*tar tE Stutintl.
FtlAM7 s iaa:iYs■cif:.
A4tveritimrs andOtheinintorewied llul
bear An mind that the rainier straw
tattou air the **TAR +1•-'SD elli c ifTLlEW ,
W mush barge: than that of any Other
paper published in thentuatf, being
read weekly by not l than WM)
persons.-
- the United States Senate on
MoMlaY. Mr. Edmunds, from' the
oorninittee on Retrenchment, reported
a substitute for the House. of Repre
sentatives bill repeal lug the Tenure of
Office act. The substitute provides
that members-of the Cabinet• may be
removed dating the recess of the Sen-
ate, and othetinfficers may be suspend
ed at the discretion of the President,
but should they demand that reasons
be sent to the Senate, such demand
shell be complied with. It also
em
bodies the bill recently introduced by
Mr. Edmunds to prohibit the holding
of more than.one civil or military of
fice by one person at the same time,
which is modified by a proviso declar
ing "that nothing in the foregoing'
section shall be construed to prevent
such designations or appointments of
officers to p erform
temporarily the
duties of other officers as a; Pr may
be authorized by law, nor to -prevent
suclrapPointments, dm, as are design
ed by law to be made from4he army
or navy." Mr. Stewart, from the ma
jority of the Judiciary Committee,
made a report on the credentials of Mr.
mill, of Georgia, and submitted a reso
intlom Oar Joshua Hill, claiming to be
Senator from Georgia, ought not
now to be' admitted to his seat. The
report claims that many members of
the Legislature that elected Mr. Hill
were disqualified from acting as such
under the Constitution of the United
States, and that the majority acted in
violation of the Reconstruction laws
in expelling -the colored members of
OisLegislature. Mr. Trine:lull, from
s , hp pp pp committee, presented a min-
POW repert, in which it is asserted
Oat Congress haying declared that
Georgia te entitled to admission, it is
not competent now for either House to
refuse admission to the regularly ac
credited representatives of that State,
and that theidenate bas no right to re
vise the action of congress. Both
reports were ordered to be printed.
THE full donvention entered into be
tween Lord Clarendon and Reverdy
Johnson, for the settlement of the
Alabama claims, having beep piablish
-ed, furnishes a subject for much dis
cussion in political as well as diplomatic
.circles. The treaty is far from satis
factory to those who expected consid
erable concession on the part of the
British Minister. It is held that the
treaty is-a_ success for Lord Clarendon,
but not for Mr. Seward. The text
agreed upon contains, in the first
place, the same principle of limited
xgferenee to the Soverergn or head of
Governulrnt which until recently Mr.
Seward persisit::2tly declined to accept.
Secondly, there is no :. I .lstinction made
between- the claims of United- States
citizens against . England, li;.Jawn as,
the Alabama claims, and the counter
claims of British subjects which will
be brought igainst the United States
by British blockade-runners, &c.—
Thirdly, should the Sovereign or head
of Government selected as arbiter
decide that England is not responsible
to the United States for releasing the
Alabama, Shenandoah, Florida, &c.,
it would prevent even a consideration
of the plaints of American citizens,
while our liovernment would be plac
ed in a position whereby all the count
er claims of British subjects would
have to be paid;. thus leaving us at laast
fifty minima dollars poorer than we
were before the treaty was made. It
Is hardly necessary to add that the
treaty bas'no chanced of ratification.
Trte difficulty in Indiana, in regard
to U. 8, senator to succeed Mr. HEN-
Dgiegl3, WAS adjusted by Lieut. Gover
nor etrainitex's friends withdrawing
his name. Hon!. P„ s.paArr was then
nominated in caucus and received the
entire Republican vote.
Ptatt last October was elected to
Congrees from the Bth Indiana district
by 2,D37 majority. His transfer to the
Senate creates e vacancy in the House,
• which will be filled by special election.
as is a man of commanding personal
Address, being 6 feet 4 aches high and
weighing over_3oo pounds, with more
than usual ability and enjoying the
confidence of all w.ho know him by
reason of his pure morals and integrity
pf character.
r
POarIitA,WITR GENERAL RANDALL
haireppeinted a colored man, Rufus S.
Jones; to be Pcostsnaster in Warwick
Bounty, 34r. 'Randall it
meows was not aware.of the CAlor of the
man, when an applicant, but appoint
ed hlm on his merits. Jones is a good
penman, a num of more than ordinary
intelligence and educational acquire
rnent,z; was a Sergeant Major under
Gen, Armstrong during the war, and
was strongly endorsed by the General
as the best qualified 4ntong those who
could qualify from that sestion of the
State.
THE Inauguration Ball, on tbe in
'ooming of a new Administration, has
grown to be a nuisance by reason of
there being no building in Washington
sufficiently large to accommodate the
"crowd. The last one, four years 4,,
proved to be a discreditable mob. Geu.
C*4714 with the modesty and good
Prue which characterizes all his acts,
ihu Auttteri siletter to the Committee
of Arrangements expressing a desire,
actiar as •he As personally concerned,
that the poposed Inauguration Ball
shall &e Alleperised with, This will
1 061,61 4 PO =And to the project.
Wig. L. RUST, (Demoerat,) bee
witiuttewn his petition contesting the
plieetioU•oejudge HARE, as President
...7udge pt the District Court of Philo
- delithla;lit
ir zing discovered that there
_had
been la one of .the
wawist'whigit, when corrected, would
add slittyio the vote of Judge (LASE.
Ting llobse of Representatives has
40011011, A DM prohibiting the use of
,64404k1 Asp* In franking letters
itnri'doetunents. This will go fir to
INA%the notorious abuse of the
frenkilif, privilege, as Senators and
PM
liegati 7011*krequirtidito Mink in
4giateio74lloPutr•
.MM..' 41X11 0 3r hM40114 1 4, 1 44-ft
irsamit billimandsims JAWA
4komma* C. Gahm A1#0111. 17 1
alsoftwmaL. itissubeigaukarfilai
`4 ll-601 1Puthilliesis *SA* PAol44ll4iper
134414% 1,411 yob
Pak world moves. An Irislnnen, a
Tenho a Dernoend--porteutoue
eniniut—bas Dominated a negro for
AsibutatThar, jipeper to the New York
Alolll6birdliA4l4ll,
A - 204 l'Off n * 4l " Otradgetol_ z _lPV
congress to allow the widow ot - yrew
dent lffraxex Pentdop. Km. L. is
now in Europe.-and although 4e - r oon
duStt thettaet tens excited
a good deal of= oenaarions eiltiebut, the
bill will probably pa, outer regard to
the great services and 'tragical death of
her lamented husband: On 'Monday
last the following petition written upon
note paper with a heavy mounting bor
ber,was laid •before the Senate and
referred to the' Committee on Pen-
-alone
To the Honorable Vice President of the
United States:
Sir —I herewith most resPectftilly present
to the honomble,Senals of the United States
an application for a pension: lam a wid
err of a President of the United States,
whose life was sacrificed. In his country's
service. That sad calamity has very great
ly Impaired my health, and by the advice•
of my physicians I have come over to Ger-'
many to try the mineral waters, and during
the winter to go to Italy. But my financial
means do nbt permit me to take advantage
of the urgent advice given me, nor can I
live in a style bethaiiing the widow of the
Chief blagistrats of a great nation, although
I live as economically as I can. In consid
eration of the great services my deep ly _ la
mented husband has rendered to the United
States, and of the fearful loss I have sus
tained by his untimely death—his igartyr
dam, I may say—l .respectfully submit to
your honorable body petition. Hoping
that a yearly pension may be g ra nted me,
I so that I may have lesa pecupW7 care, I.
remain, most respectfully, '
A. Isxoors.
Frankfort, Germany. -
GENEI!..A.LBaIa Is quoted by
Washington correspondents as unre
servedly opposed to the Alabama
Claims Treaty. He holds that the
treaty is unjust to the United States be
cause it assumes to measure the injury
inflicted upon this country by the mo
ney value of ships actually •destroyed,
whereas the chief damage to our com
merce was in our ships being driven
from the seas by Anglo-Rebel pirates,
In addftrup to this, the sympathy ex
tend*bythe English government to
the South prolonged the wad at leiat a
year, and.for all lives lost and inZhey
expended, for this' time, England is
directly responsible. The treaty pro
poseilto settle all these things by the
payment of the paltry value of a fel ,
ships. •
THE Connecticut Democratic State
Convention has nominated - Governor
English and all the other Mate officers
for re-election. Resolutions in fayor
of paying the United - States bonds in
gold, and repudiating the Tammany
platform, were adopted. It is only a
few months since the Democracy all
over the land were howling over the
terrible iniquity of paying gold to the
"bloated bond-holders," and demand
ing one currency for all. Either this
was all purse demagoguism, or the
"bloated bold-hoiden" qied the Con
necticut Convention.
Tip withdrawal or H. 013. HIESTER
CLYMER leaves the contest for the
Democratic nomination for Governor
open to GEO. W. CASS, of Pittsburg,
President of the Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad ; Hon. WILLIAM Mc-
CANDI.ms, also of Pittsburg, and Hon.
ASA PACKER, of ,Carbon. Cass and
Packer are both Railroad 'Kings, And
very rich, but have records that will
damage them. Gov. GEARY can easily
beat any nag the cops can trot out. •
TRE Pennsylvania State 4gricultu
ral Society mei in Harrisburg last
Wednesday, and elected Amos E.
Kipp, of Northumberland, President.
it WAS revoiv - ca -hold o sr.ed Anaber
agricultural convention in Harrisburg,
on the-. third Wednesday in March
next, to which all county and other
agricultural societies are invited to
send' delega t es.
TifE*Poylestown Democrat (Copper)
having abnormced that "a ,negro as
black as the ace of spades had been
drawn as a juryman in Radical Lan
caster county,"the Lancaster Inquirer,
(Republican) replies: "This will be
news to the people of the Old Guard,
but it" is about aa pear 0)e truth as
brother Davis usually gets then he
talks about Radicals."
THE United Slates Senate which as
.6.erobles on the fOurth of March will
0 4144 alJout, forty five Republicans to
thirteen Denie-Tap: The accessions
to the Republican . side are mainly of
the most advanced opinionh upon all
questions of recobstruction and guff-
Pgft, the logical results of the War be
ing ta bript,l'ipto power men fully up
to the demands of the times.
THE trial of Mrs. Twitchell, for
the murder of her mother, Mrs. Hui;
came to a sudden termination in 'Phil
adelphia, on Friday lot, p - pe District
Attorney ammuncing tha,t the eyideßpe
in his possession did cot justify a con
viction. Whereupon the jury render
ed a verdict of Nbt Guilty. Her hus•
baud was previously convicted of
Murder In the first degree.
IT is said the Ohio Republican mem
bers-In Congress et a recent conference
agr4d to support: the proposed Amend
wept to the Constitution providing for
Manhood Suffrage, but to oppose the
bill proposing to resell the same end
by Congressional enactment. 'Phis
:Winn may be accepted as settling the
fate of the tatter bill.
THE RepubliCan Members of the.
United States Senate held a meeting
on Tuesday, at which it was determin
ed to take no action upon the nomina
tions before them, or - caliph may
hereafter be sent in by President
Johnson, except, in cases where there
is an absolute necessity for action.—
This disposes et the 'large array of
nominations now before the Senate.
GOVERNOR Borman has been nomi
nated by the Republican caucus of the
Legislature of West Virginia 8e United
Stateslienator in the place of Mr. Van
Winkle ' whose!, term expires ou the
fourth of Mar* Nr. Boreman is the
present ()overflow pf West Virginia, a
Radical Republiisui.
A )6LEETING of the Union Republi
can State Committee is - called at Har
risburg on There'll/1, the 4th of
February, to determine the time and
place for holdiris the State Conven
tion. -
• - -
TM{ e• • !:, te' of ,the Maryland
delegation In on Tuesday
Sr_entinultad, ' 41.1111E4°_A°1111e, to
Plead WW I • . 1 ' Opliio2oll for the
pardon of. Dr. Miudd, 0 , 1143 fd #lB pa
ean aonspiratorit:
aigiciaNnor' Manoorst)
be‘ripjegitiii Unita asks Saltier
k,lttit'„l itiesit Yein trip
*Wit 4 4 - JO" - 111 m eds
Xchtspirlio - grew speuwer
froni , "bib* dinner 07A
Monday, lads pirate Mischa paralP
atiboting hit right arm sad We,
,‘
' NOTAntri of si kripOrtance nc
.
e.tirre . din the r Legiaattire diglng the
Psat.we4,Bloßt bowies; clqiiing
last Tel, yeari, i lave got into. the tntliit
pit mourning over from Friday to:
3411 4 10, bii4 4 4ible troMtierii Vl= siPensl
Sunday, at 11erne. The Seu
without a qodium on Jgonday, the
Democratic Beifitors abseuting them
selves in ordar to prevent action on a
sill retaining the present Receiver
of Taxes, Jo Philadelphia in office
pending the contest nOw going on the
Courts. In the HMCo, the Committee
in the case of' William M. Bunn, Re
! publican, vs. Daniel Witham, Demo
&at, the sitting member from• the
Eleventh Legislative' district of Philo,-
delphia, reported in ' favor of 'Bunn,
who gets the seat. After Bunn had
shown over 150, fraudulent votes, he
rested his case, but his „opponent
called no witnesses in rebuttal,- virtu
ally giving up the case. .
GENERAL NEWS,
Ex-CiovßEßon Pickens, of South Caroli
na, died at Edgefieid, in that State, on
Wednesday.
GENERAL Sheridan reports the defeat and
dispersal of another band of hostile Indians,
and the destruction of their village.
A v4crronT girl at Providence R. L, lately
received $13,000 damages for breach of
promise for marriage.
A MAN in Schuykill county recently
died of hydrophobid. He had been bitten
by a terrier, which had given no symptoms
of being mad.
GEZZERAL GIUNT weighs 155 pounds and
Admiral Farragut 151, so that it will be
seen that our great men Are not "heavy
weights."
JaNdts B. Nicholson has been appointed
Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of
Fel3usylvania I. 0. 0. F., for the unexpired
term.
DAVID H. Hutchinson, formerly proprie
tor of the United States Hotel at Harris
burg, died of-consumption in that place on
Saturday last.
A. resolution has passed the Legis
lature of South Carolina' authorizing the
Governor to employ an armed force for the
preservation of peace.
A EIAASOME set of plate has been pre
sented to Mrs. Abraham Lincoln by the
admirers of her husband at Frankfort-on-
the-Main
A. BILL 18 pending in the Illinois Legisla
ture to compel railroads i❑ that State to
charge uniform rates for the transportation
of freight in proportion to the distance car..
rid.
PANTIIRE Rager, of Mil
roy, Mifflin county, while out hunting on
Thursday last, killed a panther measuring
eight feet al; inches, and weighing two
hundred pounds,
FOREIGN advlces say that Greece will pro
bably give adhesion to the conclusions of
the Eastern Conference, but accompanied
by such reservations as will tend to protract
the difficulty with Turkey. • -
Mee. Grant wishes the General to retain
the house they are living in through his
term, making it his private residence, and
using the "White House" only for business
and receptions.
THERE remain only two hundred and six
ty seven miles of the Pacific railroad to be
built, apl the line complete from New York
to San rraneiscp, it is believed; will be
open early in the spring. .
For - nes years ago a gentleman sold a
piece of land in Des Moines, lowa, for
$3OO. A week ago ho bought the same lot
from the person to whom he sold it, at the
slightly advanced price of $27,000.
"Certmrr BA.GOEHEI."—We find it stated
Mat aot a single member or either branch
of the Minnesota legislature was born in
that State. They are all "carpet baggers,"
New York turaishirsmore than any other
State.
A JUUr iu liew Orleans last week reu_
Jared a verdict of $15,000 against the Car
rollton railroad company
,In favor of a lad
eight years old, who was run over by one
of their trains and so severely injured that
both his legs had to be amputated.
Tua English army consists at present of
177,000 men. Of the troops, 70,202 are
garrisoned in England, Ireland, Scotland
and Wales; 9787 at Gibraltar and Malta;
50,000 in India ; 13,000 in British America,
and the remainder at Bermuda s West In
dies, China, Japan and other places.
Ma. Thomas Dutton, of Village Green,
Delaware county, Pennsylvania, has voted
for. every President from Gen. Washington
to Gen. Grant. At the recent election he
was placed in a carriage and escorted by a
body guard of his neighbors, who walked
on each side of the C43 , 17i4g 6 to 4. 1 a Polls;
and thew lifted him into a chair and bore
him on their shoulders until ha deposited
his vote.. Mr. Dutton enjoys his usual good
health, and will be one hundred years old
in rehruary next. "
noette 'distemper is prevailing in vari
ous parts of New England. 44. veterinary
surgeon writes t "I saw It in 1888, 1840 and
1856. Many names are given to .this dis
temper, such as horse ail, influenza, catarrh)
/ sfe. The attach is usually sudden, and four
and•twenty hours afterward there fre
quently sore throat, and the horse will re
fuse to eat. Like every other inflammation
of the respiratory passage, this bronchitis
is clearly epidemic, but it varies in intensity
and mode of attack."
4:I4FE convict in the Penitentiary at
Columbus, Ohio, named James English,
murdered M. LI. Pennell, foreman of one
of the shops of the institution, ottWednes
day, because he threatened to report him
fQr neglecting his work. English attacked
Pennell in the slop With a hatchet, while
the room was Lull of workmen, - e cut
his head open, and after he had fallen made
a second stroke at him, hacking his neck
horribly. English was placed in the dun
geon, Me has before committed two mur
ders.
THE NAIIONAL Bsuks.—The General
abstract of the National Banking A.ssocia
don of the United States, giving reports
from 1,626 banks, showing their condition
on the morning of the first Monday of the
present month, before the commencement
of business, embraces the following items,
under the head of resources, viz : Loans
and discounts, $648,095.786 ; !United States
Bonds, to secure circulation and *posits,
$372,828,-$00; due from banks, etc., $43,-
790,525 ; cash Items, $142,405,590 ; specie,
$99,590,660 ; legal tender notes, $67,980,-
726. Among the liabilities are : Capital
stock, $418,858,981; profits, $116,438,650 ;
hank notes outstanding, $297,000,000;
deposits, $584,857,850; and dii to banks,
etc., $128,481; aggregate, $1,53%669,920.
Ittvsess Of 7111 DIPTHEEn. HI A. FAMILE.
--A. week ' , ago last Sunday 14x, Ferdinand
Zoehler, residing at No,' 10 Seneca street, a
well known musican, and ,a member of Gil-
liege's Band, lost, • child, Henry F., save
weeki old, b) , diptherhi, and ere another
°BlirldaY hati Passed the insidious disease had
! ,,ti a cked two other` children—Fend, a
promising boy, aged seven years, anii
bright little girl, Henrietta, about Ave yenrs
04, Roth these children died on entiday
Jost, a nd while ,1,14 three lay dead, side by
aide, a touidt.cidid;" a bop Uffick in bed
with theist*, &anise; and ati ono lime be
was oonailiered to be l;
The fpneral of ihe eblidnut took plite ye*
teeny, sad they wets *irk In a Oa&
mina- 4Piefatdelutit Mother Wolf
during this monindhl meson wad able
to Wend to the wantsf of her skineAdkinut,
-# O 4 the father, broken down under the ter
ribTe was also tumerved.—Bos.
ton Travller, Wednesday,
bid&
"." Manta" T °1 ?""
I P"'`lnf.' • •
iv *raw Gees to New- TiVelk find Par
- tedeliehee 1111 ht-linstmeel—The
]kiwi retut MOP* Of the IteteePellte..
Zitit4o lo3 >tingliiintrr y 4 Rome,
Mitch Kin Viofi(sit utitentu.eltY)
I • • • janaary 8,-1869.)
The understgned hex made a great leap..
He located in Noo York in pursooance uv
an liee wich he bez cherished long.
career in Noo York wur brilliant of it wuzi
short. -It,laatid twenty-four consecutive)
hours, that bein the average length uv time'
a honist Man kin exist In that city. One,
uv the classiciooits veeks uv the awkward-d.
nis uv bein in- hell without claws ; hed be
substitooted Noo York for hell he wood hey,
hit it closer.
- The citizens uv the Corners held a con
sultation ez to wat NVOZ to be done with me
when A. Johnson shood shuffle orf the mor
tal coil uv oftyial life. I broacht to em my,
ijee uv gain to Noo York to wich they ac-'
ceded with alacrity wich wnz not so com
plimentary ez it mite hey bin. i thot I
detected in their eagernis to pervide for me
at a distance more uv a desire to get rid uv
me than a solissitood for my well-bein. In
deed, when Peekin Pogram askt "wher shel
we fix him ?" Bascom onfeelingly remark :
"Anywher--enywher !" But sich is lifet
Republics hev alluz been ungrateful.—
Homer begged his bread and A. Johnson
wuznt nominated for the Presidency by the
Dimocricy.
When I statld that I desired to go to Moo
York, and that all that prevented it wuz
capital enuff to start a grosery, Baspom to
wunst remarkt that that sly/Went stand in
the way.
"I mite . ez well give yoo two barrils td
wunst," sed he,."and be done with it, ez to
hey yoo prolong it a nip at a time for six
months. Indeed it would be more econo
mical, ez It wood save me the labor uv
drawin uv it. I give two barrils uv whisky
to get rid ula—that ia to establish—our friend
in a new feeld uv labor."
l!tlcFeller and Penibacker contributed
money snuff to pay the freight onto the
likker and to pervlde the necessary Ilxters
for a bar, and that nice I left the corners,
hoping never to be compelled to return. But
feelin the truth uv the proverb that there's
pinny a slip atwixt the cup and the lip, I
didn't rain° the Postoills, but lockt it,leav
ing directions with the boy who carries the
mail to leave Deekiu Pograru's papers at his
house.
On my way to Noo York I indulged in
the most pleasin dreams. I fancied myself
behind my own bar 7 -gitten my own ilkker
at wholesale—uv Levin a back room into
wich caucusses shood be held—heven a suf
flchent run uv biznis, andtonackent control
uv enuff votes to be on speakin-terms with
Governor Hoffman and Mayor Hall ; uv
beiu nominated for Alderman ; uv Levin
contras ; uv buildin a house on Fifth ave
noo, and bein a genooine Noo York aristo
crat ; uy henin my carriage with the coat
nv arms uv the Nasby faintly onto the
panels; uv going to Vongris, in theplaceuv
Morrise.y ; and so on. It wuz a lovely
dream, but I wuz destined to a sad awaken-
I rentid a grocely store on a convenient
corner In the Sixth ward, and put over it iu
bold letters the legend O'Nasby,' ,
with the harp Rich wunst thro 'Para's 'nulls
its sole uv moosic shed. paintid conspicy - -
ous, and bale a troo Anierikin I bed the
green flag uv ould Ireland painted site above
above the-Stars and Stripes.
In two days 1 wuz ready for biznis. My
establishment reely lookt well. I bed my
two baric conveniently mounted ; I bed
thirty glasses in a. pa 4 ; ar.s; a plate uv
crackers back nv me ; lbr show merely, ez
no one yoossin eel in the Sixth ward,
In the-meantime I lied made many pleat
ant acquaintances.- Two aldermenand four
nr flee 11 .3.-dc-mm. -sorwer,tvxt 'rid, the city.
government bed lookt in and interdooacd
theiraelves and exprest theireelvea pleased
at my comb). Bein a stranger in the city,
they gave me some valuable advise.
"The fast thing to dp," sed one nv em,
"is to make acquaintances. 1 woousoggest
that you hey a formal openin. \Ye will, of
the idekstrikes yoo, take the trouble to in
vite a few tends In, say to like, to save
you trouble, at you may establish your
self. Ts it a go?"
pverjoyed I rehcarked, "certainly."--
Fatal remark That remark, short ez It
wuz, wow, my nucleoli). My friends come,
and with em their friends, to the number UV
perhaps thirty. I rejoist when I saw em.
There wnzent a whole pair uv pants in the
party, and a more gorgeous assortment uv
noses these eyes never rested onto. Every
man nv em . WIIA a staunch Dlmekrat, and
ez they lookt at them freshly tapped barrels,
they swore eternal love for me,
1.7 V course I invited them to take a drink,
wicli invitation wuz responded to with ala-
crity.
lay fr:enclp, the Aldermen, immejitly in
sisted that the party drink with them. cloy- I
fully I sot out the tumblers, the Aldermen !
drinkin out uv a tin oup, with the remark
that they wuz'nt proud. The cup held 1
mor'n three" tumblers. Immejitly one tit
the gentlemen who wuz connected with
the city government, .remarkt, "set em up!'.
with I did, they ins isten that I drink with
em every time. Then one uv the friends
insistid that it wuz his time ; then another,
and another. By this time I wuz off my
balance, :assent teed r,ot watered the whis
ky, supposing I knew enuil' about keeping
bar to do it, and I had not done it, sposin
that uv course he had 4qc it, In my frenzy
I Invited all uv em to.take suthin, and then
I lost consciousness. The rest seems to me
like a horrid tlreem. I remember, francti
cally insistin on everybody drinkin with me;
I remember the crowd kept growin bigger
and bigger; the Aldermen and two of the
gentlemen connected with the city govern
ment vaulted behind the bar, and acted ez
dispensers, I hevin rolled conveniently un
der the bar, and then consciousnis left me.
* *
I awoke in the mornin-- I albs do—
but wet an awaenin ! The doors wuz open;
there wnz not a drop uv likher In the house;
the friends, the Aldermen and the gentle
men connected with the city government,
had stolen the tumblers, the harrile and all
the moveables in the institooshen, leaving
it ez bare ez the Treasury wuz after Book
anan retired from offis. They bed even
stolen the sign over the door and the stove
out nv the room, my boots, hat and coat.
Eza matter uv course I coodent start agin,
I not only bed no whisky but I bed nothin
to pogr It our into. I wuz bustid. My
.wri,z altogether 00 gOrgcOUS, It
wood hey ansered bed I possessed the capi
ta to start Agin, but that I licked. Agin
wuz floored for want ny means, Agin my
impecuniosity prevented me from mart a
rise in the world, How long, oh how long,
Ebel I be thus hampered I . -
I Ethel never divulge how I got back to
the Corners.' I shel never wring the Addle
buzzum with a narrasben Iry the trials and
troUblea nv that long walk. I Ahel never
tumult how I wuz ignominiously tumbled
off qv the cars, how I hed to gohble at free
lunches, et settry. Butlise it tp say I got
home at last
But I shel not stay here. My fuller in
.I`lol3 York ahel not deter Me. I shel go back
t4ere. With sigh A constittooency at one's
hack, and so much wealth to tax, it must be
a good field for me. I-steel try it aglit.
Pzutoutnx V. NOB; P.
(With is Postmutet) •
L image gee& iedite Web' Walnut
et/ to li a Otodeutte dandies in a
bras& of proudee ease,. beams° it vui a
wistptisehlerous thing to ”frighteu s men
ORO gifitityipg 4 "WM be did 'not Hltp by
hem damages. It is much better for, the
gill that he should And out his dislike be
fore thee alter marriage.
• De CthAlinual Cbnienertlol..lan.l3
AD D►OG 41. T. LA ReE.
wirsebuisp—Tvresity
• knasiols of fl
essa.-114( flaiath.
at''Olosit.-Iyesiterflais Morning an
1.11- - coindidrile4 ,medittiwalzed; white and
t
1 Wick - niistltt r gipPeareds very 'Suddenly at
the coiner ofstioadwaysand Front streets,
madl He stood at the corner for several
minutes, gnashing his teeth, Whipping the
saliva labia ugly mouth into a lively foam,
and glazing savagely at' an -inoffensive 'ash
barrel that stood unprotected ou the side
walk. :tie primary intention probably was
to make a dead set at this ash-barrel and
reduce it to Splinters ; but
. 1f such was the
case, -lie abandoned the project as being un
worthy of so mint a canine,as soon as he
saw the form ril'a fruit dealer, by the name
of Hazlett, emerge from a doorway hard by.
As Mr. Hazlett stepped into the street, to
tally, unconscious of his peril, the brute
made a bound at him, and before the gen.
tleman could move a foot to escape,: had
him firmly by the calf of the leg and was
shaking it furiously. Giving vent to a yell
of pain, Mr. Hazlett jerked his leg from the
dog's jaws and sought shelter in the nearest
house, frantically shouting "mad dog, mad
dog! watch! police!" itc. Half a dozen
persons started from their doors and ran
into the street to see what was the matter.
They saw the dog . and had combined to
hunt him out of existence, when he bound
ed into their midst and drove them back in
to their houses, rending their clothes and
doing some of them bodily injury. Ile then
started on a brisk trot up Broadway.—
There was a large stream of humanity flow
ing down the street ut the time, and of the
many who saw the mad brute, iery few re
pressed a natural impulse to do what they
could to finish him at once. Stones were
thrown at him and sticks broken over his
back, but those who hit him and escaped
unscathed were few indeed.
The dog bit right and left, snapping at
the hands and flying at throats and breaks
,in a most savage manner. An excited
1 crowd of men and boys pursued him up the
I street, and by worrying him with sticks and
stones increased his fury every minute. In
his course up the street he bit at least fifteen
' persons, and no one knows how many dogs
'that joined in the race.
Mr. C. IL Beers,who keeps a tellers' and
notion store at 55 Broadway, loaded a heavy
1 Colt's revolver when apprised of the fret
that a mad dog was in the street, and started
after him in hot haste. Officer John Roth,
who was with the crowd, had his revolver
out also, and he and Mr. Beers led the van.
They chased the dug from Broadway.
along Second street to Ludlow street, up
Ludlow to Pearl, down Pearl to Broadway
again ; up Broadway to McAllister, where
the
„deg ''trued anti ran back to Third
street, with bowlders thundering and pistols
banging in his rear. Mr. Beers shot at the
itur4mal several times, and Mr. Roth emptied
the six chambers of his revolver twice, but
the only mark visible ou the dog's skin was
a very small wound in the side. At the
corner of Third and Broadway M. Beers
cornered the dug between a flight of lit):
steps and the house to which they belongs ,
and fired at him twice without effect.—
When his last shot had been fired, the dog
made a bound toward him and caught the
sleeve of his coat.
Mr. Beers struck out with the heavy pis
tol, and hit the brute on the side of the
head ; but, oh repeating the blow, tore his
hand on the dog's teeth. He then gave up
the job and retired. Mr. Roth picked out
a good stout dray pin from a dray that hap
pened. to come along at that moment, and
flung it at the beast, with the iutentiou of
breaking its legs. 110 did not accomplish
iris object. The animal then made a botuad
for him, and for several minutes Roth and
the dog had a sharp fight around the lamp
post id front of Dr. 'f'ate's office. The
skirmish etsatinued ter sown time, but at
length Roth oakenit all. his strength, and
putting in a well-direct ed blow with the
dray pin, crushes' the dog's skull, and laid
him out as dead us a door nail.
This done, lir. ltutti upsl other policemen
iu Hammond street district. commenced a
slaughter of dogs that had been bitten by
the rabid one, and killed, we believe, about
a dozen. As , near as we can ascertain,
some twenty persons were bitten by the
doe. Mr. James Niblett, agent . for the
Maysville line of steamers, had his pante
hams badly torn, but did not suffer artsr set
ious wound. gr. John Hazlett was Pretty
badly bitten. John Frank, who keeps a
bar-room on Sycamore street, near Colum
bia, was bitten in the arm. The hired girl
of Mr. Kramer, on Sycamore and Yeatman
streets, had nearly ail of her clothes torn off
her, and lost a piece of the calf of her
Adam Cestner, who works at McCormick's
tobacco factory, on Second street, between
Broadway and LudloW, was badly bitten in
the thigh. John Graestir, who lives in rot.
ton, wirs "severely bitten in the leg. - The
Lames or' the ether persons who were hittier
by the dog we did not leers, ,
LART V CAR'S. CORN UM'"
The Department of Agriculture fnrnishes
estimatos in detail, of the corn of last year,
a; follows t
Corn.—We are unable to figure out the
thousand millions of bushels, promised by
sanguine calcialators. A handsome increase
upon last year of 137,000 bushels, if not all
that could to aired at the present time,
allbrds an aggregate of 67,0130,000 larger
than in 1850, without including the Pacific
States, which are unsuited to corn produc
tion, but a decrease in proportion of the en
tire production, and an increase of about
sixteen per cat. In nine years ; a good re
sult, though barely abreast with the increase
pr Pepr4lioth
The folicwpg i3the r:stimate
Maine, knsdrels... 1.990,000, Louisiana 17,307,000
N. Hampshire,. 1,511,000 Texas 21,337,000
Vermont_ , L 872,000, Arkansas 449,000
ldaseschinee.. 2,292,ooClTennessce ... ... 54,772,000
Rhode Wand.— 346,000. West Virginia . 7,695,000
Connecticut-- .2,152,000, Kentucky. 58,197,090
New 0,910,00 e • m amour! 6,096,700
Nay Jersey...... 10,216,0001iNtn0te..... ...... 134,363,000
Peensylratim.. 41,070,000,1,50i5t. 90,832,000
Delaware.. 3,274.000 Chin .......... Y 040,000
Maryland...—. 340 000 i Slickigart 1 4,
8,815,000
. /3,969,000 Wisconsin 12,565,600
North Carol ' .s* ss,assoo,Utaaeirota ....... 8,255,000
'South Carolina 2 , 870 . 000 ' /°" . 05,332,000
Georgia. 2104,900'11100as ....... 0,487,000
Florida.. 2,950,000, Nebraska......... 3,185,000
Alabama 31,240, 0 0 0 '
Missouri___ 55,519,0001 Total 905,178,000
Tim Pursue I..L.Narr..—The entire tires, of
the States and Terri tot les, the poil of which
belonged origtually to the United States,
commencing .with Ohio and .ending with
Alaska, is estimated at 1,884,998,4 0 0 acres,
or 2,867,185 square miles, of which 485,-
000,000 =ware surveyed, and opened to
homestead settlement. The government
has since its prganization sold over 164,-
000,000 acres i 80,000,000 spree ere now
the hands of 4peemators,
exclusive of the
124,000,000 granted to Pacific railroads
07 0 000 , 000 to other Jailroadt; West and
Oath, 17,000* acres to Ratites, 60,000,-
000 selected sad classed as "swamps and
overflowed Inds," 9,800,000 sores granted
to the States iLI aid of agricultural melleges,
which is he* sold by scrip and will event
pally be held by. land speeulatom 034 ether
4 1040 1 )01 Iste. Besides thi5,71,716,050 acres
have beat gpnted for military F4d naval
Perviee, =kin the total disposed ,of SM.
816,5b5. Thi'Vemmissioner of the General
Lad Office gives the mates' of iltLrverd
lands mulispased of as 64,880,952 acres.—
It is estimated. that of the 493,000,000 die •
posed,; at *at ggo,ooo p ooo acrei are new
in handy of ralkoad glad
P 4 V a S O 11 1 06 01:1 40 0 , - . •
-
Tyearlicost tor suritoi antial
Pl4tYlet In swot the aerates of *IA%
is u folio 1 . The Rey. Mr. Hale's %grab,
•5,. f: the kier. W. R. AVE% risalb;
Obi Smith 1.00)01 relit . 1 4 8 0 0 ; •
sex street, .4400 ! Yt Vernon, t 2,1509
Petard C3hmdi, pow;
'o*,
Tax Itsvpral FRO?d WWaist.-The •
lowing Is an official statement- of the re ,
cakes from distilled spirits for the last. .
mcgths , of the 'resent fiscal year.` - The'
numlter of districts is complete only * s mile!
months `r '
No. of Aattlaut s i
Dbartrts.
Mouths
July
August_
MEI
September
November....
BEE
The amount collected in the previous
year, during the same time, from the same
number of districts, was $8,145,890, being
an increase of $3,883,390. If the Increase
continues as it is expected it will, the total
receipts from this source will, It is thought * ,
reach from $35,000,000 to $40,000,000.
SHOCKING SIIICIDE. -03 tho Geneva ac
commodation train, which left Chicago at
6:30 P. 4. on the 22d 'inst., was coming
into Denby, a station twenty-three miles
distant, a handsome young girl, about , 16
years old, named Hannah Waldman,
daughter of a wc:l-known farmer residing
near that station, ran up and threw herself
under the cars, which: passed over her, sev
ering her bead from the body and throwing
it several feet away, and also cluing off
one of her feet and crushing one 4m. The
cause of the terrible act is said to- 'be the
refusal of the parents to sanction their
daughter's marriage with a young man of
the neighborhood named Myers, to whom
she was attached.
FRom llavana it is telegraphed, via Ivey
West, that "a reign of terror has com
menced, caused by open hostility between
'the Cuban and Spanish factions. There is
little security outside' the city walls. Cu
bans, frail their house-tops, tire upon vol
unteer soldiers passing through the streets,
and the military cuter houses from which
the shots are tired and massacre the in
mates."
jiptriat Aotires.
NVM. ULALIC ft SOS, Ent"—Carlislo, Int•
porta% of ttutensware.
We Lave twee int leJrting Ware regularly durikg the
hat three years, and bare on hart the largest stock
Out of the cities. We have Joni ehteel two.. InroiCeo,
Sling up or rari,ti., f.r the wir.ter C,NI
epilog Odes.
We are soiling Table-ware, Sire-ware Cee!ar.ware,
Salt, Fhb and Groceries generally W I IULESA k: AND
RETAIL. below arty price yet offered. Please call.
P. S. 50 barrels coat Oil. Jnet receiving.
Sr?' DEAPNtiii, 111.1NDNI1'.6 AND CATARRH
treated with the uhuo•t sucoesa, by .1. h. MY. 3f. D.,
and professor of liimrse; of tiro Eye and Ear; (Air
ipeeianyi in the ihclic.:l Cl,!lege of remtsylcania. 12
t xperi , nce (formerly of Le'den, llelland,) Nu.
,h 5 Arch street, Phiia. Teetirrionials can ho seen at
hie oak.. The ]Medical faculty are invitee' accorn.
pan} their patients. na ho has n,. secrets in his prac
tice. Artilicitti eyes itlierted without pain. No
charge fur examinition. pair. 't 7 .-1y
•
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
An Eastern medical periodical gives an interesting
account of the u..anpletn cure of Mrs. Amos Stauffer,
of Manor, Lancaster conuty. Ps., of hereditary Coo.
gumption. nor parrots sad reveral brother; and sis.
ter. died of this to - riblo Sirs. Staffer was
h..rselr r..11...1 too ma-to {•',l : the pnb,e at :40;
her Lre , thing puinfolly dillicrilt ; capeetotations very
exce.slye ; dint I 1113,:t worse titan chronic, and her con
dition 5 , , hopeless that at a conform eof the old and
skillful physicians she was pronounced Incurable.—
At this stagstf the disease. Dr. S. B. Ilartmau,of Mil.
lersrille, Lancaster county, Pa.. a physician of four.
tee,, years standing. prescribed Mlrillf.Elt'S HEIM
BITTEItS. The patient soon experienced a j leasing
lot :orating sensation throughout her system, and
encouragodLy tt er ft:ends to ccat:nue under Dr. Hatt
trentm,,t, slio did so, gradually improving un
der increased doses arc , ,riling to Ler strength, until
slit re,overed. Mr.. Stauffer is still living,
in the full enjoymi.ot Lf p, riot 11..alth. C. 11. Herr,
, President of the Lanc..ter County ( Pa..) Nation.
al Batik, s the particulars of this m.nt
wort iful case. Pan. 1.5.-3tu Na 3
MARSHALL'S ELIXIR.
Litmittehe--Dy.3pepilia—Costivciled.s.
Iy: , 11 ounce with MAII.,IIALL'S
Y.I.FXIR, and be convinced that although other
remedies bmik.f..ilcd to rut, you, ti.i will g.ce you
and pen:la:l , UL re luf.
f ,vel-ezmrealeat and fatigue your nerves have
becc up. ts. "ertlf.,ned that Lieplache admou lobes you
60uP:thing darlger.ma _may Mippeu, +inch as
iiIIINESS OP SIGHT,
and other alarming nervous affections, then Marshall's
Elixir, 1.3 - giving tone and strength to your sy.tam,
rent, , res y,41 to perfl,ct health.
Wheless, food which shoahl be digeatesl remains In
the stomach, causing pain acid uutastness for the want
of that principle which would render it way of diges
tion, then by usin..Nlar-Lull's Elixir you w suPPIY
this delici. , ncy and praytnt its tacurrenoe. and no be
radtcelly cured of Dyspepsia.
The stomach being thus cleanses] tram an unhealthy
to a tionithy condition, Cnot/srassass ..-
teseant stisotehars or the Lovrals are of us...salty pre
rented.
. .
Price of Mara Elixir, 11 (0 per 104 tle,
For lute by on Dew...gists. Depot, 1301 Market tt
It.MARSIIALL t Co. , Druggists, Proprlttors.
J an ' ' .—ly
A TREATISE ON THE HAIR,
SENT VREE BY 3..LAIL BY THE rBCPPRIETOBS 4 -#F
HALL'S VEGETABLE.
SICILAN LIAIR RENEWER,
Which Is the Loot article ever known to -
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR. •
It will pzesent the Hair from falling out.
Makes the Uair smooth and glossy, and does not
loin tha skin! .
L. HALL Lc N. 11., isropri:tozs.
For sale by all Druggists.
Jan.l.—tm
TRUE minuT WILL ALWAYS HATE ITS RE-
It is certain that not rut'. Lae ever been more satis
factorily demoustrated in our midst than the above,
OA may be been daily in the immense demand for that
invaluable and popular tunic and stitunlns,
lIERB BIBTEBS. It is limo ore thing needful
for pi.rwni eihoSe surroundings are unfavorable fur
good health, because it is a perfect protectlnn against
all morbid inituences productive of disease. The pre
terit In tile most fitting season for reinforcing the
organs of our tellies, and insuring our health during
the "cold term." We are all more or less negligent,
but there are many persons who are always behind in
this matter, consequently each change in the season
comes along before they are prepared for it, and sick
ness seizes upon them, followed by all Its train of ills.
Begin tow to ward off disease by 1161117, MISEILEIri
111.M{ every da, 4 • resulnily, and all the
charactesit 11;3 of good health will spring up within
and continue with you. • p.n. 15.-3 m :Co. 2
A CA RD
A Clergyman, while residing in South America es a
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases
°like Crinar, and Sonalnal Orma, wad the whole
train ordisordere brought on by hanefal and vicious
habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, I will Send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any
ooe who needs it, free of charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INNIAN,
Station B, Bible House, New City.
Sept.lB.-ly
TO PHYSICIANS.
Nsw YORK, August 15th,.1867
Allow me to call your attention to cay rItISPAR.L.
TION OP COMPOUND ENTNACT The corn
ponent. parts are DIICIITJ,LO7.(G LEA r, CUBEBB, JUNI
PIM BERRIES,
MODE OP I'aIP►x►TIOF,—BUCIiU, In veto°. Juniper
Berries, by distillation, to lorm a fine gin. Cobabe
extracted by displacement by liquor obtained from
Juniper Berrier, cobtaining very little angat, a small
proportion of spirit, and more palatable that, any now
in use. The active properties are by this mods ex
tracted.
Bache, as prepared by Druggists generally, is of a
dark cplor. It is a plant tharemits its fragrance ;the
actfrai of a atone destroys this (Its action principle)
leaving a dark and glutinous decoctive. Mine is the
color of ingredients. The Bncbrt ra my preparation
predominates; the smallest quantity of the other In
gredients are added, tb prevent ferblehtatiott; upon
inspection, It will be found not to be a - Tinct ure, as
made in Plaarmacopcea, nor is it a Syrup—and there.
fore can be used In cases where fever or inflammation
exists. In Bala, you have the knowledge of the ingre
dients and the mode of preparatlca.
Hoping that you will fever It with a trial, and that
upon Inspection it will meet with your approbation,
With a feeling of confidence,
I am, very respectfeliy
H. T. lIIILMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist of 16 Years' Experience
in Philadelphia, and now located at his Drug
and Chemical Warehouse, 691 Broadway,
New Ycrk.
[From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in the
WorldJ
"I am acquainted with 11r4 1. T. litalanbold ; he oc
cupied the Drat Store opposite n4 M y ref 'deuce, and wai
'unmoor, 1 in conducting *the: b ots r hero others
had not been equally so before b m. I have beep *fa
vorably impressed with hlarharacter cud enterprise.
WILLIAM WEIORTUAIIi,
Firm of Powers .1, Weightman, Manefsetuethz
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Btreets, l'itilader.
phis,.
ilmanotc's poem /gamier Bum, for weakness
arising from indiscretion. The exhausted popere of
Nature which are accompanied by so many alarming
wantons, among which will be found, Indisposition
to Tiertlon, Loss of Memory, Wakefulness, Harrow of
Dalleatt, or Toretodingt of ilfivii, in fact, Universal
Lassittalat P.1.4"mti6V11144. Ina 0.106 f i f it c! the
enjoyments an dealt*. .
The COnatitation, ones affected nab Organic Week
moo% requires the aid of Medicine to tirengaten sod
ft:m*opda the lrystem, which * fIa_LHBOLD'S LY
THAM SLIMY intaratly dose. Unit treatment is
unmated! fothilffiltinPilolior 11;11•41fL pes o .Pa-
HatilltdiVllvnt . agigit'llmmu, s . WU.
co* , to entslaig is unequaled by any' ot sr prepara
tion, es in "Hama** or Batstnien, Fairtfolases, or
supirunion of CluMontery iiptcoations, Ilkutratad or
Warms State of the Uterus, 490 ad complaints inci
dant to the sax, whether seising fr ota habits adios'.
r onomFtidenizein, or the deviant or inou l t o f
IfyannoWstauril Unlace Bump arst:llmotTn .
Bo alfaan will radically exterminate from ;lomat=
diseases arising Dom balite of dissipatken,at Meet"
taunts, little or no thane in diet, no ltmotlymtanuto
inQattire ; toMilletalF uuofa•4lffff tho_o" 4 l ll ldElliffftt
antdangarousrameWmo,opfava end =mtg. , iwati
they tiwases. ,
Vox fliploololloWA MOAT BOolso m pin
o In&
Goias of W OO COW% WhigbaUgeligil io oh ill•
ma., TOM RbibirrAt 01010..91A as natt
ter;ol how low Otittrifois. Itl"Dttemht is***lnd
odor . t`hotoodisfe l ht looloW,lM Om
hveawfetftettlStsapepor_liloit
...
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....nlegS,9 ll .oifigliting
loasiga ' wth. Om. - -
. : 1 4014 ft to a.
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Clitithin ike M=so. • • aloud •
ritia•Wis li. T.117111!0111.
tai anti:gtnmi Sattitt
u - gLIc SALE
j)F VAVIASti rsusub4 PSOI,III4TY
„.. 414 ,T ham be ii m. utarr eh r s ibe .o r . , t bei tio ug prograrm abord,to o l ar easi m eti n e Hee s
di r tn a d
ell at Public Salt, on Mon. eloyqf Niitalutry
ott hie residence In jµHnWte tairublp, Adams
boaaky,:p4., 13.4 mile. franker Petersburg. Ow York
Springstorough,) on what is called the X,yeres 11111
Ittiad, at the Old Mansion Hors” on the Property
known is uTownsend's Lime that well and
- favorably known €I.X •of good sub
stantial working stook, together with .good six-boric
broad-tread Wagon and Bed, In most complete run
ning order; also, 0- full rats of comparatively new
heavy Wagon Harness, in which are the best home—
made Traces and all the appurtenances, belonging to
acid team, ouch w Fifth Ctuita, Spreaders, single
Arees, Bough Lock, ice Cutter, - /kr.; and a full set of
Leather Fly-uets. Said team has been selected with
care and delve° by the owner himself for the teat two
years, and it is not too much to say it la considered by
those acquainted with the team a- good selection—
none old, a majority young, all dark colored, 4 dark
bays, 2 blacks, but l Mare in'the team—all 'to be *old
separate. Also, a four and five-horse broad tread
Wagon and Bed, in running order , '
• 2 sets of Hay Lad.
dere T l Bow, the other B loat; a lso, some Farming
Utensils, consisting of 4 - Ploughs, 1 Harrow, Hu ee.
horse Trees, double and single Trees, Forks, -Shovels,
do ; a lot of Grain Bags; also, 12 bead of Horned Cat
tle, 4 a which are young Mitch Cows, some fresh at
or about the time oi vale, 2 tine Hoifers, coming in
profit noon, 2 goad Bulls, the balance one and two year
old, eight extra Shoats; some Household Furniture,
including a Cook Stove-and Pipe, ten-plate/Store and
other article. not mentioned.
Effl
230' 91,528,781
288 8,570,201
280 2,904,100
80,029,278
A credit of ten months will be given, without in
terest, on emus over a certain amount and no charge
for Ravenna e tarupe.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A.M. on Bald day,
when attendance will be given and terms made known
by WARNER ToWNSEND.
Lawn W. Itztaus, Auctioneer. [Jan.l.s.—to
-1)UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The undersigned, Executors of the Estate of John
Shull, deceased, late of Straban township, Adams
county, Pa., will sell at Public Sale, on Wabiesday,
floe 3rd day of March, 1889, at 9 o'efock,,,A. M., on the
premise., on the road leading trout Now Chester to
SI nterstown, 2 miles from the former plate, the fol
lowing valuable Personal Property. to wit
3 HORSES, 2 of them fine Brood Mitres, heavy with
foal, the other a flue horse rising 4 years, well broke
to saddle or harneas,l yearling Colt, 7 Ind-rate Mitch
Cows, all young, 3 or 4 of them will be fresh about
time of sale, 3 .Bulla, Yet Steers, 2 - Brood Sows, 5
Sheep, 11' Slier,, four-hi tee uarrow•tread Wagon and
Bed, e .a •li rev Wagon and Bed, 2 pair Hay Carriages,
one entirely new, patent Hay Bake, Threshing Ma
chine er.a :longs Power, with double Shaker attach.
ed,2 Ptoe 5.2 Harrows, Shovel Plows,Corn lork,Corn
Coverer, Log Chains, Roller,StorieSfal ; three-borse,
double and Waste Tree., Spreaders. Jack Screw, 2
Sleighs, Grain Pan, Cutting Box, Sled, Wheelbarrow,
Grindstone, Croes-ant Saw, Stunt and Wedges, Wood
Bair, AXON, Augers, Yrower and Pincers,Grain Shovel,
Shovels, Pork., Dung Masks, Grain Cradles, Clover
Cradle, Scythes and Swabs, Clover Sieve, 29 Bag■, 2
halt bushel-Measures, Crowbar, 800 feet Pine Boards,
Oak Plank, 2 set Wagon Boards, lot of Fencing Boards,
2 pair Ereechbands, 2 pair Front Gears, 4 Blind
Bridle., Cotta' a, Plow Lines, Housings, Halters, Cow
ClialDll, 8.0,11 e, Flax Brake, lot of Flax, Ladder, 4
Flour Barrels, 2 Meat Vessels, Ac,, Hay by the too --
Alai+, Household and Kitchen Furniture, ennobling In
part of Ito eons. Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads and Bed
ding, Corn, Cupboard, Cook Stove, Ten-plate Stoves,
Jon., Cans, Boxes. Barrels. Carpeting, Spinning and
Wont Wheels, Chest, Looking Oteas, Iron Kettle,
Diethes,Buglitray, Bncki-ts,Tinware,ltaakets,Suutoige
Cutter end Sniffer, Crocks, Hoes, Spade, Bacon by the
pound, and many other articles too rumen.... to men
tion.
Attendance will be giceit and terms made known on
day of tale by
MEM
F oUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The tin!: :. , gned Lavin; , rented his Farm, will sell
et PuLlie on Teesday 6 and Wednesday, rilo , 16M
and 1711, J.. s of ilarch next, at B o'clock, on
',alch doy, at n,a residence in Butler township, 2 miles
emit of A rendc,+vilie, the following valuable Personal
Property, to wit :
6 WORK HORSES, three of them brood mares, will
work well any place you hitch them, one No. 1. draft
horse. 2 young Stallions rising three ' year., 2 one
yenriinizii.ilts, 6 Mileli Conic 2 Heifers, 2 Bulls, 10
Sheol, 2 funr-horse narrow tread Wagons, 1 Buggy, 1
Sleigh. 2 pair of flay Carriages, Lime Bed, Bows and
Feed Trough, 1 Reaper and Mower, 1 Steel-tooth Ray
Rake, 1 Thieshing Machine, and Horse Power, one
firbt t ate Winnowing Mill, 1 Cutting Box, 1 Flax
Brake 1 Sketching Machine, Plows and harrows, 1
Shovel Marrow, Shovel Plows, Corn Forks and Corn
Coverers, double and single Trees, Spreaders, Jack
art er,Cut ter and Bough Lock,Fiflb Chain,Log Chains,
Halter and Cow Chains, 1 string of Sleigh Bellri,2 pair
Oi Breechbands, 3 pair of Front Gears, Wagon Whip,
Wagon and Plow Lines, Wagon and Biding Saddles,
Riding and Blind Bridles, Plated Harness, flatters,
Housings and Collars, Shovels, Dung !looks, Forks,.
Rakes, Grain Cradlee,„ Mowing Scythe. and dastlis,
100 Rs. unwashed Wool, 106 bushels of Wheat, 200
bushels of Oats, 30 bushels of Rye, 500 bushels of Corn
Ears, CO brindles of Straw, lis tons of Hay, and a great
many articlee too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE All ruins of ilO and under
cash all over that amount a credit of nine months
a ill he given 00 notes 'with approved security.
Jolts HATan. Auctiuuter
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The soburiber, intending to quit tarmin will sell
at Public Sale, on Th trrsday, lea day of >7,
IS6O, at hie residence in liamiltouabat. township, 134
miles wait of Fairfield, the follow bug Personal Proper
ty,
2 0001) BROOD MARES, both of which are with
( 0 .4 2 good _mule., 1 throe year old Colt and 2 two
year old Colts, 5 good 31ilch Cow., three of which
will be fresh about the thus of sale, 3 fat Steers, 3
Bulls, I a two yearling and lthree yearling, 6 bead of
young Cattle, I good four bone narrow•tread Wagon,
1 spring Wagon,l pair of Wood Ladders, 1 Lime Bed,
1 pair of Ball Carriages, 1 Wire-tooth flay Bake I
said ersta 1)010, Iretsansertaite NUL thilliatEur labs-
Grain Shovel, 3 Barsheor Ploughs, one of which is a
good three-horse Plough, Harrow, Corn Forks, double
and ,iugle Shovel Ploughs. singist,Alonblo.aad three
Boras Trees, Oral. Cradle, I parrs of Breethbands,ll
pairs of Front Gears ' Wagon Saddle, Biding Saddle
end Bridle, Blind Bridles, Collar., Ilalters, Cow
Chains, Log Chains, Ptah Chafes, Rolle) I,4k,broud.
er.,, Butt Chains, Breast Chains, Wagon Line, Plough
Lio„, Wagon Whip ; also, a Id of Blacksmith Tools,
ilowirhtla and antler' Furniture, and a groat many
other articles too numerous to mention.
TE.I.NIII:—A credit of twelve ettOntbs will be given.
Side to commence at 9 o'clock, A. M..
JOSEPH R. SCOTT.
ABSALOM SYITH, Auctioneer. [Jan. 15.—tie
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Thor undersigned will sell at public Sale. ca Pnilay
11A FAA dory of February au* at 10 o'clock, A. M., at
his rea.dence in Highland township, on the farm
formerly owned by Win. On' and now Paul Sowers,
on the road fr om Caehtown to Fairfield, 3 miler from
the former and .1 from the latter place, a Tal lacy of
valuable Personal Property, incladinir 4 head of Work
Horses, 1 two yearling Station Colt, 4 bead of. Milch
Cows, 2 of which will be fresh ea day of sale or short
ly after, 4 Heifers, three of them 2 yearlings and 1
one yearllog,l Calf, 1 line Parham Bull, 4 years old;
Mao,' two retire Old Durham Bull, 8 head of Sheep, 1
first-rate four-horse narrow-tread Wagon, as good as
new, 1 Wagon Bed; also, Hay Carriages, Wood Lad
ders, all in. good order, 1 good Reaper, 1 Rolling
Screen, Fanning Mill, 3 Plows,l Harrow, double and
single Shovel Plows, Corn Coverer, Hoes and Rakes,
Forks and Shovels, 1 let of Breechbande, 2 set of
/*rout Gears. Bridled and Collars, Halters, Linea, 1
Wagon Whip, Cow Chains, Log Chain, single and
double Trees, fiSpreaders. Dung Hook, Dung Boards,
Boxes, Barrel., 1 Clover Seed Cradle,Mowing
Scythe and loath, 1 Sido Saddle, 1 Ri ding Saddle,
abot:t t7i,o or three loads of Sushi; also, at the same
time ;a Parlor Stove 1 Table, about twenty yards of
bran new home-ma de Carpet, never beau in use, 1
first-rate Rockaway Baggy,
Attendance will be given sod terms made known
by JACOB KAUFFMAN.
Jen. 15.—te
PUBLIC s , A. L E .
Thosubscriber will sell at Public Sale, on Tuesday,
the lath day of Fesruary next, at his residence, on the
Oxford road. one mile east of linnterstown, in Straban
township, Adams county, the following caluaßla Per
sonal Property, fix:
3 HEAD OF WORM HOB:Ig.S, two of them young
tares with foal 161 very valuable, a good Mitch
C.WS, tome Will he fresh by the time of sale, young
Heifers, all with call, 1 large Durham Buil, 1 Wagon,
suitable for two or three horses, Lime Bed, good as
new, max used a short thus, nay Carriage, • good
Carriage, suitable for one or two horses, and in good
condition, Combined Bell-raking Reaper and Mower
Ohio and Buckeye. (Dodge's patent,) almost as good
as new, wed only two seasons, also a Ilandraking At
mahment belonging to tt, which will be sold with th e
machine, Grain Drill, (Wambarigh's make, York,)
nearly new, Lancaster Wind Mill, cleans fast, and in
goo d condition, Wire-tooth horse Bake, 2 Ploughs,
narrows, Corn Forks and Shovel Ploughs, Doable sad
a ng l e Trees,. Stretchers, lot of Cow °halal, Log and
other Chains, lot of Hay and Manure Forte, 2 eels of
Brenchbands, Front glares Collars and Bridles, Cor
rine° Harness, Linos, Ac., also a good Biding /addle,
agcra large number of articles too numerows to men-
Goa.
Bale to commends at 10 °Weak A. 00., on said day,
when attendance will be given and term/ made known
by JACOB WACIO3III.
Jong SULLlning,•Auctioneer. [Jan. 16.—ta
PUBLIC SALE
OF TAVi4-BLE IekiIISONAL PROM=
The undersigned, intending to quit farming, will
sell at Public Sale, on Wednesday, the 3rd V March,
at his residence In Butler township, on the mad from
Middletown to Bell, it one mile from Arendtsville,
the following valuable Personal Property, to wit ;
2 BROOD MARES, heavy with foal, .1 Colts, 2 year
lings and 2 two year old, 8 Mich Cows, two of which
will be froth about; the time of sale, 3 bead of young
Cattle, W
1 a line young Bull, 12 head of Sheep,l throe
horse agon Bed and Bows, 1 Spring Wagon, 'load
pair of Bow Ladders, Spring Wire Rake, Grain Fan,
Cutting Box, Plows, narrow, double and elnileithovel
Ploughs, Corn Pork and Corn Coverer . B and
Sled', Jack Screw, LOS PUftino 00 W atutile ouDleund
single Trees, fob, klottoolto otid Itoolot lot at Gears,
2 sets of Breeohtonds, 1 set of Front Gears. 2 Riding
Saddles, Callus and Bridles of all kinds, Halter and
Gaiter Chains and a great variety of articles too num.
crone to mention.
Bele to commence at 10 o'clock, A.M.. when attend
ance will be even and tenni Izahlla known by
DANIEL ARENDT. .
gas. 16.—ta
lonN Rana, ductionear
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
4. ciaEsT.NT.IT qA.w. TIMBF4R,
The uuderalgned, Execlitore of the estate of Abra•
ham Rester, deceased, will sell at Public , Bale, on
/Yids,. the 6th day qf Ftbreary nee., al 12 o'clock,
M. on th e premises, to wit :
A TRACT Or GOOD ollarrNuT AND OAK M-
B= 1441112. olioftFo l y Itiklitoou to p,
cot wr, Intorit t See m iles of ransom sad
within ORO tallow/ Slagle's kw and a djoining
lands of William Boller, Jaoob Idneaelman,.lphraim
Z. Telmer, and Oapt. John Horner, containing 28
ACZABe Mate or 14 . 0 . be told ca dre or to /dim SO
sett ourchotttrl.
ti 4tieoppe will halgiven and terms made known
Boma OBTRION, a,,
Jan :13.—1a
PRE-EMPTION LAMA
TR ACTS
wood Wind t pro.empllon Landrltnated waddle
no mls,(lwwiti Towns, *o4 In Will settled anlibbit
Inni* yid* I will an. orsti.lwp at I lair Won
10 .44uorsount7, PIM
feb.i * lllnr..lt
SAMUEL SUMO
WM. P. SHULL, J Ex' "
J0:14/3 MOTH.
Pan. 13.—ta
WESTERN
I HAVE ON FUND A /SW
OF Na 1,
GlO. MOM%
gaunt ,fgalts.
lopip.suc aALE OF VALUATII i E
• PERSOS A PROPE'RT V.
Thug ißbscrilmir will sett at Public Sale, on Friday,
the /WV fkleissiny, 1809, at P ?dock, A. 4f.. ett his
ht Stioban township, shone 2 miles west
rtranilretelimee, on the road leading to Pine Grime,
and 6 mainiarta of G eltyslgu rg, the- following talus-
Piaesnal property. viz:
O.wool( nORSES,relts, one one 2 and I
one years Old, 3 Mitch Cow 1 Steer, and]. null fatten
ed, 3 Halting heavy with co t, I Devonshire Bull, 134
years old, 1 Ball It months old,l Steer year sad a hull
old, 5 llelfora 2 years old, 4 Sheep, 2 Broad Sows which
will have pigs about tha sale, 4 Shoats, 2 Broad Tread
Wagonft,l etals•ltorse Wagou,4 Inches 'Mal a three
hone Wagon inciamTire, 1 Buckeye Reaper Berlin,
a Threshing Machlni tour-bone Power and Thresher
and siShalier,l6Sted long Wire Rake, Winnowing Hill,
1 Dila, 1 Sled and 1 Sleighs, 1 String of Bells, 2 get. of
Hay Caterage,.2 Stone Beds wills Sktelmards,3 Plows,
2 Shovel Plows. f tlairoHsvm, 2 Corn Forks, 1 rood
Shovel [farrow, 1 Roller, Double and Single Tree.,
Wheelbargaw,Log Chain and Fifth Chain, 2 eels of
Breethhatedet, 2 sets of Front Gears, Bridles and Hal
ters, Breast Chains and Butt Traces, 1 Wagon Fuddle
Ls good as new, 1 Riding Saddle and Bridle as good as
new, 1 Mattock and a Crowbar ' I Cross-cot Sew, 2or
Axes, 2 or 3 Scythe coo Snatlis,2 Grain Cradled, Maul
and Wedges; also, a let of Cow Chains and new Grit d
atone never been used and a lot otAngere, Col hue and
Housings, Forks and Shovels ; and a lan, llonaeliold and
Kitchen Purnitare, nonelating of a Bedsteads with
Bedding, 1 Bureau, 2 Tables 1 Kitchen g uptid, 2
Wash Benches and a lot of Aun
airs, 1 Celli, e Its
good as new and Pipe, 1 firet-rate Weeltitig 31a.bine,
21 tut Vessel and a lot of Tubs end Barrels, I New
FOOledierill ands great niftily art icle. uw, 1111(1.11,. 10
coon I 1011.
All sums ntletss.oocaeh, on all aum...r,r a credit
of lrmoulha will be giver. w ilh 1411.1 OS. t et entity
BARNEY SNYDER.
JouN STALLMAIni. Anctloueer.
LARGE . SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONA L PROPERTY
The/minter'her will eel! at Pahl', Sale, on. Tuesday
Hie 23rd day of February ncri, at hresidence in
Freedom township, (on the farm tornierl) owned by
David Shorts,) mile west of the road leading Dom
Gettysburg to Vutietneker'• 11111, a inile4 fr. 111 ,he
former place and 4 wiles east of Fe irn eh !. the foll o w.
lug valuable Personal Property, via:
4 HEAD OF YOUNO, LARUE AND ELF:GANT
HORSES, greet for either draught or ire eel, three 1,1
which are No. 1 Brood Mare., lv brad of Horned Cat -
tie. among which are 5 Mich Cows, one of which wi II
be fresh about the time of Sale, and I large two y es:
old Bull, l 0 head of Cottswald Sheep, among which
is a Book that Is beat by but few in size, s w et ry of
form, fit 1613.111 and length 0: wool, I four-bare r rood
tread Plantation Wagon, 1 good three-horse narrow
tread Wagon, 1 Lime Bed, one of Ohio and
Backe). CorubirMil Self—eking Reaper and Mower,
IGrain Drill, Spring-tooth [Ley Rid:, Horse Hay
Fork and Rope, Cutting Box (lio•ey's pateut,) W in
nowing Mill, I pair ,A Hap Carriages,l set of Black
smith Tools, Circular Saw, Crosis-cut Saw and iVowal
Saw, Band:tear Plower, Single Shovel Ptows, Double
Shovel Plows, Corn Fork., Corn Coverer, Harrow, 1
large throediorseCultivator, 1 single borne Cultiva
tor, 2 pair of Brerchbands, 3 pair of Front liters,
Bridle. and eollar•,1 Riding Bridle, 2 Side Saddles, I
'Basket Sleigh, Bor 10 good cider Barrel,, I Grind.
tone and Fixtures, single, double and treble Trees,
Spreaders, Breast Chains, 3 pair of Butt Ti tern, Met
took, Haut and Wedges, Crowbar, 1 two hose Slott,
1 Log Sled, 1 pair of Scales, Planes and Au - geti. 2
Utah. Cradles, Broad Axe,Hand Axe, Foot A Jge and
Falling Axe, Jeckarier, ant Hook, Dirtig Hook. Log
Chain, Fifth Chain, Cow Cimino, Halters, Wheel be,
row, Sledge, 1 large meat Vessel, Grain Shovel, :en
rage Cutter, Farmer's Dinner Bell, I Slabogauy
Bureau, Tables, Chairs, 2 Bedsteads, Writing Doak,
2 Rep plate Stores and Pipe, 2 Rifles ous of re high is a
smooth bore, slot of Bags, and mans other articles
too uninerorm to mention.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, A. M. on aaid day,
when attendance wl Ilhe given Mid term.; made known
by JOSEPH P. WIT ilkltt-POON.
Jan. 22.—ta
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE PERSONAL. PROPERT7
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, on Tu , sday,
the 160, day February next, at 9 o'clock, A, 31., at
her residence, in Hutaltonbar, township, Adams coun
ty, Ps. ' about I mile southwest of Fairfield, on the
road leading from Fairfield to Hagerstown, the follow
lug valuable Personal Property, to twit :
6 HEAD OP GOOD WORK FIORSES, three of which
are good Broad Maras, 9 head of Colts, four of which
are 3,l6and one 5Y., years old; 5 Mitch Cows, all of
•hich will be fresh in the Spring, 9 bead of young
Cattle, 1 Bull, 9 Shotes, 20 bead of good Sheep, Broad
tread Wagon, two-horse Wagon,eipring-tooth Hay and
Grain Rake, as good as new, Threshing Machine, in
complete order, Wingowing. Mill, Spring Board, a
Grain Drill, 2 pair Wcod Ladder, 2 pair Hay Carri
ages, 2 Ba railcar, Plows 3 1312oveeplaws, 2 Corn Forks,
Harrows, double and single Trees, Wheelbarrow,
Fifth Chain, Cow Chains, 2 set of Breechbands, 4 set
of Front Gears, Bridles, Collar., Halters and Chain.,
Breast Chains, Batt Traces, Wagon Saddle, Wagon
Lime, Carriage Lines, Forks, Baku, Shovels, Cutting
Box, 5 Housings, as good as new, and a lot of Bacon
by the pound. Alia), Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, consisting in part of Bedsteads, Tables, Bureau,
Chairs, Cupboard, Meat Vaseel,Couking Stove, lot of
Flax, cud a great many other article.. Also. 40 Acre.
of Groin, more or less, in the ground will be offered
Air sale.
TERMS OF BALE :.--All ewe of Ten Dollars and
under, cub ; all over that amount a credit of eleven
months will be given ont:ries with approved security.
CATRAHLtiIi 3iIiBB6LMAN.
JACOIIII.ICiLLT, Auctioneer. [Jan. 22.—te
VALUABLE HOMESTEAD AT
PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned offers at Private Sale the VALUA
BLY. HOMESTEAD, on which be reeldes, situate In
Mountplessant township, Adams county, Pa., in the
Tillage known as"Widte Hall," on the ram] from Lit
thotown to Basaeghtosrn, about 2 miles from Little'.
town, consisting of 12 AMES, more or less, o: beat
improved Land, Improved with a large two-story Brick
noose, :21a30 feet, with a large Stone Waal House, a
large Frame Barn, large Grain dheds,Carriage flocue;
Corn Cribs, a large Work Shop, Smoke House, and all
other necessary outbuildings, large Orchard of choice
Fruit, two wells of water with pumps, one under cover
at the Kitchen door, the other near the Beni. The
land is to garden cultivation, and divided into four
Melde, withheavy new fence. The buildings. are
to rICIOU 01170 T. MUM 11 Tha allasatiaa is a
desirable one, and well ea misted fur any kind of bu
siness.
Persons desiring to slaw the promises will be shown
the same by galling on the undersigned reildlnt
thereon. A clear and'undlspatable title will be given
on the tat of April neat.
Dee.ll3.—tt JOHN COSHUN.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL' PROPERTY
The undersigned will sell at Public kale, on Sailer
day, the 27th day of February, al - 1 o'clock, P. M., at
bit reeidence, In Cumberland township, Adams coun
ty, 2 mile* west of Gettysburg, tear the Chambers
burg turnpike, the *Mowing l'Aluable Personal Pro
perty,to wit
2 GOOD MAW, heavy with foal, 1 yearling Colt,
2 Mitch Cows, 1 Ball, a year old, 1 Heifer, 1 - Galt, 6
Sheep, One horse Wagon and Cart, Grain Drill, Thresh
ing Machine and Power, Plow, Harrow, Cultirators,
Log Chain, Cow Chains, 2 set Front Gears, 1 set Car
riage Hanes, Wagon Bed, 2 Spreaders, &c. Also,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part
of I Teo-plate Bios*, Coal Stove, Cupboard, Sink, Set
tee, and a great many other article' too numerous to
mention.
Attendance will be given and terms made known
on day of sale by _
JACOD GEISEL3IAN.
issue Csiswro., Auctioneer. I.lan. 22.—ts
VALUABLE SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale, on Friday
the 121 A day of March next, at his residence in Menai
len township, on the road leading from Bendareville to
Cents Mills, about 2 miles from Benders/111e and 1
mile from Centre Mill, the following valuable Per
conal Property, to wit:
3 HEAD OP WORK HORSES, two of them Mares,
heavy with foal, one yearling Colt, 5 head of good
Mitch Cows, 5 head of young Cattle, 10 head of Sheep,
1 fimnborse broad tread Wagon, 1 two and three
horse narrow Tread Wagon„ 1 linglhilt Wagon Bed
with Bows, 1 Lime Bed, 1 pair of Hay Ladders, 1 pair
of Hay Carrlages,l pair of Wood Ladders, 1 Thresh
ing Machine,l Reaper, 1 Grain Drill, 1 Horse Rake,
Winnowing Mill, Plow., Harrows, single and double
Shovel Plows, two-horse Bled, Horse Gears, Wagon
Saddle, Log Chain, Fifth Chain,Stretcher,lialters and
Chain, Collars and Bridles Cow Chains, slue° and
double Trees, Hay by the lon, and Potatoes by the
buaheL
Ease to cloinsueaca at la cr!olock, on add day,
when attendance will be gixen and 'karate made known
by GICORGE SOUL.
Jan. 22.—ta
pußLic SALE OF
YAM:CARTA PBBEIONAL PitOPEITY.
The undo:aligned Intending to quit farming, will
sell at Pah& Sale, on Thursday, the 4th day of Nardi
next, at his residence, on the Conowago Chapel Farm,
in Conowago township, Adams county, Pa., the fol
lowing TaluablePersogal Proper
c p to wit t
MUD OF DRAUGHT H 80.
8 Colts, 10
Mitch oows,(msJority of them w ll be fresh by time
of sale), 4 Beef COO*, 8 Stolle, 4 Steers, three and four
tears old i Eby a -Plan hew Wagons, I Spring
Wagon,l Frigliab 'Waaggoonn Bed, Threshing Machine
and Gorse Power, gees Self-raker, Beeper and
Mower, Grain Drill, (Smith's make), Corn Sheller,
Corn Planter, 3 Pknighs,2 11117011,2 Shovel Ploughs,
2 Corn Forks, Hay Ladders, doable and single Trees,
Spreaders, Log, Halter and Cow Chains, Wood Sled,
1 two-horse and I one-horee Sleigh,4 sets Horse Gears,
Hay and Manure Forks, Bolling Screen, and many
other farming Utensils. Also, Household and Kitch
en Furniture, consisting of 3 Beds and Bedsteads, ten
plate Stove and Pipe, Kitchen Cupboard, Large Din-
Log Table, Moat Vessels. Bartels, Tnbe k tegolifer with
a great variety of artiohp too numeroutto mention.
TERMS --A. credit of nine months will be given.—
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, A.M.on said day, when
attendance will be given by
- -
JOHN WEAVUR.
A. and P. Conti, Auctioneer. [Jan. 22.—t
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
The aulrecriber, intendingto quit farming, will tell
at Pnblie Sale, on Thursday, the 26th of February
nest, cdlo o'clock 4. N., at his reeldence in Stratum
township. Adams oormtx, PC, about 2 miles from
HtintarNWwn op Ed e road leading from the former place
to hiusumasbu and 4 miles north of Gettysburg, the
following value le Personal Property, to wit:
2 GOOD WORK soma, also • 1 Stallion rising 2
years, 5 Mich Cows, some of them will be fresh about
the time of solo, 3 heed of young Cattle, 1 Bull, two
and throe-home narrowsead Wagon with Bed and
B ow e nearly am good new,
_pair of Wood Lad
-201.6,1 Screw Power Reaper, lleer RS good as new , 1
new Wire-tooth Ray Rake, Belt dhscharger, cr.
rage, 1 diad,l - Land Roller, Ploughs and
we, 1
Shove l pirrogb double and aggla Treas. 1 Sproader, a
lot of Gears, and Bridles, Oars Pork and Corn
L4l Coverer , L peat many artladat too atmarona to
mention.
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TERW OP BLIM r•—•44l quits of Ills Rolbire and
under, Os& ; ell o'er Chat =mint • credit of Twolre
Months will basifen on notes with
RG approvi•2 security.
Jofl GIO O. LOWS/.
ST4I.WWW, Anglicism I
s. Van. 29,-to
PRIVATE SALE,
A BEAUTIFUL COMITRT BEAT, •
with sititi•two Actro of lintieriok Gomel
Lad sitti tkose to, throe man from Trednick
Citid. AU nocerary Ou th ightlivi lugs peach
sa d pis (brohadi. PT*
l t4,6.90.
BOX I.l6Troderfoir, Md.
HOUSE AND LOT
• ro il, SALE
'flto imbongott onnto as &Tote Salo, het Uo and
'ari a a emus, Mo tol na
tbitoottel on Watt= street, In the
Oottrito by
an I n n
lb. Jobs
mot ZooottOonott itttit stlo7non
Tho Roam to mow toroototy ikt Rogise, with •
lam bunt bes bongo; and onthulldlEge. Tlu
poopork, 11 In' ittooong othatton. and bottom
moats etteadtst In that Illtrootioni.
Itert.lhAl LYDIA GALLAGILMI.
Min CLASS
- . - AT PRIVATE SALA
• tWO milanof Gettysburg, on the
fromlml Har—
ord irove
serr."Mmtl
= all
101 to Acres, toyilt purelMeem.
TeelKoo/ 6, 1401 w." wh a
Sept ta-u
titi and grponat
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned, Administrator of Om Karat.,
degesaml, will sell at Public Sale,
Thitreday dad Friday, , the 4th rind !WI of. Ilford, next,
al 8 °Work, J. N. at the late residence of deceased
In Lotimore township, Asian.. county, en i,„,,t
leaning from Deardatre to Wollord'n Mill, ',Let two
mitre ncrtheast of Petersburg, (Y. 5.,) the follow
valuable Personal Pr arty, to wit: •
1 0001) FA MILY NORSK., tieing II year% old, and
will ride:any gait and 'trot in harness, yi n i Ina v.•rr
nip truer ; driving horse, and will wrirk any place he
I. hitched. 1 floe two iyear old Colt, and bath nice
Itays,3 Knelt Cow,,, all young and two of which will
In (riot, about the time ofsele or &hunt, after, l oim•
bores wriye.n. and Bed, 1 Spring Woos, 1 Rockaway
Buggy. 1 Palling Top Buggy. 1 Sleigh and Bella, I •
Plungli, 1 Harrow, Shovel and York Ploughs. double
and single Trees, 1 ono and-two horse Spreader, Cow
Chains, ti miters autfChailia, Log Chain, Hates, For
131,,,re1,, tl , ttoeks, Pick, Moen. 1 W4nnt•wlng Mill, I
Coin Sbetler. 2 Bow Hay Carrink es, the one a two- •
horse Can lege, the other is calculated fur one or two
horses,2 nets of Light Wagon Harness, 2 sets Buggy
Harnees,l set of Prolix (leers, 2 'lousing', 2 Blind
Brittle' and Collar., g gaol Leather Fly Nets, I Side
Saddle, 2 Biding Saddles, one of them saw, 2 Buffalo
Robes, illy sea Straw by the ton, about 7 acres of
Wbeat In the ground. Also, a - lot of 3 1ithrriglit and
Carpenter 'fools, conninting in part „of Broad Axe,
Chopping Axe., Stand Axes, Augur; ClAlaels.
Karol Saws, Steel t pierce, Steel Blade and Bevel
&luares, Braces and Itite,all kinds of 3 fonbllng Plane".
eamb Plane:. Pannel Planes, Match Planes, Work
Leaches and Screws, Screw Cotter, Turning Plane,.
Cross-cut Saw, 2 Grindstones, Drain Cnolle, Clover'
Cradle, ticythes and Snatlin, a lot of Poste, a lot of
Plank and Ward., AC. Also, Household and K ited,
Furniture, consisting part.of I Bureau, Secretary,
Book Case Tables Stands, Chairs, Bedstead.
Beddlng.COrnerCuilboard Kitchen Copbmird, 1 Desk,
Quilting Frame, Cook Stove and Fixtures, 2 ten plat,'
Stove sod Pipe, Cold S tore and Pipe, Jars, Cans, Boxes,
Tubs, Barrels, Meat Stands, &e., IGO yards of Carper
log, Woo: god Spinning I Vheels elitists, Looking
Gllsseen, 2 20.110ur elocts, I Ride, 2 Coppes Kettles, 2
I roe g,,tthe Iron Puts, 'Earthen Rod queens WO/0,
Ti,, Warr, a lot of Smoked Pork, Lard, A lot of Po
toiova. llon.age Cutter, Clutfer and Lord Press, and a
variety of oilier article. too numerous to mention.
ItC11.1“ u - . will be given and tai not made known
by FitAN K LIN P. SLAYBAUCII,
Adair of slcees Myers .
Jan. _L.—ti
pußLic SALE... 4F
VALUABLE: PERSONA L PROPERTY
The uudersigrit d Intending t _move to the We.t,
will offer at Public Sale, en Tueede y. the 16t4 day kt
Ithettetey noel, on lba farm of W. II Brandon, situated
&Lout 3 toil. northwest of Petersburg, the Stllowing
valuable Persrual Property, to wit:
IIEAD CIP %TOR/C.110141E8, two of thefts I.e.eng
Mares Mary with fital, I Colt, 5 bead of Core, 5 head
of ',wing Cattle, 2 Brood Sows. also a fall stock of
Fainting Utensils, Si follows. '2 four.horse broad tread
Wagons, I Spring Wakallt, 1 Buckeye Be-apr and
Mower with *e l f rake, Wire Horse Rake, Grain Drill,
Threshing Machos with double Shaker and Horne
Power, EQdder Cutter, one-halt Interest in Clover
Corn Sheller, Wind to 111 , Ploughs, Harrows,
E.l4••lti Plows, Cora Forks. bung Fortin. Pitch Forks,
Shaking Yorke and a variety at other nrtieles. A iso,
I Buggy suitable for (nu. or two horses, with shalt
And tongue, I single and 1 double set of Harness., I
Sleigh, Sleigh Bells, Sled, Ilay Ladder.,
Pith Chain, Log Chain, single, double and three-h ors „
Troes,l llay Fork ar,J P:xturvq. Also, at the sass
time and place, the subscriber a ill.dTer Ins
and liitcheu Furniture, consisting of Chairs, TAN..
Cupp ,Ird Redsto ids Bureaus, Stan Le.Cl.,ek,
and a IJt or U !AU, ZiMtici, Tin and Earth, War:, t,—
• Sober will. Stoves of on cencriptions.C, king :It , ye,
1 ten phste Store, Parlor and Chamber :tore, Wm
Cooler, fruit Cans, Wash Tube, Rubber, nut:, Bu, h
et, (I in and wooden), as well as a lot of tuber articl.
of interest to all Housekeepers.
Palo will commence at lu , ;chock, A. X., alleo at
I tendaeee will be giroa and tenns mad. knowsf,,
JOIN. 22.—ts JOHN C. BRANDOS
pußLic SALE OF
VALUABLE PERSoNA L PROPERTY.
On .Iforoldy ()tenth Of MU nexl.ut 10 0'c10c..., A.M.
The ,übscriber balling soil Iris oml Intend,n2
to reninve, will sell at Public Sale, at him residence I u
Highland township, (Weigle', Mill,) the following
valuable Personal Property, to wit :
1 COW, nearly fresh, 3 notes, :lea, 1 Sand S,
1 Rolling Screen, I pair small tiCittel out Weight!.
1 Bushel Measure, 10 Store Boars, 2 loui Ladder.,
Maul and Wedges, Log Chain, 2 Crrwbar , .. Digging
I rota, 2 Sampson's Jack Screws, Corn Sh..l r, -t ot
Saw Mill Tools, also a set of Cat Tent,
Tools. with 2 heavy Jointers and Dress Hoops, C
cut Saw,lot of Dry Lumber for Mill wrizht work,
such as Cogs, Shafts,. lot of Plank of various
114,2, 3,41 1 ,i' and 4 Inches, lot of Oak lot of
Lrxrcist Posts, lot of Wild Cherry Boards, lot of Dee
Scapa, Post Haring Bench, Skutching. 35 ill, hay I,y
the ton. Also, Household stud Kitchen Furni,n , e,
consisting in part of 4 Bedsteads, Bureau, rite,
Cupboard, Chairs, Table's', 3 ten piste Stoves, 2 Pot
Backs, Wool Wheel, 2 Heckel., Barrels, Tuba , 1.•:r o
Dogs, and a variety of other articles.
Attendance will be given nod terms made known
on day of ate by
Jan.= —ls
JOHN w. IVEIOLF:
pRIVATE SALE
The undersigned will offer at Private Sale, a value
bre Tract of Choice Land, contalni.4 Attica ISv Acres .
sftnattd In Cumberland township, Adamscounty,Pa.,
adjoining lands of David W. Horner, A. iVeybright,
Jaen lithannttn,and &sop it Wait erosi the road lea ding
from flancknee Yitl (cow ArnobPso to the Gettysburg
and Taneytown Road. 7 miles fr.oo Gettysburg awl
4}4 miles from If mmlltsburg, Md. Ninety A,rei rare
clear land Ins fine state of cultivation, and tlo• too.
ance in excellent timber. There i• agood "r
-chard on the premises In full bearing. The Hear
land has all been heavily limed—part of which i.
good Meadow, and the whole under god fencing
Property convenient to Mills, Schbol Houses
Churches.
111;3-Fersons desiring. to see the Farm can
calling on D. W. Burner residing near the property
For further information, address the undersigned at
Fatmittsburg, Md. O.A. 110101 ER.
Dec. 11.— 2nt
Pgal gouts.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
The undersigned haring been &whited As
signee by Deed of Voluntary Assignaseat for the
benefit or Credltote, executed by tisaust BZICHLI
and wife Sarah Ann Matilda, of Butler township_
notice is hereby given to debtors and creditors to
call and settle their accounts with the undersigned,
residing in the nine township.
JE..}2ZMIAII W. DIEIIL,
Assignee.
Jan. 22.-8 t
ExE CUTOR'S NOT.lCE.—Let
tars Testamentary on the estate of Perim Com
fort, deceased, late of Franklin township. Adams coun
ty, hariog Dews granted to the undersigned, residing
in same township, they hereby give notice to an per-
sons indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the tame to
present them properly authenticated for settlement.
CATIIARINE COMPORT,
ELl}E .wrs.
13TOVEli,
Jan.ls.—et
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Let
ten Testamentary melba estate ofato.B . . Um.
trr, Esq., late of Butler township, Adams county,
Pa., deceased, haying been granted to the undersigns
ed, residing in same township, she hereby gives no.
tics to all persons Indebted to said estate to make Im
mediate payment, and those having claims against the
same to present them properly akithentieated for set,
tlenrent. SUSAN M. HERWITT,
Jan. 15.-6 t Executrix.
.XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Let
ten testamentary on the estate Of FCEDZRZCK
Yuan; deceased, Late of Itountioy township, Adam;
county, Pa., hawing been granted to the wide:Aimed,
residing in said township, he hereby gives notice to
an persons Indebted to said coitato to make Immediate
payment, and those having cla me against the name to
present them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB IiTRNVY, Executor.
Jan. 9.-8 t
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adrabais
/... tration on the estate of EosuxxA Movroar,
ceased, late of Straban township, Adams county, Pa.,
having been-granted to the undersigned, residing
said township, she hereby gives notice to all
Indebted to said estate to makes immediate pay:a:Ll(
and those having claims against the same to yresent
them properly authenticated for settlemeni.
Jan. 8.-6 t ELIZA A. MONFORT, Adui'v.
Soldiers' Discharges.
.Htdvrtn,ogrs'as)o73oPAlttilirg.":
°silence with .a recent Act of the Legislature at
Pennsylvania.. Soldiers are cautioned against
la this matter.
WILD UOLTZWORTN,
Reg ist er Recorder of •degoe Mints
Istne—itf
REGISTER'S NOTICES,
NOTICE is hereby given to all
(straw* and other persona concerned, that 'h."
Administration Accounts hereinafter mentioned w ill
be preeented . at the Orphans' Court o( Adam. runty
for contirmaticoa and allowance, on MONDAY, th,
lat day of FEBBILARY next, at 1,0 o'cl,,ck, A. M.,
via :
185. The Ant and final account of Noah F. Hersh,
Administrator e. t. a. of Satoh Gilliland, Into ai
Tyrone twp 1 deceased.
188. The Brit and final account of Henry Benner,
Executor of the last wild end ttntarneutary of Josiah
Caskey, deceased.
187. Ant account of Edward lienchey,
trator with the will annexed of Lewis Lents,
188. First and Anal account of Edim Norris, Ad
ministrator of the estae of David Clapeaddle, dec'd.
. D. t 110LTZW0112 . 11, Restinter.
Jan.l,lB6o.—to.
gusubtr, gime, &g,
GETTYSBURG
LIME KILNS.
nig tunklidipted bag &night not hi. former part
Gyzn,i4d MT 001iblites
THE 14114E.BURNINU BUSIN ESS
hisftielt — at glatyaburs UM. KIWI; on the cur tre
of the Railseed and North Stratton ',groat. Th
Sailor past patronage, hewn!' endeavor to deter,' Its
continuants, by protocu.ting the bnalnata as vigorous.
ly sad pass tarp • mode As posslbls—always sell iug
a good Artiols and Whsg good amuse. Tarnierd 61,0.
a th ar a may look for the prompt tiling of orders
El* also continuos tit.
COAT, BUSINESS,
oireritg SU amid midair khuls. IlouteksiTers aid
*Pon diciAld gin him a call. Blackamltl , Coal cou
staatly era hand.
Limos sad Ood dellverid anywherein 6 tiyabarg
o t ti ls b urs . 5ia5.20,1567.-tf JACOB RBILYY
SURPRISE OATS.
I" ptyord , Made SIIRPIII SEIM OATS
to room *May Wilatki 42 1501 Than fully
sutured;andelMotitmdilte MO hit Oft other oat. ;
cm: toyer ma Mgr& h: tentrow s and will 71114
100 to 125 lola to tko. AM. Priem wanting It
murk mike opiakotiOn.
dal To t h e: Oaia tpitellOPS Clittisburg
421:WYMPW*MI IIII AWr
Aftsiz co., Pa.
Jy.15.--t2
J.igr
Gelf.ymiburg.YVll**
I? 1 VI L
liav •
I I' 'll
IC E. ,M.r. Ci
11.,11.w, "II •ther li9ir
..ill'hursday
ail hix
of clothing.
4MIKA.TZ,II:-.4118
the City of Itosmiliig Ls
W K. F. %V ALTER for Cl
W ALTE N w as formerly
tysburg, tout mandek p,
war Gtr the oupprposiou
iv a good afenalltant;
!lope oteeted..
I N RENTER
Inksioner
‘,..ke.1 his deeinium—p
weeks since -Omit SIIIP
11011•::1111 113140 to pay - 11.
balikers, tbe
ecently 4 re- argrtiki
be was satistltxl that.
are In no proper 8013*W
BOND BANK %MB
day night the Beak $$
carrol I county, Md., w•
in greenbaeks, did a
D,nids helonging_to .130
ba,l deposited the Ronda.:
r Nveurity„ Stupid : a :
couple or strangeva'
Windsor the day 'bele
'into .lisappoared.
was picked.
'I'I:SiI'ER:\NCE
111 Ilan been issued fare ,
Line. Convention to nicer
Tuesday the f. 233 of - 3Feb
tailor' and harinoby of'a.
to lessen We evils of Jut
call lr.ltltiel by Alllllll _
tl•lilpl ra flee champion
I), . flames, It Ishii!)
11011. John eeiti.
Collextis
otis TeAtlperance Assoc
i t -,•nd delegatea.
\ V 111 1 IS ILE I . —lxt
lniutea in Indlanapollle
I.ll"wing adrprtinettipnt
4_71- (IPER TR
0 IIF —SSA North of rgiu
tare.l In a fraahnnra, at a trid
a. 14 at •a at prulttl 1.1/Yery wor
Cnll in•trurtiuu Rnwl spechnut,
Adllread, J . P. uttLA
Av thore is no such
comma
that sornvhody 1.5 tryitigt
holy uke.
SA ES. —Solouton Sit
near llorner's
Sollll\ er-151 acres, at $5
Miller hay pia
:‘1 iller,_ acres with,
ilountpleasant tomtit/AA,
John Nurbeck bay 60j
lot on Baltimore streetio
or .M. , untjoy, fur 43:25061.
lobo Nurbeck has biro
banibers, 64) acres of Is..
went., in Monutdoy, fur -
NV. U. Kitzmiller hie
Sl e w - Award it lot of iron
021 the :%Itimiusibu
P7 - Autong the bpi/
state Senate, on Tuesday
Duncan exelnptingPfL•-
tr.dn the payment c.r the
a I,i rine,,t wade by: • •
Mr. Duncan on
petition iri• u t 1:20 ciaze
Cr', (4' the town of .Way
f.a . the passage of an
•••a :o of intoxicating 110
and within $ radlcui
19183
ST. Va,LENTINVer•
which causes so' much
tine young lactic*, coinee
year, February 14th.'
our lair friers* we won
custom of sending "Va
01 many hundred yealle:.
tine was, according to'
bishop, while others ins
prLsby ter, who WWI bah
the reign of the Unapeao
270. Historians .remark
man of adinirahleparteb
his love and charity
chooing Valentines u , ..
its rise from thence.'!_- .
DUTIES OF EOSTM •
trouble would. be' nye ,
were, more generallk
duties. 'Postmasters. -s
that when a paper re , .
office for four consecu
their ditty' to bowl at;
paper a written notice
ing if possible the
is not taken. The rolt.t.t ,
Usher of a paper 71Sliiirlk
i.,trofteseil," or !'uncilllol,,
notice. Postinaaters
with tho law in this res..
the tiwo said papern ?ea!
otnee.
SKR VICES.-=-Itev. c * Dr
Missionary to Chirut,luii ,
cd by the Preaby-tiey of C
the claims of Foreigin
Churches unler its carer,- • •
dress on * F.orelgn Missions
ian Church, Gettystltrit,
wing, Feb. 2nd, at 6} Wei , •
Dr. Happer will ialso
at lower Marsh Creek 4.1.
day Feb. 3rd, at It) o'Ci.
liunterstovtn, on Thnratli
4th at 6} o'clock. The
hilly invited to attend Itif
Happer has been for O!hr
Missionary hr China; -`•
TO PREVENT aIN:
LENTS.—Never
ed. Trim always by f kisk
oil every morning,
charred portions of the ; •
the lamp to suld..
blow the flames Into the.
and explode them. Ch
little as possible, and
lows!. the wick. Neveis
too Ow, for this musts
Never eXtingnish them
k always a gas "In the
lamp, and the instant the;
and conics In cuTftierthe
4 folluwa ; put tlqua 'opt
wwk. If these simple
ten.b.,l to, explosion to I ..
smell avoided, and a 11g
as brilliant as gas at half
SPRIN:3II:
opment of, the ottratioo
yshorg4Calialyaine S.
been springing pp in
country, auto:mother*.
4,r Vermont. We tietialt
dent of thd New York •
from Ballston Spa, N.
of Dec. 26, gives the anal
Spring near that place, w
claims, ha* in combivatio
tlients claimed for the y
the Baden of Germany, a
and Gettyaburie. of. :A
strong that, and our .X
will have to look- to ti 1r
way, we notice that Ai
ponilent takes °soap
the analysis of the.:
not show the quantity at
The letter reads like au
lialbston Spa and to wri
. .
'IIOUSEKEEPErtiI,a
tug anything in din hci •
wilt do well to esilat Col.
extensive Ware-room,
depot, on Carlisle rtreati
&vary large asaarkiisent .
beat inannfactuxe, Baolt
anttehaanbar Maya" - •
also Hallow Warta. f'
Britannia WartALIT,,
aasortnuantof
and Lumbar of all k