goad EstiMigeto.
Commencement Exercise,.
The Thirty-second Annual Commencer
meat of Frank/in. and, Marsha ll-Coll . IP
was held on Thursday morning last,
at 9 o'clock in' Fulton Hall. A large
and appreciative on w as-
Rambled to hear the closing exercises of the
Class of 'l3B. To those who are about to en
ter the arena of active life, Commencement
day is tr very solemn occalion. • To their
friends and the friqpds of the institution,
the commencement exercises are always
fraught with interest. At the appointed
hour the Faculty, members of the Board of
Trustees, and the Graduailng (',lass took
their position on'the stage.
Prayer was offered by the President of
the Institution, the Rev; Dr. Nevin. Music ,
followed by the City Baud.
The Salutatorian of the day—Edward J,
Durban, of Philadelphia, opened the exer •
dries of the morning. After a few words of
welcome, be turned to the " Niebelungen
Lied"—the great German epos. Though
an opts poem, he e.haracterlzed it as dra
matic also. 'The name Niebelungen is
taken front n land, the place of which isnot
known. The poem may bo divided into two
parts—first that of lore ; second, revenge.
lie gave brief delmeatlon of this inter
esting German epic, and referred in con
clusion to its position in German Literature,
and the pride with which Germans turn to
this their first and most celebrated epic.—
The speaker was free and easy on the stage,
but herdly (MI uslice to himself. He should
have entered into it with more animation.
He was not forgotten by his friends, lie
was favored not with flowers only, but with
cigars.
Harry 11. Hartman, of Lancaster. follow
ed in an oration on the " Theory of Volca
noes." Man over searches for the truth.
Thus have old theories been abandoned;
newer and morepractical ones devel
oped. Atlas has been relieved of his
- burden, and men have been taught to
look for the origin of thunderbolts else
where than in ancient myths. The aqueous
agencies are reducing the world ton level,
which, if uninterrupted, would soon pro
duce a universal deluge. Accumulation of
matter at the bottom of the ocean produces
pressure, which causes volcanic eruptions.
These eruptions counterbalance the reduc
dion by water and preserve the proper
equilibrium of forces, and with them the
world. The delivery was easy and natural,
though lacking somewhat in earnestness.
The speaker was rewarded with a generous
share of applause, several bouquets and a
string of pretzels.
Joel T. Bomber, of Blue Bell, Pa., had
chosen the " Highway of the Pacific iw
-
his. subject. The inhabitants of Arabia
were considered the first who devoted their
attention to commerce with ludic. The
great object of Egypt—and of Macedonia
under Alexander afterward—ryes the es
tablishment of commerce with the Indies.
Through Vasco de* tlinit's passage to the
Indies by way of Good Hope, Portugal
rose to be one of the finest commercial na
tions of that day. Columbus' efforts were
briefly alluded to. What others had long
sought to do, we are finally doing by means
of the great Pacific Railway. Our noble
banner will soon be entering the wide do
mains of Asia. He spoke in eloquent
terms of the influence which On, Pacific
railroad will exert, not only upon our land,
but upon the whole world, He spoke
slowly and deliberately. The speaker was
graceful. Ho stood back a little too far on
the stage. A /air share of bouquets.
Tho oration on the Practical Nature of
"Philosophy, was delivered by Jll5l. E. Mar
tin, of Martinsburg, Pa. The speaker took
up various systems of philosophy to show
that philosophy has a practical as WOll
us a theoretical nature. Stoicism was ex
hibited to bo Reins)). The destructiveness
of the epicurean philosophy was proven
from history. The French roVolution was
a necessary consequence of the philosophic
teachings of the day. The evil effects of
socialism in France, were graphically de
lineated. The speakeri succeeded well In
showing that philosophy Is not all theory,
as falsely supposed by many. Applause
and several bouquets followed his etlort.
Edward P. Kremer, of Lebanon, Pa.,
discoursed upon "The age of minstrelsy,"
While the natural world is unchanged, the
moral world is ever moving onward and
upward.-The lyre remained for a long time
untouched. The birth of minstrelsy was a
necessary link in the civilization of medie
val history. No Court was without min
strels. Wherever gaily and mirth were
found i the minstrel was present. It belonged
to the age of chivalry end knighthood. The
minstrels were the poets of the age. Min
strelsy was unable to stand after the down
fall of chivalry. Ile entered intohis address
With great animation and enthusiasm. By
his nervous earnestness, and clear enunci
ation, he succeeded in holding the attention
of the audience. He was not forgotten by
his fair friends.
J. Calvin Leinbach, of Myerstown,
followed in an oration on the "Pride of
Intellect." Man is a fallen being. Truth
should be the great foundation. The light
of the understanding alone is not sufficient
for man. The moral faculty lutist guide it.
The presumption and pride of intellect al
ways precede its fall. As long as humility
walks side by side with intellect, nothing
can bar its onward march. As with indi
viduals, so with nations. Greece and Rome
could not resist the necessary consequences
of licentiousness. Intelligence is no longer
limited to the few—but extended to all. A
great change is going on everywhere.
Knowledge Is producing a universal crisis
in the world's history. The speaker ap
parently felt the weight of what he was say
ing. Ile is an excellent speaker. lie is
dignified in manner, and perfectly at home
on the stage.
James Crawford, of Baltimore, Md., de
livered the Franklin Oration. The suijeet
chosen by this gentleman was "Souse for
History." History is human. The ani
mal is not included in historical develop
ment. Christianity is the life of history.
The movement is onward. It is a develop
ment of our human life. To understand
history, something more than knowledge
is necessary, viz., a sense for history. It
is not found in the barbarian, nor neces
sarily in the mere possessor of knowledge.
There is a sense for nature—a sense for the
organic. The world is not a mere mechan
ism. A sense for the sacramental and the
liturgical in religion. So there is a sense
for history which sees in it more than a
mere collection of dry facts, i. e. a move
ment of humanity. The rationalistic
method, once prevalent in Europe, and at
• present common in this country sees no
pervading principle, no design in history.
This one-sided view robs history of its
truth, and is the parent of infidelity. It is
the characteristic of radicalism to break al
together with the past. The present must
take up the past in itself anti advance. His
tory thus studied liberalizes our views.
This was the best production of the morn
ing. It exhibited a generalizing grasping
power of thought to take hold of history in
this manner. The speaker deservedly oc •
copied the position of honor on the morn
ing's programme.
.Afterneen Session..—The afternoon exer
cises were opened with the Lord's Prayer
by the Rev. E. V. Gerhart, D. D. The City
Band, which enlivened the exercises of the
morning in their usual excellent manner,
followed with ono of their choice pieces.
The Franklin Orator of the afternoon, J.
Warren Yocum, of La Trappe, Pa., dis
coursed upon the "Will o' the Wisp."
Great applause greeted his appearance.
The phenomena of nature, misunderstood
• by the ignorant, have ellen been a source of
superstition. The "will of the wisp" is an
unsteady light, dancing merrily here and
there. Many have been misled by its un
certain light. The ignoranthave ascribed it
to an evil spirit. In a "by the " lie
referred to those fairy creatures who have
misled many an unsuspecting swain to the
hymenial altar. The "will o' the wisp"
has yielded to the investigation of science.
There are " will o' the wisps " in the moral
world—yes, everywhere in life. Even in
educational matters we find the same flick
ering light. But pretension must, like the
"will o' the wisp,'' eventually fade and
disappear. The spanker acquitted himself
well. His oration was spoken with anima
lion. The fairy creatures did not forget him.
ohn 0. Johnson, of Berlin, Pa., delivered
the Marshall Oration. his sub et was
"The Ideal as related to nature and art."
He defined the ideal as more actual than
the real. The true, the good 1111,1 1110 1101111-
tiful constitute the trinity in esthetics. The
true is addressed to the reason, the good to
the will, the:ocautiful to the souse, be it in
art or nature. Beauty is the union of the
real and the ideal. When idea and form
fully correspond wo have true and complete
•
beauty. In all nature.beauty there is sone ,
imperfection, from the inorganic, through
the various stages of the organic, to man.
No tree embodies the full idea of the vege
table world. So with man. The artist nts
remove the imperfections and form his
ideal. Ho leaVes out the incongruous and
supplies what is wanting. This is the ideal.
In a landscape painting, some animate
thing must be introduced. The natural
world thus brought into connection with
mind gives the true Ideal.
The idea is the object of art—the poet
creates the ideal and represents it in form
—this then is a work of art. The true poet
writes not for fame, nor for pay, but be
cause he is impelled to it. This most ex
, cellent production was marred by rapidity
in delivery. He could not at all times be
understood distinctly. Young speakers
should always be careful not to speak so
rapidly. He was greeted with applause
and rewarded with a fair proportion of
• bouquets.
The Valedictory was pronounced by
Charles E. Gast, of Lancaster. Ho started
out with a reference to those island archi
tects, the coral insects. Man was born:to
struggle. His whole existence is a conflict.
This must be overcome by truth. The
hopes of humanity reside especially in the
scholar. Where are the empires of other
days? Such the fate of things present.,
This is not the tale of indestructible truth.
Turns gradually throws of%error. The
spirit of truth defies time, fate and change. ,
Monuments may disappear, but the aim-
pleat truth shall remain to the last times.
He closed his oration .with a few parting
words. In his address to the faculty he al
luded in touching terms to the gray-haired.
sage who occupies the • Presidential chair-
The efforts of the Board of Trustees toele
- vate the institution was gratefully remem
bered by the speaker. In his farewell to
his class mates he alluded to the various
• spheres of life which stand open to receive
1 !Item. He expressed the hope that the class
1 might separate in harmony and friendship.
'The Valedictorian's production was chaste
in, style, and the delivery was highly creel
.itable to the young speaker.
• The degree of A. 8., was conferred on the
graduating class.• The - billowing, degrees
were announced', by, the; Fresidept,.Rev, J.
W:Nevin:D.' D... L.,
.:The degree of: M.', in the regular order
of time on Prot D: M. Wolf, Glass of 1868;
E. L. Reed, class of 1865. ' • • •
The' honorary doge of A. M., On W. R.
H. Dietrich, of Get burg, Pa. • :
The degree of D. ~ on Rev. S. H. Giesy,
of Philadelphia t Rev. T. G. Appel, Presi
dent of Moroersburg College, and Rev. .L
H. Good, Professor in Theological Semi
nary, Tiffin Ohio, •.. .
The Rev. E. V. Gerhart, Vice President
of the College, delivered the Baccalaureate
Address. Beteg on the eve of leaving the
institution to enter upon his new duties as
Professor in the Theological Seminary in
Mercersburg, Pa, he delivered an address
to the audience, from which we take the
following statistics: Marshall CollBgo grad
uated 16 classes and its graduates number
187. The class of '6B is the 16th class of
Franklin and Marshall College. It has
graduated 236, averaging nearly 15 a year.
Of the total number 424, 41 studied medi
cine; 91 law; and 194 tire in the ministry,
or in preparation for the same. of the re
mainder, some have devoted themselves to
teaching, and others to agriculture, engi
neering or mercantile life.
Those who have pursued it partial or ir
regular course In the College number about
21k.
Humber however is not a proper test of
nu institution. The quality of the educa
tional work it is performing is the great
point to be considered. The institution is
not indifferent to numbers, and is proud to
say it has graduated equally as many 814
the majority of tho colleges of Ponnsylvti-
Ma, the older institutions alone excepted.
Want of space prov,ents us from publish
ing more of the Doctor's excellent address,
with its plea fbr tho development of mind.
Toe interest of the highly intelligent audi
once, assembled in Fulton Hall this after
noon, was kept up to the last.
wtobiteo XitttrB.
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Objections are sometimes raised aptinsi. tier
lain medicines on the ground that It Is claim
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A moment's reflection will expose the shallow
uess of such an argument, for there is scarcely
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standard of all the vital forces, and sustains a
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simple reason that nature will do the rest.
Now, the vital principle of life is always and
everywhere in danger, and it suffers continu
ally from the successful attacks of diseases.
Hence, It has become a quest lon of very grave
Importance as to what is the true course to be
pursued in fortifying this vital principle
against disease. Enlightened Judgement as
the result of long experience, and aided by the
light of practical science teaches us that the old
methods of the medical faculty are not only
valueless, but really dangerous, because they
war against the little 'remaining strength of
the invalid and too frequently hurry him into
a premature grave. It has been proved a
thousand times over that depletion is invaria
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bit always more or less perilous. natant's to
reason that this is so, when we consider how
disease meets with less opposition on its cor
roding march in a system reduced by bleeding,
purging, etc. Untold numbers of persons af
flicted with In term i nen t, rem I ttent and other
malarlous foyers have submitted to this bane
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so. But where the opposite course has been
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has been Introduced Into the•system the end
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of the patients life..
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of disease from all quarters. Any person who
will use
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according to the directions wo give will bauble
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and if every invalid would at once supply him-
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GREAT HOUSEYYOLD REMEDY they would
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and render their constitution invulnerable.
During the "heated term" the air is always
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quire. Such a Tonic is]
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS,
and lu making this assertion we Bud ample in
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upwards of live years
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the rapidly increasing demand for it proves
that it is regarded as the most Invaluable
medicineof its kind ever discovered. Indeed,
everybody has become familiar wait it, and as
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in the homes of every city, town and village
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only the prescribed medicine, of physicians
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nature, purpose or operation of these drugs in
their compounded condition, but swallow
them aim ply on faith, and rarely, if ever, de
rive any positive benellt. Now, we say that It
is sound Judgement to use a remedy which it
can be shown has effected actual and enduring
cures, and such 1s M ISITLM'S BIT
TERS.
It will euro the feeble of their ailments, for
tify them against the dangers of malaria,
chaug,a lu the climate, fluctuations of the
temperature, fAc... we do:honestly urge out
ferers to" throw physic to the dogs," and here
alter use
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No. 11 North Queen street
cOPPERWORK—BREWEKS KETTLES,
Whiskey Stills and Copper Work of all
nds made up with dispatch
at
A. 0. LINN'S
House Furnishing Store,
No. 11 North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa,
TIISTILLEES ARE 'PATTED TO ES-
L/ -.amine Mr. Jacob- Springer% Improved
Patent .Whiskey Doubler by which the greatest
advantages, in dlutillatlon-areobtainedi
at or address, . C. FLINN'S' „
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House Furnishing Store:, "
' No. 11 , Nt:irth Queen. Street,
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UNITED STATES
AUTHORITY.
'NEW ENGLAND
PAWNBROKER'S JOINT law
OF UhREDEEMED GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Pt 11. SB, KIILWLS, DRESS GOOD/,
Linen Goods, Dry Goode, Diatoms, Pan•
ey Goods, Minims, Dibles,MilSer Plated
Ware, Watches, Cutlery, Sewing lla•
chines, &c., &c.
To be sold at ONE DOLLAR EACH, without
regard to value, and notto be paid for until psi'
know what you are to receive.
STOCK VALVED AT 8200,000,
SALESROOM, 10 Hanover et., Boston.
The most popular, reliable. prompt and bust
netwilko concern of the kind. The best of
Boston references furnished on application.
By patronizing this sale you have a chance to
exchange your goods with a large variety to
select from.
Terms to Aireitta..--We honeys our Terms
to Agents are superior to those offered by any
other house. Take parlicular notice OM.: Our
A gents are not required to pay one dollar for
their presents, as to all other concerns.
Certificates, giving a complete description of
articles that will be sold for one dollar each,
will be sold at the following rates : Ten for
81 Thirty (with present) for 113; Sixty
present)pse same e Hundred Drlth
_ $lO. And rate for larger elute.
LOOK at THIS CHANCE, to get a Bilk Dress,
Bowing Machine, Gold Watch, or some other
good article of equal value, with but very little
trouble and no expense to the Agent.
For a Club of Thirty, we will give the per
son sending It the choice of the following arti
cles: Print Dress Pattern, Worsted Breakfast
Shawl, White Linen Tablecloth, Embossed
Table Spread. Set of Steel-bladed Knives and
Forks, Set of Silver-plated Forks, Elegant En
graved Silver-plated Gold-lined Goblet, violin
and Bow, Fancy Dress Patient , Pair Ladles'
Extra quality Cloth Boots, Elegant Beaded
Silk Parasol, One-Hundred-Picture Morocco
Elegant Photograp h Album, c -Ivory-handled
. E an u e n il Towels, Ladle led Sllk 's' M n or e oal z 73 n hog ar fn e s it e :
Alhambra guilt, Fanoy Balmoral Skirt, P Lidice;
solid Gold California Diamond Fling, Gents'
Plain or Engraved Gold Ring, (10 caret line)
Ladles' Solid Black Walnut - Writing Desk,
. . -
Ladies' Fancy Black Walnut Workbox, or a
Cottage Clock.
For a Club oTSlxty, one of the following
articles; Fancy Cashmere Dress Pattern,
Three yards double width Water Proof Cloak.
Thlbot Shawl, Four yards Wool Frocking,
Set of Lace Curtains, Ladles' double Woo l
S h awl, Silver-plated Card Basket, Splendid
Engraved Silver-plated Ice Pitcher, Engraved
Sliver-plated Tea Pot, One-Hundred Picture
Turkey Morocco Photograph Album, Lancas
ter Quilt, Fancy plaid Wool Shawl; Twenty
tive yila. Sheeting, Alpaca Dress 'Pattern, En
graved Sliver-plated six bottle Revolving Cas
tor, Pair.Gentie Calf Ilnots, Harris Cloth Pants
and Vest Pattern, Splendid Balmoral Skirt,
Seteflvory.handled Knives withailver-plated
Forks, Pair of all-Wool Blankets, RosewOod
frame Bram Alarm Clunk, Splendid beaded and
lined Silk Parasol, Ladies' splendid Morocco
Traveling Bug, Thirty yards Print, or a Mar.
Bellies Quilt.
For a Club of Our Ilundrea, Splendid En
graved Silver-plated Tea Set, three
_pieces
(Sugar Bowl, Tea Pot and Creamer) Silver
plated Cake Basket, Fauoy plaid Wool Long
Shawl, Twenty-live yds. Hemp Carpeting,
Splendid Violin and Bow, English Berage
Shawl, Forty-live yds. Sheeting, Splendid Al
paca Dress Pattern, Silver Hunting Case
Watch, Splendid Family Bible with elegant
Steel Engravings and Family Record and Pho
tograph Page, Poplin Dress Pattern, Engraved
Silver-plated Ice Pitcher, Splendid Beaver
Cloak Pattern, Sharpe's Revolver, Fancy Cas
airriere Coat, Pant and Vest Pattern extra
quality, Splendid Accordeou Music
n Doanßox One
pair
ue Damask Table Covers with One
Dinner Napkins to match.
Presents for Larger Clubs in Proportion.
Thls is no Hanabog. Lottery Gift Enterpt Ise
or r ale of Cheap Jewelry, but a fair, square
Salo of Unredeemed Goods. Our floods are
Now and not Second Hand
And we guarantee more for the money invest
ed than can be bought at any wholesale store
In the country.
Agents will please take notice of this. Do
not send names, tut number your clubs from
one upwards. Make your letters short, and
plain as possible.
Be sure and send money amounting to $5 or
snore by Registered Letter, (which can be sent
from any ounce), P. O. Money Order, or Ex
press; for when sent in this way you run no
risk of losing it whatever. Small amounts
may be sent by mail, but be sure and put them
In the office yourself.
we cannot be responsible for Hone
lost, unless some precautions are taken
to Insure its safety.
Send your address in full, Town, County and
State. All certificates are good until redeemed.
S. C. THOSIPSON dE 00.,
No. 30 HANOVER NT., ROSTON.
Send for Circulars. JelG-taugl
GRANT & COLFAX.
AGENTS WANTED for J. T. Headley's Life
of Grant. Now rend y,a Lire of Colfax,:wit.h
a Steel Portrait, Price, '2a6. Given with every
copy of Grant. The National Hand-Book of
Facts and Figures, Just Issued, is the Book for
the times. Sent for 61.50. TREAT & CO., Pub
lishers, 651 Broadway, New 'Yolk. I eiti•tangi
IF A HUMBUG,What
awnder
That the doors
Are open wide;
Ever since the
First of August
Thousands have
Pain Paint applied.
Those who lie,
Or call it humbug,
Are the doctors,
Not acquaint;
For they always
Have been Jealous
When their patients
Use Pain Paint.
Pile up facts
As high as mountains
Flash the truth
liefore their eyes,
But the cry
is always humbug,
Men of science
Full of lies.
People know that liniments composed of
Cayenne pepper, turpentine, bartehorn ether,
.4c„ will produce inflammation and pain. To
purchase such trash to stop Pain and Inliam•
motion is ridiculous. Fire will not stop heat;
a dumb brute shuns the heat, and knows
enough to wade in a pond of water, when
wounded, to reduce, cool, and cure Inflamma
tion and Fever.
Pimps and gamblers try to look honest, but
folks can read the face too plainly. Some try
to persuade the ignorant that pills, physic,
ac., cleanse the blood, purge the system, and
do a hundred other things equally absurd.—
Every body knows that It is false, and that no
medicine can purify or increase a drop of
blood. Food makes blood, bone and muscle,
and is the Stair of Life. Every dose of medi
cine swallowed is rejected, and hurried out of
the system as quick as possible. It Is an ene
my; yea, a deadly foe. Constipation, 111
health, and weakness, are the result of dosing,
dosing, dosing the stomach. The living sys
tem has enough to do without working herself
to death in expelling and kicking out the per
nicious nostrums poured down the throat.—
Food she welcomes when she needs It; yea,
asks for it. Let pill-makers and physic ven
ders stop eating food, and see bow long they I
can subsist on their blood-purifying, I nvlgora-
ting, health-giving medicines and cordials.—
What humbug is more transparent? A dog ;
would fedi 30 Insulted, if offered a dose, he
would curl his tail downward in scorn, and
run away in utter disgust. All 'physical pain
arises from inflammation. Put out the fire
and you stop pain absolutely. You can stop
pain as easy as you can quench fire with water.
WOLCOTT'S PAIN PAINT subdues inflam
mation, heat, and fever one hundred times
faster than Ice. Thousands have had a prac
tical test of its merits at the very moment of
most extreme pain, and they can testify that
It has not failed in doing its work. It is sim
ple; It is harmless; It has no stain; It gives no
smart; It is for sale by Druggists everywhere;
and It is tested free of cost at 170 CHATHAM
SQUARE, N. Y., and 522 Arch Street, Phila
delphia.
My wife bad an ulcer on her leg for thirteen
yew s, caused by varicose veins, ulceration ex
tending from her angle to her knee, some
places eating away to the bone. I have em
ployed over twenty physicians at vast ex
pense during this period. But all Attempts at
cure proved utterly abortive until I tried Dr.
Wolcott's Pain Paint, which the doctors told
me was a humbug. But humbug or not, it nos
done the work completely In less than one
month removing the pain at the first applica
tion. I kept her leg wet with Pain Paint con
stantly until healed. I wish we bad more
humbugs as uselui as Dr. Wolcott's Pain Paint.
I am well known In this city, any person who
wants to make further inquiry will call at 101
West Street, New York, at the Hanover House,
of which I am the proprietor, and I think I can
satisfy them RS to the benefit derived by the
use of Pain Paint.
May 12, 1800. PETt 4 MINCE,
I am selling Wolcott's Pain Paint and An.
nlhllator, and it certainly gives satisfaction to
my customers.
D. F. COLES, Druggist, Halm sy, N. J.
I am selling more of Wolcott's Pain Paint
than any other Patent Medicine.
C. N. CRITTENTON,
Wholesale Druggist, No. 7, oth Ave New York.
NI VADA
WAS 11111 i 4)N
I sell more of Wolcott's Pain Paird than all
the other Patent Medicines combined, and I
keep a full supply of all that have any demand.
VALENTINE HAM N ANN, Druggist,
je 16 tang 1) No. 117th Ave., New York.
W E ARE C4llillil7 1
AND WILL PRESENT TO ANY PERSON
Sending us a Club in Our Great
ONE DOLLAR SALE OF DRY AND FANCY
GOODS,
A WATCH, piece of SHEETING, SILK DRESS
PATTERN, &C., &0..
REE OF COST.
(tor Inducements during the past few years
have been large.
WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES OF
PREMIUMS.
Our \friends will readily 7101k¢ our I resents for
30 and 60 Clubs are now more than equal in
value to Clubs of 00 and 100 respectively
of other firms.
Air PLEASE EXAMINE. -501
Anrserson ordering either of the Clubs men
tioned below, can have their seleotions of
premiums enumerated, corresponding to the
size of the Club.
FREE OF ONE DOLLAR !
For a club of 30, ($3).-One of the follow
ing articles, : Delaine dress pattern; fancy
colored bed spread ; 100 view Turkey morocco
album; 20 yards sheeting; striped cashmere
deiaine dress pattern; honey comb quilt; all
wool square shawl; set solid gold bosom studs;
all wool fancy cashmere pants and vest pattern;
gents' hair guard chain, gold trimmings ; sil
ver plated chased butter dish; silver plated
5 bottle revolving cantor, on feet; set superior
steeled bladed knives and folks; worsted
promenade shawl ; ladles ' long gold plated
chain ; ladies double gold ring ,• gents' heavy
chased soli! gold rine; solid black walnut work
box or writing desk; extra quality balmoral
skirt; set Jewelry, sleeve buttons to match;
violin and bow; gents' card iganjueketi splen
did ebony D flute, ivory, trimmings; superior
Turkey morocco shopping bag; lat.lles' high sot
balmoral boots.
Fora Club of GO, (86)t-.-One 01 the follow
ing articles, viz; Black or. colored alpaca dress
pattern; poplin dress pattern; one piece of
bleached or brown sheeting; engraved, silver
plated, 6 bottle revolving castor 3% yards su
perior cashmere for pants and vest pattern;
extra heavy honey comb quilt; two tansy
colored bed spreads; pair; genie' calf boots'.. 4
yds, farmer' good wool frocking; fancy cash
mere plaid dress pattern; best quality. balmo
ral skirt;rosewood brass alarm clock; ladles'
all wool cloak pattern; silver plated cake or
card baaket; far muf or cape; ladles' fashion
able wool double shawl; splendid, clasped
family Bible, Pill, record page and engravings'
3 yds. double whlth...water proofeleaking; set
ivory handle &Wyss, with silver plated forks;
one set Mee en:nein. .
For a club of 100, (810).—One of the 101-
.loWingartioleei viz: 4 yds: double width cloak-
Mg or coating; 2 large; fine, bleached linen
.table covers with 1 .doz. larged• sized dinner
napkjim Atatch; 25 yds,aplendid horny. earl.
peUng, geed ',color* extra. quantity black - or
alpaca, dress- patterns; (tetra quanty • p op lin
-dreattpaUernsvone largepleoesuperiar
extra width sheeting; pair gents' calf boots,
'LMEN4MM:V7Mf) , MMiIt•TAVTM'ICYVV ) X S ',- , iigt
1111!Hanna*
weasla;a O n e ,; di rX o dstink k dle tl d ed ' eteekbiaae M d
k yea and Pm
airrer-nleted , engraved 0
bottle revolving castor, w i th. out glassbottleg
splendid~ t olin, box and bow combo;
barrel stiot gun; Bacon's alk•barrelreyolver;
Pair Superior white wool blankets; nice
muf and ape;' alive •plated euvritved toe
pitcher: with salver; 75 yards all wool fancy
madmen,
_for salt; one dozen Rolled's and
sllinundated forlweonsmon sense serring and
embrWderinamaine; twolzeavy honey comb
quilts; splendid famlly,Bible;reserd Ida Phu.
toEuPli peke.
Yoe Lurie Clubs the villa. Increases In
the same rune.- _ • .
Catalan. of (Weds and Sample ,1107
address dee. Send money by Milldam% outer;
Address all orders to
' AGLETI,MAYES & CO.,
15 Federal at.,-Boston, /1.11/11.
P.O. Box O. • . .
Wholesale Dealers In Dry and, Pena Goode.
Cutlery, Plated Ware, Album', Leather
Goods, tie., ao. jele.tangl
• %al dotate.
gUBLIC SALE.—OIt SATURDAY, SIBGTIf
18th, 1888, the undersigned will sell at pub
sale, on the premises, in the Borough of
Mount Joy, the following described property,
belonging to the Cross Boads Hotal, ( ately de.
stroyed by ilre,) to wit: Two Lots of GroUnd,
having thereon two never•faillag Wells of
Water, with pumps therein, a Cistern, Out
House and Smoke • House, Ice House, Hug
Sty, Stabling for 80 head of gorses, Weighing
Scales under roof and splendid Fruit Trees,
.so. Possession given immediately If desired.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. H., of said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
Ju1048213 ANN B. SHEBBAHN.
VALUABE BEAL ESTATE AT PU
SA LE.— L B
On SATURDAY, the Bth day LIC
of
AUGUST, 1808, Ithe undersigned will offer at
public sale, an the premises, a valuable small
farm, containing
TWENTY ACRES,
more or 1058, of excellent land, belonging to
the Widow and Heirs of Henry Derr, decearxl,
situated in Coney township,Lancastereoruat
on the road leading from Elizabethtown to
Collins' Ferry, about 4 miles from the former
and 2 miles from the latter place, adjoining
lands of Jacob Derr, Henry Longenecker, and
others. The improvements consist of a one
toried Log Weather-boarded HOUSE, another
House in the yard, suitable for a Dwelling or a
Shop, an excellent Bank Barn, Spring House
with a never-falling Spring of excellent Water
near the booze, also a small stream running
through the land. There Is an Orchard of
Choice Fruit ,Trees, in good bearing order on
the same. The land is in a high state of culti
vation, and laid off into convenient fields.
Persons wishing to view the property before
the day of sale can do so by cuffing on Widow
Derr.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P. H., of said
day when attendance will be given and terms
male known by JOHN KOH,
jyB.tsw27 Trustee fur Widow and Heirs.
D ibi E II ILL,
ONE Or TH
NEM OST
VIBE; DESIRAB.I A' / LE ESTATES
.1 ,
FOB , BALE.
This beautiful Farm belonging to the Estate
of J,llensoney, deed, is now catered fur sale.
It le Immediately adjoining the corporation
limits of the town of Winchester, and contains
ahOut
160 ACRES
OF CHOICE LIMESTONE LAND.
A never•failing stream of water and numer
mar springs are some of its attractions. Several
of the best veins of limestone in the county are
on this farm and for many 'years most of the
lime used in the town for building and other
purposes was obtained from kilns on this land.
The DWELLING is situated upon a beauti
ful eminence, commanding amagniff cent view
of the town and the entiretreadth of the cele
brated Shenandoah Valley., llt is
SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT OF BRICK,
and contains 14 morns, besides extensive halls,
attic and collars. A Well of living water con
veniently located, Brick Outbuildings, full
grown Fruit and Ornamental Trees and tihrith•
bory, oi l er additional Inducements. Its loca
tion being nearer the centre of the town than
ono-third or the houses within the corporation
limits, gives the property all the adventages of
the town free from its taxation.
To the capitalist seeking investment, the
denizen of the over crowded city in quest or a
beautiful country seat; this estate offers rare
inducements. The Shenandoah Valley always
one of the most lovely, is equally as celebrated
for Its healthy, pure and exhilliating climate.
The. town of Winchester is connected by
railroad and telegraph with all parts of the
country, and its ahorobes, schools and high
standard of society make its attractions com
plete.
We offer this estate at private sale until the
THIRD DAY OF AUGUST NEXT,
upon which day, if not privately sold, we will
dispose of it at public auction in front of the
Court Home, upon terms then to be made
known.
Upon the same day, we will also sell to the
highest bidder, 11 not previously Fold pri
vately, a
PARCEL OF LAND,
upon which the famous"S HAW NEE SPRING"
is situated, fronting on Kent street, extended
about 170 feet, and running back about 000 feet.
One, or both of us can be found at the Shen
andoah Valley National Bank, and will take
pleasure re in showing the premises
BRENT or answer
ng s Of inquiry. H. ,
jyB tswZ7 -H.
E. .7. SENSENEY,
Executors of J. Senseney, deed.
DUBLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE.—II N-
I der the authority of a Deed of Trust bear
ing date on the first day of July,_ 1853, and re•
corded In the Clerk's Office of the County Court
of Clarke county, Va., on the nth day of July,
1853, executed by Robert C. Randolph and wife
to James P. Elely, (now deceased,) and Prov
ince McCormick, Trustee, for the benefit of
Isaac Wood, now deceased, the undersigned,
the surviving Trustee, under said deed, at the
instance and request of Charles L. Wood and
Daniel T. Wood, Executors of Isaac Wood,
dee'd., will, in order to raise, pay and satisfy
the principal sum of 8111,000, wit h interest on
the same from and after the Ist day of January
1832, which, according to said trust. and obliga
tion referred to therein is now In arrear and
unpaid, sell at public auction, in Berry
ville, the county Bean:if said county, on the
cot ner of the street, at its intersection by the
turnpike lading to Millwood. In said county,
on the terms mentioned below:
ON THURSDAY, JULY THE 16rit, 1868,
THE FOLLOWING
PIECES AND PARCELS OF LAND
mentioned mentioned and described In said Trust ]Sped,
in separate parcels, as therein described or so
much thereof as will pay said debt and in ter
dst, and costs incident to the execution of the
Trust, viz;
A Tract of Land described in said Trust
Deed as "part of the Farm known as " Now
Market," containing about
=6 ACRES,
and the "same land conveyed by metes and
bounds by Philip Burwell and Susan R. his
wife te the said Robert C. Randolph by deed
dated TM February, 111:13, and recorded In the
Clerk's Utica the 126th February, 1938: " One
Other Tract, described in said Trust deed as
adjoining the above described tract,
CONTAINING ABOUT 2T7 ACRES,
and as being part of the said farm above men
tioned, called. "Now Market," "and which
was conveyed by deed from Philip L. C. Bur
well, dated the 2l3th June, 1811, to the said
Philip Burwell, and by the latter devised to
said Robert C. Randolph by his last will," &c.,
which is of "record in Clarke. County Court,"
an; end One Other Tract, described in said
Deed of Trust as adjoining the above described
Tracts,
CONTAINING 121 ACRES,
being the same which was conveyed by deed
from Mary A. Page and L. 11. Lee and wife to
the said Robert C. Randolph, dated 1/d of April,
181 U, and recorded in Clarke County Court.
These several tracts of land herein before
mentioned, or so much of them as will be suffi
cient to pay the debt,interests and costs afore
said, will be sold in such order as will be indi
cated on the day of sale. The title is believed
to be unquestionable and perfect, and they are
rated among the fine lands of the loWer part of
the Valley of Virginia, lying In the county of
Clarke, about 13% miles of Berryville, 8 or 9
miles from Winchester, having a McAdam
turnpike at hand which intersects or falls in
with other pikes of the same kind, running
east west, north and south—besides other fa
culties
and advantages, which need not be
mentioned here.
The undersigned 15 authorized by the exec-
utors of Isaac Wood, deed, to say that the fol
lowing terms may be here announced; Cash
on the day or sale, to pay costs and expenses,
10 per cent.; after deducting the 10 per cent.
from one-third of the whole purchase money,
the balance of the third payable at ilatlays from
the day of sale, negotiable note with approved
endorser to be given for same, bearing interest
from day of sale; the other two-thirds of the
purchase money payable, in equal install
ments, in one, two and three years from day of
sale, all bearing interest from that day, and
said interest payable semiannually so as
to meet the requirement of the bond and
Deed of Trust of January, 1853, but reserving
the right of each of said deferred payments to
divide them into such sums, and In such man
ner as will enable said executors to settle and
distribute said decedent's estate among the
parties entitled according to his will; and for
all of said deferred payments purchaser is to
give his Individual bond, to be secured on the
land purchased by him, (as soon as the deed le
is made) by Deed of Trust. The undersigned
is further instructed to say that it is probable,
if desired, morn extended credits may be con•
ceded by the day of sale; and if so, they Will
be given and will be so announced authorita
tively on the day of sale in writing—the object
being to make . .the property sell at a full and
fair price.
Sale to commence at 11 o'clock, A. M. The
land to be sold by the acre, according to the
metes and bounds of the deeds, by which the
said Robert C. Randolph holds—not to he sur
veyed. P. McCORMICK,
je104.123 Surviving Trustee
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
—The undersigned offers for sale, that
valuable property known as Annadale, located
in Manheim township, on the Litiz Pike, Just
at the limits of Lancaster city, and now in the
possession of Mrs. S. C. Stambaugh. This prop
erty consists of
FIFTY-SIX ACRES,
more or less, with a fine and spacious two
story MANSION, Brick Tenant House, Barn,
and all other necessary out-buildings. There
Is a Spring In the cellar and two Wells on the
premises, the fields are also well watered with
springs. There is a choice variety of Fruit
Trees, and the grounds about the house are
beautifully arranged.
For further particulars inquii eof Wm. Car
penter, Esq., Conveyancer, North Doke street,
Lancaster, Pa., or of
IL A. HAMBRIG FIT,
Jela-ImdWaSalinw St. Louis. Missouri
tariztoo, ea.
THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF
SADDLERY IN THE CITY,
—AT—
M. HABERBUSIT'S,
S. W. ANGLE OF CENTRE SQUARE.
LAN CA T.S.H PA
Silver and Gold Mounted H arness. •
Prince's Metal and Covered Mounted Har
ass.
Fine Japanned and Oride Haunted Harness.
Fine and Common Do
HARN uble Harness. ESS
• TEAM .
Men's and Boy's Hiding Saddles.
Ladies' Riding Saddleskand Bridles.
Buggy, Sulky, Riding and Team NV hipi.
LeatNer, Cotton and Linen Fly-Nets.
Linen and Gam. Horse Covers and Lap
lovers.
Also, Sole Leather Trunks.
Ladies' Dress Trunks.
Gents' Traveling Trunks'.
Sole Leather and. Common Valiescs.
Leather and Carpet Traveling Bags.
Fine Turkey and French Mbrowo Satchels.
and all other articles in the business, which
will be sold at the LOWEST CASHTIIICES.
Particular attention.paid to repairing.
Also, Hennes' Iniproved Harness Pads sold
here.
Shop rights for thannfacturlng Rennels' Im
proved Harness Pads, will be sold at' reasona.
ble rates. . . . MY 21.2andalyw
i, EICESPIN IL LONG, ATTORNEY 'AT
LAW, NO. 8 SOUTH DUKE STREET,
Lancaster. - - -
Special attention paid to procuring or op
posing discharges' Of debtors in bankruptcy,
proof and praentatton or claims, rendering
professional Sisistance, to assignees,. and all
business, in short, connected with proceedings
in voluntary or Involuntary bankruptcy,
whether before - the Register or the United
States Uettrta...Partiel hatePtUng to take the
,benefit of ,the law will earlaily And ft advan
'lmpious to have a preliminary :amettltatten.
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VEGETALE
CORDIAL!
b Te W n eakn k ess w and G gmmat eG of v the M
nays and Urinary Organs. Dr. Carrell bee
made the diseases of Um kidneys Ws special
study meerierai years, and la now able to put
be/ore tie pablie
A PERFECT CURE FOR THE SAME.
The following are ' , Adam s of the kidneys
being affected:. Pint a distmain the small of
the back when.wallthithitandlng or lying too
/011g.100010171011e1l getting uP the
morning,or in case of too mum exercise.
Is generally followed by a distress in the
Witham of the limbs, swellingot the limbo s and
of also a.tendimcy to dro_Flgh shortness
of breath and rheamatio pains.
This l a an 5a
lion of the kidneys. Persons may know till*
by feeling worse when having cold, and in this
case the Ohne will have a very high color.
Many people are eondned to their homes with
this disease, and have Wadi* to cite with the
dropsy or rheumatism.
DIABETES.
This is a weakneu of.billarnmation of the
kidneys and urinary organs, causing frequent
dischargu Of Urine both day and night; these
dinharges being at times uneontrollable, at
other Utiles with Dll3Oll pain and disagreeable
burning.
THE GRAVEL.
This is a stone, caused by a sediment which
collects at the kidneys when they fail to sot
freely; then passing through the urinary chan
nels into the bladder, there becomes an in
creasing stone. All this 1u caused by the kid
neys not performing their proper functions.
The experience of thousands is that
Dr. Carrnirs Cordial Will Dissolve This
stone,
so that It will pals without pain, clear out all
that sediment from which they collect, and
stimulate the kidneys to their proper action,
therefore remove ell the above mentioned
trouble. The useof this article, from one to
three months, will sure the most severe cases.
PRIZE ONE DOLLAR.
Prepared by DR. DARNALL., Office No. DO
Harmony street, Philadelphia.
03. Bold b,y all Druggists.
A Cure is legally warranted in all cases who
call upon Dr. Curran.
Write and ask these parties what this article
has done for them:
Rev. 8.0. Lippilicotlekilaseboro ,' N. J.
Mr. Allen Wells , Mount Holly, N. J.
John Handbert, 2122 Summer street, Ptdra.
William Wattle, 1028 Booth Oth street.
Ai-Orders directed to Johnson, Halloway
Cowden, 103 Arch street,PhiPs. JelO lyw 23
LADIES, TARE PARTICULAR NOTICE
TIM REAL VELPAU FEMALE! PILL'S!
IVARRA.N2'ED FRENCII.
These Pills, so celebrated many years ago In
Paris, for the rellefof female Irregularities, and
afterwards for their criminal employment In
the practice of abortion, are now offered for
sale for the first time In America. They have
been kept in comparative obscurity from the
fact that the originator, Mr. Volpau, lea physi
cian In Paris of great wealth, and strict con
scientious principles, and has withheld them
from general use, lest they should be employed
for unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female Obstructions, Ner
vous and Spinal Affections, Paine In the Back
and Limbs, Fatigue on alight exertion, Palpi
tation of the Heart, HystWles, dec., and will
cheat a cure when all otheernenna have failed;
and, although a powerful remedy, do not con
tain colonial, antimony, or anything hurtful
to the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been regulated, they are peculiarly salt
ed. They will, in a short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
CAUTlON.—Married Ladles should never take
them when there is any reason to believe
themselves pregnant.
Ladles can procure a box, sealed from the
eyes of the curious, by enclosing one dollar
and; 8 postage stamps to M. W. MACOMBER,
General Agent for United States and Cauadas,
at Albany, N. Y. or to any authorized Agent.
Dr. D. McCORMICK, Agent, Lancaster.
Sold by all Druggists. Uy la lyw
MEDICSL.
DOCTOR N. B. BRISB.I N
Physician for Chronic Diseases, has a per
manent oilice at
NO. 93EAST KING ST., LA_NOASTER, PA.,
Where he has been engaged for some Um,. past,
lu the successful treatment of
OLD OBSTINATE DISEASES.
The Doctor might present a volume of cer
tificates and testimonials of cures, but the
most satisfactory evidence will be given the
public in a trial of his skill.
Doctor Brisbine devotes exclusive attention
to the class of diseases, In which his practice
has been unifcirmly successful, effecting cures
when they have bafll3d all systems of treat
ment.
CONSUMPTION,
PARALYSIS
RHEUMATISM,
BRONCHITIS
DYSPEPSIA,
ASTHMA,
PILES,
AND DROPSY,
DISEASES OF THE
LIVER, •
HEART,
LUNGS,
STOMACH,
SKIN AND OF
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM,
And all those Diseases peculiar to females
through life, are promptly and permanently
cured when curable, and reasonable charges
made for medicines.
The Doctor's principal remedial agents are
selected carefully from the Pharmacopoeia of
toe United States and Germany, and prepared
and given oat by him at his office, and com
bine all the modern improvements of medi
cine, among which are Inhalation. Atomiza
tion, Electrical and Magnetic treatment,
which are all used with sued - eta in this - late
day of progress. The Doctor invites all who
are afflicted, to call and consult him, free of
charge, andFA give h ITH im FUL TRIAL and his mdicin .
es a
Doctor Brisbine Diagnoses by the ur I ne, one
of the moat infallible tests of Diseases known,
using Optical, Chemical and Microscopical
tests enabling him to employ a rational act
entilic and curative treatment; and he will in
no case give encouragement for the sake of
fees.
The Doctor is a graduate of Sterling Medical
College, and the old German Eclectic School,
was Surgeon and Medical Director in the late
War, has had a large experience, both in civil
and military practice, and only desires repu
tation on his own merits.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE: No. 93 East
King street. a few doors above the Eastern Ho
tel, and a little over a square above the Court
House. apr 29 thaw 17
Ka- Consultation free and conildentiaL
getv fort Adverfigitztuto.
G ALE'S
COPPER STRIP FEED CUTTER,
t :o A r s l4 , ag r o , r E hclllyz a w n et , i, e a v c e k ry noz a l y ec i l , V r tg .
USE.
For sale by J. R. DECATUR & CO.,
Dealers in A g N rloultaral Implements, eta.,
194 WATER STREET, ew York
Dead for Illustrated. Circular. my 7 dew
S ANITELLE
Ladies do not Allow 1./az to Escape boor Notice
SANITELLE OR LIQUID PEARLINE.
It secures to you permanently a most desires
We boon—a skin of satin-like texture, and the
warm delicate complexion of rapturous youth.
Its effects are immediate. It contains no in
jurious substance. This is no fiction, as a trial
will prove all we claim for it. Price 75 cents.
If your druggist does not keep it send the
amount to US and it will be forwarded by Ex
press. A. MAUSIY dr. CO., Proprietors,
JeB -2nui 171 Duane street. New York.
EDGEUILL 1 6 1Clau0L, IPEINCETON,
NEW JERSEY;
Boys thoroughly prepared for College, or for
Business. Next Session begins Aug. al. For
Circulars address,
I etirSmddiw REV. T. W. CATTELL;
TO BACCO ANTIDOTE
Val ranted to remove all desire for Tobacco.
This great remedy is an excellent appetizer.
It purifies the blood, invigorates the system,
possesses great nourishing and strengthening
power, enables the stomach to digest the
heartiest food, makes sleep refreshing, andea
tablishes robust health. Smokers and Chew
era for fifty years cured. Price, 50 cents, post
free. A treatise on the injurious effect of To
.bacco, with lists of references, testimonials,
Sc., sent free. Agents wanted. Address. DR.
f. R. ABBOTT, Jersey City, New Jersey.
A CLERGYMAN'S THSTIMOAY.—One Box of
Antidote cured my brother and myself. It
never falls. REV. IdAIAH W. SHOEMAKER,
Kelley's Station. Pa. jeB-lmd
D OTY'S CLOTHES WASHER.
Ertract From 1? - qi r r i : r irt:', Farmers' Club,
New . k .s .! 7..
"WASHING MACELI ' ' 111Iam D. Osborn
Port Byron Cayuga, Co ty, N. Y., asks: 'Will
the Club give tis its opinion of washing ma
chines? .Is it economy to pay fourteen dollars
for one of Doty'e machines? Will IL wash
farmers' clothes clean, and not be too hard
work for the women? Washing machines
have so generally proved to oe failures that I
am afraid of throwing away my money upon
one.'" '
.' SoLoN ROBINSON—If you had to pay ten
times the money you mention, it would be the
4 po
best investment you ever made u n your
farm. But you must not have that one. Get
the Universal Clothes Wringer it, and
your wife and chlldern will ris and call
you blessed. For they will find washing made
easy."
Sold by
R. C. BROWNING, General Agent
my 25 32 Cortlandt street, N. Y.
Aud by Dealers and Canvassers everywhere.
attt#uct Mops, 4t.
FRANK F. LANDIS. Jecos S. LANDIS
EzR.A. P. LANDIS,
KEYSTONE
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
EAS7 CHESTNUT STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.,
LANDIS & CO., Paoraurross.
Iren and Brass Castings Done to Order.
Engines. Mill Gearing, Shaftings, Pulleys,
&c. built.
Also, a new and improved Grain Thresher
and Separator.
Models for Patentees made to order.
Special attention paid to repairing.
N.33:—The HoMitin's Reaper andldower can
also be had at our shops.- This Reaper and
Mower is warranted to give satisfaction. Call,
and see it. ap 27 tar , LANDIS & CO.
A ItERICAN
ANTI-INCRUSTATION CO.'S OFFICE,
No. 147 South! Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE ANTI-INCRUSTATOR
_ _ - - _
Wi riitu; , 44. seci;es from Btaini
keep them clean, render the Bolle Bleee llable
to Explosion, and caning a great' saving of
fuel.
.
These Instruments have been In euccessful
use during the last two years in many of the
large establishments of Philadelphia, and
other parts of the United States, from
which the most flattering testimonials of their
- wonderhilaaving of feel end labovhave been
Air PARTIES baying 80114E338 would.-do
irell to call at-the ObLee, and: az:amino testi
monials, &a, ha. . JOB:kirAnnnn./..
EZRA. Praddent.
Secretary and Treasurer. Jo tOtw 73
3140144,
00ME .P !!)1 Jr ; , •7! V 11 1 . E••
ikAiviricitnam At xiaxsT.
ximir ism' •
Baper•fhoqbate of Male, tiludonta and
IVAIIMANTED man /110k"ADITL7111117101r.
Packed tot Bms Of 200 OS Sac&
Price i6B.per Ton 2,M lbs. ..•
• •Liberal disootint to dealers.
/Elms silted gook mops otWbsat,oo46 Oats,
PotatoeS,%ma. Cotton, Tobaeop,
_and.Vegeta•
tablet, ot an kinds. Ramsey: weatet do welt to in.
qtdrs er theft *eared dealer
rend ts
obtaise d from mola f
f C e
Irtoftfeers a
M s a mff
ThegrwingmopeofWheat,attirtime , feely
attest o ts
irtues.
It'll highly recommended by all who have
used It up to this time.
We have numerous testimonials to the enbet
that Olean Invaluable Fertiliser, and we re.
commend U highly as a top dreuing/or Wheat and
Graft.
DIXON, SIIA.RPLESS & CO.,
80= ACIEN7I3,
S 9 Sown( WAnta AND 4Q Born( WIIMIVES,
Philadelphia.
For sale by WM, REYNOLDS L _
till wag `awl 70 Borah St., Baltlmcd 0, rad
BAVOWR COMMERCIAL HAMMES
TRADE MARK
l e , )
ON EVERY
BAUGH 415 S 0 NS, rhilladelPhiar
AND
NORTH WESTERN FEaninuia co
CHICAGO,
Sac Manufacturers
PRICES.
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate.
Price, $5O per 2,000 lbs.
Biugh's Chicago Bone Fertilizer.
Price, 550 per 2,000
Baugh's Chicago Blood Manure.
:Price, $5O per $2,000 lba.
The above Manures are furnished In both
bags and barrels, whichever customers prefer.
gis-The Rags are uniform in weight 160
pounds:ES
The attention of Warmers is especially direct
ed to the fact that the sources of the ,Itaw Ma
terial of which the above Manures are corn
rosed, are so well under control that we can
furnish them of strictly uniform quality and
condition, and that they contain a larger per
centage of ammonia than any other class of
manufactured manures in the market.
BAUGH SONS,
20 S. Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZING CO.,
Cor. Lako C Lasalle Ste. , Chicago.
For Salo by
SAMUEL .UESS, Laucuster, Pu
ST BAUGH'S COMMERCIAL MANURES
may be promred from dealers in any of the
principal towns la the United States or Do•
minion of Canada. (Jan 29 9nivol
TO FARMERS!
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO
The attention of Farmers and other consum
ers of Fertilizers Is Invited to this Guano, as
worthy of their special notice. Its use for sev
eral years in Maryland, Virginia and other
Southern States, for all crops, has given It a
standard character for exeellence unequalled
by any other. It possesses all the quickness of
Peruvian Guano with permanent qualities not
found In that article, 250 lbs. of this Guano
are found more than equal to3oo lbs of the best
Superphosphate& It ripen:the wheat crop from
Jive to seven clays earlier that the phosphates,
which fact alone gives It incalculable advan•
tages. A liberal discount to dealers. For
sale by
JOHN S. REESE & CO.,
General Agents for Pacific Guano Co.,
38 South Delaware Ave., Philad'a,
mar 25 amwl2) And 71 South SL, Baltimore.
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF
PENNSYLVANIA, re.organized in 1906, as
a Scientific School, gives courses of instruc
tion in
GENERAL SCIENCE,
AGRICULTURE,
MECHANICAL CIVIL ENGINEERING,
AND ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL LITSDATITBS,
The First Term basins JULY 29th and end
DECEMBER 16th. lea.
For further particulars apply to
JAB. Y. McKEE, Vice President,
Agricultural College,
JyB-Itw27 Centre county, Pa.
M . GEISELEMAN, JR., & CO,
(Late BASD & GELSELMAN,)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
I=l
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, WHISKEY, dze
N 0.129 lioßrn BROAD STREET
PHILADELPHIA:
lir Prompt attention will be given to sales
and a speedy return made thereof. Parties
can rest assured that the highest price will be
secured for all produce entrusted to our care.
may 13 tfw
THERE I$ NO
MAN U R E
R A W BONES,
FROM WIIICII IS MADE
775.7" H A. N" '1\1" ' S
RAW BONE
SUPER-PH OS PH AT E:
Warranted Perfectly Pure and Freo from Adul
STANDARD GUARANTEED !
Established as an excellent Fertilizer, by
years of constant use, and highly recom
mended by all who have used it as a
GREAT CROP PRODUCER
And permanent Improver of the soil.
air EVERY FARMER SHOULD USX 1T.4i0.
(JEUFT dc Tor ,
Mannfacturei's Agent
22 SOUTH WHARVES,
=M!
b 26 Factory at Wilmington, Dcl. 7mw 8
45r- FOR BALE BY ALL DEALERS. -Vs*
FABIIEIL9• LOOK TOYOURINTEBEST I
McCORMICK'S HARVESTER.
Paris Exposition Universal, the Great Prize
Grand Gold Medal of Honor for Harvesting
Machines, and the Decoration of the Cross of
the Legion of Honor, awarded to C. IL McCor
mick, over all other Exhibitors.
The only perfect REAPER in lodged Grain
and McCORMICK'S PRIZE MOWER. It has
no equal offered on trial.
Sample Machines at Cooper's Hotel, Lancas
ter. JOHN B. ERB, agent,
be at Cooper's Hotel, Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Saturdays. (may 13 trwl9
G. RHOADS.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANT
18 LASALLE STREET,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Particular attention paid to the purchase of
Grain and Produce for eastern orders.
REFERENCES:
Brishong & Bro., Bankers Reading, Penna.
Bernhart•Lt Koch, Grainhealers,
Whitlock:di Wallace, Corn. Merchants; N.
City National Bank, Chicago, 111.
apr 1
T" "POULTERERS' FRIEND,"
A,
CHICKEN POWDER.
I COPYRIGHT BECURED.I
A certain cure for
G&PEB IN CHICKENS AND TURKEYS.
Will prevent and Cure Chicken Cholera, and
other Diseases commbn to Poultry, and
will promote an, increase of Fat.
Full Directions accompany each`Package.
PRICE 23 CENTS.
The annexed are a few of the certificates we
have received in proof hf the great value and
efficacy of the Poulterers' Friend:
CASHOLLION, Baltimore Co., Md.,
,December 10th, iSta.
Messrs. Clotworthy de Co .
OSNTLE.MEN :—I have used your "Poulter
ers' Friend " upon a brood of young chickens
that hild the gapes and am happy to say, that
by the use of a few , doses they were entirely
cured. It Will certainly cure the gapes when
used according to directions.
Yours, &c., GEO. HARMAN.
ANNAPOLIS, Mn., February 7th, 1868.
Messrs. Clotworthy Cb. :
ClsansmEN:—l have Bold all the '• Poulter
ers' Friend" I received from you last August.
The poultry In the surroundtng country was
dying very_last with "Cholera." (recommend
ed your " Poulterers' Friend," and as far as I
could learn, ithas proved a cure for the dis
ease. W. It. GOODMAN.
Bsurnsoas, February 2d,1888.
Clottcorthy de
My chickens were dying very fast with what
my neighbors called "Chicken Cholera." I
was induced to try your "Poulterers' Friend,"
and It worked like a charm. I gave it as oi
rected, and It cured those that were then sick,
and I have not seen any symptoms of the dis
ease since. Yourdr.c.,
B. MENCICEN,
- Cross and Warner streets.
Mears.Suratirsansrowx Co. , W. VA., March 23d,1888.
CXottoorthy &
GLITTS: Having lost a great many fowls dar
ing the early Spring, with "Chicken Cholera,"
I was induced by Mr. Joseph M. Stonebraker
of Shepherdstown, Va., to.trY hPaPer of you
'Poulterers' Friend.", which I did; and 1 liar
only used three doses when the disease Wrap
peared, and I have not lost a fowl since. I
can most safely recoMmend it to do What It
says, If the directions are followed.
. . !CIEZBISTIAN W.ELTY.
"Messrs. Clot Worthy & Co., of Baltimore,
Md., have discovered a preparation which* is a
sure cure for almost. all diseases to which
fowls, both young arid old, are subject. The
season for gapes is close at hand, and every
poultry breeder who desires to have success
with his young 'lsola', ought to procure one or
two packages of the "Poulterers , Friend" im
medtely. A preparation .or this kind has
been needed long Since, for more chicks dle
annually than are raised. Another peat, that
Of vermin on fowls, and which proves so fatal
to manyyoung.broods, may be exterminated
or prevented r itia believed, by the use of this
panacea."—York Zimnsutvantan,
JOHN F. LONG et 89.10, Wholesale Agents
Lancaster, roma:
YAMTPACTUEIM 01.1zSr EX
cLoTTv6 11TH Y' ct CO.,
Vr Ho' r V 1 :1 A t.V• DRUGGIST'S,
NO. 839 WEST 8.4.1.,T1810RS STREET,
RALTIMORE,IID,
rittaE 532 oo ''Eß /,DOZEN Tto THE TRADE.
ilaimSlSDiseountidlowed,ishen purchased
rt.'—Tlist pa , are cautioned against
similar' preparation; only- Olotworihy's
are genuine,. - ap?dßmg l6
•
gigliattpitis atlvaliStintoto.
628: 110 P. 11 / 4
. .//OT OI 628.
WM. T. TIOPIIMDY "OWN MAKE".
OF "ILEYNTON/ 6 SKIRTS.,"
Are the Best and Oh Low Priced MOOD
Skirls In the et, gkirto, 25 irprin,
8400; 80 springs mark .. IRMit an 40 springs, UM.
Plain. skims, nthpes OPIUM 88 Cents ; 26
spring' 93 oso springs, Shia ; and 85
springs. SL2S. Warranted In tnrellvspeet.
"Otlr 0W24 :Rake" of "CMAME . W.N SKIRTS."
are in every way superior tp. all qther, Hoop
Skirt' before the public, and only naVe to be
examined or worn to oon every Ono of
the Iset. Manufactured theobest
jibed Englizh Steel Spring!, very superior
tapes, and the style of the nietellio fastenings
and manner of securing theta surpass for do,
rabllltY and exoellence any other Skirt In this
country, and are lighter, more elastic, will
wear longer, give more malefaction, and are
really cheaper th an all others. Every lady
should tiy_them. They are being sold exten
slvely by mercluints throughout this and the
adjoining States at Very moderate prices. If
you want the best, ask for " Hopkins' Chain.
pion Skirt." If you do not nod - them, get the
merchant with whom you deal to order them
for you, or come or send direct ta us. Mer
chants whatnd our dLffereut grades of Skirts
exactly they need, and we especially In
vite theM to call and examine our extensive
assortment, or send for Wholesale Price List.
To be had at Retell at Manufactory. and of
the Retail Trade generally, and at Wholesale
should Manufacturer on /l. to whom all orders
bo addressed.
MANUFACTORY AND SALESROOM,
953 ARCH. !STREET,
Between Oth and 7th Ste., PIILLA DELPHI A.
mar 4 Mime) Wl.t. T. 150.9KiNn.
PACK /WE
MIKE ESTABLISHED FMB,
1 J. 3. RIOHARBON CO.,
1211MAItiriT EPritarr, PUILAD'A.
Is the largest Manufacturing Oonfection'ers and
Wholesale Desists In Yruits, Nuts, ac.,
mar 25 In the United Elates. 1 y w 12
S:E A-NI DE 8 1111. IV LIN
RICKEY, SHARP 4: CO.,
NO. 727 CHESTNUT STREET,
lIA.NIr. OPENED AND OFFER AT
POPULAR PRICES,
ENIPIIKIAS, SEA-SIDE, AND TRAVELING
A U' L S,
OF TIIECIIOICEST DESIGNS d COIJJKINOS
RICKEY, SHARI' & CO.,
727 CHESTNUT ,S'2'R BET,
PLII LADELI'IIIA
CM:TAPING MADE EASY
Good Presh, Butler all the Fear Emma
FARMERS, ATTENTION!
SAVE TIME! SAVE MONEY! SAVE LABOR!
By using Tomlinson dt Co.'s (Lincoln Eng
land) Celebrated Butter Powder. By the use
of this inexpensive Powder, churning for hours
is reduced to minutes, and is applicable to the
making of Butter at all seasons of the year. A
small quantity added to the milk or cream at
the ;time of churning will produce Batter in
much less time, in larger quantity, anti of a
superior quality, flavor and consistency: It
removes tne unpleasant flavor caused by the
cows feeding on turnips, garlic, weeds. &o ; and
prevents all rancidity peculiar to butter; alto
makes it firmer and sweeter oven lu the hot
test weather.
This Powder, now bolus introduced into Oils
country, has long been in use throughout
Europe and theCanadas, and Butter made with
it has invariably taken the prize at all Agri•
culturalMhows, whenever exhibited.
Price 25 ate. and 60 etc per Box. Sold by all
respectable Druggists anti Store-keepers
throughout the Country.
Jel7-4mw24 JAMES A. ARMSTRONG,
Ueneral Agent for United States,
No. 110 Market atm, Philadelphia.
MetERIAGIE, GUIDE.
Young's great Pysiology work, of every
one his own doctor—being a Private Instruct
or for Married Persons or those about to Marry,
both male and female, in everything °oncom
ing tho physiology and relations of nor Sexual
System, and the Production or Prevention of
Offspring, 'including all the new ;discoveries
never before given in the English language, by
Wm. Young,M. D. This is really a valuable
and interesting work. It is written in plain
language for the general reader, and is Illus
trated with upwards of 100 engravings. All
young married people, or those contemplating
marriage, and having the least impediment to
married life, should read this book. It disclo
ses secrets that every one should be acquaint
ed with. Still it is a book that must be locked
up, and not to lie about the house. It will be
sent to any one on the receipt of Filty Ceuta.
Address Dr. Wm. Young, No. 416 Spruce street.
above Fourth, Philadelphia. (till ly AIW
pIIILADELPIIIA CAN CER OS PITAL.
R. H. KLINE, M. D.,
Clinical Lecturer and Professor of Malignant
Diseases in Abe Philadelphia University of
Medicine and Surgery: Physician to the Uni
versity Hospital; founder of and principal
Physician to the Philadelphia Cancer Hos
pital, &c., &c., is daily making astoulsliing and
almost miraculous cures of Cancer by a new
treatment, a Cancer Antidote, that apparently
enters Into the chemical composition of the
Cancer, or cancerous affections, antidoting,
Frilling and destroying the cancer, every par
ticle, root fibre belonging to It, without pain or
the use of the knife, without caustic, eating or
burning medicines, without the loss of blood,
or In the least affecting the sound flesh. No
other treatment should ever be used. No
other persons have these antidotes.
To investigate this treatment, or to see
patients under treatment, call at the Office, No.
931 Arch street or address "Post Office Box
1474, Philadelphia Pa."
may 15 lyw 19
WTxT OWAIR
. 439-e - dks Sc S TEVENSON
14,7 IMAM:BEES OF
WIDE 'AWAKE CAPS,
AND
CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS
O. 113 NORTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
Caps and Capes, of enamelled Olt Cloth, o
all colors, made to order at shortest possible
notice. ly 8
TURNER'S SELF TURNER'S
SUPPOIt'I'ING
L ADDER
THE AT'FENTION OF
FARMERS,
FRUIT 0110 E RS,
MECHANICS, and
To this useful Improvement It is composed
of any number of Sections or Joints, which
can be mod, either singly, or connected, form
trig a. Ladder of any Desired Length. IL can be
LENGTHENED OR SHORTENED,
without descending to the ground. Is SELF
SUPPORTING, not requiring the ripper eod to
lean against any object. Connected With It is
n movable step, giving an easy foothold for
those using It. It can he
READILY TRANSPORTED
because easily clotted to a email size—and
quickly changed Into either a
STEP-LADDER, OR:SCAFFOLD
may keep different Sections for use at separate
llaces on their farms, and when In need of a
ong Ladder, the Sections can be connected.
can gather the fruit without resting against
the tree—thus avoiding Injury to the tree. Two
or more Can work at one time, and fruit can
be reached by the aid of this Ladder, that
would otherwise be unattainable without
straining or bruising the limbs.
can raise or lower it, Section or Bound at a
time, without descending to the ground, and
can readily change it Into a firm, anbstantLal
Scaffold.
HOUSEKEEPERS.
can employ it as a Step• Ladder of ordinary
size, or convert It into a long Ladder.
20 Feet, 8 Sections, (each 9X feet) Light
weight for Housekeepers. Extended
length about 18 feet 8 0.00
20 Feet, extra ............. 10.00
.915 Feet, 3 Sectiona, (each 10 feet long.) Ex
tended length about 28 feet.. _... 16.00
40 Feet, 4 Sections. (one 12, two 10, and one
8 feet long.) Extended length about 37
feet ...... 21.(1)
Other sizes In proportion. Liberal discount
to the Trade.
Single Ladders forwarded, freight prepaid
to nearest Station on receipt of retail price•
CiENTI3 WANTED
in every county to canvass and sell. Also
Wanted, Energetic, Reliable, Capable Men to
Travel and establish county Agents. For Cir
cular Terms address
PATENT EXTENSION LADDER,
P. 0. BOX, 2018, OR NO. 19.4 S. FRONT ST.
je 10 .PHILADELP.H24: Small!
For sale by JOHN DEANKR .4 CO., Lano'r
TeIPFAIIIIMENT . verzscricetzwel,
..'She extravagant prima of Furniture in,Lan.
canter nave been Impuzlied at , ;
. nevi:. -";"
NEVr EURNTIVRE STA
v i rg i ;
OIIITH Vaililitin4 maim - 7'd •
iS B
Call and eel fpr'yonniereee, the geest a Ve
lion In zatoes now offered.::. =ln
i• fry lab, Ar."
SPIitING 111681"
:c e. c. . • • • . ,'. §)
FINE DLACIC AND COLORED moms,
FREW:3Ia AMERICAN COATINGS.
CAM/CERES FOR SUITS.
CABILUEREM3, DEAP D' ETE, JEANS, dr.o
Amid,
GOODS FOR BOYS' .WEAR I
A vary large and complete assortment and
Priem aa LoW sa In co m plete
READY MADE CLOTHING I
FINN DRS SUITS.
MEDIUM AND FINE OABRIMERE SUITS.
SUITS FOR BOY'S.
A tall asnortment of our own manufacture and
guaranteed to give satisfaction In
PRICE, QUALITY AND BT Y
HAGER & BED'S.
We Invite an examtnatlou of
NEW SPRING DREsS (100DS
JUST RECEIVED I
ALBO,
MOURNING GOODS!
Of Lupin's Mannfhaturo, Including
BOMBAZINES, TAMIHSE,
CANTON CLOTHS,
SILK POPLINS CH A LLI ES,
POPLINALPACAS,
MORALES, Ba, Ac.
EXTENSION
[ZEES
EIOUSEREE'PERS,
IS INVITED
FARMERS
FRUIT GROWERS
MECHANICS'
PRICE LIST
TURNER'S
dabind-Otart, At.
=AT.-
HAGER it BROTHERS.
LADIES DRESS GOODS!
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS!
PROM PINE TO EXTB.A. QUALITIES
HAGER & BROTHERS.
WINDOW NIIADEX I
WINDOW SHADES I
HAGEIt &RUTGERS have now In store a
choice selection of WINDOW SHADES, to
which they invite attention.
Also, all widths of White, Buff and Green
Shade HolJanda.
WALL PAPERS,
WALL PAPERS,
WALL PAPERS
HALER 4 BROTHERS are now receiving
SPRING STYLES FOR 1868.
Our Stock will be found complete, and to
comprise a great variety of new deelgue of
plain and decorative
PAPER HANUINCIS
Fine Btamped GM, Satins, flank and Wood
Colors, for
PAILLOIni, DALIN, DINING ROOMS AND
CIIADIBERS.
Alan, DECORATIVE PAPERS In
MARBLE, PRFOOEH, OAK, WALNUT
RONEWOOD, ,*c.
i The moot complete cauortrnent over offered
In I.ancaater,and will bevel(' at loon than Phila•
delphlu prima. Call and examine.
BAUER & 13ROT1IERM.
C ARPETS!
ENGLISH. BRuestm.s,
EZZOLL3II TA.PEKTRY,
imperial Three-ply, Tapestry ingrain, Extra and
6 1fa ' n 1 , 1 1fic i M i tCA, T A r /11 ,1 ; 4' , / 7 "d
if.1:1 1 2; ' , "-
Clirpct of Hartford and Lowell, and
best Philadelphia makes.
FLOOR OIL CLOTlF—from I tot yards wide.
Cocoa and Canton MaWoo, nolo, Door
Mats, &c.
Wo now offer a very full and oomololo stook
and at. VERY LOW PRICES.
marts LIVI2 HAGER. & BROTHERS.
186 8 THE GREATEST BARGAINS 18€8
.AND TUE BENT PLACE TO BUY I
CLI 1, ell PElt, CITEAPENT,
CUEAt' JOHN'S VARIETY HTOILI
- - - - -
THE CITY,
and at unprecetiontedly Low Prices, of (I“aals
.f all kindB.
TABLE & POCK ET CUTLERY
TOYS OF EVERY lIE.43CRII'TION
PERFUMERY, 80.4.Pi1,
and an entlieun variety of Notions. Ile nluo
as on hand a large and finely ueleeled stock of
DRY Q 0 ODS!
GLOVER, HOSIERY,
AND TRIMMINGS OF ALL KIN DS
ALSO, BOOTH AND MOBS
for Men Women and Children. Also,
TIN WARE
LOOKING GLASSES,
GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
TEA SETS, &C., &E.
- -
Now In the time to get bargains. WI the entire
stock lia been laid In at greatly reduced (litmus
GOODS SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AV- Remember tbo cheapest and best place
to buy In all Lancaster Is at
CHEAP JOHN'S
No. 3 EAST RINO ET., LANCASTER CITY.
doo 4 trw4B
Nolrulturai `flitplantento.
A TTENTION ! FAWNERS !I—TILE UN •
A
deraigned, having purchased the, OUR
DONVILLE ALIBICULTUNAL WORM, with
their entire stock, has on hand a large stock oi
E. BALL'S OHIO Nos. 1 nud I ItEAPERII,
with the BIWA. SELF-RAKING ArfACH.
MENT.
This Machine, with Self• Rake, has proven,
last season, to excel any Machine in market.
Also, DAVIS' PATENTED THRESHER and
SEPARATOR_ with Brua Improvements, for
2,4, or 8 Horse-power, This machine how
been tried, and has given entire satisfaction.
These Machines will be offered In Centre
Square, Lancaster, Pa., on EVERY MARKET
DAY, on and after the loth of April, 1888, by
E. K. WITMER, General Agent ., or at the
Shops, Gordonville, Lancaster county, Pa.
try Repairing of all kinds of Machinery
done at the Works, where there Is a full set of
Patterns for the One-Wheeled Jersey together
with the Knives complete, and sections key.
on hand,
bed-Rakes attached and warranted.
All work made of the best material.
Good second-band Machines taken in ex
change. lapr 8 3mwl A. L. WITMER.
$2OO. $2OO.
FOR THE lIARVEBT OF me.
THE VALLEY CHIEF.'
The abovo sum will buy one of
MA8.911, DRIER dc CIO.'B COMBINED
SELF-RAKING REAPERS AND MOWERS.
"The Valley Chief," Judging by the success
attending the working of the one hundred
machines we built last season, will, In a short
time supersede all others. We are now build
ing three hundred more of these complete Har
vesters, and with confidence offer them to the
public, feeling assured that their excellent
points cannot fall to secure universal appro
val. They have been tried in all sorts of grass
and grain to the entire satisfaction of our nu
merous customers. Their advantages are In
the combination of a complete Mower, with a
simple, efficient Holf-raking Reaper, and form
ing a simple, strong end handy machine,
which two horses can draw with ease. For
reliability in doing good work in tangled
grain no other can compete with the Marsh-
Self-Rake ; and In this assertion we appeal to
our six hundred customers in Lancaster
courtly alone. We also refer to the official re
port of the great national trial at Auburn, N.
Y. of the Self•ltaking Reapers, in which the
Marsh-Self-Rake took the highest mark. Hee
page 41 and 42 of the second national trial of
Mowers and Reapers, by tile " Now York State
Agricultural Trial Society." The Valley Chief
is a two-wheeled machine, has a folding finger
bar, side delivery, can be raised and lowered
with ease while in motion, and is made prin•
cipally of steel and iron. Please call and see
samples at our Works, In MT. JOY, or at the
soutna est corner of Centre Square, Lancaster,
Pa. MARSH OMER R. CO.
De BUIDITIOLDEII. Agent. apr 8 3mw 14
NuouranteTanspanit,
COLUMBIA INSURANCE COMPA I
CAPITAL AND AS9X2I4, 85991,210 49
This Company continues to insure Build.
Inge, Merchandise, and other property,
loss and damage by ;lire, on the mutual'plan,
either for a cash premium or premium note.
SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT.
Whole amount in5ured,...59,394,295. 5 1
Leas am't expired in 212,M41.00 8,t01,959.61
CAPITAL AND INCOME.
Am't of premium notes,
Jan. led, 1865 3423,0u0.80
Lem premium notes ox.
pired in 1865 18,073.65 410,017.21
Am't of premium notes
received Lu 1865...-,
Balance of premiums.
Jen. Ist, 1865
Cash receipts, less corn
missions to 1885.
CONTRA.
Loa6 and ez pauses pald
In IFAI
Balance of Capital and $ 71,887.88
tamale, Jan. 1,
i 632,210.49
1510,1at1.E1
Br GREEN,Mont.= .4
lisoacis Tomei), Jr., Secretary. rad
Micrawar.. B. 81111 MAR, Tresignilen
DIRECTORS:
Robert Crane, William Pattcn,
H. T. Ryon, John W. Steacyl
John Fendrlch, Geo. Young, Jr.
H. G. &thatch, Nicholas McDonald,
Bam'l F. Eberleln, Michael S. Shuman,
Amoa 8. Green, S. C. Slaymaker,
Edniand
THEO. W R, Agent,
North Duke /greet., OE L VIIIZ s pe Court acing,
- mar LAW C EN. PEN N'A.
glumbittg, 03a8 tilting, &t.
AS-FITTING AND PLUMBING.
•
GJOHN DEANER & W., No. 7 East King
street, with increased facilities, are now pre
pared to attend to all orders with promptness
and dlinlatch. Having none but the best work.
men employed, all work will be finished In a
superior m snner.and with all the modern Im
provements.
Copper Kettles7and Wash Boilers, and all
kinds of Copper Work for Breweries and Dls-
Ullerles atteuded. to with promptuesa. Having
greatly enlarged this department, all orders
can be filled forthwith.
TIN ROOFS SPOUTING
Attended to in any part of thecity arid county.
Furnaces, Heaters, Stoves, Ranges, and all
modern Improvements for heating Churches,
Halls, Parlors, Houses, &c., always on hand,
and will be put up In any part of the city or
county, or their repairs attended to at any
time. JOHN DEANER &
N 0.7 East Xing street,
Lancaster, Pa.
lan B Uw 1
17011N6 FOLKS ATTENTION!
Now is the time to get married. Yon - can
nrnish your houses With STOVES O KETTLES
PANti, TINWARE, and another neeeasary ar
Odes la oar clue utll,l
__
.dooi) Low PIUCES.
OLD FOLK% now Is the time for you to buy
for the young MIES TIN.WARE to look like
Sliver; latetlig and COPPER WARE to look
like Gold. We haTeenlarged onr business, and
eau offer. every inducement to those wheeze
now buying IiDI3E 877 RFL ,
JOHN DEANER (XL,"
No. 7 East Meg street,
Lancaster.F‘'
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