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I If IP fe Ayo 4iJ Ajy imj i it mri't i a Vol. 14. YORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1876. Whole No. 1828, ereiae the wer with which the law invests PUBLISHED EYE It MOKNIM TO TAKR GREASR BPOTI OCT OP CaRFKTR Hit a little soap into a gallon of warm water For Sale.

One of the finest horses in York, gentle and kind and works whereever put. Also an excellent spring wpgon with oover and tongue, built exprofsly t) order. To be seen at No 13 west Market street. fub23-tf V. L.

EliNEY. A Grand Free Sour Krout Lunch will be served this eveuin at the Wino Saloon in John A. Weiaor'a Building, Centre Squ ire, where the celebrated Philadelphia Beer from Btrgner Engel'a Brewery will be on tap. E. Kuoll, Fiop.

i Laurel. There will be a special meeting of the liaurel Steam Fire Engine Company, Ne. 1, nf York, this (Wednesday) even (izosrtiio ICVBAT) I JUMM JUt WKLHH, at 4 BTartb BMitr Street, II A AO RTDIIILL. Loeai Utter OpaUa ud CteJcr of Malta at York PM OflsM. aiuoioss.

I nuiiiuti. abT.m. im. Tm tTu riitualrk, 10 7. II AS 1.44 pew York, 19 100 T.

T. Il.tft IUor, 7 in) 8 4S i.OO r. lit FHUtarg, M.a 1. 7. 4.00 Barrtabarc Way, io.tr ton Laneaatar, t0.4 7.

M5 olbta. o.it 7. 7- 1.41 WrtnMrtUe, 10.4? 4 to.tf 7. 7 4.00 Baltimore War, no U4 14110 1141 4. Vtanoter, MVS 00 11.4A 4.

Dliiabsrg, R.no! so thorn that (ley should hare sufficient cour age lo exercise this right, and to save the pas- aeugers froru being disturbed or endangered by the disorderly and improper conduct of persons in a state of intoxication. I am grat ified in Wit alls toaay that thii rase shows a state of f.iots very commendable on the part of the eouda -tor iu this reepevt. Visit to Maple Gkovb Stock Farm The West French, lows, Times of the 18th inst ssya A few dajs ago, in company with oar young friend, Dr. J. II.

Minthorn, we vinited the Msple Grove Stock Farm, owned by Mr. Daniel Cookaon Sons, situated a-bout 2) mibs South-east of West Branch, which contains about 240 acres of splendid rolling prarn land. The proprietors are from York County, Pennaylvania, and settled in this County bout eighteen yeurs ago. They have on tlu ir farm a neat and commodious dwolling bouitu; whuh is surrounded with beautiful evergreens and shrubbery of various kinds, which gives the reaidenc a handsome and picturesque appearance a large bank barn and rcauy other out buildings which is only useful to such extensive farmers and cattle breeder. The machinery used to work this farm i the latest improvement.

The large barn is filled with fine thorough bred Short-Lorn Durham cattle, and cannot be excelled, 'ither in beauty or quality. In conolua on let ns say that Mr. Cookaon Sons def rve much credit and praise, in their efforU improve utock raiding in Cedar County. My success attend their efforts. TnK narrisburg Telegraph of last evening conUins tho following The visit of Mr.

Small, of York, to his home from L-npaio, where he has been long devoting himself to the study of music, gave some energetio young ladies and gentlemen of this city bit opportunity for adding to tho funds of a ble charity while affording an appreciative udienoe the gratification of cn- jying a rar musical treat. Mbs Rachael Briggs took the affair in hand, aud, with char- acteristio energy and tasto, made it a perfect success. Mr. Small presided at the mano and at Ijyed exquisitely, astonishing tho.e who ouly expected to hear a promising amateur. lo executes with a finish and splendor far surpassing many of those who are looked upon as professional wonders on the instrument eo difficult to mvfU'r.

The other performers were Miss Briggs, Mr. Ed. Qtc-, Miss Nannie Cress ell, and a idy who Mr. Small in the opening piece, whose n.irne escaped us. Altogether this impromptu concert whieh Mrs.

Briggs threw open her spacious parlors on L'ront street was a perfect musical success; and, we are gratified to add. nut aoma nn. ty-fivo dollar into tho treasury of the Home of the JfVicn.llcas. The thanks of the audience are duo to the performers for a pleasant evening, and tho knowledge that a good object has bceu aided by tbajoung ladies and gentle men named. Susquehanna and other Streams.

The Harrisburg Patriot of yesterday says: The people reading iu the lowlands skirting the Susquehanna have not been relieved en- tirt-ly of the furi which have boen innpired in tbem by the immense gorges. Tho fact that the ice on the West Branch and other tributaries ha not bceu dislodged and that large quantities of snoxr are yet to melt create a fearful uiiedness. But apprehensions of danger to property are not confined to these people Alun some of the emaller streams disastrous 0..11 sequences aro feared. The Williamsport Bulletin saja: Above this point as far as the eyo can reach, there is nothing but one eolid stretch of ice and saw logs piled up together indiscriminately, covering the natural channel and stretching out on either side for a corr.i derable distance over the low bottomlands. This gorge extends above the Spring Garden milli, a distance of perhaps two miles, and it is estimated that that distance there are at leant ouo million Uvu.

of logs wuieh It is impossible to save. Iu several plu oa along the east aide of the stream it bfcviues necoasary to leave the road emirely; owiug to the ue haviDg been forced upon it to sue an extent that it is impossible to get along. From the amount of snow which cx- is along the LoyaUoek, it is almost certain that a few dajs of mild weather, or ft warm ruin, will proe very disastrous to tnose ftlonir the creek ai ove, and particularly to the bridges aud ruber below the gorge, as the nature of the country above is 6uch as to a great amount of water to be thrown suddenly the creek, which would overflow ita banks ant' carry iuevitihle deitruction iu its course, than add half an ounce of borai waah the p-vrl well with a elsan alolk, and tksgreaaeor dirty spot will aoen disappear. Died. -Teaterday Charles Gilfillcn, eon Rer.

M. J. and Alleman, in his tenth month. Serricoe in the lecture room of the Union Lutheran Churth this morning at 8 o'clock. The remains will be interred lo the Cemetery at Hanover.

Yesterday morning, Imna Balotne, daughter of Ambroae and Amanda Faust, aged 2 years and 20 days. renjoNAL. It is stated that Treaident Scott, of the rennnjlranu road, intends ta king a Southern tour, which will probably ex tend to Florida. Ha will attend the monthly meeting of the directors of the Northern Cen tral Railway Company in Baltimore on Thurs day, and will continue tbtrorrrn his special car. I be trip is announced to be one of plea sure.

Thr Shrewsbury Correspondence to yester day's Gazette says: The little boy Montis, injured some ten days ago by being struck by an engine, is still in a critical condition, but hopes are en tertained of his reoorery. Died, on Tuesday, the 16th after a lingering illness, John C. Bailey, aged 69 yetfs, 1 month and 14 days. There Is a good deal of sicknecs prerailing through the country just now. Our Tbysic-ians are rery busy.

Tho complaints are most ly from colds. Programme of School Examina tions. 8.30 to 8.45, opening exercises each day. to9.4-"5, German, juniors; 9.43 to 10.Freu.ih, seniors; 10 to 10.15, recess; 10.15 to 11 15, Algebra, seniors; 11.15 to 11.35, Greek, junior and seniors. Afternoon 1 to 2 30, Outlines of History, freshmen 2.30 to 2 45, reoeas 2.45 to 3.45, Caesar, juniors.

IhuraAiy 8.45 to 9.45, Algebra, juniors i 9.15 to 10 45, German, aentors; 10.45 to 11.45, Natural Philosophy, junior. Afternoon. 1 to 2, French, junior and senior 2 to 3, Geom etry, sophomore; 3 to 4, Jlentil Science, seniors. TnK following paragraph Jappeara in the Choeter (Pa Republican of the 5th inat Mr. Small was a son of Daniel Small, Esq a former resident of this place, and who now re- ides at Schuylkill Haven, Pmu'a; Dtath of a Veteran: Join Edward Small, who died in this city on Tuesday lat, was a soldier in the Mexican war, baring marched with General Scott from Vera Crua to the uitjr meaicv, auu parueipateu in every en-pngement from the fall of the Castle of San Juan de Uloa to the surrender of the capital of Mexico.

It was during this campaign that he contracted the disease which undermined his health, and ultimately terminated fatally. The deceased was a printer by profession, and was at one time employed in the office of this paper. He was a kind parent and a good citizon. Ocn attention was attracted yesterday by the unloading of ooal, from a Urge wagon, which evidently was brought to town from the country. Upon inquiry we learned that the coals were brought from Turnpike Station on the Wrightsviile Branch R.

11., and that the man who was hauling them could afford to have them shipped from the mines to that station, via York, load them on his wagon and deliver them to town at ona dollar per ton less than what the aaiue coal can be purchased for at York yards. It appear that the difference in rates of freight at every point east of York is so great that col can be ordered to those inta, even by wsy of our own town, and farmers can afford to haul coal in with teams and then furnish the same at one dollar less per ton than if the ooal were directed to York at once from the mines. Suoh discrimination against our town should be protested against inmiste. Rights or Railway Companies. It baa just been decided that when a railway com- cover damages in case such passengers are killed after having been ejeoted.

The judge who made the decisiou said I fttn gratified to say that the evidence shows that an i-upor- tant and proper duty on the part of the con- ductor was performed, and so far from, being condemned by a verdict against bis company Lis conduct should be prisd aa worthy of commendation. We all know how imjortant to tho public it that condu jtori should ex. COAL, clean and cheap a specialty. Also, pine and oak kinding and cord wood, at Prin-oess street Coal and Wood Yard, MAYEK. For Rent.

A few more left. 1 on east Philadelphia 200, with hall and 5 rooms front with back building; 1 on east Main one story, per month 1 on south Queen street, square from Main fctreet, $7 per month 2 on south Duke street, per month. Pktek E. Wilt, marl8 tf Real Estate Agent. Hl'EClALNOTICKS.

aiat from li Tlneynrd. A frh lot' of Steuben couuty domeitic Wttiea Port, Sha-ry, lona, Nativa laaliflla, Catawba and Urapa Drautly. Pllisi-riaa. re-iuineaJ (brae winfta at th pureat and beat on thia cuutitf Dt Sold only at City Drug titore. m2i Important That every fanily should use J.

Mourve Taylor's Crram Yeaat Raking Powder. Wnlllrk'. ftallick'i Uncy frames. Waliick'a oval immtx 3 cents. Wklhck'a fancy initial p'tpt 1A crnts, Wallik'i tatebt at) la i(Hr cmta.

Waliick'a oil painting! only ti 60. WIhrk' ta tie cbeHptfit place. Wa lick's field croquet $1 M'ailic t'i grace boopa 10 cents. al iick'a IS ceot paper, Wollick a tritka Mother I want Si go 2 Wallick's. maris The Wotlier'd Journal, edited by Mrw.

M. J. lark of New Yoik City, sya in feeding children let lone Arrowroot, Cracker Water and ail aucb ttiinpa. aud try RIDUt'8 POOD. Baring teen it fairly teated, we recommend It without hesitation.

aprll 9m PerMonnl Notice. All ofUcra, sailors and sold. icra, wounded, ruptured or injured in the lata Rebellion, however slightly, can obtain a Penaion by addreotine DR. K. B.

JACKS-JN, Late Snriroon in United r'ttea Nary, no. wi eiuxiu Oommaninatlous promptly anawemd. eclSly A Card. The following from the editora! columns of tha Bal. tiuuir- Epiacopal Me' hod st refers to a medical gentle run wtiom 1 have anown now bin cniiabooU, and to tio'n I cnrdia'ly wli-h the success to which his fiuo tal-eun manners and prolefiio-al skill fully i-utit'e him A.

Editor Methodist Prot-iaiHiit "Dr. O. W. Bensoa, a practicdug physician, at 106 Nciili Futw aireet, Bal'imore, has paid 1Kb attention to nervous dieeae, has discovered that combined, in a err. tam proportion, invariably cures henduche, eillur hil-lli.

us, dyspeptic, n-roua or sick hcnrluche. neuralgia -il neroususs This is a triutiiih in medical chemistry, and sun -rerj all over the couctry are orderinR by nmil. He prparea it in pliUat fifty nta per bt Tha ctor ia largely known and highly re pecied in Baltimore. piicfipal MHltodiit. (I.ctieriolhe Baltimore Sun, Jul iQ, J673 tr.

Editor: Celt ry bus only come into public cotire wlihiu thelastfewy-araaa nervine, but scientiuc ex-p-riTi-nt and exprience have proved beyond a roubt tlttt It controls nervous irritation and periodic nervoGa ami Rk headaches to a marked degree. nut a combination the JSxtaacT of Cklxbt ahb Chamomile, which ha been but recently Introduced to i proiee.ion auu me public by myself, has Drotiictd tn. marvel results in cnrinit iioroiui a uud head- -ache and epociilly nervous aud sick heacltul.es and s'et plessntss, ihit it has excited public attention ami newspaper comments, nert lire give the foilowinr uwuiMJ. of letters of ii quiry for and about them. My pills for the cure of and Bartousnega, are pr -par-d ui der my ow anpervision, and are intended il irtssly to cure hiadachts, nenraigia, slorpleasuedg, and u.

rvou-ncss, and will cure eiy case where no or-Kanio tliaeases of the brain or spinal cord exists. Hundred of canes of many yea; standing have buen cur-d. matter U')wcbrouic orobitinate 'he case maybe a p.rmanei cure is niortlly certain. -This statement' is after years of ezt erieuce in their ia the ecu-el practice of roodic'ne. 1 he-e Pills are also very valnaMe fc school children whi sufTe'from nervous h'4'taches, cansnd ly over r'cd bra in their and ior all ciaasea rf haid brain-woikeis wheae cvertttxed lcitoud rentxa uecd ri-pair aid atdaiion.

Nurvoua tremor, weiikncaa atd paralysis are teii.g daily onred these rills, as well us other tronbl a me seas pendent uponier-v im rangement. Tt.ey give Kir, nbb and arri-cgrn to tiia pule, lean and They coTect coetivtess m.y by iiviiit( tne to the nervous sjslem, and allaying i vous Irritation cf the stomach and bowels t'irectiuus on each box. Irice 60 cents, rr txixea for f2.50; poftas'e fretto a addresj, or ay be ordered Ihrouph any drngg'', pes master or atoreiioeper. No crier rill- iiulens accoii pauxd by mor.ev, or 1. tter a'S'Tered that di.es uotconiaiu a cent a'amp.

Office V'O North butaw Street, Baltimore, Md. is. C. W. Bicf oir.

WVI. BMITH Agentsfor York, Pa. fehl4w-2aw The Most Wonderful Ulscwvery of tte Century. Dr. 8.

L'. Howe'a AUAUisxii.u tcui: for Consnmpiion and ilstaaes of the Throat, Cheat, and Luij. The only medicine of tho kind in th? worid. A substitute for Cod Liver Oil. I'ermauenrly cures Asthma, Bronch'ti, Incipient Connniptioe" fright Sweais, Loss of Voice, fcuortu's o' Breath Catanb, CouRhs, Colds, etc in a few dnys, like magic Pice 1 tnittle.

Also, Dr 1). Howe's n.iAX roxiti l'CMirjEu, wnich differs f'om all other prepa-ationg 1ti the imrne-di-kt actiou upon the Liver. Kidneys It is purely vegetable, e'eauses the system of all impurities, builds It riitht square up, and makes Pure, H' Blood. It cures Scrofulous Disease, cf kind.i, reiuuves Cob-stipa'ion and roftuUtea the IiowoIb. 1'or ''Nervntia Dt- Willy." "Lost Vitality," Biscaaps," and "Broken Down I "challone tha 19 century" to rrodL-eita equal.

Pvery bottlo is wcrlfrit weight in gold. Ftice fl per bottle. Aleo, Ir. 8. D.

AKAB1AS "SUGAlt VER 1III.S. They cleanse the Liver and Stomach thoroo hJy, remove natipatioL; contain no calomel nor at olhr injurious ingredient, nd jtt qnickiy uvmu thes irgitus. without producing pain or weakneas. Price ilSe stspet box Consntcptivee should rseall three ot tb above medicines. Id at 1 he Moms Drue Store, Wm.

8rithA( Seaat iiarket street, nerul Areits for York, Pa Bit D.HOWK, Propriet I ISl Chambers New rk. Afrt Lant't curt fur frfnv Kail. marVS-lf tth T) EMOVAL. ne boa removed anl Plating KtaLliahmnt to West Markattitraet, on dour nt or tbe rrt. ing, at 71 o'clock.

By ordor of the President G. W. Wixehold, Soct'y. Notice. The members of the Tyrolean are rsqueated to meet this ednesday) evening, as business of impnr a nee is to be transacted.

I3y order of the President. T. Coluns, 8ec'y. Editok York Daily The Citizens Band of York, through your columns, desire to tender Mr. John Henry Denig, alias "Jack Shepherd" a unanimous vote of thanks for the valuable donation of two uniform coats, rresen- tad by him at a reoent meeting, and to assure him of their appreoia'ion of his kindness, and offer their best wishes for his future success and proaperity.

mar-'l J. Q. HAMMER, Sec y. For aick headache, liver complaint and bil- liousnaas. NefFs compound Juglandrio Pills 25 cents a box.

mar24 2t A new Book for thr Times 1 The life and explorations of David Livinirstnne, LL. D. by John S. Roberts, Author of 'Wild An- ieials in Freedom and Captivity." "Memoir of John Banyan," etc. Ibis narrative contains in ft concise and popular form, the explorations and important discoveries of the indefatigable Dr.

Living- ftone, among the wilds of Central Africa, and his extensive travels in that vast and hitherto unknown region. The many dangers from climate, wild beauts aud savages having ever teen considered so great, no one had previously dared to attempt ft Uutrovgk research. It was left for Livingstone, the greatest of Afri can Explorers, to penetrate the farthest into, and to reveal to the world most of the mysteries of that remarkable conntry, supposed to contain at least 1 10.000 000 of human beings. lie gives ui descriptions of the manners cus toms, and social and physical peculiarities of ts people, ana the terrible warfare waired among the different rival tribes. For nearly tnirty years, be remained among tbem, constantly exposed to dangers on every hand, and aurmonnting the most formidable wtacles In this work the roader is given an account of all his various voyages and discoveries, itn the results of his scientific observations.

and his efforts to carry the light of true religion to the countless millions of souls in that wild and desolated country. We have here a finished and complete record of Living- atone, his birth, his early education, together with full account of the HeraUl Stan ley JSxp-dUion bis letters to his friends, a full account of his last sickness and death, the removal of his remains to England; their burial in Westminister Abbey, tfco. Since his decease, the demand for a complete history of this wonderful missionary Explorer baa awakened universal interest in the man and his life work. Mr. John Palmer, of Mechanioi'biirg, who is lis arvftt Ir rtiMlM ekf4 land couuties, is now ciuvassing this aectiou lor the abovo work.

"Jark Shepherd's" Gospel Trumpet. "Jack Shepherd's" Gvepel Trumpet. "Jack Shepherd's" Gospel Trumpet will be isaued and for sale in York, Thursday, March 2-r)th, containing "Jack's" explanatnn of the Mrr, Curwen, deed, article, and an important letter to Rev. 0. F.

Shelling, of narrisburg, eto. i rice fcve cents. 2t A glove was found near Centre Square, on Sunday, lne owner can hive it, free of inarge, by calling at thH office. tf TnE best, cheapest, and most durable Shoes of every description to be had at Boll's mar22-tf Dou't "Brco, Borrow or Steal" your neighbor's Daily. It costs only cents.

per week, payable to ths carriers. marl7-tf. Never give up the iship. Dr. Bull's Coush Syrup may cure you, an it has done others It costs little, and can never harm.

Priee 25 cents. mar22-lw Concerning Every-Body. The Ladies in particular. A. E.

E. Faha, 23 north George street, have taken the agency for the well known patterns of i Buttenck Co, heretofore kept by Messrs. Wood Ivory, and will receive their Spring Catalogues in a few days. mar-U-lw We call the attention of our readers to a collection of valuable classical, historical and miscellaneous books belonging to a family who have no further use for them, on exhibition at the Book Store of H. C.

Adams Co. Any person desirons of obtaining a choioe book at a rery reasonable price, and at the same timo benefitting a worthy family will confer a favor by oalling on lr. Adam. marlo tf. The beer made by Theo.

R. Helb. is equal to any sold in York. A Reward of 25 is offered for any infor mation that will insure the arrest and convio tion of any person atealing the DAILY fsotn the aTt of oar aaltfvibaa. corl0-uf.

V.MalUe!oeeea Saadayetl t. M. TRAVELER'S GUIDE. Depart ro Pnir Tratna from Tor. Oa and after fltmfay.AfjrcAl, 1873, fraini will 1mm or NORTHWARD TTARRISBURO.

AO. Mall, 11 A rty exeapt Kedy. Xt IJm, Dally trnept flaaday. Fltteborf It proa, I 14 Dally except Paaday. vtncianii itiprees, ion t'aiiy.

Pwelfle Rxpreee, I 40 A Daily York Aenwfr1t1 errt. at York from Baltimore lUrM Dally exoept Ponday. SOUTHWARD BALTIMORR, AO. Washington Kipresa, 12 MAM Dal'y except Monday. Fast Line, I no AM Dully.

York iecnm. 7 SO A Dally etoept Sunday. Rattlaicra ACCOM. 9 1.1 Dally except Bonday. Mall, 73 Dally except fnnday Pay Express, 8 11PM Dally 1AITWARD WRlOnTBTILLi.

AO. Ho.l PassaBger 4 11AM Ho. 8 Patsenirer 11 AM Mo. 7 raa.ong.raad Freight 4 10 MACH BOTTOM RAILWAY. First Irala ItaTM Tori at 7 A.

M. RirHn li MbllyCrM Fork at 1 15 A. and Rd I.I..0 at IMi A. M. Prcn4 trala Tork at 4 P.

M. Rnraln(t Imtm Cmk ferka at 4.09 P. ftad Kd LionalTiOOf. HAMOTRR BRAKCIl RAILROiO. Trala eeaoact at II'Dot-t Jnoclion at followa: NORTH ROCTH Mall Tork Aoe.

Faat I.lna Bllimora Aeem Tork Ac. Mall Day Expraaa. Hl'LINTKHH Sea new vjrrtierant on last paf e. Country fSittioga art becoming quit nu tnerotu. Tie new law maVea no oan get (a rPitnr nt licensas.

Tho currenej of the Farmer National Bank of York is ran if for circulation. Eighty-fire rag-rants recired lodging in tbe watch bona ainco Monday night. Sea adrortiaoment of fatiral at tha A. M. E.

Church, corner of Kinr and NewWrry at. The gunner complain of a aearctty i wild fowl. Very few darks hare been killed this aeason in eomp-mson with other years. A number of piers of the wagon bridge orer the Suaquthaona at Harrisburg, bare ben injured during the lat flood. Under the new law, were are told, qnitc a nnmbtir of applications for license will he withdrawn at the April Court.

There wa a burst in the main water pip during Monday night, in front of the Masocio Hall. The pipe is being repaired. LOCAL INT1CLLIG1CNCK. Married. On the 23d inst, by the Rer.

J. C. Farmworth, Mr. John Rohan to Miis Kate Ifouser, both of Marysvillo, iVrry Fa. Mil.

Philip A. Small who has been seriously ill for the past few days, as stated in yesterday's Daily, was still in a rery precarious oondi ion lust night. The weather yesterday was clear, with but little moderation in the temperature from the day previous. During the eriming the sky became cloudy. The highest point reached by the mercury was thirty-one dogrees.

8 A lr op Stocks. This evening Charles Alexander will aoll at hU auction room, by order George A. Heckort, executor of the es- ttteof Catharine Linius, deceased, 137 shares pauy has rules forbidding the carrying of ine-of York National Bank etc 14 ahares of briated passengers their friends cannot re- York water stock, aud 15sharei S. Y. B.

Turnpike stock See advertisement. Mr. J. C. HAMMOND, of Stewartstown, this county, during the past winter has killed 944 crow.

As the reward fr the scalp of every crow killed is 8 cents, Mr. H. made affidavit bif ore a justice of the peace, and has lately drawn from the treasury if York oounty, 73.32 for bil serrkti..