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THE RADICAL SPLIT IN TENNESSEE.
Final Collnpso of Botli P“ rl,c "”"f£™ n,t
nii (I cioninslon —No N° ™ 1 “
Abomlimblo and ° l,tP ‘y* r c ?s* SSSSB?nf
profanity nnU scurrility tno Order of
llio NedMiou.
Ll-'rom the Nashville Rep. Eannor, May 22,1
Before ten o’clock yesterday morning, a
long lino of men could bo seen merging
from overy Btroet lending toward the capl
tol. A heavy column musßed at tbe stops
on Cedar Htreoc toward tbo noutk entrance
of Umt monumental structure, and wore
continually pouring forward into the build
ing. Tho porticos, terraces and balls were
crowded with a surging, seething human
mans, .Starling into ttm capllol irom tbe
front, our reporter bail to elbow himself
through to tho upper corridor lending to
that or the House of Representatives,
About •1,000 citizens and delegates were
eagerly waiting to gain entrance to the Moor
and galleries of tliu Ueprosonlullvo Hub-
Turn in whatever direction one might ho
would see sv,arms of men excitedly discus
sing the proceedings of llio previous day-
Tho dnora wero swung open at hull-past
ten o'clock, and tin. dense throng began to
pusli for seals in tho galleries and Hour ot
lll Mr U Cale late Cliairman of iho Stale Ex
ecutive” Co’mmitiee, having determined to
po.-'M-'S himself of tno chair, rushed rather
firiTipitaie) v toward tho rostrum, llosud
,|.-n!y J,alii-d and stroked his chin and
Inched qiner. Had ills eyes deceived him
<,r v.'.i', it some mysterious phantom that
liad dared to rear its horrid front hero in
liu* Speaker's chair ? Ho was perfectly as
tounded. There sat, bolt upright, the im
perLitrliableSl'eanie, with tho cool and pla
cid air of a matronly lien on a nest.
('n!e now stationed himself on the right
rne, and out rume the missing gavel.
’i'll., hull and p“'CTirs were now coni
il v criAviic l v. i tii a as-eiii
nl' riliz •!! i arid <*o!«-«uIch. IVrftai
quiet . .
( ,ti ,< , 1-1! lii- -lIV.-1, lu Jjttud 11 lishily
jmxhi i In* <i■ -k, uml h .id in a weak tunu of
-vi,, l ila- 111' •<• i.iupuld plcu.su coinu
r.-arna, ai Uic Hihju' tunc, hrmit'lil
-aval down with H inur<t einphulii:
Mr-;.-', ssjul 1111 1 , in il deep kiss “ The
iv:u-ni- N r ; :i v Ncwijnd, ll,e seen. Ury,
I i,ui u-i.lli-n.an, in nn'-v.er l-'
■ nvimi,
iii" ij'tfl* !i, imin
CmC. p. al.ody is lII*.- J-.'-Kulnr aerndury
J.,| I‘,. II- I> 1..1 odar. fCimiior ami cries
,/f i.r l ii - ; 'limn llm ruw cniu
i:f <l.
s ii*• 1 • L'-ilt* moved 11ail the eonvon
iin;-111mi.!i-; / earned with tremendous and
■ !> *J Vaum "now l-J'i I la 1 rhair. lie had Inird-
Iv HJ.uahu n. .1 up l.'ft'ore Puller, looking
:t'i pall* ns n plrnst ami u iillh* weary, slid
,11; r■ i h.- chair, an.!, willi mi air ol iruimpli
and axu 1 uitmim, cm.;’.-, pivul mill
piaimin 1 it upon iln* desk in l rout. Ilf
wa • III.mi! In 1-[>l ale, v.la-ii a !mul yell, im
compmiitd hy ur"i>n ti , .p-nrs and derisive
ia iiv 1 11 *- r imiii l la-Sviil.'-r parly, weakened
i i: , .hpa.i’i n. Tim Stokes party setup tre
mendous sh ails nl't xu lint inn. The shouts
..l lie- iw i. paities commingled together
! .oil I tded like the fonhmiOUS loaf til' heavy
11111 Iv<’tr. N.i (i> al'eniny ami overwhelm
nm w m - ihuiidei me echoes of the demo
niacal and ii lepivxsiWi? howls, that Hu
me 111 I ler-v Wife Oil 11 pel let 1 l" put ill**!!*
1 1u:h 1•' in l ii.-ir t ars. Crowds of Sink->
iiii'ii now occupied Urn stand.
’1 I'ondiiiie. ol .It lleison— 1 umvi— (1 >o
ive lamrhier and shrieks.;
'i lc rni.ur;; - 1 mow tliat
Will art 11, si-ri eia rv. ( I I'll'tel mis elan)ora
and 1 iw'f ■ rousin'/ rlm.-rs lor Senior, I'nl
l i'.v. d l.y treim mlm:-. chi-riMu;, groans and
t'unni:igli:<m will f irw-i nl nrnul the
I-!'t!:.’! S‘Ti'fT j.i'MV i:H'l the cheers of
--; Tin i -• « *l l ;** -r-< I'm Simil.t; -
j i r.' :i ml ).;rn.ni.i ami 1 «.11•.I
;l 11 '' '■ i:
i r. i»i■ jvv11 1 • ivv• Three gn.an*
.r ic.t- ir-cn Smiili, William*,
(< i r'-.iii-, j i i ii- : .-i v.' laughter it mi rin ers
f-V W 111: i i:' i
Jiii.rc gru.m.-, l'.y <i i!,
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: ; a i' V 1 ji• •* i ly wi>|. in
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: w'f inV'-, a-. i ini:all \ jn-.,-
1 1 Ih" •! ;■ aii .1 l )>• \\ I iitc* in aiM'X
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y> ii v, ii! noi to day
i: •' lo <11 1 ::11xif:itl<* your
a ! ,■ I.|'d. ! r 111.' g: I at
1 1 il'C 1V " l •■•■111 I O' llll'l
•= • 1 lII' n V. tin have
Jill '«v IJ '!
li w.:-. Lh:‘ in aViO-l iv!i||l;l' Ihf li. «tni: t hro-
•!id liuzv. i« 1.. - S. nii
'ii ’\V Ie h Was Ha.
1 in 1111: ,!’• h.
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N-cm l>
ill Nn'-.;.;] Tjlcl'f* is !•> ’•!* ;i ht'W rili
|i •: ;i..nii'ti!iiry rules jiubli.slu-d in
•••>'. ill:.i / n.n ,t!'. I (".lilcl h\* 1 >lll K‘t
Cant; 111 I > r.rs ri‘.- - inn- •• We’ll
.'.nil li«nl jii ymir ilml ftrl, you <l n
while li w'i. ■! i-H;.. Vnii can't ci> your i*r>ti
.'•piracy < *ti u-, yu.i il- n rascal.
Caii— I a-* 1 ; I'm- pnvi'.iym of muling ti
41*.^|‘i» I’lflit Spntf'lio. (Vernas
‘Take 1 n ; ii nut." "la-1 him mm] it.”)
’l'll • :.. : |n\> in.; <!- .| .itch was then mail :
.M l-;.M i’ll H, May ”(), ].s,i',i.
Wiii I,mm, i'hau man .Sian/ Kxrcuitix e
‘ '• .aim nn La I'm- l’ limn ;
1 .o’, e. ni>r Syiayuc, ol IChnilo Isjitht], will
•t. ii c- in .Vi-h v ii:m via line Nonii vvi-Mern
K i. 1.. |, a ini a. hi i n*-s ii.c workingmen oh
Mm nliy III;; i.l,
n'ic.i.-.l i.y 1 1 1 n delegates to iho Cummer
‘•ml < m 0..• 111i•.11. i
IM-1.1l s l{,-iiv\ Jllli'V—-I inovt! Unit
pr. 1 jiii! :m uliortion.
1 r.j
( 1 1;iii:11;' u;t -Voit conspirators
■I a* nmrli 111 • rvi) an a louse.
Vt’liii.iiii.-i —M r, Chairman ( \ r o;c»*M, “is
tlml I s v. iii \\ ill.am V I'm of him”),
1 move —'jeers, den-dyoiuughier and howl*.
(A veilI.', 1 .', “ W Ii" i* i thi.s Republican
Convention/' and “three clk.-itm fur Sou*
ter.”.)
Captain Downes—Toll old (Jala, the <l—d
d ,j wimo-livered rascal, to 101 l about
conspiracy.
liuibour l.cwirt—li’.s enough lo make the
angels weep to sen wltui rascals ihoro are
hero.
Myors, or Ciuiijourno—Wo aro not sent
hero lo eoueeuirnio ourselves Into u riot and
lo bo a laughing stock forlho whole coun-
try. I ask, In God’s name, can’t every
rrmn behave bimsslf In a decent and honest
manner? Such condnot, if properly appre
ciated by the great manses of the Repubt.-
can people, would he regarded as nothing
more than a wart, a wlndgall and a foster
ing sore to republicanism. It’s a shame,
it’s a scandal.
A Colored Delegate—Tou oan rest now.
You havo said enough.
Myers—Can we not have a man that can
bo heard ?-can we [Here the gentleman
was quite overcome by a pathotlo emotion].
We are acting like wild men. It *
us to listen to common sense. It
agree, let’s adjourn sine die. Let both or
the candidates run. [Loud applause.] Wo
should be a bundle of -miulom.
A Voice—Thank you, thank you.
Barbour Lowis-It seems to me that It
will still bo possible to reconcile tho Re
publican party. We have been digging Its
grave ami dancing over It afterward. If
wo smash Into plecos wo will put rebels In
power.
Continued crletrwere now made for Sen*,
ter and Duvo Nulhoii.
Tho latter mounted a desk and responded
—I would prefer that we, uh the people of
TonnoHHGO, could throw oil upon the
troubled waters, and way “Peace’* to these
boisterous elements. But, as X liuvo told
you before, wo prefer to bo the friends of
l). W. C. Senior rather than havo tho Infa
my of his personal enemies, who havo
hunted him in midnight conclave and by
secret treachery. I did not shirk ilio re
i spnnsibilliies of tho lute war. I went to the
! rebel prison and lay therein for months be
-1 fore I would take the Conledorato oath.
Williams—Tho proposition was made to
, Senior this morning that a number of the
friends of Senior and those of Stokes should
elect a temporary chairman, but be refused
to uecedo to the proposition. Ho said that
1 ho was in tho hands of bis irionda. Barbour
I Lewis Ims made a lengthy speech to you.
j lie only wants to make a cat’s paw of you
I to run himself into favorite positions. We
have hoard enough of the manipulations of
that gentleman, and I listened witli a grout
deal of uncertainty hh to the proposition he
makes. You have heard ol the dovil steal
ing the livery of heaven? Lewis professed
; a profound "devotion to Republicanism in
order to carry out some scheme of plunder
for bimsdtf. [Tremendous outburst of ap
plause.] !>. W. (J. Seiner was one of tho
men Unit worked for a day.
Nelson—lyxik here Williams.
Williams—Ac fine s soldier, where can wo
get a ladder one limn William B. Stokes?
This is not the day fur ineu to manipulate
conventions, if Senior has the power, as
the expressions made would indicate, to
take unfair means to secure his election,
wiiy do they desire to put the high priest of
the Knoxville H7m/, whose paper made the
expression, as temporary chairman?
IV-arno—in wlmt number of the 117//y
was the article to which you allude written?
Williams—tho article was written in thul
kind ofa style from which the people could
draw their own meaning. (.Jeers and deri
sive laughter.) II preachers.will mix in
politics it is simply fair, that if you don’t
mean to admit the acquisition why do your
triends talk so of it?
l'earno reiterated that his religion taught
him to hold fasl'ki that which whs rightaml
just; lie had no power to withdraw from
the position where he was placed by the
Convention.
Williams —You came here backed hy the
railroad ring.
Colonel Brownlow—Who said so Point
out the man. Point him out.
Williams —Actions speak louder than
words.
Colonel Brownlow—The men who came
here for Senier did tho lighting during the
war, ami the old men who came here for
.Stokes arc the sugar contractors for the
Confederate army. fLoucl applause.] You
havo been told by Thornburg, of Jefferson,
that In' was one of a-committee who waited
on Seiiter this morning, but be did not tel!
the whole tide.
Thornburg denied that this was the case.
Lr. Boynton and LI. 11. Thomas said that
it was. Thornburg remarked that he could
prove that it was not. Thomas told him
that hn could not, when Thornburg said to
Thomas, " You are a d d lie.” A cry’
ol “ light” wus now raised, and tho house
labored under another great turmoil. Per
sons were looking in every direction and
lis telling for the lirsl shot, but in vain.
No pugnacious demnnstintion was made.
At this juncture 11. 11. Thomas came
rushing through tho crowd, mouuted a
desk and said that he desired to settle a
question of veracity. He remarked that
lie had just seen Seuter, and Unit that gen
tleman ii’-sured him that Thornburg and
othcrs-ilid not state that they camo to see
hint on the authority of Stokes. If there
was a falsehood out it lay between Coveror
S.’tucr and the man who nmd»* Unit charge.
Witnesses wore now called forth to as-
certain what actually was said at the inter-
view of tin- Stokes committee with Senter,
and the testimony seemed about equally
Ci imi nations and recriminations were
r,mv brought up by various delegates, ami
thrown into each other's teeth in the most
reck less manner, of this the whole con
vention seemed to have tired. Manymani
fi.-s i their disapprobation of this course w Ui
griimc'c-*, nervous gesticulations and im
patient stamping of foot. Tho disgust of
some of the delegates whs manifested by
low growls, the gritting of teeth, and curses
in an undertone. The exposures having
gone rather at greater length than was de
sired, a delegate said, with an oath to give
it emphasis, that they would quit this sniff
and gu home. This seemed to have been
lh<‘ ileturminniinn .if Umli parlies, which,
wli.-n ii hwamo known, a lnn>t
of jit iplans., ft-11 from ihe lip* of t Jir* crow.l,
and ;i .‘• lowly m move mil of the bull.
Thu* cloved the sturmio>t political f. n
v.miion [or dmilih- convention, rather,] that
,-wr assembled in Tennessee. We are "lad,
lord. m-y's sake, und the reputation of
llir- Slat** Io draw the curl.tin upon
u;.- i;:h!ly nrcie
J nrav Itev.urd I'm' h .lltirclcrcr or .M nr
Merer*.
i;.-:-;iiU a revtard nJ'Sji'h fur the arrest
■ i<• ti* <ii n*i he ptM'son or persons
f.ii 1-rnl.iv ii’uht <d' last wet-U.sat lire
e-ciioU'C of Mr. Charh-M T. lieal-
w; >•* ii i rt-ly i•<-i i * iiiiH'i I, sit ill Mr. Heulniear
[M'ri'lii-ii in tilt* timing, ill* is supposed to
ha \ ■ • ln*c:i |>r»-\ eui-ly atrociously murdered,
tioy. i‘> >wif» :i-.! N thiit h“ is authori/.-'d l»y
Mr. J. !■'. ih-alrro ar, ol' the !ir:u ot'Arin
stroiu:, Ca'ur iV < ni tliis city, to oiler nti
a lilitional jo" 1 ' I'- "•’ 'Hill
rj!' ihi• y mily pari m
itUhi'k'iliiiif OUS
P*IK\Y Mmnvn’KATKD AWAY
yj i mu the premises ot tho subscriber, in
U :i- i. i b .r., Lancaller county, Pa., :i limit
i:.i* . -i week i u Aj.nl, a three year old Holler,
'U i i i".’ i ii/, v. it i) mu all hoi ii**, dark n-il col or, u
r.”n im... , and iii good kIocU. A liberal reward
i>ntAYHS» OR 5101.F.5 FKOtl TIIK
O 5-in.s r.lu r at Nitn- p.-luts 11 ■«t«- 1 . Mart
Luirivcr enmity, on tin; 11'ylit of the22d<f
:i Black Mure of small sl/.CMiud with foal.
A li'h lal 11'wind will be given to any person
mu 1u j: her or gi vuig 1 11 lor mat Inn l hut will
h: .1 to lu r 1 (-covi-ry. Addiess Nlne Poinls P
i). KNUL'H PASSMORE.
I.'l » v. ry
rpitr a. w. ntioFF’s ('9ssi.nPTHh>,
,• AMluiki and Cnlil Svrnj), warranted to
cu;>• nr no i-haroe. It Is highly recommended
to married ladies, 11. can he had wholesale
and r.-tall al A W. (JKUFF'S,
No. .i) Fust King street.
'N •' \ n»l
rnHY a. w. pain kii.i.ik
1 the host Medicine illl he worid. Il cun bo
had wholesale and retail al
mu v a-, w. <;iW)S’i , a ai.acu on,. «aii
\ i:!lmr Oil and Horse and Cattle Powder.
Nn iiriiit article can he produced. They can
in- hed wholesale and retail at
A. W, URUFF'S,
No. ft) Fast King street..
\\T AN I’KIl. FIRNf-CI.ANN TRAVIII^
YV ink salesmen to sell by sample; good
wag'-s ora liberal per cent, and’ steady employ*
m. nl. Address, with slump, B. F. HOWE, (Hit
Arch strict, Philadelphia, l’a. Iw
VV Ith our STKNCIh AND }<KY (’IIKL'K OU'lKtr,
and l-.v selling Novel and attractive ariic.is?
Ci’-.-uuus Iree.
.-T •. FFoltl) MFO. CO . <srt Kullon at.,
Fa- New
A(R.N'r , *l,-" W’Hi'hr of Of
Y'V [{'• rM ; ‘ J. r /;> •I. I toe..re Khenrna
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i r<-. n m./ /vi (/• ni H\it lusting
U'i /'■ < <3 v I/.»fallal, or v/iite for
|.art.- iCer - tote- (jj i:.\ p.n vs | <]•; Ml 2UI
N. a!n :. I i.l. Phils.. i w
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1 I’ll pay lor
AUKNTM WANTED Full THE
■SECRET iIISTORV
OF T 11F CONI'FD Eli A(JY .
Tho rfv.’r/.'im/iiK/ rcveUHf*#\i and sUv tling \dis»
cJ<n-nrrs, inadiMu this work, are crent lug* Uie
must. luH-nse desiie iu the '■ 1 utln of the people
to ohiam 1 1. The«crtd polilicnl intrigues, tic , of
Davis ami ol her Confederate leaders with the
hiiildm My.siei ics trorn "Behind t he Scenes In
Richmond," uru thoroughly vcntil itea. Send
|..r Circulars and see our terms, and u full de
scription n: l.lie work. Addriss, NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CU., Philadelphia, Pa. mil hv
pAJcwuna’ .laimiAi. insurance « o.
C Ihe imanherH of the "Earners’ Mutual
I: suiiuico Company ” are hereby notified that
a txx ol one-ill li oi one per cent., or Two Dol
lars on every thousand dollars Insured, ban
been levied by tho Directors, to compensate
the lo.sies Niimniued by Marsiellar a Dull, and
William JL burner, of Mlllersvllle, by a tiro
tmil occurred tn tneir bul'dl- gs on the morn-
Ink of the 2i 1 ultimo— said tax to be paid on or
before I he 17l tj day of J U •>' K next.
Full Duplicates will be kept by Pete. Johns,
Ksq., Treasurer, nt his residence in Fast Lam
peter twp.; by John Jolidh, Eiq . at ihe'Regls.
t.i-v s Otllce, 111 the City of Lancas'er, and by
John Htruhni, Secretary, at his residence lu
l’jovldeuce twp., where any member ortho
Conn any enn pay bis nr htr tux. A partial
Duplicate will be kept by Christian Joims, at
bis resld-uco lu Karl twp., where members re
siding In the towushlps of Upper Leacock,
Karl, Kast Karl, Brecknock, Ciornarvou, Jfiph
rata and Cucullcn, can puy their quola of the
said tax. Another pmhil Duplicate will be
kept by John 11. Z.'liui h. Ksq., ut his olllco In
Hprliikville, whore members residing lu tho
townships or huphn, Mouut Joy, East Done
gal, WfctJt Donegal-aud Conoy. cun pay their
quota ni tux. Another partial Duplicate will
no kept by Joseph Fugles, Esq., nt his store, at
.Mount Nebo, whoro members residing lu the
township of Alarl'c, can pay their quota of the
Haiti tax.
Those who do not pay wllhin the lime above
meniionoii, will Uuvu Up lr a counis placod in
the hands oi Collj-clors.with an addition often
percent., to defray the expense of collection.
By order ol th« Board of Directors.
Ma_y 10th, IWD. JUUN OTRUHM, Heo’y,
msO 4tw2l
’rr-TT-F. T. A-NTCI A HTvBlTt •wmTP.TTT.Y HSrTELLIGEJSTQEB, VEDNE9DAY. JUIVE 9, 1869.
testate of william gerhart,
rj late of West Co calico township, deceased.
—Letters of administration on said estate hav
ing been granted to the undersigned, all per
sona Indebted thereto, are requested to make
Immediate settlement, and those haring
claims or demands against the same, will pre
sent them without delay for settlement to the
my 5 otw-18 Administrator,
VTOTICKTO THE HElßft AKD LEGAL
ll representatives of Sarah Vogan, late of
Earl twp , Lancaster ooUnty, Pa., dec'd.—You
are hereby notified that by virtue oi aa order
of the orphans' Oourt of Lancaster county, to
me directed, I will hold an Inquest to divide,
part or vaiue the real est Ate of Sarah Vogan.
deceased, ou WEDNESDAY, the 80th day of
JUNE, IKfltf, at 9 o'clock, A. M., at the public
house, of J. H. Wliraer, In VogansvlJlo, Karl
twp., Lancaster couuty, Pa., when and whoro
y„a may tltelid If juu mmfc prnper^
SiiKitiFy'a Office, Laucubter, Aiuy istla, isfltf.
jHmfttalSuo*™>,dgA-t;> b-vJSJ n , b % n .
Slid those havlug claims or
same will present them
without delay lor settlement to theuuder*lgu
.d,ro.ldL-«ln»»ld OOCKU m,
mlD.oli.ai) Adialulfllrutor.
tjintati: of tmti*»riA.‘< KaAiiFtn
K lato of E-Nt Locall-otwp., LuncKKtorco.,
dTc'J -Letter* of Ailinlu Ist rutfou ou Bald entitle
havluK granted to the uuder«l«ued, all
nersouH Indebted to a-ilddeceduut are .rubiest*
ed to make Immediate seiUeinent, uud those
bavlnir claims or dem-ud* ayuinsi the isinte
of Kald decedent, to m ine known t bo naino to
her without dt-Uy. MA.KV STAUFEEK.
H-slhlug :u uald towu-Md.
jz-tiiwilJ
Jtinc2- Itw22
A-> iCr.-ady slati'd, rhe* stiir<‘
;e arres 1 . and coiivie
. /I'llhmnrr .S nn.
1-lL.r MIANK.
A. W. fl HOFF'S.
No. .*)!• Fast King s'.reet.
NOT MAKK MONEY
* d I jmy 8 , » | J
it r ; t,u Ic -
SC It 10
. <: v,< <di V lo Aa'-nIM
pgat jkrtktg.
Muy 12J, lbO'J.
Notice ao ai>3ll>i.stkatokn asd
)iflr< of Kllzsbeth Uehto, Into of I'eun
township, Lauc.usUrcoiu:!y,‘^c(u^J.^
The Orr.lt->ns' Court of Lancaster county, on
petition of heirs of Just-ph Uinole, deceased,
emuled a rule to show cause why specific per
formance should not he decreed of P Jiml
tracts made between the Mild hlizubelh Bebni
uud Joseph (iibble, for bale, each to the other
cf cerlulu real e-dale m saul i'eun townsh.p,
which they held m common.
Kald rul- returnable Waini nay, June -tali
lfciiif. at lu o’ciocli A. M.
MKRCKU,
L"t-:U ul UrpUuu!-.' Court
f ( < OI).\ tS OF TKOiT ESTATES, AC.
A The accounts o! the lollou iu« num.d Es-
I £l t.p.k will 1>« t.roi«-nifed fur confirmation on
MONDAY, J CNE 21st, Istit'.
Joseph SuuilUi’s Tiu.it Erla'.e, Martin r..
Hhiiuler, Coimulltet. , ~
Khlhcr Taylor’s Trust )> trite, Bou.t; L. L> tie,
el. a!., Administrators.
Jo>hll’i Eekman'.i Assigned I-state, », m.>.
(i,tihr.nl ii, Assigmo.
Christian Hrrshey's Assigned Estate,( lii’ist.
Erisiuun, A'-slgne*-. ,
Kauben lluchu’s Assigned Estate, Cyrils
Ream, Assignee. ,
Joseph T. Dickinson As.vgued Estate, bum
u;•! Sh.kcm, Assignee.
Joseph K. Ilen'ts Assigned Estate, B. 1”.
Uowe. Assignee.
E. K. Assigned I stall', U. Shctluor,
et al., Assignees. ~
Henry -o Musst-lmun, Assigned estate, C. h.
IllXier, Assignee,
James Artiiitrons’s Trust Estate, Henry
I‘uwuall, Committee.
SKiuutl Mobtu’s Trust Estate, S. R. Zug, ct.
al., Committee. ,
Magdalena Mtoner’a Trust Estate, John
Buck waiter, Trustee.
lliurlet Kline's Trust Estate, llenry Seuoclr,
Committee.
Mary Ann Grotr’s Trust Estate, BenJ. Wiss
ler, et. ftl., Administrator.
Abrahum Gonder'b Trust Estate, Jay Cad
well, Trustee. , , tII , ,
i Susan Shirk's Trmt Estate, Samuel SUelrk,
'Trustee. ,
Elizabeth Rush's Trust Estate, Henry Ehy,
' Committee.
! i i Attest
1 may 2G
\V. J.. BSCAU, Proth’y.
•Uw2l
rjlilK LANCASTER COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL PARR!
ASSOCIATION
LANCAS T K II , P A
IjV A u a UI!A I. FAI It
cou.mkncinc; o.n tuksday. ji'.nk isru.
FIRST I>A Y—TrKSJJAY,* Jl'NKilslli.
No. I ThO r J IN«» Stino-S.W
to the til St Horse ; Sle;i to tt.e mcjii !, «.»:• jo.rsos
ttml have never trotted lister l!m:i Milo
heats, bc-hl throe lu live, In lumiess.
No. l-ThiATiNt! I'KKMIUM B*JSO-S!o0
to iho tirst tioi se ; SUM to tie. second, tor !iorst-s
tliai have boon owned m l.nneust er County tor
Hi leusi O’ree until in previous to the lot. 1 1 <if
June. l'-it'J. Mile lira'-, ben three In live, In
haruesa.
No. —l’At'l Mi IhtKMIfW m«0—:
the ih-sl horse, uml 5-'.'- toihc m-o .ml. for hors, s
that have hern owm u ;u 1 no.-iist. r e aiuiy lor
at leas! thitfe mooli.s previous !o Die l'hh of
Jnno, IS'/J. Mile uml r«.p;\nt In lmrn.:.ss.
No. I— YK'.OI'IPKDK PK KM I I'M S^O—For
yenl lumen Velneipeil i-.ts —J-Fi to ihe Ural ; Slo i<>
Ui-i hPeouU ; SIU ;tu the tliinl. Hull mlleui:d
repent.
.SECOND £>.VT —\T I.II.\ENDA V, JUNE 10.
No. 1.-TiIUTI'INH PKKMMWi SSOO-np.Mi
to nil. to lir.-t ijur-c ; 5 : i • to veond; s>.
No. 'J.-TKu’mNO rH F.MI r M :100-5 ITT
to firs; hur-e; t<> seeonn; S-Vi to third, lor
hor-es that have hern owned In Lauca-it'-r
county lorn! least. I‘uve ui<uil.nm previous to
the loth of June, WJ. .Milo heats, last three
In live, ui harness.
No. T—FACINU IMIFM’I’.M SfOb—Out-ii lo
all. {To t > first hfiisc ; f'J» In M'conu. Mile and
repeal,*iu haiuts*.
gentlemen Veioi-i pcuist s- { o Uirllr
second ; sld lor l hlld, Half mile and
For ’■ pair malchci! Cm-
Lest Jack
ih-s'. Curl Hoisc
•j11d h' st C .-. t Ili.rsc
He-t lirood M o-.- lo
Best Bro .d Mare lor m <.d
FAU.v. AND lot A - Y i.ui.TH.
Fur lii'd \ i ai l:ng llor-a* Coil
tfii Bc-L Voiuiim; Horse Col!
lies' Yearling Mai e Cult
ilrd 2 Year Old Horsv’rvilV!!’.''.'”!’.'.’””
tii 1 Best 2 Year Ul l ilor.se C"il
Ke-L 2 Year Cld Male Coll
2 l B-.slYear (>UI Mine Colt
Best il Year (.hd Horse Coil
2d Best :i leari.Hd Horse Coll
Best Year uid Mare Colt
2d B> si •! Year Old Mare Coll
KUAD AND CARtC.WJK CULTrf.
Best Yearling Ilors;* Celt
2d Best. Y«arung IDose C01t....
Best Yea: ling Mare Colt
2d Best. Yearling Mao- Cull
Best 2 Yea r i.<ld Uoi.se ol i
2d Btsl 2 'leur Uhl Hojse Co
Best 2 Year Old Mare Coll
2d Best. 2 Year Uhl Mai e C 011....
Best :> Year Uhl Horse Coil
2d Bestil Year Old Horse Cost.
Best il Year Uhl Mare Coil
2d Best il Year Old Mare C01t....
N OTIC I'.
Tho winner of any rreiniuin will not be al
lowed to enter the same lioise lor a second
premium.
A Veloclpodlst receiving any premium will
not be allowed to eonieud for a second pre
mium during the Fair.
Exhibitors w.ll rtcelveoue admission ticket,
gratis.
Eutrnuoe, pi jier cent,‘on iho total premi
urns. Tbreo or more to fill; two to start.
Entries wilt closr at tho room of the Assn
elation, in the Oiy of Haucaster, al a I'. M.
14th of June, istlO.
All comimmicat ions should he addressed to
the Dreflident or Secret :*.ry ol the •* Lancaster
County Agricultural Bari: Afuooiallon,” Lau
c:ut\r. I’tui.u.
The rules of the “ Agricul
tural Park Axsoehil ion " will govern ail trials
of speed.
Hale nrsfoc.k owned hy Exhibitors and mem
bers wI:J l><* held on tho grounds, on TllL'lW-
Da Y, .1 li > K 17lh, at 10 o’clock, A. M.
Triuls lo commence at 2 I’. M.
AH Hiitiniils for pri-tni !ii:m I:
on I tin yroili ilfl troiu ‘J A/ M. lo <i I’. Mbut !i :
ilayH of ex lulu Lion. I
H. W. *I’KNCKR, i’ri'Shli;’)L. I
M .u'lioMM.r, >f«;ri:!aiy
farucss, &(
ri'.IJK WIIITK l>n|,AK IJKAK’fI 11 KAO , 4 '*> "<i“Rp»n
l h;tH tl.M'.jlll'- Vt:iy |>< »J >UI >i r tlu: p«.*o- ! K, ' W '“ K ' *j.> Vs ,-,r ■• • tlnirr, »}
j.li-. Uls pi-cioiijiini nt.i! can si ill ] .< >. It N >r.~ JJn«to fit., l
In; hi;.-n II)
M. H.MSKKIiUsH'.-* Wi.NliOW
A.NULK CKNTUK MtU.UIK, | r g s.'pTFBB, '
L\NC V-G'KK. PA. 1 No. b South Duke nt„ Lance-ate:
There is also on ham! to la* seen, ami will he
m«ule li|> lo ordtr. sauie and Double
81LV 10It AND GOLD MOUNTED HARNESS,
KINK RUBBER MOUNTED’ H ARN E-\X,
PLAIN AND COMMON' HARNESS,
Of Every Description.
TE A M HAKNi: S 8 ,
LADIES’ AND GENT'S HIDING HadDLKS
ARMY SADDLES PLAIN AND FANCY,
F h 1' A' E T S ,
SUMMER. HORSE SHEETS A SPREADS.
ALSO, —J
LADIES' A GENT'S TRAVELING TRUNKS,
In Every Hlyse.
SARATOGA A SULK LEATHER TRUNKS,
KINK TURKEY MOROCCO SATCHELS.
FINE RUSSIA MOROCCOSATCHKLS,
FINK VIENNA AOKOCC'O SATCHELS,
Fine ENGLISH A FRENCH MOROCCO GILT,
A FINK LOT OF
AMIIR I C A A* H A TCIf E Li)
Iu til the Different Colors uud Varieties
HORSE AND MULE CULLARS. WHIPS, Ac.
4if The undendßue l has tin- nolb Agency to
sell the- RUBBER LINED HORsECULLaR.
Warranted noi to gall shoulders H properly fit
ted; aud In luuny casts will heal up sore
sbouldeis whlle-in u>.e.
mIM-lfdAw M. HABERBUBII
WANTED.— 5.000 (!ORI)N OF BLACK
OAK BAhK, lor which the highest cash
prlco will be paid by the subscribers, at their
Baric Mill, East of stock Yuras, iu Lancaster,
Pa. ’ it. H. BRUBAKER & CO.
znarftl-tfw 13
WANT D-2,f100 CORDS BLACK OAK
BARK; also. CHESTNUT and SPANISH
OAK BARK. Delivered ut Blrd-in-Hund or
New Holland, for which the highest cash price
Will be paid. Address
H. SHIRK <fc BRO.,
Enterprise P. 0., Blrd-ln.Hand Station,
apr H 2inwls] Lancaster county, Pa,
§j»w f«6 giflPtrflgfflentg.
L ADIEU, IF YOU REariKE A HEUA*
ble remedy, nse the best? „ , „
DR. HARVEY’S GOLDEN PILLS
bare bo equal. They are sale and sure In oral
cary eaaea. oNjr DO LLAR PER BOX.
DR. HARVEY’S GOLDEN PILLS,
four degress stronger they are Intended for
“ P ° C PBICE?FIVE DOLLARS PER BOX.
Private circulars sent free. Enclose slam If
von cannot proonre the pills enclose the mo ley
and address BRYAN A CO., Cedar street. New
York, and on receipt they will be sent well
soalecl by return mall.
Eurokn uf ygutii.
Young Men the experience of years, has
demonstrated the fact that rollanco may be
Dlaced in the othcacy of
V BELL’S SPECIFIC PILLS ,
For the speedy and permanent cure of seminal
Weakness, the result of Youthful Indiscretion,
which neglected, ruins the happiness, and un-
Ala the sufferer for business, social or marri
age. They can be used without detection or
Interference with business pursuits.
f»rlce one Dollar per box or four boxes for J
dollars. If you cauuot nrocuro these pills,
enclose the money to BRYAN A CO., Cl Cedar
Hired, Now York, and they will be sent by
mull, well sealed, Privalo ofroulars to
men sent free on application, encloso stump.
ftltTAN'l'l liin! VIOORATOR
K OK KKJUV£NATiN<i KUXIH.
['or all Doran tho Urlu_ary Or^KDfl.
„.„ uut#U i vqo Urinary
It gtviVLIVKHEALTH AND HTRJSNUTK to
air who uso It ami follow my direction!. It
u«v«r fails to remove Nervous Debility, lmpo
tency or waulof Power, and uil weakness aris
ing from uxccssea or lndlscretiou, resulting In
loss of memory, unpleasant dreams weak
nerves, headaches, u rvous trembling, general
lassitude, dimness of vision, flushing of th#
skin,which If neglected, will surely lead on :r
Insanity or Consumption. When the system
U; once a fleeted it will not recover without
help. It must be Invigorated and strengthen
ed, to enable the sufferer to lulfll the duties of
life.
This medicine has been tested for many
years and It la warranted a certain CURE, no
matter how bad the c:ese may be. Hundreds
of cerliflcaies can be shown. Price, one Dollar
rer bottle, or six bottles for flvo Dollars
tSULDDY ALL DKUCKJIrtT.
If you cannot procure it send a statement ol
your ease uud enclose tn© money t<> BRYAN
* UU..IH Cedar street, Now York, and It will
bo sciit you On receipt of Five Dollars, a bot
tle nearly equal to seven small will bo sent to
any exprosd oltlce in the U. B. charges paid.
Private eiiculara, sent on application, (en
close stamp ) dec2ts-'2awd<tls w
UXUW, gWftfS, AT
1869- H.z. ItnoiDSdc Elto. 1869
We ask the attention of purchasers :o our nn
usually large Mock of goods careiully selected
and manufactured to our own order for the
Ft) R THE XX 1/ [YEAR !
waled we arc selling at viry Low Prices.
FINK GOLD AND .SILVER WATCHES,
BY THE BEST
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MAKERS.
DIAMOND, COR A L, AM ETIiYST, GARNETT,
AND ALL KINDS OF
; PLAIN and enameled cold jewelry,
j HAIR [JEWELRY
* MADE TO
] ORDER WITH FINE GOLD MOUNTINGS.
| Special attention paid to furnishing
WEDD I X G P Hl* BRX T 8 .
STERLING AND COIN tiILVER.
i We have a Watchmaker from in©Swiss l*
| tory to do repairing, and warrant all work.
H. Z. RHOADS & BftO.,
I (Next Door Jieloii Cooper'm Hotel,)
I WEST KING STREET, LANCASTER. PA.
: nov‘2s ttw47
%es£kz, Sr.
QET TJ3E RENT,
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. * *
WOOD WARD’S PIANO FORTE AND OH
UAN WARE-hUUMS,
Ko. 130 East King Lancaster t Pa.
The largest establishment, of Ihe kiud ,in
Lancaster, aud one ol the largest lu the Slate.
The llncsl ussoi liuent of J instruments over of
luted to t he public lu this cdy and county.
I’iiino*, Organs, flheet .I<uslc,<piuslc
lioohs, itc., Ac.
thickcring A tun's JHanos, Haines liro.'s piron
‘.lasou & Hamlin’s Cabinet and Metropolitan
Organs.
Our Incll.ties are micii that we cau now af
ford to supply uur rustornei s with instruments
at rates ax low us they cau bo purchn.ed ol the
n::u;in;ieUirers. Jur new Warerooms, situated
at No. i!u Hast K Iny street, opposite tjp reciter's
••.xeiauye 11 old, over Hi on nor A llontetter’H,
are ilueu iipiuu tmuiiur Unit we teel oonll
ddil can not lai l to please llu- most fastidious.
We shall always be nappy to exhibit our In
st i u meals to itll a bo wlii favor us with a call,
whet her l he., u ish to pui abuse or not.
Orders latt on lor Sheet M umc and all kinds ol
Musioul merchandise. Cull and see us.
A. W. WOODWARD,
lu Eu.st King street,
Lancaster, l'a.
uc:t2l- ltw-12
ifostav’,s #mttificr, ‘fir.
UOCSKKKEI'HttS !
IIOU.SKKKEPKKS !
Situ—Women—and Children !
lien—Women—and Children !
“Cooling lo Scalds and Kurus,”
* l .->O(U lllug to Jill piuuflll WOUUdH, «tec.”
“Healing lc» all Ulceis, Ac,”
1 COSTAll’ri’ BUCKTHORN SALVE
Ir» the most extraordinary H A LVK ever known.
I is power of aoothtug aud Healing for all Cuts,
Kurus, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Chapped Hands
aud hliln, for Sore .Nipples, for Hues, Ac.—ls
without a parallel, One pel son says of It, ‘I
would not be without a Box iu my House, If It
rust ss.i U, or 1 hud to travel all the way loNew
York for It.”—.V. }'. livening Xcws, SejH. 5.
All Druggists In Lancaster sell It.
“COSTAR’S”
Standard Preparations
ARE HIS
BEAUTIFIER
Slltter-MveoJ and Orange Blossoms,
One Bottle, $l.O0 —Tareu fur. 52.00,
lIIM
“CoHtnrV’ Rat,' Iloucli, dec., Kiterm
natorN.
“CoKlar's Hod Bn* Exjormiiintor*.
“Costar’s” (ouly pure) luwect Powder.
"Only Infallible Remedies knowu.”
”18 years established In New York.”
“2.IXHJ Boxes and Khisks manufactured dally.,
"!!! Beware !!! nl spurious Imitations.”
“All Druggists lu Lancaster Sell them.”
Address “COSTAR," 1U Crosby st., N. Y.
Or, John K. Henry (Successor to)
DKMAS IiARNHH a CO., VI Park Row, N. Y
M;hl In Lancaster by Giuger A Rice.
in 22 lydaw
T.u-w !i. .*. *»wirr,
--- - - : No. 13 Duke st... Laamml'
I «. KRMOT,
i No. 21 Ktuil King street, 2d floor, over Skilo*
New Stole.
*. F. fIAKB.
No. 19 North Duke fit., L&ucaatai
A. r. S.SDKRfIOK,
Nil. 21'North Duke street. La cun* l
K. K. FRItX,
court Avenue, west of Court House, Lancaster
A. J. ICAVFFJfAtf,
No. £lB Locust Street,
Columuia, Pa
dec 22 IJ'dAW)
U. W. Hi inTK,
No 0 Sonth Duke a?., I^ancaptei
*t S?. J.F.AI2AN,
No. o North Ooßo et. f.«ancAM.fr
a. .».
No. y East Orange at., LnnccMer
u. V'H’ITH,
t'”knr.hlp.. tjmr.oHt.er county. I l^.
tiiUli PS>JANR.
No. 80 North Dote fit., Lancaster
I>. W. PATTEIIKON,
Han removed bis olhce to No. 68 East King at.
E. SLATfJIAKKIt, JK.,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
((>J)lce with A\ Elhnaker, Esq.,)
NORTH DUKE STREET, LANCASTER, PA
dectt timw-19
SIMON I*. KBY.
ATTORNEY AT LA'iV.
OFFICE WITH N. ELLMAKEtt, Esq.,
Noutu Duke Street,
aept 25 LANCASTER. PA. Iyw3B*
ll A.NOW.
The subscriber has takon charge of the Bar
and Keaiaaraut under Reese's Exchange Ho
tel, at the Railroad Station
MOUNT JOY, PA,
And Is prepared to accommodate the publie
wild the
CHOICEST WINES AND LIQ.UORB
At his Bar 5 and In his Restaurant always the
best and most seasonable that the market af
fords will bo provieed.
ep 1 tfw 86| JOHN MONTGOMERY.
REGISTER’* NOTICE.-THEACCOVSTS
of the following persons ore filed In the
Register’# Office of Lancaster county, for con*
flrmatlon and allowance at the Orphans’ Court
to be held In the Court House, In the City op
Lancaster, on the THIRD MONDAY in JUNE,
(21), at 10 o’clock A. M.:
William T. Kirk, Guardian of David C. Brown.
Julius L. Bhumao, Executor of Ann Green.
Levi Bender, Gaardlan of David Coldren.
Christian Nlsaley, Guardian of Elisabeth Wit-
'William N. Galbraith, Administrator ol Re
becca M. Eckman; ,
Christian Nlssley, Samuel Nlsaley, Benjamin
Nissley and David Nlssley, Administrator
of Samuel Nlssley. _ .
Jacob R. Lehman, AdministratoroflsaacLeh*
man.
Christian Snyder, Executor of Mary Hoover.
J. C Bryan, Administrator of John Bryan. '
William B. Finney, Administrator of t roncls
A. Finney. , _
Adam Dennison, Guardian of John, Ann, Ja
cob, Elizabeth and Fanny Hats,
John K, Long, Administrator of Catharlno
Hager.
Jacob M. Reosor and Sarah Rocßer, Executors
of Nicholas Ueeser.
jfloob B. Mockley, Guardian of Mary Sides,
John Horn, WUliuin Horst and Aim H.
ilor-t.
Israel Wenger and George Weaver. Executors
of David Wenger.
Harauol U. Gerber and John U, Gerber, Admin
istrators of Hatnu*-i Gerber.
John Eborly and Henry Kurtz, Administra
tors of Beujamln Kby,
Jucob B. Becker and CnrMlan Brubaker, Ad
ministrators of Henry B. Becker.
John B. MtiHser, Guardian of David L. Peck,
Ephraim s. Hoover, Executor of Barbara Hoo
ver.
JoDu Doner, Guardian of Busan Doner.
John Huber, Admluistraioi ot Mary iluber.
John Fox, Executor of John Boot.
Hermau Albright, Administrator of Jesse
Haines.
Frederick WllllamißeatPs, Henry Beales and
Hamuel Beales, Executors of Rev. William
Beaten.
Peter G. Wenger, Administrator of Lydia
Wenger.
G. D. McCormick, Acting Executor of Thomas
McCormick.
William You Nelda, Administrator cf Levi
Launch
John Musser, Administrator rf Jacob Grove.
Hamuel E. Gro->b, Kxecutor of Win. H. Hall.
Benjamin M. Bair, Executor of Benjamin Hear.
Christian Zecher, Guardian of Edwin L. Baer
man, William M. Baermun and Mary M.
Baermtn.
C. ti. Holtman and E, G. Groll’, Executors of
Michael Bard.
Frederick Kleiss, Executor of John Georgo
Beug-r.
Catharine Stewart, Administratrix of Audi c w
Stewart.
Henry MillTer, Executor of Tobias Shiit-T.
Louisa Beuevit, Administratrix ol Henry Bet:
evil.
Jcsenh Hays and JsiJicStcn-jr, Administrators
of Elizabeth Stumm.
John D. Ebersole, Administrator of Martlu E.
Eshleman.
Ellzjbeth HuraL Executrix Of Christian ll>ir?.t.
Daniel Kite;'Guardian of Moses H. Kit:-.
Jacob Mast, Guardian ot Anna Mary Shoe
maker (formerly Yo.ier)
Adam Hull, Administrator of Ellzibelh lioll.
tiamuel Marlin, Admiuislialor ol i_h.ir.olle
Martin.
Jacob Holsinger, Executor ol Martlu llolsin
ger.
David L. Miller and William Binkley, Execu
tors of Abraham Binkley.
John Kob, Administrator of Georgo W'ln.st.
Catharine Weller, Administratrix of Peter
Weller.
Jacob S. Lenhart, Guardian cf Amanda Giu
der.
Michael L. Huver, Jacob Kuverfland Ephraim
B Hoover, Executors of Jacob lluver,
James Wood, Trustee ol Prudence Plereo.
James Wood, Guardian of J. Franklin HtimP
ton. Alexander Hamilton and Lewis Hamil
ton.
Joim M. Amweg, Executor of Lydia Uaver
cainp.
Henry B. Relst, Administrator of Daniel W.
Nlssley.
Mary Ann Hambrlght, Administratrix of
Mury Ann Cllckner.
Ann Nlssley and Benjamin Heruley, Admin
istrators of John H. Nlssley.
Benjamin 1). Brubaker, Administrator of Da
vid Brubaker,
David BhoIT, Administrator of Christian
Swartz.
Henry C. Demuth, Administrator do bouts
non cum testamentoannexoof Jac. Demuth.
Henry C. Demuth, Executor of Ferdinand L.
Demuth, deceased, who was Trustee under
► the Will of Jacob ueinutli.
John KchaU'uer, Administrator of Paul Bach
iuger.
John Best, Guardian of Anna Eckert.
John K. Binkley and Daniel 3. Lutz, Execu
tors of John Binkley.
Daniel Dunner, Executor of Elizabeth Waltz.
David Gruber, Exncutorof Elizabeth Warmr.
John Campbell, Guardian ol Catnurlue E.
.Stanley.
Johns. Weaver, Administrator of Catharine
Heuienlg.
George Whitson, Administrator of Jan. Arm
strong.
Martin Krelder, Guardian of Martha Krelder.
Barbara Krelder and Franklin Krelde--.
Daniel ILkor, Executor of George Strublo.
Benjamiu Cutler, Executor ol Margaret Read.
Cyrus Zittie. Executor of Daniel Zittle.
Joseph C. Walker, Guardian of Anna M. Lytle,
Joun Lytle, William Lytle, Robert Lytle aud
Susan Lytle.
Henry Conklin and Sarah Petwlier, Adminis
trators ofJosei h L. cetwiler.
Johu L. Beiler, Ext cutur of Christian L. Bcih-r,
Andrew Brubaker ami Michael L Huver, Ad
ministrators of Jacoo Brubaker.
Friuikliu Wolf, Administrator of Ab.-.;tlcm
Wolf.
Peter Brubaker, Executor of Maria Brubaker.
Denjimiu lieu icy, Samuel Hensey, David
lleusey and Ad:un Hensoy, Surviving Exec
utors of Ludwig Hensey.
Michael Eherlv, Trustee of Elizabeth Wolf, un
der the will i f Daniel Brubaker.
William H. stubt-r, Executor cf Christian
WmdllUUl.
John lmulap, AdminDtrator <»f Isaac Dunlap.
Henry VV'aliz, Administrator of Philip Waltz.
Philip Arudl, Dr. Jolm M. Dunlnyaud Horace
Dasher, Executois of Jacob An dl, Sr.
Amos B. shutuan, Admmi-drator of George
M. Lutz.
Cyrus J. Suavely aud Samuel JLaldemau, l x
ecutoi s of Elizabeth Brubaker,
Ibimc Miller and Jacob N. Nt 11', Executors of
Abraham Miller, Sr.
A. K. Wiltm-v, Guardian of Holly W ilmer.
AJ R. Witme r , Executorof Christ nuina l-‘r«-y.
A. R. Witmer, Administrator ol Alexander
Wilson.
Louisa Myers, Executor ol Jolm P. l’yle.
John Knb, Executor ot Henry Derr.
Christian Keeser, Guardian of John Reeser.
Christian N»>lt, Admin is tin lor of Nun a Nolt.
Christian Null, Adnilulstrutor of E.i/abeth
Nolt.
Isaac Wood. Executor r f William l*. Scottcn.
Samuel U. Zug, Administrator ul' Peter Urn
b-icher.
John Denllugor, Guardian of Elam ller-ht-y.
isiuc Walkt-r, Trustee ni Christopher I’. Wil
iams, under the will of L'lii Istupher Wil
liams.
Ann Johnson, Ad in Inisl ratnx of David Job 11-
SOl).
Charles - welgurl at:d Jacob Hanek, Executors
fjof Abraham Kanck.
Jtiubd Rue, Trustee of Elizabeth Rife ami
Naucy Rife, undo; the will ui Samuel Rife.
Ret sc 11. Davis and John W. Overuolzer, ex
ecut-UMOt Richard Davis
Elizabeth Landis and Amo* IJushon ; Admin
istrators of Jifoh S. Land’s.
Sanders McCuiluugh, Guardian of John K.
McSparrau.
W. >l. Cooper. Administrator ol Jacob Harsh.
Abraham Bmvrn «n and Jonas ilowman,.Exe
cutors of Jacob Bowman.
Samuel shetrk, surviving Administrator of
Nancy leluer.
Joseph’Kilm*, Administrator of Henry .Sny
der.
J. F. Beecher and Ilnunili llali, Exocu'or* ot
Abrnt'.um Bracltt.
I’tiVid Btam. Admiuislr..lor of Peter Bt’am.
John M. Ziminei man. Guard lan ot I sane Llch*
iv, luvnl Lichly and Samuel Llchty.
Jacob iiamber, Executor ot Amatid 1 Hit-stand.
.-nmutd s. Hoover ami John U. Wilson, execu
tors ot Jacob Hoover.
Henry M l Her, Executor of Martin Bur.
Henry Miller, Administrator of Henry F.oads.
AbrMiatu Young uml( hristlau Young, Execu
tors of Benjamin Young.
Mary Murpuy, Administratrix of Davis E
Murphy.
Georgy Luchrnan, Executor of UavlJ llanclc.
Abranam Collins, Guardian of Samuel ihyan,
John Bryan and Daniel Bryan;
Benjamlu ilernly, Guardian of Anna Garber.
George A. Trlpple ami William W. Tripple,
Administrators o. John M. Perkins.
Abraham K. Bltner, Adnilulstrutor of .'.dam
Bltner.
John swarr, Administrator of Mary Swarr.
William sliowalter, Administrator of Henry
Philips.
Jos. D. Pownall, Guardian of Rebecca Brooks.
Joseph D. Pownall, Guardian of Win. Jackson
Moore, Mary r. Moore and Martha A. Moore.
Augustus W. shober, Executor of Jacob Relsl.
Christian Buch, Henry Koehler and Surah
Wechter. Executors of Jacob Koehler.
Jacob Leed and Michael Lted, Administrators
of John Le«d,:M\
Jacobs. Winner. Guardian of Anna Wllmer
(now Anna Miller).
Samuel Royer and Emanuel Graver, Execu
tors of D&nlel Itoyer.
Henry Buahoug, Guardian of Catharine Bu*-h
-ong (formerly Catharine swope)
Jacob Brenneman and Daniel Breunitnnii,
Executor- of Jacob Breunemait.
Jno. B. Mallluger. Executor 01 Jac. Moll ng-r.
Edwaril Y. Buchanan and Hiram B. Swarr,
Executors of James Buchanan.
Jacob King aud Georgo King, Executors of
George King
B. M. Kreider, Administrator of Franklin 11.
Aliys.
Israel F. Gear, Administrator of Jno. E. (lehr.
Samuel K. Myers, Guardian of Mary Auu Wen-
ger.
Jacob Gorgas, Administrator of Joseph Gor-
gas.
Heury Good. Guardian of lijram Good, Emma
Uood, Peter Good aud Otbarluu
Good.
Ann Struble, Administratrix of L'urlsllan
Kt.ruble.
William Hnrecher. Executor of Mary Jacobs. *7
Jacob H. Vr inner, Executor of Thomas Colling-
wood.
Zurlel Swnpe, Administrator of G-*o. (iitnkel,
aamuel E. Fairiumb, Executor of Jacob Krei-
tier.
Vlnccut D. Haligliey, Admiulnlraior of Julia
A. Arms.
J@tin Koehle-, Guardian of Catharine M.
Koehler.
W. W. Hopkins, Administrator of James K.
Alexander-
Jacob K.beushade, Trustee of Christian Euuf
fer.
Aaron Dyer, Admlnhnralor of Sain’l Lockard.
Jarmsi-iiewart, Executor of Margaret Dyueh.
Abrahum Foruer, Henry Korney and Giablll
Fornev. Executoiß of John Forney.
B. J. McUrnnn and W. Curouuer, Executors of
Richard Me -rami.
Daniel G. Baker, Administrator of Geo. Cum
mings,
ijitnou B. Beyder, Christian R. Snyder, Abra
ham B. Snyder, and Hiram 11. Snyder, Exo-
cu or* of Christian Snyder.
Jacob L). Gumph and Wm. Gumph, Executor
of Marv Getz.
Samuel Nlssley, Executor of Susanna Konig-
macher.
Jacob Book and Christian Keeports, Adminis
trators of Anna Book.
Elizabeth Weinman. Joseph C. Buckwalter
and Jacob N. Newcomer, Executors of Da-
vld Weidtnan.
John D, Eaverty, Administrator of Robert La*
verty.
Martha L. Sbaefler and Wm. L. I’eiper, Ad-
mlmstrators of Bartram A. Bhaefl'er.
Isaac Baer, William Weldmau, Executors of
Devi keitert'
Isaac Baer, Administrator of Ottomer S. Eck-
ert.
Elizabeth Herr and Jacob lloak, Administra
tors of Isaac Herr.
John btrohm, Administrator of Charles Hut-
chinson.
Jacob Hoak, Executor of Jacob Herf-h,
Joseph Dorwurt, Administrator of Devi Ed
gerly.
Jiewton Llghtner, Administrator of Hopkins
Dlgbiner.
Jacob Wanner, Acting Executor of Jac. Kurtz.
Edward L. Kauffman, Guardian of Margaret
A. Brubaker.
Davits BouatoD, Executor of Jaue Patterson.
DAVID MILErt,
Kc* later,
may26*4tw2l
TO AMERICANS VISITING ECHO PE.
Tiie Banking House of NORTON & CO., of
Paris and London, having entered upon their
new premises, are prepared to show every at
tention to American Travellers. To obviate
the dUllcultles und expense attendant upon
the purchase of letters of Credit to Eurupe,
Messrs. NORTON 4 CO. have arranged to re
ceive American currency, Uulted states and
Railway Bonds or American Gold at the value
in Parts, placing iho amount at once to the
credit ol depositors. Parties before !• avlng for
Europe should have their correspondence
plaluly addressed to care of
NORTON £ CO., 4 Broad St,, N. Y.,
G Rue Scribe (Grand Hotel) Paris,
marl7Smw or 5 Lothbury, London.
gngnranrr (gampanlrt.
pARMEBSIMUTrAL PIKE INBVBAN
COMiPAIfY OP PENNA
INCORPORATED 1853,;
CHARTER PERPETUAL
ASSETS LIABLE FOR LOSSES $S08,8i0;09
H. KRABER, President.
D. STRICKLER, Secretary and Treasurer.
Insure perpetually, or for one, three, or fire
years,
The only Mutual Company In Pennsylvania
that has never mado an assessment in 16 years
of heavy business. No part or Its premiums
f oes Into tho pockets of stockholders, hence
t saves to Its member* 20t030 per cent, of stock
rate Insurance. All losses promptly paid.
HERR & RIFE, Agents,
Real EslaU, Collection and Insurance Office,
NO. 3 NORTH DUKE STREET,
VA I.U ABI. E F A R n FORNALF.-l
olTer for Bale, privately, a part of the Farm
on wblcli I reside, of the following description:
l#t. A Traci of
SEVENTY-HIVE ACRES,
with a good Lu(J HOUSE, a uood Young Or
chard of 101 Trees, well watered, about Killeen
Acres of Timber, situated 2JJ miles south of
Slauntoo.
2nd. A Tract of
ONE HUNDRED-AND FIFTY ACRES,
abuul Seventy-Five cleared and lu a ttuo stute
of cultivation, balance heavily Timbered—su
perior land. Adjoins No. 1.
3rd. A Tract of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
line land, most of which Is heavily Timbered.
Adjoins No. 2.
Terms easy.
The lauds will be shown to persona wishing
to purchase by 11. P. DICKEHSO n,
may 5 St-13 Mrs. M. A. Crawford
VALUABLE FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE.
LANCABTER, PA,
piXCEXIX FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONN
Cush Capital ail paid up.
Assets January 1, istli)....
H. KELLOGG, President.
D. W. C. SKILTON, Secretary
HERR & RIFE, Agents,
Real Ealute, Collection and Insurance Office,
NO. 3 NORTH DUKE STREET,
nOLl'SlilA ISSntARtK .COMPANY
O JANUARY IST. 1888.
CAPITAL AXD AStiETn, SSTOS’Ci 73. j
This Company continues to insure Build
ings. Merchandise, and other property, against
loss ami dtrooge by tire, on Uio mutual plan
either for a ease premium or premium note'
EIGHTH AXN U A I, REPORT
CAPITAL AND INCOME.
Am’t of premium notec. $383,575 H 3
Lens amount expired 218,339 20
2837,136 73
Cash receipts, less commissions In 'B7 08,723 13
Duh from agents and others
Estimated net No. 7.
and nr.ld in 1%7
Lossta adjusted, nt-l due
Enianco oi I'KpiUi: luo-.l A.v*.Jan.
)•»-..a Yoi.vc*. Jr.
_u-•>*.* -v.S e ! -;it'NAN.Tr«-naurc-r.
R. T. Ryon, Willia.-i Patton,
Jolm Fti'iorlC'., J-. n W,Ki.eju-y
U. G. Mb; ch. H-y'. \ noni'. Jr.
•ia-n’l K. L.tierletu, Ntchohia .iCei.s.na d 1
a.iu-v; H. <• -ro'-.n, John B Bachman.
Hiram Wilson, Rohert Crane,J
Michael R. Hhiunan,,
For lr.sbranee and oilier particulars applyjto
HERR * RIFE.
Real Estate, Collection A Insurance Agente,
No. 3 North Duke street, Pa
JJOY2 tfdAW
N AT *° " 1 *•
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE<
UN-ITEL M'I’ATiCS .ip AMERICA,
Cu ain : v ;a t. Arr oy coNOiucb?,
A i’l'lh i \ Si) .IDLY 2'hil.
CASH CAPITAL
i: LI A Null UEEICh
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
P 111 l. AD X }• HJ A ,
Where ;thP general business of the Company
Is transacted and to which a)i2genoral corres
pondence should be .u!d:es-;*:d.
« r n c.i: n s
CLARENCE 11. CLARK, Prc-Mdeut.
JAY COCKE, ClhUinoin Ft nance ond Ksecu
live CmninlUo-,
HENRY D, CihiKK, \ in- Pn-sldenl..
fcIMKV.su.N W. J'EEY. -ocreiary and Actuary
T1:1.% C» li’.pllny i;!l -Va iilO If'lloWlliJ
A D r A X TAG i: .s
IT IS A ATION ALCOM PAN V, Oil A KTEE2
KU BY SPECIAL ACT OF CO NO RUSH, I,>GS.
IT HAS A PA IJ >— L’ I* CAPITAL. OF Sl,l>:-O,OOC
IT OI’F-IW I-OW KATIN OF PREMIUMS
' IT FURNISHES HUGER RNbUUANCE
I THAN OTHER COMPANIES FOR THE
SAME MONEY.
IT IS DEFINITE AN!- OF.KTA IN IN ITS
Tf.UMrC
IT IS A HOME COM PAN Y IN E V KKY LO
CALITY.
ITS POLICI E!i AUK EXEMPT KHOM AT
TACHMENT.
THERE AHE NO UNNECESSARY RE*
STRILTIoNS IN THE POLICIES.
CVEP.Y POLICY P- NON-FORFEITABLE
POLICIES MAYBE TAKEN V,HICU PAY
TO THE INJURED TIJKI R FULL AMOUNT.
AND RETURN A Li. THE PREMIUMS, SO
THAT THE INSURANCE COST". oNLY THE
INTEREST ON THE ANNUAL PAYMENTS.
POLICIES -MAY' BETAKEN THAT WILL
PAY to THE INSURED, AFTER A CER
TAIN NUMBER of YEARS, DURING LIFE,
AN annual INCOME OF oNL-TENTU
THE AMOUNT Nam ED IN THE POLICY.
no extra Rate is charged for
RISKS UPON THE LIVKSOr FEMALES.
IT INSURES, NOT TO PAY DIVIDENDS
TO POLICY HOLDERS, BUT AT SO LOW A
COST Til AT DJ VI DEN Dd WILL BE IMPOS
SIBLE.
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS AND FULL
PARTICULARS OIYEN ON APPLICATION
TO THE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE COM
PANY, OR TO
K. W. CLARK & CO./.Philadelphia,
tlenoral Agents for Pennsylvania ami K nib;
ern Mew Jersey.
KRKADY & HERK,'
Agents lor Lnneaster Coumy,
Xu. 21 KnM King sireel, 12mi floor, <.\vr
'New Store.
L A IV C A STEP.
B .C. K READY
inar 2-4
■giiuiitnfl Sousrs,
W. (LAWK A * f<».
Also, al 1 he finmo lime ami place, we will sell
TWO MOUNTAIN LOTS
of clipsimil limber, ouo of acres, 1 mile
from the f.irin, siml the other of 15 acres, In
Wahliluelon comity.
JOHN HU.LEAHY,
MALI,IE A. HILLKAKY.
in' l-itj.teowtsw Executors.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT
B A X k E R iS
NO. fin H. Til IKI) ST.. PHI LA i>E LPH I A
UENIi R -\ L A UKN T s
Eiiziibulh
UNITED STATES OK AMERICA,
StAtCH of Peniiaylvnuia, ami Naullicru
bew Jemj,;
The NATIONAL LIKE INSURANCE COM
PANY is a corporation Chartered by special
Act of Congress, approved July 25, Isos with a
Cash Capital of One Million Pnllars,
aacl Is now thoroughly organized and prepared
or busin ‘\hs.
Liberal . enns offered to Agents and Solici
tors, who are invited to app y at our office.
Full particulars to be had ju application at
our office, located In the second story of our
Banking House, where Circulars uud Ptunrm
lets, fully describing the advantages ofloreci by
the Company, rmiy »e bad.
IS. W. CLARK A CO.,
No, 155 Sonin Third street,
igiy-lydeodAT Philadelphia, Pa.
B. H. RUSSELL, Manager.
KRKADY A HKKR,
Agents lor Lnncaeter County,
L A N C A H T E H .
B. G, R3EADY. C. O. Hkur
“ AS “ i
NO. oC NORTH QUEEN STREET,
(.INQUIRER BUILDINU,)
L, DEALS IN
UNITED STATES BONDH, STOCKS, GOLD,
SILVER AND COUPONS,
DKAFTB GIVEN ON ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES.
COLLECTIONS MADE PROMPTLY'.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
JOHN M. STEIIMAN,
JUHh PH CLARKSON,
mar 22 6mwj HAMUr.L HLUKUM,
Bankers os Stehman, Clarkson A Co.
IIVOHAti HLAIK-PBICKtI HEDIIKU
XU The undersigned has constantly on hands
full supply of Rooting Slate for sale at Reduced
Prices. Also, an extra LIGHT ROOFING
SLATE, Intended for slating on Shingle roois.
Employing the very besiolator3 all work la
warranted to bo executed in the best manner.
Bullderu and others will rtud It to tbolr -ofor
est to examine the samples at his Agrlcultmal
anti Heed Warorooms, No. US East King street
Lancaaier, Pa., 2 doors west oi tho ( onrtHouse
We have also the Asbesto’s Roofing for flat
roof, or where slate and shindies cannot be
used. It Is far superior to Plastic or Gravel
Roofing.
deoßTtftUW .GEO. D. SPRECHEB,
I ®state.
A T PBITATK HALE FOB THIRTY
A DAYB.—TO CAPITALISTS AND STORE
KEEPERS.—The New and Large Hotel, or
Eating Store property, located at
theChriateenßoad.on the Philadelphia and
Baltimore Central Railroad, Chester oounty,
Pa., can be bought at a rate that will pay big
interest on the investment. It is doing a fine
business now, and when the railroad oonnects
south In a few weeks. It will materially en
hance the value oT the property. Apply to the
owner on the premises. Isep 30 tfw 89
P BIT ATE SALE OF A HOTEL PROP
ERTY.— I The undersigned, offers at private
sale the real and personal estate, the property
of the late Robert Smith, deceased, situated iu
Port Deposit, Cecil county, Md., and known os
the " Fabmkb’s and Commxbcial Hotkl.'’—
This Hotel has been long and favorably known
to the traveling community, and is receiving
a largo share or public patronage. The honso
Is large and commodious with good Btabllng.
Ice House, and all the appurteuonces attached
tola flrst-class Hotel.
Persons wishing to prrehaso will ploaso call
on the undersigned, who is now occupying tho
property and will show Ui ■ hiiico,
sep 2 tfw3sl M AWY C. SMITH.
Pout Deposit, Sept, a, isiK
8 800,000 00
1,4(17,835 W)
The subscriber, Administrator de bonis non,
with the will annexed or Isaac Rfoutz, late of
Greeuwood township,Perry county, Pu., deed,
wilt expose to public tale, by outcry, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, JITNE lSlh, IHW,
at one o’clock I*. M., of tald flay, al 1 tliat farm
and tract of limestone land, situate lu the
afore.uid township of Greenwood, in the said
county of Pei ry, aoj fining lands of Abrahuiu
L'ng, J. lUueuart, Mry. naruh Miller and F.
Lauver, containing
110 ACRES AND 1-1 PERCHES,
and having thereon ertcled a two-storv
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. doubio BANK
BARN and other uecessary outbuildings.
This was the Mansion Farm of the late Isaac
Pfouta.and Is si tun ted in tbecelebrated Pfoutz’s
VaiU y, famed for tile fertility of Its soil, intel
ligence ot Its citizens aud the value and diver
shy of the Improvements that add to the com
fort of life. It is located about midway be
tween Millers town, on the J uniats, and Liver
pool, on the Susquebamia River, and ha<,
therefore, the advantage oi botli markets and
the Pennsylvania Ceutral and Northern Cen
tral Railroads.
.S7st,r«u U 9
3754,1?0 19
.N, PresC'enl,
The special attention of persons desirous or
obtaining a substantial home is requested to
Lhissale. *
The title is indisputable; any Information
in reierence thereto, can be obtained by ad
dress! ng the advertiser or ilia Attorney, Chas,
J. T. Mclntlre, New Bloomfield, Pa.
TERMS OF BALE.—Ten per ceut. of the pur
chase money to be paid lu cash, or secured to
tiie satisfaction of me administrator, as soou
as the property Is stricken down by the erter;
the residue of one-fourth of the whoto to bo
paid on the first day of October next; another
one-fourth of the whole, with interest, on the
first day of April, 1870, and the balance with
interest, on the first day of April, 1871. The
deed to be delivered on me first day of April,
1879, hut fhe purchaser will be entitled to the
benefit of the lease of the present year.
GEORGE rtPAHR,
ml9-ltdi--ltw:0 Administrator.
T’H K E E FARMS,
CONTAINING 1028 ACRE?,
AT PUBLIC BALE.
The subscriber will sell at publlo sale his
THREE FARMS, containing
1028 ACRES
ni Frederick county aud Montgomery county
land.
HOME FARM NO. 1.
situated 2 milts south of Urbuua, containing
317 ACRES,
lie will soil on tho promises on
TUESDAY, tho 22d day of JUNE, 1801),
at 2 o'clock, P. M. The Improvements comlst
Of a commodious STONE DWELLING, btoue
Switzer Barn, Stone Spring House and other
out-bulldlngs. It is divided into nine fields,
under good fencing, and is well watered, and
lias on it a good water power, an excellent Ap •
pie Orchard, aud is in fine cultivation. About
125 acres is well set lu Lheamut and Oak Tim
ber.
The sale of Farfh No. 2 as below described,
will take place on tho premises, 3 miles south
ol Clarksburg,
(.hi THURSDAY, the 21th of JUNE, Ito 9.
at 2 o'clock, P. M.
F A it M NO. 2 ,
is si mated lu Montgomery county, near Neuls
vllle, about 2 miles from the Metropolitan
Railroad, containing
140 ACRES
of good soil, with ail necessary buildings in a
good slato of repair—3lo acres in eulllvaliou,
under good fencing, well watered, and thebul
ance in goo t chestnut aud Oak Timber. There
is also on this farm a splendid A mile Orchard
of 2k) Trees of choice fruit lu fall bearing.
$1,000,000
KAKM NU, 3, „
will be sold at Rockville, at the Court House, j SPRKCIIKR it CO.,
Un FKIUAY, tuo 123 th day of JUNE, ISIW, 1 At thelrAgrlcultura! Htore,
fit - o'clock, F. M, is situated within 2 mile* of \r o . IN Hast King street, j.uueinter, l*u.
HockviUe, the county seat ol Montgomery may luiw^l
about hi miles from Washington, aDd convau- _ _
lent to the Metropolitan Railroad—contains ”
In Improved with a good DWELLING, and Is | $2OO. .. . S2OO
specially suited for a market farm, being con - lIAU\EfTOI* I>GU.
vcnlent lor the Washington city market.
Tkhms.—Om-third cash, and the balance in “TIIK VAI.I.KY i'fll&F I
one and two years, the purchaser or purchas
ers giving notes with approved security, bear
ing interest irom the day of sale.
For further Information, call on or address
the subscriber at I’rbana. Frederick co.. Md
Jl-ltd.i Itw HKNJ. K. Hl.'UHr>
VM.IMHI.K ItKAI, ESTA'IT. AT FBI.
VaTKUU PUBLIC WALK.—By virtue or
an order of the Orphans' Court ol Frederick
county, Md.. and hi pursuance of the last will
and testament of Tlighman Hilleary, late of
said county, deceased, the subscribers, as Ex
ecutors of the suld Tilghman H Bleary, will neil
at private sale. >u any llrne uulurlur to the ith
(if AL’OL'.-T, 1 .*till, ami If not sold prior to said
day, will then sell ul public Hale, ou the prem
ise a. nu t tie saul
WEDN ESDAY. the 4!h day of AUGUST, ISCV,
at ti o'clock, P. M., the
MOUNT PLEASANT FARM,
of which the said Tilgbinan Hllleary, died
seized at.d possessed. 'I his lurra Is situated on
the ” Marj land Tract,” iu Mlddlelowu Valley.
(;lio garden spot of Marylaml,) on the roud
lending from Frederick city to Harper’s Ferry
L! mil* s lrom the former uml U miles irom the
lntlei-plu.ee, and within - miles of the Knox*
vllle aim Berlin depots, on the Baltimore and
Oblo Railroad, and Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal- D contains
;-T0 ACRE-* OF SUPERIOR LAND,
In the h'ghtsl state of cultivation, divided In
to I” fields, with running water In each ; 'Jo
acie.sin fine meadow. The entire farm Is un
der flood leaning—about IUOU panueis of bcutd
and’p st and rail fence, nearly new.
Tho Improvements are a larue and commo
dious
‘TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING.
contalnli-g lo moms, 2 attics, hull, pantries
and kPcheu, front and back porticos, and
large airy cs-lbr s Also, a LARGE SWI I’ZEL
BaRN with granary aiiuehed ; stabling lor
12 lie. d of horses and 2o head of cattle;
corn houses, hog bouse, ices house, carriage
house, bilck bin ko house, brick and stone
dairies a never-falling spring ol saperior
soil water near the hmiao, and a ncver-fuil
lug pump of water in the y.ird 'ihr OK-
I'll A UD.s contain a great variety of the choic
est fruit-., eonslillng ot 2 a apple and 1 ,U peach
trees; apiicots, pears, plums, quinces, cher
ries anil urat-fs In the greatest abundance*. A
large ami productive terraced garden, with
everv vaiiety of garden trull, such as rasp
berne-, gooseberries, currants, sirawbernes,
Ac. The jnrd Is tastefully decorated with
shrunhory, evergreens and flowers, and also
contains a green house. For climate, scenery
and society this situation Is unsurpassed. It
is h Iso convenient to churches of d :tTerent de
nominations, '2 female and 1 male academy,
ston s, blacksmith shops and physicians, with
a daily mail from Petersvll e, 1 mile from the
farm, and within -1 hours ride by railroad to
Baltimore nnd Washington. There Is a
(tIUST AND SAW MILL
on the farm doing a good business, there being
no other mill u lihiu 3 miles. Also, a comfor
table Mill House. Tills farm Is susceptible of
Ulvison, and enu be sold to suit purchasers;
Ist—The Mansion and 200 Acres.
2d—The Tenant House (a large comfortable
dwelling), with stable, corn bouse and other
buildings, and a lino spring of water and 100
Acres.
3d—The Mill, Mill House and garden,
Terms of kale.—Une-tblrd cash on the day
ofs'tle, balance In 1, 2 and 3 years, with inter
cut from day of sale, the purchaser or pur
• . ;«ers giving their notes with approved se
curity.
C. G. Herr.
fimilaw
Possession of thedwelling given Immediately
after tho i atldcatlon of the sale.
For further particulars address nr call on
.inhu Hllleary, I’ctersvllie, Frederick county,
Md., or William P. Hllleary, Warreuton, Vn.
JOHN HILLEARY,
HALLIK A. HILLEARY,
Executors.
PRIVATE OR PUBLIC BALE.
By vh t tie of an order of the Orphans’ Court
for Frederick County, M-. 1., and In pursuance
of the last will and testament of Ann Hllle»ry
la to (. f Mild county, deceased, lhesub ; crlber, as
executor of kil ■ Ann H illeary, will oiler at pri
vate sale tint lithe -fl.h of August., lWitl, the b.-au
tifnl faun •‘Linden,” of which the said Ann
H illeary died, seized and possessed, and on
widen Clarence W. Hllleary now resides,
said farm be not sold prior to
WEDNESDAY, THE -Irtl OF- AUGUST, IMi'J,
It wllTon t hut day be Bold at public sale, at 2
o’clock P. M.. nt tho Mount Pleasant Farm,
where John Military now resides. This farm
is dfchgtitiuby situated In Middletown Valley,
near me Blue Ridge Mountains, out* ntUe
northwest of Pelersvllle. two mile** south of
Burkltlsville, nnd fo roe miles from Knoxville
Depot,on the Baltimore A Ohio Railroad and
Chesapeake A Ohio Canal, and adjacent to t he
lambs n| James Glddlugs, J. G. Morrison, Ezra
Arnold, Thomas H. Lie, Mrs. M. G.mvi-iu-ur
and others; with Ci.Urdus, male and female
Schools convenient. It contains
2bfi)s ACRES OF LAND.
Iso being In u high stale of cultivation, divided
into tight flclis with running water in each
Held;
21 ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBER,
consoling of oak, Poplar and Hickory. There
Is a flue collection of Apples, Peaches and other
fruits. The improvements consist of a now
two-story Log
WEATHfiKBO.YRDED DWELLING,
containing? Rooms, a Hall, Kitchen, Pantry
and good Collar; also, a good Barn, Stable,
Corn House, Kmolte House, nnd other out
buildings, with a never-falling flprlng of supe
rior sort unfo-r near tho House, and a Well and
Pump of excellent water at the Barn. Clar
ence .V. Hllleary, the present occupant, will
take pleasure lu showing the property. For
further particulars address or call on John
Hllleary, pelersvllle, Frederick county, Md.,
or William P. Hllleary, Warrenton, Va
Tkbm.h of Balk.—One-tblrd ctwh on day of
sale, balauce m one, two and three yours, with
interest from day of sale, tho purchaser or
purchasers giving their notes with approved
security.
Possenuon given In tlrno lo put In a Fall
crop. \VM. P. HILLEARY, Executor.
At the ha'mo time nnd place I will Bell a
MOUNTAIN LOT,
containing eight Acres, well set In young
Chestnut, 1 rnlio from tho above farm.
WM.P, HILLEARY,Executor,
may 12-ltdAeowtsw-iQ.
Jp A U K 11 O T El. ,
ON THE AMERICAN PLAN,
Cor. BEEKMAN and NASSAU BTB.,
Near City Hall Park, NEW YORK
GEORGE WIGHT, Proprietor.
N. B.—Located In tho very heart of tho
wholesale buslnesa, this Is ono „of the most
conveniently located Hotels lor Merchants!
Business men and others vlsitin? the oily,
Jl2 GmtUw
gwtoultoral, «tr.
JJ GEI9ELHAV, JB., « CO.
* (Late Bahd & Gxiuiaian,)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FLOUB, GRAIN, BEEDB, WHISKEY, AO
No, 129 North Broad stkxxt,
PHILADELPHIA
Prompt attention will be given to sales
and a speedy return made thereof. Parties
onn rest assured that tho highest price will e
secured for all produce entrusted to outcare,
may 13 nfw 19
gOWE B * N
COMPLETE MA N Vlt E ,
MANU/ACTUKED »Y
H KNHY HOWKK, CHEMIST
PHILADELPHIA,
BADE FROM
Super-Phosphate of Lime, Ammonia ami
WARRANTED vrek prom adulteration.
This Mauure conLUns nil tho elements to
produce large crops of all kinds, and U highly
recommeuded by all who have used It, also by
distinguished Chemists who have, by analysis,
tested Its qualities.
Paekeil in Hags of 200 jiourufj each.
DIXON, SIIARPLICSS* CO.
oil South Water a -U) South Delaware av
1' HILAD E L P H I A
\VM. REYNOLDS,
For Hale by
Ti>South st., Baltimore, Md
And by di-alrr.s generally throughout tin
For Information, address Henry Howe:
Philadelphia.
g H I ( A ti O.
WALLACE &. juilN-'ON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FUlt THE PURCHASE AND S It 1 P M F.NT
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, PROVISIONS, At'
152 MADISON STREET. CHICAGO.
Property bought, he'd, -old < r shipped to
Eastern markeUou margins. uiar.il-.hnwl.i*
■yALUA 11LH FEUTII.I/.illC,
"DARK Pl, ASTER,”
From Western New York. Said to he muc
superior to the “Nova Scotia Plaster." Also,
FINK GROUND DONE,
Guaranteed pure. For sale by
URIE9T 4.REED,
Christiana, l'n.
m2KJmwl2
PAK3* E K H I
LOOK TO YOU It INTEREST!
N E W J ]•: It H E Y
Reaper it Mower Combined
IItST MOWER Al/l) COMBINED MACHINE
IN THE WUULD !
We oiler the above named Machine nl iho
LOW PRICE OF 8200.
FI It ST PREMIUMS AWARDED AT THE
FOLLOWING FAIRS;
Pennsylvania Stalo Fair. isds; East Penn
sylvania Agricultural, IMV, Montgomery coun
ty. 1805; Bucks couuty, Isiio; Doylestown Agri
cultural, lsitf: Lehigh couuty, ItllD; Hunter
don county, N. J., lHij; Warren couuty, N.J.,
l«(t'»; rtrsl Premium hh a mower at the Held
trial of the Hast Pennsylvania Agricultural
Society, held May 2yth, ImH ; First Premium ns
a Mower and Reaper Combined, at the llsld
l rials of the Burlington County Agricultural
Society, held July 2, l.vifl, ulho, First Premium
at New Jersey State Fair, held at Trenton, lstW.
Sold by
A CO M UIN K D h E LF- It AK IN G ItF.APK R
AN D MUW K K
After oursurci'M In the Harvest of Dfis. In ,
pleasing our customers with a neat, light,dur
able, and a complete Combined Harvester, we
again come Into the nickel f ir the Harvest of
itbiUwllh our VALLEY CHIEF, feeling great
confidence In Its superiority.
We oiler this machine still at tho low price
of 8200, and wheu a lurmer Is offered a first
class yower and Seif-Raking Keuper Combin
ed at this price, It 1h well tor him to examine
into tho merits of the oiler. As a Mower, it hsa
beon tried in Hie worst kinds of heavy meadow
grass and lodged clover, and has goue through
it triumphantly, and wo call on our hundred*
of customers In Lancaster couuly and else
where to speak a good word for the MARSH
SELF-RAKE. Wu claim ihat this Helf-Rako
In heavy tangled grain or lodged outs 1h the
most simple and elllclent one ever invented.
It Is Dot a new Uilng, hut has boon moHl severe
ly tested all over the United Stales, as well as
In England and France. We thluk no other
one In (he market can fairly compete with it.
See what the report of the greut Nationabßeap
er trial held at Auburn, New York, by the New
York Agricultural society, sayn on pagtHl mid
12. It nerfi/rmed better than whs expected of
any Sell-Bake, as it raked oil' heavy, tangled,
w*l grain. Aud In tnelr lung age Reapers are
not built lor so severe a test; they gave It the
highest mark for perfect work.
The VALLEY" CHIEF Is a simple l wo-wheel
ed macj.lue, having side delivery which throws
the grain entirely out of the wuy of the learn
far ihe next rouud. ft has u rear cut, a floating
Unger bur; iheguards or fingers are made of the
best wrought Iron faced wlih steel. The height
of the cut can be altered with ease while In
mollou, thu- enabling one to pash i.b«t ructions
or cut long or short stubble, ana i he whole ma
chine Is built with an eye t o con venlence.si in
pllclly and durability. This Machine Is built
In I mic-sster c-.unty, one of the heaviest gras*
and r.ueal growing districts lu tho Culled
t- la! i », and we have had every oppon unity ol
knowing what Is wanted. In this machine we
have a combination of a conn lote Mowerwiili
a flrsl-ctttss Solf-Raklug Re-p-r, thus giving
our customers a simple, strong aud handy ma
chine which two horses can draw with ease.
1 lease call aud see this machine at our man
ufacioty In Mount Joy, Lancaster couuty, Pa.,
or on if Burkholder, agent, at Mrs. Noher'a
Saloon, southwest corner of Centre square,
, Lancaster, Pa., or at Yuudl's Corn Exchungs
| Hotel. 11X20 ill MAKMH, GIUER A CU.
grtj (goods, &r.
SPRING Im. SPRING 1809
J|AOER A 11 EO T HjE It S
Have now open a full Stock of Goods for
Spring Balea which will he found complete In
every department, and will bo sold nt
POPULAR PRICES.
A choice selection of DRESS GOODS for Lo
llies and Children In new styles of Bilk, Pop
llnett«, Poplins, MohulrH, Do I-uluos, Percals
HUdjChlntzei.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY,
JUGLA AND EMPRESS KID GLOVES,
THOMPSON'S CORSETS AND SKIRTS.
MOURNING GOODS —Black Bombazines,
Tamitse, Poplins, l)e Lalnes and Alpacas In
all qualities of LUPIN’S Manufacture. Black
Thibet Long and Squate Hhuwls, English and
Ffeuch LTupes aud Crape Veils.
HOUSE FURNISHING
LIN K N 8 AND CO T T ONH,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
English Biunsold, CroH.sley’a Tapestry Brus
sels, l.owelland Hartford Three-Ply and Ven
etian, Wool Dutch, Hump and Llftl Curpels.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHE—AII Widths.
COCOA AND CHINA MATTINGS.
Zi Packagi-s Plain and Embossed
KN(JL I S II </ UAN I T H WAIt ]■
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
PITTSBURG AND BOSTON [GLASSWARE
AT LOW PRICE*.
WALL PAPERS ! ,WALL PAPERS !
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE.
*20,u00 Pieces New Styles for Spring Sales, the
hugest assortment ever offered In Lancaster.
WINDOW SHADES,
Hollands and fixtures.
We Invito an examination.
mm.tfwKi HAGER A BROTHER, s
pAKSXERN AN I* lIOlfintlKHKIlH,
READ f
We nave a new and heavy Stock of Domestic
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS
GOODS
of nil kiDds, grades and texturo of fabric. You
can save Five Per LVnt. weekly by buying at
tho "Railroad Store” of
FERREE 6 BROTHER,
and got a boiler and nowor Iluo of Goods.
” Competition is the spice of 11/o." The more
wo have of it tho loss our profit* which Is
atoned for by our rapidly Increasing dully
Hales. , ,
Wo keep everything now a lady or gentle
man wuuih, whether for dress, ornament, eat
able, beautiful since wo have been
enlarged. ' .
We uav above Oxford prices for
LARD CURED MEAT*, BUTTER. EGGS Ac.
Wolle wo sell Close Standard A Muslin at 10
to iflUn per yard. Calicoes from G'4 to
Hummer Dolalues from 15 to 20c. Alpacaotfrom
400 to 81.00.
We have a full lino ol Plaid, Swiss And Mall
Muslin, Percales, Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Piques, Harnanls, Poplins, Brilliants, <sc.
DRESS. GINGHAMS, HOOP SKIRTS, AU.
Rio Coffee at Zoo per tt>.
Sugar—Brown at 10c.; White at lGc por D>.
HATS, CAPS AND CLOTHING AT COST,
At Uie Railroad Store, at Nottingham Station,
T. W. FERKEE A BROTHER
my 12 3mw 19
g M. SCHAEFFER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BADDLERJ
NQB U AND 2 EAST ZCINGBTREET
/to.W iLANOAfI'BEmiPAI tfW
gftiMripltta gtgpcrtigjemeofg.
CABPF.TN!
OiV R PR lOR
CARPET WAREHOUSE!
CARPETINGS in *reat varloty
OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, MATTS, 40.,
AH styles and sizes.
BENJAMIN GREEN,
No. 83 North Second Street,
Philadelphia.
N° T i 0 E
mio QmwlOj
JEST OPENED !
DIRECT FROM TilK MANUFACTURER,
‘2OO IMKCRS, OTRU 0,000 YAUDS, 44
IIUNII ANDjKiI'KNfH LINENS,
Uuumnlood to ho
FIRST-CLASS AND REGULAR UUUIH.
AT A REDUCTION OF IL CENTS PER Y A HI)
FROM THE REG U I.AII I’KK'K
Hampk'S uf the Linens sent by mull if dchlred,
FLOSINU OUT
At a Ureal Reduction lu Ft Wes, THE RAI.
ANCK OF THK STOCK OF GOODS, coil-
Hlstluy of LINENS, It Jj ANKKT s,
TABLE LINENS, NAT
1 sep ■) 2y wiki
KINS, TOWEL
KICII LACK (TKT AIN'S AND
.v L i u u t l y \v r
at Uio LATE FINE in our
Sheppard, Van Harlingen A'. Arrlson,
LINEN HoUSKFI’RNISHING DRY GooDS
AND CURTAIN 1-XTABLIHII MENT
100 S CHESTS IT STREET,
HALL it CO.,
,’K SOUTH SECOND STREET
Have nowopen a largi'iind varied slock of Dry
Goods, to which t hey invt to tho attention of
the ladles visiting Philadelphia. Our stock
consists I n part of
Best makes of Black Silks.|
Superior fin ill ties or Color**l Milks,
Fancy Silks ol the LateM Styles,
Hllli Popllnetts In Great Variety,
niimmsr Poplins, Grenadines,
Lu wits, Organdies, Horn an la,
Deque, PerculiCH, Cninlsrs, Am.
Now Styles of Dress Goods opening ilntly Hi ,
low prices.. /
MOURNING GOODS,
Hlnek TtunmtNo Clot h, ,
English anil Kronen Bombazines, /
Best tnakvH of Alpacas, ,f
llmo.k Hu'inml, Ar , ft
Black Crapes ami Crupo Veils, Ao ®
HJIAWM IN GREAT VARIETY.
LADIES’ HIDE AND CLOTH MANTLKn
LADIES' S U I T S .
HU ITS AND MANTLES MADE To ORDER
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
SHEETINGS,:*!! I ICTINUS, TABLE LI NKN S,
towels, nabkens, ao
PIANO A SD TAIILE ('OVERS.
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, AND HOSIERY
CLOTHS ANDCASSIMEKKS FOR
MEN AND BOYS’ WEAR.
With a fn II stock of every dc*erl niton of Dry
Good* of the latest styles and will be sold at
tlio lowi-Ht cnsli prices.
EDWIN HALL A CO.,
.‘M Soul n Hecoml s I.
Tlio Chestnut ami Wnlnut Street Curs ronm
within a few feet of the More. alb:hmv l >
Bari.ovts iii.ci: ia mt.
ciiea peat amt bcM. art lelo lu the nmiket.
lur BLUEI NO rl.bTlll-S.
It does not contain auv acnl.
It will not Injur*, tin, (In* s' fabric.
It 1 h put u|, at WILTHKKUKR’M DRUG
STORK, No. £ll North hKCOND ttlreet. PHIL
ADELBHIA.amI for tab- bj tfioM of lhe*),.o
ckhh anil Danou ih'l s.
The genuine Inis both Haiu.ow’s ami Wn/r
-iiKHDtK'a nunies on Uu, label; all hliioh hio
CoI’NTKHKKIT. »
HARLOWS BLUE will color more w»m
than four times the Name weight of Indigo,
aprlmlU. Jyw-17.
l'. MAil.Adi
:u. -j7 WEST KING rtTKEET
LANCASTER CITY, I*A.
Having taken tin, office of tin, laic Dr. D.
McCormick, continues to treat private dls
eaaca successfully wit h tho old Doctor's new
remedies. Also wenUti ss fiom imltseretlons
of youth, Male or Female. The medicine is
pleasant to the taste ami smell. No eliaugc of
•'let necessary and consequently no ei posure.
Patients not wishing to pres*-nt thems*-lv*-s
can have medlcum sent to I holt address by do
scrihlni' disease lu ibelr letters. Htrl**' *eerecv
observt-d In all cases. a‘is-:;mwl7*
$ 1 AAA BlfifAßl) l'»R A.IY CANE
3) I.UUU of lll ° lollowlijk dlseiiNes, which
tho Medical Kaculiy have pronounced Imuira
ble, llmt Lit. KICHAIP* GOLDEN ItK.Mb
lEH 'will not cure. Dr. Kleiiau’H Golden
Balsam No. 1. will euro Hvpliills In its primary
and secondary slaves, such as old Ulcers, Ul
cerated .".oro Throat, Horn Eyes, skin Erup
tions and rtorencss o! the ' ll H*
cas sand mercury thorough L • Dr. bleluiu’s
Golden Balsam No. 'I, will cur*, llm tiilrd
singes; and 1 dely those who do sutler from
such diseases to obtain a radical curt, without
the aid ot this medicine, wu’ch does not pre
vent the patients from eating and (Linking
wlmt they like. Price of eitner No. 1 or■ V, S-7
per bottb, or two bottlert, S’.i.
Dr. Richtiu’s Golden Antidote a safe u ml rad
ical cure for Gonorrhea, Gi avel iimlu.ll 11 mu>
Durruigemenls, ncrompsnied wito liilliHmc
llons. Warranted to cure. Urlre,?:t per b-itfU-.
Dr. Rlchan's Golden El I x f d’ Ammint i >uli
cnl cure for General ln old nr young.
Imparling energy to those wiki li ive led u nn
ol KoiiHUßllly. l*rlcu, $5 per bottle, or two bot
tles $'J.
On receipt of price, by mall or Fx pro*-, t be*-*-
remedleh will be shinned touny pine-. Pioiiipt
attention paid lo ulf correspondunts. Non
genuine wllliout tliu name of Dr. Rlchau's
olden renieilles— I). B. Richards, sole proprie
tor, Blown In Gl&sn of bott.es Addess,
, DR. D. B. RICH A HUS,
fS-oawdAlyw No. 22X Varlrk si., New York
Office hours from OA. M. to9P. M. Circulars
sent.—Oirrospomlenl-H answered.
FI.IXIR
HEADACHE-DYSPEPMA-COMTVENESH
If you Buffer with hendache try Maumiai.i.’s
ELIXIR, and he convinced that although
other remedies have fulled lo cure you, this
wlil give you Instant and perrimm-rtl rcIW.
if by over-excitement and fatigue your
nerves have become so weakened that Head
ache admonishes > mi something more danger
ous may happen, such an
w Parst, Dimncmm of *kjht,
and other alarming nervoun aflectlons, then
Marshall's Elixir, by giving tunciimi strength
to your Hyalein, restores you lo nerfecl henll n.
Whenever food which should no dlgcsßd re
mains in the Htotnach.H'auiilng pain nwl uti
eusineßS for the wanted that principle wnieli
would render It easy of digestion, then hy
using Marnball's Elixir you will supply this
deficiency and prevent Hu recurrence, and so
ho radically cured of Dyspepsia.
Tho stomach being llius ch-aneed from an
unhealthy to a healthy condition, e-.*i)vene«s
and the other attendant disorders of the bowels
are of necessity prevented.
Price of Marshall's Elixir, 81.0') per bottle.
For sale hy all Druggists. Depot, ikul Market
Street. M. MARSHALL A Co., Druggists,
Proprietors. fellywa
GREAT KpISKHIEIt
S c II K E T Z\S
CKLKBHATLD lUTTKK CUKDIAL,
This medical preparation Is now offered to
tho public as a reliable substitute for tlie many
worthless compounds which now Mood the
market. It Is purely vegetable, composed of
various herbs, gathered trom the great store
house of nature, and selected with the utmost
care. It is nut recommended uh h CUKK Al.i.,
but by Hu direct uud salutary Inlluuuce upon
tho lieurt, Liver. Kidneys. Lungs. Htomuch
and Bowels, It acts both as a preventive and
cure for many ot tho diseases to which those
organs are subject. It Is a reliable Family
Medicine, and can be taken by either infant or
adult with tho same beneficial results. It Isa
certain, prompt and speedy remedy for DIAU.
HIKE A. DYSENTERY. BUWEL CU.M PLAINT*
DYSPEPSIA, LOWNESS OF SPIRITS,
FAINTINGH, HICK-HEADACHE. Ac. For
CHILLS and FEVERS of all kinds, it is far
better and safer than quinine, without any of
jm pernlcloui effects. Itcreutcs ua appetite,
proves a powerful dlgeneor of food, and will
counteract the effects of liquor lu a low min
utes.
PREPAUED nr
JACOU;HCIIEETZ, Hole Proprietor,
N. W. COR. FIFTH AND RACE STREETS
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
aufl
loots. Mats, &t.
niUKlt’N
800 l AND -SHOE ‘STOItE,
WEST KINO BTftE.ET.
LANCASTER. i'A.
Four doors west of the comer of Water and * Wes
King streets, and nearly opposite the'
H Kiny of Prussia Hotel."
The subscriber hereby notifies the Dublin
that he has always on hand a large assort
ment ol • “ w,ri -
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Gaiters ot oil kinds and size, for Men end
CUUdren, which he will sell ot tVo lowest cuh
prices. Having a long experience In the bail-
H e^ ope ",l? be “ El ° 10 stdlsrjr the wlshe,
° e ' ow °Klzens who may fovor him with
After four years services in the army ho hu
returned to civil life and hopes by strict at.
tentlon to business to merit a share of nubile
patronage. puuuo
»“Ca*t«mer work of all bind, promptly
attendedtoi septt* 7
DK.WEKIKS,
I’ll I LA DKLl'll 1 A,
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