The Age and Lancaster and Chester County Weekly Gazette from Lancaster, Pennsylvania • 3

National Bank 1 New York do N.Y. Banking Co. do N. Y. State Stock Security Bank do To the Electors of the City and County of Jmncastcr.

Fellow Citizens: I offer myself to your consideration at a candidate for the office of Alabama. Mobile 25 Planter fcMcrch. Huntsville Planter Si Mcrch. Mobile 25 State Alabama, Bk of Tuscaloosa do Union Bank 25 Louisiana. Atchafaylaya R.

Si B. Company Canal Co. Carrollton R. and B. Company Citizens' of Loua Corroded monthly from Von Court' riiilidolnlii Counter full iMiidor.

Merchants', Dost. 2 Merchants', New Bedford do Merchants' Salem do Merchants New buryport do Morrimac do BANK TABLE. Corrected for July. All tlio good Bunk in the V. tJ.

re to bo found in the following Table. Uilla of Hunk not found hero may bo coniidered worlhlOM, protiionotary, ami rcipcctfully solicit your support, XT o- J. 11. KURTZ. May 25, 1842.

North River Phcrnix Seventh Ward Tenth Ward Tradesmen's Union B'kofN. Y.do Washington 60 Wool Growers 2, New York State. I Agricultural B'k ft SPRMNI FASMOOtNl 01 or DANIEL RHOADS, HATTER, No, 10, TIm Jung Street, nearly opposite the Market House, LANCASTERr MOST rcspcctfuHy announces fo In' friend and the public, that ho has Just Received from Philadelphia, the latest Spring fashion, with which lie is ready to accommodate those who may favor him with a call, together with an assortment of WHITE RUSSIA, SILK AND PLAIN IIATS, which he can recommend for beauty, durability and cheapness, equally to any manufactured in this Oily, or elsewhere. II A TS, of any sluice or form made to order, Way 25, 1842. If.

To the Electors of the City and County of Lancaster. Fellow Citizens: I havo Ix'cn so- licitcd by many of my friend lo offer my-self to your consideration a a candidate for the office of RBMOVAL. Tlio lubfcribcr return. Iiie tbnnke toth. public for the liberal encouragement hw has received, and now takes the liberty of offering to them, a new and general assortment of Clocks, WstoJies and Jewelry.

arrangements made with the Clock Manufacturers of New York, will enabie him to sells Clocks by wholesale at I hili" elphia prices, and by retail. He rjlrs Wood and Brass-hushed Thirty-hoar Clocks, from four to five dollars; Eight-day and Iliirty-hour Brass Clocks, from eight to sixteen dollars. GOLD SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES, Tlain, Extra, and Full Jeweled; new and second-handed English and Swiss Watcb-e; Jewded Patent Vertical Watches, Sic. lie a Iso offers forsalo a general assortment of Silver and German Silver Ever-Pointed Icncils; flat and round. Gum, Mohair, Gold-guilt and Steel, Guard and Fob Chains, Horn and Pearl-handled Pocket-knives Breast-pin of various and most fashionable patterns Gold-guard aud Fob Keys, Silver and Steel-top Thimbles, Steel 1 ens, Silver Tooth-pick, Silver and German fr'Jvcr Tea-Spoons, German Earrings, Mantle Ornaments, Pocket-books, aney Soap, I army ElUler Music Boxes! Si c.

See. KTlfe also takes leave to inform the public ho will attend to Clock and Watch repairing, Engraving.and Repairing of atl kinds of Jewelry, in the neatest style. All work clone by him will he warranted. Call and see before purchasing elsewhere. Old Gold and Silver purchased.

GEORGE II. SMITH, 3J door above L. C. Jungerichs Store. Clerk of flic Orphans Court, ShouJJ I be so fortunate a to rrreive the nomination and your vote, I pledge myself to perform the dutic of the office with fidelity and punctuality.

JOHN BROWN. Orange Bank uu. 5, i par Irinceton par People's 2 Salem B'g Comy par State, Camden do State, Elizabeth. 2 5 2 State B. at Mors do S.

B. M. 10 u. par State, Newark 2 Ste.New. on.

5 2 State, N. Bruns. 2 un. 5 2 Sussex 2 2Sus.10&up. 2 Trenton Ban.

Co. rr T. B. C. Sll Bills 2 Union 2 Pennsylvania.

Small n'csofPenn. Banks 8al0 Berks County Carlisle Chamhersburg 6 Chester County par Columbia B. Co. 4 Comm'cial of Pa. par Delaware Co.

par par Easton do Erie 10 Exchge Pittsbur. Far.ol Bucks Co par Far. of Lancaster 3J Farm, of Reading 4J Far. Farm. Drovers' 14 Post Notes 14 Franklin, Washn 5 Germantown Gettysburgh Girard Harrisburg Honesdale Kensington Kcnn Sav.

Intiori Lancaster Bank 3 2lLcbanon 5 Lcwistown 15 "Let U) piarlic wlut profon" Economy. To the Independent Electors of the City and County of iMncaster. Friend and Fellow Citizens: I respectfully otfer myself to your consideration as a candidate for the office of HAMS! A Fresh Supply of CURED HAMS, FOR sale at the rainil) Grocery cV Flour Store of WILLIAM MORTON, North Queen Street, Lancaster. June 21 tf. SII ERIEF, Albany City.

Albany Allegany County Atlantic, Brooin Albany Albion America Attica Auburn Commerce Watertown Ballston Spa Binghampton Buffalo Brocknort Brooklyn Broome County Canal, Albany Can. Bk of Lockt Cattagus Co. Cattskill Cayuga County Valley Cen. N. Y.

Bank Chautauquc Co. Chenango Chemung Canal Clinton County Commercial, Troy 2 Commercial, Alby 2 Comcial, Buffalo ComI, Rochester ComI of Oswego Corning Dansville. Delaware Dutchess Erie County Essex County Exchange, Roter Ex. of Genesee Farm, of Troy 5uj 2 40' do State B. Decatur do Consolidated Ass.

State B. C'ahawba do City B. of N. Oi l. S.

Branch Mobile dojCoin'l of Louisia. S. B. Montgomery do Ohio. Belm'tSt.

Clairse 10 Chilicothc 50 Chilicothe, Bk of pay at Philadcl.pnr Circleville 10 Cleveland Clinton 10 Columbiana of N. Lisbon do Commercial, 7J Comcial of Sciota 15 Com. of L. Erie Dayton Ex. Sc Savings In.

Fanners fcMccs Franklin Frannof Colums Geauga Granville Alexdri-an Society Hamilton Lancaster Lafayette Marietta Massillon Mount Pleasant Muskingum Norwalk Ohio RR. Co. Ohio L. I. Sc T.

C. 7J Sandusky lu Urbana Ba. Com. Western Reserve Bank Wooster 10 Xenia 10 Zanesville do Indiana. State B.

of Indiana and Branch 15 Notes on all oilier Banks in this St. uncertain. Kentucky. Kentucky 71 Louisville do Tennessee. Far.fc Merchants 25 Planters of St.

of Tennessee do Tennessee do Canada. Bank of British N. America BanqueduTeuple City Bank Commercial Bank of U. Canada Gore Bank Far. Joint Stock Banking Com.

Montreal Niagara Suspenn Bridge Compy Of Lancaster County, at the next general election. Should 1 be so fortunate as to be elected, 1 pledge myself to perform tho duties of the office with fidelity and humanity; and will bind myself, should 1 be elected, to pay out of tho proceeds of my profits accruing therefrom, five hundred dollars each and every year, during the term or said office, to the County 'Commissioners, to appropriate said moneys to the nc of the county. I therefore respectfully solicit your votes, and shall ever bo grateful for the favor. JOHN LAl'SIIAW. Lancaster, April 26, 1842, te.

APPARATUS For Marking Clothing, Wearing Ap-parel, Pocket Handkerchiefs, dpc. with Indelible Ink. AO T7" respectfully in- JA- forms the citizens of Lancaster, that he will remain a few days in this city, and has located himself at JMr. Scholfields Hotel, North Queen street, where he will be happy to receive orders for marking Linens, Clothing, Handkerchiefs, Si and he will also sell complete stamps, with name, and a bottle of ink he has several varieties of patterns. The ink accompanying this, is the best article extant, and can warrant it not to change color by wear.

June 21 tf. St. Croix Thomaston Ticoiic Vassa, borough Waldo York 25 2 2 2 2 2 5 10 5 10 Si 5 Net Hampshire. Arhuclot Cheshire Claremont I Commercial Concord 20 Connecticut River 2 Wrentham do Rhode Island. American Bank 2 Arcade do Bristol do Iilackstonc Canal do Bristol Union do Burrilville Agrial do Centreville do Citizens Union do City do Com'cial, Bristol do Comcial, Provce do Cranston do Cumberland do Eagle Bk of Brl do Eagle, Providee do Lumbermans Mech.

Pittsburg n.sl. Mer. Sc Manufac. Middletown 5 Miners of Poltsc 5 Monongahela Montg omyCo.B.par Mecb.Bk of Phil. 1 Moyamensing 12 Northampton 17 North America par Northern Libert, do Northumberland Pennsylvania 9 Penn Township 19 Pittsburgh Philadelphia par Schuylkill par Southwark do United States 53 Western par West Branch 45 Wyoming 10 York 5J Delaware.

Small notes of the Delaware Banks 2 Delaware par GREEN HOUSE, Between the Ijancastcr Bank and the Lancaster Savings Institution. CONFECTIONARY, Icc Cream mineral Water. KIMIE undersigned, very thankful for past -L favors, respectfully iiiforms her friends and the public generally, that she has just returned from Philadelphia, with an assortment of FRESH NUTS AND FRUITS, Which she will dispose of on the most reasonable terms. She also continues the MANUFACTURING OF CANDIES, of every description, warranted good, and at the lowest prices, WHOLESALE RETAIL. Also, CAKES of every description, large and small, and baked to order at the shortest notice.

ICE CREAM, during theday and evening, and also to order. She flatters herself, that by strict attention, and having every tiling of the best, to merit and receive a share of the public patronage. MARY II. BOMBERGER. Straaburg reunite Seminar).

The Third Session of this Institution for tho education of Young Ladies, will commence on the first Monday in May. Thw situation being pleasant and healthy, readers it desirable for those who wish to send their daughters from home to be educated As Strasburg is convenient to the Phila-delpliiaand Columbia Railroad, (bein only 3 miles distant) together with its bemgoo the main road leading from Philadelphia lo Lancaster, the opportunities thus afforded to parents in visiting their children, render it easy of access. As the females are under the influence of experienced teachers, no pains will be spared to cultivate the mind ami improve the morals. The design of this Institution is to furnish Young Ladies with the best facilities for obtaininga finished education, both in the solid and ornamental branches. The plan of instruction will embrace twe divisions First.

The commonbranches of a substantial English education. Second. The higher branches of English, the ancient and modern Languages, Drawing and Painting, Instrumental and Vocal Music. Careful attention will be paid to-the health and religious instruction of the pupils. TERMS.

The year will consist of two terms or sessions, of five months each, commencing on the first Monday of May and November! The charge for Board, Tuition, Washing, per session, will be only Fifty Dollars. A regular examination will be held at the end of every session. Parents wishing to place their daughters in this Institution, will please make early application by letter, or otherwise. MISS ANN MCULLOUGH, March 1 If. Principal.

C. WILLIAMS R. BOSTON BARBERS HAIR DRESSERS, Most respectfully returns their thanks to the citizens of Lancaster and the public, for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, and hope, by strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of the same. Remember the old Barber Shop, Centre Square, opposite the Court House, where Shaving and Hair Cutting will be done in the neatest manner. June 21 tf.

MARRIED, On the 14lh by tils' Rc. John McNair, Mr. JUNIUS B. MARSHALL, to Miss MARY CLARK, km li of Cob-rain township, Lancaster county. On Ilia Oih by ilio Roy.

T. M. Mr. JAMES DUGAN, of York county, to Miss ELIZABETH BUCHANAN, of Murietta. On Thursday, I lie 16th bv the Resr.

Mr. Lennart, Mr. SAMUEL EISENHELTER, of Dayton, Ohio, to Miss JOSEPHINE, eldest daughter of Dr. Lewis, of Dover, York county. On the 14th by the Rev.

Mr. Glcssner, Mr. SAMUEL YUNDT, to Mis) AMANDA WIEDGEL, both of York county. Pa. On the lGi hv the same, Mr.

JAMES SMITH, to Miss MARIA MALLORY, both of Chester Pa. By Friends Cprcmony, on Tuesday, the J4th by John Matliiot, Mayor, of Lancaster, GARDNER FURNESS. of Drumore township, Lancaster county, to Miss JEANETTE M'CONKEY. of Peach Bottom, York eo. On the 11th hv the same, Mr.

JOHN BEATTIE, to Miss CATHERINE McGRAVV, all of Columbia. Farm. Amsterdam 2 Far. Si M. Roter 20 Far.

Sc Drovers 2 Farm, of Geneva 2 Farm, of Orleans 50 ar. Si M. of Gene 2 Farm, of Sen. Co. 40 Far.

of Penn Yan 2 Far. fcManufacs Poughkeepsie 2 Farmers, Hudson do Fort Plain 2 Genesee do Genesee County do Geneva do Hamilton do IlerkimerCounty do Highland par Howard Trust and Banking Com. Ithaca -2 James 50 Jefferson County' 2 Kindcrhook ,2 Kingston do Lansingburg 2 Lewis County 2 Livingston Co. do Lodi, Real Estate 8 Lodi, Stock 25 Lockport 2 Lock port Bank Trust Company 2 Long Island 2 Lowville 2 Lyons do Madison County do Manufacturers do Mech. Farm.

2 Mechanics, Butf. 50 Merchants Si Far. 2 Derry Dover Exeter Farmers Grafton Granite Lancaster. 10 Lebanon 2 Manufacturers 2 Mechanics 2 Mcrrimac 2 Nashua 2 New Hampshire New Ilamp. Union 2 Pemigewasset 2 Piscataqua 2 Portsmouth 2 Rochester.

2 Rockingham 2 Stratford 2 Winipisogee 2 Vermont. Bennington 85 Bellows Falls 2 Poultney do Brattleboro. 2 Burlington do Caledonia do Commercial, no sale -Farmers 2 1 Far. Mechanics do 2 NEV7 AND CHEAP FAMILY GROCERY AND FLOUR STORE, At the Southeast corner of North Queen and Walnut Streets, Lancaster. 1 1 TIE subscriber respectfully informs the JL citizens of Lancaster, that he has removed to that commodious building, two doors north of his old stand, where lie has just opened a Fresh Supply of Groceries and Fruit.

DIED, On the 20th at the residence of Rev. Robert B. Belville, YVilliamstown, Lancaster county. Mis MARY GAW, formerly of Philadelphia, in the 87th year of her age. On the 14th CHRISTIAN STOUFFER, Manufacturer, of Manor township, aged 52 years.

Merchants Mec. 2 Merchants Ex. of SUGARS, MOLASSES, SALT by the Barrel and Sack; FISH Mackerel, Herring.and Cod; CHEESE, PEPPER, COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, TABLE-SALT, ALSPICE, RAISINS, ORANGES, Sic. He also, keeps constantly on hand, SUPERFINE FLOUR, which he will dispose of at the current market prices, either by the barrel or small weight For Cash. WILLIAM MORTON.

OCT Country Produce taken in exchange for goods. April 12 3m. Oldridge's Balm of Columbia for promoting the growth and restoration of the hair, and preventing baldness, the genuine article from Comstock Si 71, Maiden Lane, N. Y. Ilewes' Celebrated Rheumatic Liniment and the Indian Vegetable Elixer used together, for the cure of Rheumatism and Gouty atrections.

Hay's Liniment for the cure of Piles, which has been in use for a number of years with very great success, (the genuine, made by Comstock Si 71 Maiden Lane, N. Dailey's Extracting Ointment so called from the quickness with which it alleviates the pain of Burns and Scalds, and heals all Sores. This article has been very highly recommended by persons of respectable standing in New York, and also by the N. Y. Press.

Spohn's Headache Remedy for the cure of Sick or Nervous Headache, a very excellent medicine, and has been productive of great benefit in numerous cases, to which references can be given. All the above mentioned preparations are to be had at JAMES SMITHS, East King st. Only Agent for the above in Lan. Co. Exchange do Exeter do Fall River Union do Franklin do Freemans do Globe do High Street do Hope do Ivent do Landholders do Manufacturers do Mechanics do Mecs Man'rs do Merchants Prov.

do Merchants Nert do Mount Hope do Mount Vernon do Narragansctt do National do New Engd ComI do New Eng. Pacific, Providence do N. E. Pacific, Smithfield do Newport do North America do North Kingston do Newport Exge do North Provice do Pacific do Pascoag do Pawtuxet do Phoenix, Wcsly do Phoenix, Provce do Providence do Providence Co. do R.

I. Agricultural do Rhode 1. Central do Rhode I. Union do Rhode Island do Roger Williamss do Smithfield Exge 2 Smithfield L. R.

do Smithfield Union do Traders, Newrt do Traders Prov. do Union do Village do Warren do Warwick do Washington do Weybossct do Woonsoet Falls do Wakefield do Connecticut. Bridgeport 2 City Bk of N. II. do Connecticut do Connecticut River Banking Co.

do East Haddam do Exchange do Fairfield Co. do Farm. Mec. do Hartford do Jewett City 5 Mechanics 2 Merchants do Meriden do Middlesex Co. do Middletown do Mystic do New Haven do New Haven Co.

do New London do Norwich do Farmers Smyrna Union Bk of Del. Wil. Sc Brandye Maryland. Baltimore 1 40 Chesapeake Bank 1 Citizens 1 Com. Far.

Balt, do Cumberland of Cumberland Far. of Maryland 2 Far. Mechanics' 2 Far. Sc Merchants 1 Far. Si Planters do Frank.of Balt.

20 Frederick County 3 Hagerstown 2J Hamilton Bank Marine B. of Balt. 1 Mech. B. of Balt, do Merchants Bank do Mineral Bank Patapsco Bank 1 Salisbury 10 Union B.

of Mary. 1 Washington C. Bk 3 Western Bank 1 Westminster 2 Dist. of Columbia. Corp.

Cy Washn 2 Corp. City Alexa 10 Cor. C.Georgen do Central, Georgen Far.of Alexania 2 Far. Mech. Bk do Metropolis Patriotic ofWasn 2 Potomac do Union of Georgen Washington 2 Virginia.

Ex. of Virginia Far. of Virginia do Mer. Si Mechanics Wheeling 15 Mer. Si Mechanics Decatur N.

Wn Virginia 15 Valley 8J Virginia do North Carolina. Bank of the State and branches Cape Fear Bank 7 Merchants Bank do N. Carolina, Bank of State State Bank North Carolina South Carolina. NEW AND CHEAP BOOK STORE. The subscriber having enlarged his BOOK STORE, under the Museum, offers for sale a general assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, both for the city and county.

Also, many other Books, to wit: McKinneys Digest, also McKinneys Pennsylvania Justice; Pictorial illustrations of the Bible and views of the Holy Land also a Pictorial Geography, by S. G. Goodrich, with 1,000 plates; a good and fresh supply of the Revival Hymn Books published by Mr. Wincbrcnner, Reference and pronouncing Testaments and small Pearl Testament, also by Mr. Winebren-ner; Rev, Baxters Works; Vincent on Judgment; Dr.

Pleiflers five years captivity in Algiers Hickoks Evangelical Music; Social Lyrist, Websters Large Octavo Dictionary; Life of Girard; Life of Marion; Millwrights Guide by Evans; School Teachers Manual; Celestial Scenery by Dr. Dick, also his works generally Life of Wm. Henry Harrison; Revolutions in Europe, Rugelly on Baptism; the Catholics Guide to Ilcaven Psalms and Hyinns of every description Pocket Books, Maps, Blank Books, Paper, Sic. Sic. Benjamins Architect Si Builders Guide, very cheap, and various other kinds too numerous to mention.

SPLENDID FAMILY BIBLES, From Ten Dollars down to One. Ladies and Gentlemen who will take the trouble to call, shall be satisfied that the above works are cheap, and if my prices arc not agreeable, they shall have the privilege of making their own. N. B. As it is believed that more than 1,000 have been saved to the citizens of Lancaster since the subscriber opened his Store (two years since) in the article of School Books, he flatters himself that that portion of the citizens will continue to patronise him, who still may wish to procure School Books for their children.

G. HILLS. No. 2, under the Museum. Lancaster, May 17, 1842, tf.

NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL AGENCY, North Queen street, Lancaster, Second door from the Post Office Where is constantly kept on hand a general! assortment of PAPERS Si PERIODICALS; such as the Knickerbocker, Huntt-Merchants Magazine, Southern Literary-Messenger, Arcturus, a Journal of Books and Opinion, the Law Reporter, the Law of Bankruptcy, by Biddle, of Pittsburg, the Christian World, Christian Family Magazine, Ladies Companion, Grahams-Magazine, Godeys Ladys Book, Ladya World of Fashion, Boston Miscellany off Literature and Fashion, Peoples Library. Young Peoples Book, Ladys Amaranth. Musical Library, New York Visiter, Musical Miscellany, Mothers Assistant and Young Ladys Friend, the American Pocket Library, Merrys Museum, Dollar Magazine, Wild Western Scenes, New York Medical Lancet, Reference Book of tha United States, Song Books, Prints, NEWSPAPERS. Library edition of Brother Jonathan, nearly COO pages for One Dollar, Quarto-New World, Boston Notion, Yankee Nation, Brother Jonathan folio, New York Daily and Weekly Herald, Saturday Evening Post, Saturday Courier, Saturday Chronicle, United States, and Alexander Express Messenger, together with many other weekly and monthly Periodicals and Papers. Subscriptions received or single numbers supplied.

Please call and examine. Also for sale that valuable remedy for Coughs, Cold, Consumptions, (particularly useful at this season of the year,) Wistars Balsam or Wild Cherry. Any of the Quarterly Reviews not mentioned above, will be promptly forwarded according to order, together with any of the above works, free of postage. J. GISH.

EMAUS INSTITUTE, Middletown, Daupliln Co. Pa. rnHE Summer Session of this Institu-JL tion will commence on the 4th Tuesday in April, and end on the 4th Tuesday in September. Mathematics, English, German, Italian, French, Latin, Greek, Drawing and Painting, are taught without extra charge. Few Academies in the Union possess equal advantages.

TERMS. For Tuition, Board, Washing, Lights and Fuel, payable in advance, per Session, 65,00. Further information may be obtained by calling at the Institute, or by Letter. JONATHAN CORY, A. April 5, Cm.

Principal, Buffalo 50 Mer. of Schenecy 2 Middletown 2 Millers ofN.Y. 25 Mohawk 2 Mohawk Valley 2 Monroe do Montgomery Co. do New York State 2 Newburgh 2 Ogdensburgh 2 Olcan GO Oneida 2 Onondaga do Ontario do Orange County 2 Orleans 2 Oswego do Otsego County do Owego do Phoenix 50 Pine Plains 2 Poughkeepsie 2 Powell do Rochester 2 Rochester City do Rome do Sacketts Harbor do Salina do Saratoga County 2 Schenectady do Seneca County 2 Silver Creek 2 Staten Island GO State Bank of N. GO GO 2 do 2 2 50 2 do Y.

Buffalo St. Lawrence Steuben County Syracuse Tanners Tompkins County Tonawanda roy Troy City Montpelier, old 3 Montpelier, new do Middlebury 2 Manchester do Newbury do Orleans Co. do Orange Co. do Rutland do St. Albans 3 Vergennes 2 Windsor 10 Woodstock do Massachusetts.

Adams Bank 2 Agricultural. do American do Amherst do Andover do Asiatic do Atlantic do Atlas do Attleborough do Barnstable do Bedford Comcial do Beverly do Blackstone do Boston do Brighton do Bristol Co. do Bunker Hill do Cambridge do Central do Charles River do Charlestown do Chickopee do Citizens, Nanet do Citizens, Worter do City, Boston do Cohannet do Columbian do Comcial, Boston do Comcial, Salem do Concord do Danvers do Dedham do Milton do Duxbury do Eagle do East Bridgewater do Essex, N. Andover do Exchange do Fair Haven do Falmouth do Fall River do Fitchburg do Framiugham do Freemans do General Interest do Globe do Gloucester do Grand do Granite do Greenfield do Hamilton do Hampden do Hampshire Mans do Haverhill do Higham do Housatonic do Ipswich do Lancaster do Leicester do Lowell do Lynn Mechanics do Lee do Man. Meehan, do Manufacturers do Marblehead do Market do Marine do Massachusetts do PAPER MOSES M'HENRY, Laurel Valley Chester County ESPECTFULLY informs printers, and others, that he is now ready to furnish all kinds of Printing Paper, at the lowest prices, best terms, and more promptitude than is usual.

He will always be ready to furnish Printing Paper of all sizes and prices. All orders addressed to Now London Post Office, Chester county, will be punc-ually attended to bv MOSES MHENRY. January, 1842 tf. Fancy Chair Manufactory, PAINTING PAPER HANGING. THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally that he will execute in the neatest and best manner, and at the shortest notice, every description of House Painting, ineluding all kinds of fancy colors, either on walls or doors, and also put on Paper hangings in the best and most durable manner.

OCT He has always on hand an assortment of Fancy and Windsor Chairs, which he will dispose of at moderate prices, and respectfully solicits a share of the public patronage. GEO. F. ROTE, 3d door below the Fountain Inn, South Queen Lancaster. DR.

M. M. MOORE, DENTIST, Has Removed to West King Street, 3 doors below Reed's Hotel. June 28 3m. PAINTING.

Arthur Armstrong, re- spectfully informs his friends and the public in general, that he continues the business in all its various branches, and is now ready to execute all orders in his line, such as Signs Military and Civic Flags, Ornamental and Portrait Painting, of every description. PORTRAITS painted at various prices, from 5 to 20, and upwards. Likenesses warranted, or no charge. Specimens can be seen at his PAINTING ROOM, in East Orange street, a few doors from the corner of North Queen street. IK? His Gallery, containing fron SEVENTY TO EIGHTY PAINTINGS, on various subjects, is open daily for exhibition.

Admittance, 25 cents. July 4 tf. MORE NEW GOODS. N. E.

LEAMAN, IS now opening at his Store, in NORTH QUEEN LANCASTER, a handsome assortment of Fancy Goods of the latest style. Ladies and Gentlemen, call and examine his goods before purchasing elsewhere. The following compose part of his stock of goods, viz: Colored Silks, Figured Mous de Laine, New Style Ombrie Mous de Laine, Superior Embroidered Mous de Laine, New Persian Mous de Laine, Second Mourning Mous de Laine, New SILK SHAWLS, late style, Ladies Embroidered Cravats, Fancy Cravats, New FRENCH LAWNS, Ladies Alapaca Cloth, Handsome Scotch Ginghams, BONNET RIBBONS Rich Watered, Ombri6, c. New Style Chintzes, LADIES PARASOLS Rich Figured, Plain. Also Childrens, Figured and Plain, FANCY CASSIMERS Prince de Join-ville Cassimers, and Boys Gamboons, and Crape Lasting, Summer Cloths, Cashmeretts aud Broad Cloths, all of which will be sold low, Camden Charleston Cheraw Commercial Georgetown Hamburgh Merchants Planters Mec South Carolina Southwestern RR.

Co. Charleston do Southwestern RR. Co. pay at Knoxville, Tennessee State of S. Caroa 3 State Bank, S.

C. do Union do Georgia. Augusta B. I. Co.

Augusta Brunswick, Central of Geor. CeDtral Railroad 10 Chattahoochie R. BaingCo. do sale Columbus 30 Comcial of MaconlO Georgia RR. Sc Bg Company do Athens do Branch, Augusta do Hawkinsville Insur.

of Colums 10 Ins. of Savannah do Insur. of Macon do Marine Fire Ins.do U. S. Bk at Buffo 50 Ulster County 2 Union 50 Utica 2 Vernon do Washton County 2 Waterford 2 Waterville 2 Watervliet 20 Wayne County 2 Westchester Co.

2 Western N. Y. 40 Whitehall 2 Whitestovvn 2 Yates County 2 New Jersey. Belvedere Bank, under 10 2 Belv. 2 Burlington Coy par Comcial, und.

10 2 Com.10&upd par Cumberldof N.J. pr Farmers of N. J. do Far. Mechanics under 10 2 par Far.

Si Merchants 2 par Mecsof Burlitonpar Mecics, Newark 2 Meehan. Manu. of Trenton 2 Morris County 2 M.C.flO&up. par Newark Banking Comy 2 N.B. I.

C. i N. Hope Del. B. TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

THE Subscriber, respectfully informs the friends of Temperance, and the public in general, that he has opened in EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, about one and a half squares from the Court House, and a few doors above Duchmans and Swopes Hotels, a TEMPERANCE HOUSE, where travellers and others, will find all the accommodations of the best conducted taverns, with the exception of intoxicating liquors. Extensive new Stables and Sheds have recently been erected on the premises the yard is large and commodious, and careful ostlers will always be in attendance. A few permanent Boarders will be accommodated on reasonable terms. The subscriber hopes by strict attention to business, to merit and receive a liberal share of public patronage. ANTHONY ELLMAKER.

April 12, 1842, 3m. To the Electors of the City and County of Lancaster. Fellow Citizens I offer myself to your consideration as a candidate for CLERK OF THE COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS, at the next general election, and do most respectfully solicit your support. Should I be sq fortunate as to obtain the nomination in Convention, and afterwards a majority of your suffrages, I pledge myself to perform the duties pertaining to the office with promptness and fidelity. CARPENTER MCLEERY.

BOOK-BINDING AND STATIONARY. WILLIAM M. GRANT, Book-binder and Blank Book Manufacturer Centre Square, next to Mrs. Hubleys Hotel Lancaster. He has on hand a general assortment of selected Stationary; Blank Books Wholesale and Retail; Blanks lor Public Offices; Bank, Mercantile, and Tradesmens Account Books, ruled and bound to any pattern; Scrap Books, Albums, Port-folios, put up to order.

Particular attention will be paid to the rebinding of OLD BOOKS, Dockets, Ledgers, Periodicals, Music, See. Merchants supplied on reasonable terms. DC? Rags taken in exchange for Blank Books. June 28 ly. Phoenix Bank of Hartford do Quinnebaug do Stamford do Stonington do Thames do Thompson do Tolland Co.

do Union do Whaling do Windham do Windham County do New York City. America 1 American Exge do BankofComrce do Bank of the State of New York do Bank of U. S. in New York 70 Butch. Drovers 1 Chemical do City do Commercial 1 Clinton 65 Del.fcHud.C.C.

1 Dry Dock. 1 Full. Bk of N. 7. 1 Greenwich do Lafayette 15 Leather Manus 1 Manhatten Com.

do Mec.Bankg As. do Mechanics Bank do Merchants. do Mec. Traders do Mer. Exchange do To the Electors of the City and County of Lancaster.

FELLOW CITIZENS: At the earnest solicitation of maoy of my friends, I offer myself as a candidate for the office of RECORDER, at the approaching general election, and most respectfully solicit your support. Should 1 be so fortunate as to receive the nomination in Convention, and a majority of your suffrages, I pledge myself to perform the duties of the office with promptness and fidelity. HENRY B. BOWMAN, Neffsville, Manheim township. do do P.

S. VAN PATTEN, DENTIST. OFFICE, North Queen street, 2 doors from Louis C. Jungerich's Confectionary, and nearly opposite N. C.

Scholfieldi Hotel-. January, 1842 Mechanics Milledgeviile Ocmulgee Planters Planters Mecs State of Georgia St. Marys Mechanics New-buryport do Mechanics, New Bedford do Mechanics, South Boston do Mercantile do FOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT PRINTING PRESS will be sold cheap for cash. Apply at this office..