PIVTilitE-FG-4011-sZLI:Yr; " • * • ' .Besitg44ll ll o ll4 . „ e t t " r ' ' • ' • ~l ityligOVJARN, 'q , .. A g! -1+ tr all . , - . ,in. 4 ~ 6. , • r.--mq- 4 ' .. 72,-,:11 - .:9,-. ,- -a: -::-...1.-_-::.---,trist . . _ tut . iiiitile*Ohthwart of entre Squire, formerly imownlittbidyfitgottifil col '4 1, 44 • - , • Two 4 e _ - sr , k#2l ,Pg P t -.3' ° ' 7 l n-11 - ' i 06459 M 1-- WY - " (--t ••1111See titl , st hllb Qom iittietpueoppatitebilchao -stnotok fonalistar,-"ra t2i04.4.5AT1 41 f„ -: '!dikeitrritV irintrifOtolle;' Afftvltiee* at -1 0.1iir. 'Once, No:WNlietliMhhe ',eV - Alp:4W the :0001111in:1a !, • • -, • • • - - kr ? egiy3s if 16 l ur Ws - nit - At s k ' - '11"'• • --PET Frr-r A , r , N:lLlgtituar ff:ltAbounider, Baqs:, Duke sciliffuty wrote -- . • - Mx.? q' s 4 ". olbttlittoznicitc's. T ,011 Ni 04710 E—NO. NOWA /4 , 0 etgASTAWrz mit) LA* _ - 0 4'° tf /4 ick.co"*.t" ip.- - mtmAraant.s.-1-Aitivirzo' 4itarincritium t - Usti .relnOved - POIcCCSVaI hlr ..Sosmerplace, #O-13onth-,ltakceyeet,!tesr4 Down° the..l :7 r41 , t -t tPt4e,r:.9*9#. ~1%,,k,pn2 A T. 7 a Omar wrra Fitiamaxt,'Maya -- Pra:lB rest Ella Er, L, PA A. fa . . ly 44 MIME 3 RortigjUititit , CA.l6LA# 'bitiNTPri , _•tOtnee • • vatitedittnee- one' door Wow tite . Latett Ittrtel; West 1114'31 ,11 . 0a .. 4 If a l c, Pa- j&pr tt lB '' , " - •"4IrIESAAD'I.A3rDIEIi Attorney et Levi ens loot net Of Leebler'e Etertlintir street.,i — kinds of Hpiiiektforfeakes, Ateoiints, Ac.; wilnitiattended to with :;:isornelnent and: deernicii. - • may. 3.5, '66if-17 . . , 1% ift(A.,SU _BAC,K, Attorney at,Low..-0 jflee Lir Emit )Slag Street, two doors east of Lechler's *- 1; Lancatter,Ta. 7 ~,eir-,, Au.. budness connected with Illp profession, and ~a,Ultispis of writing, such as preparinggeeds, Mortgage. 'Wills, Atating Accounts, &c., promptly 'attended to. • ' •isi , • IE, - . tf-17 ,DADIOVAL..--11. B. SWARM, Attorney - AID at Law, Ina removed his office to No. 13 North Duke street, nearly opposite hts former lorsition,•and a few doors ".north of the Court House. apr 5.3 m 12 TOD BIOITAL.1:111. J. T. BAK ETti- Elan „lV GIPATHIC PHYSICIAN,. haa . removed Ida .offlce to • N0..62, Haat King stkoet, newt door ahoy° . King's Grocery. Hefereace---I'rofeasor W. A,Gardner, Philadelphia. Calla from the country . will be'promptlYattended to. :-Apr • tfl2 T.Dle-PHAIL, "- ' • - ATTORNEY AT LAW, mar 311 y 11 NO. /./. N. DULL BT., /AINCLOTIT4 PL. A J..D NEF F, Attorney at.. Law. ... Ofilawltli• B. A. Bhcoffer, Esq., Sonth-west corner of ChmtreSquare, Lancaster: ly 17 A:A r, ; tr /L - N , - • A T T . O Eli EY A TW Off 1099 WITH D. G. Essassaw, Esp., No. 98 Nome ituaa Bs., LANCARTBR, P,A. JOHN F. BRANTON, ,• ATTORNEY AT LAW, PHILADELPHIA, PA, Has removed his office to his residence, No. 249 South 6th fitreet r abovo Spruce. Referkbypermiesion to Hon. H. G. Mrto, " A. L. HANES, " PAMIRS 813111.T0N, TE(ADD6O9 SetveNs. nov 241y* 45 PETER D. MYERS, It.EAL ESTATE AGENT, PHILADELPHIA, will attend to the Renting. of Houses Collecting House and Ground Rents, Az. Agencies entrusted to his care will be thankfully received, and. carefully attended to.— Satisfactory reference given. Office N. E. corner of SEVENTH-and SANSOSlstreetsi Second Floor, No.lo. fib 17 ly 5 DE Nvispriv......W. WHITE. , SIDE, DENTIST, over Gygor's Bank, and opposite D. Bair's Dry Goods Store, East King areallskaa ,street, Lancaster: [aug 28 ly 33 WILLIAM N. AM R., ..„ - 1.1 ENTIST, , 41. der - -,.... . ftiai---... For 5 TEARS A STUDENT AND ASSISTANT IN TOE 12i OFFICE OP Do. WaYLAN. of Lancaster, continues to - practice the'various branches of his profession at Ws Office on the south east corner of North Queen and Orange street., LANCASTER, PA. _ - Alli3""Ecrttatich to'ollica on Oronga straet;24 door from North Queen. Duly 17 ly 27 • : 11 10.. N .T 'A L SURGERY.--The under signed has associated with him in the _ *settee ef Dental Surgery, E. W. SWENTZ EL, D. D. well known en his assistant. Dr. jfjY Swetitzel graduated at the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, with high honors, and has been In practice Stiveralleart. .otlice No. 6034 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. ,apr,2o,tf 14 JOHN WAYLAN irtrILLIAM N. AMER, SURGEON DEN TIST, Office on the senth-mist corner of North Queen and Orangostreets, Lancaster, Pa. having been for 5. years a stadentand. 4. - -'- stifsiatant in the office of Dr. John Waylan, of 'faddism' this eity,.andhaving for several years since been In con -stantilractice, will, ho hopes, be a sufficient guarantee to Idefriauds and the public generally; of his ability to per form: all- operations connected with the practice .01 the DIARAL Ant, In such a manner, as will render entire satis faction to all who may'fivoullini with a call. - - -.• • • • . Aar Charges. moderate,, and all work - warranted to be equal to any - that can bo procured elaewheoe. N. B.—Entrance . to office, 2nd door on Orange atreot. June 29 . 24 C AROLINA YELLO sr PINE PLDOR- Dressed Flo BOARDS. 50,000 Feet Carolina, Yellow Pine oring Boards. _3llO HO Feet Do. Undressed. 50,000 CYPRESS SHINGLES, No.l and 2. 50,000 BANGOR PLASTERING LATHS, -I.l!ust received and for sale at Greed's Landing, on the Veneetogit.' - Apply to GEO CALDER. & Co., Otlllte.BastOrange et., near H. queen et., Lancaster 4 1 0 . • .t37g 11111104Pi11TSIii.VAPIIA PAPEN'I'.A"GENCV, ..k-r-JFPRANKLIN.RI3IOART, of Lancaster city, obtain, Lettera I , 4ent from the 11. S. Patent Office, on the most reasonable' terms'. DretWingEr. of all kinds of Machinery 'Aretritecture, , orSprveya, correctly executed by him. Like :.irise Deeds,.Ponds and other instruments of writing and..Meithanical . Hall, (Sprecher's „-Ilinildings,..)..Norili3Oessen4stimet,Lanoaster. . NICKEREOCKER MAGAZINE. ta , „ , • FIFTY-FIFTH VOLUME. ;GAYLORD- GLARE.,-.DR., JAMES 0. NOYES, EDITORS: - The present number closes the fifty-fourth volume of -..the-lisiCititaliocirsa, and while we thank our patrons for I,4 their-pastlevers, we shall strive to increase their number li'brratitrabled care and 'effort in every' departmetrt 'of the '- IlTigeziue . .We expect in our next number to be able to annoutftha -serlea of articles on Popular Astronomy, by the most distinguished writer upon that science in the land. 'Stories and. Pictures' of the Hudson will be com pleted duriiiipliti yeitr,..niiid the two.viihimes will contain /blithest sketches, tales, poems, etc., that can be procured " , '.'"foi - thaserifortitharitent of our -readers. ' • • -P12 . 431 ATM. FOR 1860. -• • leorder toinirreasitthe already large circulation of the Mettossimoogsa, we , publish this month a splendid line ..engraving .of _Frith's picture _of. • Merry• Making In the Olden TimeTwhich'iie shall'present exclusively to the $3 ettbseelberlf-to the 3fhg6.%illij YorlB6o, whether old or new. ••:.-I'he subject represents. thepastimes of our anceetors, and - Pliuthitently. of a genial,. domestic character.' The plate, ' &graved in England at an expense of 0000- dollars, is =' , 4iiitirely:new,- measures twenty-five by nineteen and a halt ,Atiebesitt size, contains thirty-nine figures,: and is beyond lletparison the flooiat.Work of the kind ever offered as a jpristriltar hi this country. 'The. engrevingiOf 'Frith's picture of Merry-Making in represents the humors of an English hell , day. in the county inthose good old times when the man • Vtora cocked-hat'sattd knigsbrescheic and the women stays ccisTume'icier essentially differing from the ~.,00raet- arid crinoline .of, the present* day. Almost in the , centre; of the picture anen lit . tle to the back-ground le a ' count/7 datiCe' the' green; with a bard-featured fiddler • 1 , periabad,ort a high seat; and another:musician in a tie-wig playing., with all their might. On the light twoboniscln , g girls are golly pulling toward the dance •- Sgriy.litireii man; wile Seems - vainly to remonstrate that daubing days are nvir,'•wbilii a waggish little child' pushes pushes him forward from behind, greatly to the amusement' of his sponse ' who ie still sitting , at the tea-table, from which he hasbeeri drugged. On the left, under a magnifi kliteaffing oalt; sit the 'squire and his wife, whom a countryman with his hat off is respectfully inviting to take tha.dance—Tn_the left of the 'squire' Is a young • ". risriiple4m , tifewhoma gipsy with an infant on her /die . 7:4 L elling their -fortune. Over the• shoulders of le ia seen - a group engaged in quolt - playing,• and k of the whole is a landscape of gentle slopes and oppose Thepicture has the expression of gayety through out and the engraving is splendidly executed. It is fresh from the burin of Holm, not having yet been published in mPßAlS,—Twenty-tive cents per number, or $3 per an. adiptice; two copies $5; three copies $6. The , poitage ch the - Magazine (twenty-four cents per annum) to .::-Ite-paid in - all - cases at the Office where it is received. -46 - ir To , every $3. subscriber. for 1860, Inclosing twelve eents extra in stamps, will be, sent, free of postage, a copy of the rieir'antt'stilendfd engraving of Merry-Making in the Olden Time.' .Wheever shall send us the names of five . $3 subscribers, and stampa, ($16.00) -will receive the Riiickorboker for One year and the Engraving grata. OLDS ' RATES' FOR- NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO THE KNICKERBOCKER: THE CHEAPEST EVER OFFER -I'- ED.IN THE COUNTRY. 'The linlckerbocker and N. Y. Weekly Tribune, Times, 7, - - Neava;ll - venlng Post, or American Agricnituralrist,:s3- el ,. : nip Rhickerbocker and N. Y. Independent,N. Y. Evan-. _genet, b. or Christian, Advocate and Journal, (all new sub-: 'lterDan'a,3 3 .s o .• The Knickerbocker and N. Y. Observer, Rome Journal, Ilarper's Weekly, (new subscribere,) or any of the $3.00 Magazines or Reprints of Foreign Period'. , gala, (new.subec,ribersj $4.00. bnpClub subscriber remitting us $1.12 in addition to eAtfiliaboVOrates will get, freeof postage, a copy. of Merry ., Makin ip the Olden Time.' Families by uniting in these; olube can procure the best Magazine, the best Newspaper, -:r andltie hist Engraving of the year at lees than half the -ardmary ;Trice: , • The • RuiCiterbeCker is furnished to teachers, postmasters,: and all periodicals And journals, at the club-rate of $2 a year. Booksellers and Newsnien Will learn the price per hundred, etc., on application to the publisher. - AGENTS ARE WANTED In every - part of the country, to 'Canvass for the 1710zine and Engraving. Back rinm -tiftrandliertild voTpmeatpi haniL JOHN A. GRAY, Publisher, .16 & 181Accui:Szzarr, Haw l'oax. tf 47- -1117.47: sitivati . 33:l4lMAL 11.1613 - 11. E. The subscriber haring removed his store to the new bonding nearly oppesite his staid, and directly opposis the Cross Keys Hotel s has now on hand a well selected v.) stook-Mirth:am Ulonging to the tot tf. hominess, consisting ::per otOilsilaclds, Spices; tßeeds,..alcanli'Diwdered • ArWswElarsagettillas,'Ac., &c , , to which , the , attontien of eountffmarchanks. physicians and,consumera-In :genera/ adsCfnffted : .4MM:tag 11 41,6111K8R, • PAJLkOIO_ IrEFAVING" ApP itintfletiTrltiG wow, :LANOASTBR PA. - e1r.. , 7444"--401). illbetial•posisonuitio, 0181114 • lt acTVITnToi ;53w town;111.15 de, emir ity iphacka, of Atm Stier. aVrffklt 1 115 d'Pfifitrrtrwa Ja.14,14114. 4 a IL 0n44 :Id' ,4 V4llZi rmani e sa r ta g a ßy . wil i i i m la•Eitee atitttlatellialtWatignit A.:% .1.% Su a l ataita wl P S I Yr% i tr . °brig"' MOUT. : . :11 , FotrIgooionoi 50m0414,:8/AfgfAillAy Ad." ~ " milmowniorc , AonzEilaorooorMk: of Loaoartori- .f. i3kr- IffArY s. dthaamibioltaisamiowf. ileoismin Dlftentosagihaiod Lis s :moil* BI i-Ewbeinatileillas m auddlikerge -0.:1•Onro4-4. fratorso 'elohatWind.Cita , ed leMenter.- ,By-Dr. Jitiacaina , 1..-11=1.‘j 7 , 11 ~1:41 t iChrisituthtilener . .Cierizuvenclamulbip:. Ai, Andrew folatakamdilatimaimalliefimpledminfatratorLy.-_:m 'Martha MdElimdevßakt-tarailaill. caly-.leisaMelbrain, : ,, Ilaltobilearatia.: , I - Michael Lapp, powearivirnsair. Itroganala ta t nbly tele;Petiii annigh_liv -13 ,;.*PorjEn4 5 an'es -'" , -43i4d,- , lll4hOlterskorlL: 'ldfits43Faibeti‘RWid-VowneltipeAcaxxint. t t oW h ThzeigM r ii~af kilMand ,, Aadreir Ger i v . vele' tflaterr-cir Mar, Efnatetter„Maaprimmulhip„ jrm.:BlEfehthey, ', . 1 - . -4Enss , maaw - potty Btich and Caroline Bach, minor childifatrotdi Aman ti ? ilimeeoe,PfmnßakYtiejtVP. BY an I . : - jlibrl MO: tag gitiedpßeia e" - .Xl2r„laßi'''Bibiall,?(TitaiMari of 1 .• x ein4rtistli' - -d fllt.hein of ttiaticitte We, Ad to i Jfimes ' W p trator tbtheVNW I ,an ed- • . biadisaii7l4llo , l:o , •, , lairiifili.: By Dr. John Wallace Executor, anliTisther'hne Dickinson, Exam- John Krantz, Eden township: .By Hettiry•For, Evicutor. Maria Metzler,. West Earl Acronzehip. By Jacob Kilhefer and Jacob B. Metzler, Administrators. , . ..... • • . trtjTfll jf, IltnirnArcd" T:Buie Dannef, — AffulTrilitialdr. " ^ - TA —'- • William Blickettgderfer, Warwick township. By R. B. Tshuriy, Administrator. • ki-A Lae Ikksg* : . -1 . 6,06 5 1,1 1.' . ' eusfal in "hi P As. - count. By David Engle; dart:Tian of Christian Long, late mitioalchihl Of ileetrased, 7 Eachel.Nallor, Conestoga township. by Adam Lefever, Adminiatrator. Mylin, West Lampeter township. Guardianship Account. By . Levi Huber, Guardian of Mary An My : ' 4in, inrad n- the children and heirs of deceased. , . - Henry Cinder, Rapho township. By Jacob Cinder and Joseph Masterson, Executors. • . • • • John Eifilenian. Hach° township. Guardianship Account. By Samuel R. Zug. Guardian 'or-Fianna 'Barnes, daughter of Catharine Weitzel, who was a daughter of deceased. John Groff, SexL, Rapho township. By Samuel - Greif and ' Jacob Stouffer, Administrators. • George Shentwltapho township. By . pamnel R. Zug, Ad' inhoistrater. Jacob Pdtts, Borough of Strasburg. Guardianship Ac count. By. William P. Robison, Guardian of Jt11:1111, D. Potts, a•minornoit of deceased. - Samuel Weidman, township. Guardianship Account. 'By . Daniel M. Eby, Guardian of Catharine' Weidman and Mary Ann Weidman, minor children of deceased. - Jacob Harris, Drumore township. By Samuel Boyd, Ad-. ministrator.' Thomas Smedley. Fulton township. Guardianship Ac. count. By Joel Smedley, Guardian of Jonathan Sated-. Tey, one of the children and heirs of deceased. Jacob G. Shuman ; Manor township. By John IL Hershey, Adminietrahrr. John Shoenline, Mir. By Jacob B. Tshudy, Executor of Jacob Phenegev, Paradise township. Guardianship Ac• count. By Nathaniel E. Slaymaker, Guardian of Catha rine Rebecca and Sarah. Elizabeth, hilitor children. Ephraim Erb, WarWisk township. By Reuben Erb, Ei Orator. • ' Mary Erb, Warwick township. By Reuben Erb, Adminis; trator. ' Parmioio Ricksecker, Borough of Columbia. By Levi Ricksecker, Administrator. Jacob Bucher, WeistiCkva . Deo township. By John liacitoi, Administrator.' • Joaeph Sheneberger, Manhelm township. By Georgi' ,Ituhl And Isaac Geib, Executors. 'Veronica Blank, Salisbury township. By Samuel Blank, Administrator. ' Abraham Groff Administrator.. township. Guardianship Amount.' By John F. Herr, Guardian of Abraloun Groff, minor ; sou of deceased. John Shaeffer, Earl township. Guardianship Account.— By (leorgo Groff, Guardian of Lucinda Sheaffer, Caroline Sheaffer and Susanna Sheaffer, minor children of de ceased. Thomas Crawford, Rapho township: By John Crawford,' Administrator. Doct. Andrew Hershey, Borough of Marietta. Guardian ship Account. By John A. Illestand, Guardian of An drew 11. Hershey, a son of deceased. Elizabeth Hartz, Ephrata township. By John H. Harts, Administrator. Asahel Walker, Sadsbnri township. Guardianship Ac count. By Sylvester D. Llnvill, Guardian of Margaretta Walker, one of the children of deceased. John Livingston, Esq., Salisbury township. Gnardianshlt, Account. By John B. Livingstim, Guardian of Lydia A. Livingston, David U. Livingston and Clement A. Livingston. minor children of deceased. •• • . William J. Kilpatrick, Colerain township. By Algernon B. Whiteside, Administrator. John Foltz, Borough of Elizabethtown. By Chriathin Feltz, Executor. John Moyer, Mount Joy township. By Jacob Moyer and Peter Moyer Executors. Adam Schwadaer, Mount Joy township. By Frederick Schwadner and Jacob Schwaduer, Administrators. Catharine Blickensderfer, Warwick township. By Henry Blickensderfer, Executor. Jacob Eberly, West - ekralico township. Guardianship Ac. count. By Henry Eberly, Guardian of Lesh Kerling, (late Leah Eberly) daughter of deceased, now of age. Abraham Eby, Elizabeth township. GoaZdiansidp Ac count. By Isaac Eberly, Guardian of Leah Reding, (late Leah Eberly,) grand neice and legatee of deceased. Maria Kauffman, East Hempfield townebip. By John Kauffman and Christian Kauffman; Executors of the share and portion of the estate of said deceased, be queathed to them for the use of said testatrix's daughter, Magdalena, decsased. - . John Sniffer, East Earl township. By Roland Diller, Ad ministrator.. Catharine Disainr, Ephrata township. By John Dls- Singer, Administrator. Hadley Penuock, Drumore township. By Jason Bolton, Administrator. David Gonadial', East Hemp&id township, By Henry Zimmerman and Mary Gottschall, Administrators. Jesse Harrar, Colrain township. Guardianship - Accotuat. By• James Patterson, Guardian of William D.; Sarah J. and Isabella Lavinia 4:litchi°, minor grand children of deceased. . Jacob Kline, Borough of Marietta. By . Conrad Marks, Administrator. Jacob Musser, .Paradise township. Guardianship Account. By Henry Eby, Guardian of Henry hituumr and John Musser, minor children of deceased. Abrahatirliyers, Reamstown, East Cocalico township. By Jacob E. Reddig, Surviving Exechtor. Christian W. Leib, Mountville, West ilempfleld township. By Mary A. Leib, Admibistrerrit. ' Penjamin Hershey, Paradise township. By Christian Hershey and Anna Hershey, Administrators. David Brisben, Jr., Salisbury township.' Guardianship Account. By David Kurt; Guardian of Maria Brisben, minor daughter of deceased. Henry Carpenter, Paradise township. Guardianship Ac. count. By Daniel Derdinger; Guardian of Elizabeth Nolt, (fortnerly•Carpenter,) minor daughter or deceased. Amos Aungst, East Hempheld township. By Frederick 'Pricker, Administrator. . ' Abraham Brubacher, Bapho township.' By Abraham S. Brnbacher And Henry Brubacher, Administrators. Moses Povrnall, Sadebtup township. By Jos. D. Pottnall, George Whitton' and Susanna W. Povinalt, AdMinis trators. John Petershoim, Sallebm townebip. By Christian ' Petereheim, Joseph Kennel And Jacob Speicher, Exec tore. John Schur, .Ephrata township. By Jacob Landis and Abraham Lanai, Executors. Abraham Breneman, City of Lan:aster. Guardianship. Account. By Emanuel O. iteigart, Esq., Guardlia of ' Elizabeth, Henry, Emmeline, John and Abraham Brenemam, minor children of deceased. John Landis, Manheim township. Supplementary As. count. By David Landis, Executor. James Patton, Little Britain township, By John Kirk Administrator. David Graff, Esq., Leacock township. Final Account. By Frances Keener, (formerly Graff,): and Johit.holdoixt . ridge, Administrators. . Henry Deibler, Earl township. By O. -S. 'Hoffman and Abraham Groff, Executors. . . Abraham. Groff, Strasburg township. Trust.. Account. By Henry Miller, Trustee of Elisabeth Graff, daughter of deceased. Peter Walter, Sen., East Donegal township. By Christian Walter and Peter Walter, Jr., Executors. Dr. John Luther, Earl township. By Roland Diller, Ex ecutor. Henry Fenstermacher, East Hempfleld township. Guar dianship Account. By John X Stehmah, Guardian of Catherine Petratermacher, minor daughter of doosased. James 'Morrison, Drumore township. By 'John 8. Mord. SO U, Admiialstrator. HAHOR REGISTER'S OPT/CE, Lannaster, Feb WT . 18; 1861. N, Register. 'fob' 19 TAE PHILADELPHIA EVENING DIVL. LETIN, ANA INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER, devoted especially to the interests 'of Penneylvinala. - Con taininglimportant Telegraphic News, siiteett houre in ad: Vance of the s.lorninginpers. Original, Foreign - and Do. mestle Correspondence,• Editorials on all' Subjects, and full Reports °Fall the news of the day. The Comtnerclal and Financial Depnrtmenta are full, and are carefully attended .1151- As as Any - mum hfsunus the:V.ls bette paper in the State, the circulation being next to the largest in the city, and among the moat Intelligent an'lltilluen• tial of the penal:dim.' TERMS, SIX'DOLLARS PER YEAR, IN ADYAVVE. CUMMINGS h PEACOCK, No. 11.2 South Titirdatnset, bß ppp idelphia. - THE PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY BULLETIN, a handaoMe,well-filled, FAMILY; Niivonwza,is pub. lished by the Proprietors at the follbuing unUnSiedentedlY low rates:- • 1 Copy, one year, 1 00 . - 6 Copies, " 5 00 21 10 00 " " " • 00 03 00 1 00 - 50 00 FOITHES .I.NDUCEME.NT3 I THE LARGEST CLUB (over 100) will be sent, fbythree - . . THE NEXT LABEEZT- ELL% lo9er100) FM be. neat for two yeank -, •'•• EddNes 4mMMI a$ & PRACCeg, SHo 112 outh Third Bulletin Building, nay • - - .st 2h4sdkiPhis• tf Al the Id OVAL bare talc day re. . topar_new Banking Houre,ilEngp KlNGler q wham Banking Business In all its ruled branches will re. Anive our best attention. Interest on depoelta will be allowed 'as ' heretofore: Drafts on. ,New York, Philadelphia. and Ba Unaore con itantly for Stock, Bonds, and other seearltles height and sold In - Phlladelplda and,.New 'York— and inibrmation giverVaa to their relative value and ,proageotu 7-1 tregutinnit Bank Notes: bought and.aold,and prrehMir' Whirred:on old Americurrooin,, , peisoiis eitrreatiegany boidneei to ,rui4 whether money ou.deposit, or for purchase or Woof Bonds or Stock!, may bertg wIIITINT44IIIII-fatbfgaperic..... m. The iiisinberr of9i,e,P.i.se,;#9tellet4Afte.the tetbligetkeiev' - ' ~,744)...... WOO E°3, * e . g i"MOl4Cial** -..- • , . _ _ latent the Ow otAlogroer. 41/1616:. • taw on Abe abowastete berths bear • • • emeilhtgla titeoll7 fie I, aII II AII; •,' . them properly theta! be vettlement. - • • ibb 16 617 J A .8I 61 Will D IC Wirdellt OP lIIIIIIIIIZZ, li. "" Ala blittaidl= B6 Aadithe ' ... distrlbsls Us* IL WAN . • Malan It. Wiper, migaess et &wog lake and WIIIk' Viii O r f Ul lategrattaittz • torz.s Yams fa Oftet Ham, it .... of Irastabir. • i ~ •,-77-1.1 ~,.. IL SLIM . - .':.:•1.7: 11'4 f{..iti 4 a i ~:~'R'.i"'.. ~... Varinttle ;: IOU ago JD Letters of of Moor Isisat hi - :ifienter,dess= . 441134.4"184. tp make Mutant blunediaib: holm olds* wlll pnwet Om without 4.lagr, propOy =than% • sediment. ffiA#o . febs et 41 EST ATE OP JANE MONTGOMMILY, isee eft - Cederelo ikNueeheg.4.--XeS4m effsdudnis, truth:id - oh flue &NAV &tate basin' fish limed to the undersigned:-All periona having eider against the sue% are requested to passed thesstAn sotthemautiadediAboat indebted to said seta* to She homediata peyEent to undersigned. Numbreara-p-errer,, TN TILE- COURT OP COMMON PLEAN, 1. OF LANCASTER COIIONTY: Spangler A Patterson, 1 Domestic Attachment, vv. --- January Term, 1881, Sherbon. Notice a lMarelry given that the Overt have4 , ptied... the inurPeat=g,ta idukßopesiltzsblii, 1 4037. muter - or the- teof esta • defendant' under the above attachment; and all persons indebted to, or holding, ptoperty, d tbs_44o24l2t , an_lvodio-psy and deliver the stme::la Melltirderigied, And an V and- Sore are repeated-tit immmt their ' accounts demands - : • : /3EION,E4ALIMIGEIT, LONGENECKER, "WOLF, Trustees; !sriwmwiNA!wildixtp hb 12 6t 5] Tar THE COURT OP commoor FLEAS OF IiaNIMMIS A. Z. Illogeralthavlog filed an aflida - Tit that he had fully. -astoooted Amill-x[lo4er, Ps UV*" c u e .I. ° P be 4tielkoite Of-Mod - La mingtru4nted laevad ve-dige charged from std trust, the Court grant a role to shim alone why he should not be disclaimed. .17. rizz lletaritabloon-tho Srd MONDAY_ In--515:11011 , -nekt, At 10 o'clock, A. M. PIITEB MARTIN, - LiIICABI334 Jan. Ellot, 1861. - . Trolley. " fob 5 gambler please copy..l ' ; 51 4 A OCOUNTI'Oir TRUST AND ASSIGN .. 'RD ESTATKB.—.The Accounts of the following named rotates been exhibited and tiled in'the Cacti of - the Prothonotary a the Court of Common Pleas of lancasb3r county, to wit: hiagdalenaJlerscheiroth, Rotate, Daniel Danner and Peter Arnold, ComMittee. • John Lehman, Tilsit Estate, John Keener, Trustee. Broderick tionrbiSir; Assigned. Estate, Casper Hiller, As• Agues: David 151. Witmer, Assigned Este* - Adam 8. Dletririt and Daniel Hess, Assignees. Notice is hereby given to all. perwme interested In any of said Estates, that the Court have appointed MONDAY, the 18th day of MARCH, 1881, for the .contrza itlon and allowance of the said Aceonute.rinlees except lons be filed or cause shown why said decimate should not bemlloweiL • PETER :MARTIN, Prothonotary. Prothy's Office, Lama.leh 1 8 , 1861 - Ifeb_l9 48 8 lriwrzErifir ar..- - 11stzvor; lerttv-vozir-- i - tissue theMEN.CrIiZNT TAILORIN3 . 811 M-E2PI this ASS illtik.NlTg- BUILDING; • - - N 0.% North Qinienigt. , Onr Stick conedste of the choke ast FMNCH OLOTILB; inieh as potignisej ifinnales. and Nellsrorie finest: Cloths of various oolotsr the tholarst Frerioli i tiaesimeresi Bleak- Doeiskin::oSeeihneresi_ Raney Oseeinieree liei#e6 Sei sag -Testinp f ail deed pti ono, and a large nesortneent of • • • •• • ! GEnizidEN'ld FIIIIiiIBEIING GOODS: .. Wereaiiiiebh34 nein eindiunainai or the xetronige so •liksrally bestowed upon - oar inedientsoi, and truer by extra attention tiimaineas to receive it. °nevi the thin hoe had considerable fizporionce in one thelargest - ind wont faahlointle 'Merchant' Tailoring Ha. tabliatuniittaln .Philadoiyhh4 and natters' himself that he will be ableli iendirluitishaothin to the'patrena of the . . . . VAILiNENii. AND CITIZ E NS OF .LAN, J: castercoulAY; ge4ritith. We dein): to Dupree.- upon yew the,,faet, that, Mr.. Brenoaqq4 who" was, centre Square forever feryearsi is not there now—he has removed to.WEST RAM STABS% OPPOSITE COOPER'S HOTEL. .Weal] know.howdealmble it Is to have good BOOTS ni l AND SHOES, wltt* will be fUIIY - WOr t heaM o 44 Paid for them-4. - noir /LAWN; can be had at Bazar, scires. If Boots and Idboes,are wanted, Abet wlArtot let thh water iny anderlth which:Yon can -walk la wet gran and not get w$ feet, they can Only be had at Barriastares. 'Thee° of am friends in the country who have been scene. tamed to be meaanred for Mr. Dazzurttatt's peculiar styles, 40 easy on tbe foot,. Can only get them at his NEW STAND. 4)onotlerYonmelrce be decelved.with the Idea Shat Emms sus le still ia..Centro Square. ZS is noC--bna opposite Cooper's Hotel,: West Ring etrerotOdltrte tabopas to have everybody In. Want of :Boots and Shoescall on id= tOOK TO YOUR .LE - ES*4;ecetviel kitirTtieti'tetninialOilii:Fall at our stivfor meolir ovshe TielegraliFod4t cutter and Colatnan's FaronChoPplik Mill, with Frosittl'elteeprove• ment. I have received at my Agricaltatelltopleitent and Seed Warehouse a large stock of the Telegraph Hey, Straw and Cornfodder Cutters, four sizes, Nos. 1,2, 3 and 4; malt. able for large or small Farmers. The Telegraph, Hay; Straw and Cornfodder Cutter Ia acknowledged to he the beet Cutter now in use. We claim a great many advantagee over any now menufaCtured: let, It has the &Wm cut, all the atrain, is on the frame where It it Should be; 2d, is geared on both 'aides, and is not lia ble to wear or get out of repair; 3d,.The Noel and 2 are doublegeared, and can be changed to cut different lengths; the shorten' cat is 7 . pleces to one loch for Cornfodder; in five minutes they can be changed to cut *scanth" inch for Hay or Straw. The' band-wheel can (on the. No..g) be changed on either aide of the Cutter to. suit the Power.— The greatest advantage we claim is the power. We can do as.much work . with one horse as those can (that first cut, then crush) with three. Our cutter will cut shorter and make better feed, than those those that first cut, then crush. We all know the more power it requires to drive a Cutter the sooner It will get out of repair. We will give a few references to Farmers wanting Cutters this fall: John Saner, Christian Hess, Abut. H. Hess, Benjamin Mylin, near Willow Street, Chris tian Zimmerman, John Weaver, A. Stouffer, near Goodville, John G. Hcerner, Marietta, Benjamin Hoffman, Maytown, Jacob Rupp, Ilinkletown, Benjamin Seidomridge, David Stnltzfuse, Intercourse, Jacob IJmble, Gap, Henry Eckman, Drumore Centre, Sanders McCullough, Dromore twp., Jas. Long, Liberty Square, Israel Tennis, near Chestnut Level, Benjamin Staitzfuse,' near New H olland, David Landis, (Fuller,) Bird-in-Hand, John K. Barr Mount Joy, Jacob Bachman, near Strasburg, Gideon K auffman, John Lapp, near Concord. I could give several hundred names more if necessary. I have also received a full supply of Coleman's Premium Farm Chopping Mill with Prosen's improvement. There are a great many of our Mills now in use in thle county, and all give very good satisfaction. The Mill is very much improved over those sold two years ago. The grinding parts are 100 per cent. harder. There is a Mill running in Philadelphia which has grotad. from 16,000 to 20,000 bush els of grain, and is running yet without having any repairs done to it. We will give a few references for our Mills: John Leman, Benjamin Leman, John Smucker and Henry Herr, Leacock twp,-James M. Hopkins, Co:towing° Furn ace. Benjamin Hoffman, John N. Creider, Maytown, Jacob B. Garber, near Montville, Peter Grabill, near Petersburg, John C Strickler, near &lungs, Henry Neff, Harvey Brack bill, Martin Herr near Strasburg, Benjamin Snavely, (Farmer,) and Samueli Charles, Pequea Valley, Benjamin Bleacher, (Farmer,)-Buck i - Samuel-.Stultafruse, near - New Holland, John L. Byler, Smoketown ' Abraham Null, West Hari, Abraham . At Hem, Conettoga twp. We warrant our Mills and Cutters to give satisfaction, or no sale. Farmers are invited to give me a call, and examine my stock of Implements, as I will sell them on the very best terms. Wanted—New Clorerseed, at the highest market price. ADAM R. BARN, Agricultural Implement and Seed Warehowie, E. King street, neat door to Lanes' Dry Goods' Store, Lancaster. oet 30 G KO.C.ALDER Co. TPAREHOURE, COAL AND LONDER YARD, the Property formerly occupied by Masora. P. Long And would call the attention of their old customers and all literotted, to their inperior DS! T-i) .0 -0 7 COAL, Suitable for Steam, Lime Burning, Black Smith and Falaily Tram, by , the boat toad or ton. Ahoy to their 13 . T00 . K OV LUMBER, Ist and 2nd COI. BOARDS, Ist and Did. 00S1.. PLANK,. GULLING BOARDS, BARN BOARDS, " CULLING PLANK, 'PINE:SHINGLES, - • -CYPRESS SHINGLES, .HEINLOOK. SOANTLING AND JOIST. CAROLINA YELLOW PINE FLOORING BOARDS, FAILS AND PI-Cl/LETS, ko., La oi'Whieb is of the beat quality, and will be enld as. Anr•WeAkaya,t.ba bast Stank. o1?0,STEI and RAILS In Oity OftuiedOter, offanotlog of LOCUST bAOATTOND POSTS, • =•• • -•- PORBSTNIIT MORTICED POSTS, BOARD SENOR POSTS, AND A VARIETY O CHESTNUT RAILS AND .()THKE, GROUNDI,Lirht AND 4.I3HTONsALir, 'ZU7a. 11720UND PiisrEE Nir , Rooolleettlist worhwre removed to the othei end of he Bridgepwbero we will be Noosed to sea oor.Old Mends omand'tceCeie Man / 8. / 4 N 048 n% 4 8 USUAL, Eme.Oaleas . 43razer, 82XIOND noos 711011 /OUR' 4012 N. EA HERS, DE 411.111 0: DS, .11P#114G- :,,MA'_) I B I 3BEIMAIt4.Id ,made in' de* in*, MI6 - tont' aiiltyHro. , JekE, may . of 4U mu- . At PlPl_l9# RL-A NX-RTkh se • rzo. 0:11.(14,T400411treot, ow Nish, tda, EMI THOMAS COLMAN, _ lldminlstrata. =Moon P. 0. Lanader month Us Have removed their FROM GRAEWB LANDING, Nephew, on the opposite or South side of the Conestoga, Cl CYJOLT .DI?IpLIPTION, CONELICITINO os PLASTSIZING LATHS, low as.osu be purchased elsewhere FENCING G.:CAI:IIER . 4 1 CO,, (OMPORTABLES, t: • -. .14 ,c- 7111111 K . 1 :511k. 4111:114. 4111":411111411 !F 1100.8.Amik.simpcsi" .a.thigbemarakim -111aelleetheretet ; tatEULOIMAN-/* =ph ;;I=-• And,ilems-niiiietimithe‘ Ai= - 42momosis% ewes Thoaplitro ire T:axicensa. wawa asionsasa W 044isiitstam.. • :4;44;44- A e 4)IIMiniXIIUM z - . 11 . ptaserinvlamin ass DlEus. ansiwor tt =vislersatiaelniti:- - IPAPINIMIIIHILVPI4II-VOlSsaCCMidiPage alknitsisialloSsaillasolabililtabs4ha s - 1 1 1 .0 1 41114 1 1111buerby . "t 4 sz-Y.,_amt « . J114.4.--WWWIIII2I.4_ IL- • s--M e .%1 , t• ealill MR - Sell . htoegbeat the State bur RUII Tititi 5..... M. iwile I.iivisbatip r ate AxasiLimiresarattitismodku w idthde ap, ,venitapitaiNt= -14 .- :., _, ..-- r mat emu* ii ii its 7.. ‘ -: sirmosneo; a sni* sik. mut ;ft i& Ulm ti ' Liziesit.r. joss 1.1 ; -- -.- ,6_,- - • '? ..: _T-tf..2: . .., .. .. _ , s'acrits NT TAI L , OBallir G. INI: 7- neerthe - ArawrOvragerledaWearbeeU where hi' - williewepplllldeaidE4tarwiaadaw,nany weir Ono art will *Mow their good ezamsinc-thseater-loal` wittibasoatiwipesablidsaiallet l / 4 4dife thelaoat artier . Alle blown.WON etAblidabisltuasisalarzedemi for ikdifilit air Thenrstill lairreptexisbodirrob handli raperb of - . abalr~ Owiboxt , hip, goods bar bwineer =Ha, of a new style, two , babas eutbflobie DI:Goa 4{,7 The undersigned woad take tbspeeeset.oppetembly of retendflt bit Umbel° his numerous Mende of pun': deedbori lbr , the . illerld Strange ifieetotbee'.ixteeded, and-tenete theta attletatlentioalalellneeo WM Meet - ar. eaginoation of former lemoss..uo 1.-forget 0 , 11.01081E14, two 41c . an east of Labe' . ;, .Thy fan 8 __Bo2 ,sksialueriorlinJuED doAT: - DA/I AND InNl:lat-OLOTHINGDERADDREIaN ' , u .:( At. N:7l, 41,41 A, • • •4 9 . tisiouz auw-au, • co.nuN ~.EAGlLcalhethwiattentipnid 4heeiGeess of Lancaster obuntEwndettS4e.titi large and well selected _Scan_ 4R 0004 awl heady : MAO , aredifinter Clothing. the Largestated•Bunt einisrted in the city 'of Line caster. 8. W. Baub would :pall particular attention to hla stock of Iteedlihia 44 4 lotidigh.4. Mir nen anunigtotnra, all warranted tq be Well Weltlnf-Eld guaranteed to give entire satisfactkon;. 3 AVIRAVATB, from. SABO -to'. $121:10 BLACK PRO= COATS, from 4.00 1440 • BUSINESS:GOATS, a. 3.00 - /:.10.00 • : NONE/a OUTS, : , ,;• • 6.00 • BLUE:PANTS, " 2.50 6.00 FANCY GASS. PANTS,. 1.50. 4.50 " WEBES,AIt pages:. • • - a 75 0.00 Bop and ,resdh's ClothinAittal4 .1}444.. and Worn:mkt ..410.0, on hand alexia:end epleudiclimasoitmentof grench- English And American Gleths, Over• Coatings and Gant Mfg 814 and Vestings, Which will be made up at short notice_and low. prices, cut and made. in the latestetyle, and warranted tagive mrtiefaettonin ~"_. 'T -• • _: , QUALITF,;SI6.IiS AND TM • •Alsoani hand, et large-sseortment of Gentlemen's Fut , cashing Goode, consisting of Collars, Shires, Neck Tles, Suayeaders,•&e, am , Gentlemen buying their own goals :can-have it made up In. alsiddonable style. at the lowest Jar Gentlemen are inured to call and eWireine before .srpietosdng els...bora •• .• ,• • • •• • lOr ifaacedaw 8 1 0 , 10 the Red Cbagi • & W. RAUB, •wet.td 40 ] • • Nazi North Queen st., Lancaster. Z.A. X Z - 43 Et A , 17 , . . HOUSE PeRN.64.17.1N9 1111PORIVM, No. 7-.IIAST t•111:1 AAAAA P♦ *ir At this rataillldanant thepubllo an at all timer tw supplied with 8 - T.. 0 V B 8 of 1T TT DISCZIPTION, TIN WARE, COPPER WAR N • BHZET IRON WARE,' dia., A. 7. T .8 Z. L 0 W . X . B . 7 Si ♦'Y it I . A I Y 8 air Their material le the best In the market, and the reputation of the lataldidtmant L a sure guarantee of the .super! ority of the work CALL AND BENI Rem em bar, THM OLD ST AND! No. 7 EAST KING STREET, JOHN DEANER, H A.GER & BROS. WILL moat or: ram Emu tows. or WINTER DRY GOODS AT GEBATLY REDUOBD PRIORS LADIBEI' FANCY . PUBS, LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS, BROOLEA AND WOOLLEN SHAWLS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, GRNTS , FURNISHING GOODS ALSO, A LARGE STOOK. READY MADE OLOTHING 11BN AND BOYS Together with large additions to our Stock, now open ing, frcim the late Philadelphia Auctions, which will be sold at a mill adianse on coat CR IS IS I NOTICE EZTRAORD:INAR I REDUCTION I L• 11111 STOOI Or DRESS' GOODS! .IMMENSE SACRIFICE SHAWLS, CLOAKS. Lo., IN , ORDER TO CLOSE A LARGE STOOIC wax TEN SEASON W $ N. T Z It 12 0 HAVE RED . IIOEIt THEIR ENTIRE STOOK SILKS REDUCIZLI Braurrnm Bu.o AT no. 600. ;LAO, 11.26 ALL KINDS OF DRESScf 8 0 - B I 7;0 DD t lil if- A W L - 8' E D'-11-e" B D I ALL WINDS OF OHAWLEI-iirOW *SAM OFF LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS LARGE MK OF LADIES 'ouwo3-spuon LABOR STOOK OP WOOLLEN GOODREMIIOED Dl,Bo.leLill 07 SRIB OUR LAWN-STOOK MUST - ,811 EXDI7ORD. 3AA4spl . „43lk;us, BM:WM THZ BAOHEIHOZ, AND MR A V 1 1 .1: If L erpr, IF - 11 Yf T , z B B 0-11 NAST ZING AND ONNIDD SWAIM A ACAS* IaPOIDINdr. ION" WHOLIDUJI mom. AND DUMB nr court , !sr-nortrel k VIM AND LIQUORD,: 74M403111Mittini~__ Jaltaillsilakidhlite-0411-‘Ol . 0-- ' ; , ittaTOMMltiltra it=atlPMni" :. ttoielkillietada opettalltr otreeapetattia ray. .-gEB•II444giKUP3- BC4 ( W; ;41at -DOMBRIM cad, an ohe amp ---'• • 44.• •• - , eMlillitißibilittfilitit '• • ir'• anduestusum IVO maktuglt wen sod !1 • itatisamweadesmshmcittenurtriadlly.'„-=' -' --_, ,• ''' '.'•-•- • mataskiattyand dirimaditaittlitspnve," metke4-eeneinaviir-maeretrial to_oul sisumitylosaldoks - way fass.beedsud ioaCp rom - standtur alit oilier .. • , • . aiteatea_ _Omen *be barto.gram.ltt!_ _ _. Rd glees. 1 iiii e rldb,"soltit SAW aierticelte alai ahem the' hear 3s Onmeshas a;dd - ' it attlighte etreagthtmed sigarttemorecatmiaatastotatba atowth: to 1 timpaparts,whickhava bloom» bald, sassing it to yield a_ lksistecoverteebf heir. • •- Tbike — kfibissidiedioniakifinidmssiDemenha New York' : wislhifehiiiihear halr reSttiriel.to Abe useof this hnift• ;Orithiceellieeillibthei'fingsarat - Imes ha Wed. L. .11L. bas 111 - 1111pciraska Tetteni Isibkoneratskt 1... --f.a the abefriasets; ihnd'oa_oatafixtrNa highest. . ty. .la apt - 416'414},_ --.) ent the lair from. tans rig jeruy . until th ainady itak iiitlielrfilitaMtiet chai r iiith'eseHalS "restore it to Re oriOndalue..-11Xfing.: it a derialees, apaissaaoe. as - aleeitaaelor.. pm tenet and ISHafrltestaintiveit fepartjeniaily recommended. having 40 agreaWCUPC sad the, gnat .fadlitlee It affords In dnesdng the 1,:whOON; iaOrbenmafid with the Invigora -Dinar. beadremedtel any required form so as, to preserve , He pail& sittetkerplaidesin elnis•Lheisie tiViegreildernand“ Ought to 1 lbe it by the lidlesie a istendard toilet attic% which none be without, es the priee theme it within the teach orisil, beilsg'ONLY TWANTYLYIVE CENTS per ' bchtle, to be had at all respectable dniggists' and pirfis mere. - - V. MlLLER'sroiskt call the attenticus'of Parents and Guardians to the nsebf his Invigorator;lis cases where the childrens' Mir inclines tube weak. The we of it lays the foundation ihr orgoodheadoillidn'asit removes any Iw. parities that may have become connected with the scalp, thenemoni ofswhichie necessruy both - for-the health. of the.child, and tins-future Smisenumaof the Mir. ' _-_. tlarnoa.—None genuine without thit_tao shone -Lewis 'HILLER being on the outer wrapper t- also, /* iradathla HAIRINTIGORATOR,II: y-,idown in the glem . - If holesVe 'Depot, .5/.1 . Dej : lttrept And sold .by all the iirtnaitaildisessiabi aid Druggistathroogbmst 'the *arid. Lthecal dleooint tolmiehisers bY the quantitY. ' ____. I aho.dadre to presentto the attierlein Public MY ._ NEW "AND ' 'IMPROVED INSTANTANEOUS LitiouS HAIR DYE • which aft* years of selenid e exile atell ng - r h ive brougfittof perfectirm. It dieslllack or Brown iseteitly wi , out I . my to' the Mar or Skin, warranted the best • cuur FIFTY C'IMS. DEEOT; 66 DEE STREET, NEW "YORK. ling 14 ly Bl _ _ T G T - SIVA D MAURY 1.2 PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FRAME NEW • SCALE GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO-FORTES. The Ininlated Iron Priadepreservei the original tone of the instrument in Wins pnrityreecuring It for all time against that mostrelleskresable tinny _quality of tone In, vaßably fornid fa idrustber Iron Trains Piiini.Fortes. It greatly strengthens the mos and thus keeps the Piano- Parte much longer In tune. -it gives' the instrument a: much fuller, richer and sweeter tone. It adapts the-Plano elinsithilrad to 4EI - Changes of atiooephere; and In respects It is pronounced by our "artiste the greatell Imorovement of the age - In Plano-Forte construction ; pro - doting aninstrament acknowledged to be.superior to all. others maderin this country or Europe. • A FBW TESTIMONIALS- IN- REGARD . TO- THE 81J - PERIGRITY OP OUR NEW SCALE PATENT INS . U- . RATED PIANO-FORTES. “1 have examined the Piano-Fortes of Lighte k Brad , harp, with entire satiefsetion.--I know not that there are anrothenahetter,'etther in onrown country or tdatiThere.” .—Da. Low= lima. In dearness, richness, and volume of tone,. 'delicacy, eladacity of touch, and tine repeating action, I have never played upon their eqrtaL"—EL.A. WOLIZIMAITZ. Li vialume, richness, evettneas, andpurity of tone, and in delicacy of touch they certainly excel, and . In that beat - tidal Sing q ing ttality so desirable yet so seldom found." —Mudd bilsort. . "I have never played upoh 50 rich and heavy a tone • Square Phitio4nria."-+Astnua NAPOLEON. " I am .astonished Ind delighted with the New Scale Iron Fromm Piano.fortes made by you, There meet be a sapplendid ldture for Lights. & Ensdburys' Piano-Porten"— "I have rumor played upon so fine an inetrament."— . ago. F. Baisrow. "I consider them as to beauty, richness, fullness and witmitty of tone,'an well as 'their- agreeable, elestie touch, equal if:not superior to any Pianos Elide in -thla country or Entnpe."—limm Wzu.s. "In power, quantity, and equality of tone, theynertainly excel; while for that peculiar rich and and 'singing tone so invaluable as an accompaniment to the voice, I 'have 'never met their equal."—C. ..' They have all the requirements fora superior Interpre tation of both classical and modern compoettlons."—M. .8111./MOBH. .Wareroom, 421 Broome Street, a few doors Beet of Broad way, New York. . 4i-SATISFACTORY GUARANTEE GITEN. 5631 oct 2 eow ly 88. SAVING FUND. &EUETEBED BY THE STATE-OF PENNSYLVANIA • RULES. 1. Money is received every - day, and in any amount, large or small, 2. FIVE PER CENT interest is paidfor money from the day it is put in. JOHN P. 80H13.1HL 8. The money is always paid back in GOLD, whenever it is called for, and without notice. 4. Money is received from Executors, .Artininistrators, Guardians and others who desire to have it In a place of perfect safety, and where interest can be obtained for it. 5. The money received 'trim depositors is invested in REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES, GROUND RENTS, and each other first close securities as the °barter. directs. 6. Office Hours—Every - day from 9 till 5 o'clock, and on Mondays and Thursdays till 8 o'clock In the evening. This old and well established SAVING FUND has re ceived more than:TEN MILLIONS of dollars from nearly thirty thousandAepoefters. HON, HENRY L. BENNER, President, ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President. WM. J. REED, Secretary. DIRECTORS: Brenda Lee, P Carroll Brewster, Joseph B. Barry, Joseph Yerkes, Henry Diffenderfer. 'I C E WEST CORNER OF THIRD, lELPHIA. Henry L. Renner, Edward L. Carter, Robert Selfridge, Samuel K. Ashton, 0. Landreth Minns,. - OFF WALNUT STREET, SOUTH _ PHILAD GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE AND. TRUST COMPANY or PFLILADELPHIA. CHARTER PERPETUAL. 'f Fire Insurance on Stores, Dwellings, Public Buildings, and Merchandise generally, limited qr Perpetual. lire Insurance on Hauses, , Etakns and 4&rt' tents,•,Stock Arra Implements, ALsoligand Insurance Goods 'to OFFICE N a T IpCMPthAe NCY'SBUI LDNG, No. 403 WALNUT STREET, CORNER OF FOURTH. dement of th4.ClyngZ it 3l4lBsB. - Business for the year ending ' . , 4223,800 00 51,453 03 $91,565 45 $275,253 03 7,825 49 Received for Premiums Received for Interest, Rent, &c. Paid Losses, Rxpenses, Ocmmis stone Re-Insurances, Returned Premium,, tre • • • Increase of Fire Premiums over 44 Year'', - re.iuse Marine Premium-27 Nett Increase [dee 25 tf 50 ASSITB. Beal Estate, Bonds and Mortgages, $141,'240 00 Stooks, (Par, $80,810,) ' 47,915 00 'Bind . Receivable I 59,886 78 Unsettled Premiums and other -data due tho_Oompany '17,823 02 Caah on band, and In the hands DIRECTOR& Charles 0. Lathrop, 1423 Walnut street- Alex. Whildln, Merchant, 18 North Front street. Wm. Darling, 1388 Pine street. Isaac Haelenurat, Solicitor. John C. limiter, limn Of Wright, Hunter & Co. B Tracy, firm of la Tracy & 00., Goidemith'e Hall. Jno. H. McCurdy, firm of-Tony, White & McCurdy. Thomas L. Gillespie, firm of Gillespie & Zeller. James B. Smith, firm or James B. Smith & Co. John B. Vogiles, corner Seventh and Sansom streets. Daniel L Collier, firm of 0. H. Grant k Co. Thomas Potter, 229 Arch street. Charles Harlan, corner Walnut and Math streets. Jonathan J. Simum,ls4 Smith Fourth street. CALDER.. & 'Co:, Agents,- Beast Orange et' 'ammeter, Pa. - mar 22 ly 10 T HE PEOPLES' HAT AND CAP STORE, SHUL'TZ IP 8R0.,.." NO. 2O NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA., PRACTICAL 'HA T'T Z E S, MANUPAOTUREHEr AND WHOLESALE. AND kAiAIL DiAilik3 IN HATS AND OAPS OF •EVERY - DESCRIPTION. We have now in atom a a splendid assortment of HATS AND 04 . P8 of all the newest Fall and Winter Styles. SILK HATS in all strews. and qualities. A first-rate New Style of Mk Rata for $3.00. A full assortment of OASSIMERE FLATS, FALL and WINTER STYLE PAPS in endless variety. A splendid assortment of • UNION AND PRINCE OF WALES BATS, in 'various colors, the latest out, and allthe other styles of SOFT HATS now worei'' from the finest' to the cheapest Qualities. ' • • We return our thanks to a liberal public, and trust, by strict attention to business and fair dealing to all, to merit a continuance of their patronage: • Hats and Caps to snit all, and at prices to suit the time,. Goods sold tODealers at a small advance or each. SHIPPING RllllS.bought and the hi ghest price paid In - JOHN A. SHULTZ, dec IS HOICBI3I/iNDICA.TTLE IotptVDER. TATTREFIAVB HORSE POWDIII4 7-- MUM& POWDXI4 ••• PRIFNUORRER • SULPHUR, • • GRUB_ ,lA.N - • : uttRAM TARTAR,. icr sale at•THIMAS KLLASAHRIPS •• Drug I Chemical Sitars, Wert Eh% street, Lauer. fob 9 -• . ' tf 4 . ar ... Iwo a pLicvs..e..V:3l D , 1 s i o : 1 IHARTIVR,D, iniIg.INMEANcE coArPANY, • -Of HARTNOILD, CON*:.' 11.d.P1.T AL , A.Slii. - ABARTI3-.5.936. - 7 09.00. 'IL . HIINTL.NGTON President. , • P. 0; MAMA, Beersrtary. Pislicdes issued and rernisedi losses ;equitably adjusted and paid. Yrisisedisfe4 spon sattgliersiry proofs, Sti tNess - reffk itaidic - NltNk.mn dorsitpWtjksDDLT AUTUMIZMID *um 1 .-• • - ! eat 21;/,/ al , • . Thldics BLACK, AVIA .19S Lancaster OP. , j A-21 M-8 -II -.-- 13 -A -EL-N-. in- a ,:-- FANCY AND WINDSOR eItALRAIAKER;., : No: 6931 Sate Zingr.otrest;..,LanOttster, Takespleolmto ia..impiting . the public to WI atlols Wa ' ro rooms, atkAexientoorldit BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF IMAMS OF VARIOUS , FASTERNS: . -..; , ~. .• ~ ,- - - . M3i.oaasrts received and proarptlyitttended to at:tbo. oe•-bsited Is tldsaluitablisksomg, adeide4l6l37: Pliewilathaqg at' 1 1 Obi ihmirimi faroqualtrany-mumaolthi thorilastara PAIL' aillaateaMilloribelovashatr z , lll • .. ;._ice.?!;.. ational TY illiST mpany. $99,390 94 $70,183 00 $14,699 59 io,ne 74 $ 4,272 85 8,8811 ps $275,268 03 PEESIDNITT mum, Ei E . iATEitOP . WILLIAM DARLING. UCBSTAILY AND Tansuras. JAMES :WRIGHT. 4ENki r A. SHULTZ. If 49 • sus • - raw _ 1 . 1 .. 4 . 5 **1 2 41 5 / I ASKB Agigiqg ;ram . " - r •••••-WV”P; lei32=lll4"4"AC s7lCht; :at&t mirarnloWirtinii .x.Cutsasourrilisaass;: - • Zryirlpebs,-BoW ?- • _.Pitatamp;4 the ALS : EnrLikite, • • - otblLThp#6 - • • - { - _ • dlar, Clikarartar -Zhew Oar - Route - Theaboielaa . portrait or atc&r:sary. _ Aspics. teissnehip;'who, cu • the Slet day - of August, 1858, made affidavit Justice Corley, that he was treated for the core of Cutar,byrthree,physlciene of Bedford comity. and by - Dr:Ne le wtOn of the'Eciectio College' In Cincinnati, for a period of hearty elghtsidmtba - notwltstanding , which, his afhesesor and a .POrtiOft ofAiSidieheek were entirely whit Away He , given up all hope, when he beard of the 'Blood Searcher,. and was indueed fitly it. ' Four bottles eured . ldur„ and although sadly disfigured; 'there le no : " w cu b b a tist i girr7 b ar i %matt! sl•re;l1.18"1.6. Ina aireadaroirldch WI be had soy of the' Aagenta seen We also rehr to the sue of Nancy Bleakoey, of Rider :l:on, Armstrong county, Pa., cured of Scrofula after being Unable tiiiet out of 'bed for three years. • To the me of A•ladr: In •Ansonville. Clearfield counti, who was also afflicted zdtli Scrofula in its worst form. , To the e cit`Gteorge residing in Curolltown, , I. lambrla Minty; Pi., who was ea badly afflicted With Can cer:that it eat bts entire. noee 4.end bin case was worse, Ifikortepf. 4.-thee hicOrear7's. — The Wtleniiis Of these cases--every one of which was :cured : the use of the .Blood Searcher — may also be found in q elsorditrto he had of any of the Agents. Pd. 'LEMON, Proprietor. Laboratory for theMantifactureand sale, dear the Penn sylvanie Railroad Depot,'Uollidajaborg, Pa. Dr. GOO. -R". Ropier, Wholesale Agent, Pittsburg, Pa, Per kali in this city , by ,, Jolin P. Long A CO, James ißmith.Eardbmiu•& CD, and C. A: Heinitah ; J. B. Johns, Kew Holland; A. Collins, Falmouth; J.H.Gockley, Reams , Wien*: H.' Stanger, Adamstown; S. Ensmioger, Manheim J. H. Green, Ephrata; .Dr. A. 51..*Hieetand, Mount Joy ; J. Jay Marietta; J. F. -Seldonwidge Intercourse; 8. J. Boone, Bellevuee; L. Z. Ringwalt, Charclitown • J. H. Eohternaclit, Peitrville; N. B. Wolle, Lit's; R. 8. Rime, Elizabethtown; 8. Efackenbergee, 'Bainridge; D. & J. W. Bowman, hlaytoaro; J. 8. Dellett & Co., Dr. McCorkle, and R. Williams, Columbla;and by dealers generally.' gap 18 6m 86 „. GIN AS A 'REMEDIAL AGENT. .THIS DELICIOUS. TONIC' STIMULANT, ESPECIALLY designed for tho'use of the Ibriiera Profes sion and the -.Emily, having- auperceded- the so-called Gin',” "Arpmetiq ". cordial," "Medloated,"-"ScbnaPeo," etc., is •now endorsed by all of the prominent physicians, chemists and connoisseurs,. as possessing all of those in trinsic medicinal qualities (tonic, and diuretic) which be. long to an OLD and PURE, GIN. Put up in quart bottles and sold by all druggists, grocers, etc. • A. M. BININGER & CO., (Established in 1778.) Sole Proprietors, . . No. 19 Broad street, N. T.— For sale by FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO.,—W. W. & H. SMITH, and all of the prominent Wholesale Drug gists in Philadelphia. , [pet 2 ly 88 4 1, Ijia e ego . 4 „ ., ...s.c ,. , 5...„, _ty o ,c, ),.. Ce --- -v ECONOMY! %" _ -.... IA O Vq. a Eliftmpitolla 2 • 0 , • vl - co bave the Pieces ! • As accidents wiU happen, even in wel2-reguiated families, it is very desirable to have some cheap and coavenien way for relaying Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE meets all such emergencies, and no household can afford to be without it. It ie always ready. and up to the stick ing point. There is no longer a necessity for limping chairs, splintered veneers; headless dolls, and broken cradles. It is just the article for cone, shell, and other ornamental work, so-popular wilts ladies of refinement and taste. This admirable preparation is used cold, being chemically held in solution, and posseesing all the valuable qualities of the best' cabinet-Makers' Glue. It may be need in the place ot branary mucilage, being vastly more adhesive. "USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE." N.B.—A Brush accompanies each bottle. ./felce, 25 cents Wholeasle Depot, No.. 48 Cedar street, New York. HENRI' 0. SPALDING & CO., 'Boa No. 8,600, New York Put up for Dealers in Cases containing Four, Eight, and Twelve Dozeri—a beautiful Lithographic Show Card accom panying each package.' • .Cir A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE will save ten times its cost annually to every houshold. - iiiEL Sold by all prominent - Stationers, Druggists, Hardware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores. Country merchants should make a note of SPALDING'S PREPARED .GLUE,-when making up their list. It will atm' any. climate. Ifeb 14 ly 5 E x ° F. O l t EN T Um PUEE- 11IOHT 80110. Having been appointed by the manufacturers SOLE AGENTS for the sale of the above article, we are now pre pared to ihrniehit to Varmere and Dealers In such quanta- Gee as may be wanted.. It is doitieed and packed If 3 L A T ß igh&BarreLs. ' LIEERLI , DEDUCTION, MADE /OR LARGE PUBCIUSES - - Thii article must not be benfouncted with Youdrette, it being, as s etated, simply the pure night soil, the great value of which le well known llaroughout the world. fdanufacturod by THAOKARA; SCHAFER k THACK— ARAY: . For Sale only by ALLEN k NEEDLES, No. 42 South Delaware Avenue, and 41 - South Water St., lit door above Chestnut 'Street, Philadelphia. feb 12 . 3m 6 CCASTOROII., • ARROW ROOT, SWEET OIL . . " BORAX," ~i. • ALCOHOL, . CAMPHOR; . SPICES, . - CALOMEL, SODA, DOGWOOD, CREAM TARTAR PEARL BARLEY, GUM ARABIC, HARTSHORN, GELATINE, VIALS, RHUBARB, SENNA, JALAP, SPONGE, At., For eale at THOMAS ELLMANgK'S apr 21 tf 14 • - Drne and Chemical Stnre. Weal ;nova. OEND'&SWAMPS FOR A SPECIMEN OP 0 "NEWS FROM HOME.'' A complete summary. of the latest. Intelligence received freur, sogland, Lrelarld,.B.eutland, Wales and.the British Possessions id (mark :.tfatt .- of the World, and devoted to Literature, Beienee, Art, Watery, ac., 4te. 'ENGLIB#4I...EN, `. • • IDISIIMEN WELSIISIEN, support your 01911 family psper,and ,yrelcome the NEWS FROM HOME, which to published every TIIEESDAY and forwarded - postage free for, Two Dollars foi One year. - One Dollar for IfiX months. Fifty cents - for - three months. • Parties:getting up.clubs :are-Allowed EA - . per cent. for their trouble. • • • -- • • PostruestereandestabLbshed News Dealers &reauthorized to set as Agents.., • • • TOWNDRON A DAY, Editors: and Proprietors, DM York 11,11 , EhANILING, MOUSES 06. HEED. . LIEN WILLSON the. 26th - of DIARCH. instant, the undersigned, ender the firm of.REED, HENDERSON I CO., will commence the Bankng Businees, in its usual branches at the Mike hitherto occupied by John K. Reed 1 Co., at the corner of East King and Duke streets, be .tweentlielJourt House and Sprecher's Hotel. Lancaster, Pal They will pay interest on deposits! at the following rates._ - 5% per Cent. for 6 mouthi and longer. 80'days and longer. , - They will buy and sell Stocks and Real • Estate on am , mission; negotiate Loans for others. purchase and sell Dille of Exchange, Prooilascuy'Notte, Drafte, kc., Am, acc. The anderligneld will be 1 ndlvidually-liable to the este nt of their mans, for ell 'devreitit Ind . other obligaticins of Rug' KraDEEISCISit co. - JOHN IL REED; . . AMOS S. HENDERSON ISAAC E.' BUSTER.. mar 20 tfloi • li "/ H aBLACHER 4, BAUJIIA TAN - "ra a" Owrilcil. Storey bock of. Bob.- . Moderwell's ,yams:Liaison .Hareliousei.fronting on the Railroad and Worth Pchice stieet. -Cheap for .Cuh or approsed credit.— Honsteritly on hand a full assortment of all kinds Saddler's end. Shoemaker's, Leather, of superior guality,ineluding Homer!" celebrated Bole Leathee,q. also, .Leatber . Bands, well Watched, sellable for all kinde m a kinds . of any length and walk required, made of. a, superior. quality of Lel**,Bernice B4ows, Band and lasing Leather Oar. den Mee, Tinner's Oil, Currie?' Tools, Morckseoe:Shoe • All ds old leather bought In the rough ; higheityziees given for Hides and Skfm in cub orq.erc will be prompt y - = = 'fob b ir e . - JIIirDRECW -- JACKSON'S ... BEMEDY. ' -:Changing the subject, Dr: Edgataskedhird what he wouldhare done - with Oalhoun - and other nullifiers if they "Hung them, sir, as high es" Hamill." was the-inatin - WeetikraPilL-. y,'Thealtoubi hava.been. et. terror to Ind.' torltiYalttime, and po . sionitj"..vpirddlisve pronounced it the best act of my life: - • •-• • • —As-harsakithesewords, he half tone in - his bed, and 'all She aldAlitred in his old eyes again.. .. Bas . f! 07 40K80/9, P. 2. at 460,1831'4g] • - • • ,Ne w *4 Mere. . ja o STRAD FOR $lOO. , . ia 3 0,./1041.103TRADS• tc3`:slooo 4111DiDYRIto 1014 desixAbleaumilthr mutts,. Air AWINIBIVANTADEI 4 3 eadl1btaSsophfiri t , li!cli&LlNlEtard Agov . Or ta 001. W. 4 0 49FIWIE;Agirai; 40 lanillaillclase- "4=yl,:inc. '"f „;- ut-, 1- .4t.-r,„-e.- A - o=.. " - •.;.iJa.va • , ....77.,:2T ' ,. :1,4..4,40-;i4t014.1$ An aperient and stomachic preparation or IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by com adian in•Hydroffen, of. high medical author and. extraradmary . efilearry in each of the Tot:nark:4 : EILiNuTY, NERVOUS APPEcTIONS. EMA CIATION, DYSPEPSIA, 'DIARRHEA, CONSTI PATION: SCROFULA, SAITEHINIEL SCURVY, JAIINDBIE: :LIVER COMELLINTS , MEDEA MN, MERCURIAL CONWEntlif NETZENT , ITFUMS, RHADACHEE. =ME WEAKNESS . , , MENSTRIIATION, WHITES, CHLOHOSIS, etc., PEEPLES - ON - TM FACE, ROUGHNESS OF THE SKIN; etc. The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and thus circulating through the whole system, no part of, the body can escape their truly 'wonder ful influence. The experience of thousands daily proves that nb 'jireparation of Iron can for a moment be compared with it. Impurities of the blood, de pression of vital energy, pale and otherwise sickly complexions indicate its necessity in al most every conceivable case. In all cases of female debility (finer albus, ohlorosis, etc.), its effects are delightfully. renovating. No remedy has ever been discovered, in the whole , history of medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy, attdfully restorative effects. Good appetite, com plete digestion, rapid acquisition of strength, with an unusual disposition for active and cheerful exercise, immediately follow its use. As a grand stomachic and general restorative it, has no superior and no substitute. Pat up in neat flat metal boxes contatithig 50 'pills, price 50 cents per box; six ibexes, *2 50; ..one dozen, berm 54- 00. For sale by Drug _ . ts generally .. Wlll be sent free to any dress on receipt of the price. All let ters, orders, etc., should be . addressed to R. B. LOCKE & CO., General Agents. 339 BROADWAY, N V. F.8.-.The above Is et. facomiluille of the label as each box. KAUVFAIAN /c 00., Nn. 1 Kramph'a BnihErma, East Orange street, sole Agents for Lancaster. [nor Li ly 4 THE- GREATEST s. - 111EDICAL :., DISCOVERY OF THE AGE. THE GREATEST REDIOAL DISUOV. ERY OF THE AGE.—Dr. KIDIARDY, of Roxbury, bee discovered, in one of our common mann) weeds, a remedy that mired EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, Bum the worst Scrofula down to a common pimple. He has triad it in over 1100 cases, and never failed except in two cases, (both thander. humor.) Ile has now in his possession over two hundred certidmtes of Its virtue, all within twenty miles of Boston. Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore mouth Onato three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pimple■ on the face. Two to three bottles will clear the system of Biles. Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker in the mouth or stomach. Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the worst case of Eryslpehut Ono or two bottles are warranted to cure all humor the Eyes. Two bottles aro warranted to cure running of the ears and blotches among the hair. Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and running ulcers. One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin. Two to three bottles are warranted to care the worst cases of ringworm. Two to three battles are 'warranted to cure the most des perate case of rheumatism. I!!lMiZli= Five to eight bottles will cure the worst ease of scrofula A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and a perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity it taken. Reader, I peddled over a thousand bottles of this In the vicinity of Boston. I know the effect of it in every caae.— So sure as water will extinguish fire, so sure will this cure humor. I never sold a bottle of it, but that sold another; after a trial it always speaks for itself There are two things about this herb that appear surprising; first, - that it grows in our pastures, in some places quite plentiful, and yet its value has never boon known until I discovered it In 18413—second, that It should cure all kinds of humor, In order to give some idea of the sudden rise, and,grea t popularity of thediscovery, I will state that in April, 1853, 1 peddled it and sold about six bottles per dap—in April. 1854, I sold over onttthousand bottles per day of It. Some of the wholesale Druggists who have been in the butritiens twenty and thirty years, my that nothing intim annals of patent medicines was ever like it. 'There is a universal praise of itfrem all quarters. • • • In my own practice I slave kept it strictly for humors —but since its Introduction as a general family medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been found in - it that I never suspected. - Several casesof epileptic Ste—a.dlsoase which was always con.siderod incurable, have been- ared by a few Wales.- 0, what' a mercy if it prove effectual in all cases of that awful malady—there are but few who have seen more of it than I have. I know of several cases of Dropsy, all of them aged peo ple cared by it. For the various diseases of the Liver Sick Efeldnche, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever and AM:Ili, pain in the aide, Diseases of the Spine, and particularly In diseases of the Kidneys, &c., the discovery has done more good than any medicine ever known. No change of diet over necesaary—eat the best you get and enough of it. . DIAXCTIONS FOR UBE.—Adults onntablti spoonful per day —Children over ten years dessert spoonful. Children from live to eight years tea spoonful. As no directions can be applicable to all constitutions, take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice a day. Manufactured by. DONALD KENNEDY, No. 120 Warren et., Roxbury, Ilsits. Price, $l,OO. Wholesale Agents.—New York city, C. 31. Clickner, 81 Barclay street; -C. H. Ring, 195 Broadwayt iimehten Clark, 175 Broadway; A. B. 4 D. Sands, 100.Fultortet... Sold in Rochester by J. Bryan & Co., Wholesalo Agents No. US State street; 'alto by L. Post & Co. General Agent.—T. W. Dyott g Son, Philadelphia. Agents in Lancaster.—James Smith, Wm. G. Baker, SatanelWelchens, B. H.Rauffman, H.A. Roekatleld, Chas. A. Heinitsh and John N. Long. aug 4 ly-29 I Pi PANTS i,PRESEIII.IrERII• ' This newly.diseovered invention Preserves the Clothes from being. Solled,..renders Nursing safe from •incon venience, and is a great comfort to Mothers and Nurses. 44.- To be-bad at ALL LADIES' STORES, and sent free by post, direct from the inventor, Mss. ANMPIELD, No. 612 Twelfth street, Washington, D. C., by remitting the amount. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR EACH. LADYA GENTS WANTED Al? A Ilbetel allowance made to the trade. Ltiou. OWE 1 teUtstir lv bl We, FOIL ALL! The never-failing MRS. VAN HORN to the best. • the succeeds when all others have felled. All who . are in trouble,—all who nave been onfortrinate,—all whose food hopes have been disappointed, crushed and blasted by (aloe iiromlses and . deceit,—all who have been deceived. and trifled with,—all fly to her for advice and satisfaction,— all wbo are in doubts of the affections of those theyqove, consult bar to relieve end satisfy their minds. IN LOVE AFFAIRS SHE NEVER FAILS I She has the secret of winning the affections ox the op. polite sex. It is this •fact which Induces illiterate pre. tenders,to try to imitate her, and to copy her advertise ments.' She shows you the LIKRNESS OF YOUR. FUTURE WIFE OR HUSBAND, or absent friend. She gilidee the single to a happy mar *rlage;and makes the married happy. Her aid and advice has been solicited in innumerable Instances, and the re sult has always been the means of securing A SPEEDY AND • HAPPY MARRIAGE; She is therefore a sure dependence. She has been the means of bringing many hundred haarta and bends to. settler. Thousands of broken hearts have been healed at d made happy by her. - It ts well known to the public at largellutt she .was the first and she is the only person who can chow the likeness In reality, and who ran give entire satisfaction on all the concerns of life, which can be rested and proved by thous- Lode, both married - and single, who daily and eagerly visit 'her at NO. 1336 LOHBARD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. All interviews • are fdrict , y private and confidential. WEALTH, EMINENCE, CioOD LUCK ANILIIASPINESS are within the reach of all. She Is the living wonder of this enlightened age; all who consult her are astonished at the truthfulness of her - information and predictlena— ALL those who had bad luck consulted her, their bad luck left them, and they are now fortunate, rich, eminent and happy. •To ALL ill business her advice In invaluable. She Can foretel, with the greatest certainty, the result of all Commercial. and 1.168 1 / 2 888 transactions. If you follow her advice. you wilt ' LIIPROYE YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES and succeed In all your undertakings: Those who have been unfortunate and unsucceestal In life, and In business, —those who have worked bard and struggled against ad versity and misfortune the greater port of their time, and found the more they tried to get forward lathe wor Id, the More things went against them these cases have con sulted her for the last twenty years. .Alt those who"wisely followed her advice are now RICH, HAPPY AND SUCCiSSEUL I' in all their undertakings; while those blinded by preju dices and ignorance, neglected her advice; are still laboring against adversity and poverty. If you value your lumpi ness, you will consult her yourself, and be successful and happy - also. All Interviews are strictly private and confidential. Come one :comp all! to 1336 LOMBARD STREET, between Juniper and Broad, Philadelphia., • July 10 ~ • . ' 17'26 _ A MERICAN LIFE INSUELANDE AND IEIIB T. CO 51 PANT ' ''''• O•.( 1 .A..f. S T.O 0 K,;. ,$ 5 OSA ,cfo , 0 mapany'aßitildini, Waln u t etztet,4l.4. 04124 or . LIFE ursIIIL&NOR AT TEE 'USUAL Isuitua, or at Joint Stock Eater, at about 20 per tent. Lew, or at Total Abstinence Hate!, theloweat world. A. WHLlZDlN,Prisddent. J. 0. Seeretsry. .'.! •., • . H. 8. CARA, Pm., East E,ing street, Agent ' tbe tantut tereonnty• - • : iniar 28 1110 3, ,, l I L motor: OVisreet. 0 t 1001401, BIN - " oom/4* corAB Drieit 01esMtl Wore, Wad *tog strsl,l•4l, „ .r.14.11:4_,
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