Lancaster Examiner and Herald

              ^igy Wtefet
XDIZED BT
JOHS JAT UBHABT, Xftriatta, OHB*V. H. LKfJCYtfi^zLcaater.
STATIVZ WIBISB.
A oozrespoiident oftiie Vallef Farmer says: It,£M long' been ft mooted qaestion whether tluf people ofthia odahtoj o«iimake their own wine. I am sfttiefled thftt almost every Uffiier, aa well as a great many peraous who are not fUmera, oan make a'plentifal sapply Osgood wine for their ownusetiiiB ooming •animer, at a trifling expenae, if they will make an effort to do &o, from the oommon blackberry.
Some persona who have heretofore tested the Bweeldhed composition whioh has been offeied them by old ladiea, ander the name of blaokberry, will perhaps amile at thia sag- geatioSi,: bnt if they irlll take the trouble to xaake:an experiment or tw:o in the maimer I am aboat to relate, thoj* will flnd that wine oan bb made &om blaokberriea; aud that while we hare been searohing ail over the world for giapea that cao be naturalized, with the view to sapply onraelres with that very derirable beverage, a fruit whioh grows plen¬ tifully at oni own doors, and whioh is admira¬ bly adapted for that purpose, had been entire¬ ly overlooked.
When the berries are ripe they shoald be rubbed between the handa or with a wooden masher in. aome suitable vessel, antil the oeliB oontaioing tbe jalce are thoroughlj broken. They ahoald then be plaoed in a tab—one that is deep and not of very great diameter is probably the moat suitable—aud to eaoh gallon of berries add from one to two pounds of augar, after mixing the berries aud angar, add for each gallon of berries one quart of boiling water. They ahould be kept In the tab about twenty fonr hours. The heat imparted by the boiling water will cause a fermenting proceas to start immediatelj, withoat lhe asaistaace of^eadt or any other ingredient. Tbe liquid sbuuM bd uucusion- ally atlred, and the etmdA aud akius, musl ui which will rise to th« surface, shoald be skimmed off. At the end of tweuty four honra the jnice shuold be rnn iti a cask. Whatever remains ot the seeds and skius may be strained thrungh a ulotb. Wheu the cask ia filled, it should ba placed iu thu oellar or some cool place with tbe buug-bule open. Some of the juice shoald be kept iu a oonvenient vessel, that it may ba added every day to the liqaid in the cask, to keep the oask coustautly full, so as to allow tbe sunm raised by fermeutatiou tu pass oil. Wheu the fermentation bas progressed suHi- utently, which will be in a weak or teu d-dys, the cask maj be buuged up ti^ht and treated as other wiue-
Commou brown .sug-ar ul fiiir qujilay will answer very well. The quantity uf tbe sugar sbould be graduated accordiug to tbe budy which it ia desired to impart to the wiue. 1 have now some wiue, made in tbis nay last aammer, iu five golJon demijohus, with 2 Ibs. of sugar to the jjallou, aud whiuh has uever beeu bottled, but used as it was required from ' the demijobu, which is entirely free from acidity, aud is really au excellent wiue of good body aud flavor. Nui a drup uf alcubulic spirita or anything whatever haa beeu added to it after tbe process above meutioued.
I had some other wiue, made iu tbe ijame way, but with a less quantity of sugar, wbicb strongly resembled claret; but was much better thau any ofthe ordiuary French olarel to be obtained iu tbis conntry. I thiuk it very probable tbat by varying the process— aud adding more or less boiliug water, aud permitting the fermentation to progress for a longer or shorter period—wiu^ of various qoalities may be ubtaiued.
From eaoh gallon of benies treated iu the above way, about one gallou of wiue is ub tained. The costof gathering the berries will not average more thau teu ceuts,audthecust of the sugar will be frum eight to sixteen eeuta, accordiug to the qnality used. Uere then h wiue tbat will u.»t cost more tbau twenty-five cent:- to iiie galluu, aud iu lbe country where tbe cbildrdu will pick must uf the berries, the real outlay will not be mure than frum eight to sixteen couts. Wbat, then, is to preveut tbe farmers fruiu having their owu table wine, aud plenty of it t Tliac the juice of the blackberry coutaius all th^ essential retjuisites for making a good wiu^*, is absolutely certaiu. Tbat a very superior wine may be made from it by pruperer treat¬ ment, is quite probable. Try it.—Scientific American.
COUNTRY BOYS.
Couutry lads ofteu feel tbal their lot is a hard one ; they see city bred youugsters, ou their travels aud their sprees, at tbe age of fourteeu I veritable youog gentlemen, with a fluished exterior, a cigar aud a cane.
The young farmer at the same age Unds himself with a hoe in baud and a cheap straw hat on his head, sweating among -the hills uf oom. He ia frequently euvious of bis city brother 1 whisking past him in the cars with kid glovea, delicate ringlets aud pleuty ol money in his pocket.
Mind your coru boy ; hoe it ont clean, keep steadily to the labor yoa have iu haud, du it well and in time your good days will come too. If you find farming is uot suited to your taste, or yonr strength, or circumstances; if yon like mechanism better; or have i pacity for basiness, whatever eventually yon may engage in, it is all tlie same, yon bave begun right. The city blades have begun wrong; and in dne time you will see it. Their fathers and mothers will iu the nud, see it too. Do uot feel euvious of the pleas ares that a hot honse tuan euj ays ; but re member, not in a malicioas, bnt sober spirit, that auch plauts wither early. By the time yon have acquired fixed habits of induatry, and acquired a corresponding perfection of mind and body, your delicately reared cotem porary of the town begins to feel the debili tating effects of idleness aud dissipation. Ht is not alone to blame for a weak body aud a profitless mind: it is the result ofa system; bat he cauuot escape from its effects—these he mu&t endure for hlnaself in his ovvn person. Hia father may be a professional mau or a merchant, or may be merely rich; tho chan¬ ces are fifty against oua tbat the son will uot replace his father. Such is the result ul well settled experieuce; business falls inlo the hands of those wbo are most coiapeteui; it does not desoend to heirs. It is the couu¬ try boys after all who do the city basinet;". Obaerving men have o(teu stated this fact; and inqnire into tbe origiu cf Cleveland or Boaton, or New York you will find it to besu, All external oircnmstances are iu favor of the son or the clerk succeeding to the trade of theoldfirm; bat the son aeldotn, almost uever, dies in the position of a partner of tbe house. Why is it? Simply because habitual indus¬ try ia wanting, and habitual indulgence is not wanting. With all the external odds against it the conntry fnruishes the cities their principal bnsiness men. if iutelligent, faithful, and persevering, and above all, uheerfai and contented, the chances are that the lad witb the hoo will eventually do the basinesa of the father of the lad iu gloves, who is now luxuriating in his travels.—Ohio Farmer.
A Talaable iParm at Pablic Sale.
QN SATUKDAY, SEPTEMBER 3d, 18fi9, theeabM'rIberwIllMU by pabltonte, attho 0 booae of John Brady, In Ulllerftown, LaocaMer cDontT, a tnot of limestone land,
CONTAINING 137 ACRBS,
SItiuted la Mannr toVBiUp, Lancaster eonnty, nn thr LltUe Coneatoga OrMk rad on; thtrroad leading the Blue Bo«k Boad to Ben'a (rormerly Llntner's) Htll, aboni X mile southwest of Millerstown, X mile from Har^hey'* (formerly Herr's) MUl, adjolnliy; landa of Tobia- Sea- cbrlst, Jacob Melllnger, WldowHoatetter,aod Abraham Baasman. TbelmproTemaatathereonaie li two- 4|Mt ¦tory Btone DWBLUNQ BOUSE, 65 by 31 feet. ¦,'9 with a slate roof, a well of neTerfaUlug watwr JaL with a pump therein nearthe door, abake-hoase. •- moKt? boon sprtflg-hoUBe,with¦oeverratUngRprtngor wHfor, a large awiswr barn 110 feet long and 40 fert wide, cor- er^d with slate, a large straw and fodder shed atltcbed, alarge wagonHhed,53by31 feet,comcrlbB,.<t2hy 22feet, a large hog-stable, carriaga bonse covered with elate, u sanuDBr horsastablQ and other oatbulldlngs; also, two
«tk TENANT HOUSES, vlth sUble; and a Urg« ll orchard of ehoiee fruit trees, aa appleK, peiru, L^herrles, grapes, kc.
Tne land Is of the hest quality of limastone soil, and In a high sUte of cnltWatlon, aa about BOOO bushelH limo have heen pat on it wilhln the last tan yearf^. Tlie fenoas ara In good order, mostlr of looust ponts and tbere ars Ob tba farm locuitttreM aufflclent to kMplttnrancen. Th» UeJdM ara oonranlBoUy arraagad so ibat the cattle cau bare free access to ruoning water.
The abore Is ft Tery daslrahle fano. being situated In the richest and most fertile part of Lancaster connty, a few miles from the city of Lancaster, and In regard to productiveneui of soil and slza and couvenieocfl »f the buildings, can scarcely be excelled by sny farm in lhe county. It affords an opportunity for the purcha-e oi a tirst-rate farm which Is seldom otfered,
Persons deslrouH of viewing the property before day of sale will pleaso call on tne tenant, Emanael Werii
PoweBaton and a good Utle will b« gl»en on tlia tlr^l of April naxt. Oue-half of tbe purchase mooey csn re¬ main on the place, if desired, for one year at flv« per cent interest.
Sale to coojmence at I o'clock, P- M., when Ierffi" of salo win ba made known by JOHN HEIWHEY.
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Public Sale of Valbable Timber Executortt' Sale of Real I^Ntatc.
ON THURSDAY, SEPTRMBKR 1st. ISSn, will be aold by public sale on the promii-en in Bphrata township, Lancastar coanty, one mile north from Ephrala, OD Troot Greeic, tbe following doitcribed rasl eritHte, vit :~A Traot of LlmeetoDe Land
CONTAINING 120 ACRES,
Land.
ON SATURI>Ay, the 20th daj of AU- GUb'T, 1639. will bfl offered .t public ubla. oD tbe premUflv, in Eut Ekrl towonbip, Lencanter county, . tnet or
76 ACEES OF LAND,
MIU Cmk. .nd w.t or nnd wljotaint tb. roid Ifliuilng 1 t'°'%,T^J^^dfth^tSltii.^^^T>f^i.?'^-"' from (>d.r Orov. MMllng Hoa» to P.qa.. U.«ln,   "•, ?^'j?''^,'Z'lSmBBSl J^.S.l«V^ _,llon-«.    Tho wbol.  lr«ct   ii bfl.»ili «ol   wltb   •¦'d loB .we«th«rbo«rd«d H0D8XB, w«.h borne, ifticHESTNVT  TIMBER, of lbe beet qnellt;, of
xboat40 years* jtrowth.ioltablefor cntting Immo' d)iirelylntoralIs.po«tK,Bhlng|gwood. &o.
The Isud will lie offared In lota conTenient to purcha- oars. Triijring from ihree to flre acres each, aod will be ¦told po-itlvaly wllhoot rPMrve.
y^Being patented land, the titlt* lt> uaqnextlonable.
Salt-to commeoct^ at I o'cluck, p m ODSAld day.wbeu sitoodance will Im given aud tarms made knuwn l>y WM. BOTD JACOBS,
july^-ts-afi   Ppring Grove Forge-
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large awisser bam, corn cribs, and all neceasary ____ ont-balldlngs. There la a QeverfaiUng well of water with pump therela betweeu the two dwelling houses, a large orahard of all kinds of fralt, cid"r press, &c.
The landia In a high atateof LultlvatloQ, divided in¬ to convanient fields, and undergood post and rail fenca. Trout creak pai-as Uiroogh the middle of the place, af¬ fording conveniences for the watering of cat'le seldom met with. Ten acrea of the aboTe land are covered with heavy timber, tbe resJdao ander cnltivatioo — There u also a full snpply of good locust timber upon the place, sufficient to keep tha place in posts and rails
A Valuable I^tmeBtone Farm nl for maoT years
A lurther description of the property is deemed on- necessary, as persons desirous of purcbaslng will pleaxo call npon WlUlam Kankel or John Hoilinger rtsitldlng npoo he premises, or on Rndolph Kankel. una mile north from Hechanlcsbarg, Leacock township.
Tbe ahove tract of land will be sold togetber or divi-
VALUARi.C REAL CSTA'I'K
AT PUBLIC SALE.
ON SATURDAY, SEPTKMBKR Ui, 1S59. will be sold by public sale on the preml»*«s lu Kast Barl township, Lancaster connty,iwomllenesHt from the Blue Ball, one mile woHt from Oood»ill«. ba¬ tween the Harridburg and Downlnglon and the Cburch- town Turnpike RMd^.thafoilowlngdeacrlbed property, vir;—
No. 1, A Tract or Piece of Limestone Land,
containing 118 ACRES AND 10.1 PERCHES, adjoining landsof Ilenry Stantfer, Qeoi^e Weidler, Da^ Id Witmer, Joseph Kurtz, David Martiu and othera. The improve- m-ii'- are »two-fttory stone roughcaatAf.'lK'SrOA' ikiJL HOUSE, with a uew tw.i-stnry brick kitchen Ht- P|||| iHcljod. four roomit and kitcheo on the flrt^tfloor.^-^U» sir r.ioiiii' <iu the second, aa*i cellar under the wDiHo building, tbat under the kitchen being«narcht"i celUr The bnildiug has lat<sly b^en fully repaired, aud ic now in compieie order; wa-h-bonre near kitchen door, rprini: tMifie n«-.r the dnor, hinoke-bourte, wood hount? and r,ec4"«ary outbaildings. A good bank barn. SO by 36 foQi. with wagon-shed s-nd corn criba attached; a lurge nirHW (iliad, 2 carriage hoaxes, Implement shed, kc. Tbe above tract is all clear l&nd, under a blgb st:ile of cul¬ tivation, divided into convenient fields, nudergjud fence snd not surpspsed by auy other Tarm in Ihe ueiirbbnr- h.tod. f^edsr Ron paacei through the propertv, to whlcti cattle cat! have Rccflss from every flold. There ik alno a fnll supply of water in the barn yard, and au abuo- dgucrt of pure nuil koo.I water on the whole plsi-e A yuung orchardof choice fruit, couelstlng (if Apl'i"-- P«"-- p«ncb»"», appricou. cberrlt?, grape arbor, kc A t'*"" -t-ry frame TENANT HOUSE, with bog -tyfl, kc.
No. 2, A Tract of Wood Land, coutiiinici: 7
ACRES .iND ^'t PERCHES, nein- Centre (Jhurth iu -t'.l ->wo^hiJl. a<ijoioingl*odi> of JACob B<ck. Jobo <;'>'t.l iind i[h«r"     f^ri of ll:«>«bov« imct is covnrnrt wiih h-nry
ttiiibBv valiiriblft fiT building piiri.n-—.
No. 8.  3J  ACRKS  of   Valnable  CiifstmU
pr.'iit laod. Htualad .tn the \V«lPb mimiilnifl- in --tid w(. near iheliAnd-bnard". ¦>nthp ro.tdlesding from (V- linrnrovflMi^ellQgHoufAtoPeiinna. andHdjolniiipUii-li- if Henry Oehiiun. Micba^tl Ely, .leceaMid aad .tth-^rn.
No. 4, ."Jb* ACRES and 40 PERCHES, of Pa.''-
ure .md .Sprout land In Breckuock township, ou thn ! n>4d l.mdiug from Churchtowj m Ziemor'h irtv-ru. i mll-t. uorth from Cbnrchtowa aud adjolniag land-of J.maihKU ?iiiilU. Psler Bard. Helts of Jacob M««I aod OtherK.
No r>. 28 ACRES, (moreor lesa) of valuable
cli.t>-tnui timber and Kproiit taod. In Brecknock town¬ ship. ii.^ar No. 4. and adjoining landH of E'»bert Spring¬ er. Michael SHUi^eaig, Helzel Stirk andothen^.
PcrttouH detiirlng fiirlbi^r Informaiion o" wichiiij: to vl^w the preraisort will pleane i-all upon Ihe Mili-cnbtir re-ldlni: on No. I.
itj"lf de-lted by the parrha.'«er. S.IOOO can rfiiiaiu f"- cnied iu iht* mauKtcu property. No. t, at flva p.tr cut per nnuum. $1000 dollAm to bn paid annually.
Clear and IndisputablR tUlo* and po-hptnlon i:iveu on the I-t day of April. tSMi.
r-'aie to uoiumence at 12 o'cluck. M. of satd day, wheu attendance will be given and trrro." made known by
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CITY PROPKUTY  FOR MAI..U.
"VrO- l, A Lot ou the west side ol" li^outh
t.^   Quaea »treet, near CoaoHluga ittr^et, .12 fet^t iU tncheshy UU feel, with a one aud a half-story Ki Cast Housk and two-etory Framo Bdck Building.
No. 2, A Lot fronting 33 feet ou tbe north
aide ef Conestoga st., n^iar Sonth Quefu, by til feet 4}-^ iiiche-i, with a frame worki'hop. wi>ll of water. Ac No. 3. A Lot fronting IJ2 iV^t 10 inches on th'
ea^l^itle>lI lleavcr^t.. witb three cue uudatialf- ^|^ story Fkamk HuU-«rswltb Frame Brtck-buiidiogf. Sm Will be >old -."p.tMtely If desired. JHUll
No. 4, A Lot on the east wide of South PrincH
St., :^S feet 6 inclies, aud eXtoU'Ilng to Beaver st.. 2Wi feet, with two two-Mtory Brick Hod^ks with Brick Back BniliUng. (»;late roof, uearly uew ) Will he aold s.)|.:ir- atfly if durtlrnd.
No. 5, A Lot frontiug 32 feet 2j iuches on
the we^t i^ide of North DnVe r^t. ¦¦xteudiDg back 21-'( feet toa public alley; a Jjolnlng tbe Flr^t Metbodiht Ciiurch on tbe north, witb a tbree-flory BitiCK Houi<>] ou DriCK nt. and two Mmall Bbick Housed ou tbe alley.
No. 6*, A Lot on  the  west  aide of South
Qaeeu st., 62 feet 10 laches by IfiO inat, more or lets.
No. 7, A Lot frontiug 25 feet on tbe north
side of Waluut tit, n^itr Norih Duke, extendiug back 2|.'i feet to au alley.
No. 8, Two Lots, No3. 7 and 8, each frouting
21 feet on tho we^t .-ide uf Soaih PHuce i*!., uear Cuut:n> toga, and estendlug MS ft'el to Water st.
No. 9, Lot No. 2')7 on Taltou st., iu Ureue
man and Laudi.-:' additlou. 22 feet by 112 feet
No. 10, A Grist Mill property iu C.Truarvon
towufihip. on the Gone-ttoga. one mile wtiKt of Church> towu, containiug
SEVEN ACRES OF LLMESTONE L-'VND.
The Mill Is a large Three-story Stosi: Bl'ilimm*. ififft with three pairof Barr-s. an unfailing overshoot Hm water powrr, aod isdoing;:* gnod busine»fl   Al«o..,al!lL a two-story «tone DWELLING HOU.SK with two-siory hack bnildiug. stable and an orchard of frail trees.
Tbe subficrihrr offers ibe abova  propertien tt greni iadncementb    Two-thirdn of the purchase monwy nit:y remain if dexired.    For particulars call at bii' olfice, No, 75 Worth Dnke st., above Waluni.      D. G. SWaETZ July 27 41-35
:£,O0O ACRES
Of Valuable Pine and Oak Timber Land at Public Sale. WKDNKSDAY, SEPTE.MIJKU
_ 14tb, lSr>9, at 1 o'clock, P. M . wlil besold .u put-, lie Kale, at the Falloa Honsa, Lock Haveu, Oliuiou connty. Pa., the following Real Estate .viz:—
THREE THOUSAND ACRES,
jre or l«»Ma, of Valuable Pina and Oak Timbes Lao-f, slioate on the Weat Bnnch of the Snequehanua River, partly in Ceuire aod partly in Ciearfleld connties It embraced all the facilities for carrying on au exlon<-irH LtJ.MBERING BUSINESS, no it i=i lu thc centre of ibn great Lnmbering and Coal region, and embr<icRK oue <if the Qaext Mill setts in thator anyotber seclion ofcwun try. iL is situated at the mouth of the Big BCiishaoDnu Creek, which is tbe dividing line of the two couuiles, nnd atrurd" great facititius for rafting and lumbering in general, :is it passes through ooe of the priacipal tracls and emptteM inlo tbe Wem Brancb, two miier* above CarlbiiUhe Iron Worke. The Land liea several mllfi-* on the rirer yod Cieek bank, and is aituated iu and sor. nmndod by thriving settlements; neveral road>' cut tbrougb tht< principal tracts, one Inter-'ectiug the Cart> houde aud Pbilip>barg road, another witb the Snow Shof)pike, whtch iatersectH with tbn JltleiliurgandSnow Shoe RaUroad. Tuere is alt-o another Uailroad nearly completed, all of whicli goe-^ t't Pubauce the value of tbe property, and atfords rnngwcfd fauililieit fur tran^porllug Lumber, C->al au't Ore. (oftbeUtier there Ik au inex- haui-tible hupyly). Tlie improvements erected therela are a Kuhxianliiil double goaredSAlf iVfjrLL, and "** tbe uece^ciary appnrlfluaacc/'i two Iwo-nlary FRAME OR PLANK HOUSES. STABLING BLACKSMITH SHOP. GOOD WATER, kc. There are THREE MILL SITES on the properiy in all
S::§-TEK.\ISMADEEASyTO SUIT PURCHASEIl.S For further p»rtiealttr.« enmiire on tbe premUea. or -if H. T. BKAKD-'LEV, laly 2T-4t*-eow-3,) Lock Haven. Clioton co, I'n
WEEDS POR MAKTTILE.
It is gravely proposed, in one of onr ex¬ ohanges, to use weeds for enriching land!— The writer claims that they keep the land moist, by condensing dew and conveying it down to roots of the plants, and by keeping the gronnd shaded. Wben Ihey attain cou¬ siderable aize, the farmer ¦plows them under, jnst as he does clover crops.
At firat, we thoaght this writer mnst he some lazy wag, but on studying him closer, we.aro Batisfled that he ia a grand reformer iu agrioalture. " Why shonld the weeds be wasted," be asks, " and time and labor lost in trying to extirpate them, when thuy are evi¬ dently designed to grow and to he made ase¬ fnl "? Now, it may be making the best of a bad bargain to plow nnder a heavy growth of weeds whicli hare onco got the start of ns bat to grow a crop, of tbem " on purpose " to uae them in this way, is bad policy. 0o they not Qzhaost land of tertility wliich should go to the growing crop ? And is there not great danger that if weeds are aUowed to get nnder fall headway, they will prove too mnch for the farmer to subdue ? If they go to seed, what a crop of mischief do they make! White daisy, thistles native and foreign, docks and the rest, are dangeroaa things to trille with. Manare made in this way, will probably cost too much.
I'ubliG sale.
OX SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3d, l>^69, at I o'clock,?. M.. wHl be nold at Pnblic •ale, OQ the premUe>t, in EtHt Earl township, Lancanter county, on the road leading from Falrvllle to New Hol¬ laud, »b»at three mlleH north of the lattar place, naar David Shtrk'e and Daniel Overholtier'a mills, a valua¬ ble Farm.
CONTAINING 105 ACRKS, oftbe best llmeotona land, all clear cud In a high fttate ofcultivation. The farm lien on the Gooeatoga creek, aud adjoiox landn ot Joseph ijeuMnlK. David Weaver iNaac Martin, and Daniel Warner. Tbe improvementa are a large tWo-etory KTONE BOU-E, (rough JMk cartl.) which was partly repaired and p&luled BiM laxt aummer; a Bank Barn, wagon uhed aadJEJL corn crib, carriage hoase, hog etabie, cuioke bonne, and all necesHitry oalbuildingR. The lard le la Brst-rate or der aoil under good feucea. Thera Ib also an Apple Orchard, and Pear, Peach and Cherry Treee ua the premUea. in guod beariog condition.
For further particulara pleane call on the subHCrtber residing ou ilie premised, or address a letter to blu al Blut< Bal), )'. O., LaocMiiier conoty, Penna.
TH^m^ of n&le, cash on the flrst of ipril, l8ttU, when a clear file will be executed tu tbe purchaifer.
Atieoi)B(ir» at sale by
juty 27-t--:l.'i JO'IN D. SENSENIG
iuerei)u
HOME-MADE MAHTJB.E. .
A oorrespohdoQt of tbe jj^cutlurisl, in a
reoeat letter Bays: " ^Wishing to procure
a conple of loads of manare, leodearored to poraluse them of a neiglibor, bnt was told be liad none foT," love nor money;'* tbat be bimself bad already ordered a ton of gnano for his own use. 1 bad tbat moming rallied him'on theelOTenly appearance of bis baok door-yard, which he admitted was a sbame to the plaoe, bat plead want of time to attend to it, as an excnse. I &ially offered to clear it aU ont for bim on condition tbat I might have the. little mannre 1 conld scrape np tbere, ahd he oonsented—making me promise to do it np Bliok. I went to work at it witb a hired BUD and team, and was two days abont tbe Job^hnt gpt for my labor Iwenty ona well- ronsded loads of manure I It waa composed of ohip-dlit, the ashes from some half-dozen old leaoh tabs, and tbe soil where the house alops bad been thrown for a long time. This was worth mach more than a ton of guano. He thonght I had made too'good a bargain, bnt I answered that I hadonly removed what Was a nuisance to him, and was of no benefit to any one. '        J. L. E.
 HB.I —	
Btowii) wrote.to Jones: "I have left my niiilMiox on yonr tahle—pleaae to retnro It h)-tUalMmr." He'was abont to seal the BAUS when ha dlacoTered his snuff-box in his r«$«*)*BdUut«<a»aadeda poitioript—"I -mkTrJOM found It, so do not tionbU yoorself te hwk for it."   And he dispatched the letter.
r AL.(J.4.BL.E  OUE BAiVK
AT SHERIFF'S SALE.
JN   SATUKOAY,  AUGUST  13th, ISia. at 2 o'clock, I*. M.,by virtneof sundry wriiK of 1/evari Facias, lfi>;ae'l oat of the  Coart  uf Cummun of lanca-ter couuty, and to me directed, I will expuee lo public sale or out cry, at Ihe Court Hou^a, ia the city of Lancaster, the fotlowlug Real Entate. viz;
The right of Ore io a tract of twenty acres of lau J, (more or Ishh) bitnate In Went Hempfleld towoKhlp, Lancaatercounty, beingpart oflbe eitate called endor¬ ae. with two double oua and a half utory log DWELLING HOUSES.   AUo.  two one and  a
half fitory log DWELLING HOUSES.   AIho. one	
two Btory log weatber-buarded DIl^fc'LL/A'G HOI^iK, ahanty, well of waler with pnmp ihereiu, oue portable engine of aboat 12 horde power, oue ittalloaarv engine of about 0 horue power, two engine bonnes, fralt iroex, and other Improvemauts thereoa, adjoining prupArty now of the Che:itnat Hill Iron Ore Company ou ibe we.tt and partly oa the tioutb. Nicholas Hogentobler on the ea^t aud partly on the itoutb, and Eckert k Myern and Joba K. timiih on the eant, and Andrew Hertihey.ou the north.
The Ore on this property U of the besl ijualUy, (knnwo an IbeCheslnut Hill Ore) and in quantity It pre.'<um»)d to be iaexhaurttlble. The bauk Ih in working order, U bm three miles from Columbia, oo the Pennsylvauia Uailroad aod Surii]aehanna river, aad is iu tbe imiueJi - ate aeighl>orhood ofa aumber of Furnaces. Tbeatwa- tioa of capitalists la solicited.
Seized and takeu In execatlon as the property ol Kl) - WAKD B. URUUB aud CLEMENT B. GRDBB, and to be soldby BEXJAMIN F. ROWE, Sheiiir.
July 27 trt.:ij
A   VA.LUABL.E   FAKM,
AT PRIVATE SALE. HE SUUSliRlBEll offer.s tit I'rivutt.
    Sale, A FARM, tn Mount Joy township. t.aucaiil.T
county, adjoining George Uiderand Jacob liraudi. and sitnated on tbe pnblic road leading from Elizaljt;ibt .wj tu Hummelstown, Danphin connty, about two uiile^ north of Elizabethtown.   Tbe Farm contaiuB
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES,
about 1& Acres ofwhich is Woodland, the remainder lu a good state of caitWaHun. The improvemeats aTWO-jTORT DWELLISG HOUSK. part hrifik and part frame, a large hauk barn, 100 feet long, wagon shed, coru crib, aodother necespary oat-b'ni)'o- iugi*, all In good repair. There ara two Apple Orch¬ ards on the premlHes, and a stream of water run- th rough tbe farm, fnrnUblug a pleatifol supply of watijr. Thero Is a well ofnever-fAlltag water at the door of tbe dtvel- Ung.
A fnrther descriptiou In desmed naneceshary. Bona wishing to purchase are reiinesled to call on tbe tenaat on the premises, or on tho subscriber, residing near Elizabethtown, wbo will Rbow theproperty. One- half of tbe purchase money or more can remain in tbf property, ahoold tbe pnrcbaiier deiiire It.
June 22 tf-30 JOSEPH UOYEltS.
T^
M
WOOLKIV FACTORY FOR SALE.
TUK stib.scriber offers forsale the prop¬ erty on which be now residet, eituated lu LykenV Valley, Danphln county. Pa., tbree milex from MltlttrH- burg, on the Knsqnehanna river, consisting of
16 ACRES OF LAND, •
part timber aud part under callivation, with  a lwo> htory frame WOOLEN FACTORY, two-sto-y Saw Mill,  nprigbt and Circular b'awa.  Dye Hoase,
DweUijig House, S/oWe, and other improvementB.	
The VacLory has a full set of the moHt improved id&' chinery fur maoufactoring woiilau go>id«, and is dnin-.- a lar^<4 .-nd profitable cnstom bosineMi, not having any ciimp>-titioain that part of the couoty. It Is propelled by tbe Wicoalsco creek, which afford^ an nnfalliug wa¬ ter power; and If- witbin a handred yardi* of tbe l.ykeui Valley Railroad station, and within tbree milen of tbe Norlhern Central Uailroad at Millersburg.
BI^^ThiK property will be sold al a good burgaln, aud on easy lerms, as the subscriber hai* other engagemeuts that demaud bis attention.
EJ»Fur furlber information apply to U. G. SWARTZ, Nu. l.'i ffortb Duke street, Lancaster, ur Co tttetiabncriber at Millersburg P. O., Danpbin county. Pa.
.inly27-2m".35 DAVID S. GROSH.
Valuable Sale or Real Estate.
ON SATUHDAY, AUOUST 18th IS-'iS. w)t) besold by pubUcsale ou tbo prt<mlKes la K.]") Hriupfleld towaship, Lancaster Couuty.about 7 trller frmu t he city of Lancaaier, 1 milefrom Laudlsvllle 00 lbi> rosd le.idiiig tu Henry Shenk'H mill, nod the n>ad ieadink: fi-'tin Snluoga to Manbeim, *« of a mils from Sh-iik'f. mill, the following described property viz: A Ir^n ni- piei'H (if Limestone Land, Oonlaiitiag
S2 ACRES au.i 20 PERCHES,
>-iluatod in llie above named towusbip, aud adjuining lands (if Jacob Hubar, Andrew Miller. Samuel Hbsm and Henry shenk (Miller ) Th« lioyrovements are a two tttory   BKICK   HOUSE. largfl  bank   barn,
w.tgoa niied.ciiru hcuce. hog hoat^e, wash house,	
spring house witb never falling spriug of pure water, viuokn bonso aod other Dece>«sary out buildiugi orchard of chuice fralt trenr- hurh as apples, peaches. pearH, kc. Two wells of never failing water with pump therein, uue situattd at thi< hoase iiuil the uther ui tbe barn.
Fonr acres ufthe above lit Woodland the resldoe un¬ der high cultivatiou. under good fence, part of which wa< pet up lbe tast »pring A small stream of water passee thruUL;h the place lo wiilch'catlle can have ai; cess from any fleld. Persons wishing to view the prem¬ Ues can do ..«(> by calliug on Ell Harnish residing thereou, or on (be sub-crtber ro'^iding iu Pfciaea tuwashlp, a«Br New DanvillH. Sale to ctjmmeuce at '1 o'cluck, p. m., of said day wheu aitendance will he given hy
July -.iO. l3»-S4 ] JACOB HARNISH
PRIVATE SALE.
TIIK SUlJSCRIHKKoffei-sat Privati! ^ale, bis FAKM, contaiuing about
240    A CRE S ,
of which 40 AirHKs l» Woodiasd, covored with the fln¬ est black oak, while oak aod hickory limber. It will be suld in the whole, or lu part, it Is situated iu fiorth and Sonth Annville townships, Lebanon county. Pa., I>£ miles Wept uf Annville, 2]^ milus Eaiit frum Palmyra, and 7 miles Wa^t ofLebanoo. The Berke and Dauphin Turnpllcu ruu<-throagh the entire lei-gtb of the Farm, Ka>t \u<l VJf-i. dividing it iuto abnut ci^ual part^ of rill .\(-re» each Alt tho helda, sare two, run cu pike, aud tberia cuuld he r>)a<liiy anaugoil xu asiilsuturan to pike—the incouvouience >if laDe:< beiug eutirely dii>- pau-^d Wilh. Tiie BUILDINGS are nearly all new, large and oimmodioos. Hocss on south¬ ern p-rliou I   Sll by 60 feet, with a fine Summer,	
Hon^o :tttHi.'hi;.!./iirpcS"wi7=i?r Bam. large Wagon Shed with Com i-'ribs and Granary, Hog Stable, ic, Tbe house il nurrounded wllb choice Frait aud Shade Trees and Shrubbery, with a. largeand excalleat Orchard, and a Una and large Garden. .10 Acres ut Woodland belong to this part of the Farm.
The same may ha said of Uuildlagfi, OrcharJ, kc, ou nurlhern part of Farm, save that Itarn is not large enougb; In every otherrespect it iocumplete. 10 Acres of Woodland belong tu this part Naverfalllng wells with excellent water are couvenient to either house, wilh a fine stream of water ranning through tbe entire width of either Farm and within lUO puces of Buildings on Southern parl,rtad probably 30 paces uf BuUdingson Northern part.
Tbe Lebanon Valley KallruaJ alsu ruub along tbs entire leugth uf Farm, e.ist aud west, aud coutiguons to It. clusQ euough to euahle persons reniding on prem- Ise^ lu enjoy all tbn plea.sures aud advantages a rall¬ ruad confors, wiihoul any of the dangetG and disad- vauinges rei-ultiug from a Railroad ruoning throagh a farm aud near buildings. The balldluga on either farm iirf nit'ia'ed oo turnpiko road, witb cars ruuniug on railruad.iu full view. Two railr.ind depuls. Anoville and I'almyra. are respectively ouly l>i aud '2.^ inlles distant.   Tbe Union Canal Is A miles distant.
The nurtounding cmutry and contiguous lowus are well provided with chuTChes and school hout-es. There are :ilso sflvon flrirt Mills within 3 miles. The soil is f the best Llme^tou^. 8ncb as is peculitir to the well knowu L^bauoa Valley. There Is also a LlUK Kli.N on premi!>es, capable of producing 200 hnshels Lime per day, with an abundance of Limestone at Klin. Tb:^ cuuveuieuce of Coal aud Limeetone render the cost of. Lime comparatively little. With but little expaubO and au Inconveuieace, the fields coald be ao arranged as to give cattle access to ronning water from all the fields on either farm. The entire iarm Is nnder excel¬ lent cultivation, and is divided Into flelds suitably Urge, with good fences, a great part post and rail.
The coadition. srrHagement, situation aod advantages ¦if tte propurty are such as to render usolenS farther notice here. S^"Aiiy persun desiring further Informa¬ tion, pi-r tetter, wilt please address Aunvlllit Post Offlce, Leh.inuu Gounty, Pa.
A' perirenal inspection caonot fail of proving satisfac¬ tory tu persons desiring a property of this klud.
A good and iudispnlable lille will be glveu on April 1. 1360. J. M. KILLINGER.
Jnae Ig-Sm-Z-I] Anuville, Lebanoa co.. Pa.
ded Into tracts to anit parebasers.
93~A good and eafficlcnt title and possesMl.in given on the first day of April next.
Sale to commence atl o'clock, p. m. On satd day.wben attendance will be glveu and lerms made kuown by OEOKQE KUNKEL. RUDOLPH KUNKEL. Ju'y 20-t*s M       Execntors of John Kunkel, dec'd.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
IN VIRTUE of a Decree of the Circuit CoaiL fur Harford eonnty, as a Court of Chancery, Lbe enb&crlber, as Trnetee, will sell at Public Auction, at tbe Oonrt House Door. In Bel Air, on TDESDAT, tbe 9lb iiy of AUGUST, 1859, at U o'clock, A. M , a very VALUABLE FARM, sltaated In Harford county, Mary¬ land, containing about
275 ACRES OF LAND,
being part ofa tract caUed *' CHRISTOPHER'S CAMP," of which about 60 ACREB ARB IN WOOD, and the rest In CULTIVATION, and divided lato convenient flelds. well 'eoced and watered.
This Farm te situated in a high, healthy country, aboat tfaree milee from Bel Air, on the public road leading to tbe Ballroad Depot at PerrymansvUle, aod about five milea from lbs latter place, and ahout three miles from alaodlng on navigable water. Tbe Land la »r excellent quality.
The improvements conslBt of a large stone Dwelling HOUSE, a large bank barn nearly new. with   **" stalls for 30 HEAD of HORSES and CATTLE, aod
roum abuv« fur 1000 bushels of GBAIN  In the	
straw, and 30 tons of hav. with large corn and wagoo honse, Aprlog hoase, tee nnase, ko. It Is considered one of tbe most desirable Farms In theconnty; and per¬ sons wlshlug to purchase, are requested to examloe the propurty, which will be ^-iiuwa by John P. Davln, E>-(i,, wbo resides uu the adjuining farm.
The terms oftha -ale prescrlh-d by tbe decree are— tbat oue ihird uf tbe parchase money sball be paid In ca<ih ua the day of sale, one-lb.rd In six months, aud tbe residue in twelve months thereafter, the credit j ay- meats to baar Inierest from tbe day of salo, aud be se¬ cured to tbe sallafactlon of the trustee.
B3~ The Dwelling House is  not  nuw  occupied, and pussesxion may be had Immediately after the sale. HENRY W. ARCHER, Trustee,
may a6-tf-2o' Bel-Alr, Harford connty. Md.
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IB.
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TRirSTEE'S SACE.
ON SATU RDAV, the 18tU day of AU¬ GUST. A. !>.. 1859, Ihe nndersigaed Committee of Philip Wtjlnhuil, (a lunatic,) will, la pursuance ofan urder of tbe Court of Cummon Pleasof Laacaster couoty, sell al public vendue, on tbe prei^iises dn^cribed No. I, all tbe Keal Entate ofsald Lanatic. to wtt;
No. 1. Being a TENEMENT and TRACT of
L.^W>, containing 2r,  ACKE<  and 150  PERCHES.on which (he Im pru veui ents are a two story LOO DWELLISG HOUSE, frame barn,rnanlngwater,
orchard. Jitc, nituala iu East Cocalico townsblp,,	
Lancasterconnty, sbout uoe mile north from Reamsiown adjulaing Uuds uf Esrom Altbouhe, John Barkholder aud iiLbern; part thereof ia covered witb timber, tbe re.'idue nnder fence and cnltivatioa.
No. 2. A TEACT of MEADOW LAND, cou-
laiulog :l ACRES and 2a PERCHES, udjutaiug lauds uf Philip Weiubult, (-un of Peter) and otbern and nearthe dln>v«>
l'ei>ou» de>*lring loluniiaiiuu. or wlohiug lu ctx the premises befure the sale, wil! plHs-e call ou tbe nuder- Mgn»d ur I'hilip Weiiiholt, (sou ot Pei-r) residing near th«; s;4iiie.
Sale tu cummence at 1 o'clock, lu iheaileiuuou, when lerms will be mado known hy tbe nnderitigned Com¬ miUee of said lnnatic.                    JOHN WEINHOLT. Jnly 13  td-3.3
PRIVATE SALiE.
TilE SVHSOliUiHR offers:it Privjtte Sale hts Farm, containing
ABOUT   92-J   ACRES,
of wbich-1 acres are WOODLAND, covered witb the Hussi Black Oak, While Oak, and Hickory TIMBER. Il will he sotd lo Iha whole; Is sitnated In Cornwall town-bip. Lebanon Cuanty, Pa,, Ui milei* south of the Boruugh of Lebanoa,at tbe rosd leading from Lebauon to the Hori^e-Sboepike. TheEsidruad runs tbrongh the middle ofsald tract of land.
The buildings are nearly all new, targe and commo diuuH.   HOU.SE on the centre, is 40 foet stjuare, with  a  floe  SUMMER HOUSE  attached, large
SwBll?;er   Barn,  large  WsgDU-sbed  with Corn-,	
cribs, Prass-bouse, BlackHmlth shop. Hog stab-e, &c.— Tlie Huuse is surrounded with cboice Froit and Shade trees, and shrubbery, wllh two large aud excellent Or¬ chards. There ia also a TENANT HOUSE on said tracl of land together with S'able, pig-pen, Ac. Two never failiug wells, with excelleat water are very convenient to either aouse, witb a fine stream of water ronning within two hnndred yards frum said huuse, which said stream of water is very cuuveulent, running acruss the road, giving free access to water Horses, Cattle, ke.
The eatire Farm l)i under excellent caltivation. the Huil Is ofthfl very best Iliuestuuu, and is divided Into flolds suitably large with goud feocas, a great part post aod rail. A persooal iiispectlou cannol fail of proving satltifaetory lo perauus dastrlaga properly ufthis kiud.
A good and Iudispulable title will be given ou April 1, ISUO. ANDREW ZIMMERMAN,
July l,1-4t-3') Cornwall twp., Lebanon cu.
com mo-
wo-siory a MSU
AT PRIVATE SALE. VERY VALUABLE PROPERTV.
THE UNDERoIONED offers at   pri¬ vate eale ble farm, connUtlDg of
THIRTY-EIGHT ACRES, more or lees, under a high etate ofcultivation, xiiuated lo Leacock townsblp, Laacaster connty. Fa-, and about one mile north of tbe village of Gordguvllle, and ahont }i of a mile sonth of the old Leacock Ohurch, adjoinlug land of John KanfTman, Jtmes Lindsay, John Lea^m^n, and olhera. Tho Improvements ar« a TWO AND A HALF STORY FRAMB HOUSE, 30 by S2
feet, with a kitchen attached.   Frame Barn, Car-_	
riage House, Bog pen, Bmoke bonse. Wood bouse, and other convenient oatblldlnga, with a good well of nevor falling water. Also, a young Apple Orcbard, In good bearing condition, and other Frolt trees, sncb as Pears, Peaebee, Cherries, ke.
Any person defiirons of purchasing a good home will do well by visitiug the aforesaid properly, and terms will be made known by tba nnderslKued wbo reuldes on the above property. JACOB TOUT.
July 13 2m»-
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE   REAL  ESTATE.
BV uu Order of the Oourt of Oouiiiioii Pleao llf Laacanter couoty, tha andersigned, cum- miuee ul Gtrurge Iloubar, wtll expose by public vendue, u|>uuihepremi'<e-'.uu WKDNESDAY tha iQth of AUOUST a. li., T'S!*, ib« fullowlng real property, to wit:
Purpart No. 1. A PLANTATION or TRACT
OF LA»D, coutslulng
70  ACRES, more ur les-. In M,<nbelm towuablp, said counly, ad¬ jolniag  laudn  uf  Beojamiu Long, H. U. Knrtz   Jacob Mluoich and others, on which ara erecled a two-filory
BRICK MANSION HOU.>E, with brick kitchen   	
atlached, a brick bauk barn, wood-bonse, hog- stable, wheei-xcrlght and blaeksmltb shops, and	
other out-buildlngs. Tuere is an urcbard ofcbolcBfrull trees oa the premises, a well uf noverfalling waterwlth pump uear tbe hou-e, aad a cistern with pump at the kiteheu. The land is uf the bast qnaUty of llmo-stone, uuder goud fences and In a hi.gb state of cultivation.— Tbe house bah beej lately repaired.
Purpart No. 2. A LOT of about ONE-IIALK
AN ACKE uf GROUND, adjoinlug No. I, on which is erected a two-story BRICK DWELLING HOOSE, frame -*''*^ stalile aod other out-huUdlngei wltb a well of ueverfailing water and pamp near Iha door, a  garden.and numberof chuice frnil trees conve¬ nleat to the hon-e. Purpart No. 3. A LOT of about ONE-HALF
AN ACltE of GROOND. adjoining No. 2, on which Is ereclod a ONB-STORT FRAME TENANT HOUBE frame etabie and other out-balldlDgs.
The above properties are beautifally hituated in lhe villago of NelfsvlUe, frooting on the tarnpiko loading from Litis to Lancaster and ara about 4 miles from either place, in a fertile aod healthy neighborhood, coavenient to Mills, Stores and Marketa, So. 2 beiug particularly desirable for a private resideuce
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock of Kald -.ay.wbon terms will be made kuowu hy JOHN N. EBT,
Committee.
N. B. Persous wishing lo viaw propertieB before tbe day of Sille will pleasa call oa Juhn N, Eby or Oeurge Hoober. jnlyla-3l-33
STEAlfl MILL A.\DDISTILLERV
AT PRIVATE SALE.
GRIST miLL FOR i!»ALE
THE Subscriber, intending to move estw win aell
42 ACRES OF LAND, with a large, two-etory BBICK DWELLING, 3 two-story FRAME DWELLINGS, and a three-story ¦¦¦
STOItB and FIUHB OBIST HILL, EAW. XILL, Glover and Bumac HIU, aitoatedi la Perry Coanty, onefmile from Dncean-;
son, on. the Peanoylvuila Bailroad. aod'	
fUtean mUea west of Harrieharg. The UlUhoeSnatr of bnrra, an TufaUing overabot power, pni]^lled by the Little Joniata Credl; aadislngoodnpiiIr,li«ving been rtballt two yeara elnce; and'is doiog a lu^e eoslom taduH. TMs property 'will be sold at great Indnoe- rae&ta.
I«fctlh'tr iaformaUon, apply to D. a. Swartz, No. 76 fforthl>ak«BtrMt,Lu«uter:wiio toaoqulBMd wtth tht'proparty. or to tbe aabscriber at Doaeannon:
mar 23-S*m.l7 JACOB BKUNSB, JB.
eiacieu a [In.
PrBLIC SALG.
ON aATUl{J)Ay, OOTOBKU Ut, IS69, will be sold by pnblle sale, at tfae puhllc honsfl of Benjamlu Flory. in tbe boroagh of Mooot Jny. tbe followiug real estate, late tbe property of Alirahnm Frey. uf latd iKiroush, dec, vli;
A LOT OF GROUND,
NumbArod 94 iu the plan of said Imrungh, fronting 60 ft>el on David street and exteadiog wakI 1015-4 feet along Lnmber slreel, adjoioing property of Mr. Raym'on on Ibe north nndK>ther property of the dec'd. oo the east. The impruvnmf'nt'i thereon are a larg* two-*tory frame DWELLING HOUriE, with a large lWu-«lory '"' frame Kitcheo, attached, a Cistern, guod tilable,
Aud other improvements.   The dwelliag is cal-	
calated for two families, ban two large fruut ru'mis, aud a basement, formerly occupied as a weaving shop, suit¬ able for any kind of mechanical businese. This proper¬ ty is wall worthy of tbe attention of oapltallsU.
Sale tu commeuce at ti o'clock p. m. of said day. wheu attendance will be given and lerms uf sale made kuuwn by Ibf nnderslgaed Adiu. ofsald dec'd.
July 20-18 .tl    ANDREW OERBER^
PUBLIC SALE.
ON TMUKSDAY.SEin'K.MHKR Sth, 18S!>, will be sold at public vendne, pursuant to the dlrt>ctioas of the last will and testameut of George Marlin. lste of Ea-t Eurl towneblp Lancaster (Cunnty, deceased, by the undersigned Executors, un lbe prem¬ l-es. A good Limestone Farm, Keal Eslata, l.ita of said deceased, nitnate iu Cfcruarvon 'ownship, Lnuraxlfr Couaty. oa the road lauding from Bt^artowD tu Pool Forgo, abunt ^ mile north uf the former aud abuut 1 mile south oflhe latter place, adjoiniog land.> uf Jacuti ^tyer. Rlram Evans, William Dltmaa and it|ht)i>-, Cuu. taining
75 ACRES and 17 PERCHES.
The improvements are a good two story Stuue D Wi^LLINO HOUSE with Slone Kitchen attached
a new Stoue Baok Barn, Hog Sty, kc.   A never	
failing well of good Water, with a pump In it. near tbe Honse, a right to a neverfailing Spring ufgood water, neur tlJa bnilding, a stream of water raoning throagh the Farm, ruuning waler in the Barn Tard. Au old Orchard and a young Ihriving Orchard of Chuice Frolt. A Liue Kiln and a guod Limestone Qaarry at a place whnre lliue woald always be in demaad If kept on band Tbe placH is divided Into seven conveuiaut fields the cattle cau have access lu water from every lield The propurty is in a good state of callivation and uudergood feuces, cuoveuleut tu Mills, ^tures. Schools, Ac .Makes it a desirable property foran enterprising farmer. Any person wishing 10 see tbe same before the day of sale may call uu the undersiguad or un Christiau f^tautfer teptdlng tbereou, who will show the siLme. ^ale lu commence at IU u'clock P. M,. wheu attendance will ba given aud terms made known, which will be liberal by ABRAHAM MAUTIN, GEOROE MARTIN, July 20, ts* 34.] ELIAS NOLT.
~ PUBLIC SALE.
SATURDAY   the  10th   day  o\'
_ SEPTEMBER, 1359, to be .sold by puhllc vendue, by the sabscriber on the premlaes. A lot or piece of land, cuutaloiug
ONE    ACRE,
situated uu thu Old Hursa Shoo Ruad. where thu same aod the public road, from Wolf's Mill, lutersect, near A. it Weidler'stavitru.adjoiQliiglandsof Adam Miller, .Tohn Bodboug aod others iu Upper Leacock tuwashlp, Laucaster couoty ; the Improvements thereon, constel of a large new two-story BRICK HOUSE, oew """ frame stable, a well uf uever falling water wtth
a pamp  therein couvenient to the bouse, aod	
other improvpmets; also some young fruit Trees of va¬ rious kinds, lbe Lui la uuder guud fences.
This property beiog publicly silnated, at tbe crus- slogs of the Horse Shoe and tbo othor public ruad. makes it a very desirable place for a private residence, ov for a Mechauic
A further description is deamed unnecessary as any persuD wishing to view the premiseB, will be showu il, by calling on tbe owner, living oear tbe same. Aa Iu¬ dispulable title and possession given on the lst day uf April. A. D. 1860.
Sale to commence at 2 u'clock p. m. uf said day. At¬ teadaace and terms of sale made known by
jnly20-3t eow-34 GEORGE GROFF.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
THK subscriber offers to sell :it privute Htile, tha followiog Heal Estate, to wit :
No. 1,   A  three-Story Over-shot Merchant
Mill, situate In Deny township, Danpbin coun¬ ty. Pa., abont one mils from tbe Union Caoal and
 Union Deposit aod one-fourth ofamilefrom the
Lebanoa Valley Bailroad station. The Mill Is 45 by e*) feet wltb Kiln-dry attached. Three waler wheela and six pair of rnnning stones aud a neverfailiog water- power. Abont half the power flows from strong springs in the mill dam and the strejtm of water known an Spring Creek. Tbe Mill and machinery Is In first-rate order and repair lo do conatry or merchant work.
ALSO, 60 ACRES OF LAND,
whereon is erected the above Mill two Stone DWEL¬ LING HOUSES, Barn, wagon shed, smoke house, cooper shop, coal house and all necessary out-hoildlngs, aod a thriving Young Orchard of cboice frnil trosp. There Is a well of good water at the door of the house, and all tbe buildiugs are lo good order aud repair. 'The land la all limestone, nuder good feuces and In a high state of caliivatiuu.
No. 2, Contains abont 24 Acrea of Chestuut
Timber Land, situata about two mllea from No. I.
No. 3,   Contains  abont 1  Acre,   adjoining
Tract No. 1, whereon Is erected a two-story stone JMfii DWELLING BOUSE, Stable and otber out-build- Ki9 lags, with a i^priug of rnnning water at tbe dour. ^'B
33^b» property will be sold separate or together to snit purchasers. Tbe property Is posillvely In all re specta as It is stated. Any person wishiag to view said propsriy will pleasa call nu the subscriber residing on No  1.
Th<i property vill bs suld raaHunably aud lerms of payment made ea^y. Postte^sluu and a good title will be given on tbe 1st day of April next.
jaly 6-61-32 JOHN LUTZ. Sr.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
NO. 1, TWO DWELLING HOUSES under oae roof, (spriag ia the cellar,) togetber with a neio Smiih Shop, and over two AORES of good land, near Smyrna, Lancaater Couuty:—will ba sold low.
No. 2, Two GOOD DWELLING HOUSES,
one Brick and (hp other Frame, with wall of watar at the duur,—stableH, coru crib kc, u yoaog afplb obchabii, and abuut two AcKE3 of land, near the same place. The BRICK HOUSE, attached to the Frame Uonse, ^~" WHH ballt for, and formerly occupied aa a Store.
These Houaea will be sold with Gardena and	
Lota abova mentioned, or with EIGHT or Firi'tEN ACRES oJ LAND attacbed. If desired.
No. 3, A BUILDING LOT, in the viUage of
Smyrna, S. W. of I. D. Harrar'a Store.
No.   4.  The "BELLEVUE WAREHOUSE
PKOPERTY," on tha Pa. R. R., consistlog of a two-story BRICE DWELLING HOUSE, wilh cel¬ lar-kitchen; a two-story FRAME DWELLING	
HOUSE, with cellar-kitchen, and an addition attached, making it convenleDt fortwo families; a large aud com¬ modious WAREHOUSE, now doing an extensive busl¬ oess ; together with FOUR or SIX ACRES of LAND, twu stables, yonng orchard, kc. The Ware honse, if desired, will be sold separate from the other buildiugs.
The above will be sold low, aud on accommodating tarms, the owner wishing to be rid of the trouble of rent ing. Enough of tbe purchase money only will be re¬ qnired, tu guarantee the good faith of the pnrchaser.
For terins, eai^clra uf the sab»crlher, at Smyrna, Lan¬ caster cunnty, Pa, W. EASTON.
The ahove properties, if nol nuld before the last of No- veiitber, will ba for runt frum April lst, ISGU. Also, for sale or rent sow. a Drug Sture and Flxtnres at Beltevae, (near Gap,) Laue. co.. Pa. Apply as above.
junel       _^     ___,_       6*ra-27
A Large ana lllf^lily Cuiirvaled
LancaHter Connty Farm Toi-
sale at Very Loiv Prices.
A FAKM CONTAINING 200 ACRES in good order uud In a high state of cul¬ tivation, which has for years past boeu producing large cropa, Ib now offered al private sale, al a remarkably low price. The Improvements are of tbe best, and most modern style. Terms accommodating. Address tho editor of thla paper. [dec 1-tM
m
ice. xne
'-la
Mantillas, Mantillas,
ever oD'ured, ever uUarad, utfa red.
THAT large three-story brick STEAM MILL and 0I6TILLERT, fdtuated ff-tnmj^m^ lu the Borougb of Strasburg, Lancaster Co., Fa. In now offered to the pobllc atl private sale. The main bnlldlog la 34! by 40 feet^haa two pair of French BWMs.\ Eteam Eo^ne iu excellent order, and all other modem Improvements, necessary fbr the bnainess. Attached te a two-etory frame Stora Honee 4jS by 31 feet, and a large DlstlUenr 37 by 66 feet, with tbe machinery and flxtares Aarly new, and In comple order; capable of rannlog 100 baabels of grain per day.
To persona deslrons of entering Into the dlatlllerj baainess, an opportaalty is here offered rarely to be met with ; aa the fanildlnge, maoblnery, and Hurroaodlngs are aaexceptlonable. l^rms acoammodatlog.
Peraona deslrioos of rUwInx the propflrly will pleaae all OB Jaeob HUdebrand, roddlosiiear the uune.   For nrtherlalormatioD Addreu. JOBN B. ^VABFXL'. «. ^ «* A«ent for lUsf u Robub.
may a&-tf-26 Btruboxg, Laa. Co., Pa,
Wentz's, Wentz's, Wentz's, Wentz's, Wentz's, Wenzt's.
Mautillas, Maatillas, Mautillas. Mautillas, Mantillas, Mantill&B,   MantUlas.
Wa   are   openiog, We   aro   opaniog. We   are   opening. The    Largeat    Assortment Tbe    Largaot    Assortment The    Largest   Assortment At    Prices   balow    tbe    cost   of   Mateiial, At    Prices   below    the   cust   uf   Malarial. At    Prices   beluw    the   cast   uf   Material. WEMTZ   BROS.. WENTZ    BROS., East    King   aud    Centre   Square. East   King   and   Cenlre   Siinare. East   King   and   Cenlre   Sqvare. Sumetblng   (.'ool    for   Snmmer. Something   Cool    foz   Summer, umelhiug   Coul   for   Summer.
Lawos.    Lawns.    Lawm Lawns.   Lawns.   Lawn. Lawns.    Lawns     Lawns' Great Bargains from New York Sale of Lawns. Oreat Bargains from New York Sale of Lawns, Oreat Uargalns from New York Sale of Lawns. Now Opening 400 Pe. Lawas—only 7 cts,, worth 12 cts. Now Opening 400 Ps. Lawns—only 7 cte., worth 12 cts! Now Openiog 400 Ps. Lawns—only 7 cts.. worth 12 cts aoo Pa. Lawna—only 12 centa, worth S-'i cents 500 P». Lawns—only 12 centa, worth 2fl cants. 600 Pa. Lawns—only 12 ceuta, worth 2.1 ceuts. These goods are all fast colora and warranted the greatest bargainB of the season at
WENTZ'S, WENTZ'S, WENTZ'S WENTZ'S. WENTZ'S, WENTZ-fc},
East King aod Ceotre Squsre, June 8-tf-28     __    _ East King and Ceutre Square.
H. L, & E. J. ZAHM,~
Corner Centre Sqaure and North Qneen itrert Lancatter. AVKalargestock of SPKCTACLKS
_____ In Gold,Silver, Sleel and German Silver Frames selected from the stuck of .McAllister k Bru., of Philad which wo are prepared to bbH at tbelr calalogae prlcea. New glasses rellttfld la ¦ Id frames to unit any poraoo wbo can be beneflted by tha use of glaeaei. Thermom- *lt» In. Tariety, for weather gnagea and for dUtlUnrs OH, Blirayeoa band aad forsal* at maaufactorers prices HABBT L. ZAHU. £DW. J. ZAHU.
miyS5 iy.3B
ESTATE OP SAMUEL RCriMrrcK. lale of Ephrata township, deceased. Letters of admlnlHlniUon ou naid estate haviag be4>n granted to the nnderslgaed, aU persona Indebted thnri-to are re- i;nested to make Immediate payment, and thoHe having demands against the same will present tbem for oettle- meoi to the nodsnilKDfd. residing In West Earl town¬ ship. DANIEL MEYER, july 27 6t«,'}.i                     GIDEON 8CHMDCK.
ESTATK OF GEORGK T. FOLTZ, late of Bast Hempfleld township, deceased—Let¬ tera of administration on said estate having been grant¬ ed to the andendgned, all persona Indebted tuereto are requeated to make Immediate payment, aad tboae hav¬ ing demands against the same will present tbem for set¬ Uement to the underaigned, reaidiog In aald township. JACOB 8. FOLTZ. Jnly 27^*t SS  JACOB L. HERSHEY.
ESTATE OF ISRAEL NESTLE-' ROTH, lata of Manor township, deceased —Letters f testamentary ou said Kstate haviag been granted to the andersigued, all pervous Indebted tbereio are reqaesled to makeimmediate paymeat, and those having iiemauda Bgslnst tbe aame will preseat them for settlement tothe uudeTHlgned. rt->idlng In West Liimpeter lownshlp. July 13 6*1.33 CHRISTlAN SNAVELY, JR,
ESTATE OF HENRY FRANK- HADSER. late of East Cocalico township, Laocaa¬ ter county, dec'd. Tbe ua''erslgaed Auditor to make distrlbntiun of the balance remaining In the hands of Curtis Fraokbansar, execntor of Ihe last Will and Tes¬ tament ofsald Henry Fraokbanaer, dec'd, will mret alt parties Interested in said fund, on TDESDAT tho Sth day of ADGnST, A. D IMO. at 2 o'clock P. M. In the Library Room of tb« Court Huua*. In the city of Lancas¬ ter. GEO. U. KLINE. July 13-41-33 Anditor.
A~~"SS1GNED ESTATE"^f SAMUEL MARRON, of Eden towushlp—In the Court of Common Fleas for the Conoty of Lancaster Whereaa, BenJamlnFrltz, oneofthe auretiea of Isaac H. Myers, Asnlgoee of tfae said Samuel MarroB. (the said Isaac H. Myers having absconded) did on tbe lltb day of Jane. IS69, file In tbe Offlce of tbe Prothonotary of the said Coort, bis acconnt of the aald eatate :
Notice lfl hereby given to all porsouB Interested in the said Estate, thai the said Court have appointed the 22d day of Aagnst, 1859, for the conQrmatlon tbereuf, unless exceptions be flied.      Attest
WM. CARPENTER, Proth'y. Proth'y's QtHce, Lanc'r. Jnly 25, IS59-   fjcly 27-41-36
LANOASTER BOOK BINDERY. GEOBGE VnANT,
Book Binder and Blank Book UannfactttTer,
(Over Sprecher's Hardware Store). North Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa.
HLANlT^OOKS,
For Banks, Conuty OSces, Mercbanta and Private Indi¬ vldaals, aach aa
Diaconnt Ledgera,
Teller's Statements,
Scratchers,
Day-Booke,
Jonmals,
Qnarter Sesilins Dockel,
Jndgment "
Appearance "
Orphans* Court      "
Sberlff'H
Jaatlcea' "
Will Books.
Mortgage Booka
Aaseasment Books,
ti^Paper Ruled to any pattern—Illustrated Blblea,
Llfeof Cbrlat, Hlslorlea and all books in serial form,
LawBookH,Mnsic,4c.boandla aay style.plala or extm.
fl3~A]I work warranted, and execulad oo tbe lowest
terma.   Please give ue a call. *
oct27-ly-4B GEORGE WIANT.
Excelsior Photographic EstabUshment!
PHILADELPg^A AGAINST NEW YORK. EVANS   fe'WATSON'S
PHILADELPHIA  MAKOFACTiriElKD
SALAMANDER  SAFES
No. 26 SOUTH FOORTH STREBT,
DK. CHtrBCHI£iZi>S BEMEDT AYER'S SABSAPABLLLA
FOR TBB PBEVasnOK AWP   ODBH OF A        (' 0 M  P 0 U N D     R F AT P T>V     *
O  O .rT S   l7 ML P T I   O N  . ' J\_ wblbh we have labored to prodnca ihe mo-t
—.— -       . ._ -_ prodnca the moet
efi^ectual alterative tbat can be made. It la a coaeeu-
Winchester's Gennine Preparation   o'iw^.'A'?*'*^^*'*™?""?*^^^   *o combined with
OP THE Other Bubstancea or stm greater alterative p^wer aato
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF JAMES B. LYTLB.—T.ikL-Notice thdt Jamfa B. Lytle, lateof West Hempfield townahlp, Lancaster county, has by Deed of AsBlgamenl, assigned and transferred tu tbe aaderelgoed AaalRuee all hla eatate, real, persooal and mixed. In trust for tbebenefit of his creditors. All persona, therefore, lo aoy manner indebted to the aaid James 6. Lylle aie reqaeated to make paymeot to the subscriber wltboat delay, aod tbose having any de¬ manda are reqnested to present the aame duly antbenti¬ cated fur selllemnat to the snbscriber.
HENRY E   BLAYMAKbR, AsHlgnee. .ialy 6-61-32 residing iu Lancaater city.
AUDITOB'S NOTICE.
ASSIGNED KSTATE ot JAOOB L. Gross and Wife—The undersigned Aadltor, ap¬ pointed by the Conrl of Commoa Pleas of Lancaeter coonly. to dlstribnte tbe balance In tbe haoda of Abra¬ bam Bowmau, Asslgoee of Jacob L. Grosg and Wife, of Epbrata twp , Laocasler Coaoty, to and amoogat tbe Creditors eatitled thereto, will meei for the purpose of his appointmeut lu the Library Room, la the Court House, in the rUy „f LancaHter, on MONDAY the flth dayof AUOOST. A. D.. 1859, at 10'clock In the forenoon, wheo and wherp «ll pirionw liitnres'ed are re'(Uflst(>d t'l attend PETER MARTI.V.
jnly ¦J"-4l-;U .¦\iiditur.
AUDITOB'S NOTICE.
TIIE undcrsip;ncd iippointed Auditorti» 'tiHirlbnte the balaoco remaining lo tbe hands of JASIES PATTERSON, Assignee for the benefit of credi¬ tors of the estate of BASIUEL PENNEL. will sit forthat purpuhs.on THURSDAY the Utb AUGUST oexl. at 'io' clu<:k P. M. io the Library Room ufthe C^urt House, inly i:i-4t-33 A. SLAYMAKER, Auditor.
AUDITOB'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ISAAC NEWSWAN GER, late or Whlle-ide county, Illinois, dec'd- ThB aadersigocd auditor uppulntad hy the Orphans' Cuurt of Lancaster county, Pennsyl vania, to diatribute tbe balance remaining In the bands of Samnel News¬ wanger, sdmlolstrator of tbe eatate of said deceased, to aud among the creditors, and Ibose legally entitled thereto, will attend forthe purpose ofhis appolntmaui. on SATDRDAY. tbe 13tb day of AUGUST. ISSP, at ll> o'clock A. M.. al tbe Conrt Hoti.-e, ju tbe ciiy of Liin easier, wbtiu and where illl p^T-uus interei-ted Hr« re. qnealed to ntteml.
Julyll.lSSH C.S.  HOFFMAN.
July I3 4t-H3 Auditor.
NOTICE.
TO the Ueii-sat dLet^iii llcprcsoiitative.^ of LEONARD MARKLEY, decessad : VOD ARE HEKEBY NOTIFIED lo be and uppt-ar In the Orphans' Court uf LaucasiHr Cunaly, to be held on tbo THIKD MONDAY iu AUGUST, I S.W. at 10 u'cluck. A. .M., to acoepl or ret nse lu accept ibe Real Estale uf said deceased, nt the valnatiuu thereof, made hy an lu¬ quest ufseven meu held thereou, aud confirmed by said Court or shew cause why the same should nut he sold uccordiug tu law. B. F. ROWE, Sheritf. _jnno2a _                _    6».-31_
NOTICE^ ~
TO the Heirs and Lejral Keprcsentiitive.'; of Oath a RINE KOHRER, Ute of Manor township, Laucat^ler coualy, deceased:
YOD AHE HEREBY NOTIFIED, that by virtue of au Order of the ''>rpbaus' Court of Laucaster Oouuty, to me directed, I will hold an Inquest to divide, part or value the ReiLl Estate of said d c*d..oa MONDAY, the EIGHTH DAY of AUGUS . 1S.J9, al I o'cluck. P. M . ut tbe Public House nf Jacob Kauffmau, lu Gooesloga towoahip, Laa- ca-iar coauty, wheu aud where yuu may attend if you think proper. B. F. ROWE, Sheritf.
Juu«2& __ Gt 31
Applicant to sell Iiiquor by the Quart at the August Sessions, 1859.
JOSEPH MACE, Columbia Borough.
SAMUEL EVANS, Julh 2S-3t-3.'5_ Clerk Qnarter Sessiona' Courty
COUBT PBOCT.ATVrATION.
WHEREAS, the Honorable HJilNIlY G.LO.VG, Preaident; Hon.A.L. IfATiaaad Fkk- RKt; iitti.s ros, Esq., Associate Judges of the Courtof Cow- uion Plaas Id and for tho county of Laucaster, aud As¬ siatant Justices of the Conrta of Oyer aod Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions of tbe Peace,in and for aaid coanty of Lancaster, hav« Issued their I'i ecept to me directed, requirlog me, among other thiugs, to maka public Pruclatuatiua Ihroaghont my bailwiok, ibat a Court of Oyer and Terminer aod a gea¬ eral Jail delivery, also a Court of General Quarter tres' .tluoK of tba peace and Jail delivery, will commeuce lu tha Court House, in tbe city of Lanca.-tter. in the Com¬ mouwealtb of Fannsylvauia, on the THIRD MONDAY IN AUGDST, ISR9. In parsuanco of which precept,
Public Notice is Hereby Given, to the Mayor and Aldermeu of the cily of Laacaster, In the said coanty, and all the Justicea of the Peace, tbe Coroner aod Consiabies of the aald city aud connty of Lancaster, that they be then and tbere In their own proper parson with their rolls, records and examina- tions.and InqnisUions, and their other remembrances, to du those things which to tbeir offices appertain, in their behalf to be done; and also all those wbo will prosecute agaiost the prlsouers wbo are, or then sball be lathe Jail of tbe said county of Lancaater, are be then and there to prosecute against them as shall bo ju-*t.
Dated al Lancasier, tbe llth day of July, 1869.
BENJAMIN F. ROWE, Sheriff.
N. B.—Punctual attendance of tbo Jnrors and Wit¬ nessea, will hereaRer be expected aud required ou tba flrat day of tha seaaiona. Alderman and Justic^B of the Peace are required by aa orderof the Court.dated Novem¬ ber SlEt. 184S, to return their recognlzancea to Samuel Evans, Clerk of Quarter Sessions, witbiu one week from the day of final action In each caae, and ia default there¬ of, the Magistrate's o<!istswill not lie allowed.
July 20 :U-34
SEGAB; AND TOBACCO STOBE.
THAT Old Stand, No.—, W. KING ST., second doorbelow the Cross Keys Tavern, con¬ talaa the fiuePt aod best assortment of Segars and To¬ bacco of every description In tbls city. The stock con¬ sists of tbe flnasl and best qaalities of Havana, Princlree and Yara Segars of every variely. German and Ameri¬ can Sixes, and Haif-Spaolsh Segara. Rough aod Ready, Rose Twist, Fig,Eldorado,CongressaadTwistTobaccos. Snuff of every variety. Pipes, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes, and a general variaty of Fancy Goods belunglog (o the trade. All of which wlU be sold at prices to anit pur¬ chasers, wholesale and retail by tte proprietor.
ALSO. Kentocky. Maysrlllp, Maryland, Ohio aad Penna. r'ned le:if Tobarcu In lutu to suit   manufaclurerK.
inne 8-1 y»-2fl P.G.EBKRMAN.
HI
'I'OJiACCO AND SEGA lis. S. PATTEBSON
WOULD respectfully inform the citi lens of Laucaster and vicinity, that he has taken the atore lately occupied by JoBx H. Sbcltj!, de¬ ceased, in EART KINO STREET, opposite the Court Huu»^e, wherebe will keepGOn.stantly a largn and first class ansortment of
TOBACCO, SEGARS, SNUFF,
and a variety of FANCY SNUFF AND TOBACCO UOXES, PIPES, SMOKING TOBACCO, and iu fact every article usually kept iu a flrst-class Tobacco aud &i>gar store, whicb ha will sell at the loi^bbt posatBLK RaTF.u. eiiher Wholesale or Hetail.
Jual received a lot of CAPE MAV FLOUNDER Tobacco.
Tbesobscrlbar hopjs by strict attention to bnsines. to merit and recelveallboral share of pnhlic patronages
air. JOHN C. HDBERT still continuas at the above establishment, and will be happy to uee all his old frieads aod acquaintances, aNSQriog them that notblsg shall be wanting on his part to give satisfaction to all who may call. feb 16 ly-12
~^VN IMMENSE STOCK. '
AND PLENTY OF BOOM POR CUSTOMBHS !
TUE undersigned, having completed the reflltlog of bia new and commodiona establishment in North Queen Street, two doors south of bU Old Stand, has greatly locreaeed facilities for the accommodation ofhis castomers. in the relall and wholesale trade in TOBACCO, SEGARS. SNUFF, ETC.
He lespectfnlly inviles altenliou to the followiug large stock of standard branda:
i'..000 Imported HAVANA SEOARSuf varluu.-^briiuds.
50,000       " YARA,
60,000       " HAVANA AND CUBA.
1700,000 SIXES, fine qnallty. 200 000 HALF ^'PANISH, of best qualily.
.'.n.OOO COMMON, ufgood qnallty.
ALL of which he la determined to sell al lowar rales than any othar house Iq Lnncaster.
CHEWING TOBACCO.
FltTY BOXES Chewing Tobacco Jusi received, uflhe different brands, aucb as
RUSSELL k ROBERTSON'S,
GREANER'S, TUOMAS'S,
KEIM ROBERTSON'S and all tlte popular brands in the market.
Also, a larga Block of the best SMOKING TOBACCOS, SNDFF, etc., coastantly on band, und aold al the loweat wholesale prices.
With tbe largest stock ever opened iu the city, and
ample room for conveuieotly diaplajlog it to the beat
advantage, purchasers will fio<' Itto their Interests to
patronize this establisbmont JOHN EUHNS,
dec •12-tf-4 No. 2-^ ^orth Qnaau Street.
HATS AND CAPS.
"W.   A.   HEITSHU,
No. 14 North Queen Street, next door to Baer
4" Sons^ Book Store, Lancaster,
PENN'A.
CO NST ANTL Y on hand, or made to order, every variety of HATS, anch se Bauver, Musbral, Bruvh, Casylmere, and SI=k Hata.
ALSO a Fine atjsortment of SOFT HATS. FOR MEN AND BOYS, embracing Bvary, color, shape and qaallty.
CAPS: A FDLL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ^^^   CAPS, of every variety arui material, for MEN, fl^B   BOYS. AND CHILDREN,    also, i^^k FANCY HATS FOR CHILDREN,
ol great variety
O" Plaasa call and examine at No. 14 N. Qneen-st. W. A. HEITSHO, {formerly D Hett«ha.)
ded  ly-l
a   GENTLEIM,' jJ
AND
BUT TOUR STKIVV HATS
OF SHULTZ   &   BROTHER.
A large assortment now in store, saltable for
Men, Youths and Children,
Also, a oesebal assoetuent of
SILK, OASSIMEBE & SOFT HATS,
IN EVERY COLOR JlND STTLE,
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON. ^^We call  partienlar attention to our
Thiee SoUar Summer Style Silk and
Cassimere Hats- No. 20 i North Queen, and next door to
Lane's Store, East King Street,
LAHCABTEEi'PA.
may 11 tf.j4
a, or maue
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T
PBICES BEDUCED! I
'HE  subscribers  will  hereafter  take
JL   Photoeraphs and Patent Ambrotypes at tba fol¬ lowing raasonable prices: Pholographa, large siie. for the flret impreflslon,.. $1.0
Duplicates     .^0
Patent Ambrotypes, In faocy cases    15
fi3*The public should he aware that there la a vast diffareoce betwef n the Ambrotype and PATENT Ambro¬ type, although when well taken they both preaent the same appearance at flrst: the difi'arenca Ix, the one is periahable and theotber Imperisbable. Theone ia pre¬ lected simply wllh a coat of varnish, which wben ciacked—and all varnishes will crack—destroys the picinra.
The PATENT Ambrolype is Hermetically eealed be¬ tween two sheets of glass with an Indestmclible cement, rendering the two solid as one, with the picture In the centra. AIloperatoraiuLancaHtertake the Amhrutype. Tlie PATENTAmbrotypeis taken byT. k W.Cnmmioge only, who have the axclnslvfl right for doing so, aud bave repeateUly offered a reward of Tan Dollars for oae msde and sold in Lancnster hy any other operator.
In order to placo these pictures witbin the reach of all, tbny have considerably rednced Ihalr prices and In¬ vUe H com 1 nuance oflbe liberal patrooiige heretoforn flXtendeJ lo tham.
Rooms over Sprecher'-* Hs-rdwam Store, North Qnean Street, LancaBter.
oct 27 tf-4S T. A W.CDMMINGS.
H- eylvania.aince Ftbrnary 27, IB57,vhi{at theiropponentf have aold only 10 In the aame time and place.
Tmlh is mighty and must pre¬ vail.
KEEP IT BBFORE THE PEOPLB. That the filling ased by these New York makers contains an acid wblch eats tho iron and , spoils tbe safe.
Evidence of tfae abova can be snan at Messrs, EVANB Jc WATSON'S Salaman<ler Safe Slore,and In many other places; aod no Safe can be made nnder the Champion patent which will laat teu vears before It will ba entire¬ ly eateu up; andtbattbeSttfaof Josepb Trizons, of Nor¬ ristown, waa blown open on ths night of the 1st of De¬ cember, and $1600 stolon, and wblch It la now suld was "Intended simply aa a flra-proof." had on the famous powder aud bnrglar lock, used and recommended hy Farrel, Herriog k Co., as the only burglar proyf lock In nse.
From The Press of the 4th nlt.
Farrel, Herriag k Co.'s Pateut Champion Safes, iba
only Safes made In the clly which   have  never been
robbed by borglars, or bad lbelr conteots de.-«tn>yed by
accidental flres.
Bvans k Watson's Philadelphia Answ^jr to a New York Humbug. We, the nndersigned. citizens of St. Joseph, Mo., do hereby certify thai tbe iron Safe belonging to C. E. Baldwin, made by FarreU k Co., No. :i4 Waluut street, Philadelphia, which was lu the fire that otcurred here, Is nol flre-proof, aod is aseie»s an a flre-proof safe; tbat lhe hooks, papers, jowelry, ke , wblch were in tbe safe at tbe time, were much iulured; also that tbe building wblcb it waa in was of frama. and only one story high, and that a Sre so trifling as the one which burned over the said safe, was not sufBcient to have injured any aafe purportiag lo be fire-proof.
W. K. PsBiCK, Dmgglst.
JoaEPH W. Tootle, Dry Gooda.
J. A. Bbjlttib. Banker.
D0I(NE1.L, Saxtok k McDoidELL, Dry Oooits.
WiLUAu Rat, Dry Oooda.
JOHIC CPBD.
C. E. BdLDWin, St. Joseph, Mo.
EVANS k WATSON, 26 SODTH FOURTH ST.. Phil adelphU, have now on hand tbe largest assortmeut uf Salamander Safes in the UnUed States, warranted erinal lo any olbers made In tbe conntry. Please give us a call.
C^E. GEIOER. Agrlcnltnral Implemeot Dealer, Un¬ caster, Agent for Evans k Watson'a Salamander Safes.
jnne 1 iy.27
SAVING FUND.
National
AVE sold 88 Safesin Read npc, Penn- r'* ^ '^ O P H O B Jf Jl 1 1 Jb B p>p»'ni»i. r.paisd toTare. iti.b«ii«»«i.ui.i,„i,.
OF T.TMR  ANT) Oif SODA rsmedil. wanted by thone who suff.pfrom Stromoa.
of Wom^. Uu of Bnergy, ¦ maoy of h. wor.l .„„ l„%,f„„„j'„„ t{„ f„„„;,"
Wasting, l^c, fyc. ¦complaints:— »
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rpHlS EXTRAORDINARY CHEMI-'*- ekcpt.v. m..«K«, vtj^'f',^:;^!;, |S™i
±   OiL PEEPAHATIOH of PHOSPHOEnS, Ab. p»o-1 S'mclVr^CT.^^S M^Sf.^'t?;,'"'^'"" "¦> SlPH"
mimm
Company,
Walnut St., South West Corner of Third, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED  BY  STATE OF   PENNSYLVANIA
FIVE PER CENT INTEREST. ONEV is received in anysuni; large
 or small, und Interest paid from the day of de¬ posit to the day of withdrawal.
The offlea is open every day from 9 o'clock in the morning till 5 o'clock lu the afternoou, and ou Monday and Thnrsday evenings till S o'clock.
HON. HENRY L. BENNER, President. ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice PresIdftOt. WM. J.  REED, Secretary,
DIRECTORS.
wonderful cures thronghont Europe and the Dnited Btaies. baving already attaiaed, sioce tts totroduction, a remarkable popnlarily, botb wllh medical profession and Iha pnblic. ll Is a pnrely SCIENTIFIC PREPARA¬ TION, acllng wtth absoldte CBavAWTr. aad of INVA¬ RIABLE EFFICACY In ttli stages of Pulmonary and Nervons Dlsaases.   The
CURE OF CONSUMPTION,
In tbe secoad and ihlrd stages, (at a period,conseqaently, wben there caa be no certainty as to the uature of the disease.) can be obtained, in all cases, by this treat¬ ment, except wbea tbe existlog lesion of the iQDgs is o' Itself sufficient to.prodnce death. Haredilary pre- disposition seems in no way to counteract the effect of the HYPOPHOSPHITES; putienlB in whom il wa^ most strongly marked recovering as rapidly as otheis.
Tbis remeJy has not only a curative etfect, hut will. If niied wherever there exists a Rusplclon oftha disease, PREVENT ITS DEVELOPMENT, and tbas act A.-i A pke- MEaVATIVB WITH REliARD To COSSL'MPTIO.V, JfsT A:^ VAfl- CINATIO.H DORS WITH KKHARD TO SMALL-POX.
I[ Is Impu/'nihle. wilhin tbe limlls of an ordinitry ad- varllsement, t.i furnish the OVERWHELMING PROOFS in my poase-sion. in regard to the succeas of this uew aod SPECIFIC TREATMENT f.»r oneof the most terri¬ ble ncourres of tha liumpu race. Bot in order to eatU- fy Lhe numerous Inquirers wno are dally addresslag me for informaiion, I have Jost published a translation of
Dr. CHURCHILL'S WORK o.v CONSUMPTION,
Comprtsiag his Report made to the Imperial Acsdemy of Mtidiciaa, Pdris: Notes of Cases, and Letters, Docn¬ ments, TaatlmonlalH, ic, wblcb, together with a Circu¬ lar, will be sent ou recplpt of TWELVE CENT.S, lu stamps, to cover the expense of postages.
O^hose, iherefore.wbo wish RELIABLE INFOR¬ MATION previous to (lecidlog wbetbsr to try tbis ex- trAordloary remedy, sbunld lose no tima lo wriiing for Dr. Churchlirs Trea'-iao. Thousands would he restored to baalth by placing themselvea under this treatment daring the Sammer, wblch Is the most fdvorable sea- eon ; bnt who, If they delay, may go down to premalnre graves.
a3-Prica of "WINCSBSTER*^ GENUINE PREPA¬ RATION," oftha HTPOPHofiPHiTEBOFLiMBandEoDAflu' Symp). $2 par bottle; three bottles $5. Single bottles, to conceatrated eolation, bt Mail, whan specially re> qnedted, d2each. Each bottla has full direciioos for use, witb my fac simlls algnature.   DSE NO OTHER.
Thfl Dry Salts furnished lo the Proras>lon.
Suld Wholesale and Retail, at ihe sola Geoeral Depot tn the t/olted states, by J. WINCHESTER.
American and Foraiga Ageucy. 4^ John st., Now York.
JQ-For sale Wholesalft «Dd RetaU. l.y OALI.KNDEH k CO., 3il »».! Walnni Ki,„»t«. Pblla.ielphls.
July 6 tim 32
Dr. Davis' Depurative, or Compound Extract of J'uglans Begia.
IS unprecedented for the cure of Scro¬ fula and all cbroolc diseases; diMeasex of the Llvar, Kldaeys and Bladder; Jaundice. Drop-y, Bronchitis ChronicCoagh.Throat-all,SpitliQgi)f Blood, taclplent Consnmplioa, Neunilgls, f'hroolc aud Inflammatory ; Rbeamalism.C>''tivH Hal>ii>t,Sick llnadachti, D;»pepsia, ^Dlz7.iaass, Narvoiiu Affections, Chronic Srrofolons, Sorn I Eyes aud Eyelids, Cbroalc Glaodnlar Eulargements, I While Swellings, old aud ohsllnato Ulcers, .Mercurial I DlcflPiand ErupliooH, Ntides, SwiMings of tbe Bones. 1 Lupus, E-ilIng Ulcers of the Face. Nosn and Lip, Mallg- aot Eatiogjllcersorth" Month, Toogua. Th
I Hon. Ilenry L. Banner. Edward L. Carter, Robert Selfridge, Sam'l. K. Anhton, C. Laodreth Maaos,
F. Carroll Brewster, Joseph B. Parry, Francis Lee, Josepb Yerkes, Henry Dl&enderfer.
Moufy is received and payments made lu gold daily I witbout notice.
! The loyestmeolK are made In REAL ESTATE MORT- jUAGES.TiRODND RENTS, aud snch flrat class sacuri- ] as a- the Charter requires. j uly 2S-tf-3'i
WILIiOTJGHBY'S  PATElTr,
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN GRAIN DRILLS.
Ull.M Sl'KING ORAIN  DKILL.
AdREAT saviiiji; in So.cd, :is le.'^s is required with this Drill, thaa aoy other now In u:iO. This DriH has beea In use for three yeara, and wherever introduced, has won a repatation equalail by nona. It bas taken between Thirty an-l Forty First ClaSH Premiums in IS-'iS, at the various Slate and Coan¬ ty Fairs, where Ic was in competition with otber Drills. Among which are Indiana. Ohio, Pennsylvauia, New Jersey, Maryland, and Virginia State Fairs; also the irifiHEST PRIZE (a Silver Medal.) at tba United States Fair, held at Richmond, Virginia, aad many Couaty Fairs.   The followiug are some of Its advantages:
First. The teeth ure so conRirncted with Rnbber Springs, that when they cume lo coatact with roots, rocks, stamps or any other obstructions, not over oigh¬ teen iuches high, tbay spring back, pass over, and Im¬ mediately regain thair former puBilion, without stop page or injnry to the Drill, avoiding the necessity of stopping to put lu Wooden Pins, as is the case in other Drills. Newly cleared land can be Eceded with this Drill as well as an old field. Su perfect is the sprlog, that the Drill caa be drawn across a railroad truck witbont damage to the Macbiue. Tbe spring can ba set to drill the hardest kind of ground without yielding, but will suddenly yield where U meats a firm obrtirnc- tions.
Secoad. Tbe arrangomeot of dUtrlhutlog the saed Is composed of two VulcKcize'l Rubber Rollers, revolving together, which discharge tha seed oot lotermitllogiy or iu bunches, bul Iu a constant stream, witboutCuocii- ixn or BrrakiK') the grain. No Irregularity of gronnd or f«:t or slow moliuu of tbe team will v;iry tho quali¬ ty sown to tha acie. The (quantity sown lo the acra is regnlated by a slide, to any desired amount in a mo- maut's time, even wbilo tbe Drill is iu motion, ll can¬ not ha choked by straws or white cap3 heing lo the Wheat, as tbe rollers wiil carry It thruugh.
Third. Wben tbe taeth are raised hy the lever, the seed (sod land mensure) Is Instantly stopped, uo that the drill canbe drawn from field to field wilbontfeu/:- ing or wasting the grain. When tho teeth are let down the seed starts Immediately, If the drill is in motion.— Il Buwrt Wheat, Rya. Oats and Barly. with the same hopper aod requires ao change; also all kiuds uf Grass HBeds.
I[3~This machioe is mauafactured In a saperlor aud workmaalika maooer, as oothing bul the vekv bbst MATERIAL is used Iq thair coostructioo, aud all Machiues ara warranted to icork ire//, aod durable with proper care.
Tha uudersigned have Acluslve right of manufactur¬ ing and selling the s.buve Macbina In tbe following Ter¬ ritory ; Lancaster, Chester, Delaware, Philadelphia, Bucks, Moatgomery. Barks, Lehigh and Northampton counties, la PeooBylvanla, and all of the Stale of Naw Jersey.
All orders addraHsed to them at 3Iidway, Chester County, thirty-eight miles west of Philadelphia, on tba Pennsylvania Railroad, will be thaokfully received and promptly attended to,
S3" Machinery and Canllogs of every description mada to order and warranted perfect.
WILLIAM DRIPI'S, k CO..
July 20-3m-a4 Midway. Chester Cuuuty.
JOSEPH sa:m:son,
H R n S H   M A N i; F A C T a U I'] u,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
North Queen St., above
the Railroad. LA NCASTER.PENN'A ¦-.  HAScoustantlyon hand ~^ a groat variety of fa.vct \ A.\P PLALf BRUSHES §5f     AUo,a suparlorqUHl- ilyof Plasterer's Brushes. JC^ Conntry Merch¬ ants wlil please call be¬ fore   purchasing   elso- -~"- where,
dec Ifi lyr-3
xrndertaking and Coffin-Making.
THK subscriber hrus opened an estab¬ llsbmeut in Mab¬ ket Bt. naar Oraage, in tbe rear of tba National Hoose, where he will keep on haud a larga supply of ready-made
COITIHS,
orwill mnke themlo order aud provide ne¬ cessary arrangements for Fuaerals on mors reasonable terms than ever bofore oS'ered bere. S^Ro will also mannfacture to order every descriHion of CABINET WARE.
His residence la lu Vina street, betweeo South Qaeeo aod Duke streeU, north side, whera be vill be found at all hours of the night, wbeu not at tbeshop.
ocl 27 ly-4S HENRY SWESTZEL.
ALLEK ROCK, "
FASHIONARLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
North Quccii street, a few doors aboue the Railroad
LANCASTER, PA.
THANKFUL for the vory llhe¬ ral patronage exteod¬ ed to ma for the sbort tlnte I havo been ia business, I would re¬ spectrnlly solicit a cou¬ tinuance of the pal¬ ronage of tha public.
Havlog at all limes an assortment of Boots and SiioBS, of his own maoBfactureon hacd, which will he disposed of on reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture uf
Fine Boots, Hiadies Gaiters, &c.
Thosedeslrlogaoeat. well made article are lavited tg give us a trial. CHILDREN'S SHOES of every vsriety and coloron baod.   HEAVY WORK made lo order.
83" AU work warranted. REPAIKING naatly done aud charges moderate. nov 3 ly-49
THOMAS GBEIST,
CHRISTIANA, LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.,
COACH-MAKER    ^o^^^
praotigal\mkchanic,^^^^
STILL continues to manufacture CAR¬ RIAGES ot ail modern styles, such as Germantown Wagons. Rockaways, Buggys with aod without tups Jaooy Linda, Carryalls, ke.   Also,
A NEW STYLE OF FAMILY CARRIAGE, with extra turnlog facilities; all uf which are manufac¬ tured under my owu supervision, from the best of well seasoned material, fay expariencod workmeo aod on tbe most reasonable terms,
B3"-A11 new work warranted for one year. RAPAlR- INO done with neataass and despatch. Please give us a call. [Christiana, feb 16.Um-l2
M , ... , ii>»ui. Bon.uft wiwrir. .ri HI"    uiiiuiu,   luuMun,    iiii««t    aad UiNKl   is received m any sum, large   Soft Palate.Teller. Barber'a itch and all or small, snd Interest paid from the day of de-       ,   .. „        DISEASES OFTHE SKIN         .....        .                           •> and all dlsHases arising from an
IMPUKE STATK OFTHE BLOnu. wbether faernditary, acqolred or contracted.
Thegreat popnlarily which tbls Invaluable remeJy bas attaiaed is owing lo its Intrinsic merits—not to the eSbrtsof its proprietor. Itisased byall classfs: aud physicians throughont the coantry, haviug witoHsned Its woudarfnl ALTERATIVE AND CURATIVE effects in the various chronic diseasfls, do ool hesitate to recommeod ll as a
VALUABLE AND RELIABLE MEDIClNi:. Offlce 412 RACE Streat, where Dr. havls may  be con- BuUeil on hII diseases.
Call at the Depotaud procnre Circulars out-ttofug a large mass of the most
RESPECTABLE EVIDENCE la favor •>! tha medicine.
SCROFULA!SCROFULA!
Dr. Davis—Dear Sir: 1 am an entire stranger to you, QotwithntanHlng. I tblak it due to yon and your Inval¬ uable medicine, and may ^In't ^.^rve the canse of tfaocg thatmay bealfilcted as 1 was. to makea statement nt the casa. t'ourt)-eo years ago, I was altackvd with a obstinate diseajie of tha ttkln. I was spotted all over my body like a Leopard. Tho physicians callsd it a ScBOFULOCs Affi-ctio.v. I was under thfllr treatment a long time, without apparantly any benefit. Two yeais since, 1 UQf<frtunately had my rlgbt leg brokea. One of the best surgeons was called In, who dressed and paid
  every attentlou toil that was thoaght neceasary.   Bu
CHICKEEING & SONS, i notwithstanding the booe wonld not uolte.   Severai
MANUFACTURERS OF '• "S^ places came away, and the sores would not  heal.
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PI.iNO FORTES j The doctor told mc that tbe canaa was In  consequence
1307 Chestuut Street, Pbiiadelphia. '   fthe ScBOPrt.ocs disease in my system.   I contlnned
C/A\rarn » ximt at- •       i i       * t      n   "* ''^"* '^ondiIii>u for npwardi of nine mouths, and was
UiNbi AlN 1 JjI in atore :i hll-lJO stock ot fearful that iwould hav^ to lo.i>e the limb. My sister ourftcaitfi/ui aod unequalled iustrumeuts fiuisbed hiving beard of several remarkabiecures made hy your In every variety of slyle at prices rangiug from $175 to > Deporativk, or Compocvd EXTBAcr oi- Jqulas.s Reuia. $1000. Wb have heeu awarded THIRTY-EIGHT GOLD . Prevailed on mi to lake it I had acracely taken the AND SILVER FIRST CLASS MEDALS at the different' second botlle, wben my leg commeaced Improving — exhibitions In this conntry aod Europe for soperlor man-¦'^'i® ScEOFPLoca EnnPTios also disappeared, and In a afaclnre. A liberal dlscooot made to tbe Clergy and '''^"'¦'t'^i^e I was Well, and abla lo atteud to my business Semlnarlasuf Learning. ! without any inconvenience, which I tblak is eotlrely
ICs^Descriptlve Catalogues sent lo any address, upon i owing to your valuable mediciue. ppllcation. feb 23-taug 11-13 Edward Cotto.s',
—— — —_^- -   _^.^„- „„„-~:^~ ' Marlborough straat and Fniakfurd Koad.
TAILORING BUSINESS. philada., August 19-1&-.7.
As MANY PERSONS have  suppo-l^^^^'^^'Saii^e Lungs, Weakness of the Breast, eed lhat I had glveu up the TAILORING r^ ' I    ^n*^ General Impaired Health.
 ¦"'•'"• '•      ¦     .   . ¦-   ¦ -•^J" pHiLADSLPniA, Angusta, IBM.
Bei'-gsubjectto attacks of Hcemorrh.tge of the Lungs, oB and on, for almost seven years, I became mncb re¬ daced in fiesb, and my genural health greatly impaired so that I conld pay bnt liltle attontion to my boslnees, and freqnently nuae al all, or walk any diatance with.
snd indeed the whole claaa of complaints arising from' Impcbitt op Tns Blood.
Thia compouud win be found a great promotor of health, when taken la the spring, to expel the fonl hu¬ mors which fester In tbe blood at that season of the year. By tha timely expulsion of tbem many rankling disorders are nipped in the hnd. Maltltndes can, by the atd of thla remedy, spare tbemselvax frooi the eo¬ dnrance of fonl eruptions, aud ulceroaa sores, throagh which the system will strive to rid itself of corraptlons if nol Bsaisted to do this the natursl cbanaeU of the body by an alterative medicine. Cle&nae ont the vitiated blood whenever you flud its imparities bursting throngb the sklu inplmples.ernptions.or sores: cleanselt when you Qod It Is obstracted and sln^glsii In tba velaa; cleanselt wher.ever Uls fonl.and yourfeeiluM will tell yon wben. Even where uo particular dlibrder Is felt, people enjoy better health, aod llva longer, for cleaaa- Ing the Mood. Keap the blood healthy and all 19 well; but with this pabulum of Ufa disordered, there cau ba no lasliag healtb. Sooner or later eomething mnst go wrong, and the great machinery of life la diaordered or overtbrowu.
Sarsaparilla has, and deserves mucb, tha rspnt&tlon of accomplishing thesa ends. Bntthe world has beau egregiously deceived by preparatlous of It, partly be¬ cause the drag alooe has not all the virtue that is claimed for il, but more because many preparations, pretending tu be concentrated extracta of It, contain bat little of the virtuo of Sarsanarllla, or any thing else.
During lata years the pnbilc have bean misled by large bottles, pretending lo give a quart of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most of those have been frands upon the sick, for they not only contain but liltle, Ifany. Sarsaparilla. bnt often ao carativa proper- lies wbatevar. Hence, hitter and painful disappolnt- meut bas followed the use of the varioas extracts of Sarsap'irilla which fiood the market, nnlM tbe nama itself Is ju.'illy despised, and has become syounymoas with impusltloo and cheat. StiU wecall thisciupnand Sarsaparilla, and luteod to snpply such a ramatly an shall rescue the nama from the load of obloquy whtch rests Qpon it. And we think we bave gronad for be¬ lieving it has virtnas which are Irresistible by tha or¬ dinary ruo of tho diseases It Is Iulended to cnre. In order to secnre their complete eradication from tha system, the remeiy should ba Judiciously taken accord- log to directious on the bottle.
PREPARED BY
DB.  J.  C.   AYEH   &  CO.. LOWKLL, MASS.
Price,  $1  per Bottle;   Six Bottlea   Ibr   $.'').
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
hat won for itself snch a renown fur the core of avery variety ofThroat and Lung Complaint, thatit Is entirely an aeeessary for ns to recount the evidence of its vlrtaen wherever it bas beau employed. As it has long beau in constiiut usir throughuut this section, we need not do more than assure the people its qnality Is kept np to th*) bq,i It ftver has heen, aod lhat It may be relied on nt .1<. for tbalr relief all it has ever been fouud to do.
A VKirs CATHARTIC PILLS,
FORTHE CURE.OF tjoitivcness, .faundice. Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Dysentery Foul Stomach. Erysipelas, Headache. Piles. lUieumaiism Eruptions tuid Stein Discoacs, Liver Complaint, Dropsy Tetter, Tumors and SaU Rhuem. Worms, Gout, Neural gia, an a Dinner Pill, andfor Purifying the Btood.
They ara suirar coiited, s.> that the most Bensitive cnn taka them pleasantly, and theyare the best aperieot in the world for all the parpoM^s ofa family physic.
Price 2r» cents per Box; Five Boxes for $1.00.
Great nuuiheas of Clergymeu, Physicians, Statesmen, and emiueut personages, hava lant their names tocertlfy lbe nnparalleled nsefalnaB-i of thesa remedies bot our space hera will not permit tfaa insertion of tbem. The Agents below named fnrnlhb gratis our Americaj* Al- MAXiR lu which they are givan; with aloo fall descrip¬ tions of the abova complainls, and the treatment tbat shoald be followed fur their cure.
Do dot be pat off by unprincipled dealers with other preparations tbey maka more profit un. Demand Ater's, and take no othars. Tbe ».ick waul tbe Ite-t aid thare is for tbem, and tbey should hava ft.
All onr Remedies are for hale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK at CO., Phlla.; FAnNESTOCK,HULL ACO.NewYo^k¦ B. A. FAHNESTOCK. & CO., PiiUburg; JOUN WAY- LAX, Nu. 60 North Queen Sl.,aud C A. HEINTISH Laocintor ; J. M. SALADA. Reaiu-n.,wu-. N. S. Wl)L LE. Liti/; J.R. JOHNS; .Vew Hollau.l. ^od hy ail DrnggUts. aud raspectahla Merchauts.
may 4ib Bm-ii
  _ . TAILORING
BUSINESS, I hereby declare the report to ho un¬ trne); I still continae tu carry It ou aod It will be
my earnest endeavor  to serve my  patroas  to	
their complete satlsfactioa, wbile I thauk them for thi favors hitherto beslowad.
ANDREW CLEMENTS, Near  Heury Laudis* Warehouse, East Lampeter town¬ ship. Lancaster county Pa. July 27-tf-3.'i
JABED k. HIESTEbI'S^ C J. 0 T hing  STOUE,
No. 31^ North Queen Street, Lancaster, Peun.
WiililUE you wiii find a full aud beau¬ tifni assortment of NEW OOODS, just    »- received aod ready fur sale, consisting uf ^VV
KEAOr-MADE CLOTHl.VW. M
and goods in lhe plecg. "™
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, ¦ STOCKINGS, GLOVES. STOCffS.
CRAVATsi,
SUSPENDERS, aud iu shurt every article in his line of business. It is cousidered unnecessary lospecifyarticies.asweareweU aware that parsons wisbiog to pnrcbase will look well abont them before doing so, and we know, too, that If they once set eyes on onr haanliful stock of goods tbey will immediately select.
Tery particalar atteatloa paid to Ordered Work, whicb will be made lu the best manuer,andwarranted to flt or no sale.
Mr. Winters, as usual, will be found at his post, ready to cut up goods iuto good fits, and will always he glad to see bis old friends and customers.
Our aim sball always ha to do a fair and honest busi¬ ness, aud tl give our customers full valne for tbeir money, aud we bopa by this conrse to contiuue to merit and receive a fnll sbareof patronage, forwhich we sball alwaya feel sincerely thankful. _ mar 9-ly.l5 JARKD K- HIKSTEK. Proprietor.
BEMOVAL.
THE undersigned would respectfully aouonoce to tbe citizens of the CUy and Connty of Lancaster, tbat having In addillon to his present ex¬ tensive stock of Clothing and MerchanlTailoringGoods. purchased the stock of S. 0. Massar, has removed tu the large and commodions store room, formerly occupied by Jacob Rathvon, and latterly by S. O. Mosser, one door north of Johu Michael's Hotel, in Nortb Queen St., wherehe will keep a cboice selectloa of
READY MADE CLOTHING, and General Furoishing Goods.    He will keep constantly oo hand a choice aud well selected assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND  VESTINGS. which will he made lo  order in the  most fashionable and superior manner. GEORGE SPURRIER.
S. Q. Mnsser having relinquished tbe Mercbant Tail¬ oring business, can, wtth confidence recommend to bis friends Mr. Spurrier, as a person who will endeayor to give them every satisfaction in every department o{ bis business. S. G. MDSSER.
oct 27 tf.32
REMOVAL! REMOVAL! RKMOVAL!
NEW STAND!! NEW GOODS!.!!
SIMON W. RAUB respectfully mfonns his friendi} and tbe public lu general, thatbe haa removed from bis Old Stand, No. .SS North Qoeen-st, to No. 8 North Qaeeu street, oext door to Gable's Sboe Store whero he has just received a largeand extensive assort¬ ment of place goods, which he is prepared to make up at the lowest posaible prices, thank ful for past favors and hopes by strict attentlou to huxlness to merit a continuance of the tame
CLOTHINO! CLOTHING!! CLOTHING!!!
The mun who gets good value for his mooey, recol¬ lects tha stora, and recommends bis frieods to that store —thai Is wbal we want—Buy—'Try—and compare our clothing!!!
We have on baod the largest and most extensive as¬ sortment of ready mado clothlag In tbe city of Laocas* ter. which has heen made up hy the best of workmen, and la the latest stales, which will be sold lower thau any othar establishment in tbe city ofLancaster:—
Coats from $1.00 to $15.00
Pants   "  1 OO "      a.OC
Vests    " -   -   -   - Vi "      6.00
ALSO, a largo assortment of
BOYS' READY MADK CLOTrilNO.
Also, a large assortmautof GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH¬ ING GOODS, consisUog of Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties and Suspenders, &c.
Geutlemen bringing lbelr own goods oan bava them made up at tbe shortest notico, In the latest and most approved styles and at the most reasonable prices.
S. W. RADB. Remember!!! tbe sign of the Red Coat, No. S NORTU QUEEN Straat, next duor to Gable's Shoe Store, LANCASTER, PENN'A.
april 13 ^ tf-20
JOHN A. EBBEN, MANUFACTURER OF CLOTHING,
sign of the Striped Coat, No. 42 NORTH QUEj,N-nl., oear Orange St., Lancaster, Penn'a ,
KKPE(!TKUIXY ANNOUNCES to
B!l
cox, DECKEB & CO.,
CARKIAGE   aiANLIFACTURERS
AND  PRACTICAL  MECHANICS,
CORNER OF DUKE AND VINE STREETS. LANCASTER, PA.
KEEP constantly on band and Manu¬ facture to order carriages of       ~"
EVEKY DESCRIPTION, made of tbel best materials aod by exparlenced' workmeo.
Tbey have the largest establishmeot lu the connty and 4re the most exteuhlve dealers In new and sacund hand carriages.
Having beeo engaged iu the Carriage makiog busl¬ nesB fur some years, tbey feel confldeut that tha work made by tbem will be found fully etjua] if not snperior ntoany other made in the slate either as to style, work¬ manship or qualUy of malerlala, aud also In raasonable- ness of prices. They ther<>f.)re Invite those In want of Carriages lo give them a call bafure parchasing else¬ where.
All work manufactured at this establishment Is war¬ ranted.   Repairingof all kinds dona on shortootlce. SAMUEL B. COX. GEO. DECKER.
oct 27-Iy-4S W. C. McKEOWN
R GEIGER'S
Seed and Agricultural Implement Ware-house,
East King Stmet, next door to Lane's Store.
FARMERS and others are respectfully Invited to call and eeemy atook, which Is eompoMd ofthe moet approved articles, Ac, need by tbe Gardener aad Jarmez. may ^ly-33
out the support of a caae. My limbs snd joints were affected with groat stiffness, so much so that, wheu I wonld set down it was with great dlfflcnlty I could get npor exert myself to move. There was a constant teo- dernosa or soreness io the left breast and side. I wa.i much tronhled with weakne:>s of tbe nerves. All this time I was under medical ireatment. Under these cir- cumslaaces I commeaced takiug Dr. DjiVIEy DEPU¬ RATIVE, merely as an experiment, from the benefit it was doing my son, for scrofulous tumors, aad whose cnre was afterwards completed by It. Tbe good effect*! of the Depurative were sjon apparent In relieving the stiffness of tbe limb? and joints, ntrengthening the nerve*!, and gradually strengthening tbe entire syetem, and removing tbe other symptoms of disease. I have ', had ao return of bleeding at the lungs since commeu- ' eing the Depurative, whicb is aearly tbrea years. My 1 breast appeara to ba stroug, and my geueral health and strength so comple'ely restored that I am able to give eatire attontion to my hnsiness, and perform aa amouat of laborwhlch I bave not beeen able to do for nearly ten years past. I attribute my recovery to the nse of Dr. Davis's Depurative.
JOSHUA CONNER, Bool and Shoe Stora, •114 S. Secoad Slreet, two doors above Christian. £5-W. G. BAKER, Draggist Center Sbnare, tbeonly 4gant In Lancaster. oct 6-ly-4d
DR.   M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED VERItllFVGE
liveiTpills.
WE beg leave to call the attention of tbe Trade, aud raore especially the Physi¬ cians of the couutry, to two ofthe most popu¬ lar remediea noiv before tbe pablio. We refer to
Dr. Chas. M'Lane's Celebrated
VERMIFUGE A ND   LIVER PILLS.
We do not recommend them as auiversal Cnre-alis,
bat i-Imply for what their name purports, viz.:
THE     VERJIIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the human system.   Il bas
also been administered wltb the most satisfactnry re-
Bults to varioos Animals subject to Worms.
TIIK LIVER PILLS,"
For the core of Lit'er (Complaints, all Billioua Drrangr- mcnt.1, .Sick Head-Ache, ^-c,    la ca»e of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Quinine, they almost in¬ variably make a speedy and permauent cnre.
As specifics for the above mentioned diseases, tbey are Uorlvated, and never knowa to fait when adminis¬ tered In accordance with Ihe dlrectloas.
Tbelr ooprecedented popularity has lodnced the Pro¬ prielors.
FLEMING BROTHERS,
Pittsburgh, Pa. lo dispo<-o of their Drug busloess, in which they have heau successfully engaged for tbe !a>il Twanty Years, and they will oow give : heir undivided tlmo and atten¬ tion to their maoufacture. And being detarmined that Dr. M'Lane's Celebrated Termlfogeaad LI ver Pills shall coatlone to occupy the blgli position tbey new buld among the great remedies of tbe day, they will contiuue to spare neither time nor expense In procuring tha Best and Purest material, and compound them in the mont thorougb maaanr.    Addiess all orders to
FLEMING BROS.. Plttsborgh, Pa
P. S. Dealers and Pbysiciaus orderlog from others tbau Fleming Brus., will do well to write thler ordars distinctly, and lake none but Dr.M'Lane's,prepared by Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, Pa. To thos* wishing to give tbem a trial, wa will forward per mall.posl paid, to auy part of tbe Uoited States, ooe box of Pills for twelve three-cent postage stamps, or one vial of Vermifuge for fonrteeu tbrae-cent stamps. All orders from Canada must be accompanied by tweoty ceots extra.
For sale by all the Druggists in LaucHster city and dealera generally through the county.
mar .30 IM 8
^e most Extrordinary Book of the Age.
First Edition of 10,000 sold in G weeks.
EXTITLEy
"BOYHOOD'S  PERILS
AND
MANHOOD'S CURSE."
PUBLISHED   BY   DR.   S.   PANCOAST. 916 SPRING GARDEN ST., PHILADELPHIA, P.4., And for sale  bg all Booksellers. TMs Isa book of 22^  ptgex.  I'imo.. bound  iu  cloth, with NINE LITHOGRAPHIC PLAl ES. aud Intended for Parents, Ooardlans and Young men.    Every yonng mau tbat wisbes to maiolain his health manltood. and iiave a healthy progeny, should read this bouk.   Some of the statements are really astooodidg. and have never hefore appeared In print.   Price $1.   By mall $l.l.'>. A   Great   Work for   the Ladies, By the same Author, entitled
LADIES'  MEDICAL    GUIDE, AND    MARRIAGE   FRIEND.
This Is a work of aearly GilO pages, heautifully bound la cloth, and cuotaioh over iMO ^^plsmdid and GuRlocs EsoRivisos. It giveaa complete detcriptlon ofthe struc¬ ture and function of tho rnprodncttve organs of tba female, showing how married ladles may have or avoid large families Also, a complete history of Hermapbro- dltism, witb cnrious Plates, showing both sexes In one.
It also gives advice to Yonug Ladles In selecting a husband, pointiug out the cause of so much nnhappiness after marriage, and th« luflueace It exerts on tbe uff- spring.
The Work also gives the symptoms and treatment of all female diseases, so that every female may be herown Ptnrelclan.
The last chapter is davoted tothe TOILET, giving the receipts for cosmetics at present in use by the nobil¬ ity of Francs, England and Russia, for beantifylog tbe ¦Icln, hair, teeth, aod for removing foul and preaorving a sweet breath. They hava been obtained at great ex¬ pense.
Price, $t,SO. By mail, $1.75, or eight additioaal let¬ ter stamps. Sooo copies have already been ordered.— Those wishing a copy ofthe first editiou should send tbelr orders without delay.
For complete description of the work see Prospectus, which will be sent on receipt of one letter stamp.
AGENTS WANTED in every town in the Uniou.
feb IS ly-12
 tbe public, thai be has insl received a large
ami ba:tutiful assortment of cuuds, saitabla for SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR, cousisiiuglu pari of
BLACK CLOTHS, BLUE CLOTHS. BROWN CLOTHS, GREEN CLOTHS. OLIVE CLOTHS.
BLACK CASSIMERES. FANCV CASSIMERES, TWEEDS.
CASHMERETTS, LI SENS. SILK VESTINOS, VALENCIA VESTINOS. MARSEILLES VESTINOS. kc, all ofwblch he la prapared to exhibit to his cnstuuiars, and make up to urdar In the most improved stjrle aud cnt, and at the very lowest possible prioes.
ALSO, Jnsl fluished, tbe largest, best and cbaapfst as¬ sortment of
MEN'S AND BOYS' KEADY MADE CI.OTHIWG, in theclty of Lancaster, all of hts own 'uauufacturaaod warraated to be well sewed.
ALSO, Jnst received a larga assortmant uf SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
CRAVATS.
STOCKS,
TIES,
SUSPENDERS,
GLOVES, kc, ke. Persons bringing theirown goode, can bave tbem made up, at short notiee, on the mosl reasonable terms.
JOHH A. EKBEN, Sign of the Striped Coat, No. 43 North Qneen Street, East side. Dear Orange Street, Lancaster, Penn'a. aprll 6 tf.l9
BRII^GE'nS' cbraTY MAP. Don'tneglect togetacopy of this Map.
THE Map just issued is but a patched np edition of an old One with wblcb tbe Inhabi¬ tants of -the county have been familiar for many years. It has been embellished wltb  views and plans which addesitmewhat to Its appearance, hut 11 Is incomplete and Inaccurate, and ie condemned by every snbscriber who has occasion to make ose of It aa awork of  refer¬ ence.   Notwltbstandlng the palos tbat others bavo ta- ken'tu misrepresent my Inlaolions, in order at tbe pres¬ ent lima, to accomplish their own ends.   I beg leave re¬ speclfnlly to annonoce tbat considerable progress  haa; f-M-^ri i,^  a   l"   'i. ~,r *   d •     *« C  l already heen made wllh the surveys, and that it Is oot ¦ ' I ^" "^J bUDSCnbcr  Otfcrri at  Pn\iiie bale, (as repreaented) my loteatloo to ahaodon my  pr-*saat    _£,   his celebrated Morgaa Stalllou. MONTPELIER ._..„T.<— „, .-...                                                             MONTPELIER Is a boaotlfol diirk bay, 1.1>i  -"
Dr. Hunter's Medical Manuel
BKING au original and popular treatise oa Man and  Womani \ • • » i ¦ t ¦ i » ¦
Their Physiology, Foactions \\\N*UfifcitLi'//'/ and Disorders of every kind, * •-•¦'¦w*''"»'r»*-''- wlth never-falling Remedies' for the speedy cura of dis-! eases of a privata and deli¬ cate character, lacideat to the vlolatiou of tbe Lawa of Na-' tnre and of Nature's God.
PRICE 26 CENTS. ¦'^''////.i/iliW-
One copy, eecnrely enveloped, will be forwarded frae of postage to any part bf the Hnltad Btates for 25 ceota or 6 copies for $1. Address, post paid COSDEN k CO. PabHshers, box 186. Philadalpbla.
SC^Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents sup piled on the most liberal terms. oet 20-ly 47
A Morgan StaUion For Sale.
undertaking of getting up
A MAP OF LANCASTER COUNTY, Thework when finished will be a faith/ul Topo¬ graphical representation of the whole county, and aball not, after delivery, sbare tbo Jnstly merited fate of others In being condemoed by tha public as an imposition. H. F. BRIDQBNB,
Jtdy «-3m-M PubUiber.
iM
bands blgu, vary gentle l<> drlva lo harness, six years old IIiIb month. Tho horse will re-- commend himself to purchaiflrs.
The horse will be sold low, as the sobscrlber bas no farther nae for bim.
Apply perwoally «r by letter to
*'*^' *^ Ili a. lighten bergkr.
jnly 2t)>3*(-34 Fenn P. 0., Lanouter Co., Pa.
THE GREATEST
ISEOICdL
DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
Dit. liKN.NUDV, of Roibury, baa did covered in une of our common pasture weeds a
remedy that cures EVERT KIND OF HUMOR, from the woral scrofnla down to a commou pimple.
He bas tried itin ovarllOOcasas, and never failed ex-* oept In two cases, (both tbunder bumor.) He bas now la bia possession overtwo haadredcertiflcatea of itfl vir¬ tue, all within twenty milesof Boston.
Two hottlea are warranted to cnre a nurstog sora mouth.
Ooe tothteebottleswillcurethe worat kind of Pimples on the face.
Two ot three bottles will clear tbe system of Biles.
Two bottlea ara warrented to cnre the worst canker lo the month and stomach.
Threeto five bottles are warranted to cure the worst case of Erysipelas.
One or two bottlen are warranted to cnre all humor In tbe Eyes.
Two bottles ara warranted to cure running of tbe ears and blotches amoog the hair.
Poor to six bottles are warraated to cure corrupt ana rnnning nicers.
One bottle will core scaly emption of the skin.
Twoor three bottlesara warraated to cure ths worst casa of ringworm.
T'WO or three bottles are warranted to cure the most desperate case of rheumatism.
Threeor foarboitlee are ve-ranted to cure the ealt rheum. Five to eight bottles wiU cnre the worst case of scrofala
A beneflt la always experienced from tbe first bottle and a perfect carets warranted wben tbe above quantity ie taken.
Reader, I havepeddled ovar a tbonsand bottles of this In tbe vicinity of Boston. I know tbe effect of it in every case. Sosureaswalerwlllextingalshflre.soHare will this curebumor. I neversold a hottle of itbut that sold another after a trial It always speaks foritself. Tber are two thinga about this herb that appear to me eqr. prising; flrst that ItgrowB In onr p&atnres.lnsomeplaces quite plentiful, and yet its valne ban naver been known aatll I diacovered Itio 18J6—secoud, that itshoald cure all kinds of humor.
Inorder to give aome Ideaof the'sodden rise' and great popalarlty of tha discovery, I will state that lo AprH, 16fi3,1 peddled Itand sold about six bottles per day—In April, 1864,1 sold over one tboasand bottles per day of It.
Someof thewholefiale Dragglsts who have been !n business twenty and thirty years, eay tbat nothing lu the annalaof patent medicines was avar like It. Theia Is a universal praise of It from all quarters.
Inmyown practice lalwaya keptitstrlctly for hnmors —but since ttsintroductlon as ageneral familymedlcine, greatand wonderful virtaes bava been found In it that I never snspected.
Several cases of epileptic flts—a disease which wa^ alwayaconsideredlncurable.bave been cared by afew bottles. O, what a morcy if It will prove effactual in all cases of that awful malady—thera are bnt few who have aeen more of It than I have.
I knowof several cases of Dropsy, all of tham aeed people, cured by it. For tbe various diseases oflhe Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever and Agne, I'ain in the Side, Diseases of the Spine, and par¬ ticularly In diseases of tha Kldoeys, Ac, tha discovary han dooe mora good (h.ia any metticlne over kuown.
No cbange »f diet ever necesnary—flat tho best yoa get and enongh of It.
DiRECTioriH FOB D.^E.—Adults one table spoonfni par day—Children over tenyears,dasertBpoonfnl—Childruo from flve to elghtyears, tea spooafuL Aa no directions can be applicable to all coostltatlons, take sufficient to operate on tbe bowels twice a day.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY.
Ilo. 150 Warren St., Hoxbury, iiU^s
®" PRICE $1,00 "®a
tJ- For sale In Lancastor by
II. A. Rockafield k Co.. Oraoge street. JAltEsSviTH, East King ••
Wh. G. Baser, CeotreSqaara. Chas. A. Hki-vitsh, East King        " Saml. WBUiKK-ss, North Qneen
Bh.VJ. H. KAt'FFMAU. "
DR. HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
AND
DK. IIOOFIi.lIVD'S B.iLSA.MIC COROI.1L,
The i/rc'it standard medicines of (he present age, have acquired their yrcat popultrity only throtiijh years of trial. Unbounded sitd.'fuC' tion is rendered bij them in all cttses; and the people have pronounced (hem worthy.
liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Deljlllty of tlie Xcpvous System,
Biscnses of the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising from a disordered licer or tceahiesa of the stomach and diyeslive. organs, are speedily and permanently cured by the GERNIAN BITTERS.
The Balsamic Cordial htis acquired a reputation surpassiny that ofauy similttr pre¬ paration extant. It icill cure, wituolt fail, the most severe and long-standing
Cough, Cold, or Hoarseness, BroncMtis, In*
flaenza, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient
Consumption,
and has performed the mast astonishing cures
ever known of
Confirmed Consmnption.
A ftw doses tcill also at once check and cure lhe most severe Diarxliasa proceeding from Cold is the Bowels.
These medicines areprepared hy Dr. C. M. Jackson & Co., No. 418 Arch Strett, Phila- dilphia. Pa., and are sold by druggists and di-alers t'n medicines everywhere, at 75 cents per boitle. The aignaiure ofC M. Jackson ivilt be on the outaide vrapper of each hottle.
In the Almanac puhlished annitally by thi proprietors, called Everybody's AL5iAS.\<r, you   icill find testimony and commentlatory notices from all parts of the vaimirif.     Tf'-- : Almanacs are gn-at atcay by al! vtir tigmis. For sale hy all tise Dragglsts >u Lancaatar city, and Dealers nenerally through the country, mar 30 tM8
S1,000 KEWAHD!
WILL BE PAID FOR AJ^Y MEDI- CINE that will ercal PRATT k BDTCHES'C KAGIC OIL for the following diseases:—Rheamatism, Nenralgla,Spin&l Affections, Contracted Jolota, GhoUc Palna, I'aluln tbe Side or Back, Headache, Toothache, Sprains, Sore Throat, Cnts, Brnlaea, Bnrna, and all Dj*. eiuKts of tbe Sklo, Mnsclea, and tbe Olands. fl^N'one ganolna wltbont the aignatnre of FRAlT k BDTCHSB attached to eacb label. Principal OSce, 206 Washing¬ ton atreet, Brooklyn, N'. T.
Thegreat numberof peraona that bave been Imme¬ diately relieved lu all tbe cltloaiand towns where It has been usea, as well aa In thU town, anataln them la tay- log In all candor, tbat It la tbe greatest cure In thd world forpaln.
Wholeaale agentefor Lancastar.CHAB. A. HSINITSH and B. A. BOCSAFISLD, and aoM by «U raspectabla OmggltU throngbont tbe United States and Cuud*
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