VOL. LXIV.
Township Elections.
.Below will be found the returns of the
township elections held on Friday, March
20th, 1863, in the different Borough's and
Townships of the County :
ADAMSTOWN
Judge : Jacob Von Nieda, o-; Henry Hor
ner, 24.
Inspeotors : William Bioher, 31 ; Levi C.
Schnader, 25.
Assessor: William Slote, 48.
Burgess : Sebastian Miller, 30 ; Franklin
Regar, 19. -
Town Council: Levi Hendle, 35; W. Mohr:,
37 ; Solomon Regar, 28 ; John Fichthorn 28 ;
Henry Echternacht, 23 ; Levi Hemmich, 7.
Constable : Peter Hertz, 29 ; John Flickin
ger, 6.
Street Commissioner : Solomon Good, 35 ;
Jacob .Regar, 21.
School Directors : Henry Fichthorn, (for 3
years) 40; Henry Stauffer. (for 2 years) 45.
Auditor : John Hendle, 34.
BART.
Judge : Adam Ault, 103; Christopher Gra
ham, 110:
4nspectors Jeremiah Cooper, 10G ; Robert
A. Ferguson, 110.
Assessor : George W. Johnston, 111 ; Ben
jamin Baxter, 107.
Assistant Assessor : J. Meloy, 108 ; W. Kin
nard, 108 ; William F, Picket, 110: Christo
pher Graham, jr., 105.
John McCord, 109; Joshua
Constable
'Miller, 100.
Supervisor: Thomas Wright, 113 ; William
Hollis, 109 Samuel McClure, 107 : Charles
ttynear, 106.
School Directors : John kleidlebaugh, 108
George Peirce, 103: John J. Keyler, 107 ;
Hervey Baughman, 114.
Auditor : Henry Pownall, 107 : Edwin Gar
rett, 111.
Clerk: Edwin Garrett, 110;
BRECKNOCK:
. Judge: Andrew Steiner, 12.3; Jacob Hen
ninger, 131.
Inspectors : Samuel 11. Good, 120: David
Biller, 133.
Assessor : Levi LfillsCll; 118 : Benjamin
tieifrit, 130.
eXonstable : R. IL. Scimader, 217.
Supervisor : D. W. Bender, 106: John
Sohnader, 113 ; Samuel Burkhart, 136 Wm.
Benninger, 140.
School Directors: John G. Bauman, 111 ;
Benjamin Good, 39 ; Peter Merks, 89 ; Allen
Brenneman, 129; Bennis. Schweitzer, 132.
Auditor: Baltzer Schnader, 108 ; Henry
Von Nieda, 106 ; Cyrus Messner, 184.
Clerk : Samuel Lepley, 248.
CARNARVON.
J Age : Samuel Balentine, 133 ; Wm. Wit
man, 81.
Inspectors : Frederick Sheeler, 135 ; Tho
mas Edwards, 79.
Assessor: Joseph Weaver, 134 ; George
Rigg, 81.
Supervisor : Jacob Butt., 135 ; Moses Hurst,
Ifte,: Jacob Yoho, 82 ; Peter Fulize, 81.
School Directors : Joseph Hertzler, 125 ;
Abraham Morrow, sr., 81 ; B. F. Bunn. 84 :
Silas Weiler, 121
Auditor : K. D. White, 133 ; Elisha Squibb,
Clerk : henry Myers, Milton Si'knit
ter, SO.
COLIT NMI:\ —UPPEn WARD
.ludge: it. T. Ryon, ; John Lockard, 113.
Inspectors : A., M. Rambo, 111 ; William
McDevitt, 72.•
Assessor : John Eddy, 114 ; Dan'l ['err, 74.
Constable: James McGinnis, 134 ; Jacob
Ciundaker, 51.
Justice: James H. Hunter, 1''0: George
Young, nil.
COL MBI A—Low - ER WARD
Judge: David Evans, 110; Geo. Tille, 154.
Inspectors: Sebastian Denegree, 141: Ili
ram-Draucker, 150.
Assessor : John Eddy, 149 ; Daniel. Herr,
149.
Constable : James McGinnis, 171: Tacob
C. Oundaker, 126.
COLERALN
Judge : Rob't Hogg, 153 ; Rob't Buyers, 25.
Inspectors : Wm. Davis, jr., 15:1: David
Miller, 25.
Assessor: James McCullough, 154.
Constable: J. P. Swisher, 153.
Supervisor: David Walker, 155 ; A. 13. Ma
gitugb, 15:3.
School Directors : A. B. Whiteside, 175 ;
Win. White, 154; Win. Webb, 20.
Auditor : IL B. Patterson, 1.55.
Clerk : Wm. 11. Ashby, 175.
CLAY.
Judge : George H. Bingeman, ; John M
Jacoby, 84.
Inspectors: John L. Eller, 27
Fidler, 32 : Edward Schnerer.
Miller, 27.
Assessor: Samuel Enck, 93 : Henry IV
Borry, $3.
Constable : Jacob Buehler, 48 ; John Sim
mon, 74'; Benjamin Wolf, 7.
Supervisor: Jacob Kessler, 98; Leonard
Garman, 59 ; David Miller, 89.
School Directors : Jacob Hacker, ; John
Lowry, 74 ; John IL Miller, 70 ; Samuel S.
Wolf, 58 ; Curtis Miller, IS.
Auditor : Jonas Lauber, 58 ; Samuel Bollin
ger, 20.
Clerk: Hiram Erb, 61';
COCALICO EAST.
Judge: George Lerag, 150; Adam Eberly
Inspectors: Isaac Leach, 127
Zell„ 124.
Assessor : Samuel Wissler, 172 ; George
Skimp, 72 ; R. W. Hahn, 95.
Constable : Samuel Garman, 156 ; George
Snyder, 122.
Supervisor: George Reddig, 162; Jacob
Lutz, 150 ; Jacob Bucher, 1:36 : John Hart
man, 80.
School Directors : S. 11. Gring, 172 ; Jacob
Brubaker, 151 ; George Weinhold, ; E. H.
Roads. 26; Wm. Lead, 104.
Auditor: Sarhuel F. Lead, 97 ; John Gook
ley, 59.
Clerk : Isaac. Garmen, 77 ; Oliver J. Ream,
38 ; .Tacob Lutz, 22.
COCALICO WEST.
Judge: David Eberly, OS; John Edwards,
'9; 'Rudolph Bentz, :14: Benj. E. Binchly,
alnspectors : William Lead, 48; John
Bedi
coffer; 101 ; Daniel Goodhard, 112.
Assessor.: John Frantz, 108; Samuel Sho
walter, 47 ; Peter B. Herzog, 74 : Adam
Sharp, 18 ; Samuel Reisinger, 48.
Constable: Samuel Shuler, 1(10 ; Adam Gen
samer, 55; Samuel Bedgar, 21.
Supervisor : Lewis Henly, 180 ; John Gen
samer, 101 ; Levi Ruth, 123 : John HildabA
del, 41; Daniel Bard, 8.
ktohool 'Directors -; Jeremiah Gerhart, 38;
Adam Ti. Ream, 50 : John B. Reinhold, 32 ;
Jacob Ilagy, 42.
Auditor : Levi IV. Mentzer, 19 ; Wm. Bech
tel, 28.
Clerk : Adam Usner, 120.
- CONESTOGA.
Judge: J. J. Watson, ^_do; John Hess, 27.
Inspectors : B. W. Lam; 143 ; M. R. Sour
beer, 3S; Adam Brady, 03.
Assessor : M. Benedict, 250 ; Ulrich.Strich-
ler, 26.
Constable : John Clark, 223; David Trisa
ler, 41.
Supervisor: Martin Brenner, 242; Adam
Lefever, 162: Frederick Sourbeer, 28: Jos.
AlcCardle, 15; Samuel 11. Hess, 98.
School Directors : Christian Kendig, 248 ;
Adam Bortztield, 248 ; John Martin, 22 ; To-
bias Stehman, 0; (Independent Sohool Die.
triot,) Benjamin Urban, (for 3 years,) 6;
Daniel Hiokaits, (for 3 years,) 6 ; Benjamin
Snyder, (for 1 year,) 0.
Auditor; John Graver, 245; Henry Ham
mer, 20.
Clerk : Eli Shenk, 251 ; John Harman, 2 - 4
CONOY.
-Judge ; John Doughlas, 155 ; Abraham Col
•
line, 85.
Inspectors ; henry Fahs, 164 ; David Metz
ler., 82.
Amasser: Abraham Bachman, 162; Christ
ian S. - Bbeisole, 83."
Con Stable: Michaell‘lalehorn, 168 ;
.
64eiiieor: Sitio Rees, 154 ;'''Daniel
Atiiriftitici'Aehman, 88 ;*.Tioob B.
Brubaker, 84.
School Directors : Edward H. Bryan, 152 ;
Henry Ebersole, 159 ; John Rob, 90 ; George
Bennett, 87.
Auditor: Samuel A. Shroff, 1.59; Jacob
Ackerman, jr., 84.
Clerk: Henry Miller, 160 ; Franklin Sheaf
fer, 80.
Judge : (New,) 11. F. Musselman, 33 ; S.
Yetter, 16; (Maytown,) Frederick Sherbon,
128 ; David Grove, 93.
Inspectors: (New,) M. G. Marple, 33 ; John
Brandt, 17 ; (Maytown,) Walter D. Carpenter,
129; Samuel L. Yetter, 97.
John Rumbangh. 226 ; Henry A
Assessor
Haines, 134,
Constable: Henry Reinhold, 236; Joseph
Stops, 111.
Supervisors : Hiram Beatty, 265; William
Haines, 235 ; David Henderson, 125 ; Abram
Rhoads, 99.
School Directors: John Musser, 228; An
drew Armstrong, 183; John It. Long, 59; N,
Q. Peck, 119; John L. Jacobs, 119.
Auditor : Daniel B. Nissley, 239 ; George
Wilson, 125.
Clerk : Henry H. Shreiner, 241 Levi Mug
selman, 122.
Judge : Henry B. Gish, 75 ; Jacob Doneck
er, 69.
Inspectors : Abraham Bossier, 76 ; Peter
11. Sheafer, 68.
Assessor : Joseph B. Breneman, 72 ; Fred
erick Oldweiler, 70.
" Constable
nocker, 72.
Justice: Martin M. Nissly, 76; John B.
Hurst, 68.
Supervisor: Samuel Staufer, 67 ; Daniel
M. Ebersole, 72; John S. 4weigart, 70; Sam
uel Barnhart, 74.
School Directors: Peter B. Nissly, 79 ; Jaool)
Bossier, 76 ; Martin Lindemuth, 03 ; Jacob
Butt, 60.
Auditor : John B. llamaker, 75 ; Abraham
Forney, 70.
Clerk: Samuel B. Snyder, 76: Benjamin
Ebersole, 6i.
Hugh M. Penny, 222 ; John J. Jordan, 207.
Inspectors: Nathaniel N. Hensel, 222; R.
C. Edwards, 207.
Assessor: Charles M. Johnson, 221 ; S. B.
-More, 206.-
0-onstable : Thomas C. Kirkwood, 219 ; Jo
seph B. Shenk, 207.
Supervisors: Henry Phillips, 22.3 - -e James
A. McGuigan, 224 ; Baltzer D. Eckman, 205 :
John Hawk, 203.
School Directors : George H. Miller, 223 ;
Samuel M. Long, 224; W. W. Watson, 223 ;
John I. Richie, 210 ; James Barnett, 207 ;
Hugh Penny, 193.
Auditor: Jason Bolton, 223.; William J.
Hess, 200.
Clerk : Wm. 11. Potts, 225; J. Rush, 203.
DONEGAL EAST AND MARIETTA
Judge: Gee. 11. Ettla, 145 Thomas Barnes,
; Samuel Sowders, 97.
Inspectors : John Smyser, 131 ; James Mc-
Cann, 93 ; C. E. Nagle, 19.
Assessor in borough : J. Reisinger, 82 ; R.
Welshans, 81 ; S. S Nagle, 37
Assessor in township : John Ilumbaugh, 69:
Henry A. Haines, 17.
Constable in borough: Albert Ropp, ;
Henry Patine, 114.
Constable in township : Henry Reinhold,
70 : Joseph F. Stape, 14.
Supervisors: Hiram Beatty, 70; W. Haines,
71 : David Henderson, 1 ; Adam Roades, 13.
School Directors: J. J. Libhart, (3 years,)
110: J. M. Larzalere, years,) 117 ;A. B.
Grosh, (2 years.) 52; A. Sammy, (1 year.)
123 ; Jefferson Thompson, (3 years.) 77 : S.
Lindsay. (3 years,) 92; John B. Morris, (2
years,) 77: Wm. H. Eagle, (1 year,) 80; Levi
Boughter, (2 years,) 7d; John ;Musser, 70:
John R. Long. 7 ; Andrew Armstrong 65 ; N.
L. Peck, 16 : John L. Jacobs, 14.
Auditor: Daniel B. Nissley, 71 ; Geo. Wil
son. 13.
Clerk : llenry M. Shreiner, 71; Levi Mus
aleman,
Judge : Jacob Bowers, 245 ; Abraham G
Smoker, 108.
Inspectors: David B. Deitrich, 236; Chas
Ream, 103.
Assessor: C. S. Hoffman, ^_lS; John H
Hon, 116.
Constable: Jacob Davidson, 235; William
Nagle, 3115.
Justice: John C. Martin, 305.
Supervisors: George Drybread, 218; Wm.
Deitricb, 114; Daniel Hoover, 205.
School Directors : Elias G. Groff, 220 ;
Moyer Hoover, 244: Adam Diller, 106; Geo.
Myers, 90.
Auditor: Sam'l Steffy, 134; Chrisi'n Johns,
George W.
_5; William
Clerk: George W. Smith, 35; Amos Diller,
294.
Judge: Geo. W. Sensenig, 165; Martin E.
Stauffer, 26.
Inspectors: Theodore Kinzer, 165 ; Wm.
Sloat, 26.
Assessor: John Sausman, 166; Levi Wei
ler, 20.
Supervisors : 'John B. Weiler, 161 ; Hen
ry:Boley, 127 : Peter Stauffer, 25; John Go
shen, 23 : John Souder, 32.
School Directors : John S. Weaver, 106;
Henry Solider, 165 ; Solomon Messner. 26:
Daniel Gohen, 26.
Auditor : Levi Watts, 165; James Ham
mond, 20.
Clerk : Wm. E. llama, 167 ; Jeremiah Gar
man, 25.
EARL WEST.
Judge: Jacob Mayer ' 113.
Inspectors: Samuel Spent, 88; Franklin
R. Rudy,
Assessor
Constable: Amos Cline, G 6; Peter Sherer.
Justice: Reuben R. Bitzer. ; A. K.
Bomberger, 3.
Supervivor : Jacob Bear, 77 ; John Sheaf
fer, 87 ; John Sellers, 45.
School Directors : Christian Hunshberger,
S 8 ; Christian Brown. 103 ; Isaac Ruth, 43:
Auditor John B. Bitzer, 30 ; Dan'! Brown,
sr., 89.
Clerk : Samuel Seldomridge, II.S.
Judge: James Creswell, 95; James Risk, 92.
Inspectors : Michael Rowe, 94 ; Samuel L.
Kauffman, 3d.
Assessor: John Graham, 98 ; Jonah Keehn,
59.
Constable : George Keehn, 59 : Abraham
Myers, 96 ; Robert Rea, 5.
Supervisor : Henry Keehn, 66 ; George
; ti.
Kunkle, 148; David Myers, .
School Directors : J. H. G: " 4 ` . t, 67 ; David
Keehn, 01 ; John Dunlap, 00; .. ndrew Brown,
92.
Auditor Elisha Hamill, 64 ; Isaac McCord,
Clerk : G. J. Ifiliebran, 63; David Whit
mer, 64.
Judge: Charles W. Murray, 71 ; Abraham
Keller, 60.
Inspectors: Gabriel Young, 75 ; Thomas
De Puy, 62.
Assessors George W. Gardner, 75 ; George
Wealaud, jr., 59.
Constable: William Miller, 75 ; Sebastian
Keller, jr., 60.
Justice : Henry M. Breneman, 73 ; Israel P.
Balmer, 61.
School Directors : James Lynch, 72 ; Thom
as Buch, 78 ; George W. Lewis, 60 ; Samuel
L. Daily, 48. •
ELIZABETH.
Judge : Israel Zariman, 73.
Inspectors: Wm. Enck, 62; Isaac Ginge
rich, 31.
Assessor : Geo. Hammer, 74.
Constable ; Franklin linger, 00.
Justice: John Behm, G 6; John Busser, 10.
Supervisor: Martin M. Brubaker, 71 ; Elias
Weidman, 60 ; Tobias Schiffer, 7.
School Directors : Joseph 'Widman, 50 ; E.
K. Seibert, 42 ; Samuel It Sheaffer, 73.
Auditor : E. 0. Eby, 74.
Clerk: Franklin .E. Bentz, 77.
Judge : Martin S. Fry, 115 ; Jacob Gorgas,
112; John J, Yeager, 91.
'lnspectors: John H. Spars, 131 . ; Martin
Sharley, 110; Israel L. Harman, 5.
DONEGAL EAST
DONEGAL WEST
Reuben ley, 73 ; John G. Do-
DRUMORE
EARL EAST
Jacob Wolf, 118
E LIZ ABET HTOWN
EPHRATA
THAT COUNTRY 18 TEN HOST PROEPIROUB 'WHIRR LABOR. OOKNANDB THI , GRIATIBT RIWARD."-:-BUCIIANAR.
LANCASTER CITY, PA., TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 31,41863.
Assessor: John W. Grose, 180; Jacob S.
Sharp, 143.
Constable Henry S. Musselman, 76 ; Hen
ry C. Ludwig, 68 ; William Segner, 67 ; Lewis
S. Mumma, 63 ; John Weinhold, 6.
Supervisors: Edward Nagle, 237 ; Henry.
Shaeffer, 196 ;,Peter Adam, 120.
School Directors : John G. Bowman, 169 ;
Samuel Royer, 161 ; John Shaeffer, 148.
Auditor: John HibsSman, 175; Charles
Bauman, 106; Samuel Wolf, 87 ; Abraham
Reis, 75,
Clerk : Moore Connell, 108 ; Samuel Smith,
35 ; John H. Gross, 15.
FL LTON
Jadge : N. Davis Scott, 143; George H.
,Hews, 85.
Inspectors : Christopher C. Cauffman, 140 ;
Daniel D. Swift, 86.
Assessor: Alfred King, Ig4; Samuel W.
Scott, 91.
Constable : John Roily, 148 ; Franklin
Brown, 69.
Supervisors: P. Morris Jackson, 134; Jno.
Bicknell, 134 ; Isaac Touson, 87 ; Robert
Maxwell, 84; John Reily, 7.
School Directors : Jacob Getchell, 141 ;
Robert Killougb, 138 ; Joseph Smedly, 87 ;
W. F. Jenkins, 84.
Auditor: Joseph Ballance, 114; Reuben
Cook, 141 ; Jeremiah Brown 85 ; Harry Swift,
83.
Clerk : Francis Wilkinson, 130 ; Joseph
Phillips,'ol.
HEMPFIELD EAST.
Judge : [3Bth.] David Baker, 68 ; [28(1,]
Ephraim Huber, 75 ; [3Bth,] Jacob Baker, 25.
Inspectors.; [3Bth,] Jacob Dellenger, 59;
Christian Keller, 30 ; [23d,] Peter Sway, 56 ;
Samuel Dietrich, 15 ; Samuel Kepperly, 7.
Assessor: Frederick Hoffman, 145.
Assistant Assessor : [3Bth,] John 'Mosier,
168 ; [23d,] John Sway, 158.
Constable : [23d,] Samuel Kissinger, 157 ;
[3Bth,] Peter Frank, 6.
Justice: John Stauffer, 148. •
Supervisor: Levi Gross, 155; trriah Good
man, 163.
School Directors: Frederick Scheets, 159 ;
Andrew Brubaker, 161.
Auditor: Martin Brubaker, 153.
Clerk : John Miller, 167.
HEMPFIELD WEST.
Judge: Henry De Arman, 141.
Inspectors: David Mellinger, 75 ; Henry S.
Eshleman, 58 ; George Bellew, 20.
Assessor: Joseph Brown, 136.
Constable: Isaac A. Manual, 138.
Supervisor: John Shellenberger, 137 ; Cleo.
Berntheisel, 137.
School Directors: Henry G. Bruckhart, 123;
Christian Sherk, 127 ; Jacob 11. Hershey, (1
year), 9.
Auditor : Isaac 0. Bruner, 139.
Clerk ; Samuel Wakefield, 130.
LANCASTER TOWNSHIP.
Judge : Amos Blair, 77.
Inspectors: Abraham Leonard, .18; Eli
Johns, 11 ; D. S. Rettew, 7.
Assessor : Benj. Ilaiber, 77.
Constable : James Buchanan, 15; Lewis Ly
ons, 48 ; John McCutchen, 13.
Supervisor: Isaac Bitzer, 32; Christian
Brubakor, 40: Christian Shenk, 41 : Martin
Shenk, 28.
School D.rectors ; John Shenk, St) ;• Philip
Bausman,
Auditor : Benj. Charles, 67.
Clerk : Christian Lintner,'7o.
LAMPETER WEST.
Judge: Christian B. Herr, 154.
Inspectors : Christian Hines, 52 ; John B.
Leaman, 49 ; Joseph-K. Reife, 29
Assessor : Daniel M. Landis,. 82; John II
Miller, 71.
Constable : Henry Byers, 151.
Justice: Henry D. Shultz, ; Christian S
Zercher, 50.
Supervisors : Jacob Burkholder, 137 ; Ben
jamin Leachy, 103; Jacob Weaver, 40.
School Directors : Peter Andrews, 34 ; Ja
cob Herr, 142 ; David Harnish, 71 ; Tobias
11. Kreider, jr, 104 ; Christian Lefever, 87.
Auditor: Martin Kreider, jr., 150.
Clerk : Henry Miller, 152.
LITTLE BRITAIN.
Judge: James Johnson, 13n; John Riley,
122.
Inspectors: James Keinan, 149: Charles W.
Hays, 125.
Assessor: Levi Barnett, 130; Robert Mont
gomery, 124.
Constable: E. B. Dawson, 1-IT: - EX. Phil
ips. 120.
Justice : Samuel E. Fairlamb, 148 ; David
Cope, 124.
Supervisors : Robert Snodgrass, 153 ; Wil
liam Griffeth, 149; Joseph Hilton, 122; Wil
liam Oldfield, 124.
School Directors : James Woodrow, 144 ;
Robert Gibson, 146 ; James Patterson, 128 ;
Isaac Zell, 1'22.
Auditor: William King, 130; B. S. Patter
son, 124.
Clerk: Benjamin Broean, 132 ; Samuel
Jones, 12:3.
LEACOCK
Judge: Abraham Bair, 136; John Royer,
jr., 88.
Inspectors: John N. Woods, 136; Robert
Wade, 86.
Assessor : Joel S. Eaby, 129 ; David Beam,
Constable : Jacob A. Bair, 133 ; John L.
Sharp, 77.
Supervisor: Joseph Harsh, 124; William
Blair, 117 : John R. Rutter, 93 ; John L.
Lightneri93.
School Directors : Peter E. Hershey, 133 ;
Alfred Ellmaker, 112 ; Samuel M. Knox, 115 :
James Lindsay, 87,
Auditor: Moses Eaby, 136 ; Samuel 11.
Sample, 88.
Clerk: Ja9oll. K. Baby, 137 ; P. M. Baby,
87.
LEACOCK UPPER
Judge: C. R. Landis, 1.l; Dr. Isaac C.
Weldler, 76.
Inspectors: Samuel S. Futter, 110; Cyrus
Miller, 75.
Assessor: N. F. Sheaffer, 149
Ralf, 73.
Constable : Leonard Curley, 114; John
Harple, 12 ; Hugh Montgomery, 9R.
Supervisor : Franklin Bender, 232 ; Wm.
Lytle, 145 ; Jos. Markley, 04 : Henry Weid
ler, (smith) 93.
School Directors : Adam B. Miller, 145
Isaao Busnong, 139 ; John Zellers, jr, 138
Henry Barton, 87 ; Wm. Kreamer, 71 ; John
Zellers, sr., 80.
Auditor: David B. Landis, 150; Seth Sim
mons, 74.
Clerk: Emanuel Swope, 152 : Martin B.
Weidler, 75.
LAMPETER EAST
Judge: Calvin Cooper, 190,
Inspectors : Isaac Brubaker, GO ; Benj. N
Groff, 94 ; Daniel L. Erb, 29
Assessor : Robert Miller, 114: A. D. Roh
rer, 83.
Constable : Peter Gara, 189.'
Justice: David Stamm, 103.
Supervisor : Jacob Byerly, 188 ; John Hast
ings, 172 ; Christian Erb, 27.
School Directors: Joel L. Lightcer, 108 ;
David N. Landis 113 ; Jonas Backwalter, 82 :
Isaac R. Brubaker, 81.
Auditor: Abraham llowrey, 168; Jesse P.
Ronk, 23.
Clerk: Henry Krxwagy, 198.
MAILTIC.
Judge : Joshua Ilagans, 91 ; Wm. G. Ilrentz,
147.
1 Inspectors: John McLaughlin, 114; John
Montooth, 49 ; 11. B. Hagan, 75.
Assessor: James A. Ewing, 121; James
Simpson, 116.
Constable : 'Hugh O'Neil, 122 ; John Fish
, er, 107.
Supervisors: Wm. Warfel, 128: D. W.
Huss, 125 . Wm. Armstrong, 83 ; John Mc-
Cue, 112.
School Directors : Thomas Stewart, 124 ;.
Joseph Huber, 116 ; Henry Galen, 126 ; John
S. Garner, 117..
Auditor: A. A. Pegan, 116; S. C. Steven
son, 115.
Clerk : Daniel McMichael, 117 ; John
Smith, 112.
IHANHEIJI TOWNSHIP
Judge : Daniel Grosh; 117 ; Geo. A. Urban,
118.
Inspectors Jooob _Keperling, 101-; Win
Whitoraft, 88; John Kneff,.2s. , '
Assessor: A. C. Illyus, 128; George Wie
nor, 108.
Constable: S. S. Geist, 230.
Supervisor: Conrad Garber, 167 ; Samuel
Wector, 131; William Smith, 92 ; Franklin
Roland, 37.
School Directors: John N. Eby, 173; David
Landes - , - 202 ; Henry S. Hostetter, 54; Geo.
Hauk, 58; C. B. Landes, 177: John Huber,
134 ; E. P. Keller, 175.
Clerk: John W. Frantz, 224.
MANHEIII 808.
Judge : C. J. Reiff, 83 ; George D. Miller,
een., 58.
Inspectors : Henry Burkholder, 79 ; Henry
G. Herr, 46.
Assessor: Henry o..Deaffender, 133.
Council: J. M. Dunlap, 96 ; C. J. Snavely,
89 ; John Deyer, 51 ; Henry Becker, 48.
Constable : Peter Nauman, 95 : Benjamin
L. Gibble, 44.
Burgess : David May, Esq., 134.
School Directors : Henry Arndt, 129; Sam'l
A. Ensminger, 82; Benjamin Donaven, 55.
Auditor : Philip Arndt.
MARIETTA BOROUGH.
Chief Burgess : H. L. Libhart, 97 ; Samu
el Hippie, 100.
Assistant Burgess : Isaac Wolfenberger, 35;
Lewis Smith, 62; Fred'k Waller, 101.
Council: A. N. Cassel, 37 ; Thomas
Stence, 36; Alex. Lindsay, 137 • C. C. P.
Grosh, 105 ; John Kline, 106 ; S. C. Hiestand,
103; Frank Hippie, 103 ; Jno. Crull, 65 ;
Martin Hildebrand, 57 ' • C. M. Bucher, 62;
Charle4 Girod, ;W. H. Eagle, 62 ; James
Wilson, 28 ; George Rudisill, :32.
High Constable: A. Emswiler, 108; F. Mo
sey, 88.
Judge: C. M. Bucher, 62 ; Jno. Gramm,
103 ; Samuel Peck, 33.
Inspector: Henry Bostick, 101 ; Girard
Roth, 63 ; Jno. Coyle, 65 ; Conrad Marks, 33 ;
Abner McMichael, IL
Clerk : Theo. Hiestand, 1:17 : J. M. Ander
son, 136; Frank Thompson, 62 ; James Mc-
Mullen, 62.
MOUNT JOY BOROUGH
Judge : John Hoffman, 40 ; Alex. A. Dy
sart 89 ; Henry Way, 39 ; Levi Hoffman, 58.
Inspectors: Cyrus Groff, 78; 'Henry Sta
ger, 70 ; Peter Waltz, 17 ; Christian Ahoff, 61.
Assessor: John Fitzgearld, 232.
High Constable: F. 11. Alley, 143; Wm.
Donehey, 53 ; Simon Good 13 ; Israel Drabon
stadt, 20.
Borough Constable Henry Mellinger, 63 ;
Henry Fullaton, 85; Andrew Myers, 76.
Justice : Jacob lirich, 60 ; James A. Pat
terson, 01; Hobert McFadden, 76.
Burgess : Dr. J. L. Ziegler, 168 ; L. K.
Seltzer, 63.
School Directors: C. M. Martin, 114 ; Sam
uel Eshleman, 101 ; John Shock, 141 ; J. E.
Hoffer, 7 ; A. B. Landis, 9 ; Levi Ricksecker,
65.
Auditor: David Brady, 180; Dr. Garber,
Councilmen: C. 11. Brady, 28; Fred'k A.
Ricker, 74; Samuel Bear, 47 ; Andrew Her
shey, 79.
• MOU,NT JOY TOWNSHIP.
Judge: (Nb,) John Bossier, 43; (old,)
William Hamilton, 3:3 ; David Kline, 27.
Inspectors: (New,) William 11.1cDannel, 23 ;
-Frederick Bayman, ; (Old,) C. J. Hiestand,
51 , • Christian Gish, 2S.
Assessor : D. E. Gingrich, 71 ; Adam Ream,
Constable : Daniel Green, 52 ; John M. Her
shey, 3-1 ; Samuel S. Garber, 2:3.
Supervisor : Joseph Barnhart, 122 ; Isaac
Gish, 101 ; Henry Breneman, 19.
School Directors: George S. Baker, 121
C. H. Nissley, 45 ; Samuel McDannel, 79.
Auditor : Abraham Herr, 122.
Clerk: Jolin H. Zeller, 12:;
NEW MILLTOWN.
(Independent
_School District.)
Judge : Jacob S. Hershey, 9.
Inspectors : Jno. Shiinp, 11 : A. H. Denling
er. 15 : Isaac Hershey, 12.
School Directors: Christian Hershey, (for 3
years) 16 ; George Seldomridge. (for 8 years)
16 : Daniel Denlinger, 6.
Judge : James Boyd, 126.
Inspectors : Jonas W. Bucher, 62 ; Daniel
Kiehl, 47 Samuel I. Beard, 17.
Assessor: E. 11. Gingrich, S 6; C. 0. Boyd,
Constable: Jacob Blocher, 116.
.Supervisors Joseph Connelly, 125 : Ben
jamin McQuade, 123.
School Directors: Isaac Bomberger, 123;
Henry E. Stahman, 123.
Auditor: John Hershey, 125.
Clerk: Jacob Busser, 124.
PROVIDENCE.
Judge: John Strohm, jr., 1.73 ; Samuel
Huber, 73.
Inspectors : P. 11. Gochnauer, 141 ; Joshua
Winter, 69; Jacob Kepperling, 35.
Assessor : John M. Martin, 163 ; Elias
Winter, sn.
Assistant Assessor : S. Books, 173 ; B. F.
Rowe, 173 ; Martin Huber, 70 ; J. H. Shirk,
71.
Constable : Mifflin Elliot, 168; David Cra
mer, 74.
Justice: Martin Reese, jr., 160 ; John Con
rad, 84
Supervisors : Philip Eichely, 240 ; Adam
Mowrer, 184 ; Uriah McAllister, 61.
School Directors : Amos S. Mowrer, 173 ;
Frederick Mayer, 174 ; John S. Browne, 70 ;
John Miller, 75.
Auditor : Samuel Huber, 174 ; Stephen
Wiggens, (2 years) 165; John Wimer, 80.
Clerk : John L. Miller, 243.
PEQUEA.
Judge: John Mecartney, OG.
Inspectors: Daniel Burkholder, : John
Huber, GS.
Assessor: Andrew Mahaffey, 100.
Constable: Benjamin Rowe, 05.
Supervisors: Andrew McHugh, 05; Henry
Good, GO ; Henry Will, 20 ; Joseph Brene
man, 18.
School Directors : Samuel Hess, 72 ; Abra
ham Miller, 93 ; Jacob L. Hess, 28.
Auditor : Abraham Snavely, 100.
Clerk : Conelius Tyson, 18 ; Daniel Chryist,
82.
PARADISE
Judge: A. K. Witmer, 165; Geo. B. Fon
dersmith, 110.
Inspectors: Henry Kendig, 165 ; George
Bower, 111.
Assessor: Elias Miller, 175; Jacob Brua,
100.
Assistant Assessor: Israel Rohrer, 161;
Hiram F. Witmer, 166 ; Henry Rutter, 110 ;
Harrison Hitchman, 111.
Constable: Nathaniel Clark, 166 Cyrus
Jackson, 109.
Justice : Isaac Phenegar, 167 ; George D
Hays, 108.
Supervisors: John 'Weaver, 162; Isaac Den
lin gler, 171 ; Benjamin Ph eneger, 116; Henry
Girvin, 103.
School Directors : 11. Hartman Shertz, 163 :
Abraham Hershey, 163 ; Christian Rohrer, (1
year,) 163; George L. Eckert, 110; Albert
P. Mcllvain, 111; George B. Quigley, (1 year,)
111.
Auditor: John Denlinger, 104; Robert
Taggart, 111.
Clerk : John G. Keneagy, 168 ; David M?-
Falls, 107.
RAPI{O
Judge: (52d Districl,) Andrew Brubaker,
71 ; Benj. Eby. 20; (7th District,) Isaac Bru
backer, 130; H. B. Becktr, 23 ; (New,) Ru
fus H. Hippie, 59.
Inspectors: (52d District,) Henry S. Bru
baker, 49 ; John L. Brubaker, 27 ; Michael
Horst, 15 ; (7th District,) John Young, 118 ;
Michael Becker, 'l9; T. H. Hershey, 18 ;
(New,) Samuel Straub, 41 ; Samuel C. Lock
ard, 16.
Assessor : (.52d. District,) J. B. Brenneman,
77 ; Jacob Summx, 15 ; (7.th District,) J.. 8.
Brenneman, 107 ; Jabob Sammy, 38 ; (Xew,)
J. B. Brenneman. 63; Jacob Sammy, 6.
Constable': (528 District,) leo. Hallman,
73 ; .(7th District,) Geo. Hallman, 120 ; .John
Showers, 13; (New,) John Riser, 11 ; George
Hallman, 21; Edward Gibbons, 14.
Justice : (52d District,) Andrew Kessler,
jr., 89; 7th DistriotoAndrew Kessler, jr., 148;
(New,) Andrew Kessler, 'l6'; Rufus H.
Nipple,.
Supervisors : -:(528 Districi,) ,, Abraham S.
Elithakerc'Tat: Salittlitt!Fellfer,_` 89'; ..ioluntli
g0:9a;:. 3 0 tkiitnit;) ANR-05.11trubitilkon'
102 ; Samuel Felker, 142 ; Joseph Good, 44 ;
(New.) Abm. S. Brubaker, 58; Samuel Fel
ker, 58,
School Directors; (52d District,) Benj. L,
Brubaker 55 ; Emanuel Cassel, 65 • John
Zug, jr., 18 ; Christian Eby, 30 ; JacobSbol,
law, 7 ; (7th District,) Emanuel Cassel, 116;
Benj. L. Brubacker, 49 ; Jacob Shollaw, 72 :
John Zook, 25; Christian Eby, 23; (New,)
Benj. L. Brubaker, 59; Emanuel Cassel, 59.
Auditor,: (52d District,) John Rohrer, jr.,
74 ; Henry Shelly, 18 ; (7th District,) John
Rohrer, jr., 125; Henry Shelly, 23; (New,)
John Rohrer, jr., 55.
Clerk: (525 District,) George Bach, 47;
Henry S. Landis, 18 ; (7th District,) George
Buch, 124; Henry L. Landis, 22; (New,)
George Bush, 41.
STRASBURG BOROUGH
Judge : James McPhail, 59 ; Levi Waidley,
46
Inspectors : Miller D. Foulk, G 9 ; John_ E.
Gir'vin, 43.
Assessor: John Werntz, ; T. A. Black,
40; 11. F. Pierce, 11.
Constable : Jacob S. Buckwalter, 63 ; Rob't
Downey, 43.
School Directors : Christian Bachman, 105 ;
Michael Book, 58 ; William Clark, 47.
STRASBURG
Judge : Adam Herr, 46 ; Elias Braokbill,
93 ; Henry Hoak, 30.
Inspector : Henry Spindler, 34 ; D. E. May
en, 105 ; James Caskey, 21 ; Levi Eby, 13.
Assessor : J: Witmer Fritz, 173. -.
'Constable : D. L. Erb, 81.
Supervisors: David Hoover, 125 ; Elim
Herr, 68; John Winters, 121; George Byerly,‘
18.
School Directors : Henry Musser, 159 ;
Christ. Hoover; 141; Martin Restler, 42.
Auditor.: J. F. Herr, 32; J. Bachman, 140
Clerk : Jacob Martin, 139.
SALISBURY.
Judge: Samuel J. Henderson, 289 ; Thos
W. Henderson, 71.
Inspectors : Edward McCaohren, 291 ; Wm
Hamilton, OS.
Assessor ; Jacob D. Warfel, 273 ; Jas.
Disler, 65.
Justice: Joseph Umble, 293; 11. W. Mor
ton, 277.
Supervisors : Christian D. Warfel, 277; W.
Bryson, 194 ; Wm. Ammons, 150.
School Directors : Henry W. Worst, 283 ;
Jacob Umble, 289 ; George G. Worst, 72 ;
John Patton, 04.
Auditor: T. S. Mcllvain, 290: 11. Worst, sr.,
293 ; John M. Skiles, 05.
Clerk : Gabriel Reel 294 ; John Mason, 67
SADSBURY.
Judge : Jno. McGowan, 111 ; Sam'l Rockey,
Inspectors : Brinton Walter, 8:3 ; John 1)
Farrar, ; Samuel Miller, 18.
Assessor : John Allen, 109 ; John Rhea, 48
Constable: Wm. Proudfoot, 78; J. K. &no-
ker, 77.
Justice: L. Britton, 115; Mahlon Fox, 40
Supervisor: Wm. Hoy, 119; Hiram Kin
nard, 114 ; Isaac N. Townsend, 42 ; George
Dale, P,S.
School Directors: B. Shaw, 114: A. T. Mc-
Clellan, 112; J. 11 Townsend, 44 ; Wm. M.
Noble, 21,
Auditor: Wm. H. Spangler, 112: Franklin
Hoinpsher, 11.
Clcrli: .1 Boon,
W A RAV IC K
Jadge : John Geila, 242 ; Josiah Snavely,
Li I.
Inspectors : Joseph Becker, 251 ; Samuel
Grube, 12G.
Assessor: Andrew B. Hackman, 2:3.
Constable: Samuel Feather, 257; John
Birkinbioe, 105.
Supervisors : Jacob A. Geyer, 239 ; George
Shreiner, 151: Samuel Binkley, 141: Hiram
Kline, 13-1.
School Directors: Levi Weaver, 139 ; Dan
iel B. Erb, 157 ; Samuel E. Keller, 110; Uri
ah Carpenter. 157; Clement Geitner, 58; Wil
liam Evans, 34; Mathias Heubner, 6.
Auditor: Clement Geitner, 250; Henry B.
Buch, 23.
Clerk : John Stark, 221; David Fry, 123 ;
Henry Stark, 29.
[Norz.—Several,of the districts have not
been returned. These, with the additional
Justices of the Peace, will be published in
our next issue.]
JUSTICES OF TaE PEACE
Columbia—North Ward.—Jas. M. Hunter.
Mount Joy Borough.—James A. Patterson,
Robert McFaJden.
Earl Township.—Jobn C. Martin.
Elizabethlown.-11enry M. Breneman.
Elizabeth Township.—John Behm.
East Hempfield Township.—Jno. Stauffer.
Providence Township.—Martin Reese.
Paradise Township.—laaae, Phenegar.
Rapho Township.—Andrew Kessler.
West Donegal Township.—Martin M. Niss
ley.
West Earl Township.—Reuben R. Bitzer
IVest Lampeter Township.—H. D. Shultz
_ _ .
Little Britain Township.—Sainuel F. Fair
lamb.
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rto. SPRECIIER,
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air All orders promptly filled at reasonable rates.
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Air Liberal discounts made to Teachers and Merchants
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GREAT LITERARY AND PIOTORTAL TUB.
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wonderfully large circulation eriablea us 'to give them.
Other magazines cannot afford it. We never apace money
when the public can be benefited.
These fashions may be relied on. Dresses may be made
after them, and the wearer will not snhject herself to ildin
rule, as would be the case if she visited the large cittee
dressed after the style of the plates given in some of our
so-called magazines.
OUR WOOD ENGRAVINGS,
of which we give twice or three times as many nanny ether
magazine, are often mistaken for steel. They are so far
superior to any others.
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Beware of them. Remember that the Latly'a Book is the
original publication and the cheapest. If you take Oodey,
you want no other magazine.
Everything that is useful or ornamental In a house can
be found in Oodey.
DRAWING LEBSONB.
No ethos magazine givens them, and we base enough to
fill several large volumes:
OUR RECEIPTS "•
are such as can be found nowhere else. Cooking In all Ito
variety--Confectionery---the Nursery—the Toilet-41u.
Laundry—the Kitchen. Receipts upon all subjects are to
be fund in the pages of the Lady's Book. We originally
started this department, and have peculiar facilities for
making it moat perfect. This department alone Is worth
the price of the Book.
. .
LADIES' WORK TABLE.
This department comprises engravings and descriptions
of every article that a lady wears. •
MODEL COT2ACIES.
No other mazezioe has this department.
TERMS: CASH IN ADVANCE.
One copy one year, $3. Two copies one year, $5: Three
' copies ono year, $6. Four copies one year $7.
Five copies one year, and an extra copy to the person
sending the club,
Eight copies one year, and an extra copy to the person
seeding the club, $l5.
Eleven copies one year, and an extra copy to the person
sending the club, $2O.
And the only magazine that can be introduced into the
*hove clubs in place of the Lady's Book is Arthur's Home
Magazine.
SPECTRE CLIIBIILtIO WITH OTHER DILOAZHETS. .
Goday's Lady's Book and Arthur's Horne Magazine both
one year for $3 60.
Godey's Lady's Book and Harper's Magazine both one year
for $4.60.
Godoy, Harper '
and Arthur will all three be sant one year,
on receipt of S6.DO.
Treasury Notes and Notes of all solvent banks taken at
par.
Ea careful and pay the postage on your.latter.,
Address, L. A. GODEY,
323 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa:
Cm 41
NOW, Is THE TIME T GET UP
CLUBS!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR 1862!
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE
THE DEBT AND CHEAPEST IN THE WOULD POE LADIES'
This popular monthly Magazine contains nearly . 1000
pages; from 25 to 32 steel plates; and about 800. Wood
Engravings—and all this for only two dollars a year. This
is more, proportionately, than any magazine ever gave—
belie° Peterson" is emphatically
THE MAGAZINE FOIL THE TIMEZ
The stories in " Peterson " are conceded to be the best
published anywhere. The editors are Mrs. Alin 8: Stephens,
author of "Mary Derwent," " Frohion and Famine;"and
Charles .1. Peterson, author of "Kate Ayiesford," "The
Valley Farm," etc., etc., and they are assisted by Mrs.
Denison, Frank Lee Benedict, by the author of "finny L's
Diary" by T. S. Arthur, H. L. Chandler Moulton, Mehits
ble Holyoke, Virginia N. Townsend, Carry Stanley, Caro
line E. Fairfield, Ellen Ashton, F. L. Mace, E. Dewees, A.
L. Olin, and all the most popular female writers of America.
In addition to the ueuab number of stories, there, will be
given in 1862, Four Original and Copy-righted Ncrveleta,
viz:
THE JACOBITE•KDAIIGIITER; o Tale of . the '46,
By Mrs. Ann S. Stephens.
ANN n INTHEOPT ENGAGEMENT; a Tale of tb , day,
By Carry Stanley.
TILE SIIIRRAYS OF MURRAY HOUSE; a Tale of '76,
By Charles G. Paterson.. •
GETTING INTO SOCIETY; a Tale of to day
By Frank Lee Benedlet
These, and other writers,
contribute excluelvely to
"Peterson." 'l!llcrality and virtue are always inculcated.
COLORED FASHION PLATES IN ADVANCE
gltir• It is the Only Magazine whose Fashion Pliktea can
be relied on.
Each number contains a Fashion Plate, engraved on
steel, and colored; also, a dozen or more New Styles ' en
graved on wood; also a Pattern, from which ,"
DreesMan
tilla, or Child's Costume can ba cut, without the, all ;of a
mantas...maker-430 that each Number, in Oda way, will
save a year's subscription. The Paris, London, Philadel
phia and New York Fashions are described; at length, each
month. Patterns of Cape, Bonnets, Head presons, /re.,
given in great profusion. Ito
SUPERB MEZZOTINTS AND OTHER STEEL Pi:NORIO
• LEGS
Are by the first Artists, and one at leant, is gloat' in
every number. Its
COLORED EMBROIDERY PATTERNS.
The Work-Table-Department of this Magazine is wholly
unrivalled. It is edited by Mrs. Jane Weaver, who fur
nishes, for each number, beautiful Original Patterns.
Every number contains a dozen or more patterns in every
variety of Fancy Work: Crochet, Embroidery, Knitting,
Bead-Work, Shell-Work, Hair-Work, Wax Flowers, &tithed
Glass, Leather-Work, Painting, Photographs, &a., with full
descriptions. Every Number will contain a SUPERB
COLORED PATTTERN for SLIPPER, PURSE, CHAIR
SEAT, HANDKERCHIEF, EMBROIDERY, COLLARAND
CUFF, or some other useiTtl, or ornamental article; and
each of these would cost, at a retail store, fifty cents.
These can be had in no other American Magazine.
RECEIPTS FOR THE TABLE, TOILETTE, SICK
ROOM, &a., &0., will be given every Number. •Allir A
PIECE OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE, MUSIC WILL
APPEAR EACH MONTH. Also, articles on the Flower-
Garden, and Horticulture generally; and hints on all met
tors interesting to Ladies.
TERMS :—ALWAYS-IN ADVANCE.
One Copy for one your, 2.00.
Three Copies for one year, 5 00.
Five Copies for one year,
7.50.
Eight Copies throne year,...... ...... ..... 10.00.
Twelve Copies for one year, 15.00.
Sixteen Copies for one year, 20.00
PREMIUMS FOR GETTLNG UP CLUBS I—To every per
son getting up a club of I, and remitting $5, or a club of
5, and remitting $7.50, or a club of 8, and remittingslo,
or a club of 12, and remitting $l6, an extra copy for
1862 will be sent, gratis. If preferred, however, we will
send as a Premium, (instead of the extra copy,) an illus
trated LADY'S ALBUM, handsomely bound in gilt, or our
Magnificent Mezzotint for framing, size 27 inches by 20—
" Bunyan's Wife Interceding for his Release from Prieoll."
To every person getting up a Club of Sixteen, two extra
copies of the Magazine, or of either of the other Premiums
will be sent.
Address, poEt-paid, CLIARLES J. PETERSON;
No. 806 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
.11a- All postmmters constituted Agents; but any pawn
may get up n Club. Specimens sent gratnitouely, arrit•
ten for. • (mar , 25 tf IT
USEFUL PRESENTS FOR ORRIST
MAS AND NEW YEAR. -
I.EXTZ Bir - OTELERS, • .
Offer unnsual inducements to enable all to make a Useful
present for the Uolidays.
CLOAK AND SHAWL EOO3l.
•
Contains a Large variety of
- LADIES' CLOTH -CLOAKS,
LOIS! Mil&
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
Long and Square, Ladles', 31Isses and Gents'.
DRESS GOODS,
New Styles Received Daily.
BALMORAL SKIRTS
The largest Variety of
II 0 0 P
SK I 8 - TB'' .
, ever offered In Lancaster,
Large Asortment__
BEAUTIFUL NUM/Li, HOODS. SONTAGS, ac.,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
SOLDIERS' GUM AND ARMY BLANKETS.
Remember, neis'a the time for Preseuts of llseyand :the
place to get a Cloak, a rheas, a Balmoral, a Troop Skirt; or
any other article for a Useful Present. is . • -
WENTZ BROTHERS,
No. 5, East Zing street, Sign Of - the 7 " - Bee . 11.1161."
dee 23
SODIETHING THE TIMES! VI
A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOUREHOLDII I
.101Z1V - 3.& c.Roqz..srB.-
A Id ERICAN M. E ! N• T !O . L
TUB IrnoNGEBT GLIM fl VIZ WELD
FOR CEMENTING WOOD, LEATHER, GLASS, TVOET,
CHINA, MARBLE, PORCELAIN, Al.Att AUER, - •
BONE; CORAL, lc., ko., &c.
The only article of the kind ever produced. wltich(yrill
withstand Watgr. •
E X.T.R A C
" Every hodsekeeper should - have a'stapply - of .lohtur k
Crosley's American Cement 01ue.",-.llim Yorki 17,
"It is so convenient to have in the York
"It is always ready; this commends it to eTerybqd4r—
/V: Y. Ftdepindent. - ' -
" We have tried it, and find it as useful in, out., hane t i.as
water."—Wakes' 4n:rig of the r • •
PRICE TWENTY-PPM CENTS PEA BOTTLE.
Very Liberal Reductional to Wholesale 3:l!ngemtc
Ear Foisale by all Prugglabs and storfAeßerA
throughont the ecrontry.
.3 0 0 B 0 8: - L'R
(Sole Manaitacturers,)
78 WILLIAM ST., (Center or Libertyr
inly* : . • • r „Ala*
TETAINTI4;DGOLD,.Smyzit AN n
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1121 wilt he pild !alb! Beleg lin .lhanse,ct ita kolir c 4i,
' Laneuter, Feb. 7, 'el • .^
NO. 'l2.