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goat
Locer. Sontitiiref.—Two mad dakalter}s
shot at Intercqurse, this county, on Satur
day.
tihristlan Hershey, a young man 18 years
'of tig.e, and son of Peter E. Hershey: who
resides in Leaeock township, near Inter
, codree, 'was thrown from a horse, and
thereby ruptured a blood yeseel in his head.
Re died next day.
The .burglars are' again at work in the
wintry, The, robberies at Relnoehrs, in
Blenheim towship, at Hess', in West Lam
peter township, and at Bowman's.in Neils
yulle, seem to justify the impression that a
gang of these scoundrels are scattered
through the country. It is hoped that some
of our rural friends and neighbors will give
them a cordial reception.
David M. Taylor, of Little Britain, Lan
caster bounty, late paying teller in the Na
tional Bank of Oxford, has been appointed
cashier of the new banking house of Kirk,
MacVeagh d Co., in Oxford. Mr. T. is
thoroughly competent for the position, be
ing a good accountant, aff,able, obliging
and reliable.
The Pennsylvania Conference of the
United Brethren in Christ, adjourned in
York on Friday, to meet in its next annual
Bitting in Chambersburg, Pa.
The "Southern Journal of Music," for
January 4th, published at Louisville, Ky ,
has been received. It is freighted with
music, news,. and melody. The leading
piece is, "My Heart, my heart is over the
sea," a love song of plaintive measure and
full of sentiment. Terms per annum
in advance.
Wm. Smith, an auctioneer residing at
Blue Ball, was thrown from his buggy on
Monday, and had one of his legs fractured
which was attended to by Dr. VV. S. Yundt,
of New Holland.
. .
B. H. Warner seized 20,000 segars at Ma
rietta for being moved in violation of the
Revenue Laws, and sold them on Monday
at the Pennsylvania Railroad Warehouse
in this city, to George Heiss at ti. 5.30 per
thousand.
THE NEW RAILROAD-REPORT OF COM
aurrnr.—The undersigned Committee ap
pointed at a meeting of the citizens of Lan
caster, to attend the meeting of the Charter
Committee of the proposed Railroad from
Lancaster to the Delaware river, respect
fully
That, in pursuance of their appointment,
they attended the meeting held on the 15th
inst. at Limerick Station, on the Philadel
phia and Reading Railroad. As your Com
mittee understood the sense of the meeting
at which they were ,appointed, their mis
sion was principally one of inquiry—to as
certain the line of the Road, where the
movement originated, and, most impor
tant, what the probability of its success.—
They found every town and village along
the line of the proposed road, from Point
Pleasant to Lancaster, represented by in•
telligent and responsible persons.
The New Jersey Central Railroad - have
built a branch of their road to Flemington,
New Jersey, within twelve miles of the
Delaware river, at Point Pleasant, to which
point they will extend it, thus making a
direct connection between Now 'York city
and the eastern boundary of Pennsylvania.
The route proposed through this State is in
tended to connect Lancaster city with this
brunch via Phomixville, Morgantown,
Churebtown and New Holland. This, in
addition to opening direct communication
with New York, would pass about twenty
ilve miles through Lancaster county, along
the rich valley of the Conestoga, now inac
cessible except by the common roads. The
advantages of such a railroad both to this
city and county must be too obvious to re
quire a word of comment.
So far as your Committee could discover
the movement originated in Bucks county.
The enterprise has been thoroughly can
vassed along the whole of the proposed line,
and the intimation was thrown out that if
a charter was obtained and the people along
the route would. earnestly second the enter
prise they would not tail of a helping hand
from other parties. Every one present ap
peared sanguine of certain and speedy suc
cess.
Your Committee was informed that a
company has beau chartered and almost
enough money raised to build a railroad
from Plimnixville along the valley of the
French Creek some IS or 20 miles, to St.
Marys, near the borders of Lancaster coun
ty. This road will he built at all events,
and that speedily. Being directly a line of
this proposed road to the Delaware, it was
stated at the meeting that their funds and
influence would be turned over to this en
terprise. With this nucleus started py our
neighbors of Chester county, success should
be assured and the responsibility of its
failure will rest with the people of this city
and county.
The draft of a charter was made, and a
committee to have it passed through the
Legislature appointed. This committee,
on which are Dr. W. L. Diffenderfer and
Isaac Witmer, of this county, will in due
time report through the newspapers.
(Signed) E. H. YUNDT,
CEO. M. FRAN IC LIN.
" WHAT Is IT?"—Certain indications of
the presence of some wild animal have con
siderably alarmed and excited the citizens
of Martic and Providence townships in this
county. Its tracks were first observed at
Good's Grist Mill in Martic township ; they
were traced from thence to the Martichills,
which are but sparsely inhabited and are
mostly covered with a thick growth of
Chestnut timber. We learn from reliable
gentlemen of tied immediate vicinity that
its track is small and resembles that of a
mule. A little girl about eight years of age,
on her return from sehool in that neighbor
hood, met with an animal differing in ap
pearance fr any she had ever seen be
fore, and which was doubtless the same
that made the tracks. Other parties have
shot at it, but on account of its rapid move
ments could not discover its true character.
It has lately been tracked near the village
of New Providence; its tracks are said to
be in a direct line, one succeeding the other,
and Its loconuaion is very rapid. It is most
probably one of the wild animals belonging
to a menagerie, several of which succeeded
in making their escape front the cars dur
ing a recent accident that occurred on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad.
A NEW COUNTY I' nottosim.—We see by
the Oxtord Press that it is proposed to make
a new county out of the southeastern por
tion of this county, and the southwestern
portion of Chester county. The now county
will embrace the townships of Fulton, Lit
tle Britain, Drinnore, Colerain, and parts
of Sudebury, Bart and Providence, in this
county, together with the townships of East
and West Nottingham, Upper and Lower
Oxford, West Fallowfield, Highland, Lon
donderry, Penn, Now Loudon, Franklin,
London Britain and Elk, in Chester county,
The objection to the project on the part ut,
the tax-payers is met by the argument that
many persons in Oxford and Its vicinity,
will contribute freely, both land and money,
toward the erection ofmnitable county build
ings. It is assorted that half the necessary
funds can be procured in this way. It Is
furthermore stated that the advance of land
in the immediate vicinity of county towns
is an additional inducement for tile citizens
of that section to lavor the project. It is
thought that sufficient territory to measure
four hundred square miles, and yet not em
brace one-tenth of the population of either
Chester or Lancaster county, can be ob
tained ; and if this should be the case, the
question need not be submitted to a vote of
the whole of said counties, but only to a
vote of the inhabitants of the territory out
of which the new county is to be erected ;
and in this event it is thought the measure
will be.adopted.
STORE Roust:D.—The store of Dr. 11. B.
Bowman at Netrsville, in Nlanheim town
ship, was robbed on Tuesday night of $l2
in change; of this amount $2.50 was in 3,
5 and 10 cent silver pieces. No goods have
as yet been missed. The burglars tried in
the first place to get in at a window, by
breaking open the shutter, but did not suc
ceed. In their endeavors to open the shut
ter they made a hole in the wall by tearing
out some bricks, in order to get the shutter
pin loose. They afterwards succeeded in
prying open the door, and in this manner
effecting an entrance. They left a butcher
knife behind them. A reward of $25 is of
fered for their arrest.
HORSE SToLEN.—A valuable mere was
stolen on Wednesday from Messrs. Gross &
Stough, of the borough of York, York coun
ty. No trace of the thief has as yet been
discovered. The mare is of a dark brown
color, 15 hands in height. A reward of $5O
is offered for the detection of the thief and
recovery of the animal. We notice quire a
number of horses have been stolen this
season, some of them being very valuable.
Farmers should be (want in properly se
curing their stables, ' V
no doubt well
organized bands of horselhleves infest the
rural districts.
COLUMBIA NEWH.—Wo clip tho following
news items from the Herald of this morn
ing:
The Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad
is now receiving proposals for building live
miles of the road at the lower end, and the
whole will be put under contract at an early
date.
Services will be held In the German Re
formed Church, on next Sunday morning
and evening. Rev. 1). Gerhard, of New
Holland, will ho present. The public aro
Invited to attend.
appears to be a settled question that
the Bridge Company will continence vigor
ous oporalions in the spring for the eon
structatn of a bridge et this place across
the Susquehanna, which will give employ
ment to a large number of mon for about
eighteen months.
On Monday lust, a lad named George B.
Groom, aged about sixteen, eon of George
Groom, hsq. residing on le farm lately
occupied by Ilphrlam Ilershey, was walk
ing towards town, and when near the Sus
quehanna Rolling Mill, he met with a seri
ous accident. It appears that a limbo
passing along the road had become friglit
ened at the noise of the trains, and be
stepped aside to allow' the animal to peas,
, when he was knocked down by a horse at
tubed to a carriage, coming up in hie rear.
The bores 'tramped 'upon his head aqd
W
fraotdred his 'skull: He as brought M
town and placed, ,under the care of Tlf.
Hinkle, and is now tying in a critical co -
,
Wowra REwpfssainio.-1-" If a rn .
faint away," soya Hall's Journal of Healo,.
"instead of yelflipg .QUt N. savage, Or,
runningloltim to lift him up, lay him at
, h=k o ntlia back on the floor, 100 le
tildi the crowd MRS, ISO u
fi
r* tilt' to reach iffm,'itild
• slant. -Dashing water over a person in a
TIE LANCASTER WEEKLY TNTFI;LIGV4N - CElt, WEDNESDAY - , FEBRUARY . 5, 1868.
simple fainting fit is a barbarity. The
philosophy of.eitainting fit is that tbeheart
tails to send the proper supply othlcod to
the brain. If.the person is ereot that blccd
has to be thrown up hill; but if lying down
it has to be projected horizontally, which
requires less power, as is apparent."
GOOD BITLES. -- GOt up two hours earlier
in the morning, and begin to do something
out of your regular profession. Mind your
own business, and with all your might let
other people's alone. Live within your
means. Sell yoahorses. Give away or sell
your dog. Smoke your cigar through an
air-stove. Eat with moderation and go to
bed early. Talk less of your own peculiar
gifts and virtues, and more of those of your
iriends and neighbors. Be cheerful. Ful
fill your promise. Pay your debts. Be
yourself all you would see in others. Stop
grumbling.
INCREASE OF SALARIES.—The Directors
of the Poor at the late meeting increased the
salaries of the Steward of the House, and
Superintendent of the Hospital. Their com
pensation heretofore is said to have been
entirely inadequate, and the amount now
granted none too large.
COMPLETED.—On Friday last Messrs.
Reilly, McGrann & Co., of Lancaster, put
up the last stone in their extensive masonry
contract for the Lehigh and Susquehanna
Railroad Company, at this place. They
commenced this work about twenty months
ago and in that time have built five abut
ments and seventeen piers, some of them
over thirty feet high. The masonry is mas
sive and put up in splendid style. The
Delaware bridge is entirely finished and
but two spans of the Lehigh Bridge remain
to be put in place. Both bridges are iron.—
Easton Sentinel.
Nioiller'B itttro.
THE ENTIRE MEDICAL PROFESSION
ARE UNITED IN
their desire for some general remedy, at once
certain, safe and uniform In its operations, for
cure of the hundred and one complaints and
diseases that arise from an impure condition
of the Blood—whether caused by the inhalation
of the foetid vapors or noxious gases, that in
lest certain localities, or by the functional de
rangement of some of the organs of digestion,
assimilation or excretion.
Nine-tenths of all diseases may be traced
primarily to the above causes, and in a large
majority of cases the prompt appreciation of a
simple remedy in the earlier stages would, by
removing the cause, prevent what, ifneglect
ed, might prove a dangerous and lingering
ill
nees,
The science of medicine has reached such a
point of perfection, that the treatment of acute
and decided forms of disease has become al
most a certainty.
In Inflammation of the Stornaeli, Bowels or
Lungs; in Pleurisy, Intermittent:Fevers, etc.,
the remedies proper in ouch cases are so well
authenticated that the Intelligent physician
will apply them with an almost absolute cer
tainty ea attaining certain results, and hence
in diseases of this nature we find aunlformity
of practice pervading the profession, and pro
ducing results similar in most cases. The same
remedies are used by all, the same results en
sue and what really Is in itself a severe and
dangerous sickness Is made subject to, and
bows before the experience and knowledge
gained by long years of study, observation and
experiment.
but such Is not the case with many of the
diseases which are moat common to all, and
which et first sight may appear trivial in them
selves. These arising from the causes before
enumerated, baffle the skill of the physician
who copes successfully with disease In its
more violent forms.
What complaint is there more prevalent
and common than Dyspepsia, yet there Is
scarcely a disease that so thoroughly and per
sistently defies the skill of the medical man.
That the various schools rf medicine have no
welideflnefflmethofflof treatment . or this disease
is evident, and any dyspeptic can vouch for the
trolls of this statement. He will tell you that
of probably twenty different physicians under
whose care he has placed himself, no two of
them pursued the; same course, or used the
same remedies. Temporary relief may be ob
tained, but as soon as the system becomes ac
customed to a he rnode.of treatment, the el leease
realms In lull loree, and the patient tile , to
some other physician whose treatment is dif
ferent, with the same result, until after trying
every physician within reach, the attempt Is
given up In despair, and we find him to use his
own words a confirmed Dyspeptic. This hauls°
true of many other diseases, cud the same
cause of failure Is applicable to all. Every
physician acknowledges the want, of a General'
Remedy applicable to Just such cases. The
ingenuity, skill and knowledge of every physl
clan, botanist and chemist In the country has
been taxed to supply a remedy of this nature,
and even the general public has contributed its
full share as is evinced by the immense num
ber of patent medicines that flood the country.
Tile afflicted naturally fly to any remedy that
promisee relief from sutferin g, and seldom stop
to enquire whether it is really entitled to the
credit which is claimed for It. Many of these
preparations are frequently far more in lurious
than beneficial from the fact that they are
compounded without any regard to the laws of
Pharmacy, and are in fact merely the produc
tions of ignorance and pretence, imposing on
the credulity of the public, and are therefore
generally discarded by educated physicians.
They, like the prescriptions of the doctor, ef
fect but little If any good and do not supply
the want of a general remedy.
In common with other physicians, Dr. Hart.
man keenly felt the want of this general rem,
dy in his practice. Always noted for his liberal
and Independent views, he although a graduate
of Jefferson College of Ph iladelplua, one of the
best schools in the world would not permit
himself to be trammeled by the strict lines that
are drawn around tile various schools of medi
cine. Practicing and occupying a high position
as a physician, he was not content with what
Allopathy taught him, but earnestly and
tta °roughly investigated Horn cepatily, Hyd re
pathy Electropatby and other :systems of
medicines, selecting from each what he found
to he good, effective and reliable, nod discard
ing what, upon actual experience, he proved to
ue erruneuUs.
1 lila extended reseal - eh greatly facilitated hie ;
succesa as a physician, but in none of the
schools of medicine did he flud a general rein- I
etly applicable to the ',almost infinite number I
of chironle cases before alluded to, He then
turned his attention to the many patent medi
cities so-called, which were largely udvertlaed
as reliable, am In some canes he found cures '
were effected while using these remedies, but
their success was so slight and uncertain that
he was not sere whether the patient would not
have recovered In the entire absence of medi
cine by simply leaving nature to pursue her
own course. Among ail these patent medi
cines lie found none that were really beneficial
except those preparations termed B itters,these
had more enact, on disease than those , prepare- I
lions which contained no alcohol. But even
with these he found that the effects produced
were not equal to those produced by the ad-;
ministration of Pose Rye Whiskey. In fact he ,
found that their sole virtue was derived from
the whiskey they contained and as this was
invariably of poor quality selected doubtless
for the lowness of its coat, he concluded that
Pure Rye Spirits, waslin uitely to be preferred
to the various preparations thatcontalned alai-
Mil or spirits of a lower grade or quality.
The Pure Spirit obtained from Rye by dis
tillation Is acknowledged by all physicians to
be as a stimulant far more beneficial - than any
other one remedy, find having failed In dis•
covering anything that surpassed or even
equalled it in its applicability where such
remedies were needed, ft Wes not under the
most encoursgolug circumstances that ue took
up the investigation of the merits of Mishler's
Herb Bitters, a preparation then recently pre•
limited to the public by the gentleman whose
name it bears.
'The article was first brought fairly to his
notice by some of hie patients who had by tae
advice of some of their friends used it and had
been benefit ted thereby. He was practicing
medicine at Millersville and hearing so many
reports in its favor concluded to investigate the
matter. • Knowing the opposition to Patent
Meilleinee evinced by the medical profession
he was naturally desiromeof keeping the fact of
his using the preparation secret. He therefore,
through a friend, procured a quantity,sulli-
Mont to enable him as he thought to give the
preparation a thorough test, and in all cases
I where no absolute form of disease was really
developed and but a general complaint of not
reeling well, Dyspepsia, Derangement of the
Liver, and in fact many cases not well defined
! as alluded to above, he would administer
Mishler's Herb Bit tars, but so disguised by the
addition of some simple aromatics that the
patient was not aware that he was taking
Mishler's Bitters. These cases he made parti
cular note of, and finding that the use was at
tended with such good results he extended his
experiments administering it in cases which
had defied the use of all other remedies at his
command. He became satisfied that In Mish
ler's Herb Bitters the profession would find
what they had long desired, a general remedy.
So thoroughly convinced was he that, when,
utter having used it for over a year, he a elln
' gnished his practice, he recommended it to his
successor Dr. Davis,
Again resuming practice, Dr. Hartman con
, tinned administering the Bitters with uniform
success, mud the opportunity occurring he be-
I came the purchaser, feeling confident that the
merits of the preparation would commend it
to the notice of the profession, and when once
assured that it was skillfully - compounded in
accordance with Pharmaceutical Law, would
have no hesitation in using it in their practice.
With this view, the establishment has, been re
modelled, and we assert that Mishlees Hero
Bitters is by Its preser t proprietors compound
-d with as ;mach skill and judgment,and.with
as strict an observance of the laws of Pharmacy
as any preparation of the Pitarmacoptela. That
their efforts are appreciated is evinced by the
fact that the prejudice existing In I he medical
proles•lon against Patent Medicines so•cat led,
is rapidly being removed in reference to Minh
ler's Herb Bitters.
THIS (MEAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY is
said by all Druggistsaud Dealers.
DR. B. B. HARTMAN S CO.,
Proprietors,
Lancaster, Pa.. and Chicago, ill.
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Jan 8-11 w Lancaster ,Pa.
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TIN ROOFS & SPOUTING
Attended to in any part oft hecity and county.
Furnaces, Heaters, !Stoves, Ranges, and all
modern Improvements for heating Churches,
Hulls, Parlors, Houses, ec., always on band,
and will be put up in any part of the city or
county, or their repairs attended to at any
time. JOHN DEAFER & CO.,
No. 7 East King Street
Lancaster, Pia. •
Wood aud
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Having purchased the good will and
stook or Lumber and Coat of B, B. Martin,
Lumber and Coal Merchant, wo are now pre.
pared to lurnish at AT THE OLD STAND,
CORNER OF WALNUT AND PRINCE
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and Prince streets, to the liberal patronage of
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Jan 8 i.
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LANCASTER COUNTY PRISON.
/7TH ANNUAL REPTRS. ORT OF THE INSPEC-
To the Honerrable,
L a ter s of the Court of
Quarter Sessions of Cbunty :
The undersigned, In pursuance or laws, sub
mit to the Court the following Report of the
Prison, for the year ending November 30, 1887 :
On the 30th of November, 1888, there were In
confinement, 9 . 2 prisoners; in the coarse of the
year there were received 587—making an ag
gregate of the inmates of the Prison
Of these the following were discharg
ed daring the year, viz :—By expira
tion of sentence and by Inspectors— 110
By Magistrates, District Att'y, Court,
and Habeas Oorpas, sc 178
584
Leaving In confinement, Nov. 30,1861 85
Or these (85)15 are Convicts at labor ; 8 await
ing trial, and 83 Vagrants. The ratio of con
victions as compared with last year being 74
in 587 commitments, to 75 in 413 the year be
fore.
The number committed to Prison during the
year, excepting those convicted, was 513; 145
more than the previous year, of which 3E4 were
for Vagrancy, Drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, resulting (corn drunkenness; this is
1713 more than the previous year. In addition I
to the 518, there were sentenced during the '
same period 74, and remalniog in Prison on
the 301 h of November, 1868, 04—making the
above total in Prison during the year. Of the
prisoners discharged IS were sent to the &et
ern Penitentiary, 4 to the House of Bernal to
the State Lunatic Asylum, 0 pardoned by the
Governor, and 1 died. Or the 74 sentenced
prisoners, 37 were convicted of Larceny, 4 of
Assault and Battery, 4 of Fornication and Bas
tardy, 3 of selling liquor to minors, 2 of Belling
liquor on Sunday, 9 of Felonious Assault, 2 dey
aertion of family, 1 of Adultery, 1 of Polygams
and lof cruelty to animals. Of the 74 Convict
were sentenced ;for one year and upwards,
and one for two years; 60 were white and 14
were colored; €3 were moles and 11 were
females. But 36 of the convicts were born in
Lancaster city and county, 181 n foreign coun
tries, of which 18 were natives of Germany; 37
of the convicts were under the age of 30 years ;
11 of the 74 convicts were females ; 10 are old
off...riders, and 04 are receiving punishment for
their first offence, and of the 83 males, but a
had trades prior to their conviction.
The 74 convicts were occupied as follows:-
15 weaving carpets, 8 weaving bagging, 8 mak
ing baskets, 7 malting cigars, 6 knitting nets,
6 making shoes, dm : 11 01 the 74 could not read
and 23 could not write ; 1.14 of the 74 had never
been married, and 7 were widows and widow
ers; 43 of the convicts were of intemperate
habits, a much less proportion of the intem
perate than the previous year.
The whole number of prisoners since the
opening ivena November
r f the Prison, e te t
whiter
m 1 1 61.1 1 /4, t 3 0 .
white females, 1,815 ; colored mules, 514, and
colored female,: 288.
The health of the prisoners during the ,t ear h
has been remarkably good—no epidemic ay
mg prevailed among them. The number of
cases treated was 02; being In the ratio of 100
cases treated I o every 738 prisoners; this ratio
is less one-calf that of the previous year; one
died of congestion of the lungs.
The unsocial affairs and manufacturing op
erations of the prison during the fiscal year,
closing November 30, 1807, are exhibited in de
tail by the following statement, which con
tains all the Information relating to these sub.
sects:
Statement of orders issued, snowing that TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAM
the orders is-ned by the inspectors ou the IOF LANCABTER COUNTY.—in the matter
Treasurer of the Lancaster County Priam], for of toe application of "The Columbia Working
the fiscal year ending November 30, ; mans' Saving Fund and Building Association,"
1887, amounted to 808,350 72 for a Charter of Incorporation. January 20th,
From which deduct extraordinary ox- 1888 Charter presented and the Court direct
penses, to wit:—Alterations and re- j the some to be flied, and notice to be given
I pairs 539 01 that if no sufficient reason is shown to the coo
-1I trary, the said charter will be granted at the
923,024 81 next term of said Court. W. L. BEAR,
! To which is to be added the Indebted- San 22 3t,w3 I Prothonotary.
. . ..
ness of the Prison, and the goods
and materials on nand at the be- , A II DI T 0 R'S NOTICE.—ESTATE OF
ginning of the fiscal year :—Hanu. .ti._ Anna Margaret Nauman, late of 1 ancas
factored goods ou band, November, ter county, Pa., deceased.—The undersigned
30, DM 92,397 95 Auditor, appointed to distribute the balance
Raw Materials on hand, 10.1,.. 1,590 el remaining in the hands of George W. Garet,
3,988 il, . Trustee appointed by the Orphans' Court to
sell the real estate of said deceased, to and
832,013 22 among those legally entitled to the same, will
In order to ascertain tile actual cost sit for that purpose on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
of the Prison to the County, it be- 21st, 1388, at 11 o'clock, A, 151., in the Library
,comes necessary to deduct the fol- Room or the Court House, in the City of Lan.
"lowing ca.§la received and easels of caster, where all persons Interested in saiddls.
the manufacturing department, vie: tribution may attend.
Cash received by the Keeper for Jan 22 404) GEO. NAUMAN, Auditor.
goods sold, Sc., and paid to the
Treasurer of the Pri50n.......913,433 Si EASTERN DISTRICT OF PEAN'A, S. S.
Manufactured goods on hand IN BANKRUPTCY,
Nov. SO, 18117 1,964 92 At Lancaster 13th day of January, A. D., 1899.
Raw materials on hand Nov. The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
30,1887 1,241 99 appointment as Assignee of David M. Bwarr,
Doe Prison for goods cold Nov , of the City of Lancaster, in the County of Lan.
30, 11387 180 71 8. ) ,\46 easter, within the Eastern District of Penn
-- 18, -20 sylvanla, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt
I -- '1 his own petition by toe Dis trict Court of
...... . .
•
upon bid own petit.... _ _
Act ual coat of Prison during the year 515,157 ; the United States for said District.
The whole number of days prisoners wer,e ' To whom it may concern.
boarded the past year was 31;236; 12,484 atD. G. ESHLEMAN, Assignee,
cents a day, 18,150 at 30 con to a day, and 590 at 7 - --j,a,n 22 3tw.3) 36 North Duke St., Lancaster,
15 cents a day—amounting 1u all to 88,607.20, an
average of 9732.12% per month. The number
the previous year was 19,027. costing 67,218.85,
and averaging 9001.54% per month, being an
increase the past over the preceding year of
5120.5831, per month average. The cost of main
tenance of vagrants this year amounting to
$2,351,40, against 82,3g2.52 last year, being an in
crease of but 620.80. The aggregate number of
days prisoners have been boarded and confined
was 2,300 more in 1807 than in MIL
The manufacturing operations during the
year produced as follows; 4,52334 yarns of car
pet for stile. 3,798% yards of carpet for custom
ers, 5,13131 yards of bagging, I,449 . pairs booty
and shoes made and mended, 2 (8,500 cigars
made, 1,792 basketsi made and mended, 272
brooms made, 233 fish nets and seines made,
160 dozen grain bogs made, and 40,156 skewers
made.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
~
.ASTERN DISTRICT OF PENN ' A, S. S.
TO THE TAXABLE INHABITANTS OF : .itLancaster } A. D., 1863.
LANCASTER COUNTY. The undersigned hereby gives notice of ills
,
Pursuant to the Provisions of the laws of appointment as Assignee of John B. Brebill,
this Ceinmonwealth, the undersigned Com-
of West Earl twp., In the County of Lancaster,
missioners oi Lancaster county, hereby give , within the Eastern District o' Pennsylvatha,
notice to the TAXABLE INDABITANTes,: who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own
within the respective Cite, Boroughs and : petition, by the Dlearlot Court of the United
Townships, of the said county, that the Dart States for said District.
of Appeai from the Assessment of 18es, will ie To whom It may concern.
held at the Commissioners' (thee, in the City, D. O. ESHLEMAN, Assignee,
Lancaster,
of nu the days following, to wit : : Jan 22,3tw03) 36 North Duke St., Lancaster,
For the' ownships of
Adamstown Borough, .I.
Bart,
Brecknock
Tuesday, Feb. 11
Carnitrvon,
Cocalico E o al,
Cocalico Weal
Coleraln,
Columbia,
IWedueetlay, Feb. 12
Conestoga,
Conoy,
Clay,
Donegal Eali
-- - .
Donegal West
Drumore,
Ephrata,
Earl,
!.Thursday, Feb. 13
Earl Fast,
Earl West, THROUGH LINE COMPLETE. IN 1870.
Elizabeth, }Friday, Feb. 14.
Elizabethtown Borough j
Eden, ,
T H E
Fulton,
Homptield East, CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD,
liemptield west, ITuesdAy, Feb. 18. ,
Lampeter East,
1 TIIE BEST AND PRINCIPAL PORTION OF THE
Lampeter West, ' NATIONAL TRUNK LINE ACROSS THE
Lancaster,
Leacock, 1 CONTINENT,
Leacock Upper, } Wsduesday, Feb. 12, ' Is being rapidly carried forward by an unpre.
Little Britain,
i
Manhelm, dil cedented working force; and it is reasonably
Marti;
1 certain that the CONTINUOUS OVERLAND RAIL
, Manor,CONNECTION FROM NEW YORK TO SAN
} Thursday, Feb. 20 ROAD
Mount Joy, I
Mount Joy Borough, 1 : FRANCISCO WILL BE MADE IN 1870.
:
Marietta Borough, 1 The United States Government furnishes ,
Manheim du I upon a subordinate and contingent lien, half
Paradise, } Friday, Feb. 21. :Ole means for constructing the Main Stem
Penn,
Pequea, 1 1 Line; and besides an absolute grant of 12,800
acres of valuable public lands per mile, the
Providence,
r
1
Hapho, I 1 Central Pacific Railroad Company have re.
Salisbury, Tuesday, Feb. 25. : ceived California sources, donations and con-
Sausbury, 1 : cessions worth more than $300,000,000. Tho
Strasburg, 1 • 1 available resources of this Company are there.
Strasburg Borough, I
Warwick, r • Wednesday, Feb. 20. : fore abundant for the purpose, amounting to
Washington Borough, )
$77,000,000 on the first 720 miles of the Line, in-
Lancaster City
Thursday, Feb. 27. I:
And at the same time and place, the Appeal eluding Loans secured by a First Mortgage
upon the whole property, to the same amount
from the Military rolls will be held. only as the U. S. Subsidy Bonds,
JACOB B. SHUMAN, The results already attained, although under
CA 'L ISLOKOM,
C. H. NISSLY, comparatively unfavorable circumstances, af-
Ja27 it daiw 1 Commissioners. • ford substantial ground for believing the CEN
TRAL PACIFIC to be the
Most Favored, Productive, and Valuable
Railroad Enterprise In the Country.
wm. LEAMAN, ' The company are now offering Dr sale, a
No. 6 North Duke st. Lancasteil . limited amount of their
First Mortgage Six Per Cent. Bonds,
11. C. HREADY, Principal and Interest Payable in Gold Coin,
No. 88 North Duke at., Lancaster in sums of $l,OOO each, at 95 per cent, of their
par valued and accrued interest from January
Ist, In currency.
These Bonds, it Is bellelPed, possess the ele
manta of safety, reliability and profit, in a greater
degree than any other class cf Corporate Securi
ties now offered, and are therefore very desira
ble for steady investments of surplus capital
tHAs. DENIMS, Investors will bear In mind the following
No. tt, South Duke st., Lancaster , advantages :
I. They are the first mortgage on one of the
ABEAM SHANK, most valuable and productive lines of railroad
No. 30 North Duke st.. Lancaster, in the world.
Atterutio-at-haw.
4. .1. sTEINNAN,
No. 9 East Orange at., Lancaster
111. 31. NoktTlit,
Columbia, Lancaster county, Pa.
H. A. TOWNSEND,
.No. 11 North Duke et., Lancaster
J. W. F. SWIFT, 11. The actual earnings from local business
No. 13 North Duke st., Lancaster In 1887 were more than four times the annual
Interest engagements.
A. HERR SAITII, 111. The haid part of the work Is now done,
0 South Queen et., Lancaster. and the prospects of rapid completion are
.EDGAIt C. REED, favorable,
No. 18 North Duke st., Lancaster IV. The Company have liberal susldies,which
enable them to prosecute the work with great
vigor.
V. The management has been exceedingly
prudent and frugal,
VI. There is already a large and growing set
tlement on the completed and graded line.
VII. The lands promise to be of immense
vale, 37,038 acres having been already sold.
VIII. Both principal and Interest are ex
plicitly made payable In gold coin.
IX. Both the aggregate ainount of issue and
their standing in Europe will insure for them
continued activity and high rank among stand
ard securities.
At this time they yield nearly
NINE PER CENT. UPON THE IN
Holders of Government Securities have an
opportunity of exchanging them for Central
Piailtlc Bonds, bearing an equal rate of interest,
with the principal abundantly secured, and .21
realizing a profit of ten to fifteen por cent. in
addition. . . •
H. F. LIAER,
No. 18 North Duke et., Lancaster
D. W. PAIVERSON,
No. 27 West King st, Lancaster.
FRED. N. PYFER,
No. 5 South Duke at.. Lancaster
S. H. REYNOLDS,
No, Ni East King at., Lancaster
J. 16. JoHNSON,
No. 25 South Queen et., Lancaster
A. J. SANDERSON.
No. 21 North Duke street, Lancaster
S. H. PS.IOEO
No. 8 North Duke et.. Lancaster
W3f. A. WILNON,
No. 58 — East King et., Lancaster
WM. M. FORDNMY,,
South Duke street, Lancaster, Pu.
Nearly opposite the Farmers' National Bank
Orders sent with the funds through reeponsi.
ble Banks or Express Companies will receive
prompt attention. Bonds sent by return Ex.
; press, to any address in the United States, at
S IMON P. EBY, . our scot. Information, Descriptive Pamphlets,
A.TTOFINEY AT LA Ar,
Rai dia. l..d. furnis c h o e m d pau on a y p . ;Mention at tue °Moe
OFFICE W/Tlif. N. ELLIMAKER, EBQ..
NORTH Dual STEZDT, ' O f
LANCASTER, PA. NO. 64 WILLIAM STREET,
Sept 25 Inv. 35 , AND Or
&
ETIBEN H. LONG._ ATTO RNEN AT 1 FISK Bc HATCH,
LAW, NO. 8 BOOTH DUKE STREET, , Bankers .1; Dealers la Gov't Securities,
caster.
Special attention paid to procuring or op. AND
posing discharges of debtors in bankruptcy,
proof and presentation of claims, rendering , FINANCIAL AGENTS OF.THE,C. P. R. R. CO,
professional assistance to assignees, and all 1 NO. 5 NASSAU STREET, N. Y.
minces, in short, oordsoqted vidthproooodings ; AZAD or
in voluntary or involuntary nanftruPtoY.,
whether beforo the Register or the United : BOWEN dr, FOX,
states 00 = 4 ; Partiall-vargUtill 50 taA t 'll the i No. 113 ;.I.IEHCHANSIT EXCHANGE,
boned of baudw will' us ally find lt advan.
tampons to a preliminary oonstatatton. I PEIMADELPETA.
ja 19 tfiv af 1 Jan 29 ihridAW
•
grad Weal.
SSIONED ESTATE OF • JONES S.
21. Landis, of Manor township, Lancaster
county.—John S. Landis, of Manor township,
having by deed of voluntary assignments
dated 31st DECEMBER, A. D., DR; assigned
and transferred all his estate and effects to the
undersigned, for the benefit of the creditors of
the said John B. Landis, he hereby gives notice
to all persons indebted to said assignor, to
make payment to the undersigned without de
lay, and those havingclaims to present them to
BARNHERD MANN, (Famer) Assignee.
Jan 15 etw• 2 Residing in Manor township.
USTATE OF JOHN FORNEY, LATE OF
.E 4 West Earl township, Lancaster county,
deceased,—Letters Testamentary on the estate
of said deceased, having been granlied by the
Register of said county to the undersigned
Ex.clitors of the will of said deceased, they
hereby request all persons having claims or
demands against the said decedent to make
known the same to the undersigned without
delay, and all persons knowing themselves in •
debted to said decedent are requested to brake
payment to either of the undersigned.
ABRAHAM 1. ORNEY,
Residing in Warren county, Va.,
RENRY FORNEY,
Residing in Manheim township.
GRABILL FORNEY,
Residing In West Earl township.
Jan 15 Stw• 2
ESTATEOF.WILLIAIII MURPHY, LATE
of Lancaster city, Lancaster county, de
ceased. Letters of administration on said
estate having been granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted thereto, are requested to
make immediate settlement, and those having
claims or demands against toe Lune, will pre
sent them without delay for settlement to the
undersigned, residing in said township.
MICHAEL MURPHY, Administratdr,
Strawbridge. York county, Pa.
Or T. W. F. SWIFT, Attorney, •
Ja 1 at.w.all N 0.113. North Duke street.
ESTATE Or CAPTAIN JOHN STEELE,
late of Leaeock township, deceased.—Let.
tore of administration cum. tea. an. de bones
non on said estate having been granted to to e
undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate settlement, and
those having claims or demands against the
same, will present them without delay for set
tlement to tile undersigned, residing in said
township. HENRY F.. SLAYMAKER,
SANT,. F. FOSTER,
Ja .1-fitw Administrators O. T. A. D. B. N.
giSTATE OF JOHN Ifte,GOVERN, LATE
of East Hempfield township, deceased.—
tters of Administration on said estate bait.
leg been granted to the undersigned, all per
eons indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
or demands against the Said decedent will
present them to the undersigned, residing In
said township, or to W. Carpenter, No. 27 East
Orange Street, Lancaste ED r.
WD, IifcGOVERN,
Is I.Btw Administrator.
ESTATE OF AMOS MILLER, LATE OF
Leacock townsnip, deceased.—Letters of
Administration on suld estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons fudebt
ed thereto are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands
against the same will present them for settle
ment to the undersigned, residing in East
Lampeter township.
JOEL L. LIUNTNER, Administrator.
fan 211 2tw. 4
'TERN DISTRICT OF PENN'S, S. S
IN BANKRUPTCY,
At Lancaster, 13th day of Januaiy, A. D., 18811.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee of B. James Hilde
brand, of the Township of Eden, in the County
of Lancaster, within the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged a Bank
rupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court of the United States for said District.
To whom it may concern.
7 . - . .
D, G. Er3IILEMAI. , T, Assignee,
Jan 22 31..31 36 North Duke tit., Lanes, ter
EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENN'A, S. S.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
At Lancaster, 9th day of January, A. D.. ISA%
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee of Benjamin T. Ap•
poid, of the Borough of Columbia, the County
of Lancaster, within the Eastern D strict of
Pennsylvania, who ties been adjudged a Bank
) upt on creditor's petition, by the District
Court of the United States for said District.
To whom It may concern.
D. G. E.SLILEMAN, Assignee,
jan 22:3t.w.3) 36 North Duke St , Lancastea
EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENN'A, S. S.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
At Lancaster, 9th day of January, A. D., 16(35,
The undersigned hereby gives notice of nis
appointment as Assignee of Herman 131umen
thal,of theßorough of Columbia, in the County
of Lancaster, within the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania, who has beenudJudgeda Bank
rupt on creditor's petition, by the District
I Court of tae United States for said District.
To whom it may concern.
D. U. ESHLEMAN, Assignee,
Jan 2/ 3twvl3) 30 North Duke St., Lancaster
E - •
EASTERS DISTRICT OF PENIVA. S. S.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
At Lancaster, 13th day of January, A. D., 18(1 3 .
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointed as Assignee of Herman Strauss, of
the City of Lancaster, In the tbunty of Lances
ter, within the Eastern District of Peniesylva•
nia, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon
hie own petition, by the District Court of the
United States for said District.
To Whom it may concern. ..
D. G. ESHLEMAN, Assignee,
Jan 22 3tw.31 34 North Duke St., Lancaster.
Tentral gartfir gaiirraul
fat ditate.
rtifHLIC BALE OF PRB.SONAL POOP
ERTY.—Qn TIHCSDAY, FEBRUARY 25,
Will befall!. at publiosah3, at the residence
of e subscriber, at Springwellome„ Elzradige
township, Lancaster county, Pa., the follow
ing valuable personal property, to wit:
One pair of MULBH, two head andORS
one COLT, four COWS, STEERS, YOUNG
CATME, SOWS and PIGS, one BOAR, 12 head
of SwkEY, eta., and HAY by the TON.
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock if., when
terms will be made known by
an 213-4tw SARAH J. ECKERT.
IGIEELT DESIRABLE LANCASTER
H
CITY PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE.—
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Lancaster county. Pa., there will be sold at
public auction, on TUESDAY EVENING, the
18th of FEBRUARY, IBA at the_public house
of Solomon Srrecher, in EastElnff street, In
tue city of Lancaster, the following real estate,
late of Sarah Voigt, deceased, to wit:
That beautifully located and choice property
No. 81 South Queen street, being the third tot
south of German street, webtside. This Lot of
Ground, from its favorable position upon the
elevated portion of the block, enjoys the ad
vantage of perfect. drainage. It has a frontage
upon the principal street of 84 feet 4% Inches,
and extends squarely this width 245 feet, more
or less, west to Beaver alley, already widened
into a street to within a few hundred yards of
the premises.
The Improvements consist of a one-and-a
half-story STUCCO COTTAGE. SO feet front by
18 feet deep, with rear extension, kitchen, Ac.
A Well of never-fatting delicious Cold Water,
a variety of Fruit Trees and Bushes, Orna
mental Shrubbery and Flowers, with Fences
in good repairs. As the neighboring premises
are handsomely improved, and no nuisances
or objectionable features exist upon them, tiffs
property affords a rare chance for a residence
almost in the heart of the city, whilst enjoy
ing the charms of a suburban location, or for
speculation by dividing the ground into build •
lng lota
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock P. M., when
conditions will be made known by the auc
tioneer, LEWIS T. VOIGT,
jan 29-taw Administrator.
lIBLIC SALE OF FULL•BLOODED
P
STOCK, AND OTHER PERSONAL PROP
ERTY.—On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20th,
isas, will be sold at public sale, on the prem
bes at " GRAND VIEW," in Mantieim town
ship, Lancaster county, on the New Holland
Turnpike, one mile north of Lancaster city,
the foLlowingdescribed personal property, viz:
TWO BROOD MARES, with Foal, by "speed
well Hambletonlan," brother of Dexter, "King
of the Turf;" TWO COLTS, sired by " Irbib
Chief •" THREE HEAVY DRAFT HORSES,
SEVEN HEAD OF SUPERIOR COWS, TWO
BREEDING SOWS, ONE BOAR, etc.
Also, a REAPER AND MOWER.
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TWELVE MONTHS' Credit given.
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock, M.,
of bald
day, when attendance will be given and forme
made known by
.1 an ltclaitw
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN LOU
DOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.—I offer for
the farm on which I reside, containing
2110,1 ACRES,
lying near the Trap, in Loudoan county, on the
road leading from Snickersvitie to Upperville,
one mile southeast of the Blue Ridge moun
tain, ten miles from Piedmont, on the M. G. R.
R. and fourteen miles from Pnrceilville on the
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad. The land
Is of fine quality, cell watered and wooded,
there 18 a handsome
STONE DWELLING HOUSE
on the premises, and other out-houses. The
location Is beautiful and remarkably healthy,
the greater portion of the land under good
atone fencing ; It has also a good Apple and
Peach Orchard. I would Invite the attention
of persons wishing to purchase land In Lou
doun, to this very desirable farm.
aug 20 ItclAttw A. B. CARTER.
LAND FOR SALE!
IN WEST VIRGINIA
PROPERTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
CLARK, LOUDON AND JEFFERSON
MMM
For sale Very Cheap by
RICHARDSON & WALTON,
Real Estate Agents, Charlestown
Jefferson co, West Virginia.
itn.. Send lor Circular. nov
IDEAL ESTATE. AT PUBLIC SALE.--ON
11 1 , TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1509, the sub
scriber, George Keller, residing near Sioughs
town, Cumberland county, Pa., on the Pike
leading from Harrisburg to Pittsburg, offers
his valuable farm containing
204 ACRES OF' LIMESTONE LAND,
about 160 acres are cleared, and in a good stale
of cultivation, the balance well covered with
Timber. There is a good Orchard of Choke
Fruit, Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Plums,
Grapes, Ac., on the premises. The improve
ments are a GOOD BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, two stories high, lately built, con
taining eight rooms, Wash House, Smoke
House, Cistern, die. A good BANK BARN,
Corn Crib, • agon Shed, Hog Pen, Carriage
House, Cider Psea+, all nearly new. There is
also a large Cistern near the Barn. The above
property will be sold as a whole, or in parts to
snit purchasers.
Any person wishing to view the farm can do
so by calling on the subscriber, residing on the
premises.
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Sale to commence at 12 o'clock, on said day
when terms will be made known by
Jan 2S ltd&w°l GEORGE KELLER.
EAL ESTATE AT ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE.—On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
20, 1800, will be sold at public sale, on the prem
ises, in Coleraln township, Lancaster county,
on the road leading from Kirkwood to Quarry
ville, about two and a half miles from the tor
mer, and the same distance from the latter
place, the following Real Estate, to wit: Two
Tracts of Land adjoining etch other. .No. 1,
containing
5 ACRES OF LAND,
being the old site of Black Rock Furnace, Dam,
Water Power and land around. This is one of
the best water powers on the Octorar. Creek,
suitable for a Si ill, Factory or Furnace.
No. 2, containing
2 ACRES AND 143 PERCHES OF LAND,
ou which is erected a large STONE DWEL
LING HOUSE, Stone Stable, Sc , with a good
Chain Bump at the door. The above lots will
be sold separate or together, as may suit pur
chasers.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on said
day, when terms will be made known by
WILLIAM N. (lALERAITH,
Administiator of Rebecca M. Eckman, dec'd.
Srsixos W. Swisher., Auctioneer.
Jan 29 Mw 4
AGOOD VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE.—
1 - 1. The subscriber offers for sale privately, his
Farm containing about
18i ACRES
about 00 acres cleared, the balance well timber
ed. This farm is situated in Augusta county,
Va., on Middle river, and runs to the public
road leading from Spring Hill to Staunton,
about 7 miles from Staunton. There Is a very
comfortable DWELLING, with good outhouses
and a tolerable Barn on the place; a good
meadow, an orchard, and a well of excellent
water in the yard.
The laud is of the very best quality, produc
ing good crops of all kinds of grain and. grass.
There is a good lime kiln anti an inexhausti
ble quarry of superior lime atone on it.
An, - one wishing to buy a good email farm
should call and examine for themselves.
ROBERT VANLEAR,
Long Glade, Augusts co , Va.
oat Z 2 ltdatfw
ply park Advertiotnunto.
KAVANAGH de DECHEIVN,
BILLIARD TABLES,
WITH THE CAT GUT CUSHION,
(Patented December 181 h, 1800.)
And acknowledged by eminent players to be
the BEST IN USE. Send for descriptive circular.
KAVANAGH. & DECKER,
Cor. Canal and Centre streets. New York.
MiMME
GROVESTEEN'S PIANOS,
GROVESTEEN'S PIANOS,
499: BROADWAY, NEW: YORK,
499 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
:498 BROAD WAY, NEW YORK,
Are unrivalled for Durability; Power and
Evenness of Tone. They are fast becoming the
favorite over all others, with Musicians,
Amateurs and all lovers of Goon MDB lc. They
are Warranted In every respect. Price, one
third lower than other first-class makers. Send
for Circular. GROVESTEEN A. CO.,
49 Broadway, New York.
M ARVIN d: CO.'S
ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
FIRE:, AND BURGLAR
SAFES.
ARE NOW CONSIDERED
THE BEST IN THE WORLD
SEND FOR ILLUoTA!,i 7ED C.4TA LOGUE.
f 2 . 8.5 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Principal Warehouses.l.72lCllESTNUT
MER IDEN CUTLERY COMPANY
Manufacturers of Superior
TABLE CUTLERY,
Of Pearl, Ivory, Horn, Bone, Ebony and Coco
Handles. Also, exclusive Manufacturers
the Patent
HARD
RUBBER
HANDLE
Which is the most durable Handle ever known
t is much less expensive than Ivory.
It always retains Its polish when in use.
It is warranted not become loose in the
Handle.
It is not affected by Hot Water.
For sale by all the principal Dealers inby Cut
lery throughout the United. States and the
MERIDEN CUTLERY COMPANY, ,
New York.
JOHN MeD. DAVIDSON dc CO.
Nos. 542 AND 544 BROADWAY, N. Y.
31.1.2POTACTUEUFLie OF
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOFSAF ES,
VAULT DOORS, IRON SHUTTERS, AND
IRON WORKS OF ALL KINDS, RAIL
ROAD CHECKS, PADLOCKS dtc.,
ENAMELED AND PLAIN, HOLLOW AND
STOVE WARE.
GILBERT C. DAVIDSON.
do 13 amdaw
THE GREAT AMERICAN AND CHINA
TEA COMPANY,
NO, 38 VESEY STREET,
(ESTABLISHED 1840,)
NEW YORE CITY
P. O. BOX 4203
We again caution the public against those
many concerns that have sprung up the past
few years, that Imitate our name in part and
style of doing business. We have no conefec
thou with any other house and we feel murred
that the broad principles of commerce upon
which we continue to transact business will as
acceptable to the public and advantageous to
ourselveat Those desirous of getting up Club
Orders (Ladles septic:talky), who have few hours
each day to spare can realize handsome re
muneration as we give highest rate of com
mission. Parties can save tram 500 to 91 per
pound, by Purchasing Our Teas which we con
tinue to sell at the following prices:
Oolong (Black) 700800 900 Best 180 lb
Mixed (Green tt Black) 700 800 90a " 100
English Breaktaat, 800 900 11/ 00 8110 " 120 •
Imperial (Green) 800 900 100 110 " 126 "
Byron (Green) 100 125 " 160 "
Young Hyson (Grn) 800 90c100 110 " 125 "
Uncolored Japan ...... ....900 100 110 " 125 "
Gunpowder 126 " 160 "
Ground Coffee, 200 250 80e 85a, Beet Java 400 "
Best Beebailu 1 lb. and 15 lb. Airtight
Ledtlen Packages 45a per lb.
dee Bnaw„t9
ghilaatiptsia Afirtrtiottututo.
BAIIGEWS COMIKERCUL IMANUBSB
air We announce to fanners and dealers in
Fertilizers, that the following prices have been
adopted for the present Spring season :
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate.
Price, 256 per 2,000 lbs.
Baugh's Chicago Bone Fertilizer.
Price, $46 per 2,000 lbs.
Baugh's Chicago Blood Manure.
Price, 850 per $2,000 lbs.
This well known popular trade-mark will
be found upon every package of the above
manures.
r mD E MARK
The high estimation in which Bauon's and au endless variety of Notions. He also
Bogs MArrunag have been held, during four-
has on hand a large and finely selected stock of
teen years past, we shall fully: sustain in the
•
future. Having now the entire control of the DRY GOODS!
great resources of tae City of Chicago, for fur- GLOVES, HOSIERY,
nishing Ammonia and Phosphate yielding
material, viz:—Bones, Dried Fiesh,•Blood, AND TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS,
we have, in connection with our works in
Philadelphia, the largest facilities for Banish- I ALSO, BOOTS AND SHOES
ingithese manures, at the above low pri,es. for Men Women and Children. Also,
BAUGH it SONS, Philadelphia.
NORTH-WESTERN FERTILIZING COM-
PANY, Chicago.
JOHN RALSTON tk,CO., Gen'i Ag'e, New York
GEORGE W. KIRKE & CO., " Boston.
GEO. DIIGDALE, Wholesale Ag't, Baltimore.
For all Information respecting the above
Manures, address either of the above houses•
Jan al . 11tuw 4
COMPLETE MANURE,
HENRY BOWER,
PHILADELPHIA,
Super• Phosphate of Llme, Ammonia
and Potash
Warranted Free:Front Adulteration
PACKED IN BAGS OF 2CO LBS. EACH
Has raised good crops of Wheat, Corn, Oats,
Potatoes, Ores, Cotton, Tobacco and Vege•
tables of all kinds. Farmers would do well to
inquire of their nearest dealer in fertilizers as
to the results obtained from the use of Com
plete Manure. The growing crops of Wheat, at
this time, freely attest Its virtues,
RECOMMENDED BY
BOOTH & GARRETT, Chemists, Phnada.
WILLIAMS .4 MO,S, Chemists, .Philada.
C. ELTON BUCK, Chemists, New York.
And by all who have used It up to this time.
We have numerous testimonials to the effect
that it is an Invaluable Fertilizer, and we re
commend it highly as a top dressing Mr Wheat
and Gras!.
DIXON, SHARPLES.S & CO.,
30 South Water and 40 South Wharves,
PHILADELPHIA.
EMCEED
WM. NEYNOLDM
79 South Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
rpHE LOWEST PRICES YETI
pIIILADELPHIACAINICER HOSPITAL. j_ Housekeepers attention Domestic: Goods
at Old Prices I Tickinga, Checks, :Meetings,
R. H. KLINE, M. D., I Shillings, Oil Cloths and Carpets, Bleached
Clinical Lecturer and Processor of Malignant and Lint:leached uslins. Recent large pur.
Disesses In the Philadelphia University of I chases enables us to offer Great Bargains in
Medicine and Surgery: Physician to the Ural- all kinds of Housekeeping Goods. Now la the
vereity Hospital; founder of and principal time for Housetires.
Physician to the Philadelphia Cancer Hos- WENTZ BROTHERS,
petal, ifec., is daily making astonishing and No. 5 East King street,
almost miraculous cures of Cancer by a new Jan 15 irw 2 Sign of the Bee Hive.
treatment, a Cancer Antidote, that apparently
enters into the chemical composition of the
Cancer, or cancerous affections, antidoting,
killing and destroying the cancer, every par
ticle, root fibre belonging to it, Without. paln or
the use of the knife, without caustic, eating or
burning medicines, without the loss of blood,
or in the least affecting the sound flesh. No
other treatment should ever be used. No
other persons have these antidotes.
To investigate this treatment, or to see
patter to under treatment, call at the Office, No.
931 Arch street, or address `Post Office Box
1474, Philadelphia Pa.'
may 15
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
Young's great Physiology work, of every
one his own Doctor—Being a Private Instructor
for Married Persons or those about to Marry,
both male and female, in everything concern
ing the physiology *mil relations of our Sexual
System, and the Produtitloff or Prevention of
Offspring, including all the new discoveries
never before given In the English language,
by Wm. Young, M. D. This is really a valuable
and interesting work. It is written in plain
language for the general reader, and is illus
trated with upwards of 100 engravings. All
young married people, or those contemplating
marriage, and having the least impediment to
married life, should read this book. It dis
closes secrets that every oue should be ac
quainted with. Still It is a book that must be
locked up, and not to lie about the house. It
will be sent to any one on the receipt of Fifty
Cents. Address Dr. Wm. Young, No. GU
Spruce St., above Fourth, Pniladelphia.
ylO yw 27
628. II OOP SKIRTS! 628
WILLIAM T. HOPKINS
li=
After more than FIVE YEARS experience and
experimenting in the manufacture of STRICT
LY FIRST QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS, we offer
our Justly celebrated goods to merchants and
the public in full confidence of their superi
ority over all others in the American market,
and they are so acknowledged by all who wear
or deal In them, as they give more satisfaction
than any other Skirt, and recommend them
selves in every respect. Dealers In Hoop Skirts
should make a note of this fact. EVERY
LADY WHO HAS NOT GIVEN THEM A
TRIAL SHOULD DO SO WITHOUT FUR
THER DELAY.
Our assortment embraces ovary style, length
and else for Ladles, Misses and Children. Also,
Skills MADE TO ORDER, Altered and Re
paired.
Ask for "Hopklia's Own Make," and be not
deceived. See that the letter "H" is woven on
the Tapes between each Hoop, and that they
are stamped " W. T. HOPKIN'S MANUFAC
TURER, 628 ARCH ST., PHILAD'A," upon
each tape. No others are genuine.
Also constantly on hand a lull line of good
New York and Eastern made Skirts, at very
low prices IV holesale and at the PHIL
ADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT Manufactory and
Emporium, No. 025 ARCH STREET, PHILA
DELPHIA.
NM. T. HOPKINS.
lam 13
IEyER'S NEWLY IMPROVED CRES
CENT SCALE
0 VERSTRUNG PIANOS,
Acknowledged to be tho best. London Prizo
Medal and Highest Awards in America re
ceived. MELODEONS AND SECOND-RAND
PIANOS.
Wareroome, 722 ARCH St., below Eighth,
apr Ifl lyw 14) Phil4delphia.
805 FUR E
EMPORXCELSIOR
lUM. 805,
No. HD ARCH HT. (2d door above Bth, N. side,)
PHILADELPHIA..
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Ladles', Misses' and Children& FANCY
FURS, of every description, and at all prices,
Wholesale and Retail. Genuine Nrink Sable
Sets at 8:10.00 and upwards. Genuine SIBERI
AN SQUIRREL Sera at slo.Boand upwards.
Furs Bought, Altered and Repaired,
oct 18 4m41
J . lIIIRCIIELL,
3fANUFACITTRER OF
COAL OIL LAMPS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
TABLE GLASS, FRUIT JARS, CA BTORS, Lc,
No. 2b7 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Above Race,
PHILADELPHIA.
Sole agent for the East Trenton• Pottery Co!
Stone China and Coma• on White Ware.
Parties ordering Queenswere through this
House save 40 per cent. feb 20-lyw
,jlstuitna garitinto
THE BEST IN THE CHEAPEST
THE SINGER. SEWING MACHINE
HEADS THE LIST
And leads the column 4,993 ahead Mall others.
This Machine is the
MOST POPULAR IN USE.
It uses the finest needle of any Machine in
existence.
Any lady wanting a good
SETVING IfACHINE,
Will consult her own interests by baying a
SINGER. It is easier to run, learn and keep
In order than any Machine In the world.
OVER 350,003 OF THEM IN USE.
The fullest instruction given those who pur
chase, and the Machine wtm. BE WARRANTED
to you for one year.
Please call at my Mlles and satisfy yourselves.
Hear you will find Needles, On, Thread, 811 k.
Machine Stitching and Cloak Making neatly
and promptly done.
Sa-Part.Lcular attention paid to Children's
Clothing. W. W. BEARDSLEE, Agent,
,j a 25 3mdAwl NO. aEast Orange st., Lan'c, Pa
THE HOWE MACHINE CO.'S
SEWING MACHIN Ek3 ,
099 BROjADWjAY,
NEW YORK.
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
THE HOWE LOCK STITCH.
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED SEWING
MACHINES.
Were awarded the highest premium at tho
World's Fair in London, and six first premiums
at the New York State Fair of 1800, and
are Celebrated for doing the bedt work, using
a much smaller needle for tho same thread
than any other machine, and by the lutroduo.
Lion of the most approved machinery, wo aro
now able to supply the very beat Machines In
the world.
These machines ars made at our new and
spacious Factory at Bridgeport, Conn. under
the Immediate supervision of the President of
the Company, Elias Howe Jr., the original In.
ventor of tue sewing Machine.
They are adapted to all kinds of Family Sew.
ing, and toth Manufacturers tresses,lDre Ma
kers, &flora, of Shirts, Collars,
Skirts, Cloaks, Mantillas, Clothing, Hats Caps,
Corsets, Boots, Shoes, Harness, Saddles, Linen
Goods, Umbrelltts, Parasols, etc. They work
equally well upon silk, linen, woolen, and cot
ton goods, with silk, cotton or linen thread.
They will seam. quilt, gather, hem fell, cord,
braid, bind, and perform every species of sew
ing, making a beautiful andgerfect Mich, alike
on both sides of the articles sewed.
The Btltoh invented by Mr. Howe, and made
onthie Machine, hi the moat popular and dur
able, and all Sewing Machines axe subject, to
the principle invented by him.
' BEND 1108 CII*OIILAR.
SIBLEY I STOOPS, General Agents,
No. Fa Chestnut street, Phllad'a.
C. FATE, Agent, Lancaster city, I.a.
mar 40 lyw 11
grg god's, ttr.
18 6 7 CHRISTMAS I NEW YEAR, 1868!
BARGAINS FOB THE HOLIDAYS!!
THE BEET PLACE TO BUY!
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST,
CHEAP JOHN'S VARIETY STORE,
The undersigned has laid in, at unprece
dentedly low prices, the largest and by odds
the cheapest assortment of general holiday
gift goods, consisting of
JEWELRY
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
PERFUMERY, SOAPS,
ENEZEEI
ll=
(3 LASS AND QUEENSWARE
1=E1121IIII!!CE
Now is the time to get bargains, ns the entire
stock has been laid in at greatly reduced figures
GOODS SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
fl" Remember the cheapest and best place
to buy In all Lancaster Is at
CHEAP .1 0 II N ' S
No, a EAST KING :IT., LANCASTER CITY.
deo 4 away
MgiMa
HAGER A: BROTHERS
Have now In store
ILLEACHED MCSLINS,
ALL TILE IIE. T MAKES.
New York Mills. Wamsutta,
Lousdale, Forrestdale, Hope, Se., by the piece
or yard at lowest market rates.
WALTHAM & UTICA BLEACHED SHEET
'NOS AND PILLOW NIUSLINS, 3-4, 4.4, S.I
11-4, 10-4, 11-4, 12-4 widths.
TICKS, CHECKS PRINTS DAMASK TABU
LINEN, NAPKINS AND TOWLLINO,
MARSA IL LES QUILTS LC' BLA NA Ent,
ALL7Q,UALITIES,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
-
WI - NDOW SHIDES AND
SHADE HOLLANDs,
WALL PAPERS AND BORDERS
LOOKING GLASSES.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
TIIK LARGEST STOCK OF
E URANITB WA. RE
EVER OFFERED INLANCASTER,
MM=PiarThMMIMMIIMNIMSI
WOO LIN. PRIME FEA.IIIERS.
Our stock of the above goods Is now complete
' and marked at ;Low Prices, and we invite an
examination. HAGER & BROTHERS.
Jan IS tki&w
gleiltral
L ADIES, TAKE PAIITICULAR NOTICE
I=ll
As the U. S. Bonds are equal to money and Save
aCompany's own First Mortgage Bonds
a ready market, we have as the
These Pills, so celebrated many years ago in
Paris, for the rehear remale irregularities, and AVAILABLE CASH RESOURCES FUR
afterwards for their criminal employment in
the practice of abortion, are now offered for BUILDING ELEVEN HUN BRED MILES,
sale for the first time in America. They have
been kept In comparative obscurity from the
fact that the originator, Mr. Veipau, is a physt
clan In Paris, of great wealth. and strict con
sclentions principles , And nos withheld them
from general use, lest they should be employed
for unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female Obstructions, Nor-
voue and Spinal Affections, Pains in tile Back Total
and Limbs, Fatigue ou slight exertion, Palpi
tation of the Heart, Hysterics, &c., and will The Company have ample facilities for Rut , -
effect a cure when all other means have failed; • plying any deficiency that may arise In means
and, although a powerful remedy, do not con- for construction. This may be done wtolly or,
tams calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful In part by additional subscriptions lo capita(
to the constitution. stock.
To married ladles and young girls who have
never been regulated. they arepeculiarly suit- EARNINUS CUNIPAN Y.
ed. They will, Ina short time, bring on the •
monthly period with regularity. At present, the pron. or the Company are
CAurio:v.—Married Ladles should never take derived only from its local ironic, but Otis is
them when there Is any reason to believe already much more than sulllcieut to pity the
themselves pregnant. interest on all the Bonds the Company can is•
Ladles can procure a box, sealed Irons the sue, if not another mile were built. It in list
eyes of the curious, by enclosing one dollar doubted that when the road Inc completed tile
and six postage stamps to M. W, NIA.CONII3ES, I through traffic of the only line connecting of
General Agent for United States and Canaan., Atlantic and l'acitic States will be large no
at Albany, N. Y.. or to any authorized Agent. YOull precedent, and as there will w' Dr. D. McCORNIICK, Agent, Lancaster. competition, It can always be done at prollia•
Sold by all Druggists, ble rates.
It will be noticed that the Uti 101 l Tactile Hail.
road la, In fct, a Government Work, ball ,
T PRIEM PECTORAL; under the supervision of Government ofticurn
kt, and to a largoextent with aovernment money
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY and that Its bonds are Issued under Govern
AND SENEKA SNAKE ROUT, ment direction. It 18 Willy, d that no similar
WILL CURE 'CITE DISEASES Or TILE security is no carefully guarded, aind certainly
no other is based upon a larger or morn value.
TII.ROAT AND LUX C; S, blo property. An too Company's
FIHET MOIITUAHE BONDS,
duck as Colds, Coughs, Croup, Asthma, Bron- are offered for the present at 1/0 CENT:t ON
chltls,Calarrtifbore Throat, Hoarse- iTHE LOLLAR, they are the [weapon security
ness, Whooping Cough, dec. in the market, being more than 15 per gout.
ITS TIMELY USE WILL PREVENT lower than United States Stocks. They pay
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION • SIX PER CENT. IN HOLD,
And even where this fearful disease has taken I or over NINE PER CENT upon the Inv. Id
hold It Will afford greater relief than any other I
meat.
medicine. 4 n ul t ;c;iptlons will be received In Lancaster
Miss Kate Vanderslice, of Pottsville, says: ' by REED, McCIRANN B. CO., Bankers.
"I was benefltted more by using the Phcenix LANCASTER CO. NATIONAL BANE,
Pectoral than any other medicine I ever used." and in New York at the Company's °Mee, Ne.
Elias Oberholizer, of Lionville, Cheeter coun- . 1:0 Nassau street, and by
ty, was cured of a Cough or many years' stand-
Ing by using the Phomix Pectoral, CONTINENTAL NATIONAL. BANK. No. 7
Joseph Lukens , of Hall street, Pllcenlxville, Nassau at.,
,
certifies that he woe cured of a cough of two CLARK, DODGE. CO.,l3ankers,No,M Wallet.
years' standing, when all other medicine I had JOHN J. CISCO &SON, Bankere, No. :ill Wall et
fal.ed, by the ace of ?Inch's. Pectoral. and by the Company's advertised Avian
Jacob Powers certllles that be hoe hold hun., throughout the United State. Itemlttaucee
dreds ot bottles of the Phconix Pectoral, and . should be made in drafts or other funds par in
that all who used it bear testimony of its wan- t
- e — : Now York,and the bonds will be sent free of
derful effects in curing cough.
, charge by return express. Parties !mimed Mug
John Royer, editor of the Independent Phcentx, , through Local Agents will look to them for
having used It, has no hesitation fu pronoun°. theireafe delivery._
leg it a complete remedy for cough, hoarse- A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP, showing
flees and irritation In tile throat.
The West Chester Jgffersonian says: " We
the Progreso of the Work, Resources for Cou•
,
have known Dr.Oberhof tzar personally . od at the Company's Offices or of Unadvertised a num- I
etruction and Value 01 Honda, may be obtain•
her of years, and IL gives us the greater pleas, Agents, or will be sent free on apnlicattou.
ore to recommed his medicittee, Inasmuch as
the public rarely have the benefit of family 'JOHN J . CINCO, 'I ressurer,
, January Stir, 186°. New York,
medicines prepared, by a physician of his ae- Jun 17 clawli
qulrementa and experience.
Or, Oberholtzer Is a member of the Alumni
of the Medical Department of the University
of Pennsylvania, net which institution he grad
uated in 1854.
The Reading Gazette says: "This cough rem- ,
edy is made by Dr. L. Oberholtzer, of Phomix- MIIE FIDELITY I NSURANCE TRUST
villa, Pa., and It has acquired an unsurpassed ' 1 AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
reputation In curing coughs. It to carefully For Safekeeping of Valuables. Capital V/00,-
and skillfully prepared from Wild Cherry Bark 000. Security from loss by Robbery, Fire
and Seneka Snake Root." or Accident. Fire Proof Building, 421
Dr. Geo. B. Wood Professor of the Practice Chestnut, street, Philadelphia.
of Medicine in the University of Pennsylvania, Dlakc - runs—N. 13. Browne, J. Gillingham
Physician to the Pennsylvania Hospital, and Fell, Alex. Henry, C. H. Clark, C. Nincalester,
one of the authors of the United States Die- S. A. Caldwell, John Welsh, E. W. Clark, H.
pensatory, says of Seneka Snake Root. •• Its i C. Gibson.
- - . -
action is specially directed to the longs."
The proprietor of this medicine has so much
confidence In Its curative powers, from the
testimony of hundreds who nave used it, that
the money Will be PAID BACK to any purchas
er who is not satisfied with its effects.
It Is so pleaBant that. hildreu cry for It.
It costs only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
It is letended for only one class of discuses,
namely, those of the Throat and Lungs.
air Prepared only by
LS.VI OBERHOLTZER, M. I).,
No. 158 North Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers.
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY & EOW uEN, No.
Nerth Sixth street, Philadelphia, °initial
Wholesale Agents.
N. 13.—1 f your nearest druggists or store
keeper does not keep tills medicine do not let
him put you off with some other medicine, be- I
COLUMBIA INNULCANcis COMPANY.
CAPITAL AND AbIRETN, 86:02,211.1 48
This Company continues to insure Build.
logs, Merchandise, and other property, against
loss and damage by fire, on the mutual - pan,
either for a cash premium or premium note.
I SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT.
For sale by , Whole amount, 1n5ured,...38,:i1t1,206.51
Adolph Locher, successor to James Smith, Loss ana't expired In 'Si... 212,336,0 u r.1.111,`
William a Baker, Dr. Thos. Elltnaker, John , CAPITAL AND INCOME.
F. Long A Sons, Chas. A. Heluitsh, Dr. H. B. Axn't Of premium notes,
Parry, Dr. D. McCormick, Druggists, Lancaster. Jan. Ist, 1885 Saal,uBo.ss
H. B. Parry and R. Williams, Columbia. Less premium notes ex-
John J. Liohart and Landis dt. Trout, Marl- plied in 1852
etta. tlec 18 3mw 60 Ain't of premium notes ,
_ received MI HO
__
Balance ofpram! la MN
A FRIEND TO THE AFFLICTED I Jan. Ist, 186 a
DR. A. B. BRIVILVE,
Cash receipts, less em. -
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, missions In MSS
Has opened a permanent of in Lancaster,
Pa, for the treatment of Chronic Diseases, and
invites those who are In need of his services, CONTRA.
to call and consult him free of charge.
Losses and expenses paid
The Doctor pledgs himself to give careful at- , I n 1886. $ 37,987.88
tendon to every patient who calls upon him B a l ance of Capital and
and will not hold out any Inducement which • A 5 ,,,,,,t rq , Jan, 1, 1838 ...... ... 537,210.49 the use will not warrant. Dr. B. compounds
$570,188.8
his own Medicines at his Laboratory, which ' A. 8' GREEN, President.
c. mbine the whole vegetable and mineral , Gamuts Yousa, Jr., Secretary,
kingdoms, without confining himself to any Itilonassi..B.SlitiMAis,_Tretuturer.
one system of medicine, devoting himself to DIRECTORS:
finding the most congenial remedies for the, Robert crane, William Patton,
human frame: he also believes the medicines R ., T . Ryon, John W. Stormy.
employed by him will cure Chronic Diseases of John Fendricn, Geo. Young, Jr.
the oldest and most obstinate character, when 8., G. Malicia, Nicholas sleDonald,
curable and pledges them for the complete Sam'l F, Eberlein, Michael S. Shuman,
and sure eradication from the system of all Amos b. Green, li. C. Slaymaker,
Chronic Diseases. Edmund Sparing.
There is not their superior In the known THEO. W, HERR, Agent,
world. Many of these specifics are prepared North Duke street, o_ppaalt tho Court House
Mom the formulas of the celebrated Dr. Dollen- mar 'Awl L.CASTER. PEN N'A .
bangh of Georgetown. Ohio, who so successful
ly treated 287,P.51 patients, during a practice of -._-.._—
twenty-six years.
Dr. ilrlebine treats all forms of Chronic Die
eases, such as I
Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
FOUNDRY AND
Scrofula, Constipation, Bronchitis, 'then. T u g " ..f1;01I II N r k SSO P ,
matism, DliesAes of the Kidneys, Heart
and spin°, Nervous Debility. Fits,
Skin Disessee, Female Com.
plaints, Cancer,
and all diseases peculiar to young or old.
Dr. 13. makes his diagnosis by the urine, and
will give entire satinfaetion to those at a die. NEARLY UPPOMITIC Tile R. It. Ds:Pot'.
lance who Bend hint their °motor oxamlllation.
The Doctor can ho found at all hours at his The Undersigned aro now prepared to speed.
office and residence. No. 03 Kart Hine street,
fly and effectually fill all orders for Iron or
a few doors east of the Eastern Hotel:
Brass Canting and Iduchine Work, Forging, Ote.
Consultation free and strictly confidential.
ICniin" of
scary
required power and finish,
oct 23 k r , 42 Shaf t ing,l of Mill (tearing
Pulleys and el ki d n s
made and repaired..
1 Medals for Machinery of every character and
quality made to order, and lull satisfaction
guaranteed.
Special attention paid to Repairing of Far.
mere' Impllments. Cash paid for Old iron.
FRANK. F. LAND.IB,
EZRA F. LANDIB.
cause he makes more money out It, but send
at once to one of the agents for It.
THE PIRENIX PECTcRiAL. WILL CURE
2IITIMDbI
fIMICE GIFTS TO ALL I—A BILE ORM
PAtern, a Family Sowing Maclaine or Gold
ogibi 'Free of Cost., for one or two days' ser
vice In any.lown or village. Particulars and
samples sent.free, by addressing, with stamp,
N. B. CLOUDMAN az CO., No, 40 Hanover I .
noston, Mani. •-• deo 18 , 41mw 60
TEXT ANTED, A 900 D NA Uni o nVERT
Yl' town and county of the to en
gage in the sale of a pateuted article, used in
every household, ahop, omoe, hotel, store and
pubilo railroad oars, :=4oboatg, ho.
Person* alre °alleged are m immense
incomes, and e demand for the ar Sole never
°eases. Your customers once , obtained your
inoomeis great and perpetual. Phil and astia.
factory partionhirs sent to who martini'
to .1. LEWIS, No. SP Cedar street, New York
with stamp. BOY 8,881. cot 9 BMW 88
itniou acistic3u
54 0 M I
1 le
Or THI .-- l5
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNNING WEST FROM OM.A.RA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
ARE NOW COUPLETEM
THE TRACK BEING LAID AND TRAINS
W NNINO WITHIN TEN MILES OF THE
SUMMIT OF THE
ROCKY MOUNTAINS'
The remaining ten miles will be finished as
soon as the weather permita the mad-bed to
be sufficiently packed to reeelve the rails. The
work continues to be pushed forward In the
rock cuttings on the western slope with un
abated energy, and a much larger iorce will be
employed during the cm rent year than ever
before. The prospect that the whble
GRAND LINE TO Tim PACIFIC
WILL BE COMPLETED IN 1570,
wnine4 . er better. The means so oar provided
for construction have proved ample, and there
la no lack of funds for the moat vigorous pros
ecution of the enterprise. These meats ere di
vided into four classes : `,
1.-I:NITED STATES BONDS
Raving thirty years to run, and hearing f.lx
per cent. currency interest, at the rate of 810,-
000 per mile for 517 milts on the Plains; than
at the rate of 110,000 per mile fur 150 Miles
through the Rocky Mountains; then at the
rate of 832,000 per mile for the remaining dis
tance for which the United States takes a sec
ond lien as security. The interest nn these
Bonds is paid by the United Stales govern
ment, which also pays the Company one-hull
the amount of Its bills in money for transport
ing its freight, troops, malls, dr. The remain.
leg half of these !Alla Is placed to the Com
pany's credit, and forms a sinking fund Which
may finally discharge the whole amount of
this lien.
2-FIRST MORT( AGE BON OS
By Its charter the Company ill permitted to
Issue its own First Mortgage Bonds to the
Name amount as the bonds Issued by the gov
ernment, and no more, and on/y Ms road pro•
presses. Who Trustees for the Bondholders, are
the Hon. E. B. Morgan, Ti. S. Senator from
Now York, and the Hon. Oakes Amex, Mem •
her of the U. S. House of Representatives, who
are responsible for the delivery of those Bonds
to the Company In accordance with the terms
of the law.
I: I) ( IL.N'I
Thu Union Pacific liallroad Company luta a
land grant or absolute donatian front the gov
ernment or 1 . 2,600 acres to thu nrtle oar the lint.
of the road, which will not be worth lees than
Sl.:a per acre, at the lowest valuation.
4.-THE CAPITAL S'COCK
The authorized capital of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company In Sliio,ooo,ooo, of which ES,-
500,000 have been pain on the work already done
THE MEANS SUFFICIENT TO BUILD THE
HOAD.
Contracts for the entire work of building SI
miles of first-chins railroad west from Omaha,
comprising much of the most difficult moun
tain work, and embracing every expense ex
cept surveying, have been made with respon•
slble parties (who have 4lready finished over
540 miles,) at the average rate of etsty-eight
tnousand and fifty-eight dollars (Stis,os.4) per
111110. Thin price Ine9ude4 all necessary HIM!.
for construction anti repairs of cars, du rein.
stations, and all other Incidental build i ngs,
and also locomotives, passenger, baggage and
freight cars, and other requisite route stock,
to an amount that shall hot be less than $5llO.
per mile. Allowing the cost of the remaining
one hundred and eighty-six o( the eleven hun
dred miles assumed to be built by the Union
Pacific Company to be $l./0,01.X) per mile.
THZ, TOTAL CO,T OF ELEVEN HUN liltliii
IsIILES WILL llli Al FOLLOWS:
91 Mlles, at SKti,iliS
186 miles, Alt $90,000
Add discounts on bonds, nor voz,,,
U. B. Bonds...
First Mortgage Bonds
Capital Stock paid in on too work now
done
Land Grant, 14,1ko,001) acres, at $1.60 per
acre
gum= Companto.
This Company receives for Sate• keeping 1111-
der guaranwe, Securities, Plato, Coln, Deeds,
and valuables or all descriptions. The charges
for ono year are, on Coupon Bonds, Si per
131000; on Registered Bonds, 60 cents. Moderate
rates on all other valuables.
This Company also, RENTS SAFES, Buy with
renter exclusively, at Slib to 575; coLLEeTts
COUPONS and INTEREST for 1 per cent. corn -
Mission ; ALLOWS INTEREST on deposits of
money; EXECUTES TRUSTS, as Executor,
Administrator, Civardlau, Trustee or Agent.
R. PArrzahos, Secretary and Treasurer.
C. H. CLAM:, Vico President.
N. B. Ilnowng, President. bloc 10 Stow to.
10,G73.66 410,1117.21
Vat Woe slsopo, at.
EAST CHESTNUT STREET /EON WUILii 8,
LANCASTER, PEN N'A
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PLATS, • Ailo, aextra AIGHT ROOFING
intended ftiu.shlngle roofs:
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all work will
be warranted to DO =Gout .in Ei L n„
nor.' BuildenlAnd others Will ' - War
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