'Pinto to _farmers. Selecting Seed Wheat Mr. Fruit tells us, in the Prairie Far mer, how he obtained the !`Early May" wheat, a very good variety, equal to any even that is being advertised at a dollar a pint by the seedsmen. Being in a wheat field at harvest time, he noticed some heads that appeared riper and sounder than the rest, and got leave to go among the standing grain and select such heads i 1.9 he chose. He soon made a collection of heads, riper, sounder and better developed than the mass of grain in the field. This he sowed, and has produced what seems to be a new va riety of fine, early wheat, which he war rants with fair treatment to yield from twenty-five to thirty bushels to the acre. This reminds us of a story that is told of the Chinese Emperor; who, no ticing a stalk of wheat growing in a field, taller and riper than the rest of the field, caused it to be gathered and planted, and its produce cultivated. He thus introduced a finer variety than had hitherto been grown in China, greatly to the advantage of his people. These instances simply show the advantage of selecting good seed, a matter that re ceives much less attention than it de serves, and is applicable to all other grains as to wheat. When wheat is cultivated in time drill it is easy to go through the field and select the ripest, largest,and soundest heads. A few quarts of such seed, carefully preserved and eul tivated—as of course it would be—would soon produce a marked effect in any neighborhood. Any farmer who will follow this practice of gathering the best. heads in his field would soon make for himself the reputation of having the best :wed wheat in his neighborhood, which would be a small fortune for him and the influence of his example would render hint a public benefactor. The practice of selecting the best ears of corn for seed, which has long been pursued by New England Farmers, is doubtless one reason why the corn crop in our less favorable climate and soil equals or even surpasses the average corn States at the West, where they dip into the corn bin anti use the average corn for seed. The time for selecting the best heads of wheat is now close :it hand.— How many larlllerS title SVaSOII will de vote a few hours to selecting the best heads of wheat for sced the next year? —X. E. //trm,r. Necer Plough hull When It Is Wet P'arnt , r, in a time ly article under this caption, tlw, ti.'ll - talks: " We have often urged the attention of the farm(•rs to this subject as one of very great importance. Any traveler among our farming districts can see large tracts of been ploughed when Wet and unlit to he worked, by observing large heavy clods or earth, which in the hot season, be come like a heated brick, burning all the roots of grain or other products near it. Besides this evil, no aced call vege tate and grow well upon soil thus eulti vatt.d, nor can that soil give bar!: its 11111(.11 nutrition as if ploughed NVIIOII iu right condition, and upon a warm and sunny day, when light and Ny511(1111 can penetrate into the soil, and lulls great ly benefit it. NVe are confident that farmers lose from ten to per cent. of their crop by inattention to this matter. alit tle care at the proper time to plough by examining the soil and selecting good sunny hays , the soil will send tip its wire in a halo 111 dewdrop clouds that Will wreathe the ploughman with it, approval of his w ind The figure with which our grave co temporary closes its suggestion seems a little mixed. I 11111 . '• the soil will send up its voice in a halo of dewdrop clouds the ploughman With its approval of his good Slai,c , i; a question \Odell we would be pleased to refer to the poets, \vim:uo llrisiticll R ii,•0111 , iu language and a iti . ;lilieation iu a metaphor wide!' it is 'prose-writers to neither attempt to imitate or explain. tut that plottgliin.4 Nvhen water is standing, or %viten the ground is very wet, is an injury to crop that is to he grown it: 5111.11 soil, there is no ques tion. The best farmer in the circle of our ac quaintance always waits till his land is quite dry before putting in his 111,01101 :It all, and his tltocory is Ili make the,4:il as lino as 1141,,ih1t , by insolent harrow . - 01l Ihr very tiny that it is turned up to the sun, and • if possible, 511 W plant till soon before ;1 drop of rain set tles the loosened earth. ll , ,trth 1110 nom,. Mischievous Old Errors In the nod ia•larin, quite a number noti.ll , , affitinu , b• 1,, eveli vials ilkiinteter lit' Ill,ni 11:i+ gen , rally acl:am,l,,lgtal. (if 1111,,liar net,r is 111, rigid :,11aaaaii, .if 1111v,r, to that and injuri,,,, .1 , 1 titn, , , ,11,c1;-tviii. It, us' with draft \\lien , IraNyinz a ill (VV t ail, I.ill, he need , the and wind, amt this IS i,ili :k light vents a horse from sunubling i.. snore than doubtful ; on the contrary, by ele vating his ey,, it prevents hint froni sec ing elearly \viler, to pi:welds root. \Vi t en a Large doe...stumble, he is far less likely I) 21 111:11 ilk !Wall is left free. In England, %Idler, they ;ire far ahead ul' us in everything pertaining to hor ses, the clieel:-rein has been abolished; the last turrender being, that ;did coniinissarait trains of the _British army, the eliange having been made by fir Ileorge Burgoyne, the Conlin:inkier in l'ldef, ;did he testifies to the benelleial etrects attending it.— lu Ym;I: City wally of the lined equipages are driven without the Cheek rein, soul n hn• humane people have also thrown it out of use here.— " or blind halters aro also useless, if not posi tively injurious, by riddling the lids of Ilse horses, eyes; and many experienced horsemen long ago came to the conclu sion that horses are more easily alarnied at what they hear soul cb, nut sec, 'FC- C:l.llSe, iutellrgeut alli111:1.1S, if they Call fully see the objects, tvideli when un_ seen or imperfectly seen, tend to fright_ en them, they at•c• 'slulCd Among the implements needed on every farm is a good supply of ladders. A long ladder is always nevessary to reach the top of a building ill ease of lire. A shorter ladder for roofs and the walls of buildings is also neeessary. A ladder live or six feet in height is often eonvenient for fruit trees. One can hardly be without these throe ladders; but there is one other ladder which is very convenient ill painting buildings, and especially in gathering fruit. It consists of two ladders put together like the rafters of a building. these nmy have a small platform on the top which any ordinary mechanic can make, on which a person can stand for the purpose of gathering fruit, grafting, or any kind of work requiring such att ele vation. Now let a light piece of wood be attached by a pin to each side of the platform so as to keep the ladder front falling sideways, and it is complete. Such a ladder will last a great many years and be of as much real use as any other article ott the hum as a labor-sav ing contrivance. We believe that who ever makes such an implement will be in the same situation as the man who, after twenty years of farming bought a grindstone, and wondered why lie had never had one before. We may, safely set it down as a good rule, that in farming it is grim! economy to provide ourselves with such tools as will lesson otn• labor in the various ope rations of the farm. Who would think now-a-days of raising two hundred bu shels of corn and then shelling it out on a lire shovel as our fathers and our fa ther's boys often did hall a century ago. A corn speller can be bought for a few dollars that will perform the labor of several men by the old mode of opera tion, and a man would save his time by working out at day's labor sawing wood till he had acquired money enough to buy one. Ingenious farmers and me chanics are constantly at work devising new and improved methods of carrying 01.1 our farming operations, and we al ways hail with pleasure every real im provement.—Dr. True. Things no Lady Confesses to Old Bozbury says: You can never, by any accident, get a lady ( hesheyoung or old) to confess that she laces tight. That her shoes are too small for tier. That she is ever tired at a ball. That she is as old as she looks. That she has been more than live minutes• dressing. That she blushes when a certain person's name is mentioned. 'That she says a thing she doesn't mean. That she is fund of scandal. That she—she of all persons in the world—is in love. That she doesn', want a new bonnet. That she hasn't the disposition of am angel or the temper of a saint—or else how could she go through one half of what she does? That she is ever in the wrong. William Crrovering, 'William Haines, and Gustavus Gohring were killed by lightning on Monday at Freeport, while selecting a lot in the cemetery for the burial of a relative. THE LANCASTER WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER, WEDNESDAY - , SEPTEMBER 7, 1870. faiscellanrous. The Minority Convention The minority Convention which was held at Reading yesterday assembled in pursu ance of a call made to the Republicans of minority counties. Hon. George Lear, of Bucks county, was made Temporary Chair man, and afterwards Permanent President. Tho question of admitting Democrats to seats was discussed but no action taken upon it, and the Convention maintained its character as a Republican assemblage.— The only business before the body being the adoption of a series of resolutions ex pressive of the sense of the members, the work was soon done. The following report was made by the Committee on Resolu tions and unanimously adopted: 1. Roolved, That the practice which has grown up in the Legislature of Pennsylva nia of submitting all matters of local legis lation to the exclusive control of local rep resentatives has practically placed the local, political and business interests of minority constituencies requiring legislation at the mercy of majority local representatives, and has afforded such a continuous series of wrongs and of petty oppression as loud ly calls for reform. 2. liesofred, That we can cancel VC of no other remedy for such wrong and oppres sion except in a system which will secure to each local minority as near as can be its proportional shares of local representation. 3. Besot red, That such minority repre sentation will not only remedy the wrongs of which we more especially complain, but will also tend to lessen unjust and illiberal partisanship, and to promote greater purity in legislation. 1. liaso/vol, That a fair and proportionate representation of minorities by districts is not only just but is in accordance with the spirit of all our State political systems, which will provide fur the election of leg islators by•districts, in order to protect the minority at large from the unjust dumina lion of the majority, as well as guard the interests of loNtlities, and which we pro peso now to supplement by placing the local minority beyond the reach of the un just domination of the local majority. 1. llesolvcd, That in view of the taking of the present census and the approaching legislativo re-apportionment of the State, we recommend the passage of Acts or As sembly hy the next Legislature embody ing the principles of minority representa tion in reference to the Legislature, loards of County 1 lommissioners, Director, of the Poor, :old County Auditors, as Wl.ll as township and other officers. G. fer,o/veti, 'Chat we reconliti,llll the ;:assage or an twt. or Assembly providing for a t'onstitutional Convention, to bee:im posed of member,: elected on the minority principle, and to such convention in inal:- ing the many constitutional renirlll,l su loudly dentanded for yeitrs,lve respectfully recommend that the principle or minority representation be embodied in the note of our l'oninionwealth. 'l'llat sac tender our hearty con gratulations to the people of Illinois for their great and salutary advance in the art of self-government, by adopting the plan of the free vote for the election or represen tatives in their Legislature, and for the choice or dirot•tore and managers of ;ill in corporated companies in their State ; and that tee pledge to them our best efforts to extend this Nvholesonte reform, which they have begun, so Gtr as our power and influ ence May extend to l'edcral, State ;toil municipal elections, vonlitlent that thereby we shall promote the best interests of our whale people, joined together in a onion or fro,' institutions. 5. R,8,/red, 'clodt the pc.:ple of roott.yt vtoo:t, or liVery political party, be invited to unite in promoting the important objects in the foregoing resolutions. the Chairman .I . llw coo yootiott shall appoint ;tit Executive coot nom: of twenty-one persons to serve dur ing the coining year, linty it shall 6o to use ail proper means to promote the objects and purposes uY tlio totovo t•w.toitt - two,. 1, that :1. /If ilve I.o' appoOltell, NVIIII shalt la)" I to procoodiugs ail t his t'ontcoutinu I,afnrc 010 nori LOgi SI a - L. IV, al It I W 110 2 , 11311 lA'authorized by 11112811 S of an address, and by personal intereotirse to oolong' upon the niewhors of tin' Its, OW objects contemplated in the rt.,' °lotion, passed hy this l'onvention. I.:x-Sonatur Ittivkalov having eat hy the convention to deliver an address, I was introduced by the Chairman. i\ lr. j litickale‘v said that this subject free or I cumulative voting could not be made a party question. A reform that sloth purify our politi..al elections and giVe thrill a Ile \S' least` el s !.wer, cafinfot narrow itself to any party; it invites to its :Lid no particular in dividuals, but it appeals to us, as men and as Americans. The instrument to be usell is the free vote, giving to the citizen the right to distribute or convent rate his vote. I fl•aliell epee to vote i tilt biro ugh, under thopresent box, you an...impelled to !testate thrill sin gly upon each candiflatf•, and, if you do not vote in this way, you cannot vote at all. The system of the free vote is to giro every man the right to exercise his 011'11 ilidepLel tlellee anti it will only he lieeeSsary fur the people to understand the subject, to have it fairly oftrric.l out. lie contended that tinder • the eumulati% e system it is beyond the 114,1,1 . .1 - the I.t.i.rity to disfranchise the wiuority, unless the minority fail to f muster a force equal tour slightly in excess of the average voting constituency. It is provided in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, that representatives are elected by districts, therefore the cumulative system isoulfi not apply to the,e gr•at citit•s; but by a list sylmlo i'lllty and Olt` lvhole sys tem re-t,rtzanized. Ile w,.uld extend the prineiple to the election lA' A.sociate J udges the c.,ifinties, sn thud ever - man could see up ni tine bench at Ica<t wif•politd,al friend. Justice in elec•th.ns will prodliee a tin :out of po,vt.r, :ul,l it rannut other :tttaino.l. The "illy remedy for po lincal to pia, your sy,..teitu, on the rock or ju.Uiro. County Cominissioners :tint should be elected in this 111:111111.1., SI/ that every 111011 telly pays taxes shall 1,1. represented in the Lotus s than CX ptillli lill.lll. 'l . l/ tin` Connell, or liorou,ghs, it should always be applied. ltt lho six hundred voters in Itloontshurg, there is not a Wall tylu is Ilia ill l'aVOl' of till` 1155 v plan. It any place more than another nceds the free vote it is the city—and irk. does not theresoon you still have togive them tut arbitrary government. The tide of L'Vli is too strong . to be stemmed by the pre,ent sys tem, and it must he met Icy the 1 . 1,0 Silty tit' the citizen, by its int ro duetion will be largely reduced. The sums expended by candidates and ootuuittees it election struggles still he saved. A mil lion and It halt' dollars was doubtless ex pended in this State in Isms to influence the election. It \vas spent by the twit par ties to till' lialllll, of poster—the Iluating volt' .1 the State—die very scallio.vags ttsueiety. slider the pros cut system lltis clement controls the till,' and fitrtune ()lour politics. Vitlessyou se entre them, the other party will get them, The party Nvltich does this twist thorough ly and effectively, stilt will. You 111lISI, :yqu•al to heir 1.1. you still lusc every elector, fire ylill runuut vote firl. your rightful share under the eXiStillg Vol. 11111,1 ❑ot only' get your c/WII Alan`, but steal the other This simple change will expel corruption Trout your election with certainty—with al most Almighty power. The free vote es tablishes justice. You will not only purify your polities, but introduce coliteiallielit :1111011,4 the people. When every citizen feels that he has his just share in the I Wv erninctit, he will cherish it as did the pa triots of former times. Because nearly one-halt of the people of the Southern states had no foothold in our system to re sist the inlvanco of secession, told because in the North the champions of abolition se cured an undueshare of power, the country was in ltilil plunged into war. Each sec tion appealed to popular passion, because it' it dill not it svould be beaten at the elec tion. The little reform we are now talking alum! would have saved us untold wealth and a half million of lives. We ran now only take security for the future, by intro ducing the free role for the compulsory, anti-Republican vote, which has brought us disasters innumerable. The new plan will largely diminish the number of can didates at elections. only taw set, practi cally, would heron by both parties. Neith er party would be beaten, and there would be no sore heads. The bitterness that at tends our elections Would disappear, and that certainly is a strong, recommendation. The free vote also means better men in public station. Candidates are now select ed because they can get the most votes or have the 11155 t uwncy. There WOLIN he no reason to nominate men for such qualities; you can get the best to serve, and you can not beaten by all the powers of earth.— Many special acts were passed last winter to extend this principle, and more will be next winter. trot this is only a temporary es pedient, and wb may reasonably hope for the application of the free vote through out the whole Commonwealth by means or knkorntioiki revision. \Viten the people come to see how plain, how simple, how direct, how good the free vote is, they will I stand by it Wrever, and the man who shall I propose its repeal will be ostracised from public life. Our brethren of Illinois have stormed the citadel of injustice by a major ity of 30,010, and will never relinquish their advantage. With this example fol lowed by the voice of Pennsylvania in be half of tlw great reform, we will pronounce the verdict by which the institutions of America will be protected and purified. The points made by Mr. H. during this address worn repeatedly applauded. On motion of Mr. M. 1l icster, the thanks of the Convention were returned to the Ibm. Mr. Buck:dew for his admirable mid able address. A letter was read front John W. Forney, Esq., expressing his regrets at his inability to be present, and expressing his entire sympathy with the new movement. After listening to a speech from Moore, Esq., the Convention adjourned. The latest foreign mails bring the text of the French law hir the augmentation of the military forces. Article second pro vides that all citizens, unmarried or wid owers without children, who are over 2.5 and under 15 years of age, and whose names do not appear on the lists of the Garde Mobile, are called on to servo dur ing the continuance of actual war. The appropriation of $BOO,OOO for the families of the soldiers of the army and of the Card° Mobile, is enlarged to $5,000,000 for the benefit, of all the soldiers called out. Old soldiers to the age of 45 years may volun teer? or may betaken as substitutes. Able bodied persons of any age will be allowed to volunteer for active service during the continuance of the war. Tragedy at Newburg Nawnuno, N. Y., Augusta), 1870.—John L. Seaverns, proprietor of the machinery works in this city, was murdered at seven o'clock this evening, while sitting at the supper table with his wife. The murderer, Lieutenant Buftbn, approached him from behind, and shot him in the neck, the ball passing through the spinal marrow and causing instant death. After the murder Bunn retreated to the third story of the building, and threatened to shoot whoever should approach; but afterwards went down and delivered himself up to Sheriff Tuthill and Chief of Police Goodrich, who lodged hint in the jail, one block distant. Buffo,' was discharged from the Worces ter k Mass.) Lunatic Asylum last week, and came here on a visit to Mr. Seaverns' son, whom he had known at the asylum. Both have lately indulged in dissipation. This morning Mr. Seaverns upbraided Button, gave hint money arid ordered him away.— After prowling about all day, making fre quent threats, he returned craftily to-night and performed the bloody deed. The victim was highly esteemed, and his murder caused fearful excitement. The streets near the scene were thronged slid threats of lynching were made. The Mayor, Sheriff and police scarcely restrained the impulse. The assassin on Saturday pro cured from General Grant, at West Point, entrance papers to the Poughkeepsie in sane asylum. Ile represented himself as breveted for meritorious service during the late war. ti r. Seaverns is a well-known inanufae turer of paper machinery, and iately re moved from Woreester, The body remained bolt upright in the chair, one hand retaining . the ku iin and the other some bread, both bands supported on the table. At the jail, Ittilkm refused to give his name. lle a•;t_s yet intoxicated. 'rile pistol eras a double-barreled one, carrying a half ounce ball. As a measure or precaution young Seaverns was also lodged in jail, being again unsettled in mind at the terri ble calamity. Threi: Ben Killed by I.47bliduw—Tbree Brother , . Awaiting . Burial. 'rhe Pittsburgh Chen:nide says: Yesterday, at 110011, a young limn, the son of Mr. Illiering, of In'rennimrt, died, and his body yesterday lan• in his thtlier's house, awaiting burial. In the afternoon, Veering, accompanied by three sons and Win. Hines, the sexton, NVent, about four o'clock in the afternoon, to the ceme tery on the bill-side, buck of the town, to select a site for the grave Or the dead man. they were there the storm came upon them it, all its foree. Louie (leering, one 11f tine brothers, and Wil li:lin Hines, stood together tinnier one umbrella, Jacob (kaaang stood by him self tinder another; the lather annl the third brother stood together without any. ,\ flash of lightning, and a deafening crash of thunder came simultaneously, and did sueli sad and terrible work U.S iv rma•ly re corded. Louis and ./acoln I Owring and NVilliani Hines were instantly killed, and the father and his remaining son ,Verli Se verely shocked. It is believed that the moGal ferules on the umbrella tops attracted the lightning which killed the unfortunate holders. Thus, in omc day, titre brothers were taken away by death, mat another Gamily ryas made denolate by rile sudden tal(ing °trot' tine h u sband awl father. The It: .',,Noel says: On I, Tti,,dav eve,thp 4 last as Ed,,,,rtt Donnelly, Dimelly, his lirother, (Avon Kiley, eiti,ons of our county, awl employ ed "II the Metnipilitan railroad, were re turning front the festival at Federal spring, iu company with they )VCre mot by oho Joel Bird, %vim took his flight from l'entisylvania to this county, where ho has liven lately engaged dig ging svells. .Angry )cords passed holsvelll Bird nil Edward originating from a previous gruge, The Donnel ly party left i:ird and imweeded on their way to i;ortiimitti‘vii, wont into the cigar ,1411, W. 1),01,i1.y, In !my route eigars, leaving the ladies in the street. In mu few minim, Bird rushed into the store in almost a denuded state, and challenged them for a light. A Iler .a brief alterratil,ll a battle 1211,110,1, ill %%10111 Ed ward Donnelly rell'iVell ,eVeral govern states With a large knife in the hands of Bird—two on his breast, "neat the point of his left rib, and one on each side of his hods, hi, death on Wednesday.-- [lira was arrested and committed to jail. ..11 - EDIC.I I _MOP. • r4:l - 1870 ),.) Valtuthit. Family M 4 1,1,,. has been widcly and fuvi,rahly IltINl II lit our , ncn Hind f.,reign ruuutri, s, 111,vartis ,p 1 Ml= It hits list nont• of i ts I.y Ls.p.sLltsl 11 . 1a , 15, lint vonntilk.s to 0,, ~ 111 ptoloint•nl po:ot ion ill I•vt•ry in,slll:lnv It Is all Exlertial an , ' I nlornal llton.slv. For Sittnmr In in . it is an almost. ts.rtallk,slr,•.antl lutssvitlionl ttoLWl.lssol loon• sil,sssscul cktrlnff, v.trious kinds of 11101,E11.‘ than any 101.1' It 1,11)..tiy Or the 111 ,, t zltlllflll ph) ,I , lart. In I wlio, awl China, sylic, l hls , ll,,Ntil dis,lso Inols• or I..ss pno . alenl, th, F:on Fill, consl.l..rtsl by the nal wc!l its Finl , issi ll residonls in I nos, clinutlvs, whilt• it Molt so ,•lody is f.s•liy t•N t•Il I ti tint Ili.. 1 1/ ("SEM f..*:l MEMN lll= PREMIUMS "513,500 FIItST srvr. th:ti 11”,• too i.•r 14, 11,1, l“ h,zlll.d. lhodru. N. 1... !tic, h. 14. I.tlzitlo•rhi.r.. I.:a•hoh rtot t \lot. 1,. to Et. 114 oi i. W. 11. It;,•1.1a. E. 11011 . rtt:In. o-111.•rs hr. tn. .11,:i1.•. n..1,bil K. ,Ittt•E.N P. .I‘ Itk 7. :II 9. * lt. D. 19. P. Tra!lalu:. .1. N. 'I.. h. ill 11),Ly ..\. Sti.,9 I N. Y., TI v,. NVI.II IN,kar 1,, N. J., 111 I=ll Iluvi• not trtttl.,ll,,ll, t" third. I. \V. 11. 1;,1, N. V., cntor, 111..11,.,1011111•. \V. I. nt. LiZ/.1.• K. i•llit .\ 1.. i. 'l . l/1 . 11..1 . , tn. For,,,t . . :. .1. o.lildrk, Frtn , lnild, N. .1., nnlen.. 1,. g uLi u. J. o,llllls, N. .1., t•Illt•IN 1,111 Lady Ennly. Jas. 1 ,, ,,,grey, .1r.,1 1 1 - .,y, N. V., ~, IJ. in FanninLimbos i fnrrin•rly Maid til , lllNli \VEDNESI , .\ V, sEi.t. 7. 3-1 . 1 . 11.5 E 31.",n0. 1 ,,, r {losses Imyr rt.)! Ir011,•,1 Is•Itor than 2 S t . 1 1 1 4 1 , . J. 1:121111•y. 2. 1 , 2{111'1 Nlace, N. Y.. t•lll, , ss 0. 1 , 1.1 2. I{ l lll N. Y.. ,•111,•rs 10. 11. -I. 1101111 l'{lf, , r, N. Y., enlcrs I. s. 11. \V. • • No. E Fur Double 'l'oo,lls, neith, Horse of 101,1011 1,00, oit her in harness, tragon or to the pole. 2,311. 10 11,1. 11 , 0 10 ,0(.01111, eI.OI t„ 1. W. I. Dome, ~ a ler, 1., g. 1:111c 11111:, br. 01. Liggiv 2, NI. Goodwin, Phila., colors g. S. Ironsl,lo, s. 1.1 root. 1, Budd 1,1,1,10, N. Y., 'enters 0. R. Got, 0. s. .tact:. I. S..l..lncltson. N. `r., 0111050 It. 2. 110101. ni. flora Day. 5. Nl'sl. Balm , . N. Y., 011100.11.0. Garibaldl, 1,. 2. Two NN'llite llools. TH I HAY—THURSDAY, sEp.r. s. No. s—lll'ltSE :31.500, For Horses That 1111N0 not trffitt , .l 1,01 ter Ginn 2:20, :inn. to 111,1, 2151 lo second. SISI , to third. I. it. I{O,lCll. N. Y., rtindo Clutric• Gr,•011. 2. li. 161nivls, N. Y. enters 1,. tn. Topsey. 0, 21'. 11. 110116•, I'llllo., eniors h, ii. FoLonvl Itussell,,rnierly Plop. 4. J. Si.N Miller, 1•1111 a., ....tees b. in. Mary. 5, Build lloble, N. Y., entt•rs r. it. NI. Uuodteiu, 1 . 1111 a., ruler, o. 2. Harry U. 7. Win. liaint , , N. 0,,1, , 1s n . s. Garibaldi. 0, .101111 1.. Holy, I.'rectiold, N. .1., enters br. in. Lady Augusta. No. 6-I't'l<SE Ft. 21,111.1•:. I', Horses that bare not trotted bettor than 2:21. ::NN to first. 1.20 tontcund, 9121 to 11,1n1. I. Wm. 11. Borst, N, Y. enters h. R. John J Bradley. 2. Hold Hold°, N. Y., 0,11,0 1,2. Hotspur. 1, U. A. 1111.11011, curers r• In. Edney. I. King. I'llll'o., 01100. blk. h. 1101,1 d. E. Turticr, enter, 1,. in. Fanny Allen. 0 , 1.;1•1'. 1. No. 7-I'l' lISL I, 1,102., For Ilor,s that Ilti 0 110111'011M ilellol . l/1:111 2,10, 5:104,10 serond, to 11,1 rd. I. NI. Ito,loo, N. Y., clll,, r. In. New 110rht, Girl, 2. NY. 11. Doble, enters 1,111. 1,,..Gni1- -I: I enters laata. 5. J. K. Levitt, Phil'a., eaters s. s. Vaslaugh. G. J. Turner, enters hr. g. Honest 111 7 1 . 13 t1. ' . J. Jackson, S.'l., eaters 1.. ut. Flora/lltty . S. A. A. Allen, Newark, N. J., ewers g. ni. Snow I..lae”b Kremer, Wiillamsport, Pa., enters e. In. quaker Girl. ❑l. \Vm. Battle, N. Y., enters b. g. Two White Heels. 11. A. Patterson, N. V., enters s. g. Churls niagne. 12. James: Dongrey, Troy, N. V., enters br. Fanny Lambert, (formerly Maid of Honor) 52,000 to first cl,OOO to heColld, SIAN.) 11) third. 1 Budd Lulli.:, N. Y., enters h. in.._iuldati th Maid. . . 2. 11. Daniels, N. V., eat •rs h. In. American Girl. 3. Wm. 11. Borst, N. V., enters L. s. George Wilkes. 4. M. Roden, N. V. enters 14 to. Lucy. These races are all mile heats . , best three In five to harness, except Double Teem anti Sad dle races, andw ill he conducted under the rules ofathe National Association. No Free List. ADMISSION, - - ONE DOLLAR. ' Coaches will be at the terminus of the Union and Thirteenth and Fifteenth street railways to convey passengers to and from the Park, starting every hour front 6 A. M., to 11 P. M., and every 15 minutes from 11 A. hi., to 3P. M. The Bell will ring and horses will be called at 2:15, and started at. 2:30 promptly. aug3l-2tw 8. A. KILPATRICR, Secretary. LEGAL NOTICES ESTATE OF FREDERICK CARSTON, Late of West Ilemptleld township, de ceased.—Letters of Adiulnistrationton said es tate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto, are requested to make immediate settlement and those having claims or demands against the same, will pre sent them without delay for settlement to the undersigned, residing In said township. ANNA CAILSTON, MICHAEL STOLL, aug2-1-lit w Adult n Istria orsl NOTICE IS HEREHT GIVEN THAT application will he made to the next Leg islature of Pennsylvania for the incorporation of It Savings Hank, with discounting, deposit lint, and safe trust privileges, under LIB! ITILIMC of • The Cohlllllllll Dime fiavings Bank," and to be located In Columbia, in the County of Lancaster, with a l'api tai of Twenty-live Thou sand Ihdlars, with the privilege of increasing It to One Hundred Thousand Dollars. COLUMBIA. June 27th, 1670. J w ESTATE OF JORIEPIT ITARNER, LATE of Mantle township, dee•d.—Letters of ad ministration on sald estate having beengrant - ed the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make immediate pay ment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them for settle ment without delay to the undersigned, resid ing In said township. JulIN 0. HARNER. J3 - .3)-tit.w . 29 SAMUEL Administrators. TA T F OF CLARK PHILLIPS, deed., late of Drumm° tw - p.—Letters tes tamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make immediate pay ment, and those having claims will please present them on or before the 30th of Septem ber, 1:51M, to the undersigned. .1011 N 1 L‘sTINGS, Exe,mtor, Meehanie, Grove I'. 0., Lan. (M. tic. aug w. REGI PI TE NOTIC E.—THE AC counts of the following persons are filed in the Register's Office of Lancaster eounty,for confirmation and allowance at an Orphans' Court to he held In 11w city of Lancaster, on MONDAY, REPTEmBER the 19111, 1 , 70, at le o'clock, a. In. EllasAument, Administrator of David Martin. Henry Tschopp and Isaac It. Brown, Executors of Christopher Tschopp. ADIOS Wade, Administrator of Benjamin Bleacher. - • - Henry S. Trout, Executor of Susan Trout, Julio A.Sehourenbrand,Cluardian or Elizabeth Vogt, Catharine Vogt and Jfary Vogt. Henry 11 crsii. Ad militet rater or (/corgi. Hersh. (2. S. Holtman. Guardian or Magdalena Weber . . and Daniel \Vela,. Henry Wissler, Trustee of Isaac IDnkle. Henry Burkholder and David Landls,(n) Hier 1, Trustee under the will of David Burkholder, of money devised to Martha Guist, (now Kurtz). Daniel Lefevre, 'armor;. Guardian Of Lavina Witmer, (now A Ithousei. Aaron Null and Saurvid,Moore, Antnlnistra tors ofJohn A. Null. Jacob M. Mayer and David K. Herr, Admin istrators with thu will annexed, of A brulutm llerr. Elizabeth G. V,i,lerzaali, Athainhara.lrlx Marshal J. I.,lderzook. . . Abraham Ex.ornt.n - of John B. War fel. William Plum, Administrator of John Dun John Merart ney, AdnCchtrotor of Martin II Kreider. • John Strohm, nutrition of Eliza Ann Erb. J. 11. lillbrrt, Administrator of Sarah Pieroti Abraham Leaman, Exiiiint or of Elionbi•th Marl. • Adam Ranek, Executor or Jame., Cooper. Daniel Rife, Unat . dtan of Anna Rife, (110 W (111., wife of Israel Martin). Samuel Eberly, ...sq., Guardian of Elizabeth Eberly. Urfah Carpenter, Guardian of Susan Mohn. Jacob Eberly and John Eberly, Executors of Jacob Eberly. , . . . Ihtphael Fisher, Ad initiistrni or or Henry Ilata man. Dr. Joseph 11. I xfovro, Guar,llan of Susan Sa lame '1 rout. Abraham limrry, cluardian of Chrlsi lan II Hartman. , . Adam S. Lutz, John S. Lutz and .Ino. IS. (Mel: ley, Executors ofJohn I,lllz, who was I....teva for of IMldel II Derr. Christian Keller, Ouardlan of Elvira Witigard linorge I<".. Reed, Adminnorator with Ihr wit annexed of George 11. 1:rov. Peter s.ltelst, or Priscilla Fry. L'hilstlan Herr, iPt,loott, Executor 1,1 t'ul !la rine lion 1. John R. limner. surviving Administrator George Garner. George Whitson, Administrator or Ellzabcd McClellan. . . . Samuel S. Myers and John S. leers, Exeeutor of I Myers. Peter Gerhart, Isaae S. (tortoni and Lcci W MelltZer, Executg , rs tor Peter Gerhart. , IsomClin. Administrator of John Clinrl and Ann Veroffliia Kreider, Adininktridrix of \ltol o Kreider. . . Samuel leDatint 1, I;uar.lian nl I.v.lia Geist well, Henry Gditwvil and Elizabeth I taint welt. Joseph Ifert xler, Executor of Jacob %molt. Henry U. Long, Adminihtrator of Mary Long Henry U. Long, ..11.1nOnIstrator or elLtherio, Long. chriAtian millt.r,l;uardiso of Daylkl Hugh S. Guru, Atlntinhoratur of Leonard SOY der. 11. C. Domini 11, Exeout or of Fvr.ll mind 1.. D. Marla Quigly, Administratrix of John gillg ley. C. 11. Kreider, .111.1111s:rat,. .Ictwnis no! cum tt•stamento annex.. Theo. rvd, .)lartin S..qusscr, Adtoini,trator .d N'itliuu Itabcrt. ItuLatLl H. Brulotl,r, rotor, clo Boni non cum testatilento annemo, of Miehoc I lard, , Wm. Cmpton, Executor of Sophia Mylin. Geo. S. Mann, Executor of Jacob I.h•ilinger. John stehman, Guardian of Ann and Jawo Weidman. . . Jacob Balmer and Henry E. Steinnan, Execu toes of thoorgt• NVenvor. 14.01 . 1Ze LUIZ. and LUIZ., EX - ream,: Ed ward Lutz. John Sensenip., tinardian of Itnehi, Antos and Sarah Newport. \V. Carpenter, Guardian of Eliznbet h S. Sheaf fur, Jane M. Sheatjer, Johu C. shealfer and Martha S. Sheall'er. . . .k. K. Wilmer, Ciuntillan of .1,,,p1) if. Wcaver 11FN ItY s. SIIENCK; ang2l-11. 31 Kr¢i ire. CEO TIILN 0 rAnytcat,tra LO E r„. .4-m Ail si-Bscitii"„N p.c., I T li i S .-,-,5.1 ll VE .oF PA PEI: I ' l4 ,WHOLE YEAR:".a ITIEN 1 - 1.:.\ hard w,,rl; allli hard HIM,' A 111,11,1, if 1,11 in WHOLE WOULD 131" ettnstattt toldoavors, we burn ay.. led all the old t tits nod ant Int•thods tht. rade 11111 11 110 W.,, Suit Hall I, tiniver,tlly ack:tuos It•dged to AN EXCEPTION rpm.: nEAsoNs AR!. —We have hullt It helise nur husi ne,s, eoverlng nearly hall an :Lore. -11 —I risi •ttil of A 1,103114 It In I...twas•ll other buildings, nialiltig It dark.' and tO.sauring the gentle, It Is built tat a norn, of tlirce !Intl :my one may count In it two litindrtal t;:c . and tilly-ont• windows. • 0 —Wit employ rdzillect worktnen, Una Hundred tool Filly 01 whom nuty"ail leeeen under our roof by any one having II till' and curiosity to Visit our I , ,Lablistonoto, mot busbies 1,100 ti) 1, , 0 sewers are tun , tla plityrd at their own hon.,. 4E4. -Iyi. make tip nu I nwerfurt —Wo thoroughly and shrill] A lA, our good, -- ..itr 11,t 11:illok, 6.3 Scl fac ,, aaain,t arrlair dt.ailng, and very will . 141 dlianks any canid,.% cv in any Nvay guilty —We Itt,..,u,•111`11.1:1110I1S,:lut , that 41.1 . rt•c1,11:.•111 WWI fan I..uv I tic tadt. ttian4lll. ( - 1 —WI warrant all In/1 . goods, gin! will i~'•1. give tt't•rn possible gnerantee - ; x :t purchasers. :Lt log Hall. j_rr II" t . " 1 .1 ! illl ly 111. 111•, ll'ill 111111 NA". Ina sure that in ~, . .1)11,11111g ill 13=1 =MEM x~LLOTIIINIIII S A:l‘. C palronag, of all wla, 46 - :trelal,t•stod the ilmsp,rily,/l our NVAN.iII AUER & BROWN, ()Al: HATA. .lit'lLDlNi;s, 4h - Sixth and Market Streets,-,-. PII2I.ADELPIIIA @•Nos. 532. 534. 538 Inarkel Streel,-vy 1,3, 5,7, 0, 11,13 S. Six th St. u 3 aug3l DANISDELL NORWAY OATS FOR SALE.—By the undersigned near Spring drove P. 0., Lancaster county, Pa., at nu° for 32 lbs. In quality and productiveness It can not be equalled. t_a3l-3tw•33 HENRY STAUFFER. FOR SALE OR RENT. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE.—On WEDN ESDA.Y. SEPTEM BER X 3,1270. The undersigned, Executors of Jacob Hartman, deed., will sell at Public Sale, on the above day on the premises,the Mansion Farm of the deceased, situated In Middlesex township, Cumberland county, Pa., on the South bank of the Conodoguinet Creek,2i..4 mil. Northeast of Carlisle, on the public road leading from the Harrisburg turnpike to the Sulphur Springs; one-half mile from the turn ylke, to wit: A valuable tract of SLATE LAND,contalning led ACRES, more or less, in a high state Cif cultivation and under good fence, principally post and rad.— This farm is bounded on the North by David Wolf, East by Samuel Snpler, South by A. schaubin West by John Stouffer and Peter Stock. T'ho improvements consist of a large two-story comlortable DWELLING HOUSE, Back Building, Kitchen, Wash House, a large Bank Barn, with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib at tached,and all other necessary out-buildings. There are two wells of good water near the dwelling. Also, a Young Orchard of Choice Fruit, consisting of Apples, Peaches, Pears, be. There Is timber on this tract. ALSO, at the same time and place, will be sold a very desirable tract of Slate Land, situ ated In North Middleton township, on the road leading from Carlisle to Sulphur Springs, containing la) ACHES, . more or less, in a high state of cultivation. This farm is bounded on the North by David Sipe, on the East by Samuel Beetem, on the South by the Comsloguinet Creek, on the West by David Sine, The improvements consist of a double two-story DWELLING HOUSE, Bank Baru, Wagon Shed, Corn Cribs, and other out -buildings. There is also a consider able quantity of timber on this tract. Both of the above are very desirable farms, and are worthy the attention of purchasers. ALSO, at the same titre and place, will be sold IWO [masa MOUNTAIN LAND, situated In Middlesex township, three-fourths of a mile Northwest of the Carlisle Springs, adjourning lands of Wm. Cornman, Jerome Slier and others. The first named tract contains 12 ACRES of 4ond timber, prinei path Chestnut Gull.and The other tract is situated in Perry county, Pa.. on the Cralne's Gap Road, about live miles from the Mansion Farm, adjoining lands of David Wolf, Shugars arid Gutshall, containing 25 ACRES, of g 4,0,1 Chestnut, I lickory and /Mk Timber. Sale to COIIIIIIEOI CO at 1 o'clock, P. M., when a/tenc/nee will be given Hind tennis wade known by ISAAC WISE. SAltAll HARTMAN, aug Isw 0 Executors. p rBLIC SA LE OF LUMBER AND COAT • FDRWARDING ID/1 SE, lINk 1,1.1.174 sitinded in the Village of Ephrata, Lancaster county, Pa. NO. 1. Consist,: of a Piece of Land, fronting about 2IS feet 1111 the Down ingtOn 1111,1 Harris burg Turnpike and about SW feet deep, with about 102 feet on the Reading and Colnmbia Railroad, on which Is erecteda two-story Brick Warehom.e, 41) feet by 100 feet, with a good dry cellar under tho whole building. All Owfreight business of the R. and t'. It. R. Co. is done in this building. Also the business of the Central Express Company.) Also 751 feet al g.•od railroad side track, :22n feet of which is a new Coal Dump, 111.1 2 . -.1.1 1 . 1,1 of 5110111111114 1 " 1 keeP'll,l Coal undercover. Also, 11. 111 - it'll Stable. Also, a large two-story Brick I/W ELLIND 110E5E, 40 by 32 feel, with two story Brick. Back Building, It by 24 feet, and a one-story Brick Wash Kitchen attached lee Vault connertlmt with cellar, Cistern, and a never failing well of water. No. 2, Is a piece of ground 23 feet by 212 feet, on which 18 erected a two-story Saud-Stone House, '2O feet by 32 feet with frame Kitchen attached. No 3 is a piece of ground adjoining No. 2, 23 by :113 feet, on which is erected a two-story Sand-Stone House, 20 feet by 12 feet with frame Kitchen attached and IL never-tailing well u Water. No. 4 Is a lot of ground 21 feet by 313 feet, ad joining N i. 3 on toe west skit. The above valuable property will be sold at . _ Ephrata. at public sale, IN' 1 1 11U11....31 , AV, 11.77 U, At I o'clock P. 1,1. Terms: t rash at time or giving posses , lon, and balAnce in live annual paynnaas if tie sired. A very extensive l.umhrr,CoalandPorwurd iuu laishiess is now being done on the aI.VO described property. Persons ‘vishing informa tion will please rail 011 sENEtt intuTilEtts, Ephrata, or u. SENT SONS, P.,..tt ine.• and \Valnut st reels, I.aneaster. atn;l.6-13-20-'..7-septi,kissv F.l It 31 E M EN TS I=IIIIIMEMINi 1.1.:N1oN AND \':.Vl'l•::< ~I'ItEI•ITS Wit I..INUASTER t A The tnnlersignua aanouni,es that ho no tuanalacturang the LAmsT imritovED GRAIN DRILLS Guano attaclonvnl. Also 1' It A 1"1' S LATEST IMPROVED ;HORSE RAKES, withwrongiii iron spindles and Wooden Hubs AL,o, Rockaway FIIIIS, and Cider Mills for horse, or hand power, and warranted to grind a bushel of apples per winute by horse power. CORN SIIELLERS, Zir - All Mactillnett manntaittured at t Ills es tablishment are Warranted to give sat istait lion, and are mat! front the hest material, and lu wtirkinan-like inattner. SAMUEL KEELER, Intrt-tirn2awdTS.t, Proprietor. BANKING 110 USES Ir El. A. It ICII A ItIN W. K. T110,11,10:1 efc T110111PS(1N, BANKERS AND BROKERS, DEALER...I UOVERNMENT AND RAII,RD.kI , ItuNDS SILVER, AND ALI. MARKI.7FAIII.E 4EI'URITIESI N". n"ra THIRD.,sTREET, d I-Is PHILADELPHIA. Iyw C OLINMA lIATIONAL Llt Ii • Will p:ky ,Ivp.its as f”:l,m,, l'ashicr L AND WARIT..IITS W A NTE OF WAlt oF 1,12 tt: MEXICAN WAR. FoItEION CoIN;:,STcIUKSWW.I , ,IioVEIIN NIENT and other BoNI,-; Itol'ollT and II.U. c .„ 1 , 1 , E , 1•II )N,4 prmnptly umdr on nll p,onts DErosiTs rttx No pal lIS NOB be spared to serve the Intvrestil of liver as svit h I heir 1,0.10,... J , dIN N. Bahl,rs :001 Broker.. 0211-15 - wSI No. 50 tiout It 3ra st.. A TTORNEES-AT-LAP J. W. F. AWE FT, No. 13 North Duke rt... Looeooter B. C. H ItE.IDY, Nii.:2l East King street, 241 boar, ever siklies' Nett' Store. EDGAR f. REED, North Deltest., Lancaster Rl= FRED. S. PY FIER, No. 5 South Duke Mt., Lancaster, A. J. MAN DEKSON, No. 4 East King street, Lancaster M. 11. PRICE, Court A vruue. west of Con rt House, Lancaster EN= No. 24ti Locnst St reel, Columbia. Y.. I=l WRIL LEAMAN, No. 5 North Duke st.. Lancaster A. .1. STEINIIAN, No. 4 South Queen at., Lancaster H. Id. NOlt'l3l, I,unetuiter county. Pa I). 'W. P.I.VTERSON, IL. removcd. 1115 to No. (IA East King at - - -- -- S IMEON P il h' i rT. Nry 1111 \ I:, N“ICIII I.( 1-INI'A , I. PA. ROOFING .SLATE D l)llk't Nli SLATE—PRICE , . KEDrcErd lbumid...l - signed has isin , tidil ly hand a full supply ol Rooting Slate for sale at Reductal Prices. Also, an extra LIGHT ltisiFlNU SLATE, Intended for slatlng on shingle root's. Eniploying the very best slaters all work is warraidtal to Ile executed In the best idanner. Builders and others will lied It to their Inter est to examine the samples at his Avieullural and Seed \Van:Towns, No. 21 East King street. Lancaster, Pa.,l2doors west of the Court 'louse. We have 0 00 the Asbestos Howling for fiat roofs, or inr ere chute and shingles cannot be , used. IL rue superior to Plastic or Gravel Rooting. •Iccl2-101,..... GM. 11. SPRK,:ligli. ALI'S CE L. 4 NE 0 U.S A V ANTED 1* Al 11. DANNER MM.'S I:t.ll.ll:tetory . 3 .t‘t 31 E M SCHAEFFER, lI'iWL!SALE AND R ETA IL SA DU LER y NUS. 1 AND 2 EAST KING STREET k DDISON 111 TON, I=IMEEIBEII! WALNUT sr., PHILADELPHIA. PA PLANS• DESIGNS, PERSPECTIVE VIEWS, skCIFICATIuNS AND WMIK ING DRAWINUS, For UZ Furor CuurL Chur , hus. FRENCH ROW'S. lyW nr2,-9 OAK TANNED LEATHER BELTING/ CALL Olt SEND FOR PRICE LIST JOS. K. BAUMA:sI, TILE PENN'A. it. P.. DEPoT j)1111.0SOPIII OF MARILIAGE.—.A NEW COURSE OF' LECTURES, us deliv ered at the Penna. Polytechnic and and Ana tomical Museum, 120.1 Chestnut St., three doors above Twelfth, Philadelphia, embracing the subjects How to Live and V, tat to Live for; Youth, Maturity and Old Age ; Manhood Gen erally Reviewed; The cause of Indigestion; Flatulence and nervous Diseases accounted for; Marriage Philosophically considered. These lectures will be forwarded on receipt of 25 cents by addressing: Secretary of the Penna. POLYTECHNIC AND ANATOMICAL. MU SEUM, lad Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. lyl2-12mdeod&w rIIIOMAS V. BAILY, IMPORTER OF WATCHES,I No. GM Market Street, Philadelphia, Would respectfully call attention to his new and carefully selected stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, &c, IQ Repairing promptly attended to and neatly done. FOR SALE OR RENT. kZECETORS• HALE.—ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20T1=1, lin, will be acid at iblic Sale, at the late residence of Clark Phillips, deceased, near Mechanics' Grove, Druniore township, Lancaster county, a tract of land • • • CONTAINLNG 4: ACRES AND 50 PERCHES, strict measure, bounded by lands of Abraham Groff, deed, John Hastings and others. The improvements erected are a Two-Story LOG HOUSE with Stone Kitchen attached, a Barn with Stone Stabling, Log Mow and Framb Front, a Well of Never-falling Water with Pump therein near the House and a good Spring convenient; a large Orchard, and other bruit Trees. The land is in a high state of cultivation and very praluetive, divided in six fields; nearly all the outside fences are Post and Rail. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P, M., of said day when terms will be made known by JOHN HASTINGS, Executor. At the same time anti place the undersigned will offer a part of No. 3 Farm for sale, con taining 15,1 Acres, more or less, bounded tag lands of George M. Evans, George Evans, Francis L. Evans, and remainder of No. 3. Terms easy. JOHN HASTINGS. nog 31-35-tsw WO VALUABLE PAPERS AT PRIVATE T SALE.—The subscriber otters for sale his Two Valuable Farms, situate in Freedom township, Attains cousnty, (on Marsh Creek, about live miles southwest of Gettysburg.) The one containing ONE HUNDRED A FIFTY-THREE ACRE.S, more or less, and In. a Two-Story BRICK HOUSE, BANK BARN, Corn-CI - 03, Wagon Shed, and everything else needed In the line of buildings; splendid Well of Water at the door, and a stream through the farm; prime Orchard, Ac.; laud well limed, and in produc tive condition. Tne other Farm Cant:llllS ONE HUNDRED A FoRTY-NINE ACRES, more or less, also with good buildings, plenty of goal water, fruit, Av.; land has been limed, and in excellent order. its,, proportions of Timber and meadow to each. anti fencing near ly all chestnut. 'These larms offer rare attrac tions. The terms will be made easy, as the money Is not much needed. Call on or ad tress ABRAHAM KRISE, Gettysburg. Pa., or 'fill: t. W. HERR, Attorney-at-Law and Real Estate Agent, ,jy Lancaster, Pa. Er X EC UT 0 R'S SALE OF VALUABLE EA REAL ESTATE.—On TIIUR&4DAY, SEP TEMBER 22nd, 1,70, will be soil In pursuance to the directions of the loot W 11l itrulTestainent of Daniel Enterline, dee'd., on 010 premises, in Coney township, Lanvoster county, l'a., on the road leading tram Elizabethtown to Bain brid2e, 4 miles Southwest or the Milner and 2 miles East of the littler phi, the followinv, Real Estate, viz: Containing is Aeros of Land, taore or less, ad joining lands of Joseph 1.. Horst, PanietSuilth, Paniet rihroll and nl [tors, On which Is crested a NOW Two,tory FRAME DWELLINt iCsE, with Kitchen attached, Bake liven. it \Veil of never-falling water,with a pump there in, near the d 4,01% a Itlackstnith Shop, 31 Large Bank Barn, Wagon Shed. Corn Cribs, flog Felt int other necessary outbuildings. The land Is title quality, in a high slate of cultivation, un der good tenves,conveniently laid oat In fields. Some Timber, with plenty of young I.tiett , t. The buildings are all new, having laagr seeded within live or nix years. An Orchard of t'hoice Fruit Trees, just com ing Into bearing order, about -luo Peach Trees, Apple Trees, Pears, Cherries, Grapes, Ale., a large variety of Strawberries and other Small The above properly i, located In a ph:asant neighborhood, convenient In Churches, Mills and School House. • • persons wishing to Vice: said property he fOre the day of sole Will please vial on the un dersigned residing in the Borough of Ell2k liethtown, or upon Joseph smith oii tho Possession and title will he given on the Ist day of April, A. IL, 1571. No Lien or Dower will remain on the premises. Sale to commence ill 2 o'clock P. M., of sold day. when attendance will be given and terms mule known by SAMUEL EllY, Exectinir. augr-tsw33 A VA I,TA ELE DO:IEG.t I. FARM AT .1 1 1'111,1CSALE.—UnTine , lay, September 2701, 1.5711, the undersigned EXctlli.rs of Chris tian Ilrandt, dee'd, w)11 sell on the prenli-es the fdllinring desirable travi, or all, hlt nated 111 EllSt 1)0110gal tuSrusldp. La new:ter enunty : No. 1. A flue t raet of Land, vont:Of:lnn I:NE HI MIRED AND 1 , 111 - 11. nmre or loss, ndjolnlnn lands of .I.llll,lling er. Chrktlan Ilifirman other., . The improvement , arc avood vit. \ NIE DwELIANG w insp: ,th I: ilchett attached, and Ilousc; ul.o It Shale Bank Baru 1,1 I lorse-pouter Shed, Corn 'louse, NVlta./n Shed, 'arraak• I luuse. 11111 l'en, Carpenter Shop, I I:0 - and ut her llecc . ,:try out latildl ha , ., a \Veil of !Wye.' fail, lug water, a young thri, ur chard with choice ees. There I , 0111- i:tilled ill the :Wove about 5 :Len, of IL eau y Umber land. . . No. 2. A tract or Laud, containing 1 acre , amat till perches, adjoining No. 1 and lands of John Hollinger mud Abraham Brandt. No. ii. A tract containing:, acres and Gn Per ches adjoining No. 1, and lands of Chi istfan Hoffman and Abraham Brandi. All the above-valued Is litin,done land of superior guiltily and is now in a high state of cultivation and under good fnces. Any pcfstin wishing to view any of the above tracts before the day of sale, can call on the undersigned residing on the prelnhtet, Sale to 01111111ellee at I o'clock, I'. M. JOSEPH 1.. BRANDT. SAMUEL L. BRAN I"1', au 24 4t w 24 Exacting.. 1)UBLIC MALE..-41N SATURDAY, SEP .', TEMBER 17th, IS7O, brill he sold at politic side, at the residence of the Sala:crawl', CIO, mai ne calmly, tin the rain' hauling trout Stecleante to thlsepVille, shout ti miles from the former, and 2 miles from the latter place, m u d :dam( iii miles troll, l'enningtonvllle, the tollowing Real Estate, IaiNTAINING sl Aul-tES . . fir svell Improved land,alfout Gs Acre, of whipli :fru firahle, adjoining lands of Samuel ltenjamin Herr and callers, upon which Is eria.tfl a 2.-Story \Vt.:MANG 111,1'8E, with Stone Kitchen al 1..11,1,11:11<c Ilonsc and other necessary out -buildings; all in first-rate condition; a large lion is (tarn; both house and barn are covered kith Slide. This property has one of tlao finest locations in (lit:county, and is conveniont to clot:Thos. sills, ',titres, schools, ilat. Ilas a \Sell of Ex cellent. Water with Pinup I heroin near the door, all I running watcr 011 the priintises.— Also, Pu Orchard II Fruit Triics, iu iitic licaring condition, consisting .1 - :.,ula plt's, Ti.• 15111 1,10, state of cultivation and mill, good fcnce, About If Arras is wadi coc,ir 111 ith Clicsnut Sprouts. ltii i rsous wishing to \IOW the prtmisrs pre. clams Its the day of snlr, will ,1 1,1,. still Ii the undersigned. lilt• Sale to v1 , 1111111,1'0 Ili i 41 . cliot•i: P. M., tin said day, when col-alit ions will he ilia', known by AI.CIEItNiiN It. 5, \V, list ionser. ICa-avr:Vl DCISILIC SATTIUDAY. TmtEit Ist, I',o, will hesold at public vial title, at the public housc of Abraham Kaffir is.ek Tavern), in llnnuore twit., Laricas tcr (tinnily, the following described Kcal tate, to t A tract of land containing SEVENTEEN Aria ES MINIM more or less, situated In the road leading from the Intek to hut' nete 10111, t better Ilnown fs Conowlngo F 11 1 .11411, 4, 114444111 41 half nolo rom the former and one tulle front the latter plattr., to property ttr tie. J. M. Deaver, 11Iary II lore and others. 'l't , impnwe•uv alts thereon ertatted consist of a two-story frame DWELLING llllt'Sl.l, kitchen al taelusl ; small Stable, a good \Veil of Water with pump therein a tine young Orchard of Clem , Fruit Trees, such as Apples and Peaches, also grapes, and all other Improvements. The above property is under Weal fences, In a high state of eultleat ion, in a good neigh borhood, convenient to schools. mills, stores, and photos of public trorship,lloll altogether would bee desirable property Pie a laboring 1111111 or nweltanitt. • Any person wishing to view said property before the day of sale, will please call upi the undersigned, who will show t P4,SUSSIOI, and in good on the First day of April, Ist!. Sale to commence nt 2 o'clock. P. M., of said day, when attendance will gi yen and terms of sale made known by SAMUEI.J. ANKIITM, Assignee or IN. li. Moors and \Vito. B. F. 'UWE, Atm!. one 31 tsw pr BILE SALE.—WILL BE SOLD AT public sale on RS 14\Y, the day of ~ErrEmBER atll4 lNt• of .1”1171 lu Pequea twp., il'equea Valley I rol, S milt, south of the city of Lancaster mill 2 miles south of Willow Street, the following de scribed property, being the real to of Sohn Brenneman, deceased, t No. I, A tract Of 111.1 ill Pegllt, IWII., lire, fourths of a mile from Vidley iuu.9 tulles from Willow Street m a d S milts south of the city' of Lancaster, containing 7 ACRESN AD lot PERCHES, . . gin which In erected it one-awry log I I Nit FE a ono and a half-story log Wea ver Shop. Fragile Hank Barn, other outbuildings. There Is a spring of ex cellent running water near the dwelling, and a stream of minter passing through the ; an Orchard of tine 1,1.11.ri116 , Apple Trees and II numbrr.d Peach, Pear 1..1,1 Cherry Tree , . ggrapegt, Ti.,' land I,rl.lklit quality, and guider good frucc, adjuining lung iit !aro/. Grod, lirenntainigh Al - all:int It. My lin 111,11k•Ily In neighborhood, convenient churches and schools. t:gtrable hind, hit high 'date Ori'llillVittiurl and unit, good 114'; on 11,1. 110 there area 11111111 i, i)r E. 1.1111 trees: ndioinii,), lanoli .los.opli .111»11 l tlrktillll IL ll>lill and od her., 11l is 111111111 nf inn, iron) No. I. No). :I Nil Inl 1.1:1I.P1 P.,. )I)ljoinin. laink It, lunnon It»». and others, is in a ir,o)cl stale i vit- I ion inid tinder goosi :old r. 111»d1l 111111:1 mile frill, No. I. Pt)rsons wlslinnz to lin) preitilses linty apply 11l Intniel llrciirictilini hr,fileob If rein.) - 1111111, resiolint: ill Providence INvp , ono wilt front No. I. Sale 1.111 . 1)111111,1l, nt I 11 . ( . 1 ,, 0k. m.. 4.f :41i(1 .lot, attendant, will he glytot owl to tootle known Ise Agents for the 110110. T3IFITL(C RALF OF VALCARLF. REAL EsTATE.---ON TU ES DA sErrEmBER . ..salt, the undersigned, will null by public sale, 101 the premises, In Ephrata hiNtrllSlllll, Latira, ter county, one mile mirth of Ephrata Itall road Slat ton, and 01112 tulle illst It th ascii of following real estiitoi, )2: No. I, a tract of Limestone land, contalni nu. dli AIRES AN 10 21 adjoining lands of WI, tinnkel, Sand. Sh-af fer, Iteubsin Itoyrir, lunar 1. . Royer anti Samuel z e rfii s s, upon which b. erected a large one :Ind a half-story Stone }louse, wit li basement: Flt..littE IItfUSE, arty St011t• Lud t Frame 11A.NK 11AI-UN. 70 0 50 feet, with Carriage and IlItaelltsl: a N e w Frame tt'agon Shed, with Corn crili, all s 21 fret; flog stable, ISLACKsNEITII 51 101' and other out budding,: a Welt of good water with pump therein, at the door. Also, :In Ur chit ril of 010ife fruit trees ~f proper age for fal l bearing, having a large quantity of apples this season. The land is In a high state of cultiva tion, tinder good tellers, and divided into ~II Vvllll,llt ileitis. Cattle have access 11l running water front every field, a.s 11t•it Its front the Barnyard. The usual crop of winter grain trill he put out In good order fir the benefit of the purehaser. There is also a fln.• quantity of till,. growing Locust and other shade trees on the premises. The above itirtalaittut Ifni)). located, to gether with many other conveniences and ad vantages, StWill mills , Storrs, schools, rail road, die., all being hails than one 11111 e distant, thus making It a very desirable property. No. 2, coniatnin , one field of sex ACRES, (more or less), located near the above, adjoin ing lands of Isaac L. Royer and Samuel Zerfass, fronting on the public road leading from Lan caster to Sinking Springs. Part thereof Is cov ered by a young and thriving Apple Orchard with a beautiful building site fronting on the public road, The abOVO tracts will be sold to gether or separately as mav best suitpurchas ers. At the same time anti place will be sold, also, a Reaper, Seed:Drill, Rails, Blacksmith Tools, .t.c. ALSO, on SATURDAY, sErTEmitER 24th, will be sold by public sale, on the grounds, situated in East Co calico township, about 2 miles east of Ephrata, and Ono milt: south of RealastoWn, a tract of MOUNTAIN LAND, containing more or less. Part thereot Is covered with Heavy Timber, and part thereof valuable Chestnut Sprouts. Also, a lot of bogs and Posts In the 'rough, on the above premises. This tract will also be sold in whole or In part, as may be most advantageous to the estate. Persons wishing to view theabove premises, will please call on the undersigned, or on Mr. Lanais, residing on No. 1. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M.:on each day, when conditions will be made known by aug 24 tsw 34 A. KONIGMACHER, Assignee of John K. Landis and Wife. F AHME FOE SALE. There will be exposed to public sale, on the premises, at 1 o'clock on FRIDAY, the 30th day of SEPTEMBER next, a VALUABLE FARM, located two miles north of Rocky Spring, in Letterkenny township Franklin county, Pa., adjoining lands of John and Pe ter Beshore, Rife, Brichner, and Cautinan. The Farm contains about ONE HUNDRED & SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES with a good new Brick House, new Barn, Fruit Trees of all kinds, with two wells of the best Water, also a Tenant House. There aro about 35 Acres in good Timber. Farm is In the occu pancy of Samuel Hoover, at present. Terms made known on day of sale, and com plete title given the purchaser. Sold by order of the Court. JOSEPH GIPS, Guardian of Jos. Andrew and Dual Hoover. aug2-1-4tw ALFRED HOOVER. A&SIGNER'S SALE.-01( SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER '24t11. 1870, will be sold at public sale, on the premises, in Drumore town ship, Lancaster county, Pa, the following val uable real estate, to wit: A Tract of Land CONTAINING 137 ACRES, more or less, situate one-fourth mile east of thelLancaster and Port Deposit road, and the same distance from DrumoreTenter, and five miles from Quarri - ville, adjoining property of Nathaniel Mayer, T. Kreider, Henry Eckman and others. Thereon is erected a large two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, iframe Barn, Wagon Shed, Carriage blouse, Ilog Sty, Spring House, and other necessary out-buildings, also in Thriving Orchard of Ap ple and other Fruit Trees. About 115 Acres of the above Is Farm Laud, in a high state of cul tivation, being thoroughly Limed fur the last 30 years, the remainder being Chestnut, Oak, and Poplar Timber, of :,11 years' growth. There are several Streams of Water running through said farm, one of which being the Contra - Ingo creek, and also several Springs of running water,our of which is near the dowr of the dwelling, bring brought there by a Hydraulic Ram—all under good belaTs. Persons desirous to view Tito preinis, trfore the day of sale, will please call ou \V Illiast \t". Steele:residing thereon.. , The property will positively be sold. Sale to commence at I o'clock I'. M., when attendant, will lie Oven and terms nude known I , y. S. CHARLES, \ M. J I I ESS, Assignees of W. \V. Steele. JAS. C. COLLINS, Anctioneer. Mug2l- i t twat TALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.—The undersigned offers to stilt Ills valuable Farm, formerly the property of Jacob Kreider, deceased, In Fulton township, on the road leading from Chestnut Level or Peach Bottom to Oxford, or Christine, MI the P,. tk: P. R. It.; miles from the Columbia A Port De. posit R. • S from I'. B. Central It. 11.. and a road Is also In progress from Oxford, le tulles distant. to Hanover. This farm CONTAINS 130 ACRES,. more or less, of which Acres Is of good Thriv ing Chestnut Timber—the rumainiter is go o d well-Improved land. The Improvements:molt large Two-story feet front and :26 feet with a two-story IS' itehen attached, and has all the modern Improve ments: a Swissur Barn, 7:k feet long, with Stabling all is:nil:let, a Wag.ln Stud, with Corn Crib attached. 'llO, , cluiril of Choice Fruit. The farm Is well-water ed, there heing several excellent Springs, from whieh all the fields are watered: also, two ex cellent Wells of Witter one ikt the home and cute at the barn, with Pumps therein. The buildings are all just now, and the thrill has been reeently limed. It is in a 404.1 Stale of rattle being fist more or less every year, It Is within 1 , 7 nines of I stills, whim are turned lip the Corn:wing, Any One Wleill ing to buy IL aeslrallie la." for grain raising, would do well to call and look over this liefole buying elsew her," Persons wishilc to do Si will' eat! on the subseriber, residing there o n, or address for particulars tu J. H. CLARK, tugllt-R, Fulton llou , e, Lnw•nstor Co., Pa. DEBLIC SALE. N SATI 121)A. Y, SEPTE BEI: 10, I S7O • . . \\"111 Ise - sold at puhfle sale, on the premises, In We l t Donegal toll - m:111p. Lancaster county, at the road leading frill Falmouth turn pike to Nlount Vernon, near l'heslinn Grove, the following valuable lteal to NV I 'liar I of Land' CUNTAINING 1.11.71 . A('IZES, lifore or less, iiiijoinlihr lands of flucid Meyer, Martln Winters, (iriihlits Mid 1J111,,, talc hil eslan of Michael Shenk, deceased. till trllielt are iirectial a Two-Story with a Kitchen all:n.11,1; a good Lag Barn, Itirge itigSty,Sinoke lions.% and all necessary oul6uild uls. Therest Itittittitig !tamp at I lit• house, and one in the harniyard tit lirst -rale no, ....hiding water. 'ricer, Is ti I earing I trehard of Choice Fruit. Trees, ea the same. tine AcreofthealioVe tract Is set %kith Thriving Timber, the Balance vie:, lain!, In high sta.te or euit ivat lull. divided running seater in nearly Person. wislii»g to s prtii n ly hefore the day of sale, trill please call till J.icoli II Kellen It, reiilding thereon. Itosse,liin and title given on Ist, 1,71. Salo to continence nt t 2 o'clock, P. NI., when Illtelltiative will be given and lentil Illattt• known by JulIN Kt)lt, Agent for Widow and heirs of said doe'd. UFA,. I'i 0111'0, Anerr. ting9l.3tw' ATAI.U.I.IILE STANI) AT PUII. V 1.1(' FRIBA)", SEBTENlitlt:It IsTit, will be sold at public stile, lu 11.1.1.1,r -liall,•1. With :111 Order of the trphanst Court of I...ineaster county, the following described Beal Estate of David Will, deceased, late of NVe , t Donegal toumshitt, I.aneaster 4.ounty, to alt: A Travt of Land vont:lining ABOCT T VENT A-TIIItI i ACREst, .Sltuated on the road leading from Z,lizabet town to Bainbridge, miles_ from either place adjoining hind , of Sdotulf, Abra ham llidsey„lohn Ina, and other,. The im provements area one awl a ball story wi•:tlt erbnarderl I ,W,F,1.1.1 Nli 1101:SE, a large Barn, lie,srly new, \Viiglin Shed, Corn Crib. llog Sta ble, it. \\',ll of neker-failing Water with Pump, turd a young I trcharil of 'hole, Fruit Treist.— Al , o, b:\l l'i'lt Sllt tit where the limmnits , has been ettritiLd on with socitesh for years. A \Vinfontiniker Shop ittt situated near Ire. 'There are on the place a number of i'ltest nut Sprouts fur cutting. The land is iu a high stated cultivation and under . . Persons dsiring L. vb.w the prellik., the day of saki ~..111 please call on wi,l(Jw maid iu~uj thereon, orou the suhscril,,,,:ding c,ite !nth, Ire is the sal,. to oollitt,,,v, at 1 “'clock I`..M. 44 suit, :0.11 1111/011'0 Still ht• 12 . 1V1'n 1111111/ I'lliv made by the Alllllllll.l rlllllr. 1 g2l.:a Ar • LIIHISTIAN S. itt"i"r. - 131'111.1(' S.t OF V.% LIABLE RI: 1 ESTATE.—i uniliirsignail, Executor , : of the last \VIII :mil Testament of l'atriel: iilatilrin, latent Prullllll, township, illiceasail, will sell WI 1110 prt•ltti,,,, In Druniora tow - l:hip, on the lianeastar :mil Port Inipiriiit 11,111 way het Aria•ii the two playas, lining si•viititiiiin miles from etc h, the following Ittial Eslati• i to wit Traiit of limo) aontaining 51 ACI:ES AND sa PERUI I ES, Shirt Illt•mstlre; bounded try lauds of Rob, n Hums, Samuel 1111 d of 'l' ht., are 1111 (11l the pri.inises, a Fillt. urehii.ril 1111101 out, nllll 111,V In liearing isl)!litiiiii.oll a never-honing Springs of Exis.ll,tit \Pater, one 14.111.4 very Iliego anti fine. The 11.1 is of cxci.ll,tit quality, miler good l'encom, and in a stale 1)1 . 01)11 lvation. 'There aix Arres of Ilvavy TiEnbt•r on tli. trawl. piropt.rty Is a most 1)1111 Wollia p!•1,1111 wishing to !mild aft, his ow.) hivaq. 'l'll, , l'or: Dept - v..1112.11111,nd will svit bin live mil,. of ill, and the Ilitsiiyyr Junrtiiin In tlsibril will pas, within bile-hull 11111 e bl t Persons wishing to Flew Ilie property Ilse ehty of sail, can tiall iii ilie at at I I'. t 1 of will be Oil en tom, uuulc luiliisvn by DAVID 1,. IN. :11.../.1?..:11A. A. W II KELEIZ, e,1.11, atig2l-I , w A,TALEARLE HOTEL PROPERTY AT P1:1 V ATE ti.\ Tine undersigned otters at the private sale the vithnilile lintel Property, known as the \Vashington wited on the ( . 11rner nt Si; uare and Chariot te Street, in the flourishing borough of itittlieitti, Lancaster county, Pa. ' Flits hotel has reeently liven en larged lind moderuized; contatnlng roams, huge parlor and reatimg room, t atifoluing liar -room) inning -room, capable of seating 511 person., good \ Vei I Tel Cistern, all com i enient, large istahle, capable of standing Is horses, Carnage-Ili/use and other /m11.0111111,4 / 4 all complete. 'fits bt•iinv. int the cent re of tra el, has liven doing a large busints, for a number of year , , with the most sanguine prospeetitif the lot tire, as the Lebanon and Pi/a/grove It:inroad nun,' alllll , St Ck,llll/11,t,11) forms j1111. • ti011 with the Itemlingand It:int . /it:pi at lids place; and Its IL 1101V1 11,- ,• , 1111 , 11ns ca'c'ti worthy the attention and consideration of capitalists, ne such an shbuld desire entering Into this business. The, laect. of the poprietor olferiug tins llouse for sale Is owing let lliS anti 1 • 11.1 g, nit J.\ Cult 1,INDE:01'11. Mannheim, Aug. 2lst, IsTo. tV2I-titw2l \TIRGINIA I'OR BALE AT ATV- Y, Saptgun la•r, 1 , 70, I .hall sal, tai tla• lkiddor, IlLet• farms sltuato•.l In Alla•nlarl.• /-ennuy, Hire, miles fruin Is y I leput , 'ln.aa -1,..ak, and Illti , , Itailrund, wv , t. Charlutt.,,ll , and Ilia (MIN ,r,ity. WI: 111 Tso I I Ituntirctl an , l tiny aral.l.• :old in lin.aduw, Inlay frank. Ilona, 1111 11 1•1,1,111 runnis, u•lr kilrin n alnl laundry, pu nip at !11, 11.a/r, Th, 1:,,”1 4.r rbat, 1411,..4, 1,111 :int] the 14rassa's, and lit' hundreds "I never lalllla4 springs. II has 011 11 ;Weal. ttlirty acres, of iaaale I,y ereelt Oa, No. contains 'Mt I HUNDRED:net Ty ACRES. humln. , l nitrl elthry thirty acres rryyl< 'gator.. a I,lllmothl orehanl fourteen years old, larne tollaccm 1.1,11:171 , 1 silt hi,. Maell of this 11,01 10 In tiny clovyr mai orchard grtnet. ronhons T‘v4 , lll - NDRED and SIXTY VE ACHES. Tno, to:mired cocci 11'11,11 01..ar cd, tw.l.ty-nvo r. 1•1: bottom, twelve aervs of of Ilnr 1111111111 y toemlow, ',alum, note In corn :net lotmee,, eropy, atatmlantly water y,' by sprilll4, 8101 I,riL !IC. , of Ivy creek. Choreal, of denominations, awl ...Lori...into! wort:shops :11, , an01. Thy SOI . IOIV 1, 118 1 . 11111,111 - d and moral as any In thy t...MIY. nulr payments, with Interest payulole An nually. tit iN, a e i t r am; 21-Itceill and R. R., Va. 1 - 31F111.1CPIALE or V X AIABLE FRUIT 1 VA ItM.--uN \lit\ DAP; I'T EMBER tloth, 1,70. the undersigned will sell at public sale, on the premises, the iiimperty uu Wilit•il hr liow resides, in West I.:Rapider township. situated within half a mile of the limits of the tidy Laneaster, iNTAINING II ACRES. The Improvements are a Two-story liltlt 'K I)WEELIN6, with n Frame Summer 'totem M t:Lel:l4l,a never huffing Well of Water :tml large t'lstern, an excellent Barn. Carnage House and all miter I,t,,,sary out-millings. :\ large :mil choice selection of Fruit Trees :Lad Plants. Abouta Four .......o in Small Fruit., Just cram tut into perfect learing...l from wnlelt large quantities were marketed the past sea- Ala, The fences are newt, awl the whole ph., is in complete order. T. any one wl +Mug to go into the fruit or trucking business, thls plat, presents unusual advantages. 'Ill:me-fourths of the purchase money can re ntal:l secured In the premises If deslred. Susie to commence at 2 o'clock. mAirsicr K. WARFEL, Lancaster Lily. pursLic BALE OF VALUABLE BEAT ESTATE. ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER nth, ISTa, Will be sold by public vendue,on the premises, In the village of Springville, near Monet Joy, Lancaster county, Pa., the following described real estate, to Nei . . No. 1, a large Two-Story Brick lintel, exten sive Stabling, Scale House, and New Hay and Cattle Weigh-Scales; never failing running water In front of the house and in the yard ; and Three Full Lots of Uround fronting on the Lancaster Turnpike, well set in Fruit, Trees, upon which said buildings are erected. No. 2, Five adjoining Lots of Ground, 40 by 2M feet each, fronting on said Turnpike, well situated for Building Lots. These premises have been occupied for hotel purposes for many years and a profitable trade Is established, which might be largely increas ed by an active person or dealer in live stock. The only reason fur desiring to sell, is, that the present owner Is unable to give the busi ness proper attention. The buildings are part new, or have undergone recent and extensive repairs. Sale to commence at 2o'clock In the afternoon. A credit, if desired by pmchaser, will be giv en for the principal part of the purchase money. MARIA HIESTAND. L. D. GALLAGHER, Auctioneer. ang3l-k7waslOd 34 EINEM FOE SALE OR RENT. tu, 31 31m ~. MISCELLANEOUS IN EVERY WAY ATTENTION The groat advantages wo possess, as tho suit Ora large, well-established and sneemsful buelneas, with an experience of more than twenty-five years, enable us to offer Induce- meta.. to a❑ who are about to become 'par SeirIZEADY MADE CLOTHINU—eI second to no establishment In the country Our garmeuLs are all !nude of the beta mitten lals, carefully sel,OI; nothl ug unsound or In ally %ray Imperfeel is muds up at all, eve❑ n the lowest grades of goods. It Is a well estab ](shed (set among clothiers, that our neatly Made Clothing, itt every ihtng that goes to make n superi o r garment. Is unequalled by any Our assortment Is so large and varied that every our Call be ❑nevi RI 011,, Our prices are always guurantoe,l 10w, or E=lll I=l (low', in th, w hh.•ll wl II be 000le up to orklor, 10 Iloe host Illllitllt•r, Illltt 11l IQ ll•tn 111 I It ltl't• r tint are Gentlemen visiting Pitilativiphig, can, Ity havhig their 111.1.1, rrgi•Arrvil fill our book,: Allllll plea of goods lorwarded, with price made to order or nv1,i441 !rout our Ready Made Stoek, forwarded by Expre Ks, which wit! be guaranteed to tit correctly BENNETT S CO., Tower HoII „'7 1S Market Street ==! .1,1-311) PHILADELPHIA T ll E 0 I. I) WAY AND Tll L N 1 W TIII GREIT HERRIN TEI COMPIAL tills. :1, 33, 35 N. VESEY sTitEri NEW YORK, N. Z. RIN W A , LANCASTER, PA., o sell their "I'EAS AND C'III , I , EE4 at the VIM prier, that the COlllrally tilt•lIl ILL Ili,' \VILITIILIII , O4 Iu Sew SLIT IL. A full supply of Ila freshest New Crop Tea, well be 1it . 1 , 1 11,1' hale IL all times. All gunk warranted to lON, satisfaction or the money refunded. Only one profit ch allied from the Ih-telorrerlo the (bash In,. From fire to rolht prtollts Saved by purcha,lng of this Company. UNIJEIt THE OLD STSTENI of doing, business, tile cmlsumrr of Teas had t pay about eiVlit pro/it-v bt•LW t. ell the positive anti to cover on many ltitertnettlat sales. • UNDER THE NEW riI'STEM the Great American Tea (M., (lot ribllte ' rellS the consumers, through their Agents, all I,ve , the country, suldeetititr theta to lint (Me 1,10/ trial that but a very inislerati• one, lIS 1.11111 per centaire on the intititstise hales, tvill sallsry the Company, for they,wllilionsainloti chests of Tea, In the a,une or less cline luau I took to sell tine chest ruttier the old system. SIOA DA ENS ESTI RELY new and hor n Liberal induce- Blunts. Descriptive eircular free. Address C. HAND S CU., Biddeford, Me. jet:bine WANTED A DENTS--TO NELL THE t,CTA (lON SEW INO MACHINE. It is Iv:cruet!, makes the " Elastic Lock stitch" and Is warranted for years. Price (IS. All other machines with an under-r,cll sold for sibar Ras are infringements. Address Ut"l'Aln IN SEW ING MACII IN E St. Louts, Me., Chicago 111., Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, Masi. Jelibihn AN Price, $25. It makes the " Lock stitch," Millie on both sides) and in the only lieellsed under feed Shuttle Machine sold for less than (titl. Licensed by Wheeler A Wilsitti,tt rover.; Baker and Sing Ai (M. All of her under-feed Shut tle Machines sold for less than (mare MIN tine merits, and the seller and user liable to prose cutiou. Address .1 , NSI iN, CLARK A Ci Boston, Mass., Pittsburgh, Pa., Chicago, 111., or Si. Louis. Mr, 1 li aIy71:1 111 1 - I tows „ 1 t 1 it ' .. 0 s 0 l 1 . ) 1 1 , 0 t )1 17 „ " 1117tYr " 8 ” . ." NIAGIC 111106-3,,1 IMIEMZMN BELDEN, THE r1'1; cll TWELVE YEARS 'A MoN,I THE WILD IN DIANS OiIHE PLAINS.. TILE I,IFE OF GEO. I'. BELDEN . , who front it love of wild adventure and a thirst fora 1:110Wilig0 Of the Indiatet,their 01.th,rnv,,5p,, It, Trrldatori.T. ll,lrcdo I 1 left a home of plenty In Ohio, Jollied the In- Mans, adopted their finale of lite, married the beautiful Irtmld rib', became a Grtot Item!, and Chief of inn I,odyrs, waN appoitilt•il Lieutenant in the F.S. Itegular Army, for mer itorious service with his braves against host dy Indians. A boolt of the most thrditn,l tnlercil, a reality well autitt•sittcatt•ti. Truth stranger than fiction. Superbly Il lust rated. 7t, e•ltyr, - irwm, with portrait of ~titers, In full fron tier costume. Frio. low. Should council oar book rx tailt. Send at mice for Illustrated I•o -cular, table of tmott•iits, sample yam, tint terms. A. 11. Publisher, augle,tu• 400 CIieMIAMI. St., P id la. AGENTS IVANTED--SIO PER DAY—BY the ANII.RIPAIN mAriiINE Ho stun M , u.ss .or tit. Mo., t•1:1-'1111 . . 11 11 E L 0 It It A I N VEHETABLE CATHARTIC ] JLI Mild, Certain, Safe and Efficient It Is far tlit• hest Cathttrllt• retat-.ly yt.t Ws. I,S 1•rt.11, and at mit,- rt•la•v., mat lay i,ttratt. , all 1114 . Vila] 1111/1•il , 111,. tt 11111 uiit tatitsittg injury to any ol ttlta,l t..ttaitll.l.• 5111 . 4,-.• !INN Itplug its us, lit Itiatly Itttatil 1111 It Is Witt' .41,1,1 Itt la• gtAtt•ral pultllt• tt 1111 t..atvlct Ittlt 1 hat It 1111 Itt.,•r tail It, /14 , ..111. 1.1/•11 That I, 1•111,1114/ It.r it. 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FRCEAUFV, LiTiz, LANCASTER COUNTY, PA :1111W,A IMEIMM=MiI ('‘II.I.I.:(II.VCE ItEED'M FErtltY, 11., nn Nashtm Atlvantrovirt —llOl Iris.' location, pot t•toiy ser's; No Sttlosors plats., of isllo ro.orl ; r le till corps, 01 touchers; Tritsrotrali I rot! rorstltto. he. l'oprits recolvoil tit strip tiro, Howl for Circular T IF F. II I I, L'• irT F.! m ,, YruumEity CtJUNTY, PENN'.‘ REHM CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, ARTISTIC, Cuff ft EILCIAL. Location Admirable! Twentieth Annual Sea -01011! 'Thorough Preparation for College nr Bualness. F., circulars address REV. UEu. F. MILLER, A. M., Prllleirlll. I.I.EFERENII , -9.—ltev Drs. Melgs, Mann, Kruuth,SelSA,Hulton,ele,—Hons.Judge Ludlow, Leonard flyers, J. S. Yost, B. M. 'My er, M. Russel Thayer. etc. Jy27-I.lw - WILTBERGER'S rI.A.V011111(1 EX tracts are warranted equal to any made. They are prepared from the fruits and will be found mach better than many of the Extracts that are sold. 4,i- ,13k you Grocer ur Druggist for Willberger's Extracts. Barlow's Indigo Blue is, without doubt, the best article In the market, fur Waxing clothes. It will color more water than four times the same weight of Indigo, and much more than any other ?path blue In the market. The only genu ine in that put up at Alfred Wiltbergers Drug Store, No. Zkl North Second Street, Philadel phia. The Labels have both Wlltbergers and Barlow's name on them, al/ others are counter feit .I , br sale by most Genres arid Druggists. Wiltberger's Indelible Ink wilt bc/ound on trial to be u superior article. Always on bandlor sale at reasonable prices. Pure Ground Spices, Genuine Medicines, Chamois Skins, Sponges, Tapioca, Pearl, Sago, and all articles In the W drug line, at Alfred Iltberger's Drug Store, No.= North Second street, Philadelphia. 1V125-IYre2l FARMERS! THE ORIGINAL I=ll The First Itaw Bone Phosphate Mule, ill Others are Imitations BAUGH'S RAW BON I. SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIIIE, T ikp,DE NiWK , I.' .1L1, ,t i pP A I s O. 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WO OD W A RD'S MUSIC STORE. it“wft, Aceonle,,, , Tarnlmrlrt.,, MEE Trlanglev, Alll.lt it,,,,k, I'lnni,Sl/1111 0• 1. , 111 . 4111 Si..is; SI 1111 gS 111 :111 1,11111 , ; ..11 11,10. \I u',l , • l'apor, :81111 CS. (2., de,l•l til,ll of M. tiral Nli•rt.11.11111,,. AI.I. n 114.1 pr raptly' al 111, 11,:.,1 11710/rlrde elm( 1.'1,, •4.\ 1'1, 4 1'.\ ungl It. pairing prtnilptly at 11•11i1- ,=2-trtlAn No. If:. %Cent Ii lIIv. TRA rELL ;)C 11,1 I ~nhl..tfFl.rrtra AN I .., 11 .. i b t:riyitoiti: ),11.1,1 all, /N I .11'101. I, wlll t.t \I". 11. It. It., c.,rner its For 1..1.,11. 01 7.1. NI. 0,1 M. Fc,rllxlt,.l, al :.1..\1.1: D. I% M., nlr.l 7 nn.11'1”••.1, Cr.. , •1; I:. aL 7 .1, DI A. TI., I'. and hstylrat Mil:14.11,10a at 7 A. V. t, , rl nrets at fort I wr.),il I It Train !or 11.01ina,r,. Tralas font at .k. M , ka‘antt l'ort Depo,lt at 11.:1) Claald , Ford a .1Lo•11,1 11. a atllag Itallroad. for 1'1111,11•Iphial. IV, I' ,1: I, .11 !1:2.5 _h. NI., awl 4:2.1 I'. 31., "IL r.,:11 I :rola Italtlinore. Oxlord at I,IIIA. NI.. .1. S. aad 4 , I'. 11. Fool al 11., 12,1 31..1: I'. 11.. 1.15 I'. NI. alai 11:19 I'. NI. 'l'ralas Itso, the 1'..4 It. It. al 7:31/ .1. 31., all I'. M. 1a1•1.,,r11 Passettgor, amallowol to talta xostra pa' ”p -panel oiil3 us haltgag , , aa , l Ila• I . .))tiplllJ Ivill lot be nospoasilrla for lanioaal one Itutalrtsl dollars, unl, s a Is made for the sauna. 111.13 , 111.3" WOOD, livni•rall-'aperlntezalcull. BO 5 DS 5-20's and I,S I'sB BOUGHT, soli) AND EXCHANGED UN LST LIBERAL, TERMS. GOLD BOHAI AND SOLD At Market Rates. COUPONS CASHED. Pacific 111, Bonds Bought & Sold. STOCKS Sought nod Sold on Cononim sloe only. C ICAO°, DANVILLE AND VINCENNES FIRST MORTGAGE i F. C. GOLD BONDS For Sale at 00 and Accrued Interest. Accounts received and Interest allowed daily balances, subject to check. at sight. DE UAVE BRO., 40 South ad Street, Phtludelp fob 22 11%1114 t lio• I I
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