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HAMLIN! c?"cm.T?iixr!
AND VICTORY !
P E 'O P L E
STATE
s
MASS MEETING!
AT
Wednesdai/, September 19, 1860.
PROTECTION
TO
ilERICJl
FREE UO.IIES
vou
FREE LABORERS!
FREE TERRITORIES
FOl!
Free White Men!
The Mainienaiice of the National
Union, and the Supremacy
of the Laws!
THB PEOPLE of I*©xi.xi.syl-\7-a,xaia
Who Jirc in fiivor of ilic
Protection of American Industry;
AVlio ave in fuvor of
Free Homesteads to Actual Settlers;
^YlIO iire ill i*:ivor of
Protecting Territories now Free from the Blight of Slavery Extension;
IVlio .nre ill f-ivor of
Maintaining our National TJnion and
the Supremacy of lhe Laws
Inviolate;
Who are in lavor of
A RADICAL REFORM,
Such as will correct ihc .«h.'iinele.'--s profiigacy and coiTiiptlon of tho pre.-ent Naiional .Vdmin¬ islration, arc Inviled to attend a
GEAND STATE
MASSMEETIIG!
AT
LANCASTER, Oa AVcdocsday, September 19th,
To strike a decisive blow at the jierfidious Democratic rulers who have iinpoverishcd our Treasury, parnly/cd onr Commerce, and beg¬ gared our Laborers by their Free Tr.adepoUcj', and to raise their voices ngainst Scctiounlism aud Bisunionisni iu ain- and every shape.
J6S5°*The following distinguished gentlemen are expected to aitend and deliver addresses :
HON. UANNIB--IL HAMLIN, of Jlaiue,
People^s Caudidale for Vice-President;
nox. ANDIlEW G. CURTIN. of Penna.,
People's Candidatefor Governor;
nON. CARL SCnURZ, of AVisconsin;
HON. JOHN SHERMAN, of Ohio;
HON. THOMAS CORWIN, of Ohio;
HON, SIMON CAMERON, of Fcnna.;
nON. MORTON MeJIlCHAEL, of Penna;
HON. LYjr.VX TRUMBULL, of llUnois; ¦
HON. E. JOY MORRIS, of Peunsylvania;
HON, JOUN HICKMAN, «
HOJf.- TILVBBEUS STEVENS, "
EON. JAMES POLLOCK,
HON. JAMES IT. CA5IPBELL,
' HON, DAVID WILMOT, **
HON. JOHN V,\ KILLINGER, "
HON. A. H. REEBEU, «
HON. GALUSHA A, GROW,
HON. E, McPHBRSON, "
HON. JOHN COVODE,
[From ths ClnclnDxtlGftxette.]
THE PECULATIONS OF FENN 8Y1.VANIA
CENTRAL BAILBOAD EMPLOYEES.
We have already noticed the fact that a wholesale system of robbery, by cerlain con¬ ductors aud ticket agents on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, had been suspected for sev- er.tl months post, and that ageneral examina¬ tion had taken place, resnltingin the recovery of cash, stocka, property, &c., to n vrry con¬ siderable amount—being thc proceeds of tick¬ ets taken up by conductors and returned fo ticket agents andotbers to be resold—togothor wilh daily appropriations from eash collec¬ tions by conductors on trains.
While at Columbus, on Tuesday, we were informed by a gentleman from Pittsburg, that this system of robbery had been In praciice for over a year past, and that thc chief officers of thc road had had suspicions all along that they were being defrauded, but wore unable to obtain any clew for months, although a spe¬ cial detective had boen on the lookout for the guilty parties.
The Vice President, Mr. Scotl, had ascer¬ tained that one conductor had purchasod a property in Philadelpbia, for which hc paid $12,0l)U cash. He had no means when hc went into the road a year or two previous.— Auother conductor was paying SHOO rent, wbile his salary wns but SToU. These and other men who were Uving beyond their in¬ come were watcbed, but nothing wrong could be detected. It was clear, however, lhat a large amount of the casb coUeciions were be¬ ing withheld daily, andit isstated that as much as tiO per ceni of the amount collected by certain conductors wns retained.
..¦Vj3 the money did not come in fast enough under tbis system, n combination wtis formed between some ten or twelve conductors and some half dozen ticket agents or sellers on the Pennsylvnnia Central, who were In league. Ii is believed, with similar employees on other roads, direci connections of tho Penns^dvania Ccnir.ll, by which n certain aniount nf tickets taken up daily should not bo punched, as re¬ quired, but should be returned io lbe ticket agenis io be resold.
Numerous plans and traps were devised and set to detect the guUty oues, but up to lasi week all had been faUures. Men were at last employed, who purchased tickets in Cincin¬ nati and Columbus for Philadelphia. These lickcls were privately marked, and the dny (hey were used, .ts well aa tbe mime of the conductor, were reported to headquarters. It was found in several instances ihat these tick¬ ets, altliough used, were not reported for len days, and were of course resold.
A certain party in Pittsburg applied to thc ticket agent in that city, a week ngo, io know ifhe would scUihePillsburgand Phihidclphia portion of ihrongh Cincinnati coupons. This led thc ticket agent to suspect somelbing wrong, nnd beforo giving nny (uiswcr he re¬ ported tbe matter to headquarters, Hc was then instructed to say lo the parly applying lo hnve tickets sold, that if he would briug local rickets he woubl sell them for him,but thai hc could not sell Ihc coupons. The result was that local tickets were brought, and thus thc robbery was dciccicd. Several suspected par¬ ties were tben questioned, ns io their complicily in Ihc matter, some ofwhom plead guilty and returned their ill-gotten property, whUe guUl wos fastened upon oihers.
The Vice Presidenfof ihe road, Jlr, Senll, has been at Pittsbnrg for several days making a thorough investigation. Wc believe eight conductors and four ticket agents have .already been suspended. They had regular offices iu Pittsburg, Ilarrisburg ami Phihidelphla, and were systematically organized. It is believed Ihat two or more conductors on the Pittsburg nnd Fort AVnyne ro-td nre implicated, and it is feared lhat employees on Ihc other Oliio roads arc equally guilty. What amount the Penn¬ sylvania Ccnlr.al ha.s lost is not kuown. butwe have heard very large figures mentioned, Thc result ofMr. .Scott's investigations will proba¬ bly be made known before long.
DESPERATE PRISON INSURRECTION. The New York papers give the particulars ofthe desperate attempt of six convicts to es¬ cape from Sing Sing prison. The projector of lhe plan was Tom Ivelly, a notorious fellow, who has hitel}' given a great deal of trouble In the keepers, and who has been for some time past subjected to thc ball and chain, as well as lhe vizor punishment, for his misconduct. It was hoped by Kelly and the few who had become parties to tbe plot, that b3' a sudden dash tlicy might murder the guard, seize the .^loop, whicil laj' at thc prison dock, nnd during the confusion which was sure to ensue, pui off io thc mountains on the opposiie side of thc river, whence it would be easy to make good their escape.
Accordingly, when it was believed that the favorable moment for pultiug their scheme inlo e-xecution had arriveil, Kelly, who by some means bad managed to free himself from his irons, rushed upon Mr. Ilosiro, the keeper in charge, und thrust a knife iijto his groin. The blade pas.sed upward and ripped open the poor fellow's abdomen, infiicting a wound which at oncc rendered liini helpless, A run was then made toward the slooji, b3' Kelly and Iiis confederates, who raised the crj* of •'come on, boys!"
TllC whole atfair transpired so suddenly*, however, that none of the prisioners, except tbose already in ihe secret, followed hiin, and by the lime the conspirators had renched thc vessel the other keepers were in pursuit of ihcin. On Ihe deck a terrible struggle ensued. The six men fought, witli desperation, and Capt. Lafarge, the conimauder of the sloop, wdio was on board when the irritptlon was made was fatally stabbed in the side by one ufthe ruffians, nnd also wns struck upon the head with a stone.
Some ofthe oihcr convicts who hnd been to the scene ofthe atfr-iy, pralsewm-thlly went io the assistance of the keepers, and finally the rcvoUcrs were secured. Before this had been nccomplished several shots had been fired by the guard.«, but none of the prisoners were much injured. Thc prison is greatly crowded, thei'e being now 1,300 inmates of il.
PENNSYLVAOTA BAIL BOAD.
r,nAVE WESTWAno.
Through Express L31 a. m.
Mail Train 10.5-1 "
Fnst Line 2.38 p.m.
Harrisburg Accommodation 5.35 "
Lancnster Train 7.44 "
Emigrant Train 12.20 a.m.
LE.VVB EASTWAnn.
Througb Express 2.29 n. m.
Fust Line 7.27 p, m.
Lancaster Train 8.50 a. m
Mail Train 2,22 p. m
Harrisburg Accommodation 6.43 "
Card Printing.—A large asKortment ol CAHDS of every slyle and variaty Jnsl received, and neatly priDt- fld at tlilH otflce, at ratau clieapar than any other eslab- llahmeat io tlie ctty.
Printing for Societies, &o.—CooBiltalloiiB. By r.awM, Order Books CerltfiealeH, &c., printed ttt tha best itylft, nnd at moderate prlceR, Call aod see gpecimenE
Posters. Salo Bills, &o., printed at sbon ootice
and In the best Rtyle at Ihle offlce. The larRest and bdfit Belection of type for thla partlcnhir brancb of print¬ ing will be foond at this oRlabllBhroeiit.
Catalogues, &o.—Principals of SemlBaries and ScboolH wbo desiro neatly printed Caialognef and Clr- colara will flnd nt this olilce the best Helection of mate¬ ria))* for thin brancb of printing.
Circulars—In any stylo neatly and oxpeditloasly prtut«d Hi tblH office.
BiU Heads neatly printed al tbls offlce, lo plain or faacy cnlurti.
Printing for Balls and Parties.—A boaniiful asBovlmeat of FINE EMBOS-=ED CARDS, suitable for Balls und Parties, Jnbt racolved at tbis ofSce. Call and eee specimoiiE.
I^T Free Trade seems now to be in favonr with Napolion IIL—To all In need of a good and beau¬ tlfal WIO on reasonable tarma, we woald say from ex- perioDce call on Oeorge Knrgaland, No. 29:b, Sooth Gtb St., Philadelphia, wbere yoa can be united In a utyle and manner uufarpasRed, also procure somo of hia cele- raled nua niK for beantifying the halr.&c.
feb 2'J 13.1y
A QoEER Place to Stick a Notice—An Inci¬ dent oc thb EcupaK.—Agentlemao who was gazing at the eclipse, yo.iterd&y morning, soddenly taroed to his wifo and exclaimed. " Well I'll be banged If they haven't ftnck a flrst-rate noltce op oa the sod." The wlfo selied tbe pmoked gl^iKs nod declared that tbe baabasd wan riglit, fur thore were tbo letters right oa the AClipiie, aod no mlntike. The mystery was solved when Itwas dlbcovered that eome wag had scratched on the smoked surface of tho glass tbe following words: "Buy all yoor girmesls at tho Brown-Store Clothing Hall of Koclthilt & WilsoD. A'os. 603 and 605 CheBtnut street, above hixlh." jaly 26 lt-3S
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for the BLADDERl! Helmbold's Buchu, for tbe Kidoeya. Helmbold's Buchu, fur the (Iravel. Helmbold's Buchu, for Dropsy, Hclmliotd's ItU'liU, for NarvousncBa. Hclmbcld's Buchu, (or Lat* of Slemory. Helmbold's Buchu. for Losa of Siftht Helmbold's liucliU, for DimneaB of Vision. Ilelnibald's Buchu, for DiOIcult Breathing. Helmboid's ll-tchu, for Woak Nerves, Helmbold's Buchu, for Obntrnctions. Helmbold's Bucliu, for Excosses arising from lodUcretion sad all Di:)C8t-i>i3 of ibe
SEXUAL ORGANS'
Existing in either sex. from whatever canse originated and nomalterof HOW LONU STANDING.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUUHtl is pleasant In its taste aud udor, and imineJiato io Its action. Price $1 per boUle. or>lxfnrS'^. D-'livered to any addree, ac¬ companied by reliable cartlflciiiex.
DEI'OT, 104 SOUTH TENTH Street. Pbiladoiphia.
Fur salo nt the PiUent Medicine Slore of KaOFFMAN St CO., Kramph'a Building, East Orange stroet, Laacas- tbr. Fa. may 16 ly-25
'ortney's Ceiebraled Ambeotvpb and PnoTOfiiuPn GALLEitv, at the old place. No. .S7 North Qoeen street, cootlnoes to be tbe Real Hoad Oasrters for GOOD and CHEAP LIKENESSES. CaH and toe. June 20 ly-AO
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of
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HOUSEHOLD MARKET.
Buttek,
Eggs,
Lard,
Sinokcd Meat,
Veal, fi^ lb, frnnt
" " hind
Apple Cutter,
I'iiic Apples
Chickens, livo,
du cleaned,.
Bucks,
Apple.«,
Potatoes
Oats of 3 bushels
Corn, .-.-rtC-
S.iTcnnAV, Sopt, S, ISfiO.
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Pehsonb afflicted with the Fover and Ague ahoald notaparo eitber time, trouble or expense to pro¬ care DB. HOHTETTER'S CELEBRATED BITTERS, whose beneflceat effects npon tbe eyetem has beea clearly proved to those who have been stricken downloasbort space of tlmv by this dreadfol cnrse, whose oheeks are wan and meager, and wboee olgbla are sleepless and restlees, aod whose eyes are dim nod soakon, witb death staring them in the face, tbla compoood mnst prove a bleasing, suatcbtog them, as it were, frrm the moDlh of the grave. Ifono can know l^s troe value antll they hava tested It, When all othera bavo failed, theso Bit¬ ters have restored the soffererB to pristine health. Their popalarity In all tbe Weatern and Soaihern parts shoald Introdnco them to all families.
Fold by druggists and dealera generally everywhere.
$3~ Bee advertisement In another colomn. Im
The Co.vfbssions Ann Kxpebiewce op a Vic-
Tiu.—Designed for the beneflt and an a warning and h cautioQ to yoong meo who uofferfrom Nervous DcbiUti/, Premature Decay. &c.,aB & coOKoqaeaco of early erroni; aapplying al the aame time the means of Self Cure..— By a sufferer from the abova CBU!>e and from medical imi-ositlon and quackery.
Single copies mailed free on receiving a post-paid Kn- velopo, bearing tbe addrese ofthe applicant. Address, MATHANIEI. HATFAIR. Kxq..
eept .'S-3m-4l Bedford, Kingn Co.. New Turk.
On the moroinf,' of tho 5th iust., by the Rov. W. M, Deatrick. Rev. Elias D. SnoKMAKEit, pastor of the Kit- taning obarge, Armstrong eounly. I'a, lo Emubu.hb H., foeund daoifhter of Rev. C. F. Hoffiflfcler, of frienda' Covo, Bedford county. Fa.
Oa the fith icRt.. at the ro-sideoce of the bride's brotb- or, io Cleveland. Ohio, by the Rev. W. H. Wheeler, Z. C.Bisbop, of St. Lonis, Mo., to Sillik J. He^iokick-, suH.uf Muunt Joy, Va,
In Colnmbia, on lhe 30lb nil., by Thomas Welfb, Esq.. JonM SHELLBMieBUER, jr., to Elizabeth CoHicif, allof West Hempfleld twp.
In Marietta.on the 3d inst, by the Hew, Q. M. Claw- res, D. A. Fibh, of Lycjmlng coaniy, to .^I. A. Okt, of Marietta.
latllSi.
On the 9nd inat., JcfiKPH Lasdm, of West Earl, for¬ merly of Ep,:rat&,agedSI ye^irw, 7 mooths and (i days.
In Maoheim, oo tbe Hlh Inst. OsCAK HENRr, unly child of Henry Hogendobler, aged 13 years, 4 months and 17 days.
On the 3d in«t.. In Penn Towoship, Aubaham Orei- DEB, aged C5 years.
On the Oih Inst., Sauah LoCHRErf, sRcd about .'»9 ys.
On the QSth lost.. Mart, wife of Thomas Uodgen, aged 41 year», fi months and t daye.
On the Ist inst., in Kapho twp., Samdel H. Fuct, aged 42 yeitrH, S monihs and 2 days.
On the 7(h Inet., in this city, Maey Williams, aged 18 years.
In this city, on Sunday afteroooo last, at the resl¬ deoce of Mrs. Wra. Jenkins, William Potter, eon of Ji»..ne8 B. Jenkics, Etq, of Now York, aged 7 moiilhe.
In Resmslowo, ,ou tho Slst nlt, Ltoia Ream, a niece of Dr. Iteam, and grand-daughter of tbe late Jndge Hibubmao, aged -i:> years, 5 months and 9 dn.ys.
On the lst inet .in Kapho TownHhip, SameklH. Fket. aged -.2 yearn, 8 months and 2 days,
Oa lbo3d lo.'l., la PeoD TuWQBhip, Abbauah Khei- nun, aged 64 yeara and li; days.
STATK of tho LANGASTER COUN¬ TY bank, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 6. '60.
Bills DiEConuled $452 007 99
Bonds and M,^rtgagCH 2.'i..'>00 00
Raal Estate 12,744 93
D. S. Tre«flnry Notes g fiD.OOO 00
Gold aod b'ilrer 10(J.2l26n ISfl2l2AG
Nutes and Checks of other Banks 17,fiOG 7.S
Gash duefrom other Banks 140,22.'! 93
"uo Depositors
Notesln Clrcalatlon..
Dividends Unpaid
Due to Banks
$331,201 %i
$171,359 95
330,670 00
1.06SJ7
2I,:m2.1$.'i?iJ,l71 tl
$309,029 68
Capital Stoclr, $269,083 00 Lancaster cittj, ss : -'
Before me, J. G, Vao Camp, aa Aldermaa of the city of Laocaiiler, personally appeared W. L. I'eiper, Cisb- ier of the Lancatiter Coanty Baoh, wbo being doly swora, dolh say lhat Ibe foregoiog statameot is correct, to the best of his knowledge and bi'linf.
W. L. PEIPER, CasMer.
Sworn and eabscribed, SsplemherGth. 'SSO. coram,
eep 12 n-42 J.C. VAN CASlP, Alderman.
S'^
TATKMENT Ot^ THE FAKMEKS
BANK OF LANCASTER, SEPTBMBER 4th, 1S60.
A!>SETd,
Bills Disconated and LoaoH $f!4.';,29.3 69
Banklog Houi-a lO.l'OO 00
Notes and Checks of other Banka S3,S'<4 2;i
Duefrom oiber Banks 94,»^l>:^9
Farmers* Baok Slock 69,930 00
U.-S. Troaeory No'oh $40,00000
Gold aod Silver Coi^ 33,687 75 133,657 75
N'otes in Clrcnlatloa
Dne to otber Banks.
DaoDeposiloTB
Dividends Uopaid...
LIABILITIEB,
Due Commonweallh for Tuxes
$2^7,000 00
. 22 018 44
. 216.497 97
627 frf)
. I,9i5 79
$977,091 96
495,9S" 70
$481,102 36 Capltal Stock $450,000 -a
Lancaster citi/. ss: '*
I cerlify that the foregoing is a true statement, to tbe beet of my kaowledife und belief.
EDW. H. BROWH,Cashier. Sworn and anbHcrlhed before rae. this 4tb day of Sepiember, i860. WM. B. "WILET, Alderini>n.
sep 12 .^_______ 1142
The Lincoluy Hamlin and CnHin Clubs
Thronghout thc St.atc, and especially in all the Eastern Countiea, ure expected to attend, properly organized.
THE WIDE-AWAKES
Are expected lo attend in Cull force, properli* oOicercd nii'i equipped, nnd a
WIDE-AWAKE TOnCULlGilT PROCESSION WiU tal-e f/hrcc on. tltc Eccuin^/ ofihc 0<'}f.
EXCURSION TICKETS
"Will be issued ou nil the UaUw.n.ys, good for the tinie necossary io go to Lancnster, attend the jMcetin":, and retnrn home-
Friends of tlie Bight! the groat prt'llniin- ary struggle in the Keystone .Sinte is nigh at band, liixlly in your miyht to promote your ylorious cause'
Our frionds in any part of the .State, de¬ siring information iu delail in relation to thc facilities for transporialion Ii> and froniihu Jlceting, or upon nny otbfr point, -will ad¬ dress ihe STA TE CENTRAL COM.MITTEK, by which nllcoinnmnicritionfe will be prom]it- ly and satisfactorily answered,
AI-EX. K. aicOLTTBE,
Cliairman ]*coplc's StJitc Coinniittee,
JOHN M. SULLIVAB",
Secretary.
People's State Committee Koom.'*, "l
Philadelphia, Augnst 2i3th, ISiJO. /
TonAUCO.—This great staple product of Virginia, says the Lynchburg Republican, is cbming into our market in iinnicn.se quantities, andjust now In n loo.-:e stole principallj'. It is alwnys common for this market lo be sup¬ plied with loose tobncco in some extent from curing time in tho Fnll uniil Chrislmas, the supply being hrought in ns :i general thing by those living coniiguous to ihcaliy and.;wbo raise the weed in small quamitics. But from the number of carls ami wagons tvhich wc sec daily unloading ni onr warebousos, it is fair to suppose Ihui .such nnoilier crop has no) been made In Alrgiuin nt least for j'c.irs past. The prices for the lot.sc article are con¬ siderably depressed, owing doubtless to ihe great "glut" and the expectation of ihc large coming crop.
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A Cheat Pj*acf. for tiik Coiiosku.—The foUowing interesting Corouer'.s siniislics are furnished by the New Orleans papers for the months of .July nnd Augu=t. ISliO : The total numUer of inqueaia wns li-lu, to wit: 13 honio- cides, 0 suicides, :».B deaths by drowning, 17 by intemperance. Ki by ncciilental causes, and 145 by vnrious diseases. Of tbe accused in the homocide cases, two were tried, jind .ic- quitted, one convicted and sentenced to be hnng, four nrresied^nd nwaiiing trial, four ¦were not arrested, and one remained unknown. The suicides were all men ; four Americans, ivho died two by poison, one by cutting his throat, and one by hanging himself; one Frenchman, who shot himself; one Irishman; three Germans, who died, one by hanging, one by a pistol shot, and one by drowning.
Twenty of tbe deceased remain unknown.
There, were 39 eases of sunstroke and 46 of apoplezy. The oldest deceased was an Africaa negro, -ffho died at th« age of 115 yoars.
THE TEXAS EXCITEKENT. The people of Tctas seem to be rapidly going crazy with excitement about aboliiiou burnings, plots .and other direful cilamltles, nnd iliele.-ist suspicion is siitHcient to seal a ni.-in's death ¦warrant, Thc unreasonable nnd unreasoning character of this excitement, is shown by the foUowing slatement iu the !Xow Orleans Pica¬ yune -
** Mr. Savers, who hns been for twenty years engnged in buying und selling slock in this 6iiy, early in the summer made a trip to Texas wilh theintention of purchasing and stocking II farm. With this object he ninde n tour tlirough nearly all lhe counties of Northern .ind iiiddle Texas, aud Imppened to be near Dallas, ou his return io New Orleaus, ahoutthe time the disastrous fire broke ont in that place. From Dallas he traveled by stage to P.ilesline, in Anderson conuty, finding ihe whole people excited iu the highest degree by the danger nbout theiu. Falling to make conueelion n Palestine with tlic stages to Crockett, he al- lenipted to procure a ]U'ivaie conveyance, ns the dolay would Interfere with his bnsiness arrangements.
This anxiety lorcach Crockell. coupled Aviih thu Iact thai he wns a stranger, coming from the direction of Dallas, excited suspicion, nml hc found himself surrounded by a crowd, who iook hiin io bo nn incendiary. Ho lar from being satisfied with his explanations nnd a de¬ tailed history of his business nnd life, tboy judged him nn enemy and proposed lo give him nn introduction to .ludge Lynch.
.Anticipating the worst, 5Ir. Savers stood on his defense, drew his revolver, and stnted to (he crowd that if ihey had determined io hang him, he would sell hisllfeasdcirlyas possible: and, in hi.s Masonic character, he called upon tbe Masonic fraieruity for aid. This appeal prr.vcd successful for delaj-, and nfter :i more cool iuvestigniion he was released.
This is a brief account of the ndveiiture In (he exciied region of a -well-known citizen of Xew Orleans, himself a slaveholder, born in a slave State, and identified with Ihe iuslituiious oftho Souih, The slightest suspicious were raagnilied iulo proofs of crime,"
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CosDiTioN or TUE 11ai'tistDexo.min.\tion, —The Baptist Almanac for the year 1801 has just made its appearauce. It contJiins mucli interesting information regnrdlng the present condiiion of the denomination. From ihe lable of "Grand Total of Kegiilar Bnptisis in North America," ire leam thatthe number of Associations in the United States is-570: number of churches, 12,3(;i; ordained min¬ isters 7,837; licentiates, 1,115; baptized in 1850, 72,080; tot.al, 1,020,442. The number of Baptists in Nova Scotia, is 13,0r)7 ; in New Brunswick, 7,703 ; in Canadn, 13,713 ; West India Islands, (estimated) 30,3-50—making a grand total in North America of one miUIon and nineiy-one thousand one hundred nud sixty-seven regidar Baptists, Of other den- ominationspracticing immersion, thc Almnnac sets down the Anti-Mission at nO,000; Free- Will Baptista, 59.791; Six-Principle Baptists. 3,000; Seventh-Day Baptists, ti,577 ; Church ofGod, or Winebrenarlang, 12,850; Disciples, or Campbelites, 350,000; Tunkcrs, 8,200; aiennoniies, 30,230. If these nre added to the above, it will mate 1,018,815 -who give in their adhesion to tbe doctrines of immersion.
LANCASTEK GEAIIT MASKET—-Wholesale.
Reported hy ALBniCHT & Co., Fonearding and Comminiion Merchants. [
TDE.SDAY, Sept. {11^ ISeO.
Flodr, superfine,por bbl ..:„'. $j.SD
do extra, " .....'. (i.fla
Wuite Whe-VT, per bushel,,,... ......'....,.. 1,-13
Ran *' " ..........;....l i.-ir>
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PHILADELPHIA MAEKET.
Monday Evening, Sopt,ilO, ISfifl, Flohr—There is a good demand for tlour, hoth for export and homo consuniptiun, and the mnrkct is quite firm fur nil dc&criptiuns. Sales of ^-luOO bbls, includin:: lOOl) bbls gond superline at $0.25 •jii bbl? 5U0 bbls extra at CIO: 10(10 hbls Dinmoinl .Mills extra family, and (tidlipoIU ^Mills do. on terms not made public. Tbo sales to thc trade nru to n fnir extent, from our lowest figures up to 7.50 fur common and fancy brands, ns iu quality.
Rve Flohu axi> Cons Meal—Thu receipts and stocks ofrjrc fiour und corn meal arc small, and they aro held firmly—the former at $3.75, nnd the lat¬ ter at 3.50 ^, hbl.
Wueat—There is a fair amount of Wheat cora- iiiif forwurd, but the demand hus fidlcn oIT, und wc reduce our quotations 2a3c Tj^ bush. Sales of ;J200 Inisbs Common to priine Pcnn.sylvaniii, Western and .Southern Red at $I.a5al.4;t, "and White from Sl.^Si to 1,57 afloat and in store.
Kyi;—Ilye coines furward slowly, and is taken on nrrivnl at TSaSOc,
Cor.v—Corn is looking up, nod tho offerings are light. Sales of 2000 huslis prime yellow, at suuic- thiii<; ovcr 75c—exact price not made public,
Oats—Outs nru dull; ;iOOO bu.shs Delaware sold at SoAaUGu—thu latter price fur heavy. No sales of Uarley Malt.
Ekeds—Cloverseed (tontlnues in demand; sales of 400 bu.shs )irimc—part new and part old—at $5.75 per 01 lbs. Timolby runfjcs from $2.25 to 2.G2i per bu.'ib. Flaxseed is selling freely at I.G:J.
WinsKV—Whisky cyntinueg scarce, Penna. bbls aelling at 2'lAe, OhioLdo. 25c, and drudge at 23cs; bbds arc vcry scarce, nnd quoted at 2-lc.
CATTLE MARKET.
MoxoAY, ScpL 10. Bekf—There wns more lifu in the Cattle market tii-day, although it was not pnidnjtive of a very groat change in prices. Tho stouk offered was something below last week, and it was nearly all disposed of attho rates givuu below. ISIS head of Beef Cattlo wero on sale, Thc following wcro lhe principal Iota:— 36 head I. Abrahams
Public Sale of Stocks.
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, ISfiO, at 2 o'clock P.M.. will besold at public sale, at Ihe Hoiel ufJuho Michael, la LancaKter city, the followiog stocks, iu lots to suit pnrchasers:—
50 Shares Golambia Bauk. 50 do fLanuasterG:iii Compauy. ^ do Colnmbia and MarieUa, Tarnpike Compauy.
Heptl2-lt-12 .1K0. CTriER Si CO.
IfOTICE TO FLUID DEALERS.
SKALED Proposiils will be received at the Mayor's Offlco, until the IhI day of OCTOBER next, for supplyinR Buruiaft Fluid for lighlint; lhe StreetB of the cUy "f I-ancawer, fi»r one year, comuieu- clnitnB theUt of A'OVEaiBSK.
Bidders Mre reipie-fled to ntate the qnaliiy of tho Uuid, io conneciion n-ith the terras opoo irbich Ibey propose to farnitth thw arlicIi. GEii. yAi'DEKSON, Mayor. Matob'9 Office, Sept 11.1S60. pept l2-3t-S5
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Lyceum Treasurer's Eeport.
Mli;iOxN ]?.KSHLK.MAN,Xrensurcr in account with the Lyceum Cooveiitiou oflS'^O, !ir^p triuber Ivt. I>r. to Cnhh CoIIeclPd OO ths t:rouDdt> $11.50, three doUars moto w«re collected, bnt la>it year's Treaaaror, gettnig his hands oo it, took It otf wilbont authority, aad rofu-ttd to refund It.
Cr, by bill of priniiui; by Landasier Unbia $ 7 00
do do Uobert Lioch, baoliDg Lamber,... .'i.OO
do store bill of fiuodry Iteias 2.on
do bill for damaged lamher LAD
do do of work preparing Kronndd lO.ro
dp do sdverlialDS this report l.Pl>
$27 00
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Balance.paid by tbel'araditia Liter.iry Society,.!»I-'^.60 aeplS 11*^2
Valuable Real Estate at Public Sale.
ON SATUHDAY, the 6th day of OCTOBER. ISOO. by vlrtna of an order of the Or¬ phans Court of Lancaeter county, the andersigned Ad¬ mioistrator or TruHiee.Cdaly appointed for thepurposs,) will expose to salo hy public vendue, at the pahllo bouse of Beory SbafTner, lu the horooxb of Houot Joy. Laacaster coanty. the following real astate of Isaae Herahey. deceased, late of Mount Joy borough :— No 1, Purport No. 1, The Mansion Farm
nrPlantatloo or Tract of Llmeatoae Land, sltaated ohledy la East Doaegal twp.. Lascaster ooaaty. Imme¬ diately south of aiount Joy Boroagh, and ahoat 3 acres wltbia the bounds of said borouKh, oo which are erected a two-Htory brick DWELLING H0U3B, *"" and brick kitcbea altached, brick smoke hoaae.
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frame wash hoose and summer bouse; also,
good orcbard, a swisser barn, netfily new, corn crib, wagon shod, carriage houao and bog peo , wood nbed and other oat-bnlldlngs. Also, a BLACKSMITH BHOP. adjoining iaods of the belrs of Jamts MehaS'ey, Henry Eagle and othem.
CONTAINING 98 ACRES,
neat measure. Tbere is a well of oever falling water with pamp iherelo on the premises : ntno, a clu tera with pump therein. This place Is bounded oa the east by Little Chlquea Creek, to which cattle cnn have access from ever; flnld ou the tracl. Tha fences are In a good coodilion, and the land la lo a high st.Me of caltivation.
No. 2, Purport No, 3, or a Tract or Parcel
f Land, containing three-fouriha of an Acre, more or lesH, Kitnated wilhin the borongh of Mount Juy ofore- et'd, without iiiiprovement, bot fiicing two streets, sui¬ table for building : ots, adjoining property of Mra. Ste¬ man and others. Thla Uud is In good order, and the onderslgned reRervea the rlgbt to lay uat this tract In lots, and expose the same to sale in lots or otherwise.
The one-tblrd of tbe procfleds of theee propei ties, afer payment of debts and expenaes of t^eltllng the ealate, will be charged oa tbb pnimlst-a, raapeciively as Widow Thirds, the lutercsl on which will ho 5 per cent, per annum.
Porsona wishing to view any of eald propertlea, will call oa the uudAisigued, In Mount Joy boroagh, who will siiow the sama.
Hale to commeuce at I o'clock.P. M., whea attendance will he given and conditlonH madfl kuown by the under¬ signed Adinluintraloraod Traatee.
H£pt 12-31^-42 ^ ANDREW M. HERSHEY.
PUBLIC SALE.
ON FRIDAY OCTOBER 5, i860, will be Hold by public f^ale, at Lhe public house of
PUBLIC SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1660, will be »oId br public vendue, at the pablio hoase of Jacob S. Mann, in Manor township, Lancaster coaniy, a valuable Tract of Llmeatoira Lauu.coatalning
04 ACRES AND 56 PEECHES, sttoatn Io iMj.aor township, Laacaster county, on the Bloe Rock road, about threa miles from Millersiowa, and half a mile from Jacob S. Mhdd'b tavern,adjoining landa of BeDjamln Herahey, Dlrich Hoatotter, John Pouk aod olhera. Tho improvements ar» a two-ntory roogh Btone DWELLINO UODSE. Swlaser Barn, ^Kh wa^no ehed with corn crib attached, grain hoaae, Kli hog Bty, smoke hooae aud other oot-haildtoga, JEX. and an orchard of choice fruit. Thore la runoiog water la the bam yard and a well of neverfailing water wltb pump therela near the house.
The laad Is the bestquality of limestone, undergood fences and ia ablgh stnte of caltivallon; Q acrea are good timber land and 10 acres of the best meadow in the cnunty.
PersonB wishing to view said property oan call on tht aabscrlbar, reaidiog oa the aame.
Bale to commence at 3 o'olock, p. m. oo said day.wben attendance will be givea aad teims made knowo bv
sept 12-3t*.i2 JOHN B HOSTETTER.
Total
Amount GoIIocied..
A good chance for a Physician.
APliYSiClAN, who h obligetl to go to Enrope on husliiesH, wishes* to sell at private i-ale his DitUGS. A HORSE and BIIGGy, and a number of other arUcloH heluoging l» tbo huHlscas, logetherwith an extf>ntive practice lathe bunt and fioest district of Lehaooo counly.
B3"For particulars, apply to tbo publisher of tbo Lebanon Dcmi-crat, Lobduun, I'a, liop 12-31-42
A machine has recently been invented for making wool for mattress filling, out of wood, A solid block of maple, basswood, quakiuT ash or nny other sweet scouted, inexpensive wood, is rapidly converted into a fibrous ma«s, much resembling whiie hurse hair, aud this makes escellent filling for mattresses, and IB much cheaper thnn hair, wool or cotton, and much better than husks, moss, sea-grass, &c. The machine is not expensive, and can be set up in any place where wood is plenty, and where there is water or steam power. It can b» worked by an ordinary mechanic.
$y aflJ
Jno. Sanderson, Chester S
Kennedy & .JlcCiccs S .nSJ
B. Baidwiu, Cbester S ail
Scott & Kimble, Md S .V,»
Kimble & Kirk, Chcsler S\ii'.)h
McQuaid A Carr, Ohio s'aOl
P, McFillin, Ohio S a9
Jos. MePillin, Ohio S aS}
P. Halhiiwaj-. Cheater. 8 n9
Cuebnin A McCall, Vn 75.i!»
Jno. Tnd.l, Va TJuO
Mooney & Smitb 3 aO}
Shambury. Ohio 7 aO
B. Seldonridge Sia95
West Alexander S a9i
Aull & Voters, Ohio S a9
Ullman it Prank, Ohio,...; S a9
I. Foltheimer, Ohio 8 n9A
IL Chain, Va ^aaI
Hntton «t Soymcmr, Va....i ?, a4
Coates A Steel, Va. 7JlaSJ
Wm. Holraes, Ind 3ia3.?
Storm, Ohio 4
E. ITavnmlter, Ohii> 7 a9.}
T, Slrickbind, Vn 7 aS
Alexander A Chandler 7Aa9i
Other small l-ils at thc samo fignro.a.
Cows—Tho Cow market is dull, though thcolTor-
ings arc on tbo increase. 120 bead sold at tho
Avenue Yard, nt prices ranging from $25 to 60 ^
bend.
Sdkep—G500 head of Sheep were ofTered, and
mostly all Fcdd at from 7rSJc ^ lb. lloos—925 Uoga seld at thu Avenuo Yard, ot
from 57}aSs ^ 190 lbs.
BALTIMOEE MAEKET.
Sept. 10, 1860.
Fr.ot:n—Flonr steatly, Howard st. $6; Ohio nnd city mills are beld ut tho Eame.
WniiAT—AVhent Crmj Southern red $].38al.47, an advance of-Ic.
Conx^Ciim, yellow is 2c higher—sales at 70ca 75c J while 73ea75e.
Provisions—Provisions quict, but steady.
GoFi'EE—Coiree quict; Bio 13Acal4Jc.
¦\VniSKV—Whisky firm at 23ica24c.
BALTIMOEE TOBACCO MAEKET.
Saturdav, Sepi. 8, 18B0.
Tho market this woek haa not beon so auimatod as beretoforo, and prices are rather in favorof buy¬ ers. Tbc receipts, aro fair, and tho stock pretty large, hut tho quality is not suilablo to tha wanta of .-(hippers, und most of the lots aro vcry unequal or irregular in color and texture. Wo mako no nlterutiinis in quotations, viz: Inferior to Common S2.5y«3 : good com mnn S:j.50a4j middling $5a7 ; good and Cno brown g7.5l)al0; extra fine SllalZ. Tho transactions in Obio Tob.acco are rather licht, tbe sales comprising about 200 hhds, which wore suld within the range of quotations, viz: Inferior to good cummon Obio S3a3.50 j middling brown to red $iab; red and spangled S5a0.50; good aud fine red and spangled $~aS; good and fino yellow $9n 12 ; nnd fine red cigar wrappers S9al2. Iq Ken¬ tucky Tobacco we aro not apprised of any trans¬ actions this week. The inspectiuns of the week, comprise 1,510 hbds. Maryland; 309 hhda. Ohio; and 180 hbds. Keniucky—total 1.999 hhds.
Manufaclured Tubaccu—Wo quote the rates as follows, viz: Coinmon half lbs, 14alG cis; medium do, lSa20et3; fine do, 21a25 ets; common lbs., moiddy or in unsafe order GalO cts ; do. aound 10 al3cts; meilium lbs 15alS ets; good 20a25cts • fine 30.i40clfl, Vcry little that can bo called fine under 35 cts. Extra fino lbs. and twiat 30a55 cts. Stuck very desirablo of all gr.ides of lbs., being generally in fine order. Good common S'a and lO's 14al6ets; medium S's and lO's lOaSO cts,, line 5's and 10'8 20a25ctB; shipping 10'b and 12'a 5a 12 ct«; do. IS's and 20's 5a7 cts.
SHORT HORNS,
PDBLIC SALE OF IllPROVED SUORT EORNS.
(DURHAM: CATTLE.;
JACOB E. KREYBILL -ffill sell at public sale, at bis farm, near Marietta. Lancaster county, ou THDRSDAY the lllh of OCTOBEK, 1660, a
fiuo herd of ISIPKOVKD BHORT HOR.NS,^^ ^
consisting of Cows, Heifers, Young Bulls aud ii^^sJy Calves, trod pxprest-ly lo dflvftlopa tbe com jP^TLt blued propertiea of gooil miU^ing aud cflfc-^ *''™**** feeding.
Catalogues will be furniahed on application. Sale to commeuce at 12 o'clock. sop iZ-ts-ll
ESTATE of JOSEl'iiriiANDicS^ lalo Of West Earl township, formorly cf Epbrata townahip, deceat-ed.—Letters testamentary oa said es¬ tnte hacing beeo graated to ihe aDiIersigDPd,allpi'rsonR indebted thereto are roqnp.>>led lo mnke immediitln pav¬ ment, and thoeo bnving c)aim:4 or ditraaodu agaioat tlie BHua will present them for fieiilemeot to the undersigned, residing ia Epbrata townbhtp.
EDWI.-f KONIOMACHER, SAMUEL WObr, fept 12 6l".42 ExGcalor.1.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 5
I be "Old by public sale, at the i Oabriel Scblott,ia Ihe villageof Lexlngtoo, Elizabeth township, a t>umll tracl uf Land.
CONTAININa 7i ACRES,
more or less, adjoiuing. land ol larnol Zurlman, Gabriel Scblott aod othera, with new Improvements thireoa — A new Weitherboardpd HOUSE, oae and a half alory high, nevor-falllng w».U of wnter wilh
pump therein, near tho door, a splBodid garden,.
choice fruit trees, aader good fence;), and tfai laod la to high cnltivation.
^'ale to commenc at2 o'clock, P.M.. when terms will be made known by S. H. MILLER,
A. P. HIBSHMAN,
bepl2-lfi-42 AeMignoes of L. B. Hibshman,
Assignee's Sale of a good Tavem Stand.
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 16R0, will hi cold by puhiic xale, on tbe premises, the following valnnbla property:—A TAVEKN STAND, in the towu of Annvllle, Lebanon county, cooxlatlng uf alarge and commodions HOUisE,
goodbtabllug for -10 horaea, aod all( _
neceaaary out-baildings, woU provitled with waicr ; a lot ofground. containing 6^ feet front on the Beika and Dauphio tornpike, and cxtflnding back to an alloy.— Thia is a good lareru ntand, uod ba^ beeo kept an Hoch for many yeara, Mtuated in a fliiuriahlug town, and lo every reapect wall ndapted forthisor nuy other public busiuobs. If derlred, tho property can be bought at any time at private sale.
Sale to commence atl o'clock.P. M., whon termn will be made knowu by C. F. LAS DES.
sept 12-16-42 Aseigoeee of Mobhs Eliue and Wife.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE.
ON FRIDAY and SATURDAY, OG- TOBER fith Tod 6th, A D..lfiS-J. Uu FRIDAY. theiithdayofOCTOBEIt, I860,at 2 o'clock. P. M., in purfioaace of aa order of thoOrphans' Conrt of Laocaster county, the undertilgoed Adminislrators of Henry Bren<>maa, lale of Strasburg lowaabip, Lancaater conuty, deceaHed, "111 expose to public salo nt the pub¬ lic houEe of J. MillerKaub, iu the village of New Prov- id?nce, Providence township. Lancaster county, the fol¬ lowing real oAtnte, late of the eaid Hoary Brenemau deceased, to wil: No. 1. A tract ofland, situated iu the village
of Camarg.i, Edea towuiihip, L-mcaster conniy, contain- log 3 AOKES and 116 PERCHES, adjoining lands of Hoory H. Brenemau, John Herr, Jo-ieph Leamin, and the road leading from Gam;irgo to New I'rovidence. The impriivementi* H'ereon are a oew frame wed the r-boarded barn. 40 by 50 feet, wllb wagon i^hed and corn crib al¬ lacbed, bU noder slate roof. This ia a very desirable building lot.
No. 2, A tract of choice meadow land, sit-
oateJ lo Edoo towuship aforesaid, coolcilulng If) AORE^ andS3 I'EKCIlES.ndJoiuinglandii of Jnmes M. Hopkins, Christiao Barge, Christiao W. tihultz.aod the ruad lead¬ ing from Camargo to Strasbarg
No. 3. A lot of grouud, situated in Eden
township afuresaid, containiug 14S I'EKCHES. aud ad¬ joioing lands of Insao Bowman Christian W, Shaltz, aod other lands late of the said Ifenry Dreuemno. de¬ ceasod. The impruvements thereoo are a two- i£f^ story frame DWELLING HOUSE, nearly new. HM hog pen, bake house and other oatbaildlngs.— Bifn], There is a neverfailing well ofwater with pomp liierin on Ibo premiees.
No. 4, A lot of meadow land, containing 1
ACRE and 72 PERCHES, adjoiuiug landH of Isaac Bow¬ mao, JameH M. Ilopkios, andotber laodn late of thesaid Henry Breneroan, dccoBHed, aud fating tho road leading from Camargo co Straeburg. No. 5, A lot of meadow laud, containing 1
ACRE nod 162 I'ERCHES. adjoining Idnds of Benjamin
GiolT, (farmer,} James M. Hopkinn, aod lot Ho. 4, aod
frootiog on the road leadlngfrom Caiaargo lo Strasburg-
No. ii, A lot of improved land, situated in
Eden townshilt. conUlnlng 1 ACRE, adjoining No. ft. lands of IpiaHc Bowmao, and fronling oa the road lead¬ ing from Camargo to Kew Provldouca,
No. 7, A tot of laud, sitnated in Eden town¬ ship, coutalning 1 ACRE and 2-1 PERCHES, adloiaia? lots Nns, r> and 6, and froaliag oo the poblic road, lead- iog from Camargo to Naw Provldeoce.
No. S, A lot of ground, silnated in Eden lownsbip, cootaining 04 PERCHES, adjoining landaof Nancy Mowrer, Nos. 6 and 7, and the public road lead¬ ing from CniD:irg.j lo New Providence.
No. 9, A lot of ground, containing 1 ACRE,
moreor less-, phoatAd In Eden towofhip, nad adjoining laudH of ChrlHtau W. Shultz and Christ uu Bj.rge, and fronling ou Ihe poblic road Icadiagfrom Camargo to the- White Pyk.
Thn abova are all very desirable bulldlag lots, beiug lu a heallby and Oourlnhlng village, (Camargo) coave¬ nient tomills. stores, chnrches, &c,
No. 10, A lot of ohoiue yonng Chestnut Sprouts, Bl uatPd in Eden township, conniinlng 6 ACRES and ll.'t I'EKLHliS.HudJoiDinglaDdHor Willium Glloer, Dttvfd .Mayers. Jr.. Heury|Fry. and bordering tha road losdiDg from Camargo to the White Oak.
No. 11, A lot of improved land, situated in
Eden lownsbip. on the road loading frnm Bapsb'r'B Mill lo lho Whito Oak,contaioiog 3 AG BES aod 24 PERCHES. Tho improvemenls are a l>f-btory log DWELLING HOUSE. Htiibld and otlierootbuildiug*>. There Is aspring of running waler near the dour and a branchof Big Beaver Creek pssses through the propeity. This lot is now la the .vccnpanoy of Levi Miller. No. V2, A lot of improved land, situated in
Slrasbnrg lowuship, oa the road lejidloff from Strashnrg to Onarryville, contaiuing .1 ACRES and S'.' PERCHE:?, RfljoioiDg lands of George and Heory Bowmau, Abram Horr, Ifaniol Herr, Peguea. and others.
The loiHaltnated lo tbe village of Camargo willbesold together or separately, as mav salt parebasers.
On SATURDAV, OCTOBER 6lh, 1S60. at 4 o'clock, P. M.. the undt^isigned will expose to sale. In pursoanco of an order of thd Orphans' Court, at the public hoase <i! Henry Bear, lu .StraHburg borongh, Lancaster couuty. the following real estate, late of the said Henry Brene mau,deceased, to wit:
Tbe undlvidedone-balf intereet ia alot ofground sit uated in Slrasbnrg borougb Lancaster coaoty,coataio¬ lng Cl PEKCHI^S of laod, be the same more or less, ad- Joining landsof Joho Rehm aod Rudolpb Sbanb, and frontiogon Main 6trect.lo said borongh- On thlK lot are erecled k tbree-story brb-k DWELLI.NG HOUSE and backbuUdlng, nearly new, a fr nn a hiahle, covered with slate, also nearly oew, with other Improvemeots. There is a very fine store room lo tbo buitdlncthe eame hav¬ ing been erected for a i<tore aod dwelling hoaee. Thitj property olfers rare Indacemeols to parcbaseis, boinf located near the railroad depot, ia tbe busiaess ceutre of ih« luwn.
TER.MS:—One-Ihird oflhe purchaw moay. of all tbo abuv.) iiienliooed properties, to remaio charged oo the premipfc'i dnring ibe naloral life of Ellzabelh Breae¬ man, widow of naid Heary Brenemaa, deceasod Inter¬ est to be paid lo her annually, aod at ber death the principal to be pall to the heira of tho said Henry Bren¬ eman, decea^ed. Tbe other two-thirds or balance of the purchase money to be paid on or before April lst, 1F60. HENRY MDSSER, HENRY N. BRENEMAN, Administrators of Ilenry Breaeman, deceasid.
The undcrKigncd owner of the other undivided half inierest In tlie lot ofgronnd, eltuated to Strai-hure bor¬ ough, whoreoQ are arncted tbe thrae etory brick vrORE and DWELLINQ HOUSE, and other Improvemeols offer¬ ed lo ho Hold bv Ihe abav# named Admialhtrstora, oa SATUHDAY, OCTOBER 6lh, 1860, will expoee thn same to uale Ht the time and place last above named, and iu coouectlon with raid Administrators. Tbe share of the purchane money of the nndersigned may remain ou the property. ALDUS J. NEFF.
Attorney of Anne NoB*, ExecutrlK'-f Jac.NeS*, dec'd, sept 12 ' ts 42
ASSIOTEE'S SAtE.
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, I860, wHl be eold al pablio sale, on the premises, Lhe following Real Estale. vlzi—A small Farm of
ABODT TWELVB ACRES,
eitaate in Sadshnry township, Laacaster coaoty, about 2 miles west of tbe PeonxyiTaala Railroad at Chrietl- aua, adjoioing laads of Bobert Book, John Smoker and others, npoo which Is erected a good two-story Jttk ST.lNE HOUSE, Frame Bank Bara Frame Car- KS penier Shop and other toat-balldlogs, with a BJij well of water at tbe baro, Ahoot two Acres ot the land is covered with good thrivlog timber, the bal¬ aoce is divided inlo convenient lots and talo a good etate of calllvatloB. There is a variety of cboice fruit treeson the property Tbe above la & deairable property, sitnate In a good nelKhborhood, coavenieat to schools, mills and placea of public worship and Is wor¬ tby tbe attentioa of persona waatlng ft pleasant bome.
Any persoa wisbiog to view the property before tbe day of sale will pleaaa call on.Samuel Simmons, resi¬ diog thereoo. or oo the nndersigned near Georgetown, Bart towaship.
Sale to commence at2o'cInck, p.m.ons&id day.wben atteadanee will be given aud terms made kaowa by MORJIIS COOPER,
nept 12-3*t-42 Asslgoee of Samuel Simmons,
Valuable Real Estate at Public Sale.
ON FRIDAY, the Sth day of OCTO¬ BER, 1&60, will he offered at public sale, oo tbe prwialnes, the following rial eelate, late the piopert? of JohDKloo Marlin, decoased, sitaate in Monroe lowoshlp, Cumberland cooaty, oo the Llsburo road, one mile from Charchiowu aud f^or mileH from Mechuolcahurg.
CONTAINING ABOUT 118 ACRES of the best quality of Llmentnoe Laud all cleared aud ta a high ntate of cultivation, exceptabout twenty acres, whicb is covered with thriving young limber. The ira- provemeuts are a two-story STONE HOUSE, with a well of excellent wator at the doOr, logotlier
with the usual out-biiiltliogs,and anew slnno aod
frame bank bara. There !.-> also an orchard of gooa truit trees oa tbe properly. The nbove will bn nold aa a whole, or In p2rt3, An may haul sail pnrchaijerd.
Sale lo commeuc^eat 1 o'clock, p.m. on said dny, whea atteudauce will be givea and terme mnde kuowu by JOHN BELTZHOOVEK.
Eept 12-tB-42 Execntor of JobosloaMart'u, dec'd.
I'UBLIC SALE.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBKR 2d, 1860, will be eold at public trale, at lh*: poblic huose of H«ury Bear,ln the borough of Strasburg, a lot of groaod coutalning
ONE-FOURTH OP AN ACRE,
situate in Sirasburg towoHhlp. Lanca><ler county, on which is erected a frame ifCHOOL HOUSE, com- ^±& monly known as " Winier Hill" School Honso, Btltj which could at a very trifling expeose be con- H''ll verted Ioto a couifortable dwelliug house. Tbe liuu.ie will be sold nepamle fromthe lotor logelher oh will suit purchasers.
ALSO, nt tha mraa time and place wltl be sold, a lot of benches, deiiks nnd other schuol furotcnre.
By order of tbo Bjard of S'cbool Directors of Strasburg towuahip. JOHN F. HEKR, iiocretary.
eept 12 Is-42
CUMBERLAND COUNTY FARMS
A Valuable Parm at Private Sale.
THE subscriber offers at private aaio, bis farm, altoate Io Soutbamptoo township, Cnm¬ berland cuauty. threo miles pai>t uf Shlppeashurg, oo the road leadiog fromNowvllIoloShlppensburg,cuatatuing
118 ACRES, one hundred acresof which are cleared aa<l Inthe fluett stale of caltlvatioo, aud Ihe remainder covered wlih a fl3A bodv of limbor. The lmprovomen:B ara a largo LOG QOD-SE. eacape I with brick, with n brick back-bullding, a wa>h hua»<o, be., a com¬ modious bank baru, a corn crib and wagou shed, rlace house, wood house, &c.,bflRtdeH other coaveoittnces.
There Isalso a log wealher-boarded TE'^ ANT HOUSE, eltnaled on the place, with a log ntable, cistero, &c-
There also Is a well of nererfailing water, cistern, an orchard ofcbolce fruit treeit In good bearing order.
This is one ofthe best producing and laoit pleasaully slloated farma lo Gomberlaad Valley, and will he sold on accommodaUog terms.
Persooa wiahing to view the propeity are reqaeated to call upoo the fiubxcribar, who reuldes thereon. Or, any one desiring nny Ioformatloo conceralog it, will please address the aubscriber at Shlppeaaborg, Pa.
sept 12-41-42 GEOUGE BUSHY.
Valuable City Property at Private Sale.
THE undersigued, Execnturs of the will of Juho Ehler, Ikiie of the city of Lancaster, dtjceatied, otfer for Haiti that well kuows and uKtHbDnhnd HolHl property, known as '-THE NATIONAL llOUsE," oo the we'll side of North Quoen street,
betweeo Ponn Square aud Orange etreet, lu the.
cily of Lancaster, now in lh>)occupancy of Mr. iiixitg^ Hortiog as a Hotel, aad by Uard & Son an a Dry Goods Slore. Theproperty coaiaios in fronton N. Queea st. 46 feet, uud extending io depth westward about224 feet, to Market struet. The buildiag>4 cooslst of a three- storied BRICK HOUSE. 4Q fee^ in front and 40 feet deep, witba three-storisd blick Back Baildlsir, 65 feel loog, and 16 feetdiu. wide, a brick stable, 9-'i>if feet long and 21 feet wide, and other oecessary out-buildlngs.
The hotel is doing aa extensive business, as also the dry goods store, beiog one of ibo best locationa la the city for both,
•The property will be sold entire, orlo two or tbree Fepnrate parcels. The soathera halfof the front build¬ ing, containiog In front '23 feet aod 3 inebes. and in deplh 90 foet, will bo nold as oae lot. The stable and webt eod Of the lot, balog 46 feet front oa Market St., aod 114'^ feet deep, as aaother lot; and the residae ooo- fiistlDg of the Nortbera part of the front building, the back bolldiog and the remaining gronnd, as another lot, or either two of the lots will be sold togeiber,
Tbis properly is well worth the attentlou of persoas desiring eiiber a hotel, or first rate place for nny other hasinesH. Fu-shrk^Iou cao b<) giveu on the flrat day of April oext. Tilled ludiKpalable.
I'frsnns desiring to purchaee wilt please call on either ofthe UDdersigued ExBCotnrs.
DANItX R. EHLER, J. AUG. EHLER,
^op 12-lf-42 fi AMaNDU.-* EHLER.
Cumberland County Farms and Mer¬ chant Mill, Administrator's Sale. ON the 21st day of SEPTEMBIiR, I860, lo parsaance of au order of the Orpbao's Coait of Cumberlaod county, I will sell the following valuable
FARMS AND MERCHANT'MILL. No. 1, A farm on the Ilarrisburg Tarnpike
and Lelort Spring, one mile east of tbe Borougb of Car- lisle, coataiolng ahoat
17 5 ACHE S
of flrst-rate Uod. in a bigh slato of enltlvatloa, sod nearly all fenced with locu.-it posts and c'b«etnut ralla Thelmprovements art two Brick D^BLLINo Jtix HOUSES, frame wash &ud ico honse, double corn KjH crib aod wagou shed,doubla stable nud carriage B*'lfc house, log and frame baron, nnd other out-bulldlugs.— A thriving young orcbard of grafted apple and peacb treea. A well of good water. This farm from Ibt soil, lecatioQaud general advaotages. Is cousidered one oflhe most desirable properties lo Cumberland conoty.
No. 2, A Farm about three milea from Car lisla, cootaiBlog aboot
240 ACRES,
aboot loo ofwhich is Iimeslone, 35 meadow, aod the balaoag of good slate laod. aoder good collivatioa, nnd well fenced. Tbe improvements are a Frame DWEL¬ LING, a good harn ab'int ono hnudred feet long, with wagon abed, coru crib and otbor oat-bulldlnga. A flne spring noar the dwelling, and the Couodugnlnet creek burdering it fur a lulle. This farm haa always beeu con¬ sidered one of Ibe h^i^t lulls ueighhorhood,heiogadmi¬ rably adspled tothe raising of stock.
No. 3, A Farm adjoining No. 2. containing ABOUT 200 ACRES,
about 35 of which U good meadow, ^0 of woodland, and the balaoce slate, lu agood state of Improvemeot. The baildingH are a FRAMli HOUSE, log barn, cora crib, and otber oni-boUKRH, A wellof good waler allhe huose, and ^tba Cooodogoinet creek pafsing along for balf a mile.
No. 4 A Tract of Slate Land, adjoining
Efo's 2 nod 3, coutalning about
80 ACRES,
about 50 of which is cleared and oader cultivatioa, and the hnlnnce In wood. Thero are no buildings on this tract (which ootil receotly formed a part of farm No 3. It is so arranged as to make a very baad.Home farm when tbo oecensarv buildincs sro put upou it.
No. 5. A MERCHANT MILLiu tbe Borough
of Carliiilo, ou thu Lclorl Rpring, which never fai Ic.— The mill is 80 fiet long with 3 pnlr of liurrs. There are
ABOUT PIVE ACBES,
of laud attached to the property, a good brick DWEL LING HOUtiE, Stables aud other oat houses. This property, in the haodH of aa enterpriRlns man. cao be made Very profitable, as there la constaut demand for feed for horses, cattle, hogs, Jic, as well as tlour in small qnautliies.
No. G. A Lot of about FOUR ACRES, ad- JDlnlnit the Agricuitnral Fair Groanrl, in lho Boroogh of CarllHlA, which is coni-iderctl very valuablo cither as an out lot, or for buUding parpukiir<.
No. 7. An Ont Lot containiDg about 11
Acres, on the Wagoner's Gap Rond.
No, 8. An Oat Lot containiDg about 11 ACRES adjoining No. 7, and was formerly atlached Ibereto. Thei'e two out lots No. 7 and 8. nro very valu¬ able for farming or pabturago, and are botb enclosed wilh post and rail fence.
Sarveyt) ure now being mttde of tho landa, and drafts ofeach pieca will be exhiblfd oa the day of eale.
No. I will be uffared on tlig premises at 10 o'clock, a. m. The MJI and Out Lots will be offered at the Court House, ia Carlisle, at 12 o'clock m. Farm Ku. 2, 3 and 4, willbo offered at the dwelling house of No. 2, at 2K o'clock p m.
Ct^AU necessary informaiion cao be had by calling on. or writicg to the suhscriber at the "Mausion Houss," or to Judgo Walts. Csiriisle. Pa.
Sj^Terraf will bj made kaowo oa the day of sale, and they will be mada so easy as to accomm(!d<ite any purchas-er. JOS. W. PATTON, Adrn'i.
aog S9-l8-'l0] oflhe Estate of Robert Noble, dec'd.
THE TRIBUITE FOB 1861-
THE BEST Fs^MILY NEWSPJPERI
PROS P^O T tJ S.
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THK TRIBUNE, No. Ift4 NadHaa streol,
JVcto York. ScpL I, 1660. sept 12-2t-43
CLOTHINa! CLOTHINGl FOR FALL AND WINTER-
JOHN A. ERBEN,
Sitjn of tlic StHped Coat. No. 42 North Queen Street,
Eaal Side, near Orange strtet,
liaucaster, Penna.
THB aubscriber returns hia thanks to a geoeroua pabilc, for thH exceedingly llheral pat¬ rooage heretofore exteoded, and reKpseifully asks a contiaoance of the same. Ife has ddw ta alore the lar¬ geat, best and cheapest assortmeot uf
Mess' and Boys' Fall and Winter Readv- Made Clothino
Among his extensive asaort-
io the city nf Lancaster.
meat may be fonnd BANGUPS. RAGLANS, FROCK COATS, SILK VESTS, SATIN VESTS,
PRIVATE SALE.
THE subscriber offers at Private Sale a Lnt of Ground, F'taated In the city of Lanoaster, coataining la frout on Manor street, 31 feot. and extend' ing io deptb 236 feat, lo Lafayette slreet, with a cumfurtable one-story weatherhoarded LOG
HOUSE, aad other improvementa.
For lurther partlcularti apply to F. S.MITH. eep 12 • tf42
PIANOS AND MELODEONS.
THE subscriber begs lenvo to announce lo Iboso con I em pi Rti Mg hayiog luhlrumcnls this fall, Ihat be caa foroinb them cbeaper _^jp_. io Laacutor than tbe parties then;- ^-ft:±S^^E!W selves can buy Ibom from tho m'iuufac»S^ Q^^^^^lf turera. thus avoidiog riak aod »<aviog t t « f f * frei eht,
53»CaU and get qootatioos of prices and de.'icrlpllooR of stylea hfcfore ordering olsewhere, and you will find that you can do better at bome ihao abroa.l.
J. F, HEINITSH. aep 12-lm-42 14)^ North Qneen streot.
WILCOX & GIBBS'
SEWING MACHINE.
The great and increasing demand for tkis
remarkably simple Maeh'in? is a guarari^
iee of its stiperior excellence.
JSSrl'ltlCK §30. FOE EALE AT
FAIRBANICS SCALE -WAREHOUSE'
715 Chestnnt street, Fliiladel phia.
¦ept 12 3m-42
SIX CENTS BEWARdT
FOR the return home of my indentured appreotica.J.FRiNKSANDFORD, aged about 14 years. No charges will be paid, and ell porsons are warned notto harbor or trnat bim, ouly at their peril. Pauadub,Sept, 10th, 1860. A. K. WIT.1IER.
fep 12 ¦ 3 -4'J
RAA BUSHELS rfcw Dried Apples,
t/V/V/ lOObHBhels reureil PeacbeH,?.") bhln. Otoea Apples.Jast received aod for sale, wholosale & retail, by JOAN D. SKILES.
A Fresh Supply of White and Brown Su¬ gars, aU grades.Just received and for salo by
JOHN D. SKILES.
Hams, Beef and Tongue, just received and for fale by JOHN D. SKILES.
"A Freah Arth-le of Baming Fluid and Coal
Oil also la store, and for eale Wholesale aud retail bv JOHN D. SKILES.
New Mackerel, in bbls., half bbls., qnarter
bbla.and kits, No.l,2aud3; also. Sfe.-:-.Shad nnd Her¬ ring, jnst received by JOII.V D. fc'KlLES.
100 Baga Prime Rio Java, 25 Mats Old GoTernmeat Java, iii btore and for sale hy
JOHN D. SKILES.
20 Half Chests Snperior Green and Black
Teas, jost received by JOHN D SKILLS.
Bepia-lf-45 No, 18 EaKt Kiog Street
WANTED.
Executors* Sale of a Valuable Tavern, Store Stand and Farm.
ON FlUDAY, 0CT013EK 12, 1860, in pursuance of thc directions oftbe last will and leKtaraent of Jose]>h Landes, deceased, tho undersigned Execnlors will fell on tho premiaea, Ko. 1, all tho Real Eatale of loild doceated. to wit:
No. 1, Bdiutj a coruer Lot of Grouud, con¬ tainiDg Stj PERCHES, sltaated at the corner of tbe Cro-<e Roads, iuthe towo of New Berlin, Epbrata towasblp, oo the Readipg and Litncasler road, 12 miles from Lao¬ caater, 2 miles from Epbrata, oa which tbe Imprnre- menUaro a lately hoi ll, large twoatory auda hppemeot BRICK TAVERN and Slore Bouse,
with a Waie Hos^e atlached, a summer bbuse,
Ico boni'e, siabllnf; aud other nuL-huildiog9. with aome choice frnit tbereoo. The house In of modern style, a beaaUful locatiou and a very desirable place of raii- denco, and a r.ood (<t;tad fur a store and tavera, and ati such occupied for several years, witb a good run of cutt- tom .
No. 2, A first-rate Farm, containing 2G ACRES ofLand, noarly alllimeatooQ aad Urril-nile soil. f:ald Readiug and Lancabter road runoing tbrough the Eume, about f>ne mile north from the above lavern and blore staod, adjniniog lands of Charles Buwraso and Is¬ rael Myers and Cootllco Creek, on which lhe impi-uv.s- ments are a large two-slory stonelD WELLIKG HOU>K, with kilcheo atlached, a bank harn with wagoo h>hed attacbed. andotber ont-buildiogs. A well of eood wa¬ ter near the house, and a runntDg stream ruauing throagh tbe land, a thriving yoncg orchard with a va¬ riety ofcbolce fruit, divided in t!>4Vea fields, and in a higb prodnctive atale of caltlvatioo; It being a very desirable place of reaideace, within sight of the Ephrata Muuntain Springs, and oear to mills, Htorcs, chnrches, and tchool honse.
Aoy paraon desirous to view the premises before tbe sate, wilt pU>ase call ou either of the undersigned, resi¬ ding near the aamo, or ou Peter Martin. Titlo aad poH- liebBioo given on the 1st of April next.
Sale to commeoca at 2 o'clock P. M , wbeo termn will bo niade knowu by the underHigoed, execators nf the last will and teMameat ot naid Joseph Liinde^, deceased. EDWIN KONIGMACHER,
fl8ptJ2.tH-li SAMUEL WOLF.
First-rate Peciuea Farm at Public Sale-
ON TIIURSDAY, OCTOBER 4th, ISG^, Will be sold at public vendne at the public houae of Henry Bear, In the boroogb of Straaburg, a farm of firet-rate limestone laod, coutainiog 50 ACRES,
situate io E.i&t Lampeter lownsbip, LancaRter connty, adjolniuglands of Benjamin Brackbill Christian Fisher. Jacob B&chinaa and olbers. Tbn improvomenta are a
ono and a half-Hiory log DWELLING HO'IHE, 25
by 2S feet, wllh a oue-story kilcbec 12 by 14 feet,
attached.a frame bank bara. 3S by S3 feet, with
waguo bhed and corn cribs 16 hy H2 feet, slraw.sbttd, 14 feel squnre, attached, with other oat-buildings. A well of neverfailing water near tbe door, aod raoning water thiuugh ilie i-atn yard. About one and a half acrea of go-.td timher. fruit treos, &c. Tba laud is la a blgb Htate of culttvailtio and pleKHautly pitaalcd on tbe road lead¬ iug from Hartman's Bridga to Banj. B, Herr's Mill, abool faalf amile west of Soudersburg. and a quar erofamilo bouth of the Lancaster and Philadelphia turnpike. The above will bo eold logetber or in lols io salt puichasera.
Persona washing to view lbe premieea will please call oa EII Bachmau, residing Ihereon.
A good titlo a&d posEesaloo given oa the first day of April, 1661.
gale to commeace at 1 o'clock ofsald day when atten dance will ba glvea and terms of sal r made known by
cept l2.iH-4-i CHRISTIAN HERR Pefjoea.
Valuable Timber and Sprout Lands
at Private Sale. "\rO. 1, Containing 53 AOKES and 142
X\ PERCHES of sproat land,situated in Mariicktwp.
l.tiicaflterCouDly.I'a.,2 miles north of Ka^liosvllle.
adjolaioglaadsuf Elloadlerr.Johu Kendig and ulburB.
PricefilOper acre.
No. 2, Containing 97 Acres, and 27 Perch en of Sproat laad. adjoioing Lot No. I, and lands of Ellas Herr, Samoel AllLsou. and otbers. Price Sinperacre.
No. 3, Containing IOS Acres, and 71 Pertjb-
ea of Sproot land, adjoining Lot No, 3, and lunds of
Samuet Allison, Amos Qrott*. David Lttird and others.
Price $li> per acre.
No. 4, Containing CO Acres, and 152 P«rch-
c? of Sprout laud, adjoi ol ok Lot No. 3 and landH of David Herr.jr, Samuel Allison, David Laird and ntliers.
Price S22 per acre.
No. C, Containing IS") Acres, and 144 Perch-
esof Sproat land,adjoioiog LotNo. 2, laoJ-i of Samuel AlliKon and. aad othori*. Prica ^•li per HCre.
No. G. Containing 89 Acres, and 31 Perch
enuf Sprout land adjoining Lot No I, landn of Jubs Kandlgand otbers. Price $17 piracra.
No. 7. Containing 13 Acres, aud 37 Perch¬ es of Timber laad adjoiolog lands of Clement R. Polls JameB Currao, Amoa A Cyrus Herr, David B.->holman anrt others. Pt\fe $40 por acre.
No. 8, Containiog 2fi3 Acres of Timber, Sproot and Cleared land, adjoioing lands ofSamutil Al- ll.<:oo, Martin Coblo.Thomas Alexander, and olherH, sit¬ uated abont 2 milas from Martick Forge and abont 2 iail»Hfrom limoftooe, and will make a d->i:)rahl>t farm whea Improved. There Is euough of Che-itoat Timbi?r ou It tu fence It. Tbere Is also a con.'diicrahle <xuanlily of Hickory aod olhar timber oo It. Prlco §16 per acre.
No. 9, Containing 10 Acres and 41 Perches of Spi nat aod Improved land, adjoining lauds of Clem eat K. Potts and uthertt and wilhln one fonrth ^ of a mile of Martick Forge oa whicb Is eroded
a comfortable twostory STONE HOUSE aud a
Log SlaMo. Pric • S'" per acie.
No. 10, Containing IG Acres and 138 Porch¬ es of Sprout laud, adjoining Lot No.flsud litudsof Clem ent R. Potts and oihers. Prica 3*20 per acre.
No. 11, Containing 24 Acres and 4S Perches
of sprout and Clear Laud.adjoiuiagLut Nu. in aud lands of Clement R. Potlii and olbers. Price $17 per acre.
No. 12, Containing 23 Acres and 23 Percbeii of Timber, Sprout and Clear laod, adjoining Lot No. 11 and Unds of t>. H. I'otts and othoia. Price i^'i^ per acre.
No. 13, Containing 1-5 Acrea and 42 Perches of Timber. Sprout and Clear lund, adjoiuing No. 12 aad I aod-of Clement K, I'otta and otbera. Price $2-'iperacrt>.
No. 14, ContainiDK (i Acre.s and 100 Perches uf Cbeslnut Timber land, near Moont Nebo, and adjoin¬ ing lauds uf William Armstrcag aad olbers.
Price $50 per acra.
No. 15, Containing G Acres and 137 Perches of CbfHinut Timbor land,ndjoinlngLot No. 14 and linds of WHJiam Armstroogand olh»*n<. Pric- $."0 per acre.
No. 10, Containing 10 Acres and 17 Perches of Chestnut Timber laud, adjoloiog Lot Nu. IS.
I'rico $15 per acre. No. 17, Containing 6 Acres aud 17 Perches of Chestout Timber Land, adjoining Lot Nu. 16.
Price $4,5 per acre. No. 18, Coutaining G Acre,s aud 102 Perches
of Cbeslaut Timber Laod, adjoioing Lot No. 17.
Price S-IO peracre. No. 19, Containiog 0 Acres and 07 Perches of Gbestnul Timber land, adjoio'ing lot No.lS.
Price $3"» peracre. No. 20, Containing 10 Acres and 80 Perches of Cbeatuut Tlmberland, adjoining LolNo. 10,
Price $25 per acre. No. 21, Containing 4 Acres and 104 Perches of Chestnut Tlmlerlaud, adjoiuiug Lot No. 20.
Price 326 per acre S3*-^n indiFputablo tltleand possesiiioa given oh qooo as tbe purchaaer*) comply with the terme.
JCS^The above Lands wilt be ehown by John Strohm, E-q., or Maris Hoopes, Agant.
0. DAWSON COLEMAN. Br Maat-t Hoopsi), Agent, ColemauvlIIo Workf. sept 12.1S60 4t-42
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
ON SATUUDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, IBIiO. at U o'clock. A. M., by authority of an order of the Orphans' Conrt of Cumberland Coaniy, wo will expose to pubiic sale, on the preioiHes,Ia Newtoo Iwp., Gumberlandconoty, about throo miles weat of Nowvlllo, a Urst rate farm,
CONTAINING 130 ACRES,
which lies on tba Slate road from Newvillu tu Roxberry, and on tbe Conodoguiuet creuk. about IOO ncres ofwhich id limR>touo, and the renidoe slate land of tbehehtqaxl- ity. Tbo luiprovawents aro a large Iwu-Ktory ^£k &TONE HOUjsE, bank hara, wngon shed and Wguf[ corn crib, a never-failing i-prlng ofwater at lho H"li duur, wilh bpriug hon^cs aud other hiiilding.s. The faud Ip all cleared except abunt teu acrett, which Is gou-I oak and hlckoiy limber. Theru in au orchard of t-evt!uly treeson tho farm, of tha choicest fruit, besidei linms cberriss, and peaches. Th>i *¦ Greeo Spring," a nover¬ falling stream, runs through the premises.
There are throo merchaut mills wltbia a mile and a half of lho farm, aod it is with In one mile uf tha Cum¬ berland Valley Hailroad. The farm id i-nsceptible of divihloointo two parts of 102 iicrps in one, and 'A\ ncrPN io Ihe oiber. aud will bo sold tuguther orlupar:j>a!i will best salt parchasors.
Thc terms will bo made known on tbe day of sale. NANCY WACIGONER, ISRAEL WAGGONER,
aag 22-ta-S9 Adm's of i^ain'l Waggoner, dec'd.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE SUESCUlliEK oflers at priviile sale the valahla proptrly on Main slreel. Ship- pen.'^barg. occupied hv Mr. Jriremiah Cuover- A^±Sf The DWELLING HOUSE It of siono, 4.') foet ia Kni front by 35 feot In deplb. and is huitably ar- BSi'll ranged loaccoinmodate 2 families. There is aTANiibKY on the premises. The Tan-bouie Is 22 by 45 feet In size and bas three Limers; oon Pool S by lO feet, aud a Bdit ia the loelde, wilh all tbo oeccef^'sary iupruve- roents. Aleo, agood Bark Mill, The vats in the tan- yard number IS lay-a-ways and h leeches, each lurge enongh tu hold a cord and a balf of bark. There is ooc Junk aud S hanger vata, large enough to fanng np 2U(I hides- There Ih running water throagh the Yard. 1 he stable Is 20 hy 2S feetlu Bize, aud alleys pass along two sides of Ihe properly
He rIm) oifarH for palo a lot of groand cootaining an ACKE AND A HALF, adjoining tbeabove.
Pereons desiring lo view ihlH propariy may Mil on the Mib.-4briher, redding in Sontharoptou towuhhip, or on Jacob or Jeremiab Cuuver, residing la Sbippecsbnre.
P. S —If the abovo properiv U uot hoM before SAT- URn.\Y, the 6lh <layof • CTO'BER nexi, It will on lhat day be sold or rented by public ontcry, at 2 o'clock. P. M. [aug22-1^-39] OEORGE COOVKR.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA F.A.RMS.
TOBAM'S FURNITURE WAHEHOUSE.
THIS EstabUshment is becoming one the most attractive "Inslltailons" of the Quaker city, and the plare whera housekaepers " most du cou- gregalo." Mr. Tokau eatablished himself at the coroer oj
Ninth and Market Streets, in 1850, and by saparioteodlng the maon-i factare nf every articio himself, his wares Hoon gained u rBpntation, aod hy Uberal
advertising and strict attauttDu to basl-
neas, he wan sooo forced to add room after room to his eaiablinbmeut. uulll bis Is now the mast extensive es- tahlifbmentflftbe kiod in Philadelphia, and being one of special Interrst toall bousekoeperd.wedeem it worthy of thiaHpecial uotlce; 2rif>TorHia Is himself a master
mechauic, a bhrewd butioess maa, and a geatlemau,
He HitperintendK his owu buslasH, aad may be funnd at iheestabtishtiient early and la|s. He is in the strict sense of tlie word a ntilUariao. anrt Ihe reader mui't not expact. >-honId he visit bin baslueaH place, to liod a "showy" e>'tahli>-hment,unless, indood, & hlvo of indns¬ lry and well Hloctfed ware-rooms of large dlmeosIouH. bot nupretendlng style. in:iy ho coubiderud sliotci/ The pince Is ao attractive ono however, and espacially to yuuDg bouKskeepers commeucing life and looltiog fur home comforts. The varit'tiaH of style and gradation of pieceii, are tuch as to enable one lo purchKKQ according to laFle aod moans, and with a certainty of purchabing &t the loiccst prices. Makea nuto ofthis, reader, aiid callat the eaublirbment or tend yunr order—addresa,
STKf*Ht-:N TO KAM. N. £j. Coruor of NtiitU and itlarlect sift.,
PHILADELPHIA, and your furoitare will heselectf^d from a stock embra¬ cing everytblug, from bost and mo.-.t elaborate Hulsh to tb« plaiu'.'st nn;i cheapest.
JC?"AI1 or.iers receiva the pereonul atlenlion of Mr. TonAJi, and hiH elforts lo ploa^o arc geuerally watihric- lury. ^ Hop 12-'<l-42
OVER SACKS. DBBSS COATS, SACK COAT.S. VALENCIA VESTS, CLOTH PANTS, CA8SIMEKE PANTS, SATINETT PANTS, KNIT JACKETS. &c. Also.a full aasortment of UnderHhlrtn and Drawers, Fine Shirt<4 and Shirt Collars, Cravaln, Tien, Stocks, Sus¬ penders, Gloves. HandkerchlefH, Hosiery, Dmhrella.-f, &c- AlHO,Jast flnlsbed, the largest and cheapest adsort- ment of
BOVS' CLOTHING,
cooMlbtlng of Boys' Frock, Suck. Over-Sack and Monkay Coats, Roaodahouls, Pants and Vests of all sizes and qaHlltiee.
Also, jnxt received a vary largo and well assoited lock of CLOTHSand CAS.-I.MERES.SATINETTS,, VESTINGS, Ac, which will he promplly made ap to order, and warranted lo givo'satlafactioa la Qt and io quality. -
ICf^he subscriber wonld particularly call tho atleu¬ tlou of the public to the fact, that tha clothiog ao'd at thla establishment U all the proprletor'a owa maoafdc- ture, aod Is not ouly sold CHKAP, but It Is bbtteu maub thau aoy otberin tbe cily of Laocaster.
All therefore who winld practice ecu aom y io the pur¬ chase of clolhing, by getting fall worth for their moaey, can aavo frum 25 to H" per cent, by calliog at thU e«tt>th- lisbm^ut—my motto being—"Quick Sales aad Small Proflu " JOHh A. ERBBN,
a3"Heinember the Old fitand, Sign of the Sirtped Coat, No, 42 Norlh Queen street, oast aide, near Oraoga atreat, Laacast«r, Pa, eep 12-tf-42
SIGN OF THE RED COAT. SIGN OFTHE RED COAT
S. "W. RAUB. Tailor and Clothier, NO.S NOHTH QUEEN" street,Lancaster.
SLMUN W. RAUB calls thc attention of Iho citizens nf LancaBter city aod Conoty, to bia large and well belected stock of Piece Guods aud., Keady Made Clulhing, tbe largest and best t Ciorled in the city or Lnnc^Ier.
S. W.KAUAB would caH particular atteotiou- to hi-i btock of Ready Mada Clothiog, of bia owo manu¬ factare,all warraatod to be woll eewod aad goaraoteed to give entire aatiafocLloo,
CuatH from 75 ceats to 312 00
PaoU " fiO " 5 00
Vests " 50 " 400
BOYS' aod YOUTH'S CLOTHI.N0 at all prices and warranted well Bowtd.
AI-iooabandalargoaadHpleodld a.taorlmeatofFrAaeh Eoglish and Americaa Cloths and Cosslmere-t, Tweed-t uud VaftlDg.i, which will be made op to ehort notice, and low prlcO'4, cat aad made la the latest slyle, aod warrantad to givo wulsficiiuo lu
"Quality, Slake aud Fit." Also oo haud a large asaortmeitt of
GeutlemeDs' Furnisliing Goods,
conaistlng of CoIlarH, Neck Ties, Sh irts, Cra vata,'t»^en- ders, Stc, Sec, lie.
Ountleincn baying their own goods can have it made up lu a fashiouable htyle at the lowest poanlble prices.
Ooollemea are iavUed lo calland examine before pur- chaftiog elbewheru
53- REMEMBER THE SIGN OF THE RED COATI 8. W, KAUB, NO. 8 NORTU QUEEN STREET, Laocaater, Pa,
may 16 ly-26
A FARM FOR SALE. ,
THE subscriber, intending to quit iarm- ing, oo account of his hafl (tnalth, will otfvr «t poblic sale, ooTUESDAY, tbe ISlh day of SEI'TEMBER, 1860. In front of Uoyle'H Hotel, that BEAtlTirtll. Fahh opoo which be nowreMdes, situate abont & mtle nnrlh of Hacerstown, ou tbe tnrnpike leadiug lu Mlddlebuig aod raanln;; bnck In the Frankliu Railroad.
CONTAININa 130 ACRKS,
The iroprovfmanlscoa-iHi of a Iwo-t-tury STONE Jfr*S IIOUSC,.01 feetlu front and 3:i feel iu depth, a ^1! guod SwiTser Baru. and all otber nece-ifcary ont- EBi'M ' nildlogti, alt of whtcb have beea built wUhio tbu laai eigbt or tea years. There is alno a young anH thriving Orchard of choice fruit aud a uererfailiog wull ot ex¬ cellent water tbereon. Tuklng thin fHnn alf^ge'her it is uot excelled by any farm in Waahington couaty, for ocAtlna. beauty ail'l excellence. Persons denlring to i^oe tho property can do fo by cat¬ ne on the Huhscribsr, or on fiourgo W, Smith aud W. T. Hamilloa wbo will give bUch information as may be ra<)uired.
Terms will bemade koowu on theday of caie, or sooner, if required, ang 29 31-40 LEONARD MIDDLECAUFF.
ABOUT 25 BUSHELS of GEAPES. Apply at tho EXAMINER & HERALD OFFICE, sep '2 2l*42
J. B. SHANlTOlSr,
MANDFAOTORER OF
LOCKS, BELL-HANGER, SILVER-PLATER,
AKD DSALEB IIT
Building Hardware, Nails and Sash
Weights,
1009 SCABKST ST., above lOib St., North Side.
X^ B*ll8 repaired, Keys filled, &e. Porcelain Door- FUtea nippiled and pat on. Sp«aldiig Tabei pnt ap. eept 7 ly.41
Highly Desirable Farm For Sale. 'pHE UNDEKSIG-jSEB will dispose of^
fl atPrivatosale, their farm sltaated ioGreeutowD' ahip, Franklin Coanty ,Pa., 4 mUea from Cbambersbarg near lhe Carliale aod Chamberaburg Toropike Road, ad Joining laodrt of Heory Lutz, ChaB. Clark and otbers— ccniaiuing abont
110 ACRES, of cfaolce LimeRtooe land. In a high btate of caltlvatlao. A portion of the tract Is la good llmher. The Improve¬ ments ooslat of atwo storied LOG HOUSE, Log *~" Barn, Weatherboaided. Tbere Is on tha premises a tbrivlngOichard, prodaclng fmlt Of aaaperior quality. Tltleperfect. For terms apply to
D. O. GKHB.
B. OHAHBBRS, lep 12 4t42 CbuabenbOTg, Fa.
Mill at Private Salo.
TUB subsciiber will aoll at private sale, upoo reasonab'e terms, the aodivided one-half of a FLOURING aud CHOPPING MILL, with good watar power, aud tract of land, Mtuated on LUtle GhlquesCreek,: in Ilapho townflhip, LaocaHter couniy, about4 milesfrom Colnmhia, 2 miles' _
from Marietta, snd 3 mllen from Monat Joy. containiDg 13 ACRES aud 132 PERCHES.
John M. Hiestand is joint owupr lu the property with the nndersigned. This Ih a very dealrable property, duluga nice retai'batloess. The snpplyof water Is good, andthe halldlnga lo exeelleot repair, Tha pur- rounding conntry is one of tho baat wbeat and grain growing iu the connty. Tho mill ia doing a fall share of thn jobbing custom nf the oslghhorhood. Tbo Dwel¬ ling Huuee Is good and commodiona. Tha laud is lime¬ stone.
If not sold by the 16Lh of October, the property will be for rent.
For farlber ioformatian apply to tha sabscrlftdr, resi¬ ding in the boroogh of Marietla.
aep 12-3t«-42 , JOHN H. SU^MY,
Valuable FarmFor Sale at a Bargain.
THE subscriber offers for sale his farm, situated on tha baoks of Marsh creek, in Cumber¬ laod towuHhip, AdamH coanty. Pa., tbrea miles west of Oettyt'burg, lowhlch placea railroad baa recently been completed. This farm cootalns
300 ACRES which can convenieatly be divided into two; one of IfiO. and the other of 140 acres, wltb KuBlcle^t limber to eacii. The improvements on the 160 acres are a large
and convenient two-Btory stone DWELLING
HOUSE, coatalning ten ronms, large btone bank
biro, wllb two threshing floors, carriage honse,
straw shed. &e. Tbo Improvements on the 140 acres are a good TENANT HOUSB, wilh a amall barn ; 110 acrea have been limed; Umb cau he had at Gettysbarg at 12 centa per buabol; there are 1660 paoels of poet aod rail fence ; It is good quality of red land. Eoma of which has yielded from 25 to 30 bushels of whoat to the acre. It is eight miles to chestout timber; half a mile to mill. with Fchool bousea, aod chuiches of all danumioalloas, al convenient diatancea.
Will he sold togetber or separately. The whole will be Hold at the low prico of $50 per acre ou reasonable lerms.
Apply to D. G. SWARTZ, lowa Land Ageucy Office, No. 75 North Dake atreet, LaoooHter, I'a.. or lo tha sab¬ scribor. at Gettyebarg. J. S. CRAWFORD.
sept 12 :i*t-42
BEAL ESTATE at PRIVATE SALE.
THE Subscriber, intending to decline farming, offers at private sale his fiirui.-Ituated in Dniootowa Diatrict, Carioll co.. Md.. ¦'1 mile-i from WftHimiasiler, the Connty Seat, to which p.)iDi Ihe Wp.-tcrn Maryland Rallrovd w II be linlBhoJ hy No¬ vember, two inlleti north of Unloutown, oa the conoty road leading from said town lo tbo Plauk Rutd. adjolo¬ iog Innds of Hnos.>a '•. Webb. Jacub You, WlllUm Sushaum, Bare's MUI Property and otberd, coctaluiOE
122 ACRES OF LAND, more ur loss. The land hns been highly improved by the application of lime and maoure, lies wiihio 2^^ miles of liioebtuno. which can be porcbaRsd nt fair prices, ard Id a very prodnctive slate of caliivatlno. yleldiug beary erups of the dllf<}reut blodd of graiu kd'' grass. It is laid out la fields of convf'oleot slz-i, wfl! watered aad feoce^l, aud bos thTeoo an Apple Orchard of select fruit trees, yunng, hea thy. thrifty, and lu full bfariog cundition, in cuane'^tinu with oninhurs ol frnit trees of almost every varieiy scattered over lb« farm. Of Meadow Laud Ibero is a fair proportion; sod of Timber Land there is a full quota for tbe size of tbe farro.cumpricing thrifty a-Jd heavy growths of CIh'.-iiiuI, Oak and Hickury, The impruvements cumpnao ^^ tt tvro etory rough cft4t DWKLLlNG. o^nvtiui- Mirrt ently arranged, well yt>otil:itod, with kilchL-a Bilffl and cellar attached, alt'la cumplete order: a springof excellent water near tba dweiliog, alsu, a nice sprini; booae, wash house, dry honto, sod every other kiad »l boilding required lo eosuie comfort, hpallh and conve¬ uienee. A bank barn, good us new and quito large, wagon shed, corn hoa-'e, hog honxe. &c.
"The advanlagoouH Jocatiuo of thisproperiy Ih not sorpassed hy any other lo the counly. being in thn im¬ iuedinle vicinity of Charcbes, Schools, Mills .\ud Sio^e-'. and encircled by a vlrtuooi, lunnil, Induftriou:' and nntfirprlaing commonlly. It will bti i^old very r«a>uaa- ble aud the terms made accommodating.
For farther particulars address tha fab^criber al nnioatown,P. O.,orcall at the premirtos and in!«pect persooally. when great pleasure will fae aiforded iu exhibhiuglt.
P'lHrtPcalon will bo given oa tho lst day of April, 1811.
aug ir>-if.as jo.sei»h winter:^,
Small Farm at Private Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBEll offers at private xale the plato on whichbe now reaides in Weal Deuipfleld twp., fi miles from Lancaiter, oq the Marietta larnpike road adjoialog proporty of Joseph Sbladle and otberd. Tbe farm conslsta of
FIFTEEN ACRES, moreor less, In ahigh state of callivation, having re¬ cently boeu well Umed, and andergood fences. The iraprovements are a Iwo-story STONE HOUSE. Tenant House new Bank Baru. Wagoo Sbed, with Corn Crib and other improvemeolB. A. a large assortmeotof Choice FruU,
ThlH property offer* as fodacement for aperwawish- lagasmall farm with elegant reaideace, unt often mot with, Afurther descripUou ia deemed aaoe:e&sary as any peraoa wishing to parchaae would do well to coll on the Bubscrlbarresldlostbereon.
sepl2St-43 ADAU DOUBAGH.
Frintmg Paperfor sale at this office
PRIVATE SALE. rpHE UNUKKSIGNED will sell at
i private sale ble valaable farm, silnated in Carroll cunnty. Mil., Zd miles frum BaUimore, 6 from Wesimio- ister, 2K from Shamherger'a Mills, oo the Western Mary¬ land Railroad, cootaloiog
220 ACRES OF FIRST-RATE LAND, 90 acres are heavily timbered with Black Oak. Wbite Oak aod Hickory, with a ^ufflclency ofCheftnut for fencing purposes, the remainder Is cleared, and divided into coovenient fleldn. wUb raan'iog water In eacb. and bas all been well limed wiibin the pait 5 yeara, and ia iu a good blale of cnltivation. There irt alsn on the property a valuable water power, aff'rdnd by one of the most regnlar streams in the ^tate. The Improvo- men 8 cousist of a STOSE HOU.SE, a large swls- "" cer Barn, granaries, wagon shod and coro-crll]
altached, stoue dairy, aod wabb bouse, with ai]
ihi^ necessary bolldings, 4 acros choica frnil ic. ll will be sold eotira or divided to ault purcbabcrt*.
rosi<eHHino and an Indlf^patable titlo will bo givea on Ibolstof April next. Foraoy farther Iuformaliou en qulro at this oflice, or address tbe subscriber.
JOUN PAYNE.
July 252ro*-35 Hoock'w Store, P.O.Carroll co,,Md.
A BARE CHANCE. ~
A'TRUIiY desirable Uttle farm for salC; conlalalng
17uj ACRES. This handsome liUle fai m, which we wlU call Mary'a Choico, is silnated in Baltimore coanty. Maryland, noar Mr. Stephen GorBuche'a, 4'iailea from the village called New Marktit, wblch Is immediately opoo the York tarnpiko leading from Baltimoro to Little York, some six milea fn/m tba Northern Central Railroad. 23 milen from Baltimore city, giving a chance ofeitber turupiko or railroad. This farm is hsndbumoly nlloa'.cd wilh mauy very desirable advaalsgea over m*oy others now uffarud for sale, tying hcautSfally lo the t5ua;—of aa excel'eat. eajiy rolling urder, susceptible of tbe highest Htate of caltlvatlou. About 75 acrea is heavily limbered with tbat uf ihe flneet order, oak blckory and cheBt- DUl. very flne and thrifty; the balanco in fleld acd meadow, well watered by a oamber of neverfailing bprlogs of must exeelleot waler, a flua stream of water rnsning through upon which a flne body of meadow laud can be made hy a proper dralolng with littlo ex¬ pense, lu addlUoa to the nbove advantagen, It In con¬ venleut to cbnrch, achool, grist mill and aaw mill, ali wilbio a few huudred yards. The chorcb la of tbo Methodiat. There is a fliia large brick school hooHo put up this seasoa of tbe most Improvod order: this bounds directly upon tbe eaat aide of tbls farm. Alao, a good pohllc road rannlng and boondlng all. along the east side, tbua making It roplete wltb advantages not nanal. There is a young orchard, lately plaoted, of very flne
choice rraile, Aiso, a naat Frame DWELLING,
jast aaiehed, with back balldlng aad ceUar.-> For farlber Ioformatlou, apply to tho onderBlgu-, ed, near ShawavlUe. Harford couuty, Marylaad.'
JOHN W- ANDERSON.
N. B. I also offer my farm In Harford ootinty, where I now reside, In one or two parta, oa may boU ; upoo which ifl b epleadid Mill Seat. Tha laad la of on excel¬ lent QoaUtT. finely watered and heaTlly Umbered.
R0sl-«iQ-i9 JOHN W, ABDKBSOIf.
rorynue
A SUPERLATIVE
TON8C,D5URETiC,
^^— —>\AfD—
iYicMmeojeiAL
To the Citizens of Nun Jersey and Penmylvania, Apothecaries. Drttgii^l-^. Grocers and ¦ PrivalC Families. Wolf's Pure Cognac Braody. Wolf's Pure Maderia, SbHrrj and Port Wine. Wolfs Pure -Tamaica and St. Croix Rnm. Wolfs I'ure Scotch and Irish' Whisky. ALL IN BOTTLES.
TBEG leave to eall the attention of thc citizens of the Uaited Slates to the abuvo Wi.-iks aud LiQroRi:, imporled by UooLnio Wolfe, of Kew Yurk.whi'SB opma ik familiar io every part of ihlA conutry, for Ibe purity of bis celebrated ^'c^lRDAM N'cit.vArrf. Mr^ Wolfe.In hin letterto uio, spesklngi'f, the parity of his Wines and Liqaur(<. t^itya;—"I will htakr my ropulatlun as a man, my stauding as a mer- chaot of tliirty years' resideuce In the cUv of New York, thai all lho Bkasdt ao-l Wi,\es which 1 h.ittle are pure as ImportoJ. and of the bubt quality, and cau bn relied upou by eveiy purchaser-" Every botllo ha?t iho pro¬ prietor's oamo 00 tho wax, au 1 a fac-simile of his t-ig- nuturoon tho cerUflcato. Tbe pnblic are reriprctfuljy iuvlteil to cdll and t>xamine mr ihemHelTes.
3j*'For nale a: Retail by all Apothecirins and Gro¬ cers la Philadelphia. GEORQE H. ASHTON, No. S:42 Market btreet, Philadflphia. Sole Agenl for Philad-ljihia.
Kead tbo followiog from the New York Courier:—
EieORMOUB Brsl,VE.S3 FOR O.VE Nf.W YoiMC 3IEKCH.V.VT.— We ara happy to inform our fellow-citizens lhat tbere U one plnca in oor city where the pbysieian, apotbp, cary, and conntry merchant can go aod parcha^K pure Wlnei>and Llijuorx.as pure an imported and oftbe hu..t qunlity. We d" not Intend tu give an elaborate descrip. tloa of the lu^'rchant's exteu-lvo hnsine.-^H, althonch it will wall repay uny stranger or ciiizftn to visit UliOLPnu Wolfe's extem-ivfl Warehouse, Nos. IS, 20 and 22 ti^-x- verstreflt. Hnd Nos, 17, 19 aol 21 Markelfiold atrent.— His stock of ScboappB on hand ready ft.r sbipioeol cuuld nut have been lesa than tbirty tlioni>aads casc^; tha Braody, nome tau thou.sand coiio-*—Viotanes of it-Mr, to IfSfi: aod teo iboawaod ccscn of M.idoira, Khorry and l'ort Wine. Scolch Rod Irifh Wbis-ky. J.amalca itod St Croix Hum, some very old and eqnal to any ia Ihin conatry. He alsu had three largo cellars, filled with llrandy, Wlue. Sic , in casks, u-der Cuntuin-Honsa k«y, ready for bottling. BIr Wolfe's salo of Schnapps last year am nun ted to onehundred and eighty thounand dozen, aod we hope In le-s lh«n twu years he maybe eqaally 8QCce<'sfnl with bin Braodles and Wioes.
His bnsinefB merits tbo patroucga of every lover of hlflSp8Ciei». I'rivate familias who winh pure Win6.i and Liqnors 'nr medicul ur-s, pbould send their orders dlrpci lu Mr. WoLFK, auUl ovory Apothecary iu the land niak't np Iheir minds to di'-card tha pntsoiiou-) ctnlTfrcim lbelr Khelvea, and replace It with Wolfe's pnro Wi.s'ts and LiCL'OKB. '
Wc nndorstaod Mr. WoLFK.ffr the accommodatioo of Mnall dealers in the coantry, pnia up assorted canoi ot WiD<*s and Liqanis. ^^ucbn man.andsuch aniorchaot, nh.'iuld ho KOKiained acaiast his lens of thon-antI>t of oppononli In Iha United State", who sell nothing hat imiiitliuaH, rniuuai allko to humaa health and huppi- nebs. sop l2-6ni-42
1 Through Ticket (o California.
C. S. COLBERT & OO'S.
riFTH OKlXll QUAKTERr.v DlSTRI'illTmv Of 100,000 Articles, AVortU S300 000,
WHICH will be sold lov SIOO.UOU, to lho pnrchas'ir'; of our Golpes Pens nt SO Ct:1. p(*r Box Our OoIJeu 1'*d i-* (bu bt'st ever used, aud in warrauted uot to corrode iu auy luk. Kvery busiiio-s m.iu aad f.imily bhoald a-a lho Golden Pen — The fuUowtng Uh of 100,000 arUcles will be dn-trihut.?d anioog our pttron-t at SIOU cacti, uud naed out bo paM furnnUl wo inform the purchaser whicb oftha follow¬ ing artlclcH we will mil bim fur $l.no aud theu it is nptiunal whc:(thi'r he ""nd'' the hollar aud taken tbr. ouon-t or not. Ail Gootis can be returned at ow W/;r«.v*' within Icn dnyt tiflcr the Putchascr received tlfin (uu- lets they are snlisjatlory,} and Ihc Mone>j icill be nfu nded.
List of Goods Included in tho Distribution.
I'ianofi, GuUl Huuling Cas«d W,ilrhe-s,Guld Watcbos. Ladies' Silver Watches, Utiarl, Ve-l and CbateUlu ChaioH,Cameo Umoches, Mosaic and Jet BroocbeH, Lava and Florcotine Braocbes. Coral, Ememld and Opal Bruochea.n^uieo Ear Drops, Mo.salc and Jut Ear-Drops, Lava and Florentine Ear-DropH, Coral Ear-DropH, Em- arald aud Opal Kar-Drops, HandHomo Seal Klnga. Mo-aic and Caineo Bracelets, Gents Brca-t^luH, Watch Keye, Fub aud Ribbon Glides, Sets of Bo-uni Sfnda, -Steove BnttouH, Plain Ring-t, Stono Set Kings, Sots Ladies' Jewelry,
Cantou Grape Shawla. Mousaellue do Lalne:), Challlos,
French and Amaricau LawoH. Berege^ I'opliuH,
French Calicoes, and other Ladles* DresH Goods
In great variety, tngelber with Uead Dre^iios,
Cabas, Faocy Fau", and io fact almost
every da-cription of GOODS
mually fonnd io flrnt claisit
Drv Goods Stucej).
PLAN OF DLSIRIHOTION.
Highest Premium $100, Latcesl P«//:;""t $-¦
Tbe arlicU'" aro nambered, aud CwtlHcatds .staling
what wo.will sell each porsou for dollar aro placed In
sealed Envelopea, with a Decimal arrauBcmeut of Pro-
minmH: »u that In *ach humlred curtlficaleH lher« ia
ooe for a Gold "Watcli. aud thare will also ba a
a splendid premium iu .»flch leu cerilHcate.i. Ladie-". if
vou desire » fiuo shawl, or drf.-n patlern, or a hesutiful
xrttciA of jewelry, oocloea us 30 cents fur a box uf the
golddO pens, aod wa will seod you a cerliflcate which
may enable yva to procore Itfor $1. On rocelnt uf .^0
cents we will seod you ooe box of our goldao penn aad
a soiled nuUco of the article wblcb we sell for $1," Try
"*' PRICES TO AGENTS, POST PAID.
4BLxes Pens wilh 4 Cerliflcates $ 1,
9 do do 9 do 2.
2.') do do 2.') do 5.
100 do do 100 do 13.
W. B.—With eacb package or 100 boxes wa prctieot tbo purchoxer 100 certificates, oao of which la guarrau- t^ed tu cuolalo ooe order for a Flrtu WATCH, or Sewiug Mitchiufl, or by ordering fiO boxea ia ooe package yuu are sure to rt>celve IiO certiflcates containiog one urder for a spleodid MILVER WATCH, besldea large onmber of other very valunbiypremluma. One certificate sent gra- tie. upon applicatioo of aoy pardon desiring lo act as Agent, which may enable him to procure a valnab.e premlnm npnn the paymen* of S'- PlanoK, 01 elo de ons, QXitsIc, Books.Seiving iU[avliln«8 &,c.
Boaght and sold oo commlssiou. Aoy article will be sent to tbe coaatry al lho lowest whult* sale pricea with the additioa of H per ceot caiamlHsioa for forwardiog.
N.B.—Agents wanted in every town. Circalars sent onappliciUton. Address all Cominnnlcalions to
C. S. COLBBj.T It CO. ftommiFsiou MorchanU li Gi^neral Ageota, l.« SOUTH FOURTH ST., bttotv Cfiestnut. PHIL'A.
X3r for oar Iutegrity aud ahiUty to fulfil oar eagage- menia.webeg to refer yoa to the fullowlng well knowa genttumeo aud boslneos ttrms:—
His Ercelletcy J. vf. Guart, Ex-Gov KaoFOH, Weet- morelond. Pa.; Palmer, KicuAau.-to."i i Co., Jewellers, PbllBdelphia; E. A. Wah.vb, Eaq,, do. do.; Wn. A. Gbat. Es |., do. do.; Messre. KEMMEksa & MooRE, Water St. below Arch, do.; Messrs. Peatt i Reath, Fifth »Dd Market Sls.,do.; J. C. FcLLEa. Esq , Jeweller, do.; A. F. Ward, Edq., Poblisher of Foshloos, &c., do.; M. H. HoBMS, CdUssaquaBaok; Hoo. L. M. Buaso.s, Eureka, CaUfornla. aep 12-ly-42
REAUY MADJil CLOTHING !
A LAROE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF SEASONABLE CLOTHINO.
FOR MEH AKD BOYS,
Made ia Saperior Style of beat Fabrics.
ALSO.
CLOTHS. OVERCO.rriNGS, CASSLMERES,
VESTINGS, SATl'INE'n'S. JEANS.
For sale ac the lowest prices by
ang 22-41-39 HAG£E & BHOS._
DEAKER & SCHAUJII'S *
STOVE^DEPOT,
Noi 7 East I£iiis at.} Xiaucimter^ Pn.
THE uudcr.signed call the attention of ihn pnblic to their large assortmuot of Cooking Sioves, Parlor, Dining, Bar-Room
and Ten-plats Stoves, which tbey are conwIaoUy receiving. I'erBoos wantlDg Stoves AVill plc.\-e ctll and examiae for tliem>olves. an they will find the greatest assortmeot lu the cily. Wa have just received a full supply of all tho NEW STYLES. Tha alteulion of lire public i'r Invlled to the cr>Ubralt:d
"CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS" STOVE,
Patented io 1&5!}. nud iickoowlodged the he^l COOKING STOVE NOW IK USE.
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron "Ware.
Their stock of Tin, ..¦-¦heet Iron iind Copper Wan., i* larger thao auy b-retoforo offsred iu tbla city. Tins Sheet Irou an-l Copper Work uf every description duno ttt the Hhorte.-i notice. Their .stock uf Tin aad Copp-ir Ware ou baud embract's overy variely of article in that lino.
§3"-^" work dooe at this ehtabllshmoot iswarntntol (o bo good, an I" bus heea manu'scLarod nndec the p«t- coiul HOperiateu Jcoco of lho firm, or exprt;:jnly to tboir nr.ler.
PeranuH la want of Stoves. Sheet Iron, Tio or C.tpper Ware, are rcnpsctfully iavited to giv« tholr e.-itabiiTb- mont a Ciill. Koiuomher tha old filnod, No. 7 Eas', Kiog titreet, adjoiniog Mejnankup'a Hotel,
JOHN DEANER. _aug29-lf-40 _ ^-l?*!^ **¦ liCHAUM.
STOvi'is'rs'/dvEg"! r^
At GEO. MAYER'S Old Hardwaro and Iron Store,
No. 22, (east sido,; NORTH QUEEN STREET opposito Michael's Hotel.
COOK y.L'OVES, for Wood'and Coal, finished in the moat snbalantial manner, As^k Wllb coppt^r-boilomed I'lrilpr.s, Ac. s^=I
C.\;s and SMOKE C0SSUMEK.-i, among wblchitS^^ 1.^ lhi ui->.'-t >-jb^;auiial aud best of all Cuok ^T^ SliivoH, whicb It lung experionce ban enabled uitocelcct from a mans of toortlilenz unen,
PARLOR COAL STOVES, among which is thn Moderu Oas and :'iuok« ConHumer. the neale-it, must ocuaomical aud [i-'*it Parlor Stove yet pruduced.
COALand WOOD STOVES, of tha ordinary kiad—very low.
SHEET IRON WORK ofall descriptioa for sala at the rautil advantageons term'* aad prices, and old vIuvai* aad Iroo taken la exchange. GEO. MAYEU,
oov 2 tf.48
CARB.
THE Subscribcrs havinir sold their en¬ tire hardwake .STOKE iblH day to Ahm. W, Russel, ro-ipectfully inform Uieir friend.-* that th-ro will be no change In tbe b<»>k accuanls of iheir customer'^, bnl continue tbpm uo natil tbe u-aallloie uf ><t.>ltl>.- menl. They aak thnlr old friends t.i cuutlnuo tholr huslni'-cs at the uid maad as horet-tfura. Tbey can bo found perponally at tbe uM place as usual. jaly25-tf-:l-'> _ GEO. D^^I'1:E;1[ER Si BKO.
HARDWARE CHAKGE.
THE suhscriber respectfully informs his friends lba' ha hs* pa'chanod tba oallro Hardware etuL'k of SlerhrH.fprceher i Bro., iu North Oiieea'^t,.aud re-pecifully nokn a cuatiuaanca uf the coatom uf the old concern, and hopen by clusu atteutioa to buiiincss to morit inelr futare tavurs.
. A. W. F.USSEL. Next door tu Blsck Horso Hotel, N, Quoen i^i. jnly2> tfJ-'.
FOB BENT.
ALARGE TWO-STORY FRAME BUILDING, BuUable for a work shop, rear of be iixamiser & Herald Priating Offiee, North Qaaea reet, Lancuter, y^Eagulre on tbe premises .
By Appointment, May iSth, 1860
Sole A^eiits for Laucaster, for the pale of
HART'S COPPER EREODIUJiI PEN.
'I^IIESE PENb are diflerent Iroiu auy
fl_ pan beritoforo ulfared to the nnbllc. Tboy Ptaud all ink and will uut cur-ide. Six diff-r^ut anmherri.ruU- .ible to all bunds. A trial will be satUciout to cunvlnce ibobo^t of Ponnien. Price $2.'iO per t.ox, or 37}^ cem^ pordiizpu. For H.1I0 ouly by KENDRICK & FLlNN. lIoa.-*o Furnibhiog St-jro, No,37 Norlh Queeo Streoi. L;ia- raKtfir. may 23-Iy-2(>
^\VH I'iATl~WiT}'UTri Foreign^ and American Seed Wheat.
I Have received at tuy Agrieultural Implemeit Kod Seed Warchouso, a large qaantity ol Rod aud Wblltf Sued Wheat, all of the best growth, i-ucli as the old, genuine Ked Mediterran-<ita. Whito Chalf, imparled froui tbe Islands of the Mediterranean riea, Alt-o. the i-aiuo kinds grown in America. Tbrco differeot klodH Whita Wtuiit. impoiteil from Califuruiu. AlfU, a supurlur qnthty of White Ryo. H-'tciechiog uew in IhiK couuiy. Also, n fuIUlock of Hay, Straw and (¦'udder CutK-rn. f.iui ^iz¦'fi. Colr-maaV Farm Cbopp.og .Milln. Plooghs aud Plongh Ca-'Ungit. Manure Furkt. uew and fre'ih Timothy Seed,&c., &c. Allthe Agricaliunl papera in lho couatry r-icnmuieud thu change uf ;:rain, probably evory ihiee yrais. It is snppuNed to pay thu f.-irmer largely over tbo first cos'.of gattiog ll.
Farmers are renp- ctfuliy luvited to call aod examino my stock of r.ow Secd.i and Implempuu, a» I will olfer thpoj at tbs very luweKic;iAh price.-*.
J3"-Veitf Tiiiiotliy Seed Wanted.
ADAM K- BAKR. Agrlcaltuml Implement Hod Seed Warehoose, ¦ Noxt door to I.uuo'h Dry Guod:* Sturo. E. King st,
au;; :i if :n
HENKY SHENK, WATCK. CLlirR A,\B JEWEUV STORB.I
Uo. 10 XoL-tlk (lueeu St., Laiivnstur, Pa.,
NE\KLY Ol'fublTEMK;ilAEL'.> n-'i-EL,
WHEUE he is prepared to furnisli ALL KINDS OF ^<v (ft'Jijt--?aft
Gold & Silver Watches, ^
oftha he,-t m:ika, aud wcrrnuled tu, _
be good litiio-ki-ep-ir:-. ANo, 21-hoar. iJ-buur. itud 6 Aay Cluck'*, frum $ l.OU up to $2;5.i.-0, w.-irraotPd lo kewji gjud time.
UREAST PINS AND EAR RINGS
of avwry dei-criptiou and noality alwayn on band.— AIpO. Finger Kings, SpeciacIcH, Ai-ct.rdeons, Purl Mon- uaiex. Pocket Bouka, aud all arUck-a Uiiually kept in a wnll urdtjred Jewolry Store.
I'.nrticular .-\tt9uti0u given to repairingof Wiitchea aud Jiiwelry; all warraniod,a.-i tha w-.-rk Ih doi-e by iho propiiolor, HENKY SHENK.
uur 'J.j ^ Lt?.?-
H. L.^ E. J. ZAHM'S .AMERIOAN AVATOH?i:S.
AMEiMOAX ingenuity and perseve¬ rance have at lengtli triumphed ov^r the low pric-d labor ofEurope. and wo can nuw fnruith watch- Ksuf equal, if oot snperior Uui-4h and manufncture in onr owu cuaotry, aud far moro RELIABLE and LAST¬ ING as puckot tiine-Ueeper^, at less cost thaa any I'uretgu waich of equal qu-iiliy. Wrt hav« cou.-'tamlv lur mIa lho
AMERICAN WATCU, madi' by APPLETON, TRACY AS_ CO.,WALTHAM. MASS., aad KEEDa rATE.ST Amer¬ ican Watch made, oy E. HOWARD i Co.. Boslon, in Guld and hilver LahO-t of various HlyU-ri. Every watch warranted to bo an accurate timekeeper. Hugiinb nnd iwUs watcbe.H of flne and common qu.ility also in store aud for Httle low for cash,
Watchps. Clocks, jewelry and spectaclea repaired.— 5/JCricf atteutioa Is paid to this brauch of our bo-Iueid,
UARRY L. ZAUM, EDW. J. ZAHM.
Cor. North Queen Jt Oootro Square,
may a.'»-I y-26 ^ LaDCa.-;ter Pa
Silver Ware and Plated Ware.
T"^HE SUI^SUKIBEUS have manufac- tared tu their owa order Silver tea, table,^ ^ desert, salt, mustard aod angar Rpoons, ladlei,^^^^^ forke. Ac. A-e.. Mamped with thoir datiie ""^^'^^^ gnaranlee rtf their geaaioeoet^s. which they^ ^ will sell at the lowest cash rates.
Silver-Plated Ware io tea sutts, nros, goblets, salt atands, tipooos, f>jrks, ^c, inauufuctured by Rogers BroH. mauufactariug Co,, and warranted to be best plated, for sale by
H. L. a E. J. ZAH JI. .., Cor. North Qneea St. aad Cenlre Sqaare, may26-ly-2S Lancaaiar. Pa.
BUIIiDIWG SLATE.
TiiE suhscriber haviug received a larirc lot of PEAOH BOTTOM AND YORK COONTY BUILDING SLATE, which I will pot 00 by tha squara or sell by ton, oa tlio most reanooable terms, having al.io coostantlv oo haod au extra Ught Peach Buttum Buildiog Slate', inteuded fur slaUng on top of h iables. 23"Please call aad oxamloa ray Peach Bottom Slate wbich are the bent in tbe market, and cannot be Lad a any other yard,UB I haw made arraagumeata witb B & F. Jox£^. for tbe Laacaster market.
GEORGE D. SPREGHER Nortb Queea atroet. LaucaHter, Pa. 2^The above Slate can alao bo had at F. 6. Bletz's Lumber Yard, Columbia.
Thi3 Iii to Certift Ibat we do not sell onr best qual¬ Uy Peach Bolti.in Gnaged Slate to any other pereon In Lancaster cily than lbe above named.
R. is F. JONES, Manafactarers of Peacb BottoiBoofing Sl&td. nov 24 tr-fi2
STEAM ENGUTE FOB SALE-
AKOUR-HORSE ENGJNE in ran- nlag order, for sala oheap. Enqalre at the EXAX- vu AJn> HxhaloOSm, ,
