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STOVES! And every description of Copper, Tin Sheet Iron Ware. The undersigned thankfal for the very liberal patronage which had been that bestowed she upon continues her husband, informs the public, the business of carryon COPPER SMITHING, and TINNING. at the old stand of Christian Hildebrand, in Main street, nearly opposite the York Bank, where she will be glad to see the old customera of the establishment and the public generally. She has on band constantly a full supply of articles in her line of of which she is prepared to sell as low as they can be purchased at any other establishment in the Borough or neighborhood. She is a'so prepared to offer the public a8 excellent A lot of STOVES, have ever been in this market.

They are manufactured of the beat materials, and are of workmanship and elegant finish. The superior lot comprises PREMIUM and COMMON COOKING STOVES, of various sizes a newly invented highly PARLOR COAL and STOVE approved on iled THE RADIATOR. (LATEST PATTERNS COAL WOOD STOVES, of every size, quality and pattern, suited for the Parlor, Kitchen or Workshopand the whole are offered on terms, as advantage. ous to the purchaser, if not than can be found at any establishment in this Borough. Roofing and Spouting Houses promptly attended to.

P. S. The subscriber will receive old metal and country produce al the highest market price in exchange for any arlicles in her line. ELIZABETH HILDEBRAND. York, January 3, THE OLD EASTERN WESTERN HOTEL.

JOHN LUTTMAN that he will the lot of April next, that old established and well known tavern stand, the Eastern and Western kept by Daniel Eichelberger, and reby Daniel Abl, situated in Main formerly street cently In the borough York, adjoining the new Coort House on the West, where he is prepared to accommodate Travellers, Drovers, Traders, and the public generally in the most satisfactory He invites the old customers of the manner. house to give him a call, and bring their friends will them- -pledging himself that they will find bis TABLE AND BAR abundantly supplied with the CHAMBERS best of in the provisions best and liquors, his BED possible order, and every pains taken to minister to the comfort of his guests. His STABLES are clean, roomy, convenient and faily stocked, and they peculiarly fitted In for short, the nothing shall be wanting to render accommodation of drovers. satisfaction to those who may favor him every with a call. He is also prepared to accommodate a number of Boarders.

York, February 21, runs daily except on Sunday, as follows: Leave Baltimore at 8 o'clock A. M. and arrives at 6 1.2 P. M. Arrives at York at 12 3.4 P.M.

and leaves for Columbia at 1 1.4 o'clock, P.M. Leaves Columbia at 2 o'clock, P.M; and leaves York for Baltimore at 3 o'clock, P.M. Fare to York, 92 00 Wrightsville, 2 50 Columbia, 2 62 1.2 The Train connects at York with Stages for Harrisburg, Gettysburg, Chambersburg and Pittsburg. FARE TO PHILADELPHIA. The Company is authorized by the Columbia proprietors of the.

Passenger Line on the Rail Road to receive the fare for the whole distance rom Baltimore to Philadelphia. Fare through four dollars. Ticket Office, 59 North street. D. H.

BORDLE Superintendent. Baltimore and Susquehanna RAIL ROAD, CHANGE OF HOURS. THE Passenger Train of this Company NOTICE. Estate of Rev. John Cares, deceased.

Letters of Administration on the estate of Rev. John Cares, late of the borough and county of York, deceased, having been granted to the undesigned, residing in the same place, she therefore gives notice to ull persons indebted to said catate to make immediate payment, and to those having claims against the same to present them properly authenticated. ANN CARES, July 11, 1843. Administratrix. NOTICE.

Estate of Washington Laird, deceased. Letters of Administration on the estate of Washington Laird, late of Dover township, York county, deceased, having been granted to the subscriber, residing in the same township, he therefore gives notice to all persons indebted to make payment on or before the first day of April next, and those haying claims against the saine, to present them properly authenticated to DAVID LAIRD, June 20, 1843. Administrator. ASTRACAN CLOTH, a new and beautiful article for summer coats, for sale cheap. McCLELLAN SMYSER.

York, May 9 MEDICATED LOZENGES. Dr Worm Lozenges are the sur est and safest worm destroyer ever discorered. It is estimated that in the United States 100.000 000 CHILDREN DIE AN. NUALLY from the effect of the worms alone. This vast mortality can be almost entirely prevented by the use of Peters' celebrated and tens of thousands pine away and die of worms without suspecting the real disease.

The following are a few of the symtoms: head-ache, pale lips, flushed cheeks, disturbed dreams, feverishness, thirst, bad taste in the mouth, offensive breath, itching of the nostrils, pain in the stomach, nausea, unnatural appetite, swelled stomach or limbs, sense of something rising 0 the stomach, Read what they have Done. Mrs Catharine Ann Briggs, Cheery street, Philadelphia, has a little daughter who bad been on the decline for several years. At times she would eat voraciously, and sometimes eat nothing at all, and was fast wasting away; her symioms were so unusual and contradictory that the doctors knew not what to do what they would, she constantly grew worse, and they reluctantly declared she must die. At the request of a friend, the mother al this stage procured a box of Peters' Worm Lozenges. The first dose satisfied all that worms were the cause of all the child's sufferings, and two boxes effected a compiete cure.

Whenever they have been used they are preferred to all other remedies. Beware of Coughs and Colds. COUGH LOZENGES. Peters' Cough Lozenges are now superseding all other preparations for the recoughs, colds, asthma, whooping congh, catarrh, tightness of the chest, broachitis, and similar pulmonary affections. Consumption cannot be Cured! Still it may be prevented or its progress stayed, by using Dr Peters' celebrated Cough Lozenges.

Begin in season. Do not neglect a slight cough, until consumption has commenced its ravages. A de lay of a few days often proves fatal. THE JAWS OF DEATH now yawn at thousands whom Peters' Cough Lozenges might have saved. To parents we say, do not be without Lozenges at any time--attend to these anggestions as you value the lives of your crildren.

Be sire to ask for PETERS' LOZENGES, and see that you' get them. Attend to this, or you will be deceived. DR. PETERS' VEGETABLE PILLS, Are the most unrivalled Remedy ever discovered by the ingenuity of man. They are a sovereign cure for the following complaints Yellow and Billious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Croup, 'Liver Complaint, Headache, Jaundice, Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Enlargement of the spleen, Piles, Cholic, Female Obstructions.

Heart Burn, Furred Tongue, Nausea, Distensions of the Stomach and Bowels. Incipient Flatolence, Habitual Costiveness, Loss of Appetite, Blotched or Sallow Complexion, and in all cases of Torpor of the Bowels, where a Cathartic or an Aperient is needed. They are exceedingly mild in their operation, producing neither Nausea, Griping nor Debility: Peters' Vegetable Shilling Strengthening Plaster. This is not only the cheapest, but the best, neatest, and most comfortable plaster in existance. Peters' Shilling Plaster is an easy and most effective remedy for pain in the breast, side or stomach-weakness pain in the chest, loins or back -stiffness of the neck -affections of the limbs or joints, whether produced by rheumatism or other causes -habitual pain in the head or stomach--piles, colds, coughs, liver Complaints, weakness of the spine- -predisposition to break out in biles pimples--listlessness of the frame, for general debilitation.

and Let any one afflicted as above try one of Peters' Shilling Plasters, and we will venture to say that he could not be prevailed on to discard it again, for ten or most probably for hundred dollars Price 124 cents. 07 The above Medicines are for sale IN YORK. at the Drug Stores: of S. OSWALD andA. H.

BARNITZ. in South George street, and in Main street near the York Bank. ALSO, In Hanover, at Mr Berlin's drug store. in Abbottstown, at Mr Henry's In Littlestown, next door to Davis' hotel. And by the principal Druggists and chants in the State.

June 13, 1843. 1y THRESHING MACHINES, Of different kinds made and repaired at the Machine Shops of the late James Chalfant, deceased, by the subscribers, who have purchased the property and live in the borough of York. ONE HORSE POWERS of the Rail Road or Endless Platform FOUR HORSE Threshing Machines, with or without Shakers--Shakers separate the grain from the straw, and will save the labor of one band. They also manufacture MILL SPINDLES, steel and turn them; CLOVER MILLS, of the most approved kind; TURNING LaTHES. "(LARGE AND SMALL.) Straab Smith's Treshing Machines carefully repaired; wrought and cast iron turned for other shops.

Also, OTHER MACHINERY MADE AND REPAIRED. All orders promptly attended to, and the pork warranted to be of the best kind. JESSOP, WAMBAUGH, Co. Yak, March HOTEL. DANIEL AIL, (Late of the Old Eastern and Western Hotel,) espectfully informs his friends, old custom.

ers and the public generally, that, he has taken and will occupy on the first day of April next, that old established a and well known tavern stand known as he most moderate terms. Hie TABLE AND BAR formerly kept by John Welsh, oll the North Eastern corner of Main and Beaver streets, one square West of the Market House, where he is prepared to accommodate Travellers, Drovers, Traders, and the public generally. He trusts that the Travellers, Drovers and others who have heretofore patronized him, will give him a call at his new location, where he assuresthem of entertain. ment of the most satisfactory character, and on are abundantly supplied with the best of provi. sions and liquors, his BED CHAMBERS are in best possible order, and every pains will be taken to minister to the comfort of his guests.

His STABLES are clean, roomy, convenient and fully stocked, and they are peculiarly fitted for the accommodation of Drovers. In short, nothing shall be wunting to render every satisfaction to those who may favor him with a call. He is also prepared to accommodate a number of BOARDERS. ITHe desires particularly to inyite the attention of his country customers and all others to the fact, that his prices for every description of accommodation, will be as low as they are known to have been at his old stand, and quite as low as at any respectable house in the Borough of York. YORK, March 7, 1843.

PATENT ELLIPTIC SPRING SADDLES. NO HUMBUG. The subscriber having obtained a patent for making FREED'S IMPROVED SPRING SADDLE, respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he will constantly have for sale an assortment of these SUPERIOR SADDLES, made in a neat and durable style, which he wilt sell upon reasonable terms. The improvement con sists of four metalic side bars, which are warrented not break. This construction will give more spring to the seat than the best three former improvements of which the subscriber has any knowledge, and also give a good spring to the girth; and sit easily porno the horse's back.

Gentlemen would do well call examine this article before they purchase elsewhere. They are intended for Ladies' as well as for Mens' Saddles. Any gentleman who wishes to have one of these saddles, can give them a before he makes a purchase. The subscri ber feels confident that trial is enough to convince any that it is no humbug. Sept.

20, Certificate of Wm. P. Elliott, Patent Agent. Having tried Mr. A.

Fried's Washington, D. C. Patent Spring Saddle, and finding it to exceed my expectation in beauty and ease, I have been induced to purchase one for myself and to recommend it to others as an excellent Certificate of Michael and Jacob Hoke. certify that we Elliptic Spring saddle. WM.

P. ELLIOT. Hoke, Sherif of York Co. have tried a saddle called Saddle." made by Mr. Samuel Ziegler, of this place, and find it superior to any we have ever used.

MICHAEL HOKE, JACOB HOKE. September 19, 1842. The subscriber also continues to manufacture and keep constantly on hand, for sale, SADDLES AND HARNESS of all kinds and at different pricesVALISES, TRUNKS, WHIPS, and every other article usually kept in establishments. His shop is in Main Street, one such door below the German Reformed Church, and directly opposite White Hall. SAMUEL ZIEGLER.

York, September 20, 1842. NOTICE. IN consequence of the desease of Christian Hildebrand, late of the firm of HILDEBRAND WORLEY Coppersmiths and Tinners, it has become indispensable that the affairs of the firm should be liquidated without delay. All persons hang claims against said firm will please present them, and those indebted are requested to make payment to ADAM WORLEY, York, Jan. 17, 1843.

Surviving Partner. from York, Wrightsville, Cumberland, Lancaster and Philadelphia. The price, of Transportation RELIANCE LINE OF BURTHEN CARS. GOODRIDGE de CO. now running a line of Burthen cars to and from Philadelphia to York is 35 CENTS PER HUNDRED All goods for the above line left at the Warehouse of Thomas Borbridge, No.

272 Market Street, Philadelphia, and at the Baltimore and Susquehanna Road Depot at York, will receive immediate attention. April 12, 1842. ITEW SPRING GOODS AT THE CHEAP CORNER! THE public are respectfully invited to call and exainine our stock of goods. embracing every riety of Spring and Summer wear, which we will sell very cheap. McCLELLAN SMYSER.

York, May 9, 1843. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS Of every description, ust received and for sale, cheap for cash, by JOHN FAHS. Corner of Marist treet and Railroad: May 16, 1843. etf FREIGHTS FROM PHILADELPHIA. ONE THE subscribers having formed a connection with the Susquehanna Line of Boats, are prepared to ship, daily, from the Warehouse of Hart, AnA drews McKeever, No.

56, N. Wharves, Philadelphia, all kinds of Freight, at the following rates, viz: From Philadelphia to York. Dry goods, I-2 cts per 100 pounds. Groceries, hardware and paints 95 Iron of all kinds, 291.2 Coffee and grindstones, 22 1-2 Marble, sawed, 20 Sand, 1-2 Salt, 1.2 per s'k Mackerel, 45 per bbl. Goods shipped by the above route will arrive full as quick as they have heretofore by Railroad their accommodate, Railroad, the subscribers will To such persons as wish to send hereafter run their cars to Bingham Brother's Warehouse, No.

276 Market st. Freight at 40 cts per cwt. to York via Railroad Drayage 25 cts per load, to either place. All kinds of Freight forwarded to Pittsburg or intermediate places. Also by Tide Water Canal to Baltimore or Philadelphia.

S. L. D. KAUFFELT. May 16, 1843.

4 8 77 7 BOOKS For the People, Important interesting Works in every branch of Literature, made to all! JUST RECEIVED, at the cheap Publication and Periodical Office, directly opposite the Town Clock in South George street, A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW WORKS. In every department of Literalure. The subscriber, is Agent for York county for Parr's celebrated Life Pills; and Sand's Sarsaparilla, for purifying the blood, and a permanent cure ofall diseases arising from the impurity of the blood. And also Agent for nearly all the MAGAZINES of the day. THOMAS J.

BARRY, Cheap Publication Office opposite the Lutheran Church. York, April 25, 1843. LUMBER. The subscriber respectfully informs the public in general that he has leased, for a term of years, that excellent Saw Mill known as the York Haven Upper Saw Mill where he will, at all times, be prepared to Saw bills Lumber of any required size, on the most reasonable terms, and at the shortest notice. Hen will also keep conslantly on hand SAWED LUMBER.

of every which he will sell low; and all Lumber will be delivered at the Borough of York, or at the York or Lancaster shore of the Susquehanna, at any point purchaser may require. He has purchased a HEAVY STOCK OF TIMBER, at very low rates, and hopes by strict attention to business, to be able to supply those requiring Luniber on terms lower than any other Mill on the Susquehanna river. therefore solicits the patronage of the public. Persons wishing to purchase Lumber, will please call on the subscriber, residing in Bainbridge, Lancaster county, or on his Agent, J. B.

SMALL, at the Saw Mill, in York Haven, York county, Pa. J. W. HAMILTON May 23, 1843. 31n STOVES.

AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF COPPER, TIN SHEET IRON WARE. The undersigned, thankful for past favors, respectfully informs the public, that he ha staken a shop on the North side of Main streettwo doors East of Whitehall, and directly opposite the German Reformed Church, where he intends to carry on the business of COPPER SMITHING AND TINNING and where he will be glad to see the old customers of the late firm of Hildebrand and Worley, and the public generally. He has on hand and will constantly keep for sale, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ARTICLES IN HIS LINE, which he is prepared to sell as low as they can be purchased at any other establishment in the borough or neighborhood. He is also prepared to manufacture FANCY STOVES, of every description--an assortment of which he will the proper season. PROOFING AND SPOUTING promptly executed.

Country produce, old copper, at the highest market prices, received in exchange fo; arti. cles in his line. ADAM WORLEY. York, March 21 Hance's Medicated Candy FOR COLDS, COUGH, AND HOARSENESS. Ho! ye who pant, with failing breath, And pine away, and die; HANCE shall 'put away' your dea 41 HAnd sweet light, it anew, melts upon your the eye.

tongue, How grateful to the breastA glorious theme for poet's song, Soothing his cough to rest. Hance-favored of the Gods art thou! A blessing to thy race, Let laurels flourish on thy brow, wealth those laurels grace. When heroes are forgotten; kings Defunct; or, ceased to reign; Glory, for thee, shall flap her wings, Thea conquerer of pain. Price 25 cents per package, or five for 18. For sale by SETH S.

HANCE, corner of Charles and Pratt streets, Baltimore. in East Main street, near House, And for sale in York, by W. Long, adjoining Charles Weiser's store and nearly opposite P. A. S.

Small's store. Merchants in the country who wish to become Agents, can be supplication the Manufacturer's lowest terms, on, to the authorized Agent for York county, Pa. ROBERT W. LONG, Agent. January 31 STARS THE BALSA OF WILD CHERRY GREAT REMEDY CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS! Affections of the liver, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pains or weakness of the Breast or Lungs, Chronic Coughs, Pleurisy, Hemorrhage of the Lungs, and all af fections of the Pulmonary organs.

NATURE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION. A compound Balsamic preparation of the Prunus Virginiana or '4 Wild Cherry Bark," combiued with the Extract of tar, prepared by a new chemical process, approved and recommended by the most distinguished physicians, and universal. ly acknowledged the most valuable medicine ever discovered. FOR NO QUACKERY NO DECEP. TION.

JOHN PEARSON. setting forth the virtues of this truly great medicine, we hare no desire to deceive those who are laboring under ajfiction, nor do we wish to eulogise it more than it justly deserves. Yet when we look around and see the vast amount of suffering and distress occasioned by many of the diseases in which this medi. cine has proved so highly successful, we feel that we cannot urge its claims too strongly, or say too much in its favor. Various remedies it is true have been offered and puffed into notice for the cnre of diseases of the Lungs, and some have no doubt been found very useful, but of all that have yet been discovered, it is admitted by physicians and all who have witnessed its effects, that none has droved as successful as this.

Such Indeed, are the SURPRISING VIRTUES of this Balsam, that even in the advanced stages of CONSUMPTION, after all the most esteemed remedies of physicians have failed to affect any change, the use of this medicine has been productive of the most astonishing relief, and actually elfected cures after all hopes of recovery had been despaired of. In the first stages ofthe disease, termed Catarrhal Consumption," originating from neglected COLDS, it has been used with undeviating success, and hundreds acknowledge they owe their restoration to health to this invaluable medicine alone. In that form of Consumption so prevalent amongst delicate young females, commonly termed debility, or INTO A DECLINE," A complaint with which thousands are lingerit it has also proved highly successful, only possesses the power of checking the progress of this alarming complaint, but also strengthens and invig. orates the system more effectually than any medicine we have ever possessed. Besides its surprising efficacy in Consumption, it is equally efficacious in Liv.

ver Complaints, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all affections of the Lungs. and has cured many of the most obstinate cases, after every other remedy had failed. As we have already published numerous certificates from the highest which prove its virtues beyond all doubt, we consider it to exhibit a long list of them place. and will unnecessary, only mention a few cases, to show what it has done. Woodstown, Sept.

4, 1841. Dear sir -Although vour invaluable medicine has already found hundreds of powerful advocates, it may still be gratifying to you to receive a communication rom any one that has been relieved by it. Such Sir, is truly my case. I have been a victim to that terrible disease Consumption, for many months, and have suffered so much, that I had become almost weary of my life. Hearing your Balsam so highly praised, I began taking it a few weeks back, and can assure you it has relieved me more than anything I have ever used before, and I confidently be lieve it will cure me effectually.

Please give the bearer the worth of the enclosed, and oblige, Yours Respectfully, Lancaster county, July 18, 1841. Dear Sir- -Please send me two bottles of your genuine Balsam of Wild Cherry I have been afflicted with Consumption for the last two years, and suffered very much with a severe cough, pains in my breast, difficulty of breathing, night sweats, and having tried numerous remedies, and also been under several doctors, yet I could not find anything to relieve me until I used some of your Balsam. I got one boule from a neighbor of mine who is using it, and have found such wonderful relief from it that I have no doubt will cure me effectually. Very respectfully, yours, ROBERT HOMMAN. December 23d, 1841.

Respectfully JOHN S. C. MARTIN. Pottsville, Pa. Dear si Your Balsamn of Wild Cherry has effected some astonishing cures here.

One of which is an old lady, Mrs Russel, who had been suffering for a long eral time with shortness of breathing, and genweakness, until she was finally obliged to keep her bed. After: various other remedies had been resoried to in vain, she commenced using your Balsam, and after taking two bottles, was so far recovered as to be able to attend to all the duties of her house, and on taking two bottles more was entirely cured. CAUTION -As there is a spurious mixture called Syrup of Wild Cherry, purchasers should be very particular to ask for DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM, and observe his signature on the bottle. Prepared for.

the proprietor, and sold at wholesale by Williams Co, Chemists No: 21 Minor Street, Philadelphia. Sold, in York, by S. Oswald-Columbia, by R. Williams- Lancaster, by J. Gist--and in all the principal towns in he state.

February 10, IMPORTANT to FARMER The THRESHING Revolving KINDS OF Threshing Machine FOR ALL GRAIN AND BY GEORGE LETTERS ANSTINE, INVENTOR. AND, PATENT FROM THE U. ST SOLE PROPRIETOR. farmers The undersigned the Threshing de invites which the above is ter be A represents to of light an upright ens barn floor. is a be oak wood, eight leet square thick.

The wheel marked long and high, with a rim of 4 inches, Ca from plank, the and fixed on the shaft outer made extremity. To in beaters, (D) of oat, 3 and six feet long, closing in near the point of its round right post A. The arm insertion may hook be made of light wood and coupler, with to end to embrace the coupler. an is represented by and shaft by the gudgeon fastened bur at the end, or a washer is an oblong apertare ani wise in the upright or post, hole me ration beaters to may the be accomodated that the floor. l'is leader of straw quantity when a for the bore.

butone This horse and is the chead, attendance simple, of one durable, hand. performs It it renders the speedily straw and soft, which thoroughly. de work hand thresh 100 sheaves of grain in no other and one horse and one The can has given it a full and fair one hour. ha Cloverseed and Corn very be fast. to undersigned purchase, that they cannot fail to be trial; and cel risk assure all who may disposed entirely its performance.

He will dispose of rights for townships and counties, and also single rights. The cost will Be from 18 to 20 dollars. GEORGE ANSTIN Lower Windsor south west township, York Margaretla county, abort May 9, 1843. of Farman REMOVAL. STAIR CARROM, TAILORS, Vorth George st.

RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public that they have REMOVED their E.stablishment to the building formerly occuped by L. S. Stroman and lately by J. Owen, a few doors North of their old stand, on the opposite a side of the street, where they are prepared to execute al orders in their line in a NEAT, FASHION. ABLE AND WORKMANLIKE MANNER.

the experience they have had in ness, they can safely say that no other ment in town shall equal them in the quality and character of their work; and if a personal atten tion to business and a desire to please can prevent it, no other establishment shall come up to them. THEY HAVE RECEIVED THE SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS FOR 1843. York, April 11,1843. DR. H.

G. BUSSEY, Recently from Shrewsbury, York. county Informs the public that he has located in York, and ten ders his professiona! services to the inhabitants and vicinity. OFFICE in Beaver street, a few doors North of White Hall, and next door to the 'Gazette' office; where he can be found when not profession Ily engaged. Calls promptly attended to, night or day.

Patients at any distance punctually attended to. Calls after o'clock at night should be made ta his abode at White Hall. April 4, 1843. READ THE FOLLOWING, AND BE CONVINCED, That for curing a COUGH, COLD, or CON. SUMPTION, there is nothing equal to Hance's Compound Syrup.

The Rev. Jacob M. Moore has been afflicted with a Cough and Cold, which the physicians said must end in Consumption. After trying a great many preparations without effect, he was induced, at the earnest solicitations of his friends, to try HANDE'S Compound Syrup of Hoarhound, and after using one bottle was greatly relieved and was entirely cured after using ONLY THREE BOTTLES. Rev.

JACOB M. MOORE, preacher in charge of the Howard street Church; Private Residence, No. 1, Montgomery Baltimore. Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by SETH HANCE, corner.

of Charles and Pratt streets, Baltimore. And for sale in York, by Robert W. Long. in East Main Street, near the Market House, adjoining Charles Weirer's Store, and nearly opposite P. S.

Small's store. Merchants in the country who wish to become Agents can be supplied at the Manufacturer's lowest terms, on application to the authorized Agent for York county, Pa. ROBERT W. LONG, Agent. January 31, LUMBER.

The subscriber takes this method ofinforming the public, that he has on hand a quantity of well Seasoned LUMBER, which he is desirous disposing of at TERMS TO SUIT THE TIMES. Persons wishing to ourchase lumber will do well by calling on the subscriber, residing on the South East corner of Main and Newberry streets. MARTIN CARL. York, February 21, JOHNSON'S PATENT CAST IRON REACTION WATER WHEEL: The undersigned, having purchased of the, patentee the right of making and vending the valuable improvement in the county 01 York, offer the same to the public, and are now prepared to furnish them at short notice, The wheel is coustructed of one casting and is decidedly superior to any now in use 10: low heads of water. One sufficient to turn 192 pair ct stones with six feet head requires only finches of water; while 300 inches are re cessary in a common undershot.

Other advan tages are, their cheapness, durability, and their not being liable to freezing up. in cold weather Those interested are requested to inspect several now in use al the Saw Mill and Grist Mill o. P. A. S.

Small, 3 miles from the borough o1 York. A. K. SMALL, July 26, 1842. Petrea Mills.

NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, OILS. PAINTS, AND DYE-STUFFS, for sale very cheap for cash, by JOHN FAHS, Corner of Market street and Railruad. May 16, 1848. etf 0 and loss CE I 52U. the Col.

DLL Idvan riptu publ to the a TISE ere CONGRESS HA At the York Railroad De The above commodious Hotel of Mr. John Welsh, has Hotel, been the entertainment of the public This is by de signed, proprietor. ted convenient house in the place, having expresaly tor a tavern, and to that purpose. I FELLER and those visiting our healthy bi me the summer season, will find every the ally prepared to promote the comfort en at CONGRESS HALL. The prices have been suit the limes.

Families or single boards be accommodated with rooms off that may be desired. Dinner on the table on of the cars. JOHN TRUE April 18, 1843. REMOVA DR. PARKI Respectfully informs his friends and that REMOVED HIS CER ONE DOOR WEST OF DEMUT BAUMGARDNER'S STORE, in where he is prepared to INSERT PIETE from a single tooth to a whole Perform Operati IN DENTAL SURGE on the most reasonable terms, to suit the YORK, March 7, 1843.

McClellan Smy Call the altention of the Ladies advertisement. Black and Blue Black, plain and fig Colored do de Alpacca Lustre. and Blue Black Bombazine. Do do do Mous de lain. Colored.

plain and figured do Black and colored silk scarfs. Embroidered Thibet Merino shawls Do Mous de lain do Hosiery, Gloves, A large assortment of handsome pi which will be sold very cheap. York, May 9, 1843. NOTICE. Estate of Michael Krone, Letters of' on the Michael Krone of Newberry town county, deceased, having been grant subscriber, residing in the same tor therefore gives notice to all persons said estate to make immediate payment those having claims against the same them properly authenticated 10 JACOB F.

KR July 11,1843. Admit Estate of Jacob Spangler, Eng NOTICE! Letters Testamentary on the estate late of the borough of Spangler, Esq. ceased, have been granted to the Persons indebted to said estate are make payment, and those having chain the estate of said deceased, to premed the subscribers without delay. CHAS. WEISER, of 1 Yo HERMAN ALRICESE July 11, NOTICE.

Estate of Peter Smith, de Letters Testamentary on the ests? Smith, late of Washington towns 14 deceased, baving been granted to the therefore give notice to those they said estate to make immediate those having claims against the same them properly authenticated. JOHN C. SMITH, Wast EMANUEL ERB, VotE July 18, 1843. Fact for the SUMMER is coming, and the folks will be wanted, and the cheap corner be to procure them. SUMMER CLOTH.

TWEED CASSIMERE. LINEN DRILLINGS. MARSEILLES VESTING. In style, for sale WINDSOR GAMBROONS, a great McCLELLAN SHY York, May 9, 1843. IN ENDI date right in the fired ly tee supe irely le mic Imple to it homy ng ma at If boi Jor lent pot rove it sa qua use chsi it circ of tions conti and the lest same disti the pi in thi it esc are fo Id at 1.

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the ine ca me Inder the ly's a to living Ighin like be or $3 circa pa ales, mot 16 July the In on wel Daly 3.