Valley Spirit (Weekly) from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania • 3

New Advertisements New Advertisements. A new style of libbon is In bias stripes of Eight cars full of Cape May excursionists WILSON COLLEGE. At Cliambersburg, in the. very heart of tho beautiful Cum- YC I nr ATtnM berland Valley, among some of the most superb scenery in this A Card. Toall who are suffering from the errors and Indiscretions of youth, nurvous weakness, early decay, loss of iiiiinhoo.1 Ac, 1 will send a recipe that will cure von, KKKK OF CHAKGB.

This rreut remedy was discovered lv a missionary in South America. S-nd a self-addressed enveloie to the Uev. JosKru T. Ismam, Station D. JIUUc Jlruie.

Aeio York. loct-4 ly country. ITS DESICN, ITS COURSE OF STUD. ITS CORPSE OF TEACHERS, ITS ECONOMY. THE TAIL-ROAD To afford the most Complete with the painting The head is The for one "extras." railroad superior edncatlon to young ladies, and fit them for practical duties of life.

In all the higher Academical and Collegiaze course, highest advantages for the study of music, drawing und mmt expsrienced educators that can be procured. At the Miss Aliby i Goodsell, late of Vai-uir College. In each de-department the professors and teachers are the very beau sum of 250, if paid in advance, soeures tuition and board collegiate year. This covers everything. There ure no Chambersbnrg is only two hours' ride from Harrisburg, the great centre of Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania Railroad takes Valley Sr ii.it. CIIAJLBERSBURG. VA Wednesday, I 1878. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Cumberland Vallei Railn-ad.

rain- leave hamtershurg for Harrisbiirgand Intermediate points at a. and Is and ju Arrives from Harrisburg at lu -jo a. aiid 3 Wand 3 lu. Leave fur Martin, burg at lti.ii a. aua 4U0 p.

m. Arrive from Mirtinshurg at eMa. una p. in. Leave tor Richmond at p.

in. Arrive fium kich- "'t'rtiiu' ru" on' Philadelphia time, which is ten minute faster than our local time. Penasrhania lailread. TntaUva Harrisburg for deii.l.ia and intermediate pom at 2 4 O0. -V'JO i h.oia.m..and 4: 15, and 11:15 n'lii Pittsburgh aua Intermediate point it I 4 3) ana sl a.

anil 1 A ana twtri.il Win. ForKaueat iu: i. iu. For Lock Haven at 3:20 p. u- PWIadeleMa 14 Reading Railroad.

Trains leave Han-ishnrg for Philadelphia and lni.Tm-.imte points at 5:20, aud a. au.l ana 3: j7 p. uu Norther Central Railroad. Train leave Harrisburg for Baltimore and Intermediate poinusl i Ji ami sn'l i.ii p. m.

eor the Niagara tails and Intermediate poinU at 4:23 and low a. ui-i and 3 Juand 12 45 p. m. Local aiid Personal. ffiNNrrVinNC passengers from Philadelphia to Cliambersburg in hours; from OUII II tVV( I iwn 3.

New York in 8 hours; from Pittsburg in 10 hours; from Williams-port In 7 hours from Baltimore to Chamliersburg by the B. 0. "tg It. R.ina ride of only 5 hours. UCAI Turni MCee Thelocality is free from miasma and malaria.

The building is 1 "roomy and well ventilated, and is heated by steam. The G'ytnno-ium gives opportunity for the most wholesome exercise, under careful management and pleasant regulations. An atmosphere of true home comfort pervades the place. ITS CATALOCUE. A Descriptive Pamphlet of theCollege is mailed to any address on application.

It gives lull information ahouteverytiiiug concern, lug the institution. For Catalogue or other information address REV. W.T. WYLIE, President, Cliambersbug, Pa. N.B.

Those who desire to place their daughters in this lnstitn-tionwould do well to make early application, as the indications are that all vacancies will be filled before the opening of the next College year, Sept. latli, 187U, augU-lw ERIGAN SEWING IU In Garber's Building, 4 fT, t'i "sLr all Would be pleased to have you call and examine our Stock before coin elsewhere. AMERICAN S. M. Co.

WM.DITCH, Manasor, Garber's Building, Chanibersburg, Pa, WALL PAPERS, BORDERS AND PAPER WINDOW SHADES. A very large stock of Wall Papers, being the cheapest and haimsouiest eoods ever offered to the Public, Wholesale and Itetitll at J. N. SN1-L bit's liook Store, Chainhershiii't', I'a. Parsons' Purgative Pills make New Rich P.I00.I.

and will completely chalice the hlood in ttte entire system in three months. Any person who will take 1 pill each night from 1 to 12 weeks may tie restored to sound health, If such a tiling he possible. Sent hv mail for letter stamps. I. S.

JOHNSON Iianjjor, Me. An.lll-4w aiwsSsTyJW AVV Awarded highest prue Fxposition for chewing qnaitM llli'l tseelUnct rmd l-utd'ng ehm arUr 4 imettmntj aui Ttit bttst ltticco Tr niwle. fitir l)lu strip trmle-mark is cUwvi iiife nor t-e ihm Jarkon't i. i 00 every itltlg. Soit (' nl tlnifTA.

for hmuJ'I fr. to 0. A. Jaa iuoj Cu t-lrburs i. li F.

WAUDLE, tifneral -Agent, Philadelphia TOT ICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed iirnnosals will be received until 11 o'clock, a. on Tucs.hiy, Aujrust 27lh, 1S7S, at the Couiinlssioners' Office, for the Superstructure and Masonry of a HIC.il WAY II It 1 Dot acrtHS Antietam Creek, aliout two miles South of Waynesboro' as follows, viz: SUPERSTRUCTURE, fiuperstniclnre to ho two Iron trusses, each not over 16 f.sBt high, and divided into not less than oanels. about hm feet stain, kofidwav. IS fs-t in thti clear, to sustain a movable load of 12(H) pounds per lineal foot in addition to the weight of the bridg member to be strained bcyoud ODc-fourtii of its ultimate breaking capacity.

sn.ow lbs. nersmiaro inch, to 1m taken as ulti mate for iron iu tension. Comoression mem bers most lie pmportione.1 by Cior.ton's foruiuia. nsing as the constant In the numerator. Pius to tie turned and nln holes of rods nnd chords drilled to exact size.

All iron work to have two coats of good metallic paint. WOOD WORK. Joist to bo ot White Oak. 3 bv 1 2 Inch, nn.l be placed 21 Inches apart. Flooring to lie 2' Inches thick, white oak, from ti inches to lu In width, to be laid us directed.

A sufficient wheel guard and hub board to be placed along eacu iruss. All materials to be of tin best oualltv. and work to lie executed in a skill fill manner "10 the entire satisfaction of Commissioners. Plans, specifications and strain sheets clearly showing sectional uraas of bars, Ac, must accompany each bid. MASONRY.

Oneabtitmeut and two wins walls, aliout IV) cubic yards. Aheut 70 cubic yards of tilling lor approach. The uissoury most be of the quality and style called for in specifications on tile at this office, after August 24th. Price per cubic yard for masonry must lticimie excavation 111 inunda tions. If cement bu used to he furnished by Commissioner.

The rut lit to relect any or all bids Is reserved. Attest: DAN1KLOKI.W1X, T. H. Nki.ros, JAMES PATTON, Clerk. J.

W. It AIM, ansll-2t. Coiiitnisslmiers. TEE FBIESD OF IhTLU) WAY'S PILLS. Tbeso famous Pills I'URIF tho BLOOD, ana act most powertuily, yet soothingly, on the LIVER, STOMACH.

KIDNEYS and ROWELS, piving TONE, ENERGY and VIGOR to the whole system. They are wonderfully eflicacious in all ailments incidental to I EMALES. Youns? or Old. and ns a general FEMALE MEDICINE, tor the cure or most complaint they are unequalled. Important Cactios.

None are genuine unless the signature of J. Havdock. as agent for the United states, surrounds nich box ot Pills and Ointment. Itoxes at 2i cents, 6i cents and 4)1 each. There Is considerable savlnijbv Uklng tho larger size.

HoLtoWAr New York. C. It. CUhssLKlt, Druggist, CHaiubtrsburg. A CUBE I0B HOIJ.mVAY'SOlNTMKNTl I'osstased of this REMEDY, Every Man may be bis own Doctor.

It may be rub bed into the System, ao aa to reach any internal Complaint, by these means it cures Sores, or Ulcers in tho THROAT, STOMACH, LIVER, SP1XK or olher Farts. It is an infallible remedy for LAD LEGS, LAD EASTS, Contracted or SUIT Joints, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, and all Skin Diseases. I port AST Cactios None are genuine unless the signature, of J. Hayims as agent for the I it. si ntutes.

aurrotinda each box of Pills and Ointment, lioxi-s at 23 cent and 41 each. There is coiisidem'ile saving bv uiklngtho larker sizes. IIollowav A Sew lurk. C. H.

CltEsSt.KIl, Druggist, ChamlKirsburg. Augl4.slv. Bickford Huffman's 4- Two Medals ami Diplomat -A T- PIIILADELPJIIA. only award iIertilizing Attach TUKOTHKtt, Tilt OSLV AWABD TO A "Grain and Seed Drill Combined." THIS TAHLE Shows the iibkat rstrouitiTr of dlstributioii hy I lie Fanners' Favorite coiniared toother drills, in the teMs by Internal lonal Jury of Award at Philadelphia, July, l7i, sowing" on side hill, let el, up hill and iloa hill. EMI 313! FARMERS' FAVORITE various colors.

Side-combs, so long banished, areagain worn by ladies, old and young. Cardinal capes ot Sicilienue, just displayed, are trimmed Willi duck lace. Rolled gold is a color which is rapidly asser ting itself among tne novelties. The Mirecourt lace is the lace most used for lingerie, on account of its beauty and durabil ity. New scarfs for the neck are of colored crape wiih the ends embroidered in contrasting col ors.

The most fashionable evening dresses have the corsage opeuing V-shaped lu front and back. Whole suits aro shown of the new ribbon material, comprising skirt, overskirt and saque. Amber beads strung at intervals on black silk fringes are among the importations shown in New York. New and handsome purses for silver are of fawn-colored leather, with the sides of red croteheted silk. Large buckles of pearl, like those worn generations ago, are fashionable for the wide belts so popular now.

New note paper has the writer's favorite flower painted in the lcfl-liaud corner of the paper aud envelope. A beautiful material of rich Oriental coloring, used for trimming huts and bonnets, is called "Nabob gauze." Dentists are making use of celluloid, as plates for false-teeth, as it Is lighter and wears better than platiua or rubber. The engagement bracelet is something new. It is a narrow, flat gold band, and locks on the wrist with a combination lock. A convenient novelty Is a silvered pin ith four small chains attached, for the purpose of holding the fan, watch, vinaigrette and purse.

Almond color, the new shade of drab or brown, is seen in kid gloves, ribbons, straws for bonnets, and elegant silks for fall wear. Handsome fire screens, table covers and mantel decorations are made bv ornamenting black cambric ith pictures and then varnishing the whole. The Imported fall dresses are short in front, of sheath form, but have small pauiers in the back, or looped draperies formed by catching up the demi-train. Morning dresses made of fine unbleached muslin and trimmed with torchon lace are worn by ladies in preference to the thin white materials so long used, as they'are of the yellow-white so much admired at present. One-Iyed Wisdom.

The Preshytciian Church lias long been known as the advocate of a thorough collegiate education for her sons. Some of the best colleges of the land and of the world have been founded and built up for the sake of the hvyt. This one eytd isdem is giving way to broader and better views as Presbyterians are getting the other rye open and beginning to lock after girls. There Is to day a grow-! ing disposition to give to daughters educational advantages which correspond with those given to the sons, even to the limit of a full collegiate course. Why should not Mary keep side by side with her brother John up to the "Commencement Day Ought our daugh ters to enter active life with any Wss thorough training and preparation for it responsibili ties than our son receive There is much practical unbelief to be overcome before the educated Christian men of to-day are.

fully prepared to provide for girls as thorough and liberal a course of education as they demand for boys. Still, the world moves, aud the day of larger views is dawning. The friends of Wilson College, at Chanibersburg, are determined that this institution shall meet the demand for woman'shigher education, or perish as a college In the attempt to create such a demand In the Presbyterian Church. Stu dents who take the full course of study may expect to stand side, by side with their brothers who graduate at colleges for men, as companions, prepared for the thinking and the working which the Church and the world demand In the coming age. Students who take but partial course will get the benefit of such training In the order of studies as has been proved by experience to be best for the discipline and development of the mind.

A proper arrangement of studies, and thoroughness In each step as the pupil advance before going to a higher, are absolutely essential to scholarship. In Wilson College provision is made for such training as will best fit the pupil for the next higher step to be taken, whuiher that be In the direction of an advanced study, or into the realm of a new home, la which woman should be prepared to rule as a real queen For physical culture provision is made, and students are impressed with the necessity of knowing and observing the laws of health and healthful living. Religious and moral Instruction and training In the habits of Christian life are k'-pt before students as "the beginning of wisdom." The highest degree of mental culture consistent with the pupils' health Is insisted upon. How many fathers and mothers are prepared to avail themselves of the opportunity to give to their daughters the same advantages which are given to their sons, who are sent to college for a full course of study preparatory to entering upon their life wor All parents who wish their daughters to take a college course of study are Invited to communicate with the college and examine the requirements of the course. Chri'litn tit Work.

Col. S. II.Swanzt hasthreshed out a lot of one hundred and forty-two dozen of wheat grown on one of his farms near Roxbury, which yielded one hundred and forty-one bushels of wheat This may be called a good ie Id li jatilorjf. RtSAWAT. An exciting runaway, and a miraculous escape from Very serious results, occurred on Thursday evening last Mrs.

Chriatian Burkhart, with four children, was out taking a drive, when coming lu Market street, at the east point, a horse ridden by some man from the Alms House, accidentally citue in collusion with the carriage, frightening and causing both horses to run away. The man was thrown from hi horse after it had run a rhort distance, and received some Injury. Mrs. Rurkhart horse ran violently down Market street, and running on the pavement an effort was made by several gentlw-men to slop him, when he wheeled suddenly down an alley, tell, overturned the carriage, throwing the occupants all out. Mrs.

II. and the children were picked up and taken to Mr. Reed's re-idence, when strange to say, it was found ail had escaped with but a few slight bruise, and were able in a short titue to walk home. 1 be horse became detached, and was secured a short tiutanee from the wreck. Stbl'CK BT Liohtnino.

Saturday afternoon. August 3d, about four o'clock, during the thunder storm, the large bank barn on the farm of George 11. Stewart, iu Smth. an, ton township, two mile east of this twnmgti, wa struck by lightning and totally destroyed, with all Its -on ten Is. The farm wis occupied by Mr.

Joseph Booz, who was absent at Hie time. Mr. Booz loses looo bushels of wheat ooo bushels ol old and tioO bushels of new oabi, a quantity of rye, windmill and other farming utensils. His loss will reach l.ooO, on which tlrt-re is an insurance of touO, In the Ltiruan Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Franklin t'ounty. The insurance on the tarn Is insured in the Cumberland Valley Farmer's Insurance Company, ot Southampton twp Franklin county.

LItrohicu. CoNst siiTloN An old phvsician, retired from practice, having had placed In his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy ana permanent cure lor consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for nervous complaints, after having tested its wonuenui curative power in thousands or cases, has felt it his utv to make it known to his fill'4 A hi- thiu nw.livd and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will semi rree enartre, to all who desire it, this recipe, with full directions for preparing and using, In German, Fiench or English. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. Shearer, ll'i Powers' Block, Rochester, New York. Feels Ysunj Agai.

"My mother was afflicted a long time with Neuralgia and a dull, heavy inactive condition of the whole system; headache, nervous prostration, aud was almost helpless. No physi cians or medicines did her any good. Three months ago she ts-gan to use Hop Bittern, with such good effect that she seems and feels young again, although over Tl) years old. We think there is no other medicine tit to use in the family." A lady, in Providence, R. I.

West's River Pills Cure Dyspepsia. Special Notices. Use Dit. Van Dyke's Sllphuu Soap. Tiie Lunitro Eitkrsbd Sra.

trie for Iliscasaa ofthesKl.N and beautitier of the COM CLfcX-loN- for the Hath, and iirserv; hrmiHi. unM l.y fHvaieiAH. htil.Ill.y Hill OFIsTS. PltlC iS ents; 1m, 3 Cakes. ijO Ceiitn.

t. a. WKBSTKK, 50 N. 5th Phlla'du. tuts- I7im.

crossed the Susquehanna last Thursday morning. Fok BAUoAiss in ornamental, staple and fancy goods, don't fail to call at the IK) cent store. Lichtsikq struck the chimney of Samuel Taylor's wash-house, at Mowersviile, during a thunder storm on Tuesday of la-1 week. Thb Sabbath School connected with the Falling Spring church wiil enjoy a picnic at Mont Alto Tark on Thursday, August CKOWELL'sUreeneastle, the U-adingGKAlS Drill of this county, is on exhibition at Fisher's llotel. Also in front of the Court House on Saturday.

Attention! A regular meeting of the Friendship Fire Co. No. 1, will be held this evening (Wednesday) at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is requested as business of import ance will be transacted. By order of the President.

List dees. The Carlisle KmUl says Mr. T. W. Smith, of that place, has a bee-hive from which he has already obtained 85 lbs.

of honey this season. This wonderful hive made i2 lbs. of beautiful honey in three weeks. This enormous yield is dillicult to surpass. Farmers should not fail to read the advertisement of the public sale of Cotswold and Southdown Sheep, by (iilbert S.

Meeru, in Shenaudoati county, Virginia, Aug which they ill find in this paper. These two breeds of sheep are among the best in the world. D. II. Wiles and his wife, who have been traveling in Europe for the last four months, returned to their home in llagerstown on Wednesday last During their Journey in foreign lands, Mr.

Wile wrote some very interesting letters which were published in the llagerstown Miii. The Services of the Mt Zion Camp Meet-log, held by the United Rrethren In Christ, near Onatown, in this county, commencing next Thursday, the 15th lnt, will be opened by a sermon by D. W. FruHitt, of Chambers-bu'g, Pa. Ry appointment of the Presiding Ehler, J.

H. Toung. Faumeus' Favohitk. The Rick ford and Huffman Era in drill will be on exhibition at Fisher's Hotel, Chanibersburg. It is considered the best Grain Drill and Fertilizer Sower in the marxet Farmers, It will tie to your interest to call on the Agents and examine it before purchasing elsewhere.

For reference ask James I). Scott, Chanibersburg. See advertisement In another column. We call the special attention of any of our read. who may be thinking of buying a farm, to the advertisement of Hunter Springer, who will oiler at public sale, oa the 3d of September, one of the most productive and best watered farms in this county.

The buildings are new and have in and around them every desirable convenience. It may be ears before anofher farm like this comes into market "Thebe's millions in it." Millions Id what? Why in the flick of birds that starts from Siberia every morning about 3 o'clock and goes up the creek, returning over the west end of towa every evening between and 7. Scarcely less numerous are the swallows that nt in the willows along the factory dam nd darken the air of that part of town every morning and evening. They must ch-ar the ir of immense numbers of Insects. Clawsos Wheat.

Jacob C. Snider of Guilford township, has sent us a sample of his Clawson wheat It Is white and beardless, with a red chaH, very hardy and i little late ripening a splendid grain. Mr. Snider will have about 2u0 bushels which he will dispose of for seed. It is expected that the yield it on his place will be from 40 to 50 bushels per acre.

We hope to be able to state the leld per acre with accuracy after it is thresh ed. Raines and Road Vieweks Tuesday, last week, O. N. Loll, John Smith and John Armstrong were appointed viewer to Inspect the workmanship of the iron bridge over the Conocoeheague at Scotland. Cyrus Ilambrlght was appointed In place of John Stevenson, (wholsnowoutof the State,) to view a private road from the engine bouse ot the water works to the Strasburg road.

through lands of Col. EM. at the north end of town. Fiiou the Aatoi'ST of Real Estate adver ting which has at this early period in the season fouud its way into our columns, it will be seen that the public appreciate the value of the jtrit as an advertising medium. They are right.

We take particular pains to bunt out aod publish news of Interest and value to the farmers, and the farmers take our paper and read It, and this makes it a valuable medium for advertising farms for sale. lxx)t at the advertisements. The ReoIsTEB, published at Harrisonburg, Rockingham county, Virginia, contains the following: Mr. Ilernard Keezle, near Keeletown. raised, on one-fourth of an acre ot land, twen ty-six dozen sheave of wheal.

The swd was of the variety known a "Prolific." If these sheaves turn out the quantity of grain that good sheaves In this section produce tills year, their product must be at the rate of from SO to loO bushels per acre, the heaviest that ever we heard of. SHlrTEXSUlKG STATE NOUXAL St HOOL. We are in receipt of the fifth annual catalogue of the State Norma! School at Shippensburg-The attendance has been quite large, and the different lU'partrnents of ed-catum are presided over by an efficient faculty. The Museum of Natural Science is equal to any in the State, and the supply of philosophical appa ratus is unexcelled. The terms are exceedingly low, and students, wishing to prepare themselves for teaching, for College, or business, wiil find superior advantages at this School.

For catalogue, address Rev. I. N. Hays, Principal, Shippensburg, P. 15.

A C. V. U. li The (jazHlt says a meet ing of the subscriber to the books of this proposed railroad was held In Waynesboro' on the 1st when "the subscriber proceeded to organize by electing six director and a president, as follows: Dr. E.

A. llering, G. J. Raisley, Joseph Price. Ilr.

I.N. Snively, Sitnon Ia-eron, Jieob S. ood and Daniel Hoover. Out of this number Dr. E.

A. Hering was elected President, G. J. Raisley Secretary and Joseph Price Treasurer. It was discovered and suggested by Judge Wills that more be required to secure a charier, as a whole number of miles must be applied for, making the charter for a road 8 miles in length instead of 5'j- Thedirectors will call on such person as have not yet subscribed, for the amount needed." Scarlet for the prevention of scarlet fever have lately been lsued by the Michigan Hoard of Health, and as this is one of the most contagious of diseases it might be ell to bear them in mind: The first precau tion is the isolation of the sick from the well and the prevention of contact ith the patient.

The room should be cleared of ail unnecessary clothiog, carpets, or other substances in which the poison may lurk and be thence transferred elsewhere. The patient should use rags instead of handkerchiefs, so that they may be burned. Body and bed linen should be placed in vessels of water containing chloride of lime or similar substance. Discharges should tie received in a solution of sulphate of iron or copper, and be afterward buried. Persons recovering from this disease should be considered dangerous as long as there is any scaling of the skin, soreness of the eyes, etc.

Many other precautions are incolcated, all of which are considered more or less important. Stkasgb Incident. A short time since the remains of the late Isaac Deardorff were disinterred from the family burying ground, on the Stover farm, near Shady throve, for the purpose of removing them to the Hade hurch Cemetery. The coftm was found to be in a perfect state of preservation, and upon opening it to the surprise of all present, the body presented the same appearance it did when buried, nearly twelve years This must be regarded as a rather remarkable ease as the ctlin was not an air tight one. This statement is vouched for by trustworty citi-i zens.

H' iy iearVro' con. a x- signed will sell the following Real Estate, assigned to them by John lieller, for the benefit of creditors, ou tho 28th day of Sep-teuilier next, at the lfomestead, within one mile of Quiney, to liegin at 1 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, viz No. 1. THE MANSION FARM, situate on the Antietam Creek, within one mile of Quincy, on the west side of the main load leading from Funkstown to Qaincy In Qutncy township, adjoining Henry Good, Mrs. Burk-holder, J.

Small and W. Rahy, containing about I27ACRKS OF LAND. There is an excellent STONE HOUSE and FRAME I1ARN on the premises and all needed lluildings; also a good Tknaht Houbk. This farm is one of the best and most productive in the county of Franklin, being all elear and under good culti vation, except four acres of woodland, and en-rfs closed by good post fence. There is an 'r''JRCHARDof CHOICE FRUIT growing tjSfon the premises and a SPRING at the door.

It has very great advantages as it is situated in one of the finest regions, accessi hie to markets, churches'and schools, and there is every prowpeet now thai a railroad will shortly bo completed along the east etlge of the property, thus affording tho advantage, of a city market. At the same time and place will lie offered 14 ACRKS OF MOUNTAIN LAND in Guilford township; 9 acres of Mountain Laad In Quincy township; about 30 ACRES TIMBER LAND at Ludway Mountain; a lot ofWst Ground, IIRICK HOUSE, in town: a vacant lot In Quincy, also an acre im. of Ground in (juincy, with Log House and Stable thereon. Also the following personal property, viz; 1 three-year old Reaper, 1 BROAD-TREAD WAGON, and many other articles. Terms made known on day of sale.

E. J. SMALL, nngllta. M. KIMM ELL.

IIERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of snn- 11 dl-v u-rita of Viari I emlilioni Ezponat, issued out of the Court of common rieas or franklin county, and to tne directed, 1 will expose to public vendue, in front of the Court House, in the Borough of Chamliersbiirg, on Friday, the 30th day ot August, A. D. 1K7H, at 1 o'clock, r. the following described Real Estate, to wit: No.

1. Al. those 2 lots of ground situated In tho Borough of Greencastle, county and State aforesaid, known on the general plan of said town as low No. and Ml, bounded by North street on the south, West street on the east, an alley on the NorUi, and lot of George Byorson the west, each of the said lots containing 60 feet in front and extending back '24u ftet to the said alley. Seized and taken in executlouas the property of Samuel Conrad.

No. 2. AU that Real Estate lying and lielng situate In Fannett township, county of Franklin, I'enu'a, bounded and described as follows, to-wit: by lands of Alien Hockenberry on the east, by lands of Win Hockenberry on the south und west, and by lat.ds of Andrew Maxwell on the north, containing seventy-five acres, uioie or less. Seized and taken in execution as the Fropertyof David Porter Dcviimie, and Sarah evinnie, his wife. No.

3. The fedowing Real Estate of Defendant, to it: A lot of ground lying and being situate In the town of Fayetteville, Franklin county, with a twostory FRAME WEATHER- mAnwr.i' i' r.Li.i., iiMij.si, wiiu i3) laick building attached, a Frame Stable mi and other buildings thereon erected, and bounded as follows: East by an alley, west by lotol John S. Wcngert, north by Mowers and Eltcr, south by turnpike. Seized and taken In ex.scution as tiie property of Martin B. Wingurt, Jr.

No. 4. The followlngReal Estateof Defendant, lving and being situate In Lurgan township, Erankltn county, consisting of a tract of land containing lfi AC RES, more or less, with a TWO STORY FRAME WEATH- tfcV BOARDED IIOUSEwith liack building jj, attached, with Frame Stable aud 1 1 improvements thereon erected, and bounded on the east bv public road, on the west by Fulton Lindsay, on the north by public road and the south liyJohn On. Seized and taken iu execution as the property of Edward Ebcrly. No.

5. The following Real Estate of the De- rcndiiur, to-wtt: no. t. a ioioi ground tying anu being situated on South Third street, in the HoroiiL'h of Chamliersburg, l'a- being 32 feet front and 130 feet deep, ith a one-and-a-half story ROUGU-CAST ANU FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and other im- Mprovements thereon erected, and bounded as and east bv an alley, north by let ot M. Grcenawalt and west of said street No.

2. A lot of ground lying and being situated on tho west side of North Second street, In the Borough of liambersburg, Pennsylvania, being feet trout and si reel deep, wun two story DltlLA DWELLING HOUSES and other improvements thereon erected, bounded as follows: South by lot of Mrs. Eckie, east by North Second street, north by lot ol H. Richterund west by lot of Defendant. No.

3. A lot of ground lying and being situated on the cast side ot North Main In the Borough of Chainbershurg, being 75 leet front and lol feet deep, with 8 one-and-a-half story BRICK DWELLING HOUSES thereon 1 11 it erected and bounded as follows: East by No. 2, west by said street, north by lot ot Henry Rlcliter and south by lot of Mrs. Eekles. No.

4. A vacant lot ot ground, situated on North Main street, in said Borough of Charn-bershurg. lielng 1K2 feet front by feet deep, bounded as follows East hy Main street, west by an alley, north by lot of John A. Seiders and south by lot ol joun o.rarnoll. No.

2. F'lve vacant lots lying and being situated on tiie west side of North Main street, in the. Borough of CUauibersburg, being ltij feet front, leet deep, and bounded as follows; South by lot of Mrs. Thompson, west, by an alley, east hy said Main street, ami north by lot of noma Kerr. Seized and taken in execution as the property of J.

Allison Eyster. No. 6. The following Real FIstate of the Defendant, lo-wit A lot of ground lying and being situated In the Borough of Chamlstrshurg, Franklin comity, being 32 feet front aud 12s deep, with a two-story isttlCh. DWELLING HOUSE, with back build ing aiiacuci anu oiucr iiiiprovemenui y.fia thereon erected, lioundetl as follows: L' TU.

1... east l.y fc. shank, west by Second street. Satzeii and taken in execution as the property of John Da-bler. No.

7. A tract of land lyingand lielng situated lu Antrim township. Franklin county, con taining alKiut IS ACRES, more or less, adjoining lands ol jonn enner, uarting, sureues a neirs 4 rt. at. and jsirt of has a thriving tu-V v.

it kvac it tiliillAnli -ilhereon, and without buildiiers. Seizcl -i an.l taken in execution as theproerty of Maiy 11. strile llh notice to Yi lu. fat ton, terre teiuiut. No.

a Tho following Real Estate of the De fendant, to wit Two 1 raets ol Lam! lying and being situated In itiair's alley, Montgomery Tonnslilo, Franklin county, I'a. No. 1 containing Vsi Acres more or less, bound ed l.y lands of Boutz Jones on the east, west by lands or Cornet, noun hy Jacob Reed and south by Suite Line. No. 2, containing lift Acres more or less, ith a Two-story LOG HOCSE thereon erected, aud bounded as follows East 1 by lands of Slump's Heirs, north by Ja-ZJL cob Bobrer, west by James Blair and wun li ov the Maryland Line.

Seized and taken in execution as the property of William Dtslge. No. 9. A Tmct of Litml part In Timber, lying ui.il being situate In Antrim Township, Franklin county, containing 12 Acres more or lefts, adjoining lauds of Win. C.

Mcknight, Jos. 1. Davison and Rev. Peter Sahms' Heirs. si and taken In execution as the property of Samuel Boyd.

Also, the undivided one-half interest of the Delen.lant, Joseph B. Davison, 111 3uo Acres of Laud, lying and being sit uate in Antrim township, Franklin county, l'a adjoining lands of Win. C. Mcknight, Peter Saums' heirs, Daniel Grove. Halter "catty and oihers with a Two-story tsTON DWELLING HOUSE Also a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.

Bank Barn and other luiproveiueuto, thereon erected. Also all his interest in the dower in said land which is)ayable althe death of I lu widow of Jam. Davison, dec secured by a recognizance on the farm as part and parcel of the farm, seized and taken In execution as the proK'rty of Joseph B. Davison. No.

10. The following Real Estateof tho Defendant, J. It. Smith, to wit: A U.t of Ground lying and being situate In CJutncy Franklin county, with a Two-story atheriioArded I HoOE, ith a Frame Shop attached. iKj.iu.ied on the east and north by an alley, west t.y Main street, son in uy lot oi in, oecseuian.

Seized und taken in execution as the property of John R. Smith. No. 11. The following deserllied Real Estate of the Defendant, to wit A Tmct of Land lying and Iseing situate in St, Thomas Franklin county.

containing 33 Acres more or less, and having thereon erected a Two-story LOG DWELLING HOUSE, Log stable P9) and Blacksmith Shop, bounded as fob lows: on the north by lauds of J. Walker. JuLi. on the south by Shields and Brakv, on the east l.y lands of John Croft and on the west by liaviil Brake. Seized and taken In execution as tiie property of W.

W. Trelir. No. 12. All the Real Estateof the Defendant, lying aud being situate In the town of Fayett- Vllle, rankilu county, consisting of tfN a HOUSE ANl Lot OF GROUND ad-H I joining lands of Barlssra ilannun on the all west, south by an alley, east by lands of lie, singer's l.eus and north l.y tiie turnpike.

setzet and takeu lu executiuu as the property Of H. S. Mvers. No. that Lot of Ground in the Borough t.f chniiiticrshurg, lKiunde.1 by Second St.

on the east, Oueen ht. ou the south, a lot of Catharine Bland on the west, and lot of John Reus- i i nerou tin north, with a large Two-story TAVERN HOUSE, Brick Stable and olher improvements thereon erected. Seized au.l taken in execution as tlm proiicrty of A. Jack-ou Brand, Mortgagor aud Mrs. Mary Boyd terre tenant-No.

It. Tho follow ing Real Estateof the Defendant. Ui wit: A Lot ol Ground situate in Fayetteville, rank In county, witii Two-story FRAME HOLsE, Frame Stable, and other improvements thereon reeled, an.l bounded as toliows: east by lot ol feainuet Ferguson, west by lot of oscph Correl, north ty an alley and snutn oy Main at. of said village. Siezed and taken in execution as the procity of Charles Dehart.

No. IS. The Defendant's undivided interest iu the following Real Estate: Tiacl No. 1, situate in Green Franklin county, bounded and d.scrile.i as follows lb-ginning at a post, thence by lands of Samuel White's heirs, south 71 east rth per. to a black oak, thence by lauds of Robert A.

Ren. few, south SU west t2 2 10 jn-r. to a hite oak, thence south 16 deg west (ill IU per. to a title oak, thence bv Mansion Tract, south sy1 est ier. to a post, thence by clear land formerly to the said Wiu.

Meutzer, north 21 east iu 3-IU per. to a post, thence north 2s east 20 ier. to a ptist, thence north 3S deg east 21 110 m-r. to a post, theni 33 east 13 is-r. to a Mst, thence north 4', we.t 24 per.

to a post, thence north ti'si eat 14 2-1U Mr. to a post and place of lie. ginning, containing 40 Acres and 55 Fetches of W.ssl Iiu.l. Tract Situate In Green F'ranklin county. Isjunded and deserUHM as follows: Beginning at a post on Wood Lot, No.

1 ami Win. Meutzer's heiis held, thence 72 deg east 4SS.I0 per. to a post, thence by Wood Lots No. 1 and 2, south 21 west per. to a ost, thence north west 2-10 )cr.

to a post, thence north S-V west 14 7-10 per. to a post, thence along W.MSl Lot No. It), nort 23 deg east 41 5-lu r. to the place of beginning, containing 14 Aci-es and 110 Perches. Seised and taken in execution as the property of George Meut.er.

No. 111. The following Rati Estateof the Defendant, to wit A Tiact of land situate in St. Thomas containing Acres more or less, wun a ruAjit iiuLsr. riauie suu.it: aim ot.iei imp.

enit.i.ta Fs thereon ercetud, an.l bounded hv landsJL. of Henry Christman, Jos. Keller. Jere Gelw icks, et. al.

Seized and taken in execution as the proiM-rty of Nancy Snider. Twenty per cent, of the purchase money to be jiatd over immediately after tne property is struck dow n. SHKaivp's Okpice. I M. GABLE, Aug 12th, 1S7S Sheriff, 11 ts tttii Report of the Markets.

Chanibersburg Markets. Tcbsdat Morniiio. Aug. Li, 173 Patent Flour ip hi. i.75 Timothy 1 10 do.

in Kicks 1: 7.1) Cloverseed Choice Falw. Klom 5.75 unions ft bush .4.) do. in sacks Potatoes finish .) Extra Fam. Flour 3.7S Vinegar kuI do in sucks S.Sn llutter '-New Flour i'. Kits doz lo.

in sucks in 1 laird fl IS Kye Flour 5 ou Tallow Buckwheat Flour 3(w Hucon Rims 1 Corn Meal to. Hucon Shoulder ft. OS So. 1 Prime Wheut Hucon Sides )) .11 No. New Wheal .73 Peuches Pared .12 i ut .75 Peaches I npure.l berries Pitted ft.

12 Corn Dried Apples fc Outs Uried Corn 1 bush 3.n0 Kve Beans If bush 1.50 liiniey l.W'i financial. Closing prices Of UallAVEN TOWNSENU, Hash aits, 40 South Third Street, Philadelphia. Stocks liought and Sold either for Cash or en Margin. 1'hiladklphia, Anir 12, 187S. hid.

askeil. 9.6's tssi lu-'sj Kr. 1WV; 104, KiS lstiS Ins KisU (L40 loii'j i'f- Currency. and Int 121 8 1SS1. new mli 4ls's, lOCi H4'i lllO', PKIlJ 4s new Penn'a H.

It Phila. ft It. It adniK It. 17 is la-hluh Valley It. la-hlKll Coul 4 Nhv.

Co. Is' United S.J. U. It. ami Canal Co 125JJ 1M Pittsburg, Titusvilld K.

It 4 Philadelphia, and Erie It. 7 Northern Central It, It. Co 14 IS llcsloiiville Pass. K. K.

Co s'i lhili Coiil 4 Nhv. liohl lOO'J IUiU Baltimore Markets. Monday, Aco. 12, 1878. FlalfU.

Firm. Family tl Wheat. Fair redll; upper Md. red Of.SCj1l.OKi4; prime Fultz l.Ot; choice 1.050 Rye. Good to prime SofjSJ.

Cons. Yellow 33. Oats. Sales at Vfo'M. Philadelphia Produce Market Monday, Aug.

12, 1ST8. Flol'r. Penn'a family ".5.23 for new wheat: 13.50 for choice old. Patent and other hlch grades heat. Receipt small; market firm.

Red ll.OK.U.0.1; ainlter 1.0.'(t,l.07. It ye l'enn a Cons. Prices firmer. Prime dry yellow Oats. Good demand.

New white 31(535: old Philadelphia Cattle Market. Philadelphia, Aug 12. Cattle dull good, 5' jc medium 5c com mon sOtl'ic. Sheep dull good, medium, 3A(iic: common, Hogs Market fair good to prime, (, medium, Liver Is King. The Liver Is the Imperial organ of the whole human system, as it controls the life, health and happiness of man.

When it is disturbed in Its pruper action, all kinds of ailments are the natural result. The digestion of food, the movements of the heart and blood, the action of the brain and nervous sy stem, are all immediately connected with the workings of the l.lver. it has been successfully proved that Green's August Flower is unequalled in curing all persons atllieted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the numerous symptoms that result from an unhealthy condition of the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on the Western Continent Three doses will prove that it is Just what you want Married.

I IIVVV It tsltl It' I In Ill l.l W. .1. Stewart- Mr. Conner of Tl.imitoi to Miss slarv J. shonp.

ef I a-litown. Or.I.WlcK.s 111 UKIIOI.l.KK. On the same l.y the uiio', Mr. W. ot M.

Tiiomioi. Mrs. Culiiurlne llurkhol.icr. of Casht.wn. JOHNSTON' DAVIS.

ln the 8th lit the residence of the officiating minister, in Fan-nctubunr. by Jtev. J. Mnilh l.ordon, Mr. Win.

II. John.l.m to Alls Mary E. Unvis, both of the viciirlly ot llurnl Cabins. Died. Soar In this county.

rmtheJlst of July, Mr. John Mclioarell, in luu (,.1. -Ti 01 ntO'. XIXo.N'. On tin, 12th Inst at her residence on Wrst Oncen street, llnirerinir and lailnful tunc, Mrs.

Susan T. NUon, in the 73rd ycarof neraire. runcrni irom me residence 01 ner sou J. S. Nixon, on F.ust Market on Wednestluy tliornlnic.

S.Tvlrc al a. 111. not 1.1111 111 sunshiny, August the sth. If7s. Mrs.

ctnni H. H.mliry. aed is years, 2 lnontii-4 ami Uys. WAUL. In llsmlltnn township, on the 7th fcu-an, alleof Jacob Wahl, aged 75 yeum ml S.luvs, Elt In this place, on the 9th daughter of Slartln and Amelia K.yer, aged 8 uioiit lis uud 12 vs.

lloOV EU. On the sth Inst In Itterkennv townshtp. Hrtrrv Scott Hoover, son of John VV. un.l Nancy K. ll.wver, a.sl I yeur, 4 months and 17 AKI.IN.

On tho 6tli at Fanaettsl.tir. Mrs. Mary Cai llu. aged V. n-nrs, (i months, and 6 ihi OsC.EIt.

On the in Fannettshnrg. Win. aired 2 vture, months and i days. kElTEl.I.. tin the Imh neur alter a Ih.tfcrtttK IHucj-h, Mr, Ceorge lielt.ell.

SKtsl alKiut years. s.sy liKIt On the in at New tiullford, Mr. Henry Snyder, agtsl Hi yt-irs, month, and tilmt. llEl.M AN. On Fayetteville, Mr.

1-awrence C. lieluiaii, a.sl tii years, months and -jidays. WIM.EKT. tin the oth near Fayette ville, Mr, J.svjili ft. Winjrerl, aM t-J years, mourns anu nays.

New Advert Isements. 'Phe King of all Sowing Machines, The I l.hrht Kiiniilnir NEW IHlMfc. SThWAKT SlNOEIt l-af uud Too tlrawers with Cover, All Klil'l. of Sralni; Machines at BLACK'S Sua in Machine Ihih.i, tj.ie.-u Street. ttUtltlt CROQUET AND BASE BALLS.

A 'Well s.le.te.1 stock ot lluse Balls and Hills. r.sjiieti. Ac ch.stp. vt hole-ale and J. N.

sNii.Kk llisik store, Cliatiilsirsbuix, l'a. SCHOOL LIBRARIES. Sihil Htrnrl CurtU, Ucil itnil ltin Tirki'lM, itHTinlt'inient' Hetni, Minntt iUMtlc Ac. Whoi--Hlr Mii't Hiail. liv itmtl rN-iv pmittpt nttntinn ut J.

S. fc.M-Iitlt itook Mrt, I'a. 1MKK IXSUUANXE. Valley Mutual ire t)uruntt totupahy of I-lmnoa wan orftnixetl in hfpt-ntlwr lat, urui umltsr thi nw act of th lKiwUttirv iH i t-rtitut ui( a Ovtut jUle iititaswrription of Tim bulk of the ion ai titkt'ii In Li'lmnou itntt tiiat tMxinty, ami tlit fiiiltrMiii romiHif-ifi ttic uuiti-atfciiii'iit are kinmn butfimn HtHiitliutf an! iiil-tfrilv. Vttr hinraiK? 011 ral ami imtmmimI itrofM-rty call on WM.

C. McSLLTV, wlfo hat iH-rii appoiul-! their 'itt for ruiiklin anl ullon Couulittrt, a ho ill piea-wM toattt-ntl your Ktuu tu tut nmr'JUr. ur Au'lHor, aptx lintel by the OrpUan'i i.urt of Kmiikltn ciuntv, to dUtriltttui tt moitt'y In tti liamN of I liot'tllt tiuUTof laiii-l litti (f Vynejtot as ttlM ft ml ami tliml a-cunt, to aii't atnmijf thM U--tll tlH-rt-to, int-t al tit oitk-H In Wavntcnr. on rUny. tiie anhduv of Aauu-st, A.

nt o.clotrk, a. ia. fur Xhv purptwM' alxiv ntfut loiu'1, alit-n-all pi-iin iutficxU'tl mm Nttrntl if tlifv ste pmpt-r. JoLk'U AUtxtst.tt linlitor. l)nOTIIONOTAnVS NOTICE.

I utf it hi rt hv civi-n, to alt person inUT rettl, tlmt i follow 1114 at-rounu have irn fllfsl in tin 1'rtJthonoLai olllrf. ami mill ni'M-riti ti out 1 fur omi flnnittitm. ot ThurHluiii the VA day of SrnL, A. b.y to wit: Klntt and rtiuil account of It. (iclir, Asfignec of ot m.

iiarit ii. irss.1 and final urcuunt of II, i.t hr. Asjeilgu of Mi III 111 liOVtl. Mntt ana rtnnl arount of 8. A hii'n' of Tiieolor ktNn.

imt and ft it! account of M. J. 8 tick, Aignc of John C. Am ount of K. t.

Wai.lltch un.l M. J. Slick, Ailin'iiinf Pavid Jlctonnrll, Ktrt anl fltial account of A. A. Skinner, A Mtfiitt of Walter U.

liitiH-r. JOHN A. HVSSOVG, I'uotbojiotat'h Ornr rottiouotHrv. Aug li. I ttugU-tc.

LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. Carriage Repairing. Second-hand lucies Ixiught, sold and taken iu trade. JUJD. WOLF, at the Klnft St.

Bri.lsre. Chamnershurx. iay special attention to Carriage uf all kinds and tlal-Hiitet-s satjs- iactiou in mat line. all kinds of Wagon Work from the Mhest to the Heaviest Him I Also HOUSE It 1 li. 1 have now on hand several Second-hand Two-seat Top K.iifile.

I Sulky, Ac for SBie e-iimu. one littttr. si-nist, waihij, new. KUWAKl) WOLFF, auttlt-lf lit Kltii street llridire. Nsw Advertisement.

The following new advertisements appear In this week' Issue. Mieriff Valuable Earm at Public Sale Hunter Springer. Farmers' Favorite J. L. Latshaw, J.

eents for Franklin county. Mle-K. J. btuall, M. Kim-melt, Assiineew.

The Friend of ail V. II. Cresskr. Public "sale-Jacob Ettcr. Wilson tulIege-Uev.

W. T. ylie, I Notice to Contractor Daniel UeJwix, James 1'atton, J. W. Craic Commissioner.

I'rothonoary'. NoticeJohn A. llyssong. I'rothonotary. tl, Orphan' Court Sale Mary Jane C.

bllch- ter. Administratrix. Look to vour Interest-Edward Wolff. New Kieh liiri-J. 8.

Johnson Co. Jackson's l-st i. F. W'ardle. The King of all Sewing Machine Iliac'.

Auditot'a Notice Joseph Llouglas, Audi-b. Croiiuet am! lUse Halls-J. Snider Fire Insurance Wot. C. McNulty, Agent PERSONS HAVING HEAL ESTATE FOB SALE, SHOULD ADVERTISE IT IN THE "VALLEY SPIRIT," WHICH PAYS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MATTERS of INTEREST TO FARMERS AND CIRCULATES LARGELY AMONG THEM.

Cosxittee KeeUag. There will be a meeting of toe Democratic County Executive Committee In the ttrand Jury r.MH of the Court House, in Chambers-burg, TUurxinv. Aug. al baif past ten o'eim'k A. M.

of importance will be lran-Jir-tl and ail members are re-querted to be present J. I). Liu id. Cliairman. list or naaaaaa.

Antrim 1-t Djtrlcl, Wm. Oanlnr. 2it-l J. Jiwiiy. 3r-l t.

W. liulT. th.inil- r.uulg 1 Win. W. Slid Hiram M.

h.tf. Hiram Ik.lfa. 4th J. I. I.n.ln(.

I Hrv Hun iHni.m ilarr. i W. r. l.rriviiiii arnnl Pirun.lt- T. lUmiilon An.lrrw Krl.

J. r. I.uivan lMi i.m Tin II. M. lii i muiirry iwinn.T laraTiw.

irrtowii Joim if. t'rr. An.ln J. lllx- kt r. IUiti.

UtK k. it iiampT.m J.iah httir. til.n j.rinff J. A. l.

lli.rtn ni'l llw ar. Wilouum 1-1 ltstrtc-l Joua It IlAiniit.m. J.C.VVrst. W'arrt-n I- Plwuit-lc. W.t.lj tinfi John I.

Kill the orchard caterpillar. DtJTxoT t.i fore their sei-di ripen. A aw at HouL hois to be put up al Scotland. Kirt rtAfHtsare rare, and some peacUe are TUreripe. IVkj pat will end on the Jlla, and then bow is every dfg to have his dy? SrtxtiEB has gone to New York, to attend the meetioj o( Potter committee.

Is a rLESTin fcEAsos hve U.U, tbeali-taeiiUry canal to dot tar carrying Thi skw IUr-tos 'jo cent store, now open on Main street, rppovde National Hotel, I'a. Wa. Fti.ui4.is, o( this place, broke Li leg at tiie ankle ty jumping from the train of Wli lie was brakeMuan. (iotto woBX. John I'lougb tl.re!n-l, about of la-tt month.

In oae and one-fourth days, 4 vs bushrU of wheat and bushels of ttata. ll.n (iEBit spt.ru a horse and a dog now. The burse 1 very handsome and the dog would be a beauty if it had been ut off Just a liUle hort-r at each end. Jinx hull took our advice and called it Lena, and now we'll bet both our top and bottom dollar thai when it reaches "sweet iixtj-en" it wiil be the brile of Sideling Hill. Tits SAiKAKtMTof the Lord's Supper will be a.iu:iti:st.Ted in the rresbyterian church at Waynesboro', on Sunday, August l-lh, preparatory taking place on the Saturday previous.

Ths dot of the family begin to play bate bail with apple dumpling about this aexMB of the year. Fur knocking that kind of ball he wants no better bat than a big JIowlasd Austin, of Saluvia, Fuiton county, was lu L'bAUicrsurg week before last, when he sold hi property on west Mark et street It) Ilev. C. li. Lane, who has occupied it for some time past.

lltirsiK's tint Kansas excursion will start from Chatubersburg and other points in the Cumberland VaJ'ey on Tuesday, Sept. 3d. The run for tvanssa prun.ieo to keep up and we hear that a Urge number wiil go on this excursion. Sati huat sext, August 17, ia th day for the holding of the Loudon Cornet Rand's festival. Four Rands will furnish music.

An excursion train will run from this place Irariog here at r. M. and returning the same iihiht Fare 7U cents. Rel ent eopiotis rains at Mercersbusg and in other psrt of the county have done much good to the corn crops in the favored sections but near Chauibersburg and In some other H.u the drought has been so long cor.tinned that the corn is well nigh ruined. A Special Trais will leave Chanibers burg for Camp Ground, on Tuesday evening, August 1 at 6.30 r.

and returning will leave Camp Siding for Chanibersburg at 10.53 p. x. for accommodation of those who wish to attend evening services at camp meeting. Ret. I.N.

Hats, Principal of the Normal Schoof at Shippensburg, having received a call to the pasUirate of the Central Presbyterian church in Alieghery tity, tendered bis resignation to the board of trustee of the school, which they declined to accept. The Allegheny id say the committee appointed by the church to present the call will endeavor to induce the school trustee to reconsider their aetioB in the matter. Col. M.1H he is to deliver the annual ad. dress before the Agricultural Society ot Penn sylvania at Erie oo the 2th of September.

his old friends in this county want to learn hat he knows about farming, all they have to do Is to go up there and listen to hint. intend to go, as we are anxious to know whether the Colonel holds that turnips ought to be picked off the tree by hand, or whether he thinks will do just as well to shake them ilot n. opp. National Hotel, a Self-Threading Shuttle, Self-Setting Needle, Self-Regulating Tension. Sold at Cliambersburg last year.

124 Machines. Sales of Real Personal Property. J. P. AIM CO.

REAL ESTATE MERCHANDISE BROKERS, Leavenworth, Kansas, Have for sale over Acra of the finett Ijind in Kanmt. Our ljind is situated all through lie Slate, embracing some of the finest lands and possessing all the advantages ot Timber, Water and Building And an inexlianstable supply of the finest Stone. Sef tiers Coming to Leavenworth County Have all the advantages of an old Settled Conn-try, wiln one of the most delightful climates. is The Italy of America Weinvde correspondence with those who wish tobtiyClly Property, IM land or Improved Funas. Address, J.

r. ANGNEY julyt-ly leaven worth, Kansas. DJOURNED Stephen L. Phinccle and wife PUBLIC Nos1 Scptemlsr Tenn, In the Courttif Coin-I mon Plists of Frank. lin Co.

In Partition. vs. Patrick Balla's Heirs. Sale of the Rial Estate de-creased by order of Court. Notice is hereby given to all parties that In Pursuance of the decree of the Court iu this case will otter at public sale on Hie premlss, in Warren township, on the taith day ot SKI'TK M-BEB next, at one o'clock, to the afternoon, the fellowing describeit Real Estate, to-wit: A large tract of improved land lying on the Little Cove Road, aliout twoand a half miles north of Sylvan H)st-olllce, and known us the Balls larin, contaiiungalKint 440 ACRES, neat measure, with good springs, running water, meadows, VA1.U- ati.i.t.

ii.ntte.it, nuiu'ings, rfs lands in goad state ofcultivo- tion, Ac. The farm has build-mgs and Is so situated as to be divided to advantage, and will fered in tracts as well as in one ImmIv on day of sale to suit purchasers. It is conven icntlv'situaled and market, and has never been exhaust ed by lutr.i tillage. Much of the laud is lime, stone. TERMS Ten per centum of purchase money to be paid on day ot sale; one-third, the ten per centum, to be paid 1st of April, when deed and possession will be given; the balance in two equal annual payments on 1st of April, Island 1S71, with interest from l-t of April, lsTJ, to be secured on the land by Ju.tg- ment.

alien am. July31fit High Sheriff. Col. L. r.

Mna. of Kentucky, Anctioneer. A UB LIC A COTSWOLD AND SOUTHDOWN SHEEP, The undersigned will sell at public sale, Ith- oui reserve, OX HEDXESDir, AlGleT 2Sth, 1SJS, At Stmtbmoor, Shenandoah county. Viininlo, immediately on tire Valley Branch ot the Baltimore and Ohio It. bis entire liock of Pure Bred Cotswold his ininorted Dree.

ing Bucks, numbering some Inland consisting of Bucks, Ewes, and Lambs. He will add to Hie sale some 30 Cotswold aud some 30 Southdow Bucks which will tie selected in nerson from the liesi flocks in Kentucky. The slieep an. every way wort hv of the attention o' breeders of fine sheep. Lunch at 11 o'clock.

Sale to commence at promptly. 1 sans All sums ol tsi. and under, casti, over that amount, 'JOday's credit, for approved nego tlahle paper. trains win leave on tne morning ot ineaaie. over the Baltimore A Ohio R.

from Frederick City, at a. Hagerstown, at Martins-burg, at 6:24 Harper's ferry, at 7 i stopping at ail in termed iate slat ions.arrlviug at. St rat Inn. sir at loo'cltick. TrainsoverCheHaticakeAOIiiowill leave Uordonsville alsmt 5 A.

slopping al all stations, and connect, at Stounton, ith sjtec'al train, over the Valley Road, leav ing at and artiving at tem. To return, trains ill leave at 5:30. P. M. Tickets at half tare rates.

or part leu. lurs see handhills. GILBERT 8. MEEM, Mt, Jackson, Shenandisih County, SALE OF REAL ESTATE. -The undersigned will offer at Pnbllc Sale, on F'riday, tiie nth day of SeptemlierA.

isTa, ihi the I the following real estate orty Acres, more or less, of first class Limestone uu.U-r cultivation, having gissl ftinces thereon ens-'led. said land one mile north-east of Stonirerstowu, Franklin on the Public Road leading from the Turnpike to Hambright's Saw Mill aud als.ut i mile Irom turnpike, adjoining lands of John Mela, Daniel Ebeniole, Jacob F. F-U rsolc, aud otheis. Sale to commence atone o'clock, p. when terms ill be made known.

JOHN N. METZ. ABRAHAM MhTZ. Fxecutors of Abraham Metz, dee'd. aug7-tt 4 NO.

1 HOME at Jacksoc Hall. at Private Sale. It Finn kiln county. Pa. con ihi fiir BK1CI lliii, 1 smith a (smut -s dress con tains 10 acres and 8 perches, and the Irnpiovements are a wo story ixittiesi! nana iiarn, niaea- Shoo luo lietter stand in the tv.) ami other outbuildings.

Ad- ress or inquire oi JOHS GROVE. BLANK DEEDS. The best form ol Blank Heeds ever offered for sale In Wi Blace, on excellent paptr, can be had at THIS FF1CE. Also, Magistrates' and Constables, Blanks of all kinds. Blank Receipts for collectors of State, County, School, Borough and Township Taxes, Naturalisation Blanks, Ac, Sale's of Eeal Estate.

OEHIANS' COURT be sold at public gale in front of the Court House, on Monday, the SKA day of Hmtember, l7s, at 1 o'clock p. two hundred ami twenty ACRES OF VALUABLE MOUNTAIN LAND, situate in Letterkenuy township, adjoin-ing lands of John Sllchter, Abraham VelJJ, jcuuiau anu oiners. 'una livid has asnst large amount of elegant POPLAR, -L. CHESTNUT, HEMLOCK. WHITE OAKoli HICKORY on it.

Terms made known on day of MART JANE C. SLICHTER. Administratrix of David Slichwr, dec'tl. AngU-ts PUBLIC SALE. Tho Subscriber in- I tending to remove to Kansas will oiler at Fublic Sali) on Saturday the fifth day of Octo- wei i.s,s, an 111s real estate situated in Green township, Franklin county.

on the road leading from Scotland to ShioDensburu. one mile Irom the former and five miles from the hitter place, the farm on which he resides containing 125 acre more or less. The improve- xic.nn uimnifti 01 a large ana suusianiiai uitick HOUE containing rooms all newlv et.td with back building attached, a large stone and FRAME BANK BARN In good condition wr, corn crib attached, with all neceseary cvjfc ouubuil.lings, including Smith Shop, wlthcistema at house and barn and i a well of WatrRt th dror TI.n, lu a good lOllng OKCliAKD or alMint luo trees in bearing con- eV. dition, also 150 Peach trees of the finest sjSesV oualltv. Graoes.

Plumsand all kinds of small fruits. The land is in a good state I cultivation and produces all kinds of grain and nnder good fences. This a desirable furm lielng handy to market, Mill, Post Office, Stores, Churches and Railroad. There is on the farm a large quantity or iron ore cropping out at the top of the ground which is or a good quality. There will also lie ten acres of Wood Land sold ith the farm if desired, also one other tract containing seventeen acres all handy to the tarui.

Sale to commence at one o'clock p. when ine lerins win oe made Known ny augU-ts JACOB ETTER. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. The undersigned. Agent for the heirs of A.

M. Dellaven, offers for sale a valuable slate farm, situated in Lnnran township. Franklin two and a half miles east ot liox- Dury and lour miles west of Newburg, bounded I.V lun.lt. OisiImm j. iit.ii.vuu.i VC.LQ.liU, 11, Hoover, Joseph Keller, and others, containing TWO HUNDRED AND TlilRTV-SE VE.N ACRES and 7 perches neat measure, about 140 acres or which are cleared and iu a good state of cultivation, having thereon erecteda large Two.

Story DWELLING HOCSK, well suited for two families, one part of the house is Log, eased with Brick, und contains lMI. 1 sl rooms and a kitchen, the other six rooms, and was recently built. Al-so a large stone and Frame BANK il.vu.s, seventy-two feet long, built nine years ago. Also Corn Crib, Wagon Shed, Wash House, Hog Pen and out- -eCi buildings, all recently built and in good iii, condition. There lsa well of good Water at the kitchen door and a Stream of Water i uu-tiing through the farm.

This farm Is beautifully situated, and all the clear land, except one small field, can be seen from the buildings. Schools, Churches, Stores and shops are convenient to it, TheORCHARD contains about one hundred Apple Trees, of choice fruit, lu good licaring condition; also Peach, Cherry and Pear Trees. Ninety seven acrirs are covered with a heavy growth of thriving TIMBER. The cleared land has nearly all been limed. Here is an opportunity to make a safe and prof, liable investment.

Patented land: perfect title. Terms made to suit purchasers and possession given immediately if desired. F'or lurtiier ia-foruiatiou call on or address. J. W.

DiHAVEN. Scotland, Franklin Pa. augHf TTALUABLE FARM AT FUBLIC SALE. The undersigned will offerat Public Sale, on Saturday, September 14th, l(f7S, HIS FARM which Is situated in St. Thomas township, Franklin county, on the old Swarts Factory Road, one mile south of Knitton's old hotel, and three miles east of St.

Thomas, con-tainina KW ACRES AND 152 PERCHES of EXCELLENT SLATE LAN Acres of which ia TIMBER LAND. It loins farms with Mess. Grove, Rotz, Gsell, Gelwicks and Wiland. The buildings consist of a New.Two-Story FRAME HOUSE. 2tx 2S feet and contuing 7 rooms; a Log Barn, Wash House, Hog Pen, Corn Crib, and other necettMiirv Ings.

There is also a ell of good Water near tiie door and two springs near the barn, together with running water in most of tho fields. Also an APPLE ORCHARD on the place. The furm Is all under good fencing. -74 There will also he offered on the same dv. In the same township, a tract of MOUNTAIN Land containing 20 Acresaud 50 Perches, adjoining lands of Messrs.

Reed and Springer. Any person desiring further Information can call on Mr. Stouer, who resides on the place. Sale to comm. -lice at 1 o'clock on the above named day, hen terms ill be mado known hy aug, uAiiutiirn.

1 SSIGXEE'S SALE OF ltcAL ES- 1. TATE. The undersigned assignee of J. sciinffand wife, will make public sale, on the premises on Saturday, the 7th of Septemlier next, of the following deserllied real estate, situated in Antrim township, aliout 1 mile north. east of Brown's Mills, lo-wit yu acres, more or lists, of good Limestone Lund, ntml Iv ele.tr M.n.1 imiler e.ilt I- '-Y vation, improved with a Good as 4 Two-Story HoUsE.Bank Barn A- nil needed out-buildings, aiso a 1 gotsl Well of Water, Gootl ORCHARD and large variety of Fruit Trees.

This Is a de- sirnuie rarm, ueiug con ven leniio mu is, stations, scluHils, stores and meeting houses. Persons wishing to view the land will call on J. 1.. Sehaif, residing on tiie place. F'or further Information npply to the undersigned in Cham, licrsburg, I'a.

Sale to commence at I o'clock, p. m. on said day, when terms will be mude known by J. G. SCHAFr, JnlylO-ts Assignee.

7)UBLIC SALE OF A PLEASANT I HOM E. On Friday. SepteiulM-r ti. IsTS. 1 will sell at Public Sale, on the premises Decupled by John W.

Coliel, on the turnpike leading from ChamlH-rslmrg to St. Tliomos. ti tulles west. of ihe'foruicr and 1 mile east of the lulter.the fol low ing property i nree acrea oi i.an.1. Having mere a DWELLING HOCSE, (Log Weatherboarded.) containing six rooms, an out-klthen with Rake-Oven and Smoke-House under the same roof, a Mahle large enough to hold a inn Horse and two Cow with their feed, a new Hog Pen and Chicken House, and other neeessary buildings.

Also a Well ot ttnecnol water and a Cistern, and APPLE. PEACH and CHERKY TREES in abundance. The Vtf4 land is in gotsl condition and this is a very pleasant home, Sale to commence ut 1 o'clock p. hen the terms ill be made known. Juiy31-ts RACHEL COREL.

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE. in pursuance of an outer of the Orphan's Court of F'ranklin county, I ill sell at public sale, on F'riday, August the 23rd, in the Horough of Mercersunrg, the Carriage Factory belonging to estateof C. Iiud- erliaugn, consisting ot a iwo-iory FRAME BUILDING, 35x40 a Car-I a Unntu ft. and a Brick 4 Building x3S with lot fronting on ho this is ell-known, has a good run of trade and is well adifpted to the business. jl Sale to commence at 2 o'clock-, p.

when therms will lie made known. Sale pojitive. A. 11. LOUDERRAUGH, jtilySl-ts Administrator.

flM1. leu' Js. i I -jSk9 1 li.rt.lrat l.l f.vtt. w- desire toeugoge in the business tl is rare onportunitv. The stand Kxtreme I-ast varus- rlalion sowing Hon of of a sin-one acre single gle tulai all tHisi- tut.e on on one lions, oneacre.

Farmers' Favorite. 7 Is. lioz. 2'oz. I'oz.

Cltaiiip.on is i 4' 2-4 lloo-icr 21 1 4 riiriuers' Frlcu.L..il "14 I 7 i'j Mcsherry 2i 4 Empire i 7 lluckeye 40 12 Address J. I.ATSIf AW, Marion, J.C. CLl'tisTON. ChambersbV, (ieneral Agents for Franklin Pa. Mtui.le Drill at Indian Queen Hotel, Chaiubcisburg, Pa.

aug I4-2IU -TALUABLE FARM AT FULLIC S.VLt. On Tutsd'i'j, Sq.ttmlcT 3c 1S7S. The iiiiderslguofl, proprietors of thC'Fntnklin Iron Woiks," iu SI. Thomas Twp, Franklin county, Intend to stop the manufacture of iron at this place, and tu conseiiuc nee of hlch alii sell off some of our farm lauds. Via wiil at Public Outcry, in Iront of the Court House, in lia1ilerslitirg.

ou the alsive named our VAI.LAlll.K FARM, in St. Thomas Franklin county, I mile east of the Furnace, and miles west of containing 201 Acres more or less, all under a high statu of cultivation. The improvements thereon consist of a gotsl substantial F. A It It A F. I) HOI III.E FltAMF.

HoCsK. feet, two stories Ingh. 4 rooms ou tlr.t rl.M.r and 4 rooms on second floor. Aith a Isiek kilcheu and Imku oven; Frame Batik fiarn, wailed to rirst floor, and Is leet high, containing 3 fi.Kirs, i uioa 4 and 2 granaiu-H, i wagon bhed, 2-xw f. et aud Pi f.et iiigli, a llh t-cru crlli ou either side 4 leet aide aud li feet high, to hold 2.4.U bushel cars of corn one frame hay or grain shed feel and li high, with corn crib at one end 4 feet wide, to hold bushels ears of corn: also a space.

14 feci wide tor storing farming utetisiU, Ac; 1 frame hog stable 12x21) I.s-L These bjild-lugs have ail Issen put up inside of live y.yirs and are all lu excellent condition. The building are on the centre of the land. Water In eaeli neld for stock. The land la lH.un.led on two shies by flowing stream ot water, aud witii a small Water heel water ts puiuiMsl through a one and a-lialf inch ple to the Wrnvanl, and front thence to the house and into a well near the house. A large cistern is also at the house.

Adiotning the buildings are 3 acres planted ill. Ij apple trees ami 2u ear trees, all of the choicest varieties. In a tew years it will "-s lie in la-arlng condition. There have been fji put up within the last few years nearly I.uuu panels of post fence, all ot chestnut posts au.t luils, mostly rails high. This (arm is one of the most desirable, as eli as one of tile most productive In Franklin county.

The laud has all been heavily limed a second time within 6 y.strs witii the ex.s-ptionof one rteld. which has la-en limed but once in that lime; also, a large aiuonut of niauure being mads on the place l.y f.ssling cattle, and all the man lire made at the works has Iss-n yearly hauled on the farm. The soil is limestone mlxe.l witii freestone, and is smooth ail over, ith the cxcepllou of two places of alsmt ouetuarter acre each, where limestone eros out and can be quarried. This farm has produced as high as 33 bushels of wheat s-r acre, and not Iras at any time within five years than 25 bushels. This year's wheat crop, now tlmi-h-e and in tnsikt l.

amounted to 2.. 11 bushels, anil the hay crop 150 large loads. Sale to commence at 1 cl.s k. Terms very reasonable. Any parties desiring to have additional information concerning the prniiert will a.hlress us at Box Cliambcrsburg 1.

or call al Franklin Furnace. HUNTER A SPRIMJER. ftmrll-ts.