her le«r» aniJ eotreallefi, BSTed fh« city of Bocno from de Btrociion. Tho ppeaktr .Ipo paid a glowliag triboto to the memnriw of UVl)^te^ tnd Cl^y- «"<» conclnded by urgina upun all prewot to rooow their fidelity loth* Colon and tb« ConBtitutinn. and to bo willinK tosacnflro tholr hearta' lilund in df fenco oflbo glorious inheiUnnco iMjinoathed to Ui i« a rich and pticelewi lepacy by onr fnrefwbora.
At the concloflon of the Maynen address, tbe people eiaw-reed, and Mrolled tbrough tbe Sprinff gronnda and BtreelB cf the TiUage The citltena threw open wide their doorti. and made faToraMo ImprosalonD on the "strangers wilhin thfir p»t*«" of their hoppluUty. Larga numbera of TlRlion. wtre flattly entertained by the popalar and g«n- tlrmanly proprietor of tbo LUU Sprloge Hotel, Mr. Samuol LirhienlbBlrr.
The illcmlnallon of the SprioK and gmnnds io the erenlng waa bflltl«rt beyond de«cripilon. It I" enumated that fnim 2 000 to 3,000 peopla were oo the ground. A Qne diBpkty ul fin-worliB wooud op the testWlUes ofthe day at this enchauUiig spot.
TnE».\TAIKASHEIJI.
Tbft day was ashered ia at early dawn by martial mn-tc and a large bouflre in the flqiare. The Maobelm Kifli-a tojielber wilh many otbers spent tbe day at Indian Spring. • ehort dif.t«ne« frwm the towo, whoro tbey partook of a fine dinner. Afler the chuh was removed, A. Kauffmao, E-q, w^e called on to piwlde. an 1 on Uking the chalr ni..iiB a lew apppprlnte n.niarkii. The Declaration of Inde pfodi-Bco w«* rend by Mr, .1. J. Cake, an orattnn delivered hy .Mr. D. B Daooer, aud ad tressea made hy Mt-ssrs Cake, Suavely and Mu)re. Thi proceoJlogfl at tbe Spring termi- na-eJ at fl o*do.k, when the large c"mpiDy relurned to tbe borouKh Alter nightfall a beaotiiul dioptay of flre- ¦Boris took pbiCe.
TPE D\t AT MODXT JOY.
The dfiv w.!* comm-mftraltfd in this borougb by a parade of lhe VVa-ihlugtoo U.Q -a, and a Colebratlon of tbe Mount Joy L>ceum al PBttt-raoo's Woods. After p'ayer by Kev K. D.-Jt:e. the Di-claration of lodrpendonce was rosd by Mr J^>bu .McFarland. an wloqnent address delivered by Ji.hn (I. Breuntman, t>q . and an loUrostlng pap^r on tb local bisiury OI Mount J..y and vicinity rtjad by Dr A. Shelter Ilev. N. Dudg^ also mide a few approprlaie remnrki. A uurat)er ol loaBl- were al^o road and responded to. The pruccediHg^ were iulorppuriied with a number of palrloiicsonuRb; aGl.eClnh. In lbe evenlnj* a fiuo dis. pl-iy uf tirewotks we;, exbibilrd.
7HK r>.\Y AT dafe n.\TtRon.
Tho Safe narb.>r Artillery Celebrated the day by a grand PiV Nic at Harnlith'a U'ood.". It wn.^ odo ofthe laigest CTer held in th.t part of the countv, and pi-aed offln tho moBt pleasant manner. Fmncl^cas' String Bund of this city wni* preaeut, aud the assembled compnny had n delljithtrul time • tiippitig U on the Hibt fanLi*tic toe" to their excel¬ lent muaic.
THE DAY AT PARAPISE.
Thp day vns nthercd lo by the liring of Fovon anrih. wbicb had Iwn loided f.tr tbo pnrpone. regular field piecex not being at hand. Tbe Iuw^t of the day was spent in pr»-par«tiiiii« fur tbe evening colebrallou. At 8 o'clock, V. u, a targe p^pr balloon, thtrfy-.-ilx feet iu l.*n(ttb, waa aent up. makioK a la-autiful ascen«iou. An eloqnent oration wa.1 deliver, d hy Cnl. .l.>el L. Li^htcer, after wbich a truly Una di-l>lay of fireworks took place. The procecdingH ol tbe evenini: vere enlivened with excellent miuic from (be £tnibburg Baud.
TUE D.« .\T NOirxn-iLLi:.
During tbe duy the ciiizeus of tliis pretty little village weio fav. red wlib unni..- from the Silver Spring Uand. In the evening a meeting was held, at which the Declaration of Indepeu-lenee wad read by Mr. S.M. Vrlday.and short arfdnvf^s deliveifd by .Messrs. K. II. WUwcr, G. AV. Dero- heisel, .! IMiip. .1. B. Wakefiehl and J. C. Iligentoblcr — The prot^edingi! wound up with ix torch-light procession and display of firework-s.
THE DAY XT El'HRATA.
Theday was epent Teri pleasanily and euthu-Mantically by the gnePts at Ephrata Mountaio SpriugR- An original Bonjr, IO the luoe of Yankee Doodle, waa pung with patri¬ otic Fpitit and tbe chorus wo-s given wilh much effect by the uBaeraUcd company. Tlie DecUration of Indepcn denea was read by llev. tJeorgc Duffield, .Tr., of rhiladel¬ pbia, and addresses wero dellren'd hy Kevg. Dr. Alfred >>vir. Mr. Uittd, Geo..Duirield. Sr., and Cot. Moore, rj 1'bilndelphi.t.
\uiniTon«pleB!'inc incidents oijcurrod to add to tho en- joymentof Thecompany, nut theleast of which was, the placing ou the finger of the maater orator of the day, by a Lady of PhUadelphia, a ring containiug some ofthe balr of Oeo. Wushington.
In tho evening a Fplendid display of fire works took placo, which was witnessed not only by the company at the house hut by huudreds from tho/urroondioE neighbor¬ buud.
THE DAY AT ilAlVntllDOE.
The day was ppenl iu ibe rigtil spirit iu this village. A cajiilal dinner wa^ tserved up, the Declaration of Independ¬ ence retd, .and a fiue oratiou deiirercd by T. Uall Foreman, Esq.. uf Ibis city. Everything pts>.ed off In tbo most deUghtlol manner to all concerned. Tbc Mount Joy Band added I" the iulerett oflbe &cca-«lon by their excellent and soul Mirriug mn^b'.
For tbe Examiner $- Herald.
3lR. EntTon:—I desire to prepare a place to keep ice during tho wbule summer and autumn; and lis ao very few, if .any. euch places are to be found iu the cuimiry, permit me to ask, thruugh tbe cidnmns of yuur valuable paper, for a plaa thai will bo likely to enable me tu construct a place ¦which will secure to mo ono of thc greatest bi.-cu- rics of lho summer season. M.
Grand Jurors to serve in the Court of Quarter Scssiuns, commencing Monday, the 20ih day of August:
H. H.Fry, Culumbia.
M.'M-5 Miller. £!izubuib.
J.t^bua Oitbert, Bart.
Joseph Herlzler, Carnarvon.
Cbritjlian Bruwn, West Earl.
H«nry iMcW«y, Fultcn.
^'uibaniel Burt, Salinbury.
Mereer WhitSnn, Bart.
Amus OberbuliziT, East Earl.
Edward H.iu:sc. Wushingtun.
tJauiel Herr, Euq., Strusburg.
AVm. T. A'.iuart, Manor...
AVm. P. IJn.uks, City.
Lewis U. Linville. Salisbury.
Chrisliun D. Mnrtin. AVaahingtoii.
Samuel Clendenin, Little Brttaln.
Jacub F. Frey. Esq., Manur.
Jacub Myers. Mun.>r.
Christian Beutz. Eust Cocalico.
J..hn B. Gish, West Dunegul.
Benjamin E:>bleu):in. Conestoga.
Il.ivi.l Light, East Eiiri.
John Lintner, Manor.
Vincent Stubbs, Fulton.
Fetit Jurors to 5crvo in the samo Court:
Jacob C. Clair, AVest Hempfield. Jacob Lnndis, Eust Lampeler.
Benjamin Swurtz. East Cocnlico. jMCttb II. Shirk, West Cocalico. bavid Lee. FuUon. Stephen Mast, CaranrvoD. John Ru.ly, Sen., Manbeim. AVm- H. Fletcher, Muunt Joy. I>Hvid Sbultz. Cily. Ephraim Huher. Lancnsler township. James P. Dysart, City. I:<»uc L. Burd, Upper Leacock. J'uter liorrecbt, Uity. Samuel Lincoln, Carnarvon, Qeurge Slauffer. Elizabethtown. A. J. MeCunumy, City. David Brant, Muunt Joy. Samuel Hair.. City. Lea P. Brown, Drumore. Duvid W. Erb, Penu. ' Jucub Stebman, AVuRbington. Samuel H, HcRS, Clay. Henry Musser, Strasburg. f
Henry Her-shey, East Hemptield. Henry Eberly, Clay. Sumuel Ilouvcr, Salisbury. Kntbanicl S. AVoUe, AA'ar^vick. Adam Dconisun, AVest Dunegal. Jacub Erb, AVarwick. Denry Carter, Fulton. Abrabam Bard, Upper Ijcacoeb. Abraham Ileissy, AVest Dunegal. Am»s S. Henderson, City. Juhn Hamilton, City. Thomas AA'. Henderson, Salisbury. Sumuel Lich tentbaler, AVarwick. Benj. H. Longenecker, Lancaster townfhip. Herman Lightner, Enst Donegal. Benjamin Huber. Laneaster tuwnship. Henry Philips, Drumure. Emanuel Cassel. Kapha. Hervey Seott, Ltttle Britain. Jacob Pickel, Manor. Christian Grube, Mount Joy borough. George Diller, Eurl. David K. Martin, East Earl. John Coulter, Bart. Bart Simpson, Martic.
PBIHCE JEEOME BONAPAETE.
The death ofthis member of tbc Bonaparte family has been announced. Hc was the last (ifthe brothers of bim who gave tbe family its historic name, and hc departed this life at (he age of seveuly-si.K. He j)arlici]mte«l in the wara of Is'apoleon, and was by hia side at AVaterloo. Hc married a 3Iiss Patter.*;ou of Baltimore, but finally consented to a most dis¬ honorable divorce, lo advance bi8 brother's supposed interests. He tlien married a Ger¬ man princess, and "was proclaimed King of AVeslpbalia. He went down with Xaiioluou's star, and after various vicissitudes, came up again with Lonis Napoleon's emergence in 18-18. Since then be bas resided mostly .at Paris. He bad a strong porsonal resemblance to Napoleon, bul tbougb a man of fair qnali¬ liea, was entirely devoid of bis brother's genius.
EXEcrrnoH of the wife poibohkb,
Ebv. j. B. Harden, at Belvidere, H. J. On Friday lasl, Rev. J. S. Harden, was executed at Belvidere. New Jersey. As the case 13 oue which has caused cousiderable feeling all over the Union, we collate the fol¬ lowing particulars oflbe executiou. &c., from tbe city papers.
DEFOnE THE EXECUTION.
Tbe last bours of tbe unfortunate criminal in the cell below have almost orrived. AVe have called faim unfortunate, and in this we refer t,o his character as the cause of tbo ter-' rible, extreme at which be bas arrived. The laws ofGod and man demand the forfeiture of bis life. If human life was ever justly euded upon tbe gallows, surely his ligbt of life will be extinguished in accordance with tbc de¬ manda of justice.
Few more exaggerated cases of murder are known to the annals of crime. This, how-ever, docs not preclude us from pausing a moment, and permitting sorae feelings of pity and sym¬ pathy to gather about a mnn whose physioal, mental and moral constitution seem to be sucii as lo afford no barrier against the assaults of temptation—nol preventive to thc commission of any crime, however heinou.s in the sight of Gud and man; but whicii seemed rather to drive him forward with an irresistable impulse, into the foulest aud deepest depths of guilt.
HIS cnAHACTER ASV pEARlNr;.
Thougb many of those who have written and spukcn so much concerning a man wbose
PUlZE-FlGIIT I.N THE INTERIOR OF PeXXSYL-
VASiA.—On Saturday week a prize-fight came off in the vicinity of Scrauion, Pcnnsylvnnia. Two men, au Englishmau, and a AVelsbman, contended for a purse of S^OO. The figbt commenced at 7 o'clock in the morning, and lasted three hours, resulting in the defeat of the AVelchman, by bfs giving what tbe fancy term a *' foul blow." One hundred and ninety- five rounds were fought. The men, we are informed have been in training for the past two months, one at Pittston, and the other nt Scranton, aud the contemplated mill was kept very secret. Botb parties suffered very severe punishment, one ofthem havingbeen eutirely blinded. Betweeu one and two thousand spectatoTB are represented to have been pres¬ ent. It is said that the origiu of the match was a difficuUy which originated between the parlies some time since abont a woman.
SwALLOwiso A S.N'AKE.—The Lyous (X. Y.) Bepublican says: A boy who lives in Sodus, near the Ridge, drank from a spring, a few evenings eince, and very soon after waa seized ¦ff jth violent paina in the stomach, whioh in¬ creased to auch an extent ihat medical aid was Aummoned. An emetic was administered and tbe boy ejected from hla stomach a live blaclcBDake, about fire inebes in length, and About M Ur^Q roiuid 9.9 tt pipe st^m.
cai-eer is now about Io close with a felon's death and a felon's grave are either too stupid or, like him, tuo hard-hearted 10 comprehend thc fact, there are no circumstances which more entitle a man to the commisseration of his fellows than the accidents of his character and constitution. The incitements of sudden temptation, tbe blinding imimlses of powerful motives, muddcned passion and raging <lesii-c may be overcome, provided ihore be a retreat to some rock of defence in the moral or re¬ ligious nature.
But the isi^ues of a heart totally pervesc arc boyond human control. 'In tbe case of Hahu- EN there seems to liavc been au nlmost enlire destitution ofthe atiribute of conscience, and a perfect blindness to the consequences of crime. No one cognizant oven of tbe more prDinineni facts of ilie case cnn avoid this conclusion. AVc believe he is a ca.su .such as the world lias seldom seen—one of thc few in¬ stances of a man utterly wanting in all thnse boiler qnalities which con.«tituie ihe relieving, features of humanily.
There is uo other way of accnuutiug for the conduct of one who could, under n .solemn lu-oniise, debauch the female to whotu he was .•sustaining the relaiion uf a spiritual adviser, ami distributing the elemenl.s of a holy sacra¬ ment—who cuuld nse the pure and .-ipotless robes ofit sacred calling, fo conceal thc dark tlesigns and fiendish machinations of a uuirtler —who conld. to eap ihe climax of iniquity nnd .surpass all ouv cuiiceptions of human depravi¬ ty, sland up iu the pulpit and pretend to ex¬ pound the oracles of Heaven, exhorting to purity and holinc.*5S, love and mercy, wliilsl his hands were red with thc blood of one who was leaning upon his bosom, and trusting in hint as a guide tlirough a wicked world to a brighter one beyond. Surely, this is literally '•stealing the livery of Heaven to serve the Devil iu."
These things, together with liis cool, delib¬ erate perjury, make it coneltisivetbat no qualm of Conscience or feeling of sympathy ever in- icrposed the least obstacle to llu' commission of his enormous crimes.
xo llEMOKSE.
Duriug ihe long fifteeu months of his con- fincuienl, no remark has escaped his lips which gave the lca.«t indication of remorse of con¬ science, or a reali'/ntion of his danger, until after his conviction nnd sciucncc. Before and during his trial bis conversation was always easy and cheerful, sometimes even joking at his own situation, yet generally dignified nnd with a well studied air of innocence. Hc once said to a reporter, that a few months before he was but au nnknown jkleibodist preacher, tbat he could vide his borse through town anil not even the little boys would haloo after him, now evei-y eye was strained to get a sight of him. He spoke freely of tbc circumstances of bis ease, and the varion-'^ inHneiicfs th.it wunld have a bearing upon it; inquired the state of feeling towards him oulside: inlinintcd that it would be better for bim to give np preaching afler hc got out of prison, and that be should take up the profession of l.aw. There was noihing. however, of ihc sadness and melan¬ choly, whieh even an innocent man would be expected to exhibit.
VISIT OF TUE 3I1X1STERS.
AVhen the Kev. Mr. Daj;. of thcM.E.Cbuvcb. and llev. Mr. Kirk, of the First Presbyterian Churcb of thia place, first visited him after his conviciiou, ihcy found him professing to be a prnyiug man and eutertaining a hope of being saved,.but plainly manifesting that be had no appreciation of his guilt. Tbey at once commenced endeavoring to show bim tbc utter hopelessness of his case, the monstrous load of sin that was resting upon him, the deep dye ofhis doubled and trebled crime, thc purity, Itolincss and justice of Him against whom be bad sinned and before whom hc was so soon to stand. Hc said he bad used every means to impress bimself with the hideousness of the crime of murder. Notwithstnnding tbese efforts, though sometimes he has been caused to despair, he has not unlil the last few daya given any indications of thnt remorse of couscieuce, deep contrition and penitence which bis heart, truly aroused, must have manifested ibougb he was frequentl}- in a melling mood and wept freely.
TIIK LAST FEW DAYS.
In the last few days there seems to have been n change in tbis re.ipcct. At a meeting on Weduesday niglit, one of tbe clergymen mentioned, stated that his language was now^ nil which tbat of a penitent could be, tuli- matiug, however, that it migbt be the efi'ect of iufiuence exerted upon him, and not risiug spontaneous in his heart. He certainly cnter- lained a firnt hope, ever s.iying that hc eould go to lhe scaffold without fear of death—that il. has no longer any horrors for him. AA'heu we rf'Cfiilly interrogated him on fhia point, be replied, ** Jly hope is very strong to-day, .ftrongcr.. thnu It has been before. I do feel that God\H mercy nud a Saviour^s 7ncrits reach even my ease. In this confidenee he sftid be would ascend 10 the gallow-s.
TUK CONFESSION.
Harden's confeasion will not, prob.ibly, ever be made public. He h;is sent- it to his fatlier who ia to usehis discretion about its publica¬ tion. His father is a fine vespectable old jus- lice of the peace, and it i.H not probable that be will permit it to go before tbc public. He has confessed in detail to his counsel and spiritual advisers, all of whom, we arc lold, say they will uever make it public. Sume thinga have come out tbrough the Sheriff and othors, wbich are eagerly seized upou, buf we cannot vouch th.tt all .ire true: .such as thnt he gave her the first dose of arsenic sprinkled on part ofan apple, while she wa.^ sittiug ou his knees; she thougbt sometbing tasted grit¬ ty j be said it. was ^*nothing ;'' that be gave ber a wbole vial full of laudanum undcr the pretence of giving cordial; that he purchased auother piiper of ar.'ienic in Easton, besides the one be got of Hecht: ibai the last aud fatal dose was uearly a teaspoonful of arsenic given iu a bowl of ginger tea; tbat she sus¬ pected him before she died, ttud tried to tell it, but was too near gone, and other things, which, if true, vcry severely affect the charac¬ ters of some other females of his charge: this latter, however, we regtird as a pnre fabvica- tiun. He yc-sterday said be should make no remarks from tbe scaffold but to bid thc peo¬ ple good bye. He talked cooly about, bis funeral, and suggested tbat nothing be said about him in the fuueral sermon.
TUE LAST FAKKWELLS.
His brother, a young mau. was with him most of yesterday: they sang and prayed to¬ gether, aud look leave of each otber. His mother has not aeeu bim siuce his trial, wheu she was here to testify'. She is a fiue old lady nnd will uot probably survive thc stroke loug. His fatber took leave of him some time ago. His counael, Messrs. Shipman and Dcpue, took leave of bim last night, and will not witness hia executiou. He bid bis friends good bye with warm expressions of gratitude and friend¬ ship, giving each bis card, containing simply "good bye. J- S. Haruex." AVritten iu a clear, steatly band. Thc one given to hs is much more steady and better flourished thun wc could do it.
EXCITEMENT IX TUE TOWX.
The town waa jammed with people. They began to come iu on Thuraday, and an-ivcd to-day in a continuous stream. They were chiefly country people, of raiher a rude cla.ss, witb a very large sprinkling of womeu. To their credit bo it said, none of the women of the village were to be seen. Many drunken meu were about tbe atreets. Some of them offered a quarter of a dollar to see Harden, others overbid, and offered half a dollar. A guard of soldiers were marched in front of the court bouse door, and about the cell windows and yard, and tbe balance of a corapany of thirty were in tbe jury room.
THE SCENE.
The weather ia fine though the sky is some¬ what cloudy; it rained freely last nigbt, so that there i.s no dust. Thc crowd about the door is such that it is almost impossible for tbe military to keep them at bay wilh guns loaded and capped and swords drawn. AVe noticed three women in ihe window to witness the executiou. Tbe jail-yard, about fifty feet square, and the four north windows were crowded with those reporters and others to whom the Sheriff had issued tickets. At ten minutes past teu o'clock the clergy went into lhe cell, and tbe counsel of the prisoner, who were again taking leave of him, came out. The barns and sheds about were covered with a crowd, hallooing and shouting, wbo had pnid for their seats; some of whom, perhaps, could see tbe head of the prisoner over the wall.
A crash outside indicated that one of the sheda had fallen in. Tho crowd in the yard and windows waited from 12 o'clock, wben they were admitted, until the final scene wilh a commendable degree of (ieconim; among them were many whose faoes indicated that they reaUied the aolemnity of the occaaion, and were brought Uiere by no idle curioaity. AVe noticed aome of the jurymen Trbo ooBvict-
ed bim. The trees were guarded, in apite of which some were filled to the top.
TUE ASCENT OF TUE SCAFFOLD.
At just half-past one o'clock, Harden with his arms pinioned'and tbe halter about his neck, tho clergy and the pbysiciaus came forlh from the eell," asceiidetl the scaffold wliere some chairs w-ere placed. All knelt in silent prayer for four minutes; then tbe Sheriff stopped down upon the drop und Harden .step¬ ped do^vn leaning upon his arm: be then shook hands with all upon tbc scaffoltl and said "good bye;" the Sheriff calmly but sad¬ ly adjusted the rope and put the black cap over his bead; afler whispering to him a mo¬ ment be put a wbite handkerchief inlo bis hand and descended to the end of tbe scaffold.
THE r.\LLIXG OF TIIE DROP.
Harden dropped the bandkercbief aa a sig¬ nal ; the sherifl' cut the cord, the ilrop noise¬ lessly fell, and all turned tlieir beads nway, uttering groans, and some bursting inlo tears; for tiiree minutes Ins body wns mure or less convulsed, his legs being drawn up and down, and his .shoulders jerking backwar.1 and for¬ ward; after that all was still. ,
Harden was dressed in his ordinnry clothing —black doth coat and pants, coaf buttoned up: during all this time he seemed cool but solemn, as feeling lhat he was about to go into etei-niiy. There waa litllo or no quivering of nerves! He fell about four feet, nol lUtcring a sound. Afteraeven minutea hispulse ceased. At twelve minutes past two. the rope wa^ loosened and he was let down.
.Thus cndeth tbe last chapter of a histoiy wiiicb we may vainly bope wiU uever be re¬ peated.
[From the Cleveland Herald, Jnly 3.] A OIGAHnC SWINDLE.
I..\.R(;K AJIOC.NTS hi-' COIIXTKRFEIT MOXEY PA.S- SKU UPON RANKS AND BAXKERS.
On Thursday last one of tbe most extensive and auccessful counterfeiting schemes ever known was consumafed in this city. A well dressed and business like nmn presented biiii- .self at thc counters uf sevei-.al bnnks, private bankers niidjii crcb ants, andobtained exchauge for bills on the Newton Bank of Massachuaetta. The bills were all for $1UD each, nnd were so well executetl as to excite uo suspicions of tbcir geniiiiicncss.
The ojicrator in each ca.se asked for AVcstern mouey, stating thai, hc wa." travelling to pur¬ chase woul liiroiigluiut the AVest. His care¬ less, easy bearing and convtr.satiun prevented all mistrust. Il is known tlmt $12lji) of the money was passed iu this city upon bankera, and since llie time of his opci-jiliou some of the bills have been ]mid into banks by resident niCfchanls, showing tbat (bo ti-ans.-ictioii.« were not coufined to bankers. It is impossible to aaccrlain the aniount paid over at this place, bill I here is reason ii> believe t4iat nuuicrotis partiea have been tiiailc victims.
No aiispjciuns were cntertauied iu regard io tbe money until a banking company, which had sent $300 of it to Nc\y York, received « despatch saying it was worthless. After this information some of the bills were taken to a large nuiuber of banking men, all of whnm pronounced them genuine. A prominent in¬ stitution here, this moruing refused to credit the statemeui that the bills arc fraudulent.
At. IJiiiralo, wc leurn that the ctmntcrtcitcr succeeded in gettiug rid ofa much larger sum tbau iu this city. It is supposed the same man operated iu bolh places, goiug to Bufftilo after his transactions here. The New Yurk Tribune of Saiurday stated that SriODDof ihcse notes liad been detected aud seut to Boston. As (hi.s occurred Iiefore nny of the money act atioat. in the West had gone Kast, it is probable that oiieratious have been siniultancous in a uumber of places, and tbat a large amount has ihus been put in cu.iculation.
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A NEW BOEGIA—A WOMAN SPECULATING IN HUSBANDS.
A abort time since a w-oniau who gave ber name as ilra. Leroy arrived in this ciiy iu search of her husband, one Williani H. Leroy, wbom she represented as having run away from ber at Lafayette. Indiana, taking with him a large amount of money belonging to her. She had heen travelling on die chai-ity of thc Masonic fraternity, and received all the aid from otficers that could be rendered iu helping her to find ber hnsband. w-bo never run away from iter, autl whom she is now suspected of baviug murdered. After two weeks of stay iu thc city, during wbieh tiuie she made herself gcuei-jilly obiruaivc. she prepared to depart, liaving entrusted ii letitcr to au acquaintance who was uot over and above stupid, fordepos- ite in the Poat (.)lfice. The letter was deposi¬ ted as directed, but a copy of it reuiained in the bands of the messenger, reading as fol¬ lows :
Dktroit. June 1-5, 18G0.
"Jim: Oh. ifl liaini got him. Do forgood- ucss sake come to Port Huron as soou as your feei w^ill cai-ry you there. Jim 1 goi in with an old buck, nnd be wauts me to marry, bttt never mind, I am sharp enough for him. Hc bas senl for my trunk and bad it dircctctl to Povl Huron. I can't lelt all but come as soon as possible, or UTue to me and lell mc what to do. Frum Nettie.''
TJie mailer was tnken in band by Gunning and Blodgett, private detectives, w-lio imme¬ diately comniunicaicd wllh otficers in Port Huron, thus establishing a watch on the fe¬ male. A day or two afier she arrived at thai place in company with a Pru-ssiau named Charles Fenner, with whom she lived na his wife unlil last Friday morning, when be was found dead in bis bed, murdered by her wiih morphine or some other drug.
A forged conveyance of-iill his property was exhibited by ber, and also a fratidulcui mar¬ riage cerlificate, signed b^* a Baptist minister in Detroit who never had au existeuce. Bhe was immediately arrested und coinniitlcd for tbe murder. Papers which were found under tbe carpet in her room furuish grouud for the ."uspicion lhat ber lost bnsbaud was disposed of iu lhe .same manner. Detroit Free Prea.t, July 4.
Trotting Hatch between Hora Temple and Om, H. Patohen.
The match botween tbeae celebrated trotters, at Suffolk Park Course, Philadelphia, postponed from tbe 3d inat. on accouut of the raiu, took place ou the afternoon of the Fourth of July, in the presence of a very large assemblage of apectators, tbe result being a triumph for "the little bay marc '' iu three straight heats. Thc track wns in excellent condition until tbe last bent, when n heavy storm of raiu made it very beavy, aa tbe time of the beat shows. Tbe betting was 100 to 90 on tbe horse among the uninitiated and plenty of takers st tbat, a great amount of monoy changing bands on the occa¬ sion. In the first beat Flora bad tbe pole, and took the lead after passing tbe stand, and maintaining it, passed tbe quarter pole half a length ahead, in 3^1 seconds, increased her lend and nt thc half-mile pole was at least two lengths ahead, tbe time being 1: 0^. Just then Patchen broke up, nnd Flora increased the distance between them considerably, aud ou cnming up tbe bomc stretch sbe led Patchen 1)3" over three lengths. Tbe horse tben in¬ creased bia pace somewhat, and cloaed on her but did uot quite reacTi her before sbc also in¬ creased her speed and putting on tbe steam, came to tbc stand fully six leugtlis ahead of her opponent, amid thunders of applause.— Titne 2:22i.
Second Heat.—^lu tbe second heat tlie bet¬ ting fell off, iu fact there were little if auy of Iho offera made accepted. Five times fhcy started witbout gettihgoff; but on the sixth trial they went nt the word. Flora roiuided the first turu half a length iu advance of the hor.se, and reached the quarter pole in Bb\ seconds.. The mare ou the fnr side broke, but was soon down to ber work again, the break not interfering mucb witb her; at tbis period areally splcndidcoutcstensucd, Patclicn work¬ ing his w.ay close upon her, but the mare never permitted him to take the lead even for an in¬ atant. fbi entering thc borne stretch, Patchen closed up witb her and another specimen of the abilities of these two spleudid trotters was shown, but the mare bravely held herown aud agaiu came lo sland a winner, butthis time by only half a length, tbe horse closing well in ou the last quarter; the time of the hnlf mile being 1:10], and the beat 2:21^-
Thiku He.\t.—In this be.at also the betting was merely nominal, every oue fightiug shy iu this respect. A hc-ivy atorm then came on, thc rain coming do^vn in torrents, making tbc track exceedingly heavy. Ou starting Patcheu had a little thebcst of it: but them.-ire passed him on the fii-st turn; wheu Flora went up ou the upper side, bowever, Patchen went ahead, taking the iuside; at tbis time the storm cul¬ minated, the raiu falling in torrents. Ou lhe fav side tbe horse increased tire distance be¬ tween theni, taking a lead of throe leugtha, but Flora shortly afterward, with one of her splendid efforts at once closed on bim, aud on entering the bomc stretch ihey were sitle by side, wheel and wheel, aud from this point tbe mare, with oue of ber fastest brushes, drew away from her companion and won the beat and the race iu 2:37A—ihc time of tho half miles being 1:17A.
FEAEFUX. TOEKADO IN CLAEKE CO., OHIO.
GREAT DESTRL'CTION OF PROPEllTY.
AVhile Cincinnatti was visited by a tbunder storm between twelve nnd one o'clock on Sun¬ day moruing last, a very destructive tornado passed over Springfield at preciaely tbe .^me hour. The Jiepubh'n of the 2d instaut con¬ tains tull details, from which we extract lhe principal facts. The gale first broke forlh near the residence of Mr. Gwvxx, iu thenorth- wesiern part ofthe city, in a forest, ivJiere a single tree was riven to the ground. Tbere it swayed ovcr the college grounds iu a soutb- ensierly direction, destroying everything that lay its path.
The first premises struck were those of E. Gwynn. The house, u frjiiac, stood on the east side of Buck Creek, jusl west of IVitten- berg College, situated on a bigh point of rocks. Within were eight persons—the father and motber of Mr. Gwynn, his wife and children. Tbe bouse was thrown from its foundation, and dashed down thc rocky declivity to the BO utb eastward, utterly demolishing everything, yet strange tosay, seriously injuring no mem¬ ber ofthe houaehold. One little girl wns car¬ ried a distance of forty feet, on a featber bed, and laid upon tbc trunk of a prostrate tree. She gathered herself up and heroically made ber way to the college through thc beating rain, and brought a dozen or more persons to the rescue.
Three childreu were found fastened uuder a section of the siding of the bouse, the grand¬ parents were found cooped up in a section of the framework of the building, and though everything around tlicm, eveu to their bed¬ stead, was demoHshod, tbey were uninjured. Jlrs. Gwynn aud au infant child were found in anotber part of thc ruin, covered with a portion of a partition wall, the motber uot seriously injured, tbougb stunned and fright¬ ened, tbe iufant comfortably nestling in bed¬ ding, all unconscious of the desolating wreck strewed around.
Portions of the roof and sidtng of this house were carried full half a mile through the for¬ est to the eastward. This was the most com¬ plete wreck in tbia city, and the escape of the inmates was even miraculous.
Other damage was done in unroofing build¬ ings, etc., but tbe above was tbe most impor¬ tant.
Tbe Republic roughly estimates tbe loss to be at at not less than 5-50,000.
In the midst of the wreck it is n matter of general gratulation, and no less of surprise, that no losa of life, nor even personal injury has occurred. Mrs. Gwynn waa severely cut on thc head, yeaterday, and otherwiso injured, hy falling from a cart, iu wbich she was re¬ turning to ber ruiued bome, but is doing well undcr lhe kind care of the college people.
THE LATEST FEOM FOWLER, THE DE- FAULTES. The Baltimore Commercial Adi'crliscr of the 7lh says:—AVe are in receipt of a letter dated Havana, Juue 28, which states that he was tben in that tiity, and had been there aince a few days after his diaappearauce from New York. He arrived aud landed with a passport, under the assumed name of Post, but bas since been introduced to the Captain-General under the name of Fowler, who consented to tbe change on the resister, and he now passes under his own name. He is very communica¬ tive, and says he has not a dollar in the world except S28U0, which his friends handed him lo enable bim to escape. He professes tobave received a leiter from ex-President Pierce, from whom he received the appointment of Postmaster at New York, sympathising with bim in bis " misfortunes," and authorizing bim to draw on him for SoOO at once. Other friends have also come forward to hia assist¬ ance, and he expects that the wbole amount of his defalcation—St'S.OOO—will bo raised by them and paid over to the Government.
AN AMEEICAN VIDOCQ. One Natbnu Maroney has been convicted at Montgomery, Alabama, of robberies committed upon Adams' Express Company, of which be waa agent, to fbe amount of 853,000. He plan¬ ned his rogueries so adroitly and secured bis spoil so successfully that, altbougb suspected nnd discharged, it took ten months of constant surveillnnco by a skillful detective aud a most ingeniously contrived series of plots to get proof against bim, and to recover thc money. These are iu part detailed by the New Orleans Picayune. Alleu Pinkerton, a celebrated Chi¬ cago detective, was sent, for. and thc whole matler placed in his" bands. The rogue aud his accomplide. a woman, were huuted back¬ ward aud forward through a circuit of thouaanda of miles of travel, and every movement noted. Spies were act about them iu their most confi- dcuiiiil hours; tbcir intimates were pressed iuio the service againsl tbem; and finally a dcicc- live was brought into contact with the rogue, under such circumstances as io gain Iua confi- ilencc, be accepted as n counselloi-, and obtain actual possession of thc money in trn.si.— Maroney used SHl.OOO of the money t'> buy cotlon with, and $4U,0UU was sent to Texas undcr a fieiiiioua name, whence it was removed toNaichez, ihence to Montgomciy by Maroney, tind finally to Jcnkintown, Pa., by the woman. All her movemeuts, from Montgomery thither andbackagaiu, were supervised, hour by bour. AVhen the evidencewasstrougenough Maroney was aiTostcd and imprisoned, and oue of Piuk- erlon's agents was cijufincd witb him, ostensibly under arrest. This ageut succeeded in gnining his confidence, learued the whereabouts of the money, and got all the information desired. Maroney was so completely coi-nered that be plead guilty at once on beiug arraigned. Eight persons were emplnycdfo circumventbim, aud they iravellcd fifty thousand milea to do it I
miEBESTINO OATEBL&ND JTZWB.
Capture of a Band of Ontlaws—The Gold Dia-
ooveriea in AriEona.
Trom the St. Lonl* Democrat, Jnly 6.
Mr. W. A. Wallace, one of the editors of the Alta California, arrived in our city last evening from Saij Franciaco, having come by the Butterfield Overland Mail Route. In eon¬ aequence of sickness he was obliged to quit tbo stages at Fort Smith, and is consequently four days behind the mail. To him we are indebted for the following highly important and interesting way-news, which has not be¬ fore been communicated to the Press:
The.agents of the Overland Mail Company have succeeded iu breakiug up a formidable band of robbers and thieves ou tbo Colorado and Gila Rivers. Tbis section has been a place of refuge for fugitive villaius for a loug time, and tbeir numbera bave beretofore given them impunity from arreat. Many robberies have been perpetrated upou individuals, aud also upou tbe Company. On a recent occaaion one hundred sacks of barley, wortb at tbat point twelve cents a pound, were carried off; animals also were stolen. The intentions of the band, however, were growiug too sanguine fur all of them. A plan waa laid to rob the mail and paaaengers, nnd also the ageut of the road. Before it was accomplished one of the band revealed the plot to Mr. Stevens, agent at tbe Colorada, and he, with Messrs. .lacobs and laeger, took immediate steps to break up thc gang.
On tbe 13th ult. tbree men were arrested and choked by a hangman's noose, from the lower branch of a mesquit until they confeaaed Crimea, namea and numbers, witb necks black from the compression of the rope. They were ironed, and sent under escort to San Diego for trial. Tbey were men for whom rewards were still advertised, as escaped fugitives from the courta of that county.
The next day two others, baving a lorking place dowu tbe river, were arreated. and after confession were ordered to leave the countiy at an hour's notice, which they were only too glad to do.
Tbe revelations located members of the band all along the road as far aa Teuron, where the leader, a bold, bad man, escaped from justice in' Los Angeles, remained. Measrs. Stearns and Jacobs came up to Tueron, arrested Jen¬ kins and Phelps, and took them back in irons to tbe Colorado. At tbe IMrao villages Jen¬ kins managed to escape into tlie thicket lhat borders tbe river, but the ludians. SIX) in nnmber, turned out with sticks, surrounded tbc thicket, and drawing a circle, soou caught bim, and be was sent on for trial.
Two other bad men were arrested at tbe Ferry—Reur. Leroy, and Charley Kalhburn— making ten in all, eight of whom were sent to San Diego for trial. There was great excite¬ ment among all the bad characters tbere, but the promptness of Slearns and Jacoba so as¬ tonished tbera that they made no attempt to rescue tbeir associates.
Tbe recent discovery of gold in the moun¬ tains, between the Gillfl and I\Iimbns rivers, is creating imraense escitoraeut through all the country. Hundreds of men and many women were passed on the road in all sorts of conveyances, Some of the towns on the Rio Grande were nearly depopulated. It was said tbat wheu tbe last stage came tlirough, not more than forty men wero remaining in El Paso. The employees of the Overland Mail Conipany. at mauy ofthe stations, have given notice of tlieir intention to quit tbe service and follow the crowd.
Tiie country is undoubtedly rich iu gold.— AA''e conversed witb geutlemen wbo had visited the mines, aod intend returning. Extraordi¬ nary good luck has attended the labors of many. The location of the mines is betweeu the foot of the Gila and JMimbua rivers, about six milesfrom either stream, and about thirty miles north of the stage road. The Mimbua is a amall affluent of the Gila, a hundred miles west of thc town of Mespilla, and one hun¬ dred and forty miles from El Paso.
On the 18tb ult., a band of 25 Camanches attacked tbe station at thc "Head of Concho," 100 miles east of tbe "Pecos Crossing," kil¬ led tbc keeper, Mr. J. AV. Sheppard, scalped him, and run off all tbe stock, eleven mules. The stage was delayed some hours for other animals to be brought iu. Mr. Sheppard kil¬ led one Indian, the cbief of the party, before be fell. He was a native of New Hampshire, but was recently from Kansas, wbere hehas a wife and three children now residing near Lecompton.
At the Clear Fork of the Brazos river, about tbe 20th inst., Capt. Baylbr, a Texan Ranger, very foud of Indian sports, returned from a Camanche bunt, bringing uiue scalps and forty horses. Hc asserted that be killed fif¬ teeu oftbe enemy, but was only able to secure nine scalps. His party consisted of six men.
On Tuesday moruiug, 3d inst., at daylighl, tbe Overlaud jMnil station, 22 miles east of S3*racuse, was burnt. Four borses—one of thc finest teams ou lhe road—periahed in tbe flames. The cause of tbe fire was unknowu, but was supposed to have originated in a matcb having been dropped upon thc ground, and ignited b3' being trodden upon by thc borses.
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The Examination of Applicants for School will bo held in the following Districts, attho times and placea bcreinftor specifiec:
Drnmore Jnly lOtb. 9 a. m., Cheatnut Level.'?
Folton *• nth, (J a. m.
I3lh. 9 a. m., Poplar Grove. S. H.
13th, 9 a. m., Andrew's Infl.nnlon.
14th, g a. m.
LitUo Brltabi....
Colerain
Bart
CoDfibtoga & Safe
Harbor DlHt..,,
Heqasa
Providence
Edan
StraAbnrg Bor. &
Township
Weat Lampeter..
' Iflth, 9 a.m., Coneatog Ceotre. ' 17th, 9 a. m., Wllow .-treet. ' IStb, 9 a. m., New Providence. ' 19th, 9 a. m., QnarryTllle.
20th, 9 a. m., H. Scbool Slragbnr^. 2Iet, 9 a. m., Lampeter Stiudre. PardlBo Twp. aod Ifew Uilltown District, Joly 23d, 9
3. m., Blhck. HorBo School Honse.
Fallabnry Jnly 24th, 9 a. m.
Leacock *' 'ifith. 9 a. m., InterconrBe.
Earl " 26ih,9a.m., New Holland.
Upper Leacock... " 27th, 9 a. m., Barevllle. Bast Lampetar... " 2Sth,9a. m., Boterprlse.
Manortwp " :Wlh,9a. m., Dannes' School,
MllIerHVille. Waahington Bor." 3lBt9a. m., W. HempBeld....An^. let, 9;t.u,, MonntvUle. £. Hempfleld..... " 2d, .9 a. m., PcterHbnrj;.
Maflfaelm " :{rd, 9 a. m., NelfriTlile.
Wirwick " 4th,9 a. m.,LUiz.
Camargo. Ind. District Tbe DircctorK with their can.
dldaiea will plense atlend the exaioinatioo In Eden-
Directors will pleaso provide all tbo necessary apparatus. They will also pleaso give notico in their respective diatricts, uf the timo and placo of examinations, and iu thoso Districts in which no place has been set, they are requested to uppoint 000 and inform me of thesame.
The examinations will cuuiinence precisely aC the time fived. Pleaso bo punctual. Priv.ate ex¬ aminations absolutely refused. Tho public are respectfully invited tu atlend.
DAA^ID EA''ANS, County Superintendent.
PENNSYLVANIA BAIL BOAD.
LEAVE WESTWAItn.
Through Express. .\ 1-31 a. m.
Mail Train.*. : 10.54 "
Fast Lino 2.38 p. m.
Ilarrisburg Accommodation 5.35 "
Lancaater Train - 7.-l-i "
Emigrant Train 12.20 a. m.
LEATE EASTWAUn.
Through Expres."! 2.2[lfl. m.
Fast Line 7.27 p. in.
Lancastor Train 8.50 "
Mail Train 2.22 p. m.
Harrisburg Accum laudation f'.48 "
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THE AHCTIC EXPEDITION—TtCEIR FAHE- AVELL.
Tbe ai'ctic expedition, undcr command of the gallaut Dr. .1. 1. Hayes, bade the citizens of Hoston a last farewell, on the otb inst., aud arc uow ou their way to the inhospitable shores of the Arctic regions. The many friends iu Cbesler county, of lhe intrepid Arctic explor¬ er, Dr. Hayes, will be rejoiced to learn that he leaves our shores well equipped for the under¬ taking before hira. The expedition will be absent at least two years. On the occasion of thc fareweU, tbe company was addressed by Gov. Banks, and in reply, Dr. Hayes said be knew too well the importance of this meeting to attrlbulc it to mere formfllily. He was about to loave these shores to endeavor to ac¬ complish discoveries begun by his predecessor. He could but thank bis countrymen for the generoua aid extended him, and would ever strive to prove worthy of the confidence repo¬ sed in bim. He should ever cherish tbe re¬ membrance of the bearty encouragement hc bad received from his frieuds here and else¬ where. He spoke of the usefulness and practicability of tbe enterju'lse—the interest felt in it by men of science—and the import¬ ance of studyiug tbe physical featurea of the globe—ita tides and ita currents, of sea and air—ita phenomena of magnciism, heat and electricity—and tbe varieties of living beings which bave inhabited it from tbe remotest geological epoch.
Hon. Edward Everett alluded to the previous speakers aa representing the Gommonwealtb, the City, the University and science, and said he could not decline to add his hearty wishes for tbe explorer's succesa.
Though the expedition seemed amall and tbe outfit meagre, amaller tban be could bave wished, yet it was better fitted tban were the vessels of Columbua, when he sailed to discov¬ er thia continent of ours. He went forth witb¬ out the light of science, surrounded by superstitious meu and with everything to contend against. Now wc have thc light of science, tbe benefit of former experience, and tbe result of other explorations. It ia said, that in the vocabulary of a reaolutc man there is no auch word aa "impossible." ~"
It may be His will and your good fortune to reacb the sea whicb we all believe exiats, where no flag bas yet floated, and no keel has yet been borne. Ifyou succeed, you will en¬ roll your uame and the names ofyour gallant compauiona on tbe list of noble discoverers, not only of early years, but with tbe resolute and undaunted explorers of tbe regions you now go to visit, and whose names arc familliar to us all. If you fail, you will have the con¬ solation of having it said of you, as of the youtb who dared attempt to drive the chariot of the Sun :—
" Slagnis tamen oicidit ansis."
He failed in a bold adventure.
Mr. Everett concluded by wishing that prosperous breezes might blow wherever the voyagers might be—that tho noble object sought might be gained.
EXCITEHENT IN SUITHFIELD S. I.
A correspondent of the Providence Journal says that much excitement exists in Smithfield, 11. I., connected with thc recent decease of a wealthy genlleman of that place. Tiic decea¬ sed left two children, one of whom was some¬ what estranged from him. He died suddeuiy, anti anxiety was fell by the absent one to know all (hal might be kuown concerning the sirauge death of her fatber, nnd overtures were made lo bave an examiuntiou into the cause of bis death. Thc.«c were repulsed with .*^ucli ten¬ acity that suspicion waa .aroused, nnd tlie dc- terniinaiioii made to have an iuveatigation before a coroner's jury. This was strongly opposed by those interested, aud aclivelj- sn bj' tbe family physician. The deaign was persevered in, bowever, and physicians were called from anoiher town to make (he exami¬ nation.
AVhen the physicians arrived theywere tuken aside by one of the resident physicians, and after an hour's consultation, they reporled ihat tbey deemed an inquest uuueccssary, as there was probably uo gronnd for sua]>iciou. Tbis created much indignation auioug the peraons assembled, anda town meeting on thc subject, was threatened, when the body waa esposed nnd examined. The physicians appenrcil sur¬ prised at the result uf the examinatiou, and jiortions of tbe body were taken nw,ay for chemical analysis. There is much feeliug among the people in regard to fhe course pur¬ sued in the mailer, and they arc determined ou a thorough investigation.
THE JEESEY CITY KIDNAPPINa CASE.
A I^lr. Ibmii recently disappcircd from .ler¬ sey City iu a mysierious manner, but hc has returned lo bia bome, but quite ill from rough usage and exposure. Hc haa wrilten a letter to llecordcr TildeU, of which t he following is the substance :
"He lefl home on lhe lllh of .June last, with about §1000 on hia person, intending to trans¬ act business on the line of the Erie Railroad, also at New York nud Newark. He states that immediately after taking dinner at Turners Hotel, Owego, he felt very unwell, tind was conscious of nothing nitu'e until hc recollccta being struck on the head because be would not get imo a small boat. How long be re¬ mained unconscious at- tbat time be does not know; but wben be recovered he fouud him¬ self out at sea in a small coastiug schooner, robbed of everything excejit his watch, which he carried in sttch a manner tbat it easily es¬ caped ilcieciion.
Thc vessel was au old, fore-topaail schooner, painted black. Mr. Bunn thinks tbat there wns a large patch ou the fore-topaail, Tbe captain was a middling-sized man : thinks be would know bim. AVhen I\tr. Bunn would ask any questiou in relation to bi*whereabi)Ui, the only answer be would receive was, "Your fore is paid, sir.'* Thc crew couaisied of six or seveu men, witb whom be wasallowed no con¬ versation -wbatever. Afier being at sea six days, they uearedlaud,!indhc ascertaiued that Ihey were on the coast of Florida. lie was put ashore in a amall boat, after solemnly promis¬ ing not to speak to one of tbe bands in ihc Fortunately he reached a planter's house
Potatoes, Ga7 " "
Oats of 3 bushols .Sl.'40ul.-15 per ba;;.
Corn,..; 75aS0 per bushel.
LANCASTEB GBAIN MABKET—Wholesale.
Reported hy Albriout & Co., Fortcurdin<j and
Goitimisfdon Merehanls.
Tuesday, July 10, ISRO.
FLOon, superfine, per bbl 55.10
do extra, " 5.35
AVhite AVHRAT,per bushel,„ 1.25
Red " " I.IS
Conir, " 62
Oats, " 30
Ryk, « 70
Cloverseed, 4.i)0
AVhiskey, in hhds 2H
do inbhla 205
PHILADELPHIA MABKET.
Monday Evem.vo, July 9, ISfiO.
Flouk—There is no quofahlo ehungo in Flour, and tho markot is dull. Tbe sales, for exports only, include 150 barrels slandard superfino at $5 375, at which rate it is freely offered, and 500 bbls. fresh ground City Mills' extra at SG ^ hbl. The sales to lho trade are mustly within tho above range of quotations fur siipcrjino and extras, und from $6 25 to S6 75 ^ bbl. for fancy brands, as in quality. Tho receipts continue vcry light, but thc demand, both for shipment and humo use, is very small.
Ryb Floor and Cons Mbal aro al-^o quiet.— AVfl quote the former at $3 621, and tho latter at $3 37i ^ bbl. for Pennsylvauia meal.
In wheat there ia very Hltlo doing, nnd thc mar¬ ket is dull at Sl 26a$l 30 for cummon to guoiI Pennsylvania and southern reds, and $1 35a$l -10 forwhito; -100 bushels of thu latter, good new southern, sold al thc highest figure.^.
Ryb is scarce, and Penu'a. is held at 7Sc.
CoKN is but little ioquirodfor,and prices contin¬ ue dull at 66h67c., somo fair quality stdtl at (i2e.
Oats are also dull, with salea of 7000 bushels to note at from 37 to 39e, for Penn'a mostly at the former rate.
AVniSKV moves off ns wanted at 21 e. for Penn¬ sylvania bhls., 22c. for Ohio do., 20c. for drudge, and 2le. fur hhds.
CATTLE MABKET. Monday Eveniso, -Tuly a, 1860. Beef Cattle.—Tbo offerings of Beef Cattlo were light this weok, and tbo market aomowhat unsettled, thc scales reaching only about 1500 heati, at prices with tbe rango of $7u$950 tho 100 lbs. net, including a few bead suld at $4 50 grosa. Tho arrangement mado a short timo ngo to hold tho market on Tuesday of caeh week, instead of Monday, has been broken up already, by soiuo of tbo parties to the agreement selling as usual on Monday, and the markot will ho held in futnre on Monday, commencing on Slonday next, tbo Dth instant The following arc tho particidara of tho sales mado yesterday and to-day, at Philips' Drove Yard:
32 Chester Co., Scott & Kimblo SStalO
37 " D. C. Baldwin SAa i))<
Hi " Chandler S a 0
50 Lancastor Co., P. Hathaway 3 a Sj
Cows Axn Calves—About 150 Cows and
Calves wero disposed of at S25a45, aa to condition.
Hogs—AVo aro advised of sales of 550 hoad of
Hogs at the Avenue Yard at from $7* to St tho
100 lbs. net.
Sheep—Some SOOO Sheep woro di^popcd of at from $.3 to 5 each, as to condition.
BbowxStoxe Clotuisg Hall, Nos. 603 and
605CHa3T-fCTIiT«KET—MB-S'.-; AHfi BoVd' CLOXaLMI Em- POBICM —The eah^^crthers, thankful for tha liberal pat ronage heretofore beslowed hy the ctUzans of Pblladel¬ phia, and thohs vivlliDg tbe mBiropolls. have made important improvements in tbelr store, for the acCum, dation of tfaeir namerous castomers. Id soliciU&g a caatlnnanca of lhat patronago, no etfort shall be waat¬ lng 00 onr part, to give enlire satisfaction. Wa believe lbe pahlic demaads, and will siipport. a Urst.class clothiDK eiilahltsfamea)^. whera the miterial and work¬ manship can be relied npoo. and the/ receive tho ftdl value of tlieir money in the articles purcliascd. Tnoae deHirii-g to have thetr garmeats u^de lu ordar will flod aa advantago in uetectiog from onr largo stock ot nncol goods. AVa employ uoue bot the most skiUtol cnlters, and warrant every garment lo give eutiro satisfaction. jnaa6-tf.2S HOCKflILL it WILSON.
Save Yods Horses.—" AVe take great pleas¬ are in recommending tue Mexicaa Mustang Liniment as a valaable and indispensable article fur tipralns, ^orts. Scratches ot Gdlds on Uurses. Oar men haye nsed It for saveie Barns. Briiisas, Sores, SUIf ioiaXnand Rhenmattc i^aioe, and all eay it acts like taaglc. We use no other LlnUaenL J- Av. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harudea's aad AVells, Fargo it
Co.'s Exprsos."
GenUemen:—"I had a negro man worlh $I,200.whu took cold from a bad hart, and wns ase'es^for over oae year; ihad used everything i cuOld hear of wiihout ueneat, nnlll 1 tried the Muslang Llalment. It has per¬ feclly cored him, aud I can aow take the aboTo pnce for him, Kespscifnlly yuurs, JAilES DoiiKaNCK,
Every fiauter, Teamster and Faoiily should havo Ihls invalnable arilcle. cold by all resteclable du-iUrbev- erywbere. BAUNEi & I'aUK, rruprialors,
jnly 4>lm-32 New Vork.
EVERY SUMMER tbe demand for HosTt-rr
TERS Cklehkatkd hTjJiACH JJiiTEKi* iocreAftes. It Id luaud tu bo iue only curtain preoervalion uf bodily Slrength daring a period ivbou lbe a(m'*o[(here ih calcu¬ lated to induco a leeliug of laseiiuilu and ludigebUuu.— Tba wurst caios of Dittrrho;i, atd Dyaontery give way to its potent lulluenca. luunmsratjle persons, who are uuw alive and wull, mnst ib.iuk the olBcuTeror of thit> preparaUon that they have nut been swept away iu (be harvest of deaib. Tna Buiers ts racummended by ihe bost pbysiciaus in the land. Thisls tha beat evidence of lis reul valne. becaose, as a general thing, they wilt not apeak a word in favoi of adveriised prepariuluns. They bave bueu cumpelled to acknowlodge tno claimn ot tlie tJiiiors apon l..e communiiy. Bold by itU Diug- gitls. jona27-lm-ai
joly u
AUDITOB'S notice;
ESTATE OF MATTHIAS BLTCK- BN6DBRFEB. deceased.—The nnderatgoed Aodi¬ tor. appointed by tbeOrphans'Court of Lancanter conaty to difltrihata the balance remaining In tha hands of Jac. B. Tahndy, Administrator da bonia noa wiii. ,%, aoaexed, of aiitthlaa Blickensderfer I«ta7rr,„ . ^'" Coanty ot Lancaster, deceased, to «„! . ^'"^•*'"''9 legally entitled to the samo. will attend fo??hl°* """" of bis appointmeat, on WBDNBSOat »i, „ t_P?'"P*'" AUODSr. A. D.. I8M. at 9 o'cloclc. AM Sfin'Mil'' "^ Uoom. In tha Court Hoqm, In the t\t7oti'^^}^, ^^^'t'^
W. CARPEKTEK, Andllor. , Jt-33
E^^ . mH°^''^°S3 NOTICE. ¦
STATK OF JOHN KKMPER, late ot Warwick Iowo.hlp. Lanc.t.r counlr dec'd Toe aoder.lso.d Andllor, oppoln.Kl lo dl.? Ibof, ?!,, baUoceromalologloih, haod. of Samn.l Wolf V. maloioK ex.oo,or or lho Ia>l will of Joha K.BP.r ll?, of W.rwick owo.hlp. decoded to aod .mon, iKe .1 Iliad 10 ,00.1., lh. «m.. win all.nd fo "So'pnrZ. Jf Mf appoinlmoot, on TOESDAY. lb, Uth /.r of In On,T nojc. al 2 o'clock P. M . li iho Ubrary^oom o"r lba Conrt Honsa. aBKAH SHANK, Anditor. Ji"'.'' 4l-33_
T ^ AUDITOH'S NOTICE. HE undersif^neil Auditor, appointed . , ,'''[."'",,°,''l'''»»'''t^»"rt'>fI.»nra.lerconnty.loJI«. t,.M„ tbo baiaoco In lho hand, of Petor O. Ebermaa Aamini.lralor do bonis non of lho Estate of Benry Kepple, late oflho cily of Lancaster, decoased, lo and amonit ibo.e entitled to lbe same, will meet for tbe pur- poBBof bi" appoloiment, attbe Conn Honse In the-aid elly, on TDESDAT, lbe 14lb of ADODST, IS6I at 2 oclo.k. P.M., wbenand wbero all persona Inlere.ted may attend If they Ihlnit proper. Jnly 11 4t-33 A. HERR SMITH, Andllor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. ~
THE undersigned Auditur, appointed by the Orphac' Conrt of Lancaster cennty. to die. tril>01e tba balanoe In the band, of Adam Borlztle;d and Benjamin Go«,idminlstrato.o of Kaihaoiol Uo.», late of Providence lownshlp. In .aid coonty. drceaaed. to and among tbose legally ontitled lo tbo sama, accordlni! to law, WlU attend for the pnrpose of h.a appolnlmeel at Ibe Library Room In the Coorl Honso. In the clly of Lancaster, on .MONDAY, ibo 13th dayof ADGDoT next at 2 o'clock In lho afiernoon of said day, when and where all persona inlereaied may aitend if ibey think proper- JESSE LAS Dia, i„iii,or.
[Weekly Expres. copy ]
AUDITOB'S NOTICE.
THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Orphans' Court of Laocaster couuty, to re¬ port dlstribntlon of tha balance found in the hands of Ueo. M. Kllna aod Jossph McClure, surviving Ext-cn- tars of the last witl and testament of Robert 3IcCIare, late of the city of Lancaster, dec'd., to and amoog tbose legally entitled to tba oame. will meat for the purpose of hia appointmeat, on TUESDAY, tha Tth day of AU¬ GUST, A. D..186i>. at 2 o'clock In the afiernoon of tbut day, in tbe Library Huom of the Conrt HonHe. wben and wnere all persons Interested may atieml, if ibey think proper. WM. it. WILaO.V, AuJilur. joly II 4t 3;*
CHICAGO HASKEX.
Jaly :
boat.
before night, wbere be wa.s kindly cared for and, after be bad sufBciently recovered, fur¬ nished fuuds with which he returned home. From tbe state of bis system, :Mr. Bunn thinks that be was drugged at. the botel wbci*e be took -supper atOwego. He docsiiot think thehands on board tbescboonerknew anything about the transactions on shore, nor in fact anything re¬ garding hhn, except as a passenger."
This is a very singular and somewhat inco- berent story. It will be fully investigated by tbe authoiities.
The health of the bero of Snn Jacinto isrep- resented ns poor. The tough old soldier who bas braved an hundred battles, and defied the power of shot and shell to pull him down, can¬ not stand a Presidential nomination. Tbe old hero bas to succumb. .V Texan paper says: ** He now goes about on a crutch because of lameness in one of bis ankles." It will be a marvel if all tbe otber candidates i^e not prostrated before election time.
Pall of a Building at St. Joseph's, Miasouri. St. Lonis, Saturday, July 7. Tbe Democrat learns from lhe passengers from St. Joseph's that the new four-story building in that city, owned and occupied by Kove, jNlcCord & Co., wholesale grocers, fell at two o'clock yesterday, crusbing a frame build¬ ing adjoining, occupied by three families, killing nine of the ten occupants instantly, viz: Mrs. Boyce and ibroe children, Mr, and Mrs. Cogswell and four otbers, whose names were not ascertained. The building caught fire immediately afterwards, and the stock of Nove, McCord & Co. was consumed. 'The atore of Toatles & Farnligh wns also burned, togetber with their entire stock of boots and shoes. The total loss is estimated at 520,^0- Insurance unknown.
Washington dispatches also announce that arrangements have been concluded between tfae Post-office Department and Mr. Vaader- bilt_, for the transportation of tbe Pacific Mails, commencing on tbe lltb instant, and ending the 4th of next March; the compensa¬ tion to_ consists oftbe postages, and such com¬ pensation as Congress may be induced to make under the recommendation of tbe department.
A new progamme for tbe Mormons is indi¬ cated in WashingU>n dispatches. It ia now proposed that they shall emigrate to one of the East India islands, and reliable information is said to bave been received that they will do so. Tbe enterprise is to be carried out uuder tbe supervision of Capt. "Wnlter M. Gibson, wbo will be remembered as baving bepn im¬ prisoned for some years by the Butch authori¬ ties of one of the islands in question, and who has recently identified bimself with thc Mor¬ mon cause—it being at bis suggestion that Brigbam Voung proposed to the Government lo lake the Mormons lo Oceanica, if an ar¬ rangement could be mado by which tbey could be paid by Government for their improvements in Utab.
We bnve watched pretty closely tbe exchan¬ ges received at this office the past week, es¬ pecially those from tbe northern part of Illinois, southern part of Wisconsin, and eastern partof Iowa, and they all agree, tbat 80 far as beard, but little damage bas resulted to the wheat and other crops by the recent storms. In some cases, indeed, thewheatbas been thrown down, but not so as to seriously damage it. No signs of rust have appeared. Many oftbe papers, too, state tbat tbe wheat crop will be heavier than was a short time sinoe anUcipated, tbe beads having filled up better than they Beamed at an earHer time to promiae. So, then, the Croaker family may as well, on motion, adjourn sine die.
Ftotiit—Receipts, S79 hhls; shipped, none.— Market quiet and quotationa almoat entirely nomi¬ nal. Sales were:—50 bbls choico Spring extra at $5 del.
Wheat—Receipts, 10,073 husj ehippeil, 22,-100 has. Market quiet and Aale lower. Sales wero: —1000 bus extra Club al $1.12 f. o. h.j 1000 bus No. 1 Spring at 1.07 in aloTo, 5000 bua No. 2 Spring on p. L; 2000 hus No. 2 Spring nt Sl.flO in store; -SOO bus do. at Sl.OS-J in store; 1000 bus do. at $1.05 in storo; 1000 bus Rejected at OOc in store.
Corn—Keceipts. ]5S,53J bus: shipped, 58,300 bns. Unchanged. Sales wcro :—2000 bus Kiver Mi.xod at 4Sc afloat; 5000 bus No. 2 Canal at-17Jc, f. 0. b.; 5000 bus do. at 47ic alloat; 25,000 hns do. at 47c afloat: 5,000 bus do. at 47c f. o. b.; 5,000 bus No. 1 at 46}c in storo; 25.000 bns No. I at A^fta in st6re; 10.000 hus do. at 40^0 in storo; 20,- 000 bus do. at 40c in store; 22,000 bus No.' 2 at 45c io storo; 3,500 bus do. at 45ic in atore: 12,- 000 bus do. at 45Ac in storo; 4S00 bus Ecjcctcd at 42^6 ia store; 2000 bus do. at 42c in store.
JIEW YOBK BtABKET.
Monday, July 9, 1350. Tobacco—Kemains quiet, as is usual at this season of tho ycar. Primo sorts aro scarce and wanted, but otbor kinds aro dull and difBcult of salo. Manufactured Tobacco oftho bettor quality is moro in demand and firmer, whilo low medium qualities are dull and drooping. The sales for lho five daya aro 121 hhd. Kentucky, at4al2c.: Vio bales Havana, 28a33c.; 247 cases Seedleaf, oAala.; 81 bales Sagua, and 91 do Yara, on private terms.
BAITIMOEE TOBACCO MABKET.
Satdroav, Juiy 7, 1S60.
Tobacco—The demand for Maryland Tobacco continues active, and desirable parcels aro taken as heretofore as soon as they pass inspection. Com¬ mon and inferior qualities arc neglected. Wc con¬ tinue lost week's quotations, x\7.: loftirior and Common $2.50a3; guod common 3.50a4; middling 5a7; good and lino brown 7.50al0, and e.xtra lino llal2. At the cloao of last week wc noticed the fact that the market bud been cleared of Ohio To¬ bacco. Since tben thero have been vcry few salcf, moat ofthe country ownera desiring to hold on for tho presont in conacquonco of the absence of rain, which causes approhoiiaions for the growing crop. We quote inferior to good commou Ohio 3a3.50; middling brown to red 4a5; red and spangled 5a6.50; good and fine red spangled 7aS; good and fine yellow 9al2, and fine red cigar wrappers 9nl2. Kentucky Tobacco conlinuea quiet, and we ore without any sales to note, though tbere have been Bomo receipts thia week. The iospccliona of tbo week aro 1,394 hhda. Maryland; 933 hhda. Ohio, and 33 hhds. Kentucky—total 2.365 hhds.
Manufactured Tobacco.—The receipts are fair and tho demand good. We quoto tbo rates as fol¬ lows, viz: Common half lbs. 14al6c; medium do. 18a20c; fine do. 2Ia25c; common lba. mouldy or in unsafe order, OalOc; do. aound lOalSc; mediom lbs, ISalSo; good 20a25c; fioe 30a40c. Very lit¬ tle that con be called fioe, under 25 cts. Extra fine lba. and twiat 45o to OOo Stock very light— Good common &'a and' lO's 14al6o; i&edium 5'b and 10'b. 10a2Oo; fine fi's and lO's. 20a25o; ship¬ ping lO's, and 12'a 5Etl2o; do. 18's and 20'3.5a7c.
""^Mxm^t^,
lo Philadelphia, at tbe Commnrclal Hotel, on Taes¬ day, the 3d inat.. by Ableraian Brazar. I. D. WfcBSTSK to PuEDB AN» IZ-lHyi, bmb of Fuliuu towaship. Lancas¬ ter coaaty.
On Toesday evening, tbo .^d inst, by tha Ker. D. Gans, Jacob UocpEK to axnie SIoosev, both of ^ount Joy, Lancaaier coonty.
On lhe 5lh Inht., hy Rav. J. J. Strine. Martin W. ECoBTZ of West Earl to Srt-"WASSA Kola.su of Upiitr Leacock.
On Thursday, July 5, ISiH). hy Ksv.TbenJore A.Hop- klDH, JoAW l)o.sALlt.=o.v, ofTamaqaii. to EUM-iT, Ckook. of Culutul)ia.
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Saddenly In Manhaim. on tba V-,t in^t.. Joii.v Pan.iP Wai.tz. aged TO year-^. 3 moutb-i and 29 days. Ue had remdttd alonu during the p^vsc "U yetrs. and wan found daud In his ret-ldence on the luaruiug of the lst In^t having been apparently tiruck with appoplexy daring thA night.
In Coloiohia, on WeJoesdAy, 4tb inhi., Cvncs H. Ja¬ cob.*, ttge^ -t'l years. 11 munihs and 22 dayt.
lo ProTidenca township, on tbe Sih ia«t..rnRi'9TiAK SiiTLTZ. Sen., agad t-I years, alter a paiuE'al and pro- tractel illness which he boru wilh grcal rei^iguaiiou and forlitada.
[tJoIumboB, (Ohio) papers please copy.]
July 7lb. llE.N'ttV C. son of H. C. aud Cecelia Lochor, in the 4ib year uf bis sge.
Oo tbe2ud inst., in Manor towDshlp, Nan'RV, wire of Chriblian Eurle.agcd -17 yeare, I mouth HUd 'Z'l (luy?.
AUDITOH'S NOTICE.
THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by tbe Orpbans Conrt of Lancaatar conuty, to dis. triuato tbe balance In tba bands of Jobn'KeiahuId. Executor of the last will and testament of Sophia Kainhuid, lata of Wu>:t CocaUco township, Lanca-tsr couniy, decoased, among tho^e leRuIly enUlled nnder the proviaions of the will, hereby gives nolice tbut ha will aitend for tha porpoife ofhis appointm nt. at his cltlea iu A'ew Ei>biata, Kphrat.i l<^was..ip. said coanty. out'KiDAY, tba Hlh day of AUGU.ST, IStiO. iit2'oclock P. ai., wben aad where alt persons iaterested are re- (luosted lo allead. I'KTEK MAKI'IN,
jnly II-4.-33 Anditor,
THE INLAND INSURANCE AND DEPOSIT OOMPANY
INSUKK agjiiodt Xohh by fire on B:tild- iQgs, either perpatoat or llmltod. Also, nn Slei ehan-
dise,farnltaroandoth«rpersooal property, at reaaoaablo rat"S.
JC5"SaId Companv aleo rotfelvB money on deposit as heretofore, pay G percent Iaterest for ona muntli or longer, and S>£ per cent an dapo.tit mada for a yar. H. EfMOULESBEKO. Ptenldent.
R. P. RAUca, Secretary, mar!il-tM7
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
THK undersigoed Autiitor, appointed by tlia Orphans' t^ourt of Lancastar coonty, lo ro- pui I dietribatton of the balance found in the hands of Manha Barr, Administratrix: of tba ebtnie of John Barr.lateof Edeu towusbip, said ouonty,deceased, lo and anii^ng tho<)a legally entitled to thesame. will meet lor Lhe parpusa of hts uppalnttnent, oa WEI/ESUAV, theSlhddyof/UGUaT, A.D. IbOO.ata o'clock in ihe afternooa of that day, la tbe Library Koum ol the Court Uou'a. when and where all persons inier.sled may attend if thay thiuk proper. jatyIMl-33 Wai. R. WIL-ON. Anditor.
W^^
DR. WAYLAN
meet his engagements in tins
on MONDAY andTUESUAY next. 16 li Jnly 11 lt:i3
DIVIDEND'
AT a meeting ot* tlic i\]:iu;igers of tbe. Lancaster Gds L.o. held tbiij day. a dividend of uue dollar per suare wus declared payahle on and aUer tha tub In&t. (iGO K. KEEU, Trcu^.
Joly 9,1S«0. _ Jul U-31-3.I
STATE of the LANCASTKR COUN¬ TY BAKK, THURSDAY 310JiMNO, JDLY fith.'60.
tlills Dit=couoted $Jfi4.H3 Sl
Bouds and Uorlgages 'J-'ii'iUU UO
Keal Estata 13,711 fl:i
U. S.Tressury Notes g .10.000 00
Gold and iltvar IU3.:«-t « 16.13(464
Ilolesand Checks of other Baabs 43.ti33 3'2
Casb dnefrom other Banks 7:i,tO;J73
"ue Deposttorn
Notes in Ci rcn bi lion.....
Dividends Unpaid
Doe to Banks
$777,-Jt;.-| ....$l*iS.2.19S9
29:J.0UUOO
1.!>I225
is,70Kei.$47tj.ns=;
$:W(I,S-J6 43
Capital Rtock. St269,03.-» CO tancailcr city ss :
Uul'ore me, J C Vnn C>ttnp, an Aldaruiaa of ths city of Lancaster, pertunally Appeared W. L. I'eiper, Cd^h- ler of the Lancaster County Bsnk. wbo beiog duly sworn, dolh say that the foregoing statement is correct, to tbe besl of his knowledge and b-llsf.
• W. L. PEIl'EK, Caslicr.
Ijworn and subscribed, July ath, 'Sfit), coram.
jnly II lKi:i J. C. VAK CaMP, Aldermun.
iTl'iMliNT Ol^^THl-; FAKJli'UlS
BANK OF LANCA;-TK!!. JULY:)d. IStiO. A-rfKT5.
Bills Dlscouated and Loans $C5S,76t:»
Banking HooF-e lO.i'OOtiO
Notes and Checks uf other Banks 46.31H7I
Duefrom otber Banks ISl.nOD 05
Farmers' Bank Stock 6»,25000
U.S. Treasury No'ee $40.001100
Gold and Silver Coin 93,'.:bU SO 1S3.26OS0
STA' BAI
I,tAniI.ITIKr.
Notea in Circniation $^''3 000 Of)
Dneloother Banks l'i,7t>79fl
Doe Deposltars S''J3,i:tl Sl
Dividends Unpaid !>7.t irt
One Commoawealth for Taxes.. l,9W"!i
$i,04r>,ti«tia5
.171,83^95
.347.1.777 DO Capital Stuck S-150,000 Lancaster Clly, ss:
I certify ibat tba foragoiug is a true statemont, l» the bsni of my knowledge und belief,
EDW. H. BKOW.Y. Cashier. Sworn and anhscribcd hefore m*'. this 3d tltiy of Jnly, i860. WM. B. WILEY, Alderm:tn.
jnly 11 ^ _ ^ _ '^"'^
TEAOHERS "WANTED.
TIIE Board of ycliool Directors of Lancaster city. Ph., will receive appIicationM for the sKuatioQ of Prmcipul uf the LiincJiHter High ticbool, and aIno for that of :SdCund AH^lnlanl in tbe Female Department. The Principal will be rcnuirod tu ntnud an examination in lba Ureek. Latlu and French Lau- fiuages. In Mathematlc-i. and ia iho higher Branches ol Eoglisb. He will alisu hu rtic|uicsd tu lecture weekly before tb > »choul un somu scieoiitlc subject.
Tho Abslsiant In lbe Female Department mnKt be competent lo teach Mn^ic, Drawing. Fronch. Eoglisb Grammar, and such other hranches ai) mny he Haslgned to ber hy tba Prlnclp'*!. the mOht al^o pass sn ttxsmi- nation befora tbe pruper coiumittuu.
O'^i'lAi'Ies $500 and S'i50.
Applicati DS received up to Angpsl 21. ISliO.
Addreps J-VO. L. ATLEX,
joly 11-31.3:1 Chairman Supt. Com.
10 TEACHERS WANTED. fT^O take cbnrgc of tbc Scbools in Jjcji-
§ cock Scbool District. Tha SoperinleudenL will aiiendatlntercunrseBall, on tba96th inst, at So'clock A.M. wbere applicants for Schools are reiinentud to me-it for exdmiuntion. Two or threa Icscbero whu are qnallfled to teach boib Germau t\nd Englit-b would bs preferred. School term eight monlhs. S>ilary, $'X7 per nionth. By order of the Board. MOSES EiBY,
July JI td 33 Secrelary.
10 TEACHERS WANTED
TO take charge of tbe Public Schools of Warwick townsfaip, for tlie lerm of BJX moatbs tu commence on the lOih of sEf i'EMBEK. The Snp r- intendant will hold an examination at Liliz, oa tbe 4th day of AUGUST, where apphcai'ls will pleaae at¬ lend. By order o( the Board
G. E. niEaiESDERFEB, Secretary, July 23 3t-:!;i
(Waekly Express copy.)
NINE TEACHERS WANTED
TO take chiirge of the Public Schools in Paradiee Twp. Appllcaote will please meet the County SaperlnlendenI and School Board, for ex- aminauoo.at the'Black Horse" t-ehool Uuuse, JULY 'i'.itd, at 9 o'clock, A. M. Tarm'-*'ight months. Tu Teachers giving aallBrncliou, $JOper month will be gWen^ JOH.V B. WARFEL. Secretary.
NOTICE.
IN aecordnnee with a resolution of the stockholders of the GREEN RIDGE IMPROVE- fliENT CO.. adopted on tbe'2-2d dny of Mty. iSdO, the Directors ara prepared tu recolTe propoKiU for (be pur- cbai?a of one-half, or ihcreaboute. (being the aui-iera end) ofthe property of thecompany. conslfltlog of aboni 9Qy .»CRESof CI.1AL LAND, moreor lesn, sitnaled in Nurlbnmherland coanty. in the t:tate of Pennnylvaala, togeih. r wllh Coal Brokers. Miner's Honses, and atl the improvementa of woatevar klud ihere may be thereon.
bald prapottals will he recaived nntll 12 o'clock M. on the leib day of AUGUST next, at the offlce of tba Co., No. 6 Merchants Exchange, Philadelphbi. Any farther laformalioQ may ba obtaioad Ihere, or of lh9 Agent of the Co , on tha premises, or at Mt Carmel.
Jaly II ^ _^^^^_
" EIETY DOLLARS REWARD.
ON tbe night of the 4th inst., about 2 o'clock, tha carriage hunae of tbe Kev. Daniol Unriz. of Ephrata tuwnship, Laacaster counly, was en¬ tered by some craven hearted villians, who cat the car¬ riage tup and cushlbn^ to pieces, snd carried olT a anmbar of valuable carpeniar tuols. finch as aogors, hand sawH, chiesels, drawing knives. Slc, itc, ic., tbe properly of hla sons. Calvin and Elam.
The toola.were foond about SOO yards from the dwel¬ ling hoase, Bcattaied along the pobllc road, broken to pieces, the aagnm being drlTen into tho middle of tha road.
The ahove reward will ba paid for tbe arrest and con- Tlciloa of tbe perpetrators of this diabollc&l oatrage. CALVIN H, HERTZ, QEOBGS BEED. July U 3«t-33
ASSI'-NKD KSTATK OF DANIKL GROFF aud WIFE, uf Upper Laacock twp,— ttio ondor-lgued, appointed Asnignee, bereby gives aotlce ibat all persons Indebled lu tho .iald Estate ara rtrfiuebted to make Immediate p.iymeai, and tbose h^tv- iug claims or demands against the same, to present tbem duly aathsnlicaied for settlemant 10
ABKAHAM Q. GKOFF, Assignee, laty ll-Bt-33 residiag in said lowuship.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE EOR SALE.
ON PIUDAY, thc 17th of AUGUST next, tbe nndersigned. Assignee of Jubn Kauff mnn and Wife, will sell by public vendue on the prsm- txas, ta Eust Hempfleld township, LaucAstar connl', oa the road from tbo Harrisbnrg tnrnpike ruad to Petcrs- ''org. }^ ot aintle nortb of said tarnpike road, and 5 uiiles from L&ncasitr. the following Real Esiate. late ut Bttid John Kniilfman, to wit:
A Tract of 7^^ Acres of Land, witb a commo¬ dions new twu floried BIUCK DWELLING
HOUSE, with Back Buildings, a Swisser Burn,
Wash and Spring Hoaso, and other uecei-sary
buildings tbefeua. Also, a two-htorled STONE b« tu- LINO UoU-sB. aad ont-hnildings belongiug tbereto ; a npring of excellent watar in the fpring and wash house. Asa private and cornforlablo raoideuce, ihis properly Is nol curpssaed by aoy,
Theatuno Dwelling IIuu.-o Ac, and 1J;1 Perches uf the Laud laid otf thereto, will be utlsred and sold aeparately if de>ired.
A Tract of oOj ACRES of Iirst-rate Limestone
Liad. hiKifttcd ^4 ufiiiulle north of Ib-taho-ade.-cr.had premises udua we-t vide of lbe ahove meutioaed Paters furg road, an I on the north sida of lhe Harrisbarg K>iil- rurtd, Wll he sold in tha whole urin lulu losnit porcha- -618. Tho ODderi-igned bavii.g laid oni said tract inlo hlx'lota. funr ot ihem froutlog on said I'alersbari: road. Cuntaining each a ACHES and 70 PEKCHKS. another fronting ua t-aiuB road, contaiuing 9 ACRES, aud ibe t»iher heing tbo residue, lyioK weet of >-sid lots and frooliug oB tho railroad, containiog I.'i A<;K£S aod 2" I'EKCUES, iu whicb divisions it will be olfered aud sold if not suld in the whule.
This tract and eacb of Iba lott or division.^ Is admira¬ bly located fur building npon In a heallby and pleaeaut oeigbburoodd.
I'ui^sei^Aion aod indi'>palabla titles given on tha ftrst day ofApril next.
Pursons desiring to view Ihe premli^es before the fale will pleane call uu Mr. Joha KdUtfman, rebiding ou the drm doscribed premises.
ThHhalo Will begin at Io'clock of said day whon terme will ba made known. BESJA.iil.N* LANDIS,
_Jaly II-th33 _ Aaslgnee.
DOMINICK kcGRADY
LEKT his home and family, in Lan¬ caster, loti-e month of April, isds, for tbe par-
y./3.t uf seeking employment elsewhere. &.uca ihrn ao infurmatioo bas huen received from him. Any lufur- matioo rni^pecil ¦ g hlin. if liviog or dead, will >>e ihauk folly received hy his afliicled wife, and may ha com¬ muuicated to Kev. Bernard Kconau. Lsncesiar, Pa, ialy ll-lt ;)3 MARY McGKADY.
[Exchange papers please copy.]
BAUGH'S EAW BONE
SUPER-PIIOS.PIIATE OF LIME,
Manafactnred from Uuburnl Bones, hy WaOLKi'At.E OFEICB asd .-TOKK,
lVo.30 Sontu Wharves, bct-tvccn 31arlcet and Clicittnut iiti>.,
JPM EJLAO KLiI^MIA-
Casb price, §4-3 per 2000 Ibs. (2^ cts. per Ib.)
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADETO DEALERS.
REED, McGRANN, KELLY & CO, BANKERS,
Old Lancaster Bank Building, Centre Square
Lancaster.
rrriLL RECKIVfi money on Do-
T T posit and pay interest thareon as follows:
f> per cant, for any lanittb of tlmo.
6>j "' fur ona yaar.
Collections made in all parta oftha United Stiilea.
Money sent to Englaad, Ireland, Germany,France, &o.
Panitage certiflcalaa for sale from Livarpoul to New York, or Laacanter.
Land warraat nand oncarren t money boavn tand nold.
Spanish and Mexican dollam,olu U.tj.g-ld aud silvar coins boDght at a premium.
Special aiteotiuo will bs paid by G. K. Rerd,to tbo Negotiation of Commercial papor,Stuci-a, Loann and all marketable secarltles in Naw York or Philadelphia.
Oar friendi* may rely opoo piompmess, and onr par* sonal atiantlon to their interests in the trnnsaction ot any hnsiness which mayheialruxted toas.and we hold oursatvflu indivldnally liable for all muuey Lntmsted to onr care. GEO. K. HEED,
KICUAKD .McGRANN, PATKICK KELLY, _Jnne24-tf-aQ A. .McCONOMY.
""'"notice, "
PERSONS removing to the "West, or remitting fands there, will flad It to tbelr ad pao« tage to taka our drafts un New Yo k ur Philadelphia which commaad a premiam when osed WeHt oftbe Ohio. They aro drawn in amuonls losnit onr cnstometH Bpaaish coin bought at best rates. Premlnm allowed un old American silver. Five per cenl.Interei'l, par aaaam, ailowad on de¬ posits payable on demand without nolice.
JOHN UYOERBiCO.. Jaa 12Jy-_8_^ Bankera.
BANKING HOUSE OF ' ~ REED, HENDERSON & CO.
ON the :;Uth of March, iastaac, the nnderM'.!aed, oader the tirm ufREEU, HENDBK- buN at CO.. will cummeuce the Banking BaslnHHs.la \li nsnal braacbes at the ulllca hitherto uccapied hy Juhn K. Reed & Co., at tbe curner uf E.i>t King and Uoka (itreclH, batwean the Court House aad aprocher'a Hotel, Lan^nter. Pa.
They wUl pay'interest on depositea at the fullowlng rates:
fix percent, for 6 month-taa'Monger. ^ " " au days and longer.
They will hay and <tell siocHs aud Keal Estate On commission, nai{otial<i Loans fur otherd, parchane and sell Bills of Erchangu, Prumlosory Noles, Drafts. Jic. &c., &c.
Tbe undarsigueJ will ba individually liable to th<i exteot uf their moauT, fur all dt!poi,ite.i aud other obi i- gatiuuij uf Reed, Henderson 3t Co. Maruh 15, IStJO, JOHN K. REBD.
AMOS S. UENUERSON, niar21-tf-I7 ISAAC E HIEtTEK.
GEO. CALDER & CO.,
General Comiui-Sdiou & Forwardiug Mercbanta, Dealers in Coal, Salt, Plaster, &c,.
WOULD eall the attention of MER- CHANT.S, MILLERS, FAKMEKS. Ac, to their stocli which We olfer at tha loweat market rates, cun»iUl- ingof
BALTIMORE CO.. WILKESBaRKE. PITTaTON. BIG MOUNTAIN.
LaSCa-TEK COLLIERY PINEGROVE, LYKENS VALLEY, SHORT MOUNTAIN,: TREVERTON.
AND BROAD TOP COAL. Of all sizes Bailable fur Sieam. Foandry. UtackBrnltb, Llme-hatfog and Family one tiy tbe Inistt load or ton. Also. Carolina Yellow Pine Flooriny Boards, Cypress bhingies. Banyor I'lustering Laths, Hickory und Uak IVood, Cltestnut Hailed, Ashton Fine and Ground .Hum Salt,. Lump and Ground Plaster, Allen 4* Seedle's Sujjcr Phosphate of Lime. Produce and .Marcbaudiae geuerally, forwarded to and from Pblladelphia aud Battimure, by Canal, with dispatch fur less thau railroad ratas.
OtUces East Uriuge ntreet, 2nd door from Norlh Qneeu. Lancsster.and at Graetr^ Landing on the Cuuei^tuga. N. B. Markei Price paid for Floar and Graia.
V
N thc preparation of this Valuuble
Slaunra, Bonrs arc med in fhcir raw stele only -~ ay bave naver b en uuilcd or c.^i.c nku. Tney are takeuat uature has m>«.de tham. ciuulied with power- ful machinery, aod sal)j>?cied <o a prucses, bv which, while ah tbe virtne of the Bonn is retained, a Fertiliz-r In pn)carrd, farnt-bing iu a coxu)>.>'?&ateu and soi.cu t: roKM the two lodJHpsnsablo lugtedienlsfor 'he giuiFlh of plants and e->ricbiag the roll, viz: rao-Paoaic ACID and .'L.Mjio.N'tA Thsno two ingradiont.-). by the uitt- of" BAUGH'S KAW BONE SDPEK-PHOal'HATE," are pi ven lo thd i-oil In all lbelr ortj/iduf strength andpurity They assimilate at once with llie aol', furni.-h ail the needful Ammonia for tha growing crop, giving it aropi*' Inxuriance, and leava the land parmaneutly heneHtied 70 tbat its presence can be traced for years alterwards. CABD. Tba steadl'y Increasing demaad which ba.-t fulluwed the introdnction of unr
Raw Bone Super-Phosphate of Lime
is a marked prouf that tho Farmer and Planter are be¬ ginning tu ftppieciala (he vama of soch Fertilizers, a- not uuly produca ibo first crop hat also pek>ia.ve.\ti,y mrKOVKTilE.>'Oii.; aud uu thin point wo bave ahnndant eridruce frum tbuea who prefiir ils ase to ibst uf Poru- v.ao Gnano.
Since the introdnction of oar article we bava contiou¬ ally derl ed tu furnUb a manure comhiuing ALL the important coustitnenis of Uaw Bones, and we have ac- compllF-bed thid by a process originating with, and ii^ed only hy onrhalves.
BAUG I 1 6c SONS,
No. -10 Soulh W/iarres. ' Philadelphia.
53"^^*8 recommead Farmers and Planters to pnrcha.'te ot our Agents. laly Il-:tm.;i4
ALLEN & NEEDLES' III I' R O V li D S T A K D A R D
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
The old established ariicle, ta constant uk hy Ihou-
sands of fanners and planters for a ttumOer
of ytars pait.
Price $45 per 'JUOO lbs. C-r c«uts per lb.)
Ct tJ A N O .
I'EKUVIAN. Received direct from the CJovernraeut
Stores. IVarrantcd Genuine. ICHABOE. This Is the old fashioned FEjiiaERV GcAXO,
Imported direct. PACIFIC OCEAN GUANO. A small qaantity of tbls well
koown articia, in nice order, uar ao>i vaHY stho.s<>
ALLEN & NEEDLES' NEW JPEKTILIZEIl.
The low price and saperlor qnallty uf tbU fertilizer is fast bringiag It inlo geaeral u-e.
Price SSO per 2000 lba. (IA- cent per lb.) BONE DU.ST. Bnltou-makars fimo bo.ve ucat aud
OROOV ua^Es. LAND PLASTER. Warraoted pnro. In Imrrels-
{C3-A liberal dednction made to Dealers oo all the ahove articles.
N.B.—We have a larga numbor of Di^'lomas for Premiams Awarded hy lh'* varlons AgricuUural it'ocic- tics, which yon are reqnested to call and ex.imina.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
42 Boutb "Wbarves and 41 Soutb "Water St.,
(First Store above Chestnut street,")
PIIILADELPHIA.
_|uly II 'Mq.ZW
STRAYED.
STRAYED from tbe subseriber, on or about May 25. a COW and HIBFFER.^ t.
'1 na cow is b ack witb a white fare, has largefi'^^^%] horns, both bored, and is about 7 ya*'* old t^tt^ Sbe had a ball on at the lime of leaving, aud**'¦¦*''' 1:1 i-npposrd tobe tipriogiug at the time. The beiilur I.-* lirlndlod and speckled, haar*thera Hhort tail, a&d in about ifith months old. Any information of tbelr wbereabuots wtll ba thankfully received and liberally rewarded. DAVID BE30KE,
New Hullaud. Pa.
COAL! COALIl
THE subscri.-cr haviug leased the prop¬ erty on the c roer of PKINCE AND LBMON STREETS, furuiorly • ccnpied by Sbeuk & Long as a Lamber Yard, otfars t lba pablic
CUAL UK ALL. KINDS,
and uf the best qoali y fur Family, Foundry, Steam, Blacknmltb aod Lim-hcruer'o nse, snch aa Ealtimore Compauy, LancaAter Collierj, Locust Oap,
Luke Fidler Colliery,
Lambert Colliery,
Short Mountain,
Treverton,
Broad Too,
Aud Uoilidiysburg COAL.
The atteniloa of Fanners Is particularly called to the fact tbat tboy cau drive iu ur uui of thts yard withoat cru!»«iug ur g.-iug n>'ar the Kailroad.
93*1'"'='^'' <u low as tho lowest and clecin Coal and fnll weight guarantied lu all.
0"Ciiy orders left at Dr. T. Ellmaker's Drng Store. Weat King lilreet, will ba puuctaally attended to.
ly «-'im-;i-2 LEVI EI.I.JIaKER.
THOS. J. DYSART,
No. a KASTOllAXliESTUIilir, LANCASTER
I^UKTRALTS PAlNTKt) frunt life of enlarged frum Photographic pictures. Likenddses w.MrrtniHd.
l*iiO/"OG/(.ir//i'colwrcd In Oil or Wal^r Colors aud vetuuclieil. lu lud'a lak, SHpi^t, aud uccordinj^ to tbo meibn-1 ciillu.l •¦TiatiUK."
jrOKl'i'FPt'^Huish^d In Ihn bigbe.'it stylo of thii artaTl a' th« l..wH-t iion^ibte frices
¦SIGSS OF EI'L'/ir DE.SCUII'TIOS painted atlower ratun liiaa c.iu he o^d Auy where sine tu Un- city and lu ha hsf't maaer. _ jnly ¦i7.|y*-:{.'i
SPLE.\DI[) STUCK OF CUIINET WAREI KASSER & SENN,
WOULD rc-^peutfully itiiurm the citi- ZBUH of Lanca-i(*r Clly aud cunnt'', that iboy have REMOVED their Furnilnre stu'u lo Nu. ;(A Ea-*! King Street, uppo-ite the (^ourl Uua-e, where alarge aud Iwsaiiful a-Morttn^iit f*''
FURNITURE OF EVKRY DESCRIPTION,
will be cou.-.lautly ki^pi uu b«ud aud uj*U in order, at falrand r«a-<tH;ible prices All w» a->k ia. ttiat tbuts in w;iui of heaatiful aud durabl« ruriitturu will i'l-av« aivt n^ a c:tll aud examine aur siufk h-fure parch-isiLg ulttewbore. KASjER ^ SbSN. may 9 3m--J I
GEOilGE iTgISS, CABINET MAHEK AXU UJiUERTAKER,
.\'L' .MILLKir.i OI.U .STA.\i\ No. 74 West King Slretl, A'orlh SiiU.
HE will coustantlj' keup ou baud and
iOPvNITTTRE & CHAIRS, f"^
I'er-ous in waut ul Fu niiura of* anv description, will du nell to call and extmlna hin filuck, a-* hs is determioed lu i-dl halter ariicl<!:*at LOW- Eit PRICES ih^in cnu tie had elsewhere, tilt otock Is l<iigeand well made, aud will ha warranted togive satisfaction.
RE.\DV-HAI)ECOFFL\S,
all sizes uu baud. Uii<I-<iialci[Ag iitieudod tu aud Cu(Sa> mande to order, finely liuisli.-d. at tue sli.»rl«-i notice.
He has al-o pnrrha-ed thn Kii;bl to luinu'uciura and -Ml T. D. BBKKY'a PATENT F LD.NO CLOTHES HOK^E, the mi'rit coavenient nrticle fur families uuw befura the public.
mnr 25 IS-ly
July 11.3f-33
THE CHAMPION OF THE FIELD!
¦ LAjtcASTEtt, June 30,1860.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that duringthe prese at eaason. with oua of BaHsy'e Comhinad Keap- am aud Mowers, (with Marsh's Improvemeot.) 1 cut TWENTY-FIVE ACRES of Gra-^s la oneday and thiee quarters, wbich made forty-ooo full funr horou loads ot hay. This work was duno wllh two horses, the machine wurkiug with gre.it eane aud regolarlty; and tu the most perfect aud aalislactury manner. Tnoro'ighly aat- I'fied with the rbaull ufthis practical last mvself. I lake pieasore io commundiug tha Hussy Machine lu the at- leniiun of Farmers dsbiriug a goud aud lettable H-. aper aad Mower. ISAAC LaNDIS.
Manhelm township, Lancaster connty, Pa.
S^-Hnssy's Comhined Keaper and Mower, (Marsh's Improvemeut) la mauafacturud by MARSH. STROUB Si Cu. Mt. Juy, and cau be >-eaa lu front of sheukVHotel, Centre tjiiuara, where otders fur machiues will bs re¬ ceived. July 4-tr-32
^"Fortney's Ceiebraled Ambeotvpe and
PauioOftAPH Galleet, at the old place, No. 37 Norlh Qneen etreet, continnea to I>« tbe Beal Bead Quaiten for a00DiuidCKSAFLl££N£SS£3. C&Uimdeee. June 20 ly-SO
Undertaking and Coffin-Making.
THK subscriucr has opened au estab- ll-bmcnlln
MARKET STREET, near ORANGE, in tba rear oftlie National House,
Where be will kP>>o on hami a Inrir-* -npniy nf
BEADY-MADE COFFINS,
or will make ihem tu order and pruvi e necesnary ar- raogsmeuis fur Fuaeralnon mure ru^t-iuaahlelurmHthau ev«r hefera oifered hare. tj'H'3 will also manufaciuru to order every de-cripliun of
CAEINET WARE.
Hi.« re.-idenCB is iu Vtue sireilt. huiweea Sunlh Qaeeu and Hake ptresls, north sido, wbere ba will be fonad at all boursof lba nigbl, wheu nut at thrt nhup.
decl4.|y-:i HENRY SWENTZEL.
To every Diseased Man, ^\''om:m & Child. DR. STEWART,
Lato of Coiu tub us, Oliio.
and fonnerly of Canada Ii'«/,
Physician for Chronic AfTactions.
W'OULD ANNUUNUH tothe pub¬ lic, that After yeart of patient inv^ttlgjilon. and haviag treatad ibou<.inds ot O.ties in ditfrtr^ut por¬ tions of the Unlt'id St^ites aud C.inad'i. au.i uul--r"iaad- lug the modofl of treatiiiout in C'rmaHV, Fraoc* jmd Oreal Bril«iu.he ha-di.-corL-rtf.l thoT^cB KKviKlty for i)isE.\sE uf tha Lcv.is, Lik.i .ill i;ri!at di-coverie-.ii Is uuly au iinpruv-m-'ut on tiix l.ili irs jf uthHr-i. tbo re-ult if ohserv-iliuas ut Cnumrirt" put i.) praiMtcil Kccuact. ll is uu I'alciU Syrujt. Conn>o:ind or lijUani, but i% f.iunded oa t-citntirt*-' |'r;iJ*:ii>i.i-t. a^. Dr. S. ctn provtr from lba writiugs uf tlio best PbyMulugint-i aud Palholu. gir.t!t uf luodaru umes.
Dr. S. observed thit all celal-rated m'^-llciues which bave bad ihoir day, find seo'Jind u bn car.i.uve uxent'*. cuntained a larne prupurtiuu uf Carh.i.i, and heace h:-. dlrcovery, wbicn ha iberofuro terms bin
CAiaso.\ t VHE FOll co.ssotprio.y.'
It is another irioiiirb ul ths cruii ?;>:u<ucu of Chemi-i. Iry and uf tb>i teach iok- uf ido iltn-iri.tti- Ltr'hig.
il may be bolh inluil-:il andt>ik-'i by Ihcitomiih. it i« no quack preparatlou, au J wiU euro auy uucomplicated caf>e.
Dr. 3. has In prei>tr.tllua ;i wori ou his NewTbtory aod Remedy in f.iliuua.iry Cuo-tumpiiuu.
Dr. S. CIU iu ulna ciaort out of tea. care Brovcuitis. orTltKuAT Ul:*KA3KS. uy his Veg^tahla Ub.vleutrt.
llrt uev-?r fills lu roiiiovBCliKu.vicCATAaitu t*y msaas of hi-i Silver SUowerSyriugei..
Person-" haviog TuaoAr Di-.::ask, whould, by all means, beware of lba cauntic applicaiion* of old scbool Docturs.
Fur makinc exHHiio;'tiuas of tlie Chett, Dr. S, has the BfciT I.N;.rrtL'KK.NT i:vK(i l.vi'K.V(i;o, and he caa delur- mlno Wllb certaiuty the nature »ua eX!«ni ol dm-.'-tsa.
Those who huve any pyiuptums of Pulmonary [>is- ea-e. shoald at oues ror.urt tu trealmdot, as delays la tbaiR fttf.fCtioUf' ars by alt meant daui-aruus.
la Fkmalk Co)iPi..M.'<r:;and all Di-ea-os of Women and Cblldren. be uxs heeu ramarkahiy nocce-ornl.
Ur.STBWAiir solicits caies uf tba followiug. glveu np by oiUer Pbymciian :—Spilepsy, (Falling Fit*;. Neuralgia, Kbeumiiti-m, Piles, Dyhpapoia, Li ror Com¬ plaiul, Dropsy, Swelled Neck, Scrolnl.t, I'rivate Dii*«a- »es. Palsy, Graval, Sexual Dsbtliiy, Wbitu i-wsUiag. Ulcers, Cancer, Spinal Disease, aud Atiectiuos of tbn Eye and Ear.
Tha mcdiciaes of Dr. S. are derived fr^m the Vegfta- ble Kingdum, and are eumposed a( extracls, roots, hods, barks. loave<». ne«ilf, guio-.—luonily uf North American plants, la the CoarB- of mauy years travel he ha- pro¬ cnrad remudies fruiu it»u ludiant uf tbin Cuuituxat.aad oiher huurcert. wbicu willcure maladie.i g«uur.tlly cun- sldered heyoud tbo reach oi mndicin.:.
J3-lnvalida will pleane o\i>-fitva that Dr. STKWART Uwrmancntly locAivd in ibi« city, aud c^n give daily aOeuuuu whiap»iieal'>;ii'l»i-» (luporiani lu ibo-u wbo bave baeo bnmhoggsd hyTraveliiug Doclor», whu only tomalu a day ur twu In a pi^ca.
Dr. s. preparuM ail bin uwu mediclnea, and baa rame¬ dles whicu aia uul koowa tu any other pbynicua.
A candid opiniou always given tn regard to cara- blltiy.
TERMS VERY MODERATE.
Dr. Stewakt doss out cuma befora tbls community with a lung littt uf higb sunudlog tiiMa, and falae pra- tenlionH, well knowiog that the nucc-Mrt ofbis treatment and bis care>> will be nafflcieut rFCiimiududatiua.
In regard to qnalifiwiluus, Dr. Stewart refers to Pro- feirtors MUGS, t'A^COA^l¦ aud DU.nGI.IsUN. of Pbila- delphta. Ue le nut lu the habit of pub''i.hlng certld- cate*. bnt will give to ibus* wtio req-ie- U the Names and Pust OtBce Address of m-uy whum uJ has cured of almost every Chruuic Disaa-a.
Dr. Stewart can relar to hundreds of tue most respect* able clUidUH of Cloveland, Culambas, Ciociuaall and Indianapolis. His OtBca is at
MIOtIAEJU'3 KOrEL,IiAWCASTER. OtUce hunrs frum 9 a. m. to (! p. m. All Isttara abonld be addrttoed U> DK._J. STEWaBT. jan6a7-3m-ai
BUCKWHEAT.
I UAVE received at my Agricultural Implement and Saad Waraboase,fi** Ba-ibels PKESH bUCKWBEAT SEED. ENOLlSd BA^E OK COLE SEED. TUR.NlP SEED, &c , ito. 'SAXtam are Invited to caU aod examine my atock. ADaU R. BaKK,
East King at, next doot to Lane's Dry Ooodd Store- Jnna 20 ^^-^
