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fit It j5B2fi rt 3 Vol. 7. YORK, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1873. Whole No. PUBLISHED KV15I.Y MOUSING Tub tsIuo of cow't till ha laviaei in IUlfonl count two I'Htlon'a Chtolln ti tha vry thing thia atirt of cold wi allmr fr cbaad lipa and try tine bottle it ii ecu't ci.it much and are lure it will rtHuT yu'j, suld at City liruj Store, orly.

Fibs Knots. Usat a quart of tar and ibrta peuadi ef rosin and mix with as tauoh saw dutt as cat) be worked in, spread oat, while hot, on a board, when eYd break ia lamps as larjs as hulls! walnuts, and lay by fur use. This eompositisn ean be HI up with a matek, and will burn long enough to start aay wso I that is dry enough to burn. A fine cutter sleigh for Rale upon reasonable terms. Inquire of A.

N. Green, Esq. You can get all the new styles of Rubber and Arctic Overshoes at Spahr's. The teat and cheapest assortment of Gloves at Spabr's. Boys' and Children's "Gura Boots" at a reduced price, at Spahr's.

The best assortment of Boy's and Children's Huts and Caps at Spahr's. Tux Worcester (Mass.) Gaiette says: 'They who wish to advertise judiciously and cheaply cau find no better medium through which to resch the great public than through Geo. P. Rowcll Agency, New York. Don't forget, if you want a Locking Glaaa, rail at Btrai k'a, U'j Sonth lnorg ilra.it, York, Pa.

acU-tf Leber's UnriTaWd Mince Meat a.jld at Welek'a: BtH-kwhtMt 'uke, mixed and ready to aki lit Ave miuuu-i Iit naing the Crem leant Unking Towditr lold al Welah I. Illa! Pttlln! nails 1 Com and ae the beaoti- fill aud large aaiorlraent of ImMs deployed at llnll'i rot-pry and Confix tlmtrry, Pomh George iireet. i lif stm kU wiil bo sold at lowest possibla ru'e. C'jmeeuc! Cumvsll! Pare (Hobs) Ground IVnper sold at Weltk's. Sollr.

Tbe Enrrka Baking Yea.it By thsfonad of a horn you thll reezuU-r it is the Knrrka Yvaat Wagon. Mr. Adam isinau drsin to call tba attention of all perioui d'jinjj tti. ir owu baking, that In will go through our itrcf this afternoon, for tba first tune, with a nperior quaint if Yfat which will st rrcat your doors any afternoon deain-d, except laturdiy and Sundays. Ciie it a trial.

Fret etry day. ADAM V1SMAN, Prop. Wright's ns p'tis ultra m'nes meat Just reeiv4 at Rou a So 4 iSorlk Cr street. Stporlsnieu take Sfotlre Onai, (llus. Juki the Stored Tiiomes, Cliaaitws A a large and well sdrtttsd ock it and imeri.au liuns, frvin VI ta Wecall particular atteution to a very ti us Bicah Loading Shot Gan.

augl5-tf J. II. Itarkbnrt the Kie-tic PbyniciaB his fceea woudvrlully succcss'iil ia treitmt-nt of obstinate and riTate dias and that too wii.bout tha nie of snerenry orquinius Parties sutiuring please call on biro and bssat-etid for yourselves, oflice l-ti North Ueorgostreet, York, P. Coneultationn strictly coLtid.utial. novetf l'lre Proof, Stone and Socklnghatn War Welsh's.

at F. SchMtle. Merchant Tailor, wishes inform bis patrons that be ha. smployd the services af an nosrienced Uulil uj raovsrs from the acei-d-. at.

So the business will ha attended to as heretofore. lin C. 1'. bCUAALB. 3Sew lHtes at No.

1 North George street. Goto Souse's for the bast mince meat. Honey ia the Comb at Welsh's, Choice Coafectionary made and ld at Wclsk'i. York Mntnal Baildknt; nnd Loan Anso riallou tueeti ersry Wednesday eruning, in Rupp'a liui ding, tbssfBce of A. T.

Patterson, Attorns, at 7 o'clock. TJiis association is bniit on a Mutual plan. It has takru tho Krcystowu Premiums with the City Ian; it is known by al uud coucenled that the Association will run out in a shorter time than any other association of tbia town. It gives more satinfuction to its nu'iuberii, aud it gives every member more money, ai ia mure liberal ia loaaiug money, thereby turning its uiucey back and uveraguin, where the others are loosing ground. Persons in want of stock can roc are the same of aay of the D.rectors or at the mooting.

J. W. BOLL. II. BULL, t.

J. BUCKIKGHAJk JOHN MAYERS, r. T. S.OTT. Prime Choose at No.

4 North George street. MISCELLANEOUS. A f1 IP T'7T? WASTED for ttrce -X Lr XVlV J. kj useful inventions. new and the LIGHTNING Nice, Gophers, Squirls, As.

Throws them away and sts itself es quick an its ZTT. evabwAU ua.u va? agOMt, AsAtft9M TELEGRAPH mSSS Sharpens all knives and seizors instantly, and will ect glass like a diamond. Sample, post pa by mail, fifty cents. Also, 12 combined in one in Mtrumeiit, be carried in the vest pocket Pocket Kule, Ruler, Squire Bevel, Screw luiver, Chisel. Com pa.ses, Seizors, Button-hole Cutter.

Paper Knife.Eraso- and Pencil sharpener. Sample (polistieii sieei; ny man. post pun, tor tiny cents. Piiver piai.s:i, i gum iJiaieu ti. Address COMBINATION TOO.

93 Mercer Bt, New York. may2S-tf. A GOLD WATCH. UrSTIXU-CASiEIl AntltlOAA.) a prize fur solving a Puzzle to upar in the Dwk. Send stamp fpr circular to Sosdat Daws, Phi adtlpkia, Pa augia-tf.

JkTW BARBER SHOP. WILLIAM HILL has opeaed a new IAR3ER SHOP, Market Street, doors Bast of tas Varmers' Market, Piftk War. YOHK, PA. Uair Cutting, Hir Dresiing, Skating tii Shampoonitiff promptly attmded to. ly atrial artentioa to kasiaens ha hopes share tff fh putiHt: p.rtronage ocfl5 An Oraauaent lor Every Aanerlean IToiae, THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OHABT, With viewa of "Independence Hall," "Oa the Wissahick-eu t'reek Fairtnouut Tark," "Up the Schuylkill," "Ueloa League Honne," a large beautiful Colored Map ofPhila delphia, showing Fairmount Park, where the Contehaial A' iversary Buildings will be erected, Ac Sirs, 40 by 18 inches, Pnbliahed la aid af 111 Ceateaaial Taad AaswTS Wajtis From te tM per rtsy eaa be asade Send 50 cents, and a specimen copy and terms to Agents will be sent by return mail.

T. R. CALI.EVI'ER PrjUishert TM.a and Walnut PbHa. Juneia-tf TCUOf iucd bating reieotly pid for tha fun of cut ing off tweWt iaehei tal nUing it to icboul hjjif. Saii or rxorcarr.

Vetirljr Claries Alexander, Auctiounr ioU at public Bale, io Frjion. a prcpcrlj trlongiug lo Mr. Taul tfaiif.tr, for 1C05. Purcbssar. Iirael Frey.

Ei. TLii waapropertjN'o 3 of Mr. muser'a, jTertiJ. No. 1 and 2 were witbJrtwn.

iMti). On Mot.Jnj ercDlng, Mr. Uenrj Still, agrJ 01 jrars, 1 mouth anJ 4 ilaji. 21 te tr mains will beintrrreJ at Prospect Hill Ome tery, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Kfla'ites anJ friends are rpectfully.initcJ to attend. Missibels Skiff Gaylord's Minstrel Troupo wiil appear ia Wa.hiugton Hall, on Kriday night ef tbia week.

Tbia auooessful rroupe appeared in York some years ago and give perfect satisfaction, and no doubt will be greeted by a full bouse, gee advertisement. Tim is the season for emptying the cloiets, wardrobes and cheats which are the uuil receptacles for cast off clothing. Wbal is of no u.ic to present owners will be luxurious clothing to thoi-e who have uext to none, and, will give warmth uai life to many of the shivering half clad poor. Tut weather was variable, yesUrJay. The greater portion of the day was cloudy.

Pome little snow fell the previous night. Yeeterday uoruing a driixling rain fell for a short time thei mometcr, thirty throe degrees. To-wardi evening rain began to fall agiin, and the sidewalks became very Blippery, and at ten o'clock the eky became clear. Anniversary. The anniversary exercises of the Beaver street M.

E. Sunday School will iftkc place tbid morning. The doors will be opened at eix. o'clock, and the exercis will egiu at seven. As tbece annual annHnrsary xerciaes are generally very largely attended, persons had better go early to get a good Stat Admifsiou, 10 eents Pcblic Sahs This evening at 7 o'clock, he farm in Spring Garden Township, belonging to the estate of Patrick Erwin, deceased, tviil be sold at the Auotion room ofCbarlee Uexander alio, at the same timo and place, fourteen shares of York Water Stock This stock will be offered one share with the privilege of all.

fee advc rtioemeut. Tuk building that was itjured by fire on MonJiy even'nijj, and btjlonyug to Issue Good- i Oompauy for The damages done to it attouct to 5131. The biiilding South of this and owned by James was insured in the Phoenix, of Hartford, for $100. Damages the same as Goodcn's. The losses were a ljuited yesterday by T.

Kirk White, nnd carpenters Lave already gone to work rrpuiriat; tie houses. Lira- is Const iXTisorLK A very fair and appreciative auiieuco liaieaed to ths lecture of Hon. Wayne MacVeagh on Constantinople io the Court house last evening. The lecturer give aa exceeding pleasant, though brief, description of his sea voyage and its discomfort, and his agreeable experiences in the oouutriej in which be lingered on his way to Turkey. The beauties of Constantinople were portrayed in a manner that pleased and iuformcd.

1 Thl following officers were duly elected by Seystouo Lodge, No. 2, I. 0. on Wednesday eveuicz last, and will be duly installed this (Wednesday) evening: W. Georgo W.

Wiuehold; J. Frank Goff; R. John frtallman; F. 3 T. R.

Hen-drickiou; Treasurer, William II. Batreid; Conductor, William P. Young; Chaplain, John Vambaugb, Board of Education, A. II. Chase, G.

W. Winehold, John Stallman; Trus-tees, W. tpangler, Geo. G. Hde, Herman Nos.

"Mute Howe "Somebody inquiring at the York, post office for a letter fur Mike Howe, received the gruff answer from one of the clerks but there was no letter there for anybody's cow. The above appeared iu the Lancaster Daily Examiner. Mr. Examiner, jcu must be misinformed in reference to the Poet Office, where the above ehouM Lave occurred. It could not take place at the York from the fact that there is no clerk in it that knows bow to be "gtufl They are all polite, geutlcinanly axJ clever.

I (iXOlfTUa SCSDAT) I JOHN II. W12LHII. at Bfa. Ntmfb Pentrr fttreet. ISAAC RCDiaiLL.

Kllior. Ilpnlht Mutter on Opening an.l Hoeing of Malls at Yerk Post Office. SMIL IftfttTl. PhlM'Va, N- irk, PVti more. D.

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M. TRAVELER'S GUIDE, Of prfire and Arrival or Hit Pamcdim TrMm At lork. DEPARTURES FROM YORK. SOUTHWARD. A.

VT 7.2) A. 9 A. 12 P. 3 30 P. and Vi V) night.

1 M. J0 A. Il A. aud t.uO P. M.

ARRIVALS AT YORK. FROM T1TK BOUTn. Ml A. M. U.23 A.M., 3 30 P.

.1 P. M. lO.If) X. end A M. FROM TUB XOMII.

A. 0.20 A.M., P. 5 and ROM THE HAFT. 9 1 A. 1.31 P.

and 9 IS P. M. SUNDAY TR4IN3. The mrlSward boind trains this station a Id P. an I A.

ar so-ifhward at 7 "0 A. M.snd 12 io A. run daily. All other trains dll as -( Suudee. TIANQYliJl AND GETTYSBURG RAILROAD.

train make connoctioo at tha UaooTer Junrtiuu: SOUTHMTAKD. TmIu Wing lrk at 7JO A. 9J0 A. M. and 8.80 NORTHWARD.

Train arrftin at York at 4 A. 113 A. 3.30 P. M.aud P.M. Trina rnn by PlitU tlma.

NTOOUN EST KRDA Oactral Stock, 8 ItonAi, I9, imcrioan 'JdM. 81' $7 lii SPH.NTKKS Bee new aJrertiscnieota on lajt pnj. Wo wish our readers a happy New Year, Sco ndTcrfijpmcnl bended "Auo'ion." To day ihf larpe pbow eteer will be chanced eff at Krantx's Hotel. Go and see it. Walch Nigbt sorTice3 wore held last night in different churches See adrerlisetmnt of W.

Lochman, who offers a tariely of Sewing Machines Tery cheap. A Bled Leafily-loaded with broke down yesterday, in NoitU rnn street, near Market. LOCAL 15JX13LLI01SJJC1C. Sek Horongh Ordinance in another column in reference to cleauing parements. It will be strictly enforced.

Notwitbstasdihq the inclemency of the weather last evening the streets were quite lively. Some shooting was heard auJ a number of masquerading parties were out. B. F. Roller, of Shrewsbury, Ta sol i on Mondty list, an irterest in his No 101,030 acd 3.773 to S.

E. Chandler, of Fort Deposit, for JS.ToO. Wi acknowledge the kindness of Mesnre. T. Kirk Whlte, P.

Sirickler and D. IT. Reiser in furnishing us with cnlendirs and blotters for the coming year. Taxis. We call attention lo the adrerlise tneut on the lat page under the head of 'Borough Immediate payinont of all unpaid borough taxes in required as to day the furthest limit expire.

How to Cl-bk Drsrsreu Hate a right good with a funny anecloie or two, and half doien hearty laugbs with each meal This eating at ft. restaurant, and shoveling in the provender in silence, will give tlyjpvpaiii to aa ostrich. Sfari tiii The True Democrat sys we are informed that Christian Etoner, of llellam Up ia feeding abcut tno hundred aud fifiy partridges on bis faro. Mr. Stoner dots not allow gunners to t-hoot them: and, now since the deep enow fell, which covers the etrth, and makes it hard for the birds to Gnd feed, he feed them to keep them alive Every farmer should do this, epare the poor bird; feed them from your large crop ot cheap corn.

Remember the deep snow mantles your grain fields. Tou will be rewarded for your kinloeej next harvest. Farmers, spate the partridges, feed the hungry birds, keep them from starving and freeiing to death, for want of food. Advshtisiiio gives a certain dignity lo the article advertised. It confers a kind of value it never before possessed.

It makes the article conspicuous, places it on record, brings it before the public, and creates for it ft status in the community. Advertise so ordinary an object as to old barn door, for example That door has taken on ft ntw value. It is worth more than it waj before, because people know that it is iu the market. People know that it exists, that it is for sale, and that it is considered worth advertising. It has gained ft history, and becomes a matter of interest.

People wonder if they do not want ft barn door, and perhaps, after some contemplation, feel little decpondent because they do not want one. The neighbors might suspect them of having no barn or, worse yet, of not being able to buy a eoor to it. John Smith is elevated by seeing his name in print. It looks better than plain John X. Smith.

Why should not a barn-door aspire to fame in having its birth and its good qualities announced in the local organ, and its purchase digaified in a bill of Bale Fboji IlAKtisBCBa to Bostow. flie following railroad item appeared in yesterday's Harrisburg Patriot: "The chief engineer of the South Mountain railroad company, who was in Harrisburg yesterday, is of opinioa that the grading of this new and important line will be completed next summer from Harrisburg to Hamburg. An extension of the road has been determined on, aud ft tnirve.y frou Hamburg to the Del aware river is uow beiug made with a view to tms end. Tno ultimate intention is to have a through line from this city to by way of the Delaware and the Hudson. It was originally deaigntd to have the western terminus of the South Mountain railroad at Rockville, but we are informed the project las been a bandoned and Harrisburg is to be substituted.

The deep snow has materially interfered with ihe work of buildiog the new railroad, but notwithstanding considerable headway has been made the past week. The force of workmen engagod on the line is about SOU, which will be largely increased ht the expiration of the winter season. 8HftiwsnuaT. We glean the following from the Shrewsbury correspondence to the Gazette of this week The new storo room and warehouse of Messrs. George P.

Everhart at Shrewsbury Station, has been completed and is now oocupied. The building is brick, 60x44 feet, two stories high with slate roof, and erected in the most substantial manner. The store room'is 25x44 feet with 12 ceiling; is located on tho south end of the new building, connecting with the etotre warehouse. The room has been fitted up in modern style, with open front and receaa windows. The old store room is to be fitted up for railroad offices and station rooms.

We will soon have the best railway accommodations along the line of the road. Col. A. Wilhelm, the popular manager of Cornwall Iron Works, paid this place ft flying viflit on Monday of last week. During hia stay he sold his house and lot of ground for and purohased one of Jesse Shewell, adjoining property of Jacob Kolter, for At a regular stated meeting of Shrewsbury Lodge, No.

423, A. Y. the following officers were elected to serve the ensuing masonic year: Jas. H. Blasscr, W.

Dr. D. C. Lberhart, S. J.

A. Blasser, J. Wm. F. Myers, Secretary; Eli McDonell, Treasur.

cr; B. F. Kollcr, Gerry, Jr, E. H. Oerry, Trustees.

For Sale. A small Farm near York, suitable for a Truck Farm. A spleudii Opening for ft Physician, Practice established. A first class Farm with ft Marble Quarry near the R. R.

in Md. A first class Farm with a' good Limestone Quarry near the R. Road in Md. A Grocery Store in York with Dwelling. Two Rooms for Rent 3rd floor, Lehmeyer's Buildiog A Farm in ParnJixe and Jackson townships and two Dwellings in Manchester York Co with a number of fine Dwellings and Business places in York, Maryland and Delaware.

Edwix C. Etlkt, Real Estate Agent. Lunch. You talk about Grand Lunches. You must go Selak's City Hall Garden, on New Year's Day for the best FreeLunt ever given in York.

Everything choice. No or.e can be tisappointed See for yourself. Tho best cattmtr for the palute in York, is the Hostess of the City Hall. Her reputation is as famil iar as "househo'd words." decC0-3t. Tut Ycrk Musical Association's meeting is postponed until the first Monday evening in January.

"IIappy New Year to All I tako this method of informing my friends and the public generally, that I will serve up, as a Lunch, on New Year's Day, Jnoary let 1873, Four Vign, at my Restaurant, to which I cordially invite everybody to partake of. The Pigs will be filled with the celebrated "Damp Ptadt" stuffing, to wit: Sour kraut. Lunch from 10 o'clock, A. M. to 2 o'clock P.

M. dec27 J. S. Joses. Look at This! The large and desirable Store Hoom and Dwelling House adjoining Jas.

Kendig's, formerly known as the Washington House. Price, $10,500. Other property at from up. Call on the old reliable agency. P.

E. Wilt. Tin best plaee to buy Furs ia at Spahr's, as he has the largest and best selected stock in town, which he is selling at very low prices. A LrjxuuT worth possessing. "Bartlett's" AajusUDle Spring Bed.

Their cost places them within reach of all. Dealers supplied at a discount. Oflice aud sales room, 12 West Market York, PcnnA. Boots Suots eUeap at Ladies' Btlmoral Shoes tt 1.2-3 inl lst Moroceo Sbcs, l. 50, 32 00 and Men's Gaiters excellent quality, Men's Balmorals, $1.50 and Ladies' Gum Shoe3, 75c.

Calendars for 1873 can be had at T. Kirk White's Insurance Agency, free of charge, by calling for them. SI'ECIAL NOTICES. R. Ittikabitum takes pleasure toiuform you that he has removed his place of business to No.

4 Kast Market street the Morris DniR Storo. He has now on hand a very fUe anorticcnt of fancy gomls, hif stock consists of a larjro of Hoop skirts aid corsets, Madam P'v's Skirt Supporters, Ribbons, Kid Gloves, in large variety, UanJWchicfs Hair goods. Black aud White I.ao-4 and Lined Collars and Cuffs. Crape Veils, and hundreds of other articles too nume-ous to mention. Be-meroberthe place, opposite the Morris Drug Store.

Quite a number of remarkable corn have beea effected among the citizens of this place, by the use of that Great Household Rmdy, Pain Cure 01'. AH should try it. orsale at City Drug Store. Wright' n'plm ultra Mince Meat, 7 ptands for one dollar at Boll's. Unking Mol, ranging fross 12, IS, 20, and 26 cents per quart, at Boll's.

For tho Holidays. J. M. tnysrkas oa hand a large lot of Skates, Beys' Tool Chests, Sleigh Bells, Pocket and Tble Cutlery," Ac which he wi'l sell very cheap. Give him a call.

No. 3 Soutk George street. P. 8 Everybody buys a Patent Broom Clamp, far only twenty-five cems. The Sew Bridie Or at Intersst is manifested in the progress ot the new iron bridge over tha Codorns.

on Main street. But it is eclipsed by the greater interest manifested by all in the removal ot'the Oity Drug Store, with its new elegant and commodious which will take place shortly and of which the public will be du'y apprised. The Baltimore Oaaette, Daily and We kly Wm. II. Welsh, Henry Taylor and W.

Carpentor, Kdi- tors aud Proprietors. The Baltimore Gaiette is one of the largeit and best political, financial and co mmercial family newspapers in the country, couta'niug the latest telegraphic news from all pa-ts of the world, received daily urit'I it goes to press after midniirkt. Subscription to the Daily per annum, ia advance, sin ale coidcs cents or IS rents perwek. Tha Weekly Gaiette, the sime sue as the Daily, is is6u every Sat unlay, price 1.5'), per annum. The 1'aily G.ette will bo delivered tasubst riber ii York regularly every morning inime-duloly after tlte arrival of the Niagar Kxpree A.

M.lat Is rents, per week, by J. Shelly iied Agent to receive subscripttins and niakethe colVoUioni. WELSH, TAYLOH A SUBSCRIBE FOH "THE YORK DAILY. It wi I'ut tit CVut a fco. ilia BlttmAe itrwt..