Valley Spirit (Weekly) from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania • 4

Miscellaneous. Job Printing and Fablications. Medical. Sales of Real rersonal Pi'operty. Sales of Real Tersonal Troperty.

Sales of Keal Personal Property. Ilailroads. Valley Spirit. EADING RAIL ROAD. XV SI MMER ARRANGEMENT.

Monday, Aug. tin, 1HT1 Trains leave llurrisbiirg for New York as fo! lows: at and M.10 A. and iim y. necting with trains on Pennsvlviiniu Kailiimd and arriving at York at ia.ai, a.U) and li.4i P. respect i vely.

Returning: Leave New York at (Mm A 1-' V) nod P. ,11., Philudelphiu at a. und i.M P. M. Leave Ilarrlsburg for Heading.

Pottsvllle Ti-inaqiia, Minersvllle, Ashliind, Siiamokiu Aden town nnd Philadelphia ut uiul Mil Vi untl i ll.r, ulni.i.i, i I -I" i.eiiinioii in i pi ineiiml way sin ions; the 4.1 if. P. M. tin In connecting ip 1'hiluileliihlii, Potlsvillennd Columbia onl v. Kop j-oiisviiie, pcunyiKiii Jinveii and Auburn, Ma Sehuvlkill and Siisiiiehauim liallnwil.

Ilarrlsburg ut 3.10 P. M. r.ast reiinsj iviinia liallroad tmlns ave Head. illtr fo, A I li.nl 1. 1 "IN -M'W 1 OI lit ill and Hi.llS A.

and 4.uu P. M. Ret iinilng. leave in nun i. Allentown ut A.

AL, i.lu, 4. a und KM Way Passenger train lenves A. coiiiieetlng at Reading ith tiin on Last Penn'ii. Kailroad. ret iirning leaves potts, ville at 1'.

stopping at all slat ions. .1 i nun in a. .11. nnd P. Ileriiilon at Hum A.

sliumokiu ul "J' A' As-lilaii-t at lis A. M. uml li. j.J 1iiiiiiiiuaiit SIS. mid rXi A.

and i 1.1 for Philiuleliihia, jst.r York, Heading, llu'iiis'-burg. 4c. Leave Pot tsviHe. via Sehuvlkill and Siisiiue. Imiiim Railroad, at H.ni A.

for Han Isl.uig, and li0.i P. lor Pine Grove and Tremont Pollsville AcconiiniMlntion Triiin leaves Potts. VI le ul A 1,.... 1, arnvingut Phlliidelphla nt IU.Mi A. lug, leaves Phlliidelphla c.is Headiiig at 7.10 P.

arriving Pottsiiiie at Accommodiitlon Train linves Polls I'm AVV- "v's I'hiludei: phia (Ninth and Green) nt P. M. oliinibia Halli'oiiil Trains leave nt A. M. and ii.1.1 P.

for Eplirula, Liti caster. oliimblu, Ac. Hrtnriilng, lraVe l.ai.H. ternt Kjo A. and P.

Columbia S.l,i A. M. and P. Al. lel kloiuen Railroad Trains leave perk loiiien nt ii.iki A.

t.Vi und P. M. He. I iirning. leave Green Lane nt and 7 In I'ili and P.

.11., connect illg Mill, ijain's on Rending It. nil in 1 1 I 1 1 i nuns ii-aie si.t A. p. ii-ing. leave livers at A.

ligiainl 4 Jn coinieetihg itli mills on -a, ling Hallnsid' Colcbrisikdiile Hiiilnmd Train leave Polls, tou 11 ul 111,1 XI 1 1,... "i aiei ije- tiiriiing leave Ml. Pleasant at I l.i', A. mini trmus on Heuilmg H.iilroad. liesler Valley Kiiilrond Triilns leave Brldue.

port at A. t.to and p. M. itet, ii 111 i. li.siilllil ft.411 I with tnilns on Heuilmg I In K11 vj I iiiin in ,1 j' Phlliidelphla at h.imA.

M. und .1.1.1 p. ie PoltsvHle nt s.iki A. and p. leave llurrisbiirg at A.

M. and inn leave V' ave Heading ut 7.411 A. M. mid 10.1.1 p. M.

for Harris A. M. fur New York, nt 7 A. .11. Allen, town and ut ii.gi A.

M. and 4. In 1'. M. tor Philadelphia.

Commutation, Mileage. Season, School and Ft. eiirsiou Ticket tumid from all isilnlsat reduced rates. Baggiige checked through; ij Mumds allowed each passenger. J.

E. WOOTTEN, Gru7 Kiitd. Jtenillnif, Aug. 4tll, PCk I I'J J) ANj A RA I A D. SUMMER TIME TAIII.E.

Eight Trains (Daily) to and from Philadel-Jiliin nnd l'iltslmrg, S-ven Trniiia l)ail to ami from New York, ami 'I woTriiiiis Daily to mid from Sunday Excepted. ON AND AFTER SUNK XV, MAY i.lili I'M the Passenger Tram of the Pennsylvania Hail' road Company will ,1, pun fmin Mini arrive at Philadelphia, Yolk, Piu-huer and F.i le as lollnu EASTWARD. PIMLADKIPIIIA EXPRtvs haves burg iluliv (except Moinlin ul a. 111., uml in-rives at West Philadelphia i lu, l'lves Ut NeW llllk Ht 111. FA I' LINK leaves llurrisbiirg dally nt arrive at West Philadelphia 1,1.

and 111 rives nl New Yi li at I 1111 iu LANCASTER TRAIN, via Sit. l.v,., Ilarrlsburg daily (except Iv with Ihrouuli car for Philadelphia; nulvis-it West Phlladelphiii ut li.11 p. Xoik at I. 'il 11. in.

SOI till. RX FXPHKsS ines dully at 11. 111., arrives nt Philadelphia p. 111.. nnd New York at .1 ti p.

m. P.X li lt; K.XPItKss leave HartUlairg dallv nt II. HI 11. 111., arrives at West Philadelphia i. and 1111 ivesat Sew York at nil KLMIRA KXPRKss leaves li 1 isl.u, (except SiiiiiImv) lit S.lm p.

Hirlies at II 1 l'hllaileliiliia ut ii.mi p. and arrives at New 1 01 at In. 1:1 p. hi. II XRK1MII Hi, ACCOMMODATION 1, vi Ilarrlsburg dally (except sundav at 41111 11 and iiri ives at r.i I'tn 1 I i CIN4 INN ATI EXPRESS, leave.

Ha, a sb, dally at p. 111., nn-ives nt West Plilladelpl, a lit i. Viii. tn. and ut rive at New Y01 at ui.

IVEsTW.XHD. ERIE AIL west, for Kile, lenveslliirii.bin,. dailv at 4 n. in arrives at Krie Ht ERIK EX PKEsS tr Ki le, leave, Harris biinj daily (except Sun, luj ut p. ailiic ut Erie st 7 a.

111. SOUTHERN EXPRESS leave Il.irrt-bi.i daily at till a. m. nn-ives al at ti.Vi in id 111 rive, at Pittsburg at li 111 PA IHC KXI'HKSS hale lllirrUlMllg daily at 4.u"i 11. 111.

nri Ives at Altoona at a. Ma. 111.. lor breakfast, and arrive nl I'm, hi, 1 in WAY PAssKNl.KH TRAIN sv Ilan dullvat 7.4.1 a. 111.

arrive nl Altoorn inu p. 111., tor (llnner an I at Pittslmrg at 'J Hi m. MAILTllAIN leaves llarrishurg daily (cicrpt Sunday) at p. m. nt Aliisma at 7 ii p.

111., tor supper, and arrives at Pitt.bmg nt Lai 11. 111. FAsT LINE lenves llurrisbiirg daily (except Sunday) at Jimp. m. un-in i aii.i,,ii,i ti p.

for supper, and urrlvcs at Pitt-lung i l.il a. 111. PITTsBURG EXPRESS lenves Han i.b,,, daily (except Sunday) at ll.il p. 111 arrive Alt'Kina at 4. mia.

111., and arrives at Pittshiug at a.isia. 111. CI Nt I ATI EXPRESS Harrlsbing dally al li II a. m. an Ives at Alumna at 4 a and arrive at Plit-buignt s.ii'a.

111. D. M. Box H. Gen.

PnsM-mrer Agent. A. J. Ass ATT. Geiienil Muiiiil'.

r. VALLEY AIL ROAD-TIME TABLE. Takes i-ffis't, Monday, July Wh, XVEsTW'AHl). r. v.

r. II 1 1 i 1 .1 .1 11 ...1 2.11 a. a. I'ave lliirrisbuig sou. Mel 1 iirllsle hi.

Newville 11 III. Arrive Leave I In. A 11 i ve I reeiieast le. .1 1. 1.1.

Hageisioan 1141. A. f. ..4. r.

u. ...7.1.1. r. a. EASTWARD.

A. M. Leave llaierstown liieeiieaslle Arrive! Leave! hntiils'l-shiiig Arrive shipM-iisluiig. Newville nrllsle Meehllll 11 Arrive Hat 1 A. M.

1. a. .7.111. in mux ,1.111, .11. I'.

Hi. .1 .11 ii.l'i.. Ill Vi. ..11 i 11. iV 4.1.

ii A. a. m. r. a.

SOUTH PENS'A, RAILROAD TRAIN leave CiiamlH-rsbum at )i. 111., leave Stniih peutm, Jltlictlouut 4.. II p. Ilirlvesat Melx-erslilH nt 1:11.1 p. Loudon ill 11.

Iii p. 1 I11111, ml nl ii si i. m. Ret iimlng train leave Richmond at i a. 111 Loudon at li.

hi a. 111., Mei eer-bing at f. Vi a. lie, iiriives ut South Pi nn. ,1 urn 1 mu at sua a.

hlllllbershtitv at s.4.V,i, m. Mi IN A I TRAIN lent I iI.iii nt 111., uml ft.o 11. in. Returning, niim ul liaiiils i-sbury nt s.ila. nnd 4.1.1 p.

111. SUM E.XPHKss TRAIN leave Imnits-is. burg ul i p. 111., a 11 1 es at Han isbuig p. 111., and riili eli hilu.i at 7 a.

111. A. II. I 1 1.1.011. I J.

F. BUY 1 1. lo'll'l. Ticket Ag. lit.

SujM'I'iliteliilelit. rEST JERSEY ROADS SIMM! It Mill XM.KXIKNT. 1 iieiiiu l.liM.sixx. June is, Trains ill leave Philadelphia lull APE MAY. 9.11 a.

In. lb. 1111111 Mall Express, due at till p. m. 3.11 p.

111. Veeoiliuiislatliili, due at 7 p. III. 4.ii p. 111.

la -1 Kx press, due at I. In p. 10, A. M. Sunday Mall, due nl In.

1.1, RETURNING TRAINS I XX CAPE AY. U. -IU II. III. AeeiimliiiMlittlon, due at 111, 7-iii a.

111, Fast xpress. due at In mm. in. M-isl. p.

tn. Atteiii'Hin )iiess due at s.il p. m. 5.ii I'. M.

Siniilav Mail, due at e. a. ON SATl HllXXs ONLY a Fast 1 1 11 1 III hiivti Philadelphia nt dm- al Cape Mav 4.p. U. Ret ill lilng, leavl uie May on Monday ut a.

due al Plilludelpliia Pllllllilltl Paltiec tin's nre ultaehed tothe 11 A. H. and 4.1m p. 111. train Hum Philadelphia, and the 7.

11. 111. and p. 111. lulu tnuu I ape Ma Seals may Iw sts'iircd in advaint' at No.

Chestnut street, TRAINS LEAVE For Nl III Hie nd Vllii land s.ini A. 9.ini A. Ill r. r. h.

or Hi IdL'eton and any stations s.iki a. r. and .1.111 r. a. For Salem ii a.

m. and r. a. For idii-slsiro' s.ki a. ti ti.ii a.

11.1.1 a. 8.11 1', il. r. .1 .111 r. a.

I or mm 1 1 nt rt', eiioiiiili and Muni ua a. 11.1.1 :i.ni p. A. r. r.

m. For sivedeshiiro s.ki M. Hi p. a r. M.

Itridlfeton und Port Norris railroad I niln con-ueet it 1 ruin to and from I'lilludelphla. I IX'Igld In I lis leave Mil ilea ilallv, For tape May, Nl 1 11 Hie, ineluiid, Ac, nl 9 A. a. For Bildgeton, Salem, Swedeslmio, noon. gt I oiiimlllutlon BiMiks, iiiouthlv, sensen and yearly tickets, for sale ut the otllee ol the Treus.

I uindi 11, SI. jlllieiVlf Sll'l in in li-i, I ONT ALTO RAILROAD. TIME TAIU.E-t 1IAN1.E OF HOURS. -VTEW EEAL ESTATE AGENCY. The undersigned having opened a Real Estate Agency in Chambcrsburg, Franklin countv, will give tlieir faithful attention to the procuring and disposing of Heal Estate aud all business of that nature, entrusted to their cure in this and neighlioriiig counties.

The following descrilail Valuable Real Estate situate in Fruukliu county, is ottered at Private Sale ou very reriaonable terms No. 1. Two and one-half lots of ground, in the borough of Gnsneustle, with a one aud one-half slory Brick House, two stables aud a large Wood Shed thereon erected. No. i A lot of ground in the borough of Clium-bersburg, with a wo-slorv Brick House, two-si ory Back Building and lirick stable thereon erected.

So. i. Acres of Limestone land in Guilford ithin one mile of Chuinhersuiirg. No. 4.

8 Acres and 57 Perches of Limestone land, in Guilford within one mile of Cham-iiersburg. No. A Kami containing Ki Acres of good Gravel land well improved, in Hamilton Twp. No. A Farm containing 53 Acres ot good Gravel land well improved, in Hamilton Twp.

No. 7. A lot of ground in the Isiruugh of Chambcrsburg, ith a two-story Bikk House llicru-on erected. No. S.

A Farm containing pa Aires of lint vol land, with good improvements thereon, in Hamilton Twp. No.il. A lot of ground with a two-story lirick House tlicieou erected, in the tiorough of Chiimlicrsburg. No. 1(1.

A Farm containing KU Acres of Gravel bind, well improved, in Hamilton Twp. No. II. 4 Acres of Mountain land, well umbered in Hamilton Twp. No.

li A lot of ground with a two-story XVeiitherboarded House thereon erected, in the tiorougii of t'hauilM-rsburg. No. Hi. til Acres ol good Male hind, in Hamilton Twp. No.

II. Acres of Mountain laud, in Hamilton weil timiM-red. No. l.i, 130 Acres of Mate and Gravel land, in Hamilton Tu itlmi one mile of t. liambei's- burg, good improvements.

No. Hi. 1 Acres of Slate and Gnu el laud, put in timber, in Hamilton Twp. No. 17.

ISSAeiinof Limestone land, in Guilford within 'i' miles of Chum good improvements. No. Is. it Acres of Limestone laud, in Guilford with, a large new stone House then-oii erected. Xu.

la. -Lti Acres of good Limestone land, Willi good improveincnis aud running wuU-r, 1" Antrim Twp. So. an. A lot of ground with a tuo-story Frame House thereon erected, in the borough, of Chans be rsblllg.

No. 21. A lot of ground ith a two-story Stone House mid a one ami one-half slory Frame House thereon erected, in the liorougli of I iiamlierslmrg. So. si.

15 acre of Soap-stone land, illi good Improvement. In I uuilssiiaiid county within mil ot shlppcnidinrg. tall on, or address. II. F.

LAD A SON, Uenl Estate Agents, auglS-tf Clrambcrsbmg, i'a. Jacoh CoxUAn, AucUoiuvr, 4 PMINISTKATOITS SAI.K OF TIIE 2Y FTATEOF WILLIAM MENT.EIt, dee'd. Oil Thurnbiu and Frtdtty. September ilhtiwi ith. ll.

Will lie sold at Public Sale, on Hie premises, on Thursday, lite, ith day of September, bv the Administrators, ith the ill annexed, the lolloping dcsetllKrd real and Itctsoual proiierty, via No. of a Tit ACT OF LAND, alHurt one mi in Last of Fayettevilie. adjoining lands of Samuel Furry, li. A. Rcnfcw and others, containing SEX KM AC1SKH AM) TEN PERI 11 fc.s.

mut lninsiiiT. This trad Is clear, of tlrsl-ralo quality and in a high stale ol cultivation. No. 5 Consisting of a TRACT OF WOOD LAND, adjoining lands of Samuel Furry. David and others containing KliillTY-TWO A RKs AND FIGHT sEVEN PE lit II-L.

neat measure, and laid off in thirteen lots. Very tine Chestnut and Oak Toid r. No. S-Consistingof a tract of Ht LAND, adjoining binds of It. A.

Keiifis sinnui Willie's iit-trs aud others, containing FoltTV Al AND HITV-FIVK l-KIH IIF.S. neat msftsiuv.aiid laid off lit eight lots. Lh gnnt Tim-Isr. Tin' foregoing hind ill sold iu lots or undivided as may st suit purchaser. At the same tune and place id be sold onc row, one rix-Wawaj bugi.ry.

one. one-horse wagon, bugs, saddles, etc. Aisis-Household ami liitclnn Furniture, eon. sisling In Jsirt of bunnus, In-itsltnifls. labii's, eiiairs.

cupisKirds, tiook cass-. tubs, c-al lets Niagara couk siovb and iliiim one Kiualier cook stove, and other articlist loo utinientus to mention. Sale lo cominenn; pujictually at nine o'clock, a. m. Will be sold by the HMlue parties, nil Frithiy the 5th litiyo Stj-tembrr, thejiietnisii, a tnlet No.

or a TH At I OF LAN D. sit-nate tour Greenwood, nisiul two miles La-l of Kavetteville, loijotnillg latnlsof Nicholas Hunter. Mont Alto lion Company mid oiiirrs, con. talldug TIIKKK ACUfcs AND ONK lit S-DtiKD I'Lltl 1IKS, unit min-ino. No.

5 Consisting of a TU At OF Mol'NT AIX LAND. lands of Samuel Uhiu-hart and lb" Mont Aito iron containing TVS it lit NDItKD AND SIX TLt Al KKs AND SI.VTV l'Mil HKs, iira-HP'. and laid off In nine lots, 1 his tract will tssind iu lotsor undo Idisl as a ill bc( suit pun-hasi-rs. Sale to commence at ntlte imn K. a.

m. l'-ruis madt: known on dav of sviie iv ihe nil. derslgiinl. IIKNliV MKNTKli. JoiiN M.

MKNlUt. Adtnini-trators, with tiie 111 nnncvo, of il- iiain Memzer, ibi'd. 4 I. AUK Ol'IXJUTl'X IT V. I will st 2 iy litnn 1a M.fnii.itHMii Willi of Hit utifj (l tiiiit- Ii-tui Hi Or fl'l 14 MM.

I.AM) Un iS.ii'i himI Jin t.ut:ii.tv in Jit vtitrn. 1 If -m-iiti t'ttii'-i-t run TON Hi lOK 1 fwm. on TKN ANT llMl'; () mv vl MONK liul on i Hmi-c (im a km thai liti.il 10 lw lr. n-in of tint. iu tons t( Uxv, tlli f'tr Uoit-.

Tin MiitiMon lia ttil lmH't it iy rtfl lib tin, 1 lis- oit tin tana have turn rHfi-l within the iat f'ftir ytiiw. Thf t)oi 1mm h.w I ly f-m't liKe ttic Wiir, HUi i r'i-i'hTl on thp lw-t jfnizitiif f.iitu in Krtlrirk Har. toutvilh "Uit.ii. iiiwuit 4fj vtU'U fim tht i)OUM. Thrr1- a Viw o( the rulliwi'l fori mili- ttirU way from ihf hum; ltii-h i ituist4 on a iMiitifniViviition, Thrn lint' itn-m ff runtaiijf through th itnd mv vin fine wiiripr rl to (he TlnTr 1 ai mi tht fsirm th itf Uif ttfir-t ttir-lmtnin in thi nf r'rMi'rh-fcT tn full iH-Hilni.

A KK- ami KKi Or WKAlMiW lAMi. TUtrr 1 jit Nw town, nnc itillr tlUt-int. Thf tin flrtf t-iaoii. siid Mvnil hnrrln-3. Tlwrr nrt .1 hiri'' Kiotir Miiii tthm oiu tuii, ami a VVuoU- Kti' tnry iihin vani of the rtur rir Ktrtu-iUar' iin.uirv at tlu VMra Snirii oftUt.

JOHV V. MKAlKa ItmrliMf Ni-wtowu, Krftlcriclt Va, 1 I A On ThurUy, tU Uh 1X73. Thr nrmrrin il, Attontfy in f.iet fi hvlr of Mitrtin Myr, lti! of Montitomrry tiecM, wlii offer at 1'iihilc "-ui; on the iiiIk TIIK KAUM of the latp tttmle In on tin lotut from to Viliiitut--Mrt, mui iiiiiifs from rtitut-f Ht Ininlrftt uul tiftv Uirtt? Acie. more or lew. alHut foriv Acre of TIUUVLNU OAK Thw lantl xirt f.imeMtoue ml jrl Km'fton.

Tin" iinproveim-tat therwHi ouii)t of 1 lairje hik, Bank lUirn, ami other Rees-irv otH-luuhlin. A never fnihng prtnif of tiol h-ur the ltotiti-. Aio, A FINE OKCIIAKO well elaete ruit. Xile to commetii't- at 1 i hen ul-t'-itiium i Ul iv-'fi anil ui oh know a hy JoiiN l. iiVKliN In fact atiIlt for ivy i Martin My-r.

tiee'l. SALE OF VALUABLE i r- h-TA I K. Itv virtue of an cmier of Ot'pliiHi' ourt t'rankiin eMitUy, 'n, hw ilirt-ettI. i will vxHnu to l'uoiie ie, on the pi'i'ini, tiereiiiitn-r (hisriiMl. Sutwni-tt, the dnwj Srjttcml'et, A.

the follow-Intf U'-ul h-Ulr. to it A TK ACT OK I.AM) Mug hi Antrim ton in Is- county afore, nul Uniiilei hy laini ot John outi, a puhlic r-l. km I of Mi-itiior uively. Vimnel lloiiintf er. iMvi't Klii-mun, an! tiie VVa ik bImho' anU Turnpike, oontaiuin At" KKS AM) 71 FKKI IIK, The Improvement are a Hriek Dwelling II ou, hank iu.ni, an-t otlu-r ontiMiihiin.

'I io-re a pleiuij-i Young Oirliaril of itohe fj nit on thU iruet. to ronimenet at I o'clock r. when terui vUl lw made known. A I A VMAU tiariiin of th minor chihireii of Henry Ornve, ih-e .1. m.if-tKrt rALUABLE FARM AT TKIVATE rhi Rmlntnet ofT rt at Trivate Sale, that vaiiiai'le farm, fonneriy owne( hy he Ju-liie tter, sitiiHte iu tarne I mile from the Uiss of i ayetteviilf, anl four mil-? from lu.nt!erhnrK.

U'ljomin taiui of Uer, lr. Cmafortt auI other. The firm CONTAINS AC KKS of Talent) Kiinetime Ijind of iujriorqiialtty, anil now in a hth tnU- of cuiti at Jon. Itaviiiij Un reenliy thorouhiv Alwint a A. Rta ar roveretl with fine TIMUKK, arul tiitrw it aMit i nen-i of alerei un a.

low There a But Watrr I'oaer on rise fnrm f-uftleient to ttrtve any ontmuty Mmehinery, The are KOi. roiwi-i iiijr of a lare Hi and Wtittiier-lKiHt(-i) tlou-a Mone lUltt, aft ft-et Ions; to Wuron iilt, ami all neeewMnry out Tliere is a tuvtr faUliiK and a line veil of water at the it wlim. II HiKl'KKU HYKIiS, nrfMf Atfyndi fart for Martin It. int rt. I'ECUL'ATIOX FOR LUM BEU t7 I A I-K A rart of i arrest of the tin-etttuitjer iaml in Kmnkiin eounty at private anle, in lot of I'larre or niin', fox'utt The land Ilea iiIoiik the Vont Aito iaiiist), in townfh.p, nejvr FaveHev Hie, ami i part me nauiou j-iinn or It.

insert. Tiie timlr m-tinlv Yellow i'inc uml 1 nul to lie tiie IkhIv of pine timU-r in the eounty lioth for iif.e Hint fjitutity. Tiu ie la at- atnotiif it a Utiie (juantity of thrifty mk. Tne tunlM-r ran be purefijtf-(t itb or without the lainl, ileal retf hy tht The laii'l al-o in of thelK'tt q'naiiiy of fanning latui tn lit- ronnty. There ia aia of ater nenr the html, persons wi-hintf to view it, or tleMruii further Information aiil call mwn or 11.

sN YDKU, junei.1m hatn.M TALT'AliLE FARM AT PRIVATE SACK. The owner of a valunhie Farm in thi eounty, ueMlre to ar Went. For that reason he oflvrat I'rivate Sate hw farm, eontalm li. TlAl UKS AM) 70 FKUtilLSof Llmeatone laml. It Ilea in Peter township.

It haa (hereon enftetl a g(rtl FHAMK TWO STo(t otK, well finiho.l, ani a FKAMK IIAKN An Otehartl (f exeellent Fruit. Well near the cl(wr of never-htiliiuf water. The himl if emooth and easily worker and mot of it lw Iteen lately limed. If I in an exeeiient neiif hlKirinwMi mii1 iH altogether leniratMe fr any one wi-hin; to purehare a uniall farm. It ean Iwmjjht at a priee, and on ea.y )eronj hdmiif to huy will call at the Yaltry fyirit of- ue- nr im vner pttnicuiar.

augwJt I PUBLIC SALE OF EEAL ESTATE. O.V TUESDA SEPTEMBER 16, 1S73. Tlio undersigned will sell at Public Sale, on TnetUn, Ike huh day of September next, the following propert to wit Xol: lttl ACHES OF LAND, more or less, situated in Peters township. Franklin county, one-half mile north of L'pton, on the riiad leading to Loudon, ami near the Greencastle ami Mcicerslnirg I' Ike. This Farm is good quality of Limestone lind, with a large TWO-STOltY LOG HOt'SE, (used with a large LOG ISAUX, 2 Wagon Sheds, unil Cornel ills, llog House, and other aut-buildings, and '2 Wells of suitnling water one neartlie house and the other nearthe barn.

Also, choice Fruit, such lis Apples. Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Gnipes. Ac. Tins Farm Is well supplied with heavy Timber. No.

2: 140 ACltLS OK LAND, more or less, situated Iu Montgomery township, Franklin county. nnc-quartcr of a mile south of Vpion, on the road leading to Samuel Martin's Mill. This Farm is a good quality of Limestone and slate I. ami. The improvements uieilFUAME HOt'sK, (Mi-alhcrboarded), a LAHUF, HANK BAltX, with Wagon Sheds, Corncribs.

Hog House, mid other out-buildings, ami '2 Wells of Water near the house. Also, a large vnrietv of choice Fruit Trees in hearing condition. This Farm has 25 Acres iu Timber. No. 3: Also, A TRACT OF TIMliF.lt LAND, In Antrim township.

Franklin countv. on the road leading from l'pton tothe Wlllianisjoi-t Pike, adjoining laud of Samuel Martin, John Urn Imker and st Iters, containing 22 Acres, more or less all under Tinils-r. Also. TKN t'NIMPROVED LOTS In Tiv ton. Pa.

Also, on the same dav. I will sell NKW HKICKSaiid Hunnl OLD' MUCK S. Thes Farms are ithin one mile and a half of four urchin of dirt'ei-ent persuasions, five Merchant Mills, and llvemiiesfrom Greencastle. a Railroad station, here there is much business done, and also convenient to school houses, smith, sins', tailor ami wagon-maker sliojis. Any person ishing to view any of the call on tile undersigned, residing one and a half miles est of l'pton, Franklin countv, Pa.

WIsII ALL THE CREDITORS TO ISE PItEsKXT UN" Til DAV OF SALE. Sale lo commence at 10 oVIook a. on raid day. JACOB YOCXG, aug'20-4t Assignee of Peter Hawls-eker. K.

A. Zahha, Auctioneer. 77XTEXSIVE 1TBLIC SALE OF J'i HEAL ESTATE. In pursuance of an Order of the Orphans' Court, the undersigned will offer at Public Sale, on Saturday and Tuesday, the 'Sith and 23d davs of Senteml-er, 17:1, the following Rvnl Estate, latetue jiroperty of tn km a 11 Heiimax, deed, viz: At MeFerren'a Hotel. In Fayettivllp, on Sat.

nrdav, the siKli of septcml-er. lsT'l. A smail Tract of Mol'NTAlN LAND, adjoining lands of Dchisnt and others, eon-lalnlng Acns. 011 which there is Pine, Chestnut and Roek Oak Tiints-r grow Inir. So.

3. The undivided one half of a Tract of MOI'NTAIN LAND, adjoining hinds of Mr. Adam Kadel, William Minter's heirs and others, eontainini; 11 Acns and PerchcM, neat. No. 4.

The undivided one-lmlf of a SM ALL TRACT OF LAND, adjoining lauds of George I.udw ig, Adam Kadel and others, containing Acres nnd Perches, net. There Is Iron Ore on tlnnn two last mentioned tinets. on the pri'inisisi, near the t'nlted Church, hi Guilford tow nship, 011 Tuesday, the 'illd dav of SeptemlMT. No. 1.

The Mansion Farm adjoining lands of Gisutrc Fctterhoof. Ch-irh-s Thomas nnd others, containing 111 AC Es and PERI Es, net, with a large two-storied HUH llol'sE, I.ng Itarn and other improvements thereon eri-etcil. This farm lies within iiiiicaud a half of New Franklin. No, i. A Tit ACT OF LA adjoining lands of John 11.

Snider. Jacob Hnlsjnj-er and others, containing ON III NDIiKD AND SEVENTY-TIIKEE At REs AND FIVE PERCHES. m-t, on hich there i a Two storied Stone DWELLING Hot sE. huge Hank liarn mid other Improvements thereon en-etcd. These Farms are iu a hlyli state of cultivation and gMsl condition, ami have large Orchards of goisl fruit, Ac.

Sale lo commence on Saturday, the IMh of Sepietnlior, at one o'ch-ek, p. and on Tncs-pav, tiie i'lid of Septi niber, at ten o'clock, a. l.i 11 the teims of sale PIN' made know br WILLIAM IIKKM DANIEL HERMAN. Executors. "rALUArLK I.IMK8TOXE FARM at ri r.uc SAI.K.

TJCnsOA OCTOPER iSIK, 1C1 Thf nii'litrsliitwi, Kxtm'f MH'linr tut1 of luiwv tow tU ill hU I'uU tr on lie on Thurnlrttt thr fmt thnt of 173, tin- farm of shM Mitn-ttti tn tuinry oil Ihf twi It-nillntf from singly (ii'tv1 lo iit'f'iiAOKl, four iniUi fin Hw foniHTHud al mllfH fiom tiie littler, rontuining i-- AC UKS AM) JO rEUCHKa. rttn! iwivnrr, alont Jlini'ii1 of wlitrh l.i In noo! TlnilT. Tht- iuiprtivt-uii'iit-i cmMl of oih- (uruo iMirt Irfc anil mil Vih1 one larvn l.ojf Hani Uh hoii Mr. anl lorn rlh, uim Hli o.ltTiMH'-j"ai'T A V11 of nv-t'r tttt-r mtir tiie Imh- ittil ('Utrrn tli" hwr. Ai, a Vmm i-rliant of ('hofr? i ruit hfsnntr Thinbitxt iMmiotl.

Hii i unit tit a of on-tv 4 niHt' from Slarion at ion, on tin- V. K. hfuou Hdlarcf crown Th" huii'iiiit; nr lu rctilroof niakini; nil ti. iScl'l vsy of a'-ct. A I till- of all oiM umbnuKHH HI In Un ion hu--r.

Any on- to lt tli jirt'mlwn htn hy "tiilliu on UoM. A. Met m-ar nuill' t. on tin i liamlM-n-lniru ain( rtt fir on (i o. IV.

M-t mur Kunk-town. NiaitMo at 1 o't iot t. hn t-triitluitff iM 1mi plvrn ami fi-rm mut It know lv UOHT. A. unil iiho.

V. I.KAUV," Kxi-tit'Mitf John 'hury. Jim t.t-ASKa, Anftionwr, EAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE. Oa TlfVnsiA SKIT. ta I o'dJl- P.M.

rnr-natit to an nnlerof the Orpliamn' Court of Ftnukiiii roi.Ntv, the unttei.lifnel. Aimm. l-tnttrit of John kite of Montgomery townhin, 111 at alMivet the following oeci i('l Keal K-tatef to tt U(U IMPOVFI) FAUM. tiluntilln Antrim Franklin efmnty, iHitimh'ti hy hintttt tf Apt. li.

J. (oyl, eo. In hi, Jmattiau Kt aritl othi rx, ciuitulmng a( itmrf or Fattn Uei aelllimettA few yeum anl tiie tinpn' ementn omM of a tiKI ItANK ItAUM. aoHlan! eufoiialle HUH IV r.LlM a atfou hel. ami oniet th, Iloj 1'en, uml ul) nt-wmiy a well of exeelient in ver tailing water, wilbanrw pnmpthervtu.

AnOt. l.mti of iMafle! Fruit, ami aiout li ACI.M UK TIMIH LAMf lh' Imlanee rh-an-'l. to eoinniinee at 1 o'eioek p. m. on auhl tlav, when terms ill be uiaie known.

-1 SAN MV ART. AtlminUtmtrtx of John ilec tl. aii-r-fi-t- ORPHAN'S' OU UT SA LE, OF VAI. I AliKK KKAL K1 ATE. I virtue of uu order of the Orphan Omit of Frnttktlu county, 1 he umler'ifm'd.

iurdtau of ulvin Oiekey, minor of alviu 1 it key, late of Hiio diMeji'd, exjMt-eal 1'uhlle Outery, in the preridMM, th? Wh day of ttmifr, A. Kk all tli.it pUuittiiu and tnw of lumi. -itimte in li-r? towtmhip, adjointu hind- of A iuui W. Itvdrr, Jojm Mteliy. ln kev ami Il.

im of Adam Hok d-eioHd. eon-tanttf i-iaer, more tr 1im, of uimm! hirm kind. T'rte -MX of a KMI U(Ml'). rieit Mmie lweilin iiott and a aulMuntiiU Iktrn, an.l otit- te i-e-avjirv out.huildiiiir!. 'I In prop rlv at ii imated.

nar to htotr. mil; ami In uu iiiteftieiit nttd highly Jiiipfi'Veti HcsuhUir it fit is tI on iuduei-no nt to inn havr dt-tiroii of m-uniig a Urst lute rum and a home. Any pnMm wiiiiutf to euuitm. thr farm Ik'- foie the thty of stfiiie, nm end upon the t'-mint re-ahliiitf thereon, ho UJ give uU neetiry infor- ion. The iiioiitv will in Mild freof all tneum.

Itninee, and an um-xe ptionul ie ttlte wiil lc lei'iit or iie ilf ana Or mad known on tht-iiuy ol Mle. Xiie to eommeneeat I o'ehn r. si. J. M1AKFK, tiiiardian of aiiK'l-l-t' Calvi Iikkkv.

AuetionHr, -prune sai.k of limkstone I. AM Thr Kill ami m-ll Ml Rl, fill tile ptTUits-, on Thttrtriittlf.the lin nuv hi l-. it, I Hint i i-rtalii 1 HALT OK I. AMi, sltu.ilr in (nilili.nl tnwiisliln. at thr ll-l fit t'lilltntr f.irhirf.

flvp milium t. HI -MIIIKK AMI hK KN At KKS ami itivty rt'lwH, mitt uifa-un. Tins is (int i.if ti ui.isi rnntiH In Knuikiln niunty. The lainl I. Ilrst riit limn.

I mil-, aii'l In it tiit' of rxi'i-llriit rtiltUitlloii. A (f.xi.1 TVV(TiltV I 1 1 1 i Hoi aK. flue iitn. Ititiik llitrn. aiitl rfwsl oti(-lniiltliiifcs.

A flnt Voiina Ori'lmrtl uml a wi-ll of xn'lli-iit mid ne-r Ittititiir utr. in iriMt.1 orl-r. Als.i. at tin siiliir time ami itlure III In. wni.

TKAl OK MNKTY TIIUKK At KE amt out- lmmlis'i! ami llilrtv wrcli. tin- mine iiuullty of laii'l itinl In us ptssl roiiitition. aitlia Iwo. st.iry KATIIKKUOAItHKlJ DVVKI.I.lXli llosK, tfwl Ituuk lUtrn, torn Crlli, Wnuoii hlwil. othfr improve iinrils thi-ri'fin Also, a tntrt of KINK Tl.MIIKU I.A.Mi, con.

tnlnliia twntvlliriT uriw ami tin ix-relnK. Tin Inii-ts art' nil nle to foiiimi iui! ut I o'clia-k, I'. when ii-nns iii in' niHUi' Known, ov UKI OVKIiCAslI, Knrvlvlng Kvi'iitor of (iinru aijrJi ts 1 )UI5Lie SALE OF VALUABLE KKAL KsTATK. On Kitunliy, the OCA thy of SrUntbt 1K73. Hy virtue of an onit-r of the Orphans' Court of mnkllu county, tin uiiilcrsijncl, A'linin- Istnttrlit of the estnle of I'l-tcr over, ilit-' mil M'llat Puhlii" outi rv.

on the pri'iiitsc. un th'bth dny at Sfitemher, Is71, clock r. tne iiiuoa 11114 lieiti Lstutti A TRACT OF tiKAVEL I.A.M), nftuiitetn uhto 11, lltttnilton Fmnklin on III Warm s-prmir Uotol. toiiiilts hy lumls of Jucoti I rith-r. m.

ICafT uiul others. a'oiii Kit tinier from liiimls'rslMiri, coiitmniuif H'Miut 77 Acres, ami linvm thereon crectnl a 1 WO-TOBIia BliltK liWKl.LlMi IIOt sE, a Krwne store a snmll Brick Tenant House, a Brick still House, a BRICK IlI.ACK-sSIITII MIOI and a Frnnie TUtm a lth othertiiit-liiilhlinir'. It Will 1st, oftereil Hltflfetlier. or in two Intel to suit purchasers. Terms tiuule know on itny of mtlel.y SAN OV Kit, ttiiiS-ta "rALUAKLE TOWN RESIDENCE K'H A I At private twlc, tlmt twiv storv HUH Hm with two-tttory JIHIt HACK HI II.IrlSG, mnlitintr 11 It.

mm and a Hull, mtimtf-l on noiith n-coihI hamtMnt-lmr-iE, now orcupiiti ly Mr. H. T. HnidtT. Th Lot fronta on trtt f4t nd inalnnit ft) f-t deep, with a privt alley on two side of it.

TIm1V-! ha thereon. n-ewHrA out-lnnldinio. Well of Water, tUtern, Iruit, Ac. I'rlec TerniN eHy. auyn -tf AUGUTCS IVNCAN.

T)UBLIC SALE OF vrALUABLE I KK.VL ESTATE. Will lie sold at Public Sale, on the uremises, on FritUm. the 6th dau of Srtitember. A. D.

hv tlift Atlmiiiistinf ois of lhtniei Sollenberger, tiie following Ut3-ecrilwd Kenl Estate Trnct No 1, being the JIansion Farm, situate in the township of Green, alxntt 4 miles from CliainlMirsbuifr. adjoining lands of Henry htouf-fer, John Hotz, John lMough and Itenjamin (irove, containing 137 AC'ltKS AND 147 l'Kltt'H-KS ot pood Limestone and Slate Land, in fine order, bavins thereon erected a trood two-story DOI BI.E IS1ULK IIOl'SK. good Bank Hum and Mublc, together with all the necessary outbuild ings, good fruit orclutrd, a iiever-liiilini Well ot Water. This tract has about IS Acres of excellent Timber Laud. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A.

M. Tract No. 2. Consisting of 111 Acres of good Mountain Lund, situate in Letrerkenny ailloining lands of C. Hoover.

Win. Ktter, and others. This tract bus good Roek Oak Timber on il. and is easy of access will be soldut the rami. Tract No.

3. situated in Hamilton township, ithin one mile of Chanibersburg, adjoining lands of Joseph Kbeiiv. A. K. MCI lire, Jacob Mouffcr.

and others: containing IliU ACUKS of good Slute Ijtnd, in line having thereon erected a good two-storv DW ELLING HoCsK, Log Burn and other oiit-tiuilditigs. giaiit orclinru, and a never failing Well of Water. This tract has IS ACUKS of good Timber Ijind. Sale to commence, on the premises, at 1 o'clock, p. M.

Tract No. 4, adjoining me anovc property, containing 75' At KKS of good Slate Ijiud, in tine order, having thereon erected a Two-Story HW KI.1.1NG HOI SK. Log liarn and other outbuildings, good Orclutrd. a never-failing Well ol Wuterand Snring. This tract his IS ACUhS of good Timber Laud.

Sale immediately after Tract No. S. Terms made known on the ilnv of sale. JOIIN IT. SOI.I'.KNUEItfiEIt, JACOB ,1.

SOI.LKNBKlttiKK. Administrntors of Iiunicl sollcnlicrger, dee'd. augit-at OTirilAXS' C0UHT SALE. "Will be sold at Public Sale on the premises, on u. the Mh dan of September, A.

J). In73, at Hlo'i-liM-k a. the following th'scribed Valu able Keul Estate ot II. A. ooyie, line 01 ninneit township, ilec'd.

I'lirpait No. 1, Hiijoining lanus 01 misii j. Doyle, Michael Hitler, and others, containing 111 ACKK3 AN 117 PEKCIIES of good Limestone land, having thereon erected a two-storv STONE DWELLING HOUSE ami Log Burn, together with all the ncei-ssnry outbuildings, gotsl Spring running the rami, and a large orchard 01 Choice mm. Purpart No. i adjoining the above tract of laud containing llfl ACHES AND ill PEHCHKS of good Limestone land, having thereon erected A TWO-STORY DWELLING HOUSE, Bunk Burn, and all the necessary outbuildings, together with 11 good Orchard.

Stream of Water running through the Farm. Pur)art No. 3, adjoining lands of Franklin Peiper, Wm. F.lder, and B. .1.

Dovle, containing 51 AC'ltKS AND 130 PEUCIIKS of Timlier land. This tract ill be wild at pnr- art No. 1. 1 urpart o. 4, tne unuiviucii one-nan 01 CO ACRES OF MOUNTAIN" LAND, adjoining lunil of John Skinner, Win.

Johnston, Ulid others. Purpart No. 1. HOI SE AND LOT or ground situate In adjoining lot of John Me- heim and David lloweiiuiun. Teniis made known on dav of sale.

B. J. DOYLE, niigili-ts Adm'r. of II. A.

Doyle, dee'd. Jons Mili.ku. Auctioneer. DUlILie SALE OF A VALUABLE LIMESTONE FAUM. O.V THVRSDAY.

SEPT. 17.1. The suWrllxT ill offer at Public sale, on the aliove duv, on the premises, his Valuable Limestone Farm, situate In Southampton township. rniUKllll COUIMV, 111 1 1 1 1 1 i.s hi iu ins north. wi st of siilpiH'nsburg, and 2 miles south.

west of Orrstown, CONTAININti ACRES of excellent Limestone land. In a good state of cultivation, and all under good p'ist and rail fence. There are alsiut 4Uneres of ootlluud, coveri'd ith hickory, oak, locust and walnut tiinlsT. A ssmI stnimi of water jwtsses through the centre of I lie farm, to which the stock have access at all times. The Inijirovcments consist nf a Two-tory Iloi'SE, with Kitchen.

Wash uml Bake House; there is a Well of creel-lent water convenient to the house, a New Brick Bank Barn, Insx.il first-class in ail resis'cts tV-igon Shed, ith large Hay scalist. ami all necessary out-biilldings. Tncre Is also an Orchard of Exeellent Fruit, consisting of An-tiles. Peaches. Pears, heiTli-s.

all In a thriv. condition. Any person ishing to view the lariu. or desiring' further infoi mation, will please call upon John Allen, residing ukiii the premises. Sale to commencti at 10 o'clock A.

on said ilnv, hen leniis wiil la. made known bv ADAM HO( KKK. anga'-ta Carlisle, Pa. Jolts M1M.F.R, Auctionit r. "YAU'ABLE FAUM IX FRANK LI (ot'NTY FOR SALE.

The ill ntTiT at Public srtie, ott the preuilses, 011 Friday, the titty of Srptrntter. lie follow lug Iti-ul Estate, to II Js At RES OK WELL IMPItOVEI) LAM), situate in Grtvn town-hip. In what is known as iiils-rtson's Itow, 7 iiitl-s of ham. Is-rsburg. and mites uort heast of siilpjM-nsbiirg, consist nig of Acn'S of eteelli-llt Limestone Ijtml.

and alsitit Acres of the Is'st quitfl-ty of Gravel Lund. Thirty (Hi! Acres are weli covered wllh Tiiids-r, and the Imlance Is In a high state of cultivation. The Improvement area large TWtl-STORY BlIICK HOI sE, a large Frame ami Stone Bara Vtt I'm feet. Wagon shed and all necessary outbuildings. There is onlhe premise one of the iiest Springs In the county, with a weli arranged Spring House.

Then is also on the premise a large and well stocked ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT. This is one of the most desirable farmi In Frank-liu county, and issitiiatedcouvtriitent toscliiKils, churches ami the market. Persons Ishuig to view the nrojsTty. can do so bv calling on the tenant residing on Hie farm. sale to commence at li o'clis'k, when the terms will tie made known.

LEVI lloltST. I SALE. By virtue order I of the Orphans' Couitof Franklin Pa. Tiie 11 udersgiii.sl Guard Ian of John and minor chlldri'ii of Michael Gis'lienoiir, ill extstse to Public Sab-, on the premises, oa Saturday, tht day itf Hrylmibrt I'd, A Tit At OF SLATE LAND, situate in Lnruun township. Franklin rHiiind'sl hy lands of John Sanders, John Morrow, Margaret Ijtughllii and Em'l.

Ri'sore, con-tatnluK li7 ACRES, with a TwivSttirled Friine Weatllerlioanled Iiwelltng House, Kntme Barn, and ot her nece-s-sar' linprov ements thereon erected. There is a gissl orcltard. ami an excellent Well of water close to the buildings. Also, at the same time and place, ill be offer-ed a tract of MOUNTAIN' LAND ts'loitgitig lo said tract, containing about sixteen acres, sit llitte til I.lll'gllll township. iMJIIIldeil by lands of Wm.

McClaln, Samuel Sillier, Mr. Men-otas. and ot hers, said Mountain land Is about miles from Mansion Farm. Terms made known on day of sale. Sale to commence at 1 o'chs v.

EMANUEL BESORE, nug-ftlt tiiiardian. rAHABLE FARM AT PUBLIC Itv virtu- of un onl-r from tin Or- ptmn! (nrt, thMinli'piiml wiil oflr i'ul-w Nil on the prvin on Wrrtnrjultn if Mh doy nf Sfjrmhrr, i7t. that tti-nintlil tru' ff luti'l iu Antrim lit th riitinf nf Jnhn Kjiihru-k, i u.it- 1 on ti? Kmi rtHl 1 miir f'ulh of i Im (Frrin-atir nnd MninIurtf Tuniptk', nnd 3 mtii't frr.m t.r iiJtlt. and 2 intl--(rota I'jttoii, fttMohiiiitf luitdi of William Witltrr, M. Myn, in.

I-ilan nnd olhr4 coiitaininji Hinmi At of uMrtnr qimiity ff land nci'i hirh i i(kiI ink ami I'tne liin'M-r. Tli iniprvrn-nt- nri a hirjfe TWO s-TOKY HUH liV KLI.iMi with Hhm. mi nt th huil'titii; im rt-mp unnvt-! nw and in KkhI rcHlr. A l.oi; HA US' t-n-r'tiH-r with ic-ewwnry out tmiidtuKi. -d of water und cUtrm poim-iilvnt to Km l)uilhiiir4.

Ttirrt- lurK' Htttt thtivhtr. Vol SG HKAUINU OK-iHAUUof choir fruit of ditTrrvnt vaiiitif. halt? to ciumiK'iirc ut II o'clock a. when tenii wttl br niiidi known hy atijs'b-'-t JAt oli Kset'iitorof Kinhick, 1 1 si.lil on the prelnlseH, 01 trxday the vtfh dau of Septet. 1S73, the one undivided half of 'M Acrea.

more or ie, of LIMESTONE LANK ItuatB Ill liuiiford townslilp. 4 tiilleii south of hanilicrshurK near the Erankliu Railroud. The land Is of the Is st iiuality and Iu a Kissi Mtattr ol cultivation. Sale to comiiK iiee at 1 o'cliwk r. when teriiiri will lie made known bv JOHN ARMSTRONG, Committee of EliiubcUi Miller.

At the same time and place, ill lie wild the other undivided one half of the foregoing tract of land, hy the IIOWEIC. auif-'TSt Sl'sANNAII ixm SALE OU ITouse I ASn Lorowiieil bv suutuc! Seirlt. situated on llimd in-ur slu pler A Mevera steam Mill, in the liorough liaitilH-rsliurtt. lor information apply to JOHN Mll.LEll, JulvAlf Auctioneer. "OTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! FllEY SCIIUFIELD, ti rtnt Hiwi ami i.tAi.iRs ix HOUSEHOLD FUItNITUUE, CltAMIIKUsRl-KU, PA.

The attention of hous. ki'epers and other la ritlhst to the larire and variisl asstirtment of llul sl.lliil li M'KMTI Ut, now oh ii.s1 for the iiisiK'etion of puretutseix at their rooms, on the s.H-oml story of Ettrk A Okkksawai.t Iron Front HuihUna, on Mam Krret. Their stock eon-alsls in part of IIUREAUS. WAKlmmiKs, WifAs, LOIM.Es, CHAIRS, TAIlLES, Tlatn and Marble lop Table and Stands, Hrti-ttradt, Mattrew. Tip-ton OTT AI.E ami ai, lilt I HtW i Alo.

a line lot of uikhI i aiidtriiel.OtiKINiit.I.AssEs. I'iitikk Kiiakis mam to iiKi.hR. ot anv desinsl sine and stvle. All of their furuit fHitd nt such low t1unn that umie dart; compete. PAIXTIXG, glazing and FA l'K HANGING doni- promptly, in the lM nty and at rcuHoimhie niti i.

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nuirtutw 4 GENTS WANTED FOR TIIE J.Y SUPERB NEW CHUO.MO "ULESSED ARE THE PURE IX HEART." Just ready, from an original painting bv Ida Watuh. l'liis picture is greatly admired by nil who see it, and is sure to become highly popular. Though executed in the highest style of the art, in order to reach the masses ami secure large sales, the price is much lower than that at which any Chrouioof like duality has ever Iwen sold. Terms extremely lilic nil. Exclusive territory.

Sold only by subscription. Apply at once to secure choice of territory. Circulars Ac, free. GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher, Sanson! street, Philadelphia, Pa.

attg'X-tw EO, WOODS GO'S ORGANS The most remarkable instrument ever perfected; capable of he most beautiful musical effects, anil In the most elegant caws. ALL LOVERS OF MUSIC should see them, und hear their COMBINATION SOLO STOPS T. L. BUDD, of ChamlM'isburg, has them. Jun Il-Oin.

Losral Notices. 4 A at AN ORPHANS' COURT, hold the ih tintt of Antutt, iH'foro the Hon. Win. M. Hull, I'lrsiilcMt, uml Jus.

I). Mc Dowell nnd Oak, Km'iM AHHix-hit-C Jtidjarei of our mid 4 onrt Ois motion of W. S. stenicer, the onrt (Cnint it Kale on the hen und lejful iMivift Itrnndt, thf'tl, to unpenr Ht the Orphim' Court, to In held ut hniiiiirlninr, for said County, on the 7th duy of tKtoher next, to tnk or retu-e to take the K-nl K-tnte of nnid deeea'd at the AppruUment vuhmtion thereof, ortonhow eaife why the wuue Ixm Id not le old, areonlinif to luiw. In testimony whenof, I have hereunto wet my hand and aOIxed the of rtaid Court, at I mm berMhurjf, the I'Mh titty of lT'I.

LT.Wl W. DETHK augSTJIt lerk. 4 AX OltrilAXS' COURT, luM at hamhi'rHliiir, for Franklin County, on th uh dm Ayuit InTil, Iwfore the Hon. Win. M.

Hall, Pri-ald'-nt. and 1. Meltoweil and ltivid Oakn, fci'v AnrnM-iute of our wild i 'onrt toi motion of W. Mrnsivr, Court pmnt a Kule on the heir and It al n'pre-enla-tivmof Ktiateth SjMneer, to Hppnr at the trjiliiih.i" Court, to Im Ht haiulMTrhurir, for svihl County, on the 7th duv wf th tolrer next, to tnke or refUfM to take the U.sr,l tStnte of mud dee at the Appnil-wnii'iit vitluation thereof, or to Mhow oauie hy the ruiinc nhfuild not be sold. aeerlin to Iaw.

In te-sliuiony wherei'f, I have henMintonet my hand and affixed the m-ni of jmSd Court, ul Chum-Itethurjr, the iMh day vf Autjuat. 1.KW I.S W. DKTUU rk. DMINISTUATION TAT OF CiKoKOK KxKfPKR, DkCKANKD. O.

tu In hertiv irlven that letter of Adutinl.ttni. tion on the KMate of Knepper, ht( of Quiney have hin rBtite.l tothe AH Mrwm knowing theni-w-lvi-a to Iw indehtiil to mtd tat will timke payment, ami all person having etuinm uiinmt the mime will preMtit them projH'rlv ant htntfeaieil lor BeHleim nt. I 1 1 Kl'PKIl, MKLC1IOK KI.DKK, julyaMlt AilmltiMruior. i DMIXISTUATIOX XOTICE.Xo- i tlct" herehy jrivVn, that letters of Admin-H-l i at ton on he of tieortfe Mtrader, .1 la( of Antrim dee have ln-en granted tin un-dernixued. AU (M rMtuiM knouiiig themele in-dehted to ald estate millpleajH ntake immediate pavuient, ami thoe having clattiiH against the M.ime Hill them proia ily authenticated for -M-tlh-inrnt.

i IIAIll.K H. S1IRATJEU, KMA.M IL IHAIKK, Adintui4tPatoni. A1 DMINISTUATION lice hereby given, that letter of Atliiiiu- Utiatlou on tiie estate nf Catherine Snider, lute of itiinry tp-, deed, have been granted the un-deiHijfni-d. AU iM-ntom knowing heiuel ve in-delited to Mild estate will pUae make Unmeili-ate payment, and thone having c-laimn arairmt thehatne wiil present them pitiperly JOHN SMITH. utigl.Pit Admtnlflralor.

IXFXTUTOR'S XOTICE. Xotice is I hereby etven that l'tters tsttainentary to lite estate of William Ktter, late of Ijreen dee'd, have lNsin frninted Ilie undersiiiusl. All fH'rsons Indebted to said estate will pleaai' snake i tiled laic, pnvmcnl, and tlns? liavlntr claims aill insi'iit thcui propcrlv authenticated for settlement to A( till KTTKIt, lii.XKY a. Kii Kit, aiiir.H'H Kiccutors. Attorneys at Liw nnd Justices.

4 a. 15 ATTOUXEY AT LAW, CHAMIiKlli-nUUG, I'A. Orrtci oyku C. IUiikhakt Co'a. GaocKBT MoRa.

aprt'TMy I. M. M'cai'LKr JOMJI R. OBB A It It ATTVHXliS AT LAW, HAaiiEHsHi ao, Will make collect Ions, and attend to all business placet in their charp', promptly, and faltlittilly. Office on Kat Market opMite Court House, iiiuvii-tf JJ A ATTORXEY AT LA t'HAMIIKIISBtlMI, Will attend promptly to the collection of claims, and all legal business entrusted to him.

Jiinu.VT'J STEXOEll, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Cham nEuani'RO, Pa. Office In l.ud Ig'a Ibilldlng, North-west comer or tne inamoiiii, nov-s-it o. m. nracAX. thkodoki m'oowas.

AX SI 0 A ATTORXKYH AT LAW, tifAxnKitsut'Ri), Pa. octiVftf-tf A I II It JUSTICE OF TIIK PEA CK. N'a JS Sovth Mais Two doom north of the Indian Queen Hotel, au-7 tf 1 II AMIIKItsllUKU, PA. Sowing Machines. I ELEGANT SEWING MACHINE WILCOX MAKE.

11 rU.l'lllli.,1 Hllll 1' llm I I on Waied lllack Walnut it It Panels of I'ollstieii jlottled Halnnt; tasters; Plated Ileininer, Keller, (juilter. Tucker, and Self.Sew-er. III tie sold at a larife reduetlon In price. I .1, 71 lull iiuce. aiir-tf "Ar ANTED.

A ininliaser to buy nn r.wiutr. fn ixi JH.iiur;, never been nel and warranted to lie a ttrst class ma- cnine. in sen it tor ahi. ltctiJ. Addrej Valley Sptrit nmee.

July24-tf TAU. JOIIN MONTGOMERY Jiaa I moved liia tldlce to Ids residence, tn the North end of the Moiitiromcry House, a few doora North of the Diamond. (maytt'itMy. If. HITESHEW'S, near theTDhT- mnnil, la the plas to yo for Miii-tinjf, Strte MiMlina or any thina In that line.

aiiK-27-tf ALE BILLS printed at short notice at tne au.it brian omen. JEARNEY'S EXT. BUCIIU. (Formerly with II. T.

IIELJI110LD). KEARNEY'S II I I) EXTRA II II I Is the only Known Remedy for Rrlglila Disease and has cured every case of Diabetes in which it has la-en given. Irritation of the Neck, of the Kindlier and inflammation of the Kidneys. Ulceration of the Kidneys and Bladder, Helen-tion of til.) Urine, Diseases of the prostrate Gland. Stone In the Bladder, Ginvel, lirick Dust Deposit, and Mucous or Milky Discharges and for Enfeebled and Delicate! oust it ut ions of both Sexes, attended with the following svniptoms: Losa of Power, Loss of Memory, Ilifiicnlty ol Breathing, Weak Nerves, Wakefulness, Pain in the Buck, Flushing of the Body.

Erupt ion on the Face, Pallid Countenance, Lassitude of the Sy. tcm, etc. Used by persons In (lie decline or change ol life; after conlincmcnt or labor pains, lied ct. ting in children, etc. In inaiiv uirections peculiar to Indies, the Extinct Itiiehii is uuc'itiulcd by any ol her reined As in Chlorosis or lietentioii.

Irregularity, Pain, tuluess or Suppression of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Seliirrus state of the Uterus, I ucorrliiia or Whites. Mcrilitv.and foi ull coin-plaints incident to the sex. It'is prescribed extensively by the most eminent Physicians and Miilwives for enfeebled and delicate constitutions of both sexes and all ages. HEAR It A It II Cures Diseanes Arising form Imprudences, I fab. its of Dissipation, In all tliclrstatfes.

at Utile expense, little or no change of diet, no Inconvenience, and no exposure. II causes a frequent desire, and gives strength to Urinate, thereby removing Obstructions. Preventing and uring strictures of the Urethra, Allaying Pain and Iiilluiiiuiation. so freiitcnt in this class of diseases, and expelling all Poisonous mutter. KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCnU, I.OOper bottle or six bottles for on.

del lvered toany address, secure from obscrvut ton, hold by Druggists everywhere. Prepared by KEARNEY A lot Dunne N. Y. To whom all letters for Information should lie addressed. VOID QUACKS AND IMFOSTERS.

No charge for ailvice and consultation. Dr. J. Dyntt, Graduate of Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, author of sevend valuable work'L can U) consulted on nil disinscs of the Sex mil or Urinary Organs, (which he has made an ess'cial study) either Iu mules or female, no mutter from what cause originating or of how long standing. A practice of Ml years enables llilll to treat disease ith success.

1 ures guar, nntced. Charges reasonable. Those at a ilis. lance can forward letter describing symptoms and enclosing stump to prepay postage. Send for the Uutde to Health.

Price 10 cents. J. II. 11 OTT, M. Physician and Surgeon, loi Dunne New York.

81,000 A For unv case of Blind. Bleeding, Itching, or Ulcerated Piles, tlmt JiK-BING's PILE REMEDY falls to cure. Preired expressly to cure Piles nnd nothing else. Sold by all Druggists. I'1 0 CELEBRATE!) HORSE AND CATTLE POWDEliS.

This preparation, long and favorably know will thoroughly re-invigontle brokeu-d'ie. and low-spirited horses, by st lengthening and cleans, iug tiie stomach and Intestines. It sasiire preventive of all diseases incident to this niiiuial. such as LUNG KKS EH. GLANDERS YELLOW WATER.

II KAY KM HUGHS Iils'FEMl'ER, NKVKKS FOUNDER. I.is.-i iiF APPETITE AND VITAL ENERGY. Ac. lis use Improves the wind, increases the appetite gives a smooth and glossy skin and I ruiistorins the miserable skeleton into a llnc-looklng und spirited horse. To kei'M is of Cows this preparation Is Invaluable.

It isusurc pii'Ventiveimaliist Hlndcris-st, Hollow Horn, etc. It lias ls-cn proven by actual exH-riment to Increase the iiiautttyof milk nod cream twenty per and make the butter firm and sweet. In fattening cattle, it gives them an appetite, lumen llieir hide, und tiiukes them thrive lunch faster. In all dlsea.si'sof Swine, such as Conghs, UIiits Iu the Liiuks, Liver, Ac, this article nets as a s'cltlc. By putting from oiie-liulf a pns'r lo a iiu)Mr in a Imrrct of sw III the above diseases will lie eradicated or entirely prevented.

If given Iu time, a certain prevciitfyejind cure for the llog Cholera. DAVID E. FOUTZ. BALTIMORE, Ml). F'or sale by DrugL'Ists nnd Storekeeper throughout the Cmu'd states.

Cumulus, unci South America. A. J. MILLER, Druggist, Agent, dec 4. '7--ly hiiinls-rsbiii Pa.

It TO YOUNG MEN. Just Published, in a Setded Price six cents. A Lecturenn the Nature, Treatment ami It ad I. cal cure of SMrmatorrhnii, tir Seminal Weak, ness, Involuinnry Emissions, Sexual Debility, and liiiM'diiin uis lo Mat rinire generally; Nervousness. Consumption.

Kpilepsy and tits; Men-tal ami Physical Inenimeity, resulting from Self. etc. Bv KollKH'f J. I LVKRVtKI.I, M. Author of the "Green lUsik," Ac.

Tile woi bl-reiiow tied author, in tills admirable Iiccturc, clearly proves I nun his nw ex pericnee that llw aw fill conseiienees of Self.Abuse may Is-etfectually removed It bout medicines, anil ithout dangerous surgical oH'ralloiis. Isiugli's, iiistruiiiciits, rings or cordials, Hiinilng out a nioueoi cure ut once certain and ellis tual by which every sufferer, no mailer what his eonili. tion may lie. may cure liiln.s'lf cheaply, private, ly and radically. Tills I.KlTl liK WILL PltiHK A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND TIUIUSA.N Us.

Sent under seal, tn any address. In a plain milled envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps. Address the publishers, CI! AS. .1. c.

KLINE I Ill BoWKBV. NKW YolIK, lyr Pnat-Oftlce Box. 4.vl Coinmission Houses. "I DEPOT, CIIAMHERS- I' Itl'l'i: I.L'V-s; i i i Pennsylvania and Northern nit ml Rail Roiiii Cotiituinies have tnude nrraiigemenls lo do a olut Freight and I'orwarding Business Is'tween the ritle of Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York. The uinlM i laiid Valley It.

lias 0(Mned a Freight la-pot at the point alsive nam. isl, and aiv preiareil to ris-eiie and ship alt gisnls cul rusted to I lie 111. In Il'IiI to Is' foi aided bv this arrangement must be lett at Penna. It, It. t'o's Depot, Corner li and Market streets, Northern tcutnil II.

Krelght De. isil, llultiinore, ami umbel land Valley It. K. Il' isit, Corner of Second street and Hail nsld CbamlN'rsliiirg. The public will flud li lo their interest to ship by company curs.

o. N. I.U I.I., Sup't. Gu.Moiia Matthkws, Freight Agents, Chauib'g Julyl Ji-tf 1)EIPIIER'S DAILY LINE I HKTWKKX NEW YORK, NEWARK AMI II ARRISBURG, via. Mounts AMI KSsr.X It.

H. Depot In New York, Pier No. North River, find of Clurkson and Depot of Mon ls und Essex R. It. In-, ilolsiken and Newark.

N. J. reight ris'ctvcd in New York tt tot p. and Iloboken and Newark, by A r. 111 he delivered to Cunila-rlunil alley cars in time for shipment next morning.

Kn ight received at Depot, foot of Market ll.ii ri.liurg. by r. wiil arrive at ilestinut ion early next morning. Miirk jiismIs, Care Pclplicr's Line. As B.

MONTGOMERY, liiavH llairisluirg. Pa, Ilailroads. rtAMDEN AND ATLANTIC EAIL- Ho A D. Trains lnwe Pliiliulelpliia from fisit of Vine striH-i FOR ATLANTIC CITY Mail, Including Sundays MX) a. Express, only on Saturday through In 1 J.inr.

Express, through In IJ4 liours r. n. AecoiiiiniMlatioii I.l.'ii'. m. AfcotnutrH Int ton, Saturilavs only beyond llamtiiontoii, stops only ut Aliseconi 11.00 r-.

m. TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTIC CITY Accomniodaiion, Mondays only 4.. VI a. is. AecomuiiMlHtloil li.lilA.

M. F.xpress, through in H4 hour a. m. Kxpn'ss, Mondays only 1 i A. H.

Mail, including Sundays r. M. HM AL TRAINS: From Philadelphia for May's Ijmd- Ing A. M. and 4.1.1 r.

M. For Ateo in ir, A- M. For lfiimuioiiton (i.im p. m. For lladdoiitleld Hi a.

i ui p. ami 4.40 r. M. from nnd ll.Hi p. is.

from t.iiindeii. Ticket Ottlecs-THI Chestnut St. ami find of Vine St. Woislntir riirlot arsuttaehed toiwli Kxpn' Train. Itiigunge called for and checked from hotels and residences, liv the niiiden and Philadelphia Express I oiiiianv, and delivered 10 hotels and residences nt Atlantic Citv.

li. H. MUNDY, Agl. VTORTIIERN CENTRAL RAIL. 1 A I).

SUMMER TIME TABLE. On and after Thursday. July 21th, 1S7.1, Ta sunder Trains will rtui as follows NORTHWARD. Niagara Kxpna leaves Ilarrlsburg, nt 10.10 a. m.

Mall train leaves Ilarrlsburg, at I p. m. Fast Line leaves lial lisbutg. at 4.4fip. in.

Erie Mall train leaves llni i ishiii at 4.1.1 a. tn. Not hern Ex pres. train Icmes lliirrtsbuig at 4.11a. in.

SOUTHWARD. Mall train leaves llaiilsburg at tin p. m. Fast Line leaves Harrisbiiri; m. Pacille Express train leaves llurrisbiirg at ll.M a.

m. Niagara Exprc train leaves Ilarrlsburg at 8.03 p. in. southern Kxpress train leaves narrlsbnrg nt in. CLINTON GARDNEIt, augU-tf GuueiiU Supeilulcuduut.

CnAMBERSBUEG, PA. Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1873. Stock, Farm and Household. Drainage.

On lands requiring it farmers cannot possibly, at the same cost, do so much to improve them as by under-draining. A writer says Wherever from the retentive nature of the subsoil and the existence of springs, the upper soil is saturated with water this is the only means of reclaiming it. The superabundance of moisture renders abortive all attempts at tillage, and if we keep the land in grass, the quality is such as materially diminishes its value. By thoroughly under-draiuing it such land is frequently rendered the most valuable of any for tillage and for meadow. The expense, where there are plenty of stones, is not great; let a trench be dug three or three and a-half feet deep, and two feet wide, and filled to within a foot and a-half or twenty inches of the surface with small stones, covered with spruce or hemlock boughs to prevent the dirt from getting among the stones, and it will afford a sufficient channel in ordinary cases to convey all the suix-rfluous water, and will last for many years.

It is a good way to get rid of the small stones which disfigure many farms, and by the expenditure of a few dollars in this way a field which bore nothing but a scanty supply of low ground grass may be made to bear good English grass or other crops, and become the richest and niost productive portion of the farm. If the soil is very heavy, the application of sand or light soil will have the effect of a fertilizer, as well as render the land more easy to work. CulUtttiea Orchards. The following account is given of two orchards in the same neighborhood, near liuffalo, which have received opposite treatment One had been plowed while the trees were small, and afterward seeded to grass, and annually top-dressed with compost or stable manure. The other orchard was kept iu a condition of the highest culture, with vegetables grown between the trees.

The orchard in grass gives an abundance of good fruit, while the one lilghly cultivated bears but little. The inference is tliat grass is better for orchards than high cultivation. But a simple statement of this sort is of no value whatever, without Information as to the circumstances which control the growth of the trees. Nothing Is said about the length of the annual shoots in either cae, and wc would otherwise know whether the trees grow too fast or too feebly. If the annual manuring on the grass gives a yearly growth of two or three feet, that is enough, and it would be detii-meutat to give higher culture, as ap-acs to have been the case with the cultivated orchard.

But if an orchard with free cultivation does not give shoot a foot long, it would lie destructive to lay it down to grass, especially, as is commonly theca.se, no manuring whatever beingapplied. Togivegeneral rules without any modifying condition partakes of the character of quackery, and it would be like presenting food to a sick person without knowing whether be already suffered from plethora or starvation. Lima al Silt. Prof, Johnson recommend for fertilizing purposes to mix one bushel of milt and two Vusiwls of dry lime under cover, and allow the mixture to decompose gradually, thus forming chemical onion. For this purpose the mixture should be made six weeks before use, or still better, two or three months, the heap being turned over occasionally.

This salt and lifue mixture, when applied at the rate of twenty or thirty bushels per acre, forms an excellent top-dressing for many crops. It acts powerfully on the vegetable matter of soils fifty-six liusbeis applied to turnips have produced as large crop as barnyard manure. It is destructive to grubs aud insects in the soil. Like soil it attracts moisture from the air, and is useful against drouth. Its decomposing power is remarkable, and if three or four bushels of It are mixed with a load of muck, the Utter will be thus tSronghIy powdered.

Oursbiut. at OiVercal Woods, Experiments have been lately made, by driving sticks, made of different woods, each two feet king and one and a-half Inches square, into the ground, only one-half inch projecting- outward. It was found that in five yearf all those wade of oak, elm, fir, soft ma-iiojtriy, and nearly every variety of pine, were totally rotten. Larch, hard pine and were dis-ayed on the outside only while the acacia, with the exception of being also slightly attacked on the exterior, was otherwise sound. Hard mahogany and cedar of Lebanon were In tolerably g'l condition but only Virginia cedar was found as good as when put in the ground.

This 1 of some important to builders, showing what woods should be avoided, and what others used by preference in underground work. Death at Planting. The depth of planting trees, vines, shrubs, must be regulated entirely by the character of the roots. Trees with coarse, forked roots like the oak aud the standard jn-ar, cannot be planted to deep. Those with delicate, fibrous roots must be planted sltallow.

Neglect of altentioa as to the character of the roots Is given as a reason why the attempt to cultivate the trailing arbutas so generally fails. It, as well as tiie kalmia and the rhododendron, should stand rather alxive titan below the level of the soil, and the earth should be drawn up and over its roots. The depth to plant must still 1 regulated largely by the character of the soil and the drainage. lata n. Hiijh Fruit Treat.

An liJinoU fruit grower, who has 12,000 apple ami from 4,000 to pear trees, finds that "those with low head of the same varieties show at least two-thirds more fruit, as large and as high colored as those with high tops." To test the matter, he cut off in certain rows all the limbs from four to six feet from the ground, and In others encouraged the limb to tart close to the surface, and in the latter case neither thinned nor pruned, except occasionally to lop away a too lusty shoot in order to preserve a symmetrical appearance, or an evenly-balanced head, and the above la the result. Horn Hit Ftott fai l. Shelter Island, X. sends an account of the eggs produced by forty hens from January 1st to April 3oth. They were kept In a coop dug three feet below tiie level of the ground, and sixteen feet long and eight fi-ct wide the floor was bare earth, and the peak of the roof was seven feet above tiie floor.

A window of six square feel was made In the roof. The fowls laid egg, which sold for $47,30, and consumed worth of corn and clams, leaving for profit, be sides 200 chickens running around and more on the way. One farmer sells ail his corn and grain, or should he feed some hogs they lie in the woods where the manure is lost among the trees or washed away down a stream of water. He erops year after yerr, returning no equivalent for the fertility drawn from the soil on which his crops have grown, selling everything grown which it is possible to market. He saves money, ia an excellent man, but from the impoverished state of the land has been a wretched fanner.

The other buys stock in a semi-fat condition, and with his produce feeds the animals till they are first class meat, thus gaining an extia price for tiie meat he bought as well as for the additional weight but there are three sources of profit in this transaction in the first place the weight bought is worth more by a cent or two per pound for being made fat and ripe, and then the Increased weight pays for the food, while the manure made is a third return for the consumption of produce, and farmer who contrives in this way to keep np tiie strength of the soil Is a sensible man and an excellent farmer. If it is meritorious to make two blades of grass grow where only one grew before, what is it to bring land so low as only to grow one blade where two formerly flourished 7 ALLEY SPIRIT JOB TRINTIXU OFFICE. We have made large udilltiona to our office la type and material of all kinds, which enable lis to do all kind of printing at the Joweat prices. We employ the beHt workmen, and guarantee oar work to be equal to any done outside the cltliw. We do all kinds of Letter Prvaa Printing.

LETTER HEADS, HILL HEADS, STATEMENTS, PRINTED ENVELOPES, BUSINESS CARDS, VISITING CARDS, WEDDING CARDS, POSTERS, HORSE BILLS, SALE BILLS, SLIP BILLS, PROGRAMMES, CIRCULAR', LABELS, RECEIPTS, SOTES, TAGS. All kinds of RAIL ROAD BLANKS, PAPER BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, CERTIFICATES, BONDS, DEEDS, HOTEL REGISTERS. We have on hand NOTES, JUSTICES' AND CONSTABLES BLANKS, AND FEE BILLS Printed and for Mile. Give ua a call and try ua, and yon will 1e convinced that we do our work wull; cheap and Ith Ueapatcli. All order, hy mall or otherwise, promptly attended to.

THE VALLEY SPIRIT. THE VALLEY SPIRIT la published weekly In the bntoiigh of CII AMBEUSIIl'RG, P.V., on a large folio aheet, anil contains thirty-two columns of REARING MATTER. Its circulation is increasing every day. It ranks among the foremost country Journals In Pennsylvania, and hence, as an ADVERTISING MEDIUM, It la unsurpassed by any other Journal In the Interior. It offers rare facilities to MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, DEALERS IN FARM IMPLEMENTS.

MACHINERY, FERTILIZERS, c. to roach a desirable class of customer. Advertisers will consult their interests by making Its columns the medium through which to address the public, as the paper reaches all cla-ssca of people FARMERS, MECHANICS, PROFESSIONAL MEN, Ac, Ac. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, PER YEAR IN' ADVANCE. All communications should be addressed to DUNCAN STEXGER, Publishers, ciiamcersbueu, fa.

On and after XVcdiiesday, Feb. pith. 173, Tnilns ill run daily (sunilays itcd) as loiiim XV I. TWA Hll. No.

1, Lenves Mont Alto. 7 Hln, Pond Hunk 7.41 Fayeltcville, 7.4;; tout Hill, slis-k. sill Brook side, Juiiet ion. li; ui 1 it -ing ut I hniiiliersbuig st m. So.

1'lives Mont Alio, p. Pond Hank, l.Vi; Fuvetlev Hie, a. ill; I- lit II 111. 3.1 Wissl-stock, Id iwikslde, mi-lie nl -I tine! lt at a4'l. Leuve Jilnet Ion ul 4.11 and arriv ing lit Chiimln rsbiiig at 4.1.1 p.

in. A ST WARD, No. 2. Leave hamlH-i'sbiirg nt lu.in a. nr-riviiig .1 inii-t ion at In.

I.V Linv ,1 iitiet uui on arrival of X'. Aecnni. tnun Hn rrlsburg at III pi a. Blooksiile, llilll; oinl-tiiek. In .1 out Hill, ll.ii-l; Favetteiillc, II.

Is; pond Hunk, II. Arriving at Altoal 1 1. Mi in. No. 4.

Leav hiiinlM-rsbiirg tn June, tion. M.I; Bnsikside, ihhIsIoi k. out Hill, lav-clti't pond Bank, M.I, nr-riviiiKiit Mont Alio nl p. in. Pussciiu-crs inking Train No.

can risieh llur-risbiiri; ut a. Hall iniore at p. Philadelphia nt -X New st li il p. In. Trains ill be run bv Phllu'lclphin tune V.

It. R. I iiius- Inch Is uboiil leu Hi) In li lit is in advance ol haul tune. GEO. B.

XVIESTLING, Sup't. JIoxt Aito. k. ID, fcbli-tf.