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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13
FARM FOR SALE.
STOCK FARM FOR SALE
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES

offer for sale my stock farm Of 400 acres half bottom
$40 thereof Enclosed plenty of timber 200 acres
meadow land, and all well adapted for stock for which
II has been used for some years Thereon good dwell
ing, barn 3ox40, and outbuidings, with water &c
Small orchard, school near by, and situated within IL
miles Of Annaton Price, fifteen dollars per acre In
quire on the premises, or at the store in Annaton
p. CLAYTON.
Animation, ne 18th, 1868. 2tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13
NoTTCEs
HARRIS PROPERTY!

am authorized to receive proposals for the purchase
o. the Harris Farm and property the Town of
pee1o"n, ufaht county, Wis. The farm is of the
best i'll the county containing about 300 acres and we'll
improved Persons DESTROYS of purchasing the pl OPP
erty can presennheir propositions tt
W. p. DEWEY.
Lancaster WIS., Aug. ~, 1858 l2tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13

The fear ofpain, the fear of shame,
the fear Of ridicule, drives children
into faIsehoods. Those who govern
them might, al least, remember how
it was in their own cases, and so
manage as TO help conscience against
fear. rather than by threats and
sternness make the temptation irre-
sistabe.
Children are very delicate instru>
ments. Their minds are undevcloped,
ungoverned, and acutcly sensitive.
Men play upon them as if they were
tough as drums and, like drums,
made for beating. They are to be
helped more than blamed. One in
sympathy with their little souls will
lead them along safely, amid tempta
tions to falsehood. where rude
and impetuous nature will plunge
them headlong into wrong.
The one element of real manhood.
above all others, in truth. A child
should not be left to learn how to be
true, how to resist temptations, how
TO give judgement in favor of right
virtue. Here is the place where help
is neutrality-suspicious., sympathy, en-
couragement Instead of these, the
one motive, too often, is the whip.
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sgly" When Spaniard eats a peach
or pear by the road side, whenever
he is, he digs a hole in the ground
with his foot, and covers the seed.
Consequently all over Spain, by the
roadsidos and elsewhere, fruit in
great abundance tempts the the taste,
and is free. Let this practice be i'm
itated in this country, and the very
wanderer will be blessed, and bless
the hand that ministored to his com
fort and joy. We are bound to leave
the world as good, or better, than we
found it, and he is selfish churl who
basks under the shadow and eats the
fruits of trees which other hands
have planted, if he will not also plant
trees which shall yield tiuit TO the
coming generations.
THE MYSTERIES OF VISION 1t has
been found, while firing at the 'run-
ming man" target, at Wimbledon,
England, which is scarlet on enc side,
and gray on the other, that the scar
let dazzIes the eye, and is hence the
most difficult to hit, from leaving a
red streak behind it, which unsettles
the aim. The gray was struck seven
ty-folr times, and the red one forty
two times 1t is q curious fact that
those with gray eyes hit fairer than
those with eyes of other colors
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13

sa~ II you icdnt goods Of any kind at
the lo,ceSt prices, 90 to A. 4, 7. A. Burr'S.
Buy your Groceries al BTr's-lire
and gro1c fat
A good assortment Of Hard,care, at
A. G Z. a. Burr'S.
Fashionable Clothing-a good stock
at A. Il, r. A Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13
STRAY SHEEP.

Taken up 10y the subscriber residing section 10,
in south town Of Lancaster, lands owned by him,
about the first OF July last, two aud one buck.
The owner requested to prove property pay charges
and lake said strays. WILLIAM GATES.
Sept IA 1865 le-w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13

SlLBERMAN.-Regular as the sun
in his orb, Joel Silberman is on his
way round and round. and may be
expected any day at the door of each
customer. Seventeen years this man
Slberman has made regular calls at
our house to sell goods, and man of
stricter integrity and uprightness we
have never known.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13

INSTITUTE AT HAZEL GREEN.-The
teachers of Grant and La Fayette
counties, Wis, and of 10 Daviess Co.
Ills. are invited by Supt. Hubbard to
meet at Hazel Green on The 9th, 20
and % days of October for instruc-
ton. State Supt. Craig and Prof.
Allen have promised TO attend
These institutes are producing uni
formity in school government and
are therefore to be commended
Ladies will be supplied with stopping
places free of charge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13
DEATHS

Go Poetry attending notices Of death charged for at
rate OF cents per line.
Died at British Hollow Oct eth. Of FOYER Mrs. Ann
f. Paugh wife of Maj. Paugh, aged nearly 40 years.
Deceased a native Of Green Co Pa, and emigrated
to the in 1913.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13
sHERIFF's OFFICE, GRANT Co, I

FVuV'I 1uVos
hereby pledge Grant County for the payment OF
$4,000 for the apprehension OF the thief above upon his
consietio J. p. cox Sheriff.
l6-w4&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13

ga The pIatteville Fair is to be
held ca Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday Of this week, AID will be
largely attended, unless there be rain
OF SNOW
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13

DENrAL-Dr. Newell, of the firm
of Newell & Tucker, is to be at Bee,
town from the DIST to the 18th OF
Oct, and ut Bloomington from Oct.
2Sth TO Nov 18th
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13

MILLINERY.-The Misses Ware 4
Cow, milliners in the room over the
Post Office in Lancaster, have receiv>
ed their new stock of late style goods
and wares for the ladies' Call and
see them and their stock. See advt.
CERTiFIoATEs OF MARRIAGF-We ask
it as Il favor all round that you send
all certificates marriage to the Her
ali office for publication. Such Ger
titicatcs will be promptly turned ov-
er to the Register of Deeds for legal
record No payment is required tor
either their notice in the Herald or
for recording.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13

MEETING OF TEMPLARs AT PoTosI.--
The Good Templars held large pub
lie meeting ut Potosi, on Saturday
evening last, at which District Dep
uty Provis was the speaker. His
lecture WAS listened to with the usual
interest and respect which be always
commands, especially where acquaint-
ed Mr. Provis formerly resided at
Potosi, in days obscured by glasses
Of ruby wine and lager.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13
ARRIVALS * DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS * DEPARTURE S
OFT Mails it14anoaSter.
BosCoBEIl-Arrivos daily (sunday ex1 At 2:3O P. N
Departs Z" " 800 M
GALENA-Arrives daily (sundSy exJ at oPM
Departs sam
PRDU CHIEN-Arrives Tues. Thurs i Sat. 3 pm
Departs Mon. We'd. Friday 8 A. II
uAssVILLE-Arriyes Monday Wed 4 Friday u M
Departs Jpn
MINERAL P'T-Arrives Wednesday 4 Sat- II M
Departs 2P,M
POTosI-Arriyes Tuesday. Thurs. a Saturday "a NJ
Departs Bpm
TR CHEsEBRo, P. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13

pA- Mr.. Gladstone, leader of the
English Liberals, is thought to be de-
feated in Southwest Lancashire, but
is certain to be returned from Green-
wich, for which constituency he was
also a candidate. Lord Derby owns
large estates in Lancashire, and
strenuously opposed Mr.. Gladstone's
election.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13

STRANGE.-Lately Rev. Morris, a
Congregational clergyman formerly
of this county, married couple at
Brodhead, Wis. using in the solem-
nization the Episcopal marriage SER
vice ceremony. So we learn from
the Brodhead Lndedendent
We do not know that there is any
law, human or divine, secular or re>
ligious, forbidding the use Of the Epis-
copsl wedding service. The Congre>
gational church is neutral as to cere~
monies Of the kind Probably the
couple preferred the Episcopal TO the
less snowy Congregational ceremony.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-13

The BEE HIvE-A paper in
London devoted TO labor interests
saws: american bonds and money
have improved in value, owing to
TO the belief that the democrats are
losing ground and that Grant is to
be elected should the election of the
latter occur there is nothing to hin>
der American issues of bonds and pa
per speedily taking even rauk with
gold, dollar for dollar"
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.


THIS Is a well established and entirely
reliable Company /. Is the only Maryland
Company. Such has been its marked sue
cess that it declared aud paid in cash as large
aDiyidend as the oldest and largest Compan-
les in the United States.
It's Directors are men ofknown integrity
and commercial ability to whom the public
can look at all times for just and careful
supervision Of its affairs. IL must be clear
to every intelligent mind that, II we would
secure the largest prosperity to our State
and people Individually, we must build up
our own institutions by keeping capital at
home. The laws ofttade, self respect and
self interest combine TO make this the
Company for Maryland
DIRECTORS.
Hamilton Easter, Allen A. Chapman,
George p. Thomas. Hugh Sisson. Hiram
Woods, George II. Miller, Thomas Cassard,
William Devries, Charles Webb.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
DR.. u. Mills, Westminster; DR.. Manakee
Union Bridge DIR. Waters, Watersyille /:
DR.. Boone. Middleburg; DR.. Correll Ia
neytown; DR.. Burlington, Of New Windsor;
DR. Henry II. Beliz, Of Manchester. DR.
Shaw. Of Uniontown DR.. :. W. Steele, Of
Freedom.
Persons desiring TO insure their lives will
do well 10 consult he above.
ANDREW J. MYERS,
State Agent,
viii travel through the county during the
Summer, and attend the Courts, 70 transact
the business Of the Company
Now, gentlemen, you have the chance to
insure in good, safe, asd cheap Company
without sending your money out Of the
State. np80--u
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Esiafe ef John H. IKoltn,an, aeceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Sub.
in scriber has obtained from the Orphes,s
Court Of Carroll eanEty, letters Of Admins.
tration on the Personal Estate Of
JOHN II. WALTMAN,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having imsagainstsaid Estate are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same within
six months from this date. otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
HELEN WALTMAN. s
aug 27--4tE Administrative.
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The above described ltssl Estat4 4, ,i,s.,.,,
and bqnBds 90 The Wasicfu 4d. Railroad tby.e
miles ifana WsstteinttsF. and sbgat uasr .fouyti.
q Hile from tbs Gohsaeh StsiiBA on fal4 HsIi
Road
YARN No, I, :, IL = good s,ais ~ cultivation.
routfHirstiy sstesrdby newer failing streams.
thn helis are laid ~ iB cohfrbisnt .fIe and res
closed by good ieacst, aboat ~ Arrcs !, gsst
eia~ AraAoS land snd AhaBE 90 Aerss i
hssfty eovctgd si,h ChsslAui, nicsofy ani
uak GiabsT.
fafm No. ?, adj 5ins 80. !, ard shsa, ON.
bali Z ullsbls laHd sad sts other half - e3gol-
lesi Timher isad. centisfing of chesisat.
liirknfy aHd Usk. ana Il watsfed by ths IA.
ispsrB and other streams
tafm No. d aAtsias 80 Z. ard 4. In hfsh
state ~ calavsfiBn. buiislings abf faces Ia
Neod repair, There ls stss IhriYing yoaag
ufehafa on The preuisgs. . spring n good
watef neaf tiR lIsaast. and a ass pfaaoftl5p 1,
Asadow spd f!sihef LAID
Los Ne. !. 0a w0ad Lot aajliolug the Home
fsr's. glhtitiinx ~ ffsi elsss Tie.isr.
lot No. ?. atbtsns Lot Na. 4 and u a WnsA
Lot. consisting principally u Chestnut Ti,rbey.
Lot Ne. J, q fsfesi " Meadow lsaaa, las-
nrdisReiy opposite The Hams Fars,. lyin.- H.
s~een the Paispscp sad Wesfafu Nd KallraaA
iuii flsi ~ 81 ths Real Estate shove A..
sefibea viii ha exhibited 90 lha daY of sais.
AHg iai4fIaaiiun in rrgasd 10 the sane wlll b.
lsfutshed os applicsilan "a de rrastse. Al
hssiiiiasisf, Nd. ssd pnsfuss Wishing ta sie4
hs pfr1nitrs wili eaN upan ~. Daniel Long.
frsidlnE 90 ihs Home Yarm.
1srsas = sais o. psss.ritsd - i1~ Tssnrs ass.
oEs third cash on lhs das II ssle, o. On ths
fAuhfatieh hareai. enc thlrd Ia enc ycss, aud
ne ether onn.ihird In iva years frn,a The day
q sair, the eru,lit payments b b. secured 81
tht anirA 81 ilic purchaser Or purckascfs wIsh
approved seeHtIty, bearing lhisrest ffem lhs
day u sale.
cHAA T. REiFsNtDER, Tras.ss.
CHerF ksiraXtpss, salieiiots.
Ea.. |.
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Reliable Bone Fertilizers.
DAUGH'S CELEBRATED CONNER.
ID CfAL BONE MANURES, Baltimore
Agency 81 and los Smiths Wharf.

n -
Agency % and l0j Smiths Wharf
PRICES IN BALTInOREi
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate
$50 per ton Of 200 pounds.
Bangh's Chicag Bone Fertilizer, Sfs.
Bdughs Chicago Blood Manure, sI8.
Maryland Powder Of Bone, SIS.
Calalnet Mills Bone Dna, $40.
These valuable l'ortilizcfs can be had o.
regular market rates. freight added, from
dealers throughout the country.
These articles sfe offered 10 tho ngricul
tural community with entire confidence as
being both prompt and permanent ia their
effect
They viii bring ihe crops forward al once.
and being made from pure bone their effects
will Lass for years
They afc usfd 10 every par of The coun-
Try with entire success, mud tho sales Of cach
are constantly Increasing.
Send for sample and cirralars.
GEORGE DUGaAfE,
ManufactnFcrs Agent,
Nos o. aud los Smiths Wharf.
Baltimore Nd.
For sale ~ Gehr & 0rcndoriI. wes,mins
ter, Thomas u. Sellers 4 Co, dol George
W. Harris & Co. Middleburg; Geo, Ever
bart, Manchester. ang 3m
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Two aud a Half Acres Of Land,

more or less. situate In said city OF West.
minister, which lots we're conveyed 10 said
Nillla'n II. Bell BY Jacob Grove and Wife,
~ decd dated March IA, 1854, and recorded
aE'ong ihe Land Records of Carroll county.
Y l.ihcr g. +. w, No. ~. Folio 81 &C.
liy David WGntz and Wife, by deed dated
Janaary g, 1889, and recorded among the
and hecords Of Carroll county il. iiber
=. =. W., No. ., Folio ~, &c. By JOSH
fishor, hydeeii dated March iS, 1850, and
recorded among the land Records Of Car
roll county IN Libcr g. =. W., No. %, 70.
no ll9, except 0 lot, No. G5, conveyed by
said William j. BELL and wife to Chloe n.
Oursleri BY deed dated November %, 1861,
aud recorded among the Land Records of
carroll eonnty Ia Labor W. A. Mex No.
~. felia ~ and hy Anna II NJ Fisher
sud John G. Frizcll, Executors of John
fishrF' decreased. by deed dated on or about
the lsi dag nl june. 1868.
10 pari u q Tract of Land. called "The
hcsur'ey Of keliy's Delight" containing
lS Acres Of Land, more or less,
which was conveyed 10 said William ii. gell
hT John Cfont and Wife and Cniharine
Henry, bg deed dated january ~. 1863. and
recorded among ihe Land Records uf Car,
r1ll courly in i.ibeF g. l.. ~, No. 21.
Folio got, &c aaid land being situate nliout
tNn mlles from the city of Westminster, on
uy near tte road leading from thence to
Nhnehetcr Aud also IN
81 Acres, 2 Roods & 20 Perchcs
q land, more or less. conveyed to the saii
William ~ Bell ~ Ahna l. ". Fisher and
John Z Friscll, Byecalors of John Fisher.
docea "a. ~ doed dated on Or about The lst
dHy u danc 1855, said lAud being situate
about one mile south ess, from tilr city nf
Ncdn'insicr NBd adjoins lands af 4. +.
Cru1i, Jacob Powder, ]. II. Hoppe and
nihof
Also, a0,00o Bricks. Horse, 2 Hogs,
Cart. 2 Wagons, I WhrclbarFows. . Beds
sud lieslsleads, Cooking Stoves. ! Parlor
and Ten Plate Stove, Cupboard. Sink.
Safe, fahlct, IS Chairs, ] Clock, acre
of Cora, growing: aad 10, of Boarls, and
! hereby give notice that on
Woiaesagg, H. m day 81 October,
isGs. at 10 O'Clock, 4, ~, ai the Court
iloaae door, ia The city Of Westminster,
Carroll county, Nd, will ofor al tho
right title, Interest and estate, NJ law and in
equity II tho said William H. Bell Of. in
and % the aforesaid several parcels of land.
90 aeized aud takra iu execution, at Public
sale, 10 the highest bidder for eash and at
the hour OF O'clock, =, ", ~ the day aud
YeaF aforesaid, a, the present residence OF
the said William II Bell, I will oaer al
thr right title, Interest and estate, at law
and IN squiiy, Of the said William II. Rell
Of in and 70 the aforesaid goods aud chat.
iels. 20 seized and taken IN execution, Al
Public Sale, to the birhcst bidder for cnsh.
THOMAS u. GfST.
sept 10 h tsldbO.) Sheriff.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

be sabscfibeF, by yiftao % the decree of
the tircuit CoBrtior Carroll county in Rgsify.
pssfed 10 lhC caAe ~ ! BaumgsHncf and
others, against Mary +. ilaumsartucr aad
others, ptli uilor iho land in said eaasr Ie
creei y lig sold Al PabIic Sale. 10 the high
crs bidder, upon ihe prnmissa, oa
'Saia~6ag, NJ 2Gh tag ef S,Jfmlcr.
1868, 81 ! o'clock. =. n.
Tbs property situated 10 Cnrfnp cnsa.
~, Nd, on tho puiilic road leading fsom
Ncists iformerly Naus Min. 10 Conrad
sbaes l'rmsFiy tie property ~ +. aad T..
Peters. aboai : milcs irala the lprncr sn,i
iaiie FROM thg latter place, and aiioin
laipis VI Josiah AdiesrerRrF, Josiah Baam
ssEiDes aud others, agd contains
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II. u. GRAMMER,
W. A. BAKER,

Nine new Democratic papers have
been started 10 Wisconsin since tho
nomination of General Grant. No new
Radical paper has started, but one has
suspended aud two have changed for
Seymour
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The application to the United States
District Court, for writ of habeas cor
Pus on behalf Of Mudd, Arnold aud
Spangler, confined at the Dry Tortugas,
has been refused.
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The recent heavy rains in Georgia
have seriously injured the growing cot
ton. In Middle Georgia the rust, worm
and the rot are at work and prospects
are gloomy
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CIRCUIT & REIFSyIDER,

ATTORNEYS ATLAW dND SOIL
CITORS IN CH4NCERY,
WESTMINSTER, Mn.
WYE have formed a copartnership in the
w practice of Law in the Courts Of
Carroll and Howard Counties, and viii
promptly attend to all business entrusted to
our care. Particular attention paid to Col
lections and procuring DEGREES for the sale
of Real Estate.
Also, Applications filed for Back Pay and
Bounty due heirs Of deceased soldiers
Office adjoining the residence of CHAs. 7.
REIFsNIDER. no3O.u
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Two butchers in a Chicago pork
packing establishment showed their
dislikeio dealer in sheep by carving
him up with their knives.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-24

Twenty'three thousand emigrants
have arrived in Toronto, Canada, this
year, Of whom only 3,10O remained in
the Province.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-24

An old lady in central New York
has made portrait Of Gen. Washing
ton 10 beedle work that contains over q
million stitches.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-24

The Official report of the Secretary Of
the Treasury Informs us that the cost
OF the army for the month Of August
was sil 800, 600.
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WESTMINSTER, Md. THURSDAY. sEPTEMBER "a


DY virtue OF the last Will and Testament
I'D Of Daniel Leese, late ofCarroll county.
deceased, the subscriber, as Acting Execn.
tor of said deceased, will, by virtue Of tile
authority vested in said will sell the Real
Estate left by said deceased at Public Salss
On Friday, September 25th, 1868,
at / o'clock, p. NJ, on the premises Of said
deceased, lying on the Pennsylvania and
Maryland State Line, adjoining lands OF
George Feeser, Jehn Gauble aud others, IN
site Of the road leading from the Union Mills
to Hanover, about 4 miles from the former
and 9 Mules from the latter place, containing
fOi 81 Acres aud II PercheS
OF LAND, more OF less. Part Of the
land lies in Union Township, Adams county,
PENNSYLVANIA, and part Ia Myers District,
Carroll county, Maryland, and will he sold
together in one parcel. The land Is In
hugh state o. cultivation and produces very
well, Is laid out 10 fields of convenient size,
and under good fencing, aud has been lined
at different periods, aud Is accessible 70
limestone that can he obtained at all Gnes
There is about % Acres Of fine
TTMBER LAND,
comprising Chestnut, Oak and Hickory.
There isadue proportion Of Meadow ground.
producing heavily. There "a on tbis farm
. Orchards Of all kinds Of fruit. The i'm.
proyemcnts consist of one and halfstory
DWELLING HOUSE,
with Cellar under, IN good A ySN-1
order large Bank Barn. M - aEhA
with a Wagon Shed attached ~ 4 t.1sias3s 1,ilsss
u pump Of pure water a. tho door. ana olllrf
out houses. These buildings are located IN
the paFt living ia Pennsylvania niso n ooe
and a half story Dwelling House. a Stable.
aud Spring Of pure water aud spring lIonse
close 20 the dwciIing, and number IL other
Springs on the pasi located ia Maryland.
Also 81 the same time and place
A " y y N T. u I.
containing 2 Acres had II Perchss of Land.
iying ~ peunsylvania, about mile from
the above Farm. eousistag Uf Chestnut and
other Timber that eannnt be- surpassed.
be above tarm has many adyantagrs ~
iac buildings are located on the eoaaiy road
u lies convenient 70 Churches, Mills. School
Houses, aud surrounded By as intelligent
and ncighl'orif community. The location
ol ihis property Is very desirable and would
make a valuable homestead
The sale Eiil be posiiiye.
Any person aishins 10 girW the property
before ihr day % sale, win please call on
John Shull residing thereon.
lERNs ~ SALE One third usYi af the
perchasc money 10 lg paid By tie purchaser
of purchasers 20 Tie lxeruiau on ihe ,isy of
sale, o. on 'he niihcaiion theeuf Nv ihe
Court, and the halaucc 10 tao c4ad pay
mcuia 10 one and iao years from ibe ,isy II
sale, anj 10 b. secured ~ iao nUies. bonds
or angle bills Of ihc purchaser ar i,urriiaaors
silh nRsfoysd sUcaniy, bearing interest
from DAY u sale
WILLIAM LEESE,
Acting ExecuioF.
J. iiIGv IiolTE, Auetianeor.
!. IFm. i.aTsagf, tleA. isop ,s-
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PRIVATE SALE.

TnE subscriber offers at Private Sale, his
HOUSE AND LOT or LAND,
situated on the Deer Park Road. near the
Deer Park Chapel, about 4 miles South Of
Westminster. The Lot contains 8 Acres.
with fine young Orchard of choice Fruit.
The House is large two story and hslf
with Store Room attached, good Stable
and other necessary out buildings.
This Store Stand h convenient 10 three
Churches, and is beautiful situation, il e
the best Stand in the neighb0od.
Any person wishing 20 view the property,
will call on the subscriber.
JESSE EBAUGH.