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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-06-16

|G1RAseE AGENCY,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE ON AUGUSTA ST..
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
| THE CRASH IN PRICES HAS AT LAST
COME,
AND RELIEF NOW AT HAND FOR THE
FARMERS.
l now desire to cfer at very Or eatIy re-.
duced prices for CASH a full stock of GROCE
RlRS: Consisting Of
COFFEE, SUGAR. MolnAssEs, TEAS. &C..
Also, TOBACCO and CIGARS.
am also prepared to furnish all kinds of
Farming Implements, Machines, Sc. at tse
lowest possible Cash prices
LIME have on hand and.for sale. in nv
quantities., FIRST-CLASS LIME, made at the
old Gibson Kiln, near Fishersvile Rates ow.
l will ship produce at all times in the in ter
est of the Farmers.
SPECIAL. ATTENTION.
L desire to make my business success. and
would ask that the Patrons and Farmers " ould
give me trial before trading elsewhere Nv
object is to make quick snles and short o; -oHts
that my prices may be in keeping will /. the
times. My purpose is not competition; ut to
eSseblish a bushes on solid basis in Il 1e in.
terest of the Patrons of Husbandry Corr espon-
dence solicited.
Patrons and Farmers call and see me.
Jan7-t W. NJ. DINE LIE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-06-16

To WASH WINDOW GLAss.-In wash
ing glass never use soap; wash off the dirt
with clean warm water. After the glass
is dry, rub little paste of whiting and
water in the centre of each glass; with
another cloth rinse over the glass, then
rub it with dry cloth till it shines like
crystal.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-06-16

STRAWBERRY SHORT AKE.-Mix some
dough precisely as you would do for bis
cult, bake in one cake o.. !. ,ound tin.
When it is baked, split it open and butter
it well. Have your berries prepared with
sugar, and cream also, if you like; pour
them upon the lower crust of your cake,
and place the upper one over them.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-06-16

LEMON PIE.-Take two lemons, peel and
CRATE the rind; of the remainder express
the juice and cut in small pieces; add one
egg and one and a-half soda crackers wa.
Ger enough to fill the pie sugar to taste.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-06-16

CocoA-NUT CAKE.-Sugar, two CUPS
butter, one-half cup; sweet milk-three-
tourths cup; white Of six eggs flour, two
and one half cups; two teaspoonfuls of
baking powder.
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GELATINE FRosTING.-One teaspoon :
full of gelatine, two tablespoonful of cold
water; when the gelatine is soft, one table
spoonful of hot water. When entirely
dissolved add one cup of powdered sugar,
and beat while it is yet warm until white
and light; lemon to taste. Give good
measure to all the ingredients. This frosts
one sheet of cake.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-06-16

MOTHS IN CARPETs.-Wet thick cloth
in cold water, lay it on the carpet and
steam with a hot iron.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-06-16

ONE-EGe CAKE.-One and one-tbird
cups OF flour, one-third cup of sweet milk.
one cup of sugar, one teaspoonful melted
butter, one egg and two teaspoonsful ba-
king powder.
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MENDiNG GLASS AND SHELLs.-The
derby Cement which can be obtained
at the first-class crockery stores, will he
useful.
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SUB SCH RIP ON.
Professional Cards.

gETM. PATRICK,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
STAUNTON. VA.
Will practice in all the courts of Augusta and
Circuit Court of adjoining counties.
@ss~ Prompt attention paid to collecting.
Office in building with a. B. Niche.
Sep 2-ly.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-06-16

MICE AND RATs.--Red pepper inserted
in their holes and runs will drive these
pests away.
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10 CLEANSE A SPoNGE.-Put a little
powdered carbonate of ammonia in water.
and lay the sponge in it for a few DAYS.
and it will be cleaned.
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gT0R SALE.

WARDEN TOoLs.-A LARGE So PPLY OF
W Spades, Rakes Hoes, opading orks, La
dies Floral Setts Transplanung III ,weis. and
ALL KINDS OF GARDEN IooA 5, for sale
low.
mh24 GEO. i. PRICE.
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once dissolved in distilled water and dried.
SOMETHING ALWAYS READY TO MEND
CHINA.-Mix little lime with the white
of one egg to use it take a sufficient guam
tity of the egg to mend one article at q
time; shave off quantity of the lime and
mix thoroughly; apply quickly to the ed
ges and place firmly together, when it soon
sets and becomes strong. Ca,cined plaster
of paris will answer the purpose of lime.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-06-16

LAUNDRY BLUE.-A good washing blue
is made as follows: Make a solution of
prussiate of potash, two ounces, and anoth-
Ell of protosulphate of iron, once ounce;
add the second gradually to the first, until
tire precipitate almost ceases to fall, then
strain through linen, add water, and con-
tinue the washing until the blue color be-
gins to dissolve in it. when it may be at
once dissolved in distilled water and dried.
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FU RNITUREI RNIT Q R E
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-16
The Great Discoynrv 7

r., =, FUNKEI'S BITTER WINE OF
IRON. For the cure Of weak stomach meme
raj debility. indigestion. disease # the u. rvous
system consumption, acldiIy of the sto mach,
and all cass- requiring n tonic.
The wine Include. the most agreeable and Of,
ncient salt Of Iron We pons-sr, CItrat, % Mag
netic oxide. comb'ncd with the most energetic,
of yogotsblc touic~yoilnw Psruvi.n Marx
The effect In many eases Of debility. loss NJ
appetite. and general prostration. ot AN etii
Client salt ot Iron combined with v.lu,b!o
Nerve tonic. II most happy, u sugments Tho
spp'tito, raiscs tho ptlso, take, ni muscular
habbine.s, removes the rslor of d.blli y. and
gives dorid vigOr to the ceuntenanc".
Do you want something to strength on you
Do you want good appetite DO you want 10
build up your Constitution Do YOU want 10
feel we'll Do you want TO yet rid oi ncrv6u.
ness Do you waut energyi DO you want tb
sleep WE'LL DO you want brisk and vllprous
feelings II you do, try kunkel's wine of
Iron,
This truly valuable tonic has becn thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the cOmmnnlty that IL
I, now deemed Indispensable ns n Tonic mo II.
cine. II costs but little, purihes the blloi and
TEN and proiongs life,
nov only ask q trial OF this venerable
sole Proprietor, Philadelphis. P. AK your our
drusRist for kunkels Bitter Wine of tron and
take no Other make. sold only In u bottles,
nll others are counterfeit, 40 beware of them
Buy SIX bottles Tor IS OJ.
Worms RcmOrcd AIi,s.
r. =. KunkaIs worm syrup never fails Ia
DESTROY Pin, seat and stomach worms. pr
kuukel Is tho only successful Physician N I'm
THIS country Tor the removalcf woriis. He re
moves Tapr worm With head and all complete
alive alive H. hour; and no fee until removed
and yet q bottle OF Kunkels worm Syrup
Price tl.O0. 1t never fails,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-16

An IMPORTANT DECISION. Right OF
Railroad Irare!ers-A Hedry Verdis.-
The case Of Barnet Levan against the
Pennsylvania Railroad company,
which was OH trial last week in Phil
adelphia.
The plaintiff In 1868 purchased at
Harrisburg . ticket for passage to
Philadelphia. The train consisted OF
but two passenger cars, an ordinary
car and q smoking.car. The plaintiff
asserts that he was constitulonally
unable to ride in the smoking car, and
the other car was full. The plaintiff
was afflicted with disease which made
standing for any length of time injuri.
GUS TO him, and as some other cars
were added 70 the train he asked per-
mission of the brakeman, to enter a
sleeping. car, where he found a seat.
When the conductor took up his ticket
he demanded 81 so extra for the priyis
lege Of riding In the car, which plain
till refused to pay, alleging that his
ticket entitled him to seat, and that
there were no seats elsewhere on the
train. The conductor, shortly after.
wards put plaintiff of the train about
AAuOo AOui A<ohChotcI. Ilo WuIkcu
into Lancaster, and in the long walk
his disease, as he alleges, was aggrava-
ted to such an extent that he has nev-
or entireiy recovered from the effects
Of II. Levan's suit for damages has
been pending for eight years. On the
trial the company's version Of the af-
fair was that the conductor allowed the
plsintf 10 remain in the sleeping car
until there were seats vacant in other
psyts Of the train; that shortely after
the train left Middletown the conduc-
TOR requested him to takc one of these
sssis and he refused, whereupon the
train was stopped and no was elected,
The Judge, in charging the jury, said
that the plaintiff had an undoubted
right 70 seat and that II there was no
saat fox him in the ordinary cars he had
asFieht.todjnd ono IN any part of the
train. u was the duty Of tho plaintiff
TO accept the scat offered in the ordi-
nary car, II such had been actually Of.
cred him, and that the conflicting yer.
siops Of the affair must be recon cilod
y the jdly> The jury, sltsp dslibep.
e3ion of Exo7 hout1, returned . YER
" f'g the plalntlfT q ,52o,
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Death qn the Mountain.

tyn Tuesday morning Mr.. William Chest.
nut OF this place went bunting to Shkte
inountsin, promising to return at 8 p. M,
but not doing so his family became nlsrm.
ed, and number Of men started in search
and spent the night on the mountain, but
without success. On Wednesday many
others went out, and after noon an organ
iced body OF about loo men and boys
stretched along the turnpike from Jacks
creek bridge TO the South base Of the noun
tain. and thus covering the whole noun =
tain marched up. Less than IN hour A..
tsrwsrd tho missing man was found by
John Boone, lying among the rocks. about
. mile east Of the road, dead An sxsm-
ination disclosed q bullet wound in his
abdomen, the ball having entered in from,
and passed out at his left side. In hip
pocket was found q clip Of paper upon
which he Ind written the following:
III fell, and nv gun few back and shot mo. My
assr wife and children, meet mo la heaven"
Evidently Mr.. Chestnut whilst walking
hemsward tripped and fell over . small
tree. and in falling somehow the Dad In
his rife was discharged. After being shot
be removed his hunting trappings from
his shoulders, and found as comfortable =
reclining position as was possible among
the rocks. placing also his hat over his
fsoe but he probably did not long retain
consciousness, else DO no doubt would
have written more. Mr.. G. was 4 much
respected citizen, about 81 years Of age.
and had for many years been dsvout and
sincere GArittian 10 the Methodist church.
True Democrat, Oh inst.
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business Locals.

Those two foes Of bodily comfort, Rheu.
maiism and the Cout, cease their twings "
the affected part Is daily washed With
Glenn,s Sulphur Soap. which bani-bcs
pain and renders the joints and muscles
supple aud elastic. Depot Crittenion's No.
Z sixth Avenue, N. Y. Hiirs Hair 4
whisker Dye. black or brown, 60 cents,
November IS 1875. 4w.
CAUTl0N-Notice is hereby given
by the undersigned that NO has left the
following articles at his farm in Frank
lin township Truck Wagon. Lot of
Hay and Potatoes. All persons are eau.
toned not to interfere or meddle with
the same. JNc. W STrEyER.
Oct ~, 4s76.
na-Weis & Oprenhcimer. Sclins~
grove, have just opened their stock of
Fall and Vinter Clothing. I, comptis.
es all the latest styles for Men 4 Boys,
and will be sold at astonishingly low
figures. Give then, q call.
MA- Good Overcoats rs low rs a. 80
at Weis X Oppenhcimers', Selnsgrove.
-Undcrclothing in abundance at
Weis 4 Oppenheimcrs, Selinsgrove.
Fly G. Y. SMITH. from Ncwport.
Perry county. Pa. will furnish SNYDER
cnunty merchants, with the hest com.
mon candy, Frcnci, Bunting. &c. He
will be on hand q, and dnrinr the holi.
days, with all kinds Of Candies. Toys.
etc. Sept. 2I 76tf.
Just received a fresh and full
line OF Mems aud Boys hats of the Ia.
test, styles at weis 4 oppenheimers.
Scinsgrrve
Rs-JonS u. RAuDryBArGu. Tailor,
respectfully informs the people of Mid
dleburg and vicinity that he is prepared
TO do all kinds of work IN his line neat.
ly, cheaply, according To the latest
style and warranted II 1T. Cutting
dono Mt short notice. Business place.
corner opposite the Z. B. Church,
Main Street. Sent. oS.76tc
by Bcuutiful nature affords no finer
SPECIFIC ftt skin diseases than Sulphur, n
fact that is clearly proven by the scti on
upon the ou'icle afflicted with eruptions or
uicerou' sores. Of that supreme purifier.
G'enns sulphur Soap. Depot Crittenl on a
No. Sixth Ave, N. Y. Hills Hair
X Whisker Dye. black orbrown, 80 cts.
Oct. 18th. 4w.
nB Holloway's Pills and Oir,mcn -
Scurvy and Diseases Oft Skin--Feycr.
restless sleep, foul stomach. tainted breath.
langonr, depression Of spirits always at
'endsnt on the worst cases Of cufnneou.
eruptions are speedily and radically re.
moved by ibese medicines the ointment
clesn'es the skin. and the Pills purify the
blood. stimulate the liver, and promote
digesiion. % cents per box or pot.
November 10th 1876
wosDsRruL Srccrss.-Tt IL reported
that BoscnsRs GERMAN SrRur has, siuce
its introduction in the United States.
reached the immense salc of 10. 600 10 zen
per year. Over 5000 Druggists have or
dered this medicine direct from the Fac
tory, At Woodbury.. N. j.. and not one has
reported single failure. but every letter
speaks OF iis astonishing success in curing
severe Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast
Consumption. or any diseases oribe throat
and Lungs. We advise any person that
has any predispo,ition to weak Lungs, to
go TO their Druggist John A. NOAH, and
get this Medicine. or inquire about il.
Regular nirs. IS cents sample bottle. 10
cents. Two doses will relieve amp case.
Don't neglect your cough.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-16

To TIE SUPERVISORS s.-Supervisors
who really desire to become good Off
GERS may now inspect the highways of
their districts and see whero the work
10 most needed. A man of Judgment
can save many dollars toy putting work
In the right place, cleaning cutters and
drains by few strokes of the hoe, and
thus allowing the surface water to run
off. Water standing on the side of the
road keeps it soaked and soft and cas-
lily TO be cut up by teams. Put n load
OF fine stones in II very bad place
which need raising, but pu. it in the
middle and let it spread and settle,
that water may run OIL Only smooth
the top so the wheels may pass over
1t safely. A few bad places made good
each fall, how soon the whole road may
be improved. Look after your bridg-
es and SEQ that they are safe and tho
approaches easy.
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Painful Accident

A Lcwistown paper OF the 9th inst,
says: We regret TO learn that on
"Wednesday Of last week, Mr.. JOHN Ii.
LAWYER. Of Decatur township. accom-
panied by his son tagged six) and dog,
went hunting. He shot a squirrel,
which lodged in tree. lie climbed
the tree, and when about 30 feet up,
caught hold ofa rotten limb, which
broke, procipitating him to the ground.
Both his arms were broken between
the wrist and elbow. and, also his
left leg in the thigh. The son went
for assistance, and when persons arriv-
ed they found Mr.. LAWYERS dog lying
beside him, with his fore legs around
his neck.
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cyag A LECTURE
WD TO NOung Men.

Just PuJlishCd, in a Seated Enrelope.
Price sir cents.
a Lecture on the Nature. Treatment.
and Radical cure Of Seminal Wenkncss. or
Spcrmato torrhoe. induced by Self Abuse.
Involuntary Emissions. Impoiency, Ncr.
vous Debility. and lmpedimenis 10 Mar
risec generally; Consumption, Epilepsy
AMI Fits (; Mental and Physical lncapnci.
ty, Rely RoBrRr CuLvgRwELL, N. u.
author Of the "Green Book" &c.
The worldirenowned author, in this al.
mirablc Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful conseuuen.
ces OF Lelf.AbIse may be eiIeciually re
moved without medicine. and without dan
gerous surgical operation, bougies. insrru
ments. rings or coriials pointing out Il
mode OF cure At once certain and eiTeciual
by which every sufferer. no matter what
his condition may be. may cure himself
cheaply. privately and radically.
Hay"This Lecture will prove a boon I,
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal. ina plain envelope, /,
any sdress, post paid. on receipt Of six
cents or two postage stamps.
Address.
THE CULvERwEJL MEDICAL co.
II Ann St., New York Post office Boz 458
July is, 1876. ly.
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Only Remedy for Hard Times
Change Your SURROUNDINGS.


Al wanting FRUIT FAuMs, esss.,,,lv
adapted . ,hc growth oithe VINE, where il
Is an established success and p,ys T. 4 Rfl y
PROFIT Tho isul IL also adapted 10 he
fruits also. ursln, drs-. aud : eystnRics
MANY hnnireds OF excellent VINEYARDS.
oMiuAknS AMI FARMS can now no seen.
pln. rmh hnuArl9N Is only smiles south oi
climstc. and at tho very doors Of the New YORK
sud Philidelphla Markets. AnoIher Railroad
runs direct 90 >cw York.
THE PLACE Ia already large Sucressfni
and Prosperous. Churches, schools aLA n,Ls,
rivllege'ate already established. Also, man.
ulactories OF shoes, clothing Gisss. straw
toon' anu other things, vt which di1cren,
members Of n family can procure emp'nym,nt
1t has been n HEALTHY RESORT fGr sSmc
yeSrs past Tor people suffering from pulmonary
ty; many thousands have entirely trr1ycreJ
4 now Brick Hotel has lust boon complete 1.
100 feet front, with back buildings, four stnrjo.
high, Including French roof, AMI all modern I'm.
prnNcments Tor the accommodation VI visitof.
Price Of FARM LAND 1880 per Acre. pay.
ahlc 10y itstnllments. within tne period OF lou
years IN tn's climate pl,n,ei out 10 vines. 70
acres further north.
Persous unacquain,ci with Fruit q .ow,h.
csn become familiar with II In short time on
account of surrounding.
Five Acres One Acre, and Town Lots I'm the
towns OF Lsndisvillc AMI Vineland, also iot
sale
n.
Nincland eau he visited at small expense
A paper containing full information viii be
sent upon application to CHARLES X. LAMBS
Nlncland, ". w., free OF cos'
The following isan extract from dos rIptlo
OF Nincland, published Ia the New York rnt
BusR, by the well known Agrlculturist, Solon
Robinson
All the farmers were of tho well 10 do" rort
and some Of them, who have turned their atten.
tinn to fruits aud market gnrscning. ave grown
rich. The soil IL loan, varying from sandy u
chyey, and urincc gently uuiulrtirg, intor.
sected with small streams ami occasional wot
meadow VS., in which deposits Of peat or muck are
stored, sufficient to feTtillc tho whole uplau,,
surface alter 1t has been exhausted OF its natur.
al fertility.
II Il certainly one of tho most extensive Ter.
tile tracts, In an amnst level position, and
suitable condition tor pleasant iirmiug, that
we know of this side Of tho Western prairics,
VIC found some ofthe Oldest farms pltrently
Just ~ prottohly productive ~ when hrst clear.
cd ot forest my or hundred yclrsago.
Tho Rcnlngist woul I soon discover the cause
ofthis continued fertility, Tho whole cduntry
isa 'natine deposit ani all through the soil We
Ouni evidences ot tcalureDu' subsItncss gcnsr.
silly In tho form Of iniirttcl cal3Lrcpus mari =,
showing many iistln't form. of Aurient sholls
nj tho tertiary form ttiou ant this ,atrly suD.
stance is-c,ttere iRll through tho soil, In very
eommiuuted form. and In the exact condition
most easily nssimilatci by such plants ~ tho
former desires to cultivate Aug3,1o
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ACARD TO THE AMERICAN PUBtrC. =
For many yssre We hAve made two medicines
suited TO the ailments OF . vast class OF suffer.
them and, 10 fact, the word failure could new.
81 DO coupled With thsui. hut Within the last
two year, couutsrfsits OF our msdisines have
of our Trade Marx. To secure the people ws
have placed upon esch genuine box OF Hollow.
ay's Pills aud HollowAy's Ointmsnt the fad
HaYdoet. To counterfeit this u felony. We
shsii relsntlsssly pursue auy one who initiates
this With the utmost vigcr Of the lsw. We mosi
loan people VII sid us "a our s6ol ts 70 protsc,
thsIs health, and help us IN our tssk of bring.
Ing these most unpyinctplsd met to the bar q
etnss puvposting % B. ours unless Nj JOSEPH
HaydoekV eiknAeuIe y nttsohed TO ssoh bol
g tills q tSt 81 Oinensns and ths snd VII
~ 's''iss sssis|ssi III. ;;:sye:sx, ~ 1e.x . =,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-16

Stenger's majority over Mahon in
the district is only 44-had Hunt.
ingdon county done her duty Mahon
would have been elected.
For Senator, Dill has about 10C
majority over Wagenseller. Snyder
gave Wagenseller about 100 above
the state ticket and Union fell below
about that much thus electing Dill
by small majority
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-16

III Penn townships on the 2Sih pll.,
Cathsrinc Z. 8. woodling, aged = years.
! month and II dats.
o. the 2nd inri,. nssr McKss's HALF
Fails. barbara 6sohrist. rsllot Of The late
Henry ssahris', eyed sS ysars.
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Orphans CourtSaIe.
TIHE nndersionod Trusioos an.

THE undersigned Trustees ap-
e sell the real t.,s,s of John sSsasie late Of
frsnslin Township Snyder County Pa dece ascd
will oer at public sale, at the late residcnc" OF
.aid fscsss.dtv mil.s west u Middlebura on
four following described valuable tracts ~ land
yii All That certain messuage snd tract d'
MOUNTAIN LAND. situate IN Franklin typ.
John q n a helrst East by wsde Lawrence, tract
fouth by summit ~ Shade mountain, West by
lands Of Horny vsnderslice, containing iti
Aiso tsst bsNs,u messsuss and tract Of land
situate IN Besvsr tcwnship. Snyder county, Pa
bounded North by Abncr kigicr and Y, J. Mid.
dleswsrth, Esst snd south by isnds Of Al Mid.
dleswsrh aud West bv lands ~ Reuben AiSler,
containing l,s ACRES and lly perches, stricl
mes.nrc and known a. tho 'Shiptou property,
Il ACRES ofwhich IL clear farming land ,ithc
bsisncc is we'll timb.red wbereon IL erected a
good HOUSE, BARN and other outbuiidiug-
snd = never falling spring ct wafer nesr tho
house, also variety of choice fruit trecs. There
IL also q vein of soft fossil ore running through
the farm. With good dtift 10 the ore--snd oni,
me milo and = halt 10 Bcavcrtown station on III,
Sunbury and L,wis,own Roilroad.
Also all that certsin messurg. aud tract Of land
| situate In Centre aud frsukliu townships, Sny
der der ,orn,y' Pl Bounded North by land Of ia
cob ftlrst oniel kcons, Esrt by lands o
samuel Engcl AM Adam Walter. jr., s.uih by
burg containing ~ ACRES aud IS perches. rtricr
measure, aud tnown as tho Adam Ws,tol
trac'' ~ ACRES ~ which is under cnitivat lon
u" balansr Is covered with lnc growing youu,
| chestnut timber.
Also. that certain mcssusge aud LtMssrosi
Quarry situate In Lewis township, linton 90.
| "a. B'nnde,i on tho North by lands OF Goorg.
h'mle Eat by Samuel fiilmsu, \ 'u.h hy hoir,
lnft"n. Brinchcr sud West by John sptslemyer
containing 10 pERUHES
| sale to commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ. OF SAID
dag when ter'ns of sale will he mric novn by
JNhS. X. SwENdLE
J. q. NJ. sWtkdtI..
| Sep. a, 1870 Trus,.os.