Pad Nutt'Ovum LooSL Susticazr.-The contract for build ing the new Masonio Hall, at Phoenixville, Chester county has been awarded to Mr. .=Stephens, of Philadelphia, for $22;600. The -construction of the. Hall has already corn w wormed. • It is stated that the wild geese, in large flocks, are beginning to fly Southward. This is a aura indication of the fast ap proach of cold woathor. The monument of the soldiers of the Mexican war, in Harrisburg, is rapidly up preaching completion. A few weeks labor will probably finish it. The Columbia Spy states that the Rad roado and Canal at that borough aro doing a heavy business in transporting coal at the present time; all the rolling stock and barges are•nmployed. A. Masonic Congress, embracing repre sentatives of the craft from all parts of tho world has been convoked to meet, on tho 18th of the present month (September), at H T The Mount Joy Herald slates that J. Wilson Cook, son of Henry Cook of that place, has boon appointed night operator at the Whit° Hall telegraph office on tho Penn sylvania Railroad, near Philadelphia. The Grand Lodge of the United States, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, assembles in - Baltimore on Monday, the 21st Inst. It is expected that thoro will be a full representation present from the States of the Union, Balton's Monthly for October has boon received and is filled with its usual abund ance of literary matt 4, which is of n highly interesting character. It is the choapest monthly published ; terms only 131.50 per annum. Elliott, Thomas S.; Talbot, Boston, Mass,•, publishers. FIDE AND Lose OP lArn.—The Columbia Spy states that Tuesday afternoon, about 5 o'clock, the brick stable of Messrs. W. G. Case dc, Son, situate on the alloy between Front and Second streets, in that borough, was discovered to boon fire. The fire com panies worn promptly upon the ground, but labored under groat disadvantage for the reason that the flames were confined to the third story, the room below being lathed and plastered, and a blank wall' at either end. For the purpose of getting an opening for the firemen, some of them ventured to the stairway, amongst the number Isaac Duck. There was nothing to indicate that the joicso above was burned through, but the slate roof suddenly gave way, drawing the tops of the wails with it. An alarm was given and all escaped, except Mr. Duck,' who was caught at the doorway and crushed to death by a mass of bricks. A few minutes elaps ed before he was taken out, but life was extinct. The deceased has left a largo • family to mourn his untimely death. An inquest was hold on the body by Samuel Evans,,Esq., and a verdict rendered in ac cordancowith the above facts. The origin of the, pre remains In doubt. Whether it was the work of an incendiary or caused by accident, no ono as yet can determine. A, valuable horso and carriage were in the stabletit the time of the discovery of the lire, but wehe safely gotten out. The - Clopper Brothers,ano Chief Director, and the other Secretary of the Vigilant Fire Company, were injured, the former severe ly ; ut the same time Mr. Duck was killed, by being struck with fulling bricks. INSTALLATION OF PASTOR.—A large and much interested congregation were in at tendance at the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening, on the occasion of the or. dination and installation of their young Pastor, the Rev. Goo. Robinson, If we were speaking as men of the world usually do we-would say that take it as n whole it was a "decided success." The service commenced with the singing of a beautiful Anthem by the choir, after which the Moderator, tho Rev. Mr. Elliot, read the seventh chapter of Mark, and the Rev. John Leaman offered up an appropri ate and beautiful prayer. The Hymn, No. 492, was then sung and the Moderator preached an excellent and instructive ser mon from ._Mark, 7th chapter, 37th verse, the theme being "Gospel tidings," or "good news ;" he then proposed the usual ques tions and the other ministers present as sisted him in the solemn services of Ordina tion by the laying on of the hands. The charge to the Pastor was deliver'ed by the R4v. Mr. Stewart, who divided it into two general heads—First, as a Chris tian—Second, as a Pastor. The speaker spoke of the responsibility and duty incum bent upon the minister in each of these relations with grout impressiveness, and he elicited the strict attention of the large audience. The ltov. John Leaman deliv ered the charge to the people, giving them most excellent hints, which it would ho well for them to heed. The closing prayer was made by Mr. Stewart and the congregation was dismissed by the Pastor, Mr. Robinson, with the benediction. Mr. Robinson enters upon his field of labor under encouraging circumstances. 'rho congregation wore unanimous In ex tending to him the call to be their pastor; he comes among thorn with all the ardor of youth and with a proper appreciation of the high and sacred character of his duties, while In ability and eloquence he will no doubt rank with the many eloquent divines of our city. Mr. Robinson is very youthful In appearance, reminding many of the older members of the Congregation of the Rev. Mr. Ashmead, the very eloquent and ac ceptable Pastor of former days. ANOTHER RADICAL FIZZLE.-Tho Radi cals of Upper Leccock and adjoining town ships, after n flourish of trumpets and big posters, held ameeting on Saturday evening last at Abraham Brubaker's Hotel in the village of Monterey, Upper Leacock town ship, which proveil to be a complete fizzle, like many others that have been recently held, There were present exactly 40 Radi• cal voters, who were addressed by two shining lights of the "God and morality party"—A. H. Hood, Esq., (better known as Greasy Aieck,) and Dr. Jos. Gibbons, who has also received the cognomen of Fussy Gibbons. Not a cheer was heard, nor tho slightest morsel of enthusiasm mani fested. MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.—About 1 o'clock on Tuesday while Mr. Wm. J. Ross was mending some belting nt the Steam Turn. lug and Agricultural Mill of Bachman Stoner, In this ally, he 'was caught by the belting and carried around by it twelve consecutive times. At every revolution of the machinery he struck the coiling of the room. Strange to say Mr. R. escaped serious injury; and when released by by the stoppage of the machinery ho fell to the.lloor senseless ;-hisclothing was torn 111 shreds and was entirely stripped from his person, SONS of MALTA.—At a mooting of the members of Curitus Lodgo, No. dO5 I. G. S. M., held at Heckrothe's Hotel, Marrbtta, on Monday evening last, the following officers Wero eloctod for the ensuing term Grand Commander, Goo. W. Heckrothe ; Vico Grand Commander, Fronk IC. Mey G ra n d Secretary, Harry B. Waltman Grand Treasurer, Simon Groh; Grand Chancellor, Wm. L. Carter; Grand Con ductor, J. K. Waltman; Grand Patriarch, Geo. W. Holloway; Grand Sergeant, G. Louis Smith; Grand Giblimite, John L. Windolph ; Grand Inside Sentinel, Jacob K. Goodman ; Grand Outside Sentinel, Allen S. Ruby.— Colw,noia Spy. /Mumslmo MONEY. -The Reading Eagle states that on Saturday last a sum of money was raised among the Democrats in the Sec ond Ward of that city, to procure a hunting Rag, and in the evening when the box was opened, among the money contri butod were found two old Democratic Silver Quarters -OLIO bearing date 1742, the other 1851 MATTERS nr 'rime LOWER END.—We clip the following items from the Oxford Press: Abraham Reliestraw, au aged citizen of Colerain township, Lancaster county, foil from a fence n few days ago and sprained an anklo so severely that ho cannot walk with out' crutches. r • Carter's chrome pit,in Little Britain to wn ship,'Lancaster county, Worked by Meier A; Co„ of Now York, Was abandoned last week. Some nine or ten workmen have been em ployed in it for the last two years. A now deposit of chrome has recently -been , dis covered in the line pit (Tyson's) in Fulton township It promises to be very valuable. The quality of the chrome obtained in this locality is the best in the World: Mr. Rakestsaw, while gathering berries near Andrews' Bridge in Lancaster county, recently came across an enormously large elder bush. It was surrounded by elder and other buShes but none of them stood withln• sowrat feet of it. Limbs put out from the main stalk and it was much in the shape of a quince tree; but there can beim mistake about its being an eider tree as it was laden with fruit when Mr. R. discoversidit. The tree or bush was found on measure ment to be 11 feet In height, and 104 inches in circumference near the ground. CIIRIOSITIES.—W. A. Long, of Oxford, Chester county, has a box of minerals, petriflcations, sent him by his brother, A. W. Long, of Pike county, Illinois. The lot comprised some very fine specimens of petrified acorns, walnuts, plums, honey- , comb, reptiles, shells, 432;c. Also, a hunum skull and other bones from the Indian mounds abounding in that locality. The . skull contains but twelve teeth in the under Yaw, four less than the people of those mod ern days commonly flourish. Some of these petrifications resemble silver, copper or nickel.—Prese. Fga.aonAt.,—We had the pleasure of see ing In our sanctum, lust evening, D. M. Holton, Esq., of Lancaster. Mr. Holton is going to France in the interest of the Con estoga:Vineyard Co., of that county, an as sociation which intends. to furnish to our people the purest of liquors and wines.— Beading Times. A 4, EfiGLIBEI•AMERICAN.—The Oxford .Preaa states that a copy of thwLincoln, Rut land and Stamford Mercury; a mammoth papar.pnblished at Stamford; England, was recently,reoeived by that paper. .It was sent by Mr. Thomas Sands, a native of Oxford, Mitt - Wild now reside.sct Grainsl9, England, on a' property of whioli he was the entailedleir—having descended to him ti t, by the raw of entitil ent, on the decease of a amain of the sam mime—he being the oldestnomas Sand /iting. His father's name was Eichard S nde, who settled in Oxford many years ago, and purchased a tract of land here. ; Thomas was born In one of the original houses of Oxford, the old log bnilding(torn down by Aaron Wilson last sdmmer. Mr. S. is a half-brother to c5Pt.. :T:igt F?).V! -iT 3 7P 1 1 - 1 30 r,Dus4. ; Tragedy In elouthwestern. /trkanstas. The A:rkedelptin '(Dalian °unity) Stan dard of the Mk tilt. publishes a report that a bloody tragedy occurred last. week in Louisville; Lalltyette county, in theextreme southwestern portion of - Ile State; which resulted in the death of , aeyen negoees and live whites. A negro had committed a hor rid outrage upon a girl thirteen years. old, and a number of the citizens executed Sinn mart' punlahment • upon him by banging him. A brother of the'negro went to town after the execution and behaved in a very insulting and riotous manner, using threats against those who had•tanged his brother. The people, titte ce rring 'hie insults for some time, lan him also, whereupon the negroes of t he town and neighborhood oolleeted together the number of forty or fifty and made it general attack upon the town, which was met by the citizens with the above result. " Colfax a finosolltothlog." The "ladled papers' have denied that Corawt was a Show -Nothing, the 2fationai Ineellfgencer has looked up the proceedings of the Snow Nothing Convention bold in Philadelphia in June, 1855, and gives the names of the delegates from the State 'of Indiana. They are as follows: William Comstock, fOr Sosuirgnit Cot vas.,^Mt, Godlove B. Grth, John. Harvey, F. D. Allen, James Bryant, Thoinas C. Slaughter. And the following committe oh platform: Gibson, of Illinois ; ,tstr COLFAX, •liZ . of Indiana; Lyons, of Now. York; Gamble, of Missouri ; Colby, of New Hampshire; Orth, of Indiana; Sperry, of Connecticut; Ellis, of District of Columbia; L. Foster, of Massachusetts; Battling, of Virginia; Deshler, of Now Jersey ; Ricard, of Indi ana ; .Matthews, of California. That settles the matter. Negro Outrages. MEDIPILIs, Tenn., Sept. o.—At 3 o'clock this morning a band of nogroes went to the house of T. A. Alexander, on the Hernando road and called him to get up. While striking a light, he was fired on through a window, and severely wounded. He strug gled to fasten the door, but they morally wounding and tired at him again, mortally wounding him, and then set lire to the house. His wife, who had escaped through the back door, returned with some neighbors and succeeded In extinguishing the ilames. Alexander is still alive, but Ow o is no hope of tile recovery. A negro named Moses Cockville has been arreed, ono of the party, and the detectives are on as the track of the others. Lust night four nogroes entered theitouse of Mrs. Lavine Jones, on President's Island, Just below the city and commenced pillaging. A negro named Closer Simpson attempted to outrage her, but she seized a knife and stabbed him in the groin and chest. Her screams brought the neighbors to the spot, who succeeded In arresting the entire party and bringing them to the city. Simpson is not expected to live. Florida Bankrupt. There were but six dollars in the Florida treasury when the contentious convention made its draft le. pay, ($10,000) and the present expense of the reconstructed gov• eminent is at the rate of over half a mil lion per annum. Each monitor of the Legislature receives $OOO per annum, irre spective of the length of the session, and ten cents mileage, to and fro. The first ad journed session took $39,500 for legislative pay alone. The little State cannot stand it. 'o raise money the Floridians are being mortgaged in their every possession. 13e fore the war they were worth $13,101,100, now not over one-third of that amount.— Three per cent. State tax on this with no thing coming in, and Federal taxes added, is now their lot. Vti9Uitr'o 'g,ittero THE SCOURGE OF OUR RACE! WHEN digestion is bad every part of 1 ho hu man system necessarily sutlers. The entire structure of the body becomes affected, even the mind itself, showing the effect of it in the low spirits of the . patient. Indigestion Is the parent of a thousand indescribable miseries, and prepares a foundation for disorders that cannot be easily shaken off. The premoni tory symptoms of Dyspepsia are known to every person. It is n:anieaso that fantails itself alike upon the old and young, and both fall victims to its destroying power when the prop er remedy is neglected or rejected. It Is for this reason that thousands endure a living death as the natural penalty of delay, IL Is a fearful thing to become a confirmed Dyspeptic. Those who have suffered the pangs of this scourge of the human race do not need to be told that it is an ailment which interferes with all the enjoyments of this life, spreading gloom and despondency over the mind and steadily Wearing out the vital principle of life Itself.— And other complaints such as Biliousness, General Debility, Diseases of the Bowels, Stomach, Liver and Kidneys frequently result from it and often terminate fatally. What the Dyspeptic requires is a constitutional specific, and such Is MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS. Of its wholesome efficacy thousands have tea. tilled who were rescued by it from the power of Dyspepsia, and saved from its attendant evils. Has this disease Intrenched itself in your system? If so, we urge you toast wisely, and use the GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY, which :will: successfully combat and utterly destroy the disease,und fortify you against any subsequent attack of it. You will derive Im mediate benefit from using it, and place your self in a position to enjoy tho good things oi this life ones more. This is a sovereign reme dy and will effect a positive cure in your case. The public is made acquainted with all the ingredients used in preparing this Bitters, and the highest medical authorities are daily re commending It as an infallible remedy for all diseases arising from a disordered stomaCh.— Be reasonable with yourself—consult your health and happiness—throw away your phar macopo3la prescriptions and take a course of MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS This remedy will also cure effectually Liver Complaint. Kidney Diseases, Chronic for Ner vous Debility, Constipation of the Bowels, Nausea, Difficult Breathing, Sour Eructations, Pains In the Side, Baclc, Chest and Limbs, De prem H of ;Spirits, and all other ailments growing out of a Disordered Stomach, liver or Kidneys, and will thoroughly purity the blood and maintain It against the insidious at Welts of disease. An is constantly pouring lu upon the Proprietors in support of the high claims .of tlito most wonderful remedy of the present age. All classes and conditions of the people—old out young—married and single—the infant, child and the grand falter W.•. the by the uric of this GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY aro made strong, and their digestive organs kept In a sound, healthy condition, and the Blood preserved pure, es Lied Intended It should be. CAUTIONH! 'BUBBLER'S HERB BITTERS are counterfeited. Agalns , the worthless and dangerous imitations put Into the market by unprincipled parties the proprietors of Mich ler's Herb Bitters hereby warn the public.— See that the patented external marks of this . Hers accompany each bottle.] MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS are exclusively put up In square glass bottles with graduated doses marked thereon, On one panel are the words: ' "MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS," and on the opposite panel the firm name; S. B. HARTMAN 66 CO A Proprietary U. S. Internal Revenue Stamp covers the cork of every bottle. See to it that this stamp is over the .cork of the bottle you buy. It will be recognized by the portrait it bears of B. MISHLER BOLD BY ALL DRIJOGIEITB AND , NEB.PEC'T. ABLE STOREKEEPERS, in every viliage, town and city .the United States, Canada, de., &a. B. B. HARTMAN &.00.1 SOLE PROPRIETORS, LAROASTIMAND PITTSBURGH, = 4 ,iPENNSYLVAINIA. *-4.WO4sT,ER g04.44 1 0P-AWS• :67:1,01Jth difir..IIIuI.IIOVNTAIA RikiriatioAii.o6--irPA_NT,S Seven percent.' : IlistMortgageßende,,FetattryandAternin, • Coupons. The earnings of the ;completed Med to ot, - 3Cnob are nowMoretban.thainteteet au the entire mortgage., The proceeds.of these Bond :are • adding,try theesetaity.eeeyrda, ' s Veer $9,000,000 have been spentontitemepaty, and not over nOOO,OOO of bonds tuned thustla. The, constantly increasing traffic of carrying Chtt — with the prospect a controlling all the travel from Si. , Lonis to. the Solithern Matas, ensures an enormous revenue. The,Dlreotors own 8.10 of the Moak for intietimenti and arain terested to enrich the property as Well as to economise its expenses. •• THOS. ALLEN, President, Bt. Louis, Mo. • We, the alnderalimed,oordially.recommend these seven per cent. Mortgage bonds, cif the St. Louis.andron Mountain Railroad, as goal toNiurity; The revenue bribe roadwill be Targe t arid the administration of the affairs of the Company •is in capable and experienced bands, and is entitled to the greatest coati. deuce of the public. _ JAMES S. THOMAS. Mayor of St. Louis. JOHN .3. ROE, 'res't Bt. Louis Chamber of Commerce. E, W. FOX., Pres' t Louis Board of Trade. BARTON RATES; Pres't North Missouri Rail road. J. H. BRITTON, Pres't Nat. Bank of the State of Mo. WM. L. EWING, Pixel of the bier. N. B. of St. Louis. GEO. R. REA, Pres't Second Nat. Bank•oi St. Louis. JAS. B. EA.DS, Chief Eng. St. Louis & 111. Bridge Co. GEO. W. TAYLOR, 'Pres't Prattle Railroad (of Mo.) WM. TABSW, Pree't Traders' Bank, St. Louis , JOHN R. LIONIIERGIIR„Pres'tT. Bank,lit. Lords. ADOLPHUS !AEGIS, Vice-Pres't U. Paola° Railway. ROBERT BARTH, Pres't German Savings In. atltutioni• Coupons payable in the city Miley' York. A limited number of the above named Bonds for sale at Eighty-five. Parties living out of the city can remit by draft or express, and the bonds will be returned by express free of charges. We invite the attention of capitalists and others to them, tut in our opinion, a very desirable investment, destined to rank as a first-class security. Descriptive • Pamphlets, Maps and information can be had on Genital.. lion to TOWNSEND, WHELEN & CO., N 0.809 Walnut otreet, Philadelphia, Agent!! a the St. Louts and Iron Mountain R. It. Oa Philadelphia reorenees:—Cambria Iron Co.; Claw, Bacon n & Thos. A. Biddle dt Co. sll2 f 00 SAY/ErAoheß tTxlOe r A ewi N n TS Mtoa c t s o h tion es p u rlen o edA ar nta. C E ll t on ln ad a dre n 4 W. e G . . WILSON & CO., Cleveland, 0.; Boston, Maas., or f3t. Louls,Mo. IXTANTGENS.-475 to 6200 per Y V month to sell the GENULNE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA• CHINE. Price only 818. Address BECOME & CO., Pltteburgh, Pa., or Boston, Masa. VVA NTED—SALENNEN to travel for a Man ofacturtha Company and sell by sam ple. Good wages are guaranteed. Audress, with stamp, H. D. HAMILTON & CO., No. 913 Chestnut at., Ma.. Pa, '3.IVS 11111011 HKO EHlll£l Hundreds of articles for famnes at ONE DOL. LAB each. New Fall Circular now ready. Inducements nts Agentsri MN; articles. Great to EiTOCKMAN & CO., Si Water street, Boston, Mass. DR. GEIGER'S ASTLINA SPECIFIC S the only pleasant and permanent cure for I ASTHMA. as being testified by many grateful patients. REI O ERENCES: Geo. 11. Stuart, Esq., 13 Eland st.. Phila.. Rey. R. W. Weiser, Manches ter, Ono bottle $2; three for 83. CHAS. A. GEI GER, M. It. Manchester, Carroll county, Md. BLOOD . NA an o nd w o o h tamps m r Healed 72 pages on the whole subject. Dr. Whittier, • confidential physician, 017 Bt. Charles at., St. Louis, Mo. stands pre-emi nently above all others In his speciality.. No. matter who failed, state your case. Patients treated uy In every State. MEE= Or Our One Dollar Sale has amused such A COMPLETE REVOLUTION IN TRADE, That in order to ,upply tile demand occasion ed by our constantly increasing patronntre, xve have recently made Importations for the Fall Trade, direct from European Illonfactuirent, AMOUNTING TO NEARLY $500,000, Ho that sve are prepared to !tell every deserlp Lion or Dry and Fahey Goods, Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, Walelien, Albumin, Jewelry, dm. Of better qualify than any other concern in the country, for the uniform price of ONE DOLLAR. FOR EACH ARTICLE!! vi_The best Si Boston and New York refer• guess given no to the reliability of our house, and that our business Is conducted in the fair est and most legitimate manner possible, and that we give greater value for the money than can be obtained in any other way, All Goods 1111 l mired or broken In trans portation replaced without charge. Checks describing articles sold sent to agents In Clubs at rates mentioned below, We guarantee every article to coat less than, if bought at any Boston or New York Wholesale "louse. Our Commissions to Agents Exceed those of every other establishment of the hind,—proof of this can be found in com paring our premiums with those of others FOE CLUBS OF TILE 55510 SIZE, in addition to which we claim to give better goods of the same char acter. We will send to Agents free of charge. For a Club of 30 and Three Dollars-1 doz. good linen Shirt Fronts. 1 set Solid Gold Studs. All Wool Cassimere for Pants. Fine white Counterpane, large size. 1 elegant Bal moral Skirt. 20 yarns brown or bleached Sheet ing, good quality, yard wide. 1 elegant 100 Plc. cure Morrocco bound Photo. Album. 1 double lens Stereoscope and 12 Foreign VieWs. 1 silver plated engraved 5 bottle Castor. I elegant Silk Fan, with Ivory or Sandal Wood Frame, teeth. ered edge and spangled. 1 Steel Carving Knife and Fork. very best quality, ivory balanced handle. 1 handsome beaded and lined Parasol. 20 yds. good Print. 1 very line Damask Table cover. 1 pr. best quality Ladies' Serge Con gress Boom 1 doz. flue Linen Towels doz. Rogers' best Silver Dessert Forks. 1 Ladles' real Morrocco Traveling Bag. 1 Fancy Dress pattern. lA doz. elegant Silver plated engraved Napkin Pangs. 1 doz. Ladles' flue Merino or Cotton Stockings. Gents' heavy chased solid Gold Ring. 1 pr. Ladies' high cut Balmoral Boots. 1 elegant Delalne Dress Pattern. 1 Vio lin and Bow, In boa complete. 1 set Jewelry, plc, ear drops, and sleeve buttons. For a Club of 50 and Five Dollars.-1 black or colored Alpaca Dress Pattern. 1 set , Lace Curtains. 1 pr. all Wool Blankets. En , graved silver plated 0 bottle Revolving Castor. 1 beautiful Writing Desk, 1 solid Sean Pin. LiA yds. very flue Cassimere, for Pants and Vest. set Ivory balanced laanclle Knives with silver Plated Forks. 1 elegant Satin Parasol, heavily needed and lined with silk. 1 pr. gents. Calf Boots. 30 yds. good Print. 80 yds. good brown or bleached Sheeting, yard wide or 90 yds. ; 1 4 cd. wide, good quality. 1 ladles elegant Moroe. o Traveling bag. 1 square Wool Shawl. 1 plain Norwich Poplin Dress Pattern. 1% yds. don. width cloth cloth for ladies' cloak. Ele gant engraved Sliver plated Tea Pot, 3 yds. don. width water proof cloth for cloaking. For a Club of 100 and Ten Dollars-1 rich Morino or Thibet Dress pattern. 1 pair line Damask Table Cloths and' Napkins to match. 1 pair gents French Calf Boots. 1 heavy sliver plated engrafted Ice Pitcher. Very fine all NN , oul Cloth for Ladies' Cloak. I web very hest quality brown or bleached Sheeting. lA yds, flue Cussimere for suit. 1 elegant Poplin Dress pattern. 1 elegant English Items e Dress pattern. 1 beautiful English Berage Shawl. 1 set Ivory balanced handle Knives and .Forks. !ladies or gents Sliver Hunting Case Watch, 1, Bartlett Hand, Portable Sewing Machine Splend ld Family Bible, steel engravings, with record au d photogrhplied pages. 21 yes. good Hemp Carpeting, good colors. I pair good Marseilles qui Lt. 1 good If barrel Regolger. I elegant Fur Mutt' and Cape. I single laurel Shot Gun. I sliver plrted, eugaaved, 0 bottled Revolving A Rigor, cut glass bottles. I very line Violin and flow, In case. 1 set Ivory balanced Knives anti Forks. Presents for larger Chins Increase In ilia same ratio. Send Money by Registered Letter. Catalo.ne of Goods sent to any address free PARKER & CO. US and 100 Rummer St., Boston [PRIZES CASHED In Royal Havana 1_ Kentucky, and Illissouri Lotteries Circulars sent and Information given. JOS.EPH. BATES, No. 78 Broadwny, New York. Pont Oilier Box, 9.161. ALL wanting employment con have n good butaness by addressing DAVIS & 772 Sansom street,. Phila. To GOOD TR:us - Irv' AGENTS—Wu Will guaranty effSO por Week and expenses. For particulars, address O. W. JACKSON & CO., Baltimore, Md. AGENTS WANTEI).-01.75 %month to sell the Genuine Orold Hunting (lased Watches, beet imitation gold watches made. Price M. (3reat inducements to Agents. Ad dress OROIDE WATLIII CO., Boston, Ideas. EOSYCII4IIIIANCY, or Soul Charming, 1 - How either sex may fascinate and gain the affections of any one they choose, instantly; also secure prosperity in love or business. Every one can acquire this singular power. This queer, exciting book has ban published by us ten years. the sale of whichtas been enormous,ang uage.d Is the:only one of the kind In the Enlish la Sent b mail f 25 cis. or live g for one n dollar, togethery or with a guide tOthe , unmarried. Address T. WILLIAMS it CO., Book Publishers, Philadelphia. AXES ALL STYLES AND SHAPES GET YOURS FOR 2. OTHING. Any one who sends us an order for Five (5) Axes, at one dollar and a half each, with the cash, will receive one extra, for nothing. We will put our Axes alongside of any other make and prove it the best finished and the largest steel, measuring two and a half inches. We have made Axes for twenty-two years, and won't yield the palm in shape to .any manufacturer, and yet contess:that a "Soaker of Illlnols,” called COLBIIRN, beat us in his patent shape. The cirettlar bit. and obutintt one edge makes the same labor produce twice much effect, 1113222113 COLBURN'S PATENT RED JACKET AXE. Any one who sends us an order' ler Five Axes of this shape, at Two (S 2) nothira each, with the eaoh, Will receive 'One extra, for nothing . . , An responsible Hardware .Dealers sell: the. "LIPPINC9TT AX.F.B." Buy from thein. Bat It there slionld happen to be one so iinfortia• nate 118 not to know 11/3, send the money and we Will be sure to plesuseyou. ' •.• .11,1P.P,111f0011y*.13AUEliiiii. Pittabzurgh,:ra: ,Sole.owneitiof,o*lgit'irPitteirVdobi, 4 - Xg PP* 44 1 140" 10, ~ O• ' ' „ ..; , at - 11, - , 1 7:itirtrail; .: ': . • ~, 617 St. Charles Street" Louts, PM 1 1 pyr :0 treats:confidentially 411 delicate' in. • '.• 'Waste , and long standing complaints; Mihail a pamphlet which should'be raadby ery • young man in America. Send - tarn stamps. Patients 'everywhere. State you, . _ . _ __ ____ _ . - Statbinarv, !%c. 41; BABIVS BOO* STORE ..SCHOuI.; DIRECTORS, TE.AEHERS, PARENTS 80110LA.RS, , 1 TAKE NOTIOEj 1 We invite the attention of School Directors and Teachers to our large stock otSchool 800 and extensive arrangements with thelarg Publishing Douses of Phliadelph.New Yor and Boston. We pay special attention to Lb interests of Directors and Tend/err, and aro prepared to Supply townships at even better rates than ever before, Directors Who oonteni.. plate changing Books, will dud it greatly to thine advantage to calf upon us, amours= manta with publishers enable us to Books for introduction at the very Ushers' rates. Our stook of Botiooleltationasygs also very large and well selooted,and our foals Ries for furnishing Globes, Charts and Maps; cannot be surpassed. ! ALL NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AS FAST AS ISSUED All the new stylee of Amalcan, French ands English Note and Letter Papers, with Envol-I Opel to match. All paper. and Envelopes pnr• chased from us will be stamped with the initial , of the purchaser, free of charge J If desired. . E. BARR, ange-tfd&w No. 20 E. King et., Lancaster. CARD. A l'TIMIIILL" SELECT FAMILY BOARD. ING SCHOOL. An English, Classical, Mathematics', and Scientific institution. M FOR YOUNG EN AND BOYS, At POWSTOWN, Montgomery county, Pa. The undersigned bee leased the above well known school property for a term of years from Rev. M. Meigs, A. M., Proprietor and late Principal, who was formerly President of Del aware College. The Annual Session of 42 weeks will com mence ou WEDNESDAY, the Uth day of Sep timber next. Circulars containing complete information will be sent to any address on application. REV. GEO. F. MILLER, A. M., Principal. REFERENCES. REVS. DRS.—Shaeffer, Mann, Krauth Seise, Hatter, Stork, Conrad, Bomberger, Wylie, Sterret and Murphy. HONS.—Judge Ludlow, Woodward, Leonard, Myers, M. Russel, Thayer, Charles Book waiter, Benjamin M. Boyer, and Jacob S. Yost. ESQ,S.—James E. Caldwell, James L. Claghorn, John W. Claghorn, Theo. O. Boggs, George W. Thorn, C. F. Norton, L. L. Houpt, S. Gross Fry, Miller & Dorr, John F. Green; Mc. aug 10 2mw WALL PAPERS! WINDOW MEIADEB BOOKS AND STATIONERY, OXFORD, FA. Wall Paper of every style now opened for Bale. New designs, latest styles, low prices, immense assortment; Plain and Fancy Gold Glaze and Blank Paper and Borders. Window Shades of all kinds and sizes; Gum Cloth, Blue, Buir, Green and White Cloth for shades. Fixtures iu variety. SCHOOL BOOICS —All kinds used in the Lan caster County Schools. Blank Books, Hymn and Prayer Books, Miscellaneous Books, Po etical Works, Stationery, Wrapping Paper and Paper L'ags, Base Ball and Croquet Imple ments, Paper Collars and CuLlk Sleeve But tons, Pocket Books, Albums, Dime Publics,. tlons, Newspapers, Magazines, Periodicals, Musical Instruments and Music Paper, and all Pnods usually kept in a first class Book and aper Store. As the above stock is complete, none need fail to be suited after an examination. Having just tluishal a new store expressly for the business, the arrangements are corn• plate. All goods sold at city prices. F. E. WHITESIDE, third Street, Oxford, Pe., N...xL door to Harvey's Dry Goods Store. aug 1i 6mw• 32 getv Mork glaverfigitments ORR'S rt.r. MACS ALUGHI43 IMPORTED Spool and Ball Cotton, for Sewing Machine and hand coo unsurpassed lu price and quality. ALEXANDER KNOX, No. 542 Pearl street, Jy2l-Snadow :Near Broadway, New York. EDOEVIILL SCHoOL, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY. Boys thoroughly prepared for College, or for .Business. Next Session begins Aug. 26. For Circulars address, leB-limdam REV. T. W. CATTELI., 7\R ARV CHROME IRON SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES. Win Resist all Burglars' Implements for any Length of Time. Please send for Catalogue of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. MARVIN & CO., 285 Broadway, New York ; 721 Chestnut street, Philadelphia ; 108 Bank street., Cleveland, cl Ohio. atrial aw MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO., Manufacturers of the finest quality of AS ILVERPLATED GOODS Wo take pleasure In calling the attention of dealers to our NEW STYLE OF SPOONS AND FORKS, Plated only by. us. They.wear three times as long as Single Plate. The additional cost Is less than one half that of Table Plate. WEnT NIERIDEN, CONN SAMPLE ROOM, 109 BROADWAY, N. Y R OOFIN G "ROOFING In rolls, ready to be nailed down ROOFING costing much less, and more dur. able than Tin. ROOFING that can be applied by any ordl• nary workman. ROOFING that will not expand or contras by the action of the weather. ROOFING that le adapted to Rteep or Ilia roofa. Send for a Sample and Circular. READY ROOFING COMPANY, 81 Malden Lane, New York. 25000 AGENTS WANTED TO SELL 100 bran new artioles,just out, and wanted In every family. 8200 a week can be made, by either sex. No swindling dodge. Samples sent on receipt of 10 cents, to those who mean business. Address,WM.H.DAILEY, 148 Fulton street, N. Y. aug27.lmdeiw Bodo, Aihoto, &c. WILLIAM MILLER'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE, WEST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA. Four doors 'rest of the corral. of Wafer and West King :greets, and nearly opposite the "King of Prussia Hotel." The subscriber hereby notifies the public that he has always on hand a large assort ment of BOOTS AND SHOES, GaHera of all kinds and sloe, for Men and Children. which he will sell at the lowest cash prices. Having a long experience in theibusl. nese, he hopes to be able to satiety the wishes of his fellow citizens who may favor him with a call. After four years services In the army he has returned to civil life and hopes by strict at tention to business to merit a share of public, patronage. Air Customer work of all kinds promptly attended to, sop ittfw T" "POULTERERS' FRIEND," OR, CHICKEN POWDER. 'COPYRIGHT SECURED.I A certain cure for GAPES IN CHICKENS AND TURKEYS Will prevent and Cure Chicken Cholera, and otner Diseases common to Poultry, and will promote an increase of Fat. Full Directions accompany each Package. PRICE 25 CENTS. The annexed are a few of the certificates we have received in proof of the great value had efficacy of the Poulterers' Friend: CARROLLTON, BRitialLOTO CO., Md., 1, December loth, 1807. Messrs. Clot worthy & Cb. (.11LNTLEIRRN have need your "Poulter ers' Friend " upon n brood of young chickens that had the gapes, and am happy to say, that by the use of u few doses they were entirely cured. it will col Min Iycu re the gapes when used according to directions. Yours, do., GEO. HARMAN. ANNAPOLIS, MD., February 7th, 1868. Mews. Clotworthy & Cb, : Garirr.,rmarrz-1. have sold all the Poulter ers' Friend" I received from you last August. The poultry in the surrounding country was dying very fast with "Cholera." I recommend ed your " Poulterers' Friend," and as far as I could learn, it has proVed a cure for the dls eaae. W. R. GOODMAN. 'BALTIMORE. February 2d, 1868. Messrs. Ciotworthy & Cr.: Idy chickens weredying very fast with what my neighbors called" Chicken Cholera." I was induced to try your "Poulterers' Friend," and It worked like a charm. I gavelt as di. rested, and it cured those that Were then sick, and I have not seen any symptoms of the dis ease since. Your, • B. MENCILEN, Cross and Warnerstreets. SECEPEIIitaySTOWN, W. VA., March 28d,1888 Messrs. Cloiworthy & Co.: Garrrs : Having lost a great many fowls dur ing the early Spring, with "Chicken Cholera,. I was induced by Mr. Joseph M. Stonebrakers of Shepherdstown, Vs., 16 toy a paper. of your "Poulterers' Friend,. which .I did ; and I had only used three doses when the disease disap peared, and I have not lost a fowl since. -I can most safely recommend it to do what it says, if the directions are fllowed. • CHRISTIAN WELTY. "Messrs. Clotworthy & Co., of Baltimore, Md., have discovered a preparation which is a sure cure for almost all diseases to adildh" fowls, both young and old, are subject.- The season for gapes Is close at hand and -every poultry breeder who .deslres 10 idaVe stmeesll - his young flocks, ought to procure onOilt two packages of the "Poruterers , Friend" cria mediately. A preparation of this kindAist been-needed long Sines, fot - more Woke:We annually than are raised:: Another pest, that of vermin on fowls,•and which proves'lM fatal to many young broads, may be - exterminattxt . ;or prevented, itis believed:by:theme !o'-tlite panacea,"--York Pestwolvantart. JOHN F. LONG & Gatis,'Whoegale Agents, Lancaster„,Pentla,:- - •, ‘. • ," - atAarairAccrinnar . oxxx " - - • 0 T;WIO'R•TIif , WHOLEHALE DRUGGIBTR, . ' 3To. 820 WEST •BALTIMORRBTRWET, . /PRIDE 82.00 PER DOZEN- TO THE TRADE. -ALiberalDisoonntAlloWed, When purchased ut large quantities.. • • OAvwxbis..;-Thtipubileareetnitiolied , agelititt any ,similar reparatiOn; only Clotworthy'S' aregeliaiflf.' - • 'at , meow lo - 10414statt; •tan..•, f LIO liteLEo-•On=OH lird, lin& the - suracriber onlor at Rohn • sale, on the promisee, hit farm In East. Do • - gal top' Laneaster county. situated on • road / tram the •Marletts, and ./I.t. Joy tiara. to , a dj rating lands orJ• • • hill, :ones Mumma, Janne Diltry an. other, oontaintn • . . . " • • •_PAR-(more or lees), •ortiret quality oz. Lungotone land, In a .Izlgh 'Meteor' adltivation. undergood fences.dlvld • • luta Convenient Zelda, with scum to running water rabont pre ereen tre" areWro oßdEla l n M d. , The Im- ING m OUSE; a aToo teren, with Sprin - Houle, a large Barn, Wagon Shod, 00r11 Crib Lee House, Smoke House,: 'Smith Shop. Car •perner Shop and other buildings.. There • an• Orchard of choice Apple trees, and a thrl, in Peach Orchard thereon. • • rediirrilS;;MWtherproperty - beitcra the day of salewal call on Elamltel aiding thereon.. Bale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., when • terms and conditions will be made known by sep 2 taw all 7Alllffi LaIItY,N.OLDS. tt VERY DESIRABLE FARR FOR SLID E. .—On THURSDAY, the lat . day of OBER next, the undersigned will sell by pnbllo vendue, on the premises, the following 'described real estate, to wit ' • A Plantation or Tract of drst.rate Limestone Land, situated In Salisbury township Lanese ter county. one mile sou th of the White Horse 'Tavern and three mike east of the Gap Station, K lands of Lewie H. Linville, David Knox, W. S. ennedy and others, containing 129 ACE 2S AND 124 PEEtOHES. The improvements are a oommodlona two. storied stone DWELLING HOUSE, Bwisser , Barn, Wagon Shed end Corn Cribs, carriage House, Hog Sty and all other nicciaargooutr buildings. A well of excellentMaver-faUllig water with a pump, and spring house con nected near the dwelling house, and water in the barn yard. Also, anprohard of choice and selected Fruit Trees. . . . Thla property is situated in one of the most densely populated, wealthy and healthful dis tricts in the county , and the fertility, of the soil not surpassed by any in the county. Persons desiring to view the premises before the day of sale will please call on the under signed, residing thereon. Polisesslon and an indisputable title will be given on the Ist day of April next. Sale will commence at I o'clock in the after noon of said day, when terms will be made known by JOHN D. WILSON. sap 9 taw 88 FROM THE IUBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL r ESTATE.—On TUESDAY, the Bill day of SEPTEMBER,II3OB, will be cold by public yen due by the undersigned Executors 01 the Will of Elslaa E. Ellmaker, deceased, Of Earl town ship Lancaster county, Pa., on tract No. 1 herein after described,on the road leadin g from New Holland to Hanna's (formerly Hen') Mill, about three miles from the former and two miles from the latter place, the.following real estate, late of said deceased to wit: No. 1 A Tract of Land containing_ 85 ACRES AND 100 PERCHES, situated In Leacook township, adjoining land!' of Joseph Hershey, Moses Sharp and others With a two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE large Barn, 20 feet to the square, with back en try running the whole length of barn high, well ventilated stable, built with a view to convenience, etc., WagooShed and Corn Crib, Hog Sty and Spring House. The land is in a high state of cultivation, divided Into conven ient fields and well fenced. There is also on the farm a Stone Dwelling House, Blacksmith's Shop and Wheelwright Shop, considered ono of the best stands In the county, Log Stable, Oar den, de. No. 2, A. tract of first Quality land, adjoining No. 1 and lands of David Bair and Cyrus Bair, containing - 40 ACRES, without buildings. This is a very desirable farm, and le not surpassed for location and good soil by any In said township, Is admira bly located for doing a public business, laying at the intersection of the Now Holland road with the Peter's road, makes it a suitable place to erect buildings. No 1 and 2 adjoin each other, and might be conveniently used as ono property. They will therefore be sold together or separately, as may best suit purchasers. No. 8, A tract of land in Earl township, being part of the mansion place of said deceased, con talnla 83 ACRES AND 120 PERCHES. without buildings. This tract contains about 15 ACRES of very superior White Oak Tim ber, considered the best In the county, the bal ance of the land le in a high state of cultiva tion, well fenced into convenient fields, with running water t in each field. This property is well worthy the attention of those desiring a home, combining as it does, all the necessary convenience for a first-class farm. No. 4, A tract of Timber Land, situated on the Mountain, about one and a half miles from these properties, on the Kurtz's (formerly Binkley's Mill) road. There is also a road lead ing to Mount Airy and Springville, s unning through this land, making it easy of access. This tract contains 10 ACRES AND 139 PERCHES . . - - - of thriving Timber, ready for use, comprising Rock Oak, Chestnut and Hickory Timber, and is among the best on this Mountain. it is di• yided into three lots, No. I, 2 Acres and 102 Perches, No. 2, 3 Acres and 102 Perches, No. 2, 3 Acres and 80 Porches, Further description is deemed unnecessary. Any person wishing to view either of these tracts prior to the sale, will please call on Al- fred Elimaker, residing on No. 1, or Amos and J. Watson Ellmaker, residing on the Mansion Farm, adjoining No. 8. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock on said day, when attendance will be, given and terms of sale made known by SARAH ELLMAKER NAT. ELLMAKER, JR., sop U tow 38 Executors. TRUSTEE'S SALE 01 SIX HUNDRED ACRES FINE FARMING LAND, LOCATED ON THE SALT WATER, IN TALBOT COUNTY, MD By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Talbot county, sitting in Equity, the under signed, as Trustee. will offer at public sale, in front of the Court House, in Easton, On TUESDAY, 'ME 13TE or OCTOBER NEXT, at 2 o'clock, P. M., that Farm or Plantation in Miles River Neck Talbot county, Maryland, b as e ft.l olll tZ t r h a ' t Mgt? reokn%iwnns SIX HUNDRED ACRES, One hundrea and twenty of which are In Wood and Timber. It will be offered In 3 FARMS OF ABOUT MO ACRES EACH The land will be surveyed and the exact number of acres in each farm will be made known on the day of sale The wood land will be divided about equally between the three farms. - -- - No. 1, Or the Home Farm, is improved with a large two .story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE Meat House, Servants' House, Stables and a good Pump of Water. It Is located on a prong of Miles river, known as Leeds' creek, within two miles of the steamboat lending at Mlles River Ferry, and the Protestant Episcopal Church. A Methodist Church and a good ilOllOOl are located in the neighborhood. It Iles within five miles of Easton. The soil 113 loamy and highly improved, producing good crops of grass and grain. Farm Ne. 2, Is improved with a FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, Stables, Corn House, Servants' House, Meat House, and a Well of good Water. The soil is kind, but somewhat stiffer than that of No. L Farm No. 8, Has no improvements on It, except a wharf at the bead of navigation on Leeds' creek. The natural quality of the soil is about the same as that of farm No. 2, but not so highly improved. With a small outlay for manures, it might easily be made a highly productive farm. These lands are beautifully located in a high ly improved and healthy district of country, immediately on the salt water, where lie terrapins, oyaters, crabs, wild fowl and other game abound in their seasons. The property will be sold in one farm, or In two, or three, to suit purchasers. The sale will present a fine opportunity for persons to purchase desirable homes, The terms of sale as prescribed by the dooree are as follows: The purchase money to be paid one-fourth in cash on the day of sale, and the balance in three equal annual Instalments, with bond and approved security, bearing In terest !Tom the day of sale. Stamps and title papers at the expense of the purchaser. On the payment of the whole purchase money, and not before, a deed convoying a good title In fee simple will be executed by the trustee. EDWARD LLOYD, Trustee. Wm. K. RATEIELL. Auctioneer. ALSO, at the same time will be offered TWO FARMS, lying in Mlles River Neck, contain ing each about SIX HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. For particulars apply to the Trustee. ALSO, there will be offered on the same day, the Farm known by the name of "DUNDEE," now divided in two tracts,: 1 CONTAINING 250, THE DTI:MR.27O ACRES, more or less, located on salt watar, two miles from steamboat landing. and four miles from Easton, the county town. The soil is good, and in a high state of cultivation. There is an abundance of marl, of the best quality t — The improvements consist of three FRAME DWELLING HOUSES, and all other buildings necessary for farm purposes. Terms made known on the day of sale. sop 1 itdm3tw SOUGLIUIII MILL FOR SALE ..... A COM. plete apparatus for manufacturlmp Sorg. hum, Including Horse Power, Tanks, Pans, me. Has been used only one season and is as good as new. Will be sold very low, the present owner having nous° for it Enquire of JOHN MONTEITH, Marti° Twp., 2 miles south of Manley!Re. augll lltw li. . 03611 Physician for- Chronic Diseases, has a per manent Utica at NO. 93 EA RT K.IN(i ST., LANCASTER, PA., Where he has been engaged for some Lime past, in the successful treatment of OLD OBSTINATE DISEA SES. The Doctor might present a volume of cer tificates and testimonials of cures, but the most satisfactory evidence will be given the publican a trial of his skill. Doctor Briabine devotes exclusive attention to the class of diseases, In which his practice has been uniformly successful, et:reran:i cures w nen they have baffled all systems oftreat ment. CONSUMPTION, =MO RHEUMATISM, BRONCISITIS_, DYSPEPSIA, . ASTHMA, AND DROPSY _ _ _ DISEASES OF THE LIVER. _ HEART, LUNGS, STOMACH, SKIN, AND OF 'THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, And all those Diseases peculiar to females through 111 e, axe promptly and permanently cured when curable, and reasonable charges made tor medicines. . . The Doctor's principal remedial agents are selected carefully from the Pharmacopcela of he United States and Germany, and prepared and given ont by him at his office, and .com bine all the modern Improvements of medi cine, among which are Inhalation. EleetriCal — and Magnetic treatlnent which &M all •used-witirsuccees• in • this* late day of progres&en_Thti-Doctor whO bre affilcted„to call and consult Ansa, - free of charge, andgbitchlmand,his medicines a St,A./T-RFUL TE/AL.• Doctor Briabine - Diagnoses by the.mine, one bf thiamost infallible tests Of Diseases known lasing Optical, Clatimica , stad , ffilmoscoptcal tests. enabling him to employ Vrationar,- set entinti and Curative ireAtment; mid he Will in ho' case give' encouragement for , :tpti MEOW . . The DOM of Is ef graduate of FiterliniV Medleal- Collegecand•the old German Eeleetle tvaa Burgeon an4lietiteel Director , iti -th.s gate War, has had alarge experience, both in civil and milltigy - Dructice, and only desires repo Cation on hie own - Merits., • OFFICE-AND:RESIDENCE No. 03 East Xing atreet;a - few doom above theHastem Ho tel, and-a little over aboteme above the Court House. -•- aDr 22 (lam , 17 EirGonsultation free and confidential. OSY WOWED. • , 50;04:1 . 41 FEET OP al .., C* 3tw. Length 12 fee? . tnelmerdedr'. I 9 MICICIdeII:eYIEOIAIiFiTER, - Corner of Lemon' and Water ertreeLe.' ,. near Baraniqtriner's Coal Yard. Leinsestar.; aug EM=IIMEE *WWI. DOCTOR N. B. BRISIAI NE, ..,". AVPAIVAII4, , M iLTE ilirra Far'ONE "HUNDRED ACERB, ior 146 A.ORRartear Fornerirsixen,inNest Karl turnahlp, spout 9 miles from Lancaater , and 1 mile &am the Reading and' Columbia Railroad. With good imptoveinents. The Co rolla) creek runs across Mis farm. E. LAUBER, i West,Zart P. 0., lounanter • ang 20 • etw 84 r AND FOR SAIJC.ASAGEAT 01' EMIT 7 0431.1 1Zfauch WM f for Sale a treat ofiand • 'situated cit Smoky •Roulttun. about mlies couthweet of Statoston.i. The land is of good quality and under good fencing. The improve manta consist of a mall house. Any wishing tojeurobase can examine for themselvea. _ • If not void privately before THURSDAY. OC TOBEA 15th, •18&S, it • will on that clay be sold - • _ :Terme will be made accommodating. sualStswaS - .7; S. WEIGHT, Agent. P. 0. Actdress . SWanton, Virginia. • lonrCkirire oats lA' A omi PROP" C EftTY.;—Tne undersigned', oilers at privvette sale the real and personal estate, the property of the late . Robert Smitholeonsed, eltuated in Deposit Cecil county, Md., and known as 'the ..Pakmeit'a AND 001,13121801 ALL HOZZL."— This Hotel has been long and ftworablyknown to the traveling community, and la receiving a large share Of publio patronage. The house .11 large and oommodierue with good Stabling WA , Ice 'House.ebuts Hotel., and all trio appurtenances attached lirst Persons wishing to pr robes° will please call .on the undersigned, who is now occupying the property IWO will show the same. Po= Dzro up 2 tfwB 6l arr, Sept. 2,18 68. A.BX O. SMITH. 'DEAL ESTATE IPOII SAM...THE lIPII. dersigned off for sale that valuable property In North Queen street, above James, oontatning in front 96feet and inches, and in depth 245 feet to 14 feet Wide alley. The provements consists of ono two story BRICE HOUSE, 85feet front and 29 deep,with !bur rooms on each floor, cellar underneath, Burn. mar blouse in the rear, 10 by 20 feet, Smoke House and Bake Oven. Also, another Home, 'one.story high, 20 by 24 feat, with three rooms ' on that floor and three attic rooms. There is also an 18 feet square Stable upon the lot and a never failing well of Water with pump there. in in front, and Abe one in the rear. The Dump in wont supplies the neighborhood with fresh water the best in the city. Clear titl e and possession will be given on the lit day of Aprfl, 1899. Any person desiring Information In reference to the property aforesaid, can call on And. M. Frantz, Esq., No. 21 North Duke street or on the aubicribera residing at Eden, East Lampeter township. sap 941 w• 881 MARY rk B. LIPPE. PBLIO SALE...4IN TUESDAY, SEP. TIMBER 22,i, 1968, will be sold by public vendue, at the public house of Abraham Bru. baker, in the village of Millersville, Lancaster county, the following described real estate, to wit: All that .certain one and a half story BRICK HOUSE, containing 9 rooms, Carriage House, Stable, Wood Shea, (one and a half ' stories high.) with Granaries, Corn Crib, To• beam Bhed, Hog Pen and other buildings, and Tract of nearly FOUR ACRES OF LAND, situated In Manor township, on the forks of the two roads leading from Millersville to Washington Borough and the Columbia Pike, near Stirk's (late Levan's) Mill, adjoin in g prop erty of M. o.,litlrk, Samuel Shenk and others. There Is a Well of excellent water with pump therein near the door, Fruit Trees of all kinds, Grapes, @ o. The property is nearly new, and in good condition. The land Is In a high state of cultivation and enclosed by good fences. Persons desiring to view thepremises before the day of sale, will please call on the under. signed residing thereon. Bale to take place between the hours of 2 and 6 o'clock, P. M., when attendance will be given and terms made known by se 2alBvr 85.1 ABRAHAM SHOPF. OEPHALNIV COIIHT SALE—ON MATER. DAY, the 20th day of SEPTEMBER, A. D., less, in pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court or Lancaster county, the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Peter Beam, late of the State of California, but formerly of Lem& township, deceased, will expose to public vendue, at the public house of John Miller, in the village of Intercourse, in said county, the followirg real estate of said de ceased, viz : A FARM OF FORTY•FIVE ACRES, more or less, of toe best quality of limestone land situate In Leacock township, adjoining the did Road, the village of Intercourse and lands of Elias Leaman,David Rank, Moses Eaby and Joseph Eaby, The improvements consist of a two-story frame weather-boarded DWELLING HOUSE, a roomy stone and frame BANE BARN, with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib attached, Wash House, Hog Pen and other out-buildings. The barn contains three 1 excellent stables. The buildings are In good condition and repair. There are on the prop erty a young and thrivit g Orchard of Apple trees, a number of other fruit trees, and two walls of never-failing water, with pumps therein, one at the house and the other at the barn. male to commence at 2 o'clock, P. M., of sold day, when attendance will he given and terms of sale made known by the undersigned, Ad ministrator of sold deceased sep 2 4tw 221 MINI) FARMS FOR SALE.- 1 TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTTACRES of excellent Limestone Land, of which two hundred acres are cleared, remainder timber, within ono mile of a station on the Penna. Central R. R.; in Sinking Valley, Blair co., Pa— together with good rame DWELLING HOUSE, Large Barn, and Corn Crib recently built. The land Is well watered, has been heavily limed, and is now 1n the highest state of culti vation. Good Orchard and fine spring of water in the barn, Situate two miles from Tyrone and within fifteen minutes walk of extensive Iron Works, Zino Works, and Lime • • . A ready market Is found, at all times, for grain and other crops. First class schools, male and female, and churches with easy ay. case, on good roads with pure mountain air, make it a very desirable home. Also, adjoining the above described proper. ty, Is offered the McMillen Farm, containing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES of the beet limestone land, of which 100 acres are cleared, balance good timber. This farm is in every way a arat•olaea properbv, having a substantial Farm House, Large Barn, and otheroUtbuildlngs, an orchard in bearing con dition, fences in good repair. The land has also been extensivelylimed, and has no supe rior In fertility In all the beautiful farm land of Sinking Valley. These farm reducede sold together, or separ ately, or In number of acres, say farms of 170 acres—to suit purchasers , at $OOl per acre payable one-fourth In hand, the balance on time of six, eight or ten years, at option of purchasers. THOMAS B. LYON. Graysville, P. 0., Huntingdon Co., Pa. sep 9 4tw 10 HAPPY RETREAT FOB SALE: --I will sell the above named valuable farm on which I now reside, at public sale on TUES DAY, the 29th day of SEPTEMBER, 1E69, on the pram lees, at 2 o'clock. P. M. The above farm Is situated about halt a mile west of Carlisle, On the south side of and ad. Joining the Harrisburg, Car/isle and Chambers nurg turnpike road, and the Cumberland Val ley Railroad. It contains NINETY AND ONE-HALF ACRES of choice limestone land, all of which has been limed within the past few years, and Is in a good state of cultivation. The Improvements are a large two-story BRICK HOUSE, 64 feet in front, and finished on the attic, with the necessary out-buildings, consisting of Wash House, Bake House, Smoke House, do., and a never-failing well of water and cistern con venient to the door, and a new TENANT HOUSE within convenient distance of the Barn, for the tenant to attend to the s Lock.— Also, a large BANK BARN, nearly new, with Corn Cribs and Wagon and Carriage Houses attached. There Is a large Cistern and Water ing Troughs in the Barn Yard, and a lane from the barn yard to the different fields, so that stock have access to the water from all the fields. Also, a young and thriving Orchard of choice Fruit, consisting of HO Apple, 120 Peach, 60 Pear, and a number of Cherry Trees, There is a Lawn of about 2;¢ Acres between the house and the turnpike and railroad, with a number of forest and fruit trees and ever greens. This farm is one of the most convenient and desirable in Cumberland county, and from its close proximity to Carlisle, is well suited for a truck and dairy farm. The terms of sale will he either cash, or part cash and the balance in protracted payments, at the option, and to suit the convenience of purchasers, and will be made known on the day of sale. Persons wishing to see the premises before the day 01 sale, are requested to call on the undersigned, residing thereon; or any infor mation requested by letter will be promptly communicated. JAMES H. GRAHAM. Happy Retreat, near Carlisle, Sep, 2 ltdataw ORPHANS' COVRT SALE.—POIL9III- ant to an order of the Orphans' Court of Lancaster county, the undersigned Adminia. trator of the Estate of George Winst, late of Conoy township, deceased, will offer at public sale, on the premises, on SATURDAY, SEP TEMBER2Ortr, 1888, the real estate of said de. ceased, situated In Conoy township, on the turnpike lending frOm Elizabethtown to Fal mouth about a mile from the latter place, adjoining lauds of Abraham Collins, Abraham Brenemau and others, consisting of a lot or piece of land containing THREE-Q,UARTERS OF AN ACRE, more or lose, on which is erected a Two-story FRAME HOUSE, with basement, a Log Wag onmaker Shop, Frame Stable, Hog Pen, Bake Oven. &a. There 10 n Well of e.teellent never falling Water near the house, of which One half belongs to this property. Salo to commence at 2 o'clock, P. M on said day, when attendance will be given and terms made known by JOHN HOD. aug 19 law .9.3 VALUABLE TAVERN STAND AND FARMS FOR BALE. On WEDNESDAY, the 80th day of sEpritm- HER next, the undersigned Executors of the Will of John Forney, deceased, in execution of the directions of said Will, will sell by pub. lie vendue, at the Tavern property now kept by John Fritz, on the Lancaster and 'leading road, nine miles from Lancaster, In West Earl township the following described real estate, late of said deceased, to wit: No. 1 being aNo. Tract of about 70 ACRES OF LAN D,:adjoining Nos, 2,_8 and 4, and lands Of rl Thos. E. Franklin, Ea part and othera, 'with a two-storied part stone, roughcast and pert frame TAVERN 334ilusr, with Frame Kitchen attached; /ange --SW/SSER . BARN, Wagon Shed, with. large Patent Scales in it, Wood House and. other Improvements there. ; also a well Otatcellent water with a pump and a rain water claterrrnear the house, and a large cistern at the barn, and an Orchard of choice Fruit Treeti... About 6 Acres are cover ed with Heavy Timber,. No, 2 , A Tract of Land adjoining the above, and lands of Thos..r. Franklin, Esq., Jacob L. Erb, Mrs. Leber =Card others,-contalning 26 ACRES AND 07 PERCHES, with a two-storied LOG HOUSE, Swl*Fi. Bern, with Wagon Shed attached, Hog Sty...and_otb.er improvements, with a well of water and pomp at the house. Also an Orchard of choice Fruit Trees. No. &• A Tract of it AORES and 77 PERCHES of .Landartioining the above; with a ono and a half story Frame DWELLING HOUSE, a Barn and Other buildings thereon. -Alsoa well of water With a vampand an Orchard of young, bearnigFrult Trees. • • • . N 0.4. a Tract oh -gout 24 ACRES of Land adjoining N the Newport road, land ter Brown and theßrownstoth road or street on whibh it fronts 250 feet, making- a number of desirable building - Rite, in thd -village of N 0.6. A lotfiOflaid Conisinfng..eboat % of an Acre adjoining NO.1; land of C.' ?dyer, and of. the. Methodist Church, on. the road from Brownstown to the Reading road, and la Well. covered with timber. Those4fore described live. Tracts are all Of first ty „Limestone Land, under good fehoes,.ah in high taltivation; and Flu' be soldloradvertiried, One. OrSwo traetS, asp the linderaignr.d shilleem most advazttemsoustol,heestate:. OCcetaining..B4..A.OßES mud- iftt.pEß• CMOS: nt Landisithatmlorithe Obtralico efeek, in WerwittletcrifiMliip,:nhaut one - mile:north joininge abrivuMentioned Tavern Hans% r i tt lands of Elizabeth Luber, - Mott 'and others. About 6 Acres are covered with Sue timber, and.theremainder is meadow land. 'The wards is' enclosed with& good fence. The Tavern stand is one of the oldest and best in the county, and the whole property is located Ina wealthy and populous neighbor. hood and not napalmed by any in the county. Possession and an Indisputable title will be given on the let of'AprlL next,' Persons desiring to view the premises before the day of sale will please:tali on John Fritz, on the premises, who will Show the none. Bale wlllheginat 1 O'clock in the afternoon of said day., .ABRAILA3I FORNEY, , GRABILL B. FORITEY, 24 tSW Frecutrso gSBE latAlstatt. TrAziumusammucAT PRIVATE RALE. y —The subscriber Murat private sale; his valuable fano, situated In Salver Bering town. ablA 5/amber/and colinl7,three =lles west of rMsonsaiosnurit and seven ~ miles. miles cast of Car . ' ll2l6, l ) l l lof. tainn ita6 AND 80 TEACHES,' • more or leseof linwstone LOW: under a With state of cultivation, the• whole lisi x iag been thoroughly' Ilmedi_and belagundar fence, of whith. about 1000 panels are poi fence. It adjoins lands of Henry gTtabn Shoe. maker, John G. Hupp and G. . er's heirs. The improvements axe a large Mo FARM HOUSE, oomfortelde Tenant House: Btone Bank BAR N, Cider Press, and all dther necessary out.buildings, all In good repalr.l Also, a well of water near the door, wan a Cistern ar the Barn, and one et each house. 1 There is a geed Apple Orchard on the premises, with -en abundance of Echols ine& and other choice Trait Trace. and' churches are convenient. Terms can be learned and the property seen by calling on the subscriber residing thereon. sop 2 ltdeitwl JACOB %AST. VLUABLE CHIMER COURT Y FARM AT PRIVATE BALE.—The subscriber will sell at private tale that splendid 'farm of EIGHTY ,A.CRII4, • situatein the township of Welt Cain, Cheater county,. three miles north or the thriving borough ol Oosteriille, and directly on the lino of the iWillmington .and Beading Railroad. The impro_yements oonaist of a largo trMNE DWELL/NO HOUSE, Stone and Prams Barn, two Stone Tenant Rouses, atone Spring Rouse over a Leverlailingliprlng of Watervand all necessary outAbuildinp in good 'emir, A good assortment of fruit. trees, good fences, conveniently divided and ' well . Watered. Terms easy. Apply on the premises or ad. dress WI LLI JASINSKY, Wagontown P. 0., Chester county, Pa. sop 2 si,ew =ELIO BALE OF A VALUABLE BLACKSMITH STAND.—On SATURDAY, EMBER 28111,1888, Will be sold at pablie sale. at the publio house of Christian L. Miller, in East Hempfield twp., Lancaster county, on the Lancaster and Harrisburg Turnpike, 4X, miles from Lancaster and 02 mhos from Lan. dlaville, A FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH STAND, with Obe Aare of Land, in the above named township, 4Mmlles west of the City of Lances ter ,on the Lancaster and Harrisburg Turnpike, and I}f, miles east of the Penney/yenta and Reading Railroad crossing. The improve manta thereon consist of a Ono and a Half Story 13RICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Kitchen attached, large Blacksmith Shop, Shoein_g Shop, large Stable and ooachmaker Shop, Hog Sty and other out-buildings. A well of never- failing water near the door. Also, all kinds Of Fruit 'Preen in bearing order, such as Apples. Peaches, Pears, Quinces, &a; and an abundance of Grapes; all inclosed with new pale fences. The custom is well established, the business having been carried on by the undersigned for eight years at this place. This iproperty is situated In the midst of a good farming district, and commands a line view of the surrounding country, making a pleasant home. All persons wishing to view the property be fore the day of sale will call on the undersign ed residing thereon or for further information address to Landisville Post Office, Lancaster county, Pa. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock in the after noon of cold day, when attendance will be given and terms wade known by HENRY K. BURKHOLDER. JOHN HBADi, Auctioneer. tang 26 taw 84 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUlt LIC SALE. On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Urn and 25rH, lie% in pursuance of the last Will of David Renck, deceased, and of Abra ham Bartok, deoeased, and letters of Attorney by the Heirs of Barbara and Margaret Renck, deceased, the undersigned Executors of the said Wills and Agents of the said Heirs, will sell at . publio vendee, at the Sorrel Horse Tay em, near the premises, In East Earl township, Lancaster county, on the Harrisburg Pike, about 4 miles east of New Holland, 2 miles east of Blue Ball, about 6 miles west of Waynes. burg, and 1 mile west of Beartown, the follow ing heal Estate of the said deceased, to wit: No. 1, A Farm or Tract of Limestone Land, situated in said East Earl Township, adjoin ing lands of David Martin, Weidler Kinzer, (late George Weidler's property,) Charles sweigart and others, containing FIFTY-SIX ACRES AND TWO PERCHES, The Improvements thereon erected aro a con venient one and a halt-story LOG HOUSE, with a two-story stone end attached, a Stone SWISSER BARN, 37 by 100 feet, now Wagon Shed, Corn Cribs, and all necessary out-build ings. A spring of water in the cellar under the house, and a Well of good and never-failing water, with pump therein near the house, All Orchard of choice Fruit Trees. The land Is in a good state of cultivation, under middling good fences,.and laid off into convenient fields, there Is running water near the barn yard. No. 2, A Tract of Limestone Land, contain ing 15 ACRES and I PERCH, in a high state of cultivation and under good fences, adjoining the above farm and lands of Weidler Kinzer and Charles Sweigart. These two properties will. be sold together or separate, to aunt pur chasers No.B, A Farm or Tract of Limestone Land, adjong No and lands of Chas. Sweigart and others, containing SEVENTY ACRES and ONE PERCH. The improvements thereon are a one and one-half story LOG HOUSE, with Stone Kitchen attached, Summer House, stone SWISSER BARN, 42 by 80 feet, with Wagon Shed and Corn Cribs attached, and other necessary out-buildings, A well of good and never-failing water, with pump therein, several springs on the property, and running Water near the barnyard; Orchard of choice Fruit Trees, such as Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries, etc. The land Is in a good state of cultivation, and under good fences and laid off into convenient fields, cattle having access to water from all the fields. No. 4, A Tract of Land containing 4 ACRES and 155 PERCHES, situated in said East Earl township, adjoining lands of Benjamin Wit wer, (Sorrel Horse Tavern,) George Duchman and others. The improvements thereon are a one-story STONE. HOUSE, and Frame Kitchen attached, Stone Shop, STABLE, and other out-buildings, with a good and never failing well of water with pump therein near the house, good Orchard, &o, The land Is in a good state of cultivations and under good fences, No. 5, A Traotof Limestone Land containing 5 ACRES and 121 PERCHES, in a good state of cuttivation, (excepting about one acre thereof, which is partly covered with timber,) adjoin ing No. 4, and lands of Benjamin Witwer, David Martin and others. Premises No. 4 and 6 will be sold together or separate to suit pur chasers. No. 6, Is a very valuable Tract of Timber Land, containing 44 ACRES and 62 PERCHES, situated on the north side of Welsh Mountain, In said East Earl township, about 35 a mile sonth of the Harrisburg Turnpike hoed, and about one mile east from the above farms, ad joining lands of Peter Eaby, Jacob Hess, Alex ander Gault, Wm. Boyd Jacobs, and others.— More than one-half of it is covered with Heavy White and Black Oak, and Hickory Timber, the balance with Chestnut Timber, fit to cut. Also, some Sprouts. The irround is gently roll ing so that teams can be driven to all parts of the premises. This Tract has been sub-divided, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, as follows, to wit; Oak and Hickory Timber-2 Acres 78 Perches; 2 Acres. 87 Perches; 2 Acres, 163 Perches; 8 Acres; 3 Acres, 22 Perches; 8 Acres, 41 Perches; 2 Acres, 87 Perches; 2 Acres, 157 Perches. Chestnut Timber-6 Ames, 15 Perches; 5 Acres, 64 Perches ; 6 Acres, 80 Perches; 6 Acres, 78 Perches. No. 7 Is a Tract of Sprout Land containing 6 Acres and 16 Perches, situated on the Welsh Mountain in said East Earl towhshlp, adjoin. ing lands of Wm. Boyd Jacobs, Benjamin 'Wit• wer and others, about one-fourth of a mile southeast of the above farms. Persons desiring to view the premises prey'. ons to the day of sale, will please call on Chas. Sweigart, residing on the west side of the above plantations, or on Georae Duel:man, re. siding near the Sorrel Horse Tavern. The Woodland will be sold on the 25th, or the second of the days above named, and on the premises. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock M., when at tendance will bo given and terms made known by GEORGE DUCHMAN, Executor of David Renck, , deed. CHAS. SWEIGA JACOB RANCH, RT Executors of Abraham Renck, deed. SAMUEL RANCH, JOHN RANCH, Agents for the Heirs of Barbara and Margaret Stanek, dec'd. tang 17 taw 33 DAVID BEAM 11111HEE VALUABLE FARMS AT PUB. LIC SALE. ON THURSDAY, SEPTEM. BER 24th, 1868 the undersigned, Assignee of the Estate of Joshua Eckman and wife, will sell at public sale at the public house of James K. Alexander, at Kirkwood, Coleraine town ship, Lancaster county,the following described tracts of first quality Oetorato . Creek Land, to wit: No. 1. A Valuable Farm, known as th: "Mansion Treat," CONTAINING 110 A.CUES, more or less, situate in Coleraine township, on the Street road leading from Puseyvil o to Union Meeting House, about ono mile east of the former and two miles west of the latter place, adjoining lands of Cromwell Blackburn, James Evans, and others. The improvements 'hereon err Med are a good, substantial Two-Story DWELLING HOUSE, 30 by 00 feet, Largo Double Decker Barn, nearly new, Wagon titled Corn Cribs, Ice House, Hog Pen, Carriage House, and all necessary out-buildings. There Is a drat-rata Milk House, adjoining the Dwelling, with running water through the porch and the Milk House. There Is an Orchard of choice Apples, Pears, Grapes, and a variety of small fruits on this tract. This farm Is In a high state of cultivation, all under good fences, and has running water in nearly all the fields. NO. 2. A valuable Farm, situate In Coleraine township, on the 'Noble Road about of a mile Portia of Kt meg Bridge, pni 10 miles !Muth of Nobleville, containing 100 ACRES AND I 0 PERCHES, more or less, and adjoining lands of John Whiteside, Cromwell Blackburn; Vincent P. Kingand others, with plenty of Woodland for the • farm. This improvements are a good, substantial,Two-Story DWELLING HOUSE, Log and Frame Barn, good Frame Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, and all necessary out-build ings. There Is running Water at the porch of the Dwelling, and thin tract has a stream of water running through Et and several Springs thereon. There are two Orchards of choice Fruit Trees in good bearing order. The undivided one-fourth interest in Farm No. 8, known as" The Jacob Eckman 'Tract." "mtaini NAOßE3 AND 80 PERCHES, more or less. situated in Coleraine tap., on the public road leading from Puseyville to Kirk wood, about y. tulle from the former, and 2 miles from the latter plane, adjoining lands of Mahlon Pusey,.Abrahara Esbenshade. Bax ter Catighey, John Whiteside, and others. The in provements thereon are a Comforta ble FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with Slate Roof, large Frame Double Decker Barn,- with twos Threshing Floors, Corn Cribs, Carriage House, Wagon Shed,- Hog Sty, and all neces sary outbuildings. There is running Water at the Barn, and an excellent Pump on 1 he Porch at the. House. • There Is a fine Orchard on this farm, and every field has water except one. It is very suitable for a Dairy, or , Grazing purposes. There is sufficient Timber also on this tract These Farms are all adjoining each other. . Any person wistringtoview these tracts be fore the day of sale will call on Joshua Eck man, raiding on Tract No. 1, or on the under signed at Kirkwood. A Good Title and P088013111011:Will be given on theist day of Aprll,lBB9. Pale of the above property will be positive and without reserve, and will commence at 1 o'cicieirpreelsely on said day, when attendance Willi* given and terms made known by ett.LBRAITII, Assignee of.Toshua Eckman and. wife, Kirk wbod P. 0. . , . At. the same time and place, -will positively besold by tbe - andarblgned;the remaining un divided Ibree-Fotalhe otllarm No. S., wben attendance • *ID be given and terms -.made known by . • DAVID ICCIEISCAbi..., JACOB= • bienuonfocW; On FRIDAY, AEPIN2,II3DE. 25tb, 1888 will also:be sold at the same place, Otlrkwooci,) the following Personal Propel:wit: - • One Oorn Drill neW -Nails, about 1,800 - Bashela of f fine om No.l. and. 2 ; Also a promisso mMottof.3ql3,Mbson„ payabletoToshrianrm , u, tor securedby an assig nm ent other intermit'in: dower of her fatheeit estate.-Jacob's Eckuum,o -de+ Joshua Eckman's Interest Ma Deed of Trust for $5OO on a farm In Virginia. - Also, Joshua Ferman's interest In. the dow• er of his father's estate.: Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, 1 m., on said day, when terms and conditions will Demsde known.by WM. N. GALS Assignee of SostmaXclonatt and 1 4rk. Word P. 0, Lang /9 brw 49 r.ott.kiwrAm*s. , pw , ,,,*/ 16; 1868. 'W111:6810t ATALVAiiLEPARJE.II4 PRIVATE NALL V This tarns is situated in German Valley, Shirley township; Huntingdon county, Pa. ; five =lea east of Mount Union Station, an c ontains Two Hundred and Fifty-nVo Ames and the allowanos,part limestone and slate.— One Hundred and Fifty A.eres are under a splendid state of anitivation; and yield good crops; the balance well timbered. The im provements oonslait Of a good Two-Storied FRAME DWELLING, with three towns and a Kitchen on the first fl and five rooms on the second. Two good ANT. HOUSES, ved BANK BARN; ' Corn Crib and Wagon Shed, Cider Press and Mtildlog Pen, and oth er buildings. There is an eibbelletit and never failing Spring of limatone water convenient to the house, with a STONE SPRING HOUSE over lt, and there is running-water in the barn yard, so that stcek can be watered without trouble. The farm is also well watered by Springs; fencing good and large and splendid Orchard of choice fruit. It is situated In a wealthy and healthy neighborhood, and ,la well worth an examination by those desiring a first class farm. Price and full terms made known on appli cation to the subscriber at Dry Rtll3, Fran - kiln county, Pa. Jy29.amw3o WILLIAM ME . XIALTJABLE CHESTER COUBiTY VAL LEY FARM. AT PUBLIC BALE.—On DAY, the lOW day of OCTOBER, 1888, the undersigned Executors of the Will of James Buchanan, deceased, in execution of the directions of said Will will sell, by pub lie vendue, on the premises, a Perm In Valley twp., Chester county, Pa:, situated near ° Olin Station on the lino of the Penney Crania Cen tral Railroad, a few miles west of Downing. towL, and near to the Lancaster end Philadel phia Turnpike Road, adjoining lands of Ed ward D. Cope, Samuel Hatfield and others, containing, according to recent survey, 121 ACRES AND 5 SQUARE PERCHES of nearly all cultivationqLimestone fences a high state of under geed divided Into convenient holds with access to running water. About II Acres aro Wood land. The improvements aro a Two- Story STONE DWALLING ROUSE, an out Kitchen, Spring House, Waih House, a large Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib and other out buildings. There le an Orchard of choice Ap pie Trees thereon. The farm has the repute tlon of being ono of the beat In the valley. Persons desiring to view the property boforo the day of sale will Dollon M. It. liample, re siding thereon. Bale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. Af,, when terms and conditions will be made known. EDWARD Y. BUCHANAN, H. B. SWARM., Executors. Also at the same time and place will be sold TENACRES OF WOOD LAND, situated In West Bradford two., same county, which was purchased by the deceased for the tom of the anovo farm and Ls near It. EDWARD Y. BUULANAN, S. B. SWAM, sep 0 ltdetsw 301 Executors. VA LUABLE FARII AT PUBLIC SALE. I u pursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court of Lancaster county, the nnderalgned Administrators of the estate of John B. Bower, late of Bart township, in said county deed, sell by public sale, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 2d day of OCTOBER, 1805, the following real estate, late the e.stato of said deceased, viz; The one equal undivided half part of all that certain Plantation or Tract of Land, situate in Bart township aforesaid, adjoining lands of Benjamin Baxter, Jacob Frantz, James Brown and others, on the road leading from George town to the Gap Mines about mile north of Georgetown and Amite south of Gap Mince, and containing 117 ACRES AND CO PERCHES, more nr less, with a two-story Stone DWELL ING HOUSE, with a If lichen, Bake Oven. Ac. attached, Stone BANN. BARN, Wagon Shed, Hog Pen, two-story Spring House, spring of excellent water, never.falling, running water in nearly every field. A. flue young Orchard in prime bearing order, all choice fruit.— Grape 'Vines, Pear and Peach Trees, good fences, and all other necessary Improvements thereon. This property Is in a fine healthy neighbor hood, convenient to churches, schools. stores, mills, he, About four or live acres are covered and well set with heavy timber, the balance is divided into convenient fields and in a high state of cultivation, and productive, affording a tine opportunity and many Inducements to any one desirous of purchasing a farm and en. gaging In agricultural pursuits. Persons wishing to view the premises prior to the day of sale will please call on Joseph F. Bower residing thereon. Sale to - commence at 12 o'clock, M., of said day, when attendance will be given said terms of sale made known by JOSEPH F. BOWER, JOSEPH H. FOOLE, Administxatore. And at the same time and place, the under signed will Fell by public vondue, the other equal undivided halt part of said tracts of land and improvements so that the purchasers may buy and receive a title for the whole thereof. sop 2 tsw 351 JOSEPH F. BOWER. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.—On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM, ER 90, ISM, the undersigned, Executors of Michael Kyner, late of S7uthampton township, Franklin county, Penn'a, deceased, will, be authority vested in them by the last Wlll and Testament of said deceased, offer by public sale, on the premises, In Culberstou's Row, In said township, 3 miles south of Orrstown, I miles west of Bill ppensburg, and 7 miles north of Chambernburg, the following described real estate, containing 214 ACHES ANJ 110 PERCHES, of excellent patented laud, in a high state of cultivation; more than two.tbirds of which is limestone, and the balance elate, pf a very superior quality. About SO Acres of the slate land is covered with thriving Timber. There is a good Apple Orchard, with other Fruit Trees on the premises. The buildings consist nf a large STONE HOUSE, containing seven large rooms, largo Hall and large Stone Kitch en STONE BANK BARN, and other out buildings. The buildings are beautifully and pleasantly situated in the centre of the farm, on the north side of the Row Spring—a never-failing stream which flows through the farm. The arrangements for watering stock are complete both for barn, yard and beads. The land will be sold entire or in two parcels to suit purchasers. Culberston's Row has long been noted for its excellent farms, and this one is said by good judges, to be the most desirable property In the Row. Persons wishing to view the premises before the day of sale, will call with either of the un dersigned residing in the borough of Orrstown. Terms made known on the day of sale at 1 o'clock, P, H. JOHN KYNER, W. H. ULAN, Executors. aug 26 taw U. AVALUABLE "'ABM IN SALISBURY TOWN7SHIP,AT PUBLIC SALE. WEDNEEIDAY, the 7111 day of OCTOBER, 1588, the undersigned will sell by pubLic vendue, on t he premises all that certain Plantation or Tract of Land, situate at "Bellevue," In Balls• bury township, Lancaster county, about of a mile west of the Gap, on ;the Pennsylvania Railroad, adjoining lands of George Green, Wm, Linvili, George H. Rutter, W. D. Hoar and others containing_ 62ACRES AND 07 PERCHES, more or less, with a large well-built, two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with basement Kitchen, 86 by 40 feet, SWISSEH. BARN, with stone Stabling, a Wash House. Hog Pen and other necessary out-buildings thereon. There is an excellent young Orchard of the most choice Fruit Trees, in prime bearing order, an excellent Spring of never falling water there on, and a running fountain at the house, and another at the barn. Excellent fences and other Impronements on the same. This property is one of the finest In its vi cinity, the land has been very recently limed, and is Ina high state of cultivation. The build. Inge are all good and convenient; the house having been used and °coupled for many years as a public house. If is In an excellent neigh borhood, convenient to mills, stores, saltools, churches, warehouses, ere, and offers great in ducements to any one wishing to purchase a fine farm or a beautiful and pleasant country residence, being one of the finest sites In the grand valley of Penile°, and but a quarter of a mile from the Railroad Depot at the Gap, Persons wishing to view the premises prior to the sale, will please call on Martin Green leaf residing thereon. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M., on said day, when attendance will be given and terms of sale made known by sop 2 Btw 351 GEORGE H. KINZER. ALE OF VALUADLE REAL ESTATE.— ° TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2211, 11388.—The undersigned, executor of John Zug, will offer at public sale, on the above day, on the prem ises, in South Middleton Lou nship, one mile East of Papertown, near Mtalen's lower paper mill, the following real °stare, to wit: No. 1. The Mansion Farm of deceased, con. taming 130 ACRES, more or less, having there on erected a Large Two-Story Brick. Mansion House, containing seven rooms and a kitchen, a Large Brick Bank Barn, Wagon Shed Corn Crib and other outbuildings. The land is in a high state of cultivation and under good fence. There is a Well of Good Water at the door and one at the barn, and there lean Orchard of Fine Apple, Peach, and other trees. "Mountain Creek " passes through the farm. .No. 2. Also, on the same day, on the premises adloining the former tract, a Fatal on the Carlisle and Hanover turnpike, at Paper town, containing 105 ACRE., nun,' or less, having thereon erected a Weatber•botrded House, e Large Brick Bank Barn, and other outbuild ings. "Mountain Creek " also passes through this tract affording a first-cless water power. Th.re Is a fine Young Orchard on this tract, ans the land is well cultivated and tinder good fence. Bath these, tracts are in the Immediate vicinity of Mt. Holly Springs. a section noted for the salubrity of its climate and visited annually by hundreds lu search of health, Sale to COMMOI3OO at 11 o'clock A. M. on sold duty, when terms will be made known lit! JACOB Z G, I 7/ Law 114) Executor of John Zug. punLlc SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. The subscriber as Executor of the last will and testament of Joseph Yates, deo'd, will oder atfpublio sale, in the town of Hancock, Wash. ington county, bid., on SATURDAY, OCTOBER Inu, 1868, all the real estate of which the said Joseph Yates, deed, seized, consisting of the following described tracts and parcels of land: THE VALUABLE FARM ou which the deceased at the time of his death resided. This farm Is situated about 1 mile oast of Hancock. immediately on the Chem peace and Ohio Canal, and Is one of the best BUSINESS LOCATIONS on the line from Cumberland to OeorgetoWn. The Farm contains about 365 ACRES OF LAND, to be ascertained by actual survey. The National Turnpike from Baltimore to Wheeling and Pittsburg passes through it, About 75 Acres of this tract is first-class POTOMAC BOTTOM LAND, unsurpassed for fertility by any land in the State. The balance consists of about 150 Acres of firstwate TIMBER LAND and gooci, upland. There Is ou the property a good BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with other necessary oat- bnildings. A FINE ORCHARD containing a variety of young and choice Fruit Trees around and about the Dwelling House, and a fine Spring and 2 Wells of Water con venlent to the Dw A LABORelling: BARN, 111 feet long by 47 feet wide and capable ;of ac• commodatine 50 head of horses and 130 head of cattle. The Barn is close to the canal, malting It convenient for the sale of every description of produce to boatmen right at the door. Also AN ISLAND IN TALE POTOMAC lying oppo ainingabont site the above described property, cont NINE ACRES. easy of access and of exceeding fertility.— also all the egnitible Interest of the Said de ceased, consisting or the undivided one-fifth of a tract of land adjoining the above de scribed property and containing about 15 ACRES OF LAND, more or less - being the same land now in pos session of John fsherard, and improved by a LOG DWELLING HOUSE and, Log Stable with a good Spring of water nearthe libutle.; • .' Twain or I.3aXialbe terms of sale will be one-third cash on the day Of sale, or ratification thereOf by tbe Orphane _Court of Washington county, and the balance In two eal annual payments, with interest from the day of sale, the purchaser giving notes for the deferred payments withapproved security, and on the final payments good and atifficient d.eed will be executedby.the Executor. • .. • • Fossession.of the first above described prop erty will begiven on the Lt day. of Apr% 1890. and the same Will be shown to persons deer, one of tnirchasing.bytheßxecutor resitting On the adjoining Win, or by MraohnsonStilweil residing on trreaxemises: .BAKB/M . BOWLES, ang2s-l i tdeatw , ..putpUtOrk akerittiltura, Ic T HEILE II 'No M A N U-B E - SO PIRMANENT AS R A W BONER, 1801 WIIIOII IS NADA 'VT .A. INT INT S RA W BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATES Warranted Perfectly Pnre and Free from Adnl- STANDARD GUARANTRED I Established at 'an egoellent Fertiliser, by years of 000stant use, and highly recom mended by all who have used It as a GREAT CROP PRODUCED. And permanent Improver of the sod W EVERY FARMER BIIOULD USE IT.•Vti VIZUFT & YOUNG ManulhaturiVe Agent, 22 SOUTH trIZARVEB, PHILADEILI'LLIA. eb 20 Factory at Wilmington, Del. 7mw 8 ita- FOR BALE BY ALL DEALERS. -V4 B OWEII•19 COMPLETE MANURE, MANUFACTORID IIY HENRY BOWER, CHEMIST, PHILADELPHIA. EMMEEIZI Super• Phosphate or Llme, Ammonia and WARRANTZDVAILL YROL ADULTICRATION This Manure contains all the elementa to produce Israel crops of all kinds, and Is highly recommended by all who have used lt, also by distinguished Chemists who have, by analysis, tested its qualities, Packed in Bags of WO pounds each, DIXON, BIIARPLEBB4 CO., SOLE AGENTS, 39 BOUTII WATER A 40 BOUTLIIDELAWARIC A v PHILADELPHIA. For galo:by WU. REYNOLDS, 70 South St., Btim M al ore, d. And by donlerg gonorally throughout thu country. [mop U lyw3o B AUGH'S COMIERCIAL BIANURFA TRADE MARK COMM BAUGH d; SONS, Philadelphia, NOBTO WESTERN FERTILIZINV CO., CHICAGO, Soto Manufacturer& PRICES. Baugh's Raw Bono Phosphate. Price, $5O per 2,000 lbs. Baugh's Chicago Bone Fertilizer Price, $5O per 2,000 lbs. Baugh's Chicago Blood Manure :Pries, S.O per $2,000 lbs. The above Manures are furnished In both bags and barrels, whichever customers prefer. .11 - 0-The In are nnllnrm In weight 160 ponnelm.-n6 The attention of Farmers tx especially direct ed to the fact that the sources of the ktaw Ma terial of which the above Manures are com posed, are 80 well under control that we can furnish them of strictly uniform quality and condition, and that they contain a larger per contage of ammonia than any other cities of manufacturctl manures lu the market. BAUGH A; SONS, 20 S. Delawnro Avenue, Philadelphia. NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZING CO., Cor. Lake At Lasalle Sts., Chicago, For Sale by SAMUEL HESS, Luncuetor, Pit. sir BAUGR'S COMMERCIAL MANURES may ho procured from dealers in any of the principal towns in the United Stater or Do. minion of Canada. (pin , 2l.lUmw 4 TO FARMERS! PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'. SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. The attention 01 Farmers and other consum ers of Fertilizers is invited to this Guano, an worthy of their,special notice. Ita use for sev eral years in Maryland, Virginia and other Southern States, for all crops, has given it a standard character for excellence unequalled by any other. It possesses all the quickness of Peruvian Guano with permanent qualities not found in that article. MU lbs. of this Guano are found more than equal to 8G) lbs of the befit Superphosphates. It ripen-stile wheat crop from flee to seven days earlier that the plaoiphales, which fact alone gives it incalculable advan tages. A liberal discount to dealers. For sale by JOIIN FL REESE df. 00., General Agents for Pacific Guano Co., 38 South Delaware Ave., Philad'a, mar 23 (tmwl2) And 71 South fit., Baltimore. M . GEISELMAN, 3u, & CO (Late BARD & GEIEIRLUAN,) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, WHISKEY, AU NO. 12f) Nonni BROAD STREET. PHILADELPHIA. all- Pr ompt 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 19 I=l FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE COM 21115810 N MBRCHANT 18 LASALLE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. Particular attention paid to the purchase of Grain and Produce for eastern orders. REFERENCES: Bnehong de Bro., Bankere Reading, Penna. Barnhart & Koch, Grain Dealers, Whitlock & Wallace, Com. Merehante, N. Y, City National Bank, Chicago, 111, apr 1 TRY THE ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE It is composed principally of the celebrated Guano from ALTA VELA, contains three per cent. of Ammonia, au amount sufficient to give activity to tho vege tation, and a large quantity of Soluble Bono Phosphate of Limo, together with Potash and Soda, the essential elements of a complete manure. Price SSO Per Ton. Bend fOr ap - Surphlet. Address THE ALFA VELA GUANO CO., aug 12 (kow32) 57 Broadway, New York NEWARK MACHINE WORKS THE DIAMOND STATE THRESHER AND CLEANER Wo call the attention of Farmers and others to our 1611120 VED DIAMOND STATE THRESHER AND CLEANER with Double acting SEPARATOR. The practical operation of these Machines is such as will warrant us in advising those in want of Threshers and Cleaners to examine aura before purchasing elsewhere. We build three sizes—No, 1, 3tl Inch cylinder. No, 2 1 00 inch cylinder. No. 3, 111 inch cylinder. qhey are of the best ma terials and workmanship and Warranted - to suit purchasers. Large or small powers can ho used to drive them, as desired. The sieves and shaker bottoms are made of galvanized sheet iron. They are unequalled In strength, capacity, durability and ease of running— doing their work rapidly and In the boatman. ner. The Machine is a model of simplicity In Its construction and operation, and the price of it below that of others in the market. The double shaker separates all the grain from the straw—rind the fan is unsurpassed as a Cleaner. Tho shoe undo! the Shaker can be easily de tached and the Machine used as a Thresher and Separator alone. We also manufacture Endless Chain Horse Powers—of which all the bearings for wheels are steel, making them run with great ease to the team. _ Aleo LiVRR POWERS. Bend for a Circular. cep 9 13tw38) CABMO a CO., Nowark Machine Works, Newark, Del giutubing, Ono tilting, &c. G AND YLOBIDIAG. Ijr JOHN DEANER is CO. No. 7 East King Street, with increased facilities, aro now pro pared to attend to all orders with promptness and dispatch. Having none but the best work. men employed, all work will be finished In a superior manner, and with all the modern im. provements. Copper Kettles and Wash Boilers, and all kinds of Copper Work for Breweries and Dis tilleries attended to with promptness. Having greatly enlarged this department, all orders can be filled forthwith. TIN ROOFS a SPOUTING Attended to In any part of the city and county. Furnaces, Heaters, Stoves, Ranges, and all modern Improvements for heating Churches, Halls, Parlors, Houses, so., 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 46 CO., No. 7 East Sing atreet, Lancaster, Pa. lan 841 w 1 VVIIING FOLKS ATTENTION! Now IS the time to get married. You can =dab your homes with STOVES, KETTLES PANS, TINWARE, and another neettaaarY ar titles in our lin OLD e GOODLOW PRICES. OLD FOLK'S, now Is the time for you to buy for the young . folks TINWARE to look like Biller; BRASS and. COPPER WARE to look like Gold. We have enlarged our business, and. can oder every Inducement to those who are now buying HOUSE STIERS. JOHN DEANER .5 CO., No. 7 East King street, Lancaster ./.a. Jan S4fw WROLZULE AND RETAIL FULDDLRN.T. • NOB 2 AND 2 LOW KING STRIG22_, Jan 10 LANCIASTEBZ,P.A. P \ CRAGE
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers