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AMERICA EWING MACHINES IMPROVED AND PERFECTED, 111111 THE LATEST AND THE BEST, stand for the speakers and seats for the people had beer, put up also, a long table, loaded with the substantiale of life, was nwjtIng After the respects had been paid to Ibe latter, the sneaking led oir by Col. William L. Bear, of Ltneaster, Who was followed by Rev. It.o-vm, Of Bainbridge. A.

largo Bible was prosomted by tho ladies of the place, through the former sp eaker to, and received by the latter in behalf of Bainbridge Council. No. 231. Col. John K.

Milli, of Philadelphia, Col. E. D. Reath, J. W.

Marshall and others of this county also spoke. Tho meeting represented National, State and Subordinate Council. I the evening a grand entortaintnent was given in tho town hall by the dramatic troupe of this place, and was well patronized med med. med. 1- 1, 1 I.

DRYGOODA AND GREAT OPENING OF FALL GOODS, I AT JORN STEIN'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE! Having Just returned from attending Shriff's Auction Hales, in Now York, am offering the largest and cheapest It148Ortn1011L or DR GOODS AND NOTIONS ever brought to this city. My prices defy competition. All are invited to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. No chargos tnaile for examining the goods. A large stock of ILE CLO DING always on hut, or made to order by I ho best workmen, et prices one-third lower than elsewhere.

Par. ticular attention given to ROOTS AND 151101A-4 of all kinds, which will besold atastontshingly low prices. Now goods reeeived daily from A uctien Sales, at STEIN'S, No.24 West King Street, 8ep20-t a doors below Cooper's Hotel. 26 WEST KING STREET. 26 iT RING STREET.

26 The I heapest as well as the Best PRICE OF A COMPLETE MACHINE, ITH OVER, LOCK AND KEY, AND A LL TILE ATTACHMENTS, ONLY $60 CALL AND BEE IV. F. Duncan, Agent, NO. 03 NORTH QUEEN STREET. IIIMAnueotly" competent te abovi Machine.

A liberal umn wanted to travel Iii salary given. sop17-Ifd was moving. In her effort to get on the train be fell, both her legs striking the rail. A gentleman who close by, removed her front her perilone position, thus preventing what might have resulted iu a shocking chieut. wheel of one of the oars out oil a portion of the ribbons of hor hat.

We did not 1011111 the name of this lady whose thoughtlessness so nearly led to her eerious injury. She took the Lancaster Train east ward, as designed. INCREASE OP STUDENTS A correeponL dent of the 1Wormed Church Messenger, in referring to the different literary institutions of the Reformed Miura, says "The classic halls of Franklin and Marshall College, located at Lancaster, are fairly swarm- log with new life. In the beautiful college campus are daily to be seen many new faces, and the cry is, 'still they come. More are expected to drop in during the early part of the session.

At the opening of the present collegiate year, an accession of thirty-six new students was reported. These are tributed among the several classes, from the 'grave senior' down to the more 'barbarous NEW CORK FACTORY The Morning Tele. graph says that Jay Cadwell some time since purchased the properties ofJohn Swart; and the rear portion of that of John Powell, in Middle street; for the purpose of erecting an extensive Cbrk Factory. The area to be covered by the building, which will front on Locust street, will be almost equal to that on which one of our Cotton Mills stand. The work of erection will shortly commence.

IMPROVEMENT: J. R. Royer is putting up a three-story bake bongo on his lotthe upper story being designed for finishing line work, and the seeondstory for general confectionery and bakieg. Tim building will be fifty-live feet long, the extensive of the kind in Lancaster. Ituractrots Rev.

C. F. Turner, pastor of the Duke Street M. E. Church, will preach this evening in the Evangelical Chapel, Mel-bury street.

Rev. 3. O. Lehr, of Norristown, will puha' at the same place to morrow evening. A.

ADLER. We have now in stock a complete assortment of )'ALL AND WINTER GO0 DA, selected wit It the greatest care, and purchased under great advantages, which will enable us to furnish i those that will flvor us with their custom, with gomtquallty goods, and at prices as low as the lowest. I Particular attention has been paid to the tilling up of our SHOE DEPARTMENT. Geto I told Ladies', Boys, and Misses, and Boots, shoes anti Gaiters, of every description, good and cheap. Gloves, a splendid quality, in every color and shade, at the remarkably low price of 75 cents.

AI-call anti ijc, at A. A DLE It'd. sep2o-tfd Tug ORIGINAL Howe Sewing Machine, IMPROVED. Call and examine before purchasing other Machines. Combines au the LATNNT IMPROVIINENTS IN Hemming, Pelting, Ruffling, Braiding, Tucking, Quitting, Ording, Binding.

GATHERING AND SEWING UN AT Tkili SAME TIME. 0Moe at A. W. Baldwin's, 231,4 South Queen.st., Lancaster, and Gordonvilfe, where the Machines can always be seen and obtained, as well as trom the Agents. So-Special at.

tention given to every Machine E. 11. HERR, T. It. LAW, Agents for Lancaster county LIOUSE FURNISHING GOOOS.

THE REAL ESTATIE MARKET Mrs.M. M. Moore has sold her brick dwelling house on the west side of South Duke-st. near the public schools, to Dr. di.

A. $5000. REMOVAL. FLINN BRENEMAN LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. TIIE LATENT WAR NEWS.

Napoleon and II le Reported Wealth-. AlsaceUncertainty or Peace or War Movements or Thierti--The Italian Troop In RomeA New Venom) Confederation, de LONDON, Sept. 21.The Times of this morn lug bai an important Article following upon the publicetion of' M. Pietri's letter, deeigued to refute the storiee of the lie rerial protligany anti acquieitions. The article says: tdring to diemipate the calumnies which have been directed against the Imperial we cau Mato that they spent in France all they ever received from France.

Napoleon will leave Wilhelmehohilas poor as in 1848. For himself he ham only the cottage which his mother, Queen Hortenee, bequeathed bitut The Empress has only her private Jewels anti her hereditary estate in Spain. The Prince Imperial has a house which was bequeathed to him near Trieste." CARLSRUHE, Sept. 21.The newly appointed Prussian Governor of the province of Aleut) has boated a proclamation to the Inhabitants, in which the following declarations are made The State will not interfere with the Church or its eccleelaNtice. Preaching, speakng or acting against the antheritiee will be punished by military law.

The Government will only take cognizance of infraotions of its authority by indiscretions on the part of the clergy." LONDON, Sept. 21.The Times of to-day says, there is a momentary calm throughout Fraucts, the prelude to a settled peace or the outburst of a storm more furious and destrw tive than any war yet witnessed. it is C61- tain that if either negotiator hod manifeeted a peremptory and inflexible feeling, M. Jules Fevre's mission would have terminated before now, but negotiations being still open, Vie hope of peace remains. LONDON, Sept.

21.A telegram from Tours announces that M. Thiers left that city upon a mission to Vienna and St. Petersburg. The government of Baden has prohibited the execution of the aPpal decrees, if incompatible with the laws of the State. LONDON, Sept.

21-11 te.Coneole for money, 9.f,; do. Amount. 92N U. S. Five.

Tweuty of 1862, 901490N. The market opened steady with good business. FLORENCE, Sept. 21.Italian troops, in heavy columns, forced the gate of Rome last night and entered the city. They are now in complete occupation of the Eterttal City.

The foreign soldiery ofTer-el a slight resietance to the invadere, and kept op a briek fire upon the defiling column. The Pope, however, ordered them to cease iirieg, anti the Italians were BOOU afterward waiters of thoci'y. LospoN, Sept. 21-10. a m.Consols 921 for money.

and 92,,, for account bonds of 1862 9090. It is reported that Italian troops have entered and occupied Rome. LONDON, Sept 2I.A. special despatch from Berlin, dated the is just received Professioual politicians matured their plans In regard to the new German Confederation, called Nfirddenttichelynntl." ilerr Delbruck is to be President. The Council has been called at headquarters, anti the Bavarian, Baden and Wurtemburg Governments are busily conferring in regard to the political future.

Herr Lascar, the national liberal deputy, is going to stump the North German States. It is proposed that Frankfort be declared at the same time a neutral city and the capital of the new Thus it will hold towards the new Confederation the same position Washington and the District of Columbia do to the United States of America. This is the first direct step towards what has long been the dream of the German patriotsnot merely a German Union, but a German Union of allied republics. COPENHAGEN, Sept. 21.

The French Iron clads and two corvettes, part of the Freneh Baltic fleet, were seeu leaving the Baltic yesterday afternoon about six, passing Great Bell and going northward. 1870. 1870 FALL AND WINTER Dry Goods. HAGER BROTHERS are now recetvIng their stock of Fall and IVinter Goods, which will be sold ttt the Lowest Pr lees: BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED CANTON FLANNELs. WHITE, RED AND GREY FLANNELS.

OPERA FLANNELS. BLANKETS, SHAWLS, DRESS WATER-PROOF CLOAKINGS Also SUITINIIS FOREIGN AND 1)051E4TIC CLOTHS, ASSI KBES, SUITING. OVERCOATINGS IN ALL QUALITIES. Also, a fell line or Fall and Winter Clothing, OF OUR OWN mAacirAcTutts. Ist EN'S DRESS SUITS, BustNEss SVITS, YoUl SUITS, goyNt sUITS, AND OVEKCONTS.

a-Clothing mails up to order promptly, sty Ii, and satisfaction guaranteed. sepLi-t RI 11110 ER 13ROTHERS. HAVE REMOVED THEM IMMENSE STOCK OF POLITICAL. IN DEMSDENT MmDIDATE POR RECORDS11. In consequence of the fraud perpetrated three years ago, and the dishonorable means used at the late electloh to defeat me for the nomination, I respectfully offer myself to the voters of Lancaster county as an Independent candidate tor the Mod of Recorder.

7: MARTIN D. HISS. August 30th, STOVES, And House Furnishing Goods, THEIR emwiftio.mmlimm. SALE OF CAMP MEETING LOTS A salo of lotm at the Landiovillo Camp Meeting grounde, belonging to tho Harrieburg Distriet of the Methodist Episcopal Church, wan hold yesterday. The ground to be disposed of had previously boon ourveyell and otaked off under the direction of J.

B. Good, of this city, into lots 18 by 40 feet, all on aveuues 25 feet wide. The basis of prices for lots raugod from fifty to one hundred dollars, the right of choice being put up to the highest bidder. The sale ounnienced between nine and ton o'clock iu the forenoon, anti was continued up to noon. Up to that time sixty-live lots, aggregating $6528, were sold.

In tho afternoon Home half dozen more Iota were taken. The following is a list of the lotm disposoil of', with the prices received Section A-No. 1:3, William Patton, Col ambia, $100; No. 18, Col. J.

Weoley Awl, Harrisburg, $100. Section B-No. 1, Columbia charge, 8115; No. 2, Henry F. Bruuner, $105; No.

3, B. Frew, $115; No. 4, Col. J. Wesley Awl, Harrisburg, $145; No.

5, Daniel Wilt, $130; No. U. Goo. Park, $75; No. 8, H.

F. Brunner, $60. Section C-No. 1, A. Wilhelm, $150; No.

2, H. F. Bruner, $145; No. 3, Abraham Bruner, $145; No. 4, Mrs.

Anna Sharp, Lancaster, No. 5, Rev. Mr. Montgomery, $110. Section D-No.

1, Joseph Samson, Lancaster, $100; No. 2, D. B. Hostetter, Lancooter, $100; No. 3, Jomeph Samsou, for church, $100.

Section F-No. 1, Rev. C. I. Thompson, Harrisbarg, $110 No.

2, J. J. Clyde, Harrisburg, $105 No. 3, Gregory, $J05 No. 4, It.

R. Ebrieman, $110 No. 5, G. F. McFarland, Harrisburg, $110 No.

15, Barbour, $50. Section Wm. Patton, Columbia, $125; No. 2, D. Raymond, $140; No.

3, Zeigler, $125 No. 4, David Hartman, Lan- caster, 4,125 No. 5, .3 ohn Trinsler, Lancaster, $140 No. 6, Rev. Mr.

Milner, $75 No. 7, Mrs. Jane Wagner, $80 No. 8, Middletown oltargo, $73 No. W.

K. Bender, $65 No. 10, D. 11. Behloman, $65; No.

11, John Wise, $59 No. 18. J. B. Good, Lancaster, $75.

Section H-No. 1, S. S. Grove, $110 No. 2, Henry Suydam, $125 No.

3, Hershey, $125; No. 4, Washington Wrighter, Columbia, 115 No. 5, Henry Crouse 6110 No. 6, do. 875 11 No.

7, Henry echtel, Mount Joy, $76 No. 8, Ephraim Hershey, $60 No. 9, A. Ilendorson, $50 No. lo, Jacob Mentzer.

$53 No. 14, Giies, $50 No. 15, Samuel Hoar, $53 No. 16, H. Thomas, $50; No.

17, Daniel Stape, $61 No. 18, Misses Cooper, $78; No. 19, Scott Patton, 890. Section I-No. 1, John Blakely, Philadel- phia $1'25; No.

2, do. $125; No. 3, J. J. Clyde, Harrisburg, $125; 4, S.

M. Myers, Lancaster, $125; No. 5, J. J. Clyde, Harrisburg, $125; No.

6. John Blakely, Philo- 1 delphis, $135; No. '7, Col. G. P.

McFarland, Harrisburg, 160; No. 8, J. J. Clyde, Harrisburg, $105 No. 10, D.

T. Wilson, $110; N. 11, Geo. (helm, $75 No. 12, S.

M. Myers, LaneAster, $75; o. 13, A. O. ilioster, Harrisburg, $100; No.

14, D. B. Hostetter, Lancaster, $105; No. 15, John 131akely, phia, $105. In the afternooa half a dozea lots were talcs-n at the prices fixod upon them.

Among the parchasers were Mrs. A. H. Hood and Robert al Morrow, of Lancaeter Mrs. Hood choosing No.

5 of section and Mr. Morrow No. 4 of the same soction. The price of each was 8100. A lot, the numbar anti section of which we did not learn, was selected for the Misses Miller, of Lancaster.

Thomas Holt, of Lancaster, also purchased a lot, in section No. 24, for $50. The attendance at the sale wa4 not large, though all present had come for the purpose of securing a lot. The sale was quite satisfactory to all concerned. The plot was divided into 160 lots, from which it will be seen that a large uumber remain on hand, many of which are desirably located.

The only change made in the plan of the camp was the removal of the site for the pulpit few rods further southwest from where the pulpit stool at the meeting last summer. Those who attetided the sale-with the exception of a few who secured dinner at a hotel in Landisv -t -brought provisions with them and sp the day in picnic style. Tho weather lay was delightful for the season, though a 1,, ar degrees too low in ternperaturo for comfort in the woods. Henry Shubert, of this city, acted es Aucneer Rev. C.

I. Thompson, of Harrisburg, is General Col. J. Wesley Awl, of Harrisburg, Clerk, and Ephraim Hershey, of Columbia, Treasurer. 3 --WENTZ- PLUMBING, GAB FITTING, TIN AND tarsATE Youn DOCTOR'S BILL When Wistar's Nam of Wild Cherry will cues coughs, at the lungs, and arrest the fell destroyer, Consumption, it does more than most physicians can do.

The use of a single bottle, costing one dollar, will satisfy the incredulous that they need look no further tor the required aid. nrCLEAR AS TILE is that balmy fluid which is taking the place of the unctuous compounds hitheito used for dyeing the hair. VITALI.A,OR SALVAT ION YOB TEB Is as cloudless as the light in beauty's eyes, and It darkens gray hair to any shade, from golden brown to perfect Sold by all druggIsts. isep19-3teod BEE HIVE STORE BEE HIVE STORE HEADS THE LINE! NOW OPENING I FALL GOODS IN ABUNDANCE. GREAT BARGAINS IN Water-Proof Cloths FOR SUITS, SPLENDID GOODS, $1.00 PER YARD.

SHAWLS AND DRESS GOODS. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, Itolt MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. BEST CANTON FLANNELS, MUSLINS AND GINGHAM'S. in the City, for 1214 ets. per yard.

SPLENDID CALICOES for 10 cts. JUST OPENEDa lot of Linen Ilandker. and hosiery, Ladles, Corsets and Under-Clotbing, less than Wholesale Prices. Tu0S. WENTZ, BEE HIVE NTORE, se12-tfd No.

5 East King St. COPPER SHOPS, TO THEIR NEW BUILDING, NO. 69, NORTH QUEEN META LANCASTER. sep17-tfths SPECIAL NOTICES. TFINeRoiNti INTITLSC011)Tet)e(r oSn.

MOND EVENING, SS PT EMBER WO; The lloye, School will be licM in Mr. Gates, Secondary, corner Duke lind German-As and th Girls' ecnool in Miss Minden's Secondary, second story iris' High School Building, Cot. Priuce end Chesinut-ots. BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE. sep20-8td ALL TIIE YEAR ROUND 1 SODA, VICHY, ATM KISSINOEN WATERS Owing to the great tietnend for Meilleated the subscriber intends in llama, to have his SUPERIOR MINERAL WATER FOUNTAIN in operation all the year PURR SODA, VICHY and KIHNINeeN on DRAUGHT, Or martini for the sick, cam Its hiel at all times at J.

IL MARKLEY'S Exeelsior" Apothecary, sep-17-12td I 41 North Queen street. BRENERAN Are prepared to furnish their cuatomers, and the public, with a pure article of Baltimore Co9Ly kens' Clay and Blacksmith Coal, of all sizes, at lowest market rates. We deal In standard qualities Only of known reputation. A very superior article on band, suitable for base-burning heaters. 04-Orders lett at our Office, No.

2 EAST ORANGE or Yard, COS. YATES. St. and PEN NU It. promptly attended to.

SALT OF ALL BRANDS, by the eat-load, or In smaller HARRY It. Ilitesamae. Jetta S. BUSHMAN. eep16.4td&2awd ()I1SteruEnidteinstiAa 111071 is liewl)pYreSt'ill'rEettltonsAul tl ppiy his old customers, as well as all new ones with PRIME OYSTERS of the BEST QUALITIES, wholesale and retail.

Families and parties oupplied at the shortest notice. Prices from 40 cents to $1.50 per hundred II ENILY DIETRICH, sep14-1utt1 No. 3el North Queen Street. MHO ASt NVA LEER'S SUPERIOR MINERAL WATER TLING ESTABLISIIM ENT, S. E.

cor. Rock- land and Locust-sts. arA orders promptly attended to. tjune29 WIRE RAILING, WIRE GUARDS, tor Store 2 Fronts, Factories ete. Heavy Crimped Wire Cloth for Clea teng Coal, Heavy Screen Cloths anti Coal Screens, Wire Webbing for Sheep and Poultry Yards, Paper Makere Wires, 'bless and Iron Wire Cloth Sieves, Painted Screens, Wire Wolk.

Every hilormation by addressing the tweed M. WALKER SONS, 11 North Philadelphia febt-lyd-is NOTICE. The Firm of EVANS, McEVOY doing business as Bankers in Lancaster city. having een dissolved by the df ath of Patrick McEvoy, nd the him of It. A.

EVANS successors to Evans, McEvoy having been dissolved by mutual eonsent, all persons knewing themselves to be indebted to either of said linue will make immediate payment. All maturing notes must be paid when due. Depositors who have not already reeeived notice, will please call and have their Recounts settled without delay, as no interest wilt be allowed after this date on daily balances. Holders of certificates not yet due will confer a favor by presenting them at once for pay. went.

IL A. no the business of the said firms during the usual Banking Hours, R. A. EVANS, HENRY CARPENTER, S. 11.

REYNOLDS. June 30, 1870. tjulyl-trd OAK TANN A 11 Call or stiet for price list. JOS. K.

BAUMAN, near Penn'a Its IL. Depot, Lancaster, Pa. ROSADALIS ROSADALIS I lExtrocts from a letter received from Rev. T. W.

Smith. UMONVILLU, b. April Gentlemen sPlease forward immediately one dozen Rosadahs to my address. I order this for an old gentleman Dear eighty years of age, who hat been induced to use upon my recommendation, for Dyspepsia ani Liver Complaint. A holy et 1fl acqudntance, be.

tween forty mad fifty years of age, had been suffering with a uterine ittlection for three or four years. Teo mon, hs ago she used three or four bottles Rosadalis, and was more improved by it than by any remedy she had ever before used. For sale by A. A. Bailey and C.

A. Locher, Druggists, Lancaster, Pa. sep16-2weod-ie WANTS. mEACII ER 'WANTED. The Columbia Scheol Board wish to employ one Teacher for eeondary School No.

I teim eight months, Pula, per month. Applications to be matte on or before the 2Gth of this month, GEO. YOUNG, Cotumnia, Sept. 19111, Mo. Secretary.

sep19-6til -DERSONS DESIRING SITUATIONS are Invited to call at No 2 Market Street, and register their applications. Housekeepers want jug reliable help are invited to apply at No. 2 Market St, tsepl-Imd I1TAN TED-50 IlEA IS OF HORS ES of all kinds, for which Oa Highest Cash Price will be paid, at No. 45 West Kin g-st. COPL END LI Agents.

sep8-2wd, WATCHES, JEWELRY, No. 9.1 WRY L. ZAHN, No. 9. NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER Has just received a line assortment of Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, which he will sell low.

Watches, Clocks, Silver-plated Ware, and Jewehy of every description constantly on hand. AirRepairing of all kinds promptly attended to and particular attention given to the adjusting of Glasses to suit the sight. jy14-sind SOMETHING ENV WE ARE NOW OFFERING A 'ITCH MADE EXPRESSLY FOR 0U11 SALES, Which is of extra finish and warranted a re liable Timekeeper. It has extra jewels, Chro nometer balance with conical pivots, temper ed hair-spring, sunk second dial aim quick train, making 18,000 beats per hour. The bes WATCH in the market for the money.

AlsO, a large stock of Jewelry, Silver an Silver-Plated Ware, Clocks, Spectacles, ZAMA JACKSON'S, 15 NORTH QUEEN sr' -15 jnne28-tfdis (1 OLD. PRICES I k7l WATCHES, 1 VASES, CLOCKs -GOLD TuILET sETS EWELAY, ES, 18 kt. etOLD 'SILVERWARE, I SOLID RINGS C. 1 GILLESPIE'S 10 WEST KISM Sr. 10 DAV.

J. Jeweler, (Late H. L. Zahui,) Ttiv, OLD STA. CORNER, ST.

AND CENTRIC HVIARB, LANCASTER. PA. WATCHES, CLOCKS, SOLID SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WARE At ota TiMe Price I have the largeet told beet assorted stock ot SP ELTAILES ever offered in Lancaster. Paricuisr care given to suiting cases of Cataract, ptrsons requiring peculiar giaisiiaaw id attention to Watch work and repairingsatisfaction guaranteed. Call and see me before buying elsewhere.

Don't forget the place ZAIIM'S CORN ER, North Oneen-iit. anti Centre Sonata. I tune164Adia MILLINER', T' TI'LEIL'EllIVHAANITCOUNTY! LAN- WILL OPEN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST. It J. HOUSTON, FALL.

1870 FALL JOHN D. SKILES IS NOW RECEIVING NEW FALL DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, FLANNELS, PRINTS, MUSLINS, AT POPULAR PRICES. CLOTHS, COATINGS, CASSIMERES AND viisriNus, In all the new styles, made up at short nott JOHN D. SKILES, 24 EAST KING ST. 110 TRUST WHAT TIME 11AS SANCTIONED The maxim that the voice of the people is the voice of the divinity, may, in some cases, ba cpen to doubt, but lite testimony of honest and enlightened witnesses extendirg through a set ies of yeat and all to the same purport is worthy of credence, admits of no question.

Upon such testimony the reputation of HOS TE2'TER'S STOMACH BITTERS as an antidote, aml mug, for, many ailments, is based. During the twenty years that it has been before tlio world, innumerable preparations ntended to compete with it have gone up like rockets, and come down the extinguished sticks. Menu while the progress of that incomparable tonic has been swift and steadyalways upward anti onward like the eagle's flight. Its introduction produced a revolution in therapeutics, and it proved to be one of those Salutary revolutions that cannot go backwards, To-day, HOSTETTER'S BITTERS Is one of the most popular remedies in and 'commands it larger said than any other medicinal preparation, domestic or imported, on this side of the Atlantic. As a cure for dyspepsia, bilious disorders, nervous affections, general debility, and as a preventive of epidemic fevers, it takes precedence of every other remedy.

This fact should teach the ambitious country dealers who endeavor to foist their local abortions on the public in its stead, how futile their small attempts to cajole the community tut.st necessarily Where the game fish have failed there 38 no chance for the suckerS." (sop" 19-3teodaw NET CASH WHOLESALE DEALER IN HOSIERY, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, NOTIONS. AND SMALL WARES. SECOND Ft Dolt Or OVER NEW FRENCH 11001? MYRRH BATRPON'S BUILDING, 3 CLOrnlvta t3ToRE, Illinois PolitiesA Universal Republic In Europe. SPIUNGPIELD, Sept. prelim' nary contest for United States Senator is bt ginning to assume considerable importance.

The prominent cand Watts for this position are lion. Jogelsby, Gin. John A. Logan and Gov. Gustavus Toerner.

A meeting of French, German, Irish and English citizens of Spriogileld is called to be held in the Representative Hall, on Saturday. The object of this meeting is to take some action to show sympathy for the establishment of a universal Republic in Europe. FALL FALL. 1870 READY-MADE CLOTHING! S. E.

ANGLE CENTRE SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA. I have embarked In this enterpriile with the belief, founded on an experience ot fifteen years in managing a country store, in this county, and the assured success of Miller a Hartman, as holesale grocers, that a Wholesale Notion Business, properly conducted in this city, is needed, and will succeed. My goods are purchased for cash, from first hands only, and, as all the expenses of business are much less here than in New York or Philadelphia, I believe I can sell them at least as low as they can be bought in the larger cities. Ali-Goods sold only to Decaers. aug31-1mdaw BARGAIN S'I'Olt 71 N.

QUEEN ST. A PULL ASSORTMENT OF READY-MADE CLOTHING, eir Of Our Own FOR MEN AND Bor5, WEAR, AT LOW PRICKS. Call and examine my before purchasing JOHN D. SILKS, sepiStfthtur-ts No. 24 East King Street.

Shooting Affair at Memphis. MEMPHIS, Sept. shooting atfair occurred this morning on Front Row, near Madison, between Mr. Boyd, of the firm of Boyd, White Sc Davis, and Mr. Jos.

Ashford, bookkeeper of Brooks, Neely Co. They are brothers'inlaw. Several shots were exchanged and Boyd badly wounded by a ball in the right shoulder ainroue in the left side. Ashford is unhurt. 1 FALL MILLINERY NEW STYLE FALL SHAWLS, i iza.

Wednesday, September 21st, 1870, this city, Hannah Maria, wife of Henry Fisher, in the 33d year of her age. The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her father, John Gorreeht, West Walnut street, on Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock. '1 AT IN QUANTITIES, AT wasmommmdmdb GUNDAKER'S. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I Critipi of Chinamen.

NEW YOILIC, Sept. 21.Two car loads cf Chinamen came in No. 6 train on the Erie road from Pott Jatvis yts eiday. They arrived recently from fl 154, and do not speak a word of English. They went front the train at Santiago Park Station, about quarter of a mile from Passaic Bridge.

It is surmised they are going to work on a section of the Midland Railroad. Child Butned to Death. CHICACrO, Sept. half-past 5 o'clock yesterday atternoon, a little girl two and a half years old, daughter of Michael Yoang, accidentally set tire to her clothes which were burned entirely off her body. The little one was barite(' so badly that she expired within two hours front the time the accident occurred.

JUST RECEIVED, ALL THIC A TT ENTION, IrENCIBLESITIIERE will be a muster and inspection of the Company on FRIDAY EVENING at 7 o'clock. Every member is requested to be present. 13A1tNHAHT, 8en21-2td1 Captain Commanding. Fahnestock's, NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE. WATER-PROOF CLOTHS, 1 REDUCRD IN PIM); PROM g.00 UP.

NEW BLACK ALPACAS, OF A SUPERIOR MAKE, AT 31, 372, 50, 74 AND $1.00. NEW OPERA SACK FLANNELS, PLAID AND PLAIN, ALL ft. DRUNREN AND DISORDERLY PERSONS--A Test Case Oa Saturday last a youngman was arrested in the neighLorhood of the railroad, taken before Alderman Fisher, and charged with drunken and disorderly conduct. hearing of the case was postponed until Tuesday. At the hearing witnesses were examined.

and the charge sustained, when the accused was committed to the county prison for five days. lie was immemediately taken Out on a habeas corpus, but the alderman, desiring to make this a test case, proposed to hear testimony, and the accused was remanded to prison until this morning, when the hearing was had before a full bench. The authority under which this and similar commitments are made is section 5 of tbe act of March 31, 1853, and reads as follows lo That any or persons who may be convicted under existing laws, before the mayor or any other alderman of the city of Lancaster, or any justice ef the peace of Lancastf county, at, a vagrant, drutiken or disorderly person, shall for the first offence be sentenced to confinement at hard labor in the Lancaster county prison for any term not exceeding one month, ant for the second offence for any term not less than one month or more than three months, and shall be fed, clothed and treated as convicts in said prison are directed to be fed, clothed and treated." The Commonwealth was represented by Mayor. Atlee and Gen. Fisher, and the defendant by Hon.

J. Dickey and J. W. Jolmson, fog. The question resolved itself Into this single point, whether a magistrate had power to commit for one single act of drunkenness and disorder.

After brief arguments by the council and the citations of authorities, a majority of the Court decided that one act constituted the offence. A magistrate, therefore, has power to commit, under the act cited, for the first offence. The question being settled Gen. Fisher asked for the discharge of the accused, and the Court granted the request. TOTON MONDAY, THE 12TH a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES, in a green leather ease, on Duke street.

The tinder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them at Store, East King street. titd AITANTEDIN A SMALL FAMILY, 1V a GIRL that esti do general housework. r-Good wages will be given. sep21-3id) Enquire at this Office. NEW FALL GOODS COM pig rth.M0 AT THE Iteeeivett Patty, as they appear, which we oft At the Lowest FAUN ESTOCK, ISIXT DOOR.

TO TLIS GREEN (JOTTAGE, TO-MORROW (TIIITIVWAY) AFTERNOON AND EVENING. DAIL TICKETS 50. Latest Novelties of Hats, FEATRERS, FLOWERS VELVETS, AND RIBBONS, Which we offer at our usually Low Prices, and cordially invite all to call and examine. Also, a large assortment and select shades of Excelsior and Wools, 8 shades to the pound, shaded the same as Zephyr, something new. Also, Bergmann Zephyr wool, all shades.

Pure Linen Wills, Hemstitched, 14 cents. Beautiful Mourning bets, new style. quality of black and colored Sash Ribbons, cheap. New style Bracelets (gold plate.) handsome Lace Collars, 12, 14, 20 25 cents. OUR siocli IS ALw CHOIGE' AND sELEtTOLIR GOODS OF THE BEST tit AL1TYOUR PRICES THE LOWES --uALL AND BE CONVINuED Aping Bargain Store 71 NORTH QUEEN STREET, I NEAR THE DEPOT.

Itir COUNTRY MILLINER Scan be supplied holesale at Philadelphia Prices. Cali and see our and give us a trial at No. 71. ang27.tid-is 13 NORTH. QUEEN STREET.

10' ".1 ow. I sep104fd I COURT HOUSE. GENTS' IPIIRXISILING GOODS. r. RUSSIAN BRACE, TNESIRABLE 'PROPERTY AT PUB- Liu SAL.ON SATURDAY, SRPTItMDER.

24th. -1870, at the public house of W. T. Youart, Gratit Ps Landing. near Lancaster city, 214 ACR Es FIRST-4QU ALITY LJM1STONJS LAND, with now Krouse and tiara fronting On the Villow street turnpike, mile from the city limits.

salc to commence at 5 o'clock p. of said day. For particulars address, or call on SAAPL 1.1ESS,Auctioneer. ..1 TRIMMED WITH PATENT COMPOSITE FELT END''. 114 Fur Ow Go to Tit 14 MI'llSte.

rov PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 91.The flour market is not so strong as csterday, although pticei ate quotably unchanged. 1 here is a m.o.-0y inquiry irom he home censumels, but ship. pees it I Dot at Dig Io 101 extent about 1300 bids. changed hands including superfine at tVJ 45.50 xti us at 45,54:45.75 Iowa NVisconsin anti Minneso a extra at for low up to 3.75 for fancy Penn'a (to.

do. at Indiana and Ohio wit Diu 1110 same raDge and fancy brands at in quality. Eye noire cannot be quoted over $5.75. kices of Cormneal-s to nominal. There is not inuell activity in tbe N1 neat market.

uiid err little liewald except for prime lots sales Of i.100 bus. Western itt $1 Zisql.to, and 400 bug. amber choice at Rye may be quoteti ut biS8 cts. for estern. Corn is in demand, and with lig lit receipts, prices again advanced sales of 4000 bus.

at $1 tor Western Penn'a and Delaware ellow, and 0541116 cis. tor estern mixed. 1 oats are in fate request- at the recent advance; sales of 3O00 bus. 010,05 cis. foe WIFI to Westtart anti Peided, mot is.

tor Del ii. are. Nothing (ming In Burley Or Malt hisky is doll, and in be abserce of sales -we quote Wester iron bound at Ilie Stuck Markets. Nsw Yosa, Kept. p.

m.Gold 113; U. 34gli; Quicksilver Mariposa do. pfil. 10; Boston V. 12; Welts, 9 aego Co.

AMeriettli sti; Adttwt U. s. ram, N. Central Erie 22; do Ott 467i ilhlusOu b7g; teati.ing ob; Mien tjutritl 119. Shore Sz; lit.

crubrat 133; CieNrti Pitisburg 1o5; N. WCSIHI'll no. pia hock st. Paul 0417-; rad. Wabash Ft.

ayne 93; Ohio tt- STOCK OF TI ES Received to-day, at Fait INDIA GAUZE SLURTS, to 13Lit 0 14 FRLAY, EP- EMBER 23d, 1870, in North NV ter street, oppoMte Evangelical Church, tables, chairs, Fettee, pa and bedsteads, blinds, wa-listand, meal chest, qutensware, Sale to commence at, 1 p. m. se1) 2P2till If. 1131.1Eit'f, Auctioneer. -T- A NCASTEI1 US ION NO.

7, IlAUUTILI TEES OF membet arc requested to attend a tueeting'to be beld in their Ball. on EbIDAY EV aNING, 1411 Elt 230, 1870, at 7 Punctual attendance of all members is required. as business of importance will be brought before the Order. Those tailing to attend must abide with the cons qmuces, as this is tlie last notice. itd1 MARY EttiSMAN, hoc boe'y.

Napoleon! That wicked destroyer of Liberty, was a few daya too late to stop the IMPOKTATION of our STOCK OF FALL MILLINER1 Which arrived safely 'with the last steamer from Our hibbons, Plume's, Velvets, lowere, se. are in beauty and quality anything ever offered in this Market. aug22-tfd I JACOB i.Ok.B. THE UNION PRAYER held in the afternoon from 4 to in Tonperauce continue to be deeply interesting to all who participate, and their only.regrot is that they are not more largely attended by the menibers of the vat ious churches, and others who might be edified thereby. 're-morrow evening the Young Nten's Christian Association Prayer Meeting will be bold in the Dorwart street Chapel, were all interested in tuis good work are invited to attend.

NARRow ESCAPE This morning, as ths Lancaster Train pull-d out atilt, Pennsylvania Railroad depot in this city, to allow another train to pass, a lady, who intonded taking passage On the Lancaster Train, supposing it was making its final departure for the east, attempted to get aboard while it FOR FINE SUSPILNIiiritS, WIought before ihe Iti34-(t-tt Goo NRISMAN'S, 411.4 NORTH QUEEN ST .4 I 1DRINTIE its CAN JOS SUPP141 with GotifreVa Celebratea ROLLIfttk. l'OSITION at this Whew, at. Manufacturer, prioetilesS freight. thtw dr J. itb.INOMIL.

have removed their btore 'twin from Cuurch street to 104,, North Queen street, above Pennsylvania hatiroad Depot, Lancaster, reana. IsepS-ttt 1)001C 'AN TING PAPER, OE ii stZea, can be had hy Printers and others at this Office at reasonable prices..