Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, August 20, 1869, Image 3

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jr Adam •Titsis . 0071O . iciid ofihd hfurdir
- of :Henry ''Sf4,*.fle ii, §'sjitati.ed
- to Z..i 114gqky.the'nfa lost
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.. ..`Opitiibn sf the Court—Remarks.
to Titus before Sentepoe; - ' ;,' •
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. • SENTENCE,'" BY% VIE COM' 1
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~ :,- Titus . : - Makes.-a'Spoocht , J:t
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Conimonwealth • }lii the. CourPif '.OYert.
- .is ' • and Termirke6fpurn-i.
Ati-dinit Tilus. ''.' Noland Oonrityii,., ~;';:
:OPINION OF THECOUP.t.,i :., • ..
Tli ef'endant Adam Tituslvas:indinted
• ' for the murder of Henry Skahm sit Janu'ri
ry - Ojer and Terrainer.arickonf the Brd:of.
, June
.1869 he, was kips:tight, inl?fiCourt and,
being arraigned put fa ilieslen of guilty.
: . Tilo'Siventy-fd'urtli Seetfon, of 'the "Act
of 81 'of MarchlB6o provides v'tbat if any
. person Indieted,formurder !'Shall be -con-:
victed -bynonfefsion . the„court shall pro-,
ceed 'l);.y examinelion of witnossas.to. 41, 1
.fermine'the tegrewof crime and to son , ,'„
tones aecordingly."•- .' • ' •
We have examined •the witnesses' on
part, of the Commonweaith and
.Iho defon :
dant, . and the '' law'. lies assigner to the
Court, 'iii tlilit'eaio the grave and "respOnal-
- ble duty.oldetermining_whothei_the_de—.'
' fendant 111'guilty of murder of the first or
second - cipgrge.,,,, : ;. , '_ . •
The Witnesses' :examined diSclose the
following, stateof.facni. The 'def,indiult
and deC'eased lied been Working on inn South
Mon Ain r,41 road,. near, !Ortrlisie,•they
camg
fiil Shipponsburg on Monday evening
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Tel eh Of Deceinber 1868, Titus bought
pair of shoes' and borrowed the money
corn kitahm to pay for them. :. They then
welt out to Mrs. Fry's, the mother-in:law
", of Titus. a fearnillextruinSnipP. nsburg and
near tin. South Mountain; withWltem-Ti
tus and. his wife resided. Stollen remained.
Monday night at Mrs. Fry's and on Tura.
driy morning Titus again borrowed money
from Stahl, the amount Mts. Fry could
not state,_but she saw Stahin hand Titusa
note. Tipp
. Alio went. to Shippensburg ,
and ratfiirherl . Witli!twil'ensall sacks•Officiu r
aornnicoffee,. a looking glasp end Acoal oil
lamp.' 'The nett morning (Wednesday
the 80th) Titus asked hirs...rry;', if she
' knew' where they coltld,g4 any meat.
-lira. 'Fry said sha thought .they. could get
. . meat at Mr: Smith's , Mrs: ..Fry, 'then
went to Mr. Smith and on her 'return told
Titus they could got meat? from Mi..
_ , Smith., Titus said Stahl had ..no small
change, but they would,go to town` end_
, get the money changed. stithm tlittn said
be would have to save his money tbathe
' might take sick•or not be able to get work.
About threo o'clock in the afternoon Titus
n. •.sa'd they ,were-going to chop wood :they
' -took the axe , and, left: the. hn446 'together.
' Titus returned alone about live o'clock
(Wednesday.) Ho said boned loft Staple
in the woods. The•next morning (Thurs
day net Doc:) ho inquired for the shovel
and put it in the hog pen ; weneto Mr.
Smith's and paid $6.60 for meat mid but-'
ter and brought it boom, and in' the anal- 7
noon .he and his wife went to Shippens-'
burg and bought clothing and other arti
cles .to the' amount of $2B which TituS
paid for. The next morning he got up_
--early - and - after` breakfast7said - lie — Was go
ing to Martin Mooney's. Mrs. Fry ob
'served that morning that the shovel was
gone. Mrs. Worley proves -that on
Thursday Titus borrowed from her a -1
mattock which he returned on Friday: Ti
tus returned (on Friday 1869) henna 'din-
VZinde,'T'dOrlifis - Fry and his wire:bi served
mud on his pantaloons and face, his wife
asked him - where he got the mud on him.
He said oh wife ! I think you are Crazy,
and
,wiped the mud off: his face. After
dinner, Titua wont to Shitmoo,amrg.
The plea of guilty admits the defendant
committed" this murder, 'Mid the lathre
requires thescourt, upon,the facts proved,
which •we have rocitod,to , ' determine the
. degreef Crime ofwbtch'the'dofendant is
guilty', whether murder '<it, the first or sec
ond degree; •• -- ,••.- :. ,-, .' • .
Murder' in - the first degree 'is where a
' felonious.and malicious hoMiciiie is com
mitted with specific intention to take life:
murder in the. second degree ..where such
a hemicido is commited without such in
tent. Om:nth:. vs. Daly 4 P. L.. 1-. 156.
Where tbe' intehtien: hi s t° kilHt cannot bo
murdeti,.iit thh second. degree. It will be
' murder of the first, degree or manslaughter.
..15furder'of the second .14 , 00 can only be
bo committed whore there is no intention
'to kill. The law infers an intention to
• kill frdiri the use Of a weapon likely to
kill an , l the wound inflicted on a part of
the bor., likely to cause death. But where
mule.; is .committedm any- other-way
than `• by poisoh, lying in wait or in . the
perpetration or attempt to perpetrate the
crimes Of arson, rape robbery or burglary,
to bo deemed murder of the first degree, the
law requires that It shall not only, be wil
ful but delibera. to and Premeditated ; - that.
is, that the intention to. kill must be forelifd
and exist in the mind Were the' mortal
wound is given. - -1 • ~ •
Soon after the at of 1794, the moaning
of • the. , words wilful and deliberate, as
used in, that act, received a construction
by the upremothurt y ,Wilich has received
the sanction of the same court to the pres
ent time; In Cointh. vs McFall, Addison
Reps. 268 which was tried- in 1794, the
same year the set was
is
p assed,,it is said by
the presidentoludge ; "To Inakeit pro
meditated' it is not necessary that the do
sign•shohld• 'belong formed. 'lf the,de- ,
sign ef killing , be formed, previous, to theact,
act, IBM:lnclined t o believe it is the true
Meaning of tho..law, that it is murder-in
the first degree." In Comth. vs Lewis'
and others, same ••reporti 288, the 'judge.
says, "It death .wasocessioned by the vie.,
lent acts of the 'prisoner, and if those acts
were donewith a design to kill, il, isanur
"der in the first ,degree.",-In- Vdmtli; ye
Richard Smith tried before 'lush ,Prod
dent & Cornth. vs O',llara, before Mc-
Kean 0..1. The 'awls `thus stated : „If
the party killhigbed' time to think and
did intend 11.1411;:for u lull:mt . () as well es
an hour or a day, it is 'a deliberate, willfuli
Premeditated;-killing, constituting murder,
in the, first degree . ty i chi n'the 'eel Of Assam.:
ts
constructien, of the act was adopted
gq Ludlow in 'Cointh •vi Kilpatrick;
- ') y 198 , and upon error to the Supreme
,/!;.;!, , ,,.ItidgritStrong'-rwili: delivered 'the
l • on of the Court, refers to the cases'
• i - ,
And others,-.and concluded by saying,'
- A. construction sehniform,.so long,con
‘4lOwid;:iiiil;Whicti. has remained untouched
hrtgleglelitture from 1706'0,0e fedora •
day, are not at liborktto. roped tp.",',',t
These authariiiei fully estahltib t e , corti
structiorref the net of 1794 rthrit.,t' jlelib•er:
'ate 401Yeeiiiecriirifeif";*1;4'6011.1*Cad;',
mean: that' the Tateriiiiiii to kill liMst':.kiO,' •
form:4:l.'4M the Mind before the mental
wound is inflicted, but kmonnent, will Suf
fice as well. Mr lin iidur .t.l. daya—' • ...-...-,,-
Apnlithig t.ibNyiatizttc) Abe rpops Jot thito
cash, we'mlibt 'dispose or it; with the re
markpthat Ma impossible tozbelipmtbrit.
a, Id W
titi , :weruthes , ifilliii'll#4Yettirptlitik .
witt'itiV; % 'l4;o', iiitil;',.*it44ol)Eigad,bibist,.
:severs the heail ~ al inostAn tire I y from .the•
tiodti'• and thou 2skisi , ,thil , ionoy , fec4 t ii - fit' ,
body , ; 6 f ll ? o4 4o4l4",Aitlil ilbtNitil4ii. , 41;
his- mind the intention-to kill beforelho• •
m ortallvou,nids'Were , infilted. "• ! ;";+ ',
Bailie ,si ldiiiii!aiiOiiii4h ' it.this
wean
Driltiously , plpnirfi t dollbSttiktilurder.-* -
therta,ii ' llaAr_ akticig44, e 3 )i.. h . 6', 11 3 ._ 4 . y. iii,
Ship Orquurgt; ~.. NIA. ouiuM, Olk , laxoiyll
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sv.ilii or: -He- 1 hvobtiltleCistpniktirSm , .
hica h iiir. Ttiet 'Mtltlihiotti r t: r.biliaid,
ilour;,c.siiree:iii .ailier , skihil . haunt,
ly—ps •ylt.eifneitdo; lASI ISlti--Fry.toturn - 4•
ad, ft/013tiiqfs :ATI 'Abld . TAtuir hic: - dolihi,' ' ,
puraiiiiki,,sno4cfrons;l.l4:.timitht 'hohgain
appiliCto.'Stabm: for Mgin o l 6 .fitpatfortttle.
mei&6,iiiiitsiliflrseil,l44lyoinit 07;more '
simiihtlio iiiritittitit itotmoliCtuld ifoild.
ha 4 -to save Ids. •Money, ,After ^ dinner
-Titus said they were_going to:chop wood,
and they,left•lars. Fly's ; with Oct. fre, on
that 'pretencobilt; in Tibiae of chopping
wood.within fifty yards of the house, where
it IffprOlied, tbiedsanie -kinder libod could
:have been prticured, Titipmelected:a-seclu
ded spot,' distant from the:roii4 and par-.
tiully concealed from view by Mlle; and
near a'pond;where the murder Was com
mitted:, , 'The grave was difg at ip**Water
'mark;, 641. the sividonoo,is.that semi after
wards, a witness who-visited- the -pond,.
found-the , graVe entirely.' covered by the
atoi. krid These facts, in.connee
,tion with the , immediate robbing of the
'holy of both money and clothing, lead - to,
.the ipthittablo Conclusion that the plan of
'intirder' and robbery was formed- teethe
mind,OrTitus, when Stahm.raftised to give
tqui any Moro Money,' and 'wheMTitus in
duced him togo to the . place described by
'the 'witnesses, upon,the pretext 'of cutting,
But tholearned cotrnael for the prisoner.
have - signed that the have
been committed after. the- murder, when.
Titue returned to bury the body, and there-
Jore,ought not to bo considered the induce.
• mont to commit -the murder ; ;that it !lief
have been - Rif after thought. -
This theory, is.not sustained by the evi
'dence, and is directly contradicted The
murder was perpetrated certainly on Wed
nesday:, On the afternoon of Wednesday
the prisoner and - deceased - went tcrthe - wcieds
-and Vie 'prisoner returned alone about five
o'clock P. M.
. After supper he. said he was going to
stony point to get some Money ehanged,and
returned about eight o'clock -with some
candy=-on morning he' wont to
Smith's, and Odd him $0,50 for meet, and,
butter, and - returned - with it. In the after
noon. Titus and his wife wont to Shippens
burg and bought and paid for •the•articles•
enumerated, a. - nounting to $2B. Qn Fri
day morning he said be was going - to Mar
tin. Idooneys'i hevcventaway and-Mrs. Fry
and .her son and daUghter noticed that the
shovel had disappeared from the bog-per,
where Titus had put it,the.day before. --
He, rotated before. dinner-with his pants and feet) bespattered with mud, and on that
morning ho returned the mattock which
he had borrowed the day boforo from Mrs.
'Worley.. This evidence shows oonclusive•
ly that the grave was dug and, - the body
buried on Friday-and other evidence'
proves as conelesively that the prisoner
expended at Smiths' and in Shippensburg;
on Thursday, between thirty and forty
dollars., This money must therefore have
been taken from Stahm on-the day ho was,
Murdered, for it was expended by defen.•
'dant the day before he hefted the bedy.
" TIM prisoner's counsel further allege that
the murder may babe been committed in
a quarrel, after blows bed been interchang
ed by the parties. This allegation is made
upon the declaration of the prisoner, to
one witness that Stalam struck at him with,
.a club and then he struck him-with the
axe and cut him with the bit, of the axe
before he fell on the ground—that he and
Stahm had quarrelled. To another he
said he strueis Stahel on the head with the
pole-of the axe and cut him in the peek
with the bit.
In these conversations the prisoner did not
allege that Stalin) had struck him.hut only
struck at him with a club; and there is no
_exidettemcorobo'retive-o-this-stateme , tt-or
that any Club had been used—No club was
found upon the groUnd, Gut the - root of u
tree, wbieh witness supposed was taken out
of the grave; which was near to trees.
The facts in evidence in this ease point un
erringly to. the degree of crime of which
-the defendant, is-guilty beyond-alliroom-for
doubt—The prisoner tools the deceased to
his house-twice he obtained money from
him to supply the wants of his family and
being rensed the third time, then within
an hour or two, u: ler the pretext of cut. ,
ting wood, ho takes the deceased, to a low
secluded spot, obscured from view by the
surrounding hills ; and by the margin of a
pond,, a fit place CO conceal the dead body,
he cruelly murders him by repeated. blows
almost severing the head from the body,
_nfid_then robs thaTilead-bridv.2of-his friend.,
and guest, of a sum not .lesithan $3O or
$4O. To arrive op any,Othei: result than
that the evidtince yit . t - ves a *BMW deliber
ate and premeditated._ killing • would be a
perversion of laWand an evasion ofjustice.
In the langtiage -Of an 'eminent jurist—
" Kindness and mercy are amiable quali
ties of-the mind; but if they are exorcised
'find
_beyond - the-control of res.
Son, and limitiof justice, for , the sake of,
individuals, the - pelick - order, and' happi-,
new of society will inevitably he impaired
and endangered." As regards the prison
-er,. wo lament the conclusion to which the
evidence has brought us. The life of u
human being, by the plea in Oils case, has
been placed in out:: hands, and we are re
quired to perform a respons" ale and solemn
duty which seldom devolves, upon the cour t
alone unaided by the verdict of a jury— we
believe this is the first case in Pennsylva
nia under the lief of 1704, where ups' the
plea of guilty to an indictment for murder.
ths.court has been required to determine
the degree of murder of which ,the (Wend-,
ant is guilty—ln performing the momeM
teus and so einn duty. which we owe to the
prisoner and to the public, it is a sour, e of
satisfaction which in a measure alleviates
thegrave andsplemn duty the law has im
pressed upon us,' that the clear and uncon
tradietedevidence to which we have refer
red will net permit us to entertain any
doubt that the prisoner is guily of murder
of the first degree. '
And how 17 August 1809. The Court
after having examined the witnesses on
part of the Commonwealth and of the de
fendant, do determine and adjudge that
Adam Titus, the defendant, is guilty of the
crime of murder of the first degree. By
the 'Court.
-
A. B. Sharper Esq., counsel for the pris
oner moved that judgment be arrested as
reasons filed.
The Court overruled the motion in ar
rest of judgment, Whereupen U. E. Ma •
giaughlim.Esq., District Attorney, moved
the Court for jiidgment in favor of the
Commonwealth, and that the sentence of
the law be pronounced upon the prisoner.
The court then asked the prisoner if ho
had anythihg to say why sentence of death
should rot be pronounced on him, to which
Adam-Titus the prisoner replied that be
ha4,.-but :wouldmnice,his- statement after
ti ~ , inteneo..waS,passed. • ,-•- •.
Tim;'Conit - than addressed • 'the prisonoi
as follows-
"You have been inflicted fci the Murder
of Ilenry.Ststbm ; when arraigned• you
plead 'guilty, and the laW, then requited'
the Court by oxaminetion of witnesses. to
determine whether • you — nre'guilty of the
crime of murder of the 11'611, bt:.seeond dp
gree.
For , the reasons just stated; Iwo have
adjudged you,guilty of murder of thelirst
degree. , By the lasi's 'of Penbsylviinia
the punishment of willful and dehbevite
murdo fsßeath, and you Mint pay -.the
penalty of :yeo,critne by ':theTurfoit of
your 'life: We will not lacerate your
feelings byl any comment on , -the oiratim
stitnces.and enormity of your crime. You
area, of intelligence lend, ed
ucation to ailt7 understand your pres
out situation. Your--ila ‘.on
noon be ntiinberbth•Yetiwill'iiiion' exchange
tbetbings:bf ler i tbe , iintried
ties of, an endless eternity, and, we earnest
ly 6002210 you;, - to' rion'd4ll e 'days which
may;,yet,remaid,o;yeu in.,this word,, in,
proparotibn to :moot your God ip
It is , now dUtY to prbnounce the
senteumof, the law winehls : •
I Thit. you r 'Adam Titus,
,be taken .benee
by tho Shiklff Cumberland;,lJounty to
to thbjail.Of cOuritY;frem whonce yoU
cume.and from:, thane.) to the pluOe oZ
execution within tho walls or yard :of said
jail, and that you he. there hatted by the
necleilzitil you are' dead, and may God
have moZrey_on your soul.
Thi3 prbionor then' mado, a few ,rambling
rornarke '
said that the great
'Judge °tall was acquainted, with tho:cir
eurnstances- of his deed, and , he , believed
that he had made his,peactywith Him
thathie mother-in-law Dird. fry, had tee-,
tided falsely aguinet that hd
hhd o taken tiitnhin'e money '
.„and that the
quaProltetWeen ami hisfriend, which.
xileulted in Btahmfsfbe gJtilled,,was duo to
18 mothei-in-law'S conduet and hie wife's
nfidelity,! 41i3 , aoticluded . fily . .saViig that,
when his mind was mo'r'e . ccitripeised
outti 6, thQUglits• ! •
;!/' Ale was then tay3n buelt, to , the Tail to
await the day of his ditecutiari; which will
be appointed hy, fipy,ernor Ocury il t •
—o—
„ .
SOlvklWA'rEß
lidierligp u eh'i 0; 7 .
dulked than:wild, know 'what! a re,
.freehing drink is,, Our friend ItAirrort, ,
at lus.at,qrp,,o,n,Sonthapppyer 13ttept,1148,
SiNiti Water of in exeellent quality: It is
.pure,
'he doctors _
,predict a lively. arid
.ver, as soon as the rank vegetation "O'f the .
season begins to 4037. -People-skouldmee'
to it tiiat'tbbit . batione ara
they idOt theta shaken off. ,
. ,
.EIE have'of'.late
years gained inpid ly in public eitimatlon an d are .
hiOnorigenurally employed hy . firstenlass physician'
than The reason ter this,li
It le a' generally established feat' that wholesome
tonics used 'ln rdederatlon daily, for years d 6 not
Jose their virtue, neither' do they inpre the syn.
tem. Thai art In fact, like air - and exereleo, and
.notne_Ymodiclutts i tt-whieh-are Intended-solely-t-fo
attache of illness. The fIVOTSO PRINCIPLVI . ,
especially
those'isf vegetable origin, all possess the common
property ,of eiim ul at I g the appetite, strengthening
the nervous system, and of imparting strength
Women generally derive benefit from them even
more than mon, their
.system being more liable, to'
debilliy and exhaustion. We have again and again
in our experience seen the good effects of tonics
where the oyes had grown dins and the cheeks pate,
rind the entire frame showed every ,indication of
exhaustion, nervous suffering d debility.
- The best establiehed bittern before the American
public are beyond question those of Dr. Stoner,
and this is equivalent to declaring that they , are
the h•it,ilude among the scores of realty excellent
bitters now current, n poor article has no chance of
lIICCOFS whatever. The - il l :0st ignorant persoa • can
.tal:'atoncohy Its olfecte, almost Yom a sin doife,
whether any Idttera are rod or bad. These of
'Btrevlsr hive been sold 'for thirty years, are Com
posed Ofaixteen of the safest roots and herbs of a,
well-known tonic virtue, so skillfully selected and
compounded with report' to their mutual effects,
that It may be doubted whether any more ,perfect
form of this medicine can ho made.
,Thousanda of persona aro exposed to or afflicted
with fever and ague, billions ague or other results
of nut !mks. Lett be reremember that ttiOse bitters
am admirable In . ' ouch COMB, as for diarrhoea and
Cholera morb us, or any ordluary dertngement of
the stomach. Try , and km sat:stied that they
should be In the I ,,tes of every family, and the
trunk of every ti
It le a favorable feature in tho advertisement of the
proprietors of Dr. Strevere's Tonle Herb litters, that
no Metros era made that they will cure ovary 11l that
flesh is heir to. Theltveakest intellect can hardly ho
imposed upon when toldthar this or that room dy will
remove every form of disease in every stage; and yet
we tan not take up the majoilty of journals without
encountering an advertisement .41claring that this
a that medicine is a:nostrum w Lich in a perfect
apothecary's shop, a whole college of physicians in,
itirtlf rendering all other cures wales!, What..
laitood for Dr. Ma, li.er's El Itt ors Ic s.mply that cite),
will act as a good tonic, and am capable of doing at
much good as a preparation of bitter principle can
They will not caro-idenra b lo diseases, bat they will
often prevent • certain spec of disorders from ho
coining'lncure 10. The prefer...mos and certificates .
Issued In their favor ore all true and honest, and of
Ursa there are hund eds. -
From the editorial columns o , Forney's Phlladel
bola Press.
From the Medical Profession
..... ...• •• LitiCAIITER, July 25, IE6B.
Anyone d Co.—Gentlemen In reply to yours of
the 22d lust:, I would say e, that I have used Dr.
&reverie Took Herb Bittern osionnively In my prad
(Ice during soverlil years pant. I do not hesitate to
any that 7 have found it to possess remaralialerern
racy In a Hereof Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Losepl N
vows Energy, ne well as Fever and Ague,
.Diarthee.
Headache nud other diseases proceeding from a die
ordered stomach ; and especially oar it proved of in
estirnabid value In gen-ral debility of the system
when other tonic medicines have failed to produce
the desired effect.
- Though - reluctant to appear as recommending any
particular advertised medicine, a sense of duty to
the public and the medical faculty will nut allow
me to withhold my testimony io the merits of the
pitters in question.—Ydurn-,-respeetf-dily,
T. It. PARKER, H. D•
KRYDER &
Ilanufactu re. and Solo Proprietor.,
121 NORTH 3rd STREItf, , PHILADELPHI A (
SOLD EVERYWHERE,
4Juna 2ar
Kg-DEAFNESS, lILINDNESS .and CATARRII
treated with the utmost success, by 3, 18Ana', M.
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specialitytin the .31e)lical College of Pennry/rania, 12
years expuince, (formerly of Leyden, liollaud.) No.
505 Arco Street, Rhila. Testimonials can he seen
at hie office. The medical faculty .ate inYited to ea
company their patients; an.he lino no secrete In hie
practice. Artificial eyes inserted'', ithout pain. No
charge for eiaminat lon.
AIAIiK.E7S
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Pawn) , Flour...
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RED • • -
RYE
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DIM
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•
Corriicted Weekly by - William Washmood
BUTTER 20 BACON SHOULDERS, 16
0005, 20 BACON SIDES; 00
LARD, 18 WRITE BEANS - 815
TALLOW, 11 PARED PEACH E r 4 25
SPAP, 81UNPARED PEACHES 16
BEESWAX, 35 DRIED APPLES,. 3 28
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BACON lIA MR 10 RAGS
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A largo lot of the very , choicest Rictory Chute of
fered at quite ' , canoed prices, wholesale and raid' .
Also, .n birge stook of Neal Mackerel at lowest
market prices. BLAIR A SON,
P Cb . ol Oil, cCo., on howl at all timer
,at
quite low prices—wholesale and retail
23aug 69
WIRE RAILING, WIRE GUARDS, for Store
Fronts, Asylums, &a Iron Bedsteads. Wire Web.
binge for shop and poultry , yards, Erase and Iron
wire cloth Sieves,. Fenders, Screens for coal, mese
sand, dm., [fruity Crimped Cloth for Spark arresters
Landscape Wire yor Windows Ac., Paper Makers
Wires, Ornamental Wire Works. Every Informa-
addroseing the innoularturers, M. WALICEIt
a SONS' No 11 North Sixth streeb Phijadelphht.
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JOiTA friend who haetraveled In G. rmany, r.
ports the following Incident, for which he vouches
DUring the summer; Dr. J. C. Ayer PPmt, corn
weeks at.Dreaden,.inconference with the chemist
of Can tral.Europe, where he 'was heralded as the In
ventor ofthe workbretiowieed . medicines that bear
his namo, and considered one Of the American co .
lobrithi:.::„NyhileAldlog, one day hie mien carriage
fell in pith the Cprtege of the King of Saxony, on
a drive from the ';reilleir. The boctor coon became
chlecattraction, arid received the milked at , :
'ten tlo'fi,of the People, oho were evert mote' &WU.
strailve in their courtesies to him than to the King
himself, whom they see FO'conetently. King John,
'observing thisi 'wrapped hid military.eloak ' around,
hirn'anicreciltictli upon libe teat, white our great
American :meeiclne man' the honors .for •the
royal retinue,—graciously befring,'!hat hand, on
on every 'Ode, until Iteitrieff by bin:dx canoe eyrde,
scansion to this old manarch's People. :
OECIAL TICE
We • ere nor daily receiving from auction Ohm.
Lots - Of Dreseooodaof every .style: Striped and
Figured
. 1 41te Piques, - White Quills, tiosiery;
OloresrEfaildkerebleterami — rill — other - aisiternitila 2
kmille,wbiabOre
the
to sell cheaper than,
an other louse in ithis county tmwlileh we ask
sOtoritiori of buyers before - intrehnsimr.
A 'hike lot of Parasols of all kinds. Now style .
light Buttons Boots ell sizes,"ltfuetinn, Prlnte,,
at redticed prices to suit the times.
18.1inie,69
TM . SARS ' APARIfIaI DII3LICRI or YUCATAN. This si• •
set'ef4eople ere descended from CA onelent
Artrees of Southern Mexico, and nil: retain some
of the p , eeulierities which Stevens said 2!reott .
'gaye of their ancestors. Di. J. C' Ayer & Co., em—
.ploy a small army - of them in digging' Paniaparlila
iobt. Provided .I.llh narrow. spades, - a coil' of rope,
sad e beg of wetor, they are ready for the forest
wbetot the wild baboon furnishes'. theta with food
and thick-leaved trees their only thigter.' Pon
those who find themselves rejuvenated by this pro
d...tot, knovehon much they are, Indebted to the toll
tiff, those hum'do laborers, nhe 'dig health far thous.
midi et Dr. Ayer's patrons, • while they Roinotimeof
lose, their ann.—flinger. Crotomorcial..
CIONSIENLYTIVFX3
Tho Adiohlser t hating'boon rostorod to' healai
.
. .
, Itta low weeke, n tory altnple remedy, after hay
log, 'suffered several years .with • neteill lung etant.
tloi ,and that drpad dhenaa t . Coneunthttnn ti'nualeue'
to !hake known to hie felloir;eutrerere the manna o
To j ell who desire It, be will send a copy of the
'preticsipthin nerd(fern of barge): with the direction
for.' preparing and tieing' the earne - wlitcli thej will
trit.itSU.HE 91:IRE POE dONO:7; I IPTION;ArTLIMA .
ipttoNolllTlB, ofc.
.The oi;Jeet of 'the advertiser In
landing' the 'Preecription le to benefit the amicted
and kiteed Itdbytnetleri which nonceivento,he in
veluiitele ;'and ho. hopes evei7 sufferer will .try hb
remedy; Ms it will 6314'010th nothing end ilay,prote
Parties • wlahliig •tild prolacidpti9 - a Alll piens a ad
' • !. ttEy..' EDWARD [ A ,AyltSop( r . •
itay7.o9 l y: r .; •
Ep4op.6or:Yotrwe
• gentlemdix'xiiiii'euffordd•for yenta front tiervoue
. , .
Debility„Prmeture,Pecey, and, ill.l the effects of
Iputhpli 411 , 369i0t18n, will for the sake of Buffeting,
fee6;tr,. all Who 'ileed,it,qtie receipt
for ;oohing 'the idniplel;;lnedy. I;.y 'era
titterers wishing to ',refit by the:ailverils.
'brie experience can doe° by add , eeelog, to perfect
cOnddenciii : J(Sitrun c ooptiv,
N0.41,413.8E,Zi05t.1nk.‘
iLI7~GO.3T.'r.
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fro
WE AiSriti , far - ibil iierrovnit--BUCK
°LOVES, , ?leas. endyp'ur piders Laace.gatoly.. •
Aus. ' 2o-2t. ."' CoYL° -CO.
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Spoottil to tho Ladies
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We are now selllng'oui‘at 'greatly regnant prices,'
al. Matti of Summer ' ode th.._as,_Gransupoei,
Hernannine,'Engllihßaragee; Lawne; , Perialler, Par
&tole CLintsoa ao.
.1 , /owle the time tcl'aeoure gr it.'
W • era Aetermlned to aloes out our
stock otunlversalls low rates. ' 4
LEIDICII 51/LLE'll.
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.ATPDEAiIiFSB. BLINDNESS, . and Ostihtitilli
eated 'tali thd utmost success' by . '.l. !skies 14. , 1,1.
and Professor of Dieectees of the Eye and .144, , , to
Afestreat Cbffepc of Pennryfoats 4 l2 years esperieesee
(formerly of Leyden, liollisif ,liiii.' 205, Arch - St.,
'Phila. Testlmenlale ran,be Been at tale °Mee. The
medical ificulty are:lnvited to anconepany their pa
tlonte,aa he has on secretein hie practice., Artificial
eyes iniferted'irlthon t'indri. No charge for exam!
nation. ..
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I,finne 681 y. . , ,
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BRANDR : ETtPS'' , PItig.;
They remove all , bad acconinlatiorre s tram the
howls, and purify and invigorate the system... All
whose health le not perfect owe It, to iberdeelvekto
take a few - diis of Di'andretiitis tbie
swede' Of decay nra constantly eradicated ) y their
use, end the principle rifllfe.conartned, thus"glying
a vigor of body and tilled to a period when we have
been used to * see the '1 . 414411g step and tie enfeeble&
Intellect,
General Pees, the distiogniaba' liberator of Ye.
nesuela, say. ho hoe used - th- In as hie only tnod I
slob for thia ty years, with the most satisfactory 'b
onito. •-
Foi Coe!trances, Dysliejaill, and s Family Medicine
(boy are unrivalled.
Daniel I.lyinnei, Esq, Astor llouso, Now York,
cured by Drandrethie-Pills of Dyspepsia and Costive•
new, when all other means used had tailed.
A t ontlemrat. coniliFen—tion
at Stlyintrs, was tilsoUttacked,, when abnut by
the disease. He .had cough, night sweats, and
genera.] diibility. Doctqrs recommended cod liver
oil, but he wastedaway. At last he determined to
use Brandroth's Pitts. In two months they have
made him a sound man.
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GRANT SAND PROSPERITY
' Duelneea ',riven under- the • new regime. Other
than general causes have, however, given - a tremen
doualmpetons to tho aisle of
Christadoro's .Excelsfe4„ . ffair Dye.
The chew lets have Couto Cut In two leading tam
ilfle Journals against the lend and aulphur poitons
for Use /mad (for that la their proper desiguatlon,)
willt,w ,htch the country la Infested,
.while Dr. Chil
ton, the Drat annlytlenlshemiatla Amara", mutton rt.
cos to the world that
Christadoro's Hair Dye is Utterly
Poisonless.
and that he he knows it fo be so, because he has ana
lyzed it. CIIRISTADOIIO'S HAIR PRESKVATI VE,
an a dressing, acts like a charm , on the .flair after
[1;01er. Try It.
&Alin 1m 7:
The Greatest Discovery of the Age
THIS IS ADHITTEID TO BBITIIH FACT BY THE
Thou•ands who are now using Dr. Tobias' Colebrat
a Venetian Liniment. It hos boon Introduced since
I i . 47; and no one once trying it Is ever without - it
It will positively cone tho under•montioned corn,
plaints, it used an directed:
Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throkt, Headerhr
-TIMM
...,hackie, Apra ins, Bruises, Old Sores, Swellings,
Mosquito Bites, and pains in the Back, Chest or
Limbs. Also taken Internally for Cholera, Diarrhma
Dysentery, Croup, Colic, Sea Sickness, Spasms, &o
ft is perfectly harmless to take Internally. (See
oath accoriwnying each bottle.) ' It has never fail
ed .to cure every case of Diarrheas, Dysentery, and
CrouP, if used when first taken. Always have r
!Jett' In the house lu reaction., and you will net,
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regret It. . -
Price, Fifteente and One Dollar. Paid by the
Druggiete anriitireke ere t. u ut the United
Slates: Depot, 10 Part Place, New York.
oAng lm
FOR BLACK - NORMS AND PIMPLES ON um
FACO, 1.150 PARRVA COMODENE AND PIMPLE REMEDY,
prepared only by D. D. O. Perry, 40 Boud St. - , New
York. Sold everywhere. The• trade euppllod by
WhnierialorMirdia.oe — DiThie.
9A pril arn
Accto Tonisiz—Derr Sir: I have beem'affileted
for the last ten yews with the Rheumatism cud
Gout. Your Bitters. was recommended to me. 'I
have used it, and I am glad to ea:, it has effected a
perfect cure In a very short time. „Therefore I re
commend it to all persons afflicted with the same
die - dues. I ionsider it the best Cure In use for any
disease the human body is subjected to.
E. De YOUNG, Philadelphla.A
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Thu Brooklyn Life Ineuranco Company of New York
derires to make arrangements with an experienced
Life_lnsurance Agent for Franklin and Cumborland
counties• All communications should be addressed to
SUELDON k FLOYD, - 6en. Agorae,
July 1.6-2 t. 637 Chestnut BL, Philadelphia, Pa.
RRP•CREAP FOR CASH.—Three ,s.er cent. de
duction on all coal Obeli:ion and over, delivered
In town for the cash. ?o allowance when a charge
le tondo at A. 11. BLAIR'S.
Elinar 69
60,000 boat No I Pales for sale low at Ina
yard or ♦A . 11. ➢LAIR.
hoar 60
NEW AD VERTISEAfENTS
AUDITOR'S NOTIOE.—The first
and final account of Patrick Gibbons Admin
istrator 91 Michael Gibbons late of Dickine u town
ship. deed; haring been roferred to me by the
phan's Court of Cumberland county, “to muss upon
exceptions aud make distribution." I will -attend
for that purpose at my office In Carlisle at 10 o'clock
A. M on tho 1901 tiny of Sep ember next.
R. M. HENDERSON,
Auditor.
20Aug 4t
I XECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL
24 ESTA TH.
On Th.nrsday, September 231, 1869.
, The umlersigned :will sell at publi: sale at the late
r old nee of J cob blealoy, deed, the following de
scribed real estate, late the property or said deed.,
to VII
NO. 1. A tract of Lend situate In Monroe town
ship. Cumberland. ounty.% of a mile East of Church
ri, at the Junction of the forge road and the mad
leading through Churchtown to Beltshoover add Thal•
nor's MOM boeuded by lands of john Shaffner, Gee
W. Prewell, C. B D b slay. l lirlitian Garber and there,
containing THIRTY ACRES and ISIGhTY-FIVE
PBRCIIIIS r strict measure. This tract is all cleared
land and In a high state of cultivation. The las.
•provemente are a large ' "
TWO-STORY HOUSE,
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containing nine rooms, also a Wash House, Bake
Oven. nn I a Nv ad and Coal Houma, and other neces
sary Outbuildings. A now
BANK .BARN AND STABLING
oullidlont for the property. The fences aro nearly all
poseand rail and in a good coalition, There Is a good
Afu'LE ORCILittD on the mantises Mid fruit and
ornarnottal Dore around the house; and an excellent
well of water arid gond chttern at the house.
A'ao nt the same time 'anti place Will bo sold a
tract of Mountain Land 'ln Carroll townoblp. York
county, also the prop. ty of aide decM., bounded by
Condo of colonial] Doke, C. D. A D V. Ahl. and
containing 19 ACRES and 127 PERCHES,
strict 111011F1111o. This tract is' thickly covered with
Young Chestnut and Oak timber and is of tat) , access
4.pnblto road running near-it, , ;
Bait to commence at I o'clock, when termo will be
took , known err day of Salo
Persons desirinrto seethe propertymay call upon
the tu doraignod or upon uarid. alundorf, living
Anon the first deicribed tract. -
BENJAMIN NIIIBLY,
JACOB K. NIEBLY,
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. A DMINISIIRATOR'S SALE.
On Saturday; • Srprernbtli 85, 1869.
L. vkio of in kdor of tuth; of the 'Orphans' court,
• iegi - o.gol scold io I:While; dto the primula „lobe,
property of •Thbithin frill! died , that' co ' rtelho
tract or land, Whims In North' Sfiddlethis hie Tuthill;
ibont.2 nollo nyrtp of Carlisle, and noar the Wag.
gmor'e Gap Old, adjoining lands' of IF ..E.lirigert,
Esoloo Beecher, Wldo or Howard, Tempest Spool.
• men.. Sc., containing about 18 ACRKI3ond
_haying
thereon erected aiTlecnetory,
LOG :&; EAT/111E1304AP 1101 St
and Frame BANK BARN, AP, .. •
This lea very destratoleProporty and will be sold
on tho.folion hog rOssouablo tome:
. inn. - dent. whom the property le 'Mclean off, ;the
balanco 0: ono-foitrth od tho 'Confirmation of othe sale
ono-fourth on April 1,1870 when deed and possess on
is given and the remaining ontiolialf. .otnApril 1L,.1811
with interest front April Jet, 1871), to.bo secured by
Judgmont. 6 WILLIAM[ KELL
• 1 .Ailtrilnigtrator of Jonathan Mal l ,
.26Ang It
C. 001GBY
CUSHING/3 &IBAILIiIy,
KSELLERS I AO STATIONERS,
1.282 ,Baltimore Eitq
BAI;T'IMORE MD
The lorgeet and beet nmorte/eton iu the city of
:School, Law,
Pentabr Medical, Classical,
and Miscellaneqiis' Baoka,
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ganeral•Danking and poluatinF,llotuio
13 17 4: 'R. .Nc.P
OV4If
11 00 XS
mind° tcr ordor La 'any,' dike bliitt*o4
' OoAug OD _ ,
NE TV A.DVIERTiSEMENTS
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'ORPHAN'S COURT HALE 'OP
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On tiVOneaday: September 1863: .
.11y viefue of on order of the Orphans' Court of
Cumberland county, the undersigned is Guardian
of three of the minor childron of the late Dr.' john
Zollinger. and as Attorney fin fabt for thi: uther chit.
dren, Will exposutepublia ealeoin t..e premieee,-thit
following - described real estate, within two miles of
CarliGe, to wit: •
No. 1. A.tract of land orplantatlon, situate In North
'Middleton townehip, part limestone and part elate,
b
undod y,laAds of Y hut Darr. -If inert, the
Conodbgidnet creek/arid 'other lands of John Zol- linger, containing' " ' '
163 "-AdRES•4ND. PERCHES,
SO Amos of-which aril covered with thriving timber,
and having thereon erected a
TWO-STORY .FRAME HOUSE,
a now Beak Barn and otber outbuildings. - Sher ,
are aleo..on ft. several neyer•talling optima of water
No. 2. A tract of land or plantation Obtains th,
above, and bounded by It, tho Cnnodogulnet creek
and lands of Wm. P. Elerlgerti.P.eg; containing
-163 AORES AND,JS9 TERCHES,
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1O Acres of which aro, in good. timber, and having
,thereon erected, a Twas Tony :HOUK part brick
and - part frame, Bank Barn; and other opt-buildings.
A right of way will No reserved on this tract on thp
route of the preaont road through it, for'the owner
of tract No. I. Also, "
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Mir On Thursday; September 16, 1869,
on the promise., ho will esposo to public sale, the
following devrlbed tract Of land or farm, and pito°
of to wit
t.0.•1. A tract • of iand.,or plantation: shalt° in
Hirer Selling towtothip r bounded ty lands of Robert
Heap- Rob Hardman, Joseph. Mueserand the Con.
odogueuet creme, containing 131 ACMES, and hiring .
thereon erected a . , •
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TWO-STORY BRICK' 'ROUSE,
rUi large DANK DARN, and other necessary build
No 2.,,t tract of Mountlfri Land, wall cheered
• ith Chestnut and Oak timber. situ to in Rye town.
Ve. PL7m "ouungr g a ) b"su, anduedi by .laude of iloido mn'e
Adam Tlromen, - cnninin•
ne. l6l _Acrce,Letrlct_macaure—LThia_Woodiund_ie
Rhin four miles`of tract ho. 1, and has heretofore
eon uwed•ln connection with It.
All the farms aro of a superior quality of slato,
ad have all been la:Ay llmud.
Bala to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., on said day,
bon terms will be made known by
' J. N..AIISII3TRONO,
Guard/au, at.
N B Moon, Auctioneer.
Volunteer, cOpj
T WO VALUABLE .LIAIESTUNE
FARMS Al PRIVATE SALE.
They are Pituate4 In Monroe tow nehip, Cumber.
land county, ou the York Road, one mile Soutlpeast
of Churchtown, and slx ml es South-east of Carlisle,
adjoining lands of David Sleety, Joseph Brandt, and
others, and the Yellow Breeches Creek. No: I. The
MANSION FARM CONTAINS 112 AVILES
more or lota. The Improvements are a largo two•
dory double
S T - 0 N E • ELO U S E ,
recently painted, with Wash•house, Smoke•houee,
and other nectettaCy outbuildinga ; large Hank Horn,
Wagon Shed and Corn Craw new, Carriage House,
nog Pena, and a never-taillng Will of Water at the
door; alno a largo Cistern; alto a large
DOUBLE TENANT HOUSE
mat brick and part frame, recently painted„ with
citable, Hog Pon, Hake Oven, Wash Donee, Sic,—
Also n'Woll of good Water at the door with a variety
of Pratt. On pills farm there le an elegant
with poaches, cherries, pear., plume, grape!, !cc:—
This ihrm lain the very, highest mete of
having been all 'recently limed. The fenced - are all
In good repair—principally Poet and Aeli t - -
No. 2. Containing 40 acres more or lash, adjoining
No. 1 , on tba nouth, sod - the Yellow Bracebet. Creek.
ThciPMroYarnents_am aiarge
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with Kitchen attached, Boring House and a One
owing of frOsh water,t!tono Bank Barn, Wagon BMA
andSorn CribF,Carriago House, and other out.
buildings, a
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of cholca_frult,__peaches,-cherries,-grapes,-.4c, In a .
bundanee This farm le also In a bleb state of cul
tivation; the buildings all being in good repair, and
all the fences in good order—principally Pont and
Rall—the, land all recently :lined ; also an elegant
water power. .These 21 , 0 among the most productive
and danirablefarme in the coenty, being convenient
to churches,
schools, mills, ho ., rod all tbo land
clean of rock. These tracts will, be offered singly or
together, as may beet cult purchasers. If desirable,
A TRACT OF WOOD LAND
will be sold with each farm. If not sola at private
sale before the 29d of SEPTEMBER next, the farms
will be Oared rit public isle on that day, at 11
o'clock, A. 31., on the premises., .•
,_.lferaebiLdeslitute_oLviewinwtheabove—ifeacrlbed-
Property may tall upon Peter Harts, ro•lding on
tract No. 1, or upon the subscriber, residing to th.
Borough ni Carlisle.
Aug, 20 bt,
'c) 1 La CO- EL u.
$6, 500.0000
We beg leave to.afinonface that we have accepted
the agency of the
Kansas Pacific Railway Company
P or the sale of Its
• New -Seven Per cent.
Thirty Yoara Gold Loan froo'from Tax.
This loan amounts to $0,500,000
First Mortgage Land- Grant and
secured upon the extension of the Hallway from
near Sheddan. in Kansas. to_ Hoover. Colorado, a
distance of 2lf miles of which'l2 miles ere -comple
ted. and the rest 111 u.d.r coustru•tiun. It in also
a Mortgage upon Rolla:ix Stock and Franchise of
this Sret•clnee Rail way, besides now running through
the state of Yanks, e
Andin succesluloper aticmfor437 mile:
,
west or the Bllesonrl Ittver, and . earning already
em.ugh to moot of Ito expenses and eiletlng,ob
ilgattous, beeldes '
More than the interest on the new Loan
In addition to this the Bonds era also secured by a
first mortgage of the
Government Land Giant of
Three Million Acres,
°standing In alternate sections on either side cf the
tram, from thu 304th mils poet In Kunsan to Poncer.
Thu proceeds of the sale of these lends are to be In.
Tooted by the Trultres In tno 7 per coot Bonds them
salvoen op to t2O or to U. S. B. ode,
As a Sztzhiv Fund for the Redentl
~ l ion of the Bonds.
The lends embrace some of - the fluent portion.' o f
the magnificent Territory of Colorado, including a
e, al field .nd,pinery. The company else holds as
an wirer another tract of
Three Millions of Acre§ in the ,State
of Kansas.
and although not pledged a . security.fir thla loan,
their posseselens adds, largely to the. Compaey'a
wealth and credit. We estimate the
`Value If the Company's property,
covered by this mortgage; at
.823.000.000 net, while the
• • Loan is merely $6,500:000.'
'
,r :THIRTY YEARS TO RUN,
from May 1,1669, and - will puy
Seven Per Cent. Intereet in Gold,
aqul•annually on Nay 1 and Nov.l and aro
Free
,fram .-Government., Taxation,
the Company paying the tax.
1 The. principal of the ,Loon hi • incubi payaliie 'ln
In the city of Now York; but awl CaliPon
will ho
'l:itXttble . iii? T : vtk,' London or
at option Of- r the-holdor, 'eflthiiiit notice, at the ,folk
lowing ratea : ' • .
On $l,OOO Bend in New York $35 (gold) each half year
" . ' London, - fa fia 10..
" " 5 Frankfort, for aq, krtte.,
The Agent of the Loan, before accepting the trust
bed the •C. odltlon or the Road, a. d the eookitry
thrOugh which it rune, carefully examined. They
are happy to give the Loan an emphatic ondoreiduont
FIRST GLASS INKBSTMENTi
innvary respect perfectly , sure, and In some own
nal even
Better, titan Government Beourt-
ills Boas ;.111 be sold'ibr the present at
90, and monied Interoat, both
ourrenoy, -
1,6 Agenipiervng 'll6 right to advincOthii rate
The attentiokof Myriam,. hi brined to these well
*Mural bonds, which we rempunended ea ode el the
rdoetptenlablo Investments In the market.
0 el d and Govern meat Soo urltl ea taken In
pgymotit
et theft market keine, without' conniderlnnt•
Parnpblett: maim : tup information. tent 'on opplloatlOn,'" ' " ."
• ! .pABNEY,...'gORGAN-.4PC0.,1'"•
Pldee 'N. .
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.X."3135ur;& , C0.,
:• No; 12 Pino Street, N.,lr.
ME
1109TIPE Aekifatirapt •
lindld KopP,orti
e p Ber and llistau;.
. lu the lusentent of ths Beate amok. now
doing a • good'. holiness; .No - applleitolverill be re.
esilied egeept , Isom competent and reiyOdeltd• per,
du. • Inquir e at the Agitator the hotd, •
• 111 June tr. • %
TOtismov'4 MOTH, pAronsx, -WRSOKLICB
and Tan from , the face, uee Psaat's 'Moss .AVID
ItlisOgui lotto Breyand only by Dt.ll. o.'Pesiy
Bold by all de • • • •
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YOUNG-. APPLE ORCHARD,
TWO-STORY STONE HOUSE,
THRIVING YOUNG APPLE ORCHARD
DEEM
A PACIFIC ItAILtVAY
Sinking Fund Bonds,
, ties
LEGAL' NOTICES.
A E DDitD4ISTRZi.TORS NOTICE'.
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tens of Admlnlatratlettcuns testamealus annex e ,
On thb Estate of ltudlelll Natcher, late of the Bore
of Carlisle, deo'd, baying been, granted , to the under
"food ; all perecrue,iptlebted to said estate will make
payment, and those having claims wiU present them
for eatilement, to
13Aug at. j
ADMINIS"'11:0 011'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OP WILLTAM IMOCK, Doc'd,
Letters of odmlnistration on the estate of Willianx
Brock, latn of tho Borough of Carlisle, deed., haying
:boon granted to the uullersigued; all pnreOlielndebt,
od to field estate aro he roby notillod to took° psym en t,
end tholia having claims prii+ent thorn properly aes 7
thenttented to• . 0: P. 1113MRICIT. Adm'e.
I3Aug Bt MI, West Main St. Carlisle.
N •
OTlon.—nitice is 'hereby given
that the °aril ale Deposit Bank w II make ap
plication to: the next Legislature of Pennsylvania
for the renewal of Its charter wlthltn prekeuttjtle
and capitaL JuuedOth, 18611., .
9J uly 69.6 m
XECUTOWS , NOTIOM—Letters
.1 . 2/ Testamentary on the &tato of Thyld'lloikes,
dereesud, late of West Pennsboro township, basing
beenissued to the subscriber, residing 'lb sold town
eblp.' Notice Is hereby gleen to all peswens Indebt
ed to the relate of cold decedent to make Immediate
payment, and to all persons having claims agiloot
It to presont thorn foenettlement.,
FiIANOESIIEIA ES,. ---
Exeoutrlx.
30July OE
ROTHONOTA RY'S NOTICE.'
P
Netico•le hereby given to all persons inter
ested, that the following trust ACCOUII to have boon
flied to the Prothonntary'a Mitre for examination,
and will ho presented to the Court of Common
Pleas of Cumberland County for confirmation on
Wednesday, the 25thlday of, August, 18119, viz:
1. The first and final account of J. S. Boyer, corn.
mitteo of Cathirin• &broil. a lunatic.
2. The firstand final account of Joh n Stiller, com
mittal, of Nancy Drown awell, lunatic.
• . J. P. BRINDLE,- -
2:3j91y
,4t Prothonotary.
FLECTION NOTICE.
. at. I ° .ll. l°,l :bl n g u 4 d e l : g th c aVt6 C e . an u neat'TeVio ° n %;
officer. of the,arlielo Sending cad Loan Afreiti
lion to eer•• for the •nening year. will be held on
SaturdnY the 4th day of September, 1869, at the
Arbitration Chamber In the Court Mute In the
born' of Carlisle, between the haute of 6 and 10
P. M. hy Order of the Beard.
C. P. Land RlOll,
President.
OTICE.
•
N.. . . _ _
30augte
Aug 0-3 t
Notice to hereby gisen that an election will beheld
on Monday, September 0th,111139, between the hour.
of 10 A. M , end 4 P. N , at the office of the Cornpiny
In Carlisle, for the purpose of electing'l3 Dliectors of
the Cumberland Val'ey Mutual , protactlon Company
of Cumberland county, Pa., to.servefor the ensuing
By order of the Boa,
Aug. &Bt. JOHN T. GR EEN, See'y.
CARD
Office C. V. M. P. Co.,
Corll•le. August 11, 1869. f
Take notice that at a meeting of •he Directors of
tho Cumberland Valley Mutual Protein lon Company
of Carlisle, Pa., held on the 29th day of July, A. D.,
1869, the fall wing proceedings wen had, viz
Witenne, thalosses of tide company by fire hare
exceeded the rocoipta of the same to a .considemblo
amount, Therefore an motion -
Resolved, that a%e assessment of Five por rent., bo
levied on all premium notes belonging to this nom.
pony. and in forco on the first day of Jima last.
Unanimously agreed to
ATTEhI—JOLIN T. GREEN, Sooty.
13Aug!lt
PROLANCATION
.WHEREAS, the Hoe. JAMES H.
GRAHAM, Preskiptt Judge of the "Tarsi
Courts of Common Pleas of the counties of °timber•
land.,Parry, and Juniata, and Justice of the several
Courts ofOyor and Terminer and General Jail Dolly:
ery in said counties, and fions.,Thos. P. Blair and
Hugh Stuart. J udges of the Courts of Oyer and Tarmi.
nee and Jail Delivery_for_ theiriaLefall-capital-and
- RherTrilketell - 3, in 'he said county of Cumberland,
by their precept tr .ne directed, dated 'lint April,
1869 havnorderou the Court of Oyer and Torminor,
nod General Jail delivery to be holden at Carlisle,
on the Ith Monday of August, 1869, being the 23rd
day, et 10 o'clock in the forenoon
NOTICE to hureby giventeibe Coroner, Jostlees of
the Peace, and Constables of the said county of Cum.
holland that they are by the said precepts command
ed tb be then' and there In their proper persons, with
their rolls, records. and Inquisitions examinations,
and all Maier rem , mbrances, to do those things which
to their offices appertain to be done; and all those
that are hound by remgnixances, to prosecute
against the prisoners that are or thou shall be in
Abe JailnPsaid-county,-are to-be there to progeente
,them as shall be just.
July 23, toG2I-4,4,
SHERIFF' SSALES.
virLun of sundry write_ of Vendltionihones
and Le•nri Facing, issued out - of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cumberind county, sturto.rue. di
meted, I will expoo to - Public Sale, at the Court
Uoune, lo the borough of Carlisle, on Fridny, Au
gust 20,1860 at 10 o'clock, A. M., the follesrlog de
scribed real estate, to wit:
A lot of around rituate in Shiremanstown, Loasr
Allan township; Cumberland county, Pa., hounded
on the North by Mum street, on tbo Bast by
John Stoner's heirs, on the South by Hoary Zear—
Fg, and on the West by Charles Zelg nor. contain.
log one acre, more or lens, having thoron erected a
two-story Log and Plastered Swelling-house, stable,
blacksmith shop, wood shop and other outbuild
ings. Pelted and taken in execution mithe pfOper
ty of Christian Stoner.
Also, to lot of ground situate In the Borough of
Newville. Cumberland county, Pa.. bounded on the
North by Main street, on the East by Methodist
church lot, on the South by an Alley, and on the
We , t hyleatio Fr, mire, containing 70 foot front by
180 feet in depth, more or lees, (being lot No. 670
and 10 foot in breadth of lot No 61.1 In the general
plan of mid borough, having thereon erected a two
story log house, weatherWardod, with lack build
ing and frame ebor attached, 'brick wash-bongo,
and 01-tern, and ether improvements. Seised and
taken.in execution as the property ofJ. h. Ferree.
Also, at, act of land situate in Middlesex town.
ship, Cumberland county, Pa., (km", as the Car
lisle Springs proporty.dcoutalning twenty-sic Ascoo
more or loss, and bounded as follows the East
and South by land of David' Common, on the West
by land of William Ilenwood, James Clark and
Michael Diller, and en the North by z .land of Benj.
Kent, having thereon erected a large two story
tram,' house, frame barn, ten-pin alley, bath houses,
and other outehousos. •
Also, all that cortaln tract of land oltuated In the
oho esaid township ordliddteelx, Cumberland coon•
to bounded by lands of Hobert Clark'. heirs, Wm.
Helmond and ethers containing 17 Acre. and 40
pc,hoe, be the name more • or less. tioload and
taken In execution as - the property of N. W. Woods
and Caroline A. 00 node, hi. wife, and Wm. G.
Thompeon, torte tenant. .
Also, all that certain building located on a Int or
piece of ground situated In Shiremanstown Lower
Allen township, Cumberland county, adjoining
Jonathan Ilalaley on the S tit, on tho Sixth by
t.econd or Green street, on the West by an, alley,
and on the North by an alloy, being a frame and
plastered huuse, twenty foot in front. and twenty
els feet it. op, with a back building at ached: the
main building beingtwc,stories high, and the kitch
en onostory and n-half high. teemed and taken In
execution as the property of Samuel bit roman.
Also, all that 'one-and u-half story frame mes•
sump and tenement, situated on the south side of
Or, on streetc In 'be borough of Meeltanickburg,
Cumberland county, . containing Inaneeo foot -tour
lochs, Itt flout on Green street, and loarteen feet
four Inches .in depth, Launded on the East .)y Int of
Joseph Ready, on the South by au alley. op the West
by lot of Jacob Denson, and on the North by Groan
street. .-elsed and taken In- executieulta the prop
erty ot . hterth Evatts.
Also, a two story frame dielling boos, with It one
oloxry back building, the main house being 241,ftt,
front by 10 teat deep, and the back building being
too foe kquare; being lueated one lot or piece - we
ground situated oietho east side or York street, WI
thu borough oi eleclinicsburg, bounded and de.',
scribed as lullows:—On the koutk by George Slot- 1
howur,,on the East by ay alloy, on the North by.
:swine!' ritainbnisgb, and on the West by York St.,
containing 31 foot;'niore or lose in front by 1113 feet
deep. SOT anti taken in execution as the prop
erty ut btarnbaugh, eruct, Jto.
Also, rill ;that 'two storied brick Wiling, - with
brick kitchen or back building thereto tautened, 10. '
anted on n lot or piece of ground In COM.;
[who'd county, Pa.. bounded and douollb des ibi
-IWe •lk the _West-by -Slat struck .uu 'the
Tea - by Coos . Shafiley, on ihe South by Joseph
Sterner, and on the knot by Joeopti 1, Sterner ;
,the
front building being about lb' net In front ton 'said
East. street, and about 20 feet I t ri depth, and the
back building being about 0 feet 1p width, and about
16 feet in depth,and being, thy building 'furthest
south ou said lot..
Alou, qll that certain two storied brick, kitchen
or Loci( bullulog, Otto eto attached located on a 100
or piece of grquqd,in Oarihio, Ontutiorland coteilty,
Ea.. bounded and described no follows, via :—On tho
W.:O 4y Eaot street, on tliu ?.b.rth, by 't hoe. Shop
ley, on tho South by Jos. L. Bk-roor, and on tbu
I:ast. by JIM L. Sterner, thu front building ,b. log
about 16 foot front' on mild East otroot, and about
211 foot In depth, and tits book building about 0 foot
width, and about id foot In depth, and being tea
building adibibting Ike building fartLeat inutit on
maid lot on tae north.
Also, all that cqtaln two-stprled brick brilldiBg,
'with brick • liltcbeik or back building thekuto aF
tubed, located on a lot or Piece Of ground In Oar.
liele, Ouniberland county, Pa., bounded and de-
Scribed an Wilows,,vin:—On tie, .Wort by frbiot street. -
on thu North by Ohio. Shipley, on the South by
Joe. LAterner, end on the East by Joseph L. Step.
ner, the Irdbt bulluing ,being about 15 leak in front
on said East itreet; and about .90 fen in depth and
the •aok building being 9 lentil' wigth an 9 abbot 16
feet in depth, anfteluELthe building auloinlnellui
building farthest nortn 'On sitiClot. on the south:
Beisod end taken in execution as , the property of
John Darr and. Atin Diary Darr, owner, die and to
be sold'brine. JOS.IL - 1
Sheriff.
•Bberlß4 0014 Carlisle, July 20, 1060. •
OONDITIOMI il4ll/4 of MO or over, $5O will
be reqUlree to be Old when the property to atrlokon
off cud $25 on all solos under $6OO. '
loJuly re,
. lntnraNxliz • "
*HITE ..LEAD,' ZINC,
• AND COLOR ivoßg.s.
We trisinufmttrio bhomicallr:PureOA.lMONATll
Atip ` ,...ktatiufactireere, ,IcoPortia's and Dealrma In.
all grades and qualities of LirAD and ziNp PAINTS;
comma, • •
Sure ktinufsetur, tie of the celebrated Yermenent
,131.1tiAN tUtl N nlth more prllllauoy r , Brautlinb
ghetto of Odlor, and. Durability, than auy
other Green In the market. , :
'• Also, Soleltirilifichitors,ol ANIL .4 Mk Celebra
ted JAPAN PRYER, very thiu, light to color, bee
'l4 sediment, and very strong. „.
~ D matarsals° In. 01le, Turpo‘pqrie. Var!:q.hoo,
MoKNIGEtTa'OO., . •
liannyeetureil,,ltno.brtii4lkpB 'lB4lbit
TWiNTILIDEOAD'AMY ItAOB 8 re,
1111"11"Iiia/
1 86 uir/30 ' .
A. - L. SPONSLER'S COL UNN
SPO.NSLga,
}teal Estate Agent, Scrivener, Conveyancer Inuit.
also and 'Malta Agent.; Mite Main Street Neat
Centro B Ware. -
VOR.R.I?iNT.A 'Store 'Room and
"Cnllar;On,West Streeit,Thottieen Pomfret, and
and South Street, lo the Borough, of Clorllalu,
nicely fitted iolth'Sholving, Drawre end Couit 7
der. - -Well putted "fora" Briicery Store, — and In
good locatloo. Apply to
• 0. P. 1113BIRICM,
Adm'e. 0. T. 0.
28. West Main St.. Carlisle
29Jan 09
- VOR RENT.—A... large. .tliro-story
L' Brick DWRLLINO HOUSE, with a y comma.
Alone Daok Building with a full Lot of Grout:id and
Stabling in the roar, altuated on East'street be.
tween Main and Loather streets ,Clll.llBle, late the
residence of Jonoph BDross, deed. Apply to
• .• A.Z. BPONSLER,
Real Estate Agent.
•
..ALUA BLE' VA.RM in 'Perry Co,
V• AT PRIVATE, BALE. •
Situate In Carroll 'township 9 miles north of
Carlisle, 4 miles north' of Carlisle Springs and 1
miles vast of Dungannon, adjoining lands, or T.
Elheafor, Nancy Cling and others.containitig. 110
ACRES. now' owned by Levi Leeds, Op agree of
which Are oleared, in a high state ot.enitivatlon
and under good fonee'and the residue covered with
thriving timber. A nevor•fallicg stream of water
rune through tho farm and plenty of limo within
J. P. RAABLIM, '
Cash ler
The improvements are, twolitOry, Log ls Weather•
bonrEled noun+, Large Barn and Spring Holum with
excellent - water. School • House end Ohurch at •
convenient distance. Apply to
230ct-68
VALUABLE PRIVATE= RESI
DENCE FOB-SALE.
Situate on South Hanover street, Carlisle now
owned and occupied by i dea. .Washroood, late
,- the
property of Benedict - Law.' The lot fronts oh Han
over at., 90 feet, and extends back the same width
240 feet to an alley. The Improvements are a large
two.atUry FRAME IIOUSI4, with Verandah in front,
'containing Double.Parlers, Hall, Chamber, Dining
room and Kitchen on lower floor and air Chambers.
and lleth.room 'on the 2nd etol.y. One and water
have been introduced. There is a large Stable and
Canine Hence at the toot of the lot. The lot is
well studded' with ornamental trees and shrubbery,
besides fruit of almost every description and Grapes
of the most choice aelection in auundance.
Enquire of A. L. SPONSLEK,
Real Estate Agent.
230ct468
ti.IGPILY IMPROVED FARM
IN ADAMS 00UNTY AT PRIVATE SALE.
Hooted on the Oonavreign Creek - 3 miles from
Hanover on the high road, ihd on the Railroad
tending from Danbver to Littlestown, adjoining,
whet was formerly knosin as the Kittemiller Mill
property, containing, .
171 Acres of Limestone Land,'
clearedlint about 80 Acres, whichare covered
ehith heavy White Oak Timber.
The iMprovemcnte are extensive, and consiet, Yin
A LARGE TWO STORY BRICK
MANSION HOUSE,.
00 feet in length and 45 „in breath, containing a
Hall and Eleven Large Rooms, all newly papered
and painted, a piazza running along the entire
front, and cellar' under the. whole house, and an
excellent well of water .near the kitchen door.
The out buildings belonging to the above consist
of a large Carriage House, Wood and Coal House,
Hog Pen, thick Smoke House, Poultry House,
Wash House, all now except the latter. , The
garden Is large and highly cultivated, containing
hot beds with glazed sash. The groUnds around
the house are adorned with shrubbery and stud.
dod with many choice fruit and ornamental trees,
adjoining which Is a Ono apple orchard, neat
nearly new 00 feet by 60 with Wagon Abed and
Corn Cr ibrotached, and a never falling Well of
Weter in the Barn-yard, also ,
30 by 20 feet containing seven roornsi. the out
buildingeto fiame consisting of a Wash House,
Bloke van ; Hog Pan, ,tc., a Pump at-the door an d
an excellent garden..
This property presents superior advantages, the
location being eligible and the land of the bee
- qualltrof - limestone, -- woll - watered - atitt lbe - atm
having access to water from every field, a great
portion of the land has been recently limed, the
fence. in good condition and all the corn ground
nod port ofthe oats ground ploughed for the com
ing Spring. Thero.is a . Grist Mlli. Blacksmith
Shop and School House within a short distance
of the buildings,
The property having been purchased by
a gentleman from Baltimore whir after fitting It
up at gloat expecte:ls now desirous or returning
to the city, will be disposed of at an extrendy low
figure, and upon reasonablb terms. Enquire of
0 - - L..SPOBBLER,
Real Estate Agent, Carpels , Pa'.
Mae 08.
•
(IRE BANK FOR SALE.—A rich
". deposit of the best quality IlermAtite Ore,
yielding be per cent. coloprislog about le ACRES,
located In Monroe township, about 2 miles from 'ha
Iron Works of C. W. & D. V. Ahl, on the south aide
of the Yellow Breeches creel:. There is s stream of
water running through the tract aufficient for
washing the ore and furnishing water power be
sides. A - pertlon of the bank is under a lease and
will be sob:11911)Oct thereto.. The balance Is uniti
itimbeitid.
SOS. C. TROMPSON,
Sheriff.
Pearons desirlous of viewing the flank cosy call
upon - Oaorge W. Leiiiich, at "Leidich's mill," for
manly known as Bricker's- - millrifonroe township
Cumbetland county, or upon
30June GO
IVOR. SALE.
, .
Prlvato Residence situate on South Hanover St.,
Carlisle, nearly opposite Early's liot.l, owned by
James Bent., • The lot contains 100 fo.t in front run.
sing back 210 feet, and being 70 feet 111 breadth at the
rear. Tho buildings are nearly new and in excellent
Order, comprising a cOmmodious
TWO-STORY BRICK FRONT :BUILDING,
with a large Two• Story Brick Back Building attach.
ed, containing all the nodorn improvement. Inciud•
log gaa.and water. The location of this property la
one of the most eligihle in the town, and will ho oie.
posed of on favorable term,. For terms and further
particulars enquire of
ME
FOR SALE
A Private Residence situate on South Remover St.
Carlisle. nearly roposite Berly's,llotel owned by
James Bents. The lot contains 106 Nor In. front
running bash 210 Wet, and being 70 fent in bra dth
at the rear. The buildings aro nearly new and In
excerileut order, comprising - a commodious
IR - lI:STORY BRICK FRONT BUILDING
with a Largo Two Stoly Brick Bock Bonding attach
ed containing all the modern Improvemonts Inclu
ding Bee and water. The locatlon of this property
le,ono of the moot ollgtoie In the town, and will by
dlepoeed of no favorable term. For terms and rury
thor particulern emiulro of r
ME
rALUABLXYPARM AT PM
YAM: SA h
Situate on the South-side of the Yellow Breeches
creek In Monroe township, about %mile But of
Aid's, Iron Works, containing 70 Acres, all cleared
but shout 2 Acres which _a re covered with good tim
ber. The Improvements urn a romnwdlous two-story
FRAME HOUSE, with Convenient out buildin s.
Large BANK 'BARN with" Wagon Shed and Corn
Cribs attaehe,l. A' choice Apple Orchard In good
bearing order, together with Peaches, Penis, Chem.
and (Bane,. in abundance and an excellent and never
failing well of Water at the door. The land in in a high
state of - cultivation. under good fence and the dap
provernents In good order. The location la a desira
ble ono, being near a church, mill and w haul I,ose.
-"Una sold at pr.vale tale before the 25th day of-
SePtember nest the farm will he offered at pubild
Salo on that day. Persons desirous of viewing the
promises may call upon Goo, IV. Leldich at ',hitch's
mill. la Afon roe township, • '
For terms Ac. apply to
'A. L. SPONSLER,
13. Aug GO ' • , Real Estate ._Agent.
FRESH GROCERIES!
Alproya to bo had at the
O , tIEAP
NO. BB EAST POMFRET STREET
And why aro they itlways fresh? Because we cull
n great amount of them, and sell them low. There.
fore, turn our stock often, and consequently our
goods must bo fresh... , •
Yon will nail everything you wluh in.tile Way of
GROCERIES, •
QUEENS WAItE, ._ •
GLASSWARE, ' • .
• WILLOW and •
CEDAR WARE, '
STONE. And..
• ()Romani
WARE,
Dried
Pb
Beef, •D e
mia,
• •
Balogh)°,
Boor, ' „
Ton Puss,
Biscuits and ()rockers bf story description,
Pickled, . • _
Spiced and
• •
Fresh Oysters
' ' Sardines,
, •
~&n Ilil Pinklos,
' N Lemon Syrups,i4c.; amino end to
. ,
It le ueolase to mention them come and Be, for your
'elven ; and parents if it , don't Cult you to .
cope, loud 3 oun children, as they • •••
will bo dealt with the flame
care t'e if you were
, • hero ybureelf. •- • : •
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken hi exabango fay; goOds, or
GEO. B. HOFEMAiki'g SONS.
No. 88 EAST PSAITIiST BTItNET;
0,04411,/:, PA
Augunt 60
... . . ,
.
lioroi.—lisving trsehterred thi entire Pi...,
the eroceq twill:wee to my Sme .tle.. ' • '
me ere,tequested. to, eettle with
Beneath gurope : '' :-'- .' - '
, blress essp iA ,^
Its o. , natits '
iti'
stimulant.
A. L. SPORBLER;
Real Estate Agent
A. L. SE ; ONBLEII,
Real &state Agent
A LARGE BANK BARN
A N,.,yv TENANT HOUSE,
A. L. BPONSLEB.,
Es - al Estate Agost o Carlisle
A. L. SPoNSLER,
itedl MINA.> Agen
A. L. SPONSLER,
Real Estate Agent
FRESH - GROCERIES 1
NOTIONS,
ALL RINDS ON
=I
El
r,MMM
ynUBLIO SALE OF VALUABL
REAL ESTATE.
Q -,Tua4:y, September 14th; 1869
Tge -inthecriber will offer at -Public- Salo, ori• the
- prertmlet sltytttffltfaltddlesox towns*, Cumberlond
ropotk, about 23i' miles East of Carlisleibistween the
' 'lnrtgati and Poor Homo road, (and adjoining lands
of Jacob Kntz, Jesse, Auld, John Oledfolter
Andrhwllormar,)thefollowirtg_vgluablo Real Estate,
.• ' ' -•- .
A ,treat Of latd containing . 69 Acres 613,1110 Porches,
strict magpie; having thereon erected a doubt° T‘fo•
ittal W_EATEIEBBOARDED DWELLING HOUSE,
with Wash House, Camino Homo, Hog Pon, hod all
necessary outbuildings
A Largo - Stone BANK BARN, with Corn" Crib,
Wagon Shed and Home Power Shed,- The I,otort
lair'floWithroligh tho root of tho barn yard.
Thar ii also h•nevonfalling Spring of 'Fresh Water
rb es it few paces from the honed Thorn is a hue
Apple Orchard attached to the estate. with a vales.
blo colloetlon , of grafted Peach, Cherry • and Pear
Trees, and a fine arbor of Isabella. Grapes
The land la of the best quality of Limostona in the
county, and under. a bllgh.ntate re cultivation. - Tho
,fencing la in g od condition, nearly all post and rail.
Salo commenco eel- o'clock, P. et., of sold day,
when attendance will ',be givsz . , and terms made
sknnwn by
1-', o l,lAug is DAVID'
- HUT&
, .
'Ort/BLTO'SALE Ol i VALUABLE
- - REAL — ESTATE.
On Thursday, September i 23d, 1869.
VIII b.. 3.1.1 at Public Salo. on the preinkes situ.
ate in Penn twp., Cumberland, Co., About two miles_
Bout ~ .west of Centreville and elk tulles South of
Nowvllle, ih the lino Road. The following describ•
ad real estate t lko property of tho tato Samuel Long, er
No. 1. The MANSION FARM coneiating .ot 122
Acres and; 120 Perches of first clone land about 0
Acros of which aro cover -d with excellent timber
Tho - linprovembolkia7e a large 11RICK'DWELLING
HOUSE, good Wash Douse, good Bank Barn, 72 by
62 foot, Wagon Shed, Carriago Rome, Corn Cribs
Hog Point:id all necessary outbuildinge A never.
falling well of Water near tho door, and a Cistern at
house and barn. A young Orchard, In good bearing
order
N0;.2. 'A tract of-land,eonsietlng of 28 Acres - And
120 Perchem on Whietrtlpt thiprovements aro a LnO
WEATI3ER HOARDED HOUSE; good Ilarn, Wagon
Sited, Carrisgo Rouse. Corn Cribs and other nem.
nary out.bn Wings. Them is also a good SAW Bubb
on this property. Tho Yellow Breechee Creek inns
through this property. The tract will be divided
and sold in two- pmts or pogother to suit purchnsere.
No 8 Consists of a trait of good land covered - with
excellent Chestnut, Oak and-Pine timber, adjoins the
Mansion Faml and c•mtaina 11 Acres.
No 4 Also adjoins the Mansion Ko . sn and consists
of 6 Acres tied 70 Percho• of first chum wood Land:
No 6 Adjoins No .4 al.drontaine 4 Acres and 120
vordiee.: It le the bosh of Timber Laed. .
No. tl Adjoins the aboio tract, of a similar quality
of timber and contains 6 Acres and 90 Porches.
No 7 Also adjoins No. 6 and containe'll Acres and
91 Perches. Timber excellent.
No. 8, Lies a abort distance from the above tracts.
There are 16 Ames of the best Wood Land.
Nu. 9. Is mountain' Land situate % of a mile from
the Makkelon Farm. It Is covered wl.ll good young
Chestnut. It contains 12 Acres and lilt Perch. n.
No. II Adjoins the aboto tract and has 12 Acres
and 61 Perches
No 1 11 Adjoins No. 10 and contains 12 Acres and
107 Perches
No 12 adjoins abovo tract. There aro In it 12
Aces and 120 Perches.
- Any information respecting the abnvO prnporty
can be had by culling on Mane Long who resides on
the promisee or by addressing him at Walnut bottom
Pa
Salo to commence at'lo o'clock, A. lit., on said day
when terms will be made known by
MARTIN LONG
CONRAD LONG,
SANDED LONG, Jr.,
• JAldill LONG
Att'ye for helm of Samuel Long. Sr.
AWLancestor Examiner please copy and send bill
to this office.
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'REAL ESTATE.
WO. ACRE LOT AT PRIVATE
BALE. The subscriber Otters at private Sale
t at .lalnable Rolfe° and Lot of ground situated In
Lower Dickinson, on the, Turnpike leading from
C141 . 110° to_Tibipoensiourg and adjiiining landwilenry
Paul and Geo. G. Diivldfon; 5 ,tniles West, of Cat
lisle, containing TWO ACRES.' Tho linproVeinants
are Twa..story WHATIIC ItIiORDHO 110115 E, filled
in with brick, GOOD 91'A H t, 0, excellent consisting
of Apples,,Peaches and Cherrio, . •
,For terms and "other particulars apply on tho
proullses. .10115 gOIII,Y.
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1 . X U TOR'S SA LE OPVA L-
Yl. UABLE REAL ESTATE.,
Septemberl7l/c, 1867.
•
Will be sold at public sale,'at the residence of
,the late George Hoover, deed., In Fri Maori! town- •
ship, Cumberland county, the following hoot lin
. fate; to wit:
1. Thep Manelon Farm of George Hoover,
'situated about one-half- mile- south -went of the
/trick Church In said township, containing about'-'
117 'ACREd of good slate and gravel land, in a high
state of cultivation. the linprdvemonts are a Iwo- I
story FRAME HOUSE with'a pump of never.faLl.
,Ing water at the door, it Frame Bank Earn with a
well of water In the yard fur stock purposes, al?,
ottuir convonient outbuildings all Ina good 'data r
repair, Thera Is nine, on thin farm Orehsrd of
choice Fruit Trees, consisting - of Apples, Elu'lna,-
Pencil., Cherries, he., and tine - gram!,
Thin land has been 'limed and is uudiw good
fence, a large part post auu rail. There - is about lb
Acres of Timber Land on the tarm:
2, Also,"Sbout.24 Acres of Mountain Land, well',
timbered with Chestnutand other wood.- This—
tract lien about two (2) miles went of llionerville,
In the same towns:llp and will be sold In parcels or
together an may best suit purchasers.
Tempos wishing to look at them proper Gen before
day of sale can do so by calling upon 'Satinet
Mohler, open the farm or upon the executor.
Sale to commence it 11 o'clock, on said day,
attendanoe will lie given and tornin made known my
SAMUEL DfLLER,
Executor of Goo. Hoover; dee'd.
30 July is
VALUABLE TOWN PROPER
TY AT PRIVATE SALE.
The subscribe, offer!, at Privies Sale, the MOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND, now occupied by him, and
also the adjoining earant lot. Tho house Is 27 by
SO feet, two.and a.half stories high, anthills dine
room,. hoildes tho kitchen, and ban In It all the
modern Improvemonts and conveniences, to- wit F
rWO Latrobe Stoves. a !tango, hot and cold Water,
Bath Tubs. Water Closets, pormanent Wash Stands,
and Gas throughout tho house, with approprial o fix
tures,' o Too Lot has a front of 37 foot 9 inchee
and extends to Liberty alley, tho same depth'
as.the house lot; has on it a Cistern; Smoke louse,
and small Steblo. Both lots.are filled with chides
Shrubborry, Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
The properties will ho sold together or soparatoty
as purchasers may desire. Terms liberal.
23jul b 9 tr ' LEMUEL TODD.
VALUABLE HOTEL Property
A'r PRIVATE SALE,OR•EXCIRANO FOR A FARM
The subscriber offers n t pi site gala the well known
hotel stood. al Newvllle, IN, known as tho
L 0 El A N, H 0 Tr S E
IThe let (upon which the 'total stands) cnntains 67
by 100 blot', and In addition thereto will be sold en
°sentient GARDEN containing 65 by 180 feet.
The house Is large and substantially built ofslone
containing S sleeping apartments. good Bar-room
Dlnlng.room, Prrinr,Kitchen and oil modern enliven
tenons. A. good Well of Water at the door,
EXCELLENT STABLING
for forty horses, Ice House, Wood - House, Smoke
douse and all necessary out-buildings.
The Logan house Is widely and favorably known
and is largely patronized. It has been quite recently
renovated and repaired throughout.
Terms to suit the purchaser
For further pArtleulare, apply' to the embseriber,to
I. hie absence to Peter A.Ahl, at NOwYttle, Pa.,
JOS. A. WOOPBUItN. •
EMU
VALUABLE RE/L ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber wishing to rellnquinfsh farming,
offors nt prlYtte eels tam Valuable I,IItIESTONE
PA MIS, situated in Monroe lott - 1 , 14 between the
York road and the road leading to Bolling Springs,
a short mile from Church town nod 1% miles front
Rollins Spring..
- No - I — Containa tilinut 75 ACRES. more or oTless,
of excellent I.lme.tone.land_ln a.high.stato of cud-
Ovation. The itnprovemvnts aro a u0..11 two-story
_Farm House with Wnvh Roust. and other Outbuild
ings. Also, an excellent, now Tenant House and
a largo Bank Barn with wagon sheds, corn cribs and
other necessary outbuildings.
This farm has two splendid springs of running
wnterfrom which every field might easily be sup- •
pliel, These springs . food two splendid trout ponds.
Th-re Is alsow - rond - Otchard of choice Fruit, such
as Apples, Pears. Peaches, Cherrivs. to.
No. 2. Contains about 70 ACRES of excellent
Limestone Land In Drat-rato order. The improve.,A ,
amts aro n double two-story WE tl'llEit 80, It DOD
..liflUßß, with kitchen, Lake hone', ke. A frame
Barn recently repaired, with wagon thud, corn cribs
and other ouLbuldings attached
An excellent Apply Orchard with a largo quantity
of Cherries and other choice traits around the build
ings. Good well of water and a large - cistern at the
HOLM -
If iletdrabliva tract of wOodland for each place is
offered."
Persons wishing to view these. properties csn do
so liy calling on the subscriber residing on the road
leading from Churchtown to Bolling Springs about
_one nillo:Esint of the latter place, or upon Wm. 11.
Lutz living close by. .10.1 IN LUTZ.
°Aug CY tf
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VAL
UABLE REAL ESTATE. ,
On Tuesday, September 21st, 1869:
Tho subscriber, °aerator of the last will and .tec
tament of Jacob Burkholder, dee'd., will soil on tin,
lpremises 00 the abovo day at Ole oak, the fol
owing valuable (teal Estate situated in Smith
Middleton township, Cumberland county, on the
York road, about 5 milus South of Carlisle, within
100 yards of tho South Mountain Railroad mud
about X of a echo East of the Baltimore turupikb.
No. 1 le a good LIMESTONE FARM containing if
Acres and 119 Perches, neat measurement, of first
quality Limestone Land, under is high state of cul
tivation. The Improvements on this tract consist
of a huge Twnstory Stone House, Shush
Smoke house, Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib,
Sc, A good Apple Ovehayd le upon thin tract. toners
In go d repair, a largo part post and rail., A- good
well of water near tho boner.
No. 2 contains 28 nor* and 20 Perch., of good
Bottom laud, having erected thereon two Ono Story
and a halt plastered Rousts, a two story Fulling SHP;
with "water right,' also belongs to this train.
No. 3 contains twenty-fonr acres and ninety one
perches of the very that quality of limestone land,
three acres of which aro covered with a good quality
of ttmhor.
These tracts will be offered singly or together as
may boat suit purchasers.
There will also be held at the same time and place
two tracts of Mountain land, the ono containing
twenty moven acres and 152 perches, through which
the Baltimme turuplkenassos, about ono mile south
of Mount Holly; the second tract contains four
acres and eighty two porchos: and is situated ationt
1 4 mile East of tho. now brick. taper NISI. Both
then,, tracts are wet' covered with 3ouug and th clu
ing chei-tn ut and all other kind of timber, especial•
ly the ill for tract of foursome, which is ono of the
very finest pieces of timber land ifijile South Mono
tale, the ground losing smooth-and easily accessi
ble.
Any person wishing to view either or those,prop
Cleo precious to the day f" sale can do so by call
g Nam J, 17, Plank, residing ou the farm.
:ale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day when
terms will bo mode known and attendance given by
8,1311.1r.L UILLASR, Sr. ILx.r.
Of Jacob Burkholder, deed.
t 0 Volunteer, Lencastor Examiner, Mechanics
burg Journal please copy. .g6-to
VALUABLE LIME 8T ON
FARM AT EXECUTOR'S SALE.
Friday Sep. 24, at 11 o'clock, A. it/.
bo trild at MB. Salo on tho preinkes lb 10
valuable Mini in Weat 'Penn:thorough to wusitte,
Cumberland county, being on the South Ohio of the
Conintorminot crOok, adjoining Plainljoid , being the
Manakin Farm, of Oa late Benjamin Longenecker,
.. .
This farm contalne 131 acres and 40 - perches, of
which thfra.le.about pre acres of Timber land. The
remainder of the tract Is all clear, well fended,
1
mooch pout and rail and boardein.l. in a 'alit state '
of cul Prathst,. Thin farm Is well know a and Is one
rof th most productive farina la the COll Et ty, and In
within onehalf mile of Good llope.%lllls ~ad about
1 mile fromOumberland ballot Railroad.
The Improvements are n Large Two Story Brick
Manolou House, a never falling well. of water, It
taro cave very trainable for domestic purposes and
a ;are° cistern.
'Large Storm_ Bank. Bark, Coiii Crib,_Cabe4it4o.ll o th..
Waggon Shod end other ont building. is good con
dition.
•
• There I. 41 " s S p ring of Water near the house
and barn.
There Is a largo and valuable orchard of about
eight ace 'of choke fruit, to wit : appioe , poarc,
pachalb
This farm la coarpalant to churchos• and seboubo
and.le in ovary respect a choice and desirable home- .
stead.. ' , .
Pomona alining. 'ilea this 'property van .11
-upon John - K.. Lougenecker on - the promisee, and
tonne will be made Bicarall Oirdartlf - 840 - b -- -
'JOUN B. LONOENBOKBR, -
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BAISUBI, Drul Lit Br. •' •
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. .
' • Ear's. Of Benjamin Longo:loam, deed.
Commodore Porter, Anetionoer. ,
.UrVolunteor and BaucaMer Bmarnjayr copy.
InigU-t.i.
puBLICI_ SALE_
On Saturday, September 251 b, 1869.
The undarsigned, iittorney In fact fn• tho Ili Ira of
Ilroliort Lind, lati of Ponn twp 01m:eased NI ill offoe Dr
public nal°, on tho pronilariii on the allovii duty, the
following desOil Ind float Estato : •
No.l. A trnot of •Landat Spring Mills:, Penn !mi.,
containing 14% Amos bounded ou the North by the -
Pine road, on the West by lauds of .Noah Cockloy,
mid on tho Most by tho Plod Grows road • Tho Ho.
proveniefits aro. n Two-etory PitA:Mll 110UsEl, a
Summer House, a Log Mato with Ninon shod nttituh. , •
ed; and other outbuildings.
No. 2. A tract of Mountain Land iu - saine
eirntaluining 68 Acres of cigar hood, to a high Auto r
of cultivation, boOntled on, the North by tler.l_Phip •
Grim road, stud ou the East by lands of 'John; {fire. '
moll nod othOrs. , . ;
No. 11. A •tract of Mountain Land, coverVil. With .
timber, adjoinlog the nhovo, and contatnifig
12 Apree. Thu several tracts wilt be sold separately
or 411 together, to suitpurchasers.. - • .
• Pala to commence at Spring Mills fatm at 10Welock
A: /11 whoa torms will no rondo known by • •
NO.III COCILL'OY, •
%tog fa Att'y in fact, for heirs of. itob4. Lind— '
VALUABLEREAL. STATE'
" AT PRIVATE SALt." •• s ;
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shbscribot residing in West PSeniboro town.','
this sonny . , otters - at ptivitte.sithi.tho following •
'valuable Real gstato: • " ' • • '
A'LIMESTONS FARM Minhining OS Arreirnua •
64 Perches, strict measure, situate on Onemberaburg '
tUrnpike 5 miles Writ therm
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