now Far Down a DlTer May Go.
The (trentest depth to which a diver
can descend with the greatest apphj
Snces of safety, Is about one hundred
nml sixty leet, and for this a bunch of
ouo hundred weights must be deposed
Shout his person. The average depthat
which he can work comfortably is about
ninety feet, which was near the depth
at which the operations upon the Boyal
George were conducted. In the wawr
from* lxty to seventy feet, toe
, vnr k for two hours at a time, coming
p for a tcu minutes' rest, anJ doing a
iSy 's work of six or seven houre. An
Shinto “hi Siter
dresses, « , ~ 0 f oue hundred and
Sy-ilvo feet, and remained there for
twnuty-llvo minutes; and we have
heard' that Green, the American diver,
inspected a wreck in one of the Cana
dian lakes, at the depth of one hundred
•md seventy feet; but his experience
wn "h to convince him that he
could not work on it without danger of
lifo. At this depth the pressure of the
water ou the hands is so great as to force
the blood to the head aud bring on faint*.
j„» iUh, while tho requisite volume oT
air inside tho dress to resist the outward
pressure of tho water is so great that it
would speedily sulTucato. Means have
been tried to obviate these difficulties,
but at present a limit has been set to the
extent to which man may penetrate the
weretsof the deep. An ingeniousltalian
workmanhasbroughtto England a sort
of armor dress, which would resist the
pressure of water; but our submarine
engineers think that this would not ob
\iulo the difficulties arising from the
limits placed to human endurance.
How Cannibals Cook,
Home l-'rench soldiers were lately
taken prisoners by cannibals in the
South Huh islauds, ami one of them waß
killed and eaten. Ills comrades describe
the process. Tho Kanaka tlrst decapi
tate iheir victim ; a matter of no small
difficulty considering tho bluutueas of
their hatchets. Ten to fifteen blows
m e neecessary. The body is then hung
up to a tree by the feet, and the blood
allowed to run out foran hour. Mean
while a hole a yard and a half deep, a
yard wide is dug in the ground.-
The hole is lined with stones, and in
the midst of them n great flro is
lit. When tho wood is burned
down a little and glows with heat, it
in covered over with rnoro stones.—
Tho man is then cleaned out and divid
ed jnto pieces about a foot long, the
hands and feet being thrown away as
worthless. The pieces of the man are
placed on the leaves of a large rose tree
peculiar to the tropics. The meat is
.surrounded with cocoa nuts, bananas,
and some oilier plants noted for their
delicate llavor. Tho whole is then tied
ingclhcv lirmly ; tho tire is removed
IVoni the pit; fhe meat is placed in
among the hot siHjies, and thus, care
fully covered, is left to cook forau hour.
Women do not partake of tho warrior’s
toast. Men alone are permitted to en
joy so great an honor and ho rare a deli
cacy, which isanotheratrikiuginstance
of the tyranny of the male sex, and de
mands the nppenrnnee of some South
Hra Stanton or Anthony to claim equal
i iehla for the women.
How to Avoid Wet Cellars.
An excess of water or too much damp
ness arises, in some instances, from sur
face water, and in others from spring
veins linn crop out in the cellar. In
many instances, when tho excavation
is being made fora cellar in a heavy,
spiingv ground, water veins are cutoff
two or'thrce tcct below the surface of
Lhe ground. W hen such is the ease, [the
water in those veins will be discharged
behind the cellar wall, will settle down
nml pa.-s along on t lie surface of the cel
lai hniimo. Sometimes, however, the
win <<! tin* w:ilcr are not reached until
the i Wavaliuii is about completed.—
Then, when the water veins, which
pans through tbu earth like the blood
veins through the bony of a living ani
mal, arc filled with water, the bottom
of tin- cellar will often he covered with
waicr, even when a good under drain
has been provided to carry it away an
soon as i! has accumulated In sufficient
<|tinntilirs t<< float old through tho un
der drain.
Now for 1 lu* remedy. Tho correct
way l<> avoid a wet cellar is to lay a tile
drain entirely around tho outside of the
excavation, nearly a foot lower than the
holioin of tin' cellar, before the founda
tion walls are laid. Jlul after au uditlce
has already been eroded, nml water ap
pears on.’the cellar bottom, tho most
salislactorv way to reuder the bottom
dry is to sink a ehannol nearly a foot
deep entirely around the collar, close to
(hi- wall, and lay a course of drain tiles
in the bottom, which will cut oil’ all
wall r wins, and thus reuder the cellar
■ 11ji(c r-al i>faeiori!y dry, by conducting
the water into the lilea before it cau
work along inward the middle of the
collar. Vo,/g/</.Yen r mul h'ui/ilfr.
dun (o iiiilia n Corn Crib.
How lolmvi' ii rut proof corn-crib is
a groat <llxtion among furniern. A
corrcspninlcnl oflho Now York Iwirm
i 1 I'm ’ (‘i ull given tin* following experience:
“ l have n corn-crib that bits Hloml for
I went v yearn, nml baa never had a ral,
and biifone mount* in i|, to my knowl
edge. I ’onl.-i ten or eleven feet long and
rigid ii:> lir.i Mpiare; mortise two feet
from one end ; for end sills, two-inch
moi'l i-r w flit tusk. Taper post from sill
to the end, by hewing oil’ luslde until
the end is reduced (o four inches
'diameter; nonce .smooth with draw
kuil'r, and nail on tin smooth half way
to the end below the sill. Let sills bo
eigld inches square; also, ami tie them
and the raflct plates strong with mod
erate in{erics, r.raco well, ami lath up
and down with threo-quurlor inch lath;
dovetail or countersink joists crosswise;
lay the lloor, and board up the ends
with mi-grooved boards; let each bent
l-e twelve feet long, six toot wide at the
sill, and seven and a half feet at plate;
and if full to [teak, U will hold 2ol)
bushels. I never bad an ear to burton
aeeon nl of tbe great width If preferred
lay tin* lloor with lath or narrow.hoards,
with mom for ventilation. K-ieh post
shonM stand on stone, about three
inches fro in the ground, and each stone
have a foundation two feet square and
below the frost.”
Hogs Want Sulphur.
Whether hogs require sulphur as an
essential (o their health, or whether it
is sought 1-3 them as a condiment may
not be known for certainty. Hut one
tiling is sure, I hey devour it with greed
whenever it h to he found. It is for
Ibis purpose, probably, that they eaL
large i|iiaut:tn s of soft coal, which con
tains a large amount of sulphur. Per
haps ihia is iln-most economical method
of so pply ing Imgs with sulphur during
Lhe winter, when they require a good
deal of etu l»nn. I bit 1 n the summer, it
is heller to feed it to them in Hubatnnees
which contain less carbon, on account
of their producing less heat. Mustard
is one of tin* best tilings for this purpose
and on that account some of it should
lio sown in every pasture into which
hogs an* turned. 1 f hogs are kept in, or
in small yards, it is well to supply them
with the wild mustard llmtgrowsin the
liehls or highways, or to cultivate some
of tin* belter varieties for thorn. They
will eat, its leaves, (lowers, seeds and
stalk.
gaotn, &».
.iau.i.i:n\s
/;<>(>'/ AX!> SHOE S T ORE,
WEST KINO ft TUK IST,
LANCASTER, PA.
l-’jur 11 . i. o.v art/ of the. corner of Water ami * Wet
K i 'I•! .itrett.i, amt Tirar/.v oppoxi/c (he
" Kui'j of Pruxxiu Hotel.''
The uul'sevUiei hereby noLillcH. tho public
that lie has always nu luiml a targe assort
ment ot
POUTS AND SHOES,
(hitlers «-f all kluds and biro, lor Men and
i ‘lilidrt-n, which ho will sell at tho lowest ensh
prices, lluviug u long experience In tho busi
ness. ho hopes to he uolo to satisfy ttie wishes
oi his n-llow cltlrens who may favor him with
a call.
Alter four years services la tho army ho has
returned to civil life and hopes by strict at
tention to business to merit a sharo of public
patronage.
,*3- Customer work of all kinds promptly
nttonded to. sep U t -
■■ nvcujj, &t.
1869- «.*. itiKUDS d into. If 69
Wo ask thoaticutlou of purchasers to ourun
usually largo stock of goods carefully selected
and manufactured to our own order for the
FOR THE NEW :YEAR t
wuiek we nrc selling at very Low Prices.
FINE GOLD AND .SILVER.’ WATCHES,
• i 15Y THE BEST
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MAKERS.
DIAMOND. CORAL, AMETHYST, GARNETT,
AND ALT. KINDS OF
PLAIN AND ENAMELED GOLD JEWELRY,
HAIR :JEWELRY
ORDER WITH FINE GOLD.MOUNTINGS.
Hpoolal attention paid to furnishing
WEDDING P RjX BEN T 8 .
STERLING AND COIN SILVER.
Wo have a Watchmaker from the Swiss Fac
tory to do ropalrlug, and warrant &U work.
H. Z. RHOADS A BRO.,
(Next Door Below Cboper’i Motel,)
WEST KING BTREET, IiANOABTER, PA.
nov2s tfW47
T HI
...... .. Bumum wwi, pat*:
decanal—
- on *aT4 eettttehav-
ESbSmgrKted*® ““ undesigned, nUPe£
SSwindotSed thereto are reQueeted to m«Wj
liSmadinte panpent, and thoae having e'eJJJJ
g‘g^|S»i*ttteßune*lUpr«ent“*£
for settlement to the «»s£* “
deralgnra wlthoatddg. p BREHM _ or
BA-UAH ZKttPHKY,
Executors.
residing in said township*
ocl C-40-OI.W
INSTATE OF lIKTTIESTOBE*, I*Tt. OF
Hi Elizabeth twp., Lancaster
The undersigned Auditor, appolnted io dit
tribute the balance remaining In the hande ol
Daniel F, Bittner, Administrator, to and
among those legally entitled
attend. for that purpose on Tuesday, October
19th, 1869, at 2 P. M„ iu the Llbrair
Room oltho Court Houso, In the City of Lan •
caster, where all persons interested in said
| distribution may *‘“h d - ILIpD . B aKER,
Auditor.
oep22-«w3B
nSTiTI OF JACOB CO BAH. C* T K OF
ifcj East Cocalico Township, decked The
■undersigned Auditor, appointed to distribute
lOebsdanoe remaining In toe hood. of^oUj
V7l,v°. Hnim Id the City of Lencoster
wherew«n.tntrrestrt In »“ss«>"■
'Sr'' A - J . BBERL.A. r
N^£pr«r°n””v“ B of Davis Oyger lata of
HiJasbnre township, Lancaster county, tle
?S -yon are hereby notified to be and ap
mst in the Orphans' Court of Lancaster oouu
& to be held on MONDAY, the 16 h day o
(ICTOBHR. 1668, at 10 o’clook, A. M., to accept
or refuse to accept tbe Real Estate of Davis
Gyoer, deceased, at tbo valuation thereof,
ma Se by an inquest held thereon, and coo*
tirmed by sold Court, or show cause why tbe
“SS DOt b “ '■“‘lTfBLY? &1L
BIIBRIty'S Officb. \
Lanoastks, Bept. Zi, 1808. /
iV J ofiSSSSS.S« “notice 1» hereby given
tf_°. f rollers Testamentary have been granted
tofteunderalgnod of tbe lownablpof EastCo
oallco upon the estate aforesaid, all persons
knowing themselves to be Indebted to said es-
Ute are requested to make Immediate pay
ment and persons bavin* claims sguluat said
estate will present
Earl Twp.
CURTIS HEIL,
CYRUS HARTZ,
Fast Cocallco twp.
Executors of tbe last Will and TeHiament
Ooorgo Hell, deo’d. sla-Dta J.
§cal ©statf.
(JULIO NALR-OJI|TH t KBDA Y, wv .
UEH 28th, 18011, the undersigned Admiuls
trator of John Hkowalter. late of Antrim town
shin Franklin county, Pa., decea-ed. will sell
oh above, on the premises, about 3 miles soul h
of (JreeDcastle, along the Lluo of the l- rauklln
Itallroad, and sdjolnlng lands of Jacob Nliuutt.
John Hadoand Mr. Crunklctou, a good lari
containing
■M ACRES
if cholco liincatone land, all now under good
lonclng. The ImprovementH eonsLl of a two-
Blory LOG HOUSE, containing 0 rooms; a good
Uni Barn, W> feet long; Wash Houso, Smoke
Houho. Hog Pen. and a Well of never-fulling
Water; also. a good Orchard of cholco trull
1 Parties desiring nny Information lu reguid
to the property, cm call on tho Adin In lullutor
at his store In Ureoucaatlo, or hie brother, re
siding on the farm. ...
Halo will coinraenco at 1 o clock, on suid di>>,
when termawlil be made knowu by
SAMUEL SHOW ALTER,
sep Admlnlßtrator.
VAU'ABLE FARM AND Mll.l. SKAT
AT PUBLIC SALE.-On TUESDAY . OO
TOBEtt 2(lth, A. 1)., ISM, tho undersigned will
Bull at public sale, at the public house of Jacob
Hcmli, lu Drumore township, Lancast or county,
p a ., all tho valuable Tracts of Land as herein
described, to wit:
Tract No. 1, containing
)W/ 2 ACHES,
more or less, situate lu Drumoro township,
Lancaster county, Pa., one-quarter of a inllo
from Drumore Coulre, and about tho same dis
tance from tho Lancaster and Port Deposit
Hoad, upon which are eroded a l4irgeTwo
story JBrlclr DWELLING HOUSE, Frame
Barn, Largo Carriage House, Smoke House.
Spring House, Wagon Shod, Hog House, and
other necessary outbuildings] tboro Is an Or
chard ofoholoe Applo Trees, lu prime bearing
condition. 110 Acres of this tract is good farm
land tho balance in Woodland. The properly
Is well watered, there belug four streams, out*
of which Is tho Uonowlugo Creek, running
through It. Fiuo water Is carried to the door
of i he houso by a hydraulic ram.
No. '2, a tract of wood aud pasture land, eon-
IUUIUI ttEVEN AM) A HALF ACItKS,
with ihe Conowlngo Creek running through
It. This Is a pood slto for h Mill or other Ma
chinery, thosiream fur nlshlng good and steady
mill power.
Hale lo ootnmonco at 1 o'clock, I. M., of said
day, when attendance will he given and terms
of sale made known by ' „ , „
wilwaw w. Oir-Ed-.r..
11. F. Hows, Auctioneer. _
17AK.11 AT PRIVATE RAI.E.-THK Mi ll-
H sorlbor oilers at PrlvatoMilo his farm, sit
uated In Quincy towushlp. 1 mllo north of
Mount Hooe *2 miles west of Quluoy, along tho
road that leads trom hamhersburg to Waynes
boro, 10 miles from the former »ud f) miles from
the latter place. The Farm contains
110 ACHES
of n« good lltnostono laud as is In llio conniy.
10 Acres of tlrst-rato Meadow. About Acres
oj tluo Timber Land.
UHUK WKATHKR-BOARDKI) HOUSE
with threo rooms, entry and kitchen bolow,
and four rooms up stairs; Spring House, with
two parts In thob moment, each having a placo
for milk, rooms on the second iloor. and kon
the third Iloor. Thera Is one of tho lluest
Springs In thooounty. Alsoaslreum rtinnlnK
through tho Meadow. Largo atone Hank Hum
Wagon Hhed with two Corn Cribs, Carriage
Shoo New double Hog Peu, Smoko House,
Orchard of l-’rult, Apples, Poaohos, PcarH. three
nice grapo vines. Tho Buildings are In tho
centre o! tho faun, which Is a groat advantage.
Block can ho turned Into any Held on the farm
within three hundred yards from tho harn
yard. Thorols a grist mill within ot a mile,
:i mills within 1 rmlo of tho farm. 1- or rurl her
InlormaUou address iho sitbseribor, Quincy
Franklin county, Pa.
sop ntw-.'Mj
JAMK-* A. cook
NAI.t OF A TAL.UAHI,K
FARM AN’I) MILL IMIORKRTY
liy vlrtuo of an order of tho United Stales Dis
trict Court for tho Disit let of Maryland, in
Bankruptcy, passed on tho lUili day of Sep
tember, A. D., IMJl), In tho case of John Shaft r,
Bankrupt, tho subscriber, ns Assignee el slid
Bankrupt, will oiler at Public Bale, on tho
premises, situate near Avondale Station, on
1 Uo lino of tho Western Mary hind Railroad, In
Carroll county, and dlHtant Trom tho city of
Westminster about 11 tulles,on W KDN KsdaY
the 20th ot OCTOBER. ItiUi), the following de
scribed Real KhUilo, vl?.:
A Valuablo Farm containing
17:i ACRES, 1 ROOD AND
PERCHES OF LAND,
more or lohb. adjoining the landH of David
Bhrlver and others. and Improved with a good
FRAME DUELLING, a lurgo and exeerkml
BANK BARN, covered with slalo; aluo a
Spring HoUHe, Brnoko House. Hog Hr:u*e,
Wagon House, Ac. All tho buildings are In
very good repair. There are upon the prem
ises Home of tho choicest vurletlOH ot apples,
ponchcH and other fruit.
This farm 1h lu every respect one of the most
dcslrnble and product ive In the couniy, anil
forwlieaL growing Is unsurpassed by to.no in
the county. The noil 1h unturullv of a viry
Huporlor character, bolng au admixture ot
alaio aud limestone, and having boon regularly
limed and well farmed, is now in a nigh state
of cultivation. It la aluo well watorod. There
Is upon tho prcmlHOH at this time a large quan
tity of straw and tnnnuro which will bo sold
with tho farm. AU tho Interest ami estate ot
the said John Shafer In the Marble Q,uarrlcH
heretofore foused to Messrs. Stewart, Wllsou
A Co , will bo sold wit h tho larm.
Also, at tho same limy and place will bo Hold
;lio very desirable
MILL PROPERTY,
nearly adjoining lli#ubovo described nrembrs,
and situate on the public road loaning Irom
Wostmlnstisr to Now Windsor, dist-aui from
the Tormer üboulS mlloH, from tho latter about
1 mlios. The Mill haa boon rocently repaired
and Is In good running order. There Is an ex
cellent Dwelling with the necessary outbuild
ings, and also
l AUUEH AND '2l SQUARE PERCHES
of latid, more or less. belonging to the Mill
Properly. There 1h adjoining the mill an Ex
cellent Distillery In good repair, which to
gether with all tuo Fixture, will bo ►old with
the mill property.
Alao at the Bamo Llino and place will bo 50.,,
the following valuablo
WOO 1) LOT S,
which arc situate within asliorliilHtancooflho
abovo described farm, and adjoining tho land
of Timothy Lane; Jaim s licftcbiun and others,
viz:
Lot No. 1, containing 1),; Acres of Laud,
tnoro or lens.
Lot No. 2, containing 8 Acres and '2 Perches
of Land, moro or less.
Lot No. !l, cnnlatnlr-g r>!-J Acres of Land, moro
la>t No. 4. containing 0 Acres, 1 Hood and 7
Perches of Land, moro or leas.
Lot No. f>, oouialulug 8 Aoro», 1 Rood and I
Perches of Laud, moro or lets.
Lot No. tl, containing 8 Acres, l Rood und 5
Porches of Land, moro or leas.
Lot No. 7, containing 10 Acres, 1 Rood and 15
Perches ol Land, more or less.
Lot No. 8, ooulalnlng7% Acres o! Land, more
or leas.
Lot No. 0, containing ll)’<] Acres of Land, more
or less. . ,
Lot No. 10, containing Acres of Land,
more or loss.
Lot No. 11, containing 1 Acres uud 2 Perches
Of Laud, wore or less.
Tho above described properly will be sold
free of all liens and eucumbrances thereon,
and upon purchnsorH complying with i he terms
of aalo Immediate possession will be given to
all tho property, except a portion of the dwell
lngat tuo Mill, which Is leased until the first
of next April.
Tkhmsof axLK.—Ono-lhlrd of the purchase
money In cash, the balance In two equal pr.y
ments of one and two years, with Interest irora
the day of sale, the credit pay monts to he se
cured to the satisfaction of the midorslgneu.
Sale to commence at 11 o’clook, A. M.
CHARLES B. ROBERTS, Assignee,
sep 2J-3tw-39] WestmlnstT, Md.
VI OTICE 1
The subscribers notify all persons that
hereafter Black-berrying, Chestnut-plnklng,
Gunning, Flshfng, and all manner of Running
or Driving on the lands beloDglDg to Speed
well Forge la strictly prohibited, and that
tresspassers will be prosecuted to the full ex
tent of the law, unless they hold a permit from
the undersigned agent.
By order of COLEMAN'S HEIRS,
R29.iwdAlmw Per George Youtz, Agt.
COUPONS!
The Coupons of the First Mortgage Bonds
of the
WILMINGTON & READING RAILROAD CO.,
maturing October 1, will be paid, free of taxes,
on and alter that date, at the banking house of
WILLIAM PAINTER & CO.,
NO. m 8. THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA
WILLIAM 8. HILLEB,
Secretary and Treasurer.
529-lmdAw
T}OOFIIVG SLATE—PRICES REDUCED
ti The undersigned has nraiHtantJy on hand a
mil supply of Roofing Slate for sale at Reduced
Prices. Also, an extra LIGHT ROOFING
SLATE, Intended for slating on Shingle roofs.
Employing the very best slaters all work la
warranted to be executed in the best manner.
Builders and others will find It to their Inter*
est to examine the samples at his Agricultural
and Seed Warerooms, No, 38 East Klngstreet
Lancaster, Pa,, 3 doors west of the CourtHonae'
We have also the Asbesto’a Roofing for fiat
roof, or where slate and shindies cannot be
used. It is far superior to Plastlo or Gravel
Roofing,
deomfdaw
BSO. D. BPBEOHEH,
.AJgQASTK
ggtate.
nHIVATK BAUSOF A
offw»atpmai*
■ale the real and pereonal Mtat*. tie P>?P¥fJ
TMaHoSSSb«^M»gd»2s^g > }|*g“SS
>gSS«S b BVIE
all the appurtenances attaehed
'"s££%&£*£*> prrclmse rtptaef
onthe undersigned, who Is now oocnpyln 0 the
P S"^l wUl ,tow ffivaSMITH.
Poet Deposit, Bepk 2,1868.
COCKTY FABM OF
Well watered, fences good, H
TIMBER, Good Orohnrd. wltn fine \ arlety oi
fruit, Two-Story Brlofc H'V.BLLU.G, ten
rooms, water In kltchenatatlonary Bolters
In wash house, Spring House, Large Bara,
Wagon Shed* Grain House, and etocit noose.
Al ]t£ ?bse°fmm“MtSffi 3 mUes southeast
_ f ?v»phT»nvlile ond 3 miles north of Penn Bto-
Baltimore and Philadelphia Cen-
SSf*i2slroodTBmiles south of Penlngtonvllle.
Price »f»per acre. For further Information,
tnview P the premises, please call on the
owner/Courtland Mlchener, residing thereon
or
HERB * RIFE,
Real Estate, Collection 4 Insurance Ascii is,
Bopn otwatl Lancaster cltj, Fa.
AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS, PBOP-
T*RTY AT PUBIIO SALE. - Will be sold
publlcsalo, on THUHBDAY, OCTOBEHNi-b,
itsGO, on the premises, situate In Drumore twp.,
Lancaster county, ha., on the road lead In*
from the Unicorn Hotel to Chestnut JuiveL
shout half way between tho two point , a
Farm, or tract of land, contalnliri
tweniy-seven ackes,
moro or lew, In a High ante of t
The improvements consist of a two-sto>y
Frame DWELLING HOUSE, aStoueßprlDg
S“moke Hom“near the dwelling agoo3
Hank Korn and Hog Home; alsoa good Wattr
SssffiSim-si
wishing a good bosluess properly, being situ
ated Inn highly improved agricultural neigh
borhood, where a great quauUly °'
In used, and an extensive and profitable repair
boslntss Is done. , , . .
Bale to commenco at a o clock on said day,
when attendance will I gl£)£L mS
made known by JOHN 8. JOBDAJN.
sep lo "
ANDLEUAi
TI CBI.IC HAI.E.-OATHIIHBDAY, Ol'TO-
I BEB 21, 1800, the undersigned h xecutorsof
J olin A. Boyd, doc’d, will sell at public sole, on
Uio premises, in Drumore township, Lancaster
county, Pft., on the road leading from Chestuut
Level to McCall's Ferry. J milts from theform
i r and l miles from the luttsr place, and about
one mile from Liberty Kqnaru. the following
described properly, to wit:
NO ' I 'S U M ANDO PERCH K«,
more or less, of good quality farm land, adjoln
lujuis oi Janus Eelam, John Went/., Hugh
Penny, Joseph Belpln and others. The im
provements consist of a largeaudcommodloiw
two-stoiy Btono. DWELLING HUUdE, with
Kitchen attached, Laigo Btono Barn, Wagon
shed, Corn Crib, Carriage House, Bmoke
House llog House, and ull other necessary
out-bntldlugs. 'lbo buildings are all roofed
wltU slate, nud are In good condition, has mg
been lately repaired, aud partly now. there Is
running water at the ,house and him, and a
hue urohard of choice fruit trees. Tho land is
conveniently divided Into lit Ids, aud cattle
have access to running water from no my alt
of them. This property has-been heavily limed
wlthlu a low yeurs, and Is In a good sla’.o of
cultivation. There are about tl acres of Heavy
Timber, and about 8 acres of thluly setßprout-s
on the above tract. This properly lssltuued
In a lino, healthy nelxhboihood.convenlent to
Churches, tc.Uools, Mill-, Bturta and Post 01-
tlce.
day, otrr«
No. 2, containing
S AUKEH AND 24 I’HIiCHItN,
more or loss, situate near No. I. adjoining
landH of Joseph Krnltb. Joseph Penrose and
others. This tract la well set with Chestnut
Timber, nearly lit to cu', and will bo sold sepa
rate or with Ibo above, as purchasers may de
sire. , ,
Persons wishing to view the premises Indore
the day of sale, will pleaso call on William
Moriisou, residing on No. 1, or on oitlierol the
undersigned. If desired by the purchaser one
half of the purchase money may remain so
cured tn No. 1 property tor a number of years.
A good title und missei-sUm will bo given on
(he Ist dny of April, lS7i>.
Halo to commence at 2 o'clock, I. M., when
attendance will bo given and terms made
k no wn by N ATH AN 1 is Ij MAI It It,
ALIIAN CUTLEK,
1- xicu£urs.
kcj)
Y'Al-U.llil.K FA KJI] AT i'll IV ATK S 41. E
1 will sell ul Private Sale the farm on which
I reside, situate on tho Conocooheauue creek,
7U miles north west ol
•Jl;7 ACRES OK GUUD SLATE LAM',
117 ACRES of which nro (loured anil In a go-. il
slate ol culll vallou. About 70 Acres are l*rlme
lloltom Lund Tho HU Acres In Timber are
Ol 11 no grow Hi. The buildings are a Two Story
LI)U WEATHER-BOARDED HOUSE, Slone
amt Kruino Hunk Hum, Wagon Slioit, Corn
Cribs, Smoko House, aim other onl-bnlhlltign.
Thero Is a lluo OkCIIARD ol choice hull-
LrecH on tho larm, ami a well of water near Ihe
door; also. Springs of ruuninu water on Ihe
to”purchase a hit m are in
vited to call and see Ihls one. It i'll! be sold
cheap aud on easy payments.
sop 15 U'w :>7 DANIEL LAMLEKI.
Pdlll.ir NAI.E.-ON WKDNEHDAY, «<•
TOBER-7, ISbl), tlie subscriber will oiler
at public sale, at llio public house ol John
Appol, In tho Borough ot Muntn Im, the follow
ing deslrabloTown Property, late the rotddonco
of John Arndt, deceased, to wit: ..
A LOT OK IiHDUNI),
situate In said Borough, fronting on North
Prussian Street, and extending buck to Wolfe
Street, adjoining proper! 1« s ol Henry Arndt
and Samuel A. Knsmlngcr. The Improvements
thereon oreel.d me a Two Story Brick
RWELI.I NU|HOUSE, JH bylH leel, wl i h a 1 wi.-
SLory Hrlok Hack building, H hy 1U feel, and
Wash House jiltnched ; aSiuoke House, Kiarue
Barn, Coni and Wood House, and oth« r neces
esKnry outbuildings—all well finished, nearly
new, and In good repa r. Thero are also on
t ho premises a rnln water Cistern, and a num
ber of eholeebearing Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum
ami ot Iter Krult Trees, » ml several line be u 1 i‘g
Grnpewlnes.
Persons dodrous of slewing Hie Property
prior to the day of sale, can do no by cull log on
Henry Arndt, te-ddlnc near i y.
Possession and a good title w 111 b > glvon on
the firm of April next.
Halo to commence at - o'clock In the after
noon of said day.* when attendance will be
given and the terms made known by
octti -ID-raw ELI/. \BETII AHNUT, Widow.
AV HUY l> F. KIKAIt I. i: FA K .11
< i !•' 1'ICUICI) A l'
I* KIVA T K M A I. K .
This lino Kurin of
lies partly In Drumoro And purlly In Fulton
townships, Lancaster county. Pa., on Uni mud
loading from lVmi 11111 lo Fulrlleld, 11.,I 1 ., miles
west ot Him former place, ami V' , miles norlh
from iVachlmltum Ferrv. 'i Uo Improvements
comil'll "f two Hiilmlunl lul
two Hums, Wugon Houses, Ac. There are tit)
iicriH ul' Miiii'rlur t'licslnul nml Uuk 'limber
unil two Orchards on tho properly. Tim place
1h llnoly watered. uuilor (jm.il fence, adsple I lo
ull funning purposes mm produces well. It Is
miles from station on llm
Philadelphia ami Haillmnro (.Vnt.ral U. It,ami
2'.i miles from the t'nltimbhi ami I’orl Deposit
R. K.. widen In now l>«!ug pul"undor contract;
iiuil Is In a Imult.hy.l hrl vl ng neighborhood, ron
venlonl to mills, stores, churches nml schools.
Tim farm could, if desired, be conveniently
divided Into two tracts with buildings Umber
and water on eneli.
f-UUAKK
The present, owner having removed to tlm
city Is determlm d to sell llm above propel ly
at a very reasonable price.
Tltlo Indisputable; UTiin ma to. easy to suit
purchasers. .
For furtlitr Information address
VAI.FAIII.K II FA I. KMATF AT mi
-1.10 HALF.—On TIIKHDAY. OOTnItKR
•JU, IStiU, the undersigned K.\( eutors ot Jacob
Arndt, deceased, will otter at public sale, nl the
public house ot John Appel, In tlm Homugh ot
Manlmim, I uueas'er county, tlm following
valuable Peal Kstule, Into of said deceased, lo
Wit;
AND PIKOK OK PAIU’KL OK tl ROUND, situ
ate on the noi muvchi corner of South Prussian
and Ferdinand Streets, lu Mild Borough, con
taining In Front on Prussian Street ll> leel.
aud on Ferdinand street g7U feet, adjoining
Locust Alley on tlm west, aud properly oi
David Uersln y on the nort h. Tlm Improve
ments are a Two-Story Hi Ink HWKU.I NO. 11l
by R. 5 feel, with Frame Kitchen Hi by‘JO met,
IherotoaUailmd ; agoud Frame Darn t’urrluge
House, l orn Urtb, Hog sty, largo and commo
dious 11 Kll.'Jv HARK IIOIISK, 18 by SJ feel, In
cluding Hark Mill and Currying Shop—all un
der one roof, and ot Imt n< <• ssary out build I ngs.
There are R 7 VhU In Tun Yard a novor-falllng
Well of excellent Water with Pump In It, near
Mi a Kitchen door, and convenient to the Tan
nery ; also, two Gardens aud a line FUnvtr
Yard.
This property him been occupied us a Tan
nery for upwanls of half a coulury, and Is sup
plied wltli every convenience lor carrying on
ihoTantiltig and Currying busln* ss; and UnrU
In abundance can be obtalued from the sur
rounding neighborhood. Tho Stand Is not ex
celled by any other In the State; its location
Is In one of thelluesL agricultural regions In
thocouutry; and It Is convenient to the Read
ing and Columbia Railroad, and tho proposed
Mauholm and Flnugrovo Railroad uow nuder
contract.
Tlio properly will be Kotii together, or In
two purls, us inuy best suit Per
sons desirous of viewing the above prior to the
day of sale, ean do ho by calling on Horace
Dasher, residing thereon.
r nie to cmnmenco at "2 o'clock In the after
noon of said day, when attendance .will bo
given and the terms made known by the un
dtrslgnud ExcenlorN of said deceased.
PHILIP AHNDT,
J. M. DUNLAI*
11URACK DAHllKll.
oct <» 10-Jtw
AHKNtVr IN NKIAON <«t ,VIY
The Nolson county Farm lug, Grupo, Mechan
ical ami Mercantile (Incorporated) Company
havo opened an ofllce on their farm. 7 miles
northeast of Nelson Court House, where the
President or Clerks of the Company may be
found at all limes. They solicit correspoudoure
with persons desirous topurchaaeorrontlands
In Nelßon or adjacent counties. Address the
PrfSident at Nelson Court House, aud corres
pondents will be promptly attended to, he Is n
practical man with largo experience, Is a law
yer of 8(1 years practice, still practicing, and
was a land trader beforo the war. He Is
well acquainted with all the lands In Nelßou
nod adjoining country, and will Investigate
the title to ull lands we may s*dl. Nelson
connty will compare favorably for orlglual
fertility of soil with any county in Virginia, Is
perhaps Hie most rolling of auy county oaatof
i he Blue llldge. The valleys aud tint lands not
surpassed by auy In the state for farming and
planting purposes, and the south, south west
and southeastern slopes oi her mountains and
bills, It Is thought, Is unsurpassed lu uny part
of the world for the quantity aud excellence of
the forest Grape.
And the abundance of pure spring water
that abounds in every section of the county,
together with the Immense water power that
is capable of driving any amount of machine,
ry that may be desired for tbo most oxtensivo
manufacturing companies, and laßt though
notleaet, we have perhaps the most salubri
ous climate in the world. We nave at least
100,000 acres of land in lots ancLtracts from one
acre to 1000 acres, ranging from $2 to 50 per
acre. We have one tract of 10,000 acres of
Mountain land for sale. Persons desiring to
purchase, are respectfully solicited to open
correspondence with us.
ALEX. FITZPATRICK.
President.
Judges Wm, J. Robertson, Watson, Rives,
Btaeffy, Shaokleford, Fultz, the Faculty of the
University of Virginia, the bar of .Nelson coun
ty. and Albemarle.
ALEX. FITZPATRICK,
Je9«lyw23 President.
GO
$6,500,000. /'
Wo beg leave to announce that we have ao
.copUd lSe«»enoy of the,
Ksnuu Paelflc Railway Company
: For the sale of It* ;
- NEW SEVEN PER CENT.
Thirty Tear Cold loan, Free rrom Tax.
This Loan amounts to $6,5(0,000
Pint Mortgage LanMnal and Sinking
Fuad Honda,
secured upon tho extension ol tho RaUW
from nearßheridan; In Kansas, to Denver,
Colorado, a distance of 537 miles, of which .u
miles are completed, and the rest launder con
striction. It is also a Mortgage upon the
Road, the Rolling Btoek and FrapchUe of this
first-class Railway, besides now running
through the Btate of Kansas.
Aud in ■aeceamfnl operation for 457 mile*
westof the Missouri. River, and earning ai;
ready enough to meet all of its expenses and
existing obligations, bexidea more
Than (h$ .Interest upon tills'.new Loan.
In addition to this the Bonds are also secured
by a first mortgage of the
GOY£B£H£ItT LAND GRANT OF
THREE MILLION ACRES,
xtendlngln alternate sections on either aide
of the track, from the 3Wth mile post in Kan
sas to Denver. The proceeds of the sale or
these lands are to be invested by the Trustees
In the 7 p*r cent. Bonds themselves up to LA)
or in l). ti. Bonds, as
A 8! king Fond for lUe Bedemptlon of
The lauds embrace some of the finest por
tions o: the magnificent Territory or
including a coal field and pinery. The Com
pany also holds as an asset another tract or
TlireelMillion* of Acres In mediate of
and although not pledged as a security for ibis
Loan, their possession adds laruefy to tne
Company’s wealth and credit. We estimate
the
Value ol the Company's Properly, cov*
ered by Ibis Mortgage, at 823,000,000
net, while the Loan la merely
(86,500,000.
The Bonds have
SEVEN PER CENT. INTEREST IN GOLD
semi annually, on May 1 and Nov. 1, and are
FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAXATION
the Company paying the tax.
The principal of the Loan Is made payable
in Gold, in the CHy of New York, but each
coupon will be payable
In Frankfort. London or New York,
170 ACKKH,
;-TONK IIOUMKH,
TIU >*. M . O» F l ,K<> N ,
I.um-KKItT cily, IM.
T A N N !•: U V ,
VIRGINIA
REFERENCES.
rna<U§MflJ.
the Honda,
Kaiuaa,
THIRTY YEARS TO RUN,
from Muy 1,1800, and will pay
at option of the holder, without notice, at the
following rates:
On $l,OOO Bond In New York, $35 (gold) each
half year. . ~
On $1 000 Bond In London. *7 ss. 10. each half
7 UuSI.CMI Bond In Frnnkrort, 17 Or. 30 krlza.,
each half year.
The AgeuUof the Loan, beforeaccoptlog the
trust had tho coudltion of the Road, aud the
country through which it runs, carefully ex
amined. J hey are happy to give the Loan an
emphatic endorsement as a
FIRST-CLASS INVE-TMENT,
In every respect '.perfectly sure,’and In some
essential even
Better than tiovcruincut Securities.
The Bonds will be sold for ibe present at
90, nud accrued Interest, botU iu
Currency,
tho Agents reserving the right to advance the
rate.
Tho attention of investors la Invited to these
well-secured bonds, which we recommend as
oubof the most profitable Investments In the
market.
Gold ami Goverununt Securties taken In
payment at their market value, without coin
mlsslous.
Pamphlets, with maps giving full Informa
tion, sent on application.
DABNEY, MORGAN & CO.,
No. 53 Kxcbnuge Place, N. Y.
M. K. JESUP A CO.,
auy ;i oindAW No. i 2 Pine Street. N. Y
lUißftUau.-sus
Joy to the Invalid.—Persons a filleted with
auy of the diseases arising from a disordered
liver, stomach, neivous debility, dyspefsla or
liver complaint, should try PERRY DAVIS’
It seldom falls to effect a
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cure in a short time.
No medicluo li.<n been more successful iu
curing Fever and Ague, and oilier diseases In
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For a cold It In almost a specific Khouiuatlo
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all other remedies have failed. It Is eminent
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lor Immediate resor In enseofnccldeutorsud
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address P. UAIUtTIT A CO., Philadelphia. Pa.
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SILVER AND GOLD MOUNTED HARNESS
FINE KUHIIEK MOUNTED HARNESS,
PLAIN AND COMMON HARNESS,
01 Every Description.
TEAM HARNESS,
LADIES’ AND GENT’S HIDING SADDLES
ARMY SADDLES PLAIN AND FANCY,
FLY NETS,
SOMMER HORSE SHEETS A SPREADS.
ALSO,
LADIES’ A GENT’S TRAVELING THUNKS
In Every Style.
SARATOGA A SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
FINE TURKEY MOROCCO SATCHEj-S.
FINE RUSSIA MOROCCO SATCHELS,
FINE VIENNA kOKOCCO SATCHELS,
Kink ENGLISH A FRENCH MOROCCO GILT
A KIN it LOT OF
AMERICAN SATCHELS.
In all tbe Dillereut Colors and Varieties
HOHHK AND MULE COLLARS, WHIPS, 40.
<Kj~ Thu nuderslguo 1 hna the Bole Agency to
soil the RUBBER LINED HORSE COLLAR.
Warranted not to gall shoulders if properly At*
led; and In many cases will heal op sore
shoulders while in use.
mZMfdiftw
to. HABERBUUH
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T ue hill select family boahd-
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ANKN3LISH, CLASSICAL, MATHEMATI
CAL, SCIENTIFIC AND ARTISTIC
INSTITUTION,
FOR YOUNO MEN AND BOYS !
At l'ottmovn, Hontfoaioi7 county, Po.
The First Term ol the Nineteenth Annual
Session will comtrence on WEDNESDAY, the
Bth day of SEPTEMBER, next. Pupils received
at any lime. For ilrcalara, address,
REV. GEO. F. MILLER. A. M.,
Principal.
REFERENCES
Rev. Dus.—Melgß, bhaeller, Mann, Kraotb,
Belss, Muhlenberg, Stcever, Hutier. Stork,
Conrad, Bombcrsor, Wylie, Bterret, Mcrpby,
Crulkshanks, C, V. 0.
Hons.—Judge Ludlow, Leonard Myers. M.
Russel Thayer. HenJ. M. Boyer, Jacob a.
Yoßt, Hlester Clymer, John KllUnger, etc.
Esos.—James E. Caldwell, Jameß L. Claghorn,
0. 8, Grove, T. C. Wood, Harvey Bancroft,
Theodore, U. Boggs, C. F, Horton, LLI
Houpt, B. Gross Fry, Miller & Derr, Chaes
Wazmemacner, [James* Kent, Santee A 0..
eto. Jy2B-JywS.
>V)P a act 'rrrttL rvvMTfrjrtgfrfTfof.TH. J ected to by any Qualified cl tUen, it shall be the 1
■lWitmßßiiritf outyoftae Inspectors to examine such person
to have resided within the State for one year •
of, bathe ahMil make proof by at least one oom«
preceding Bud» i
election, and ihjdlalso hlinsell swear that his
hcmm nai realdenoe, to pnrsnsnoe or his lawlhl
calling, is In said district, ana that he did not
remove In to said district lor the purpose of
voting therein. ’
Every person qualified as aforesaid, and-who
shall make due proof, if required, of the resi
dence and paymentof taxes as aforesaid, shall
beadmittad to. vote In the township, ward or
district in which he shall reside.
If any {person shall prevent or attempt to pre
vent any officer of any election under this aot
from heading each election, or use or threaten
any violence to any suCh officers, or shall In
terrupt or Improperly Interfere with him In the
execution orhls duty, or shall block up the
window; or avenue to any window where the
some may be, holding or snail riotously disturb
the peace at such election, or shall use any in
tlmiaatlng threats, force or violence, with de
sign to influence unduly or overawo any elec
tor, or to prevent him from voting or to re
strain the freedom of choice, such persons on
I conviction shall be fined in any sum not ex-
I ceedlng five hundred dollars, and Imprisoned
for any time not less than three nor more than
I twelve months, and If It shall be shown to
Court, where the trial of such offence shall be
had, that the pereon so offendlngwasnotarea
-1 ident (of the city, ward, district or township
, where the offence was committed, and not en
titled to vote therein, then on conviction he
shall be sentenced to pay a fine of not less than
one handral nor more than ono thousand dol
lars, «vnd be Imprisoned not less than six
months nor more than two years.
If any person, not by law qualified, shall
fraudulently vote at any election of this Com
monwealth, or being otherwise qualified shall
vote out of his proper district; If any person
knowing the want of such qualification, shall
aid or procure such person to vote, tho person
oflfendlng, shall; on oonvlcUon.be fined in any
sum not exceeding two hundred dollars, and
be Imprisoned In any term notexceedlng three
months.
If any person shall vote at more than one
election district, or otherwise fraudulently voto
more than onoe on thesaraeday, orahall fraud
ulenUy fold and deliver to the insooctor two
tickets together, with the Intent Illegally to
voto, or shall procure another to do so, ho or
they offending shall on convlcUon bo fined In
any sum not less than fifty nor more than five
hundred dollars, and be Imprisoned for a
term not less than three nor more than twelve
months.
If anyperson not qualified to vote In this
Commonwealth agreeably to law, (except tho
sons of qualified citizens,) shall appear at any
Slace of elecUon for tho purpose of Influencing
le cltizenß qualified to vote, he shall on con
viction forfeit and pay any sum not oxcooding
one hundred dollars for every such offence and
be imprisoned for any term not exceeding
three months.
a- , . -
Fur, High BherllTof Lonaater
county, Commonwealth ol -Pem»JlYnnie,.ao
hereby make known and Eire notioe to the
•electors of tbe county aforesaid, tbat aueleo*
tlon will be held in tne said county of limcas*
TUESDAY, THE lira DAY'OP OCTOBER;
for the-purpose ol eleollng the several persona
hereinafter named, viz: .
ONKPERSON duly qualified for Governor of
the Common wealth of Pennsylvania. >.
ONE PERSON duly qualified for Justice of the
Supreme Court of the commonwealth of
Pennsylvania.
TWOPEBSONS duly quaUfied for Members
of the State Senate. .'
FOUR PERSONS duly qualified for Members
ONEpSrasc&r duly qualified for Sheriff.
ONE PEBBON duly qualified for Register..
ONE PERSON duly qualified for Prothopotary.
O NE PERSON duly qualified for Clerk of Quar-
ter Sessions.
ONE PERSON duly qualified for Clerk of Or-
phans’ Court. _
ONE PERSON duly qualified for Treasurer.
ONE PERSON duly qualified for County Com-
TWOPER3ONS du’y qualified lor Directors
duly qualified lor Prison In-
0NE < PERBON dn!y qualifiedfor Coroner.
ONE PERSON duly qualified far Auditor.
I ginn hereby make known and give notice
that the place of bolding the election
In the several wards, boroughs, dlstrlots and
i ownshlps within the county of Lancaster, are
M l£ of the Nine Wards of
Lancaster City. The qualified voters of the
First Ward will hold their election at the pub-
Uo house of Joseph Elder, In West Orange
street; Second Ward, at the publlo house of
Shirk * Korlng. in feast King street: Third
Ward.at the publlohouse ofG«YL ,My %
Klngstreet; Fourth Ward, at the public house
of Martin Bolder, in West King: atrgt; Fifth
Ward-atthepubllo house of John Bissinger,
West King street; Sixth Ward, at the publlo
house of George Spong, In North dueen street;
Seventh Ward, at the publlo hmme of John
Wltlinger. In Rockland street; Eighth Ward,
| at the publlo house of Samuel Eklaman, In
1 Strawberry street; Ninth Ward, at the pub
| lie house of 8. G. Gensemer, In North Queen
Bt 2d e Dlstrlct-Drumoro township, at the No. 2
school house In the village of Cnestnut Level.
3d District-Borough of Elizabeth to wn.at the
public house now occupied by Georgo W. Boy
er, In said borough. t
4th District—Earl township, at the public
baU in the village of Now Holland, in said
township.
sth District—Elizabeth township, at the pub
lie bouso now occupied by a. Engle, In Brick- j
ervllle. In said township. . ~
6th District—Borough of Strasburg, at tho
public house now occupied by Frederick Myers,
in said borough. .... ... t
7th District—Rapho township, including the jucotSTRY law.
borough of Manheim, at the German school i also give official notice to the electors of
house. In said borough. Lancaster county that, by an act entitled "An
Bth district—Salisbury township, at the pub- Aet further supplemental to the aot relative
Mchouso now occupied by John Muaon, white tue election#of this Commonwealthap-
East Cocalico tej'sdSJS E» pru inbl A ' D ' im ' 1118 provl,w “
Fn the village of Reamstown, in said township. Section 1. Be it tnacted by the Senate and
10th District—Being part of tho towuship of House of Representaiivetuf ihe Commonwealth of
Enßt Donegal, at tho public school house in tho Penngptvania General Assembly met, omjUUj
vlllaceof Mavtown m said township, hereby enacted by the auhority o/U\esame. That
lltli District Caernarvon township, at tho ltahalLbe the duty of each of the assessors
public houso now occupied by H. M. bwetgart, within this commonwealth, on Mon-
said town- mj&j.™
lu'h District—Bart township, at tho public four, and proceed to an Immediate revision of
Horn., lu aald ■*£». “^X",“oTav°e f
ilfiri P sesaor, or Whose death or removal from the
isfh District—Fulton township, at the publlo same shall be made known to him, and to add
house now occupied by Martin Rohrer, In said to the same the name of any qualified voter
mwnshio P J who shall be known by him to have moved
District—Warwick township, at the pub- Into the district since tho last previous assess
llo house now occupied by Geo. T. Grider, ment, or whose removal Into the same shall be
In the village of Lltlz! in said township. or shall have been made known to him, and
17th Dlstrfct—Composed of tho Borough of also the names of all who shall make claim to
Marietta and part of East Donegal township, him to be qualified voters therein. As soon as
at the nubile school houso lu tho borough of thlsrevlsion la oompleted he shall visit every
Marietta In said townsh In. dwelling house In his district and make care
18th District—Columbia Borough, at the Town ful Inquiry if any person whoso name Is on his
Hall in said borough. list has died or removed from the dlstriot, and
19th District—Sadsbnry township, at the pub- if so, to take the same thorefrom, or whether
S ° CCUPI3 '» lmJllbrlBM ’ 1,1 ,«aIS
£S ,low occu!,,eJ by w - &lulr ' ln “h 1 sjssff £.ssas
l <>ist District Brecknock township, at tho shall in all cases ascertain, by Inquiry, upon
pubUc house 0 nowJccupled by J. U. Eshle- what ground[the -person sc
mon in miiil townshlo. bo a voter. Upon thecoiupletlQU oi tuis wors,
22. 1 hlKlriet—Mount Joy Borough ln the Coun- It shall be the duty of osch a ** e f( } ° r
ell Chamber. lu the borough of irfouut Joy. said to proceed to iU»He oul a lhit ln alpha
rtii nisi riot— Being part of East liemntleld helical order, of the whllo freemen above
to wnsnl p at the publ Ic house now occupied by twenty-one years of age claim ng to bo quai l-
H s Landis ln the village of Petersburg, In lied voters ln the ward, borough, township or
shln district of which ha is thj assessor, and oppo
!'V « W-er siu.™, in -Id the njmbjror ‘S.'SK^X
Si townuhlp, lit tho or court in which situated; and Uln a towu
OCCU!, '“ I I,yJolm Pr “"' sss?.“s m o b “stf.ra°h r oSs
2tith District—Washington Borough, at tho fronts; also, the occupation of the persou,
uf w"h
27th District—Ephrata township, at tho pub- If worklogfor another, the name of the orn
k&kr uow o cul,lod by “• Btyor ’ l,l sutJ ass
•sjth District—Conoy township, at tho public to vote by reason of naturalization, he shall
u ‘ ““ w - oi Wlnbrl4 '' l,l
•’•ith District—Manheim township, at tho next preceding a voter lu said district; and in
public house now occupied by Henry kstnuffer, all cases where tho person haa been natural,
in tho village ot Netlsvllle, lu said towuship. lzed, the name shall be marked w ith. the letter
■will District Being part of Manor township, "N;” where the persou has merely declared
at the publlohouse now oocupied by John kls mtontlons m bwomoaoltlzen aud doslgus
U m b t ft DTsLrh't-We™ U lS the b/lnwked " D. I.where the
32*1 District—West llempfield township, at vlded by law, tho word "age” shall boeutered;
Uio public houso now occupied by Edwin and if tnoparson has moved into the election
Hoptou, lnsald township. district to reside since tho last general eleallon,
;i;sd District—ytmsburg township, at tho pub- the letter “R. ” shall be placed opposite the
lie houso now occupied by James Curran, In name. It shall be the further doty of each aa
tho borough of Strasburg. sessor as aforesaid, upon tbecoropletlon of the
.'Util District— Beiug part of Manor township, duties herein Imposed, to uiako out a separate
commonly allied Indian town district, at tho Uhl or all new assosumenU made by him. and
nubile house of Bernard Stoner, In said town- the amounts assessed upon each, and furnish
„l,ln the same Immediately to tho county cominis*
3)th District —Wont Cocalico township, at the sloners, who shall Immediately add tho names
imhllc house now occupied by Daniel Mlsblcr, to the tax duplicate of tho ward, borough,
In the villageof Hchoencck, in said township. township or district lu which they have been
36th District —East Earl at the pub- assessed,
lie house now occupied by Philip Poremau, at being completed aud the
Blue Bull, In said township. assessments rnado as aforesaid, the samoshall
37th District—Paradise township, at the pup- forthwith be returned to the county commls
lie house now occupied by John S. Weaver, lu B i onorBt w po shall causo duplicate‘copies of
said township. said Hats, with ihe observations and explana
• ;wtli District —Being a part of East llempfield tlons required to bo noted aa aforosald, to be
township, at the public school house In tho vll- mai j 6 out ns soon aa practicable und placed lu
luge of lleniplloUl, in Bald township. tho hands of the assessor, who shall prior to
Mill Plat riel —Lancaster township, at tho pub- tho first of August In enen year, putouecopy
lie house now occupied by Win. 'l. loimrt, ln thereof on the. door of or on the house whero
said township. . . ... the election of Ihe r«ipeotivedistrlct is requlr
-loth District— Emit Lampeter township, at e(1 he hold, and seitaln the other lu his pos*
the public house now occupied by fillas Buck- oesslon, for the luspeollon, free of charge, of
waiter. In said township. ..... aoy person rosideul ln tho said electlou dls
4lst District— Little Britain township, at the trlcL who shall de-dro to see the same ; and It
house of Joliu Harhlson, ln said township. shall be ths duty of tho said assessor to add,
•I2d District—Upper Leacock township, at tho f roin time to time, ou the persoual application
public house of Jacob Bard, ln said township. of ttn y otieclaiming the right to vote, tho name
•Ptd District—l’cnn Dwnshlp, at the public of such claimant, and mark opposite the name
house of Jacob Busser, ln said township. “C. V.,” and Immediately assess him with a
■Hih District—Borough of Adamstown, at tho tax> noting, us ln all other casos, his ocuupa
school house In wild borough. tlou. reslJenco. whether a boarder or house*
4f»ih District—Clay township, at tno public 00 po r ; jf a boarder, with whom ho boards;
house of Aaron Kltuler, In said township. aud whether naturalized or designing to be,
461 h District —IVquoa township, at the public marking tn all snob cases tho letters oppOklto
house of Arnos (irotf. ln said township. tlie name *• H.” or “ D. I." as tho caso may bo;
47th District—Providence township, at the tllo p erßOn oiaimlng to bo assessed bo nalu
housi'now occupied by John fcuyder, in sal*l ra itxea, hoshall exhlnltto tbeaasessor his cor
dowiiHhlp. ! ... ~, tlilcateofnaturall/.atlon; and If heolalms that
48th District—Rdcu township, at tho public podeHlgusto bo naturalized boforo ihonexl
houveof John Graham, lnsald township. ensuing electlou, he shall exhibit the ocrlifl
4Uth District—Being that part of Mount Joy cat* Q f hlsdeaiaratlonof Intonllou; lnallcasos
township heretofore included lu theJddistrict, ward, borough, township or oleo*
at Lclimim'H school houso, In said township. tlo u district Is divided Into two or more pro*
f>olll District—\\ cst Donegal township, hero* oJqcLu the assessor shall note lu all Ills us-oss
tofori' Incliulcd in the 3d election district, at monts' tho oleollou precinct in which each
Knit's school house, In said township. olootor resides, and shall raako a separate
slsi District—l hat part of Mount Joy l°"’n* return for each to the county commissioners,
ship heretofore Included In the —«l district, at Ju all 0UBe(! f n which a return is required from
Honj imln Bremicmiui saehool house, in sani hlm tbo p rov ialoua of this net; aud the
township. , „ , , , . county coinmlßsiouers, ln making duplicate
62*1 District—That part of Uiipho townahip 0O „j eß D f ft n BUO n returns, shall make dupll
horetofnro lncluilod in tho /-d dtsirut.. at cate copies of tho names of tho voters ln each
Htrle.kler’s schotrt lumso In said township product, separately, an*l shall furnish tho
Tsiil District— I hat part of lui-st lhniogal ton u- Bium , lbo anscßSor ; aud tho copies required
ship heretofore Included In the —d by this act to ho placed on tho doors of or on
the brick school house, ln tho \ lllago of Hprlug- e [ ooLlou p j aceß ou or beforo tho first of August
vlllc. ln said township. in each year, shall be placed ou tho door of or
61th District— riml part of Ranho tow nsnlp on tbe o i ec u o n placo ln each of said products,
heretofore Included lu the o-d district, at the y B o. 3. After tho assessments have uoon com
nubile school house In iho village of Newtown, plotod on tho ton 111 day preceding tho seooud
in said township. .... . _ , Tuesday In October of each year, tho assessor
.»:tu District—Hint part o£Manor_J«wnsh| B haU. on tho Monday lmmodlateiy following,
heretofore included lu tho -6th district, at tho mako a return to tho county commlsslonorßof
public hoi ,, *o of J %cob M. Bronnemau. namaß of all persons assessed by him since
Every p'-iM'n.*' • septlng Justices of tho Pence, tno return required to be medo by him by the
who shal: * aoy olllco or appotntinout of socond sectlou of this act, noting opposite each
profit, or i. u?a under tho (iovirnmmit of tho name tho observations aud oxplauallous ro
United SluU'H. or of this Stato, or of any city or quired to bo noted as atoreMild; aud the couuly
Incorporated district, whether acmmiussloned oommlsslonersshall thereupon causo tho same
officer or otherwise, a subordinate officer or -to be added to the return required by the sec
agent, who Is or Khali bo employed under the ond soction of this act, aud u full and correct
Legislative, Executive or Judiciary depart- copy tbsronf to bo made, containing the uames
menls of the Btato or the United States, or of of all persons so returned as resident taxablcs
any clly or Incorporated district, ami also that lu said ward, borough, township or prociuat,
every member of Congress, or of the State Leg- ‘and furnlnh the same, together with thnne-
Islalur*', and of the Select and Common t’mia- cessary election blanks to the officers of tho
ells of any city, or commissioner of any lncor- election lu said ward, borough, township or
unrated district, Is, by law, Incapable of hold- product, on or before six o’clock In lh« nmru*
mg or exercising at uio same time tho office or u>g of the second Tuesday of Uotobar; aud no
appointment of Judge, Inspector or clerk of any mun shall be permitted to vole at thu election
election of this Commonwealth, and no InKpoo- on that day whose name 1s not on said lint,
tor, Judge, or other officor of any such election unless ha shall mako proof of uls right to vole,
shall be eligible there to ho voted for. aa hereinafter required.
Tho inspector and Judgo ofthoulectlonsshall Hbc. 4. Ou tho day of elootion any porsou
meet at the respective places appointed for whoso name is not ou the said list, and claim*
holding the election In the district, to which lug the right to vote at said elootion. shall pro
they respectively belong, beforo nine o’clock dace at least one qualified voter of tno dlstriot
ln the morning, ami eacli of said inspectors as a wltnoss to the residence of the claliuaut
shall appoint one lierk, who shall he a quail- j n u ie di B trlct ln which he claims to boa voter,
fit'*! voter of such district. for the period of at least ten days next preced*
In rose the person who shall have received i„g Ba u election, which wltuess shall take
tho second highest number of votes for luspec- am j gubscrlbo a writ ton, or partly written aud
tor bimll not attund on tho day of any elcellon, partly prluted affidavit to the facts slated by
then the persou who shall have received tho hi™, which affidavit shall detlue clearly whero
second highest number of votes forjudgoat tho Uio rcaldonco is of the person so claiming to
next preceding election shall act os inspector boa votor; and the pcr«on so oiaimlng tho
in his place. And ln case the person whosholl right to vole shall also take and suhserlt o a
Imvo received the highest number of votes for wrltlon, or partly written aud l arily printed
Inspector slmil not attend, the person eleafied affidavit, stating to tho best of his knowledge
Judge shall appoint an Inspector ln Ills placo— an< j belief, where and when he was born : that
and ln caso tho person elected Judgo shall not bo Is a citizen c.f tho commonwealth of Bonn
aiteml, then tho inspector who received tho gylvanla and of the United Stales; that ho has
highest number of votes shall appoint a Judge resided In the commonwealth one year, or If
in his place—or if any vacancy shall continue formerly a citizen therein, and has rnovod >
In the hoard for tho space of one hour after the therefrom, that he has resided thoroln six
timetlxed by law for tho opening of the elec- months next preceding said election; that he
tlon, ilio *i nail tied voters of the township, ward bas not moved into the district for the purpree
or district for which such officers shall have of voting therein ; that he has paid aStato or
been elected presentat suchelectlon.shallelect county tax within two years, which wasas
one of their number to fill such vacancy. sessed at least ten days "before said oleollou ;
It shall be ihoduty of tho several assessors of and, if a naturalized citizen, shall also Btate
each district to attend at the placo of holding when, where and by what Court he wps natu
every general, specinlortownshlpelection.du- rallzed, and shall also produce his certificate
ring tho whole tlmo said election ts kept open, of naturalization for examination; the said
for the purpose of giving Information to the affidavit shall also state when and whero the
lnspeciors and Judges, when called on, in rela- tax olalmed to be paid by the affiant was ns
tlou to the rlahtofany person assessed by them sessed, and when, where and to whom paid,
to vote at such election, or such other matters and the tax receipt therefor shall be produced
lu relation to tho assessments of voters as the for examination, unless the affiant shall stale
said Inspectors or either of them shall from In his affidavit that it has been lost or desiroy
tline to time require. ed, or that he never received any, but If the
fimn I St l £ of twoDwVna veSJ or mSi boin ol Uzen oi the Unllet! hlatu. (or lfboru
• U S^ { iX™ l ™ld h e*nM a °^
year, and lu the election district whore he of- h« 7b
tors his voteat least ten days Immediately pro- SJ??hv Sion ofhU fklhir*?^natundiMtion m
ceding such election, and within two years «hlp by muon of hU lather i i natural!laaUon,)
paid a suite or county tax, which shall have
beeu assessed at least ten days before tho eloc* |®» at
tlou. But a citizen of the United States who
has previously been a qualified voter of this niSELiftt
Suite and removed thererrom and retnrned, In theelectlondlstrloltendayßncxtprecedlng
and who shall have resided in the election dls- hf** iLVH d i«!^ o y7L«
trlct and paid taxes as aforesaid, shall be enti- although be sball not have pald taxea . the
tied to vote arter resldlug ln this Statq.six sa ld affilavlta of au persons making such
months: Provided, that tLo white freemen, fJISPJIJSiIJfiI £dfba^ream^dhvthaelM >
ono Z and °twe^ty-7wo^ycara :S of > age oe wli^*iave
resided ln an election district a a aforesaid. Bhall hvSTkir to*ho
shall bo entitled to vote, although they shall law tobe
not have naid taxes filed by the return Judge with the prothonota*
nowmve paiuuixes. r y, and shall remain on file therewith in the
No person shall be permitted to vote whose j>rothonotary’« office, subject to examination,
name Is not contained in the list of taxable lu- M Q t,ber election papers are; If tbe election
habitants furnished by the Commissioners, un- offlcera Bh all find that the appUoant or oppll
lesa First, ho produces a receipt for the pay- the legal quallflcatlona of
ment within two years of a State or counly they shall Be permitted to vote,
tax assessed agreeably to the Constitution and and lh * e namß OT names shall bo added to the
give satisfactory evidence either on his oath or lut f bythe eleoUon otficeni, tho
affirmation, or the oath or affirmation of an- word .. being added where the claimant
other, that no has paid such a tax, or on Mil- ninimn vote on t-a y , and the word " age
ure to produce a receipt shall mako oath to the » JSSms to vote on. age ; the saine
payment thereof. Second, if he claim the right £!s[J tSlng added by the o!e?ks Iti eSoh cose
to vote by being an elector between the ago > of refl pectlvely on the lists of persons voting at
twenty-one and twentv-twovears he shall do- Rn Jw AianSon.
pose on oath or affirmation that he has resided
In this Btato at least-one year next before his 8*0.6, Ifc sha >l be qaallfled
. application, and moke such proof of residence citizen <>/. Hie
In the dlstriot as is reauirea by thin act, and name of the proposed voter is contained on tho
tliat ho does vorlivi behove from the account list of resident taxables, to challenge tho vote
given him® oisnch person; whereupon the same proof of
other evidence as Is required by this act, where- the right of “°. w “3^?^^
upon the namo of the person thus admitted to shall be
vote shall be inserted in the alDhahetlcal list election ooard, and the vote admitted or re
by tho Inspectors anda note made opposite Jeoted.aeoordlngtotheevldenoe; every person
thereto bFwrltlng the word "tS,’’ If hoshall clalm/ng to be a natursUzed citizen anaU be
bo admitted to vote by reason of iiavlhg paid r eqi:ilre<i to nmta.»llaatlon cwtlfl
tox; ox tho word “ age,” if ho shall be admitted cate at the election before voting, exoept where
to vote by reason oi such ace shall be called he has been for ten years, consecutively, a vo»
out to the clerks,whoshiSSjaake the like ter ln the district In whloh he oilers hia vote;
notes on the list of voters kent'by them. and on the vote of such person being Teoelved,
In all coses where the name o? the person It shall be the duty of the eleotlcm offloers to
claiming to vota Is found on the list furnished write or stamp on such certificate the word
by the OommisMoners and assessor, or his right “ voted, with the month and year; and if any
to vote, wjtethdt found or not, Is ob- election officer or officers shall receive a see-
NEW YORK.
ESP-&.Y,
OCTOBER 13
ond-vote on the same day, by virtue of the
same certificate, excepting where sons are en
titled to vote by- virtue of the naturalisation,
of their fathers, they eud.the person who shall
offer such a second vote, upon so offendlngehall
be guilty of a high misdemeanor, andonooor
vloiion thereof; be fined or Imprisoned, or both,
at the discretion of the court; bat the fine
■hail not exoeed one hundred dollars in eaeh
ease, nor the Imprisonment one year; the like
punishment be Inflloted, on oonvlctlon,
on the offloers of eleotlon who shall negleot. or
refuse to make, or cause to be made* the In
dorsement required as aforesaid on told natu
ralization peril float*. • • ;
o, if any eleotlon officer shall refuse or
nealeot to require such proof of the right of
suffrage as lsjtrescrlbed by this law, or the
law to which tnls Is a supplement, from any
person offering to vote whose name Is not cm
the list of assessed voters, or whose right to
vote la challenged by any qualified voter pres
ent, andshaUadmltsuchpersotisto vote with
out requiring such proof, every person so
°®* n <ilng, shall upon oonvlctlon. be guilty of
a high misdemeanor, and be sentenced,
for every such oflfenoe, to pay a flue not ex
ceeding one hundred dollars, or to undergo an
imprisonment not more one year, or
either or both, at the discretion of the oourt.
Sic. 7. Ten days preceding every eleotlon for i
electors of President and Vibe President of tho I
i United States, It shall be the duty of tho As- :
i sesBor to attend place fixed by law for
holding the oleetlon In each eleotlon district,
and then and there hear all applications of
1 persons whose names have been omitted from
the list of assessed voters, and who claim the
right to vote or whose rights have originated
since the samo was made out, and shall odd
the names of such persons thereto as shall
show that they are entitled to the right or
suffrage in such district, on the personal appli
cation of the claimant only, ana forthwith as
sess them with the proper tax. After complet
ing the list, a oopy thereof shall be placed on
the door of or on the house where the election
is to be held, at least eight days before the
election; and at the election the samo coarse
shall be pursued, In all respects, as is required
by this act and the acts to which It It a supple
ment, at tne general elections In Ootober. The
Assessor shall also make the same returns to
the oounty commissioners of all assessments
made by virtue of this section; and the county
commissioners whan furnish copies thereof to
ihe eleotlon officers In each district, lu like
manner, lm all respects, as Is required at the
general elections In October,
Hkc. 8, The same rules and regulations shall
apply at every special election, and at every
separate city, borough or ward election. In aul
respects as at tne general elections in October.
Bza tt. The respective' assessors, Inspectors
and Judges of tho elections shall each have the
power to administer oaths to any persons
claiming the right to bo assessed or the right
of suffrage, or In regard to any other matter or
thing required to be done or Inquired into by
any of said officers under this act; and nny
wilful laise swearing by any person In rela
tion to any mattor or thing concerning a hlch
they shall be lawfully Interrogated by any of
said officers shall be punished as perjury,
Bsc. 10. The assessors shall each receive tho
same compensation for the time necessarily
spent In performing the duties hereby enjoin
ed as is provided by law for tho performance
of their otherdutles, to be paid by tho couuty
commissioners us in other cases; and It shall
not bo lawful for any assessor to assess a tax
against any person whatever within ten days
next preceding the eleotlon to bo held on the
second Tuesday of October, In any year, or
within ten days nsxt before any electlou for
electors of President aud Vies President of the
United States ; any violation of this provision
shall bs a misdemeanor, and subject tho of
ficers so offending to a fine, on convlotlon, "ot
exceeding one hundred dollars, or to impris
onment not exceeding three mouths, or both
at the discretion of tne court.
Bec. 11. On the petition of lire or more oUl
z*as of the oounty, stating under oath Lluvl
tbpy verily believe that frauds wlllboprao
tloed at the election about to bo boldluuuy
district, It shall be tbe du’y of tbe court or
common pleas of said county, If In session, or
if not a Judge thereof In vacation, to appoint
two Judicious, BObor and intelligent cluxcus
of tbe county to act as overseers at said elec
tion ; said overseers shall be selected from dif
ferent political parties, where the Inspectors
belong to different parlies, and wboro both of
said Inspectors belong to tbe same political
part y, both of ibe overseers sbnll be taken from
the opposite political party; Bald uvorsoers
shall have tbe right to bo present wlthtUo
oillcorsjo l the election, during the wholo time
the same Is held, tbe votes couuted and tbe re
turns made out and signed by tbeoiecttou oill
cers; to keep a list of voters, if they proper:
to challenge any person offering to vote, and
Interrogate him aud bis wltuess under oath,
In record to his right of suffrago at said elec
tion, aud to examinehlapapers produced ; aud
tbe ofiiecrs of said olectlon ure required to af.
fo d to saldoverseerssost lociod and appointed
every convenience and lacilUy for the dis
charge of their duties; aud If said electlou
officers Bball refuse to permit said overseers to
be present and perform their duties os aiore
sald, or If they shall bo driven away from the
polls by violence or Intimidation, all tbe votes
polled at such election district may be reject
ed by any tribunal trying a contest under said
elect Ion: Provided, That no poison Blgultig the
petition Bball be appointed an overseer.
BEC. 12. If any protbouotary, clerk, or the
deputy ot either, or auy other person, shall af
fix the seal of office to any naturalization pa
per, or permit the satuo to be affixed, or give
out or cause or permit the Bamo to bo given
out, in blank, whereby it may he fraudulently
us*d, or furnish a naturalization certificate to
auy person who shall not have beon duly ex
amined and sworn In open oourt, lu the
presence of some of tbe Judges thereof, accord
ing to the act of Congress, or shall aid In, con
nive at, or In any way permit the Issue ol auy
frau mleut naturalisation certificate, bo shall
l»e guilty ofa high misdemeanor; or if any one
shall fraudulently use any such certificate i f
naturalization, knowing that it was fraudu
lently Issued, or shall vote, or attempt to vote
thoroou, or If auy one shall vote, or attempt to
vole on any certificate of naturalization not
Issued to him, bo shall bo guilty of a high
misdemeanor; aud eltbor or any of the per
sons, their alders or nbottors, guilty of eltbor
of tbe misdemeanors aforesaid, shall, on oon
vlction, be fined in a sum not exceeding ono
thousand dollars, and imprisoned In tho
proper penitentiary fora period nut exceeding
three yoais.
fkc. 12. Any person who on oath or affirma
tion, In or before any court in this State, or
officer authorized to administer oaths shall,
to procure a cortmoaio or naturalization, lor
j jrolgittattott.
hlniHolf or any other person, wilfully deposo,
declare or affirm any matter to be tact, know
ing the same to bo false or shall lu like man
ner deny any matter to bo fact knowing the
same to ho true, shall bo deemed guilty of per
jury; aud auy certificate of uuturall/.atiou
issued lu pursuance of auy such deposition,
declaration or affirmation, shall be uull and
void; aud It shall bo the duty of the court Is
sulug tho same, upon proof bolug mado before
It that 11 was fraudulently obtalued, to lake
immediate measures for recalling tho same
for cancellation, and auy person who shall
vote, or attempt to veto, on any paper so ob
tained, or who shall In auy way aid In, con
nive at. or havo any agency Whatever In the
Isauo. circulation or use of auy fraudulent nat
uralization certificate, shall bo deemed guilty
of u misdemeanor, and upon conviction there
of, shall undergo an imprisonment In tho pen-
ILoulloj'y for not more than twoyears and pay
nfinc, not moro than one thousand dollars,
for every such oflbnco, or eltbor or both, at tho
dUcrt lion of the court.
Bhc. M. Any assessor, election officer or per
snu appointed as lin overseer, who shall ueg
toct or refuse to perform any duly onjolued
by this act without reasonable or legal cause
shall be subject to a penalty of ono hundred
dollars, aud If auy assessorsbaU assess any
person a.<a voter who Is uot qualified, or shall
refuse to assess any one who Is qualified, bo
shall be guilty ofa misdemeanor lu office, aud
on convlotlon bo punished by flno or impris
onment, and also bo subject to an action for
damages by the parly aggrieved : uud If any
persou shall fraudulently alter, aud U>, dofneo
or destroy auy Hat of voters mado out as di
rected by this act, or tear down or remove tho
same from tho plueo whore it baa boon fixed,
wllh fraudulent or mischievous Intent, or
for any improper purpose, the norsou so offend
lug shall lie gu: ly of a hlgu misdemeanor,
and on oouvlctlou shall bo punished by a flue
uot exceeding five buudred dollars, or Im
prisonment not exceodlug two years, or both,
at the discretion of tho court.
Bkc. lii. All elections for city, ward, borough,
tuwnshlp and election officers shall hereafter
bo h Id on tho socond Tuesday of October,
subject to all the provisions of the laws regu
lating tlie oloot lon of mi oh. officers not Incon
sistent. with this act; tho persons eleotod to
such otllaes at that time shall Lake their places
at the expiration of the terms of tho poraons
holding inosnme at the time of such olectlon ;
but no olocttouTor tbe office of assessor or as
sistant assessor shall bo hold, m.dor this act.
until tho year ono thousand eight hundred uml
seventy.
Hkc, In. At all elections hereafter hold un
der Iho luwsofUiis commonwealth, the polls
shall bo opened botweou the hours of six and
seven o’clock, a. m., and closed at.noven o'clock
p. iu.
hko. 17. It shall bo tho duty of Hie Secretary
of tho commonwealth to prepare forms fur all
tho blaukla mado necessary by thin act, and
furnish copies of tlio samo to tho county com
missioners of tho sovornl counties of the com
monwealth; and thocouuty commissioners of
each county shall, ussoou ns may be necessary
after receipt of thosamo, at thoproperoxpenso
of the county, proenro aud furnish to all tho
election officers of tho olectlon districts of
their respective counties conlos of such blanks,
in such quantities ns may b.i rondured neers
sure lor the discharge of tlielr duties under
this act.
• ••«••*
Hbc, ID. Thai cltlzenn of thlH Htalo tempora
rily In tho scrvlro of tho Mat® or of tho United
Hiatus govcrnmotiLs, un ctorlcJil or nthur duly,
ami who do not voto whore Hunt employed,
nIiuII not ho thereby deprived of llu> right to
voto In their several election districts U other*
wlsoduly i|uallllrd.
As therein directed, 1 also give nlllclul notice
of tho following provisions oT an Act approved
Juno -Itl», IS(W, entitled " A further supplement
to the election laws of this Coinmomvi ullh."
W’iikukas, By too Act of the Congress of I ho
United Stales, entitled “ An act to amend the
several acts heretofore passed to provide for
tho enrolling and calling out tho national forees
and for other purposes, and approved March
third, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
live, all persons who have deserted the mili
tary oruaval servlcoof tho United Stales, and
who have not been discharged or relieved from
the penally or disability therein provided, are
deemed and taken to huvo voluntarily relin
quished and forfeited their rights of citizen
snip and their rights to become citizens, and
arc deprived of oxercistug any rights of cltlzous
tlioroof; and •
Wiieueas, l’ersonsnotcltlzens of tho United
SLatcs, are not. under tho constitution and
laws of I’enusylvauln, qualified electors of this
Com muu weal it:
HKcriON 1. Bo it onnetod by tho Senate and
Houso of Representatives of tho Common
wealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly
mot, and It Is hereby enacted by tho authority
of the sumo, That lu all olectlons heroafter to
bo held In this Commonwealth, it shall bo un
lawful for tho Judge or Inspectors of any such
election to reeolvo any ballot or ballots from
any porson or persons embraced in tho pro
visions and subject to tho disability Imposed
by said act of Congress approved March third,
odo thousand eight hnudred and sixty-llve,
and It shall bo nnlnwful for any such porson to
oiler to voto any ballot or ballots.
Section l\ That If any such Judgo ami In
spectors of eloctlon. or any onoof them, shall
rocelvo or cousent to rcceivo any such unlaw
ful ballot or ballots from any such disqualified
person, ho or they so offonding shall bo guilty
of misdemeanor, and upon couvlctlon thereof
In any Court of Quarter Sessions, of this Com
monwealth, ho shall for each offence bo sen
tenced to pay a lino of not less than ono hun
dred dollars, nnd to undergo an Imprisonment
In llio Inti of the proper county for not less than
sixty days.
Sep. 8. That If any porson deprived of citizen
ship and disqualified as aforesaid, shall at any
election hereafter to bo hold in this Common
wealth. vote or tender to tho officers thorcof
and offer to vote a ballot or ballots, any porsou
so offending shall bo deemed guilty of a mis
demeanor, and on convlotlon thtreofln any
court of quarter sessions of this commonwealth
shall for each offence bo punished lu like man
ner as provided in tho preceding section of this
act in oases ofolllcars of election receiving such
unlawful ballot or ballots.
Sec. 4. That If any person shall hereafter
persuade or advise any person or Demons de
prived of cltlzonshlp and disqualified as afore
sald, to offer any ballot or ballots to the officers
of any election hereafter to bo hold lu this Com
monwealth, or shall porsuode or advise any
such officer to rocolvo any ballot or ballots
from any person deprived of citizenship and
dlsqunllliod as aforesaid, such person so of
fending ahull bo guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof in any court of quar
ter sessions of this Commonwealth, shall bo
punished in lilco manner os Is provided in the
second section of this act In the case of officers
of such election receiving such unlawful ballot
or ballots.
CHANGE IK THE HODS 09 VOTING.
An Aar regulating the mode of voting at all
elections in the several counties of this
Commonwealth, approved March 80th, 18o6:
Section 1. £« h enatied by the Senate and
Eouee cf Reprmentatitn qf the ommanweaMh of
Ifees.:,
ifKIMUtiOH.
•Pennwlvatafafn General Anonbty nut, and it
it hereby enacted by the authority of the tame
.That the qualified voters of the* several couni
ties of this Commonwealth, ot all general,
township, toroogb and special elections, are
hereby, hereafter,•authorized and required to
vote, by tickets, printed, or written, or partly
printed and partly written, severally classified
as follows: One* ticket shall embraoo the
names of all Judges of courts voted for, and to
be labelled outamo, 11 Judlolary; ” ono tlckot
shall embraco tbe names of *ul State ofUoera
voted for, and bo labollod “ftato;” ono tlckot
shall embraco the names or ail ooQnty officers
voted for, including office of sonntor, member,
and members of nssombly, if voted for, ana
be labelled "county;" .ono tlckot shall eni*
braoo the names of all township officers voted
for,and bo labelled “township;” otwtlckot
shall rmbroce tho names of all boroogh offi
cers voted for, and bo labelled •• borough; ”
and each class shall bo deposited In separato
ballot-boxes.
Fmauaut to tho provisions contained in the
76LU section of the act first aforesaid, the bulges
of tho aforesaid districts shall respccllvoly
Take charge of tho certificates of rotnru of tho
election of their respoetlvo districts, aud pro
duce them at a meeting of one Judgo from
each district nt tho Court House In tbe City of
Lancaster, on the third day after tho day oi
the elo Uon, being ON FRIDAY. THE lflth
DAY OF OOrOBEK, IKJ9, at 10 o’clock, o. in.,
thon and there to do and perform the duties
required by law of said Judgos.
albo, that whoro ojndgo, by sickness or un
avoidable accident. Is unable to attend such
mooting of judges, then tho cortlllcato or re
turn shall no taken charge of by ono of tho
Inspectors or clerks of tho election oftbo dis
trict, who shall do and perforin the duties re
quired of snidjudgo unable to attend
Given under my band, at my uifico in Lan
caster, this GUI day of September, in tbe year
of our Lord ouo thousand eight hundred aud
slxty-ulne, and tin the ninety-third year of
tho ludepoudouco of tho Unttcd States.
JACOB F. FREY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lancaster, Fepl.G, inn.
, sepls :u\v-:i:
sutl ©state.
A T PKIVATK WALK FOR THIRTY
J\ DAYS.—TO CAPITALISTS AND STORE?
KEEPERS,—Tbo New and Largo Hotel, or
Ealing Houso, and Store pronorty. located nt
tho Cbrlsteon Road. on the Philadelphia and
Baltimore Central Railroad. Chester county,
Pa., enn be bought at a rato that will pay big
Intoroslon thelnvestment, ltlsdolnga flno
business now, uud wheu the railroad couuocla
south In a few weeks, It will materially en
hnuco tho value of tho property. Apply to Lhe
owner ou tbe premises. l«op SO tfw lit)
For rale—a far n of ho ackfn,
situated In Londonderry township, Ches
ter county, Pa. Tho Improvements are a
Tbree-slory Log Woathorboarded HOUSE aud
a large Uarn, with nil llio ncoessury outbuild
ings. There 1h a tlnu Orehard of Fruit Trees
on the premises. Address,
M. 11. tNHLEiKN,
Cochrauvllle, Chesterco.
nug'Ji-ikuw 111*
V A MAUI. F ARM AT ASSKJ\EK\S
HALE.—On THU RSI) A V.ihTOUKH Htb,
ISGU, the undersigned, Assignee of Jn-eph
Smedloy and Wile, w ill sell at public sale, on
the premises, In Fulton uud Lllllo liilluin
towuships, Lancaster county, on tho road
leading (rom Pleasant Grove to oxford, three
miles Irom tho former and eight mllos from
the latter place, aud wimiu six miffs cl lh-j
Philadelphia and Baltimore (.'mitral Kat'roud,
tbe following described propoity, to wit: A
tract of laud coulainlug
i:» ACRES,
more or less, ot splendid laud, lu a high slain
ot cult lvatiim, aud bounded by lands cl Joseph
Bal’aucti, John Uthson, William Uin-om
and others. Tho Improvements thoroou
oreoted cousist of a Two Story IIKICK.
DWELLING HOUSE, with Kitchen and
Wash House attached; 1 wo-■story Urick
Teuemcut House, large double-decker
Barn, nearly now, 15 by f»o feet; a brick Black
smith Shop, Corn House, and all other out
buildings, 111] of whleh art* covered with shUo.
'lhe land Is divided into convenient fields
wllh running water in each of tnem, ami all
undergo id lences. There ure ou lhe promts* s
four wells of excellent water with pumps
l herelu. convenient to the buildings. Albo, a
lluo youu* Orchard ol Choice Fruit iV-os, such
aa Apples, Pears, Poaches, Cherrios, Ac., all In
bearing condition. Twenty-live ucres of Lb»
above tract are iu Heavy Tirntnr, suehas
Chestuu’., Uak and Hickory.
\'hc above proporty Is beautifully located tu
ii tin lying neighborhood, and U convenient lo
churches, schools, mills, stores, shops, Ac. The
latnl has all been reeoutly 11tiled and produces
well. Auy person wishing to view the pinpe •
ty before the day ol sale can do so by cab mg on
Joseph HmedUy, residing thoreu.n, or by ad
dressing or culling on the undersigned, resid
ing at Fallon House P. 0., uiuctisler eonntv.
Sale lo commence at l o'clock P. Al.. of said
day. when attendance will be given and terms
made liuown by
HARVFY SWIFT,
uf .K'm'l'li Sun tlu-y ;in>l wiro.
Kl*p l UiNSA‘>
Dv:miui!i.i‘ vvitn a i i»v kl.i v s.v i.v.
-UN TiIUAV, OtTOMKR 11. InM.
tho undersigned will noil by public vendue mi
tlio piemlsos, tbu lollowmg valuable Real
Estate, to wll:
A Plantation or Tran of first-ram limestone
land, situated In Salisbury lowoslilp, Luicus
ter county, 1 mile Himthol the Wliilo Horne
Tavern and :i miles east of Uio Gap Station,
adjoining lands of Lewis H. Llnvllle, 1). Mar
tin, ILS. ICnox, W. H. Kennedy, nml otliois,
CONTAINING So ACRES.
more or lens. The Improvements are a com
modious Two-Storied nTONK DWELLING
HOUSE, Swtsser Barn, Wagon Shed and (torn
Cribs, Carriage Hoime, Hog Sly. and oilier ne
cessary onl-bulldlngs. A well of excellent
uover-falllng wator wit li a pump and Spring
House connected near tbe house, and water in
the tmrnyani. A luo nti Orchard of rholco and
Kolocted Fruit Trees. This property la situated
lu one of tho most densely populated, wealthy
ami hoaltbtul districts in the county, and (he
fertility of the soil not surpassed by any lu
the rounly.
Persons desiring to view tho premises before
the sulo, will please call on the muien-lgnod
Possession and au indisputable title Will lie
given onthelstof April.
Hale to commence at 1 o’clock l\ Mnf said
day, when lerms will he made known by
sep -i Isw its JOHN 1). W 1 LSON.
VAUtAItI.K F AUltl AT I*!'111.It’ NAI.K. -
On HATURUAY, OCTOBER liltli, INU,
will bo exposed to Halo, on the premises, In
Ephrata townsnlp, Ijuieastt-rcounly, about
ot a mho west of hphrnUi Hall road Hiallon, on
the Lancaster and Reading Road, lire follow*
lug Heal Estate, viz:
A Farm containing
7U ACRES AND .1 PERCHES,
adjoining lands of Amos Fasnacht, Jacob
PoilTer, iHaacatolninol/. and others. About l
acres are covered wllli Umber, t he residue be
ln k koikl llmeatono land, under Rood post
fences, and In a high slate of cultivation. This
farm lies along (ho Cooalk-n Creek, and con
venient for watering oat tie. The Improvements
consist of a large two-story Htono I)W EL LI N U
HOUSE, with a two-story sum* Kitchen at
tached ; Hrtelt summer House, largeono and a
half story Frame Tenant House, Hanlc Barn
and Wagon fthed attached ; also, a Wagon
Mini with two Corn I’rUn, Hire SUhles and
oi her neoi"sary out - buildings. Also, two wells
of never-falling water with pumps therein,
and an Orchard of a choice assortment of Frnll
Troon In hearing condition. There are a very
largo number of Locust TreeH on this farm,
many of them fit to bo cut. Tho Tenant Houso
mul ulim.l IT Acres ol land on t ho north side of
tho alert said road, will ha sold separate from
tho mam farm an may suit purcuasers. Tho
almve was Into tho property ol Onus, lluumuu,
docenned.
81.0.10 of the purchnso money can rrmnlu on
tho'farm, If so desired, at a per coni, j-or an
mim,
Sale to commence nl 1 o'clock, I’. M., when
Icrius will he made known by
SARAH BAUMAN
sep '2!Mll\v 111**)
pHiILIC’ NAI.K
V Al. U A 11 L K KK. AM HHT A’T E.
Undur and by vlrluc'i>l u deed ot trust, exe
cuted to me by Barton Hot. lor and wife, 1 u-lH
nell at public sale, llilhe village of Browns
vllle. kWa-'hlnglon county, on f 11U Its DAY’,
the Jill of NOVUMHEK next, all the to Bowing
very valuable real estate, i onslstlog of tin*
farm on which the said Barton Boleh-r now
resides, aud containing
IOU* ACHES UK LAND,
situate near Lire above named v.llagc. The
improvements are a commodious
TWo-MTUKV IUUCU DWELLING,
oonlalnlng 1» r»KiniH, with a cellar under the
rear wing divided Into two apart merits ; a new
stable with shedding ; wugou shed, corn crib
and granary under one roof; blacksmith shop,
carrlogo, Ice and smoke houso; a never-falling
Hprtng convenlout lo the dwelling: uu Or
chard of choice young frurt trees close lo the
houso. The Washington County Hull road
runs through the farm, on which Is a Flog Sta
tion, lit whlrh Is a small portable Weather
boarded Hotisi-. The f irm Is In a high state of
ciilUvuthm and under good Icuclng, a largo
amount being post and mil. This farm Is also
well watered, having running water In every
Meld. Tho farm will be ottered cull re, and also
In I wo parcels.
Parcel No. I on tho east side of tho Hallrond,
being about half tho farm,on which stands thu
dwelling houso and other Bn pro - 'cm cuts.
Barer! No.'.'oil tho went Hide of lho Hull road,
bolng Uio oilier half of huM lurtu, without lm
provrinontH, but on which there nrt) several
beautiful building hlluh Also,
ACKKN MOUNTAIN I,AND,
heavily limbered with young chestnut. Tills
tract Is adjacent to the farm, and on which
llieru Is a good log house and a fluo spring of
wutor. It lies on tho oast side of Kilt ltldgc
mountnln. Also a Throo-story Htono UWlii.l,-
I Nu HOUSE l n t ho town of W overton, hot ween
the It. A O. K. K. uti l the Canal.
TERMS UK WALE ARE: Ouu-tbird of pur
chase money to hn paid on t lit* Ist day of Apt 11.
Is7i), ami tho balance In two equal payments,
onttuml two years from the day of sale, w»th
Interest from April I, IK7D. The purchaser to
gtvo uotc with approved security on tho day
of sale for each payment
Possession will he given on April 1, l*7t) and
when entire purchase money shall he paid a
good and si lllcletit died will bo executed tu
llio purchaser. THOM AH 11. UKAMPToN,
( el tMO-slw | Trnstoo.
CIOnniNSIONKII’A NAI.I'.
; OK
REAL KHTA T K,
Comprising Homo of tho llnost, best loculi d,
and most valuable)
AND UOUHEH AND LOTH,
IN HARrEK’H KERRY,
The Property of the Heirs of Gorard B. Wager,
deceased.
By virtue of a Decree of tho Circuit Court of
Jelfetson Comity, West Virginia, rendered at
the September Term thereof, for tho year IKfit),
In a suit In Chnncery brought by Walter Tay
lor and wlfo and Lucy T. Wugur v». Gerard 11.
Wager’s administrators and devl/.ecs, for Par
tition, tho undersigned, a Mpcclnl Commission
er appointed by the Court for that purpose,
will proceed to sell at Public Auction, on
HATUKDAY, OCTOBER Uni, m;<J,
In front of tho Hbetiandonh ilotol.ut Harper's
Kerry, Wost Virginia, the very Valnub o Prop
erty of the laloGerard B. Wager
This proporty com Isis of VACANT LuTH for
building purposes, and HOUSES AND LOTH,
situated lu Harper's Ferry, West Vlrglula. and
Is all admirably located for the purposo of
PLACES OK BUSINESS AND
PRIVATE RESIDENCES.
It lies at and about the new ami Magniflcont
Brldgo of the 13. aud O.- R. R. (Jo, across tho
Potomac; is con vonlcutly situated to (ho Win
chester and (he U. AO. It. It.; and lualudos a
portion of tho ground of Uio Shenandoah Ho
tel, and all of tho ground upon which stands
tho Express Building; and many excellent
HOUSES AND LOTH
on tho public square, and aloug the public
thoYouinfuros of llio town. It also coutnlns
some delightfully situated silos for Private
Residences, commanding views of Jefferson's
Rook, .tho Maryland and Loudonn Heights,
and the meeting of tho Potomac and Bhenan
(Joah Rlvors.
In view of tho SALE BY GOVERNMENT of
Us Real Estate and Water Power In Harper’s
Perry, to immediately take place, and the con
sequent locreaseof the business and prosperity
of tho place, the above sale offers a splendid
opportunity to those who think of Investing
In this part of the country,
TERRIS OF SALE.
Ono third cash, and the residue In two equal
annual payments with interest from tho diy
of sale, taking from the purchaser good se
curity for the deferred payments, ana resolv
ing the title until the further order of the
Coart. Immediate possession given.
Bale to commence at 10 o’clock, A. M. In tho
meantime, any farther Information desired
may bo had—on personal application or by
letter—from Walter Taylor or Charles Davies
of Harper’s Ferry, or the undersigned,
CHARLES JAHESFAUiIkXER,
oct 6-40-tawl Special Commissioner.
gigtkulfatal, to.
GEISELHAJV. JB,, * CO.
* (Late Bjlbd a qkssxlvas,)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN
flour, qBAJN.'SEEDB. WHIHKEY, &U
No. 139 iTOBTZt Broad htrjext,
PHILADELPHIA t
*9“ Prompt attention will bo glvon to solos
and a speedy return made thereof. I’ttrltea
ean rest assured that the highest price will e
secured for all produco entrusted to our care. ’
may la tfwJDJ |
g O W E tt ’ S
COMPLETE M A V U l\ V.
MANUrACTUKKD 11Y
UENRY BOWEU, CII EM IST
I'HII.ADKLPniA,
MARK KltOM
SupcM'hosplmtc or Mmc> tiutnonlu nnif
WARRANTED FRIB I*ItO.M AUUhTKKATION
TMh Manure oontalus all tho elements
produoe largo crojwofull kinds,mul is highly
rooommouded by all who have used It, also by
distinguished Chemists who have, hy unalyuls.
toatedltfl qualities.
/VrArtl fu fiaffs of IXX) jvinmß c.icS,
IMXON, HHAKPLEHMA CO.
S‘> South Watkra to South Diuwa'.b avk.
V H I I. A D E 1, l* u 1 A
For sale by
WM. UF.YNOI.DM,
7!) South St., Baltimore, M<l.
Ami by deakrs generally throughout ih«<
conutry. x [sep V t‘y w.lii
For Information, address Henry Rowi r
Philadelphia.
g \ V « II ’ N
It A W UO N I-
SITKK IMIOSINUTK OF IHIK.
tpade mark
Jf
.STAND Alin \Y AUK ANTED.
We oiler to Farmers, the present Fall soi * n\
b\chips raw honksuper phospu a i i
OF LIMKnx being highly Improved.
lUPGIPS RAW RONE SUPER l’Mos
I'HATK la, us Ita uame Iml leales. pn pu e 1 h>
dissolving Raw Hones in Utl ol Vllrto:- l nils
Rones that have not been deprived ol l heir >n
gunlo mntier—the grei He ami glue—h\ burn tin
or baking, 11, thereh re, n'esenls 1-illumimmi,
the Farmer a i.i. l he vn. uable pi opei t les ol Raw
Rones In a highly com i ulraled l mi-itialn
lug It ut once quick In notion and \ evy pe« m e
nent.
MS' KurmerH are rceommended to pm* loom
of tho dealer located in I heir neighborhood. 1 n
sect lon* where no d.-n'er l < vet e .inhllshed. the
t'IiOSPH ATE may he prnoiiroikMlre«-l iy H-um
Ci e undei signed,
B A T (Ml A SONS
M AM’K.UTIMiIiKM,
OFFICE, NO. .0 SO. DELAWARE AYEM V
PH ILA DFI .lUII A.
SUaiial.
jyi. Fit KHF. KH'li’N
WONDKU nl' TIPC
IiIIKAT MKDK'At.
WOULD!
/, iaHTN i n a n /■: /. / /■: /•’.
Tlio world-: onowfd Intonml ami Kxi.’inal
ModnMnn. Ulvtw ivlnd id moat
cim»*n In from lo 2 to ID minut*-*.
Mold l»y DruifutMU ami Do-iUth rally.
WM. Vl. BAKKU.IVutn' Siuiur, Ayciil <*n
IjinciiKlor. .). U. IInKKKU .vumi, Ml. .Joy
JOHNKON, HOLLOW A V »t I’o W DKS
t'lilliuirdplila. I u Dimv :ui
piI.KS!
Dll lIF.MOIUUKIIHA 1, TIM. 'KM
inlt'iiml and !• rUoruui, llllm), Mli-ndlm; and
I posit tvi'H , per foully and p t manrnll.v
l.’U KKl>, without pain, danger, Inal i mm ni - nr
CIIUSIIOH, l»V
W. A. McllAN M. 0 .
No. JOJti HPJUNU tl A UDK.N Hi'., PHIL \ , l*n .
who c m rofor ymi l« over mu* i tmn.i < ml nil ln>
hunt Pltl/.anH id l’lilludidplila who have In m
cured. A prnolloo of is,) ears In
Wlllnml k Inlluro, wai i a uln me lo tlinn ant re i;
euro In all nan* s. a. |> dmu
jyjAKNIIAM.’.S Fl.lXlir.
l)yH])t‘PNlll Ull'l OOUftUpaUoll lIIU U\H linuil)
foes of tho restless, excitable Ami'iinui, mul
wllli them ciimo Inexorable hotidm-lio, heart
burn, ami n train of small diseases. Marshall's
Elixir haa been prepared with Hpt-t-.ial relcr
enco lo these rmiHlltullimal troubles nl m
many of our countrymen, and so lur thu pie
puruthm Inis proved a decided sucres-*. Th*-
proprietors feel that, hi rocimum-iiilln:; 11 now
alter the tried experience of years, lin y at.
Iml fultllllng a human*' iluly towards Mm ip n
oral community.—/-'m-nn/’j /v*-.**.
PKILE ONE MOMMAK PER IIoTH.I-
M. M A KSH A I. 1. A CO.,
DRUGGISTS, PunntM.Toits,
Mini MARKET SI 1 ., PHILADELPHIA.
Hold By all L'riuglsLs.
CM imn bkwauii r«ii am asr.
(M.UUU of tbo lolluwlllg IIINOHHI'H, Whirl)
tho Medical Faculty have pronounced tiicmu*
bio. that DR. RICHAU's GOLDEN IvE.M l -
IEB will not euro. Dr. Kiolmu'* im:<iui
ItiUiuu No. 1, will euro M> pli Ulh in it* p'; in ary
and secondary magus, hu i i a« old Pirns, I'l
ooralodSoio Throat, Ho e Eyes, HUin
lions and Horenokh ol t bo Heal p.eradleai i m; >i u»
oiimi'O aud inorcury thnrmtghlj . Dr. M.-niii'-
Golden BalMim No, 2, will euro tbo liuul
Bingen; and 1 duly l Imho who do Miller limn
suet) dlHCiuics U) otiliilu a radical cun’ uitn.xil
llio aid ol thin inudlcltio, vvn'eh doea not |.n
voiU tlio patient* from eating and dilnlmo,
whnt they llko. Prleo ol eltiior No. 1 or .'. : .
per boltlo or two bottles, J;».
Dr. Rlohuu’s Uokkin Antulot**, usuteaud rad
ian! cure for UouorrUoa, Uravel ami nil Ti i nary
DerungemeutH, accompanied with lulldln-i:-
lions. Warranted to cure. Price,?;! per InitMe.
Dr. ltlclmn'H Goldon Kllxl r d' Amour a radi
cal euro for Gonerul Doblllly In old or youiu;,
liuparllltg energy to them who liavo led a uio
ol Houmuully, l'rlco, fc) pur botllo, or two boi
llo*sD.
Un receipt of price, by mall or Ex press, iiioe
remedies will bo shipped to any plan-, pjiunpl
attention paid to all correspondent*. Noon
genuine without tin* name ol In. Ki.-u.ui'..
Golden remedies -I>. B. lllehat ds, sole |-i upi t<
lor, olown In Ohio* of ln»lt,es. Adde-,.,
nit. i». it. itii ii a iii**.
IS-ouWdAlyw No. Vai udt M., .- . a .
utileo hours from D A. M. lo u P. ;.i.
sent—t ’or respondents auswereil.
gUilatUlliUia J&tlwtiscmrnts
S IB v K H
ir / n }■: c l o \t //
SKLI.KKS HUOTHKUS
R.’l .hlldl'Oil.l \\
USi MARKET STREET. PH ILA DEI. PH IA.
BAHLOWN IM>IG4» HI.IE IS Till.
choapestamt bent artlelo lu llio mail.(l
for BLUEING CLOTHES.
11 does not contain anv arid.
Jl will not Injure the flm m. labrle.
It Is pul up at WILTBKRUKR'M DRUG
STORE, No. North MKI’U.N D Hired, pilll,.
ADELPHIA. and for sale t»y 11 ionl id the oi.o-
CKiis and DurtmiaTH.
'The gonulno has both Baih.ow'm and Wn.r
lilliUKli'H liaincH on the lain I ; ul: pi neth ai e
C'OtrNTKHftftT.
BARLOW'S BLUE will color more ua'ir
Shun four limes tho same weight ol Indigo,
apr UMjU, lyw-17.
iB6O. IMJ9.
WALL PAPEHS
HOWEI.L A lim'HKl;,
Dm ANI i At-l U lir.l.a (K
PAPER HANOINOH A WINDOW MH'.DIH
HALES ROOMS,
COR. FOURTH AND MARKET MH.
PHIL\DHI PI 11 A.
Factory, Cor. Twcn'.ylhirtl an l nnvun .‘/i
NEW STYLES EVERY DAY,
Hcp'JUilU OK OUR OWN MAKE. :!m\v
j Ann s- »*AS« Y ;ruuM i
J(>II N VAU K 1 K A ,
7IS ARCII STREET
Middle of tbo Block, Between 7.h‘uml Mli Hi
Houlh.Hlde
jPIIIL\DKI.PH.A.
Imporbr. Manttfaelurer and Dealer In all
kinds and quality of
FAJI C Y KIIIS
FOR LADIKB’ AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
Having enlarged, remodeled amt improved
my old amt favorudy known KUlt EMPORI
UM, and having imported a very largo And
splendid assortment of all the different kiudsof
urn from first bands, In Europe, and have hud
them made up by the most skillful workmen,
I would respectfully invite my friends of Lan
caster and adjacent Counties, »o call and ex*
nmluo my very largo and beautiful assorinient
of Fancy Furs, for Ladles aud Children. 1 am
determined to sol! at os low prices as any other
respectable llouso In this city. All Furs War*
runted. No misrepresentations to iffoctHuliH,
JOHN KARKIKA,
H2lMmw3B 718 Arch street, Philadelphia.
gaufciun 2mm,
U A A U ,
NO. 30 NORTH Q.UEEN STREET,
(INQUIRER BUILDIX(J,)
DEALS IK
UNITED STATES BONDS, STOCKS, GOLD,
SILVER AND COUPONS,
DRAFTS GIVEN ON ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES.
COLLECTIONS MADEIPROMPTLY.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS
JOHN M. STEHMAN,
JOSEPH CLARKSON,
mar 22 flmwj SAMUEL SLOKOM,
Bankers as Stehman, Clarkson & Co.
g 3L. SCttAEFFEB,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BADDLERI
NOS AND 3 EAST KINGIBTBKEC
jan IOMX (LANOASTfiRCPAJ tfW
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