PENNSYLVANIA MIGISLATIIRE. EactU BmioN. - - liaatuznFau, MaylB. Sitialut.--,-..Tha supplement to the act "equalisisig the currency_ of' , the Otate mime batik from tate House numerously amended, and'the amendments gave 43 . 0 to oMisiderable debate. • Mr. Smith moved that the bill be recommitted - to the Committee on Ranks, which W7O IREIG. dlit Conseil °Cored a lurgukr supplement to the Roden in.nilation - to the oaths of bang etticese; wbMh watibinead to. Mr. /3mith moved to poet Pone the further eon el der*. tion of the bill iadelinitelyostion was lot 'grad to. The eineudinente tit:the' 7 Meese; were then ten. Jltr.-bribrie called up the bill for the spisolutinefit f three COMmiiaioners to revise the military lane of thelltate, and it Ives negatived. 34.3finney called:up the , joint resolution author bang the CioventOr to- - appoint'three Conim — ni' loners to revise the IP ivenuelawe, and the same.passed. . Several other .resolution/4 ac., from the Roue passed, and after the customary resolutions compli mentary;tothe Chair, ae., - the Senate adjourned rims r • • • .11017811 0/ hilpEß9ElitilV72ll.—The ROO/10 con tinued in session lust night until after one 'o'clock. The appropriation bill, which was passed, imposes an additional State taz of one-half mill. The House then resumed the consideration of the bill for the equalization of the earreney of the State, and extending the time for the resumption- of specie payments by the Banks until the second Tuesday' of lfebraary next. After much discussion, an amendment was adopted providing that the seyeral banks shall be required to redeem, in specie or Rd equivalent, so mach of their circulation as may be in the hands of the State Treasurer and may be: necessary to pay the semi-an nual interest falling due in August. The bill then poised finally—yeas 49, nays 25, all the Philadelphia Democrats voted in the negative. The bill reads as follows Supplement to an act for the equalization of the cur rency of the State, approved the aeventeenth' day of April, Anno Lemfut one thousand eight hun dred and sixty-one. Samoa 1. Be it enacted by the Eenate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penn sylvania, in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That • the Banks of the Commonwealth are hereby required, until the second Tuesday of February next ensuing, to receive at par, in payment of all debts due or to become due to them, respectively, the notes of all the solvent Banks of the State labial' paid specie for their liabilities on and immediately prior to the nineteenth day of November last, and which shall continue tiolvent ; and the said Banks are - rdso here by authorized to pay out, its all their business trans actions and discounts, the said notes so long as -the banks issuing the same shall remain solvent ; • but in oase any President and a majority of the Board of Directors of any of the said banks should certify to the Governor, under oath or affirmation of the Presi dent; that they have just reason to believe that any bank included in said category is in an unsound or unsafe condition, the Governor shall appoint a com mission to investigate the same, as provided in the third section of the act of October thirteenth, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven, entitled "Au act providing fur the resumption of specie pay ments by the banks, and the relief of debtors," and no bank shall be required to receive the notes of any bank thud discredited until reported sound and solvent by such commission. Secrion 2. That the several collectors of taxes, thlls, and other moneys of the Commonwealth, and also County Treasurers, are hereby authorized to receive for State purposes the notes of the solvent Banks of this Couauunwealth, though not specie paying Banks, in payment of the said taxes, tolls and revenues ; and the State Treasurer is hereby authorized to receipt fur the same, in the same man ner us though said Banks wore specie paying. SECT/I/N.3. That on failure of any bank in this Commonwealth to comply with the provisions of this act, such fact being satisfactorily made known to the Governor, its character shall thereby be forfeited, and he shall so declare such forfeiture by proclama tion; and the directors thereof shall forthwith make and execute an assignment in the manner provided by the Act entitled ,• Au Act regulating Banks," approved the sixteenth day of April, Anus Domini one thousand eight hundred and fitly. SECTION 4. That any bank or incorporation which has within one year suspended specie payments, or refused to redeem its notes as provided by the laws of thin Commonwe.dth, the forfeitures, penalties, or liabilities arising therefrom nut having been hereto fore remitted or suspended by Act of Assembly, shall be deemed thereby to have forfeited its charter; and upon such fact being satisfactorily made known to the Governor, be shall declare such forfeiture by proclamation, and assignment shall be made by the directors of such bank, as hereinbefore provided. SECTION fl. That stated or special meetings of the directors of banks shall be held at such times, and under such rules and regulations for the transaction of business us the directors may adopt, and in the case of the sickness or absence of the President his place may be supplied by a President pr.. , tempore, to be appointed by the directors from among their number; and so much of any act or acts of Assem bly inconsistent with the election of said President pro Import , ' be and the same is hereby repealed. SECTION 6. That, the several banks of this Com monwealth shall be required to redeem in specie or its equivalent, so much of their circulation as may be iu the hands of the State Treasurer, and may he necessary to pay the August interest. SECTION 7. That the President, Cashier or other officers of any Bank in this Commonwealth shall take an oath or affirmation, to be administered by some officer authorized by law to administer oaths or affirmations, that they will not knowingly or inten tionally violate any of the provisions of the act to which this is a supplement, or the provisions of the act regulating Banks, passed April 16, 1850, and its supplements, and that the fifteenth and sixteenth sections of the art regulating Banks, approved April 16th, one thousand eight hundred and fifty, and other acts of Assembly conflicting herewith, be, and the saute are hereby repealed; Provided, That no Cashier shall engage in any other profession or calling, directly or indirectly, than that appertaining to the office of Cashier. Mr. Byrne called up the bill for the purchase of 10,000 copies of Baxter's Manual, which was passed. This morning the House look up the joint resolu. tion for the appointment of three Commissioners to revise the military laws of the State, and report to the next Legislature, which passed finally. The Governor's veto of the bill fur the erection of a free bridge over the river Schuylkill, at South street, was than taken up, and the bill passed over the veto—yeas 53, nays 15. The bill relative to the expenses of the volunteers in all the counties of the State, excepting the coun ties of Dauphin, Allegheny, Bradford, Lancaster, Crawford, and the city of Philadelphia, passed finally. A bill providing for the appointment of chaplains for the volunteer regiments, passed finally. A message was received from the Governor, trans mittiOg the correspondence of the . Secretary of War, in felation to the Pennsylvania Regiments. Mr. Collins offered a joint resolution for printing six thousands copies of the Stay Law, which was adopted. Mr. Pugh offered a resolution tendering the thanks of the House to the Speaker, (Mr. Davis,) for the impartial manner in which he has discharged his duties. The resolution was adopted unanimously. Mr. - Armstrong made 4 si. feeling parting speech, in which he referred in a highly complimentary man ner to Speaker Davis. The hour of twelve o'clock having arrived, the Speaker declared the House adjourned sine die. The " Star-Spangled Banner " was then sung amid much enthusiasm. A WESTERN POINT. The town of Cairo, at the junction of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, has become a point of considerable importance in the West. There is a force of 4300 Federal troops now stationed there, under General Swift.— Strong batteries are erected on and behind the leveeS which command both rivers, and the difficulty of landing troops on the swampy grounds around that post is so great that Cairo may be considered safe from any attack by the Southern troops. Heretofore steamers laden with provisions were permitted to pass down the Mississippi, but we learn from Washington that Secretary Chase has issued orders to all the Western Collectors to grant no more clearances to steamboats going to the rebel States, and to search every vessel going South, and seize all munitions of war and provisions intended for any State on the Mis sissippi, except Kentucky and Missouri. Indiana can probably claim the honor of furnishing the oldest volunteer of any State in the Union. Mr. Bates, of Pendleton, ninety two years old, volunteered with a com pany from Madison county. Mr. Bates is said to be the father of twenty four children. He is an extraordinary man in more ways than one. NO MAN-WORSHP The people of the North, whose patriotism has been so strikingly developed since the attack .of the rebels upon the national flag upon Fort Sumter, don't care what individuals represent the government. As an evidence of the feeling on this point, it is stated that when the President visited our Twelfth Regi— ment in the Capitol grounds, some one proposed three cheers for ABRAn Am LINCOLN 1" The proposal was received in silence—not a voice was raised in response. Three cheers were then proposed for "the President of the United States !" and there was a simultaneous and hearty response, with a "tiger" that made the air resound. This little incident developes the popular feeling, and demonstrates that in this hour of'the nation's peril, men are .nothing —party is nothing,—while the country is everything. Our soldiers care nothing fur ABRAHAM LINCOLN as a man, but they respect and honor the President of the United States, as the head of the government, which they intend to preserve at the sacrifice of their lives if necessary.—X Y. Atlas. .THE U. S. AR.MoRY AT SPRINGFIELD.—There are now about 220 men employed at the armory, and its proJuction is about fifteen hundred rifle muskets each month. With new machinery and more mechanics, there is shop room enough to extend this to 2,500 a month, and by working day and night, employing double setts of workmen, the ca— pacity of the establishment may even be increased to 4,000 or 5,000 muskets per month. The necessities of the government, in this criaii,•wilrdoubtless pro . duce immediate orders for workirig the armory to the latter priidap— tioit,. then i ‘ t .give ereplunient — to . from.1;000 to 1,200 men. • FROM HAItRiSBIYELG. HARRISBURG, May 16:—A private, from Shippen, Cameron county, named Madison; of thaßnoktail battalion - k was-shot,:accidentally, at Camp eurtin,.this morning, and instantly killed. ,George A. M cCall, of -Chester county, was nominated as Major General of the,Pennaylva-; nia Militia, this Morning, hy :the tiOlternOr, and unanimously confirmed by the Senate:" Gsa.`bta all ; 111 , gt3t4uiles-iif and served in lien,. Worth's -Staff. , in ••-fdesico, and' has since • adted " as 'Assiltekt.:,ll4ftetor General of the U. f 3,, Army.. l'or eight years past he has-been a farmer , of Chester county. :fl. Sthith, has been appointed Surgeon General. .1 The BrigadierGeneralkwill not beappointed for':soMe..;disys..- !The-high:lS Prevails-hero in Legisrliivd-cirelBs, that &r Governor Geary will be one of the two:strongly Tushed on the consideration that the appointment, will tend to obliterate past party distinctions,, and slso on account, of his personal eiperlinee • in military matters. - Seventy five members, and officers of the House of Represents - fives, headed by Speaker Davis, presented:a paper to the House this morning, rendering their services, to the Fed: eral Government. THE HARVEST FOR. THIEVES. We learn from a reliable source, that when the volunteers-from this county, arrived at Harrisburg on :Tuesday morning of last week they were marched into camp and furnished with rotten pork for breakfast. 'Our enthusi astic friend, Captain (now Lt. Col.) Coulter, indignant at such treatinent, repaired to the office of the Commissary, and, in hie usual em phatic manner, demanded wholeinute meat for his men or he would march them home again. He was supplied with good pork, and the stinking stuff retained to prevent it fronibeing dealt out to other companies. Some of his men required new Shoes. They were furnished with what appeared to be a neat article. After one day's wear, the soles began to come off, and on examination it WaS found that they were made of paper soles, glued on to the upper and sold to the State at a higher figure than the genuine sells for.— The Colonel repaired a second time to the office of the Commissary, and, in very strong language, denounced the cheat and demanded substantial and serviceable shoes. This demand was complied with, and the Commis sary warned to be more careful in future, to avoid such gross dishonesty. A Tinner in Harriiburg furnished 7000 tin cups, at si. cents each. The retail price is five cents or fifty cents per dozen. In this one item. heartless plundefers robbed the State of $125. Messes were furnished with wood stoves which retail at $l6 .to $lB a piece. The State was charged $24.50. A large number of old muskets were sold to the State for $l7 each. They are said and believed to be the same that were sold some years since, at public sale by the general government for twenty cents a piece to George Law. Col. Coulter succeeded in getting good muskets for his men. The blankets furnished the volunteers are of a very inferior quality. Said not to be larger than horse blankets, and cut in two at that. The price charged the State is at a high figure.—Greensburg Argus. SWINDLING THE STATE-CENSURE OF GOV. DENNISON Our Legislature passed a Jesolutien last week, that ,Governer Dennison shonld annul the sixty cents 615feedng the troops at ColUmbinel — The - .Governor re fused and the Hotise passed a vote of censure on Wednesday, by 61 to 24! It seems the contractors are the friends arid relatives of the Governor! He takes great interest in the matter. At Camp Harrison-- near Cincinnati, the soldiers are fed at 13 cents a day! . Governor Dennison was not there The Legislature also bluntly requested the Governor to dismiss his Commis,:sry and Quarter Master Generals, and appoint men qualified for those responsible positions.— 'I his command Governor Dennison also refused to obey. The Governor and the Legislature hitch like a Demarara team! It is estimated at Columbus that the cost of the war to Ohio, for one year, at the preient; rates, will be over twenty millions of dol— lars. It is really too bad that our gallant volun— teers are so outrageously treated, rll because of the imbecility of our rulers at Columbus.— Stark Co. 0. Democrat. PROM ANNAPOLIS ANNAPOLIS, May 16.—Brigadier General Butler has been promoted to a Major General, and is ordered to report himself at Washington. General Cadwalader is appointed to the command of the Annapolis district, but it is uncertain where he will establish his head— quarters. Cul. Pratt, of the Twentieth New York militia, reports his men guarding the railroad as all well and contented. The presence of Ross Winans here, yester day, created a deep impression. The troops uncovered as he passed down the lines. Active duties are doubtiege to be assigned to Major General Butler.. TliE NEW LEVY The following is the number of Infantry Regiments to be received from each State for the total increase of 75 regiments of three years' volunteers under the recent determina tion of the Government : New York, 11; Pennsylvania, 10 ; Ohio, 9 ; Illinois, 6; Indiana, 4; Massachusetts, 5; Mis— s ,uri, 4: Kentucky, 2; Wisconsin, 2; Michigan, 3; lowa, 2; New Jersey, 3; Virginia, 2; Maine, Maryland, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Ver- mont, .Rhode Island, Minnesota, Delaware, Kansas, Nebraska, and the district of Columbia one regiment each. The other regiments, namely of cavalry, have not been assigned. v. The Pittsburg Dispatch comes down severely on Governor Curtin for refusing to allow bodies of free blacks to pass south through the State to join in the war. Shame on the Dispatch. Whatever opinions we may have of Governor Curtin in other respects, we do not think him to be a bloody, merciless John Brownist, and we give him credit for this one good act. SPECIAL NOTICES. 44- To Unfortunate Young Men..-Sper matorrbceri permanently cured by a new and original method. Unfortunate young man, write to me and learn how you may be restored to health. Address (enclosing $3.00,) Box No. 750, Philadelphia P. 0. [may 71m 17 Arir The Cures made by Prof. De Grath with his "ELECTRIC OIL," are almost miraculoue and so wonderful and instantaneous, so satisfactory, and mitigat ing of human ill, as to call upon public functionaries and those having charge of public Institutions- for, the sick and suffering, to look well Into the well attested merits, the simple efficacy of this "ELBOTB.IO OIL." .11AP. 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Peter Breneman, of Strasburg twp., to Elizabeth H. %rider, of West Lampeter township. • . DEATHS. In thin city, on Saturday last, Henry Scharff, aged 4S years. . In this city, on the 17th inst., William, ism of John and Mary Shorts, agog 7 years, JO months and 19 days. In this city. on Thursday last, after a brief illness, David Cost:ley, a.wellknown and highly -esteemed citizen, in the 59th year of hie age. • In this city, on thelf th lost, Adam, Infant son of James and 3largaret Moffat, aged 1 year, 11 months and 20 days, In Manor township, on Saturday eyening, the 11th Init., after a long and painful Illness, which. he bore with Chris• tian fortitude and resignation, George If. Luis,. aged 68 years and 6 days. THE MARKETS. City Household market. LaNamara, May 18. Butter was abundant at 16018 cis., plincipally at 15(416 cis. Laad .10012c.13 lb. Eggs 10 centsp^l dozen. Live Chickens. 50060 cents pair. Veal, by the quarter. 4lAc. for front. and 534@6 eta for hind quarters. Good Potatoes $1 00 Vi bushel. Dried Apples, 6®6 cte.,drfed Peaches, 809 cts. quart. Lancaster Wholesale Grain Market. Corrected weekly by J. R. BITNZU & 800., Forwarding and Commission Merchants, No. 91 North Queen street. UNCLBTiII, May 18. Flour, Supertne, fp .. ........................................ss.BT bbl " ..Extra . 582 White-Wheat, >R bushel 1.30 Red (4 II 1.25 Corn, old " 48 " new Oats cc Rye ClOverseed Whiskey, in hhds in bbls.. Philadelphia Idarkit PHILADELPHIA, May 18. Flour quiet at $5.60®5.611 for superfine; $5 76@fi for extra; $11.25@6.50 for family and $6. Eq4i7.25 for fancy.— Wheat is steady at $1 3541 38 for lied and $1.40®1.50 for White. C.orn quiet; 4,000 bushels prbudSouthern sold at 63 ets. Whiskey dull at 16@i17 eta. New York Market. New YORK, ➢fay 18. Flour heavy, sales or 75.000 bbls. at unebar,ed prices. Wm, 11rm V good, bur. very dull ff.r Unsound qualities, sales at 40.000 bosh at $l.lO for Chicano Sprine; $1.21© 123 for Milerankie Club. Corn firm, sales of 20.000 bush. at bWiiic. Roef quiet; Pork quiet at $17017.50 for mess. Whiskey dull at 16 cta. TTENTION S HOME GUARDS I A Bonk for -very one •BAXTER'S MANUAL," il lu-trated, autl'i..nly :15 cents—the beat bock out—for .le at J. M. IV ESTILiEFFER'S, No 44, corner of North Queen and Orange sts. VOLUNTEER , ' MANUAL: for the use of all Volunteers nod IT..rne Guards, with 100 illustralions, by Lieut. Cul. D. W. C. Baxter. Only 25 centii, a,t J. M. WESTIIAEFFER'S, No. 44, corner of North Queen and Orange eta. - SOTICE.--THE DUPLICATE OP oho City •too for 1861 I,: now in the hands of tho sub eeri her On ail taxes which may be paid on or before the let day of July an abatement of five per cent. will be al lowed. according to the ordinance of May d, 1857. After that date. and on or before the fleet of September the fall amount charged in the duplicate will be required; and after the first of September :23/ . ' 2 per cent. will be added to all taxes remaining unpaid. • _ HENRY C. WENTZ, City Treasurer and Receiver. Lan eastar, May 21. [may 21 6t 19 }.. 'William Schlabach In the Court of Common Pleas of vs. Lancaster County, April Term, Ferdinand Burkholder. 1861, No. 2.35. dame, , tech nom t. 9 , 11 E TILUSTEES, AP- I pointed by said Court in the above rase, hereby request all perverts who are indebted to the above-named Ferdinand Burkholder, lets of Matihelm township, said county, or who hold property belonging to him, to make payment or deliver the axone to any one of the undersigned 'trustees, who are authorized to make settlement, and all those who may have claims against the said Burkholder will present them duly authenticated to CYRUS REAM, Exi.t Cocalien township, HENRY SIIREINER, JOSEPH SEHIFREIT, linnheira township, may 21 6I 19 [Volksfreund copy.] Trustees 'ILUAUS AND MANTILLAS. Every novelty of the season. The richest materials, the best work, and prices lower than ever. lIIENS, No. 23 South 9th Street, Philadelphia. CITY CLO.A..K STORE, No. 142 Smith SU. Street, Philadelphia. Cloth Cloaks, In endless variety ; Silk Cloaks and Man tilla.' in every quality, style and cost, at prices that enable us to defy competition. Ir AVICIONABLE CLOAKS If you want style and quality, go to the Parts ;Mantilla Store, N. E. Cbruer Eighth and Walinit Ste., Philadelphia. SPLENDID SILK MANTLES. The largest and most fashionable Stock In the city. N. N. Corner Eighth and Walnut Sta., Philadelphia. CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS!!! Elegant Now Store. Magnificent Goode. No. 29 South 9th Street,' third door below TENS, may 21 • Philadelphia. 3m 19 A CCOUNTS OF TRUST AND ASSIGNED ESTATES.—The accounts of the following named estatee have'been exhibited and filed in the' Office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster county, to wit; Beecher 41s Bro., Assigned Estate, Henry H. Kurtz and Jacob Eabenehade, Assignees. Charlotte Brill, Estate, Michael Withers, Committee. Milton Y. Garvin, Assigned Estate, I. D. Webster, Assignee. John Kauffman,-Asslgned Estate, Benjamin Landis, As signee. Mary M. Kreider, Assigned Estate, Martin Kreider, Jr., Assignee. Samuel Longenecker, Assigned Estate, Henry Shenck and Aaron Longenecker; Assignees. John Longenecker, Estate, Jacob Longenecker, Com mittee. McCloy a Girvin, Assigned Estate, Robert P. Spencer, Assignee. Reuben Ringwalt, Trust Estate, David /Ryer ' Trustee. Samuel Simmons, Assigned Estate, Morris Cooper, Assignee. John Shelly, Trust Estate,cTohn Shelly, Jr., and Daniel K. Shelly, Trustees. Henry . Sandoe, Estate, Jno. Messer, Trustee. Barbara Wanner, (formerly &alder) Estate, MOMI Weaver. Trustee. Polly Zthm, Estate, Christian Hershey, Committee. Ann Leber, (now Albright,) Estate, John W. Gross, Trustee. Jno. Landis, Trust Estate, 11enry C. Lehman and Jonas B. Martin Trustees. Henry Rogers ark.wite, Trust. Estate, W. Carpenter, Trustee. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in any of mild Estates; that the Court have appointed MONDAY, the 17th day of JUNE. 1881, for the cenflrmatfon and fa. lowance of said Accounts, unless exceptions be filed or cause ehown why said Accounts should not be allowed. PETER. MARTIN. Prothonotary. Prothy's Office, Lancaster, May 20th, 1881. may 21 4t 19 UNION. GOODS AND INSIGNIA, WHOLLEVILI AND RETAIL.. GENERAL. DEPO.C, 12 ANN TERM', NEW YORK. ENVELOPES with new and eplendid devices at the lowest rata*. - let quality (white) per thousand $6OO 2nd, " " " " 500 Ist, " Light Buff ' 6 5.60 2nd, . " " 4 75 Name and Business Card printed on them if required. A eine° package of Splendid Euvelopea sent post-paid for 20 cents. 160 Splendid Envelopes:lase-paid for $l. Union Paper extra quality at $3.50 per ream. One quire sent post-paid for 25 cents. Union iladgea and Rosettes, elegantly made up at 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 cents each. Liberal discount, when ordered by the quantity. -Portrait of Maj. Anderson. 26 cents. The Young Continental, 25 cents. A character of '76. The Star-Spangled Banner, 25 cents. A heart stirring design. Bombardment of Sumter, 25 cents. A splendid colored engraving-; . • :' - ' -Massachusetts 6th Reghrient and the Baltimore Mob, 25 cents. A eplendid colored engraving, giving a correct idea of the terrible transaction. • . . , Sent postage paid,-on receipt of price, HARDEE'S TACTICS, for Recruits and Voloateers, being a complete manual of all military tactics and regulations, and never before pub. 'tithed SO Complete and Cheap, 'sent postpaid : ler - 25 vents each. , Liberal discount vrhen ordered by the down. Allinformatiori °oncoming - Union Goode, 10., &e., sent on applleattio. - -* - • Aar AGSMS WAPITI). ar ea Address all orders and etrmmunicattons to L. T. VOIGT k CO., may 211 t 19] N 0.12 Ann street, New York.' • 0310143 8 / 1 4* GIRCKMRS, AND DkilliEltB iff MIN- TiVETRODOO4,• VINEICA.ND LIQPOES,' - NoC3a4o4llllr Worth &Gond slow , , dioltilli WAWA" AMlALMlLtilif.'' MIEGISTER , III •NOTICIL....The • Acowiantra of the reactive decedents hereunto annexed are Sled in the Register's Oaks of Lancaster county, for coo linustion and allowance, at an Orphans' Cart, to be held in the Oat House, in the City of Lancaster, on the third MONDAY in JUNE neat, (the 17th,) at 10 o'clock, A: BE John Sheaffer,lapitei township. Guardia/whip Account. Stanger and joins B. Miller, Araniatrators of John Miller, &mad, who was guardian of /kraal Hager, nos/'of age, and Ills Shearer, minor cidida of decaued. &dux Zern, West Caralker Masa* :Grabealraraidp Au east Branned BorNrar, Osprailan of TlLetty deMileraVaaaßag-4101ralarilsossnL_ Christopher liana, Lassa asnadia wurtanara atoned. By Roane A. grassulf, Garda of Jolla Wenner, a minor child of thwapiL Hannah Stoner, Rohrerstown, Last gimtyld karma* _ .i-I Bttowsiedraraer Christian Wade, Ban ioanuatjk.,: BY John Peoples, Guardian-of Aaron Wsdey a mina Daniel Sorry, Manor township. ;By John Jay and lea arry, Adm inistratarra. Ma T rtin Long, Borauga. alkintabla. Guardianship de. count By Duenaillara, Gallas of John- Long ,ar.'d Hay Long, sunsandheirs of dassid. ' • Kinsey Beaks, Badshwry irawaship. By Samuel Sias and Oandise Brooke, Adadoirandonc • Joseph Hogeudobler, Borough of Mount Joy. By lazy Hogendobler. lisaratds. • ' gem said, Wag Hayfield township By Maid So. gra., Samara Joseph McLanglin, Marti* township. By Jacob Oman, . . . Administrator. - John K. Brubaker,'East Lampster township. By . Henry Brubaker, Administrator. Peter Raiick, Bart Kari township. ,Pertial Aimpinit., By Sandie! E. Minsk and William B. Renck, Administrators. John Suavely; Drumore township. Guardianship Ac count. By Frederick Stively, Guardian ofJohn Bnavedy, minor animism of dermas:l. . • Henry Pinkerton, Br., City of Lancaster. By Henry Pink erton; Jr:, Ilarriring Rieetitor. • . Mary Mercer. Oadabluy township. By . William Homer, Administrator. • Mary Hoover, Strasburg township. By Jacob Hooter and Benjamin Hooter, Administrators. • - Elisabeth Harnish,Past Hempfleld township. By Jacob • iiarnhilt. Administrator. .:. William Boone, Upper Leaeoek township. By Moore ' Rogers and Martin Pielee, Administrators. •• William Whiteside, Goiania township. Guardianship Ao. count. By Samuel Dickey, Guardian of Mary P. White side, daughter of dammed, now of age. •,* James Bolger. East Earl township. By William Boyd Ja cobs. Ea ßs q p , ~ Executor. ' Besse Salisbury township. Guardianship Ao coupt,gy A. 8. Blom, Guardian of Catharine A., Susan A.;--Marttm- L., and-Beate 0. Himes,-minor children of James Stanley, Borough or Oolumida. • By Jacob Hinkle, Executor. _ kennel Richwine, But EMI-township. By Samuel R Renck. Adminhdratar. . . Geo an rge ß n'e j Lte l i; : an d hXd f i nd towns . hip. By Fanny Weidlar trators. Christians Leber, Cannarron township. By Peter Leber, Administrator. Catharine Bicbelberger, Rapho township. By Christian . Good. Administrator. . • Peter .Wantuimliari township; By Abraham B. Wanner and-Peter. BAY - mann Aulm as trators. FemuebEberiy, Elizabeth (now Clay) township. By Polly. Eberly; Executrix: • . George Hauck. Hut Earl township. By Davis Haack, John Banck and George Bonet, Adminietrators. Benjamin Btebman, Conestogo township. By Benjamin Eshleman, Administrator. • . • Christian Flick, City of Lancaster. By William Gorreeht, Administrator de bonis non. Absalom Dabree. Faq., Drumore township. By Levi Du bras., Atimbilatrator. Maria Mbler, Lescock township. By Adiart , ftliller, Ad ministrator, de bonis non corn testamento annexo. John Witmer, Hapho township. Gruirdimisidp - Account. By David Baker, Obsidian of Fanny Witmer, Mary H. Witmer, ~ Henry Witmer and Joseph Witmer, minor children of deceased. Thomas hicLenahan, Oolerain township. By Thomas Beyer, Administrator.. . Barbara Schneder, Rut Bari township. By Jeremiah Haller, Executor. . . Daniel Schneder, Mud Earl township. By Amos Hutchin son, Executor. David Way, Manor township. By Barnherd Mann, Eno motor. • John Good, West Earl township. Guardianship Account. By Mark B. Groff, Guardian of Catharine Baby, (late Catharine Good,) minor child of deceased.' Elizabeth Zimmerman, widow, Earl township. By Peter Zimmerman, Administrator. Henry Deibler,Earl township, Guardianship Account. By Elias Stoe, Guardian of Mies Deibler, minor child of deceased. Dr. A. P. Patterson, Christiana, Sadabury township. ' By Thomas Stubbs. Executor. Jacob Spotto, Caernarvon township. By William Sheeler and James McCut, Executors. Jacob Herzog; City of Lancaster. By John H. Weber, Administrator. ' Abraham Kreider, East Lampeter township. By David L. Helder and Jacob Lefever, Execator. Philip Groeb, East Earl township. By Peter 8. Eshleman Administrator. • • • Catharine Grosh, East Earl township. By Samuel Bank and John Rank, Executors. Mary Oroeh,' East Earl. township. By Samuel Bank and John Rank, Executors. Elamnel Bowman, Ephrata townebip.• Guardianship Ac count. By Charles Bowman, Guardian of Mary 8. Bow man, one of the children of deceased. • • 1734 Jacob Grossman, Warwick township. Guardianship Ac count, By Solomon greiter, , Gaardian of Levi Gross• man, minor son of deceased. • - • Mary Schlebach, Breakneck township. Guardianship Ac count. By Henry Schlebach, Guardian Of , Catharine Schlebach, !minor child of deceased. •" • • • Sneanna . Herr, Pequea townshlp..By John Mecartney, Exuenier. Joseph 'Landis, West Earl township. By Edwin Konlg mecher and Samuel Wolf, Executors. Martin Shreiner, Manheim township. Guardianship Ac cnnnt. By Reuben Crash, Guardian of Thomas J. Granh, Annie S Grosh and Jacob S. Grosh, minor grand child- rest 'et deceased. Solomon Parmer, Sediebary towoehlp. By Jonathan Bacillar.' Administrator. Peter Peck. Bast• Donegal township. Guardianship Ac count: By John Musser, Guardian of Ann Catherine and David Peck, minor children of deceased. John Spotte, Caernarvon township. By Jacob Jameson, Administrator. Solemn Lelnoy, West Hosanna township. By / Jacob Leisey, Administrator. Marla Hoover: Strasburg township. By Isaac Mayer and Abraham Hoover, Execntors. Jac,b Stanffer, East Hompileld township. Guardianship Account. By Jacob N. Lefever, Guardian of Susanna B. Erb, (formerly Swarms B. Stauffer) minor daughter or deceased. Henry Meyers. East Donegal township.. By Philip B. Meyers and David B. Meyers, Execrators. Samuel Stein, City of Lancaster. By Realismln G. Falk, Administrator. Henry Kurtz, Ephrata township. By Henry K. Kurtz and Peter Martin. Executors. 'William Ludwig. East Cocalino townehip. By John Sol leoberger and Lydia Ludwig, Executors. Joaeph Itelst; Penn township. Gua•dianahip Account. BY , Chriatian Hershey, Guardian of Abraham Metrigar, !laity Metzger; Sarah Metzear, David Metzgar, Frederick Metz gar and Catharine Metzgar, minor nephewa and nieces of deceased. John Myers, Rapho township. By Samuel R. Zug, Admin istrator. Jacob Ritz. Sr., Bart-townshlp By Jacob Ritz, Jr., and George M. Ritz. Administrators. Benjamin Hershey, Paradise township. By Christian Hershey and Anna Hershey, Administrators. William Myers, Ephrata township. By Maria Myers and Adam Honigmacher, Administrators. Isaac Worst, Salisbury township. By Susanna Worst, David Worst and George 8. Worst,) Administrators. John Clements. Marietta. Guardianship Account. By Jos eph Mack, Guardian of Anna M. Little, (formerly Anna M. Clements,) one of the children of deceased. James Hoar, Salisbury township. By James McOachran, Administrator. Abraham Frey, Borough of Mount Joy. By Andrew Ger- her, AdminiFtrator. Joseph Kopf, Conoy township. By John Smith, Jr., and George By rod, Administrators. Joseph Snyder, Elizabeth township. By !doses Snyder and John B. Erb, Executors. James Sproul, Sedebury township. Guardianship Account. By - Joseph 0. Dickinson,Guardian - of Mary D. Sproul and James Sproul, two of minor children of deceased. Christiana Donley, Eden township. By Sarah A. William; Executrix. John Hollinger, Elizabeth township. By John Hollinger, Peter Hollinger and Samuel Hollinger, Execurors. Joseph Widmyer, City of Lancaster. By John A. Soheu renbraud, Administrator. Michael Roland, Upper Leacock township. By George Bard, Executor. • Rebecca Yarnell, Borough of Columbia. By Nathaniel Richardson and Samuel Wright, Executors. David Brleben. Leacock township. By John Seldomridge and Nathaniel E. Staymaker, Executors. George Brubaker, New Holland, Earl township. 'By TAM H. Brubaker and Solomon Brubaker, Exedutore. Samuel Martin ' East Earl township. Guardianship As. count. By Peter Zimmerman, Guardian of John Z. Martin. one of the minor children of deceased. Frances Hunsacker, Manheim township. By ehrisidan L Hnneecker, Administrator. Christian Schumacher, Repho township. By Christian Schumacher and Jacob M. Hershey, Executors. John 8. Boyd, Middletown, Dauphin county. Guardian /hip Account. By Eli B. Lichtenberger, Guanilan of Waiter Kendig Boyd, John Henry Boyd and Benjamin B. Boyd, minor children of deceased. Samuel Brown, Little Britain township. By John A. Brown, Executor. Henry F. Slaymaker, Salisbury townshiy. By Rebecca 0. Slaymaker and Samuel 0. Slaymaker, Administrators. , Abraham Rupp. West Berl township.. By Chtietian Rupp, Henry Grebill and Martin Landis. Surviving Exeutors, ant} Leah Hurts, Abraham R. Sorts .and Martin W. Kurtz., Executors of Samuel Kurtz, deceased, who was also one of the Executors of said deceased. Fanny Weidier, City of Lancaster, By Jacob Vanderimal, Administrator. Jacob Hess, Pequea township. By Christian Hess and John Meeardney, Administrators. Philip Holey, liianheim township. By Henry. H. Kurtz, Administrator. Joseph Neimand, East Lampeter township. By Jacob Neinland, Administrator. Martin Greiner, Br., Mount Joy township. By David Oreiner, George Greiner and Peter Brubaker, Executory. George Balmer, Warwick township. By Benjamin Balmer, Administrator. Jaoob Kreamer, Manor township. Guardianship Account. By Philip Fordney, Guardian of Daniel W. Kraemer, minor child of deceased. William Long, West Hempfleld township. By Thomas Welsh, Esq., Administrator. John - Wilson, Borough of Columbia. Guardianship Acs count. By Jacob Clamber, late Guardian of Alice Wilson, deceased, who was a daughter of deceased. Ann 'Whitetail, Borough of Marietta. By James Wilson Executor. . Frederick Fenner, Mount Joy borough. By Frederica Fenner;Administratrix. John Miller, Baphn township. •By John B. Miller and Benjamin M. Ptander, Administrators. • J. Hamilton, Little Britain township. Supplementary Ac count. By John Kirk, surviving Execntor. Abraham Kreider, Penn township. By David Weidman and George Salim, Executors. Adam Groas, Sr., Borough of Elizabethtown. By Jacob Felix, Executors. George Bear, Penn township. Guardianship Account. By David Hershey, Guardian of Christian Bear and Dome Bear, minor children of deceased. William Mack. Strasburg borough. Guardianship Ac count. By William Spencer, Guardian of Thomu A Black, minor lion of deceased. David Shreiner, Manheim townzhip. Guardianship Aa. count. By Jocob Esbenshade, Guardian of Ann Eliza Shreiner and Lraao J. Shreiner, minor children of de ceased. • Adam Rees, City of Lanauter. • By Charles V. Rees, Ad ministrator. Daniel H. Pfantz, Warwick township. By Joseph Wants Administrator. Elizabeth Swords, East Donegal township. By David Bworde, Acting Executor. ➢. J. Kratopb, City of Lancaster. Second and STIPPIeMen. Cary Account. By Harsh M. Kramph, Jos. lihrenfrisd and 8. S. Rattivon, Executors. Henry Landis, Manheim township. Trost Account. By Henry Landis, Trustee of Mary Landis, under the •W HI of deceased. . Catharine Bomberger, Elisabeth township. By Moses Sny der and John B. Erb, Administrators with the Will an . nexed. Isaac Hershey, Borough of Mount - Joy.' By Andrew Hershey, Administrator. Thomas Armstrong, Provide/toe t.ownship. .13* 'John" MI debrand, Administrator. Jacob Shenk, L: 8., Coneetego towdship. By John Graver Administrator. Mary A. Smith, City of Lancaster. By Frederick Smith Administrator. Samuel Rabold, West Cocaine° township. By George. Rs,- - bold. Administrator. John Bstinake, Vest Cocalleo township, By Benniiiall Bannage, Frederick liennage and Hong Bennage, ministratori. , Catbarlita Weebter,' Warwick timnslitp: ",By 0008,1188 Ratter, Admintatratar. GMO,, 4 3.EaQLtar Azeutkrial Onti,laneaster, May 20, 1861. • ls:11 mij 21 4t12 T o . F A. It 31 E si IrE3 WHITENACK'S IMPROVED NEW JERSEY HOWER. AND REAPER, WITH DORSEY'S SELF-ACTING - - RAK ' The Idarinfeitrirees of-this Mehlie Nei* the, best reaSon for believing that it la the best Bearer in nee. The ad vantages claimed for DORSKY'S SELF-ACCITNG BARB on the JERSEY REAPER, are theser - It is of lighter draught than any other machine known. It is extremely simple In eopshnotion ; compact and durable. - The dthe.kraltoti: the homelier! the - Main Side. where &can baseltill deer Of the operation and avoid all obstructions. It dispenses with **AO tikkbl47l IlieWliteg AMMAR, %IP' for better purpose, gameringtheirain gently to tbe cutters. 1 When eu2ctent straw lea Win ant--to form a 'proper meteed sheaf. the Bake, inns emelt &WM meaner removes Goa the platform, by side delivery, leaving the tract y clear, so thatan entirelleld may bead, if desired,=binding a single theta - MS straw' will be found nattered between the sheaves. The sheaves are delivered wi t h roillualitYZ Their tented add neat appearance can not be equalled by any band•raker, frpm reaping machine or cradle swaths.. The Bake can be adjusted to Molt heavy or light grain, forming large or sheaves, as desired . Binders prefer working attar thisuraching fardiera nen Aimee filth one or more linden by Using it, Simply laminae thegivels are laid in better condition, and this laborious operation of binding rendered ler bra , fatiguing by the regularity with which the sheaves are formed. The Rake takes off either tangled ovistraight grain, leaving the ; butts even sad square The weight of the rite Is the same as that of an ordinary reel, requiring no more power to work it; and by dispensing with the weight of the handraker, it is evident less power is required to drive the machine. By the substitntion of the Rake, the labor, wages And • board of a ;Man 'are karat, 'to bay nothing of the extra power requisite to draw him over the ground, especially when he is located near the grain- side, thus greatly in. creeaing side diaiight.' The Machine is prifectly Valanced, leaving no more weight on the horse' necks than is nese& wary to keep the tongue down:: The. Mowing arrangement operates in all kinds of gross in the most satisfactory manner, with an Improved Lever for Baking and Lower ing, while in motion. ' ADD MACTINES WARRANTED TO CUT GRAIN IN A • WORTrmA NUKE MANNER. R EPR BENUE 8 _ . The following named farmers of Lancaster county, have purchased and thoroughly tested the Porsey gelf-Acting Bake: Jonathan Stelerfoosa, Elia s Zook, Leacock twp.; Rudy D. Geist, Jacob Weidler, Abrahmit Lane, John. Dougherty, Christian Hue, Martin Hese, John Zwally, Manheim twp. Emanuel Longenecker, John Stehman, David 14eidman, Jonu Erb, fiamdel Minnieh, Frederick Keller, Christian Hershey, Joseph Grabill, George Rule, Jonas Brubaker, Samuel Hershey, Jacob Cassel, Penn twp.; /Samuel EOM, tome, Philip Sheaffer, Jacob Eshleman, Christ. Mussleman, Henry Muscleman, Earl twp.; George Bard, David .Cockel, John F. Beller, Benjamin Myers, Jaffa, Bennet, Andrew Bard, Upper Leacock twp ; Jno. Sellers, Lower Leacock twp.; Nathaniel Burt, Samuel Kauffman, Salisbury twp ; Jacob K. Shenk, - Henry Latits, Mina. twp.; Marie Hoopes, Malik twp.; 8. G. Bomberger Warwick twp.; Jeremiah Herr, Conestoga twp.; Jacob .Dentlinger, Bart twp.; John Masterson, Penn twp.; Jacob Hershey, E ast; Hempfleld tarp.; Jacob Sehner, Shute k Foltz, West Hempfreld twp.; Rudy D. Htiesberger, Henry Zwally, Abraham Lefever, Jamb Grabill, Andrew Deaner, Christian Zook, Christian Rupp, Isaac *Sheaffer, West Earl twp.;. Jacob Brubaker, John H. Risser, Daniel B. Erb, Warwick twp.; William I. Clark, Drumore twp.; Tobias Stauffer, Ce3rnarvon tap.; Israel Wenger, West Earle twp.; Jobiallrubater, Elizabeth twp.; Martin Brubaker, Rapho twp.; Isaiah James, Bucks county; George Houck, Mechaniaburg ; . Gabriel Wenger, Tobias Kreider, Franklin Herr, Lampeter tap; Joseph Buck walter, Jacob Lefever, Henry Stauffer, Levi Gross, Jacob Swart, Henry 8. Hostetter; Abraham Hurst, Peter Shelly, Henry S. Shenk, Jonas Erb, Isaac Relater, Samuel Erb, Manheim tarp.; John L Lapp, H. H. Sbertz , Paradise tap.; Henry Hildebadr,. Elias Herr, Amoe Herr, Pequea tap.; Ephraim Eshleman, Manor tap.; Michael Buckwalter, Joseph Buckwalter, Benjamin Bailer, John K. Lapp, Martin Cooper, East Lampeter tap; John „K. Brubaker, Jacob Kreider, Jacob Bear, George Weiler, Henry Frantz, Jacob Bwartley, East Ilempfield tap.; G. D. Sprecher ' Lancaster; Christian Huntzberger, Heury Bosh, Adam Rudy, Leacock tap.; Edward Eshleman, Richard Miller, Perry con ty; William Spencer; Sadabury twp.; Samuel Houstand, Mont gomery county; W. S. t I. A. Rutherford, Harrisburg; Samuel Leaman. Son, Franklin county. For Kale by G. D. SPRECHER k Blta, may 21 Ins 191 No. 28 East King street. THE PHILADELPHIA DOLLAR WEEKLYJOURNAL. Owing to the preezittg demand made upon us in all quarters of the country, we shall commence, on the third of June next, the publication of a Weekly Edition of the PRILARZLPHIA EVENING JOURNAL. It will be printed every Wednesday, on a sheet of the size of the daily, in clear type, and on fine white paper. If will contain all the mat ter of general interest In the Daily Jorrnel, including news from all parts of the word, and editorials upon all aubjects of Interest that may arise. Besides this, a liberal space will be devoted to current literature, agricittural ibtelligen ce, 'sci entitle and art items, and such other matter es may make it especially accepts able for family perusal.. The Jouarrat la widely known as a high-toned; national rapers' in politics, and. It, will be devoted, faithfully and ardently, to the cause of the Union and the Constitution, sustaining measures, not men. Especial pains will be taken to present the latest and most important intelligence, so as to furnish a complete record of the progress of mattera'and events both at home and abroad. THE WEEKLY EDITION will be served in the city, or sent by poet to subscribers, on the following terms, to wit: 1 copy, $1 a year. 10 copies to one address 0 • 4 20 " " 17 " The postage on the TlTeekly Journal to any part of the United States, will be only 28eents when paid to the.offtee in advance. Any person sending UP a club of twenty or more will be entitled to an extra ropy. AOditiond may at any time be made by the party In whose name the club stands, on terms of first remittance. We call upon ,ur friends, and the friends of the Union In every section of the country, to exert themselves in be half of the Weekly Journal as ita tune and character will he purely National, maintaining " The Union, the whole Union, andmothing.tint the Union." Price of subscriptions payable invariably in advance. Subscriptions and remittances to be addressed to CARR it ELLIOTT, Publishers of the Philadelphia Evening Journal, Papers throughout the country publishing the above will be entitled to an exchange, nod until the Weekly is Issued, will receive a copy of the daily. [may 21 3t 19 ATOTICE.--Notice is hereby given to the Creditors of JAMES. Q,11101..EY to present their claims, with the 'vouchers thereof. to the subscriber, on or before the FIRST day of JUNE, 1861. MATHIAS SHIRE, apr 2.61 12] Committee of James Quigley. LANCASTER COUNTY BANS, May 7th. 1861. TILE DIRECTORS HAVE THIS Hilt declared a Dividond of four per cent. on the Capital Stock paid in, payable on demand. may 14 3t 181 W. L. MISER, Cashier. ESTATE OF MICHAEL SNYDER, late of West Cocalico township, deceased.—Letters of administration on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted tbereto are requested to ma tt e Immediate payment, and those having demands against the same will present them for settlement to the undersigned, residing in said township. DR. SAMUEL WTEST, Administrator, may 7 8t.•17] West Cocalico twp. T'STATE OF JANE MORRISON, DECD. L.A' Letters of administration on the estate of Jane Mor rison, late of Drumore township, Lancaster county, deed, having been issued to the subscriber, residing in the City of Lancaster: All persons indebted to said estate are re quested to make immediate payment, and those baying claims will present them, without delay, properly authenti cated for settlement. ROBERT KING, apr 23 6t* 153 Administrator. ESTATE OF ROBERT PATTERSON.. Letters testamentary ou tho Estate of Robert Patter. eon, late of Little Britain township, Lancaster county, hav ing bpee Issued to the subscribers residing in said township: All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and.those baring claims will present them without delay, properly antbenticated for settlement. BORDLEY 8. PATTERSON, EDWARD B. PATTERSON, Executors. apr 16 St 14] Oear !lux, P. O. AIIDITOWSNOTICE.-The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court of Lancas ter county, to ascertain whether Samuel Martin (Joseph's eon) to whom a share of the estate of John Martin, late of Jut Earl township, deceased, was decreed by, the said court, is dead, and if he is to redistribute such share ao• cording to law, hereby gives notice that,he will attend for the purpose of his appointment on FRIDAY, the 14th day of JUNE next,lBBl, at 2 o'clock, P. 11, in the Library Room of the Court House, In the City of Lancaster, when and where all persons Interested may attend If they think . . proper. . may 14 4t 18] ASSIGNED ESTATE OF WILLIAM JACOBY.—The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster county, to cistri • bute the net balance in the hands of John C. llfartin and C. 8. Hoffman, assignees of William Jacoby, of Earl town. ship, to and among those legally entitled thereto, hereby gives notice that he will attend for the purpose of his ap. pointment, on THURSDAY, the 13th day of JUNE, 1861, at 10 o'clock, A. M., in the Court House, in the City of Lan caster, whtre all persona interested la said assigned estate are requested to attend. E. BURKHOLDER, 'may 14 4t 18] Auditor. NOTICE.—D. W. Patterson having of flared his service to the Government, and being ac cepted, has put his business into the •hands of . A. 3108 BLAIMAKER, 11. q., who will attend to all, his suite and business, of whatever nature. His friends and clients will please call on Mr. Slaymater at the old stand who will ad vise them and execute their business with - dispatch. Those frienda and old clients who have new law business to transact, will confer a favor by complying with this re quest, which will be properly appreciated by - Your friend and fellow-dtisen, , • ' may 141 t 18] D. W. PATTERSON. AUDITORS' NOTICE.-The undersigned A.nditorsappointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster county, to distribute the money arising from the sale of the real waste of Peter, Regenans under two writs of ieVeli Ilicfas tuned for the UM oiChrlstopher Tshopp, to. April Term, 1881, Nos:43 and 44, hereby give notice that they will meet for the purpo.e,of their appoint ment, on TUESDAY, the 11th day of JUNE next, at 2 o'clock, P. Di., in the Library Room of the Court House, in the City of Lancaster, when and where all persons inter ested may attend if they think proper. J. K. ALEXANDER, ABRAM. SHANK, may 14 4t 18] Auditors. E6T ATE OF WLLLIADI 101.101i.ENS— DEAFER, late of Warwick twp., Lancaster county, deceased. The, undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Orphans' Caurt of said county, to distribute the balance in. the hands of R. R. Tahndy, administrator of the estate of said deceased, to and among those legally entitled thereto, hereby gives notice to all persons interested in said estate, that he will tit. for the purpose of his appointment in the Library Room, In the Court Rouse, at Lancaster, on FRI— DAY, the 24th day of MAY next, at .2 o'clock in the after- Awn, when and where all persons interested may attend. . • W. CARPSNTEI3, apr 30 4t 16] • Auditor. TESTATE OF SEBASTIAIt 0; - BIEUSSER. Letters of administration. on the estate of &hastier' G. Musser, Esq., late of the City of •Linoaiiter, deceased, having be n homed to the enbecriber residing in said city: All persons indebted to `said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them without delay properirauthenticated for settlement. . • WILLIAM A. MORTON, apr MI et 151 Administrator. „ • .ivOTlGlit.-The citizens of the different pi cities and towns throughout the State are invited 'to competition Yor theOrace at Which the. next ANNUAL STATE.HAIit shill Priinali cntaining induce : swats and &dean Mcms directed to the Undersigned Com mittee, appointed by the Mreettlee , o6mmittre, will' be to ceived.up to end including May 81st , next. Ocimmunien. Lions should be addressed to of the following Renown JOHN P. RUTIMBOItD, JOHN M. ZIEGLER. Marritinfrg; AMOS B. KAPP, • • - • . • Northumberland,. Iht. ' apr.9.14 13] . _..-..._.-Committee.-- - ' XlTOODa..Utekary .Oak arid -Pine Agroo'a my of *okra qatalty, ' 111,1 ofdoatkitt Ortage tkart, 2d door from Natia 4aoeny aih at asient Landing oz the 00:144top nu 20 U , 24 "•,- Sarsaparilla FOR, TIMIFYINO TEE BLOOD: Ahd 'for ihespeed - y 'cum - prthßifpllowi og pl e II is Scrofula arid Sri-Oral ousitectiorsa r amob, ai, Tow ora; 11/coror,. gores Erlipalorasii . _ /014en.Jons, J. C. - Ansi G. lionnzqullliLitiny d it ty rime.: kornaledge whit:4om einakinalcibu far e. /laving inherited a Enennaltnntainninwrhatni anew& 4omiaia•rarlosa wildwiftar years. Aloasettmewit 'benne .outyin- Iffeeratan mgr, bands nad..anns;.nenninnwit 4.roated Inward and-distressed me at the atwouninz-Twn •Yana agate Lanka ont on•my heed an&corered itgatalir Andean midterm:ante. which was plantain/ad kathamut beyond-description: 4 • tried many tnedkines andeeverek physicians, but without much relief fromany thing. in ,fact,Alio-dieurdettgres worm Aclength welt nicked tonead in the tlospel /fomenter that 'you had prepare& attaltesatire(gartapatilla), for I knew from,your reputa. then Oat apy thing-you made must be good. .L tent to Cinginuatiandgot it, and wed it tilt it cured .hook it, as „you edriae, in small doses of -ateaspoonful corer a month, and aced almost three bottlea,,NawAnd healthy 'akin won Imola to Sinn under the scab, which after a while fell off.. illy akin is now clear, and I know by my feelinoths the dinesee has gone front my system. You pair well believe that I Awl what I am saying when I tell, !you, that I hold, you to be one of the ancatlas-otthe age, aceigerottin otwegratehtfty, • Yours; . ALFRED - 8. -- TILLEY. St. Anthtottiot - Plin:Rnaii Erysipelas, Tette'r and ' Sailt Rheum,'Seal& Head, Ringworm, - Sone - Brea, troipay. - .Ar. Robert N..pAtiinvritis trim Y.,l2th Sept., 1859, that he has cured nn inieterate case of Dropsy, which threatened to terminate fatally, by - the persevering.nse door Sarsaparilla, and also a dangereua Malignant Eryiri*Tai' by large doses of ,the tame; fain he cures the common" Prtqat'l'frnsby It oonstantly. • Bresiehocele, ./tie or Swelled Neck. Zebulon Sloan of Prospect,Texae,vvritee "Three bot tles of' your Sarsaparilla cured me from a Goitre— a hid eous swelling .of the neck, which I leuletareted tram over two years." .I...erkeorritcrei Whiter , OyailauTtuitior s lEfteilite tleerittiony remain Dlseues. Dr. J.D., S., Channing, of New .York City, writes; most cheerfully:cemply. with . the requeit of your agent raying t hare fOund your Sarsaparilla a most excellent alterative in the numerous complaints for which' we employ such a remedy, but especially in &nide Diseases of the Scrofulous diathesis. I have cured matly muster, ate cases of Leucorrhosa by it, and some where the corn-' plaint was caused by uiceration'of the Mend.' . .The ulcer ation itself was soon mired. Nothing within lay knowl edge equals it for them female derangements." Edward S. Marrow, of Newbury; Ala., writes," A dan gerous ovarian lUMDr on one of hq fcmitles iii - my family; which had defied all the reinedies we coulternploy; has at length been completely cured by your Extract of Sar saparilla. Our physician thought nbthing brit extirpa tion could afford relief. but be advised the trial of your. Sarsaparilla as the last resort before cutting; and it prayed effectual. After taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom of the disease remains." __Ski: and Mercurial Disease. NEW ORLEANS, 25th August, 1859. Da. J. 0. Area: Sir, I. cheerfully.comply with the re. quest of your agent, and report.to you some of the effects 1 have realised with your Sarsaparilla. • I have cured with it, in my practice, moat of the com plainM for which it is recommended, and have found its effects truly wonderful in the_pure of ,Vonerca/ and Nen- One of my patients bad Syphilitic ulcers in his throat, which were consuming hie palate and the top of his mouth. Your Sarsaparilla,. steadily taken, cured him in five weeks. Another was attacked by sec ondary symptoms in his nose. and the ulceration had eatdri away a considerable part of it, so that I believe the disorder would soon rear:l,llls brain and kill bim. But it yielded - to my aclulinistration of your Sarsaparilla; the ulcers healed, and he is well again, not of course without some disfiguration to his face. A woman who Lad been treated for the same disorder by mercury was suffering from this poison in her bones. They bad become so sen sitive to the weather that on a damp day she suffered ex cruciating Pain, in ber joints and, bones. She, too, was cured entirely by your Sarsaparilla in a few weeks. I know from its formula, which. your agent .gave me, that ; this Preparation from your laboratory Must be a great remedy; consequently, these truly remarkable results with it have not surprised me. Fraternally yours, .G. V. LARIMTR, IL D. Rheumatism . , Gout, Liver Complaint. INDEPENDENCE, Preston Va.. 6th July, 1859. DR. J. 0. AYER: Sir, I have been afflicted with a pain ful chronic Rheumatism fork long time, which baffled the skill of physicians, and stuck to me in spite of all the remedies I could find, until .I tried your Sarsaparilla, One bottle cured me in two weeks, and restored my general health 130 much 'that I am fur better than before I was a - Melted. I think it a wonderful medicine. J. FILEAM. Jules Y. Getchell; of St. Louis, writes: "I have beers afflicted for' years with an affectioit of the Liver, which destroyed my health. I tried every thing, and every thing fulled to relieve me; and I have been a broken-down man for some years front no other cause than dercogenivst of the Liver. Aly beluved pastor, the Rev. Mr. Espy, advised me to try your Sarsaparilla, because he said he knew you, and any thing you made was worth trying,. liy the bless ing of Clod it has cured me. and has so purified my blood as to make a new man of me. I feel young, again. The hest that can be said of you Is not half good enough.' Sehirrns,Cancer Tumors, Enlargement, Ulceration, Caries and Exfoliation of the Hones. A great variety of cases have been rePorted to its where cures of 1b.., formidable complaints have resulted from the use of this remedy. Imt our space haa mill not admit then, Point of Ow., snot bo fLitlinl In nor American A hnnnoc, which the agents below pawed ore pleased to furnish gratis to all who call for them: Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia. Many remarkable cures of these affections have been made by the alterative power of title niedicino. It stimu lates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus orerromes disorders which would be supposed beyond its reach. Such is remedy has long been required by the ne.. cessiti..v of the people. and we are confident that this will do for them all that niedicine can do. Philadelphia, Pa Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Coughs, Colds, Influenza, hoarseness Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Con.. sumplion, and for the Relief of Consumptive Patients in advanced Stages of the Disease. This le a remedy riniversally known to surpass any other for the cure of lineal and lung complaints, that it is ni.elass here to publish the evidence of its virtues. ItS unisvalled excellence for roe, hs end colds, and its truly N‘enderfal cures of pulmonary disease, have made it known throughout the civilized nations of the earth. Few nee the et - 11111mill, ies, or oven families, among them who have not sktme t-rsonal experience of its effects *onto living trophy in their midst of its victory over the 011101 e and dangeseur disorders of the throat and lungs. As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders, nod as they know, too. the effects of this remedy, we need not do than to as , nre them that it has now all the vir tues that it did have when making the cures which have toot, so strongly upon the confidence of mankind. Prepared by Dr.J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, New. Sold by O. A. ILLINITSLI, Lancaster, and by one or more traders In every village in the country. [may 14 ly 18 S UMNER HA T S THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER HAT, THE NATTY BIIMPPII HAT, THE RIP PAN-WINKLE HAT, more beautiful beyond comparison than anything, In this line hitherto offered. Scientifically ventilated, national, and eminently truggeative of patriotism, and cannot fail to be the Banner Hat for our young men. They must be seen to be appreciated A beautiful assortment of all styles of MILITARY FATIGUE OAPS, Which we are prepared to sell at MZ2M SINGLE CAPS may 14 tf 18] UNION NOTE AND LETTER PAPER rNION ENTELOP&S, LARGE OR MALL, In large quantities it " JOHN SECEANYER'S Cheap Book Store, may 14 tf 18] No. 32 North Queen street. . [County . PaPers copy.] evricts FOR. THE PEOPLE, ONLY T 25 cents. It is jturt whet ell members of every com pany, either in active service or in the Home Guard, re quire. At J. M. WESTHAEFFBEVEI, • may 14 tf 18 . 1 No. 44, Corner N. 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It tithe mcwit attoulehlag : • • ' 211ratarialiilii of the Ot 044101 heilth.te the epoiWtazion oiWei resented to theworld: nal 131FAITfIFIERlo Jut what tto name Impotta. t, another or tho tratramdthary• developments 01iftinteat alectrio allittitz,ndlswrates Illie sin Mailbag the Retielieif Nee team*, ..mittig b rae n all the blatsland.diaimkitstilini of the eutlele which so ottan Alarms the' Moat. 'regularly construeted visage. It imparts at the samiitinse that permanent_. • 810021116 which Is only the iesilf of the elan s eictgleid health, and of the perfect rsatoration of its nate - - It thoroughly and iOneti.hialiiitali Waddell; Bib Blotnhee , Pim ter, -.l3ourf..MOK4rlak.Nath and .‘ Indeed, Its effect fn sncl eases is ilmoet inlraea lons. Its anti= inflammatory nature le irresistible. It softens, soothes, calms, neutralises the irrita ting principle, and restores the health of the part *Dieted; imparts a brilliant bloom to- this cheek and lips ; it'prodneel a tint only carolled by nature itaelf, without the possibility of detection. - liseldaa are at =ea Obliterated.; _. Ptmplee tileapOsii-al if undeethe opiration of a spell. POCK-HARKS Inns ono In • manneiscarce • ly to be credited even by those who witriesetheir gradual extinction. In abort, the ' , EitA.IIITEIER is placed before the world for, just what Its inherent and unexampled ritedioal-pr warrant only ea. atrartieki foe the.. 0.. : Toilette Bilortil VIE but as unquestionably, a • tiadtesnlL :Rues - nerer approached' In Its perfeetion by any, thing yet produced in the world.. PRICE 60- lIERTB PER PACKAGE which can be sent to any part of the world, by Man; perfect hafety. Whoa purchased of roy Agents, or at Iny , fifilce; . the regg I i 40 c or a & The extra 10 cents is fer postage. DB. F. W. BOSWELL'S Superfluous Hair Eradicator For removing the unnecessary end disfiguring hair that. sometimes obtrudes itielf -upon•n• fair lady's lips, chin; neck, arms or shoulder; or waists In growing too low down upon her forehead. • • Dr. Boswell'a Superfluous Bair Eradicator sweeps away all' these littleblit annoying irregu larities, leaves the skin white and clean, •rresta the hair in rte growth, and make. each spot look ea if It had been originally progneed•brnat,nre to it. state of dazzling purity andsperfeotton. • Price SI. per bottle, which can be cent by emil to any part of the world with perfect safety, free of postage. The 11 . 1ies, of Marriaget •oe volume, 200 mei, 32m0. Pete In . cloth, 20 mote. This Is decidedly the most fascinating, Interest: ing, and really useful and practical work oti Court chip, Matrimony, and the Duties and Delights of. Married Life, that has ever been issued from the American' Press. AD DR. Einewsu,'s articles an mat by mall, free of postage. All orders most he addressed to 1)11. F. NV B OSW ELL, No. b Beekman Street, New York, (ORR 18.1 PARR" !LANK.) FOR SALE BY ALL ,DRUGQISTS, BcERHAV.E'S HOLLAND BITTERS THE OBLZBEATED HOLLAND EM MY YOB DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT. WEAKNESS OP ANY KIND, FEVER AND ACUE, And the various affeetkas 'eatunquimt upon • disordered STOMACH OR LIVER , Bitch as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Oolicky Patna, Heartburn, Loa of Appetite, Despondency, Coetheenee Blind and Bleeding Film In all NOIMIIIII, Rheumatic, and Neuralgic Affections, It has in numerous Instanced proved highly beneficial, and in others effected a dedded•thre. mi. is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on etrkey scientific principlea, after the manner of the celebrated Holland Frofrenor, Beerhave. Its reputation at home pro. duced its introduction here, the demand eomnumeing with the.. of the Fatherland 'mattered over. the hoe of this mighty country, many of whom brought with them and handed down the tradition of It. value. A 4 mom to the American publiy knowin that ifs inay moudo medicinal virtues must be It is particularly recommended Aloes persons whose constitutionmay have bean impaired by the continuous use of ardent spirit., or other forms of dinsipation. Generally . Instantaneous in effect, It ends Its way directly to the seat of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up the drooping sphit, and, in hat, Infusing new health end vigor. In the system.. NOTlCE.—Whoever expects to and to bspr o tlat be disappointed; but to UN sick, weak and low AI will prove a grateful aromatic wertilal, noweesed singules remedial properties. READ CAREFULLY : The Genuine blghly concentrated Basrhare's Bitten is put up ln half-pint bot Era only, and retit 047 Oint Doman per bottle, or six bottbm ter I'm Douai/1: groat demand for ti ls holy celebrated Medicine him luditost indtstknui,. Which ea public should bard what *gr. Beware of Impadtion. 800 that mime ipoii label of every bottle you buy. Bold by Druggistscenarally. It eas a. !amide& . by Express to moat points. SOLE PROPRIETORS. BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO. X•IIIIPAC!V1I1{ harmau tt fists and enlists, PITTSBURGH. PA. For sale by B&ll.Flitd.N a 00., No.l East Orange street , Lancaster. Dep 4 ly 84 SPRING HA.GER . & BROTHEB.II Invite attention to their largo stock of DR Y G-:00D8", NEW STYLES LADLES' DRESS GOODS,. CASHMERE AND STELLA SHAWLS, SPRING STYLES aIoOTH AND SILK. MANTLES; . CLOTHS, CABECINEREJ3 AND TESTINGS HEADY-MADE CLOTHING.' OARP . }ITEII CARPETS!! OA.RPETI3III New Styles Brussels C.srpite New. Styles Tapestry Ingrain Oarpeta, New Styles Nine end Superfine 01.1rPels Dutch, Hemp, Bag and LW Carpets Diaggetr, Rage, Cocos and Jute Door Mato. FLOOR cm moms Arm marriztras. Sheet Oil Cloths, 1 to 4 yds. wide. Coat and Canton Matting' WALL PAPERS! WALL PAPERS!! 20,000 PIEOEIB PLAIN AND DEOODATIVZ PAPER EFANaINatil; I=o ZLEGANT ASSORTMENT of new styles, fromthi iN BST G oLp GAPERS To the ic>weit" Pz oed Boß.Dluts, , MMBOAItD PRINTS a WINDOW4IIWAI4i'L In Large. Aiso'rtmint, ape 16] AIL tams Bocui PZICIM • [ti . 14: nn HE B, 0:31 ;II G This wouderfurargele, Just Patented, la sousdhiesro entirely' new, andSewer:Wore offarad to agoolor - mho ototV yenta!' everywhere. rat particulars serape. Adan Uri . 12 1 1 C • -::"-- B.1460411.ffitat.iir:,, , WAY/. AS. .044 liONßlTraili. , corp. D dime te'prestlee berrtlit7 at their Weer WA Mull Quseu street, half square bora the P. P. R. wen fru Deed law aster, Pa.
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