Lancaster Democrat from Lancaster, Pennsylvania • 3

GREAT OS'S '1 -LAV 1 1-3 -V a At LATEST ARRIVAL, OF NEW AND THE CHEAPESTGOODS INTHECITY JUST OPENING, a large and splendid assortment of fresh, and the most desirable Goods, suitable for the present and approaching seasons, at the store of T. BAIiKSArtCjnS, CO SHAWLS 10-4 Rich Terkerri, Plain and F.mbosspd. heavy Silk fringe Thibet, Silk, Wooln and Cotton Shawls A new article of colored embossed Moiisline and woolen Net Shawls, all of which will be sold at the very lowest prices. Splendid Rich Cluntyes, Only 12 1 cts. per yard, the richest and best style ever offered for the same price.

A good article of unbleached Muslin at 4 cts. per yard. Bleached and unbleached Muslins at 6, 8, 10 and 12 cts. CLOTHING AXD Tailorin'; Extol uli moist. PETERSBURG, LANCASTER COUNTY TITHE undersigned would invite the at--L tention of the citizens of Petersburg, and vicinity, to his clothing and tailoring establishment, and Trimming Store.

A large stock of READY MADE CLOTHES constantly on hand, made in the best style and of the best materials, which he will sell at the lowest price. Coats, Vests, Pants, and Over-Coats, made to order at the shortest notice, and on terms the most reasonable. On hand and for sale, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, CASSIXETS, VESTINGS, Ac. KT Don't forget, nearly opposite Peter war's tavern. TOBIAS M.

MILLER. Petersburg, Lan. I Oct. 1, 1845. 22-3m IjS KIEFFER BRENEMAN.

THE subscribers haring bcccome lessees of the IRON WORKS situate on the Conestoga, one mile south of the city of Lancaster, are prepared to go into op- eration immediately under the above name, and have appointed Mr. James Crawford as our manager, for the purpose 01 manufacturing ALL KINDS OF STOVES AND CASTINGS STOVES of the neatest and most approved pattern TrOAlJ SiOl ES of the latest and prettiest forms. COOKING STOVES logo ixqmlaluui, including all the sizes. MILL fVORK, MACHINERY, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL CEL. -I GRATES PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL RAILINGS, i.Iai.tels, hteps and Platini Water Dpdies for Spouts and Hydrants.

All sizes at r-M-CS' GLMT Mandrils. Sad 1 ous, I.pg Pie Plates and Dishes, and many other useful am ornamental articles 111 the Hardware line. 1 j11 m)' I solicit the patronage of their friends and fellow citL-zens o( city anu cunnly, dealers at a distance, assuring them that all Ihcir orders ijj be pm.cluiiiiy and executed. The which they use in the manufacture of their Stoves and ware.and tne celebrity ol the worknvui which they have employed, warrant them in saying that their castings will he ofgocd finish, and inferior to none in all other respects. C.

KIEFFER. A. N. BRENEMAN THE DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY MORN'G, OCT.

15, 1S45. YESTERDAYS ELECTION. The election passed off very quietly yesterday, and the result shows a considerable falling off in the aggregate vote. The annexed table gives the vote for Sheriff, the vote for the otheT offices not being counted off at the time of our going to press. In one respect, the result is highly gratifying.

Nativism is completely prostrate in Lancaster county. Never did a party receive a worse drubbing. The whigs, it is believed, have elected their ntire ticket, by majorities probably ranging from 200 to 900 it is possible that one or two of our candidates may be be 'elected. The vote in the city is small-only 1439, It will be seen that the democratic candidate for Sheriffhas a small majority in the city over the combined vote of the whig and native candidates. If the whigs have defeated us, we have at least the satisfaction of knowing, that not a vestige of nativism is left in Lancaster county We must defer all further remarks until next week.

BEE HIVE! EXTRAORDINARY ARRIVAL Of the most superb Goods for La-die's oinl Gentlemen's wear. SHAWLS! SHAWLS! 11-4 celebrated Terkerri Shawls, solid Centres, witli 30 inch richest border ever imported. 10-4 2c 8-4 do do do do 9-4 Stradella Shawls, N. B- and very splendd. Dark Cloth' Lupins Cashmere.

N. S. Ispahan lireehe Real French Cashmere Blanket. High colored rea! Saxony Wool. N.

S. French Touri Shawls. Heavy fringe 8. Ik, plain and cmbcl lisliod Tli bets and every variety of Shawls from to 1 2-4. CH AS.

E- WENTZ, BO. CIRCULAR. GABELL HUGHES, South. Eighth Street, below Market Street Philadelphia. Agent for Lowber's Patent Tin Plated LEA1)LIPE.

THE attention of the trade and consumers is solicited to a perfect article of TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE, manufactured by an entirely new process, for which letters patent have been received, which plates the Pipes on the inside with an even coat of pure unmixed Tin. The advantages secured by rendering so soft and easily oxidated a metal as Lead sweet and anti-corrosive, by plating with tin at the same. time giving it additional strength and preserving the cheapness of the former metal unimpaired are too obvious to require comment. Great perfection having been attained in the manufacture, the subscribers are enabled to offer this superior article at the price charged for common Lead Pipe. All pipe sold by us is warranted not to burst or'ipht free from flaws, scales, or other imperfections, perfectly uniform in thickness, and not surpassed in quality by that of any manuficturer.

ALSO Siieet Lead, which we can recommend as superior to any other in the market, and which we will sell as low as any other can be procured for. EG? The above Pipe can be seen at the Plumber shop of Joim Getz, West King Street, Lancaster. Oct. 8, 1845. 3m-23pd.

CLOTHS, rnlTE subscribers have just received a full and general assortment of Black Blue, Brown, Invisible Green, Olive and Mixed Glottis. Plain Black and new styles Fancy Cassimcrcs. Also a large assortment of all qualities, Blues, Blacks, Cadet, and Fancy Mixtures, Plaid, Striped and Plain Suti-netts. RICHARDS. Centre Square, Lancaster.

Oct. 8, 1845. 23 I)A HR HOT YPE LIKEN CTEO. LLOYD (recently ESSE from June 25, 1315 8-tl WORKS. S5 SILKS SILKS SILKS r)ICIl PARIS OMBRE SHADED.

Colours Maroon Green Purple. Cold and shaded Brown. Blue Maroon and Green. Rich striped Blue Black Ilellcnicnne, the best article for service ever manufactured. Extra heavy Soult do Soic and Grodc Rhine Qr Just, opening at the Bee -Hire.

CIIAS. E. WENTZ BUG. 2 cilr- liCl A beautiful assortment of CASIIMF.RFS, MOUSLINES, SILKS, ALPACAS. ENGLISH and FRENCH MERINOS, of the finest and best qualities, which will be sold at the very smallest advance.

Fresh Groceries, A very fine article of LOAF SUGAR, in lumps of from 3 to 4 for family use, at 12 1 cts. per lb. pure white crushed sugar at 12 cts. per lb. Good brown Sugars at 6, 8, 9 and 10 cts.

per lb. COFFEE at 6, 8, 10, 12J cents, with a general and complete assortment of CHINA, GLASS QUEENSWARE, all of which will be disposed of at the most remarkably low prices at the store of T. BAUMGARDNER Corner North Queen Centre Square Oct. 15 24 C. J.

WALLACE! CO. LANCASTER CITY AND COUNTY Cabinet Manufactory. Five Squares from the Court House and two from the Busin, East King St. "VWTIERE Furniture of all kinds is 7 manufactured, and delivered at ar.y place within thirty miles of the city. Splendid Mahogany Bureaus from 812 to S15, and all other kind of work equally as low for cash or country produce.

They hope by manufacturing a first rate article at the lowest price to merit a share of public patronage. Mr. John Alexander Wallace is the authorized agent to transact the business of this establishment. Oct. 15, 1815- 24-Gmo.

387 91 000 86 mm 30 33 95 tho cor- nrr of Fifth and Chesnut street, Philadelphia.) respectfully announces to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Lancaster and vicinity, that he lias opened a suit of rooms in the new building, In 1 1'ist King Sheet, next to tho Store of C. Hager, and immediately adjoining Cooper A Lieh-tys Hotel, in which he i3 fully prepared to take MINIATURE PORTRAITS, upon the most improved Daguerrean process. Great pleasure will he taken in exhibiting specimens which will prove, that true likenesses to the life can be had, possessing all the natural lines of the living face, ami bringing out in full relief the drapery. In no case will a person be asked to take a likeness, unless they are perfectly satisfied. Family Portraits copied miniature size, and miniatures reduced to breast-pin size.

DC? Thorough instruction given in every branch of the art, and plates, cases, chemicals of the best quality, and apparatus, furnished 011 liberal terms. Oct. 1, 1815. 22 GEO RGE BRYANT I) ESPECTFULLY informs the ini' habitants of Meehan icsburg and vicinity, that he is prepared to execute all orders in Ids lino of business with rornpl ness, fidelity and despatch, llis charges will be found extremely moderate. In cverv case a fit is warranted.

CO TS, VESTS, PANTS, CLOAKS, OV ERCOATS. made at the shortest notice and in the most fashionable and durable manner. Mechanicsburg, 'A Upper Leacock Lan. co, FALL FASHIONS. DANIEL MNEALS Late David A.

Donnelly's, ESTABLISHMENT- AT THE OLD STAND. ONEAST KING STREET. DM'NEAL respeetful- I.v informs his friends and the friends and customers of the late David A. Donnelly, that he has taken tbe old stand nn East King street, and he is prepared to cxceue all orders in his line of business at lie shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Having received the New York and Philadelphia fashions, he feels confident in warranting a neat and fashionable fit -a every instance.

CoatSt Vests, Pants, CLOAKS, OVER-COATS, LADIES' CLOA hS, made in the most fash- iomible and durable style. Havin' had eight years experience in the best shops in Philadelphia. D. MNeal feels anxious to attend to the friends and customers of the late Mr. Duuncliy, as also tho public iri general.

Work will not only be well done, but speedily. He feds confident be will bo able to merit a continuance of that extremely liberal patronage extended to the late Mr. Donnelly. 314 86 000 160 "l9 87 180 Ca3 138 143 75 Too 160 109 96 "6 2m 125 117m 149 136 68 ELECTION NOTICE. Columbia Bank and Bridge Company, October 1845.

VN Elect ion for Directors of the Columbia Bank and Bridge Company will be held at the Banking House, in Columbia, on Wednesday the 12(hday of November next, from 19 oclock till 4 oclock, P. M. SAMUEL SIIOCII, Cashier. Columbia, Oct. 8, 1845.

23-td J. W. WILSON, Marble Mason, la! Ay from Phil'a. pESPECTFTLLY informs the citi-J zens of Lancaster, and the public generally, that lie has commenced the Stone Cutting in all its branches, a lew doors belew J. Myers printing office, in West Grange street, near North Queen street, Lancaster, where may be had MANTLES, MONUMENTS, ANI) GRAVE-STONES of every description, embellished with appropriate at Philadelphia prices.

Al-o, IJoiixc Yvorlt ol every Eki-iel. N. it. Letter Cuttii.g in English or German, executed in ns good a style as any of Die c-t aoIMimcnts in ties or Philadelphia city. He hopes by strict attention to business, and a desire to accommodate, both in tiie manner an i prices of his work, to merit a share of the public patronage.

July 16, 1815. Drnmore, Elizabethtown, New Holland, Elizabeth, Strasburg bor. Manheim bor. Salisbury, East Cocalico, East Donegal, Caernarvon, Martic, Bart, Colerain, Eulton Warwick, Marietta, Columbia, Sadsbury, Leacock, Brecknock, Mountjoy, Petersburg. (E.

000 West Lampeter 20 Conestoga, Washington bor. Ephrata, Conoy, Manheim, Millerstown, West Earl, West Ilempfield, Strasburg, 121 3m 124 73 Toy 112 119 "44 108 155 183 "So 000 76 53 73 aa 55 45 46 86 9 83 59 mrnm 27 61 53 98 91 2 192 000 15 68 15 BARLEY WANTED. 1 Ann BUSHELS of prime Barley -LUUU wanted, for which (be highest market price will be paid. For further particulars enquire at the store of I1AMERSLY A RICHARDS, Next door to the Market House, Centre Square, Lancaster. Oct.

8, 1845. 23 REAL CASKMER ALL WOOL, the most superb goods ever offered richly shaded. MauseliciO de Lain the greatest variety of stvles ever offered. Just received at the Bcc-IJive. JUST BECE1VED AT TIIE BEE HIVE, CLOTHS CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS that excel any thing ever offered; being purchased under circumstances that guarantee their cheapness.

FLANNELS: HOSIERY! Rich colored Gala PI ii s. Alpine Cloths, plain ami figured. Every variety of seasonable Dry Goods just ccivcil and will be sold at great bargains. CIIAS. E.

WENTZ BRO. CLOAKiNSS, N. L. Gmbre Cas-roero, fip Ladic Cloaks, just now npcrihig at tbe Bee Hive. CIIAS.

E. WENTZ BRO. ISRAEL KURTZ, HA TER, riVAKES this method to inform his friends and customers of his whereabouts. lie has removed bis RAT CAP STORE'YM from bis old establishment, above the Railroad, to the Room recently occupied by J. S.

Royal, ns a Book Store, I wo doors sou li of the Railroad where be v. dl be happy, at all (o reel ive bis old customers, and ail others who may he pleased to give him a call. He bus a good supply of HATS k. CAPS, of various sizes, various shapes, and different qualities, which he is disposed to furnish on the most reasonable and obliging terms The advertiser is Agent for Houghton all ice's celebmti'd laid lamps. Also for the Times, Pun, and Keystone newspapers.

Sept. 3, 6 mo. 13 pt. 10, 1845. 13-tf 21 12 18 3 AND HEAD CLOTHING STORE BARGAINS! 21 -3t pd sept.

24, 1845. MARBLE WORKS. milE undersigneds FINISHING ROOM is in Mechanics Hall, below Mr. Vanknnnns Hotel, in Orange Strcit, near North Queen. PHILLIP EE1TZELL.

Oct. 8, 1815. 23-tf 150 96 146 170 wmm Ti 67 113 37 123 109 17m READ THIS! HATHA WA Y'S PA TENT HOT Alii 001(1X6 STOVES No puffs the right Stoves for cook -ing neat and clean. Tiie subscriber having purchased from Mr. Jacob Gable tbe exclusive right to make, sell and vend the above justly celebrated stoves, would respecl-J fully inform (hose in went of them ti nt a full simply can be had, as I Jacob atilt Tm and Copper iMaim- removed bis esta-laclury, East King street.

hlMunent from 11 1 1 S. ARA. i-t King Street, Lan. July 30, to the new build ing recently erected by C. i lager.

STOP NEW GREAT rpHE undersign J- ed respectfully i forms his fiien and the public, that lie has STOVES! STOVES, 27 "49 135 52 13 32 75 000 Indiantown, West Cocalico, Blue Ball, Paradise, Rohrerstown, Lancaster twp. East Lampeter, Little Britain, Upper Leacock, 33 59 000 19 80 25 000 M. ROYERS Tailoring Establishment, HAS been removed to North Queen Street, three doors from Mr. Phillip Heitshus residence, on the corner of Walnut street. Oct.

8, 1845. 2t-23 New Fall and Whiter Goods, rnilF. subscribers respectfully nn-JL notinee that they are now opening a large and newly -elected stock of Fall and Winter Goods, to which they -specUully rail the attention of their friends and ruslnmrrs. I1AMERSLY RICHARDS, Centre Square, Lancaster. Oet.

8. 845. 23 VOCAL and instrumental CONCERT. MR. MEESER respectfully informs his friends and the citizens, he intends giving a Concert, at the Mechanics Institute, on Saturday evening, October ISth, upon which occasion he will be assisted by Messrs.

Fetter, Beck, Rock, and Westhaeffer, members of the Philharmonic Association of this city, who have kindly volunteered their services for the occasion. PART I. Duett, Ilano, Cassel's Military Waltz Fetter and Beck, Csssel. Song, Meeser, Columbia the Gem of the Ocean, Shaw. Ballad, Meeser, Carrier Dove.

Song, Meeser, Trump of Fame, Rossini. Duett, Fetter and Meeser, Larboard Watch, King. Ballad. Meeser, The spot where I was born, Bornett. Song, Tis sad to leave our Father Land, Knife.

Quartette, Fetter, Beck, Rock, and Westhaeffer, Proudly and Wide, arranged by Beck. Song, Meeser, Fairy Boy, Lover. PART II. Quick Step.Piano.composed ami dedicated to the Lancaster Fencibles, by S. R.

Beck. Ballad, Meeser, Aileen Mavour-neen, Rasche. Duett, and Beck, The Minute Gun at Sea, King. Trio, Fetter, Beck, and Rock, Medley, arranged by Beck. Song, Meeser, steal not the Ray, Clifton.

Song Meeser, old Long Islands Sea Girt Shore, Glee, Fetter, Meeser and Beck. Happy and Free, Hutchinson. Sotig, Aleeser, (by request.) My own Native Land, Brough. Finale, Orchestra. Negro Melodies, arranged by Beck.

Doors open at 7, and Concert to com rnence at half past 7 o'clock. Tickets 25 cents each, to lie had at the principal hotels and Book Stores, and at the residence of the sub-ci ib-r, Wert King street. Lancaster. GEO. F.

MEESER. Oct. 15. 21 rMfcilmmm 1ST DECEIVED, another exten-Cl sive addition (0 our superior 'lock of Cloths. Ca-Mmere.

Sul louts. iVe. (IHII. 1IAKT fc fill. BERT.

HATS, HATS, HATS! G1 KNTLEMEN about purchasing hats should not forget tiie New Hat Store, No. 19. North Queen street, next door to Geo. Mayer's Hardware Store, and directly opposite Michael's Hotel where the subscriber has received the Fall Fashions for IV 15, Ho also intends keeping an extensive assortment of hats of every description, varying in pi ices from one to dollars. 'A I S.

CAlS, I lb would respectfully inform the Ladies ami Gentlemen of the city ami county of Lancaster, that he has on hand a large assortment of Caps of the latest shapes, and various description he will sell lower than any other establishment in the citv. He also inform- Lis numerous friends and cu-loiner- flint be still continues to conduct tbe IIATTLVC bu-iness in all its brain be-, as heretofore, at bis Of. I) STAK'D I.YMAl IIOU.AA I), to vvbich place all orders for li delivery of Hat ar reqiie-led In he forwarded. DAVID 111 1 TZ. O.

IT, 1i-45. 29-1 in. I -Li FOli JACOB COMPF, TUHfJSH, Cor. of East King and Dal streets. I-L orders in Ins line of bin siness The subscriber ouhl res -cotiTilIy in-lonn Ins friends a.l customers, that he ill at aU lime, oe prepari il to furnish llis eosO.mer.s w-jR, AT 1 1 Vv A .8 TF.T HOT A 1 COOKING SIOE, which is aekiiow ledge! (o be the best art "do now hi use, ami needs no certificate iopiui.laim it merit, as il stands in dciiunee of any other now in 9e.

JACOB GABLE. N. B. Stoves nf all kinds constantly on baiio, which, together with Copper and Tin Ware, will be sold at the lowest PGce. july 30, 1845.

13-3in PETE RGER BERT TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORK Ell. AN b( found all lin.es at bis esla-i bli -lui i lit North Qu. i -tri ll, oppo-ite K.iu;im..i, llo id. and too d'sir iioi't 01 fob Majors i Eitai re 8' tin roofing, of 1 re de-erifdioii promptly niton led to. DA dS and PIPE ol all k.o! band or in ide In order.

All articles III bis hoe ol bu nn -s constantly on band, and ioca be is disposing 01 at the tmr-rd prim. Orders will be carefully at-h 'I'd' to for PlOin iNG of every vanity. A continuance ofthe liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon loin e- respi cRully solicited. Ho l( els sat bub bis terms and I. is wink wdl give -a 1 iseict ion t.

M5. 21-Jy PUBLIC SALE Or iiEAi. RSTATK. I'dne the 2'qli liny of old by piihlie 1 a 1 1 1 i pi, On GLORIOUS NEWS! We are informed by a passenger in this morning's train, that the democrats have carried Philadelphia county. Nativism is Dead Stocks in Philadelphia have tumbled down from their rates of last week.

UM. Died of Taralysis on Friday morning the 9th Mis.s Catharine E. Thompson. It affords a melancholy pleasure in the absence of all kindred, to leave upon record, as a memento, the amiable and endearing virtues of a departed friend. Mis.s Thompson was only known to be loved; she was kind and affectionate to a fault while the urbanity of her manners never failed to fascinate, and win for hera general and continued welcome.

She was a native of Ireland warm in her temperament and national predictions a great lover of freedom and the political institutions of her adopted country in reference to which she would sometimes allude with great strength and propriety- In general knowledge she had few superiors, and coiistitnt-ed by innocent humor and pointed wit. the lile and light of every company. She was a devoted practical believer in Christian principles, and throughout her nflliction in thfi vigorous use of her enlightened mind, she trusted in God through Christ for a happy eternity. During a residence ol pf'cnty-onc years in the family of Mrs. Dixon, of this city, she continually commanded the respect of all.

The chain of friendship has never been broken; and in her allusions to the extreme kindness of her many friends, her heart wonld relieve itself in tears ofgrati-tilde, thus rendering that bond still stronger as time approached when death iiouid sever the union. She has gone again we have heard that solemn requiem; mournfully pleasing has it fallen upon our ear; and while it led the mind to' contemplate departed worth, it whispered in its deep soft tones and its inspiring sentiments, tx thou aho iritily. The last obsequies have been' paid; the heavy sound of the descending clods has died away, while the stillness snrrminding the tomb may be broden only by the step or soliloquy of a visiting friend, in whose heart lives the recollections of her virtues and tho sure hope of her felicity. G. promptly ami elegantly executed, on tbe most moderate terms.

Always 00 band a large assortment of BED tCTGn band, anil manufacturin' to order, TIN Pl. and TEN PIN HU. 1.8 01 every size, sbaoe, nod vai I v. reorders for A PEN WORK, in all it will be promptly attended to. Sept.

31 year. Is GROCERIES! subscriber at his old stand ii( North Queen -In 1 1, live doors above I be Railroad, lias always on band a general axaorlnient of Frcisii Groce lie, which be is rm 1 In lurrush bis customers at the ul prh 1 nf Phil 1 -ih Ipliiii Just leei iv ami lie. wry low, a a or: meiil 01 8l TU8. 80 CAMtEE'. kr, One Inm i-i, a you mioil go aw av diss.i' sfed vw'i li.e qnahtv tils or Ins prices.

w. lor. I I A fTM IE suhscrib, offers for sale a A a 1 Two Stoiy FRAME in the village of Meelmiicsoiirg, Upper Leacock township. The hou-c is 21 by 20, with a kitchen ti by twelve; ihe whole in an excellent ite of repair, ami built till ee ar- ego of the ery heat Att.ichcd to the house is one Acre 01 Laud, 00 which is creclid a Barn. 20 s.

The whole promise are enclosed with loCi-t and pine rails, A pump with a spring of m'vcr tailing water within ten ul the kitchen door. There al also on the pi e.iii-e- a Wood house, pe'-pi a nd other rieces. ary out- I Inul-ling-. The hie iDoli is a o- -n cue I ill eveiy 1 1 1 hi mg a I and Ibriv mg in i a Idee in. on.

and I vie in- ilvof mills, Ac, not di of at private x'lln before the 31s of October, I It will be sold on that d.i. at public sale. I Terms will be made easy, (be- half of! foe purehisn lo ioey n1.1V remain on the property lor yea's, at an interest live per emt. per unuum. Sale at iMr house of George Marks, Innk'cper, Me- 1 clianicshlirg, Upper Le.icoeU township, 1 Lancaster county.

MOORE CONNELL. Get. gill'. VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE. Tlirsday the th day of Orlo'a.

0: New York dlorc. Ort. l.i, 1843. VALUABLE FARM at mu.ic: rjn.IF. suli-erilier will sell at public sale, a on the premises, on SAI I RDM.

the day Oetober next, a 2 o'eock, his valuable FARM, in IVquea Valley, Pai.olise township, Lancaster nointy. eon-tabling Do ACRES ami 12 PERCHES, strict measure, of fir-t late LIMESTONE ND. ill good order, about thrpe quarters of a mile from Willuimsto.vii, adjoining lands of lh nry Eckert. George Louis Eckert. Mr.

Fiier, and oilier. Peipiea cri along one edge the propeity The iniproveimoits me a co.nioi table wi I- Img AtX o' a aT with a pump in ar the if or. an eveelp.nt Stone Baiio With Wagon 8icd and Coin Cub 1 Niini.e lion e. Ac. 1 he li -Ms are ol convenient with goiji! I' nee-, Any I 1 1 li i-r iiit'orri 1011 i- oeemed tin-iii-Ci -sary.

a- it is suppos'd any pei-ui to pur will lew tie- -line I lie 1 1,: of ab. Terms niieie known at by ilm subscriber. MICHAEL MAUiNE. Sept. 17-ts 29.

Tim Lnis CVAiiii! Slo.r A fiat Worth kiiini mills r.n Is -li I. HE Nf. 1 9 i ALU iilLK on csl King Street, near the Bui Lion Hotel. It is bis lnteotio tu alway on hand an extensive a soriment of RE ADR MADE CLOT HIND all kinds, made in the best of tbe lust materials, and at such prices as will astonish those who have thought they bad bargains at other establishments. lie invites he feels satisfied that he cannot be undersold, and equally well satisfied that his work, in point of elegance and cannot be excelled in this city.

He always keep up a large assort-mini of COATS, VESTS, OVERCOATS, SACKS, cS'C. Ous tom Work- Undersigned will continue, 2f usual, to execute with the greatest prom- 1 1 Hide all orders that may be confided to bun. In all eases a lit is warranted. 'Di in tbe receipt nf the New York ami Philadelphia fashions as they appear, bis customers may rely pon having tin ir garments made up in tiie latest unJ most approved style. A continuance ot Dm liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon him, is respectfully solicited.

BENJAMIN LIGHT Y. Aug. 20, 1815. 16-tf. J.

Zieglers Cheap Store, olnutbia, Pa. FALL WINTER GOODS. FMIIE subscriber have just returned i I'rrin tbe cities ot New York and Ii ilaiiclpbia, with a large and well c-Iccti'd stock of DRYGOODS, such as Cloths, 1assi-meres, Sntlinets, Uc.M. rex, De Lanes Chits. ms, Caliect Chintzes, (Ring.

Iiam.i, Alpacas, Mrrhiocs, jj be tides rrey other article of FANCY DRY GOODS of tlm best quality and lowest prices, l-o Clirnp I itmih Gmrerirt i Coffee Ti'-i, Snap, Candles, Chocolate. 'Di'; trs ami Spices of all kinds. QM 1 Y-W A ASSW ARE AN KERY-WAKE, PWis i rc-h Salmon, Mackerel, Shad ami iU rring all of the best quality and all irticloH kept in Store, allot' winch wilt be old at reduced prices for cash or country produce. CT Don't forget Dm cheapest good in the County ran be bad at Ziegler store, second door Imlow Red Lion Hotel, Front street. Columbia, Pa.

Columbia, Sept. VP-6inr. 13 LOOK HERE! A variety or mr i. new tirovrx, all made at Dm Iron VVork( of Kiclii IJreiineinan.atid to bu Imd wholesale and retail, at tbe store of C. Kictler, East King street, few door East of tho Court caicr.

Theo Stove will be nld nt tho lowest prices, nil warranted. Should any pi lies break they can be supplied immediately. Call and tee, nnd you will brt lire buy. '1 bo usual assortment of Copper and Tin-Ware: so, ciitlmrs the best quality Horn I'lck till for lain nt Dio estublub- 0.1 r.t of C. KIF.FFF.lt.

S. il. Old metal takeu tu cacbtngw t. mo. I 14 SMI I coni- meg at 1 nt 7h 1 null Sum 1,1 the nn the fit qu ih of iiii; i v.

1 eto r. 1 ..1 11 -ot. Il ler i 1 1. 1., ii ore, ale! in a blgli -late of eiillii with eu(, spring am! wal'-r in every Odd, Ingetber witlia iiPti failing limn1 in in tilt: barn-yard. Tbe ui)proveni'nl' arc a very 'lot VI La.

11 a 'tit 1 1 1 1 1 1. -11 1 si 1 re 1 the 1 ibzens of Mount .1 1:1 JoV, and the 2u ('Din J- 1 Mr Akl Dl Mr a.ki Sj.l'HI;' BLANKETS FLANNELS! A 1INGIIAMS, Hosiery, Merinos, AI-puca. Shawls, 'aliens and a general assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods just received KIEL 1 1 ART St GILBERT, Oet 15.1815. New York Store. TO MERCHANT TAILORS.

(1 LOTI IS, Csissitneres, Satinet Is, Vel-J vets, Silk, Mohair and Peter Sham Rinding, Worsted Serges, Plaid mid Neapolitan Linings, Cotton i nd Merino, Shirts and Drawers, Sewings, Twist, Huttons. for sale low. GRILL, HART GILBERT. Oct. 15, Lila.

New York Store. IS SOLUTION rjlUL copa I tiursliip heretofore exist. J. nig between John I.eiiherand Jana II. Peiint 11, trailing under the Him of Lcuher Pennell, ast he Lancaster Iron Foundry, was this day dissolved by mu-tual All person having Haim against the firm will present them at the office for payment; and those indebted to the firm will confer a favor by sett Irng tlieir account at an curly day.

JOHN LENllEll, JAMES II. PJl.NN Oct. 8, 1845. 23-31 A CARD. rpHE undersigned having purr based Mr.

Lcnhcri interest in the Ran-easier Iron and Bra Foundry ext a hlislimenl, will hercalter conduct lint business in hi own name arid on hi own account. A continuance of tho very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on this establishment is resin rtlully solicited. JAMES If. PENNELL. pr.Eso.N8 as a 'ffi a good public, ia general, that they are now pic-parci! to term TOM I'M, AND GRAVi, fi ,01 ei doe 1 ep to 1 1 1 liar-.

The 11, let; 'I 1 not on', of a tie but Mu' 1 stfip il! epo il air, 10 I iii I'lut. i Sl He.ith it, i.u ul -I i 11.) 1 IpcI'in. hIs. jumi'i i V. 11 iri Mount Joy, ml ir Id 1 mi OB ill Lem.

10 i'VpI. next, will lie sold, on the prein ms, at 2 oclork, P. M. that VALUABLE FARM on whirh the sulisrriher now sides, situate on the New Holland turnpike, one mile from the city of Laneastef, containing 121 ACRESnml PERCHES, strict mea-iire, of first rate UMES'lONE LAND, in a high state of cultivation, great portion of Inrli ha been In ily tried within the la-t two years. 'I he properly is well watered with cluing-, and a (tream pas-s through the ceidu-of the Tie rin are in good ruder all po-ts and 1 till r.iilsa great portion of which ha been lately put up, im improvement are good brick n.

clt a an excellent Mono Bum, Giunuiy, wit.i Corn Crib ami U'agon shed iiHucled, Carriage House, tiirioke House, Dairy, all in good order Any further information i deemed mi- necessary, 11 it i supposed any penon 1 wishing to purchase Will view the proper- 1 ty before the day of sale, Term which will ho known Bt Sitli; by the subscriber. MICHAEL MALONE. I Sept. 17 29, Move are re peetiol!) 1 a quested no! to Iiurclia Mine wiibont lir-t ,1011 toe I is Move, eh now nail'. and a imine it and yi, 1 will ,0 once know ledge it superiority ov 1 1 every oilier Move now in use, MK 11 U.L g.

kei.m:. I.i tween Kauffman ml Michad' Il iteln, Nortli Quei trei t. Lace 1 ter. Lancaster, Aug. 29, lrflh InilJU SAi.K.

l'-ih of October t'-iiirday Barn, (Mru-c hoti-i am! 1,1 la ci initio: cr failing sj ling o'wa'er oc'i' I'lhir. renders it a in' i.ir a or ini, rki tin r. 9 lie re ,0 1 1 u1 mi a comt ml ti'enri 1 inn. ing ri 1 1 1 1 1 prennscs; posse-sing ab, Haul fall 13 lent i ii Itieomt w.ilcr at aU limes lor a power wMb ovn-'lmt wi.i,; of nine burse-. to comim nee at '-o'clock in the afternoon ol said day.

when 'tins of talc will be mafic known by tlm owner. IATRU BRADY. N. B. Tlm farm is adjoining lands of Jt, William.

Mathew Foul ling and otlurs. srpl. 24, 1815. 21- iip ft" Lav Fag, NEW HOLLAND, LANCASTER CO. riMIC.

undersigned would inform the JL citizens of New Holland and neigh-borhoirl that bo i now executing all kind of CARPET VVEAVIMG, at Ins pi me I bller Mentcrs s'me. ove 1 TaUe Eum.i, Color- ove INGE RSOELS LATE VAR. PUBLISHED THIS DAY-An Historical Sketch of the Second War between the United States and Great Britain, declared by act of Congress, June 18th, 1812, and concluded by peace, February 15th, 1S15. By Charles J. Iiigcrsoll.

Vol. 1, embracing the events of 1812-13. In one neat octavo volume, beautifully printed and done tip in extrucloth. ALSO: The Penny Mnguzne, No, 1 1 25 cents. George Barnwell, a Novel, by T.

S. Surr, 25 cents. The Wandering Jew, complete 50 cts. Vestiges of Creation, a new edition 75 cents. The Meir Expedition to Mexico, with plates.

Arnold's Lectures on Modern History. Reid's New English Dictionary. The Miscellaneous Writings of Geo. W. Burmin, author of Lectures to Young Men, 12rno.

SI. Tho Elements of Morality, including Polity, by Wm. Whewell, D. 2 vols. $1.

The Fright, by Mina Ellen Pickering, 05 cents. Nan Darrell, by Miss Ellen Pickering 25 cents. Every new Book published in this conn iry is received ns soon as published, mid for sale on the lowest terms, by J. GI8I1, Near tho Tost-office, Lancaster. Oct.

1,1 J2 CHAIR MAKING! rnilE subscriber resp, ctioUy intorm I In fni'tiiU and the pul, lie tint lie still carries on tlm Clnir iking Im-i-lies at in fal lu r'i old sf oil Not III Quern Midi, ttrrre doir a'ovo tbe lailirad. Chairs and Settees. of Dm most nat tern, and lo.ole of (be best 111 iii 1 1.1 1 and are equally rcmill liable fur Ibcir ele y.iiu'o of liuisli and gieil iliir.itoluy ill Mlb( tlher hss'111 the public that lie cannot tm nndeisoM lv any e-tab-lisluoi nt in flu city. all and examine for yourself before pMl'ctiHsiiigelsewlirrc. A continuum of tlm liberal patronage liiihrrtn extruded to liitn is respectfully solicited.

JACOB BITNER. Rpt. 3, I year. 16 Dm public bmi-u of D-ivnl E. I.ecldi r.

in Do- city of Lancaster, tlm subscribci, Iru-tcp of John Ifiml and wile, will expose to public s.ile, a one story DWELLING HOUSE, WITH A part of a lot of ground flltuelu'd thereto, situate on tlm East idc ofDmalley alting from Grange to Chest-nut between Nurtli Qiierriand Duk in said city, adjoining prop, rtv J. Foil, and Mrs. Get, 011 Die noitli, Mini Ehrinail on Dm soulli. This propertv being near tbe r.nir I is run- vein, mlfy situated for imrsoti' having bu-! sums oil or coimcdcil ill, tlm road. Sale to eorninrnrc at 7 o'clock.

I. M. I wb, attendance will lie yivcli and terms i made known bv THOMAS FBANKI.IN'. 1 NOTICE. To (he Cri it i tors of Richard Nagle.

FI1I1E uiiili rMgni'd, Auditor, appointed 1 by Dm Court to distribute and apportion the balani'o in Dm ImtnU of Mooi'u Cminell, Eq. ti iisleo of Itiehard Nngb', to and munrg tins creditor of laid R. Nagle, hereby give Hot ic tluil lie will at lend to Dm dutie of is appointment on Monday the 27th ol Oi lober next, at two o'l lock in Dm afiernoon, at tlm public bouse of Emanuel Yunharraii, in the city nf Eatirntcr, hen and where tlm sai en diiiii ill please prevunt their claim duly autlicnticntcd, W. CARFENTFR. Lao.Oct.

ELECTION. A V''UNG of of 11 iucatcr ('minty Bank, will bo held at Dm public Imiiio of Levi Swope. Last King Street, Lancaster, on Saltird iy, November 1, 1845, between the hour of 9 oclock in tho morning anil 3 o'clock in tlm afternoon, for tbu purpose of electing fourteen Director, to ervc for the ensuing yar. ROBERT l. CARSON, Cashier.

Oqt. 8, 16)5, 23-td Fi nn Emeu, Ilnur van, ty. New loll'iml, M-pt. 24. 91-3m imjTn ''Neatly I renti'd at (hisice.

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