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UgMPEEEsEYg,


EE . zas C LsatEsic SPECIFICS.
4 a ~ proved, from the most ample czrerienos.
- :. an entire success Simple Prompt Eicicnt an
h5uaOie' IEey are the only Medicines pcrfoatIy
alaEte! to popular use-so simple that ipistak es
Gh r 20 made IN using them; harmless, as to be
liable They have received the iyhco+ c"1n,g re-
ton from ALL and will always render satisfactiof.
No. l. Cures, FeverH, Congcgt;ors. rrgomnT3oonn Fs
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Union Fire e Insurance Company
OF RATTTMOR n
THE UNITED STATES FIRE
AND
Marine Insurance COMPANY

OF BALTIMORE,
OFFICE E73 SOUTH BROADWAY.
by the Second National RanE
IhIs Company insures l7ithoga CHARGE for Pol;c,
buildings, Merchandise and other Propertv in mr. nTf
year or for shorter period, and assurances nav he
maze tor seven or for less number of years Tho
Navigation and Marine Risk " '
Applications for Insurance CT for information in
Teiauon to the COMPANY may be made to JAMES r
RANDOLPH, Vice President or to -
HENRY c. JONES, Secretary.
R. K. Hawley. John ]. 1bra5ams.
Jas 7. Randolph, Jas e. RamSav
VIM. Il. Cathcart, George 4. CoIeman
SharieS l. Morris, Taos Booz
John > Gilman, Caleb B. Hynes
Dni2-f JOHN W. RANDOLPH p-esido-.t
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7. LIE HUNDRED ABDIcATGoN OF MAxIMILIAY.-The
parls France denies the rumor that Maximiiian Is
aoot, 20 aodcate: I'VE are in position TO affirm
lsat letters which have been received rom tIe I'm
at ra nqAman by the representatives Of Mexico
a. 49, courts afford no ground for believing that
aItrouted to him has any serious foundatinn
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aciGc 8ofeT

ITO. I72, TIA Szl7s GREEEWTcu sr
tone Square West Of BEoadwa2.)
-AE"Ass oogRrLAND AND DEP sTBgx7s, gE2, yosr.
's"sAR E'AFEEEi, sr., PsoEsEieror.
z go a1dttHEC ES0FE.E. is vel; and whale
il HnGTn 70 ne travelling public. TIE location Il
It is IN close proximity to The business nart sF IN
e:tyls on the highway of Southern a59 Wes;s s,to
trayFi-and adjacent to ST the prigciDaI pr;iroa !
and Steamboat depots 'T' A-'.-'Fo"1
The PACIFIC has liberal accommodations r,x o,,,-
eJ guests: it is well furnished and ~ I'VE.
modern Improvement for the comfort an; cyt,,t;s
meRt 81 is inmates The rooms are gpac;.ns 90 ~
2i ventilated; provided With and wste is az
generously provided With oysry dacsoy Of iLs
5egsor. " TIA
TIE sub2czibcF, who. for the past few years. bss
s2?9 n? leaSee is qog solo proprietor md i1tond9
2 IDENTIFY h5msei thoroughly with the nteres1g Of
his house. With long eyrerieneo Is fo+eiksCcn3oTJ
&c trusts. by moderate charges ard i liberal r5rr
&GtsI. ''''i'
n. E.-Ge prevent overcharsa By bscEmen. tia
coaches o. chs Hotel sFe owned - tie proprotnr
81 Wv JOHN PSTTGTE TR
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HOTELS. ETC,

n "A PIERRE HOUSE.
-A "a q PHILADELPHIA.
it has been tils IaVorlte house.
REFIITED AND REFURNIsBED
IN AN ELEGANT Manner
And IS prepared tOith the eios1 IT, -, .
naents for the reception Of 5,cst e'' "iq'0''-
ne first position among frst-class HCto,. MI, 1 .
maintained in the future, as in the pasi VIII Do
~ - ON BAKER & FARTEV
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A tOESHGNEE'S NOTICE.-The eonsignees Of
~ lot nests Buckets, per schooner Lucy A. Or
ortt from Boston, will please attend to receiving
the same. as they stored e thsiF risk and ex-
akA.H eas. REsseaAa's shsif sse Psstt IS.
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

Office, BaAimor q; hid. Wv
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G'iiiia delphia Markets.


PHILADELPHIA. June 29-Wheat dulI-nuotatiors
nominal red ZQG 500 cts. Rye l25 cts Corn uuiet:
yellow 100 cts mixed Western 9S@9g cts Provis;"ns
are unchanged: There is an active movement in
mon $3.50 cts. Whisky dull; Pennsylvania $2.2i;
Ohio SIS.
Chicago Markets.
CHLcAGo. june 29.-Flour active. Wheat quiet AT
$lI5l FOR No; at the opening, but closing nom
nal at $lIlGln52 No. Eat Sl.OS@1O9. Corn firm at
5iA@55ta cts for Nc. !; 52Iz@53 cts for Mo-. Osts
are dull at Sl1232 cts for No. l. and 2qI31 cts Tor
60 q High Wines dull. Mess Pork 500 8. IS.
Freights active.
Mobile Markets.
MoEHE. June 29.--Sales of Cotton to-day 2GObaIes
Mlddtlngs nOminaijy 50 cts. Sales og the week Am
bales: Receipts for the week 1,SS5 bales, against
LAD bales last week Exports cOastwise lis bales
Stock 5000 bales. Gold l509l53.
Augusta Markets.
AUGUsTA; June 5g.rAt Savannah the cotton mar
ket was dull. Middlings 81 cts: strictly good do 5a
10 cts. Receipts tor tho week 7S0 bales; exports 3
OSl bales; stock 1870 bales.
Charleston Markets.
CHARLESTON, June 29.-Cotton market quiet. Mid;
dtlngs IS cts strictly good do $685. cts. Sales inr
the wcek 700 bales; receipts lib bales; exports 43
bales; stock 6,2II bales. Gold l55.
Wilmington Markets.
WILMINGTON. n. C.. June 29.-Crude Turrentine
at iO5 Virgin, S3c5; Spirits Iurpintine (ycllop)
$6 for Pa,c; $19j@S2 for common. No sales.
CincRnnati. Markets.
CINCINNATI. June 29.-Fiour dull; extra superfne
$3.50. Wheat steady; No. new red $3.50 Whisky
steady at s225. free. Mess Pork $3. Lard 2i19 cts
HiiiwauIfie Markets.
MILWAUKEE. June 29-Flour dull. Wheat firm at
S@'ol. Corn firm at 50 cts Oats declined 129A ct.
u LIE RUNoRED ABDIcATGoS OF MAxMI1Ay.-The
abont t6eH me- denies the rnnor that Macmillan is
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FGrSSshed bp leonard J. Torn,sv q Co., Sock ,srE 81,
Brokers' Ne. % S1,.sR St.5st
June 90 1855.
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ss 5isI..E.Tfls. YORK EtGAD RAIL.
551asasgEi- n ts-$ssEM WAY.
On ana after JULY 9th
Cars will leave City Hall at each hour, from A.
NJ. top. N. AVN a.
Night car for TownsOnton at II P. M
= Leave Tow S0ntOwn every hour from A M to :
?. NJ, except u noon - ~ ~ :
7, Elght car for Baltimore leaves Townsontown at
". j25-tf
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FIRST TRAIN. .-...s
(Daily except Mondays.)
MAIL at LILO A. M-Stopping at Jefferson. Lon
don, Charleston, Xenia, Morrow, Loveland, Miami
vile, Milford, and arriving at Cincinnati at $40
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---"--- % FIRST TRAIN.-evg- T--.---I
NIGHT EXPRESS-LeaV Columbus OF 11:35 P.
NJ. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, CArdington
Gilead, Gallon. Crestline. Shelby, New London,
WELLINGTON. Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleve-
land at $40 A. M. 1a. H ah
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S5tatesrlrSrt.
rER hi 5.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

fenlines Of Nonpareil. or X inch space. constitute
square.
DAILY.
For each insertion per square, rs cents
Notices Of Deaths, so cents.
Notices Of Marriages, so cents. ~...-
Religious Notices SO cents. tas sss
Advertisements inserted every other day, every
third day. and once week, will be charged 4l0O per
square, each insertion.
Business Notices In Local column, 20 cents per line
or each insertion. No Notice less than Sl.O0.
81 ~ WEEKLY. .t-.t tt,tt
$3.50 per square each insertion.
Business Notices 50 cents perline each insertion.
No Notceless than $500.
Legal advertisements viii be charged regular rates.
~ All tn ANsIENT advertisements must be paid
for, hereafter, at the time ey are ordered other
wise thoy will not appoa- =, paper. This rule
no exception.
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FIRST TRAIN. -.s
(Daily except Mondays.)
MAIL at LILO A. M-Stopping at Jefferson, Lon
don, Charleston, Xenia, Morrow, Loveland, Miami
vile, Milford, and arriving at Cincinnati at $50
A. NJ. aNt1 ~
SECOND TRAIN.
(Daily.) 4 .5,vsF e -,
Cincinnati, Dayton, Hichm0md Kline
dianapOlis Night Express at 4:4OA. M.
stopping at Jefferson, London, Charleston, Selma
port, Fl. Ancient, Morrow, South Lebanon, Fosters
Loveand and Milford, arriving at Cincinnati at $50
A. NJ. Also, stopping at all stations between Xenia
and Richmond. arriving at Richmond at 1920 A. NJ,
making direct connection tor Chicago, dfTSUEng
at Ohicdgo at 9AO p. M." arriving at Indianapolis
at lao T. M, connecting for all points vest This
train connects at LOveand with the Nj. d X. X for
Chilioothe, Marietta. &c. connees at Cincinnati
with the D. M. K. r. for st. Louis, Louisville,
Cairo &c.; also: at Cincinnati with the U. 81. Mail
Line Steamers for Louisville.
THIRD TRAIN.
DAILY except Sundays)
Express for CINCINNATI, Dayton,
Richmond a. Indianapolis at 1870 r.
M.-stpping atyefferson, London, Selma, Charles
port, f. Ancient, Morrow, South Lebanon, Fost-
er's, Milford, Plainvile Linwood; arriving at Gin
cinnati at $3.50 P. NJ. connecting at Loveland with
the NJ Q. X. r. for ChilicOthe, Hillsboro. &c.,
irving at Dayton at $3.50 p NJ, Richmond at 5a0,P.
NJ. Indianapolis o p. M; connecting at Richmond
for Chicago, arriving at Chicago at73oP M.
FOURTH TRAIN. q. -oE
DAILY except Sundays) 4
Cincinnati E 81. Louis Express at
Charleston, Xenia, Spring Valley, Corwin, Morrow,
South Lebanon. Fosters, Loveland, Miliord; arriv-
ing at Cincinnati at $50 p. M, making direction
nection for st. Louis, Cairo Louisville, &C., con-
Meeting at London for Springfield 9 IN
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains for
Cincinnati.
N. B.-For further information apply at the Co.
lumbus Union Depot Ticket Once, Of ...r..
HENRY BROOKS. Ticket Agent,
JNO. W. DOHERTY, Agent.
P.W. .STRADER,
r.w. &S5p &sDd DiSASi &kb' a. Cincinnati.
Superintendent sIetia.r .
Columbus, Dec, 8.
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the hotel An investigation led to the die

the hotel An investigation led to the die
covery that the box contained bettles'of a
new explosive agent called "nitro efsee-
riue," the invention uf Swedish engineer
naued Alfred Noble This terrible agent
of destruction has fifteen times the power
of the best gunpowder, and the fearful exc
cutior w.,ich it did on Greenwich street
gave it a popularity for mining purposes
which the industrious and indefarig gable
proprietor tf the "Planta tion Biters" could
scarcely have given it by twelve months
laborious Advertising A demand for it at
at once sprsng up iu the miuing territories
of Idaho, Nevada aud Colorado; and to meet
this demand two hundred pounds Of the
nitro giyoerine was forwarded to California;
by one of the steamers of the Pacific Maif
Line Fortunately it did not explode on
the steamer, for one pound Of it would have
torn vessel oftwo Thousand tons topieces.
When it arrived 10 California and was DE.
posted in the Office of Wells. Fargo & Co.,
where It did explode with more terrible ef-
feet than when it startled New York and
blewup the Wyoming Hotel. On the 18th
of this month it exploded, instantly killing
twenty persons, woundiug'a much larger
number, and destroyed whole block of
buildings. It rs very evident that this is
the most terrific and dangerous exploding
agent ever invented.
tu Europe Il, has been used, it is said,
for some time as a.safe and iUcomparably
useful explosive agent 10 blasting 10 tun.
uels, mines aud other excavations, and acci.
dents have been infrequent Here it is
only known, as the Herald truthfuIly
states, ''as an inferual machine to destroy
the lives of .tersons uuaoquaiuted with its
Tremendous power ard its transports zion
aud use shodld be punished as a capital
felony. :.
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ObHuarp.

DIED-ln EbcucZcr, the 18th instant, Mr. GEORGE
STURGIS, aged e5 years. Truly may be saittirat he
''luHed his course in all the relations of f For halt
century he bore patiently rumphanty the OF Christ
For forty yearS-lc Deacon IN the Baptist Church.
As such tound sblameess having 'used the office
of Deacon WELL" In hts lifg he cXemped In remark
able degree, the and elcvag influence Of Gods
spirit upon the heart and affections of man. Denied tho
advantages OF liberal educaton and called To occupy the
humber walks Of life, he ignorant of the ''schOs OF
neral scrpnce yet few possessed kecneT or more dis
cninating of right and wrong. As husband father
and neghbor, he exhibited those nober qualities Of
As Christian he cosent-no subject those e6ul-
oRs of zeal aud frantic religious joy, that chararerize
pIoicSsOrs and which soon Suslde in colEesS
and Christian luDity. His course in the divine life was
surely, steadily progressive. Like the rivuct gushing iruU
its mountain spring. passes joyuly over its pebbled bed,
increasing in volume II progresses; meandcring
through fertile valleys, watering and enrcng them; BOW
passing through IB desuate wilderness, while again It's
chapne lies mid stagnalt pools and swamps, with poison
miasHa, ever preserving the purity and sweetness OF
its waters till discharged in the great reservoir Of NATURE
te As Christian, lie was man of prayer, Nor
ming and evening would arise from the family altar the
praise, thanksgivng and suppicauons OF soul deeply
conscious of its obligations and its As Christian,
he OF faha living faith that unes Its subject
with Christ and the resurrection of the just In health
and prosperity he regarded his enloymenls the gifts OF
kind Providence. When old age came upon him with its
many inrnities-when suffering from distressing and
most lOathsOme disease (cancer he exhibited degree Of
patience and cheerful resignation that arise only from
strong, abiding faith in the goodness oGOd He made high
attanmenlS In the divine llc-ws idccd "d father IN Is
Taen His faith was strong In DEATH Being asked by his
hCw he felt i'll view al speedy diSsoluton. he
piled in the significant words of Apostle, Il HnOw whom
have believed and Persuaded that hc is able 10 keep
that wnic have committed him against that day.
GLOW blcSl the rIghleori when he dies.
Wien sinks Il wear; soul iU rest - b.
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THREE HUNDRED ACRES,
SIfERIFF,S SALES.

Jane w. Armstrong, rs. J. g. Sipmons.-.9hdrhnrnt.
The SaHre, Us. The 'SarnB.-dttothmert-
Jane Amstzng ,ps. The Same.-yahaehWent.
w. w. 9afTney, -s. Tire Same:-Jfhnehtnent.
e. d. & s. w. Melton rs. The. .Sane-.fttachmena'
f. NJ. Kirkpatrick, rs. THE Same.-yitaehnent.
u. l.. Simmons, rss fhc Same.--fttuchplent.
G. R. Raichford, IS. The Same.-.ahachmrnt.
j. B. Hunter, Is. The Same.-.Rtachment.
The Same, Us. The Same.-yitachment.
J. r. Hunter, rs. The Saine.-9Hdckfnent:
The Same, Is. TYIe Same.-.7uarlynenf.
Kahnwclrr ( Rr0thcr rs. The Same.-.7ftdehment
J. W. Armstrong for another, rs The Sme-.afGchunen.
Br virtue Of an order from the Court Of Common Pleas,
for York District viii sell the Land and personal properly
attached In the above stated cases. at. YORK COURT
HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY next. Said
land lying In York District, containing absnit
Ill ACRES,
whrreon the said Defendant lately resided bounded by
lands OF Mrs Emilinc Barnet, Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell,
and The Of J. B. Hunter deceased Also. Mule,
one Cow, apd Two Ycarlngs, one Cupboard and contents,
Consisting Of Table Ware &c dining table and cover
two Buckets, Coffee MIL two Washstands, one smo Table
seven Split Bottom Chairs, and Six Cane Seatsd Chairs
BcScaIs Two Beds and Bedding, Two Fly Brushes, Two
Pair AndirnnS Two Trunks, One Hammer, One Bureau,
Two Looking Glasses, One Saddle, One Carpet Bag, Two
Jugs, One Jar, One Wardrobe One Washpan, One Box
Wheat, One Reel, One Wash Pot, ,Oac Dinner Pot Oven,
and Two Sklllets and Lids, One Grdiron One Lot OF
1sacon, One Werope and Bucket aud One Gun. The
personal property he sold for cash and for the lands,
cash succnt to pay cost balance Of the purchase
money br credit Of and Two gears, In equal
siaments with interest from date and secured by the bond
of purchaser With good security and mortgage OF the
prcmsrs-to bc paid In specie or is equivalent IN
currency. JAMES MASDN~s: Y. D.
April IL 81
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2tGRDIN6RY,sESGLE..$

R. l.. blndseY, hDFlicUp, y .I-I... : 2.
o,.-...., Du-I:y;..
John Doster ct al, bcifs-at s.; '''N'p''N u" summon ::
Ipw Of Enocb. Doster, decd g. .L
by virtue Of an orderfroin JOHN A. BROWN, ordina
rr-of York District, ilosr Public Sale ar oRR
COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY
next, the tract Of land described lthe Suinnons m Fs
lands Or Moses Lindsey, aeeeasrd, r. r Lowry Eritc Of
W. e. HacEe, Lawson Sph, deceased, and ntlersscon:
tainng
mote or less Sodto make partition. among the heiusaar
law Of Euocb Dosiar, deceased. -. -
frRsfs oF S6Le-A credit t~eiee months, with htsr
estfrom day Of sale the purchaser giving bond With good
security, and mortgage Of re premises II deemed ncers;
saIy, to4he Ordinary. =. =. :; .::.i - o.; -
Cosi to be paid IN Specie OF ts equivalent.
-. - -s, JAMES MASON ,ia u d.
April - 81 =; -. Il
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HOpSE-PAINTING, &C.

NELSON DAVIS respectfully Informs the citizens Of
Yorx and The ireunding Districts that he s ready and
willing 10 attend to the business OF Plain and OpameN
HOUsR!PAINTING, GLAZING and andPAPER-HANGfNG.
He prdes himself especially, In being able % initiate que
cessfnlly The various kinds Of Wood, viz MAHOGANY,
WOOD, &C., SC. Also, Egyptian, Italian, Pennsylvania
Jusper and Sfnall MARBbESs .r .a. g
BY strict attention business he hopes TO secure share
OF public patronage feels assured that he will be abie
to give entire satisfaction to those who may employ him.
10 All communications addressed TO him nj Yorkvlle
o. "'' Will n''e' VIII "''Dp' NELSON DAVIES.
October 26 % On
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- -CO-MMERCIAL.>
YoRKVILLE5PRICEs CURRENT.
, ORE crED g,ExiLY:,

Cotton.-The Cotton market has been dull with decli
Mug tendency during the past week. We qnoc extremes
froE Is 10 l9]s in Specie.
QS- All of the above quotations are in gold.
Charlotte, April a. CottOn,-Somc $50 bales
Cotton sold last week l5 to cox specie, and
20 TO 6 cents currency, quaitycndency downward
Floz-Sl4 TO SlI5gper barrel; Bacon-l5 to lIc 2 tb,
Corn-Sl4O 10 Sl45 busfiel; Psas.-Sl.35 10 Sl4O p
bisle Seed Oats.--Sl TO Sl.l0.
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OFFICE OF COLLECTOR
OF INTERNAL REVENUE,

YORkNH.IE, 3. c., April 24tn, lebd.
MY Books vii! be closed ON LICENSES, on FRIDAY,
27ib of April instant; all persons failing TO TAKE OUT
LICENSES, who liable up that me will be enroll
cd and reported for failure.
+. NJ. GALBRAITII, Col. for York District.
April III
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LADIES' FAIR.

THE ladies of Winusboro and vicinity, propose holding
FAIR in the Thespan Hail. on the 18TH AND 18TH OF
MAY next the purpose of raising fund TO aid in
building the EPISCOPAL CHURCH, which was burnt in
that Town by Cen Shrrnan's troops in February 1855
The Fair will open on.the EVENING OF THE l7Tll,
aud continue throughout following day and evening".
The public is respectfully requested 10 attend.
CONTRIBUTIONS Of any kind whatever, either in
money eggs butter fancy work, anything available and
from any source will be thankfully received.
Direct to "ladcS Fair WnnshDro', = e.
Mrs. w. X. ROBERTSON,
MRs. l.. e. GAlLLARD,
MRs. &. LADD, : CCHInniitte.
Mas. WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
Mrs. ROBT. VI. DuBOSE.
April IL IL
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.0RDINARY,SoSALE.

R'h. Lindsey ''ApplIsanb =, - .-e, -.
Jones SIsDtsesy nj aL, = Summons Partition
heirs at law Of Moses Lind
sey, deceased. ~. - =
BYyktue Of an,order from Ohm A. BROWN, Ordtnes
~ of York District will offer at Public sale, at YORK
COURT HOUSE, on fhe FIRST MONDAY NMAY
next the tract of land described In the summons In this
case lying the waters Of Turkey Creek, bounded by
sndsof he e.ateof Enoeh pester Lawson smi,a Lanes
eoHtatnfns - -. 80
> THREE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less Sold to partition among the hirsal
faw Of Moses Lindsey, deceased. .
TERms ~ SALEA credit of one apd two Fears, With
interest ori day Of safc. Purchaser give bond wltap
proved good surety ard orteageof the promises dssta-
ed necessary, 10 the Ordinary. =.
eostte be. paid InfsPECE or 1ts equivalent -
JAMES MASON, 8. \ D.,
April r.. e. --'-+'< '"+5f+ A-*
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NOTICE.
FAIR WARNINGS!

PERSONS indebted to me by NOTE OR BOOK AC:
COUNT are hereby informed that WANT THEMoN
"A part at least.
Tie due small and unless parties pay me,
shall take as soon as practicable for collecting by
law. l.. M "not'
January II 80
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READ THIS, LADIES,

lam the Agent for York District to sell the right to use
CRAIGN,S CHEMICAL COLD WATER SOAP, an ar-
dele so desirable that any lady do the Washington the
Family without BOILING OR RUBBING, savlng In the
process half the time, half the soap, and all hewood-
An kinds of Clothes washed WITHOUT INJURY TO
TEXTURE OR COLOR. Cost Of Chemicals required will
not exceed FIVE DOLLARS annum, and any lady can
time To economist Come and buy, andsave time labor
and money. At the York Drug Store. Dr.. JOHN MAY
March % ~ ''4
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LAMPS! LKMPs!! LAMPsH!

LAMPS! LAMPS!! LAMFS!!.
NEW stock of fine KEROSENE OIL LAMPS, com
missing Chamber Hand and Parlor Lamps, with EXTRA
WICHS. SCREW CAPS, BURNERS, CHTMNEYs,
SHADE LAsPs, SHADES and GLOBES. -
SUPERIOR YEAST POWDERS, put up In Glass Bot
GRADUATED PRESCRIPTION Walls. The aiien-
tion Of Practlcng Physcians Is respectfully called 10 this
new, elegant and indispensable article.
MOTHERS AND ROUSEKEEPERS informed that
Il have on hand THE CHEMICALS USED IN making
CRAIGN'S CHEMICAL COLD WATER SOAP, by which
WASHING Or. JOHN MAY.
April 10 D. u
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WHO HAVE
~ LEFT WATCHES Ar MY SIfOi FOR REPAIRS
since the first of January, 1867 hereby notified that II
they taken away by the FlRSfMONDAY IN MAY
next, they will then be sold 10 pay the cllrges
= NJ. ALEXANDER
Aptil ~ 81 ~
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RENOVATING AND CLEANSING
,FIN GOODS.

MRS J. F.. GRIST respectfully informs the citizens @ Of
Yorkve and vicinity, that she Is prepared RENOVAIE
AND CLEAN Gentlemen's Coats, Pants and Vests, and
Ladies' C1oaks. REPAIRING DONE IF NECESSARY
Satisfaction Guaranteed II the garments are not too much
WORN or FADED.
RErRas 20 Capt /. D. Wtherspoon, G. r. Ratchford,
T. NJ. Dobson Thos. H. Dickson M. Jones, w. l. Claw
Articles left al the Printing Office will be attendedto.
December Ii -
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DISSOLUTION.

PUBLIC Notice Is hereby given that the Copartnershlp
heretofore existing under the name andstye q SMITH
day dissolved, By mutual consent. All pesops having
claims against the late m will present them to NJ l..
SANDERS, and all persons Indebted will make payment to
him. LOgls SmILn,
o. The undersigned informs the public that he wiz con-
,inue manage the TAN YARD as formerly and VIII en-,
deavor give satisfaction TO his customer Hides Tanned
on Shares If desired. NJ. L, SANDERS.
April 10. 81 o.
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c4lnanttd 4 Comntutra, 20
o. 1t will be remembered by readers that the prices
quoted below in currency, grcelbacks" unless 9th
erwfse .;pecfafy stated. - . : 80 go
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4 DANGEROUS PREPARATION On the
9th of November, 1865, the proprietor of
the Wayoming Hotel, on Greenwich street,
New York, directed porter to place on the
sidewalk, in front of his hotel small box,
which emitted an unpleasant odor The
box had scarcely been deposited in the
street when an explosion followed, which
demolished the hotel, killed and wounded
many persons and damaged largo number
of houses for several hundred yards around
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEN
i Lubin, Musk, Jockey Club, Bcll Cologne and Po-
niadeS Of all kinds. For sale by
April l9 -