efit'4tont'Oittr. I
II
gwirrysaio Rd. PA.
Usedeir Alloa"slog. April le. MT.
litltli HI MO Ott i
The New York Tribune - of NiOntlay
eityd: , .
,
"Men who horn that none but Whiers
*hoofero note may 6e teat c-nouilh ,in Their
juloce; bid there to no room for them in
tie li'epubtii!cm purt,y." I
We. know a. good many Itiiptiblicittis
who have too much resmset for their own
/color to support negro suffrage. These
nre among the men whom the tribune
*midi out. of the lippublican party, but
irta• rather goers th# will manage to
tut it,. There is still -white man's
4narty left, Qnd as it is an lion est, patriotic
vointitation orguu'lattou, all
who believe that "a nhite 111s1n 3a o good
ass nigger can safely nml eouseientious
ly take position on Its wide and comiervte
Ltivit platform. Many of those alluded to
,by the Tc drone hare alroady =Ode the
rehange—as witness Uorinecticut—.lllll the
good work will iumt nssurediy go on un
til the leaders of the present Itiolleat
negro-equality party shall be swept into
lIIu deepest and blackest obilv;ou.
=I
EFFECT 07 KA CATJYY.
RICHMOND, VA., April 2'2. —To-day a
- negro imdsted ou riding upon a street
ar. The comluet4tr put him off, when
sey.ira.l hundred negroew gathered and
insisted that the man should ride. A
strong force of pollee eame up, and the
man was arrested. Much excitement
verus caused at the ittine-
Ttlis,lsone of the first fruits of Senator
Nrilson's ineentliar,y harangues 'tirthe
negroes in 11:chnimul.
jt seems idly the be..ttled polie;of the
itadleal leaders to incite the negroes of
the South to such outrages as ritpd ,
the whites to defend themselves against
them in some summary way. ' his done,
these demagogues hope to eNeite ,tiort
elm piejudiees, by ime-sided and lying
stories, to the point Of reviving 'all the
oh' seetional hatreds, and thus keep
themselves to powel. Radicalism can
Live only‘in agitation and turmoil. mad
ltd leader 4, knowing this, are determined
that. the country shall have neither rest
,rlOr peace,
Order-loving and patriotic white men
,of theporth, of whatever party, open
youres•es in time to the true intents and
purposes of theaeoundrelly demagogues
who are bent oulj• upon filling their own
poelkets at the expense of the peace and
prosperity of the nation.
ADJouninzawr or TUE SENATE,.
Tho United States ,Senate, the rump
..4)f the Rump Congress, adjourned on
,Saturday week. poring the extra ses
sion it presented to the country a most
humiliating spectacle. The senate
Chamber was little else than a sort of ex
change for the sale of offices. No princi... '
pile governed their actions or eottprma r
Cons. It was a struggle iu which each
greedy Senator ,grabbed whatever' he
could get, They were always ready for
.11 dicker of any kind, if something entild t
,be made by it. The character of semi-
sees had nothing to do with their than,
ces ef confirmation, Many of the bravest
and best soldiers, of the llepublis were
atunmarily slaughteredbeennie the !
money nor
Senatp 4
ra could luttLe Walter]
nor ()Arnica' cal ha/ for dhem
selves by voting for them'. Ec cry, RAl
ritemir had his private nvo.grind,
and it was made a rule not toriti.erfer*
with any little arrangeme nt which any •
,one ;night have -set up. II pest men of
evey party were disgusted, ,and al
tiered at the evidences of eorrupt n
bibited by what was in better ,th
Imrest and most honorable leg
body the world ever sew.
i Ao election was held in tho State
VI Neu York. on Tuesday for delegates to
a Constitutional Convention. The vote
was . light, as was generally expected.
The llepnldieans in the _Legislature or
&tied the election to be held by &secto
rial di:-tricts, (outrageously gerrytnan
.dcred,) in order .to io.,ure a large majori
ty of their own party in the Convention,
'late pemoornts, indignant at. this infa
;nous nation, took or no interest In
tlje eanvass, in sonic di,triets running no
.caudidates at, all, while in several their
strongest men declined the nominations
that were tendered them. Rut, notwith
standing all this, our friends Made no
ticeable and gratifying gains. The pres
ent Senate . of that State stands twenty
s• ven Radicals to live Democrats. At
tie electiOn on Tuesday the Democrats
.carriod eleven dit-tricts—a handsome in
,exesute. • 'The Convention will be com
rood of sixty Democrats anal one bun
4lred 11.1tdicals. fir . .. New York oily the
I)etliocrat4 had everything their own
way; though thousands of theM did not
take the trouble to vote. The Constitu
tion wilt have to be submitted to the
people, asid If the Radicals ineorpontto
their _negro-equality Was' lit it, It,
meet an (well% hehning defeat,
14391 r, .., ... -
at
cur.
great pains to make a summary
SiirCooneetiCe t, "the land of steady been -- The last Radical Michigan Legliala.
, b 3,, of the Radical . editorials on tlie subject titre plumed a law etunpelliug the atimin
h Abdo'," has elatmed the Hadleals
stun of negro children into the common
overthrowing the 11,000 iniltorityof a few; whichhave reeclied us, and present it
schools of that State, but thaltadical di
yeara ago. Weill, may they be alarmed; l below as a reliable digest of the whole; , !
rectorti at Detroit refuse to obey the law,
the people are beeoming disgerted nt the , nnittweeywdPirtneemtlerenem \vital - The offloial returns of Connectient
I.Aterp'rene.tufteehtlAartiltio Copperheads
vindictive
_hate of Kadioal Coniress.,nen, show that the Democracy have gained
ev,tibiot,
not e t,d o v ii n ituatiwrishetrin.talieertane.iar.eadntb.s
whose ideas of statesmanship eince lean, in the etaigressionat districts,
i betotivOnmem Ott Copperhead aNd
in binding up the wounds of a bleeding Traitor it lodderalstal nnymittellit Ile° . . , i . 12,647 votes.
_
- The Sq)npter Trackman, of the 10th
country, but in keeping them festering, 'pe.tnylo cepperhead iiteoptiqytmeAlovhn I Quer) trf 'rt-tv. JuNiATa.-On Tuesuay •
3.f the charlatans er er prayed, LI teir prayer ', ( lahlitallot mileccass--'1 rat Lora. • 1 morning shad were caught in thaJuni- instant, lease% from a source which is re=
thus ending all doubt' In • o f .
f ema l e • ' • cel
carded as reliable, that one or twit burials
.ivould be akin to that of the old half-pay , eta at Newport,
I ' The Radical , i whites have recently neenrr
reference to the passage of shad up the near the lino of Kershaw and Bunipter
aliptala, lit Scotland-"Ciude Laird-, gig . can ' n Connecti cut ,
junt b e fo re the late election, about the
vs eterv!al war." If these crazy destrue- ' Susquehanna and its tributaries. The districts, in which the cause of death
;Ives Were the only people Wiei suffered : sympathy of Radicalism for laborin • g sight of an old-fashioned feiou l isehanno wan s tated
_ ; by the officiating minister to
have 1 een the want of 'food 'auffteleilt 46
tom this folly, the folly itself; woilia b 0 ' , men ' the World' thinks, 1
. 13 charmingly shad here would he an Inviting novelty.
, lath) consistently illuetrated in the course 1,vb,0 of our sustain life.
hcaa subject of regret.-
lot' the Radical manufacturers at Ro.ek- , tho hod" viltit till t " bo d ni ee ? lere Will
be
"nret
op !
Zarge - -C — lae — h ‘ 0 ; f74 " ."- e
iri----Ii"---1.-4The dal'
ear 4 a o atamp o ra t7 of t h e Rodt e m i vine, Who have discharged seventy men -- r - ,..„ -- • -- _-,—,_ ...,_ „ last•week, while two boys were hauling
1 rtts'sxraw IJOirivrv.-ine vemoentsiti wood from the Pigeon kills, stout. two
• ;,ersintsion announces that "Mr. Sum-; from their twills for voting the Demo-I
Committee of Frer,klin qpunty, on Fri- miles and a half from this clam, their
nerdittawritteo *letter giving his views cradle ticket. The quarry men in Port
day w eek, made. the following appoint.' horse tread upon a large black snake
. - titan,' the • diseriminating word , whitOt land who voted' the -Democratic ticket lying in the roisd. The reptile immedi
ments of Delegates to file State Conran
~altould at truce be stricken from all, the: have been notified by their Radical . - - - vo" ately coiled itself around eye of the fore-
Pinto Coestitinions," --Well, su ppose be "`masters" that their services 1 4111 Li a n a ' • I legs of the animal. The old fellow, lu.
Joe
' J - l AVe k l Au l i 4 tike to now whi t s, not be needed for a year •
to onme. o_ Judicial Conventiorio,fientorlal -few stead of becoming frightened, commeno
it
.inus hate do With the State Constitution ;The remit Of this movement was that M Fianklin and Adams-lion, F. M. Kilns eti to cut at tha snake with his disengaged
eel, Itepresentative-11011, J. .MeDow- leg and soon succeeded in removing it.
t.O pitui,70.90114 " Are pennsylv.Dian.l thousand men threw down their picks eel Sharpe, I Af t er having cut it nearly in twe in
.1 O ,
Wllthialpprinit this impertinent hied- an d dri ll s, and refused to work till Midi' Ma* genvention,-Fienatorial- James several places, it was then attacked by
.diet 106•011st.e iikair_ laws and diner their lwoserthed comrades were permitted to B. lrr. Representative - Jacob S. Lime the boys with clubs and killed, Upon
i Measuring , it proved to be eight foal five
~ sat resume a r. andala t est accounts the , ;lt d 4nd iiimi. (4.
cl'oreditutiou .Isi suit his , leper j • Ibe 1 ( hiehes long.-/fanoser Citizen.
!ILl:mines.? Wizahall see! i I quarry works* In that' town had ceased,' VALI, ACCEPTED.-The Itev. Owe:
,'brewer,
4.. en-
I•Let us hear no more tent, even from Cart. of the Altoona Mission charge, ha4'
igaPst),te • Radicals of Ph iladelphie are' l a t t e t ir rw 7 o adei t Y ates ,
r Chandler ,
. flowa i gd,
the Tribune, trbent, free labor" and the lioooptgd the call of the new charge 0( rand,
ar m, Mor r i ll, s e r n i stor , F e a ' n ,? l i i r e e r res n ' enta o :
pitting ipso .operat leo e seltetne to force .-
"All-rights-of-all" pasty, Which Wilson the German Reformed Church, recently Lives Covode,
*Wine Alia Ale eenatnen fchtaila The' Bingham, Williams, Orth,
Ketchum, with Clark Ilefberiegt.
04,14y , ariatiarmitiu.nosbett44Insiyak , i. , declaree is based Vpo4 "the lifinclides or organised nut of a part of the Cipindstone Baldwin, Hooper, Lawrence, Marston,
*ain't* the free antork, h e ," Aey te ,ii i . t rtgruuj, inverish , W. ogueo.p. i Hill charge, composed of the Fayette- end
are enlisted for the Congreeidenat buffalo
ilaikfr'bronglit'slpflll the ',sails 1 4 040 1 . 1 iNalr - AlliheleZioliiitujoplioi,nto lle ' " (I Mii • A• I K ean g i N atinna l A nd hunting party, which is so leave Yank
, . .
toot titg peii, ,,, Q 4ad zu . 4l • • Ito it_ . war
, this suniAirpgtwopy mace - nes Mitered en 'We ritiM /444 of 1114)0c-- *An; pakten. *bent the first of June.-V"
•
Alm j'ilaikk ik . - a apafib.***4;4l44
. _ ' i r yoga
• -
~, . _ • P-7 11 - '- • , 1r...—0n the 9th of the oomlui
,
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A TeTTAIMMIJP4I T. . r ' viD -
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• - ' ---- ~ • 1 " . : °esker Colfax - ivii. Me;
The speedy do ."- 4 111 "wn , ''' NeWleit
PliE Vill).-71010w111 beloreisealng I. - are - ,'Across the Cont e . t. "H
in Get. ;
party is becoming so trra . est that.even 1 i
..i ,
lie
own leaders begin 40 g i i i iree . 4 tbejeot. t n t he -mu mod Preshiterien Church in
,tirebury Tleketii 50 cente. The lecture
this place, on the first, Wand and third, was delivered lu Chsrubereburg on Sat
into
negro issue,Apon4litels - -it sinning;
key. Joilmar inks' , evening week, and 1a highly ape
powerinto existence, ims3eSil,siiii the "cdiejivo ' Mabtnith"filialir next, ley
. JamesokyliCattimuning. 1 ken of by the papers of that place. The
of public plunder" which made it I
, Sirit says
a compact. and . victorious organ iiution . A "SeAsoNA sbn" DIFFERENC'LL —A p .
o(tax's Lecture,—Pursuant to an tm
duvilig the last' few years, ipa 10 ' 4 . tw''' . Galveston tTexans) paper of the lit,b au-
C
!nomineement. time lion. Schuyler Colfax
thirds of its.inllUence with the cloic of' nou need ripe blackberries and plume le , deli..ered his lecture entitle(' "Across
the war. Nerving-neither -prim/it:dee to I that market. Here "winter still lingers , the Continent," on F l / 4 turllay evening'
stausl lipaal, aosarieh-jokowto rewardtbee! to •, tits -tic of spring." A . we e rr ! last, in Repository Hall- A large Midi- •
), • ' , ence was in uttendanee, and the lecture
who fawned Plain its , measures that?, Wednesday, snow befalling. "Look out, . was quite entertaininr, and instructive.
I Ili rift might ftillow fawnfneit him no a s the almanacs say, for ripe blackberries , The Speaker's descriptive powers are very I
other course left than to follow the-ex• and plums in about three months. ' fine, and the manner in which he depict-
',ample of Its illustrious prototypes, tired • - s led the scenes and Incidents of the great
1 01 Federal, Whig' and Know Nothing' journey over the mountains and plains
I otour vast Pacific domain was thrilling-!
I parties, uud quietly give up- the ghost. ly interesting. Ws peroration was par
j This opinion is borue3ut by time 'follow- tleelarly fine. his style of speaking is
a little too rapid to be impressive, but
I lug extract from a letter from Washing
yet he is a 111101 Af marked ability and ted in tile iinff-Starerj, Standard, lit. power. The .audiettue generally, so far
ten by 'Wendell Phillips, the great pro- :LS we have' teen able to learn, were well
phet and fore-runner of Itadiealisna— pleased with the entertainment.
file says: .
"The seeds of dissolution hare been
1 ,
sewn In the Republican, party. l'erhaps,
I should say that the party always con
tained the el.emente of ins own destrue
thm, and that it only required the prover
1 cativo circumstatices to develop them.
iAt any rate the development' Is visible
to the common eye, as it, bits long been
iseen by those whose habits of close ob.
eerration have given to their mental
vision a clear insight.
"The debate upon adjournment and
impeachment was the forcing bed In
wilkdi this seed sprouted, A clever poli
tician hire, said to-day that the party
would have split If Congress had remain
ed here two week., longer. The division
announce is only a question of time.
The struggle for the next few months is
really La be isitich wing shall remain
in possession of the Republican organiz
ation. Pa ticiuns lutturally conclode
that the one retaining it will have a lat -
ter start, in flint it will have the prestige
of s uccess. For toy part, I believe it
may be more advantageous, pa far as
purity of action is concerned, to dr/maize
(mei/Yana take a freak start. Suieems will,
in all probability, be built up on a thin
er basis, if' the Radical* begin with Out
traditions or policy. The Connecticut
election will widen - the division. On
the -whole, it is conceded here that the
Republican defeat will help the Rad
ical wing."
The statements of Phillips are borne
out by the following extract from the
WaSh agb I!I yerrespondenee of the
SPrintdkj/d Pcliublieci. Writing about
the Butler ftitiOniin fiasco, the letter
writer of that paper says:
"These men, Butler and Bingham, are
mortal enemies, henceforth, - and I think
for the present Butler will let the matter
rest. The -sentiment' of hits political
friends is very strung on the subject.
The quarrels anioug Republicans must
stop! 1 believe it congress were to re•
main in ses.ion all sun - liner that the Re
publicans would quarrel Po that there
.would be two parties. The "impeachers"
already stigmatize a large class of their
fellow-Republicans as little better than
Copperheads, and the more cautious Re
publicans look upon some of the extrem
ists as being fully as dangerous as John
son. Ashley, Butler and that class look
upon Bilighain and Senator Wilson, and
Spalding; etc., q half- i _ 4ay Johnson men,
On the other hand, ,Wilson, Birighoitu
'and Spalding unquestionably hook upon
Ashley end Butler mid Covode as reck
less, dangerous
POSTING Tani BOOMS.
On Thursday - , under the Inspira
tion of a telegram from the West, the
Press thus writes:
We set off tie town of Chicago against
the State of Connecticut.
Now let us see the character of the
"set off." In the Chicago Times of the
15th instant, we found the following :
TUE cbtx-rn,:v YESTFIRDNV.
Two year., ago Mayor Rice was elected
by at Majority of 5,029. In November
last, the Republican majority in the city
was 6,867. Mayor Rice was re-elected
yestegila by the reduced majority of 3,-
1138. This is a very handsome Democrat
ic gain, certainly.
But even a better result than this is
the gain of four Aldermen by the Demoe-1
me,y, viz: Cotnisky in the Eighth Ward,
Casselman in the Twelfth, Schinz in the
Fourteenth, and Mansur in the Six- I
teenth.
Altogether, the Democracy of Chicago!
have reason to be proud of their work in
this contest. Next time, they will do
better still, and they may look forward
to complete triumph in the great trial of
November, I 568: '
Instead of a "set off," the election in
Chicago seems to have been something
of a "set back" far the Radicals. Look.
at The figures :
Radical majority in 1805, 5 ,6 09 Nawr OXFORD.—The spirit of improve-
Radical majority in Ma, 6,807. ment Is still rife at New Oxford. Mr.
Radical majority in 1h67, l l(Shn Darnitz has commenced the eree
. To which must be thded a Democratic tion of a new frame house; Mr. Zouck
13111
N 9 ex
e4 the
:aave
gain this year of four Alderman. We is also to begin anew building; Mr. MU
are afraid the Radical books will never lee is improving the Doll property, and
balance under the new system of "set has opened a drug store in the main
MVP invented by our neighbor of the room on the first floor; Mr. Stock has
rms.—Age. !his machine shop nearly ready for occu
..--_
lieirThe attempts of the Radicals to panty ;' Mr. Gilt's and other houses,
explain the cause of the great Democrat- commenced-last season, are being finish
ic victory-In Connecticut are comical, ed. Other improvements arelu content-
Every one of them has a different eXelise, Phltte4' "Keep the ball rolling,"
varying according to the disposition of: AN AoT To ItEcortil Soi,ormts'
Dts
the person and the locality he halls from. CHATiOES.—`The lagt Legislature passed
At all the reasons, though, none law requiring the Recorders of the sev
hero yet hit upon the real ono, viz ; that. eral cotti.ties - to place on_ record the tile,
tbo people are growing tired of Radical. charges of soldiers, so that in ease of their
deminlom and have resolved upon rid.- being lost, of destroyed, the proofs will
ding themselves frotn it in the future, still remain on the county records, The
As it will interest our readers to see the following fs the act as passed :
opinions of their or ,nuts, we have SF , 1. Re (feline/Mot,
ODD ritightiese.,--, Friday *A wan ob
sedred as a day of thanksgiving by the
Odd FelloWs through Out the I:lilted
ititates. The members of the Order here
assembled hi their !tall In. the evening,
when a number of speeei:ess tlipropriate
' to the occasion were made—the t!'erchies
clueing with prayer and the sit: cring of a
doxology. The proceedings weic of
very interesting character throughout:
THE COLLECToItBII IP. The Sentil
understands that C. \V. Ashcbtn,
receiltly.appointed Colleetor of this Rev
enue District, has not yet been comMis
stoned, hut expects to take possession of
the office on the Ist of May,. It is his In
tention to make an official visit to the
counties composing the District, and he
may he expectesi to be in this county the
Drat week in May.
luoN OAR.—We learn that iron ore has
been discovered on the farm of W.
lialghinan, in Mountpleasant township,
this county. Thorough examinations are
being made, with a view of testing its
quality and quantity.
We :are. told that iron ore (magnetic)
also exists on the farm of Peter Comtort,
in Franklin township, and that a con
tract is about being, or has been, made
by the new furnace company at Wrichts
ville tyr its use.
It would not astonish us to see consid
erable mineral wealth developed In this
county in the next few years. Thomas
McKnight wimlaughed,ltt, for pro4peetlng
for coal in the South Mountain. Strauger
things than it actual discovery would
4
be, have happened.
WOLIAS DROWN ED --- We regret to
learn that the wife of Mr. Joseph Har
man, residing on the York Turnpike,
about seven miles from Gettysburg,
drowhed herself lit a rain vessel, on
Monday night last. She had been fur
some weeks laboring under great depres
sion orspiritA, caused, it is thought, by
previous religious excitement, and her
friends were not without apprehension.
During Monday night she was missed
from her bed, and, upon search being
made, her body was found lying head
foremost in a rain vessel near the house.
Lit.;twas extinct.
e deceased leaves husband and
three little daughters to mourn her mel
ancholy end. She was' a loving and du•
tiful wile, an affectionate mother, and a
kind neighbor. , Highly respected in
life, her loss is deeply deplored. Some
weeks previous to death, her mind be
eanie impaired in regard to her future
state, though rational on all other sub
jects.
On Wednesday the remains of the de
ceased were buried in New Oxford.
Though she belonged to another commu•
nion, the funeral services were perform
ed by Rev. W. F. P. Davis, of the Ger
man Reformed Church, yip spoke ap
propriately and impressive from the
text, Matt. 27: 40, "My God, my God,
why bast thou forsaken me !"—aud
un
proved the occasion by warning his hear
ers against all undue exci ternen ts, wheth
er of a religious or any other character.
Chit.) DROWNED.—A little aanghter
Mr. Joshua Ceas, tanner, in Fairfield, wag
drowned in oue of the vats of the tan
yard on Saturday week. Attention was
first attracted by her bOnnet being seen
floating on the water, and, on searching,
the body of the child was found in the
vat. It is supposed that she was playing
in the yard, and accidentally fell fn.
Her age was about, three years. A sad
death, Indeed.
eintretost.ic it,ent Ate., That the
Recorders of I)eeds in the several Coun
ties of this Comuinnwealth are hereby
authorized and required to record all filial
discharges of commissioned and non
commissirmed officers and privates, upon
application being made to them by the
holders of the same, and that the.reeord
ing of the same shall not be subject, to
the payment of the State tax.
POCKET BOOK STOLE:NyLI. MeD.
Sharpe, Esq., had his pocket-book, con . -
lu 4 ning about ode hundred 'kid thirty
joke.; stolen from his office - on Thurs
day hint. Mr. S. had been at his safe,.
whim is in Ids back office, and laying
his poettel-book on the safe, went into
his front etyne far a — short time, when on
his return the pocket-book and its con
tents were gone. There were several
persona in the oftler at the time, and
among them Jew' Ceti". residing near
Vayetteville, for whom Mr. Sharpe was
londucting a suit. He belug suspected
of having committed the theft, was ar
rested and entered bail tor his apccar
mice at court.—Cliambersbur,g RepOr;,
DrvIDEND. —The Hanover Branch
Railroad Company has declared a divi
dend bf fivo per cent. on the capital
stock, clear of all taxes, payable on or
after May a. The affairs of the road are
in a flouribliing condition.
100 - Col. McClure, of the Chambersburg
Repository, accompanied by his wife and
son, will make a tour, the coming sum
mer, across the Rocky Mountains, taking
Utah, Polm ado, Idaho, &e., In the route.
They will start In a few days, and expect
to return in the autumn.
IJI CATTY.-A lad at Wrightsville,
a few days ago, caught a cat-fish measur
ing twenty Inches In length and Live and
a half inches across the head. That
beats anythlng yet token in Ruck creek
—slightly.
Muni Tnot;mx.—Thousands of our
people are weekly dying from the rava
ges of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and va
rious diseases of the t3tomaeli and Bow
els. The value of Coe's Dyspepsia Cure
should be known to the world. It has
saved thousands from an early grave.
Se`Row & Woods are constantly. re
ceiving new Goods—extra sheap and ex
tra good. They invite all who want ex
tra bargains.
Or- Henry Thomas & Son's advertise
ment of Hubburd's Combined Self-raker
and Brandt's Steel-tooth Horse Rake,
came in too late for this paper, but will
apppar in our next..
SHEAFFEWS NEW UALLLIIIV AT HANO
VER has the largest Sky-light in the
State, and is now making some of the
finest pictures In this country. Try it;
and be convinced.
INTEREATING VARIETY.
—*Three inches of snow tell in Wiscon
sin and Minnesota on the 31st. Several
inches fell hero on Wednesday, the
No doubt the same storm, and requiring
just three days to reach this locality.
—The Common Council of Buffalo
have passed an ordinvice which tixes a
penalty of $.50 for 8%1 elring in the street,
with imprisonment in default of pa,y
molt.
—Contseation of Southern - property,
says the Springfield - Republican, would
be the most monstrous (apolitical crimes.
—The Ineleticndent has discovered
that "the States that now need recon
struction are the Northern." That%
what's corning.— Boston Post. -
At.an election for Mayor in Hunts
ville, Ala., recently, the colored vote as
sisted to defeat the agent of the Freed
men's Butcau.
The closing of the Rump Congress
closed seven hundred taverns and drink
ing saloons at Washington--at least that
is the number which Senator Wilson
says has closed within the past few
mouths.
—Tho Hollidaysburg StaruLard has a
Ely subgetiher who has taken that pa-
au
peifor seventeen years, invariably pity
ing for it in advance. She ought to get
to heaven.
Forney says "The spirit of old John
Brown has at last captured Virginia."
It seems that the spirit of old John
Barleycorn has "at last" captured For
ney. •
—Thad. Stevens threatens a speech in
favor of Sufhner's proposition to extend
the benefits of the Negro SufTrage bill to,
the North.
Tho Scooted the United States ad
journed sine die on Saturday week. leav
ing quite a number of iruportatit.nomina-,
tious unuetesi upon.
—The women of Wisconsin are not to
vote -until another Legislature has also
passed tho amendmentand it has been
submitted to and been ratified by the
people—contiugencies not likely tti
....off "MY LAW. , ,
TUe follelthig Is 'i.e.* otaie law h
it Law - , psencti by - both homes of the
Legillat U :
_
1173
Svc. 1, Be II erica:fed, zte., That at the
general elAction to bepeld on_the second
Tuesday of 0 - etober, Aniio Domini one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven,
and tri-enitially the-enher, at such elee-
lion. the qualitieg electors of the several
'counties of this Commonwealth shall'
, elect, in the manner now provided by I
law for the election of other minty offl- j
' eers, two sober, intelligent and jUlliCiOtlO
- persons, to serve as jury commissioners.'
in each of said counties, for the period of
three years, ensuing their elections; but j
' the same person or persons shall not be;
eligible for re-election,rnere than once In I
1
six years ; Proride.d, That each of slid
.
• qualified electors shall vote for one per
son only as the jory commissioners, and
the two persons having s tbe greatest num•
tier of votes for jury &en missioner shall
be duly elected jury commissiouers for
such county
l.'11::e. 2. the said jury commissioners
and the slieriff of the !respective county,
lor any two of them, shall draw from
the proper jury wheel panels of jurors,
as grand Jurors of the proper county,
and as petit and traverse jurors, for the
; trials of issues in fact which may be ta—
i ken in any action in any of the courts,
.1 civil or criminal, In the several counties
' aforesaid in the mannte• now practiced
;and allowed, but before the said jury
- commissioners and sheriff shall proceed
to select or 'draw jurors in the manner
aforesaid; they shall severally take the
I oath oraffirmation ;low prescribed bylaw
j to be taken by the sheriff and county
, ! emu miss:oners befofe selecting and draw
ing jurors.
Il SEC. 3. It shall be the duty of said Ju
, ry Commbisioners, President Judge or
! additional law Judge of the respective
I district or a majority of them to meet at
I the seat of justice of tpe respective coun
ties, at least thirty day's before the first
term of the Court of Cow mod Pleas in
'every year, and thereupon proceed with
; I due diligem 9 to select !alternately from
, the whole qualified electors of the re
, I spective county at large, a number such
,as the term of the. Court of Common
Pleas next preees'ing,, shall by the said
1 Court be designated, of sober, intelligent
and judicious-persons in s:rve as Jurors,
in the several Courts of 1.1 . e1t county du
i ring that year, and the said Jury Com
missioners, President jUdge o: addition
al
in the mode and manner now dit. led
by law, place the names of persons .o
selected in the proper Jury wheel, and the
said Jury wheel,lopked as now required by
law, shall remain in the custody of the said
Jury Com missloners, and the keys thereof
in the custody of the sheriffol said county.
I Sec. 4. That so much, of any act or acts
J of Assembly of the Commonwealth, as
, I makes it the duty of the sheriff and
I commissioners of any of said counties to
adept and draw jurors, shall be repealed,
and cease to hate any force or effect
, from and afterthe tirstday of December
I next, Anno Domini due thousand eight
; hundred aind siXty-Seven : Provided,
. i That all acts, and part of acts of Assem
, now in force in relation to the eus
, I tardy, sealin; mid unsealing, locking and
opening, at the jury wheel of the Te-
Apecti ve county, and in all nets,
and
parts ef acts, of Assembiy, now in force,
imposing any penalty or punishment on
the sheriff or county commissioners, or
either of them, in relation to the keep
ing, locking, opening,' sealing or bteak
ingl.the seal of any jury wheel, or in re
' I lution to the selection or drawing of ju
'' run., shall be taken, deemed and held to
lapply to the said jury commissioners and
sheriff. • ;
stx. 5. Each of said; jury com m iqSIOII
- shall be allowed and paid out of the
respective county treasury two dollars
and fifty Cents per day, and four cents
per mile, circular, from the rTsidence of
the commissioners to the Court-liouse.
Six. 6. It shall be the duty of each of
said jury commissioners to take upon
himself and discharge the duties of his
said office under penalty of one hundred
dollars for each and every neglect or re
fusil to attend the same, to be sued for
and recovered before '-atty justice of the
peace of the proper cOmity, as debts of
like amount are now by' law recoverable,
ten dollars of which shall go to the per
son suing and the residue to be paid by
the said justice to the treasurer of the re
spectiVe county for the'use of the same.
Svc. 7. In eai-e of inability of either or
both of the said jury 'commissioners by
sickness or death, or other unavoidable
causes, to discharge the duties of said
office, or in case of neglect or refusal to
serve thereon, it shall be the duty bf the
president judge in such county, wherein
such a vacancy may: have occurred, to
appoint a suitable person or persons, as
the case, may be, posstssing the qualiti.
cations cforesaid, to perform the duties of
said offi6e during such vacancy, stud such
Person or persons, after having complied
with the requirementS of this section of
this' act, shall proceed. to the duties of
said office during the remainder of the
term so vacated.
BERIEW ALIVE.
A friend gives us the account of a most
terrible ease of the burial alive (di' hand
some young lady at Jacksonville, 111.
Sonic time last summer a young lady of
seventeen years of age, suffering with
the toothaohe, went to oed with a small
phial of chloroform for the purpose of
quieting her teeth. In the morning she
was found to all appearances dead, which
was confirmed by the opinions of several
physicians who were igilled and examin
ed her body. She was' the,: horied. A
few days since her rilatives WCR about
to remove from Jacksonville, having ii..-
cated in another State., and had the re
mains of the young lady- exhumed, fur
the purpose of taking them to their now
home. Curiosity prompted them to op
en the coffin, when they were horror
stricken on finding the corpse turned
over, both hands full of hair, and her
clothing torn to shreds, revealing the
horrible truth that the young-lady had
beep burled alive. The chloroform had
placed her iu a deep trance, the awaken
ing from which was . ,in her coffin and
grave. The lady was engaged to he
mar-tied at the time of her supposed death.
A more heart-sickening ease we never
remember to have rears ur heard uf.—ln
diancpblis Journal,
Married,
On the 2.lth tnat., In [llk plaei t by 'gee. W. A,
Ii !Watt'lab. 1101.1.1 N EH, of gram.,
hem, 31,1.•.t0 11 le% ANC/ EL1:443 1i,14F.A.H.H.0f the
Ylelalty of New Oxford, Pa.
On the ltth hod., by Roe, Mr. Ilatior, Mr. VAL
ENTINE HA Alt to 111Im ftoll (lA, daughter of
Helotaott. Meal, all of York own I y,
Died,
On the 25th lilac in Monnthleasant township,
ADAM SPITLEIt, aged 7! yenta, .
On the oth Inst., MARC/ABET, wife cif John
Brinkerhoff, of Strabart towilahlp, to the 451.11
year or her nga„
Very suddenly. nt Han(Wer t on Tugsdny Met,
Mr. JACOB HILT. one of Hie veterans of 012,
aged 76 years.
On the
s e theLt.th Bqtt el township, Miss HET
TI E AN. LI V I.z.G6Tohl, sued 19 years 5 months
and RS day e.
On the 1804 Inst., near 4bbuttstown. ANNA I.
E.. danghter or Jew ana LavlAa Bupp, aged 14
years /I months WI 11 days.
Tree to leyerybodr,
A Large ft pp. Ctronlnr, giving Information of
the greatest Importance to the young of both
sexeo. •
it teethes how the homely Mai beemue beauti
ful, the (lowliest respected, and the forsaken
loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to
send their Addria, and receive a copy posygraid,
by return mail.
Address P, 0. Drawer 21,
March 4, Bit ly Troy, N, T,
bealhaeas 111Madams* 41.41 frateipipb.
Treated with the Widget success. by Dr, S.
MAACK and A taint, (fortnerly or Leyden,
AaiWtd Difieritil.PlNESiseet, Philadelphia. 'Ali
thiputialS feint the twist reitable fietrees In pie
City /and Country can be seen at his orrice, The
media& faculty are invited to iteetenrinnY their
patients., aa bfa has =morels in hie prnelnie, Ar
tliFelat eyes Innerted wit mud pat*.
mach , tht P tENDI
Wifirkbe Ifflk
Special flo*Ntemn.
1 !waft Kills ate ♦p 2
- Thai 'blown observers ere U uj. People who
ars proverbial tor their critical perceptions, are
utterly - at fault.
NO LIVING EYF
can detect any diff, renal between the rieheat
blacks and brown. that Nature hae bestomred up
on the hair, and the aup,vb artificial tints con
ferred upon grey, red or tumefy hair, by the In
comparable vegetable agent,
C I tISTADODO*FI MAIM DYE,
'With the color It imparts lustre, and does not
miulsh the flexibility of the Wires. Manufac
tured by J. ChISIADOIIO, ti Astor Douse, Ww
York. A pp/led by all ifslr Dressers.
April Z), MT. Int
lirnaidreth's Pills.
_ .
our t heory: Local disease. whe.ther of the atom
, sell and bowels, enlargement of the Joint'', then
atte pa I na, cutaneous entptiona, even dyspeptic
, complaints, boils, or whatever form such local
disease puts on, are so many "Proofs" of a dhow
de.red state of the blood and bowels, which
BRANDRLTHI9 I'ILL4
correct and cure. Experience and akin eorUla
eatee sap this le so. B. BRA:CIAO:TH.
April :3), DO. 11n
An Able Protector
If yna have a lame side. a tick headache, heavy
cugh, or colt, or a general nervotuatesa.•ow*
turelerate dose is autticient—way as a Intak mg*,
four to six pills; as a laxative. one or two tall% to
be taken nt Igo ton retiring. 'rlsey are ralmidtett
to be the hest protector tigat oat every form of dis
ease. They oso n let ly restore the Stem ich, Liver,
seal Wood, laseaseti of the Kidneys, and all secre
tions, and exertions of the \vied. , system in un
he'd thy to a healthy condition. renovate and re
pair the injuries and wastes of the entire organ-
Ism—vegetable into cdients throughout—no min
erals WiIAtCVCr. r.l.Out II ag dor t nom t, lev.lug
no ambition, the young at oft taxer, who are
growing fast and complaining of no appetite, of
broken rest and a cold reluctance to business,
will god them extremely efficacloun. Mar
ried and single of the opposite sex, su Iferink
lost strength, and whose systems seem deranged,
should Invariably use Had way's Itqpiliiting
so in all Diseases of the 'hovels, in the purity lag
of the Blood, so em ni
entful to the protilgallou of
They purge mildly, are contest with
sweet gum, making them Window to the pahtte,
and are free from smell. As they are at all Lanes
useful, no family should he without them.
Sold In. Drlmpoas. Priceli ("outs per Nix'
Aprll22, Pitt% I.hv
Ayer's Asssaparills
a eoneentr.ited extract of the cholee root, so
emilblinst with other sulwtances of still gmiter
alterative power as to atford an etlectual anti
dote fur diseases Sam:toucan:A Is reputed to cure.
Such a remedy 43 surely wanted by those who
suffer from Simmons complalnta, and that ono
which will accomplish their cure must prove, as
this has, id immense service to this Loge claw. uf
cur afflicted fellow-citizens. Row completely
this easnpound will do It Mot been proven by
on many of the worst eases to he
found In the following complaints:
Escranta., :Scrofulous Swellings and Sores, Sulu
Diseases, Pimples. Pustules, Blotches, Eruptions,
St. Anthony's Vire. !tome or I.7,rsipelas. 'Fetter or
Fait Rheum, seald limit, Bing W o rm, A.
Syphilis or Venerial Insease is expelled from
the system by the prolonged nue of this mamma
rein. and the patient Is lett in comparative
Female Diseases are caused by Scrofula In the
Irlotsl, and arc otter scum cured by this Extrtut of
Sit rsaparrllla.
Do nut discard thin Invaluable medicine,
because you have been ilipmed upon by some
thing.pretemi in:: to la. Sai am:lrina. while It sits
not. Wheel Situ have used ,tvuit ti—lh.•n, and
1104 till then, will you know the vit tiles ~1
ssrsatiarilla. For minute particulars of the
LlP•easeh it cures, wo refer you to Ayers Amor:can
Almanac, wide!) the agent below natural will
furnish gratis to all also cull fur IL,
A v PACS CATO' A WIC PILLs, for the cure of
Cost I won CSS, .IA LI nil tee, I lympursltt. I lid inn,
Dyne.nterv, Foul titotna,th, ITeaslache,
teuinatisln, fioarthurd frun. Unordered ntom
ach, Polo, or )fortda loat.tiott of tho Rowels,
Flatolehor, lotoi of Appetite, Liver Complo.lot,
Dropsy, Worms, NoUralight, and fur u Dinner
The.; are sugar coated, so Olaf the most Renal 1.1 ye
eau take them ideamtally, antkfheY aro the Tait
aperient in the world lor alt the purpostiet Of a
family physle.
Proparod by C, AYER &CO., Lowell, Maas.
nod by A. 11. I:viand:it, Gettysburg, PA.
31.treh 11, ISta, :Irn
A Card to the Males.
DR, DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL.
PILLS FOR FEMALES. Infallible in urn:ta
loa. Irregul telt les, Removing Obstruction" of the
Monthly Turns, (ruin 'wn.ttever WW, YUJ al
ways siuceesslm us a Preventive.
It is how over thirty years sine° the above cele
br,ited pills were ilr•it discovered by lir. DU PON-
I 3), or Patris,"durini; which time they have been
extensively and successfully mien in most of the
pabliv institution", its well as in prtt ate practice.
of both hemispheres, with unparalleled "novae,
In every cage, anti It is only ut the "urgent re
quest,- ut the thote.ands of ladies who have used
them. that he is Induced to make the Pill" public
for the alleviation of thew sa tY T g froninny Ir
regularities whatever.as well as to prevent tin in
crease ut lainity a here health it ill nut permit It.
ONE PIM, IS A litest.:,
Pent•tles peculiarly sltirtted,iir thole simposi ng
thenosel yes wn, ala e:mtloned aigullict using these
Pills while in tliiit condition lest the!. 'issue
miscarriage;' admonition, the l'tn-
Lt
ietor assu me , lit resimnsibllity. tilt). thPIT
mildness will prevent any in Iwlttel to
otherwise the Pills are reetariincn , led as i• NIOMT
INVA. LI \ISLE It for all those afflicting
comp/abets pr . /111Hr to thoser.
-
oxi•: BOX, IS eiI'FFICIENT.
10.000 Roles have been sold within Two Years.
Ten Thousand Box,. sent b. MAI, both by my
sel f too Agent., to all pat t. of the work!, to which
answers have been returned. in Which laoles sty e
nethiett like the aloe. ,• Pills have been known
since the ttelenve of M , divine dawned upon the
world, in R,•tnoving obstructions 10111 llerdering
Nature toOlt, , PrOPerCho.llllelALUlPillig the Nervva
and bringing bin* the "nosy tutor of Ileulth" to
the cheek oft Ito most defirate. •
Price $1 per Box. Bit Boxes Si.
Bold by JoIIN S. FORNEY, Druggist. Solo
Agent for Gettysburg. Fa.
L a di e , H , by km,ling hint Si through the Post r/f
-flee, can have the Pills sent, (roundentially,t br ,
MA4I, to any part of the country."frer of postage•
Sold also by I. Spangler, Clot mbersburg ; 0. Ver
Neff', York; Coleman & Rogers and Brown Broth.
era, Wholesale Agents, Baltimore, and 8. 1).
Ilnwf% Proprietor. New York.
March 4; 1867. ly
Dr. SCHENCK'S DIANDRAKE PILLS
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
Micro Pills are composed el carious roots, having the
rice: to re:az the meretlons of the liTor it promptly and
elbetually as blue pin or mercury . , and without producing
ear of them disagreeable or dangerous effects which otton
follow the use of tbe Lotter. •
In all bilious diorite)* tb-oelle may lw toed with wad
deuce. al they promote Go Mechanic of vitiated bile, and
remove Goat obetructione from the Hoer sod billary dtwita
which are the came of bilious afavalooa to general.
BC CLENUMI MANDRAKE MIA 'Odra Sick Headlothia
Led el diotrdert atilt /Jeer, todleated bywillow &M. sifted
tonna% cadvilaer, drowilibasaand • irmerii *WWI of Ter
rtoceo sod lawltode, th:Z 3 tag the the liver 11 lel s so*Pi* se
obstructed toed lion.
In short, those Pills mar be used with adulate/a to MI
emu when a pnualve or &genitive maikene Is rewired.
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck'. Mandrake Pila," ao4
observe that the two Ilkenowes of the Doctor are so the
Cioverorneot stamp —one what lo the last stage of Cow
solupUou; sod the other in his present health.
Sold by an Druggists and dealers. Price kit tent" per brit.
prloelpal Oflice, No. 15 North eth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholeale Aerate: Maas Banes k Co., 11 Pert
sow. New Yak: S. B. Mum PA Baltimore St., DWI-
Sart, Md,t John D. Pak, N. S. ea. of Fourth sad Wei
pet St., Cinchunni, Oleo; Walker I 'Neer, 134 sod LW
Wakens Arens& Chico^ [IL; Collins Droners, southwest
sonar 91 4canod NO VW Son 10414, "
Know Thy Deletion
"ki.itT4l)lE E, TIfORNTON, the great Eng
lish Astrnlnslat, ClatrYOyantr and Pilyelimitetri
elan, who has astootshed the Seleillitle classes of
the Ohi Worhl, itos now located herself at ifud
son. N. Y. Nis/lama Thornton possesses such
wonderful powers of normal sight, its to eunlile her
to Impart knowil 'ge of tile greatest importruteo
to the stogie or lo wrier( of either sex. White lu
a trance, site delineates the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the md of an In
strument of intense power; known as the INty
chollti,ifcaPe., Ellisfantees to produce a life-like
picture or the ftittire imNbnrut or wife, of the np
rujeant, together with ditto of marriage. pcwitlon
lire. leading tracts of char.:ter, 4e, This is no
iumbug, its thousands of testilotoi b , Is ran
wilt send when desired it ornate:lP% or
writ
tei guarantcp, that the picture is what it purports
to he, By ettelostrig a konlitli lurk of hair, and
stating plwte of hirtli, lige disposition sod corn-
Plexi,oll• and ellelosing nAy eents and stamper."
°li v elong" nailri . haeli ti) „Yourself, rat alll receive
the picture and desired information by return
4110niumunteutitiu%vivrr , flycoundeutiol.
Address In rsoin,fence, 44.1,1) , 41E F, TILultN•
TON, I'. 0. 2:3, Hodson, N. Y.
March 4, 1 1 467, fY
A Young Lady
rptonilng to hop limitary Wane, after a liqlnurn of
a feW mon tlig 111 the Ci tr. Was hardly remounted
by her Mew* In place of a cuarsr, rustle, gush
ed fime, she hunt n soft, rutty complexion or al moat
marble munuthriess, awl 'wifely cif twenty•three
she reiglY aMmtred but eighteen. Upon itmedry
Pa 14 t e cause Vs/ great a change, she p 1 In
told them that, sh Use.l Elie CINCANOIAN BALM,
and consftlerect it an acquisition to
any Lady's toilet. Ily Its use any Ludy or Urn.
tientsn ono* inttleove their pegitooe.l iiiipennutee
en hundred fold, It pot mple hilts oornblivalop,
as Nature herself is 'Maple, yet unsurpassed In
Ito eittermy in ilmarilig Impurities truel.lllBo
la h'AA4 t (Yl4 . OW *kin Anrt - donB.
pexion. By its direct acsem ti e U ongolo
d r aws from It all tta tinpnrities, kindly begitag
the same, and leaving the *gene° ns Nat u re I n _
tended It shoutd be, clear, *month maw b ejup ,
OW. Pries Si. sent by Nall a ss xsp rom. ro.
Os lo, qf as order by
W, f„ CLARKE CO :Chemists
No. 8 West 1 0 .beette ftt„ llyfactise. V,
Theonty American Agents for tiles* a issa am
itaroil 4, INTL 1Y
Marriage and Ceiibelig.
AN FaislAY OF WAIMINCe AND INSTRI.TO
TION TO YOUNG AIIF.N. Also, Disease( and
Abused wlhkl fKrasnuently prostrate the Vital
powers, with sure maths or cadet. firrit.tre• or
Chmink la
_waled envelopes. Address. Ji
ISKISAM , 7 TIOISIERON, Ho_
PhillyirdPhiti, cue. iro sevd ser. loam
0 Glerailiiiikti: ' . :,
tiwtuh.on
-noolt
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14:1) WIILAT, - ..- . 3 3r, 4 2 40
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CLAW ERASED, .
FLA.XIIE/alll, 4 •
man. •- . 11 22 *l2 25
Wll EAT, • • suutiadu
BY P., . ' • 13 5 il 119
5.3 P 153 • •
1L oo 1 .*
oAllif - • 79* *
litkin IF hawk,. • 10 SO 411 11 bill
HIMP . CA'ITLIC, I band , 13 39* 19 99
11 AY. 119 19 0 87 99
CIA W ERSEED„ • • 1099 to 10 39
'WHISKEY. 2 25 40 2 29
New and Cheap Clothing
AT BRINICERROWS.
STACKS OF THEM!
BRINKERHOFF, comer of the Diamond
. and York street, bas just returned buts
Ihe city with an unusually attributive resort.
meat of
CLOTHING FOR SPRINO A SITAIRRIFRAII„
which be will sell et sushi olden at taWmPt
Nil to take thew of very rapidly. U.R we!
judge for yerareelven. To lures at the e.scnie
lent material, tasteful' cutting, and etas mod
substantial aewilig, and then to get his law
prices—callers caunot help but buy, when
they see It so much to their interest to du so.
has Coats, Pants, Veils, of all styles
and materials;
Bata, pilot" 4111.1 Siioel;
Shirts, of all kinds, !logic ry, Gloves, Lai.
kerchiefs, Reek Ties, Crasser, Limes and
.per Collars Suspenders, Brushes, Combs ;
Trunks,- Vallee., Utnbrellea, Pocket Knives,
Repro ' Smoking and Chewing Miasma,
Pipes, Stationery, Lc.;
Choi ks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thousand
and one other articles, entirely too numerous
to detail in a newspaper advertisement.
lie asks the attention of the public to his
new stock, confident that it will please—.and
no one can or will sell cheaper, latut'i forgo
the pies—zotter of York street and this
Dium out!, Getty,shurg,
April :9, 11161
XTRA fine DDSS a:
-ROW krODS'.
- - -
&ad Muslim at
ROW k WOODS',
XTELA they CAltruee nt
ROW I; WOODS`,
XTRA nice Parasots at -
ROW k WOODS',
XTRA pretty Vac' at
ROW. it WOODS'.
XTRA colored Alpacas •t
.RUW k WOODS',
XTRA style Cairns a
ROW A WOODS'.
X TRA strong Corsets at •
RUW W (AW.
XTRA toads Poop Skirts at
RUW k WQODS.'
)CTRA Dag mar Skirting at ,
- how lt WOODS'.
X TRA eight•caut Calk(' M .
tiViW lINODS'.
XTRA opportuuiti.a to buy Cheap at
• ItUW k Wijoym%
April 29, ISGT. ,
A T PRIVATE SAl.E*—the underrigs44
ta . offers his property, the WHITE SWAH
kIuTKL. in South Washington street, at Pri.
fate Sete. The tusuee is r. Btu TWU'•tiTUttT;
BRICK, with Back•building, - and en 'sue
Building Rejoining for A Bat...roam Also on
the premises a good Stable, a never tailing
well of water, a ri.iern, and choirs fruit.
The property is a very deal:ably one, stud
should eutntnand the attention of t.nyere.
This it the house that wit su -terribly
shelled during the battle ot,tiettysburg, and
will always be looked upon as Cu object of
interest on that accoutt.
The terms can be leaned ralliog•o■ the
subscriber, residing shaman.
April 29, 1867
Bounty Account.
A GENERAL STATIittr.NT of the Bounty.
Accouut of IMUILTONHAN TOWN-
UZI
Loans from Bank, March, 13434, $1.0611 sr
" " sundry pommel, 1,945 GO.
Tax e, 1,e70 110.
Subscription maney.received, 1,04 CO
Loans from Bank, September, 1164, 6,394 91.
Subscription money received, ),600 00.
Tax a d, 1:43, 6240 65,
Tax ed, 1166,
Paid 22 recruit', Bank and sundry
' persons, Harsh,-1864, $8,396 91
Paid 19 recruit" and expenses for
.September, 1864, 11,394 02
Paid 1 substitute fur J. S. Wilimey, 600 00.
Szoner.tioas, 389 63.
Paid in September, 1864, 6,50 u ou
Interest and stamps, 371 911.
Motley paidoundry persons, / 1,300 00,
Abatement on $2,500;0f 5 per cent., 125.00
Ezonerations for soldiers for 1665
and 1866,
Tree°Boiled notes,
putatuudiug Tea, '
Amount in halide of Collector,
We do certify that the above •etoaot is just
end trne to the beet, of our knowledge saki
belief—this ifah day of April, 18 6 1•
D. IL 114USSE1.11Ali,
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DAVID SIMLLEY,
April 29, IBC7, lit Auditors',
_ _
L4la 411 b Ir. ea. 1000 Fr
ERIK'S REFLECTIONS fur Young 11 fen,;.
ou the Error", Abuses and fliseasve in.
duced by Ignorance of Nature's Lens•—A,
Personal Narrative of Misery, Destrair.,andi
Final Restoration by Simple Means. Should
he read by every young man ,in the tmentry.
New, for the benefit of all, without prices.
Sent in a Sealed Envelope to any address, free
of charge. Address
JAMES S. BUTLER,
Dos 5;101, Chum! Post office,.
April 2-9, 180. Mew York City..
TEIR npplication of I. A. H. Reather, (with,
the requisite number of signet?,) to keep,'
a public house of entertainment, in antler
townshilr, Adams comity. bas bees hie in NY
office, and will be wrested at the f t
Quarter Semitone, on TIfrADAT, the
of MAY next. ADAM 31,INYR
April 29, MT.
Olga.
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Auditor's Aral fee. .
BB undersigned, Audiatr, appointed
T
the Court of Common Pleas of Adams
county, to distribute the balance In the'
hands of R. McCurdy, Esq.,fjequestretor of:
the Gettyaburg Railroad, on fillafth account,'
to and among the parties legiilly entitled .
thereto, will sit for the purpose of, his ap
pointment, at 'hie office, in' Getlyili t g, es
TUEbDAY, the 71b day of MAY t
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