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LOCAL. ITEMS:
1. *FIthIiELIN 061/NTT Or.nesias.—We Have
.procured from the official records a Harris-
I burg the following accurate list of offic,ers
from Franklin etwunty eOmm‘ioned- in the
volunteer service. It - does not enibrace
those commissioned'in the three 'months set
' vice, "as the record seems to have been lost or
mislaid in the removal of the State pariers
When ihi3 capitol _ was threatened ;by the,
rebels :
Charlea T. Campbell, Mar. 4,-1862, 67th.
Frederick S. Stambaugh, Scp.,2o, 1861, 77th.
earrittel - P. Spear, Aug. 20, 1862,_1lth:Cav
alry,
(from reg. army.)
James G. Elder, Aug. 13, 1862, 126th. •
- Cols: Campbell and -Stumbaugh both re-.
signedhecause_of their appointment aiiirig
tulier Generals ; but in the eicess of nomi
nations made by the President;the name of
"Col. Stumbaugh with ninny others, was
dropped. Gen. Canipbell is now in service
under Gen. .Pope in the North-west. 061.
',Stunshaugh's,plesee having been filled while
acting as a Brigadier, he was necessarily but
hZinprably retired from the Bariki. - Howse
a Colonel also in the three monthsservice.
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LIEUTENANT CCLONELS..'
Peter B. Iloesuua, 77th. Oct. 11, 1861. f •
11. W. M'Allelt, 107th; Nov. 7, 1861.*
James Mac. Thompson, 107th, Dee. 21,1862..
'Ci eorge Stetzel, 11th Cavalry,Au,g. 20,1862.,
1). Watson. Rowe, 126th, Aug. 13; 1862..
4,- MAJORS.
James Mac.. Thompson, 107th, Oct 17, 18624
jamas C. Austin, 126th, Aug. 13, 1862.*
Robert -S. Brownson, 126th, Dec. 23, 1862.
CAPTAINS. i .
Wrri. TY. Dickson, D, 6th Res.,;April 24,1861.
:Wilson Reilly, K, 12th Res., April 24;1861.*'
•
Jolla S. Eyster, K, 12th Res., July 13, 1861.* ,
Reikskiah Easton, A.lst Art., Aisg. 5,,18614
Mark „Kearns, G, Ist Art., 5ept...14,18614;
Samuel R. 11'Kesson, A, 77th; Sept: 28,1861.
jOhn_E: Walker, A, 77th, Fish. 3,1863.
',,liiseph Thomas, H, 77th, 31;-1863.*
Alex: J.. Stevens, Battery B; Dee. 6, 1802:
Jos: ThompSon, - B, 107th, Oct. 5,18614
'John T; Dick H, 107th, Nov. 7,1861;*
A. Jackson Brand, K, 107th, Oct. 8, 1861.*
: njarein,Rliodes, K, 107th, N0v..24, 1862.
;
hert B. Ward, D, 107th, Oct. 28, 1861.
L4ohn Doebler, A, 126th; Aug. 9, 1862.
Seines .0. Austin, B, 126th, 18624
Wm. H. Davidson, B, 126th, Aug. 20; 1862.,
ito:bcrt 8, Brov - mon, 0, 12Gth, Aug. 9, 18624
Jam-i , P. M'Culloch, C. 126th,-Dec.23, 1862..
John
,H. Reed, D, 126th, Aug: 9, 1862.*
J. onurtney Hullinger, D, 126th, jar.. 26, 1863
• Wm. W. Walker, E, 126th, Aug. 9, 1862.
George.L. Miles, G, 120th, Aug. 9,1862.,
Jklisi H. Walker, H, 126th, Aug. 9, 1862,
D 11 ittson Rowe, K, 126th, Aug. 8, 18624 '
Andrew R. Davison; K, 126th; Aug 9, 1862.
Elias K.-. Lehman, B, 158th,' Nov. 4, 1862.
Archibald R. Rhea,, D, 158th,.Nov. 4, 1862.'
• Barttetz, E, 158th, Nov. 4;1862.
Wen. E. McDowell, 1, 158th, Nov. 4, ,1862.
Win. tl. Sollenberger, H, loth Cavalry, Oct..
28, 1862.*
A.:ff. Snyder, H, 16th Cav:,:Mar..12,.1863.
/anther B. Kurtz, G, 17th Cay., Oct. 80,1862..
Charles A. Funk, A, 165th,, Nov 4, 1862.
.srinsr 'tir.u.r.rskzus: • '
David•Vance,'D, 6th Res. April 24;"1,861'. 4 .'
Jos. A. Davisya, D, 6th Res., Aug. 1; '1862.
T. Fletchei, K, 12th Res., JulYlB,lB6l.*
Jesselittle,B, 12th Res., Sept. 13', 1861.*
Wm: H. Sollenberger, A., let Art., May 24,
1861.4 t
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CamPbell,, A., Ist Art., Dee. 21,1861.*
H. E. Palsgrove; A, Ist' Arta . May 24; 1861.*
' sol. Barnes, 0, let Art., July 27„1861,* '
11.Shorb, 0, 55th, MaY,26,,1863.
.Jno. E. Walker, A, 77th, Feb. 3, 18634 ,
Henry R. Thompson- D.; 77th;;Tuly 27, 1862$
James "F. Shattuck, H, 77th, Mar. 31, 1862.
.fitinsuel M. McDowell, 8at.13, Dee. 6, 1861.
Thomas, Myers, K, 107th, Dee. 31;1862: '
• jOlari'S".`Ninori, D, llth Cay., Sept. 10, 1861."
Winger, D, 23. Art., : Aug. 23,1862.;
John Stewart; A, 126th,, Aug. 9, 1862.
Geo. W.-iiVelsh,-A, 126th,-Aug.--15 ; 1862.
. Samuel Hornbraker, 0, 126th, Aug: 9, 1862.*
*Tali., P. McCulloch, C,1,26th, Feb. 18.1863$
. .Jeremiah Cook, D, 126th, Aug. 9, 1862.*
G.'F..-Platt, D, 1 126th, Dec. 8, 1862.
GieO. N. Walker;'E; 126th; Aug, 9, 1862..
StephenO. McCurdy, G, 12.6 th, Aug. 9, 1862.
Win. _H. Mackey, H, 126th, Aug. 26th, 1862.
John G. Rime; K, 126th, Aug.' l 3, 1862.
Michael D. Miller, B, 158th, Ndv. 4, 1862.
Jacob S. Snively, D, 158th, Nov. 4, 1862:
• Wrir. S. 311a1Well, E,' 158th, Nov_. 21, 1862.
Joseph Rock, 0, 158th, Nov: 4 ; 1862.
John Beaver, - 1, 158th, Nov. 4, 1862. :'•
SOL Br Barnea; la, 16th 6 4 7.; Mar. 12, 1 1863.
DanieLSnively, 17th Cay., Oct. 6, 1862.
Goo.'l6sth, Nov. 4, 18624 .
-1 - 1 E Nev; ton Horner, A, 165th; Jan. 2,1863.
Martin B. Wright, A, 166th, May 27,1863:
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.aceotinlanutzxenTs.
NMI
- Geo. Cook; K, 107t14 Oct: 8, 1861.*'
Ale;. C. Landis, 11, 107th, Dec. 31, 1862.
-James H. Aughinbaugh, 1), llth Cay., Sept:
10,1861.*, • '
Minnich,
.1„, 11th Cay., Oct. 14,1862:
Wm: - MeLenegan, A, 126th, Aug. 15, 1862:
jacob S. Trout, 0, 126th,- Aug: 9,1862.
' Courtney Hullinger, D, 126th; Aug J,,1862
Clay McCauley, D, 126th, Dec. 3; 1862.
. 4 .ll6slj.tNill, 13, 126th; Aug. 9,18624'' - •
lienry H. Breneman, E, 126th, _Aug. 15, 1862.
...Henry.O. Portescue, •G, 126th,Aug.9, 18624
Ben). P. Zook, G, 1261 h, Dec".-13, 1862.
,Josiah W. Fletcher, H, 126th, Aug. 9, 1862.
- Jelin W. P. Reed, 11, 126th; Aug. 9, 1862.
Adam En:WEE:h., B, 158th, Nov. 4,1862.
John Hassler, 0, 168th, Nov. '4;1862:
Samuel M. Ropflick, E, 168th, Nov 21,1862.
John L: Ritchey, F,lsBth,,Mar. 18, 1863.
William Stover, G; 158th, Nov: 4,1852.
Jo'hif Wr _Jones, 168thigov. 4, 1862.
A. McDowell', B, 16th Cay., Oct.l, 1862.*i
' Valentine 'Bohn, H, 16th Cav4Oct: 28, 1862;
g',Armsta•Ong, IT, 16th cay., Mir. 23,1863, 4
Wm. R. Kreps, G, 17th Oak.,•Oct. 36, 18624
Homier, 165th, .Nov. 4, 18624
" Pm:actin Ditzler, - A,7166t,h, Jan. 2;1863.*
'Abram S. Oyer, A, 1556;,jurie. 6, 1868;
Wm. Butgesa, , D, 6th Res., May 31, 1861. 1 t •
Reed, K, 12th iteserVes,July 1861'.
Wm. Stitt, A v ist Artillery,-Aug., '6, 1861.*'
JacoliV. peitrieh,A, lit A rt.; Mar ; 6, 1862.*
Petei'Coranalap, , A, lit Ark., Jan.2s, 1863:
s`Mth'it - Keairis, G, , lst Art:, Aug. 2; 18614.
Yi r - Rouser* 0, 57th, Jan..6„1863. • ;
Joseph Ili:Mil t A, 77th; Sept. l 28, 1851.1 •
:Arthur ikzulett, A, 77th, arch 81, 1862.*
• -- - CHAPLAB.
`l*. J. Pomeroy, 32d, Sept. 16; 1862,
Rev. Rawaid YeMe, 116th; Sept.. - 11,1862
• ,- Rat It L. Chapman,' 12341,-Aug, 21,1862.*
Ray. Niccol Is, 1260; Atig.l2, 1802.*
John Ault, 126th, Nov. 23, 1862: _ •
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• ' VIISCELLANZOUB. • -
4.SitriStewart, Adjutant, l'26th, Aug, 16, 1862:
T. J. i nn, Q. Master, 126th, Aug. 18, 1862.
There may be ; inaccuracies- in' the forego-', A Mumma- .. of • the' Union League Ur'
ing ; but it is perhaps as nearly .correct us'; Chamhersburg, was held in the Court Honse,
such 6 list can now be made, Those Marked on Moiday evening Tait, President 'Reed 'in,
! -
thus ' 4- resignedoriN - ereothertise discharged; -i the chair. Minutes of last meeting read and
those marked thus f died or were 'killed' in adopted. A communication was read from
'service, and those marked thus : were pro- c Hon. ' WM., D. Kelly; in NV li ie h
~ he stated
emoted. his inability to addres the engue on Men-,
THECnon.--:•Notwithstanding stlle. day, August 10th, on Account of a - prior , en
in/ill:. gakement. On fruition the comm - unication•
merable inconveniences to which our citizens
• was reterred'back, to the Committee for fur
have been exposed, - . by 'the robberies of the Aber action. The Leag r uc then went to the
rebels and the continued Occupation of pur- nomination of officers for the rfsit six
county by the -military, the wheat', crop has I r i i - on - t b s . . • • • • •
.been safely harvested with coinparativeltlit7 Adjourned to tneet on Friday evening, A
tle loss. With due allow nice tor. the loss gust 7th. • . B. L. AtiAtrF.E.B.,
resulting from want of labo; stock, 'wagons G.. O. 8E11.1143M8,
and'other implements stolen or partiallY. - • s ee : retar i es .
stroyed by the, rebels, quite a full average I
crop of wheat has-been gathered. • The wheat t .
was sowed very late hit fall as a rule, be
cause of- . ,lhe excessive drought, and much
apprehension was felt by the farmers that
the crop would
,be n partial failure; but it
has turned out most fortunate, for had the
wheat been ready to harvest .by the Ist of
July, as it usually is, it must have been al
. most if not entirely lost., The rebels occu
pied the county until the 10th of July on the
southern border, and after.they left, the far
mers had to gather up the stock they had
saved by sending-it off, which took several
days more, so that mtich of our . wheat was
harvested late aslthe 20th of July, Some
loss was
-of course suffered, as it was too ripe
to be cut and handled without shelling; but
'Upon the whole, Considering how' narrowly
they saved any .part of it, the, farmers have
done well with their wheat.
The crop'of clover 4 hay was lost in the en
tire county, excepting perhaps in
,a few dis-,
tricts bordering on Cumberland and in the
valley. Considerable timothy is raised in
the county, however, and it is, saved,
though, net got' up in good condition because
of the. nfavorable weather.
The corn crop will be short for want of
ploWing.'Awe-thirds of the county, the
corn has not been worked since the 15th of
June, as the - rebels came on the 16th, and
farmers could not have their stock at hoini
for . a
month thefeafter. Just - the season
when corn needs to be 'svorked most:it was
necessarily neglected, and a shrift, crop must
be the consepience. The' season has been
singularly favorable for corn, and there is a
most luxuriant growth of stocks, grass and
weeds,; but it -will not ear well when not
worked in July. Should the season still con
tinue favorable, we may have nearly an aver
age crop of corn; but had it been properly
worked, Franklin Would have produced The
largest corn crop this season ever raised in
the county, -The potatoes are, of course,
suffering with'the corn for want of plowing,
but not to the same extent, as they were
worked pretty generally after the farmers
returned. •
The loss of a month in midsummer to our
farmers is a Moat serious embarrassment to
_them, and one - from which the l , i will not' re
coverbefore.-i-c—rfex spring.---It-wil/ keep them•
behind their'Work until late in the fall, and
the want of horses' occasioned by the hun
dredif stolen ly the - rebels, will of Cowie...re.,
tard them 'very much in their operations.
Let them be careful 'to undertake - only that
which they can Sowell, fbr'a small c,rdp well
put out- is infinitely better thin a large one
badly done. •
THE convalescents of the 158th regiment,
in- which -were most of the drafted men from
this county, reached,- , Harrisburg last week,
inpare of*Rey. Daniel Hartman. The regi
ment, if not there by this time, will be there.
in a very , few days and the men will be mus
tered out,_ and discharged. It is conceded
on all hands, that our -drafted men from;
Pennsyivinia: made excellent soldiers,
..eind
none surpassed Col. IlleKibbin's command in
all the qualities which make valuable and
reliable men in the service. -We doubt not
that many of them will volunteer after they
have been home a little time, and again
ter the service during the war. Being ex
perienced men, they will be entitled to the
liberalhounty of over $4OO should they re
enlist.
A BEAUTIFUL ENGrAvmp.—Rev. I. J.
&mix, well known to most of our readers,
as a gentleman who rendered most essenal
f:ervice to the Union cause when beforo the
battle of Antietam, and who suffered most
unjustly. therefiir, is :die only auth - orized
agent in• this-and adjoining', counties for a
most exquisite Engraving entitled "Christ
131essing ','Child,reh." It. is- frOm a
painting by Sir Charles , Eastlake, engraved
on steel in mezzotint by Sarten, 18 by 21
inches inside of the frame. • Itillustrates the
incident recorded by the several Evangelists,
pf.the bringing of children - Ito Christ for his
benediction. We bespeak for Mr. iitine,the
generous patronage of the public.
Anirrnim Orr BAGE COM* ' IT:TED BY ,A
: soLninn.--George Dell,. an' 'old
and crippledstegro of respectability, ,residing
iii. Carrstown, while :sitting at his window
ou Monday afternoon last, was - apprOinhed
soldier who , was engaging him in a
.rather; ;friendly conversation, when
soldier came up,-and Without any provocation
'earning, stabbed•the poor, old, inoffensive
negro in the breast with his bayonet. ' The
'fellow, welelieVe, was- arrested and is now
confined, in jail.. We have no positive assn{
- ranee that, this
_wretch_ -was drunk, but for
the sake of humanity, and the company he
disgraces g,i4e him this plea.
Tifi,Union Ctionty &invention met here
'on Saturday last; and *dad a call for the
:Union Delegate' EleOtions on Saturday the
16th of August, bettv'een - the hours of two
and sik °clock; Af;, , -6):id for :.thelTilion
'Convention on Monday the 17th at 11 o'cloaL
Dr. S. E. Duffield, of •„Fulton county was
concurred lives :Senatarial Delegate to th e
linforoState , Convention, and-Abx. X. 11e4
Clure was chosen Representative Delegate,:
It s,'.oloi'*"!' '4poi*i;''Pi, - tn't* : #4 - ,iii,sr , #;a
WE call attention to the advertisement
, of
Messrs. Smith & Richardson, Hardware
dealers,. No. 611, Market St., Philadelphia,
merely to state that Air. Smith is J. - F. Smith,
formerly of-the firm of Shryeeli & Smith of
this place. Te many former customers - of
Ntr. Smith in ` the Book basilicas will doubt-
Jess transfer .tha.same confidence to him in"
the Hardware trade.
." • •
' NATIONAL TB Ati KSGIVING. —TO-morrow
.Thursday) has been appointed by the. Presi
lent'of the United States as a day of Thanks
givin. All places of :business: will be
.dosed, and services 'held in the German .11e
rormed, 'Lutheran, Methodist and United
Brethren plaurches at 10 o'clock, A. M. '•
WE welcome the sprightly _faces of the
Greencastle Pilot, Mercers - buri Journal, and
ViraYneSboro' Record, all' of which had-been
4uspended for some five weeks. Their' are
All out natural as ever, and long may they
flourish withimi; another interruptiotay the
rebels.
CORP. SAMUEL RORARAUGH, of St. Thomas,
klmember of Company 11, 16th Pa. Cavalry,
o was wounded near Sheppardstown, Va:,
vn the 16th of. July; - died the following day''
from his 'Wounds, aged '3l years, 3 months
and 4 days.leaVeq a wife and chith.
Fr has beet(recomrnended by the Chriitian,,
Commission ibut collections be taken up 'to-.,
morrow (Thanksgiving Day) in all churches
in which services are bold, to aid them in
their efforts to relieve the wants of our patri
otic sick and wounded soldiers.
FRAICCIS H. TUF.10:11, of Perry county, Was
killed q,t Gettysburg. He enlisted originally
in the McClure Rifles under Capt. W. Reilly,
and served' withcredit during the entire war;
and was engaged in every -battle - with the!
. •
Reserve Corps. ;Peace - to his ashes.
MAJ. 3011 N S. FILLETt„ formerly editor of
the Fulton RC
. Thcblipcin , and recently froiii
Bedford, was a volunteer aid to Gen. Strong •
during the attack upon Fort -Wagner. Ire
led a chargO upon the very • guns of the Fort
and Was captured,
WE'notice in ttte St. lioitis Democrat the
advertisements of our old - friend debit' L.
Carson, as Captain and . Commissary of Sub
sistence. He iieminently..fitted
_for' the po
sition, and is , a rraluable °beer for the gov
t.
ernment. _
Onn Court will meet on Monday next, but'
the business will be confined chiefly to the
disposal of ,criminal cases:, No civil trials
or accounts in the Orphans' . Court can be
acted upon.
THE Directors of the Waynesboro Saving
.Fund meet on the loth inst. ; to dissolve the:
partneiship and organize a Bank under the
act of Congress. Sengible movement. B
Ar Official order has been issued directiug
that the drafted ,men of Franklin. Bedford,
Fulton, Juniata, Adams, Somersetand other
counties shall rendezvous at Carlisle.
TELE Provost Marshal General his decided'
that substitutes .betvvren the ages of 18 • and
20 may be furnished bydrafted men if phys..:
ically qualified for the service.
MURRY'S CANIPHORATED CORDIAL never
tvito to cure Diarrhea and ("haler t ,Iforbus. It is ebr:.
tab), salaam] speedy. The smallest child can take it.
It is prepared am: sold by Miller llenshey.
.•
BUY your Kerosehe 011 from GoNicks; he
id agent CT snit of tho bpst on Companies in the State,
aed atxnya sells the best oil wholtaale and retail.-
Go TO Gelwicks'.wholkale and retail store,
sec tho largo stock• and get bargains.
*travel) ant *tofett.
CO A REWARP :—Strayed or Sto
foivy len - from the roniises ef Mr.-Etter, in dreeti
Township. about four miles from tlroenvillage, , on dun.
.'ay mvrntng, the nth inst;. n &ARUM YMAIt E. with
a star on her forehead, th Mack-feet. and black mane
and tall.nlne- a slight near on the right' fore iihonlaer.
She left a suchinttcali at home,. The above reward will
be paid to anrone Stitt dlneov.rand return said inamto
' JOHN Vi AL',
JD 22-3 t. , • Newlin , g.Ctinih'd Co..
r _ ORTY
T DO'LLARS... REIVAItI).-- 1
g Stelet. from filo t;teture fielifof thesutourther.'on
the Riddle Film, about n•mile nods huff Norther Chem
beraburg, on Moutlary night, the Etth luiittot... A DARK
ROAN MARE-, five.) care dd. rvizlctind hoe two
himpti.cin theovitioriq A reword ots4o gfll=be paid for
the return of the mare in good, condition.
Jul,. '22: SAMUEL BURNS.
USTRA.Y..;--: rn
Cae to, the residence
jui of the sobseriber,. milo-Vrurt of Greenwood,
near the Tneoplhe on the 4th of July, 11 HEAD CIF
SHEEP, end 1 HULEY COW: A ny person proving pro=
portyand Paidrigenniges -con have th ermine, bYnliptying
perseifilly or by letter to • S. E. STALL.
jnly 22",'83 - - • • -
•
ESTRAY:-:—Canie - te' ,the residence
of the subscriber, 2 Inites smith of Otiatobersburg,
, •otweon the Waynesboro' end GreencastWroati:2.o head
1 f Sheep and 4 putubs t ultof vtitch are marked with the
titer N. The owuer can Imo - Sheep by fully' identeffr
'ig the Berrie nOd piping 'ebarges, 1 ._
...„
• - july2o;'t , B 3t. '- • -•': = ViIfS ,. VONDEROW: '.
~.
.
'A ISTRA_Y...-, Came to', the : residence
of the subscriber; neaVYiyettevlllo, about the 2(1
( nly, a large BRINDLE COW ,and CALF.' The Cow
supposed to he nboitt'nine years old.. The owner can
tre the eatneV . folly Identiflng and Twylnw charges.
July V-3t.- - - , ...lAMBS CRAWFORD. ,
-
N, CENTS, will pay for REPO , ,
O
SITORY month to bo sent. tie a Soldim bi
te service.
Ve3tstyle,
and lowesttatei, ;4 theetliee of the FRANKLIN
RPOSITORY, • •••-
tAXD=i3ILLS, fromthe litigerifto
the smallest, ha -WSW or &Duman!, .prio
. ted. at
ado of the FRANKLIN REPOSITORY." '
egai'gotiteo: -
A A 3 . OTN T .RESOLUTION PRO=
PO3INC+ CER.TAIN , AMENDNENTS ITO TILE%
-;
Be it - resolved by the'Senate and ifouseqf Represcolw.;
.tires IV' the: thati - nonutealth;of l bans? iran is irk .Genern{
"-Wendt!" wwl. That the fdlowing amendinehta be prOpo
sea to the Constitution_ of the Commonwealth, in accord-.
once with the prorisiais of the 'tenth article t Uercof:
There s hall be en additionat section to the third article
ofthe Constitution, to he ilesignateti as Section fouri is
I follows; ,
liavtioa:4. ;Whenever any of the qualified elect , rsof
this Ccuinienwealth shall hi in any actual ,milatary tier
rice, under a reqnisition from the President eta° tini-.
ted States. or by the' authority of .this Coturnenweaith,
such electors may exercise- tae right ni suffrage in all
elections by the citizens, under such regulations as are,
or shall be, prescribed by law, as .frnly as• if:they were
' present at their usual place of election. ,
There shall be two additional sections to the eleventh
article eiConstitutlen, to be designated as pectiondelght
and eine - , as fullOWO: - _ -
Sectiost 8. No bill shall be passed by the Legislature
containing fliers than one ;,uhject, which Omit be clearly.
express; in the title, except appropriation hills. .
8E02.10,8 P. No bill shall he. passed by the Legislature
granting any powers, or -privileges, in any case. where
the authority to grant such powers, or privileges, bas
been, or may hereafter De, conferred upon the courtii of
this commrnwralth. .101 IN CESSNA,
- • - 'Speaker of the Reuse of Representative .
401.1 N P. PENN
_ 'Speaker flee Senate.
OPYICE Or TAT, EC.P.ETAII.I' Or TI3gCO3I3!ONITEALTS,
Harrisburg, July 1, 1803. 1 . •
Perintytrania, SS: Ido hereby certify that the foro,
going and annexed id a -full. true tend correct
L. }cony of the original Joint ltesolations 'o the.
general Aisembly, entitled "A Joint Resolution
proposing certain Amendineuts to _the Constitution," as,
the damo remains on file in this once.
In testimony - whereof, l'lnive hereunto - set my hnnd,
and canned the seal of the Secretary's dffice to be affixed,
the day and year above written.'F,Ll SLIFER; •
julyls, te ' Secretary of the-tharincalaectlth:
' LIST OF GRAND and .
VERSE JIIRO I S. drawn tlq a Court of Oyer and
lerionler:Cuurt of,quarter Sessions of the Vence, and
a court of Ciarirott Elena, to be held at Chambersburg,
on Monday. the 10th day of August, A; D. 190 a.
GRAND JLROBS; 'August _TC7472, •1863._
itycsong John A Morcelabarg; Iteard Andrenr. Hutu
ilton TOWllship; Bauman Juhn, - Guilford; Barnhart Henry,'
'Antrim; Brackenridge S 0, taouthampton: Crowe Benj.
Tannetti Campbell Charles, - Metal; Deardorf. John
Geilf,,,rd ; Fr e y John, Mntgomery; Feldman Peter,: ban-'
bersburg: Henderson Upton. Guilford; Wanindin
Guilford; Lehman J acob. G nilford; heels Innellana Wash
ington; Ntrihrrily'S 0, Fannett; stake Daniel. Farniett;
Stouffer Daniel. Letterltennyi*-Stake William, Letter.
keliny; Shank-11m y, 'Antrim; Shartlo' Samuel, Mont
goniery: Speck Joseph, Letterkenuy . Snider Jacob C,
Guilford; Wilson And: ow, Waynesboro': Welsh Henry,
Hamilton. -
T.R.A.VERSE JURORS
BotsermauJoiteph,Montr,bmery; Brewer Isaiah, 'War
reit; Bushey Henry, Montgomery; Betathreak
Washington; Dyers David C. Lurgau; Byers John' W.
St. Thomas; Baketter Daniel D, Quincy; Cresslor,Joseph
Cr:Southampton; Dull Peter, - Quincy; Dittman George,
Chambershurg; Elder s•amuel, ginnott; Foreman Daniel,
Greencastle; Sortney William, Quin4; Gilbert Joseph,
Washington; Heintzleman Samuel W, Guilford; Huber
Benjamin,
_St. Thomas; Harman'Jerentiah. Guilford;
hawk John, Peters; llarbangb Hem ge T, Quincy;
Ho singer Jacob. Guilford; Liarbanch Simon, Hamilton;
June , Jesse; Metal; Johnston William; Funnett; Leedy
Jacob V ,8,-Letterkenny; Leckrnhe Daniel 11,. Antritiu
McLanaltan A 11, Antrim; McKee Mathew, Greene;
McClain William, Metal; Morrow William, Fannett;
McCune James A, , 'Meredrsburg; McGeehan Geo. Cham
bersburg; Miller Willi tm, Sr., Waynesboro'; McFerTen
Peter, Onilfold; McColloh A S. Warren; Oyer Jacob,
Hamilton; Peckman Frank, St. Thomas; Rebuck John,
Ltarn; Atuthranff William, Antrim; Small Benj. C,
Guilford; Sentman Samuel L. Lurgain Sellers John A,
St. Thomas; Sitinner Joh , * 5, Metal; SnivelySamuel, An
trim; Titom.ts.lohn If, Warren; Waddel Thomas A, Her
cersbnrg; Welch' Jacob R, West John,
Clutrubersburg; Walter Henry, Washington.
ROCtkMATION.-• TQ the Coro
g. • her. the Justices of the Peace. and the Constables of
tue ,Different .Townships -in. - the Comity of Franklin,
Greeting: Know all yo, that in , pttrenniice of a precept
to me rbreeted, • under the hand one:mai of the MN.
SAME . ; KILL, President of the several Curls of Com
inon Pleas, in the Sixteenth District, con•isting of the
counties of Somerset, Bedford, Fulton and Franklin. and
by virtue of his office. the Ctr.rt of Oyer and Terminer
awl General i elitory for she trial of capital and
other offenders therein, and in the General Court of
Quarter Sessions of the Poicc, and WILLUM W. PAXTO3
end JAMLS 0. Ctr.seX, Eggs., Judges of the SaTfleCoUla
ty of Franklin. You and each of you are hereby requir•
cd to be and appear in your proper persons with your
Records, ltecogniLances."*Exiuninatmas, and other Re
membrances - beiore the Judges aforesaid, at Cham
bersbiwg nt a - Court of Oyer and Ternnuer and General
Jail Delttery, and Gym ral Quarter Sessions of flu:Peace,
therein to he holden for tip County or Franklin afo-e
-said, ctn the Second Sonday in Augurt. being the lllth day
ql* the month, at 11/ o'clock in the, forenoon of that day,
then and there to on those things, which to sour several
offices appertain.
Given under my hand at Chamberabrirg, the 15th day
of July, 1863. ' SAMUEL BRANIYr.
. ' • heriff.
g rIiRDINANCE.—Be it enacted and
,ordaiiied by the 11 lavas and Town Council of the
Borough. of Lizambersburg, and it is hereby enacted and
°rani:nett by the authority elf the .tatne, That the Twenty-
Fourth Section of the tionentl Borough Ordinances in'
relation'to the building, inakiiig or patting any ltkk,
Reap or Parcel of Grain, Ilay,Straw, Chaff or Fodder, or
other Conibustilde Material, pasAed the2litli day, ofJuly,
and 4 •An Ordinance ain't reference to the keeping
of Straw, Ray, and trnes withli the limits ofthe borough.
of tliamberaburg, and regulating the, erection of Strita
'Stesming Buildings: passed thelitis day of January, A.
D.,1863. be and the'sante arc hereby repealed.
Passed and ordained the 11th day of J une. A. D. 1363.
.1. T. 110ellaNSWI, Burgess.
C. W &sus, D. M. 'LUSHER :
J. W. Ruts% T . J. MARIJ.Y,
Attest: PETEP. Cor =AUX, 2l.wrs Osumi/.
HUMMER. Si Vy July .5-6 t
NOTICE.—The undersigned, with
niaitiothers. have had thoirlenco destroyed .by
Inc military cacupation of this section. and are unable
to repair them f n sonic time to come.. Their crops are
therefire ex:posed to *stock that is permitted to run
at large. They herell glee, notice to their neighbors,
and especially to the Owners of cows, hogs. town,
not to a lowtheir stock to run at large, as in justice to
themselves they must enforce Wilt laws strictly. They
t•ppeal to all neighbors to respect their notice.
MICHAEL LE 11ER, LEVI OYLER. '
WM. SKINNER. DANIEL M'OLEARY,
JOON II Al/E. • SAIIIIIII.IIEINTZELNIAN,
' I LEY S E ft, .R. NIES 4 ERSMITH,
B.GREEN AWALT, ctiAS.ll. 11IIRNraT,
• JOS. KELLy,n, AUX—MARTIN, '
DR. E. CULBERTSON, JOSHUA DEAR,
malt -22-3 t , ADAM 11IIRA.
VOTlCE.—Whereas, Letters of
NI 4 Adminietration - on the Estate of - George- A. An•
der run, late of Quincy tcrwnship . ..dee d, have been grant'.
tl to the subscriber, residing in Quincy township.
Alt persons indebted to thesaid Estate, ore hereby re•
quested to make immediate paymunt,and those having
claims or deroantisitga,inNt the Emote of said decedent ;
Will' make know.itthe same Niltliott delay,'M '
July 22-43 t. ' LEVI C. KEPNER. Adtn'r„
1 1 / 4 TOTlCE.—Whereas Letters Tes,
lamentary to the Fstete James Beatty, late of
Antrim township: dsc'd, baYebenn grouted to •the stib r
scribers. „_
Al persons indebted to the said Estate nro requested
to make immediate payment tind there having claims
ur demands against the Estate of the said decedent will
make known the attme without delay, to . • - •
JAMES TILL. I r t
- JOY 22:63: 13. H.ElkiNhttY, 44xee 'l 918*
XTOTICE.—:-Whe:reasi. LOtters of
Athninistratiorton the Estate of Isaac Btritr,Lete
trl Uuitford township, deed, have. been grunted to the
sUbscriber.•
All persons knowing themselves indebted too:lidEstate
will please make immediate payment, end those having
dams Present them profierly
.. suthenticate for, settle-
Meet. • , - ; JACOB F. 11129,
July 29,'63-6t, - Adm'r.
HISKERS,I-Pelatreau's
lattng Onguint, ar French - :Dream, for Bald
Reads and Bare-ftcos.—This ,celebrated artiste is war
ranted to bring out a ftillset or Whiskers on the smooth.
eat face, or a fine growth,of hair on a Bald Wed, in leis
than•isix weeks, and will in no way stain Or lidure ,the
skin.. 'The French Cream is manufacture° 'by br. 1 51. Pe•
taireaus, of parts;and Lithe only rellabld article of the
"Use no other," Warranted fn every a'so. One
Sox Vial do' the work.- Prim $l,OO. Imported and for
sale Wholesale and.Retalthy THOS,B.,CIIAMAN, , •
Chemistand Druggist, so. Broadway, New York. -
P.B.—=.A Box of the Ongnent sent to pay address- by
return mail. on reciipt of price, audls centeforypstage.
Job' 15; 63 dt
ilia, or in Thispitall, can liaridah them with :the
eIiViiITORY three menthe foT 2.sceutsi•itx woriV lB f"
60`ceute f or one year fi)i $lOO. •-• •
DARENTS '6f, Soldiers in the Ser
vice, or In HorPliala, cart Iturnich , them with We
, REPOSITOitt thrown:Lonrho-for:ls cents; elz months for
50 - cents, or one year. for UM. • • 1 • •
=,IIDROTIIIIIS of Soh:tiers t ihe :Ser
vice,
or flospitata, -fat:Wilt ;them with the
..liticocerrmy thiee ninths for 25 centr,lalitinantlta for
SOseata, or ono year for $1.90.
Drugo, ficitit#, Sze.
1u OLDEST OUSE ir4 TOWN,
A' : • oR p 1 1G STORE,
IS MILLET{ &- SE\TSHEY'S,
On the NOrthwest Corner of the Dinmond
wiIERE CAN 8E nAD,
en'EAP FOE CASII,
"Evorytkdng, and more thatk is nanally L•ept ihrDimg
Storm.
TOR INSTAItiog,
AU Regatsi Drugs,
Cough Syitii.s,
Blurriiy's Ciimphoratod Cordial,
Thut -14111.clUziMarihe.1,
Cordiale, Certain Remedies,
Rheumatic Linlinent,s,
Anodyne Cordial,
. The I.RfalWaProtFctor :
And 3lother'ffi ?xienti,
Wanp. Syrups,
Lounges,.And
.Cod ',tier Oils,
- ,
tatd Extr aet BaciYu,
.Lindsay's Blood Searcher,
Sazsapnr Ala Syrups.' -
And all other Standard-Preparations of the•
• -
None Others Kept at thli loose.
•
•
SPARS, about tarty kinclg
P.EII7I7MESIY, the bait 04 411 kinds ;
lionsr and CArmr, POWDER.% that 'can ho rolled on; '
HEROSZNE LtilPa, and
Ii.f.ROSESS LAMP CIIIIINETS
THAT WILL -liOT SENA K,
MILLER d HENSIIEY'S,
.Tuno 17;-'63; '
_
y iN s t../) Y',S • .{l,edie l ti Dibuovcry,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla:,
eme'sCed Liver Oil.
Lindsay's !good Searcher,
. - Stover's Bitters,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Stvain4PAIVICO3, . „
Brown's Ferenc() of Jamaica Winger,
' Ueintbold'sßxtract Machu. - • v
'ltadtvay's - -
Spalding's Throat tonfertions,
- - BrowluiTroctieTs.
and other reliablo.Medicines at. SPANOLEft,'S.,
. „if) tobe' drib' Einbjare •
?TIRE , c DUTCH". SETTLEMENT"
bDOWN TOWN 1:--,Extentire Tin, Copper and afore
znatishnientl f—Tbe untleraigned re3perriaßy
forms hie friends and the public generally that he has
rettioved hie establishment from the '..l3utch Settlement"
up town, to. the" spacious- Room formerly occupied by
Lairalith Brand, add nearly oppoiito White's Cloth
ing Store.
110 has just received a large assortment of COOK,
COAL, PARLOR and NINE-PL %TB :4TOV.IIS of the
moat approved and latest patterns, which he can and is
'let ipined to Balla., cheap, it net a little cheaper. than
can be had elsewhere id the eourrtry,
Ile has also, and intends keeping constantly on hand,
a large assortment of Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Ware
made of the best material and by good workmen.
- 4ia• Petsods In watit'of idly thing in the above line
are requested to give him a call beflre_purchasiug toed
where, as he feels convinced that he cansuit thew either
as regards thearticle or the price.
SPOIifING made and put up at the shortest notice.
All king of repairing done neatly and expeditiously.
Old Pea - tor, Brass and Copper taken i.. exchange for
Ware, or the highest price given in cash -
Juno-17.1563. . JACOB B.MILLER.
HOUSEIPIP.ORS„.READ I—Gal
taglier's Sunrise Air.:Tightt—A 1 , 14 t
LuoulNtt STOVE. 'Nhe plates are very heavy...a:J:lllo, e
Whole btuve is finished inn superior manner. warrant
this Stove tone superior co any Flat-row Stove now in
the market; and rtspettfully insiterny friends and the
public and exnudnezhis Store, of which there
nre ses - crul sizes. -
I have also a great variety of other 000KINil
STOVES of every style; PARLOR. STOVES. now and
beautiful patterns, together with, a heavy stock
STOVES fur Churches, Stores, ()dices, Hotels.
JOB'S es. LUDWIG,
- Wholesale And Dealer' '
STOVES, VA AND COPPER WARE.
N. B.—l have been nppoin ted Sole Agent rer Gala-
Our's Celeibrat Sunrine Air-Tight Cook Stocein Charu
-bereburg.l'nr, _ Juno 17,
A T ETTER,:HAMILTON_ & COS
Great Store .tuid Tin Ware-,Store, corner of the
tnthnund, can be seen the largest.best. and cheapest'
stock of Goods in Chnmhersbnrg. They - have .COOK•
STQT.R9 for WoOd and Coal, of latest patterwi and'
all sizes. at faii prices. pane 17,1863.',
QyouTING ,DONE AT SHORT
NO mg, of first rato'renterial and cheat).
All work warranted. and cheaper than' can he bon eh t
elsewhere In the County . Call and see lor'fourselves t
at ' ;ETTER, HAMILTON k CO'S.
nearly opposite the flank.
U A TTER, lIA.MILTON & CO. are
ir prepared to put up the best I,IGIITNING RODS
at cheap rates,
A LWAYS ON_IIA'ND, A LARGt
\I L nesottmeritof the Yory beet Tin, Juliet:med . and
cupperware, tiold low at .
rrt , ITAMILTO'N CO'S. !
A LL WORK -WARRANTED.-and
.01 cheaper thin can he bought elsewhere in the
county. • Como mill see—then buy, at
' • EVIIIR, - 11A3111,T0L4 eCPS.
CIALL F 9 R*PARLOR AND DI
NINA ROI CONK STOVES. They are pretty';
pod and cheap. - ETTER; lIA3fILTON dc CO'S.
A feViiloore from Shryock's Bonk Store. i
Eirß and, Sang Goobo.
aREAT . IIAI G:S.I NS
AA FROXNEW YORE AUCPIONS! f
AT WALLACE'S,.-
CORNER OF MAIN AND QUEEN STREETS.
New style Mosambiques, ~ „ .
Diana chene Plaid, • . • .
Twilled Mesanabiques for travelling dresses,
~,
Superior Muslin Delainns in colors, -
Colored Lawns and Crape-do Penh • '
Black Silk, superior n quality. , ' - '
Superior, t.yous Raillerner• Silks; (sublime (plenty.)
A large lot of Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,'
A large lot of Irish Linen, ' • - ' '
Jeconet Collars, new style, •' '
600 Dozens 'AZ O3 , Misses and Men's Cotton Hose, ~
White Linen and Cotton 'Dick,
Superior French Doeskin,
'Superior solid color Pointllie Fig Silks, . .
Superior Grey Leonortis,,,',
.'
Superior Grey Poplin,
Best qualitylirey Leone,
Silk Neck Ties andCollats, -- " '-. - ' i
Ladies and Manes' Fillet„Mitts;
Marseilles Vestings, -
Super Ladies and Mein' Kid Gloves, '
Handsome New style Prints and Gingham& _ : - -
OARPET: ' ._'- ~
Brussels,Telret, Thrently(ininglorllite) and common
Carpet, % ... ...
- Your-fanr ilv4.6mar Cocoa:and Canton Matting, ,,
4-4 t.-4 6-4 6-74 10-4 Moor Oil Clo th s, 1
• Supertax'. Bolting Cloths, r
Bonnotilibbona,
Balmoral Skirts.. ~ . :
;ii~ncfai::
Baltic or ettiusaisallan. July 20, 1203.
STATES - 5-20 LOAN.—The Se
' • cretaryof the Treriaur4r iutxing extended the
time for receiving Subscriptions to this loan. the under
signed gives notice that he will continue- to 'receive sub
scriptions and Purdah the bonds with as little delay as
`possible. Peisons ht vingcsubscribial hart:Wore are re
guested to call, and rose's () choir war,
July 2 r.' 03 • 3 1--f, - G..B.taissszitsmrru.
CARDS p-.—ted in every style, at
lowest rate", at the u9lce of Ile FRANKLIN- R 1
PutITORY.
A:ORANGE TO MARE MONEY-1
' -The tindereigned offer at Pilvate oh ,Cep_
mounting termioll that Valtiable TRACT Cilt LAND DIP].
ati.d inEt. Thoinas township, Franklin County, - ea: 3
adios Nortk-weerefthe - village of 9t. Thoutatt," bottnand
'by lands of 0. i iVilion'e Mrs, Wm. 'Amer, Barr, = 4
tom; containing .
; - ' 220 A it-E
Abiait Yea Aereatif this Tract are clitaredand in a line ,
etateofeultlitilkm 'the Winde of which has .been Mut:
oughly timed within the hat kw, years; the .
- heavily set with thriving Tintiter, There ie a fine Lime
atone quarry on. the Treatises, trent which a antarkar -
finality off nne.is made- The Improvements consist- of
araait twe•atorld Lug ,and Frmrat.OWELLlEtinOVSki. ,
-A FAKE BANK - DARN, erected last earanter: • a- Water
-Fewat-S.AW RILL ; aada 13TA andtaillNlitai MILL,
drivea PT a areal' Steam Engine, and other .nreetentey
- and cenvenient betiding& • - •;: .; '
—.. The , above i l raperty offe•rirgreui indneemente to par
,ihattere of .ttee) Estate. It is tomcod ht a finely ThnhereA
rtshattadal en the demand for Lumber, .3 tasea, tittinglea,
do., le and will .continue on the ink-rear:a, an ertprgetic
business Man et:mid-not fail to wake alone} oat Of the
manradvantagila lb Poems:taw. Fei - e.rns desiring to. in
vest ,in=k Taitlahla.. llo lalrty are inviteil;to view
Salisbury tlhearreinn, residing thereon, wiligive, any in
formation that may he desired. Petw...44on e:m he had
at any'
Jiind '63. v• ' GARTER a SHEAR-MAN.-
- -
DRIVATE SALE - , OF TANNEity
NKAB. VAYSTTEVILiB.—The unileiskiDe'd Nina
aeit nt Vrigutx)Salo, the._,t.ll,luvrit ILIAL-1S-
T. 524, to alt: - - • ••
-•• 80 , AORIS OF LAND.
All tinder good truce and Unable.; with a if,a(rt Orlek
ing.EcneTer ttilingyfeil of vtxt 'Warr near the duct,
nualfirashiug Fkvr; a title tlycharl Pintriiss
the bast frith: Also • - -- •
:121argeVati, 1.1 large Leaches "with limes, and LTnole
Bart 31111. Xotter, Pomp and kul lino Stocks; fat th excel.
lent °tiler, Oa .8 - 11nle'6peratirig,, Vi'ATLII - -13t3W,g11.
Ale., a good' Barkebe4, all
-rn,surptreed in reaverdenta
and labor eating. -
The above property - will be shini to nuy.pereon Ap."
plirativn to'4ats , b It. GA*. olPayrtferliir, or .lolnl 13.
Conirof Cluunborelrarg, Terms 4111 be fean
- June - ykaut. cook:
IFIESTRABLE 'TOWN. -PROPER
'S_
.111: 14.1 it S,kf.E.—The undersignel Wilt 'sell nt erl
v.r,oi Sale, 0-1,070 F UItOtTNI), sitiroto en 1 , 444i/oven
Chantbershurg. adjoining the residenceeT P. lianunan,
Esq.:S4Ving thereon erected a two-stOty "BRICK ifWE,LL:.
INtl 'IOUS with a two-story Crick Back. Ituilifing • at
tatted. a Nye Stable. and ether.'neeessary out-build
lap- There is aka) a Vell'of excellent Water and t Cir
tern on thti prentiserr.
Perebns wishing to view the Tiremires and learn
The tern's, 'cart du so by calling on T. It. nneily, Esq.,
Chanthershutg, or the UHseriber, resiaing in-zhippens
burg. .
.....r.Possesidzirtaivenliin the lot et April next. whi‘n
good title will be rand& by t.. 4 `,11111J ISMS!
June , .
)Chlrnbarsburg. Ys
OLI)
-GOLD PLATES- Pereena 'aqua unt
ArinicialTeetli biblltitbd .up it field Plate, in';`arge - oe
iniAlf.pantitini, eau obtain the bil;testlalce, ciOattr fa
eashnr in eavnange fur paiiiriary,-il ralltug upda
Dtt: K IttaD,Vetaist;
eoind! of Main and Qneen etreela, above ileyoke•
Distigliture, Cliumbekfilittrg. Pa. " June t3?Aut
.
IN OWNER WANTED.-4 - nil
vorplated,Too Urn and Pitcher taken by Culone)
,11-A,l.toßb of petards Cayslry from a rebel pc:sonar mud
supposed - toll - are been stolen tram some citizen of &lam%
A.:embarked, Franklin or York County, - b ye been left
in ray hands to be seal:time, by tun twiner. "Aiika. can
have th. same by proving property end paying. coat of
telvertiaing. J R. W bLBB.. ,
July 29 st., • Way nasboris'.,
. - TWELVETE - ACITEIIS WA WIND.
Tito Board of School Directors - , of letterkenny
township will meet - on Saturday. Ihr tith day of Avgust,
for the-purposo of imploying Otte k'eutale and
eleven Male Teachers,- to take - charge -of the ptibtit
Schools of wild too/11,11AP far the ensuing SessiOn "of otx.
- inuntlet. By 0 - rder. of - the Board,' '
jut," 29.- - ' DANIEL GELWIX,' Seely: "
-WR A NTED. -$60 a e
wnotgulta_ kt. $6O tk month. expetisett fp
sett our Evuria,,stlng PenellS. Otleutat Ell/1101F, anti
thlrteenother new, useful and curious urticlpr, Yd.
teen circulars sent flee. AddielaS
May 1:12m
WANTED, TM NC .EDIATELY.=-
BALED HAY—Fifty cons good trintotby Hay
tu salve luu wlacis I will pay
Eighteen Dollar: per Tbn 2,ttut) Iba., at the: Quarter"
master's Warehouse. Chambord - berg, Pa. ,"
' - • k. DENNYi -
'cagt.. and A. Q. M. U. 8.
July 29,
Ag: T. E . a Moak 1--1
want lo hire Agents In every county 'at $76
inontri, expenses peal, to sell my new atop- Fa:Say
plewinn , Machines. Address' 8 IllAlliefiti; •
Mn} 1:; zna Allred.
ILIErANTED.—A good ROOM - with
y BOARD. r.rn'sfuglev godtlemturi. Acidliss
turough l'tpt °nice, ' Only 29,43:%. •
WITN_DERLICII NEAD &
.kbrwarding and Cemmissinrt .3frrehunt ,Nurth
Second treet—uppt*lto the
OUR &MLA:VD Y3EIJ 1 , EAR, I 0 , DEPOT
Care, run regularly to and from Qhlla. d-. BalthuoTa
AOtNiS,
PEACOCE, ZELL & iIINCQA3I, NQ £ , OR arket St,abwre ',sth
P. $ i;..-Lykene kenVg4 AMI coal (di
rect - from the mines.) - %%ilheob,trro and Pine Grove ,
Foundry coal.- Lumber - nud jhiagler,Salt. Plaster stml
Hancock Cement, kept eonetantly on-hind, rant.
rain. and Produce, of all kinds. purchased of the high
est cash price*. WIJADERLICII, SHAD, /?.
- Juno 17,163. -
. „
riTYMBER.L'D VA LiLEY - WARE-
N. j 1101138. The Fora - 411131g bu.inets will hereafter
he cent - lector, - W. EYST.EIt. k 0,14 at the Ware•
house or thee. V. Ballroatl, where they' Impute receive
et)akeint
& Co.. 365, Market St ,Phillidelphia',.
and John Bingham, 161 Howard St.. Baltimore.
- lane 1.7.'65., • . inSTER k FO.
,211031A8 GILLISPIR, J'ACon ZRLLEII.
aiLLISP/13 & ZFILLER, Produce
AND C010418.510?.P ,MILIRCRANTI4.: and Wholesale Alrxi 7
serif, North West (.4iraer of sixth and Market Streets,
Philatitiptue* _ • .Ulene 17, %Is.
DUBLIC -SALE.—The - subscribe;
sodding in Green tovrnship, ono mile East sdlray
ottevllle; ou the Baltimore turnpike, will self, bv Public
()nary, On the premises, on Mt:Way, flit Ilti flay -41
4uguri,lBo„the NI lowin g Personal Proper ty, Vir: I good
BROOD MARS itad COLT ;1 ye.triing and 1 two Yoarold
Colt; 0 head of Horned Cattle, Sof which are good alleb
Cows--one having n - Calf at her tide; 0 lived of slags,
taro ,of which ate geed Brood Bowe , Pigi. Also, 1
ilugnr„ with Polo tintl shafts ;' 1 set of disable
Gomm; ono nr..ad-rread "PLANTIi.TION WAGON, and
Red ; 1 pair of Hay Ladders; 1 t area-horse 'Plow :1 twi.-
horse'Plow ; 2 Shovel Kowa ; 1 Corn Coverer; - 2 Har
rows , 1 Grain - Iran;
, ! 1 Cutting Boa ; 1 Grindstone-
Also—Throbaitech 11011 SR GEARS ; riVugoti Saddle;
Collars and Bridles ;,2. florse-lialtars Grain Cradles;
Shovels; Yorks - and hakes; Double and dingletraes 1
Log-Chain, and many titles not ncceseary to enumerate
tat.. Astheanbseriber intend.; to relinquish Ferraris,
theabove WopertY'will be sold without reserve. Fain
to commence at 14./sclock,ithertAtten&fire- and a reas
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