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Toth, Olosiocroey of Peons"low/fa.
The Ihunoeratie Siete Committee, at 1t 7. 3 .
• tutus, January 29th, at garrlaburg,
'opted the following monitions: '
lot. That the regalar Convention of the
BBhir Nominating a can/White (,r the
upretse lleneli hu held at 1 - Inrri , dmit
m the second r1i0..4.1,4y0r3c
at 12 M., utpl that the Convention shall
be etaneo,e4l.:: It: linUal nutul;e: o:delu
ge tea.
ft. 10, alditlon thereto, it is memo
ti,,,mtls.l to the Denote, /ley Pennsyl va-
Vie to fort/no/A ekr :. ill the Ustial
ner two thtleg ttes ni recognized po.sit lon
and influence itt the party for each Rep
resentative-anti Senator In their resp/T.
I 11 ve Itistrictor, who shall meet itt .ttoss
-(lonventioa'ut I larrislmrg, on a day to be
fixed by the Chairtn.tit of the SP.Lir CO4-
tral c ommittee.
By taster of the l)ernocrat lc State Coin
roittee. 117,11.1.i.ut .8. W.t.m..1c1;
B. L. Forreti,
secretary.
TOTE OVVATVaitifr-z-ACIALY.
The followin9 extracts aro all from l- ,
publican papers. They lire nut on
pointed,. but 'sweeping in their condem
nation of - Cameron. qua thu men who
porninated him.
Thu Tidikute Journal 1.1/ us oxylab3o tli
. 40 wettcn of Comeroh:
"it Is a speetaclo saddening to eAry
trna Union 111101. ifins
I,rouglit abotlt, end is beyond
ilues
uiu; that legishirwra‘liave 1.4)1(.1
ael Yes for die-441iiiighty klol I ar,' and voted
•,:.)ntrfiry tft.their i.44 . 10.e55e , 1 pka.lge..t, and
Lit: wall Litiown COl.l3tiLU
-011iii is 4:ao certain.''
he Mercer fferatEl thus comments oil
Cis Senatorial election :
The news of the nomination of Simon
Cameron for Gaited States Senatorfroin
this State, struck a Veil) of indignatisiu
In the popular mind which perhaps no
outer single act of the Legislature could
Dave reached, SlenUtile question have
been settled !if a vote .or the people of
the State, hardly one in five would have
voted for Cameron, and yet he gets
enough of the votes o: tile people'd repro
sen tad ve:s to more than balance those re
•eived by his three competitors, either
of whom would have been preferable.
Andhow will thime representatives " j ust':
fy their course 'KAN; the people?"
The Indiana Tracel nic,•ica.n says t
__Thera can be no doubt what means
werw employ4 4 ll to sf‘faire thls nomina-
Lon. We feel entirely eon,fident that
the wlslteetif the great body of the ite
+utilicans of Indii.na county and the
litate have been flagvantiy disregarded,
end a (Veep and lia(A - hig injury inflicted
on their party orgimizati(m. They who
have done this grtvat "wrotig:—at least
those who have proved faithless—hide-
pendent of the - qispicipti 'which necessa
rily attaches to Midi* act ion, have incurr
ed &degree of responsibility which men
seldom venture to tithe upon themselves,
and it Is not for a moment to be doubted
that they will be held by their constitu- .
rota anrf - the people at large to a rigid :lc
sount for their glaring moral and politi
cal delinquengles." •
The Titusville Daily Herald comments
•n the perfidy of legislators on. the Sena-'
Sorted question 9,f1 follows:
"It seems altogether probable that the'
success of Simon Cameron has already
otcasionecra breach in the Republican
party which may be difficult to repair.
What then are the influences which
have wrought the` eltetion of Mr. CaMe
ron '3 The stories of corruption cannot he
altogether silenced by the reports of the
investigating coMmittees. Repr .senta-
Vvee who were elected tinder• pledges
cat:morning this issue_shamefully violated
Quilr obligation and betrayal their trust,
mud it will be impossible to convince the
people that, improper leans were not
used to twoompligh such results. It is;
our hope that the unfortunate( dissensions
of party leaders tiny not extent to the
.jai lt and ale."
. 'rho Pitteburg Commercird thus Com
ments on the expression of the Itcpubli
can press on the Senatorship;
"The Republican Press throughout tho
State, almost without roi exeeption,ls
out-spoken and emphatic in its denunci
ation of the open and shameless porrup
tion whereby Mr, !Ntinerml WaS choraM
to the Senate, Those Representatives
wko, betrayed their constituents, violated
their pledges nod, disregarded their in
structions to go fur him, trill be held to
rigid account. It is entirely evident that
no power on earth , van save them from
the Imputation of having been bought
with 10011 Cy or the promise of k. This
is,tlie substance of the indignant (Agin-.
nOnt on the proceeding of at least (Mite- ,
deaths of the Itcp•iblican Press of Penn
eylvinia, while' outside of the State the
fact of corrupt hint:the seems not to,
'be (1 , 3e:,t ioned.'! . I
-The Melicer Dispatch acjcatas the :lc
tion of the rpprosentatil s front that
Diet who voted for Cameron, in • the
strongest terms. It says:
_ •"The result .of the caucus held last
Thursday evening in Harrisburg' to nom
inate &mildew tor U. senator proves
that we were greatly deceived in our{
representatives, and were, hence, wine of!
the murk iu the opinion. we gave as to
the, result, Never did yepresantrai re 3
more flagrantly disregard -the linown
wishes of their constituents than did
ours in the caucus above referred to.
Nine-tenths of the Republican vOters of
tide county were in favor of Curtin for
the honorable and responsible pilsition
of *foliar and our representatives were
poglosent of this fact. Our people aro
not sq easily delitried as these their ser.
yenta nay suppo.o. and they may iest.
in the assurance, be it _comfortable}or
not, ,that they .will be held to a strict ac
eountability by their ponstituents. The,
people were almost unanimously 'for
Clovernor Curtin, our representatives'
were fully aware. of this fact, and unleSs
we greatly mistake the temper of the I
public, it will teach those who act fri a
tepresentative capacity that they-must
regard the wish of the majority . of those
Iv hon.? they represent.".
(kir The Harr;ahurg corrsspinident of
the Chainhersburg Repository is of the
belief that in View of pa,t events a change
is. required In the law providing for the;
election of t'. 4, Senator. lle - suggests
the following to take the place of the
present art, and as it seems to meet the
tireurostances of the caw exactly, we ex
pvct to , see it adopted: ' •
An Art to Simplify the Eketion'of
Uzit
erl Mates Senators in Pennsylrgnia, and t
to Relieve the.: People of all Diaraeliwis
at4l 1 - ) - rculties to the S'electien`
q
• • See I.' Belt cane( cd, &e., Tliatli ere. ;
after all vacancies in .the S Senata
sponithis State shall he tilled whenever 1 1
the `roosters' are ready, and theta nia
, jorite of the members of the Legislature
shall . be 0-old to the highest and- best bid
der among the competing candidates, on
time front steps of pie Capitol, one hour ,
Uctore i ic dip° a. , reed upon for the elee
b on—Prot./CM, That in all eases the cash
roust be
, paid before the delivery ot th e i
‘ri rosters, and—Provided. farthee,
utter any 6401 este r and before the.
, p r g - r og . 3f the rertineate of election, a,
larger'sum is bid than that alrelnii paid,
it way tre aceepted witliontinettrringauy
obligation to return the firet putchaeo
suinlq-u
' TIU TIERRATENED lIIIIMIOCIIIIIVIT ore
t PALE] onEYT stesilitetEOX•.
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1 The Ittunn hotly, falsely assmalllg tt9 th\
Ibe the Coueress of the Vulted States, hay- r u res rui
ling gone from one paurpottein to another, lets as,'•
leach bolder and mere fragrant than the tered the
.0111 i. 0 . 14 eh preceded it, has taken the breaking
prelimthary step for the impenchment .19". vial• 16r Hon. C. R. Bueleakw, of the U. S.
°orate President. A •committee has al- Keit/I-General N. Martin Curtis was Senate, and Hon. N. Heltzel, of the Hous
rd b ie
ready b een appo i n t e d , e b usy
e, e n d it is i n one of the best generals in ;the army. Harrisburg ,
He volunteered, like General Slocum, in at have oar t4anks tor their
recast session' drumming up evidence, , attentions,
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taken wfthout a Democrat or Conserve- 0110 of- We Crust reEtalteit-te ritiiied hil alai •
live being present to cross exammihre the State• His services and abilities were augers "thaw" has set in, and sleigh
-1 witnevies, or to detect and bring to jos
anon recognized by his superiors and the hag is "done for," " Anything for a
(ire the perjurers, a ho, /Ike Conover and War Department, and he Wasieerly hen. ebange," says an old adage, hut we are
other "loyal" withwitnesses in the conspire-
ered with - the rani; of brigadier7general, not sure thutthe preseuralush" is much
ry trials, swore ,falsely for a anusidera-
ee
At the storming of Fort Fisher he led of un Improvement.
lion.. It is proposed to prefer ortieksi the assault, marching With sword in
awl sueunnewas the trial of President hand, in advance of his men.' His hero-'
. jehnson, and awn as soon us von , - {sip attracted theuttention 'Attie enemy,
and he fell with live severe vbammls, and
° meneed to depose the President and place
.1 a Radical in. his place, who will carry oust was carried off the field in a laying con
' freely the nefarious measures of the dit-1°": The Legislature or! this State
Rump, . , passed resolutions reciting his brave
. deeds, and thank ine him for his conduct IfiEirlfr. henry Steinour, of Franklin
', Thu people, are watching these cOll township, income lls that he recently
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spirators against the Constitution and In the service. Ile renntineeitt the aer• killed a pig et nuMths old, which w chit
i peace of the country. They are anxious vice about a year after the claw of the ed ISO poun d s. A tine pig, truly.
'to see how far they will go in their mad war, and ,was repeatedly otinred a post- _ __ea._ •
.1 career, which may - again throw the Boa in the regular army. E4st summer LAND SALE,--Judge Ziegler sold to'
1 coomutry into a civil war, more eerribto President Johnson appointed ihie gallant a New York party, the other day,
then the one which has just closed, It -"soldier Collector of Customs at Og- twenty-seven acres et' land, between the
may mte as ell be understood, remarks ton denelotaiieje Hi s name was, s e nt into Emmiteburg and Taneytown roads, for
York licrrette, that, in time first place, 4 the Senate for continuation, mind the re- the sum of 5i4,000. The object of the pur-
Senate represeotiug 'only a' little
. over sun is his rejectiop! The thousands of chase dues not scent to be clearly under
two-thirds of the States ofthe Union hos brave Men 101(.) fought ror four years stood hero.
• nu' right ty impeach amid remove the with General Curtis, and who witnessed
Preshleet; amid 'm the seeond, that if it his suffering unu devotion iU defense of ' WILD CAT Slier.—On Tuesday morn.
had, it (elated do - so until the President the Union, will Hot forget istieh treatment mug last, r Mr. Win Cushman, residing in
is duly tott'tti ?belle'. Either'eauee is suf- toward their old cumin:older! Rejected Strati:lu township, shot a wild eat within
thirty yards if his house. It wee very
lleietal to justify the people hi stern re- for what? Because he belieye„4 ID the res
poor, weighing only seven pounds, whilst
toration of the Voion, amid hot io foneel
aistanee to the, r e voni i ena ry ine „ a4e ,., of
1_ ~. ,
we olummea,s, and will wen them with seperetion l—elataln/ Aratl3. ; its length wee two feet and three inches.
the ro, :Hy if they are ever called, as how! l ___ • Such "varmints" have become rare even
i seemslprobalde. to battle in bolo:Hof the TILE COLORADO BRIJ.. I ln the South 31ouutain. Ty find one in
Conetitutioe, the eonstitutiened authbris ' a — , , old Strident ia really a novelty, .
The Pres i dent has vetoed the Colorado -e-ties
ties tied our system of free go:omitted. 1,41. The reaMOIS for this me.tion of the • VA LENTINIIS,—E. 11. llinnigh & Bro.,
1 The Pro.ideat_ singly oeght to. and will, Chief Nlae!Ptroe of-the natimin will coin- in Chan/bet sbarg street, are prepared to
resist the me to - 14mm of Congress with mead theniselvee to all fair Minded, rem
the 4-hole paper at his command, and etaoulde men. The obit:chrome of the pea naeounoodate those who desire to cele-
Territor to g ;force into brate St. Valene'a yiu the
the m the ajority of the people of the country Ple or thv
Tda now offer°la
for Union having` y
been bein submitted d
to the fashioned w e y, tin hey
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will stand by him fur the preservation Dr President, he assumes that ,Congress sale the largest assortment of Valeutines
,
1 the Governmeat. ! 'Mould give full credit and attention to
. The people protest ever before eared in this place. They
The following piaragt from a recent that remenstrance.
against the passag e of a law' admitting have something to suit every taste, (ruin
i number of the Philadelphia Aye, exprees- State • 1 fi ,
,the without first havin g the ques- grave to gay, and ask the public to
es our sentiments on this question : i thee submitted to a vote of the residents, g i v e
• their stock an examivatiou. td
i '"Now, this question is a plain and sins add di clare—that, that they havesm right • I
.plc one. The President of the United to a voice in the selection of their gov- ! FIRE IN HADLRSTOWN,—We learn,
l States is the eworn defender of the :aws ernownt ; and, second, that the 'Ferrite- by tm dispateh,urted in that place about
fmum Hagerstown, that' a
and Constitution.. It is his s olemn duty ry hoe not a sutneient Ovulation to sup
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to rete(d the la op: in a 1 their o:alien • port the eepenses of a State government. serious fire oce
ab 0 rights, and he "Must do so at every Theee views of Colorado have,been over- 11 o'clock on Sunday night, Before
hazard and to every extremity, puny looked and disregarded by Congress, mid the flames could be arrested, the elf«ir
; body of man, no mu kt.1..-r , weether they they insist upon forcing a State govern- o ffi ce, Eagle Hotel, Swartz &' Fell
mall th em e ; ices a r 4 1ig1i..,4, or ;e a u ;e n stout upon the dwellers in that Territory .
j i/ e ' CI tl I Store , and Snivels d:
ie n r s o 1 ng
any. other legitimate - dieeelee,attempt to' in order that the Radical streugth io the
co. erriole the Comaitetion and set at national legisint.'re may lee increased. Co'a. Drug Store, were entirely cousune.
nameht the laws, the Preehleul is bound This is a sufficient reason why the bill ed, It is supposed the fire originated
to van to ' hie a,si,,tante all the eneme should not Twelve the sanetion of the in a Beet:mm.l, connected with - the
within his pewer tO resis• the to•urpation, l'oesideut, if :here were no others. But g
and in doing so lie will be thoroughly the a ant \r
ant of population, hea i
viewed n Eagle Bowl. The aggro ate loss will
amstained . by the loyal massmie of the P- political aspect, is also a final objee- , reach about 340,000.
eountry, Tfie time has gone by for mere teem to this bill. It would give a few ! s .
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I JIM C kIILINLE —Our neighboring
speculation upon this subject, The day thousand persoims in Colorado as smell . • •
is fast approaching when stern and de- weight iu the Senate sN the millions of 'town of Carlisle seems to be cursed with
!liberate aetiou will.l,e' &moulded. We One State and New York, anol Pot 4 a set of during incendiaries, as hardly
do not pretend t i e mark out any course member In the Moose of Representatives
a - week passes without one or more (lis
ter the President or for the people. !'.nth from that .locality, on twenty-eight on. .
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, know their data', and we honestly b d
e- thirty thousand, while from the older .-
aetious fires. On Sunday week a large
1 liege tilat 10thi will act well oind wily States three times that 'number are re- l.a i mm situated in the Eastern part of the
lif the gri.At cem-is ever o rise i. The Dem- qui red. Such features as these attached t on , near the corner of Louther and
oerone pai twee mutts peeve, moil has lothor- to a.b;ll for admitting a State would war- East - streets, belonging to the heirs of
ed inceseaney evitle the; sinele end amid rant its veto in any case, but especially , a 2 , ,
1 .I. d eed. - on fi re
awl. By no act or coon ad of that great when the people to be relied to the con- w n'• IR Ulu e , was set
I and time-honored organization, as full of dition of eitiems of a Sta l e. protest by some mica], and entirely consumed,
l life a nd vi g or h,-day as it ever was in the mentillet the proposed movement. The together with a considerable quantity
history of the it_-publle, will any other veto of the President rests upon-a solid of grain and five- cattle. Had it not
file befall ti;Lanation. But of this the founaletion of feet. law, and Nilson, and
been for the snow on the roofs of the
wicked men who now are '-triving to ruin if -overslaughe,d by the - vote of the two
se, ,
the best government time world ever AIM', iIOIISeS, will' stand as a testimonial houses, it would have given imposs ible
limey rest assured, that if the President of against time partisan and dangerous acts to save that portion of the town„' No
the United St mica, in the dieelmage of of the Radical party.--tare !
I insurance on the property.
his high ementutional functions, calls' —The President hay vetoed the Ne- !
. upon the peOpip of El)::, States to rally braska bill fur' equally sound reasons.
aroende the bootie/. of the Union, they;
NI ill rusk to its defense more freely and
I teerlesely ban they ever did before to
4.,
save fro m lest reehon 'the Polon - mo d
n bon
and coin brotherhood.' "
The .. - York Times, (Republican)
Henry .1. Raymond's temper, publishes a
long article ie its issue of the 21th, in
referenee to the,revolutionary designs of
'the traitors in the Rump Congress, from
I whtelm we takio the following;
"The purpose of the majority of the
present imperrect Congress, as we all see,
Di tcareniove the Presideet, and not only
. the President lout the Sepeente Court out
()rite way. We see this, and we look on
in apathee woe go about money mak
ing:. stupidly trusting that no harm will
come of it, and yet while doing that
constitutional pivernment is destroyed
before oueseyes. A bill was brought in
on Mondale - loy Mr. William. of Peonsyl
va rine A% hid}, A.1)=4)1111.01y, 14 en titled a
bill to "define the potters of the Supreme
Court "—w hiTse powersere defined Ile' the
Const Benoit, Iliol the ohne' eV( ce oi es'ireme
recoffon 1C(18 fir (kills" (1m Jolla rft y Con- '
fp rss. It moil) 'W0111(.4 aae nt IA at •
Itemisation was never Seen; a inure fatal
blew to eoustitutional government was
never dealt., Yet what, may we not ea-.
poet when Mr. Wilson reports a Gill'
which deelaree valid and conelMiive cer
tain proelamationa and onmeesquent acts
which the Supreme Court can only de
clare valid? and when Mr. Boutwell
does not hesitate to declare, witim `strong
emphesiee that t he Supreme Court exiete
but by the breath of Congress—the Su
preme (emelt. created by the creator of
Congress, to interpret Re laws and be a
cheek moon its Hatton! Congress has no
mere right to-Moline the powers of the,
Supreme Caurt, than to define Its own
powers or those of the President."
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RLANDIMINQ THE PIaSIDENV,
The National ',deltic/en (Tr thinks
it is no wonder that tha minds of the
Northern people are prejudiced against
the President, •in view of the scandalous
utterances of gentlemen. whose preten
sions to public contplence are so ex
tensive as the pretensions of many of
those engaged_in the systematic defama
tion of thu• President. Nut long ago a
well-known Sena car 4clared at a public
meeting that this Administration had
usurped more power than all the other'
Administrations put together, This Ad
ministration never silenced it press,. or
arrested a citizen to whom it refused to
give a trial. If Mr. Johnson has appoint
ed Provisional Governors, so did Mr.
Lincoln; if lie Ira authorized the bold
ing of ,hate conventions, so did Mr. Lin
coln; if he ha; recognized the validity of
the State Constitutions so created, so did
Mr. Lincoln. • If he has-turned men out
of °Mee, sii did Jackson, and Taylor,
and Polk, and Fillmore. It he has lutlini
himself at loggerheads with ° Congress,
the bitterness it exhibits is only greater
in degr e, though the same in Moil, a,s
that shown Old Hickory. The tnith
Mel as his opponents rail at him, they
cannot point to a single act of usurpation
of authority with which he is not invest
ed by the • Coustitutioli. Yet our Radical
friends _would create the impression that
the whole I cgreer of the President has
beei4 one of arrogant assumption of pow-
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D:7l6"lion, Garrett Da is Wns re.eleete4
Ito the llit[te4 states i tielmte tram gvu•
oh. I.l , eOtli 114,, by the Dtiee
crate .risi conservativeg. The vote 44;14
Davie 78 vuteg, - J3rlSaw AGY - See " As]
a ZiSeTgp,
'The Fienote, on Monday, ref cetedeeme
— O. or fluty mattalpsations tali& by the
4eht. Among thew was Cieneraal
:rho vats Wined with rebel bul
7ort bqaohear, General! Curtis en,
seniee of his country at the
out of the' war."—Syrocane
TI/E WOW) ..W111111."
The Putrio(4: Union says: Let it be
Lorne in mind that it was M. S. Quay;
Radical Representative front the Heaver
and Washington district, who introduced
a bill in the House, on the ^•'d,l to provide
for holding a cenveution t 1 amend
the Constitution of Pennsylvania, by
striking the word "white" out of it. Ile
is one of the leaders of the party which'
deolartid through all its stump speakers
last fall—front Jaelt Hamilton down to
Crary—that "Negro sutrrage is not now
an issue in Pennsylvania." Was it not
an Issue when Quay was ele+d? Was
it not an issue when his Radical col
leagues, who will pass the hill,iwere •eige
tea ? Atid was it not an issue when
Geary, who will sign the bill, was elect
ed? Let the dupes of Hadical rascality
answer,
ft-X"ln the House at HarrlAurg, on
Wednesday, Mr. Markley oifered the
following,resolution :
Regoired, That tho Houat3 of Rep
resentatives+ of Pengsylvar4a, acknowl
edge with gratitude the course of An
drew Johnson, President of tine United
States, in di ouraging every attempt,
whether by Radicals of the North, or by
Secessionists at the South, to overthrow
the liberties of the people and the Con
stitution of the nation; and that his firm t
judicious exercise of the veto power, and
nis faithful adherence to the true princi-
Ple 4 or it Republican GovernMent, mark
him alike as a statesman and a patriot.
The resolution was opposed ; by Messrs.
Lee, Allen and M'Cre.tcy, oa the Repoli.
Scan side, and sustained by Mr. Markley.
It was finally indelinitel - y P O 4l - tolled, by
a vote of 31 Republicans to :13 Detnociats.
i'&""In the Sate Senate, on Thursda,Y l
AU. McCandless read an act linearizing
the courts to inflict a moderate fine on
any Republican hotel keeper; who shall
refuse to receive and entertaim any por
tions 914 uocount of their race or color.
Referred to tlig General Judidiary Com
mittee.
?Every whipperrin is snarl
ing and snappi g because the Pentocracy
of the Rump House had the pluck (as
they had the right) to keep the Radical
gaggers of free speech in session all
night on the 2nd. 4 -The Rads 1 - 4 a4 a bill
up to control tro Supreme Court -4 hill
of a most rfn 1114tipripxy and unjustifiable
kind—aud refused to al , ion , the Detnoc
racy to speak in opposition to it. The
"unwpshed" thereupon compelled the
calling of the ytnts and nays thirty-seven
tinrcs, and thu kept the gaggers in the
hall till eight 'Clock nest day. Right.
Do it again,
.rity of the Indiana Lee
rhen they want to aefe
eagpte pf the npijority.
plf•The min /
I
jslaf ore "bolt"
tui olo:Wous 1
op the little game, 14nd to
The latter, to
Manage thing* it 1 . 1 Iluntp, have intro
slueed a bill waking "bolting" a niimie.
mealier, punh.hable Ritl3 eI,OCIO fine,
Whenever that Wit comes up, howerpr i
the minority ",!olt,",and the bi ll fails, or
course. Undet l the ei re tt tin,ta neea
institutinp—it. tempers
ling" is a goo
ut as well ut3 anythiug
Uildiegilivicp
else PEIII
ley," on our first page
TOWN AND COUNTY.AHAIRS. , I Ant trtmk Itorxrr AcCOUNTS.—The
- Chtunbeniburg Repository says: It Is 1
110.-There will be prette.hipg In probsbly not genendly .known that a
ISutteti Presbyterian Churl* lit title I genera) law of the last sessional the Leg
place, on the second, thIN and fourth Islatare, approved April 11th, 18615, re-
Sabbaths of March next, 'iky the Rev. quirea the Bounty aoisounts of every die-
W. Torrence. trict to be carefully audited by the Awn
ship Auditors, and " prepare 4 condensed
4.atement 41f the aorn/ition of these finan
ces, an 4 pillish the same, at the oost of
the district, for three successive weeks,
la the two papers_ having the largest
circulation in the eityor county." *
It not only require. 4 this duty to be-per
formed by the Township Auditors, but
it imposes a penalty of fifty dollars upon
each Auditor who refuses to comply, one
half of which dna goes to the prosecutor ;
and the other half the school-fund of
the district. It provides also that the
Auditors shall notify sleben( Directors, or
other parties having the disbursement of
; Bounty fund*, (as Bounty committees ;
were sometimes appointed by and acted
for the people;) to Opear before them at
such time at the Antitors shall fix, for
the purpose of enabling the Auditors to
close up the Bounty , accounts of the
township of the fiscal year.
' The Repository further remarks: We .
believe that, as yet, none of the districts I
lin this county havd complied with the I
' provisions of this law, (to be found in
patriphJet . laws for 18(15, page 778) hut as
the fiscal year just closed on the 31st of
December last, the duty can still be per-
; formed within reasonable time. We
need not remind people generally who
;are involved in any' way in Bounty mat-
ters, of the importance of haying such
atcounts adjudicated and settled in strict
compliance with the law, as 'Vexatious
litigation may thereby be prevented. A.s
a. rule these accounts can now be settled
satisfactorily to all, but if delayed, officers
charged with the duty will be liable to
penalties, and any tax-payer, with
either a real or imaginary grievance, may
iglve serions trouble. Considering the
loose and often' 'irregular, manner in'
which snob business was ciften transacted,
a prompt legal settlement is the only
safety to all concerned.
EPP Gov. Morton, of Indiana, has been
elected U. S. Senator, and has resigned
the Governorship into the hands of Lieut.
Governor Cont i Baker. Gov. Baker
WAS formerly a citiaon of title place,
LOOK 0 l'T. —We understand that there
arc some men, representing themselves
as agents from ditnrent Sinus in Phila.-
delphia and New York, travelliog
through the eountiy selling muslin of the
best quality, at 12} cents per yard,' mid
gerrimac calico at the same price. It is
said they have taken orders from several
fartheis in this vicinity for *out seven
ty-five dollars' worth, rceciying five dol
lars cash on the order, the balance to be 4 '
paid upon the delivery of the goods.
We warn our readers to be careful with
whom they deal in this manner, for
goods cannot be purchased at such prices
in any of the cities—not by 100 per cent.
Our farmers should not allow themselves
to lie humbugged by such scoundrels, as
they will never deliver the good.—Hun
over Citizen
RUN OVEn.-011 fiaturday evening hist,
as the tlettysburg train approached
a very valuable eow, belonging to
Mr. S. Wolf, of that town, was on the
traolt and was run over and
tFP - The mple of'Adanis county are
petitioning he Legislature for relief for
loqes sustained during the battle of
Gettysburg. There can be no doubting
that the people of that part of the State
suffered untold hardship; and Incalcula
ble losses during that fearful struggle,
and it scorns only like common justice
that they should be Indemnified for the
destruction of their property. At all
events, the subject should be definitely
sealed, If the State is liable for these
losses, there should be no i delay la pay
ing—and if we are not responsible, the
sufferers should be enlightened innuedi
attly,—lturrisbung Tel
. 4 N. DA:cot:nous CourrEnFEIT.—A new
and dangerous imitation of the five ddl
lar National Bank note has recently
been put afloat. The engraving is said
to be finely executed, and the bill; irk
the main, well calculated to deceive,
Still it may readily be detected. In the
genuine the group of Columbus and
his companions is composed of live per
sons; in the counterfeit there are but
four—the one in the background at the
extreme mid, and most extreme figure
in the group, is misaing. In the counter
feit, also, the extended arm of Columbus
is without a hand. Bills of this descrip
tion on five different banks have already
appeared, and others will doubtless
soon follow,
DEATTI OF TIIE FIDST 31.4 n. CARRIER,
—The Bedford Inquircr has the auk/w
-ing:
"Jacob Graft Jied in Somerset, on the
first day of December,
1 866 , at the ad-
Taneed age of nearly ninety-nil* years.
The dummied had been - a resident *of
- Somerset county for upwards pf sixty
years. lie Was the first man that car
ried a mail from Philadelphia to Pitts
burg by this route, carrying it on hone,
back from point to polut, mid consuMing
about two weeki in: making a trip."
fits)" The Chicage Tribune (Radical)
says the orgauizittion known as the
(tread Army of the Republic has been
perverted into& politicalorganization.fcr
tiie purpole "or fiertirlult aU the public
offices, and prtiliets tts cluirufall. in con
bequeueu.
The following resolution. were passed
Sty the Philomathean Society of Penn—
sylvattla College on tho death of It. G.
Harper, Jr, :
Whrrean, an all-wise Providence has
seen fit to remove from ourmidst amend
and brother, It. (4: Harper, therefore belt
Resolved Ist, That while we deeply la
ment the premature death of this out;
brother, we recognize ht this bore anis,-
tion the finger of Him who presides over
Elie destinies of men and doeed all things
well.
Resolved 2nd, What w•e do einoorely
s}•nipathise with the !Kuwait and friends
l orit he deceased, and assure them that
; they have the condolence of the entire
Philontathean Sueiety in their bereave
. merit.
Resolved 3d., That as a token of regard
for the memory of our departed brother,
the gociety wear the usual btulge of
mourning for thirty days,
Re , olved 4th, That these resolutions be
sent for publietition to the rre•ibyterian,
the Gettysburg pavers and a copy be pre
sented to the family mourning the lub, of
an' anetiunate bon and brother.
T. F. Gm:n:l3,
C. S. SLUE IT,
D. L. McKENzin,
Cons ilttee
tia - No reader of a newspaper is fully
posted in regard to the news of the day
until he has• read the advertisement..—
Tht7 idea that the advertlittix columns of
a paper are devoid of intt•rest to all save
buyers and sellers, is a grossly mistaken
Dation ; it is•histury, and, as pat, later
e=ts e , •ery one.
l'kZ°The C')xt'lL.M is tlu h('4 lver
*dm; medium in the euunty—a nod
which advertisers .sjioutd " niako a auto
of."
tc-e'llon. Philip Johnsop, member of
Congress from the Northampton district,
in this State, died
. at Washington, on.
Frid.ty last, of congestion of the liver.
Ilk remains have been.talten to Easton
for interment.
Se - There ie a warning voice coming
up from every section of the land which
plainly tells our Congressiontil rulers
that the country wanti l ipeaee. Will they
heedit
Ear The Federal Constitution says Con
gress may admit new states into the
nlow, but in the Colohulo bill the 'lump
has attempted to make the institutions
of that Territory land to force it into the
Union against tlic will of the people.
What Can't H .- Rump do ? _
tte - Y - A Radical newspaper, having
broLught out the name of George Landon,
Of Bradford county, a: a candidate for
- united States Senator to succeed Mr.
Buckalew, Col. McClure asks if any
body has bequeathed Landon halt a mil
lion dollars lately. Did Cameron's eloe
tion cost him th.st sum?
. the drawer of the Crosby
Opera House, has sold his prize to the
original owner Crosby for $20.1,003.
The estimatedyalue of the building be
fore the drawing was $OOO,OOO.
St 47 - Joel Lindsley, the preacher who
whipped his.ehild Ili Oath for not say
ing
its prayers, ha. been found guilty of
manslaughter hi tie third degree by an
Albion, N. Y., jur .
idir The first shit of th 2 season arrived
at New York from avannah on the 28th
ult. They sold for zht . dollars pair.
-•
gEr Mr. Robert Ir. Banks is the Con.
servative: candidate frr Mayor of Lai-
timore
C 332
IladicM nlggerism, like every
otlier ugly epidemic—meu.sles,kraallixm,
itc4, ac.—must ruil Its course.
i Miss Jarrett,' of New Jersey, has
a persevering run lof ill Inch. In ltit;:i
she tibblocated her knee;' in DiGl a care
less man punched out her right eye
with an umbrella; in December, 1845,
she was run over by a sleigh and badly
injurod. A fortaight ago her pooXet
was picked of s.]:3o on a Brooklyn ferry
boat, going back to hunt the moan,
a crowd of skylarking boys accidentally
knockvii her down, dislocating her hip
and breaking a rib.
horrible.—A man tamed Joseph Yati-
Feu, in an alteria►tiou on Wednesday, at
Baltimore, with William Waltlachrnig,
ut the fattens head nearly from his body
with a single stroke from his drawing- -
knife, causing instant death, They wore
fellow-wort:4ou iu eoPper
earFtilaileiptdo city debt, Is poarbr
$$S,4l/01000. . -
ci-fix is eald Southern newspapers are
proeporing beyond all precedent,
ifirwo are glad to toe that many of
the meet Influential Radicals journals
are out agalust the impeachment of the
President, and it is to be hoped that their
wiser and More
this
counsels may
prevail. - In this country, the Impeach
ment of a President by a partisan House,
and his trial and conviction by a parti
san Senate, can end only In bloody revo
lution. Such is the_opiniou of the Bed
ford Uazettc, and we sham it.
I:Aril is said that Cameron is laying a
roll in plokle fur Foruey, aml has suc
ceeded Ina plan to oust the Clerk of the
Senate from Ills snug educioure.
is done upog tbutouguls of grey loggia, by codes..
'staring to a arken them with metallic uyes (.h At_
the Cant* troll" top Lo root, ...vow these lwrrll4o
utsr•nUtlttNU AGEN IS,
atpl toe only the great toilet Ntiple pi Algerlcu,
CIPST4I/013,(ES EXCEI,sIOII, DYE, -
which nut wily Ousta,situsit.o44,iy produtfeit ull
abaklug Clad( put.% bruwp, but also utouruobes,
stre.nzt hens anti beattitillvu the hair. lllanufuelur,
ua by J. CIUSTA LORD, fl .I.litur !louse . , New York.
by Drujc,r;lwts, 4ppliell by 14,11.4,111prem.r,
J. 1.4. 24, ISC. Itu
llilrOck's Porous Plasters.
2 /Fi , t (s Wn. ralt., April 4, ISO,
3jn.a.nrs. T. At, I.COCE S 1'0.:
Dear Stn.:—Nly (14nghter used one of your Poe
rous Planters. She had a vriy had pull in her
side, and It egraga her in one Keck.
JUILS Y, N, /ILTNTE/1.•
Wu refer to the
FoIiTI"rtIOUSAND Tal.l:oolsTS
who gett our Plastors, us to MU!' high stetting
qua/W.:R.
ALLCOCE S Ct.h, Agency. Bruudrutb /louse,
Now York. S-)1t1 by all Druggirti.
4.,t. Ibj7, lux
Te Owner ant !looses,
Thousands of Itorses die yearly from Rifle,
Thai need not be. Or. Tobias' Venftlan Verse
Liniment, will positively cure every case, If given
wheat tlrst taken. The cost is only one dollar,
Every owner of a how shutild have u bottle ill his
stable, ready for us It is warranted superior to
anything else for the cure or Outs, Wind Galls,
Swellings,Vnre Throat, Sprains, lirttises, Old
Sores, Sat. his Idnlnient is no now remedy, tt
has been used nod approved of for IS years by the
first horsemen in the country. van to an over
driven horse, It nets like ina4le. Orders are con
stantly received front the racing stables of Eng
land fur it. Tb, eelelarabsi llir.int Woottrutr, of
t ro tting tante, l et s us,' It for yeting, nod sayS it is
far supenor to any other lie has tried. Ile kind
ly permits ino to refer to hint. llis address is
!Bast New York, Long [slaw( Iteatiteet, Fir. To
bias nurse Liniment is put tip in pint
bottles. Take uo other. Fuld by the Droggitild
and Saldlors. LL:pules:i Court! :ndt street, Nt , w
York. L.Loi. 7. 1 47. 7w
CAnnatinlcated
There are a v.eit Ilalitherof persons who utterly
abhor the Lieu Of being forced to swallow physic
I le, esOeially—at ti pet tot ut time when their
own conevielice tell,. theta th,d • they heed Medi
eta, thine a'ry farm, Shrug toelr
and.lialte their lieials,with
sort uf.eoutitoluoleo. lot thorn procure the (111Iy
rellablokl R Regulatlug Pills. They
tire f...istelse.hein4yo.ited with sweet guilt. a Veg
etable aut,:tittite tor calomel or merritry, god
they act upon the 10 !item ouletlY and uuhily, tin
an not to paw heavily, or outrage upon-Rio
No touch, but I..ther tone the Liver, set tit rights
the Bowels as nature tlennintls. la their 'work
ings they are 'ldyl:Pleas, and where Help or
Deuth bath a vOire, these hike 81lVed tens
awl tone ut thutismuis of lives. They are War
ranted to effect a positive ellre In
i.ep,ut, Bilious Fever, Pilei, Dlsitu , ree.ihto
vo , poieei, Hysteria, und 'particularly tilos. so..
vero disease+, caused by is iiieord.red Its yr.
Whenever the dlg.stive organs n ( hire a 0 gull,.
tor, Iteiwny's Regulating rinz zil/0111 , 1 be ii.ed In
ey k ry
Add hV .rllggiSlL Puce 25 cents per box.
Isti7. 2w
Coughs, COhh. , .1 II II a. ui.l, Hour..•uetB. Croup,
(Irmo lllClptclit kU:l4lllllpttull,Autt /or WY
reilt'l of 0 , 11..1111jahu,r0.11t.1103 11l a" valoald
stages ol flit'
SO wit IS the tielit or its Usefulness and so rin-
Merunn are Cho ei.t, s 01 11.1. uren,lll,,i RI Illost
ry err liar nt country .0 ,0n.n.1.s lu persons plll.llO
- known, who knee 11—nrcnt,)rett front ,I4rnting
find .'ern decper.ue I.ll.ten,Seis... the In ign by in,
n c er t
1011.-r .11t is 1.0.1.1.1.n.r.t1it
n. wlUnt, aul where its ill cues nrn'lc noun, thu
1.11 414 do long•er hositate what nurinots to em
ploy for t lie , I,ntresnniu,niel oni.gerous nit, eiu,ns
ut 111.11.1./110ry org. , iis that nsu inehlt n t t 1 our
t lieu Ito. N lole rehuslics till ISt.
Uliol. the 1,1.1111111111 V Ilan.. 1011,11 ilti.l 411,1-.
111115 11.10 1.U.1111,1 111.-11.1 S ry
Neiteriecl'in 11 , tits 111 t he ulliieted they x.lll Ilecur
fur:40.111..1 too tfliti•erl Us Mid too
I'olll .r1: - .0.1..nt, 10 , 11,fg Alen.
NV. usmiri• tTrit it. qualify
c lip tote licst. it 1 . % r he, u ,
and tliat it may ho ri hot( till, ludo relit(
all It
(irat unt. b,-r. ni Clenzs - mrn,
Stat, mII eminent pertionageu, have lent
'Own. 0 11 1 10 orrtlfy the uupar.tilelo.l useful
r ot our rernmaie,,, but slexee 10re will not per
mit tho In.prtion of them. 'file An. 11:a below
forlit•M gratis our A)ierteatt Atimmue bl
uli II they ore glvi n, with also tleb.:rlptions
oh tiu. complaint. th. y onto.
Plum• tyhU regnir , All LTERATIVZ VIMIrINE
to purify tile blu•nl will tlint Artois ('nip. EXT.
ati.11..tn11.1..41110 retneAly to use,. Iry it 0111•C ‘
an.l you will know HA v., in..
IT J. I', A yEft (11.,1,ow.•11. tfass.,
and .01,1 hv tictlyslAng,Vu,
Jun. 7, Wb7, 1U
CONSUMPTION CURAELE BY DU.
SCHENCK'S IdEDICINKS.
TO MIL': coss , : krEgli G, Aid .1 - 11t012 mid be en*
irtrol.o Of a th , 1u047 tv'n Lao'. T, o arab ash,. the
livor awl -ttolluszh - nn t tint 5: olro 313 All mrro aro
aloi for real lybo`ooo , o :Dal, .11 . 0. by Om , a maila'aaa
will be ds-,eeel fll4 o,)1 lint tr`o 0, mail:
lbw; bo:hilna op' the con , Aut.oa. 303M3(111'3 kN•
14{1K I.: PlT,!.3a , oartsukhooooow% of a I h%kno* or onleoas
are; nc^,'.oot o ', tx nen; .h • 3,1 17.5.t.1 T,)l`..•C. In COn.
r.eo' nn - reae I re Gored.
ilitS ts Iv:Or:clew u well
as metre'oo.. and. h • no:es t ho Arno rnoto I tt•, eli oeposittee
are exit:: ci from .the sisteit, oz. I sold, whotesomo Heel
wIt:ell will repo' a I.isetst. I Its ....I:a :3 thssa
etoessnotert.t; fee:rt.:thins. Cron .re fre
ely-di •to It. 'a , i ego toots1;•r to the t• oce:ost Te'.e
th , P: 1 .ne:tlfs*, to L 101313 tilt UCrera id Jt231.111. It J.l
not 43111 -, r thAt bona 15* Or • tto ve , r erq pet crs . ire .he; era
nr.t reprir,i, for sounime't arc newsiest..
The rionairli ,riwt Lc It bee'th:, sal an sottot:te creat.oi
to allow the Patinae st Tate to oleo ttot ref.?. rs'orr or-ans
prep - Age and all 3 - It • Jr:lns:ter. Thee OW :a re oral
to perform • rrmeleit curt ts, to wrooest taslott told.
thserelse attest the raoms at rattzla en fossibte, eat all tho
richest foost-Sat me 3, stotne, a ti. in fan, soinhing the ar
pad/octaves ; Ind ba partic.pie ipd
1112 , 1 W. a. 1+44. 1 rt.
The nclvertkvr, having been restnre.l to health
Ina few w-e!;, by a v, ry roine.iy, after
having trutf,brod for Meyer:ll yrstrx wall a ow', erg
lung a:lect..on. and that olfr.t.i Coll3lliiip
tion—le enxiou, tq make known to his tellOW•
sntrrrrrs thr favan4 of run".
To all who desire It, I,e will Penal a enpy (data
proseription Ivied tfree ur einargc r , wail ihr
leans taw prepdring and maim.: the *ante, which
they will tind n ssrßl rends you. rosstrxrrirdat,
ASTHMA, DIRONCHITIA, Coutinti 7 eadi.nrs, and all
Throat anal Lung A traolons, The only ("Wert of
the ad verii.er su sending the Preseripthan is to
benefit the atilt le ted, anal spread in fortnation which
ll,,,,aneelvel to be Invaluable. and he 1101111141. very
au tiercr will try his remedy. am It will rola them
niatla a mi. and may prove a Menials:lg.
PArt les arkialivii Mc proscription FRET: hy tenon
mall, will please Suit/1,01
RN :V. 1•:I./WARD A. W I ISCIN.
Will lanistairg. King's co., New Yew's.
Mar. 5, iStai. .1Y
MADAME RE:3LS Nil f ON, the wort l renowned
Astrologist and Sonitilitoottllstle Clair% eyaitt,
wu!L• Inn elitirVOYTlll t state, &Min-eat , s the very
rea t r,s of the pemon you ere to merry, end by
the rii.i Man liouruitteiat of Intense 6110Wri
us t gUlattlitelitl II) prootice a
p-riect and 11( . 1:i -111:p picture of the fnt ure bushaud
or wife of the nppileant, with Ante of marriage,
occupation, leading, trill Us of character, Ake. This
no I rop usit. ton, ne teetimonlebt without number
can aasort. Ity stating place or id rtii, age. (thawed
tion, color of eyee and hair, and eneloeLng fifty
centa. fill stamped enyelopu addressed to your
self, you will receive the picture by return
tort,..titer with desired Information.
Address in confidence, NlAtiAmir GERTRUDJI
REX INGTON, P. O. Box ZW, Wost. Troy, N. If.
Sept. :11,1860. Bra
Every young lady end gentleman In the United
SiLites elm hear something very much to their ad,
'Vantage by return mail tfree of charge,) by Rd,
dressing the undersigned. Those having feura of
being' hum imaged will oblige by not'ssotleing this
earl. All others will please address, Itielf i r,
ent soninut, TIIOB. F. f ILIA PIO A ,
liar. 5, '66. 17 83113ross1Way, , y
Dearness, Illiast*ear and Cotrprrh.
Trento') with the, utmost *ewer, i
by Dr. J., '
/KA AIN, °coast. and A urist, (formerly ofT,eydsh, - - - - 7 -----
Thilhuhl,l \0.))19 PIN EStreet. Fhllack9ahla, Teo. 'Parris** and Vellimay.
tirdornoln Iron, the roobt reliable mnarrn la the AS EtilitAY OF WANNING AND 1:477re
-4.3try and Coußtry ran 'lO Kern at his office. The T 10 2 ,1 TO 'YOUNG MEN. Also, *sow* and
me.llesl faculty are Limited tp nocoinpuny their Ajnmea whiff permanently prostrate.** Vital
patients, us he ham no t.,,,,,tP1 In liir pruellre. Ar- Power', with sure *sous of raUck ti tzt tna of
ttnetal eye* Insortot without p:11n. No charges Cutrgr, In Prated rnvrionrn. A . Pr. J.;
made a r examination. •SEIDLIN HOIN.DITON, MOANS& Aaillltiglij
Sept. 2 4 , lkkiti, ly ' Plallwluiphirt. rt. Dec.B. /SW 'lll
Special Notice Column,
FritWu , Exiteution 1
SCORCH AND BLAS
An Eleannt Sweet Gain
Aver - le Cherry Pectornl,
FOIL RAPID (TILE OF
To Cowitanspktl Com,
Wonderful but Tae I
Illtrange, bat True.,
Married,
Op the ?nth tilt_ sit the 'mums (4 Mr. .7
W.gtt' by Itt.t, L. W . Walt% 3tr. 1.1.1.1, w I.:A vt.
of owAnowt,, to tie. I,izzig clelist, Of iltook •
township,
On the. 814 tilt., nettr fitinterwtown, by Roy. 3).
M. ithwl:webh r, Mr, it A URN Wt.:l4oM+; to
Miss I.ol_llB.lSl l .llkiliLtai, both (if TIrUIPS tkAlti•
istl/P• •
Qv; the 20th nit,. by Aiy, ?nth*, itbsilir,r i, Mr,
TIIA.111)KU:i s %Mit to Nig* K.Vrii: oVLit
-114 U(.141, both 10 .Ituuntieleumumt sum 'whip, ;
On the 27th ult,, by ittM Ilituer, Mr, JIORIX
NV 1111411,1 0 .. Y, of lialthnotc count, 31‘1,, to g aY
QINDEIIImI44 ST4)14111.1/tY.uf Aolocui cuimty.
Died,
On Thursday afternoorl week, hl l PLllndal p llia,
after a protract.; illness. MAU( I E HAL:PER,
Wile of Wert e. (laminar, of thatty and h -
ter of the editor of the Adams Sentinel, age„ 2 . 9
years 9 months awl 7 days. She went peueetally
and cajnav to her rest, leaving ths con‘olatlon to
her friends, by her trlontplaunt - death, MO sits
heal exdiamol, the ttittLetlattsut earth tor a pltss.
1 111 ItµiAvrLJttp In the bright world above.' Mho
leaves
It husband and four ) °Una
eij II .1 reu to otoorn the lot.-4 uf a h roer ul t d
gflui
tirmnto wile spot 11 • 11111111111 *et*
brought Lore, and itikrrod 14 Evergreen Ceuta
tery.
Uu Weitnes.lny nneroOnn, Jan. 30, In phllinlel-
Oita, 8 \ ilangliter All,ert cthatl
ner, a n d grail,l.lumxhirr Or Ike r IHor tin .1,I•
:11/14 Silitlllo, MIAMI ei,v and lit da)
pit TilurAl.,y la.t, ut 1.1)0 Alins-lioure, Mp, W.ll,
tit VW bist ur
Near Pettalibarg. !.4„ 111‘. 21st S \(.1.11•.4
y. ,igt4t,Ler of \llrlu rluu.l ELIA.
libutlL I neubs, uged 2 y6ars 111011018 uml 17 du) 4,
On ill.. Nth tilt. In Einn lIOCII 11, Adam. county,
Mrs. 1.1 . 1.11.11101,1.1.:Sta.lt, raged ul)nut
At Althetttttlown. On. OW latti
ASII I tiTt IN, min tit John end /IttrriLt
111t.tter, kge,l ttittittim tap% 1:4 tittyy.
on tlu• 2,4131 ult., In Oxford toµ gxltlp, Nirlt,
BIN,): . :, consort, or Alustns
4t fl lr ) curs.
Public Male
OFPROPP.EITY,
gun VIIIIJ.kI% the lAL day of MAIWiI
iiezt, the subscriber, 111,eililing to reunite pi
mailer 1.1.1111, Will Orli itt P Sale ' wt
1.111
residence, on Elias Hat tiudu's Lain, in Frank.
lit iownship, Adams county, on the uld Ber
lin roil , about one mire son:Arof Arendtesills,
the following valintble personal prupert), viz ;
4 bend of %VOW,: 2 tu-)6tr u!ii
Cults, 4 Cow?, 2 1.1L4115,. J licitirs,
I..licep, 2 Brood Sees n lili Pig, it
narrow-Li edd or horse iVn gun, l tlare.int I.
tread fourllhum se Witgun, ueluily new. Pkinglie,
Burrows, Single and Duohle Shot el Piutighi.
Single itud Double-tres, Spreaders, ilersis
Gents, Sad :les, Collars and lisher, i
Chain, Filth Chaiii, Corn and - 0 .ia 1 tho
bushel, ulth It iiariety of uthu.r ut Lidee, runt
numurous to mention-.
Sale to cominenes 01;10 o'clock, A. 31,, o
said du;, wheat atteit , laaca iv ill be go, ep 0114
tsrcas wads kuown by
ANDI“W CLUCK
J*ton lficgt.ey, Auutiocioet.%
It b. 4, 1861, 14
'Public Stile,
(AN TUESDAY, the ttth day of m'Anca
next, thy subscriber, intending to Olt
farming, v. ill ;sell at Publ.l Sale, al ins rest.
deuce, in Franklin towns% p, county,
one toile sontli.of Ateadtsville,.the
xuluable peisuitsl property, viz:
' 3 gout Ith: HUMES, 1 pair of Moles,
3 Milth Cows, 1 lloe Bull, a lot of Young s Cat.
tie, 1 litt s rrow-tread fuur•lurse Wagon, tat).
littrue Wagon, Mine lied, Small Wagon fled,
hind awl Hoot Bear►, Huy Curl inee, 1 pair of
Wood I,:uldeis, 1 Wood Sled, Culluel •od
llinlles, linnet-a, Truces, 3 a•.ud Lilies, Log
Maine, Cow thains, Ploughs. llnrrows,
innowtng Mill, 'Double
Plonghs. Sprewl,ra, tiingle-trePs,
Raker., Folks, and a ruriety ut 4.lier
too uuuartuto to mention.
nlr to ulfitt.elice rtt 20 o'clock, A. 11., ory
stid day, Mien iLtLelidnuo: Will Le giteu gala
Itruld Lou All by
Feb, 4, ISO.. la*
Pitlillo Male.
ON TIICESUAV, the Pith l.y of FERMI.
Alt V in. 41., the sol•szrihers, as A•ba l ass.
tt awn. 01 the elate of Joseph Fink, Sr., de.
erased, will sell_ *et' Politic Sale. at the late
tenide e of said deceased, its Gersultuy town.
.Itianis county, on this Baltimore an 4
Gettyshurg turnpike, hear Latin/town. this
tullua leg valuable personal property, viz:
1 (PRA!. FAMILY Ittiltbß, tour years old,
3 Com., 1 Rocknway Buggy and Darnel", I
one-horse Wagon ttod foet,r", Hay Lotter', I
Shot t I Plotqh, 1 .Guru Pork, 1 Wriow, t
Wheellottrow, crow., Bar, :hovels, Day mot
Dung Fork', 5.01. t. Chain, Cow Chains, Hullers
and tThaina, Crosscut Saw, Il,nrd SSIW, and
'other aetic:e. ; nrAtt .13 nett.' of Grain, iu the
Ground, with liousthuld and. k.teheu i tont,
lure, via :
ltiiiiSTßAnS AND BFIDDING, 1 Trundle
lied. 1 Cot, 1 Bureau, I Chetry Tsl,le, l Sofa,
1 Corner Cupboard, B Chairs, 2 Tables, I ante,
2 Stands, I Desk and Looking Glass, a lot of
.I.crpetiug, Stair Carp - et, Cook Stove and Viz.
tures, parlor Stove And Pipe, Copper Kettle,
Iron Kettles, Iron Pots, Dough Tr.iy, Churn,
Tin-ware and Cruckirri-were, a lot of Deige, 3
Lutd Cana, a lot of ILtrrele, Pctatoes by the
bushel; 2 Barrels of Vinegar, and a variety of
other articles, too numerous to mention.
Sule :o cu,it Hence at 10 o'clock, A. 11 ,oq
said tiny, when atteu lance will be given and
terms made known by.
PIUS
JUSEPII WINK, Jr.,
41..tr0e Kcume . , Auctioneer.
Feb. 4, 1607. te* -
Publio Sa
OF PERSONAL PROPKIITY.—On
DAY, the 4th day of MARCH next, the
iutendiug to quit farming, will sell
at Publio sale, at, hts residence, ip i'r.inu
township, ; Adams county, 2 mitt s'enit of 1,11,
tlestown, near Christ Church, the fullowmi
valuable personal properly. viz:
4 head of young WORK IlultSES, 1 one,
and• 4 . hall' year old Cult, 2 one-year old Colts,
Mitch Cows, 4 rleKers, 3 Buts, 9 Sheep, 3
Brood Sows, :1 Shoats, 1 Broad tread Four
horse Wa,oll, 1 Narrow-tread Font-horse
Wagon, I One-horse Wagon, Wagon Bed,
Wood Ladders, Hay [Adders' Hay Cstriases,
Dung Boards, Rcitkaway ' Buggy, •Sleigli,
Thre,hing Machine with Double Shaker and
Boise Power, 1 Spring Rake, I Land .Roller,
Winnowing Mill, Cutting Box, Grain Brill,
Ploughs, 2 Harriet s, Cultivator, Corn , Forks,
Sauce! Ploughs, Log Chains, Fifth Chain,
Single and Double-trees, 2 Spreaders,. Wagon
Saddle" 2 set. of Rind Gears, 4 sets of Front
Gears, ' Collars, Bridles, Halters, Maine, Butt
Traces, Breast Chains, Cow Chains, Rakes,
Foi As, Graiu Cradles, Mowing Scythes, a lot
of 11.1 g -s, Potatoes by the bushel, dm; with
lion.sebold and Kitchen Furni•ure, Tip :
BEDS, Be.lsteads, Kitchen Cupttotted, Chest,
Chairs, Cooking Stove, Parlor Store, Clothes
Cupboard, Carpeting, Tube, liarre/s, and
laiKe variety of other Articles.
to consmeuce at 10 o'clock, A. U., ote►
said day, when attendants will be giren sod
tt•rtne made kaoWn by
ADAM GERIIICWW.
JACOB Rteew, Auctioneer, •
Feb. 4, 160. ts*
WE have just received s new aggartment
of tjtleeallWAre, to Wiiirti we Write lb.
etteatiou of buyers. A. 1 1 Curr rY SOW.
NONE but firevrate PICTURESsre *Vowed
to Us fikeu from the Egeelsior Galleri.
Simples &Wawa before the order ie
C. .1. TYSON.
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