ate Sam.
TO COBIRESPONDENTS. '„.
. .
Com!=Lactation' upon Imbjecti intazest
to the farmer, the gardener, o:what-grower
and stock-breeder are solicited for this depart
sm of the paper. All such communications
hould be addressed tO ULRICH BritiOlMEtt,
Agricultural Editor, Conestoga, Lancaster
county, Pa
Tobacco Calture-(Contlnue4l.)
BY TELS EDITOR.
mitaNsPLANnikfu.
After - the ground has been prepared,
as previouslY directed , the first "Wet
spell " should be taken advantage of,
and all hands engage in setting out the
plants. From the tenth to the fifteenth
of June is the most seasonable time for
transplanting tobacco in the latitude;
if planted much later it is in danger of
being caught by early frosts, if earlier it
ripens too early to - weigh heavy. To
bacco that ripens during the hot weath
er will not weigh More than two-thirds
as much as that which ripens after the
nights begin to get cool. If ;it Could
always be so arranged that we could get
it planted just in time for it to ripen,
and to get it into the sheds before the
first frost, it would make the meet
weight. But wet weather being abso
lutely necessary for setting out the
plants, we must transplant whenever,
the weather is favorable, and our plants
are sufficiently large for that purpose,-
whether it be early or late. This year
there was some transplanted in this
county as early as the seventeenth
of May. But this is unseasonably early.
Just before or during a rain continuing
one or several days, is the most favorable
time for this purpose; the Plants are
then sure to get a good "set" without
any further trouble. During favorable
weather every moment should be im
proved—getting wet through to the skin
must not be heeded. In taking up the
plants out of the bed, it is necessary that
the ground thereof be well saturated
with water, in order that the whole
length of the tap-root may adhere to the
plant. If the ground is not sufficiently
wet to d 6 this sprinkle the bed with
water. Without the long tap-root
plants will not grow except under the
most favorable circumstances. If not
previously done, go along the rows
. and mark the place for the plants.
Then Let a boy go along and drop
a plant at each place. Take a plant
in your left hand, and with the fore
finger of the right hand make a hole
deep enough for the top-root to go in
without doubling up; then after put
ting the roots into the hole run the same
fore-finger into the ground aside of the
plant and press the ground to the roots
their whole length. If the weather is
quite favorable, it is not necessary to be so
particular on this point, we having fre
quently seen plants grow that had been
accidentally dropped and were merely
lying on the surface, but if the weather
is not so favorable it Is very essential to
press tligground to the roots their whole
length. 11f the ground is wet enough,
or if it rains after the plants are set out
nothing more is necessary to insure
their growth. But if it did not rain
enough and the sun shines very warm
immediately utter transplanting it is
sometimes necessary to cover the
plants. The best for this purpose
is a small handful of grass, this
can _remain on nightlaud day ; during
the day it shades the plant, but admits
the moisture during the night to pene
trate to the roots of the plant. In three
or four days it can be removed. The
places of those plants that die, or are de
stroyed by the cut-worm, should be re
placed with others as soon as possible,
even if it is necessary to use water in
planting them, and to cover afterwards.
If this is not done soon the plants will
be irregular in size.
,The Imported Currant-Worm.
We received a few days - ago from C.
D. A., of New Castle, Schuylkill coun
ty, some specimens of the Currant-
Worm, concerning which u communi
cation from the same correspondent was
published in the INTELLMENCER of
March 29th. In an acoompanying note
he says "they just made their appear
ance a few days ago, they are not quite
so numerous as they were last year, but
I suppose they will be in a week or so.
They commenced on the gooseberry
bushes anti stripped them of their foli
age before I knew they were about. You
will please give them a name if they arc
a new enemy."
The specimens arrived in good condi
tion, and although but a day on the
way, several had already spun cocoons.
We sent them to Prof. S. S. Rathvon,
who is the best authority.onlEntomolo
gy in this section of the country. lie
writes to us as follows: "They are the
lame of the imported currant and goose
berry Saw-fly '—the Neniattts vc»-
tricosus of hug. They are said to
have been introduced into this coun
try some six or eight years ago, by Ell
wanger and Barry, extensive nursery
men of Rochester, N. Y., in an imports
ion of foreign currant and gooseberry
stock, and have already spread over
several of the States threatening:the ul
timate destruction of these crops unless
they should in some manner be arrested.
The best remedy known at the present
time, is 'White Hellebore,' which may
be obtained in any respectable Drug
Store. All that is required is to dust it
lightly over the infested bushes, only
taking care not to inhale the dust as it
is very acrid and produces intense
sneezing. A common tin-cup with a
piece of line muslin or gauze tied over
the top, will make a good duster. The
Ties' are clearwinged insects, belonging
to the order hymenoptera; the males are
black, the females honey colored, and
much larger than the males."
Manure for Fruit Trees.
The Chinese have a system of prepay.
ing a manure for orange trees which is
said to be wonderful, in its effects. A
cistern, so lined and covered as to be air
tight, is half-filled with animal matter ;
and to prevent bursting from the gener
ation of gases, a valve is fixed to give
way with some difficulty, so as to let no
more gas escape than necessary. The
matter is thus kept for fimr years,wil
the manure is In perfection, havingt
cohsistence of jelly, or nearly' so. A
small. portion of thisis buried at the root
of each orange tree; and the result is an
uncommonly great yield.
Of course it Is not expected that our
people will exercise the care and pa
tience necessary to prOduce such a f,.1 . -
tilizer; but they may prepare a substi
tute, similar in its character, in a Vrry
short time. A person, hearing of the
abOve process of the clhinese,
that if animals were reduced to a jolly
by boiling, the effect •would be similar,
if not so powerful. He therefore 601 i. I
several puppies and applied the jelly to
a sterile fig-tree, and the result was [bat
it bore profusely for several years.
Is not the boiling unnecessary ? Woul. I
not the burying of the animals at Ihe
root of the tree have produced as marled an effect? We knoW of an Instance
where a fruit-grower buried a cow near
the root of a scuppernong vine seine
years ago, and the productof thatsingf;
vine last year was twenty-seven gallon;
of Pure winennd sornefifteen orefghteell
gallons of Gallized wine, or over forty
gallons in all.
The conclusion to which these facts
lead us is that for fruit trees there Is no
better fertilizer than animal mutter. 1I
the animals are not reduced toa jell;, it
will only require a longer time for the
soil to render their ingredients assimila
ble; but as fruit-trees require a fertilizcr
that is more lasting in its effects Oulu
annuals,
this fact Is not objectionable.
In fact, it is rather an advantage thin
otherwise, as trees once fertilized is not
liable to that neglect from which they
so frequently suffer for want of annual
attention where manures are used that
last but one year. Bury all the dead
animals at the roots of your frui t-t recs.
—.Rural South-Land.
Salt for Animals on the Farm
We continue to see iu our various ex
changes, plans to tempt the appetite o
our domestic animals, by mixing sal
with their food. Musty hay, and Mite
unpalatable and innutritious food, it i
said, is thus readily eaten. Decays
and decaying vegetables, rye straw, ete
are palmed off upon the cows, who d
serve better treatment and more Init.
ligent manacement. ' All live stork is
fond of salt; it pro Motes appetite and
health. Refuse material, not lit for
food, and which otherwise 'would
not he touched, is greedily eaten
for the sake of the salt. This we
consider rather- hard , usage, and ;WC
repeat what we have often stated before,
that all live stock should halie a hoop
of rock salt, accessible at all times, In
gle barnyard,. the .horse-trough, the
cow-shed, and "every other place where
animals most do congregate." By; thus
having It whereirer and as often as,they
waut it, they will never take more than
natural apPetite prompts, and the obvi
ous effects of taking too much salt at
one time will always be avoided.
~Musty' hay, rye
.straw and ,decayed
vegetables, will then go to their appro..
priqte place, the barnyard; to make'ina
nure.—.Fractiedl Farmer.
.„
The, A.meikiart hheslical association
will hold their tex:t'atinual theeting,in
E:h 1 44. 63 4 4 :41:' • • ,, . r .
There is great exedemenbqht-Pitts-
I;A:04_/‘, -- ' °trek - J.lle - arreq' ,
.t4e. ChluiitY
commissicineriacteeasY.slidVo3l4.o;ffile
ebaFget,agalliet them iß f taking , bribes
frotx'appileanterfoi• liquiiriieensqs, The
penhity for thti °ream is line aistary im
prisonment for five years.
• LEAm 1, • t
a
:1, I. fl
Little , Britain township, sieeessest ,C
-rs TestiOnet= on said eetatettavinebeen
grantedto tbA endgned. all persons indent.
ed thereto are reetted 'to Ins Ore AMMedia
settientent, and, Tnae'lot'ving•hlairos or d -
mends against' the settle; wilt pizit tti
withoht delayfor settlement to theynderign
ed, residing ,;
wiii.ratkuMCNltY 71.
iny24-6ta2le
FISIGKED =TAT OF
B. NeuhauSer.'of Sattsbay. lanom' .
eounty.—Chlbalkall.NeithaaSer. Pat -
bury having by dead'of voltuttarnowlien.•
meat assigned and tftnsferred all his . ettato
end effects to the undersigned, for the benefit'
of the creditors of the said Christian B. Neel'
harme therefore
assignor ce make 'per.,
sons indebted towed to pay
ment to the undersigned without delay, and•
those having clones to pres_ ent them to
H. S. KERNS
SAbIiJEI, L. geconisuar,.
Agßignees,
Residing in Satisbm7 tin%
Geo. NAtritAs, Attorney. m24-titw2l
:FASTATE OF JOHN IVELDLIM. LATE
ondsaiheim township, deceased .— The un
ersigned Andltpr. appointed to distribute the
balance rema ining In the hands of Jacob Ct.
Weldler, liuLecutor of the Will of said ,dee'd,
to and among those legally entitled to the
sam,,, will attend for that purpose on wED-
NxiAY, the 14th day of JUNE, A. D.,197 1 , at
10 o'clock, A. M., in the Library Room of the
Court House, In the City of Lancaster where
all persons interested In said distribution may
attend. D. EL- ESHLEMAN,
myl7-41.w20 Auditor. .
WEITATE OF CATHARINE SHELLY
Ili late of Penn twp.., dec'tL—Letters of ad-.
ministration on said estate having beengrant
ed to the undersigned, all persons indebted to
said decedent are requested to make immedi
ate settlement, and those having claims or t
the estate of said decedent, to
de
make known the same to the undersigned
without delay, residing In Penn township.,
JAWS HARNLY,
ISAAC 13 Adm 0MBEECIER,
, • inistratora.
USTATE OF TA:NIEL B. FARMAN,
Je/ late of Eden twp., dec'd.—Letters testa
mentary on said estatehaving bebn grunted to
the undersigned, all persons Indebted to said
decedent are requested to make Immediate
settlement., and those having claims or de
mands against the said decedent, to make
ii the sante lo the undersigned without
DANIEL D. HESS,
Eden townslilp,
JACOB B. EC iS KMA tru sbu N
rg,
Executors
ESTATE OF JOHN HEYS. LATE OF
Salisbury twin., dee'd.—Letters of Admin
istration on said estate having been grunted
to the undersigned, all persons Indebted there
to are requested to make immediate payment,
and those haging•elaluni or demands against
the estate of Said decedent, will make thesunto
k uetru 1.0 tilt in with H out delay.
ARRIET A. I.IE-SS,
Residing In Salisbury twp.,
HENRY S. HUMUS.,
Residing In Paradise twp.
N. E. Mi. AsnA I: I, it, Jo., Attorney. mlO-6t w ID"
L - INTATE OF ELIZAIIIETII ROBINSON,
TA late of Salisbury townsitio,deceased. — The
undersigned Auditor, appol uteri to distribute
the balance remaining In the hands of Hugh
W. Black and Andrew Halley. Executors of
sold estate, to and among those legally entitled
1,, the same, will sit for that purpose on ti A -
A.
111 E an nA. , ‘ ON JUNE, at o'clock,
A. id. In the Library ltoom of I lie Court House,
lie city of Lancaster, sell ere all persons in
•sted In said distribution only attend.
N. E. BLAYSIAKER, J
Auditor
tn)10 I v. 19
NOTICE -AN TOLE cou Err OF COI[
man Pleas of Lancaster County.
Rosanna Weaver, 1,
her I.Al lea Subtuena for Pl
by
Jun " weaver, I 'March Term, MI.
NO. 21.
Ilenry Weaver. J
HENRY WEAVEA. You are hereby notifi
ed that depositions of witnesses to be read in
evidence in the above acse, on part of petition
er, will be taken before the commissioner ap
pointed by said court for that purpose, at my
other, in the town of Litiz, in said county, on
FRIDAY, the 2d day of JUNE, 1071, at 10
o'clock, A. DL, when and where you inay at
tend If you thinkproper.
JOAN 13,ER8, Commissioner.
ACCOUNTS OF TRUST ESTATES,&II.—.
The accounts of the flowing-named es- •
tates will be presented for confirmation on
MONDAY, JUNE 19,1871:
Daniel Schnader's Assigned Estate, S. B.
Foltz, Assignee.
Samuel B. Moore's Assigned Estate, S. J. An
krim, Assignee. •
Isaac Ge'singer's Assigned Estate, H. B.
Becker, Assignee.
Jacob Hehis' Assigned Estate, Daniel F.
Hainaker, Assignee. •
John K. Landis' Assigned Estate, Adam
Konigneneher, Assignee
Ephraim Bender's Assigned Estate, Geo. A.
Shober, Assignee.
Cleo. W. Jtigg'b' Assigned Estate, Wet, Bor
land, Assignee.
C. Edward lddings' Assigned Estate, Levi K.
Brown, Assignee.
Benj. Aleckley's Assigned Estate, Jacob
Meekley, Assignee.
Edw. B. Bryan's Assigned Estate, J. B.
Meckley, Assignee.
Chas. Sharptess' Assigned Estate, William
A. Morton, Assignee.
Abm. F. Shelly's Assigned Estate, C. W.
Brubaker, et al., Assignees.
Samuel Binkley's Assigned Estate, John
Gingrich, et al Assignees.
Samuel Wechter's Assigned Estate, Henry
Kafroth, Assignee.
Benjamin Trust Estate, Jonas Reid,
Trustee.
Philip Albert's Trust Estate, Peter 11. Shlas
ler, Trustee.
Renben RI ngwal t's Trust Estate, David Sly
er, Trustee.
David and Susan Mellinger's Trust Estate,
Laborious SI ut.te , Trustee.
Fanny Long's Trust Estate, Jamb I I amateur,
Trustee.
Sunlit Cramer's Trust Estate, John Arm
strong, Committee.
George Huber's Trust Estate, John N. Eby,
commi t CO.
Leah F. Moore's Trust Estate, Chas. Fell.
Committee.
John Youtz"r rust Estate, P. IL Sunnily,
Committee.
Jacob Wisslees Assigned Estate, I'. W. Liles
t and, Assignee.
John Sener's Assigned Eclat e, it. G. Getz, et
al., Assignee.
Christian S. Shuman's Assigned Estate, Ja-
ib B. Shuman, Assignees.
W. D.STAUFFF.R,
liroLlionotitry.
I 3;2'], Me2l .It
FERTIL IZE RS
B 0 W E It N'
COMPLETE MANURE
MADE FROM
Super-Phosphate or Lime, Ammonia and
Potash.
Warranted Free From Adulteration,
and Equal in Quality to Any Sold
Darintt - the Last Five Years.
Experience to the use of 'TOWER'S COM
PLETE MANURE," by the best fanners of
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary
land, and the Cotton States, has resulted la
proving It to be
'FIEF. BEST FERTILIZER!
OFFERED FOR SALE.
HENRY BOWER,
MANUFACTURING CHEMIST,
Gray's Ferry Road, Miladel p
DIXON, SIIARPLESS & CO.,
40 South Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia, Agents.
And for Sale by all Loading Dealers,
,ul5-alaw I I *""
W II A 111 N' S
RAW BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE
s extensively used by TOBACCO GROWERS
n Virginia and Connecticut, where it is pro
moored by tile most successful farmers to be
he BEST MANURE IN TUE MARKET for
)13.A1!C0 and GRAIN CROPS. .
•On Corn its effects are very decided, insuring
arge crops, and early maturity.
An opportunity is now offered to farmers
alio have been disappointed by other tenni
.ors to give tills renowned manure a trial. If
'oil do not care to order a larger quantity .for
Lest, buy a single bag.
Pamphlets and circulars mailed free to ap
olleauts.
WALTON, WI:TANN & CO.,
Manufacturers.
No. 203 West Front at., Wilmington, Del.
NO. 57 South Calvert at., Baltimore.
No. 23 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
Fur sale by
GEORGE M. STEINMAN & Co, •
Manutueturers' Agents,
West Kingt, st.,
.LANCASTER, FA,
MEM
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
I. F. FRUEAUFF
Attorney aueCounsellor at Law.
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swirr,
N 0.13 North Duke mt.. Lancaster
v. DOAlt C. REED, • ' •
No. 16 North Duke et., Le I:neuter
F. BAER,
No. 19 NorLh Duke et.. tance.ster
!LED. S. P 1 , 14;Et„ .
Smith Duke Ht.. Lancaster
. 11. PRICE,
Ur L Avenue. west of COll rt House. Lancaster
J. i{:\ II EF/ELLN,
doc 22 lydetEw
LEikAiAri,
1 4 (0..15 Norlarl;itike at.. I.alle.unter
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A. Jr.I9IWELNIA.N. . , . •
- Boutir.Que4 st.. Lancaster
N. , littpeTlL • 'LT
entomb's. Lannass.s-nntility, FO
D. W. PAVTESSON,
' .
Has removed leis office to No. - '6 B Dist fel tor et
SIMON P. ESY .
RNKY4T,LAW.
()MOE WITH N. ELLMAKER,
NORTH DUKE STREET,
025 LANCASTER, •PA. • iv ly
VELLEB'S 0 UW4.
OHILADELPHIA. AND BALTLII.ORE
L CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and anat. isvairief, Al./a 241 h, isa,
trains will run as follows 1
Leave Philadelphia, from Depot of P. W. &
B. B. 8., corner Broad street and Washington
avenue.
-• • •
For Port Deposit r at 7-A. M. and 4:30 P. M.
For Oxford, at 7 A. M., 4:30P. M., and 7 P. M.
For Oxford Wednesday and Saturday only
at 2.30 P. M..
For Chfuld's Fort and Chester Creek' RR.
at 7 A. M., 10 A. M. *3O P.; M., and BP. M.
Wednesday and Saturday only at 231.1 P. M.
Train leaving P iUadelyhla-at- 7,A., AL con
nects at Port-Deposit with tmlnforlialthnore.
Trains !eating Philadelphhs at • 10- - . A. 'M. and
4:30 P. M. Port Deposit at 9:25.A..M.,.0xf0rd at
WS A. IL connect-at Chaddis Ford Junction
with the Wiliftfttort alai 'Beading Railroad.
Trains for Philalphia leave port Dawn tat
9:25 A. M.; and on nitiVat tif 'trains
from Balicire.
o:ford at. 6:05 A. .e,-.t•1M12.5:3° P.M.
Sundays PlOO Y.'Mf Only.
L.'"hadiPs.Ford at7;26.A..11.fL,11i581:4111...4:20 P.
M.. and ft4ilTV2.l;;ls9Thisygs.l.o4),P. l&f. only.
Passengers aro altowed,to ti take,wearing
parellady.glaiggage,iviti aorepany will
notqu'reeponsible for' an , turichnitoteeeding
one hundred dollars,nzdass a eluvial contrant
is made for the same. --
HENRY WOOD.
a26-lywl7 General Superintendent.
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qatt Ahe.Lolltrorilig Derammartiiled'
menthe 01010 00 f LlllDelgitio coiniLiVlV:
irrifMrut On. and.adowined at an
net Ebbe held in the: city: of, Litnal ,
ONDAY-JUZIE 1871, at ifio'elock,
_41..n.
% akeob Mar, of Feter Salter.
1 Tolin /. 11... enk, Guardian .W O Fm/ 3 5
t t ,
Adatn - If ;JOriafdlare M"'illarthit- Ann 3647
,_7llow.w_l_feArAmall_ Bunenbri. :.,- . ~. J.
:.Thaenn,M,nittentionse, ficurralaa. of Saran J.
alaiY. Airigff#lffill, .tiectittii' of Frederick
tianielßard,OnardiatiofelararranceiShrein
- -er and Sarah Ang-tsta Shreiner.
:Jacob Rimer, Guardian of Daniel. Daehler.
henry Snyder and Peter Snyder, Executors of
Peter Snyder.
'Jobe.r Ranck. Guardian of Gristmill° Miller,
~,IWalter Illlllerand,HeorY A. Miner. ''' '
,Robert-Beyer.'AdmiMstralor of Bannah K.
Gr!RobertiSeer.
~p.dminlstnitor of Elizabeth
Anna R. He7lleo Adminlstratrit s
Of EdWardELlayan. • •
Jonn oppKopp,Administra
tors of William Kopp, •
Jacob Lindeman and John Lindeman, Ad
ministrators of Anna Lindeman.
Isaac N. Townsend, Guardian of William B.•
Williams. • • •
.Totm N. Eby, Trustee under the Will of John
Laaidta. • .
Ella* Shreiner, Adminlatrator of Magdalena'
Sipoonour. • • '
John' Shenk, •Jacob Shenk and Isaac Shenk,
Exam:dries dr Henry Schenk, for money be
queathed to Jacob Bowers, a grandson of
saiddeceased.
Dr. Jimork. B ., Mu.sser, Guardran of Theodore'
Landis. • • ' '
John S. Earner and Samuel Burner, Admlnls
a• tratore of Joseph Harrier.
E.minist B. Bombtorserger andohn John B. Bomberger, Ad-
ra of J IMmberger.
Henry Cl. Tschopp, E.Y..eanter of Christopher
Techopp,
John Urnble, Guardian of LAM Kart?.
Annie Carstons, Acting AdredrfistratrlX of Al
bert F. Carstons. • •
John S. Groff, Guardian of Marg Brubaker. •
Adam. Herr, Guardian of Edwin and Peter
Maynard.
Christian Strange, Administrator of George
Strange.
Eliza J. Jack, Administrator of John Jack.
William S. Davis, Guardian of W tlllam Jack,
Matthew W. Jack, Joists C. Jack and Mary
E. Jack.
Levi Eielmelberger, Acting Administrator of
George K. Eichelberger.
Cyrets M. Brehm and Philip W. Brehm Ad
ministrator of Philip Decimal.
Benjamin K. Long, Administrator of John
Harry.
Daniel S. Geist and Geo. Dellaven, Executors
of Christian
JOllll B. Stehman, Guardian of Lav I eta Kuhns.
Lucinda Sherk and Emanuel S. Sheri:, Ad
ministrators of John It. Sherk.
Joseph Brandt and Samuel Brandt, Executors
of Christian Brandt.
J. C. Lynch, one of the Executors of Joseph -
Ly nett.
Christian Wanner and Jacob Wanner, Excel
tors of Mary Wanner.
John L. Beller, EXecutor of Christian L. P
ler.
Michael Buck's,iter, Guardian of Barbara
Good, (now of ago and wife of Abraham
Delp,l Anna Goal and Eliza Good.
ErusL. Claus, Executor of Philip Kolb.
George Keen, Administrator of licupunin
Kenn.
Abraham Horst, Administrator of Elizabeth
Roland.
AL U. Wenger, Guardian of Eliza Shreiner.
J useph tier, iler, Administrator of Nancy U
her.
Jacob 11. Shenck and John Kohl', Atlin I !list ra
tors of Id ichael Rhenck.
Jacob Landis, Executor of Esther Metzler.
Isaac M. Gibble, Guardian of Emma Gibble,
Catharine A. tilltble and Mary Gi ithie.
William C. Pinkerton, Guardian of William
C. Pinkerton Jr.
John Miller, Trustee of Lydia Miller, (late
Lydia Norris.)
Henry Metzler, Administrator of Jacob Con
nelly. •
Burnherd Mann, (farmer,) Administrator of
Mary Bitner,
Adam Grill., Executor of Samuel Sweigart.
Gideon Flutter, Surviving Executor of Benja
min King.
Edwin Konigmacher and Curtis Fry, Execu
tors of Rev. Daniel Hertz.
John J. Rooney and Edward McGovern, Ex
ecutors of Thomas Rooney.
Joseph Hamilton, Guardian of Emma and
Jane Speer. '
Michael L. Huber, Administrator of Benjamin
H. Rachman, Isaac Martin and Peter Mar-
.•• , _ _
tin, Executors of Samuel Martin.
H. B. Swarr,Trusteo of Samuel Theodore Hen
sel.
Samuel Eby, Executor of Daniel Enterline.
A. R. Royer and Isaac Brubaker, Guardians of
all the minor children of Jacob Brubaker.
David Kißinger, AtUninistrator of Catherine
Fordney.
H. B. Swarr, Guardian of Samuel Bollinger
and Mary Ana Bollinger.
Dr. Jacob H, Musser, Guardian of Ada B. Lan
dis.
George B. Eager, Administrator of Thomas
Eager.
Daniel G. Groff and Adam Circa, Executors of
Magdalena Gruff.
Abraham Rupp, Administrator of John W.
Rupp.
Abraham R. Denlinger and Isaac Esbenshade,
Executors of Lydia Denlinger.
Elizabeth Kline, Administratrix of Goo. Lin
deruut la.
Israel Mellinger and Samuel Wolf, Executors
of Susanna Kemper,
Wm. Good, Geo. Good and Aaron Good, Ex-
eeutors of Cyrus l_lood.
Wm... Bechtel, AtlxolultAralor of Mania Flow
Jacob K. Shenk and Jacob S. Miller, Exec
tors of Christian Miller,
Jacob Musser, Executor of John Musser.
Andrew Weller, Executor of James Edwards
George D. Sprecher, Executor of Amy Crise.
H. H. Withers, Administrator of Dr. Geo. W
Withers.
Dr. S. ft: Sample, Acting Executor of Dr. Na
thus iel W. Sump IC. -
Joseph D. Pownall, Henry Pownall, Ambros
Pownall and Simeon B. Pow!.II, Executors
of Joseph Pownall.
D. Eshleman, E. H. Yundt and B. F. Eshle
man, Executors of Isaac E. Wester, dee'd
tviuo was Executor of ElMahrth Ellmaker.
Samuel Butroumuyer, wdmmistrator of Boor)
Liu ffeamoy er.
John M. Grider, Executor of John Monk
Jonas Roy•er, Cyrus Moyer, John M. Moyer and
Henry Royer, Administrators of J no. Royer.
llenry 'NY isler, Administrat or of Elizabeth
Salbach.
Henry isler, Administrator of Susan
head.
henry Zeatner, Administrator of Catherine
Eshleman.
Benjamin Fritz, Administrator of Elizabeth
Fritz.
Henry B. Brandt. Jacob Brandt. David B.
Brandt and lienintnin B. Brandt, Adminis
trators of Heury,Brandt.
Christian Metzler and Abraham Metzler, Ex
ecutors of Elizabeth Brackbill.
Christian Otibgen, Administrator of Jacob
Funk.
Magdalena Eby and C. Clement Eby, Admin
istrators of Jacob kiby.
.Bamnel Denlinger, (in:Lillian of Aaron Eby.
Jacob Groff; finardlan of Keith - Frazer.
Jacob oroll , Guardian Of Ann Frazer.
Barnherd Mann, (farmer,) Administrator of
Elimtbeth Mann.
Cyrus Ream, Administrator do bouts non
Margaret rey,moyer.
John Althorn., Egrom Al thouse and A.l). C
. . . .
pouter, Executors of John Althouso.
Andrew Mehatrey, Guardian of Annie Ili
holder.
John Donor, Guardian of John Kesler.
James L. Gibson, Administrator of Mare'
Gibson.
George Warfel and Valentine Warfel, E
tors of Jacob Warfel.
• . • .
Henry Kuhns, Administrator of John Kuhns.
Christian Hershey, limirdlau of Annie L.
Hershey,
Christian Hershey, Guardian of John Horsltey
Joseph H. Fogle, Administrator, with the Wil
annexed, of Joseph F. Bower.
Dav,id Mellinger, Executor of Louisa Weld
maul.
Wm, Weaver, Guardian of Wnn. Weaver.
Susanna Bryan, Adruinistratris of Edward it.
Bryan.
Christian Rntt, Administrator of David Will.
John Hollinger, Peter 'lolling r and Samuel
Hollinger, Executors of John Hollinger.
Sanders bitnialiongh, Guardian of J. Lindley
112Pinerson.
David S. Zimmerman, acting Executor of
Michael Weber, deceased, and Testamentary
Guardian of Magdalena Weber and Daniel
Weber.
John Kauffman, Guardian of Rachael Ke
swingy.
Dr. J. C. Neff and J. L. Eshleman, Executors of
Ann M. Shelly.
Dr. Samuel.R. Sample, Guardian of Jane W.
Lecke, David Lenne, Margaret M. Leche,
Harriet S. inclne., Philip P. Denim and Wil
liam N. Leehe.
John Meelc, Guardian of Salome Raub.
Amos Herr, Guardian of Mary Ann Renville
and. Emma Kendig. •
Adam Draucicer, Administrator of George 11.
Picket.
A Miry S. ',betty, Enceent or or Jacob Engle.
Henry S. Eberly, Administrator of Michael
Seyler.
Elizabeth Whinier and Benjamin Winkler,
Executors of David Winkler.
Adam S.Lutz, John Lutz and J no. B. Gockley,
Executors of John Lutz. •
Jacob 1.. Steinuan, Administrator of Mary
Leib. _
Emilie Mester, Adrulnistratil lx of Jared K.
Relater.
Anna Long and Jacob Hertzler, Executors of
Herman Long,.
Limie Harmer; Adnaluistratrix of Jacob M.
.harmed.
Peter ItP(Mnomy, Administrator of Mary
M'Guliw.
John S. Royer and Jacob Henley, Executors of
Jacob Royer. * ,
Benjamin F. lllestand, Guardian of William
H. Goodman. now of age , Jacoh S. Good
man, Eumm..E2 Goodman and Mary Jane
Goodman,
Jacob S. Eby, Executor of Mary Eby,
Jacob S. Eby, AllIIII).115trULOI of Abraham S.
Eby.'
George Ruasel, Admlnlstrator,.with the Will
annexed, of Sarah. Hilton.
John C. Hager, Executor of Catharine Hager.
John C.' Hunger, Eseentor of Catharinellager,
who was Executrix of Christopher Hager.
Benjamin K. Long, Administrator of Anna
Long.
Samuel Bodk, 'Daniel look, John H. Miller,
and David Buok, Administrators of Daniel
Book.
Samuel McDannol, Guardian of Lydia Stoll,
(late GelstweiG.
H. C. Idartio. , Executor of George Martin.
Rebecca Petermann (lute Frick,) and John 11.
Livingston; Executors of Charles S. Frick.
Henry tL Wiley, John E. Wiley and Conrad
Zeigler Executors ofJohn Wiley.
J
Andrew J. Kauffman, Administrator of Marla
D. White.
Rebecca G. Mellinger, Adminalstratrlx of Mar
tin K. Mellinger.
David Eshleman, Guard lan of Mary Eshleman.
John It. Hershey, Guardian of Mary Ann
Sheneberger.
Emleu Franklin, Administrator ruin testa.
inento annexe of Anna Ehren fried.
F. B. Musselman, 'Administrator of Michael
Zerehar. • •
Daniel Hess Executor of Gotlieb Blerengel.
W. Whitaker and Jacob' Shdef, Executors of
Felix Sweigart.
W. Coleman Henderson and Samuel J. Hen
derson, Administrators of TllOlllllB U. Hen
derson.
A. B. • Witmer, Administrator of Abram -K
Miner.
Peter Ebersole End Iliendnit. Ebersole, Execu
tors of Rev. Peter Ebersole.
Right Rev.-Jarrieb F. Waist, -James T. Dunn,
and Samuel H. Reynolds., Executont.of Pat
rick McEvoy.' --
D. Herr, (Pequea,) Administrator of Enos B.
Herr.
Jahn-Johns; Administrator, with the Will
annexed of George Ficanst,
B. M Kram_pin. Executrix of F. J. Kramph.
Alexander .11.1filaymaker, Executor of Henry
Blaynnalter;.
Joaiatt.ll. ISheaffer and David Hochstetter,
Administrators of John Sheafer.
John H. Zeller, Executor of Amelia Jane Sher
••
E., J. Bowman and A. S. Ilowinan, Adtulnis.
trators'Of Dr. H. B. Bowman, '
William Sprecher and Bentimin Sprecher,
A.dlninlstrators of SoMMon - Nebiimn.
Henry Bonder; DaVid Bonder and Peter Sou
der, Executors of .Christlim SOttdMn
DanletEreneratut and. Jacob Bremen:tan; Ad
' Talnistrators of John 'Bran
BehJartdrilltiber, Exonutdr =go, xietihy.
7)r. John Bentlig,_thaardlah of tha
drennflieinl!M., .
•
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No. 'Lk Locont otroa,
pulumbla. Pa.
gErI'ATE. OF MICHAEL. WISP/MEE,
lativorPenit Toatuahlp; deceased. Letters
atamentarT ou said estate having bee'?
Panted .to, Ake: tkladeralfened. all persons In 7
:dlidtted Pld.dercedeat ex.e.requasied to make
11 1 121 30d..Settlpte0At,...ellcl. those htsdalt
claims or .dernsuus..saatos
.tne estate o :paid
decedent. t9Pe.oll.lrueWu..the tame to Uiak
m.
dersiguerl without delay, residlukt- in 'Tenn
township. ISAAC SOMBLEGER,
ap ?Slaws 17 Executor.
pc.i.";Y'AWT I .
B4E4ROAD BONDS;
XISILINGTON','CEDAR -ZAP
MINI ENX / 1 4/ 1' '80.# 13. 1
Ist Mortgaie T-Pertrelit.'
90 do ACCRUED INTEREST rer
ON A COiIi'LETED ROAD,
F.I*E OF , tr.'s. TAX,
'This roadie now in the'dellest season of the
year earning more'than 12 paeent. net on the.
amount of its mortgage obligations.. .. .
Its 7 percent, goldbonds are equal foriecur
ity to Government or any Railroad hisue. They
command a ready market and we are prepared
to burand sell them at all times. No invest
ment in the market possessing_
Y retns egn epqercentuage nf
ine o es a Th , e Chi v ago n urin W gton
and Quincy
.haaelf given a
est I traffic ggross'earning uaran tee bonds ' mid obligates
cent
It-
s tip - invn these 50 per
of the . derived from al busineee
from this road. This istatilcientindi l
cationot
the estimate of this enterprise by the largest
and most far-sighted Corporation in Me V/ est.
A limited quentity Mill for sale by "
HENRY. CLEWS Si CO.,
32 WALL STREET, N. Y.
Pali SAIM BY
REED, McGRANN & CO., LANCASTER.
HORACE RATHVON,
BAIR & SHENK,
I. C. MUHLENBERG, „
REED & HENDERSON, „
STEELMAN, CLARKSON & CO., ',
D. G. SWARTZ,
JACOB BAIISMA-N,
WM. L. PEIPER.
"
Of whom pamphlets and information mayore
obtained. ml2-ti
A CHOICE SECURITY.
. _
NEW YORK AND OSWLGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE
EN PER GENT. GOO BOND
A VERY LA RUE P [ILL PAID U P STOCK
Cli ASCII[ PTIOIg
8100, 8500, AND 81000 BONUS,
COUPON ANN) REGISTERED
The New Trunk Line from New York city to
the North and West, between the New York
Central and Erie Railways, and many miles
shorter than either Rom New York tolluiralo.
Two hundred and twenty miles of finished
road already in existence, cost twice the
amount of bonds issued; may fairly be called
the best character of real estate loan; title per
fect and value constantly enhancing; issue of
bonds positively limited to MOW per mile of
finished road; a very small loan per mile,
highly thought of by bankers, and, we believe.
a security of the highest grade. The road is
earning largely • is a better investment than
money In a savings bank. For sale by
GEO. OPDYKE dt CO., BANKERS,
NEW YORE,
AND
REED, NIcGRANN & CO.,
LANCASTER, PA
ONE OV THE BENT IN VESTMENTS IN
THE MARKET.
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE
7 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY,
Issued upon finished road rnnnlug Into 8
Louis and doing a protliable business. ride
0'23 AND INTEREST.
uquire for particulars of
(IEO. OPDYKE at CO.,
NEW YORK.
AND
STEIIMAN, CLARKSON k CO
LANCASTER, PA.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
EIOB BENT—THOM ON :01t ABOUT
_U July Ist next to April Ist, 1%72, the late resi
dence of Patrick McEvoy deceased, one mile
from Lancaster, Pa., on Harrisburg Turnpike.
Also, a Lot of Land, containing 2.1 Acres,
most of which is in lirain, Corn and Grass.
For particulars_inquire of the undersigned
on property.
M2.0.3td-9.4lWttaw
13=1
A VALUABLE FAR
di
A IN LITTLE 131IITAIN TOWNSHIP
AT PRIVATE SALE,
The undersigned offers his valuable Far
situated In the township aforesaid at privJ
sale,
CONTAINING 108 ACRM3,
more or less, adjoining lands of Nathan Haines,
David Christy, John Gibson and others, upon
which is erected a two-story Dwelling House,
a fine Bank Barn, 64.x11YJ feet, (but recently
erected) roofed with slate, with Graneries and
Corn Crib, all complete. Two Apple Orchards
and other fruit on the premises, and all the
necessary out-buildings. Two good springs of
water, from which every field can be ,watered.
84 acres of the above tract is amble, and the
balance is covered with heavy timber. princi
pally white oak. The land. is in a high state
of cultivation, under good fence, convenient to
churches, mills, stores, schools, &r. It Is un
surpassed for productiveness, being as good
quality of laud as the above township can
produce, divided into convenient fields. To
any person wishing to invest to real estate, a
chance Is here presented rarely to be met with.
Persons wishing to view the premises will
please call upon David Christy, adjoining the
property, by whom the same will be shown or
upon the subscriber at fit echan Ws' Grove.
sepl3tlW37 DA VIDE VAN&
- DOR SALE.---THE EiITRACRIBER OF
fers for sale his Valuable Farm, located In
Londonderry township, Dauphin county, sit
uated on the turnpike running from. Lancas
ter to Middletown, 5 miles from the latter
place, 3 miles from Ellrnsbethtown, half-mile
mom the Pennsylvania Railroad Station, and a
half-mile from' the county line, adjoining
lands of Martin IL Keller, Henry Moyer, A
Bates Grubb, and others, containing
1331 ACttES, MORE OR LESS,
Inn good state of cultivation and under good
fences. The Improvements are a Large Two-
Story BRICK HOUSE, containing 14 rooms; a
Well of Excellent Water, a Large Swlsser Barn,
Hog Pen. and all necessary out-buildings;
Young Orchard of Choice Fruit Trees, in full
hearing; also Stone Fruit of every kind;
Never-falling Stream of Water running
through the premises, to which cattle can have
access from every Held. About 8 Acres of the
above tract is covered with Wood, the balance
under cultivation.
The above buildings stand on an elevation,
in a very healthy location, near to schools,
churches, mills, railroad, &c. The house being
roomy, is well-calculated for a Public lionseor
Store; a situation seldom to be obtained ; well
adapted for a business stand.
Persons wishing to see the premises or desire
further information will please call upon the
subscriber, living ou the place.
F. W. BEATES.
Information can also be had by calling upon
George D. Sprecher, Lancaster, Pa.; Emanuel
P. Keller, Man IMim township; or to Adam S.
Keller, Manheim township. my24-2mw2l
176 A "
BEST QUALITY OF LIME-STONE LAND
I=l3
The subscriber will .11 at private sale the
farm now in the tenancy of Mr. George A.
lira/V, at Adamstown. on Carroll Manor. The
tracLeunialus
176 ACIIMS.
about 7 Mlles south of ireile . riek, and adjoins
Aden - 4(mm and Is bounded on the North by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and is sltuu
ted only four or live miles distant from the
Metropolitan Railroad, (which will be eomple
ted within the current year.) and about the
same distance front the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal—affording t o the owner a choice between
the Baltimore :and the District markets, for
the sale of Its prodacts. The entire tract Is
composed of the very best CARROLL MANOR
LIME-STONE LAND beautifully situated In
the centre of that fertile section of the county]
There is on the tract an abundance of Lime-
Stone, end yet no,out-croplng of the rock—
every acre 01 it bein
ACRE.
tllable. About
136 S
Is under good fencing and In cultivation, and
40 acres in heavy White Oak, Black Oak, Hick
ory, Poplar, and Walnut Timber, as valuable
as any wood-land In the county. There are no
buildings on this valuable tract of land; but
in the very Centre of it Is a splendid Cite for
Improvements, commanding adelighttul pros •
peet, of the anerOntsling country, and Mutant
mountains. There is not In Frederick county
a tract of 176 acres of land of greater fertility
and productiveness, or one morn valuable and
desirable for a person who wants as a borne - or
as an investment, first quality of laud Ina de
lightful neighborhood, with all the facilities
for travel and transportation by rail or water,
or good country roads.
TERMS—One-third cash, and the balance In
two equal annual payments, secured by the
notes or bonds of the purchaser with intermt
from the day of sale.
Possession on the 29th day of September,
1871, andlhe right of ingress and egress to and
front the premises for plowing, dce , at any
time after the 15th day of July, 11
' Mr. 13reatly will take pleasure in showing
the property to uuy One disposed to purchase.
J. W. BAUGIIMAN,
Agent for Inlss Emily L. Harper.
20
my - 17 4tw
TOBACCO AND SEGABS
►TILE HEAT AND CHOICEST
SMOKING TOBACCO
/8 MANUFAVTUITIM'AT
ti
FACTORY NO 1 ,
3D DISTRICT OF MARYLAND.
fl See that Every. Package you boy
026 beari that Ineeri . utiork.l66t lvW
EDUCATIONAL
TAINS 11i1,13TIT Tisl
POTTSTOWN, • -•' •
- MONTOOMBBY COUNTY, PENN'A.;
" - • -
:Loiattlen!Ad adrahlat .ITWentleth Annual Bea
u Sillatatiorowit ?•_ip!Ttt_l4_?!2: fer,gektelr&oF
..,b.Buidneaa„ Sir .wor i.n ea.= addreas ;
IC.
kaniiiiiirtivv•aues ,, amp _ •
Mann, Brauth,SedmiOlintiOnietee.uomJudge
Ludlow, Leonard Myers, J. S. Yost, B. M. Boy
er, M. Rtuniel Thayer. etc.! 1511-I.l'w ,
DILIGEW
LARD. ABSOOLI.T,IO.N;
. B A : 11T.T29 0 mi n t •• • •
AND 'FORTIINEIf.
DEEKIIIMNALEeTrriiixs HANDSOME
'' , 'NEW'-STEED - ENGRAVINGS-l:1.
• •
lUrr WORM litolr.reulatiis 1 1011
GIVEN WTTH EACH GRAVING •-•
Wo have obtained the entire control of
following which we offer •at the
low sst.o. .".
although they are . really worth wahuu'eaan. , — .
They are /9 Inches, =death is agem of art. I
LURLEY!
A Legend.of the Rhine:: 'A ferrule•of rare
beauty idta on =ashore of the river, where the
rocks are the , . most dangerous, and with her
song and music charms the, unwary. sallors to
near her, when they - 13:16a a watery grave. The
subject is full of Ille, -
full of emotion, and is
altogethern enemas: - • • v- ••
THE. DISINJIRRITKD! •
Ayo man. throagirthe wily influence of
.110M8 in his household, is deprived_ of a share
in his father's :halms, Having but sorrow as
his lot, hedeparts, and from &neighboring - hill
he takes his bast look and farewell to the scenes
of his younger and better days. The heart fills
with deep sorrow in c‘ - amining this subject so
well drawn.
THE CHILD cH.Ri4TI
A' hild with humatibodY SAX dress, angelic
hum, and divine eyes; Is represented so well
that words cannot tell half tie wertii. We do
not think that any engraving has yet reached
the excellence -of this, in touching the heart
and lining it away to a - higher world. The eye
never tires to look. The more it is seen, the
greater the desire to look again and ain.
Also, a correct Lithograph Likeness or
GEN. STONEWALL JACKSON.
The beet, largest and handsomest ever _pub
lished, /WU inches, worth, 15,00, which we will
sell on the same terms, for 82,00. It Is truly a
gem of art.
A FORTUNE FOR YOU!
With each engraving, till we have sold 50,000
ooples, we will give FREE, one shareor ticket,
entitling each shareholder to one of the follow
ing gifts.
Head on, and remember, that every tl cket
bolder will positively get one of the following,
which will he distributed by a drawing
AT DENTON, MARYLAND.
THE LA PIERRE HOTEL,
DENTON, MD.,
containing twenty-six rooms, famished
throughout, with all modern conveniences,
plenty of out-buildings, stabling for thirty
horses; including all outfit, stock, &c., worth
cash $25,000
THE PICTURE HILL FARM,
CAROLINE COUNTY, MD.,
of 103 ACRES, on the Choptauk river, having
a steamboat wharf on it, with a good scope of
country to support it; with a lime kiln, good
buildings, a large variety of fruit, convenient
to churches and schools, only six miles from
Easton, the largest business town on the Dela
ware Peninsula... _ .810,000.
THE COD SPRING FARM
of 50 ACRES; ono mile from Denton, one mile
from steamboat landing, five miles from the
Maryland and Delaware Railroad; one thous
and peach trees, fifty apple trees, choice varie
ties of strawberries, cherries, plums, apricots,
rab apples, dwarf pears, splendid new build
ings,.
worth gs,o.
THE CARTER FARM!
with SO ACRES; fine orchard, good buildings,
choice wheat land 85,000.
A HOUSE IN DENTON!
with one and a half acre orchard, with the
fittest varieties of fruits. 83,000.
1.1/0 STANDARD SEWINU MACHINES!
worth from 840 to 8150.
WALTHAM WATCHES!
Each worth from 840 to 8100.
FOUR PIANOS.
TEN ORGANS AND MELODEONS.
ONE CASIISIIM 83,000.
ONE CASH SUM 81,009.
ONE CASH SUM 16500.
THREE CASH SUMS—EACH 8100.
FOUR CASH SUMS—EACH 850.
49670 GIFTS consisting of Washing Ma
chines, Wringers, Standard Rooks and Works
of Art; none of them can be purchased, at re
tail, for less than Si, while some are worth $l5
and more.
TOTAL VALUE
Of the 50,000 Gifts $lOO,OOO,
The drawing will take place, as soon as en
gravings enough are sold to distribute the
tickets, before us many ticket-holders as choose
to be present, and to be under their control.
We refer to
Thomas li. Kemp, Clerk of Caroline Co. Court.
Ueorge H. Rossum, Att. at Law, Denton, Md.
It. K. Richardson. Sheriff of the County.
Wllllntn Fell, Esq., of Denton, Md.
Mancha & Bro., Real Estate Brokers, Bldg-
Icy, Md.
(rho above gentlemen will stet 1113 Supervisory
Committee.)
Refer also to Charles Gooding, Esq., Speaker
of the Delaware Senate, all the Leading Men,
the Banks, the Editor of this Paper, and the
Press of the Peninsula, generally.
We want active men and women, every
where, to work for us, with whom we will
make liberal arrangements, namely, after their
ordering their sample engraving, we will give
them one engraving and one ticket FREE, for
every four names they send us with 88.00 i
To order an Engraving, send us 02 00 in a
registered letter, or by Post-office Older, and
we will send by return mall, the engraving
and the ticket FREE.
Send all your orders for engravings, money,
and dm. , ts, and all correspondence to our gen
eral °lnce, addressed thus:
CAROLINE CO. LAND ASSOCIATION
6TH AND KING STS., WILMINGLOX, DEL.
THE CAROLINE PEARL
Will be sent to all purchasers vitas for on
quarter on application. It will give a detailed
account of our proceedings front time to time.
Newspapers wishing to advertise for us will
please send us their lowest rates.
Denton, Caroline Counly, Md., let February 1/71.
febls-lyw-7
MEDICAL
1840
CHOLERA
110 W 'CO CURE IT
At the commencement of the Diarrltrea,witich
always precedes au attack of the Cholera, take
a teaspoonful of the Pain Killer in sugar and
water, (hot, If convenient), and then bathe
freely the stomach and bowels with the Pain
Killer clear. Should the dlarrlne a or cramps
continue, repeat the dose every ten or !Meeu
minutes until the patient is relieved. In eX
treme cases, two or snore teaspoonfuls may be
given at a dose.
The Pain Killer, as an internal remedy, has
no equal. In cases of Cholera, Summer Com
pial uts, Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Asth ma, It cures
in one night, by taking it internally and bath
ing with It freely. Its action Is Like magic,
when externally applied to Old Sores, Burns.
Scalds and Sprains. For Sick 'Headache and
Toothache, don't fall to try IL In short It is a
PAIN KILLER.
Directions accompany each bottle.
The Pain Killer Is sold by all dealers in Med
icines.
• ..
Prices, 25 cents, cents awl SI per botL e
nyl7-1 t tt-20
r iE NEW DISCOVEILY
N CHEMICAL AND MEDICAL; SCIENCE
DR. E. F. GAR VIN'S
SOLUTION AND COMPOUND ELIXIR
TAR.
FIRST AND ONLY SOLUTION ever mad.
in one mixture of ALL THE TWELVE vain
ble active principals of the well-known cu
live agent.
PINE TREE TAR,
UNEQUALED In Coughs, Colds, Catarrli,Astli
ma, Bronchitis, and Consumption.
CURES 'WITHOUT FAIL
'A recent cold in three to six hours: and also
by its VITALIZING, PURIS'YING and STIM
ULATING effects upon the general System, Is
remarkably efficacious on all
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD,
luel nil I n Bern lola and Eruptions of tii ;r3h:111
nifiell.SeN or the Liver and 'Kidneys
Heart Disease, and General Debility,
ONE TRIAL CONVINCES !
ALSO, A
VOLATILE SOLUTION OF TAR
F., INHALATION without application of
II F.A.T. A reruakably VALUABLE discovery
us the whole apparatus an he carried In the
vest pocket, ready at any time for the most
effectual and positively curative use In
All DiNeartemloithe Wane. Throat .41..nnwi.
THE COMPOUND
TAR AND MANDRAKE PILL,
for use In connection with the ELIXIR TAR
Is a combination of the Twu most valuable
AUCEItATIVE Medicines known Id the Pro
fession, and renders this Pill w Ithout excep
tion the very best, ever offered.
S, nd for Circular of POSITIVE CURES to
your Druggist, or to
. L. F. TIYIN: & CO.,
Pole Proprietors,
• 110. E. 12 St., New York,
m2l-6mw-grawaatneow
piLEti OR HEMORRHOIDS.
FILES OF ALL KINDS perfectly and p.
'lenity CURED, without yam, dung 4
cgtuffes or instruments by
WM.A. McCANDLLSS. 2,1.. D.,
NO. 2001 ARCII.BTREET: POILADELPITIA,
Who eon refer you ' to over I,2oo:cases cured In
Philadelphia alone. We desire to soy to those
afflicted, there Is positively no deception In the
cure of these DISEASES, it matters not how long
or how severely you have been afflicted, we can
cure you. We also care Plateda, Fissure Pro
lapsna, Strictures and Ulceration of the lower
bowel. Come you that axe snfferlng, we will
not deceive you. We have patients from almost
every Sttite in the Union and from Europe.—
Have treated thege diseases for twenty years
without a fallure. spr2B—ywir
YOUNG.M'EN
Desiring a suceesent start in Business Life
attend Eastman College—the oldest, best and
most reasonable practical School in thelinited
litates, and the only ; one providing situations
for graduates. Address for ChUnkygue of 3,000
In business And (101 l Partici:ilia •
(V. EAST N. Lt..
apr2s-6inwl7 • • • • • " Poughimepele, N. Y.
• • • • • •
1011 IL L E IS 1
1.1.1.3281 l
PILES!!!
MRS. BINDER'S GERMAN VEGErABLE
ntrzurted, PILE .CURE, '
CURES ALL CASES OP PILES: .
ritmclPAL TrEPOT73.I.II:SECONDSTREV.T,
PNILA — DELPECIA, ' •'-
AND 2ZO WEST RING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
Sold- by all draggLata.rPrioe 044_ m3-43t0w18
MB. GAIMEM, - /lODIEOPAWKOORIIcIi r,
Aldan and Einrgeon, luktylng permanent
ly lcated in the villate ciiNewlaqlland, (Mere
hls profesnlnnalt citlns of thitt ,
Inge nadvieinlty; • - • • ' ' •
Office on letalxv street,. fru /saw Witwer's new
btaiding.bacoAd.thaor, iny.10,45419
10F:: BIAILKULGE...A.
. 1 NEW 4:1013881CIW .LE411113Y41 18 deliv
ered at the Pezunt.4 o 4:glamludo and and Ana
tomical Museum, allet St. three doors
above: Twelfth; Phlllaelohlik; i 7rxer the
vbjecrta:
ti
Ltve.for •
,
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ti ~ , ~o f
tadiard ood Itt i
grill ' eitoterdeeseetliteocem tbr
Weal* rioutdderleLo Thetis
iittayes...irlar.bei meiwted , ,cl:4) . t•citelf•
ArLACtannithVflirretaela4-- .
wank notmaiescint st.; ilkffigii. - •
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SCOTCH. CEEIV/OT B111 ; 1'11444
' ATall assortratan cif • - .
FANCY OA Rte, ,
CASEIDIXEMI FOR BOYS' WEAR.
Ready• Made elothinsl
A large stock of -.An , own mazintiocaro Auld
yarranted to give satisfaction.
ca3i.ie'rp cisJesre
CHdICE-NEW DESIGN& • -
ErtVW,BECIABEIa CARPISPEk-
ItNaLIegITAITSMBRIT3I23III3c4RXISS,
:IMPERIAL THUM, PX.Y.CAHPETEI,
SUPERFINE
WiiITSQBAIIND CHAMBER CARPMEH,
- FIPOR OM-CLOTHS,
From 1 to 5 Yards :Wide.,
CHINA AND COCOA kIAi_TINGS
HAGER tr. BROTHER&
WALL PAPERS:
WALL PAPERS 1
WALL PAPERS !
20,C00 PIECES
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE
PAPER HANGINGS
All of the Neat Designs of the Les:lll2,g
MANUFACTORIES &IMPORTERS,
Will be sold at less than Philadelphia Prices'
We invite m examination.
alt . ILAORB. & BROTHERS.
T O THE PATRONS!
OF TUX
BROADWAY STORE
PUBLIC GENERALLY I
The experience of more than two years
this city has conclusively proven that our sy
tem of buying and selling
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH
is of mutual benefit to our patrons and our
selves. We therefore take this opportuo il.y of
thanking you for your past patronage and In
viting your attention to our
NEW AND ELEUANT LINE,
DRY OOODS AND NOTIONS
Conslwllng In part. of
DOMF,STICS OF ALL KINDS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
SILK POPLINS AND PLAIDS,
PLAIN AND FIGURED CASSIMERES
HOSIERY, GLOVES & SHAWLS
RIBBONS AND VELVETS
GOODS BELOW MARKET PRICES
21 EAST KING STREET,
ROUSE, REED tic CO.
nu:B •tidaw
FASHIONABLE RATTERS.
1871 SPRING!! 1871
SHULTZ & BRO.,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS
NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
NOS. 31 & 33 (NEW) NORTH QUEEN ST
SPRINU STMES NOW READIE
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
1870
Our selection for the Spring Trade surpasses
in Elegance of Design and Finish
anything heretofore Qt
fered to ou r pa
trons.
CIENTLE:IIEN'S FINF
DRESS SILK HATS
EASY I , ITTIN(: A VENTI LATINO
We aro prepared to offer extra iitilncou
to all who favor cc with a call.
PRICES REDUCED!
TO CONFORM. TO THE TIMES
NOS. 31 ,tc 33 NORTH QUEEN STREET
al2 LANCASTER, SPA. tfdam
F5TgiW. - (A liett to acti
G RAND TRIUMPH S t
THE ANION PIANO FORTE
PRE M I
• U Af
GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION
AMERICAN INSTITUTE NEW YORK
After s severe Test Trial. with the Steinway,
Chickering, and ot her pianos, was declass! by
their Judges to be the
BEST PIANO KNOWN TO:THE.V.
It Is differently constructed from any tithe
piano now made. Send for Illustrated Painph
let, or call and see theca
al9-lyw BTEINIIA.USER & BRA,
No. 9 Beats Orange Area, (Old No. 5.)
p mEs BELLAh.
279 ct'23l. SOUTH FIFTH STREET
PRINCE pir. CO.'B
ORUANS AND MELODONS
60 Different Sty Lee from 650 Upwards to 5906
Over 46,000 in use. Liberal diaconal for Ca
BY;SSIITLIANDrta,otinFa . „PELT ) ; I & CO
5 Stop, for $lOO, - 13 Eltarpoi $l2O, 7 Stops for
• $1.50,
P I A O. 13.
• .
BY KNAISE - 4 CO.. E.: GABLER, 'CALYX(
MHO, FISHER, :HALE, dca.
Vi ' om 5250l7pwara to 81500,
••
: .Opt ;wpm , ' arzn Dritairsmano,
aiisTILAUHS4.I3:4,IIB•NGROZ3THY STOCA
a1",414:0724TPg8441f, .4.N.D DES larlC7rT-
EariCArriNULS. , pi-101 •
PROVISIONS, FISH I, •-(1
DAiV I D' CARSON.
GROCERIE73 & PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS
FRUITS, SALT '
lox VINE' ErraErr, PHILADELPHIA
&wary Produce received android au Com
m
11 - OTAT: AV:it RESTA-En:4NT
L A .
.-BROAD AND OUPT.P1 IZ.IROPREIM.g., 1 Z.IROPREIM.g.,
3317*DAPDETTCPtLOPI9ZINti ;
PEA DAY SW: .1j416
itssaiiaatik
'
.w - AttiftEr.. - te. - BROWS'S.
AND TUE
Full assortment of
I=9
BM=
OLD NO. 20;
A Sl' F.(' I A LTY
suuurz & BRO.,
At the . recent
WORLD-RENOWNED
ORGANS
=9=
.~~'g`~e
QA.3K.
Tag FINZEIT GOOD
TRIC NEWEITT ErTYLEB
TEEEnnivr 'IAN)
TICE
. 6RBATE3T VAR/ETY
At Aiarlet and 6th
IN BOYS' WEAR
we have every kind of material and every Va,
rlety of style, suitable for Youth from 111 to 20,
Boys from 9 to 16, and Children from 51419
yeams,• all durable and strong, made with
spectra reference to rough usage. In this ale-
partment:our
MUMS ASH ASTONISHINGLY LOW
Marka and Sixth
We have naide ,kar Eat ablishmeat
The Headquarters of Country Trade
❑ Clothing, and we can assure ourjrieud
from out ot_towu that they need look nokfur
ther than OAK lIALL, for rottlxfortory Cloth
ng am! sash factory prleem
FULLSTOCK ALL THE YEAR ROUND
Market and Sixth
Our CUR tum er Work Is of the very bent char
Easy rules for measurineut,. prices, ,te., sent.
free to any part: of America, and good II
guaranteed
MARKET AND SIXTH STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
v eon Wiisq
The Popular ClOthiers.
Moat Attractive Stook En
1 . Mt'
ON
O . ; I
to EVER OriehßED.
`GREAT pF t OWN FALL
SPRING AND SUMMER rn
up. reuravrEe
MFine Piece Goods.
021 DIRECTIONS DY KAM
P 4 TOI
02 Taking Tour Own geasare. Vi
Samples by Mail, it Lou Write
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS.
These Tablets present Avid In Combina
tion with other efficient remedies, Innpopular
form, for the Cure of all TilitIJAT and LUNU
Diseases.
HOARSENESS and ULCERATION of the
THROAT are immediately relieved, and state
ments are constantly being sent to the pro
prietor of relief in cases of Throat difficulties
of years' standing.
CAUTION.--Don't be deceived by worthless
imitations, Oct only WELLS' CARBOLIC
TABLETS. J. Q. KELLOOG
34 Platt street, N.
mlO-4w Sole Agent for the U. S.
Price 25 cents a box. Send for Circular.
Clothes Sent by Express Promptly. REDUCTION OF PRICES
for Them.
Prime tower than Anywhere Ebse.
603 & 605 Chestnut Stree
PHILILDELPHIA
llockp 8(100‘
WITCHES AND JEWELRY.
WALTHAM WATCHES.
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
dEWEL.ERS,
No. 902 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
Are now prepared to fill Orders for the
GENUINE WALT HA X WATCHES
Under their own guarantee, to either
8 Karal Gold or coin Silver Cases
(No other Qualifies sold by us.)
Thege Watcues greatly excel In fine finish,
variety of style, and accurate time keeping
qualities. We invite „particular altentlon to
the lot , price at which a really' good watch
madi - now be had.
PLEASE SEbiD TO US POLt A PRICE LIST.
Orders recelded 'from all points.
Goods sent C. O. 1), to any address.
PIXEL/PRICES, securing to the absent buy
er every advantage possessed by a present
purchaser.
LAS. 'E. CALDWELL' a, CO..
1,02 Chesnut St., Phil's.
BAILBYIke
Chestnut and 12th Sta.,
JEWELERS & SILVERSMITHS
Have comptetixl emu goinente with lead
ing-Makers In Europe, by whleh they aro
now enabled to offer
Fine Watches
At wry moderato preoes.
Elnisfortiou guaranteed all eases
goodsaent by 'Express on approval.
Strangers are cordially limited to visit'
Our establishment.
Watches.
TueltAlS NI. ItAILY,
iIiII'OBTEP, OF WATCHES,
*rites street, noiadeiputo,
*pi? rmectScaly n *litteutton to his
'NVl2Te w liEß, ' l eft E"KrA l atq ee . Il izt° l4o3,
I3LEXER AND PLA.TED .WARE,
ilarß. B P airln c nrompa attowied to and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
KNIGHT At JEXXXIIMIS,
(rcraitititax writ stt7lotrr s aitott.,)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
N 4 118 soura DE;OZW.AtEoeIi.tO:I,E,
• , • - .
Particular attention given to sale of Green
andDrieti.Yrnits,Flotir arid Produce baseness].
t. MR SOHN P. sasomar., Salesman.
-
COACH-MAICE'RS.
• •
to
' " 2 "irms, AcTll
Er d e to
• otulbalid awl
*um.
' `... 'Clarri2 V " lowrltotout.. , - SteP 4..
o!tif4
work •
st atoort..altikoShia dory
crom tb
111
r u gr are • lydair
mylo
MISVELLANNOTJEk
4 3?WeNFILED , f.: 1 # 1 % . „. 41 4 1 0,27%/ILT
WA B's. CILIFOIIIIIk.
.. • r, is.
VINEGAR - --
...I .
13ITTVA
• •,•••
EtnitpREPSOW.THOI:WDE)3II.4II
MONY TO THETEL WCITTPIMPITI/
• , ci*T.rv4-EFFE*.•
w Air THEY?
THEY AB NOT A. VILE
FANCY::: D•$Z.N$,
Mada Of Pnre Rena, Whiskey.pioqrsplom a n d
Refuse Litirters doctored, spiced and sweeten- '
ed to please the taate, a ;lied "Tonics," . .A.lace
tizerae!"Reafiarers." thatlead the tip er•
on to drunkenness an min, but area
Medicine, made from the Native Boots and
Herbs of tialiforttia, free from all ;Alcoholic
StimaUhtio. - Ther_are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and iM.IFE-GIVING PRINCIPLE,
a pester:rt. tiamovator• and .Invigorator of the
System, Carrying off alkpoisanons matter and
restoring the blood
s eahthy condition. NO
person can take thes e Bitters aceordingto di
rection and remain , long unwell, provided the
bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means and the vital organs wasted be
yond the_point of repair. . •
. For In.matery and Cllronie Rheumatism
. and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bilious,
'Remittent and Intermittent tiecrill, Diseases
of the. Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder.
these Bitters have been most successful., Such
Diseases are caused by Vitiated Mood, which
hi generally produced by derangement of the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA. OR INDIGESTION, Headache,
Pain in theShouldera, Coughs, Tightness of the
Chmt,lhminess,Sour Eructations of the Stom
ach, Bad Taste in the Month, Bilious 'Attacks,
Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of the
Dino, Pain In the ftion of the Kidneys and
a hundred other . paiffial symptoms, are the off
springs of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate
the torpid liver ariffibowels,whieh render them
of unequalled efficacy In cleansing the blood
of all Impurities, and imparting new life and
vigor to the whole system.
BILIOUS, REMITTENT and INTERMIT
TENT FEVERS, which are so prevalent In the
valleys of our great rivers throughout the
United States, especially those of the M Wahl
slept, Missouri,lllinois, Tennessee, Cumber
land, Arkansas. Red, Colorado, Brame, Pearl,
Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke, James,
and many others with their wed tributaries,
during the Summer and Autumn, and remark
ably so during sewerns of unusual heat and
dryness, are &invariably accompanied by ex
tensive derangements of the stomach and liv
er, and other abdominal viscera. They are al
ways more or lens obetruotiona of the liver,
weakness and irritable state of tile stomach
and great torpor of the bowels, being clogged
up with vitiated accumulations. In their treat
ment, a purgative, exerting a powerful influ
ence upon these various organs is
for
necessary. There is no cathartic for the pur
pose equal to DR.WALKEWS Vinegar Bitten.,
as they will speedily remove the dark col,'
viscid matter with which the Bowels are load
ed, at the same time stimulating the secretions
of theliver,and generally restoring the healthy
functions of tile digestive organs. The uni
versal popularity of Ulla valuable remedy '
regions subject to miasmatic influences,
sufficient evidence of its power as a remedy
such cases.
NUR Sh.LN DISEASES, Eruptions, Teller,
Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pas
toles, Bolls, 'Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, Scald-
Head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scuds, Dls
oolomtlons of the Skin, Humors and Diseases
of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are
literally dug up and carried out of the system
In a short time by the use of these Bitters. One
bottle In such canes will convince the most In
credulousmof their crirative effect.
Cleanse' the Vitiated Blood whenever you
and its impurities bursting through the skin
----,
Pimpfeia, hr' upt s Lo ... na or
.Bore_B
,
when ycia Hint it obstructedand sluggish in
the veins; cleanse It when it is foul, and your
feelings will tell [you when. Keep the blood
pore and the health of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, laming in
the system of so many thousands, are effectu
ally destroyed and removed. For full direc
tions, read carefully the circular around each
bottle, printed In four languages—English,
Uerman, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprfetor. R. H. MCDON
ALD & CO., Druggists and General Agents,
San Francisco, Cal., and St and 31 Commerce
Street, New York. 125-tim
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
$2BB IN 16 DAYS MADE BY ONE
Agent. Do yen want a situation as
salesman at or near home to mate Soto $2O per
day gelling our new 7-strand Wane- Wire Clothes
Lines to last for ever. Sample tree. Address
lindson River Wire- Works, 130 Malden Lane,
oor. Water street, N. Y., or 16 Dearborn street,
Chicago.
A GENTS WANTED FOR
CONVENT LIFE UNVEILED,"
BY MUTE O'GORMAN,
Escaped Nun, whose disclosures are thrilling
and startling. FRANKLIN I'll B. CO..
ntle-lw 712 Chestnut street, Phila., Pa.
T UE "MILE 11A1111r-1100ii,
BY ALBERT L. RAWt3ON
No teacher student, or Bible read& Should
be without a copy, as the price places it within
the reach or all Agents, (to whom liberal com
missions will be given,) wanted In every town
and county In the land. W ill furnish u sam
ple copy, (with term to Agents) by mall, post
age prepaid, on receipt of the Ilst price, 81.50.
E. M.
P BRUCE,
mlll-4w No. 18 N. 7th street, Phila., a.
04171104)14 TrAcif ERN WANTING EMC
ployment, at. troth $5O to $lOO per mouth
should address
ZIEGILER R McOITRDY, P
Philadelphia, a.
To conform to
REDUCTION OF DUTIES
GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS
BY GETTING UP CLUBS.
Si- Send for our New Price List and a Club
form will accompany lt, containing full direc
tions—making a large eutviug to consumers
and remunerative toolubmrganiters.
IE GREAT AMERICAN TEA
81 & 83 VESEY STREET,
NEW YORK.
P. O. Box 6643.
Ell=lll
A GENTS WANTED.
UNUSUAL TERMS
"Great Fortunes" grows idea/411y In public
favor. It in the hook for the day, and sells read
ily despite-hard times. seventh edition now
ready A recent agent's report la 50 orders in
one day. Prof. Jno. T. Reed says of It "I know
of no book, save the Bible, that • I can recom
mend so earnestly and conscientiously to all
classes." Prospectuses of this hook also of the
ever popular - PELYBIGALLIPEOP WOMAN,"
and the "latest, hest and cheapest lliuxtrated"
FAMILY BIBLES FREE to all who mean
Work.
NCYPICE.--fluccessful agents will receive first
choice of territory on Rev. Henry Ward Beech
er's coming great work "Life of Jesus, the
Christ." Write at once to
fiEO. DiA.CLEAN, Publisher,
mil-4w 719 Bansom street, Philadelphia.
WANTED...AGENTS, (1120 PER DAY,
Ur sell the celebrated HOME 1311U'ITLE
SEWING MACHINE. Iles the
-s
a m nd kest ul e y lioksed hn(a ik es o a bth eapes
family Sewing Machine In the market. Ad
dress JOHNSON, CLARK & CO., Boston Mass.,
Pittsburgh, P., Chicago,.lll., or St. Louis, Mo.
Wo will sends handsome Pros-
SEE TO pectue of our New illustrated
7.13 may Bible containing over
GOOK '2OO flue Scripture Illustration.;
to any Book Agent, free of
AGENTS.
Battin ehargo. Add rem National Pub
g Co.,Ehiladel pit la, Pa.
ml7-4w
JURUBEBA
wanxis IT ?
It lc n acre hntl perfect remedy for all diseases
of the LIVER AND SPLEEN, ENLA RUE
ME,NT ORSIRUUTION OF INTES
TINES, URINARY, UTERINE, OR
ABDOMINAL ORGANS IN
Etcry Oft A WAN+ Ote
T 101), I NTERMLT
, T1 , 241 r OR REMIT
TENT FEVERS,
I N FLnISIMA
TION OF
THE Livkat, DROPSY
_SLUGGISH CIRCU
LATION OF THE BLOOD, ABSCESSES,
TUMORJAUNDICE, SCROFULA,
DYSIA, AGUE AND FEVER,
OR THEIR CONCOMITANTS.
• - -
Dr. Wel la having become Award of the extra
ordinary Med/Meal properties of the South
American Plan.t.called
- -
JURUBEBA,
aeut se-pecks! Commission to that country to
procure it In Its native purity, and having
found Its wonderful curative properties to even
exceed the anticipations formed by its great
reputation, has concluded to offer It to the
aud Is happy to state' regular has per
'woennlsrifuor
p a iae mo s nth n ly ,
st e rcit of tbalt has
much time experimenting and gvestiga p tlng
sus to the most efficient preparation from it., for
popular me, and has for Horne time used In his
own practice with most happy rvsnits the ef
fectual medicine now presented to tile publicus
DR. WELLS'
EXTRACT OF JURIIIBEIIA
and he confidently recommends to every
faintly ma houesehokl remedy which should
be freely taken as a Blood Purifier In ail de
rangements of the system and to animate and
fealty. ail 'weak and lymphatic . ' tempera
ments. JOHN Q. KELLOGG,
Platt street, New York,
Bole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Bend for Circu
lar,
my 24 ly w 2
A GENTS I IMAM, TIIIS
trewill pay agents a salary of $3O per week
and expenses, or allow a large commlsalon, to
sell our new and wonderful inventions. Ad
dreas, . M. WAAINEit .4 Co. ,
1a.5-6talf . Marshall, Men.
it • OFEN - G SLATE. ,
Forum SLAT --riucss RED VOED
The Undersign' hastenstantly.on hand a
=triply of Roofing Slate for sale at Requeed
SLATE, . A. leo, an extra LIGHT ROOFING
Intended for elating on shingle roots.
Employing the very beat Waters all work L
warrant4xlloe executed 111 the beet 'manner.
Sanders and others will 'find it to their Inter.
eat to examine the salnples at his Agricultural
and Seed Warerooms, N 0.29 East King street'
Lancaster, Fa ..d ors west of the Court House
We have a.w the Asbestos Reefing for flat
real, Or reeve' slate and shingles cannot' be
dud. ta Sir superior to PLeetle or -
Gravel
• ,
Vlcamiazar awn .‘ger.A.r.t...44;444.1*
A izlvtllllaNcirraltagin
- 10 LANCASTiCkfiar"'
411110 ) Bri. dJO.
17111.01zirnri . r ,
j un ee;t3.17,_.L1
In!PLIRALII AND nairsri .
Aiwa Eiritairr canitrfvrepargotren:
• bei oW' Ninth. South. Elide. ' .
.Tbros PI and Venetian
aVre ' 4155 LlithsOes.Mats and Win.
dow Shades. The styles are .new and hand- ;
sorne. -Theutrollty Is the best. Thsprieea are
Nary low. Quick maim at a small profit is the
.role.- •No tremble to ahow
WILLIAM °Ern;
• ' ' 832 Arch Street. '
liberal discount will ba 'made to
elotrileraeaublle institnUons and clergymen. •
Particular attention paid to country trait
C"V ETINGSI
AMERICAN AND IMPORTER.
AXMINSTERS, VELVETS,
ENGLISII BRUSSELS,
CROSSLEY'S TAPESTRIES,
T II RE E-PLIES, INGRAINS,
Hall and Stair Carpetings,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
CANTON AND CO`2OA MATTINGS.
Oar stock ono of the
INEsT IN TRU COUNTRY
PRICES THE LOW ES'I
2EEVE L. KNIGHT er, SUN,
1=.2 ell ESTN UT ST ICI.; ET,
CARPETINUNI
MC=
A very elegant aesortinent of
,SLEY TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
A mong which arc a number of
NEW PATTERNS NEVER BEFORE OFFER-
Also, a full assortment of 01 lior nlI k I mix of
CA RP E'r I NUF3,
OIL CLOTHS,
mATT INCAS, &c.
The above goods have been bought FOR
CAR AT LOWEST l'ltiCh.s,
WILL D. 8E SOLD ACCORDINGLY. AND
Your custom is respectfully solicited.
SAMUEL RICKNER
910 ARcir STREET, PHI LA DEMI! TA, PA.
apro-10twIt
71103tetS DEVITT.
rig 37
South Second litrent Above Chestnut,
PIIILADELPHIA,
Has past opened, with a large and well so- r.
heeled stock of Foreign and Doineatlerar- r
p , petlngs, of choice styles and qualities.
Also, 011 Cloths, Mnttinga, Druggets,ltugs,
.7, Mats Stair Hods, die., 3 c., all of which r.
Q he will sell very cheap for cash se . 1.
p7-Bmwila
Ami'm HI UNBORN SCO
MATTRESS, FEATHERS,
BEDDING wA R BROOMS,
44 NORTH TENTH ST., BELOW ARCH
CHAMBER. FURNITURE
Spring Rada,
SpringCata,
Spring Mattresileit
flair Mattretiaex,
I lurk Matt reNses,
Strum Matt resses
WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS,
TIIE BEAT BED EVER OFFERED FORSALI.
N. 11.—Our Intention Is to treat all customers
so that they will become permanent dealers
with us. and orders x 111 receive time Name at
tention, and persons can boy just us cheape an If
present at the store. w
36 NORTH SECOND STREET. 36
FURNITII.RE
DIRECT FRO3fiTHE MA N CFA (.77T
FRANCIS I). KRAMER C CO.,
CABINET-MAKERS AND UPROLSTERNRS,
NO. 36 NORTH SECOND STREET
Next door to Christ's Clinicli,
Manufacturer. of and Dealers lu Fine and Me
dium Walnut Furniture, Parlor, Library. Din
ing Morn and Chamber Sults n 1 the latest de
signs and bent workmanship. Also, Cottage
Chamber Sults.
qy Mattresses, Bedding, he., of every de
scription. All goods warranted. u2ll-3mw
AGRICULTURAL IMPLE' TS
T HE ADVANCE!
CALL AND HEE BEFORE YOU BUY
connudx's
MOWER & REAPER
PERFECT MOWER & A PERFECT REAPER.
In our two-wheeled Machine with two Cot
ter-Burs, one for gratin and one for grain, one
Sickle and two Knivea, with two rates of
llPted,andotittirig different widths, manufac
tured from Arst-claw material and warranted
to work eatiafactory In all kinds of groan and
groin. Also,
THE PRIZE MoWER,
A two,vbeeled Machine, with Ti'ting Lever,,,
Frame Spring...to. 10 cutting-power cannot
be choked by the wand matted mean that ever
greet. They are the leading Machines of Amer
ica. For Halo by
Sample Machines can be seen at Cooper's
Hotel, Laneaster,sand at 1.11.1 z.
The agent will be at Cooper's lintel. Moo -
dayx, Wednesdaya and Saturd aye. 1017-3tw
All kinds Repairs on hand. Call early.
H AUVEST OF 11471.
We would respectfully call the attention or
all farmers who need a complete machined
harvester, to examine Into the merits of our
Lancaster county built reaper and mower,
'TILE VALLEY CHIEF.
It Is a simple two-wheeled machine, having
side delivery. WEIIOI throws the grain entirely
onto' the way of the team fur the next truth.
it tem a rear nut, a flouting finger bar ; the
guards or lingers are mule of the best wrought
g reu•
faced with steel. The height of the rut
eon be altered with ease while mot Jon, thus
enabling one to pass obstructiOns or Out long
or short stubble; and the whole machine Is
built with an eye to convenience , simplicity and
We are now building the VALLEY CIIIEF
of two sixes. We have, at great expense and
attention, enlarged our patterns so as to build
a machine 150 pounds heavier than our last
year's machine; having higherdriving wheels
hand such other alterations as our experience
as suggested. We are prepared to furnish,
either the higher-wheeled machine or ma
chines made exactly like those of last year,
with which our Lancaster county custOniers
are no well pleased.
If you wuut a light, twp-horse machine, the
VALLEY CHIEF is the Machine to buy.
If you wanta machine that is able to pick
np very badly lodged grain with ease and eer -
minty, and rake itoil.get the VALLEY
CHIEF—it willdo it. The Marsh, self-rake, In
this particular, has no superior.
If you want a machine •
that 'combines th e
qualities of a tinit•chow selfoaker in grain, to.
gether oue of the best and meet
mowers, get with
the VALLEY cutp.:F. handy
It you wish to get the machine that has hosts
of admiring Hieuds among hundreds of the
intelligent and discriminating fanners of Ltin
crWter county, choose tile VA LLtirY CHIEF.
We respectfully refer you to our friends , in
every township in the county for good words .
Ono 61 our • new style macinnen is oil exhio
HOW at the HARDWARE: til'ORK of iSientos.
RUSHEE., 141.1131SELMAN & CO., f 0.21 f orth
Queen street, Lancaster city.
• Mr. 1). K. BURKLIOLI)EIIt Is our general
agent for Lancaster County. •
For further particulars call on or address the
manufacturers.
WANTED..—ARENTS IN LANCASTER
T I
County CO Doll
Palmer's Emery Grinder,
FOR
MOW AND D
ED GE TOO REAP,ER, L§. :KNIVES , ,
ALL
It is supplied with anaxtra bevel-wheel for
Mower and Reaper Knives. Every fernier
aerial lt. it is light, cheap and will lain a life
time. Address
EDW. C; MIISSELMAN,
Strasburg, Lancaster Ca._
mleAtato2o
E COLIIIIIMA NATIONAriMrai
will pay interest on depoalla, as follows:
or 1 per cent.
3, 4
, and g , • • •
'8,7 8, 9 and " 4.
"IL and 12
a k:hls , ban rbayn3g been. dulyrapnobited
.. 7 1. 111 . 7600,74
agent,
logn u.Esilovernment.
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FURNITURE
FURNITURE,
PHILADELPHIA.
Feathers,
Feather;l3.lll,
Bolsters S.
Counterpanes,
Comfortablen,
Blankets,
I=l
BUY YOUR.
PHILADELPHIA
The combination of a
JOHN B. ELM, AGENT,
LITIZ, PA
MAIUMI, OILIER& CO.,
Mount. Joy. Lancaster Co.,
BANKING HOUSES.