FOR THE -PentiiNTlArty
Monday morning last Sheriff Twoursox
took the two cony!. is Roar. MATJER,
and J.Amia Lula; the former sentenced
for seven years and the latter for one year
=EI
ENE
before their departure MATIMR handed
Ilris _Thom" (the Sheriff's Wife) a
letter of. which the tolluwing is a literal
copy
oAntisix Atio. 29
_,1889.
Deer Menton' : As I am about • to leave
this place, you will pardon the liberty
lam taking. I fool that it is my duty to
tender to you and all the members ofyour
family my heartfelt thanks for the kind
manner in which I have -been treated,
while an inmate of this prison. Allow me
also, to thank - you in behalf of my Mother,
with her -hope that you may never know
trouble. Believe me dear Madam rhave
not always been the I am now
supposed to be; but I might now be tilling
a respectable position in society, had I ta
ken the good advice of my friends. But
instead I must eke out the best years of my
life within the gloomy walls of the peniten
tiary. I - will say good-by and may God
bless and prosper you'and yours.
./L,ara Dear Madam
Very Respectfully
A. R. MATER& .
—o—
=I
I ETTIIa FROM ADAM TITUS...—
ADAM TITUB, the prisoner, now in jail
bore, awaiting the execution of the sen
tence of death passed upon him by Judge
GnAness, at the last term of Court, sends
to us the following letter which we give
to our readers without comment.
QARLISLE JAIL, Auo. 27, 1869.
To the . Eiiiors of CIS Carlisle Herald :
GENTLEMEN—WiII you please insert the
following.lines in your local column, and
receive the thanks of a doomed man. That
is all I have to offer (or the-present time.
.1' am very Respectfully
' Your Mumble Servant.
ADAM A. TITUB.
T. My Friends in Public : GENTLEMZ.N.
AND La.niza—l, knowing that my days
aro numbered, and that' they , are few and
'short, and firmly believing in the blood of
Jesus Christ, that through him God will
forgive my stns, and judge mo in the Spir
it for,thy sins committed in the flesh. And
heartily repenting my past life I desire to.
say to, and ask my friends to forgive me,
for any and all my misdeeds towards them
in deed or spirit As I hope to be forgiv
en by God, I earnestly pray you to forgive
me for all my great sins committed on this
earth: And to my enemies (if any I have)
I humbly beg for pardon from theth—and
freely forgive them myself. I desire when'
my end shall come; to feel at peace with
all men, so that I may meet my God; and
hear him say through Hie Son, Thy sins
are, forgiven thee. I .bring these few lines
' to a close, and bid all my friends a hearty
. farewell. lam my friends
Very Respectfully Yours.
- ADAM A. TITO&
BAS BALL.—On Saturday after
noon a friendly game of Base Ball was
played at the Garrison between the Rey-
stone Club of this place and a scrub nine
• composed of soldiers from D. troop sta
tionrd at that pok The batting of the,
soldiers was heavy but they were no match
—for-the fielding of the Loys, who won the
game as will beaaen from the following
score.
KILYSTONE
Barnitzoi. it B.
Hoffer, C.
Keller, P.
e Biirni,tz, E. 2nd B
' Common, R. F.
Brindle, 8d B.
Wetiel, S. S.
Filler, C. F.
Sipe, L..F.
total
Gamusox Soma
Seymour. P. .
Bercaw, C.
Williams, let B.
Wolatk, 2d - B.
Brant, 8d B.
Burry, L. F. .
- Orr, R. F.
Ellsworth, S. S.
Stuart, C. F.'
Total
Fly Catches, ICZYBTOICX. Keller 1. F.
Barnitz, 1. Brindle, 2. Wetzel, 1. Sipe,
1. Faller, 1. Total 7.
Fly Ditches, GAnarsort. Seymour, 2.
Welsh, 2. Total 4 Umpire, M. Thomp
son. Scorers. Keller and Hardy.
I=
Queer preparations with queer
names, are now-a-days compounded al
most without number, many unquestiona
bly worthies!, and many still worse, Abu.
lutely injurious. " The Mims is, we aro
convinced, an exception to either of these
categories. We have seen it fried and
know i► will do as .ree'ommended, restore
gray hair. to its original color and lustre.
and at the same time perform every func
tion of a perfect Pair dressing, which nei
ther injures the texture of the hair nor
colors tire linen or skin. For the purpose
dasikaatodove believe it to be the very
best preparation in use.—Fail Saginaw
Courier.
izzl
List of unclaimed I offers remaining
In the Post °taco at Carlisle, Pa., for thu
week ending September Ist 1869. -
A—Asking ; George W.'
R—Bittenbender, A. Brubaker, Lev!.
Brown, Daniel.
C—COrnman. George.
D—Daugherty, John. '
F—Fraunte, J. P. H. Fuller, Mee
•
nette.
H-4lardyi Miss Martha. Hardy, Miss
Martha J. Heck, Mrs. Hannah. Holla•
day, J. H.' Hettriek, jean. Hartman, C.
K—Kitchen, Charles B. Kamer,
„Mi
*heel. Klugh, J. R. •
L—Long, Rev. E. M.
• '21";-'Murphy, John. McCiedner, Rich
ard.-Martin, John A. Moree,.Rov. J. B.
McOuen, J. McGrath, Mrs. Annie. 2de
, .Brath Mrs. Jane.
' • 0-oagdeu, J. B.
R—Robert Samuel; Ruggles, George.
:limed, Jain. (farmer), ."
S—Simons, Mn,s George, Smith John
B. Stoner, II: K. Shaffer, Adam. Snyder, •
Mri. Kate M. St. Clair, Miss 0. 0. Shut!
ter, Mrs. Ellen 4.. Stitt, Mrs, Elizabeth.'
7 1 —Thumma,sChristien. .1,
17—Urban, George. 'Ulrich, Miss H..
V—Wolf, G: W.
r- -Yoys, George..
• MILD POD POISTAOI. -
E—Em'
aikaCk Mrs. Emma, Burlington,
•
County lows. '
d. Demmoinos, • '
•K. B*UM; P.
312CRRIED
.
, .
' 6911Rtitte-4 11 1 ; inwi . ItX. Xt Bidet Oleinsors
,L.
' 'l7 - • Le r a on ., • . New Yetk,'August Ord,
V hf „:- . i o r7"it:,; •li IN W S . ' i l if ' S;S h n ra ;3l .. 41 1 14:, f
dsuglii,:::. lot.
Webster of Watsew.
No ssri:',„. . ._
PPICIIMX-414RBITT..—On 'the lath nit" by
J. A. Oturroy, Mirk Charles P. P ttaar t 9 Mies (laths.
rice 13.11errett. of lists county. •
BRINNL7IIII,-Oi7ANK.—On .1 I, Elitift lith,, 160 C,
by theitev. li." it. Pleek„ATlnfield • eittuoisse to Itiss
.7ans X Stunk, both of this ootinty.: , .
• • 710ALI8TX6-;41111,14111ILT.,.—On Xa k tast 10, by
"tbsii9oxiii. Josob manit.ll, - ot 1 sec iutar - 000ity, to .
111witary A. Barnhill, ot this cOOl sty.
. . ,
DIED.
XATLlN—On'Aligast nit:, 'Willis, the youngest
mon "Tatectoo W. and Ellta AligolOmontbs.
11100.911tiNZT...16 . th10 roroush., on' t
widowAno of Ito:
ilets!M• John IdeClartooji to her 60th year.
111islAINX14-inl7ltitin township, ow the au Inst.
Ithr. Juob . Wegner, Air.' Aged 76 genre, tnenthe
iaIi•ONABNINIs DUNBNIOBB ' and CATARRH
4'104 Adtb itii4imost oravovi, 'by IsAaapi Yd.
ID,, tad lProtatoot o .:Thlstete V' the .HyttAll Xar (hit
iyid.iiVay),lnCts Mid teal Cove of Pmfirytininao2
,rarteirpertsiti,/(tOrminlibt I/eyßon;-uouao,) No.
805 Arab sipset, , ,,RNlA.: TuAlmoniVs coo b. sou,
..111 hi d dace: , TB* **intit fliitiby Ark futhod to'sc.•
• voin papy Wits fultrou i. am Ale boo . s 6 Awaits fa his
'Artiestal ogoi/IaserI64ININIOBBI4I... ,No
~WWII/4
064 fik 7 aadaitlost. • ' ,• • •
' : .
CAUTION
---- Nr.teirded - attcbasifin an Ci
Justly awakens competition, and owing . to defective
mental and moral structure, often begets onvy. Now
those are to be expected an d may be mot by energy
and determination; but not imfrequently the bounds
• Hogithasta !. [Ltd
scrupulous men stoop to use the patronage of others
to Blither their nefarious purposes. With , the aside•
taiMeof science, and by Moonset industry and bona.;
ty k in providing a
_potent remody,•Dr Steaver'a Old
itkandard Tonle Herb Bitters, have attained unparal
leled celebrity, having been beam the public for the
last thirty years. v . • ,
Wherever they hafeerifered the sick or complain
ing household, their effects have even 'Acceded ex-
pectation, and so far surprised eliwo have over claim..
ad for them by circular, card, or otherwise, that the
&bile confidence in the medicinal qualities of the
Bitterer le unbounded. We do not fear the campotb
Don of the empirical throng whomtteinpt to palm off
tamed'oe upon the people, which are not scientifically
compounded, and are - destitute of available qualities.
Their empiricism discovered in the end, and
the inefficloppy of their preparations found out. We
would rather be envied for merited emcees than dos
pined for failure, however ungenorom It may ho for
man either to envy or despise ; Against another and
a worse class of Indivldulls, we are forced to take ea
lion. We allude to those Who take advantage 'four
popularity, and attempt to 'gain - public favor and
confidence by counterfeiting the Old!. tandard Bitters,
barely imitating the label, or making other approach
es to its preparation Calculated to deceive, and as a
matter of course, in aelar as they succeed, to bring •
our excellent Tonic into disrepute. The public are
hereby .warned against all such imitations.. In
order to further protect oursolvem , and save the if
dieted from imp. sitlou eve have concluded to change
our Label so as ever hereafter to custom our inden
tidy, and keep the reputation of the Old Standard
intact.. We Incur great expense by ao doing. but the
end warranter the Meaner. The now label along with
the caption, directions and neat ornamentation will
present an excellent steel portrait of C. H. Kryder,
the senior member .of, the firm. - This will be the
badge of its genuineness, as well as a guarantee of
the quality of the Bitters. The label will be duly
copyrighted, and _thus placed beyond the reach of
counterfeiters. By no fault of ours shall the public
confidence over be abused or the reputation of the
"Old Standard" be allowed to suffer. None genuine
unless signed
KRYDER .&.. CO ,
• 121 North Third Streot,
PHILADELPHIA..
Sop 8,2 m
JARKETS
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET
Family F10ur....
Superfine d 0....
do RYE....
WHITE WHEAT
RED do
RYE • • .
CORN '
CLOVERSEF.D..
ITMOTHYSEED
VLA MED ....
BARLEY
General Produce Market.
' Carll.lu, July 20t1i,^2860.
Corruated Weekly by William {Vashmood
'BUTTEh 24 BACON SHOULDERS, 10
NODS, 20 BACON SIDES, 00
LAIRD, 20WHITE BEANS 3 15
TALLOW, 9 PARED PEACIIKA• 25
SOAP, SIM:PARED PEACHES 16
BEESWAX. " 30 DRIED APPLES, 3 2f.
3
R lION-41 AMS 18 RAO •
SPECIAL NOTICE
again rod u6ed In piles , both wholesale and retail
A large lut cf Fartory Cheese offered at quite re
duced prices. wholesale and re tell Also a large lot
of new Mackerel at the lowest market prices
*ld BLAIR A BOIT
P 8 A large assortment of Pruit Jar), Stoneware
ant Earthenware offered wholesale and retell at
Aulte.low pekes
3Sept 1889
0 R
6 3
8 4
2 6
2 6
4 2
8 8
WIRE RAILING#WIRE GUARDS, for Store
Nronti, Asyhtme r A -Iron Bedsteads, Wire Web.
binge for sheep and poultry yards, j3raes and Iron
wire cloth Sieve., Fenders, Bereft!, for coal, °rah.
sand, kr., Heavy Crimped Cloth for spark arresters
Landscape - Win - for Windows - 40., Pi - pei Makers
Wires, Ornamental Wire Works. Espy informs.
lion by addressing the manufacturers, St. WALKER
& SONS' No 11 North Sixth street Philadelphia.
12feb 69. y.
4 2
3 3
1 6
27 , 12
o x
-8 3
2 2
4 2
2 3
3 2
4 2
8 8
2 1
4 1
JACOB Bcturts--Deer Thaw, been 'afflicted
for the last ten years with the Itheumillans and
(lout. Your [littera was recommended to me. I
have weld It, and lem glad to .s It has effected a
perfect cure In a very short time. Therefore I re.
commend It to all persom afflicted with the some
disease.. • feonsider it the beet Cure In oie for any
deem. the human body Is subjected to.
E. Do 'MENG; Phlladelphlt. •
Alig•A "lend who bee traveled in Orrsoany, re
ports the following . incident, for which he *ouch.
During the summer, Dr. J. O. Ayer spent some
weeks at Dresden, In conference with the chemists
of Central Europe, where he wan heralded se the In
ventor of the world•renowned medicines that bear
his Mime, and innsldered one of the American en
27 19
!ebritles. While riding, one day, bin open tarring
fell in With the cortege of the King of dolour ~on
• drive from the review. The Doctor soon team •
the chief attraction, and received the marked et
Witten of the people, who were even more demon-
otrative In their sourteelee to him thud to the King
Minigolf, whom they ore re constantly. King John,
Yaenleg thin, wrapped his military cloak around
him and reclined upon his moat, whip our great
American me .icing 'man did the honors for the
royal retinnO, graciously bowing, hat In hand, on
on every aide, until weariog by his ex teseive condo
11COMIlOn to this old monarch's people.
Tna SLIUSAPAIULLA DIGGERS ior YUCATAN. Thim elm
gniar set of people ere decrended from the indent
Artrees of Southern Me:leo, and .1111 retain come
of the peculiarities which Stevens and sfreseott
gave of their ancestors. Dr. J. Q Ayer A Co., em
ploy • small army of them in digging Bareapariila
root. Provided with narrow spades, a coil of rope ,
and it bag of water, they are ready for the forest
where. the wild banana furnishes them with food
and thick-leaved trees their only shelter. Pew.°
those who find themselves rejuvenated by this pro
duct, know how much they aro indebted to the foil
of then humble laborers, who dig health fir Moui
andi of Dr. Aye?, patrons, while they sometimes
lose their own.--fltostois Commercial.
The lircetoklyn Life Insuranys Company of New York
desires to make arrangements with an experienced
Life Insurance Agent for Franklin and Cumtrerland
counties. All communications should be addreued to
SHELDON A FLOYD, Gem Agents,
July 18.21. 637 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa.
GRANT AND PROSPERITY
Buell:team revive. tinder tfie Om regime. Other
nen general tauten have, huwover, given a tremen
doua hopetorts to the male of
Christadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The chemlets bare come oat in two leading ■rian
tlto jonntals against the load and sulphur poisons
for the head (fir that le !Mr proper designation,)
with which the country is Infested, while, Dr. Chil
ton, the trot analytical chemist In America, annoan
cm to the world that .
otirlatadoro's Hair Dye le Utterly
Poisonlees.
and that he ha knows it to ba so, beeline, he bail
lyred It. OEIRII3TADORO'S II AIR filtlidliVATlVlC,
as a drenalog, acts like a charm on the Hair after
Dieing. Try It.
6Aug • •• .
The Greatest Discovery of the Age
THIS IS ADMITTED-TO BETTIIIIYA6T BY THE
Thotnands who are now wing Dr. Tot. Celebret
'el Yenetten Liniment. It has been Introduced mince
1 147; and no one pace trying It - Ds ever without It,
It will positively cure the 'undermentioned corn.
plaints, if need as directed:
Chronic Ilhenrnatleto, 'Bore Throat, Headache,
,Toothimbe, emir, Braises, Old Pores, Byelllngsy .
,Mosquito Bitrn, and pains in the Book, Chest or
' Limbs. Also taken Internally for Cholera, Dlairrnea,
Dyeenteryl Croup, Colic, Bea Sickness, Spasm', hr.
St to perfectly harmless to take internally. (See
,ath accompanyingg, each bottle.) It has never 1)41
ed to cure every case of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, sod
Croup, if need when Brat taken., Al!rays bevel - a
Cottl, In the lins, in reedinen, and you will never
regret it.
Price, Fifty Cants and One Dollar. Bold by the
Druireete and sloreke ere t u .at the United
Plates. Deaot,lo Part Place, New York.
Cies lm • -
TO CONSUMPTIVES
The Advertiser', having Melt ;pito red. to_ healt
Ira few weeks, by a very !imp!e remedy, aller'hat
leg suffered mayoral years with a severe Wog aged
ttor, - ,NI that dread diseaan,Consumption is anxious
to rash 'lowa to his filloveaufferere the Milano ci
cure.
To .11 who. demise it, he will mend a cops , of. the
pretVriptiou used (tree ofcharge), With the direction
for Vreperlug and using -Moslem; which they , will
_find. OMB CCDH FQII. COIirtiMOTION, AUTIlha
DUONONITIS, eto. The oldret of 'the advertiser - 1u
Bending ,the Prescription to benint the aillicied
endu to
pread inmation wh ich imoonceivee to be in.
valuable; arid he hoped . every 'ignorer will try his
remedy.as It 14111 mit them nothing and may prove
,e blessing.
Partial, wishing the :preeoription plena ad dean — . •
4 • •
• ty. EDWARD WILSON,
Bllllamiburg, Mari County Neer fork.. „
if5y7.69.17. • •
• BOY 011 NAP rojt • o Al3ll,—Three For eent,.,
' - dl etlea on all Cad °their ton and Over, delivered
la enr■ for the eash, No allovrouice when a oberpr
h Omar
at ' A: U. BLA.ULT.
Special to the Ladies.
Re are now selling out at easily rented primes I
all kingsor Bummer
,goods such 'ae, Orioadinee s
Ifernonnies, Hisgileh Minim LXIIIIII, Pereelles,llisr
,cola 01;itities ise. Now iii 4h. time to more gr at
bargains as wears determined to elms oat our
stock at univemallyjow.ratiok ;
tEIDIOII & MILLER.
gentleman who suffered' for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Deco)- and all the effect. of
youthful indiscretion, will for the cake of Buffering
humanity, somi free to all ache need IL the ficelpt
for
-.making the-simple remedy by which he was
Cured. AutYerera wlahlng to profit by the advertis
er's experienci can do so by addressing, In perfect
confidence, - JOHN D. OGDEN,
Oarll9 . le, August 19, 1669.
60
5 OU
IS 00
.1 IL;
.1 40
100 to
60 old
It gives me firasuro to certify that Mr. Selectee
Duran CDUDIAL In my opinion lo purely vegetable
r 4 Its constitution, .and an excellent tenic, being
harniless In its character, and not being an alcoholic
stimulant. BLit BTOOhTON, M. D.
• to • - -1 16.
lORN SHEDDERS, AND CIDER
NJ MILLS,
SALT
=ESIMIM!
PUBLIC SALE
On Saturday October 2nd ; 1869
18 Inside Belcher . Stella,
16 Butter Stalls, •-
15 Hone . * Btiiiiife
22 Angle - Stalls,
,• 29 Curb Stalls.
All Stalls sold for term of one year from October
Ist, 1869. - The purchtuier to conform to all the rules
and regulations which ars or may.be mode 14,. the
Town Council of th., borouTh of Carlis;e, concerning
the Market Uouse sod Markets of said Borough.
TERMS CASH. '
THEODORE CORNMAN, Treas
urer, In acrotint with the Carlisle Building
and Loan,Aseociatisn.
• .
To amt rocalrod fr - om Dec'ty on account,
of dues, toes, &c., from Aug. 22d 1868;
to August 23d 1869, both ltscludro. $20,599,40
OR.
By amte paid out botwaen.Aug, 22, 1868
and Aug 23, 1869, on 119 orders,
Aug 23, 186, to bal in hands et Trees', . 4513 74
The underslgned,'s committee appointed to audit
and Bottle the account of Theodore Comma, Treas
urer of the BAHIA.. Building and Loan Association,
teepee' fully report that we have examined the for
going account of the receipts, as well as the vouch
ers for payments and find the same correct, aid
that there is a balance in the bends of the Treseur-
er due the Acmehalo], of flee hundred end thirteen
dollars and Ne•lstity-four *sots. (613 74)
All of Which is rei.pecifully submitted.
August 26, 1869, TAW A. SMITH,
J. P. BIXI.P.R,
S. H. GOUI,D
Cominittee.
NE W GROCERY STORE
The subscriber having purchased Measeramlth'e
roller, on Pomfret,and Brolftrd streets, and erected
then ou a Store, has now opened with a New Stock
of well selected Frreh Groceries Ills stock will be
found to be complete In every particalar, and every
thins sold will be warranted as represented Ile
Lan on head and now ready for delivery Groceries
of •11.klnda,
A Bond assortment of NOTIONS. A specially made
on al) klndeof Balt Meat., such en
Ham, Shoulders, Sides, Dried Beef, &c
Dried,
Piekliid FRUITS
of all kinds, constantly on band
Goods sant to any„part of the town If dashed
Call and price for . yourself at No 46; Nast Pomfret
Strest. JOHN ONNDER.
Jflept 180941 m
TH i r, CAR.LISL - E - ACADEMY.
Englieh and Olaesteal School for young teen
and boys will be opened September 0, le Dents's
bnEding, on South Hanover Street.
. .
• Pupils Instructed in English, Classies t Mathematic,
Natural Selene°, Penmanship, ge.
fs designed to make thorough English scholars and
to prepare for (brittle Special utlehtlon wilt be,
given to Practical Arithmetic, Reading, kis:limb
PPenmanship, kc , that atudents may be well furnish
ed ter business life, and hero o good foundation for a.
more extended coin's° of study
• TUE GOVERNMENT'
will be adapted toyoung, penttsmos and those who
cannot ho treated thus will-not be Snowed to remain
with no.
. .
s divided into two.aisslons, beleig respectively Bap
ember 6th and January ad. _
let Scanlon, Comition English, - $lO,OO
•do Classics with Commbn English, 20,00
2d Session, Cominon English; . 22,00
dd Clunks with Common Biagilol., 30,00
VAG ATIONI3.—JuIy end August, ana from Christ
mas to tho Monday after Now lipar
BOARDING—PupiIs from abinad will find good
boarding in o private family at •rossonsble gates, and
'Will bewilder tho superrision of the Principal.
• .Addroes, IL W. STERRETT, A. 8., Po
CARLISLE.
I take great pleasure in commending Mr. R. W.
Bterrett, A. 11., ae a gentleman eminently qualified to.
leach. MY: confidence in him hi such, that I algal
commit my own eon to hio care. . . •
sop. 3,3 m
CUMBERLAND VALLEY. R. R.
011ANGID OB BOWLS.
Oil and after Thursday, September 2nd, ISSO,Tas.
Ranger. Trains will run daily, as follows, (Sundays
excepted):
ACCOMMODATION - TRAIN -leates —Harrisburg
8:00 A. w , Mechanicsburg 8:35, Carlisle 0:11, Newellle
0:40, ehippensburg 10:•20.0harnbereburg 10:44, Orson.
castle 11:10, arriving at llagorstown 11:40, A.
, MAIL ThAIN leaves Ilarrhiburg , 1:85, P.
chanlcaburg 2:07, Carlisle 2:40, Et:we'll. 1:16, Bhip
pensburg 3:45. Chambersburg 4:20, Greencastle 4:60,
•
arriving At lI n geratownls:os 8. .
•'i EXPRESS TRAIN leave s MarrlebOrg.4:22, P
,
Afechankiburg 4:67, cArllalo 0:27, Nowvllle2l:oo,.Ahtp
,POnsburg 8:27, ski/tit:2 at Ipunbersburg 11:55, P
A MIXED TRAIN leave/ Chamber/Am* 7:16, A 12
Greenwald 0:10; Arriving atilsgenitown 10:06, A M.
SAST, WARD I. • ,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 'saves Chatuberebrirt
s:4(lithipporisburg 'Mani llo• Mae, Carlisle
6:80 A is:
: MAIL TRAIN leaves ItageWitouin 0:80• Green.
eastio 0;05, Ohambarsuurg 0:45, Shippensbuti 10;15,
Newvilie 10:47, Caliphs' 11;25, Mechanicsburg , 11;56
arriving it Ilaniaburtgl2:l2, P
_ MRPRIIBB TRAIN leaves Hagerstown -12;00 sr,
areeicastio 12;28, Chamhorsburg .1:05, Nhippeneturg
2:10, Carpels 2:60, Mochanlcsburg 8:15,
'striving at llst'llsburg 8:60, P 11:
• A MIXED. TRAIN' loaves Itsgersiown 5:00 P
Greencastle 1:12, arriyini kt Chstubers'nirgikft. P
APiP. iteking slugs ronnvotions tit Rat liburg with
trans to abd (row Phtled4philt, Now Tork,Plttsburg
liellltuure and Watlpgtuß. '
' .0, N. mx, .Supt.
i Millviad aloe. kV. 1,1800. •
TO ZEMBOITAIIITS.'
Iva Are Arititi - 151 , 1.101 , 1111, By=
.GLOVEB, Please setid your Ortlf . lllmandlOrly:
Aug; • • doTLN a 00.
4y-DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and OATARIIII
sated with the utmost encase by J. Juice M. D.
and Profeesor of Disease' 'of the Eye and Ear in the
Medical 'allege of Pennryivamis, 12 years experience
(formerly of Leyden, UnDeod,) No. 806, Mat St.,
Phila. Testimonials can be mien at Ws office. The
medical faculty are incited to accompany their pn
tlents,ee he has no secrete In Malpractice. Artificial
eyes inserted without pain. No charge forWlemt
nation.
lgisine 68 ly.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
They remove - all bad accumulations from the.
bowels, and puri fy and Invigorate the system. All
whose health Is not perfect owe it to themselves to
take a few doses of lirandreth's Pills, because the,
seeds of decay aro constantly eradicated t y their
use, and the principle of life confirmed, thus Airing
•-vigorof.body and mind to a period when we have
been used-to are the faltering step and-the enfeebled
Intellect. •
.oenoral Pam, the distinguished liberator of V
nexuela, Rays he baR used th, m ae his only mod
eine for Shinty yeare 'o 'with the moat satielltetory
salts.
For Caallreneaa , Dyerpepala, and a Family ?dedleine
they aro unrivalled.
Daniel I. Tenney, Esq. A,tor House, Near York,
Cured by Drandrothbr Pale of Dyepopalsi and C ootlaeo.
nem, whoa nil other mane weal had tailed.
A gentleman. whose father died of consumption
at 30 years, was aloe attacked, when aboutX, by
the disease. Ile had cough, night meats; and
general debility. Doctors recommended cod liter
oil, but he wanted away, At last be determined to
use lirandrethie Pills. In two month. they hake
made him a sound man.
°Aug lm
FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES ON THE
Face, use PEARY'S COMODZNI AND PIMPLI
prepared only by Dr. B. C. Perry, 49 Bond St., New
York. Sold everywhere. The dyade supplied by
Wholesale Medleme Delany
9.4 prll 3m
'ERRORS OF YOUTH
No. 42 Cedar St, New York
May7.64.1y
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hick°lea Portable Chl°ollll,
Y. Gardner A. co'e., PortSble Cider Mill,
Star Corn Sheller, (three siren.)
Cannon Coro Sheller°,
- .
National Vedder Cutter, (three elzen,)
Cumberland Dou Marro.,Together with ether
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMRNTS
Sop. 3,2 m
1. GARDNER & CO.
win be sold at Public Sale, at the liarket How
n the borough of Carlisle,
iir Sale to commence Immodlatoly after Marke
111 order or tho Town Council,
JOA N N, OO LBY,
Borough Tronrurar.
ME
EMIE
()LASS WARE,
OODEN WARN,
• WILLOWWARE,
- PERFUMERY,
•
SOAP
Canned and
THE COURSE OE STUDY
plEt BOROOL YEAR
TERMS Trat.skesioN,
•(Filable iN AdYanpo.) _
REFERENCE
IL L. DABIIIILL,
President Dickinson Collogo
WESTWARD I
$4OO REWARD
. .
The above roweird will be paid by. the School, Dl-
rectors of Dickinson townehin, to any one who will
-give-inioriontlow-ttrat-wilt—ired-torthe—arraik—arnt
conriolon of the 00/11011 or p,reon■ who tired, the
Richland Bobpbl 'Roush, In said .towoebip. on the
night of the 2dth nit , By order oi the. Boned;
-
aSept2t JOIIN.MARTIN, deet'y.
THE' ,CARLISLE
BUILDING AND LOAN ABBODIATION for
tiVOUL Quarter, let year ending Adg, 23, leoo. '
nEwaPta.
To mut' duel rated 4th warier,: 04850 TO
To met Ilnel reed 4th quarter, 10 10
To amt Int read 4th quarter, - 8211 76
May 24, 1869, 'balance In Treasury
117.33 Joann paid 4th quarter, 4640 00
By sausages for quarter 107 76
By county tax fbr year 65 00
'Tot.! psyments,
Aug,,23 1860, balance fu Troasury,:,, $513 79
ANNUAL exhlbltof the op - erationt of the OAR
maul BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
for Bret year eufllug August 23, 1863, - •
. 'RECEIPT&
To dues reed let quer'. von 05
To dues reed 2d guar. 4880 MS
To dee. reed 3d quer. 48151 85
To dues reed 4th quer. 4880 20
Total receipt. from dues, $19,024 06
To tines redd I.t quer. 60 96 "
To Elm ree'd and q uii: AT 60
To floe. reed 34 guar., 990
To 'flan reel 4th guar'. 19 10
Total receipts from ante
To lat. toc'd lit quAr. $ 40 80
To lot coed 2nd (par. 148 59
To lot reed 3d quor 808 00
To tot recd 4th quer 323 76
Total roclpto from Int.
TA amt reed advance on
oltaron
Total raralpte for year
By amt paid on 85 loans
fat quarter 4984 00
By atofpald on 38 loans ' A
2nd quarter 4834 110
By awl paid on 41 loan■
9d quarter 5232 00
BY Ott paid on 33 loans
lth quarter - 4540 00
Total paymanta 'on act of loam., 19,600 00
By expanses Ist guar $32 50
By canton's 2nd guar 83 00
By expaneo■ 3d guar 128 62
By axpenia. 40k guar 107 75.
Ry mlnay Woodall,
Ry county tax for 1860
Total payment. Lr year,
Aug. 23, 1860, Balance In Treasury,
Loan. sold let. year, 160.
1.011111 paid out let ytar 145.
Average prelesium on loans Bret year, .164 71%.
All of which Is respectfully submitted.
U. P. 111.111.111C11, Bect'y.
Aug 131658 ,
The Undereignot Audillag Cominittee,, reepeeL
fully report, that lie have examined the forgoing
exhibit of C. P. Ilunnlch, dect'y. of Carliele bnlld•
log and Lean.Asscc sting for the year ending Aug.
23, 1.869, and find the same correct.
Augu.t 26, 11162, respectfully sulmiltted.
J. P - ' 71111.62 t,
B. 11. Gould,
Committee.
OE
SURVEYOR GENERA'L'S Office,
FIARRIBDUIt(i, Pa.; Aug. 12, 1860.
To the Ovrtuz)3 Unpatented Leeds:
t' In obedience to no Act of Assembly, approved the
efghth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and
sixtv-nine, you ate hereby notified that the "County
Lund Lien Docket," containing the list of unpatented
land. for Cumberland county, prepared nude? the
Act of Assemble of the twentieth of May one thou,
~and eight hundred and eisty•four, and the supplet
moot thereto, has this day been forwarded to the
Prothonotary of the county, at whose office It may
lie examined. The liens, can only he liquidated by
turn payment of the purchase money, Int.-rest and
fees, and receiving patents through this department.
JBCOB M. CAMPBELL,
Surveyor General
ESEI
QALR. . A FIRST-CLASS
FARM IN minimum) COUNTY.
Ity virtu• of a power of Attorney from Iwo of the
devinees of Dr. I. O. booml., deed.: to Atm Mary
Enomis, who will join with Wm. 11.11111erzttiVdlin
of the other two devices., in expo/dug • • of the
mo.tiiinstr)._ fume In ,T.Cumberiand c . tity, to
_public Milton the prem.'s., on
1. .
THURSDAY, September 80, 1863;
at 1 e , clock, P. if., of uld day, the. Interest of the
miners will he offered subject to the approval of
he Orphans' Court of Cumberland county.
This farm Is one of the celebrated Black Slate
Perms along the Conodoguinet creek, and to many
respect' fer auperior to 'tweeter:o land. It I. situ.
ate In ll:imp:ten township, and to bounded by the
Conodogninet creek, David Brenimer, Joseph Eberly,
Christian Stayman and other., and contains
164 ACRES and • 'lOl PERCHES
strict measure. Theulldjuire, and„kreatinemant
are ample, and In aoodi,der.
It is moron. net ■ Farm of this quality and
•ehrnetar-Isoffired for gale, and M. is pat In min
kat only because cfrcumetances have opened a dif
Went location as a plate of residence for the
owners. The property will certainly be sold.
?d NAY LOOMIS,
Att'y. in fact,•trc.
ISep is ' W. H. MILLER, Guardian, Ac.
Harrisburg Telegraph, Lancaster Examiner, and
Volunfeer.plenee copy and skid bill to thle of for
collectlon. •
GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
By •lrtpe-of-the-power cenferred upon m
to the hat will and testament of Dr. I. C. Loomis
I will expose to public sale on
20,085 ea
SATURDAY, September 25tb, 1860,
at the Court Mime, to the Borough of Carlisle, at
II o'clock. A. ,of raid day. the House and Lot of
Ground eltuated on the eolith Md. of Pomfret street,
in said Borough, (the late residence or the Geld Dr.
I C. Loomis,) bounded on the North by Pomfret
street, on the East by Pam'l D. Gould. on the
South bv Chapel alley, and oa the West by the
Hook A Ladder Company. being zo feet in
front and, 241) feet deep, more or lam There Is •
good
•
TWO:STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with s l.rge and convenient back building. Thee/
lo also a good 'Nei -story BRICK !WWII en the
other end of the lot. Anyfu ether Inforwatlon
be furnished by IT. 11. Miller or Il Newshein,Ens
MARY L' l o3llB,
Zoeentelo of Dr. I. O. l.oomle.
ECIEE
(;ALE ,OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. '
• ~
Oh Saturday, September 25th, 3869.
By virtue of an order of sale Issued out of the
Orphans' Court of
,Cumberland county. I will ex
polo to ptchlic rale on the premises on the' above
named day, the following deccribed reatestati in the
village of Camp 11111, in East Penasboro township.
adjoining • lot 'of boon A Moore, John, Welt, a
public road and,David Brubaker, containing abont
otr.fourth ofan Acre. The improvements consist ofa
TWO - STORY FRAME DWELLING,
.Prams Stable, Blacksmith Shop and otharneressary
.outbuiltilnaw. The_ lot 'contains Apples, Peaches
'
and,Grepes and Las thereon a rood Cistern.. •
Ten,.,Ten,.,of Sate: Twenty-10dr per cent: of pus
chase money to to paid on confirmation of sale by
-the Court, and the balande on let April 1870, when
deed will be delivered and ponsesalon given. Tuxes
for 1870 to he paid by the purchaser.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P M., on said day,
when attendance will be given.by
" •
O. W. ORIBOWELL,
88ept is Executor of Orace
•
DEAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
1.10 BALK
MONDAY, September 27th, 1869.
The rubrrirlhar will mall af public sale, on the
prsmieeKaltuate In Monroe township. Cumberland
county, Pa., one mile Haat of Churottiown, and one
mllo N orth of familiar's mill, the following real
estate,- via: A tract of land containing.
37 ACRES AND'6B PERCHES,
of firatclams Lime Stone Land, In a high state . of
cultivation, and under good fence; having thereon
erected a two-story
BRIOC DWELLING HOUgH,
Wash Rouse, and a well or goOd 'rotor, also a stone
BANK JARN, an Orchard of choice Fruits of all
kinds:- Aldo farm -to desirable on- ;smlt of Its
convenience to &bolls. Marched, MOIL Markets As.
Pale to commence at-1 oolock, P. tl„ on .31.1 day,
whorl terms will be made known by
9flept 4t JOBILPII 000DYBAlt.---
pUBLIC SALE
On. SATURDAY, September'. 250,'1869.
The undpreigned will offer at public sale, on the
premien, on the alters day, the fella a log deserlted
real estate. A tract of land ?Munn In Middlesex
township,.about 3% miles Nest of Carliple ' and
ofa mile from Middlesex elation on the Comber
laud Valley Mali Road, ,boundeJ by ,lands of Thos.
R. Williams, Samuel Mohler, Amos Millery. and
others, containing
68 AGREES, arid 18 PERCHES, .
more er less, and having thereon eneted a Two.story.
WEATHERBOA RUED HOUSE;,'
With Basement, A Bank Main, - 11og . Pen, and Other
out.houses. Thera Is a good wall of water near the
door, an Orobaid of Choice Fruit. Thelon !sof Ihe
best quality to he found in Cumberland county.
Liberal terms will be offered on'ttay of sale.
-.Salo to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M.
81344 Is ... .11441: WILLIAMS.
9RPILANS' COURT SALE: -
~
.lIT virtue of an order of the Orphan.' Court
0 Cumberland county. - th.-.un d.rslgned -- Adrolut•
Orators of 'he estate of ITllleamit filer. deed.. will
fixpoie at public eel., on the premlios, at 11 o'clock
A. 11., on . .
TUESDAY, So4tepber 28th, 1862,
a trot of Mountain Wind 10:Rya w s nehip. T erry
.rohnty, bounded .on the Mixt by Jtiareinellemes;
on the Routh by John Reber, on the .Yaet by-J. B.
Leidieh and on the North by Devid-llegithow • and
Wright White, containing •
40 ACRES •AND 101 PERCHES.
.
TIN tract will be Bold, sea 'bola or In arvetal arida
AO may boat 'nit p uronarera. And on
WEDNESDAY,. Septeinbpr, 29, 1869,
.
on the premises . et 11 o'clock. A. IL, trait efTBN
AORNB AND,EIOIITS EUROTIEN , 13111ver Spring'
township, Own berlend conoty, bounded - by leads
'of Obsistille Restless' os,the West, North,by lend(
'of John Hensel, Abishatellillpr'm heirs sod ltie
Widow, Armst sougollast ,by - lands of Widow Arno.
Wring'. and ore the Boothby beds of DAM Orrle,
decelood.. Tele , tract, edlOns the, village. of New
Uloilsteo, 0114,11(3n e high state of adltiveNori, the
whole I 'slog hien repcutly. limed. .Torms .0140.
111111001111iY .to bwinsilip known on said jays, it tip
bourn-designated by' L L SULTAN, -
0 / 3 .1 4 at " Nellyphced ,
, •
• " • I` . ,
istu
',AD_V:ISRV•kgB_Mw ALP
STORE 1101.18 E AT PUBLIO
SALM
On' Ttiedday, Septeaiber 28th, 1869.
v.. . • . ' . .1111 at Roblin Rale,
premiree, situate In New Kingston, nn thollarrlw
burg Turnpike, seven mica Kist of Carlisle, and
about eleven 'iniles,Wrat of Harrisburg, the following
described real Millie to wit: A large and commo•
diens
•
S . TOAE. HOLISZ,
•
. •
•
now °erupted by Orris & Lamb. The 110138 k is
thirty-one foot front, and thirty-two feet deep, with
double Warehouse back, the Lot being thirty-one
feet front and about 240 feet deep; haying thereon
erected a - goed Stable, There toe good cistern on the
lot, and some fruit trees. •
This is ono of the moat deeirablo end convenient
stands for a Store in thin county, the receipts from
the trade being equal to those of any Store in the
borough of 'Collie - le. It le situated in one of the
wealthiest agricultural communities in the county,
within a half mile of the Cumberland Valley It. It
Bale to' commence at 2 o'clock; P. M., on said day,
-when terms will bo made known by
- ad Sep. 4t. ". itOBEItT
Perry "Advocate" and "Star of the Yellny,' , copy
and sand bill to tit's Of/Ine for collection.
36202 06
0644
7;295 4D
Ell 3
CiRPHANt' 'COURT SALE.
N..." By virtue-of-an order - o} - tlisCOrphe'es' Court
of Cumberland county, the undersload Adolfo!.
stratora of the estate of •Wm. B. httllin, deed. will
expose to public sale on the pram! es, at 10 e'Aock,
A', AL, ou
.
Tuesday, • S'ep' tember 28th, 1869,
and on earl: eneeeedlatt day. until nil fa eold, the
following 'reliable Real Renate, to wit:
No. 1. The ono • niadivlded half of the property
known as the
ZUG PAPER MILL, •
@Noel° in South' Middleton township, Cumberland
county, one mile North of Mt. Holly. Springs. 'i'ho
Mill lb aubstentiallY built of brick, Is Miran storius
high, with machine room, boiler room; dc., attached,
containing three Rag Nopirici;s sixty-nix (06) inch
Yourdlinier Machine, .in perfect order. Also, one
thirty-four (34) inch faccstack of tumor Calendars,
(meson rolls,) tho whole driven by two of Well . s
Improved Iron Water Wbuale, and capable of pro
during
171:13
ONE TON OF PAPER PER DAY
8520 25
Attached to the above are twelve acres of land arid
two hoasos.
E 39
-r-$00,603 40
N 0.2. Sixty-six acres of land adjoining the
above property known as the .Zug farm," on which
Is °reeled a ono anda-halPstory • '
WEATHERBOARD ED
HOUSD AND GOOD BANK BARN
--
Near-the , house is a never-falltog well of excellent
Water,liad an Apple Orchard In good hearing con.
dltla. The land Is under gooAfence and in a high
state of cultivation.
No. 9. A tract of land containing fifteen (16)
Acros more or less, tying 1101th*C131., and In night of
the town of Mt. Roily Springs, bounded by land of
Samuel Zug, Matthew Moort ' and.othonr. There
are no buildings on this tract, but the lent is of
excellent quality, and under good. forme, nod, its
clone proximity to the towu will in a shalt time
make it very valuable.
No 4. An unimproved tract of land cotaining
Two Acres and Ninety-two Perches,, fronting on the
road leading from the turnpike to the Mt. 110113
Springs cemetery, and bounded by lands of Hanel.
Zug, Chas. W. Bhestrur and others.
No. b. A trout of land containing TWENTY
ACRES, more or foe , lying on • the East side of
Mountain Creek, and near the Ilne of the Smith.
Mountain Rail Rued, bounded by lands of S. Zug.
tleorge Nogfrle and Mn. Holly Paper Co , known an
tho “lionnutt !rya." 'rho lib ova is Well fenced and
in a good shao•bf cultivation. - •
1411 87
8 70
65 86
29,086 69
IME
NO. SIX. FIVE TOWN LOTS
44 font by 180 In depth, adjoining tho property of
Dr. W. 11. Lawman, and fronting on the turnpike.
No. 7. FIVE TOWN Lors in the rear of Lilo above
forty Ova foot front, running back. 180 feet, fronting
on a Street.
No. B. EIGHT TOWN LOTS 50 feet front by
180 deep each, fronting on I uropiko, and ly log he.
twnen the proportion of Geo. Bv.ords, and Dr. Lnu•
No. 0. SEVEN TOWN LOTS, lying In row of
the above, LO by 150 feet each. Iron ling on a ell ear n
and adjoining land of C. W. Sheaffer.
No. 10. NINN TOWN LOTS 40 by 40 feet each.
lying between the property. of Snyder Itupley, and
the M. E. Church.
No. 11. TilltEE TOWN. LOTS 50 by 210 I' et each '
fronting on tho turnpike, lying between tho M. E
Church, and the property of 101 l at. Johns.
No 12. TWO TOWN LOPS 90 by 200 feet each,
fronting on tho turnpike, and adjoining the prop
erty of Mon 010) berry.
No. 13. The property known as tho ' , Divert store
property," The LIOUSE lea WEAVIIIIII.IIOAItDEL
MAME! containing thirteen largo rooms, arida large
and commtationa Store flown. Attached to thu
oboes Property le itegetoble and fruit garden, a
well of good water, stable ' and all num:eery out.
buildings.. As a location fur a store It is central,
and tho beat lu town.
No; 14. A BRICK 00TOIC COTTAGE, nod one
acre of ground.
No. 11. A one and•a•half story lIOUGII•CAST
EIGUriE by 70 feet, adjoining the property of
Wm. Alexander, In the town of Mt. Holly Springs,
and known as the '•Old Church." The above bee
lately been remodeleJ, end is designed for the on•
cupancy of two families. .
• . .
No. 10. One FRAIIII , I RUSE - and lot of ground
adjoining the school house .in rdt. Holly Springs.
Ago oflot 70by 200 font. ,
No. 11. A. LOU 110 USE, and lot of ground, 50 feet
front by 220 In depth. On thie lot Is erected a good
Fit.llllo - 81 ABLE, and SIIONNIAKER eIIUP
There 10 on the premises Fruit Ti sem of every variety,
and in good bearing condition, N. 18.
A TWOETORY FRAME HOUSE
and lot of ground lidjolnlag the property :last dd.
scribed. The lot Is 60 feet trout and 210 deep,
No 19, A two-story FRAME 1101381,, and Int of
ground, adjoining the property last described.
Mao Of lot 60 by 2 . 20 feet.
- No. 60. Two—Mountain-hots eituatti In South
Middleton township, Door the Mt. 'Hopi , Springs,
containing
11 AOaES AND 120 PERCHES,
and 13 ACRES and 20 PgRAJES, adjoining lands
of John Morison, James Ward, Sam% Mundorf
and - tleo. - Noggin, - •
No. 21. One Mountalli tot, Containing 7ACR.P. ,
1 ,, routh Middleton township, being purr ot a iarg. r
tract formerly belonging, to the estate pt Joht
McClure,
N 0.22. A lot.of Etrouodeontalning POUR ACMES
mere - on - leeniodjulnlorpropertlee of Rob?; Fltonee,
Ono. Noggin and Att. Holly Pepe Co. Also,
On Saturday, October' 2d, 1869
t the late residence of Wm. D. Mullin, Eeq., at 10_
i'clnek, A. M., tho following personal property, to
It
DIY HEAD Ol' HORSES,
three of which Are good riding and driving borne.,
two •glarnbeitonlan" Colts, one year old, 4 3111eld
Cows of "Devon" blood, 1 Devon Bull, very line,
1 White Heifer, 1 Doran Call, threw month. old,- 0
Largo liege, 2 'dreading Bowe and Pige, 1 Broad
wheeled Wagon, 1 two-horse Spring Wagon, I on.-
horeo Spring Wagon, 1 Cart,
TWO BUGGIES, 4 0NE CARRIAGE, TWO SLEIGHS,
Hay Ladder., Hay Sake, Cutting Box,Plough.,
Harrow., Wagon Genre, Single and Doubl Ida, noes,
Saddles and *hills, Sleigh Sell., &c. One
HICKOCK CIDER PRESS,
and other erlielen, also, Office Furniture, ronebting ,
of 1 Fire Proof Safe Desk, .ke.
Terme of sale made known on day of gale.
0110 B. .11-IiIIII,LIN, - -
W. A. ?JULIA
Admre. of W. D. Mullin, Xag.,
Mt. ■ oily Berl op,
27Aug Ot
•
•
1.'7 IGHLY IMPROVED GRAVEL
FARM AT 'PRIVATE .4/11.11.
- .
tltuato Frankford tap., Comb. Co : 4 11111.1
,orth of Plawvillo,l l 4 miles south of Olosersvillo,
nd mils from Diller's hedge, adjoining lands of
atonal Ernst, Limo H. Orris and ethers, contain-
146 ACRES, (more or lees.)
all oleared_but about 20 Acres, which are covered
with good Timber, also, •shout 25 Acres of goo./
Meadow. The Improvements area Large
TWO STORY FRAME 11.9115 E, (new)
with Wadi House, Emoke House and other tocemirt
o9om)ldingn. •
A LARGE BANK .BARN,
nearly new, with new Wagon Shed, Corn Crlb, 'Car.
rings Ilouee z hog Pen, and all neco , ctrY out-build
Inge, also, a well of good Water at the door and an
abundance of the eholcent and heat Walt. • "
There le also a large stream of water running
through the farm, haring thereon erected - a &st
ela:of
SAW DI ILL.
This term is In a good-stater otcultivation, tho
buildings new, fences In good order, and limed
recently.. le one or its most productive and best
stock farms In the county, and le convenient
to Schools, suille, &c.
Persons desiring to view the Owen property con
do so by calling on the subscriber residibg on tho
f Arm. - ' , A. COMItitY, Br.
pUBLIO
- On Tues;lityil October' stii, 1869
Ey virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Cumberland county," the outworn, r, gout olid guar
dian for the heirs of Den.landh Eberly, &old , will
eon on the premises, lit Ha:Won twp. CuMberland.
county, Pa 4 ratios North of Ith•chnicdong, and I ,
mile - North of ilryson's Drldge , tho following Yalu:ado
Peal Estato: •
A tract of land containing
• ....
210 ACRES, more or loss,
In ahigh stato of cultivation, and under good fencing.
mostly Chestnut rolls and. Locket posts. • The itn.
pm:you:onto are n good • •
• TWO-STORY - - BRICK
Walt House, a large MICK BANK BARN, Corn
Cribs, W,sgorilibrd, Carriage House, and all other
necessary outbuildings. There Is a- well,' of naval.
falling water near the door, with running water in
newly all ,the fields. Thorn is also'an ORCHARD of
.choice fruit on the premises, -'with n considerahl e
number of thriving Locust Trees on the ferns.
This fs one of the bestimproved and moat desks
hie farms In Cumberland counts, and purchasers
will do ,well to give It theirs attention. Itrylll . be
sold entire Orin puts, to sultpurchaMrs. •
Persons desiring to view the m °Orly previous to
the solo will please call on John Shaffer, melding on
the same or on the undersigned, reald tug at Sporting
Hill.
Salo to Commonce at 1 o'clock P. M. when termi
will be made known by
EBERLY,
Agent nud Guardian
•
• for the Ileirs of llenitimin Eberly, dee'd.
27AngtIte, • •
.tIIUI3LIO 13.104 . OF REAL ES-.
•
TdIL.D. . 0 . "
.
Oflruo of on order of the Orpbono Court. of
umborlond county, I Will expopo to public mac on
tbe‘preillsoc, •• ,
. .
Oat Saturday. &limber 20th, 809.
at 12 o'clock, N, tato the MANSION FARM of Jno.;
Logan, deed., In Fraukford hurnaldp, Cumberland •
coolly, bounded by iktfro. McCrce, J tato Myers,
-Itartjamlnfloster and diluent, containing about 120
AMU; more or lace, haring r a •
• ' A ROUSE AND BARN
. ,
Moran erected with ',Mlle of water and A Wont
running through it, with meadows. '
• The- feral boa been. devided Into Aired Parts of
AO, 27 and 18 Acres rOepactively, and the same will
be sold alitugether or auroral parts as will but
suit pun:hums - and bring the beat, price. , Posses
'aloe will be &lib ; cm the, lat. Apell
' Terms or pale: 'Onedimrthlo be paid at the "tithe
of confirmation of vale; ,oaa-fOurth' the lit 'lBlO, cmckciurth let April 101,- and otio-fourtle let
April 18'2 pith In he rent on each payment. The par.
se
char' haring the privilege • to
_par any' praetor
amount.. Ll2ollillt, Adm'r.
20Atig0t . • •uf Joku lioganidai'd.' •
15.93 - .L.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE OF
Three Valuable , Slate Farms.
• rtyr-Septentin, 15,`106',
By virtue of en ordeer of the Orphaiie i?aurt of
Cumberland county , the uhdefilgaed es uardlen
of three pr the minor children of the late Dr. John
Zollinger. and as attorney id fact for the other chi!.
dm, will expose In public. oak, on the premiere,. the,
following ylescribed reel eetn.e, , rlthin two miles 'of
Cerlielo, to wit: '
No.l. AJract. of land or !Amite Um; eituato In NOrth.
Middleton township, part limestone and part elate,
in ended by lands of John B. Darr. - Rinert. the
Conodogulnet creek, and ether land. of John Zol•
linger, containing
163 ACRES AND 63 tPERCH.ES.
90 Acres of which are covered with thriving timber,
and having the_roon erected a
T WO.STORY
FRAME' HOUSE,
• now Bonk Barn and other outbuildings. , There
aro also, on it, several never.f ailing springs of water.
No, 2. A tract of land or plantation adJ( lain the
'above, and bounded by it, the Conodoguinet . creek,
and lands of Wm, P. Bwlgert, Esq., containing'
163 ACRES AND 69 .PERCRES,
SO.Acree of which aro in hied timber. and baying
thereon erected, n TWO-STORY HOUSE, part brick
and part frame, Bank Barn, and other out-buildings.
- A right of *ay will he reserved on thin tract on the
route of the preennt had. through it, for tho owner
of tract No. 1. Also,
• zajt-On Thursday, September 16, 1869
on the premlsei, he trill expos* to public Artie, th
following described tract of land or farm, •and pies
of Woodland to milt
No, 1. 1 tract of land or plantation. 'aunt., to
bllver Spying townabip, bounded by lands of Rollart
Ileagv, Wm. Ilureliman, Josoph Mureer and the Con•
odogni not creek, containing 131 ACRES, and haring
theredll erected a
TWO•STORY /RICK HOUSE
and liu-ge BANK BARN, and other neco s snary build
Inge.
No 2. A tract of Mount do Laud, well covered
with Chestnut and Oak timber, situ• to In Ilye town.
ship Perry Lolinty, bounded by lauds of Haldeman's
heirs Solomon Gorgon, and Adam Thoman, contein.
tng 18 Acre., strict measure. This Woodland in
within four utiles of tract No. 1, and has heretofore
been used in connection with It.
..A i lLt y b o a n fr
u rn ea n n ard ,t o o r y . a lim nu e n d e . rior quality of,alate
Bale to commence nt 1045'01°0k, A. M., on mid day,
when tame will he mnda known by .
....
J. N. ARMSTRONG,
Guardian, &a
N B Moore, Auctioneer.
Volunteer, copy
TWO VALUABLE LIMESTONE
• FARMS AT PRIVATE BALE..
they are situated in • Monroe township, Comber.
land county, on the York Road, one mile South•cest
or Cburchtown, and six ml es Boutlcoset of Carlisle,
'adjoining lends of Dar Nicely, Joseph Brandt; and
others, and tho Brooches Creek. No. I. The
MANSION FARM CONTAINS 112 ACRES
More or lose. , The Improvements are a large two
story double
',STONE HOUSE,
recently painted, with Wanlphouee, Smoke-house,
and other necessary outbuildings; large Bank Barn,
Wegne!Shill And,,Corn Cribs new, Carriage [louse.
Hog Pens, and a never-filling Well of Water a t the
door; also a targe*Olstern; also a large
DOUBLE TENANT HOUSE
part brirk and part thine, recently painted, with
Stable, flog Pon, Bake Oven, ,Wash [louse, itc.—
A leo a Well of good Water at the door, with a variety
•
of Emit, On this farm there is an elegant
YOUNG APPLE ORCHARD, •
with peaches, cherries, pears, plums, grapes„&c.—
This turn, la in the very highest state of culticatkm,
having been all recently limed. • The fences are all
In good repair—prlocipally Post and Rail.
No, 2. Containing 40 acres more or lees, adjoining
No. I, on the South, n,l th• Yellow Breathes Creek,
The improvements a r c
TWO-STO t E HOUSE,
with Kitchen 'ethic It. House and a fine
spring of fresh water,lnk Barn, WagonElhed
and Cornl Cribe, Car Jona°, mid other out
buildings,' a
„THRIVING YO • I'LE ORCLIARD
of choice fruit. needle ' ' , ere., grapes, Sc., In a
bunderive Thin farm Ix also in a bleb state of cal:
tiration, the buildings all being In good repair, and
All the fSoeea in good order—principally Peat and
/Wl—the laud - all recently limed ; also on elegant
water power. Theae are among the meat productive
and dexirtiblo farms - In - the conntybeingtotivoliterTl
to chalice, achools, ann., Sc.,s tid all the land
clean of rock. These trade will ho offered singly or
together, ae may beat suit purchasers, if desirable,
A TRACT OP WOOD LAND
will be sold with each farm. If not sold at Privet..
ealo_beforuthe 28S of SEPTE %IRBIL next, the farms
will be orered at public sale on that day,, at 11
o'clock, A. 11. un the premises.
Persons-desirous of - viewing the above dekcribed
property may call upon Pet, Harts, ro-iding on
tract No. I, r upou the subscriber residing In th,
Borough el Carlisle,
Aug. 20'61.
Ij XI 4 :EUTOR'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE. -
On Thursday; September 23d, 1869.
The mildersigned will roll at pail' r - onlo fit tho Into
old.neo of J.cob Mosley, dec d, thir following'do•
scribed roil estate, Late the property of paid dec
to Wit:.
,
Nd. No. I. A tract of Lan nitrate in ,
Monroe town..
ship, Cumberland county, % of a null° East of Church
to an, at. the Junction of tho forge road and thovond
leading through Churchtovii to Boltzhoover add Shoff
nor's Id Ills, bounded by lands of 'John Shaffner, Cleo
W. Pressell, C. B u ireloy. Chrlithin Garber and then,
containing THIRTY ACRES and EIGHTY-FIVE
PERCHES, strict measure. This trsct is all cleared
land and in a high state of cultivation. Thu im•
provements orb a largo,
TWO-STORY "HOUSE,
containing nine rooms, also a Wanh Houma, Bake
Oven, and a or , ed and Coal Homo, and other neces
sary Outbuildings A good '
BARN AND STABI 4 ING
sufficient for the property. The fences pro nearly all
pout and rail end in a good condition. There is a gond
APPLE ORCHA aD on the p.omiaes and fruit and
nrnarnei.tal trees eroend the house; and an excellent
well of water sod good cistern at the house.
Also at the eases timo and place will lie sold a
tract of Mountain Land
_in Carroll township. Ymk
county also the pr• petty of 'said deed , bonnth-d by
'node of Solomon Hoke, V. D. & te. V. MIL and
others. containing 19 ACRES and 127 PLUCTIES,
at, let Measure. This tract is thickly coyerat ,with
young Chestnut and Oak timbOr and Is of easy access
by publ.c road running near it..
Sa.e to commence all o'clock, when terms will bo
made known on day of sale
Persons desiring to see tho property may call upon,
the dereigued or upon Dodd hlundurf, lining
upon the first described tract.--
- - BENJAMIN NIESLY,
' ' ' JACOB K. NIESLY,
20Aug to Executor of Jacob' Mealy, dee'd
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
On Saturday, September 25, 1869.
B. virtue of an order of sale of the Orphans' Court,
will be sold at public sole n,the prommes, the
property of Jonathan Hull. . all that certain
tract of lend, situate in North Mlddlet.n tn. nshlp,
shout 2 mile north of Carlisle. nud near the Wag.
goner's Gap rord, - EdJolning lands of W.F. Swigort,
Esq., -.- Beecher, Widow Howard, Tempest Speel
~man. s c., containHg about 10 ACRES, and having
thereon erected a Two-story
_LOG. & WEATHERBOARD HOUSE
and Fronts BANK BABNi&o,
This is a very deturabie properly iind will 1;c, sold
on the following reaeonable terms:
' 10 int. cent alien the property is stricken off, the
bulauw of one-fourth on the confirmation of the sale
one-fourth on April 1, 1870 when deed and poeseee.on
le given and the .remaining ono-holf on April I, 1871
withluterest from April , let, 1870, to be seemed by
Judgment, WILMA tl KELL,
IVO Aug ts. Administrator of Jonathan Ralt.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
On Tuesday,: September 14th, 1869
The subscriber will offer nt Publio Sale, on the
prornmes nitunte In Middlesex township, Cumberland
county, about 234 miles End of Cnrliele,betwseo•the
iuMipiko and Poor .11outio road, (end adjelniuk land,
f Jamb Kutz, Jesse Rohl, JMn Gladfalter e nd
Andrew lloyner,) the following valuable Real Estate,
A Gad of,land containing 69 Acres andllo Farnham,
strict mwisurerharing thereon erecleal a doable Two
storyl WEATIIERDOARDED DWELLING HOUSE,
with Washllnnue, Carriage 11ouee, - 11ag Pon, and all
."necessary outbuildings" -
A Largo Stone DANK 11411 N, with Corn Crib, -
Wagon Shed and ;loom - Power Shod. The Lotort
Sp. ink lows through the root of Llur barn yard.
Thor is also a.noverfalling Bpringuf Fresh Water
71 -es a few pace's' from tbo house There is a fine
Apple Orchard attached to the negate, with a value:
ble collection of grafted Poach, Cherry and Pear
Trees, and a title labor of Isabella Grapes •• .
•iTho land is of the best quality of Limestone in the
county, and under a Mehl:ditto of cultivation. Tho
fern-log is in pr. od conditioni.nearly all post and rail
Salo to commence at t o'clock, e: fit., of said day;
when - attendance will be given and tonne made
known by , .- •
1 Mug to - ' • - DAVID KUM
PUBLIO SA LE . OF.. VALUABLE
. REAL ESTATE.
On Thursday, Septentblir 23d, 1869.
Will be sold at Public Sall• on the premises
ato In Penn twp., Cumberland, Co., about two miles
Si:lntl-west of Centreville and six miles South of
Nirwrillortm the pine Road. The following describ•
ed real estate the proporty of tho late Samuel Long, Pr
- N0..1.. The NIANSION,FARbI -con/dating of 122
Acres and 120 Purobee of first class-land about S
Acres of which are cover qi with excellent timber
Thu improvements p e a large BRICK DWELLING
NOUSE, good Wash Muse, good Bank Barn, 72 by
52 feet, -Ws on Shed, Carriage Douse, Corn Cribs
flog Pen 'and all necessary ourboildinirs A never
failing yrollvflilitor near the deor, and a Cletern_at
Lulea and bans, A young Orchard_ In good bearing
order ..
No. 2. A tract of land consisting of 28 Acres and
120 Perchoo on which the improvements are a 1,4,0
• WEATLIER BOARDED 110USEntoOd fern, Wagon
Shed, earflap: Rouge, Corn Cribs and other nacos.
wiry out.buddlngs. There is.aleo o good SAW MILL
on this property. The Yellow Breeches Crook tuns
through this prop-qty. The tract will ho divided
and sold in two ports or together to suit purchasers.
No 3 Comdata of n Diu tof good land covered with
excellent Cheotoot, Oak and Pine timber„ adjoins the
Blansion - Farm - abd - contains - 11 - Acres. - •
No 4 Also adjoins the Mansion farm and consists
of 5 Acres hod 70 Porchee of first chtentiwod'Land.'
No 6 Adjoins No. 4 Aral contains 4 Acres and 120
Perches. It la the boot of Timber Land. quality
of
0 Adjoins the above trait, of a similar
of titolior and contains 6 Acres and 90 Perches.
No. 7 Aleo adjoins No. 6 and contalds 0 Acrelfand
- jt Yoram. Timber excellent.
.No. 8, Liesa short diatanco from-the store tracts
There are 16 Acres or tho boot Wood Land..
No. O. re mountain Land situate y, of a mile from
the Mansion Earth. It is covered, With good young
Chestnut. It contains 12 Acres and 102 Porcine...
No, 10 Adjoins the whore tract And has 12 Acne
and 61 Perches
11. AO)los No, 10 and . coutnlosl2 Acne 'and
107 Porchos.
• - „
No 12 AdJolos above tract.' Thera arri in it 12
Acres and .120 Perches. ~ • property
can
Information respecting the aboro property
Man be had by culling on Marti. Long who resides on
the prinoteee or by addressing Windt Walnut Lotions
Sale teeinidenci at 10 o'clock, A. id., on said day
when Wins will be Wads known bY
. • MARTIN:LONG
CONRAD LONG,
• • SAMUEL LONG, Jr.,,
. • JAtHiD LONG . •
• Ait'ys for hal. I of Samuel Long, Sr.'
4Eilr Lancaatir Ettatafner please copy cud mend bill
to this office;
• U4 II E „
WEi
REAL ESTATE.
• I XEOUTOR'I3, SALE OF VAL
.? EARLE REAL REITATJL'.
FRIDAY, Septen,3l) . lr 17th, 1869
• •• ' .while - eeee; e. ths=ensidanee-•
the late George Unover, deed., in Frani:ford town.
ship. Ctenberialreounty, the following Real =e•
tate, to wit:
L The hfavasion Ferro of George Hoover, deed.,
situated about one-half mile souttmerst of the
Brick t heir& In 'said -township, containing -about
117. ACRES of good elate and grovel land, In a high
state of cultivation. Me improvements are a /we ,
Army FRAME 1101/1311 with a pump of never.fkil.'
log water at the - door, a - Frame Bank Bern
well of water in the yard for stock purpose., also,
other convenient outbuildings all in a good state of
repair.. There I. also on this faro an Orchard of
choice Fruit Olives, consisting of Apple., Plume,
Peaches, Cherries, (to., and One grapes.
This land has been limed and le under good
fence, a large part poet ana roil. There Is about lb
Acres of Timber Land inxthe farm.
2. Also, about 24 Acre. of Mountain Land, well
,timbered with Chestnut and other wood. This.
tract lies about two (2) miles west of Bloserville,
In the name township and will be sold in parcels or
together so may best mit parchdoers.
Pinson' wishing to hark at there properties before
day of sale care do so by calling upon Sacisuel
Moline, upon the Bum or upon the executor.
Sale td commence. at 11 o'clack,.on Bald day, when
attendance will begives ad'dterms made known by
SAMUEL DILLER,
Bxecutdi'of Oeo. Hoover, deed.
SO July to •
ITALU A BLE TOWN 'PROPER
TY AT PItIY,Ti SALM; .
Tb Subscribe °Rim at Private Sale, the hOUSE
and LOT OP DROUND,now a:Copied bj him, and
also the adjoining vacant lot. The house is 21 by
50 feet, two-andss,half storlWhigh, contains *cline
rooms besides the kitchen, and ha. in It all the
modern improvement, and conveniences, to wit:
two Latrobe Stoves. a Range, hot and cold Water.
Bath Tube, Water Closets, permanent Wash Stands;
and One throXighont the house, with appropriate fix
tures, e Toe Lot has a front of ST foot flinches,
and extends to Liberty alley, the same depth
as the house lot, has on it a Cistern, Smoke house,
and email Stehle. Both lota are 'filled with choice
lihrubberry, Fruit and Orin:mental Trees.
The poperties Will be sold togothet or 'separately
aa purchasers may desire.. Terms liberal.
2:Dul b 9 LEMUEL TODD.
VALUABLE HOTEL-Property
Al` PRIVATE BALE,OR EXOHANG , FOR A FARM
Tile subscriber offers at private sale the well-ktrown
Intel stavd In NewvillekPa w known a the
aoau g ts r
LOGAN •NOrrSE.
The lot (upon which the Hotel stands) contains 67
by 180 feet, and in addition thereto will be sold an
excellent GARDEN containing 65 by 180 feet.
The hone° la large and substantially built oratorio
containing 8 aleeping apartment,, good Dar-room
I/loins-room, Parldr,liitchen and all =dein copula
lances. A good Well of Water at the door,
EXCELLENT STABLING
for forty horAtaL Ice douse, Wood /louse, Smoke.
ilouse and all hocenary out-buildings.
The Logan Howie le widely and favorably known
And Is largely patronized. It has been quite recently
renovated and repaired throughout. 1.
Terms to suit the purchaser:
For further particulars!, apply to the stribscrlbor,to
n his absence to Peter A. Ahl, at Newt Pa.,
JO.S.•A. WOODBURN.
28Auc tt.
VAL UA BLE REAL, ESTATE
• AT'PRIVATiI SALTS.
The .Imbccriber. winhing to relinquinish farming,
off re at private sale tiro Valuable LIMESTONE
FARMS, situated in Monroe township between the
York road and the road leading to Dolling Springs.
short mile from Cliurchtown and VA miles from
' Boding Spring,.
No 1 Contains about 75 ACREI. more or or lase,
tf excellent Limestone land In a high state of cul
ivation. The Improvement. aro a rood two-story
•arm Mouse with "%Testi'. Rouse and other outbuild
ings. Also, 'en excellent new Tenant House and
a large Bank liana with wagon sheds, corn cribs and
other neceesary outbuildings.
Thin form has two Splendid epringe of , running
water from •which every field might ,o,sily ho cup
plied. Three eprings feed two splendidAtont ponds.
lit re is also a 0.. d Orchard of.chnice Fruit, ouch
an Apples ' Pears. Pea Chen. Cherries. Ac.
No. I. Contains, about 70 ACkEd of - excellent
Limestone Land In flnit.rato order. The improve
•nentx are a double two-story WE %Till:1100A oalllD
110118 E, will, kitchen, bake bonne, Ac. A frame
Barn recently,repaired, with wagon shed, corn cribs
andntherout-buldingn -attached.
An excellent Apple Orchard with a large quantity
of Cherries end other thole° irulta around the build.
Inge. Good well of water and a large cistern at the
House.
If deelrable • tract of woodland for each place
olicrid•
Persons wiebing to-yleor-these-prepertlereart-iW
RD by calling on the subscriber residiug op the road
lending &Mt Churchtown to Boiling Springs about
one mile Earl of the latter place, or -- tfpolit Wm, IL
Luta living close by. JOHN LUTZ.
. 6ltug 69 tf
XECUTOR'S
.S ALE
_OF VAL
IIABLE REAL ESTATE. •
On Tuesday, September .21st, 1869.
The subscriber, executor of the lest will . and tes
tament of. Jacob Burkholder, dec'd., will sell on the
premisen - nn the above day etymon° tale, the•
toeing valuihle Real Estate situated •In 'South
Nleddleton township, Cumberland aunty, on the
York road, about 6 miles South of Carlisle, -within
100 yards or the South Mountain Itailro.ed and
about Xof a mile East of the Baltimore turnpike.
No. 1 Is a good LT M ESTONE FARM . containing 80
Acre!! and 119 Perches. neat measurement, of first
quality blineatone Land, under a high state of cut.
Bretton. The Improvements on. this tract codelst
of a large Two-story Stone House, Wash Hones,
Smoke House, Bank Barn, Wagon Shad, Corn Crib,
Ac, A gond Apple Orchard is upon thin tract, fences
tti go - d tepalr, a large pert - post — end rail. A good
well er water Hear the house.
IC BRICKER
. • .
No - 2 contains 28 -- Afrei and 29 Flambe. of good
Bottom land, having erected th•reou two One Story
and a hall plastered Houses, a two dory Fulling 9111';
with "water right," slim belong. to thla tract.
No. d contains twenty-fear acres and ninety one
porches or the •ery best quality of Illnestone land,
three eerie, of which are covered with a good quality
of timbor
Them, tenets will be offered singly or together se
may beat suit purchasers,
There will Merl,. sold at the same time and place
too tracts of Mountain land, the one containing
twenty seven acres and 162 patches, through which
the Baltlmme turnpike'pooses '
about one mile south
of Mount Holly; the second tract contains four
acres and eighty two per. hes: and Is situated about
1 .4 mile Rom oh the now brick Paper Mill. Both
these tracts are wed covered with young and thriv
ing chestnut and all other kind at timber, especial
ly the latter tract of fouracres, which is one bf the
very finest pieces of timber laud in tb• South Mono
tale, the ground being smooth and easily accessi
ble. •
Any person wishing to •iew either of these prop
erties prevloun to the day of gale can do so by call
ing upon J, B, Plana,.reidding on the farm,
bats to commence at 10 o'clock on said day when
terms will bo made known and attendance given by
BAMIIkI. 'DILLER, Br: Ezr.
Of Jacob Burkholder; deed.
Vt. Volunteer, Ls castor Eiaminer, Mechanics.
burg Journal ploaae - eopy. augfi-te
X.LUABLE LIME BTON It
Y FARIS AT EXECUTOR'S SALS. -
Friday, Sep. 24, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
Will be sold at Public Plate on the promisee that
valuable- tarm- In Went Panneborough township,
Cumberland county, being on the South side of the
Coundbgitinet creek, adjoining Plainfield , being the
I' talon Farm of the late Denjamlnlongenesker,
dec'd.
This farm contains 131 acres and 40 perches, of
which there le about MIX acres of Tifober land. The
remainder of the tract le all. clear, well fenced,
mostly post and call and board aruila a.hish state
of cultivation. This farm le well known and is one
of the moat productive farms In the county, and is
within one half mile of Good lisps Mill■ and about
1 mile from Cumberland Vallev Railroad.
The improvements are a Large Two Story Brisk
Mansion house, • never falling well "cd water, a
lame cave very valembla for domestic purposes and
a large cistern.
Large Stone Bank Bark, Corn Crib, Carriage Hour
Waggon nod akdiother out butldingida gobd con.
(Moo.
There le also a- Spring of Water near the h use
and barn. ,
Thoro le a large and valuable orchard of abo
eight acne ottholce frult, to alt.: apples, pear ,
peaches, kc.
This farm istaava•lant to churches and schooln
ancOs In every respecl a choice and desirable hom
stead; • _ •
persone.wlehingto slew this property can call
WPon John K: Linuenecker on the premises, 'and
terms Will be made known on day of sale by '
JOHN Y. LONGENECKER, ..
SAMUEL LIILLEn,
Ear e. of Benjamin Longenecker, deed.
Commodore Porter, Auctioneer.
Air - Volunteer and Lancaster Examiner copy.
augn—to.
PUBLIC SALE
On. Saturday, September , 250 1 1869.
-The undorelgned, attorney in fact for the ht irs of
Robert Lind, late of Peon twp deceased will offer at
public male, on the premier,' on the abovq, day, the'
.following described Real Pante
No. 1. A tract of Land at Spring Mills, Peon twp.,
containing 14% Acres. bounded on the North by the
Plne• road, on the {Peet by lands of Noah Cockley,
and on the Bast by the Pine Grove road The itu•
proyamenta are. a Two-Story FRAME LIOUSE,
dununer ilouse, a Log Barn with wagon shed attac hed, and other outbuildinge: '
No. 2. A tract of Mountain Labd locator • twp.,
containining 08,3,1 Acres of cleir land, in s high state
of cultivation, bounded on the North bribe Pine
Grove road, and' n jbe East by lands of John Wire.
man and others • .
No 8. A tract of Mountain Land, covered with
timber, adJoining a the above, and 'contsloing about
12 Acme: The several tracts will be sold separately
or all together, to suitpurchasers. ..•
• Pale to commence at Spring Mills fares atlo o'clock
A. M, when terms will Uo Made known by
NOAH COCALRY,
ICaug Att'y In fact for heirs of Robt. Lind.
VALUABLEI • REAL
_ESTATE
AT PRIVATIt BALE.
The aubiserlber sledding la %Veit Peeneboro town.
chip, title county, otter& at private 'sly the following
valuable Heel .Eelatoe ^
A LIMESTONII . FARM containing 08 Assail and
atilot Ines/uset ell nate on Otambsreburg i umplke 5 miles West of ' Owlish, .i3llO mule andfa.
half South of the Orissson warehouse, on I ho
Valley Hall ItonV Pbundect by lands of John Paul,
'teary Paul and others. ' , ,
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Tbe improvement!! arelajarge two-Mori
wEATUKKBOARDED MOM, a large
rj BANK BARN, 72 by 60 feet, Corn Crib,
II I Wagon Shed, Carriage House, and all
necessary outbuildings.. There li on
it an. opine 'Orchard contalrang, 140 tress of choice
grafted Frulti and an excellent *ell of Water at the
door. :The. fences are all in good repair. About- 6
Acres otiond •are metered with excellent yOung
'Orator. There Is also. considerable Locust on the
plaice, This is among the, mat productive and do.
rirable farm lu Cumberland Valley, it hating been
recently well,limed 'MI over!-' •• ,
Any person' wishing to viie 'these premies can
do so by calling on Joseph' Miller residing-thereon,
or on the sulentiber ear Neviellio.•
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•-• ' ... "CEO. U.. DAVIDSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
We Cr. pow daily re calving from analon Obeli
it
Lois of Drees Goals of every style. ,titiiped ndi
!limed White, Phiuse, { 'bits ' 9:until; :.ITo j ry.
Mote', Efindkerehiefe. . and :all other ii oh hle,
goods which we will warrant. toaell cheaper thin
any other bowie MAP, county to *IAA wi'ailf the
attention of buyer. before purobealny, , , , , '
.
A. largo lot of
,Pirasols of all klodo.llow • style
llgbt Batton Boat. ill tilli, Ulll44l4 l Prirltk ti.
0 sidoood Oita. to salt thO thooi.4. . .- • ..,
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',L.RGAL NOTICES:'
N
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1 N BANKRUPTOY: - ••• •
•
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-. ln the Distrid Court of the United Matra for•the
Eeetern District of Pennaylvania. In the matter of
John Johnson & Bon's, Bankrupt/. -
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7-...
• . ; van, a a moon enera rnee •
Ing of creditors; ere
of g eld Bankrupts; for t bo purpose of
examining the Acolunt of their assignee, al for as
settled, and declaring a dividend out of the balance
In hle hands, will be held at the Court of Bankruptcy
to be holden at the Court . Home In Carlisle, Penn's,.
on' Wednesday Biniteinber , 22d, 1809, at 10 o'clock, A.
IL, Wore Chas. A. Barnett; Zan., Register.
GEORGE BITNER,
- Assignee of John &anet Aillons.
Aug. 27-5,t,
.ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Lettere of /WM ledetrat len chin teetomentue annexe.
Oti tht,Eetate of,ltudlelll Nateher; lath of the How.
of , Cartlele, deckl; harlot; been granted to the under
elgued; all persons Indebted to sold agate will make
payment, and those havingciNmi will present them
for settlement to
C. P. nummen, •
Wed Main St., Carnal..
13Ang 6t
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
tl E'STATI: OP WILLIAM BROCK, Deed. -
Letters of administration on the estate of William
Brock, late of the Borough of. Carlisle, deed : , hiving
boon granted - to the undersigned; all persona indebt
ed to said estate are hereby notified to make payment,
and those haling claim, present them properly au
thenticated to O. P. lIUMItICII. Adin'r.
. Mug It ° 26, Wesi Main St. Carlisle.
IVOVICE.—Notico is hereby given
1.1 'that the Carlisle Deposit Book a H make ap
plication to: thnuest Legislature of Pommyleaula
for the renewal of Its charter with its present title
and capital. Juue 111th, 1809.
J. P. 11A8BLER,
oJuly 0941 m Cashier.
EXECUTOR'S NOTlOE.—Letters
Testamentary on the Estate of David Heiken.
decanted, lase of West Pennsboro township, having
been lucked to the subscriber, residing in sold town
ship., Notice it hereby given to all persons indebt
ed to the estate of said decedent to make immediate
payment, and to all persons having claims against
it,to present them for settlement.
PRANCES lihIEES , .
Executrix.
30 lily et
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—The first
end final account of Patrick Gibbohe Admin
istrator cif Michael Gibbons Into of Dickinson town•
ship, dec'd., basing boon referred to too by tho
Or
phan's Court of Cumberland county, “to pass upon
exceptions and mako,distribution," I will attend
for that purpose at my °Mee in Carlielo at 10 o clock
A. Al., on the lath day of September next.
R. M. HENDERSON,
20 , Aug it Auditor.
FLECTION NOTICE.
Off. Carlisle Butgleg tb at ti d th Loin Arbflatton.— f
officers of the hereb y)
11141 ding aa'onduZeil7l"Are°,Cios
lion to eery, for the ensuing year, will be held on
Saturday the 4th day of September, 1800, at thi•
Arbitration Chamber In ”the Court House In the
boro' of Carlisle, hetweeo the hours of 6' and 10
By Order of the flosrd..l,
C. P. Humnida,
Preeldeot.
NOTICE.
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Aug. 64E
Notice in hereby given that on election hilt beheld
on Monday, September btit, 1800, between 'the hours
of 10 A. hi , .d 4 P. 31 , at the office of the Company
in Carlini e, for the pnrpoee of electing 13 1/1 ectore of
the Cumberland Vultey Mutual Protection Compony
of Cumberland - county, Pa., to levee for the ensuing
year.
By order of tho Board,
Aug. AOC.: JOHN T. OoREV, Sec'y
A. L. SPONSLER.'S COLUMN
A: L. SPONSLER,
Real Estate Agent, Seri , Convgaeeer Insur
%nee and Claim Aiont.., Omeu Main Street Nen;
Cootie 8 leers, •
FOR RENT.—A Store Room and
Ostler, op West Street, between Pomfret and
end - South Street, to the Borough of Carlisle.
nicely fitted up with Shelving, Drawra and Coun
ter. Well suited fora drocery Store, arid he a
god location. Apply to
A. L:SPONSLER,
Real Estate Agen
22jan 60
.FOR. RENT —A large - two-story_
t" Brick GWRIanrrIOUSE, With a coinmo
dlons Hook Building with a full Lot of Ground and
Stabling In the rear, situated on -Eastotreet be
tweon Alain and Louther 'treats Carlisle, late the
residence of Joseph Shrom, dec'd. Apply to
- A. L. BPONSLER,
Real Estate Agent.
VALUABLE FARM in Perry Co,
AT PRIVATE BALE.
_ -
Situate in Cerra township, 2 Miles north of
Carlisle, 4 miles north of Carlisle-Springs and 11
miles west of Duncannon, adjoining lauds-of J.
Sheeler, Nancy Cling and othore containing 120
ACRES. nnw owned by Levi Lecna. 00 acres of
which are cleared; In a high state of cultivation
and under good fence and the residue severed with
thriving timber. A neitir-failit.g stream of water
rune through the farm and plenty of lime within
2 miles.
The Improvements are two-story Log & Weather
boarded House, Large Barn and Spring House with
excellent water: School Bonne and Church at a
convenient distance. Apply to
A. L. SPONSLEII,
-Real Estate Agent
EOM
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI
DENCE FOR SALE.
Situate on South Hanover atreet, Carlisle now
owned and occupied by Are. Waehmood, late the
property of ifenedkt Law. The lot front. on Han
over et., 00 feet, and extends back the same width
240 fibril, an alley. The improvements area large
two.stury FRAME MUSE, with Verandah in front,
containing Double Parlors, Stall, Chamber. Dining
rooM and Kitchen on lower floor and sit Chatabn,
and llath•room on the 2nd story. One and water
have been introduce!. There lee large Stable end
Canine Mouse at the toot of the lot. The lot Is
well studded with ornamental treesand shrubbery,
besides fruit of almost every description n: t irapes
a
of the most choice eelection in bundance.
Enquire of ' A. L. SPONSL i s ,
Real Estate Ageqt.
ECEM
tIIGHLY 'IMPROVED PARM
IN ADAMS COUNTY AT i'IIIVATE SALE.
Ituated on the, Conawaga Creek 3 miles from
Hanover on the high road, and on the Railroad
leading from Uncover to Littlestown, - adjoining,
whet was formerly known as the Iflttsmlller Mill
property, containing
171 Acres-of ( Limestone Land,
cleared bit about 30 Acme, which are covered
vhith heavy White Oak'Tlinber.
The Improvements are extensive, and consist, vie
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 plaza. running along the entire
front, and cellar under the whole house, and an
excellent well of water near the kitchen dour.
The out buildings belonging to the above consist
of a large Carriage Holm, Wood and Coal Ilouso,
Hog Pen, Back Spoke House, Poultry House,
WWI House, all new except the' latter: The
- garden is large and highly cultivated, containing
hot bed. with' glazed each. The grounds aroan d
the house are adorned with' shrubbery` andstud
ded with many choice fruit and ornamental trees,
adjoining which le • fine apple orchard; next
A LARGE BANK BARN
nearly nee 90 feet.by 60 vilth Wagon Phed and
Corn Cr lb attached, and a neva. falling Wall of
Water In the Dayn-yard, also .
A NEW•TENANT nousA
130 by 26 feet containing seven rooms,. the ont o
buildings to same consisting of i Wash Mouse,
Bake Oven, - Bog Pep, Sc., a Pump at the dnor an d
an excellent .garden. . •.
This property presents superior advantages, the
location being eligible and the land of the hest
quality Of limestone, well. Watered and the cattle
having access to water -from every field, a great
portion - of the land this been • recently limed, the
fences in good condition and all the coin ground
and part of the oats ground ploughed for the cow.
log Spring. There is a Grist Mill. Blacksmith
Shop and School House :Within a abort distance'
of the buildings,
.The property having been recently purchased by
a gentleman from Baltimore wile after fitting it
up at great expense, la now desirous of returning
to the city, will bmdisposed of at 'an wotrenuly low
figure, and upon reasonable terms. Enquire of •
/A. L. BPONBLICRi
Rea Estate Agent, Carlisle, Pa.
25dec 66,
-ORE BANK FOR . BALE.--Aiicli
deposit of the beet quality Rermetite Ore,
yielding 60• per cent. - comprising *boot 1g ACREB,
touted in Monroe toivnehip; ebocit 2 miles from .The
Iron Works of C. W. I Ahl, on the south elde
of the Yellow Breeches creek.. There le a stream of
water running througn the trace sufficient for
Washing the ore and fu'rniehlng water power - be-
Men. A portion of the book le under a lease and
will be sold eublect thereto. The balance hi nolo
cumbered.
Pinions deeirkins of vie Wing the biink may call
upon George W. Leldlch, at i'Leldlcil'e mill," for
merly known pa firleker's mill, bliume township,
Oumbei lawn-county, or upon
A. L. BPONBLEIL,
Real Estate Agent, Oarlisli?.•
. 30Juue GO
FOR SALE
' A Private Residerice situate on South !hoover St.
Carlisle, nearly opposite Early's lintel owned by
Jamee Bents. The lot contains 100 feet in hoot
111191ifilg back 210 trot, and befog 70 leet In kireri dth
at thereat'. Thn building. are nearly neer and la
eacellearorder, comprising a commodious '
TWO-STORY BRICK ITRONTSU7LDINO •
with a large Twikitoi y Brick Back Building attach.
ad'containing all the modern improvements Mein,
dlug.ges and' water. The.location of this property,
in one of the most eligible in the town, and will be
dlepoted of on fatorable terms. For Orme and ur
'ter partionlara enquire oy . . . . ; • :
A. L. BOOMER, - -
Real Estate Agent.
elite a
VALUABLE FARM , AT. PRI
vArp 'SALM • -
• Situate mi the South-aide of the Yellowßreeched'
dreek in • Monroe township, about )4 mile lint of
Able Iron Works, containing 70 Acres,,all cleared
but about 2 Acre. which are - covered with goqd titrn
bor 'The improrenients,areld romtuodloue two-story
FRAME! lIOIIBE, with convenient out a.
Large DANK lIARM with 'Wagon Shed 'and, Coin
Cribs attached. A choice Apple Orchard in good
bearing order, together with Peaches, Pears, °hordes
and (napes In abundance and en excellent and navel•
failing wellof"Wateratthedoor.:The land is Io a high
state of cultivation. under good fence and the inn
p b t l ro e r o e g r ' be l l nig?'n good
aorcteurichTlVineantru~b 00l dhe,elut4-.•
If net sold et private este biforatbe 26th, day 'of
September next the .tainnwLl Le offerelat Publio
•Seleen that (114"..; Persons &drone of viewing• thh
premises may;csliupon•Geo. W . Leidichtat,beldiciel
-mill, in !degree; township,-; , ••• :
'Yorterms ko, apply to:, • , ;
I , ,
10Aug00 =. • Real Eidate„Agent.',
r• 1 4 .07 tbs . . nali 'ch•g(p
is;scir ilRy bi1u4.1., 4* the olas‘p jard of
REAL ESTATE
'STEAM , TANNERY AND r.VCV(:)
DWELLING 'ACMES AT poni,To. SALE,
On Friday, September 25th, 1869.
bl 3. cold at public sale an the .rnmteee
• • • , rUUI Of 1113
liable relit coleete. •A
UM
STEAM - TA-NNERY,
situate In said Ikrongh belogin illrat•elass repairs
Jaalf.3o lay..away.Wate, I I Ilandlero, - CLeechea. - 3
Unice, 2 val., a2O boron - power Begin , Leather
Roller and other mac b I neryli There Ina iralne Tan
House ,nnd• ltrame Okada fql; goring away bark.
There - ta - about non Acili,of Land connected with
the tannery. It Ina fine section for procuring bark
for the tannery buelness. Also a
.FILAME TWO-STORY, HOUSE,
au tat Adiedoing tannery., to good rennin.. The
,house in 20 by 18 foot nod - no - la ICO by 60 foot.
There i+ a well of Water noar the door and the neg.
essary out bullttlage.
Also, a lot of ground on High street, in 'saki Bor
ough, having a front of 67 foot n od a depth of 168
feet. The haproTomonts aro a largo
TWO-STOIry BRICK. HOTTSP,,
40 by 33 font with a two-story. Back Building.
There is a Coo Stable, Carrlagallonse, Wood !louse,
and other necessary oat - hoildloga on thle.pr. party.
A Coo woll of Water ricer the door and a large
amount of choice Fruit on the lot.
Selo - to crrumenco at 10 o'clock, A. AI. Drms
easy and will ho mad° known on day of sale.
JONATUAN STRINE.
_P. 8. Any Information respecting the premises
an ho hod by calling Ivor, or aJdrosoing Cyrus
Liaziott who nasidca on the promise. or - -
W. F. SADLER, Eno.,
Carlisle, Pa.
VALUABLE LIME :STONE
FARM AT PRIVAT,E SALE
. The subscriber having concluded to change his
reeidonceoffors at private solo that vol amble form
'on which be now resides, eittiato in Moon. town
chip, Cumberland county, 2 11.111+11 East of Church
to 4n, about 5 mites youth nl , 3fechanicsburg and 8
mi:es Soutimotst of Carlisle, at tho junctit.n of tho
roods connecting the Ynrk rold with the Lisburn
road, and on tho road leadidg from Now Kingston
to Dillsburg, near tilvler's Mills, snd bounied by
lando of Christian liartaler, Sr., Michael Landis and
others, containing 1017 ACRES morn or less, of first
rate Limessone Land. Thu Improvements aro a
- -
TWO-STORY STONE HOUSE,
cont•lning 9 rooms with good back huildin'g and
tlsoinent, brick Wash ilou,o, Wood and Smoke
House. There Is g spring of puro
water under the houso,also a good astern at tiro
door, with an excollen6JBpring House, n good, two
story brick TENEMENT 110116 E, containing 0
MUM
A iJARGE BANK BARN,
Wagon Shed, Corn Cribs, Carriage HOU., nog Pens,
and all other necessary outbuildings. The lau has
been recently limed, Is very clean and free from
rock, and weeds, la under good fence, principally
post and rail, manila inn tory. high state of Cultiva
tion. There la upon the plano,an
EXCELLENT ORCHARD,
or choice varieties of Apples!. Peaches and Marries.
There's !Geo a Cllr Ice variety of limit about the nous°
consisting of dwarf and standard Pena, Cherries,
Grapes, &e., with an assortment of tine Evergreen
and Urnatiwntal Shade Trees.
. This property IN located In ono of the richest and
hm.t cacti°. of Cuniberland coup y, having all the
advantages of ilburches, Bchobls, Storer, 31111 e, /to ,
and Is In all respects one of die 010,1 debicahlo
hoth•teads In Cumberland coo nIY.
It out sold before Cho 2 tit of Septumlb r this prop
erty ill be of nc publid silo 0/1 111 at day.
Persons whaling to t•Anrolutt the fum can do so by
soiling uposi Cho subscrlbel residing// the premi
ses.
BENJAMIN NEISLEY.
=
VALUABLE REAL ES TATE
AT PUIILIC BALE.
On Saturday, Ort,Zer 917 t, 1869
By virtue of an order of the Orphans' court o
Cumborle no county, I will expose to public solo on
the promlFoo on tho above day, the follotyng do
aeribod' real estate situate In Lower Allen town , hlp,
etinaMiland county 00 the la ad leading from New
Cumberland to Liaturn, about 1 mile South of
Shiremanstown; to wit: A tract of Slate Land_con
laltflAg
35 ACRES AND 107 PERCHES,
be the same mnrx or leis, about one acre of cc Well
Is In 'Timber nod the roddundlelded into . elx fleldr,
all of Which Is In'a good stato of cultivailon, end a
portion thereof lecont y
The improve:m.lla eonvist oba Two.story
FRAME AND
-•
WEATIIERBOARDED lIOUSE,
Log Born, Wash lionee and tiler outbuildings.
There is an ORCLIAIAD of choice fruit, a wolf of
good Water and Cistern near thu door, and a par.
ton of the fencing Is non. The,bull.fings urn situ
ated--on olevated ground affording an ON tensi vo
slob of Cho surrounding country, and is a healthy
and &drab's 'JOU..
Any person desiring to examine thu prperty can
lion John B. Eberly residing on the preinfuem,-
ho will give all niteessary Information. Title
naisputable and peepesslon given on let April..B7o.
Bale to commence at 111 o l eleek y on said day. wbun
arms will be made known by
SAMULL bli ;ILLY,
Guardian of Emma o:Smlth.
'27 Auk ts
GOVERNOR'S CAMPAIGN
CAPS, (.'AP ES,
AND
Co mimic-a Tor ehee.
Price of C 25, S2R.
10 1 A/4 andr toalred.
• v •... •;. 2,11 , 1 fo, tal eegrav
l'll
A-6 24 CH URCH ST.
• ka' IDA _dall Mat kat,
- PHILADELPHIA.
pal_ MILITARY COMPAME'S UNI FOR 52 111111 ill
to order. • Aug . 27.41,
State- Agricultur . al Society.
rrITE Pennaylvania State AgriCtil
i. tarot Society will bold its next exhibition ut
HAB-RISBURG,
TuesChty, Septtimber 28th 18G9,
And to continua FOUkI DAYS.
Elba. Rot. will hot he required to pay no Entry
te—out will wake their hut, ion under the two al
mutations at tho office of Alm Souretaty, fire of
large.
to_ Entrlan will open Sept 7, and clone Monday
Evening, Sept. 27, nt 10 o'clock, P M., at the 01lice
of the Secretary iu Liarriaborg, after whickuone will
be received.
For Premium Lists at d other information addrea
thor of the Secrotariea, at Harrisburg,.
A. 1109 E. RAP'', Pre4illotit
D W. SEILFIR, Roe. Soeretary.
ELititingt; 3IC'ONSEY, Cur. Secretary.
Aag• 27-6 t
James S• Earle & Sons,"
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'ortraits & Picture Frames,
ost olegant styles.,
Chromo-Lithographs,
European and American—an itiuneneo a.ortinent.
FINE ENGRAVINGS,
The newest publication.. •
ROGERS' GROUPES,
We are thn only authorized wholerelo and retain
Jere In the Ewer,' Groupe. in 'tills - Plato, nod
II all of thorn at the manufacturer's rates.
Circular. lent on application.
Earles' Galleries,
816 ,Cilesin . ul Sired,
PHILA DEL PIIIA
Aug. 27-1 m
FINE CUSTOM -MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR GENTLEMEN
AU the LEADING STYLES on hand orliutile to
measure. Prices fixed at LOW PIGURES. -- Au. Blue.
touted Prier, List with Instructions for self mosso,
went sent on receipt of Post Mlles address.
W5l. F. BA ItLETT, '
89 finnth Sixth St., above L'bestnut,
21aus 08-ly
KREALNITZ
WHITE LEAD, ' ZINC,
AND COLOR *ORRS.
We manufneture a C4onilcally Pure CAMIONATI ,
OF LRAM
'• Also, Manufacturers, Importe're and ',mien. in
•ll.gradee and qualities of LNA.D and ZINC PAINTS,
COLORS, &b
Sole lit antifectur, re of cbe celebrated l'erinanent
SYRIAN GREEN, with Moro Brilliancy, Beautiful
Shade of Color, Dotty anti Durability than any
'other Green In'tlm market.- - •
,Also..litolci Manufacturers of Moll. A Co's colobrs.
,14.1 JAPAN PRYER, Tory Mtn, light In 'color, freo
or sediment, and.very strong.
LlSalsrael,. In 01Is, Turnantine, Varnisher, Win
dow Ulan. Brushrs, ha, be.
Prlord, low, and all goods trnrranteil. as represent
ed.
McKNIGHT & :
Masufacturers,lesporters,and Wholesale DealsrS
TWENTY-SECOND AND . RACE STS.,
.14-Aona for Pftlol4lj F"'"D"PnIA
13Aug 1.3 t." •
•
Nr.o TI GE Restaurant Keepers.
.L 1 FOR It EhaT.—Tho oploOdid Bar arid Ilustao.
rant •in the boboraent of tho Boots Moto, • now
dolng.a good business No appllanto afll ho re
.colvOd uteapt from emnpatont- and. rosnonaltdo por
tion. Inquire at the , olllco of tho hotol.
' 10.1 no tf ' 13E0. Z. lIENTZ.
PAtNTEßS. , —'—Soaled proposals
naltitaigthe barn at the Poor !lapse with
two coats of paint, the same Co It Ir a e last Painted,
will ho recelvedhy the Directors up until dopthaw
lbeyl3th, 109.: JOIIN PAUL,
DAVID WOLF,
IBALO WAGNER,
.Dirottore.'
30J uly at
.TNBOLVENT'S .
• Notice le,hereby Mien, Mit %I . ;A: Mort s ha4altH ..
plied forth° benefit °Mho Inmlveht Laws
Conammorcalth, an't•rhe, the ma 3 7l"
take place at the Odurt, lloumb•at the •rtd,Rolrned 'Ar
gument, Court, on the 20 November, A 11., Ithal,
1• • • , ---,Ny order of the Court, - •
°: ,z•-• Ji A. MARTIN,
. ~ .. ~... _ .. .
WE . .If., • IVIRONSi t;, '.. rE;'
. ' ' 'AkTrontrut id iriv:• '
, , ,; oeltr,lsraq; . n.• ' ,ovnion,- South of Cdurtlfouq. • ,'' 4us. 271:6
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6 °.° 00 Not t, P 4 ite
yard or'
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