Lancaster intelligencer. (Lancaster [Pa.]) 1847-1922, October 07, 1868, Image 4

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THE 1110 . 14.11EVRE OW TUESDAY
TolorablY , Lome aleettop.....
y Compo sed ßabie s. of Boys, Women,
and
Not afore Than GOO Cant .and Grabtax
Voters in Me Procession.
•
FilingirNegro on Hand—He
Tile
or Wrote Radicals
and Robles Coll for
Grant ax.
The Mountain Labors and Brings Forth
Idolise.
For the past six weeks the Radicals of
Lancaster city and county have been prom
ising their friends and intimating to Demo
crats, thatthey Intended to hold in this city
a Grand Republican Mass Meeting, some
thing that would eclipse anything of the
kind ever held In this place. Their news
papers have been publishing earnest ap
peals to the Radical voters of the Old Guard
to come to the rescue and make an over
whelming demonstration. The _lnquirer,
Examiner and Express have in long and
ooneplelous editorials endeavored to per
sunde the Radicals of the county to come to
the aid of their desponding brethren in the
city and assist them in holding at least one
respectable Radical Meeting in Lancaster
during the present political campaign.
Eminent speakers from 'abroad ware
promised to address the meeting and every
inducement was offered to the Radicalsof
this county to appear in Lancaster on the
20th. The great day at length arrived and,
as the weather was very favorable, a larger
turn out than usual was expected from the
country. But whatever opinions may have
been formed as to the size of the meeting,
as the morning passed away, the elongated
countenances of the Radicals in the city
plainly Indicated how deeply they were
mortified by the smell attendance and little
enthusiasm manifested in comparison with
the Mass Meetings • hold during former
Presidential Campaigns. -
At about half-past 10 o'clock in the morn
ing, the different delegations having been
arranged in some sort of order, the motley
procession began to move. We had no dii
ficulty in obtaining a favorable position to
witness the procession as it passed down
North Queen street by the Examiner build
ing. No eager and dense crowd of specta
tors lined the sides of that public thorough
fare, a comparatively email number of men,
womenand children occupied the pavements
and in a few places the sides of the street
itself, while through these straggling lines
ofquiet and undemonstrative persons passed
the irregular line of buggies, wagons, some
men on foot, a much smaller number on
horseback, that constituted the groat turn
out of the Radical stronghold of Lancaster
county.
The number of voters in the whole pro•
cession did not exceed six hundred. Wagons ,
drawn by six horses In many instances con- '
tained not more than from two to four
voters, while the remainder of the load was
made up of boys and girls, who appeared to
enjoy themselves very much, and whose
shrill cries fur Grant (no one mentioned
Colfax,) made all the applause of the occa-
Bien. The time occupied by the procession
in passing a given point was exactly eight
minutes.
But a DOW feature was introduced into
this Radical procession which will cost the
Radical party many votes, not only in this
city, but also in the county, if the indignant
utterances of many Radicals, during the
procession and afterwards, aro any indica
tion how they will vote at the approaching
elections. The feature to which we refer
was that of having In p. prpninent position
upon ono of the wagon's a
LUSTY NEOIIO
who, with hat in hand, was loudly hurrah
ing for the Radical candidates. Ho was
seated with the whites, who appeared to ap
hreciate him highly, although wo noticed
e perspired freely and in all probability
gave out the not very agreeable odor pecu
liar to his race. Several other vet/roes in
other wagons participated with the whites
in tbo parade, but we noticed that wily ono,
while the procession past us, was cheering
with his white Radical brethren.
The Radicals practised the new tactics of
the Tanners Clubs in this Parade to perfoo•
Lion, with an improvement which the Club
of this city ought to introduce at their next
Torchlight Procession. The participants In
the procession were kept widely apart so as
to make the string of carriages and wagons
RS long as possible; sometimes a long dis
tance intervening between different Dele
gations. The improvement consists in leav
ing the procession at a certain point and
driving rapidly around by a back street to
Its rear join on and drive along as If the
route had never boon passed over before by
the dame party. Homo of the Rade. did
this thing yesterday In'such a manner that
they succeeded doubtless in imposing upon
the minds or loony on.ophigioniou
itndl
cnle from the country a Mae Impression of
the size of the Procession. This part atilt;
Programme being completed—the circus
havleg arrived and passed through town—
all adjourned until
THE AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
would take place on the oomnions in t h e
Northeastern portion of thu city. At this
place, at about 11MM - end two o'clock, a con
sidentblo crowd had collected on and about
the 'stand from which tho prominent speak
ers wore to address the meeting when
long lank, spindlo•mhanked, hypocritical
looking creature made his appearanco.
This interesting specimen of the Yankee
"(locum East" political scavonger,:whome
nose resembled a vulture's book and who
immodiatoly proceeded to Waco upon that
organ a huge pair of spectacles, announcod
himsolf as ono of the men ‘• who sings songs
for nothing and sells them tour for ten
cents." Ho said ho was Just from Mahn),
had boon through the war us a Hospital
Bummer or Stiller, and wanted to moll songs
and Writ a penny now that the war was
over. lie did not state that he was In
'single battle, old °cc:ours() never was in one.
Ho sung in an execrable voice a song, and
disposod of a large quantity of printed ones
to the hard listed farmers present at the rate
of only .1 for ton cants. Ono or two other
fellows or the same stripe were present and
they doubtless did a tolerably good busi
ness.
Tho arrival of Governor Ovary put an
to song selling, and the meeting was orga:
fluid by the appointment of Col..ltts. Myers,
President, and n long list of other officers.
In accepting the position of Chairman of
the meeting, Col. Myers stated, among
other things, that with the lamented Stevens,
wo proolitlin that all mon are born free and
equal and shall have equal civil as well as
religions rights. He then introduced Gov.
Cleary to the audience, who addressed them
at length on the war for the Union which is
now otter; the Governor thou settled the
financial question to his own satisfaction,
by stating Unit if each man in the United
States was worth $lOOO, his share of the
debt would be only $5O. The remainder of
his remarks were such us any third-rate
Republican lawyer can make at any coun
try, Grocery. The speech of the Governor
did not elicit much applause, either during
its delivery or at its conclusion, The ad
dress was 110 i by any means brilliant or
pointed but abounded in common place
expressions, arranged in an indifferent and
often inelegant manner.
The chairman of the Meeting then in
troduced General Killpatrick to the audi
ence, which was already beginning to grow
email as the lateness of the hour had com
pelled many of the persons present to leave
for their homes in the country. The Gen
eral makes but an Indifferent stump
speaker t his size and voice are both against
him. Nothing in his appearance indicates
him to be other than lie really Is—a very int
prudentand violent Radical stump speaker.
'Phore is nothing commanding or attractive
in his person, while the squeaking tones of
his voice are more calculated to repel than
to make proselytes. The General has evi
dently written out his speech, and he speaks
it liken school buy without uny regard to
fitness of time and place. He cotnnionecd
by welcoming his hearers front the moult
tains turd vuileyu of this comity to their vii
NV preen, etc. Hu then stated that "the
platiorin adopted by the New York
Dunmeratie UNIVI)Iiii011 WlO4 Ills ill%
suitable In I e elntratitor as the liret
&adoration of seueseion of South enrollee."
lie spoke at Length or his services during
the Into war end to Ono unacquainted with
Its history it would appear test tilt, whole
affair Ind bunt brought to it glorious ter•
initiation through the puissant arm anti
Wonderful brain of the spanker. tie Meted
that he (nu tioL spank ui his polio.' oppo
minim "1114 Democrats, hut in coloring to
them always made use or tint term thpper.
heads." Ito moreover said that his" Party
wouldn't ho tied down to paper law, and
that he would Inform the copperheads that
the Great Republienn party would Mange
the Conatintion,lllsllls alien as they want
ed.", After continuing on in this Manner
for Some tine the General m1,1114E10 the Re
publicane of this city and county " logo for
' the Copperheads like ton ton." This LAMM
pion of the God-and-Morality but •us.have
Peace-Party also advised his hearers that
[key should " wherever a copperhead shows
AO head crush it. Shortly after giving ex•
pronsion to this infamous sentiment which
the larger proportion of persons present—be
said to their credit—received with no murk
, of approval or conunendation the little ora•
tor subsided. Without waiting for the ad
journment of the Mooting or even to assist
in giving three feeble cheers the persons
present immediately loft the ground, and
thus ended the Grant and Colfax Campaign
Demonstration in Lancaster city and
county.
Gen. Daniel Sickles was not present, and
the only speeches made were those of which
we have already given a just and true syn
! opsis, The whole affair was a complete
failure but the greatest failure of the occa
sion was the speech of Kilpatrick. It con
tained nothing but the most violent abuse
of the Democracy and any person who
might have hitherto belonged to the Demo
?, ,oratio party and thought of supporting
'Otant at the approaching Presidential elec
tion would most assuredly after hearing
I : Kilpatrick's address become an enthusias
tic, advocate of Gov. Seymour.
•' :Hon. A. F. Stevens, of New Hampshire,
I.?..irnado a few remarks lust before the ad
-,,..joitrament of the Meeting, the only merit
-s of which consisted in their brletneas.
The Democracy of Pennsylvania have
• every reason, for congratulation that Gen.
Hilpattiok Is on the stump for the Radicals
la this State, we hope he may speak every
day between this and the lath of October,
'lO large audiences, composed like the one
'' he addressed here yesterday, to a large ex
,o.,tent of Democrats and conservative Re
,,,,publlcans, a series of speeches by such an
vi.:orator.would ensure beyond all peradven , !.
lure the success of the Democratic ticket In
• . ' 'this
,State - by a tremendone majority.
,
TILE °TILER STAND., ,
Gianni A. Grow of Penna., and.Sonator
Patterson of N. H., spoke at another stand
during the meeting. Grow spoke in his
usual style familiar to out readers'tutel dl
very poor style they know it to pray eriator
Patterson, a portly, large fazed, ghalted
and altogether a very respeotable old gen
tleman, applied himself to the Bond ques
tion. Fie favored their payment in gold and
made as plausible an argument as possible
in favor of this favorite measure of the New
England monopolists and manufacture B.—
Afterwards 0. J. Diokey, Esq., addressed
the crowd at this stand, Mitch _had by this
time tailed off to ten or fifteen persons. He
made a frantic , effort ,to get up a cheer. bat
most lamentably falling, het subsided, by
urging the whole fiftee'n,totb vigorously to
work as it was 'only ; by deeperate . efforts
that the Radical party could possibly ono
coed,
MEIETIDKI IN TKO kty.ESING.
Fulton Hall in the ederting'wes moder
ately filled, and the audlarice,was delight
fully entertained •by.a raving mailiati from
Baltimore, named R. Stockett Mathews,
who declared that the 'American . Poot , le.
would curse the memory of James Buchan!: •
an to all eternity, and seemed quite Weep
pointed that the sentiment did not elicit the
approval of his audienee; used to associate'
among the Plug Tigilea of Baltimore,' be
manifestly did not know how' to` ootidect
himself when he got among,even M decent
a people as the Republicans .of :Lancaster.
Aided bye square yard of white pooket-
handkerchief which be alternately waved
over hie head and trailed at his Opt, beauscoeded in getting off an immense amount
of.vltuporative talk ; at one time
be
and
Col. Dickey engaged In a dirty colloquy as
to the position of married men in the can
vass ; no ladles present; they don't go to
Republican meetings ; it is not safe.
Matthews was certainly very abusive and
foul; but great allowance must be made
for him ; he lives in a State where Repub
licans are . very scarce and must have a very
hard life of it. It was therefore natural that
when ho got into a Republican county he
should let out all the gall that was pent up
In him. We are really glad that the poor
fellow has had an opportunity to relieve
himself and we do not doubt that be felt as
well after it, us If he had taken a dose of
Compound Cathartic pills.
The intellectual and virtuous—God save
the mark—Kilpatrick followed Mathews,
talked for some time but as usual said noth
ing. Ho neglected to dilate upon his pleas
ant experience us Minister to n South
American Republic, or to dwell upon the
charms of the frail woman who was the
companion of his voyage and exile.
(rent Dleitrjet Democrat/C_ news 71006.
Ins; ni Alrkwood
The District Mass Meeting at Kirkwood
on Tuesday, September 20th, was much the
largest political gathering over seen in this
county outside of Lancaster city. The day
was delicious, ono of those Perfectly bright
and cloudless days which make our Au
tumns the most delightful season of the
year. Not a cloud was to be eeen in the
sky from morning until night. The at
mosphere was almost as balmy as In
early Juno, and a delightful breeze pre
vented the heat of the sun from being felt.
When we arrived on the ground at 10
o'clock hundreds of carriages wore already
ranged about the stand, and iu them sat
many fair ladies who graced the occasion
by their presence. This section of Lancas
ter county boasts the most intelligent por
tion of its country population. The de
scendants of the old Scotch Irish pioneers
still dwell on the lands which were settled
by their fathers. They are great readers,
and have a remarkable fondness for public
discussion. They take no man's mere ipso
digit for anything, but insist upon having
reasons given before they will accept the
tenets orally religious sect or political party.
The result is that through all the lower
townships of Lancaster county the Demo
cratic party Is very strong, being dominant
in some, while the rest are almost evenly
balanced.
Great as was the crowd on the ground
when we arrived at Kirkwood tho delega
tions were not all In, and shortly after Bort,
Salisbury and Sudsbury came with a pro
cession of wagons, carriages and horsemen
over a mile long. They bore elegant flogs
in largo numbere and banners with appro
end telling inscriptions. One of the most
marked features was alarm) wagon elegant
ly fitted up, canopied with evergreens and
festooned with flowers in which rode a bevy
of beautiful young ladles, each ono the rep
resentative of a State. They carried flags
and were greeted with enthusiastic cheers.
The shad was elegantly decorated, being
draped with wreaths of intermingled ever
greens and (lowers. It was largo and well
constructed. The only mistake made was
in erecting it in a field instead of in the fine
grove in the vicinity. 'The change was
made on account of the continued wet
weather, which bad made the woods quite
damp. Those who have charge of the erec
tion of stands on such occasions should welt
until the morning of the mooting before
putting them up, and then they should so
place them as to have the wind blow front
the (monitor toward the audience. Few men
enn speak loud enough to lie heard by a
large erowd with t h e wind against them,
and the stringent voices may be broken up
In an allrempt to do CO.
At 11 o'clock the Meeting wan organized
by the uppointment of the following unl
earn :
President—Dr, John A. Morrison, of
Chester county.
Vies Presidents—lenao Wilson, Themes
Wright, B. S. Patterson, of Little Britain
twp.; John limaings, R. C. Edwards, Dtal
Lefever, James Steel, Eng., of Drumoro
twp.; D. D. Swift, Jeremiah Brown, Isaac
'Towson, of Fulton twp.; Robert Mont
gotnory, D. D. Hess, of Eden twp.; John
Tweed, John Hildebrand, Joseph Reed, of
Providence twp.; . R. I'. Spencer, Benj. B.
Grinder, Franklin Clark, John P. Kilburn,
of Strasburg ; Joel L. Lightner, Jacob Brun,
of Paradise twp.; 11. S. Horns, lirisbon
Sidles, of Salisbury twp.; John D. Llarraz ,
hum Walker, of Sadebury twp.; Dr. John
Martin, Harrison Graham, Adam Banter,
of Ilnrt twp.; Josiah Boyer, Dr. George T.
Dare, Dr. James P. Andrews, Andrew
Stewart, of Colerain twp.; Wm. MeCanna,
of Sadsitury, Chester county ; Joseph P.
Walton, John Giltillan, of West Fallow
fl el a ; Jacob Fox, Esq., Abram Peters, Geo.
Ross, of Upper Oxford twp.; Capt. John
Miller, Joseph Martell, Samuel Whiteside,
Dr. S. F. Neely, of Lower Oxford; Dr. 11,
Barton, George Marshall, Samuel (lope, of
Oxford borough.
Secretaries—William Spear, of Oxford;
Edwin Garrett, Sadabury twp.
Financial Committee—Jas. Turner Jae.
B Whitt.
George
B. S. Patterson, Joseph
George Nauman, Esq., was the first
speaker, and proceeded to discuss the issues
of the day in en able and eloquent meaner,
710 was interrupted by the arrival of dele
gations, and the meeting was adjourned
until afternoon before he concluded. After
dinner he resumed his speech, which was
received with frequent outbursts of up
planse.
Judge Findley, formerly a citizen of Lan
caster, but now of Philadelphia, was then
introduced, and spoke In a tolling manner
for mom than an hour. His speech was
argumentative, and abounded in strong
points.
H. G. Smith, Esq., was the next speaker,
end he was followed In a few remarks by
B. G. Herr, Esq. and Robert 'Mendenhall.
Thu sun was fast declining when the
meeting broke up. The crowd present
could not have numbered much less than
three thousand people. It was as large, if
not larger than the great Radical Mass
Mooting held in Lancaster city on the same
day. The best of order prevailed. A mark
ed feature was the presence of many con
servative and thoughtful men who have
heretofore acted with the Republican party.
They listened attentively and seemed to be
impressed by what they heard. The 'nest
ing was in all respects a splendid success.
The Fulton Cornet nd,'under the leader-
Fillip of that sterling Democrat Dr. B. F.
Sides famished excellent music on the
occasion.
Tun CAmomout.—Orand Torchlight Pro•
cession in York..—On Monday averting, the
gOth ult., it magnificent and I In posing torch
light, proaumulon occurred 111 the borough of
York. A correspondonti,ltiformo no that the
evening woo all that could ho ivishod for,
and according to 'micro ouch 011111 toot In
tholr Club Itannin and from thence pro.
corded lo Contra Squitro, whom it largo lad
boatitiltil Seymour anti 111111 r Ilag Ivan
thrown to tho broom. Tha procossion then
formed and paraded Ihtuugh rho Turlnalpal
streets, Thu crowd porsono, who wit•
noised the parade, woo Minimise rho cm-
Muldoon' wan wiry groat and tha ultimata
dam.' or the lit rdiDatnoarnay of York worn
inure' titan rooked, A mooting wan them
organizod In the liquor° by the eduction of
A, Olosobronnor, an prosidliag ofll
- After tt few appropriato romorka by
the, President, the fun. Ohre. A, Eldridge'
and the }lon, lionJamin M. Iloyor addromied
the mooting. 'rho addremoes of those able
men worn liotatual to with much attention
and freatountly elicited groat applauso from
Iho largo unehunco,
York county Is olive' with enthusiasm nod
tomato to roll up ono of the old fashioned
maloritlen for our candidates In Oetobor,
and a otill larger ono in November. "Lot
an Lave Peace."
Organisation of a Delbourutle Club al
Maytount.—A. Sop:lour end Blair Club WWI
organized lit Idnytown, thlu county, on the
25th ult. The following poruonm wore
elochul otlleorm :
Preultlunt—J. S. Routh.
Vico Promldent—John Fritz.
Secretary—Thos. J. Albright.
Assistant Secretary—S. L, Jacobs.
Corresponding Secretary—W. S. Barr.
Treasurer—Henry Hommel.
Sergeant-at-Arms—P.l3. Routh.
W. S. Barr, Si L. Jacobs and Thos. .1,
Albright were appointed a committee to
draft a constitution and bylaws for the As
sociation.
On motion J. L. Jacobs was elected to
serve as a member of the County Commit
tee in place of H. L. Jucobs, who has re
moved to Indiana.
Addresses were delivered by T. J. Al
bright, J. L. Jacobs and W. S. Barr, after
which the club adjourned. The club will
meet every Friday evening.
The Democracy of Maytown are thor
oughly organized, and they will give a good
account of themselves in October, and a
still better ono in November.
Mewling of Democratic Club al Elizabeth
town—The Democratic •Club of Eliabeth
town borough, West Donegal and Mount
Joy townships met on Saturday. the 211th
ult., at Friendship Hall in Elizabethtown.
The attendance was very largo, and seven
more names won added to the long list of
Democratic voters. Mr. J. G. Price deliv
ered a very able address to the Club; ho
srkeof thegcod pro spectscfa
Democratic
vatory andu p o erfu and
manner discussed the great questions of the
day, and eloquently demonstrated that a
re-union of the States under the Constitu
tion was essential to our' future peace and
prosperity as a nation: Ms remarks were
frequently interrupted 'by loud shouts of
applause.
refay. Tstori.-r The Millersville dam:
getlarf.Ort. dish return hontaroin the Rad.k
tualAikastfeeting tore' down arid lOrried
p the barber pole of .Tobri Shindies s for
er resident of the Eighth Ward- of this'
01ty.. - To have dwelt 'in 'the same locality'
wheat° the score of tors • ate reported to
have come who whipped: the'Radical Matte'
Meeting of " twenty thousand." (those are
the figures of the.rfr• pre-sal was deemed ant
Solent to excuse this roost valorous outrage.
Mr. Randle. was absent from home at the
time. Had he been aborit the hundred val=
' orous Rads. wonld not have dared to touch
the pole, brit would have gone sneaking by
his house with bated breath and trembling:
hearth.
. ;AI'ETIMECZN,TA.MION Wit FIFO! ' '
very intereetlng• jpresentation took place on
Tuesday at the Engine House of the Union
Statue Fire Engine and Forcing Hose Com
pany,'NO;•l, of this city, that of a handsome
fire badge to Vol: Thomas Thurlo, Chief En
&Leer- or Atte Conipany. It was presented,
by S. A. Wylie, Esq., in a very neat speoch,
and was received with a fitting response by
the. COlonel himself, The badge is made of
solid; gold, round In shape, and contains in
colorer , an:. imitation of the Company's
Steamer In the centre. Above the steamer
is. 'the Words "Chief Engineer. Thomas
belOw "Unit= Fire CO., No. 1."
The reverie , aide contains the following :
" Presented by members of the Company."
The badge was gotten np by Messrs.
Biggs and' Benj. F. Hegener, and the design
was prepared by Mr. A. M. Zahm. It is a
very pretty and neat badge, and reflects
credit on the taste displayed by the young
gentlemen who got theaffair up. The Com
pany present adjourned after the ceremon
ies to a fine collation.
NATIONAL AGRICITLTIIIIIST 41.1 D
.—T FAUN
JOURNALbIa Monthly, priblished at
Pittsburg, Pa., by J. M. tt: G. D. Koester,
comes to tls for October richly laden with
interesting matter for the agriculturalist. 'lt
is increasing in value and should bo In thd
bands of every farmer ; there is no hatter
periodical for farmers in the whole country..
We notice that in this number they offer
some flue premiums to those, who will ob:r
lain subscribers and they have so arranged
it that none need work for nothing.. No
better publication of its °lass exits, it is
strictly an agricultural paper, it is plain
and practical, no ono can do without Rafter
taking it - once. Those who subscribe now
get the extra numbers of this year free.
Price $1 per annum, five copies $4, or :30
copies for 826. Specimen copies are sent to
those wishing to act as agents.
A FINE TEAM.—In the long procession
of the Radicals on Tuesday, which consisted
principally of women, children, negeoee,
Gorses and "dogs," we noticed but one real
ly fine team. That was owned by Mr.
Diana L. Royer, of Lincoln, Ephrata town
ship, and consisted of six handsome mules,
perfect matches in size and color, were
driven by a white man, attended by two
negroes as waiters, and had a tannery on
the wagon in operation. This team was
generally admired.
HUGE SWEST Poiwrok.—We were pro
Dented last week by Mrs. Robert Elliott,
a huge Dfmooratio sweet potato which was
raised by Mr. Elliott on the farm of Mr.
John King, lime burner, in Upper Leacock
township. It weighs Li pounds, and is the
largest we have over seen.
COLUMBIA AFFAIIIB.-WO clip the follow
ing Items of local interest from the Spy
The Susquehanna river has swollen con
siderably since Sunday evening, and the
water is gradually encroaching upon the
wharves of our lumbermen.
A daily feat freight line has been placed
on the Reading and Columbia Railroad be
tween this place and Now York. This ar
rangement will prove of incalculable ad
vantage to the business public,
On Monday morning Thomas Cratty, a
school boy, son of Michael ()ratty, while
riding upon it seagull, bad his leg lacerated
by Its getting caught between the wheel and
coupling pole, when in the act of turning.
It occurred near Henry Clay furnace. Dr.
Murphy dressed the wound.
On Saturday last a match {acme of base
ball canto on' between the Fairplay cud
Washington Institute clubs of Columbia.
Only eight Innings were played. The gams
resulted in favor of the former club, by a
score of 97 to 15 Twelve home runs were
made by the Fairplay.
(rotate.
QOllO !RUN MILL FOR NALE.--A COM.
Plots &pennant; (or manufacturing Idorg.
bum, Including Homo Power, 'Panne, Pane, ac,
line boon limed only one season and le na good
am new. Will be mold very low, theproaeut
owner having no me for It. Enquire. of
.1011:*I MONTEITH,
Marti° Twp., 2 m Hoe coolie of Martinville.
angit LW 311.
Pnxvis.Tsc
ottani ut prl vat[' sale, a Tract or ['boot II
AOhNli Or LAND, more or less, with a largo
two story BRICK IlUlll4ll, horn and other
Improve:runts thrower, fronting . on Ilia Now
Holland turnpike, adjoining lauds of Marlin
11, Wohltur, brush Batten and othuni, In Upper
Lancook township. The 1,1111(.11pp, funoes,
loul laud oru oil In good tokur, Pot totals
apply to liAltU,
sup atwollti
HIVATE MALE OP VALUABLE CITY
Y, fronting al loot OA Inches on
trustnut street, between North Queen and
Dulcu streets, Lancaster, Pe. A splendid busi
ness Omni, bang one of the remit public) places
In Lancaster. It la at present occupied UN a
Foundry and Ma/Mine sbop by Landis & 00.,
and holing extended their busbies. and for
Want of room Ware obliged to build elsewhere.
For further particulars enquire ot LANDIS
CO., at that Piero. (Hop 21 t fdsw
vAjorrAuLt: lIE ENTATS
1(4 IS AT t I L
RIVEATE 1. .SATE LI. ,
P
The uudersigned otters for sale
FIVE ACHES ON' LAND,
situated at Millersville, within s short, distance
01 the Normal School, having 01 ort ed thereon
a large anti commodious two-story BRICK
DWIL'LLINO HOUSE, 45 feet front, by Ile loot
back, with a Back Bo Milne, all roofed with
slate, a frame Wash House, large Stable, and
other outbuildings. There In a lino cellar outer
the whole house. There are two Wells of Ex
cellent \Valor end a tine young Orchard In good
bearing condltlon or the Komi/lee.
If desired the property will be Hold In porte.
No. 1, conelein 0(2% ACRES with improve
mente, and the balance In lola to cult tau-
Pee...melon will be given on January lot, 1010,
if desired,
Part of the purchase money will be allowed
to remain In the property, if desired.
This property is valuable en account of loca•
Lion, the house being large enough fora dwel..
ling and tiny ordinary business. The (011000
I are in good coedit lon, and the properly in its
arrangements Imd condhlnu ell 1 hot could he
desired.
If not sold before Oetober dint It will be dis
posed of at public stile on I. lvd, day at tile Hotel
of Joseph K notivell in Millereville.
Persons desiring to view the property will
cell ou tile undersignott.
sopls &mt.:dew ABRAHAM PETERS.
Dardwast, afitoutO, ag.
S TOVInn I FITOVIDI !
The Vim Ll* . Ivan la Pilling Itrium Mtotic, Iron
Cyllutler—tutu !writ ',upon tif the Moil 11111110
market, at it
Ilitrilwarotitore,
North Queen iitroot.
r 1114.5 41111CA'r EAktill't ICM COOKIIVILI
o'POVE nt,loilltsd by all who use thorn to
b the bent 00011t,g sLove they Cod . used for
HIIIO et ILUSSELIN.
miter. Grviverte M0V.719 OLIIIIVT
PARLOR STOV E. A porpeteal burner,
very ornamental, requ teen to be final but oue.e
dnrlng the nettmon, math lug If regular beat all
the time, requiring Hale foul for amount of
butt produeed, and warranted to give entire
nittleinetlen. For Hale at
fl it EAT VA RI MY OF WCOV AN
%jr,Cook lug mtovem, ittu,goni and Dining Dmgn
Stovex. For Hutu nt
CALF. 11.1 , 1 1 01F,LA nil D MIRE T
bent molortmout of Woven In Lunanntoe.
THEIIEPII I III4r nA lag tt matt mar,
I'LAUI HTOVE lur otitlo uL
neoll.lwdalinsV ItUBmICUB.
Souse gurntolttug 60140, itr.
L wpm ritisriemiNlAM 44444 011/M.
1 , 1.1•A(31 II It:A . l'l.l4A, Movorol 1411
Loly A C. I,IN N t• 1
VIII'111. 1 i 1 1111P .1 " , .‘o
N , /, II ltiieuti al yowl
13i1111,1111 1111,1,'1'IGliN 'l' II 11104'1' IN
.11. Lim ninrltnt, ut A C. IeI.INN
No. II Pon 114 t/tunnt ntrunt.
JORI'R,\IILM. 11 EA 1171/1 FOR IJ/11.1,11111,
unpin! In Gil vlutivod IVOII, 111111 II enturx And,
n Brink. nt A. 11.1NN,
No. II Norlli ttueon ',trout.
- - -
W 11 1 ,01 .1 11 sioomm IVALIIED WITI
1. real' iii.llol Air by 1110411 M ofuncilitove
A. C. FLINN' ,
No. 11 North Como litrui.,t.
DANIS BUILLNIVICI MAGAZINE wrovirm
VIII n flue variety and itt the iuwext rittra, at
A. C. FIJINN'I4,
No. II North Qtthoa Rl,roul
Krt•HEll n 4.140104. AND
to bo walled Ili—tilx 1(Int
U. ln, n
F t
A. LINNS,
No. tl North Queen strait.
DIIIVIONAL ATTE:IIIOff GIVrN To
Hotting of togars,aue, a., In wn
or country, and saisfactn uarnteed ty
A. C.
No. 11 North Queen street.
TrllllF ININV AsIMORTMEFT OF GAR
OfIANDELIEIIii, AND COAL OIL LAMPS
In the elty, at A. O. PIA NN.rt,
No. 11 North Queen street.
1) r. RSONN DESIRING el:rung On
1 Witter PI pe, Hydraulic Ham &0., earl lind
the beet threortinent ()amide of Philadelphia at
A. C. PLINN'eI
Holm Purnlshing Store,
No. 11 North Queou street,
?TIRE FIN mar ARNO wrn ZNT Or rIRPIT
quality 13111 TA N NIA WARE In the oily,
At A. O. FLANN'eI,
eep 10 trd.lovl No. 11 North Queen street.
PIRTILLERA ARIA INVITED TO F.R•
amine Mr. Jacob Springer's Improved
ent Whiskey Doubler by which the greatest
advantages to Instillation are obtained. Call
.or wham++, A. C. FLINN'S
House Furnishing Store,
No. It North Queen street,
Lancaster. Penult
Icor r En no rut -mu:writs KErrLEs,
Whirkey and Coiner Work of all
uda made up.wlth dirpatch at
A. O. FLINN'S
.11onea.Furnlettlug Store,
.go, II North Queen street,
Laureate?. Pa.
FSTRAY SHEEP.—GAME TO TEE
premises of Jacottliusser; Jr., Penn twp.,
iIRICE WHITE aIIEBP, one of Mein . a Ewe
and the other two Wethers With horn,. The
owner can have the eame by proving property
and paying expenses, otherwise they Will be
disposed or according to law.
sop 311 Stow 301 JACOB DUBBER,
tOti
,tro,t •
stc..4o aunts
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MIITROPOLITAN (4IF? COMM
I'itmll 11.11f114:t0:l II 0 11111011111 of 8200,11041
EILI"I'ICKET DRAWS A PR IZI.
lWTThhl'Hlfl
• r.
0
" 25
Jo Elegant Itonewood Pianos. Each VlOO to 11:210
" Melo(loonv.. " 75 to 150
ISO Sewing Machines (10 to 175
1150 Nlneleal Boxes " 25 to 200
200 Fine ()old Walehos ...... 76 to SOO
750 Flue Silver Watt,!we " 50 to 50
Fine Ott Pitlnilugn, Frtuned Engravings, Sil
ver Wnre, Photograph alburne, and n large
assortment of Fine Gold Jewelry, In all
valued nt et,000,000.
A Chance to Draw any of the above
Prizes by purchaeing a Battiest Ticket fur 2ff
ets. l leketa describing each Prise arc scaled
In Envelopes and thoroughly mixed. On re
ceipt of '. O eta. a Sealed TYckel will he drawn
without choice and delivered nt our °Moe, or
Beaty mall to any address, The prize named
upon it will ho delivered to the ticket-holder
on payment of one dollar. Prizes will be
Immediately sent to any address, 0.31 requested,
by express or return mall.
lon will know what your Prize Is
before yon pay for It. Any prize may be ex
changed for another of 17,0 same value. flo
Blanks.
tra__Our patrons can depend on fair deallag.
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from the many who have lately drawn Valu
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lish them;
14.'1'. Wltitles. Buffalo, N. V., 81,000; Mna Au.
uie Monroe,t (Inman°, 111., Piano, valued at
88.80; Robert Jackson, Dubuque, ;lowa, Gold
Watch, 8280; Philip McCarthy Louisville, Ky.,
Diamond Cluster 11Ing, $000; a . A. Patterson,
Now Bedford, Mass., e 0 Ivor Ten Set, 9175; Miss
Emma We'worth Milwaukee, Win., Yiano,
£5OO ; Rev. T. \V. Pitt Llevolanti, Ohio, Melo
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theta a fair dealing ilrin."—N. 2'. Are'read, Feb.
28, 1808.
"Last week a friend of ours drown 8500 prize,
WlllOll was proiliptly rcoelYttl."—Da4 Ncwa,
Mar. 3, 18118.
send for circular giving many more referon
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All letters should ho addressed to
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U. 8. to Hell our immense list of
nearly IMO tiDrurent. 1300E8, LIII3LE3 and
PHoTt.GRAPH. ALBUMS, EVery family
scants something from It. Catalogues Dll . -
111-1108 free on application, and hooks sent
poet•pald to any ...mimes on reeolpt of price.
Canvassing books cootoilulag the ilit with
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headings for enrolling a let of names, sent
tree to any ono on receipt of &b mats. Anybody
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RU,SEL'S
Hard warn Store
ilthiBEL'B,
ST. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
t)7 AILItOAD CIVIPANIPPI Nevem per cent,
J' Ilret Mortgngo Bonds, February and A uguot
Uotipone, Thu eamings of the completed rood
to Pilot, Knob are now more then the Intercut
on the entire dim Igloo, The pr0w...1/tot these
Bomb! ore otlther/ to the mecurlty every day,
Over 88,000,000 nave noun orient On the property,
and not over 821atle,P10 of beanie homed time for,
The !tonal antly loon ening %rattle of carrying
(Mil, with the pro.peut of controlling the
(revel from Mt. Louis to the klouthern !lintel!,
Onntlnntlo revenue. The Weeder!!
mate I 0 of the !dock for hivretroerg, and nro
terantud to enrich the property us well Ile to
Tilt**. A 1,1,KN, Pronident, Louie, Mo.
We, tile maim loaned, enrdially ream mond
theme Nevem per cent. tuortgege betide, of the
Ht. Louie find Iron M 1,004111 Rellrood, en n
good seunrlty. The revenue of Om reel will 110
large, mid the ralm Inlet: talon of the antra of
the Uountatity In In capable end experlenapd
halide, and to Ml[llloll to the greoteet 0013th
donne rif the ulblln
JAMMAP M. TIMM An. Mayor of 4t, Lome,
JOHN .1. HOE, Prne't bt Luuni Iherither of
C 0111111.1 1 .0.
E. W. MOE Pula HI. Lou ht Hoard of Vali
HA R TONEATEN, Prrket North iSthirmn,l
rood
H. t TTON, l'ruiet at. Bank of tha MAW
of Mo.
VM. L. FAV/NG, t'rea't of the 'M. r, N. H. of HI,
Loofa,
MO. It. REA. Prem.t e cot ill Bat,. Bank fa
Laulti
am. Chlor Eng. St. LARIIII & In,
13rldao Co.
W. TAYLOR, Proril Pacific Railroad (ol
o.)
W M M. rmisiro, prom , t Trudorli . Hoak, HI. I (Milk
JOHN LIONRE RO tT. N, Bnnli, Ht
AI)OLPIIUH Vlae•Preu'L U. Prtelllo
Ltni!way.
ROBERT ESA W/11, Pres'i Ovrinautinvinise In.
KULutlou..
Coupons pays hie In the city of New York. A
limited number of the above named Bonds for
sale at Eighty-live. Parties ]lying 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, as.in our opinion, a very
desirable investment, destlued to rank as a
first•elass security. Descriptive Pamphlets,
Maps and Information can he had on applica
tion to TOWNSEND, WHELEN & CO., No, 809
Walnut street, Philadelphia, Agents of the St.
Louis and Iron, Mountain It. R. Co.
Philadelphia references:—Cambria Iron Co.;
Paw, Bacon & Co.; Thoa. A. Diddle& Co.
ALi. Wanting employment can have arpod
business by addressing DAVIS & SfiO
772 tiensom street. Phila.
LIPPINCOTT h BAREWELLII
PATENT U HOUND, PATENT TEMPER
L-IPP.INOOTT!‘t CO.'S
.olrenlar Sawa of one temper over the Whole
plate. Malay. Mill, Cross. Cut and Gang. Equal
to any- mtule In the 'world. For sale by all
dealemand themakera.
LIPPINOOTT & BAKEWELL,
Yltleburgh,
g= NED Inxigyial 'llamas!
Rentnehn and Mbrieuel Lotteries;
Sent and,latarmairen....i,..,
NO.
.P 00 . 0 . 1 41, 6 Box; 4260 • ' •
I.lrboli 110,0 U)
5,11(
.. 1,04YJ
LEANS'ER. WILSON A
17l Ernadwa. , N. T
CIRCULAR SAWS,
MECO
CAST STEEL SAWS.
tard-141161 r, diztal•N'Eful "MLY
B Ulo ?let WI L A B PU;
seal pages on the whole , subject.; Dr:
Whittler. : confidential phYsiolarts err St-
Charles at.. 'St. Lads,: 210._ , stands _pre.gml
nently abcrve others in his epedality. No.
spatter who felled, state your awe. Patients
.ftkated es mail In every Meta,
ED , JACKET
Names—Front reports and letters reoelvad:
T,Your Axe Inbound to be Tux AXE. '
!L It Will cut 25 per cent. better,. •• • • -
lIL My brother beat mie arm In' the War; but
with your Axe he can cut as well as any one
else can.
IV:ILL could not get another, tweedy-Ave
($l6) dollars would not bay it.
V. It will out hoop poles better than any .
other Axe. .
. .
- • -- •
.FI. I would not be without It fop anythicig.
For sale by all responsible dealers, and the
makers,
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
Pittsburg, Pa., Bole Owners of the Patent&
THE 6BIGINAL
ONE DOLLAR BROKER STORE
Isinbllobed In iBe4
Oar stock, consisting of every 'variety of
DAY AND FANCY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
SILVER PLATED WARE,
WOOLEN AND HEMP CARPETINOD.
STILA.V7 MATTINGS,ffIid
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
15 of our own importation, or purchased di
redly from the Manufacturers In large quan
titles.
42r We were the Orbit to commence the
mole of goods on the Polnlnr plan of '
ONE DOLL AR
FOR EA.CII ARTICLE
Our Stales for the last tnelve months
have been about one million dollars. '
Kir Our business has been decided by the
Courts of this State and by the United States
authorities not to be a Lottery, or a Gift En
t ev e r r is m e li b o u i t ut i e:t g i o la r r ar o e
125 a usi seleciton
of one of the tellowing articles: 20yds. Brown
or Blenched ShOeting, superior quality. Pop
lin or Alpaca Dress pattern. Wool Square
Shawl. 2% yards Doeskin. An 8 Day Clock,
Seth Thomas' make. 1 pr. Bent's Calf Boots.
Whiteetiarsellles Quilt. silver Plated Chased
Castor with 0 bottlrs. A Morocco Photograph
Albrim, 100 piot ures. 3 yards 6-1 Wool Cloth,
Silver Plated Cake Basket. 30 yards Brown or
Bleached Sheeting, common quality. Also,
printed notices of 00 articles, for sale at 81 for
each article, comprising a variety of articles
usually sold at retail prices:from $1.50 to $5
for each article.
For a Club of 0310, a selection of one of tho
following articles:--40 yards Brown or
Bleached Sheeting, superior quality. Dress
pattern, price, SW. Wool Long Shawl.
Brocha Long Shawl. Two yards Black
German Broad Cloth. Common Sense
Sewing Machina, price I:llB—(these machines
will hem stitch, tell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid, and embroider, ln a most ri.Terlor man
ner.) Gents' or Ladles' Silver Limiting Case
Watch now. 25 yards Hemp Carpeting. 8
yardsßeaver Cloth. 0;5 yards gond Doeskin.
Silver-plated Ice Pitcher. 0 yards Wood Cloth,
double width. 1 pair superior Blankets. 72
yards Brown or Bleached Sheeting, common
quality, and 12) printed notices of articles for
sale at SI each, oomprisiug a variety of art:cies
usually sold at retail from $1 r.O to 810 for each
article.
N. We hereby inform the public that
1 we are not connected with any of
cue G f 3. t
Enterprise One Dollar Concerns
in this city, All concorne offering a (lift, Pro.
mium, or any article free of cost to Agent, or
to any one, are in direct violation of the laws
against Lottery. We have information, from
reliable authority, that all GOD Concerns in
this City will be closed up by the Mate
Pollee.
In_ FOR
BEN D FOR OUR WIWI:LARS. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
Send a Draft, Ponta' Hour) Order, or
Regletered Letter.
Be burl) and dlreet your lettere to
ANDREWS et:
100 !SUNBURY STREET,
BOSTON, MASS.
$350 Per Month guaronteca, Sure pay.
Agents wanted nntnedlatoly ovory•
w ore to soil our Patrnt Kverlaging WhililiWira
Clotho& Lines, Coll at or othlrolis too (IIItA NU
Pollodolplilo, Po.
R2OO
pariloulara free. I+lx tin I oduournonto to ox.
portonool Agqora W, Call on or mitlrow; W. U.
WILSON ;:tc CO., Cliveland, 0.; Hootou, Masa.,
or St. Louie, Mo,
IT la conceded that the great Mimi lilt.
tars has mastered more illnesses, both acute
and chronic, than any bitter tunic in the
known world. It has cured Cholera, the worst
forms of Fevers, Pneumonia, Liver and Heart
disease, Chronic Dlarrhma, Dyspepsia, Rhea.
madam Sick Headache, and will cure any dip
ease arising from a disordertil state of the
blood. It is recommended by Governors of
Stales, Members of Congress, distinguished di.
vines and physicians, and the proprietor can
show more sworn certificates of cures than any
oilier Bitters infiuufaeful ere in America. Bend
for a circular, and read them. sum by drug.
gists and dealers generally. BERRY, BRICK.
SEM & CO., wholesa a liquor dealers, sole
Agents for Western' States, Chicago , Ili. F.
REUTER et Co., Bole Proprietors, 6 North Front
street, Philadelphia.
WE SELL FOR OAK DOLLAR.
n OLD and Silver Watched, Sowing Ma
%.,lr chines, Silk Dram Patturna, Carpetines
Dorneatio Gooch ha
CIRCULARS BENT FREE,
- - - -
giving full particulars, or ten chocks Bent for
Ono Dollar, tleacrlaing ten different articles,
which we will 801 l for
UNE DOLLAR EACH.
t‘plemlld Inducements offered In Auto.bi
te nding 1111 Clubs. Address
LABONTE & BABBITT,
No. &I Sunbury St., Boston, MtIAP,
DB. WHITTIER,
617 Irt. Charles Street, St. Lents, allo
WHO treats confidentially all delicate, ln•
tricate and long etandlug complaints,
publishes a pamphlet which should be read by
every young man In America. Send two
stamps. Patients everywhere. State your
OSIIIIO.
gteal Boticts.
STATE OF MEL ANN WILSON, LATE
_CA of Drumore township, deed.—Letters of
Administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto, are requested to make Imme
diate settlement, and those having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing In Yid township. •
JOSHUA WILSON,
Administrator.
auglo.otw33
AIIDIT NOTICE.—ESTATE OF
Elizabeth Hese, lute of Lancaster city,
d.—The undersigned Auditor, appointed to
distribute the balance remaining in the hands
of William B. Wiley, Esq., Executor of mid
estate, to and among those legally entitled to
the lame, will sit for that pupas° on FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 11th, 10118, at 2 o'clock, P. AL, in the
Library Room of the Court House, In tile City
of Lancaster, where all portions interested in
said dietribntion may attend.
imp 7 4Lw 131 WM. S. AAIWEU, Auditor.
IVIVTICS 'fir THIS Writ Ite Alin 1,7:6A1,
ropresentitivei of Henry linytior, late or
NVarwick township, Lancaster county, Pa.,
decettecd,—You ere hereby notified that by
virtue of an Order of the Orphans' Court of
Lancaster county to tne directed, I will hold
nu Inquoit to &livid° pert or video the rend
exlatoof Heorylinvder, deemtned, on FRIDAY,
Ulu dny of OCTOBER, 18118, fit t o'clock,
Id., on Lilo preininom, In Warwick, twp„ Lump
Ler °aunty, re., when and whom you tinny iti•
thud if you thinit proper,
J, F,
M it Rill vire Orrice, Lnueuter, Nip, liard, MUM,
mop ilu iltW
Ali
ned Mather V/WA
shi appointed to ttiotri bule
halanuo in tho haudo. of James ' , ottoman,
Notountor of the 1114 will and I.OlltllMOl/C at
Mary }Own, Into of Little Britain townwhip,
Linunoter aohnty,dea'd, will meat for tho put'.
home of lute appolo Mont at Ow Litanry /tonna
of Ow court Moho°, in the hilly of 1 4 anonoter
ON HA:MI/DAY, OCTOIllai Writ, BOP, when
and whore all periono Intereoted may attend,
cep 2341 w 3H, WW. BROWN, Auditor,
N OTIOS adtsiuturrirr.
tithe District Court of tile United si..to.,ftet.
ern District of Pennsylvania,
RICHARD MOHLER, of the City of Lances.
ter, Lancaster county, Ph., Bankrupt, having
petitioned for hie rilacharge, a meeting of the
oredi tors will beheld ou frill DAY, the 2d day
of UMBER, 1808, at 11 o'clock, P. M., before
Amos Hlay maker, at No. 0 South Quash street,
la the City of Litmanter, that the examination
of the Bankrupt may ho finished, and any
business of the second and third meetings of
creditors r.etntrod by the 'l7th and 28th sections
of the Act of Congress may be transooted. The
Register will certify whether the Bankrupt has
conformed to his duty.
A hearing will also be had on the 11011 day of
OC, OBER, 1888, Pt 10 o'clock, A. M., before the
Court of Philadelphia, when partial Interested
may show cause against the discharge.
W Jude said ohn District Court L 5. 1 der, Judge of the District Court
L. f and seal thereof at Philadelphia, the
•••••,—., 11th day of September 1868.
Attest: d. R. rox.
A. BLAYSIAKES, Register. 50p10.130w87
Mama, &c.
THE LARGEST AND 'HMS? STOOD OF
SADDLERY IN THE CITY,
M. HA.IVERBUSIVS,
& W. ANGLE OF CENTRE SQUARE.
LA N0A11.7118 PA.
Silver and Gold Mou ted H arness.
Pence's Metal end 'Covered Mounted Dar.
tl Fin e
Japanned and ()ride Moon Swats,.
Fine and Common Double Harness.
TEAM ILtIiNESB.I
Men's and Boy's Riding Saddles.
Ladles' Riding Saddles and Bridles.
Buggy, Sulky, Riding and Team Whips.'
Leather, Cotton and Linen F 1 F 1
Idnon and Gum Horse Covers and La
Covers.
Also, Sole Leather Trunks.
Ladles' Dress Trunks.
Genie' Traveling Trunks.
Sole Leather and Common Talisses.
Leather and Carpet Traveling Bags.
Fine Turkey and French Morocco Satchels.
and all other articles in the business which
will be sold at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Particular attention paid to repairing.
Also, Raunchy' Improved Harness Pads sold
here.
Shop rights for mantifacturing Rennels' Im4
proved Harness Pads, will be sold at retuionaa
ble rates. MY 21 amdelYW .
..X6 6 , 11, 6 ~ 1 , •..1
*llllllf,
' ',. VAL WAing'446X , , inagliNaf
41. .pgde; gspagted,in - 41*.20jrnahip . O.f LOAMY
On(Ord. Cheater canitY,TL.Y2 of omilogotitlo,
°sett omlfilyesvine_ ='n 2'miles :Rath from
Philadelphia and BaltiMOretlantral Haliroadi
!i t..oxf or d oo neydel
.12,1 95;!:::Liv un,ut.
25 of 'which ore Willia= l 7;4,
W heat:ail% hOhtliern. eXPoloare
state of cultivation; 'Mai watered Aimee
With repidr,voting OrobardeCoholee , 21pN
With variety of other.frnit. , 131311dingi all
good, water:64oo house And tern, and
suiapted.for,pliberfarrolni fw.itaalry finsin
nem, and will be gold pit easy t
For Anther: particialani call on the eiftgierlber
residing hii• the .premises,' ilw , addreas hint at.
Heyeiville Post Grace. -I .1 I
sigd6-itivß7 AND.fiEW'44I.3qTRPS.O.;;..
.„„ . ,
trALTOIBLV..DOSZEIAI. FAB.* Mira
V LIC SALE:—On SATURDAY. OCT
ard, 1803. the subscriber will offer est:bliir
sale,on the premises, his farm in. East Mo.-
gal twp., Lancaster county, situated on the
road leading from the Marietta, and Mt. JOY ,
turnpike to - Maytown,adJoining lands Of John
Exaybill; Your* Mumma. James Daffy and:
others, containing •' ; • •
107 ACRES AND 118 PERCHES (more or leo),
of first 'quality of Limestone laud in e.:hign •
state of cultivation, under good feni'ies, divided;
bite convenient delds, will' access to running,.
water' ; about 0 +bored:are Woodland:- 'Ph_titn-.
proVeinents tire a TWO43tOrYBRICEDWEITA'
IN6 :ROUSE; an ontatitenen with Spring'.
HOuse.o larg e : Barn , Wagon Shed, Corn, Crib,'
Ice House, Smoke Ron* Smith Shop. Car-'
penter Shop and other buildings. - There 'are
an'Orchardof 'choice Apple trees, and a thriv
ing Peach Orchard thereon.
Persons desiring_to to. the property before
the day sale will *di on Samuel Ripple, re
siding thereon.,
Bale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M.. when
terms and conditions will be niade known by
Rep 2 taw 85 ' JAMES L. REYNOLDS.
AT PRIVATE DALE, FOR THIRTY
DAYS:—TO CAPITALLSTA AND BTORR. ;
BEPEREI.—The New and Large Hotel.. qr.,
Eating Howie, and Store property' del , located pt
the Chrleteen Road, on the Phila d elphia and
Baltimore Central Railroad. Chester county;
Pa., can be Nought at a, rate that will pay big
littera% on the investment. It is doing a Ens
bum/tees now, mtd. When the railroad Oontieots
eolith in a few weeks, it wilt materially eti.i
bunco the value or the property. Apply to the
owner on the premises. - leap 3./ trw 89
LABS WARE
Dursup PIIIIIIITIANCE OF
I_ an order of the Orphans' Court , of Lan.
caster county the undersigned, Executor of
the last wilt and teatement of Jqhn Geahr,
late pf Earl twp.,Lancaater county. deceased,
will expose to pnblie sale, on BATUDAY, OC
TOBER 24th, 1868, all that valuable tract of
real estate of said deceased, situate In said
Earl twp., containing •
17 ACRES AND 48 PERCHES
morn or less, adjoining lands of .Ibrol Bear',
David Bear, slam eel Rife and others, - whereen
In erected a good One-Story FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE and out-honae, 'large Frame
Stable and other out-buildings. There are a
number of Apple and ether frult trees on the
oremloaa.
Salo tq bo'held an tho promises aka to, win
mtnaco at ono o'clock, P. .
Wt. W. KINZER,
Executor.
sep 30 3L•,v M
fIIIIVATE MALE OF VALABLE,MILE'
V
PROPERTY.—The subscriber offers at,
private sale, In Robinson twp., Berke county,
a 'VALUABLE MILL with
93 ACRES SCHUYLKILL VALLEY 'LAND,
within 4 miles of the City of Reading, 4 miles
from Birdsboro', one mile from Exeter Station
on Plailad'a and Reading Railroad, bS mile
from the Gibralter Iron Works, two hundred
yards from the Schuylkill Canal.
No. 1, Is a Three.Storst Stone Mill with 18 ft.'
8 inches head, two French Turbine Water-
Wheels, a never-failing stream of water, three
run of stones; two pair of flour stones and one
pair of chopper stones; all the necessary ma
chinery to do merchant and grist work; all the
latest improvements.
No. 2,lsaSaw Mill with 18 feet head; a French
Turbine Water-Wheel with a Circular Saw at
tached.
These Mills have been rebuilt inside of three
yean.
No. 3, A large 2-Story Stone Dwelling House
with 2 rooms and entry on first floor, 9 rooms
and entry on the second floor, garret above and
cellar underneath with Stone Kitohen attach
ed, I room on the first floor and 2 rooms On the
second floor, and cellar underneath and an
out Kitchen attached with Smoke House and
Bake Oven: also a never-failing Welt with
Pump and an arch near the house. Also a
substantial Stone Barn, with stabling for eight
horn Cattle and 1.1 horses, with Wagon Shed
and Corn Crib attached; Ithlo, a Pig Sty with a
Wagon House attached. Also, all kinds of
Fruit Trees, such as Apples, Pears, Plums and
Grapes, dtc. Such property is seldom offered
for sale.
. • -.
Any person wishing to buy such ¢ property
would do Well to call soon.
For further particulars call on the subscriber.
seplo.2mw37 DANIEL REED.
O
OD.LOT AT PITBETO PALE.--OP WWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2lat, 188, will
be Bold at public sale, at the Buck Hotel, a val.
uable wood-lot containing
a ACRES AND V PERCHES
of Timber Land, consisting partly of Chestnut
sprouts, and partly of large mixed
fronting timber,
situated in Drumore , the
Lancaster and Port Deposit township road, quite o near
The Buck Hotel. Persons wishing to view the
lot will please call on Mr. B. Harbison, at the
Buck Hotel.
lisle to commence at 1 o'clock P. M., when
attendance will be given and terms made
kuowu by CHRIOTLAN H. LICFEVItH,
sop itw• 39
EAL ENTATE AT PIifILIC
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21th, 1868, the
undersignod Administrator, by virtue of an
Order of rho Orphans Court of Lancaster
county, will sell at public ldo, ut the public
noose of Abraham H, Kauffman, at Turkey
Hlll, on the road leading from Nate Harbor to
Columbia, the following described real astute,
late of Christian Swartz, deceased, to wit:
A Tract of Land, situate in Manor township,
near the road leading from OTerbolser's Fan.
tory to Washington borough, onnialuin
6 ACktEd AN p 9 PERCHES,
more or less, and adjoining lands of John
Shutt, Henry Aumont, and others. The
Lrovemen theroomereeted are a One-Story
OG DWELLING ROUSE, Stable and other
out-bulidinga. There is a Well of excellent
Water with pump therein near the door.
Belo to commence at 2 o'clock P. M., of Bald
day, when attendance will be given and terms
of solo made known by
DAVID SHOFF,
sop 00 tow 131:11 Administrator of midden:ed.
VAIUABLE FARB AT PUBLIC SALE.
—Will be sold at publio sale by the sub.
"crlbers. attorneys for the heirs of the late
Jacob Dingee, dee'd, on the TWENTIETH
DAY
all that OF T
rness E uage and NTH. MONTH
Trion ,
of Land OLIPOBER lat , e
I the
Rig,
,
property of the said Jacob Dingee, deceased,
and at present, in the occupancy of Harrison
Poor], situate in West Cain township, Chester
county, Pa., on the Wilmington road, one mile
from Compassville, and three from Chandler's
station. on the PennsylvatilaCentral Railroad,
bounded by lands of Phinese Ashanti others,
CONTAINING' 170 ACRES,
more or less. The property will be sold alto
gether, or in traete of 144 and 20 Aeres respec
tively, to suit purchasers. The improvements
upon the larger tract consist of a. STONE
HOUSE plastered outside, with three rooms
on the first door, and four on the decOnd, with
attic; good cellar underneath, and well of ex
cellent water with primp near the door. Stone
kitchen with bed room above ; wood shed, hog
house. Dorn crib with shop attached. The
BARN la 08 feet square, of recent construe-
Lion, well supplied With stabling, both for
dairying and feeding purposes. Upon the 20
Acre tract there is a FRAME HOUSE, lathed
and nlastered outside, with three rooms on
drat floor, and two on the &wood; well with
water and pump convenient. Frame Barn,
Stone Stable, high, of ample size and nearly
new, The land is of good quality, a aonalder•
able portion having been recently limed, to
gether with a liberal upplleation Of 'ground
bone and other fertillzers. It le also well wa
tered and divided into Convenient
There le a young and healthy apple orchard of
bearing age with a variety 'of pear, cherry,
quince and peach trees. Upon each tract there
is a autheleney of wood for all ordinary pm ,
poses. The above properly is well worthy the
attention of capitalhits end Prunes./ business
men, being in • an 'reproving neighborhocid
convenient - to railroad'', mills. schools anti
places of public worship. Sale to commence
et 1 o'clock. Condltiens ma known by
JACOB de
DINGEE,
WM. E. DINGEE.
Jos, G. limo, Auctioneer. tom 23 biwSB
/11WIll VALUABLE FAWNS IN LITTLE
L Britain twp. at public sale.—On SATUR
DAY, OCTOBER 17th, thIS. the undersigned
will sell atpublic sale, at the public house of
Marshbaulc, in the village of Oak Hill,
Little Britian twp., Lancaster .county, tWo
valuable farms, to wit:
A tract, of highlrcultiv - ated land, situate In
Little Britain twp., Lancaster county, on the
road leading from Unit 11111 to Fulton Rouse,
ithout 2 miles from the former place, contain•
tog about
123 ACRICH,
and adiolu Ins louden!' John J. Means, 11,nao
Wiliam, nod others, The improvements tnere
on consist of n Dirge new twmatory double
Dwelling Tenant 11011sk, a bow Beni( 'Earn,
Wagon 'shed, Cbrn Crib nod other oni-bnlki.
logs, Thera are on the promises two wells of
excellent water, with pumps therein, one, at
the dwelling and the other at the tenant house,
and a thriving young orchard of chola fruit
trees, 110 or IC A eras of tills tract IS aoVaradlwlth
large and Valuable timber. The land is di.
aided Into convenient fields and wall fenced,
with running water In each field
Parsons dralrous of viewing this farm before
the day of vale, will call on Albert Wllsou, re•
siding tharoOn.
Also, a treat of first rigidity Lind bordering
oil Ilse Oatoraro amok, el tunto in Little Britain
twn, latticaster 0011111,y, an the read hilidlog
from Unit /1111 Lo OX4Olil, s la ,I,.luegrova lourp,
being fib lit Blur /11004 GM Oxford, coil
Ing !Wont
EIGHTY AURESI
and adjoining the said Ulna Grove Puma, hav
ing tuercon eroded n two-story pw&l/ing
House, now Rank liarn,large Weiler' and rain
llouso,lipring Heinle n,4a ewer linproVemisuls.
Running wilier At the Dwelling and at'lla
Barn, the water being !breed by e ram. There
is an excellent Orchard of choice fruit trees On
the promisee, and sonic valualdo Timber. While
farm is also divided Into convenient 1101de,
newly fenced, and Is in UM besrpossible ordbr.
Person. clOklrlOUsqt viewing this (arm before
the day of sate , will call or I.`ranols IdeCrabb,
residing thereon, ,
Two-tnirda of the purchase money may re
main on the properties,
Sale to oorzimendo at 2 o'clock, P. M., of said
day, when conditions will ha made known by
JOHN N, STRINfdAN_,
Lancaster city, 11a.
e0p23•1ew33
?UMW BALE.—TIIEBE WILL, BE A
public, Kale of the Wines and Liquors of
antes Buohnbau, cleo'd, at Fulton Hall, City
of Lanoaster, on TUEHDAY, OCTOBER Oth, at
5 o'clock, P. M. They consist of lltdos. bottles
of Balkan's Old Green seal Madeira, bottled.
Closet. and other bottled Winos, !!randy, Baer
Whiskey, Mouderbsch Whistoy, 'Bhorry and
Madeira Winea in demijohn.. '
Y, BUCHANAN,
H. FL WARR,
sap I's tadadtwlt) , Exocators.
trILIO SALE OF VAI.VAELE BEAL
EsTASE.r•On BATIJRDAY, OCTOBER 17•
I pursuant to .Im. Order of the Orphans' ,
Court of Lanealiter county, will bo sold at nob
lie sale at the Public bongo of Henry ,imtnons.
at Spring Garden, Salisbury township,' Credo' , '
lowing, real estate, late of Christian Kuria of
said townshi, deo'd ,
No. I, Th adjoining arm, altuatectla Ballabal7
township, lands of Thomas A. 'Fier
Neal, John Kurtz, David 'Muni. Christian
Wanner, and ethors, containing
102 ACRES. •
all in a high state of cultivation and under good
fences. The Improvements are a good two
story STONE 22.005 E. a large Stone Barn.,
Spring House, Corn Crib, Wagon Sheds, AO.
There Is an • Orehard of choice young Fruit .
Trees, a never-Santos Spring of :Water the
Spring House,, a , Well of Water in the Back
Kitchen anitrunning water through the farm.
12 Acres of Silo Meadow Land which can be
easily irrigated, and altogether It Is one of the
finest farms in the county.
No. 2, A line tract of
Ti
Land, in West
Calla township , Cheater countY, about /
southeast of the Compass containing '
FIVEACItES,
more or lees,povered with flue Oak and Chest- 1
nut Timber.: •
One-third of the, porchase money svillremairt
charged on No. I, darlnA the life of the widow.,
Sale toPommenceatCl Otsloolr, P. when.
attendance will be given and terms made
known by • ' 1111NRY•H. KURTZ,
• • Administrator at Christian Kurtz, dee'd.
sep23 tawB2
)r, fl With Mifiit; I ;.
AT PRIVATE' faallam..A-PTBEIT-ILaTE
7. 7trin of . .
ONE ICUNDBNIV•ACBEB,
tor 145 ALCBEB,) near Fernere Tavern, In West
tenshly.,abont.9 mild from Lancaster
and 1 mWtroin the Beading and Comment
Ballroad,lTlth good improvements. ..The co
ddled desk dens adose.his farm. ,
II Li :I. ~ .1: Re Idartubrc,
.1 Wait Earl PA 4 7.41iiiiefiater Fowl r •
ta,34
T AND Fig siii.E.ABAGENT OF NARY
It;Hartiolin4l ago, for as4e a 4s et of land
coltePihnt:' •
114
i
Sanoky~ROWfßnn 'abut 8 miles
eid
Keith w ofinahxdoin Tilehind la of good
41100 andOadargood fanning. The Imprpye
ickeetta ebnand.ot a mall house. Any ttiahtng
tobneariaaa eanaaandne for thenntaiina
not sea ydvatogrpeoreTELtrEtBDAT,OC.
TOBEIrup, 1808 , It-7111 on that day be sold
•Tensiairll t,be Made accommodating.:
angle-Wren • J., WRIGHT, Agent.
c6addTess,ttimnWn, Virginia
_• • ATE 'SALE ' OF • HOTEL PROP*
EllTff.—The =deadwood, offers at private
sablehe Teal and personal estate, the property
of theist& Robert Smith, deceased, situated in
HenDe e polllt. cesamenty Md.. and knownn
the ffltaalt. Arrn - 100
ae
This Hotoltas been long sad favorably known
to the traveling community, and is moaning
&largo share of public patronage.. The house
is lane Mid commodious with good Stabling.
loos Hous• and all tho appurtenances attached
bsta firstass Hotel,
eisonli wishing M purchase will please call
on the undersigned, who is now occupying the
prop:Kral:id will show the same.
im trwilll MAHN'
Po p u 2 r Disour, Sept. 2, Ms, O. SMITH.
nEAL ESTATE FOB SALL—THE Uzi.
DJ • dertigried offers tbr sale that valuable
ProPertyl in North. Queen street, above James,
oontaining front 68 feetand inches, and in
depth 245 feet to al4 feet wide aliey. The ltn.
movements consists of one two.story BRICK
130118%80 feet front and 28 deep, with four
rooms on each floor, cellar underneath, Sum
mer House in the rear,lo by 20 feet, hmoko
House and.ilake Oven. Also, another House,
onefslory high, 20 by. 24 feet, with three rooms
on first door and three attlo rooms. There is
also an 18 feet square Stable upon the lot, and
anever falling well of water with pump there•
in in front, and also one in the rear. The
pump ha 'rant supplies the neighborhood with
fresh water, the best, in the city. Clear title
and possession Will be gived on the Ist day of
April, 1869. An person desiring information
In reference to the property aforesaid, can
on And. 51. Ertuats.Est, No. .21 North Duke
street. or on the Butner' era residing at Eden,
East Lampkater tociruslaM
64.9 4tw• 381 MAHT B..LIPPE.
y l stxikarie CHESTER COUNTY VAL
•LEY FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.—On
F DAY, the 10th day or OCTOBER, 1508, the
undersigned Executors of the Will of James
Buchanan, deceased, in execution of the
directions of said Will will sell, by pub
lic vendne, on the premises, a Farm in Valley
twp., Chester county, Pa:, situated near Cain
Station, on the line of the Pennsylvania Cen
tral Railroad, a few miles west of Downing•
town, and near to the Lancaster and Philadel
phia Turnpike Road, adjoining lands of Ed
ward D. Cope, Samuel Hatfield and others,
containing, according to a recent survey,
12i.ACRES AND 6 SQUARE PERCHEfi
of nearly all first quality Limestone Land, In
a high state of cultivation, under good fences,
divided into convenient fields with access to
running water. About 4 Acres are Wood
land. The improvements are a Two-
Story STONE DWELLING ROUSE, an out
Intehen, Spring House, Wash House, a large
Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib and other out
' buildings. There is an Orchard of Choice Ap
ple Trees thereon. The farm has the reputa
tion of being one of the best in the valley.
Persons desiring to view the property before
the day of sale will colt on M. R. Sample, re
siding thereon.
Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. M., when
terms and conditionsDWAßD wilY. l b
BeUCHANAN, made-known.
E
EL B. SWARR, •
Executors.
Also, at the same time and place will be sold
TEN ACHE& DV WOOD LAND, situated in
West Bradford twp., same county, which was
purchased by the deceased for the u.,e of the
above farm and is near it.
EDWARD Y. BUL.HANAN,
H. D. BWABB.,
sep U inlAtsw 301 Executors.
IDPI VATS SALE MILL VALUABLE REAL
.L ESTATE AND PROPERTY.—The
undersigned. will oiler at private Bale, until
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Ith, A. D., 1865, on
which day It will be offered at. public sale, at I
o'clock, It not sold before, a Traot of Land
CONTAINING SI ACRES.!
more or less, of farm, Timber and pasture land,
situatopartly in Conewago township, Dauphin
county, and partly in Mount Joy township, 1
le.ricatter county, Pa., about 2 miles from the
Borough of Elizabethtown, and 5 miles from
Middletown, adjoining lands of George Bolder,
John Brill, Jacob .Hoffer and others. The
improvements thereon are 2 two.story Stone
DWELLING HOUSES, Bank Barn, Smoke
House, Ice House, Wash House, and all other
necessary outbuildings. A two-story Stone
MERCHANT AND GRIST DULL, with 4 pair
otßurrs. The Millie situate on the Conewago
Creeir,and has an abundance of water at all
seasons of the year, in foot it is ono of the beet
water powers in the county. A Frame SAW
MILL, with 'Circular and Up and Down Saws,
and plenty of custom the whole year round.
A. well of nover•falling water, with a pump
therein near the dwellings. Two Orchards of
a large variety of choice Fruit Trees, such as
Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry and Grape Vines,
one Orchard lejust coming into bearing order.
The laud is well fencad and In good condition
for cultivation, the farming land being Iron
Stone Land. A portion of the land is leased to
a company who 1110 exploring for IRON ORE,
Terms of purchase !natio easy.
Persons wishing to vlow the premises before
the day of sale, will please cell ou the under
signed residing thereon,
Hale to commuueo at 1 o'clock, P. Id., when
terms will be made known by
A. NI, & 0. REDSEDKER.
GM Macs, Auctioneer. sap It) taw it
N ()TICE.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF' VIRUINIA
LAND.
In obedience to a decree of the Circuit Court
of Smythe county, rendered ou the 28th day
of August, 180 el, at Snaythe Court Home, Va.,
in the cane of B. F. Alter, &al, vs. F. P. Staley,
to,, I shall offer for solo on
SATURDAY, the 24th day of OCTOBER, DM,
bertween h
the ours of 11 o'clock, A. M. and 2
P. Isf,, on the premises, that valuable Tract of
Land known ae the "Johnatban Aker farm,"
lying near the Virginia and Tennessee Rail.
road and on the southwestern McAdam road,
within 4 miles of Mt. Airy depot and nearly
midway between the towns of Marion and
Wytheville,
CONTAINING 350 ACRES
one-half of which IN cleared and Ina high state
of tntprovement, the rest in fine timber, lying
near the railroad. The improvements aro a
DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, GRANARY.
STABLES, Spring Home, r&e., are good, con•
veniently located, and in a good elate of pres
ervation.
Timms or BALE: 830 cash, the balance in ono,
two and three years, with interest from date
of sale, the purchaser giving bond with ap
proved security for the deferred payments.—
The legal title retained until the whole of the
purchase money Is paid.
W. D. STROTHER,
Commissioner.
Note: Col. H. A. Han:Wright, of this place 18
referred to for further information.
I will sell no very_valuablo farm of
SIX lIUNDRICIJ ACMES,
lying 3 miles west of Marlon, on tho Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, and also on the Mc-
Adam flood, belonging to myself, and will also
refer any purchasers to other desirableprop
erties In this locality. VT. II..STROTIIER.
MARION, Va., Sep. 16, HO. ltdataW37
ITIIILIEITEE . B SA LE
OW
SIX HUNDRED ACRES
FINE FARMING LAND, LOCATED ON THE
SALT WATER,
SW 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, THE Mu or OCTOBER Nitxr,
at 2 o'clock, P. M., that Farm or Plantation in
Miles River Neck Talbot comity, Maryland,
belonging to Mrs.EllsabetliT. Winder, known
as "KNIGHTLY." The tract of land contains
SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
Ono hundroa and twenty of which aro in
Wood and Timber. It will be offered in
3 FARMS OF ABOUT 200 ACRES EACH,
Tile land will be surveyed and the exact
number of acres In each farin 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 Rome Farm, is improved with
a large two story BRICK D WELLING HOUSE
Merit House, Servants' Remo, Stables and
good Pinup of Water. It le located on a prong
of Mlles river, known as Leeds' creelr, within
two miles of the nieumboat tending at Mlles
River Ferry, end the Protestant Episcopal
church. A Steil:Wien Church and a good
Bo e b swi th r n
lo v a tem ik.
o he
Enaetgn o T hoo cd illt
loamy and highly Improved, producing good
I rope of gram and grain.
Farm de. ", IN Improved with a FRAME
DWELLING_ . WANE, Barn, Stables, Corn
House, Itervante ' Rouse, Meat Rouge, and a
Well of good Water. 'rho meal Is kind, but
somewhat stltlbr thou that of No, I.
Farm No. 0, limo no Improvements on it,
:moot a wharf et the hoed of naviron on
Lewin' creek. Thu uatural quality o the Noll
is (malt Lao /41 pr o vedhat of firin rt
tnat go highly i With a small nu l lity
for Insnures, It might easily bu made f 1 highly
prodnotivo Wm,
These lands areboaullfully loratud In a high.
ly Improved and healthy dixtrid of country,
imnartillately on the Halt water, where
terrepino, oyetere, meta, wild fowl and other
samelabound in their soaione,
Tito properly will be sold in ono farm, or in
v{yjhtwo, or three, to op po rtunityere The mule
prount a linofor parsons to
purchase dostrable homes.
TERMS OF BALE:
•The terms glide as prowl:hod by the decree
ate as follows: The purolaso money to ho
one fourth In cash on the day of sale, and the
balaupe In three equal annual inatairneuts,
Willi'hond and approved security, bearing In
form Dom too day of sole, Stamps and title
papers at the expense of the purchaser. On
the parent of the whole purchuo money,
and no before, a deed conveying a good title
in
roe simple will be executed by the trustee.
EDWARD LLOYD, Trustee.
War. K. HATUILL, Auctioneer.
ALSO, at the same Limo will bo offered TWO
FA,ltklid, lying In Mien River No contaln•
log each about
SIX LIUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
For partioularn apply to tbo Trustee.
•
el.HG,.there will be offered on the same day,
the Farm known by the name of "DUNDEE,.
n CONTAIN I NGwo treats,:
1 260, THE OTHER 270 ACRES,
more orlon, located on salt Watsr, two miles
from steamboat landing, and four miles from
aE4ton, the county town. The moll is good,
In a high. state of chitivatlon. There Is
an abundance of marl, of the beet quality.—
The improvements consist of three FRAME
DWELLING HOUSf23, and all other buildings
newsman , for farm purposes.
Terms made known on the day of sale,
!OA ltdanw
ALUABLE PARK AT PUBLIC BALE.
V —The undersigned willsell at public, sale,
.on the premises, in Guilford township five
and what: miles from Chtunbersburg, and
near the villageof NOW
county r Ps. on the direct maul towa esboro%
on THURSDAY, the 15th day of OBER;
18x9,a valuable Farm 4:entail:L A %
.„
ISO ACRES OF
of which about twenty acres Is gala wood band:
Tho soil is limestone of the best quality'. The
Improvement' consist of two small FRAME
HOUSES, a separate Kitchen, Smoke House,
largo Log and Frame Barn, Horse Stable, Hay
Barracks, Wagon Sheds, Corn Crib and other
buildings. There is a fine Orchard and a Well
of excellent water and two Stock Ponds on
the pito°. There Is also first-rate clay from
which Brick of the best quality have been
made. There is a Church on the ground ad
joining this farm, and it lies quite convenient
to Post Ote,'llkihool Howie, Blacksmith Shop,
Stolle; W otimalter Shop,'ne.: _
' There be Mitred at Publie Sale, at the
same time and place, about 80,010 good mer
chantable MUCK Thep. wiil be sold in lots
tti snit purchasers:
Safe to oommenee at 1 o'clock, P. IL, on sold
day, when attendance will be given and terms
mad known. B. RUSH BEMENT,
By hie Attorney In fact, GEO. EYSTER,
68.
Pal esistt
ALHILRLEFAIRM ATM/SAUTE SALE. V—The subscriber offers at private sale, his ,
vauable firm; situated in Silver' Sprilig
Mar, Cumberland county, three's:Mies west of
Mechanicsburg and seven •Milet east Of Car
lisle, containing
204 ACRES AND4IMCBIIIB.
more or less, of limestone land, under a high
state of cultivation, the wllole;a rc juin been
thoroughly limed, and beinwander fano!,
of which about 100 e iianels are fence.. It
adjoins lands of Henry 13 John . Eihoei
maker, John G. Rupp and G. V. vera helm
The improvements are a large and comma
dbius FARM HOUSE, a comfortable Tenant
House, a Stone Bank BARN Older Press, Sod
all other necalsary ordebuildtings, - all- lii g ~ ood
repair. also, a well or water near. the , I
a
with Cistern at the Barn, end one at. each:
house. There is a good apple Orchard on the
premises, with an Mundane° of grape virtu
and other choice Fruit Trees. ficticpuls and , ,
chnrohea are convenient.
. .
Teittuiclin be learned and the property etnin
by calling on the enbacrlbor residing gown.,
gen 2 IWAltwl JA.OOB „BAST.
NTALUABLS CHRISTER COrr NT* FARE[
if AT PRIVATE SALE.—The subscriber
wilt sell at privet o sale that splendid farm of
EIGHTY ACRlsd,
situate in tho township of West Coln. Chester
county, ,threo miles north .ot the thriving
borough of Coatesville, and directly Da the line
of the Wilmington and Reading Itutcoad,
The Im rovementa consist of a largo STONE
DWlii.t.lNO HOUSE, Stone and Frame Barn,
two Stone Tenant Houses, Stone Spring Rouge
over a never-failing Spring of Water, and all
necessary outbuildings in good repair, A
good assortment of fruit trees, good renew,
conveniently divided and well watered.
d re ss ms easy. Apply
WIGUA on the premises or M
JASINSKY ad-
Wagontown P. 0., Chester county, ita.
sep 2 51. NW 85
pi:ramie SALE
• OF
.... VALUABLE /tEA.L ESTATE.
The undersigned, Executor of Clears° Icier,
will sell at public auction, on
FRIDAY the 30th day of OCTOBER, ISIS,
In front of the Carter House, CharlestoWn.—
The fine form of which the late George Isler
died, sloped and possessed, lying In Jetlersou
county, West Virginia, about 11.4 miles from
the town of Charlestown, on the county road
leading to Summit Point both of which elates
are on the line of the Winchester end pow
mac, Railroad, and affbrd tine markets for tbo
sale of produce. Said farm contains
ABOUT 268 ACRES
of good LIMESTONE LAND, between 40 and
60 Acres of which is In valuable Timber. It
adjoins the lands of Bashrod C. Washington,
Henry Davenport, Esqs., and others, and is
very convenient to milts, churches and schools
The improvements consist of a comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE and out•blitidings, a
never-failing well of pure water, a pond for
cattle, stook, do., do. The farm ( all things
considered) is one of the most desirable lu the
fertile county of Jefferson.
Tsams—One-third Cash, balance In one and
two equal annual payments—bearing interest
from date and to be secured on the land.
Possession given on the lstday of April MD.
N. 13. Growing Wheat Crop reserved.
Bale to take place at II o'clock, A. M.
JOSEPH CRANE.
Executor of George Isler.
sop 16 tx37l
flilWo FARMS FOR SALE.—
I. TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
of excellent Limestone Land, of which twci•
hundred acres are cleared, remainder timber,
within one mile of a station on the Penna.
Pantoß. IL, In Shaking Valley, Blair co.,
gether with good P roma DWELLING
HOUSE, Large Barn, and Corn Crib recently
built.
The land is well watered, has been heavily
limed, and is now in the highest state of cUltt
vatton. Good Orchard and flue spring of
water In the barn. Situate two miles from
Tyrone and within fifteen minutes walk of
extensive Iron Works, Zino Works, and Lime
Kilns.
A ready market is found at all times, for
grain and other crops. First class schools,
male and female, and churches with may ac
cess, 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 U best limestone land, of which 199 acres
are cleared, balance good timber. This farm
lo in every way a nrideclassproperty, having
a substantial Farm House, Largo Barn, and
other outbuildings, an orchard In bearing con
dition, fences In good repair. Tho land has
also been extensively limed, and has no supe
rior in fertility in all the beautiful farm land
of Sinking Valley.
These farms will be sold together, or separ.
ately, or In reduced number of acres, Hay
farms of re acres—to suit purchasers, at per
acre payable orie.fourth In hand, the balance
on time of SIX, eight or ten years, at option of
purchasers. THOMAS S. LYON,
Grayeville, P. 0., LlMatlngdon Co., Pa.
sop 9 4tv? 30
VALIIADLE LANDED ESTATE AND
MILL SEAT AT PRIVATE SALE.—ThIs
property is situated in Burford county. Mary
land. six miles from Bel Air, the county seat,
three miles from High Rooks of Door Creek—
s great natural curiosity—and 25 miles from
atßaltimore city by pike, and la the estate of the
Charles H. Haiti, E.,ess., deceased. IL
CONTAINS 400 ACRES
morn or less, 250 in a high state of cultivation,
having had on it upwards of 25,000 bushels of
Lime, besides Ouanoes, Bone and other Fer
tilisers. The balance is heavily:timberod with
clice4.nut, oak, walnut and hickory, ascent
about 75 Acres of cleared land, that hag been
need for a pasturage, or excellent quality of
soil, and vary susceptible of improvement,—
Thorn are three streams of ,water passing
through the farm, ono called "Trout Brandi"
abounds lu the L14,11(11°114 finny tribe of the
spooks from which it derivos Its name. There
aro also several springs of excellent water,
which altogether make It one of the bust wa
tered farina lu the State, and a very valuable
on? for grazing as well as farming pastures.
1 he entire tract Is In ono body, and all titular
good fencing. Thu improvements consist of a
largo FRAME DWELLING, 00 by 20 feet, with
back building, IS by '2o,conveniently arranged.
There is an elegant dry collar under the entire
building, large kiwirixit BARN, 00 by 10,
with Stabling, for 12 hood of horse,' and as many
cows ; Brick Dairy, Corn House and Granary,
Wagon and Carriage House, Moat House,
Poultry and Hord House.
There is a line. thrifty Apple o.chard of
choice fruit, and a sullicieui quuutity of cherry
and other fruit trees.
The MILL Is a frame one, 40 by 45 feet, 3
atories and attic, with 3 run of Burrs, driven
by an over shot wheel 22 feet high ; comfor
table DWELLING for miller, &c.
This estate Is situated In a very pleasant and
desirable neighborhood; climate healthy and
society excellent; within 3 m lies of a Roman
Catholic and Protestant Eplocopal, two Epis
copal and one Protestant Methodist Churches,
and the Forest Mooting House of the Society
of Friends; Post Office, Schools, Storm Black
smith, Wileolright and Carriage Shops, within
o short distance.
. .
The farm is susceptible o r division. and will
be sold to suit purchasers. Title Indisputable.
Possession given on the lot of March next.—
For particulars address in' person or by letter.
J. F. RAIDS,
Attorney at Law,
sop BO amwSUI Bel Air, Harford co.. intl.
IVALUABLE REAL E9TATE, IR INTER-
V COURSE, FOR SALE.—On WEDNES
DAY, the 14th day of OCTOBER, the under
signed will sell at the public howls of John
Miller, in the village of Intercourse the prop
erty on which ho now resides, consisting of a
lot or piece of ground, situated in the village
of Intercourse, Leaciock twp.,Lancaster county,
Pa., adjoining lands of Moses Eaby, Joseph
Snavely, Peter Enby and others, on which is
°rooted a largewell.bullt Two-Story BRICK
DWELLINGHOUSE with Two-Story Brick
Back Building attached, Frame Barn, with
Wagon shed, Carriage House, Bog Pen and
other necessary out - bulidings thereon. There
is an excellent well of never-filling water
and a largo cistern at the door. The buildings
are almost now, having boon thorotighly re
paired within the last two years and arraigned
with a view to convenience and durability, It
in an excellent neighborhood, convenient, to
mills, stores, schools, churches, did., and offers
great inducements to any ono wishing to pur
chase a beautiful and pleasant country resi
dence.
geLsoynosfwsalsinnviiitopivoi.low.
ll poricirrttesubneLourre.
signed.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P. M., on said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
of sale made known by S. It. SAMPLE.
sep 30 taw lW
VALLIAIBLE FARH AT PRIVATE PALE.
This farm is situated in Gorman Valley,
Shirley township, Huntingdon county, Pa.;
five miles east of Mount Union Station, and
contains Two Hundred and Irlfty•Ilvo Acres
and the allowance, part limestone and slate.—
One Hundred and Fifty Acres are under a
splendid state 'of cultivation, and yield good
crops; the balance well timbered. The im
proverneuts consist of q good Two-Storied
FRAME DWELLING, with three looms and a
Kitchen on the first floor and live rooms on
the second, Two good TENANT HOUISEI4,
good BANK BARN, a Corn Crib and %vegan
Shed, elder Press end Mill, Hog Pen, and nth.
or buildings. There Is nu excellentand never
failing Spring of limstone Water convenient to
the house, with a STONE Hl'ltl NO 11011HK
over It, and Outrun; running water In the barn
yard, en that stock can be watered without
trouble, The farm is also well watered by
Springs; fencing good mud large nail splendid
Orchard of choice fruit, It Is shunted In
wealthy and healthy neighborhood, and Is
well worth on examination by those desiring
a andantes farm
Yrloo and full tame made known ou appll.
Gallon to the subscriber ut Dry Itun, Vrittlelln
county, Int, Jyallmeello WILLIAM. 1.1414.
Pu 81.11.1 MALE
VALUABLE
HEAL ESTATE
The submit/or ns laxeoukir of the 'last will
and testament of Joseph Yates, doold, will Woe
etipublio onto, In the town of Hancock,
Julien county, ANL on
SATURDAY, OLITOBER 10111, laall,
all the real astute of which the said Jtatoph
Yates, dee'd, aimed, consisting of the ronowit.it
described tracts and parcels of land: .
THE VALUABLE FARS! ,
on the deceased at the time of his death
raided. This ham Is sittlated About 1 Tulle
call of Hancock. Immediately on the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal, and le Gee of
the beet
BURUNFAIB LOCATIONS
ou the Iluo from Cumberland to Uoorgolown.
The Farm containe about
363 ACRES OF LAND,
to he wort alncd by actual eurvey.
The National Turnplko from Baltimore to
Wheeling and Pittsburg palms through 11,
About 76 Acres of this treat le tirst•olase
POTOMAC BOTTOM LAND,
uneurpaseeil far fertility by any land In the
State. The balance coexists of about 160 Acres
of llret•rato
TIMBER LAND
and good upland. There li, on the property a
good
BRICK DWELLING 110 USE,
with other necessary out-Windings
A FINE ORCHARD
containing a variety of young and °nolo Fruit
Trees around and about the 'Dwelling ,Iloase.
and a dna Spring and 2 Walls of Water con
LARGE BARN,
111 feet long by 47 feet wide and capable :of ac
commodatin 20 head of horses and 20 head of
cattle. Tne Barn Is close to the canal, making
it convenient for the sale of every descrip.tion
of produce to boatmen right at the door. Also.
AN ISLAND IN THE POTOMAC
lying opposite the above described property-,
containing about
NINE ACRES.
- -
easy of access and of exceeding fertility.—
also all the equltible interest of the said de
ceased, consisting of the undivided, one-tlhh
part of ptract ot land adjoining the abOve do
scribedoperty and containing about
8.5 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less being the same land now in pos
John .
session of Sherard, and Improved by a
good.
LOG DWELLING HOUSE
and Log Stable with a good Spring of water ,
near the house.
Tram or SALE.—The terms of sale will be
one-third cash on the day ofsale,or ratification
thereof by the Orphans. Court of Washington
county, and the balance in two equal annual;
payments, with intermit from the day Of sale,'
purchaser approved otes for the defined
payments with security, and' on toe
Anal payments good and sufficient dead Will
be executed by the Executor.
Possession of the first above described prop
erlF will be given on the lat day of April, laaa,
and the mime will be shown to persona Alealr
oaa
theaoll7l l n u rPrfir ofte7Exur.IITIVII4 On
residing on tnenwomlses: • ' •
(SAMUELBoNmick.
angZoltdetater ,EXsattior.
sgritigightl;
TTutuE . .is ?to
Xii,VUBE
so Passessnr As
.11,.AW BONES,
111031 W1U0111:11 MADD
, A IST INT S
RAW BONE
BUIE•R-PH OS PH ATE!
Warranted perfectly Pare and Free from Adul
teration.
STANDARD GUARANTEED I
Establieheo as an excellent Fertilizer, by
years of constant use, and highly any
GREATby all who haye used IL cc a
GREAT CROP PRODUCER.
And‘permanent Improver of tho soil
a EVERY FARMER SHOULD USE
Manufacturer's Agent,
22 8 0 UTH TV HA RV ES
PHILADELPHIA
fob 20 Factory at Wilmington, 1)01. 7mw $
FOR BALE BY ALL DEALERS. "64
13 COWER'S
COMPLETE MANURE,
MANUFACTURED BY
HENRY BOWER, CHEMIST,
PHILADELPHIA.
MADE FROM
Supor-Phosphate of Mine, Ammonia and
WAEILAISTED;NRICE PROM A DULTEILATION
This Manure contains all the elements to
produce largo' crops of all kinds, and Is highly
recommended by all who have need IL, also by
distinguished Chemists who have, by analy.i.,
wawa lta qualities.
Packca in Bags af prnmils each
DIXON. SILA.RPLEZ9..t CO.,
39 801/TII WATER & 40 SOUTH DELANY Ann A V K.
PHILADELPHIA.
For anie:by WM. REYNOLDS,
79 South St., Baltimore, 1\
And by dealer 4 generally throughout the
country. Leep 9 lywOti
B 211311ERCIA I. ,Ll4l
TRADE MARK.,
Ml=
BAUGH & SONS, Philadelphia,
NO TO WESTERN FERTILIZING CO
II I e A O,
Sofc.lfanufarturerm.
PRICES.
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate.
Price, VW per 2000
Baugh's Chicago Bone Fertilizer
Prleo, 960 por 2,000 lbo.
Baugh's Chicago Blood Manure
Price, 050 por $2,000 llot,
The above Manures aro furnished in both
bags and barrels, whichever customers prefer,
afr'llso Itnirs nro uniform In weight 100
pounds:
The atMution of Farmers Is especially direct
ed to the fact that the nutmeg of the Raw Ma
terial of which the above Manures are cont.
pond, are no well under control that we can
furnish thorn of strictly uniform quality and
condition, and that they contain a larger per
contago of ammonia than any other class of
manufactured manures in the market.
BAUGH 5z SONS,
20 8. Dolawnro Avonuo, Philadelphia.
NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZINO CO.,
Cor. Lako h Lamallo fits., Chicago.
For Solo by
SAMUEL HESS, Litnetdor, l'u.
416*-13AUOR'S COMMERCIAL. MANUREK
may be procured horn &Meru In any of tho
principal towns In the United Slalom or Do•
minion of Canada. (Jan lialnow I
TO FAROEONI
PACIFIC G UANO COMPANY 'S
SOLUBLE. PACIFIC; GUANO
Tho attention 01 Farmers and other anninum•
ma of Fertilizer% la invited to thin 14inittno, as
worthy of their epeelal notice. lU4 man for sev
eral yenta In Maryland, Virginia anal other
Southern States, for all crops, Inns given it it
standard character for exeePenteo unequalled
by any oilier. IL 1/0,11111101014 all tile yulnitnonn of
Peruvian Guano with permanent qualities not
found In that article, '260 lbs, of than (lane,,
are found more than squill to :lOU MN of Um burn
Eluporphosphatos. I t ripens the %h eat mop from
five to men any, earlier that tll n phoaphales,
which riot alone gives It Inimical labio
udvno
l¢ges. A liberal disomint to nlealurs. For
sale by
JOHN H. REESE & CO.,
(Joneral Agentx fur l'neltin (Juana Co.,
CM South DelawBre Ave., I'lolBol,
mar 2.50rnw12) And 7l Routh Ht., ItuHitnoro
M . GIRSELMAR, JR., (10.
(Lobo BARD dt (.11CIIIRLMAN,)
COMMISSION MERCIIANTS,
AND DEALICIIN IN
FLOUR, (MAIN, SEEDS. WIIISKEY, AU,
No. 12U NOIITII 1111,0 AD HTIMET,
PHILADELPHIA,
4.- Prompt attention will be glycol to wise
and a speedy return made Ulmer. Portion
can rent assured that the higlield price will I,n
secured for all produce entrusted to our rarn,
may 13 trw 19
D. G. RIIOA DS,
FLOUR, (LRAM ANL/ PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCH A N T
1H LASALLE STREET,
CLIICALLO, ILIA
Particular attention paid to the pureinuie el
(Rain and Produce for eastern ordure.
REFERENCES:
Buahong & Bra, Bankers, Reading, Penna.
Barnhart & Koch. Ural n Madera,
Whitlock & Wallace, Com. IfurNwnte, N. Y
City National Bank, Chicago, 11l
apr
F A It 111 E It PI I I I
EXIMEI
ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE.
It In compoacd prloolpally of th• telobratml
Guano from
ALTA VFLA,
contains three per cent. of Ammonia, an
amount sufficient to glvo activity to the vase-
Intion, and a large quantity of tiolultle Ilona
Phosphate of Limo, together with Potash and
Soda, the essential elements of n coviviele
manure.
Price VC Per Ton.
•
Mr Bend for a pomplilot,
Addrom TILL ALI'A VELA (JUAN() CO.,
angl29mw3'2) 57 Broadway, Now Yorlc
NEWARK MACHINE WORKS
TIIII DIAMOND STATE
THRESHER AND CLEANED,
Wo call the attention of Pomona n od pthom
to nur IMPROVNII DIAMOND OATH
Tllll,lOlllMt AND CLI4ANItit with Coublo.
adios SIKVAILATOR, Tho praatieal operation
oI thole m:Minor IN Noah so will warrant um
in 'Miming thollo In want of Three here' told
Cloanora to oxamino mire heron} purchaNlog
eliowhero. Wo build limo Niece—No. I, :Id
Suit oylludor. No. lie Inell cylinder. No, a,
loon cylinder, ',Limy aro of URI 110111, ma•
torlalN and workmanallip and warranted I{l
snit purohallorc 1, or email powore Van
used to &Ivo thorn, aN desired, Tho Name
and 'Makin bottom aro :natio of gnivaniami
gloat Iron. They aro unequalled in Ntrougth,
oppaalty, darobillty and tax° of running—
doing tnoir Work rapidly and in Mao beat map.
nor. The Machina is a modal of Nimplioity in
Ns ponetruotion and operation, and the Flee
of It below that of others In tho market. Tim
Joulasibakor separates all too grain from tin'
OratiN—and the fun le unsurhaaned OCloonor.
Tho Khoo undo! Shaktr can ho easily do.
Malted and time Maolline used its a Thresher
, and Separator alone.
' Woos° manufacture Smiles' Chain Room
gewent—of which all the hearing's for whoolo
aro ateol, making thaw run with groat 0100 to
the team.
Also LEVRII POWER&
Band fora Circular.
lop 9 StwBB) OAbllO k CO.,
Newark Mackin° Works, Nowarle,l).l
giumbiug, Ono biting, &t.
egAD -FITTING AND PLURIDING.
JOHN DEANER, a CO., No. 7 East King
eet, With Increased frictlitles, aro now pro
paled
d to attend to all orders with promptness
and ispatch. Having none but the beet work.
men employed, all work !HIM) finished In a
Impostor manner, and with all;the modern
proyemente.
Co d' pper Kettles and Waeh Boller', and el;
kin of Copper Wark for Breweries and DIN
, titlarks attended to with proraptneea Haying
'greatly enlarged thin department, all orders
can be filled forthwith.
TIN ROOFS a SPOUTING
Attended to In any past of Moony and county.
Femmes, Heaters, Stoves, Ranges, and all
modern Lmproyements for heating Churches,
Halle, Fortes', Houma,
aena , p alway e on
baud,
alu w , l or b the i r up pa n re ateandeofd o e at ty ly
time. JOHN
DEANER a CO.,
N 0.7 Eaat King street.
lan 114.1 w 1 Lancaster, Va.
NTODNO POLES ATTENTION!
Now Is the time to get married. You can
urnlsh your houses with STOVES, KETTLES
PANS TINWARE, and all other necessary ar
tides In our line at the
GOOD OLD LOW PRICES.
OLD FOLKS, now is the time for you to buy
for the young folks TINWARE to look like
Silver; BRAM and COPPER WARE to look
like Gold..We have enlarged our business, and
can offer every inducement to those who are
now buying HOUSE STIERS.
JOHN DEANER & 00.,
No. 7 East King street,
Lancaster ,Ps.
Jan 84fw
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