CHAMBERSB' FLOI7R AND GRAI
ArAAKET.
CARE C DST CEUMBERSiIVRO mtus
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POTATO MARKET.
Marcell New
Pink-Nre.--•-••••
ftetz abbrrtiormentot
VA. NT E D.-T O RENT-A
:MILLING lIMISE, containing at leant SIX
• Ro OSV, rot. n Pnitable nuc a liberal rout will be paid.
Inqalre at then Town flail liosnital. fel, 3 Ito.
ItAMMAN",f c ustiee of the Peace,
tWantbetabarg. Pa. Mee iu Frnnklin Hall, in
t e room formerly occupied by 'Stambaugh & Ftewor , .—
Prompt attention ON en •to everything in the line of
Maciatrato and Seriveaer. feb. 3 'B4-tf
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V . 4 S T R.A 17.--ttltrayed from the
Prentigati of the solmcriarr. at the Fulling Mill,
near Col. MeClare'fi Farm, nn the 'lsth of Jaimary„ two
logEl'. A imitable reward will bepahl Su - Information
trading to the remvery of plaid Sheep. ifleft at Othsolilee
er with. SOLOMON lILIitST. feh 2 3.
OTICE.—The f'ollowing - named
- persontilmve tiled petitions for License Jai the
erk's °Mee. to be 'iv-Rented to the Court at the next
I , l i .
term, on Tut:4l4l4l,th° 23d day of February. 184, to wit:
, Thirtiel Logan, Hotel, Quincy.
WV. Jones, - o , • „•
fob fi ' 4 W. G. ill IT9IIELL, Perk.
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STRAY.--Left with/the sabsert
her. in lliintiltou. toirnAllip'.' about two mike
pierth ofllbßrntierslitmg. on Eriday morning. the 224 of
January, 1864, a DARK BAY M . RE. about tWelve
loon old.lfi bands high. mining in the hind pastern and
/a white spot no the forelletul The owner fa requested to
rove property,pay charg s and take her away.
feb.3•43t. ' ' °WRITE PAINTER.
%ITT:LIM - EA AT THE di AST
,V 7. TER:II of We a art of Coettnon Nene of Frarik•
.In County, then eteip,owl..3vilag appointed a Commit
tot of J ohn Bu .• • older, of the Born of Olittinliereb at;.
AU perimnOn lited to the paid John Burkholder are
-rogneateJl to to Ake imme.linte payn ent, and those hay
ing eitime f3edemxnas against the eats wilt make them
known atitiont d lay to .
Pit :I Chlt NTiA v STOUFFP.R.(ttnelsinipt,)
Ti 13,'RY'. FOR AALE.-=—The itn
; tiersigned intends moving to the West. offers at
P. vats Sale. his entire stock in the Liviry business in
lltfereersbnre, consist irg of Ilorses:Omnibmses.Carringes
/ litrgies. Sleighs, 'firmness. Sc. This Establishment is
- doing the host trade in the County. and offers is rare
cance.to any one wishing to engage in the hu.siness.—
Por further partienisrs - surly tn or address
f Xtitt: SAL DIV ELMS, Mereershurg, Pa.
EXECIJTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
in hereby that Letters Testamentary to the
Ilst,te of Catharine Rosenberry. late of iiletal township.
deed, have hen granted to the undersigned , residing in
wild 'township.
All;persons knowing themselves indebted to saki Es.
tate will "please make immediate payment; and thase
having chums will present them properly authenticated
f'or settlement. • [1 . '033) . JOS. ROSENI3EIIitY, fix'r.
0 LTSE AND 'LOT AT PUBLIC
SA LE.—The JSubscriber will ofrer at Public Sale.
n front of the Court House. on Saturday. the Oth of
.Ftbruary. at 10 o'clock, A. 21L: a LOT on West King
Street, now in the occupancy of. Levi Leidlg. being t 0
feet on King Street and running back 200 feet to an
Alley, taring there°, erected a two Story BRICK
ROUSE, and Frame Stable. • Torma easy and made
known on thy of Sale. EMANUEL KUHN,
If not sob', it will at the same time be rented to the
b/ghest bidder.. Mt 3-1 t
A...QuinUDITOR'S NOTICE.—The iin
dersiguell. Auditor, appointed by the Court of
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ton Pleas of Franklin county. Penns., to distribute
the funds in the hinds of Samuel Brandt. High Sheriff
of .aid county. arising front the sale of ,:Real Estate of
ff.Creager and Jeremiah ?.11 eorge. to and among the
Lie i c re dit o r s of sold rreger and George. will attend to
the duties of his appointment.st his office. in the Borough
f tnamberalm re. so Thursday. thelFfA of Rbruary. A.
D. 1884, when and where all persons interested are ro
guesfed to attend.
feh trITAINZ S. CLARK. Auditor.
IMPORTANT TO IRON MANU.
RACTIIIMRS AND STOCK RAISERS.—TwiII sell
at Privrna Sale. 3,360 ACI&F & OS PATENTED LAND,
Situated in St. Thorna4 towntihip. Franklin county. Pis',
ea the Pnblic Road lend ng fr. m Guyer's !Tavern to
14114'1. 6 nnioi front the latter place. About 10 Acres
of Ibis tra 1 are cleared, the balance covered with thri
ving. CD s&TNUT and other 'III4IIEII. which would
1110RWer fur fiord wood or It Gs. -There Dials.t good app.
tastrance4 nf NON ORE the "temises. i'nal hearths
-are level-et-I on most the Timber land.
to are a LO'l GOES E. I or Barn and 4 Tenant Houses.
aud at jowl Apple(lretond Peach Cherry a cid tear 'hem
Alas--A SAW SILL, and 9HOPPING MILL inn
:mooing order. with 18 feet of head and till. This
litoperty would afford tt gnod .apportnnity •ri mike
money. for terms apptS to the cut twriber. ro.idioa on
the premirss. Keit 34f ) NEED KED IC GILBERT.
ViBO. W. CARPENTER, TENS=.
ZEY & CO..
I.OLESA LE DRUG AND CllES'itr AL WAREIIOIISE,
Aro. 737 M trke Street, Philzde!phi!,
- The subscribers keep conqatttly nn hand a Inrge stock
M THIII ,, S, 'MEDICINES. CitE ICALS. PHAIIMACF.U
TICAL PREPARATIONS and every other article which
appertains to the bu r inesv. embracing the most exten
sive-variety; alsu, PLAINTS, OILS and GLASS cf every
discription.
AU articles purchased from 118 can be retell on AS be
ing of the meet superior quality and' not as low. prices as
they can be bad. We can offer such inducement. as
will make It- he iutereg of puiehaseis to lay in their
*applies !rem as. and give us their future patronage and
Invite nil who visit the city. to cast c cut establish. , ent.
All' orders - addle , Red to ne by mill or otherwise will
meet with prompt attention.
C RP ENTER. HE'NSZET & CO.
fcilL 344: - 737 xisaxer STREET. PRILADELPIIIA.
AVDIfrOk'S NOTICE.-ESTATE
or JOFIN ZtILINGER. The creditors of John Aril
singer. late of Wailinston townhhip, Franklin count
Pennsylvania. an inhols c.nt ; debtor. ally bomb,' notifi
- that the first and final account of John, Philips and
. Levi Fenders. Assigneeii of said John Zeilinger. under s
deeituf voluntary alignment for the bsnetit of his ere.
clitoris. was ciinfit mini October 28th. 1863. by the Orphans'
Montt of ,Frnnklin county, Pennsylvania; that there at it
balance in the hands of said accountants for distribution
a.al that the Court t f Common l'lease- of the c misty
atiremid have aptsilntal the undersigned nitilitor to dis
tribute the said baLinco to And aniongsaid creditors. and
make report thetenf to the next Court. He will there
ire meet the creditors of said insolvent at hie °thee. in
Waynesboro'. nn Tuesdalahellith day of March, 1864, to
hear and adjust their several claims. All of the said
creditors are herebby earnestly requested to send in
their claims duly authenticated 'to me in advance of 11to
raid day of ;moil mauve named.
fah 3.3 t . -- JOSEPIL DOUGLAS. Auditor.
P UBLIC SALE.—The undersig ned will offer tit Public Sale. nt the residence of John
Lehman. on the rota leading from Stouffer's to tinhees
Mille. abont9three miles front t hnnibei ehurg. on ifon
day, Cho 224 Fehr tor ry.,1 5 .64:. the rdlowing personal pro
twrty. to wit : 6 11SAD OF _IIOID9EB, one of which is
%mate f.mily horse ;.2 Colts, rising 2 years; 16 Bend
of lIORIV ED CA'CTLF. 10 of which arks good Milk Coos,
7 bead of llors. 1 four.lionte Wagon, 1 one-horse Wagon,
.ring Wagon. 1 Th. eshing Machine, 1 .Boggy. 1 Sleigh,
- McCormick.. Reaper end Monwr, nen rly-new. Plows. Har
rows. Spread. re. Double and Sin le Trees, corn Coverer.
flow and Halter Chains, Wood Ladders. I vet of [lnv d
dere. 1 Wind Still, Hay Rake. 1 Wheelbarrow,
Foorli.r
Cuttor..s set it Nurse Gears, 2 set of flatness. Probilea,
Bridles, I/narryinc Tools. At.. Also, a Veda./ of House,
bold and Kitchen Furniture, conitistingof i',lledeto Ids,
Diareans. Tables: 1 Cooking Stove. 1 ten plate-
Stove and Sipe, 1 0nel:41 Copper Kettle, 'lron Kettle,
Ghia, Queens Crockery and Tin Ware, Meat Vessels,
Tube, Le.
Bale to- taininence at 9 o'clock, A. M. A credit 9
months s ill be given on all sums over $5. the purchaser
giving Cote with approved security, under $5 cash.
rat) 3 [C. FPThrE, Auct'r.l BAWL LEHMAN,
-VST OF :LETTERS,
the Post °Mee at Chamberebnr •
An seen Mies 11.!Groce Mrs. John P
ArchballdWm. !Darman John !
_Aechorn Charles L'Orant Eli
Breebbilf Miss lif.lGrosh D. B.
Baker Mias Lizzie' Hoover Sarni M.
Bare David Illaleman George
sun Angushis WRayeslll-isAmelis.
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Bayless John llounstine Jacob
Brecklnrirlge Miss!Kolman James E.
Burkholder Sarall fibber TillseMaryll
'Brown Mies Anne illofman George
Burkholder I ME !Jones 'Lucy
BOWEIMan Kiss E. :Jane!, Mrs. Sarah
Park Andy Kyle Miss Miry S
Cite Hannah Kaufman Miss
()amp Miss B. A. ',Kuhn ,
Cider Mrs. C. B. !Lowery Daniel
-Dell ISas, Miss. !Lahr John
" Wisher John D. !Leonard John
Hamer Z.lgnyer Grnruel W.
Tauuei Ilestry IlibichMrs. Adam
isirugy Mrs. Mary iMerptly d. U.
" Permits catilsig for the abate Lett%
tbatthey have been advertised. J
Rein alitertisentettto.
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PranUBLIC SALE.—The g l ubseriber
having bees appointed by the Orp!lane Court of
•klin county. at the last J annul y t;•rni of said Court.
Trustee to sell the Real Estate of John ;Etter, late of
Green township, deceased. will offer at Public rale, on
..Warday, the Z - tk dray of February nest.on the premi
ses, the following described Real Estate . l v i z ,_.
1.. A Tract f LIMESTONE LAN D, situ rte in Green
township. Franklin county, near Salem Churrh,-1 mile.
from Cla mh o , 0-arc. along the Loudon reSul, containing
113 ACRES and 95 PERCIIES, morn orl less. 25 or 30
Acres or m.hich are a meted with Chestnut, Oak and
Ificliiiry, boundesd by lands of Win Ettrr.Jacob plough,
Henry kbet sole Ind others. There its a grits' two-storied
LOG DWELLING on the premises. a goat 11Al.fK BARN
and all the other neLessary out-bsuldities The said
Tract la in a good state of cultivation. There is a good
ORCHARD upon the place, and a Ntiellq ue y vr imn iig
Water.
2 A TRACT OF WOODLAND. situated In Letterkenny
township. Franklin county. ,bounded by , lands of Wm.
Etter. Fred'k Deck and Mei lellan`n b e i r .i conta mi ug 12
ACILEx and 95 PERCHES, more or less.' This Tract is
well TIMBERED. without Improvementi.
Sale to commence:lt 1 o'clock on said , 'day when tha
terms will be made known by
1013 tsJOHN 11. F.TTirt, Trustee
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[baneaster Exainitier copy 2t, send hill t; this oilier 1
PPUBLIC SALE—The iliclersigned
will sell at Public Sale, at hla residence in On il
lord township. about one mile fi om CiiMebersbarg. on
the road leading to Brough's Mill. on . T vioy,:the 2.3 d
dayof February , . 'B6l, the following ne onal property,
to wit ; Seven head otpod young Ilit.lltS one of Schick
Is a Brood Mare with foal, one iv a three year old Stal
lion-. sired by the imported hors e Dr.unpton. tam are
Lead ra, and one is en eleellent fantil3 Horse. Reeks
and Trots under the saddle% 35 head of IfOltN ED CAT
TLE. 6 MILL COWS. ?wont "which are fresh; two stt.
perior Balls. one of which 's a Durham and the other a
Devonshire and Teeswater crossed; 13.1t i rad of Dakewell
Sheeo,l6 head of Mai. two of which ar fall bred Scif
tdka; 7 wag, no, one Broad-wheel and one Narrow-tread.
Morse Dears. Breechbands and Front Cie. ra. Collars and
Briciles.2. Plows, 12 harrows. 2 Double Shovel Plows.
Double and Single-trees. 2 Fifth ChM S. 1 two horse
" , cCottnick Reaper, 1 'Ft - ME:MIT NG 51A •lIINE.I. large
Wood Sled. Corn by the barrel. Corn Fodder by the land.
Potatoes by the bushel, Bees by the vtikep, Flitch and
Shoulder by the pound, and many artici s not necessary
to mention, - .
Sale to commence at 90 lock, A. 31.. on midday. when
a credit of nine months w 11 be given 443 all coma over
Fir( dollars by . G.Et MOE FLECK.
feb 3-3 t F. . ZAn.'4l 4N. A etioneer.
P -
BLII) SALE.—The Subscriber
willffer a• Public Sale, at his res ilenre, one mile
b,azth of Keefer's Store, two milis Nor li of Beittni,h's
Mill, ;Ind iitx miles North-west of Chattitiers,burg, tuna
road leading frutu _l.:trashing In kt. Thomas. on
Thursday. titeDith cloy of February. 15.4. at u o'clock.
A. U., the following Petemal Property, 'is: SIX WOEK
Iloltz-ES. among so hich are 2 good Brix d Mares. rising
nix year!, and I fine horse rising four yt ars old; 2 Colts,
ono rising I year old.nnci one mith the Mare; 25 Malt
UOILN Ell CATTLE. it'll of which are Illicit Cows, talent
them fresh. and S coming to Profit ahot time of-sole; 14
twOyear old Steers. tool one Bull; n head cheep. Lc.
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Also. I broad-tread FAR WAGON; I pair of flay
ti ,
Latidets; 1 pair of Wood Ladders ; 2 set of Front Goats;
Hiding Saddle and Bridle • Bridles, Col arc, Halters and
Cow Chains ; Single and l Oh, Trees. Ac. Also. ONE.
BUCKEYE ,REAPEIt, adapted' to cutting Grain and
tir..ss; I three-horse Plow: 1 Lou hise Plow; 1 floe
. tat row ; 1 Spike flume ; I Corn Dr II; arninged for
' urrowing, -dropping. nod covering ecru; 1 .I:evolving
Ray Rake; 1 Boiling Screen; Grain Cnidiesandllowine
Scythes: 1 Jack Screw ; and a great many other articles.
Also, HOUSE AND KITCHEN . PIIRINITIIRE, consist
ing. in part, of 1 Sideboard: 1 Bedstead ; 1 Ties of Fea
thers; I Table; I template Store sad Pipe; Tubs. Bar
rels. Benches. and other articles not ttecessFy to enu
merate. . I
CON DITIONS:—A credit of Nine Months will be given
on all guile; over PiveDollArs, the Orr:laser giving Note
with approved .ecu rity; under Five Dollars Cask
fel)3-bt [C. SPIDLE, Auct'r.] F.- I! D /TR.
PUBLIC SALE. —The undersign
ed. intending relinquish Farming, and embat it.
in the culture and manufacture ofrobacco. at Vayettville,
will offer at Public- Sale, lit his realdeke. about I mile
from Fayetteville. on the road leading t McKee's Mill,
bn Pt iday. Me 19th day of ithrtiary. 1;64. the following
Personal Property. viz: 8 HEAD OF frIORSES, among
which is a young Clark Mare with f oil, to the, imported
Morse Brampton, three good Leaders. rind several good
Saddle Mums; t 0 head or Horned i atri a , among . a
are nix Mulch Coe s, three or four will be fi'esh at time of
Sal..; 18 head of Shores; 3 ki . ufrollc. Brood Sops—tiuuaui
male.&e. A Inn I Broad Tread Wagoni Bed. Bows and
Corer; I Broad Tread Wagon with Mcas! Bed; 1 Stone
Bed; one 2ur I horse Wagon; I Carriage with Shafts
and Spreal; 1 Trotting Buggy; 1 Ca: riage Body ; 2 pair
Ccr era; 1 SIX o retie. a Reaper. with all the late itn
pro% oments , 1 threshing Machine, and two Horne Pow
ers; 1 Gam Snring Drill ; 5 Plows, 2 Barshcar and ono
"nutter; 2Ehovel Plowa iR I rows ;11 Z 4 hovel Marrow;
1 Corn Planter; 1 Cutting Box; 1 Field Roller; 1 Clover
Muller; also. 4 sets of Breechbatnis ; I arts of Front
(tears; 3 Housings; I Wig= Saddle ; Bridles, C_ollars,
flatters. and Halter Chains; Fifth Chris and Sprf;aders;
Single Double and Tripple Trees.-.S; c. . Igo 1 set if Mack
in:llth To 41. I set inf Quarrying Tools. ana is great ninny
articles nut nec,ssary to mention.
tune and place IiOU pounds- of manuil
an oerior article.conalsting of Navy an
manufactured by J; Russe.l,Lynchbu
Arir Sole to commence nt fo o'clock, ,
'and a,creilit of Nine Mor the will la•
over s.'r—the purchaser givirig Lis not
purity ; under . 4 ;.%), rash
lel, 8 3t , •
DUBLIc SALE \1
J ItEAL ESTATE—A !HWY Peni
undersign , crwili offt r at Public Sulti,l
20th of February. 1864. iu front of Ch
tel, in Hattcook. at 12 o'clock on sai
upon which he realties, one mile wee
called "Brent'llat mice." containing
or less. There is upoit said Farm a 1
FRAME HOUSE, with-back buildit
tacked. Ca also all other out:houses.
A largo Vegetable GARDEN well pal
a large double Stable and a goad Logi:
round; tvap fine never-failing Spring.
with n go;'d Dairy over oneotnt far di
There is a tine young, thrifty OW
FRUIT near the house. There are,.
streams of ..vnteriritnning through sa
ford abundance of wattr for Stork. an
every field: At the loner end of t
HOUSE. out-house.'. a.good garden
Barn. The 'little Tonolnwity_Creek I
part of the Farm. North pifnail C
inexhaustible LIMEi•TONE Q_DAI
fine Lime f r agricultural purifet=es
having burned and used upon laud
There kralso an nbantlance of Tint
turnpike road passes through said fu
it divides the/ and in anch waves
The terms of Sale are :—On: , tlti
money to be paid in hand. the lotlan
men t s of one and two y oars, with int
bonds of approved security, or a tie
the deferred payments. Upon the 1
title will be mace by [felt 3]
- elmtnberehutgltePostrosicopy 3
bill to thi,t ogee for collection.-47a
pUBLIC' AUCTION. , The.— under,''
sie.nedjntending to remove liXest, will offer at'
PubliciA uctitin, on the Farm of Rov Jacob Price, on the
rand leading from Greencastle to MI Hope. 9 mites fron t , ,
the former, and I and a-half miles from the latter place(
nod 0 miles North-West of Waynes oro'. cm If:vitae/day '
and Thursday. Ihr24lh. and 2511; da s• of lA-nary, 1.964.
a lergfkind valuable let of Stock:F Milne . Implements,
lionsohold Fnrniture. On the Ist dap, will be sold, 11,
HEAD OF HORSES. Bof which are good Work Horses;
including several fine Brood Mares good Lenders. and
superior Saddle Horses ; 2 l'olts, one and three years old
21 head of Cattle. eight or which ale Mitch Cows. some
of which will be fretdi at the time
Of
ea' e,l Bull. two
yeirs old, Hereford Stock; 14 head f Sheep, inclying 1
Maley Buck; 30 head of Hogs, i , eluding four Brood
Saws. &c. Also, 1 Broad-Trend WAGON: I Narrow.;
Tread Wagon, 1 one or. two-horie Wagon. 1 Spring
Wagon. 1 CARRIAGE, 2 Sleighs. 2 SPRING TOOTH
RA K ES, 1, two-bores Sled, I Water, Wagon: I new Wood
n o ,t, 2 pair of Hay Ladders. Wagon Bows, Feet Trough'.
2 set+ Dung Board+. 2 Wheelbarrow i. 4 sets Breeclibands4'
4 sets' Front Gears ; 6 eels Plow Rears ; 2 sets single
Harness, 2 Riding Saddles;- I Side Saddle - . Fly Nets;
Bridles; Collars; Check Lines; Single Lines; tialterli
and Halter Chains. Fifth t biting and Spreaders. Single
ant Double Trees, Cow Chains, Log Chains. But Traees,
I good Jock Screw. Alio, IRe iper and Mower, (Calvin
I'age'4tti tern) with Dersey'S unproved . Self-itakeratt
inched ; 1 Grain-Drill.l Hay nod Fodder Cutter,l'Wheat
Fart, 1 Rolling Screen. 1 Bag Wagop, fi Barshear Plow&
7 Double and Single shovel PIOWNI 3 Harrows, 2 Corn
Coverers, Grain Cradles and Mowing Scythes, 4 Hand
Ladders. 1 Grind Stone, a lot of Cider Barrels, I Dinner
D e li. a tot of howl Rakes, Forks, Shovels, &c. A 130.75
ACRES OF GRAIN IN THE' GROUND; Corn by the
Barrel, Potatoesby the Bushel, Ac I Also, a set of Black
smiths' Tools, Bellows and Anvil,lneW; 1 large Stone
Slolgo. I Digging Iron, 1 cross-cnt Saw, 2 Skeps of - Devi,
a lot of Bee Boxes, and an endless ;variety of other arti
cles not necessary to enumerate. On the 2nd day, will
be sold the HOISEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., consisting
in part. of 9 Bedlsteads and Beddil. 2 Bureaus, 1 Secre
tary, 1 Writing, Desk, 4 Tables, 3 tends, one and tetutlf
dozen Chairs, 4 Rocking Chairs, 11 4 (16.1 Cherry Corner
and 1 Kitchen Cupboard,l Sink, leight-day Clock,l 21
, k
hour Clock ; a lot of Carpeting, 2 oak Stoves and appa
ratus, 2 ten-plate Stoves, 1 large 'ool Wheel, Spinning
Wheels; large lot of Glass, Queens.Barthern and Tinware;
I Iron Kettle. I Churn, Sausage Critter, Sausage Stuffer.
Lard Press, Meat Vessels, Bareels,lAc. Also, Bacon and
Lard by the pound,. Potatoes by ti i b Bushel, Vinegar by
the Barrel. Cucumbers by the tin tired, Apple Butter by
the Crock, pried Fluid, a lot of Ciller Barrels. Ac. Also,
Shoemakers' and Carpenters' Tools, 1 good Broad Axe,
Mortising do.. Chopping' Axes. &Nut and Wedges. Wood
Saw, 2 Mattocks, and an endless Sariety of articles not
enumerated Conditions of Sale ;—A credit of Fo gilt
lfonthswill be given on all dnms of S 5, and upwards, tile
purchaser diving note with approved security ; under $
.4,6, No goods - fo he removed until settled far. Ila o
commence at 9 o'clock, each day,
feb 341 I;IANIEL S.S - NE..I
emaming to
• . Feb. 2. 1E64.
tntec MISR Reim
Potter Robert
Richardson Mary
RICO Mrs. Eliza
Rhodes Franklin
Stover Mrs. Sarah
Smith Miss J. E. 2
Shearer J. SI.
Shively Nibs Reb.
Smith Vincent
Sipe Wm. A. 2
Iseldnn Mary
Shirk Abraham
Shenk John
Sliko Stephen
Solletiberger D. W
Vanger Miss C.,
Wilson illiattheiv
Whiteman Sire M.
Yoke D. C.
will tiense any
•W:DEA ,
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER,.
CONSTITUTION IVATER.
CAIicSTITUTION WANE!.
CONSAITUTION WATER.
CO:INTUTRIN WATEIL
t'ON4TITUTION WATER.
coNSTITUTION W ATER.
- CoNSTITI.TTIoN WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONETI e LIMA' _WATER, .
, POSTITUTION WATER.
entoTITUTION WATER.
DTA.II.I7EB, AND DISFAAWN OF THE KIDNITS
AND DLADDI.II.
CONSTITUTION WATER
lips been pronounced by the Medic-41 .rnenity, end the
public, to be the most wonderful remedy for the-perma
nent cure °felt &scales of the STOIIA .lf, KIDNEYS,
and litii.DDEit that line ever hem offei ea. ,
It is note MINERAL WATER. It it, I rom e x perience
that CONSTITUTION WATSit hoe amounted, and we
now say let no man doubt. when It single bottk.lia!lie..o
kiiown to cur,. Ake/18PR which the best medical talent in'
this eon ntry has foiled to roll. ve.
r.t. remedy po.sesdi I g t he virtnes of Conatitution Water
cannot be cln-sed under •• quack" preparation.. se it is
now used by the most scientific practitionet sin this eft).
ft is only areotoi-eltu•s - pht sicians that cries down popr,„
lar rernedier. while the bitter skilled make use of every
means to acc unpltah a , nre ; shit the mitt-ear of tbe 02.-
Acian increases ne his knowle.lge of different ranted ie.
eh:thief. hint to prodnee a curs. a Idle Whets fail in the
or
att mp :Feienre is aattstled a illtthe truth.
Give nstitn t ion Water a fair ti ial—we moan you who
are un er tome opetirtliSes cote front year to year, ;Intim a
particularly allude to ladies who are constant v resort
ing tb Coca Crewmen!. and al' norts of local applications
f w disease. with no ITI.IIOI chance of success an there,
wcw,hl he fronriocal applications to the throat for dims:
or of the brain. "
Web ve always been cavern] to use language in our
cliental* that not shock the nowt delicate or 4-to,b.
ration. lint we receive so many communications from
}tenons for which Constitution Water is adapted. mod of
wholw diseases no mention b been nande."that we have
come to the cbnelnsi n that if the_romelyiscapdtle of
producing cure. uo matter what the 'disease may be, it
should be monde known. The medicine Is put up flr the
public. and there should be no exceptions
say.Constitntion Water Ii not like A elide
pill. - ftetde to 'mit the eye •,no tame; it aaiuedlcine ill
trltl r sense of the term, placed in the hands of The peon'
for their relief mid if taken :mem dine to the direettOm.
it ti•itl3ln every rose produce a radical rut e. We w
say that the directions in regard to diet, etc.. relateouly
io the disease under which they occur.
Is It disease of the stomach an 1 liver, acting through the
kidneys. aiid is, without darthi,t. the most ole.ttnate
UiV
sacs.tacept consumption, that affects th!.. human t wt.
stituticn. r3Ve hove no snore for disrus , iing causra. Lot
state that the effect of the dine se iI. the concoction
ot the statchy principle (or vegetable portion of the food)
into sug-tr,,which stimulates the kidneys Wan excessive
secretion of water,. Many per.ons suffer from this dis
ease winisare ignorant of it; that in. they pa. s Isrge
quantities durimsr the day. and are obliged to get up from
bne - to fifteen or twenty times ditring the night. No
notice hrtaken of it until their attention in called to the
large disch trges of water, and often when it is so ftr n.l-
xanced op( to be beyond the control olotdinary remedies.
- Anothet symptom is the great thirst, n hich.mhen the
'disease IS fully established, is iutoler,,ble—the patient
drinks constantly Wawa being satu;fieil ads" dryness
of the mouth, cracking of the lii.i,a sweet breath., in the
more advanced cases, and finally lose of appetite, ern.t
dation, and the witient graditilly sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WATER in, Without doubt, the wily known
remedy for /Unbars. and we haveasmuch confidence that
it is a specific as we have that opium willprodm, sleep.
and trutbfatly - s .y. that it Let cured evety,case in %%Welt
it has been used.
Stone in the Bladder, enblitlns, Gravel, Brief.•
Diseases arising from a tiulty secretion—ln the one cave
being too little, and accompanied by severe sod
the other a too profuse secretion—which will be spe-thly
cured by the
list). at the sante
ctuted .Tobacco,
noTess tiro toir. ,
g , ca
hen at! endoneo
_lien on all ousns
.with tip proved o".
LONG.
Ancti,.neor
Eri
AL(:,' AB LE '
fui-tire Fir7;l?- 2 1 . 11.•
on Slturday. tnc
al lea Barton's , I lu-
I day. the „FARM
t of Hancock, bld..
300 ACRE 4, more
trge TWO i3TO.BY
g and kitchen at
-111 in good ord r.
led, near the lionae;
plant well shedded
'
z.. lintei.tone water.
}intant from house.
CHARD of choice
two nceer.failing
aid Farm. which af--' 1
ild gives water into I
eltarm is a large tow
r nie4, - and. n snialt I
I runs through thin e
;Leek is a large ;midi;
.ERY, whi h makes
at I have teate, it.l
Ilatait 8.000 In.liels.;
nher Land. Ac the!
ii`rtn, East and We'd, I:
$o make two farms.;
ird of the purchase'
ice in two equal pay-!
Merest ft um sale. with]
it upon the land for
I'
payment a goodi
I ' GE). BRENT.
reeki and forwntd!
tperstotan Hrrald.
____r
IRRITATION OF TIll NECK' OF TRE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF Tiff: KIDNEYS.
CATARRH OF T 11::
BLADDIAL
STRANGUARY AND BURNING. UR PAINFUL Ulu
For these. , disetses it he truly a Rover, ign remedy. and
to RIUCIL annot Ile Raid in its praise. A single does hue
s bein known to relieve the most urgent myniptoina.
Are you troubled with th it dieti urging p Ain in the
small of the kick and thronzh the hiik A, tr,tspas.
NI a day of the Conititutlon Water %ill telleve you like
magic.
Mei 'tong -Pince given up the une of Larkin, enhelni i.hd,
junipor in tho treatment of thima ilihautoe, and cddy u,,..
them for the east ofa better remedy.
CON TITUTION WATER
have protect itself of mil to the task t 4 it brie tlevolveill
upon n
irritate and drench the kidneye, and by constant u
teem lead to chronie de.geugration coffin tiedli elite l
We preoent tho Gam it at iqp - Wo ter to the public wit I
the cobviction that it he', nu'equal to relieling the chef
of digeuave for which it lout been found so entittentl3
ruceessful for curing; and we tnott that we altall he r
warded for our enorte in piecing to r doable n re ale,'
in .a forma W tneet the ttluiretneote of patient and phy
Aetna.
i-DANVILLE, Pa., Jirne 2, IliG2.—Dr. Wm. H. Grrgy
) ecor Mr z—ln February, 1863.0. was afflicted withsuga
I diabetes, and for live niuntligg .t awed mom than to.
gallons of water ih twenty-four ilotilS. IVI ais ofiligo4 t,
get tip as often as ten or twelve times doting the Mahl.
and in lire months I lost about hNe pinta& in u e i g ht.
During the month of July. Itial. I procured two bottle
of Constitution W tent., and in two days alter using it
I experienced relief, siid after taking two bottles I wa
I entiwly cured, suet) after regaining my initial goo9l
i health. , * ..i .-:... J. V. I.i. Dc Wirr. 1
• -- .
BosTOIS CCM:RMS. N. Y., D0c.27. Iritil.—Wsi H. Grog;
& o.—Cenfif-1 freely give yon t liberty to nudieve or
the following certilkite of the value of Constitutiof
water, which I can recommend in the highest ma ,neri:
—My wire was attacked with Min in the shouiderv.
whole length of the back, Rod inter limbs. with 1-111p1-
httion of the Beare and IrriNtkon of t,le Bladder.
milled* physician. whom tended Iler ataint three iteititJ,
when ho left her worse than he found her. I -then roi
-1
ployeil one of the best physicians I =ld And. who a -
tended her for about nine month's: nod while the w: 4
under his care she did nut saner quite us much pal .
He finally gave her up, and a6l "her mfe teas in eurci
bk. Foe," said he -she has eget a cont3inalion of enoi_
siteints that medicine given for on. (menace against son e
of her difficuleies." About this time she common -
ed the use ofeenstitutloniVater, and to our utter aston
ishment. almost the first ose seemed to have the de
sired diect, nod she kept :on improving rapidly under
its treatment, and now sbperintends entirely her dii
mastic antis. She has` not taken any of the Honstl
tion Water fn• about fonr,weeks, and we are happy o
say that it has pr.duced cf;perznanetit cnre.
WM. 31. TAN' DENSCLIOTEN.I
Warttgaegnmi). Ct., March 2,1863.—Dr. WI H. Greggr-
Dear Sir:—Raving seen your advertisement of .-
seitution Water," recommended tbr Inflammationf o th e
Kidneys and Irritation of the Bladder,. hallug suffer (I
for the past thcoo years, and tried the /kill of a number
of physicians with only temporary relief. I was indue6l
to try your medicine. 1 procured one bottle of yonr
agents at Hartford, Messrs. Lee, Sision k Co., and whim
I had used half of it, to my surprise 1 found a gri t
change in my health. 1 have used two bottles of it, d
am where I never- expect d to b 6 in my life, well andlin
good spirits. I cannot express my gratitude flir it I
feel that it is all More than yon recommended RIM
be. May the b sing of God ever attend you In ydur
labors of lov . Yours truly.
LEONARD S. lIIGELOW I .
R SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE SI.
WM. H. GREGG- & Co., Proprietors
411)e, itcinklitt ,Pitoosit j rn,:':fttiriiarn 3,;1864.
fteln Rlthrtioerteitts.
THE GREAT REMEDY.
I=
CQNST I T T.TTION;
VIE ,ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
DIABETES
Mat Depos i t. etc., etc.,
CONSTITUTION WATER
W VTER
.CON - TITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION trATtm
WitTER •
• CONS NV ATE It -
CONSTITUTION WA': Ell
THE ONLY KNOWN RE - 11Eny FOR
711 E ONL Y KNO WN RE.MED ,
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR • -
THE ONLY KNOWN REV APYFOR' •
THICONLYNNOIVN RIMEPT role
THE ONLY_ KNO WN REMEDY you
THE ONLY KNOWN R ENE' , Y FOR
THE ONLY KNoWN -RIMED) , I' )J -
THE ONLY Ksow,v IrEmADY PON
THE ONLY A_\ - 0 W.\ RANKLY FUR
DIABETES
-UDC,
PHYSICIAS
DIURETICS
READ!! REAW!I
MORGAN A ALLRI, Generil Agoutis,
leow4inj No. 46 CV Street., Ne‘o 7or
.abbertisentento:
N I` , l l U - A 1, STATE Xi KNT -OF
TILE VINANC.M, RECEIPTS AND .6(PAN DI-
Lis „IS Ur PitANELIN CuITNTY. from the 9th 4
J‘nu4ry.l9 6 :3, tv thu 7th day at January, 184 VAL
days iuclunive. _
RECEIPTS
00. J.8.1.1.81.Er. TIT.HAtiUItEII, - - - DEL
To Cash on hand atlanteettleinent. $5,824 32
I`.,linnount. of initstanding l'axl, 5,11 - 88. 4,700...65
(o%mm:int of County. State and Militia Tuxes
levied for lE64 ,
olamouut of Antrim tovennhip..l;..sll 525 68
Char9ber,hurg— "z. 6,88142
Emmett towtinuip - '2.572 41
Green township 7.063 Su
tithiforddowinsnip 9,852 49
lireonmodlo 110r0'.:.... 1.413 30
flotdlttoll town:diip... 5,685 83 ..
•
Lelterkenny township 4 484 82
Lurgriu township 1,457 13
Metal township 2,282 12
Mereersburg itoro' 1,292 66
Algot - vinery township 7,007 90
PeteXl4 tUWI.IIBhIp.. 7,010.28
idaii,c.... towindlip 6,455 6d
B,nttfilimptoutownship 4,700 2•2 - .
P 4 Thuruag township_. 4,392 79'
ll'arren township 794 29
Washington township 8.0.0 88
Milnesburu'llocu' ' 2,67256
91.027 2G
884'90
T Cash on )1 ititin Tfix f0r,1862
perwanut luaus 17.328 72
r•perinl Inntt I 4 Cluttnn); 4.245 95
• emnnion weei tf{ 0,43 360 02
!I twice I mouse 310 00
&itnye 62 67
Ctrpet "Y 50
for Jury fete •'- 30 00
“ for refunded Bounty and
lirlitf
for Special na.emonent 385
fur exoneretedZlX ..... t 55
• for 'funded interest........ 1500
•• for Atilllttetxprem Tax.. 13 87
4 un S. R. floydre dunlicixe 775 00
'1734 per dell} con.cfinnion 'gate Tax 1.5 d I ;2
Au.tteumu T .4 ztate • Ta.4 1,E33
,rt2u 831 67
1 .
...7--.-=.
EXPENDITURES.
~
P.U. J. BALSLKS, TREA,U REA. , ,
I "it.
li
,id Charles tlelwickft, frmi. Pwr h0u5e........ $7,350 ix,
efitudett Tttx - ;:'O7
coußts
•.1.1.1 Vili MVO fees in Commonwealth
omen
tirsrld Jur.ll, Tip Stwestuclu.
- lied 374 02
" T7sts, erste J more' . 1,211 82
ss W. S. Steugt . r.Di‘triet Attorney (:93 Ou
‘• W. G. Mlteit4l. CA ok of Courts 005 '97
" F. tilo..er,Court Orsur - . 12) 50
" ttsinturll.lnstpit. Sheriff's fern in
Consussitswealth CAtle4.
- P.tusuel !Smut, for rxecutlng
- Bench Warrant to Pittsburg 60 10
VAGRANTS.
" John Bang. f arr.Rtn d r 71 16
tie... W. ILtldiry, for ni resit]. 44. e... 4
" Samuel Ilhtmlt,t Arrests,,re.— 10 . 16
F. B. Boyd, for Arrest+, ke ..... , 30 4:1
" It. K. 31relnlin.0 S' Si
" 11. B. Dar Loon, J. P 19 45
" T. L. Flotcher. J. P 40 55
" P. !Duman, J. P • 183 30
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
on orders (ascii by Board of Re1ief.—....... 6,635 03
. N .,MANS AND INTERE-T.
- Bank of ,enaniklecobura 4,181 17
•• Bank uf Chatuberaburg. 8,095 411
" - Dank of Cbtunberabnrg 7.000 00
" Bank of fluunheraburg... 7,151 94
"- Bank of Chamber burg -8.281 00
" - Rank of Clutanbersbnrg.- ' 4,973 00
" Sulu:nun Brake ' 1.500 00
•• intaraet:an Waal+ 971 16 •
12,141. 84
SURVEYING.
11 Eml. Kuhn nnil others
305.151ISSIONERS' OFFICE.
" John Nltrerhonse,Commissioner 120 52
John Mornay, Commissioner-- 118. 62
" .Pll5. D. Saar. Commissioner-- t 89 87
t• Henry thnod. Commissioner 34 510
Ors..7l.4ernan,,Solary as Clerk... 478 00
1 1 Foreman,"ssrsicas iellof 25 00
" E. J. tonsbrake, Salary as at.
turned 60 00
E.J.B.riebnke for ext re service 10 Oil
Stotlitharyferellice 14 hi
• 'IIOAD DAMAGES
" John Young's heirs.
jnbit A. Swlgert.. .....
" Petttrreklug
" Famine{ Stine. '
" Lucinda Burk
" Ororge clgunbers.. .....
" Jithn Ahltrpe
• • CV tivlSlllrit - 110 00
"' 14‘4 - 1111-eoion ' , 10 40
" AVOSAM h onkel, - - 13 00
" John Yr-net 10 00
. John 31tFarinn ' ' 25 00
,* F. 11. l'i.lrty 10 00,
.
" Michael annex.--,---`"•.. 45 00
" Adikta kink.. ' 150 00
" V. Cr P'..,0 er 5 0I
" 1.13 Kenn.cly
Abrut.
•' John Maim
I STS._
1111411111111 n, for b mling ; n
Ilueste, on .nodry dead trodios ,22 99
_ 11,totiop.u.?,nd others, .do • . 17 62
• Da vis , !n. do 10 63 '
I.l.ssert . do S 37
4 , %va t . H H f making pest
ntortent exouninationa 26 00
04 61
IUitINTY. PAID Tv 1 101...tYrrEitti.
• 34a , 0 , Everett awl Utile] I. 3.800 00_
COURT ITOUSr.:. . -
olea ming (Tem t Muse yard, alc. 63 83
• Ha... c"raparty t T.l 44
tar repo ire 17, 5
for Bending recotits away ori ac
count of the Rebel htrteion.
n John Wrestler: rnttimr wood..
Wunderlich 4 N 01.4.1 fa' cu.d.,
statinner) f t.leurt
- for wood
'ASSESSORS.
S. Brentuunan and
PUS4C PRINTING
" G 11. Merklein it ,
•• ( , :eorgn It. Mengel
" B. Y. Ilnineher Co &
!l'Clure & Stoner
ELECTIONS.
• sundry perzitmg f r bolding g eneral and
township plo r ti 1,122 16
NEW AND,BRIME
Yrat,tz 31411-r,3l(mtgortiory tp , 15
" Lawrence Peittnr. Ilamiltun "
"It finnilwr. Luton . "
.•
Jamca Varkel, Southampton ‘•
" *meiPomeroy. Lurgen
. Angle. )Ipn t gem ery
" Green
nu. Miller (Munn) Luron
T. IL Woild.l{‘Almry and Back
Creelt.. D ,
'Q.II". Lu Num
.4 T. IS:Wudd. tor nuts bridge built
Buuth,unptoiit.drusliip
- ROAD VIEWS
ininclry pureo..R Ca' nwd cows.
I. . - CONSTAIITAS' YRl's
1, j " Chu. Smith, foes in Com. cases
S. It. Boyd,
~ It. K. NI:L.IOIRn
~SiLTT[A TAXES.
Cemmiesienere and ultelt for
idetvieei in the neater •44.1 t-
title tex
, sterelenigh & Dtinren, armory
60
00 - rent
PRISON.
" Sam'l Brandt, board'g prisoners 1,991 -97
' " • removing prison
ers to Eastern Penitentiary-.
sara'll3randt, trammon'gjorors
bringing prison
are from Fulton county
" A. J. White, for clothing and
blankets
41 T.-pelt:man, shoes for prisoners
a Jacob Sellers, mperintly "
a 'D. 0. Gehr, ticking and bolsters
" L. 11. Byster, Bose and repairs,.
Henry Rinehart. for repairs
a John Montgomery. Physician...
a Oaks & Linn, for stone coal
Huber & Tolbert. - for hardware
a Wunderlich & New], fir coal—.
rr Thomas J. Wright, for docket..
"
Conrad Miller, for shoes
J. B. Miller. for tin wire— ......
a John %Stuart. for plastering.,
" H. Lonchbelm, for clothing
Ryster & Bro., for merobandlze
" Frey A Mang, for coffins
a Myers & Brand, for hardware...
a Guthrie & Bittinger, far lime.,.
ll:Senseny, fbr carpenter work
, JUSTICES' FEES:
44 Davison and others, fees lu'Com
ruonwea?th copies 107 01
• MISCELLANEOUS.
S. Shryock, for docket *Jr'
Vounty Surveyor, - 10 00'
Paid Emanuel Kuhn, for recording
drafts COO 00 .
Keiffent Co., ledger for Treas
urer 10 0‘)
" Keifer & Ca., ledger for tom
missioners. - 8 00'
" Keiffer Ic Lb. - dockets fur_ Rog, --".
titer and Prothonotary......... ' 62 50
" J. D. Miller, difference on store -- ;
trade 8 13
" • Penitelitituty draft 39; fio
" E. C. Boyd. for revenue stamps 1215
" Constables' returns. . ,96 96
" D.ll. Wunderlich Geo. Jarrett • I ,
•
and D. B. Martin, Auditors
and Clerk .-
'tr. 140 00 -
" E. J. Bonebrake and Cleo. Sell.
Lamer, for auditing accounts
in . emuty office. 60 00
- -•--- 996 88
•
' ERGS ERATIONS I .
Of County State. and 51ilith taxes for 1882.
Johnl7.Skitmer and others 102 31
' OUTSTANDING TASE.
. _ In the hands of Collectors for Ins.
Antrim township,. 132 21
Chambersburg lx ugh -1,425 54 '
Fannett township : , 341 213
Green tbwnefrip 915.4 E '
Guilford township 174 ;iit
Greencastle borough .
214 1.19
thrgon township ... , . ...
Latterkenny township.
Metal towaship
Montgomery township- ' 920 12
Mercersburg borough =B'6B
Peters township 126 41 ,
Quincy township 344 21 '
St., Thomas township 938- 34 -
:Southampton township,...-....- 119 10
_,
Warren township / 118 63
Was iingtoti.township.:........ ...... -.. 388 82
- 8,8803 04
56 00
ay Ilionerationi on County, State
and Alilitia tax for 1863 1.401 10
Abatement allowed tax payers 1.608 /V
.• 4 per cent. collections allowed
the County on State tax $30,-
008 00 1,15: 3: / /
t' Treasurer's commission ons3o;-.
008 00 at 2 per cent
'a Abatement allowed County on •
on $36,667 62 State tax, at
5 per cent 1,883 3 ‘ i5 . ..,
" Treasurer's oominitaion on die. ,
buraing $78,832 62 at 1 per
cent, as allowed by the Com.
:missitmeni and approved by,
•
this Auditors 788 32
" Treasurer's commission on coli
lectiug $41,348 74, County
Tax cal per cent 1,240 46
6 ' Treneurer's commission omitted'
at lest settlement 41.31
Paid State Treasurer 34,834 48
.44,044 66
44861
27.327 44
$1,6,37 02
kiniance due
.coutity
CM
We, the undersigned. Gonarnlnsioners of FranklUn Co,
Penns—in' twtfttiony of the Correctness of the foreguing
account, have hereunto set our hands, at the C o n.unt,,-
stoners' Office, this 7th day of January. A.D. Iso4.
JOHN NITTERHOUSE,I .
,
. JOHN - DOWNEY, Com're.
Attest: HENRY GOOD, ,
_ ,
GEO. FORM lAN, Clerk. , .
,
- 4,414
We, the undersigned, Auditors of the Count of Frank
lin, do hereby certify that we have examine.: the drafts
of the CoMminsioners, with the receipts fir the saute,
upon titio`. J. 13alsley, Treasurer. as also the bills and ac
counts in the Commissioners' Office, upon which said
drafts have been issued, from the 9th day of January.
A. D. 1893, to the 7th day of January. A.,D.1.894., both
days inclusive, and find a balsuce in the - hands of said
Treasurer of forty-four dollars and eighty-fire cents.
Witness our hands, this 7th day of January, A. D. 1894.
D. K. WUNDEKLICII,
D. B. MARTEN, Auditors.
Attest: W. S. A NIBEKSON,
Gro. FORDS ti c r, Clerk.
304 64
AMOUNTS RECEIVED FRO3I COLLECTORS SINCE
TILE SETTLEMENT.
Henry ealslay, Collector of Antrim township - - $6O 00
14. It. Boyd. .' Chantbersburg - 775 u 0
Karam Finley, . 4 Pannett townot p.... 200 00
John S. Yankey, " Guilford '. .... WOO
S. B. Shively, " Green " .... 290 Ou
J. B. Kaufman " 'Greencastle Borough 136 00
William Forbes,. " ;.. Letterkenny towns p 356, 00
Savanger ' ' ,Lurg,-en 0 . ~. •Al 43
_Hen ry Geo. W. Wolf. " ; Mercersburg'Boro'... 150 00
Johri IPLaughlin " liontgomer)toums p 42 50
Jacob 'Haulm:an " , Patent . 4 . 114.88
Geo,Knepper, " Quincy " 230 00
Jacob Shew . n St. Thomas '‘ 175 00
. .
J. W. Phenicle - 4 . Warred - " US 63
Joseph P. Funk, " Washington. "' 140 00
IMII
048 ~,
CM
. O 5 00
7o 00
- 75 Od
- 81:1 00
. 6000
- 200 00
tab 3
wAYTBLIC SALE—The undersign
ed.A.dministrator of S. W.lleintzelman,deseased,
respome to sate, by-Public Outcry,-at the - 4 at4a
deuce oJsaid dec'd, about 1 mile and a-half Train Chlt
bersburg, on the OriencaStle rod, on Wednesday. the
24th day of Febrartry, 1861, the following persona} Pro
party, to wit: '1 Broad-Tread PLANTATION WAGON
and Bed; 1 Narrow-Tread Plantation Wagon,: with
Boards; tone-horse Wagon; 1 Basket Sleigh ;:Hay Lad
ders; Fifth Chain and Spreader; Single mad Double
Trees; 6 sets of Horse Gears; Saddles, Bridle* Collars,
lialteriand Halter Chains; also, 1 ;Nanny's Reaper,
with ali the late improvements; 1 Threshing Machine
nod Horse Power; 1 Hay Rake; Wheat Fan; 1 Corn
Coverer; 1 three-horse Plow ; 2two-horse P lows : Shovel
Plows; 2 Harrows; Pitching, Shaking and Manure
Parks. Also, a lot of Quarrying Tools. Log Chains. aic.
Also. FOUR TIORSSS, 2of which are good' Leaders; S
head of Homed Cattle, three of which are Milcb Cows. 4
Shotes. 5 head of Sheep. Sic. Also, Hay by the Tun,
torn by the b •rrel, Bacon and Lard by the pound, h.c.
Also. a variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting, in part, of Bedsteads, 2 Bureaus. Tables,
Chairs, dock. 1 Cook Stove. Pipe and Apparatus, 1 Cop
per Kettle. 1 Iron Kettle,Gbass. Queens, Crockery and
Tin'AVarei; Meat Vessels, Barrels, Tubs, and a great
many articles too numerous to mention.
10 00
300 i I
90 00
- 1,255 00
/Kle- Raleito commence nt 9 o'clock, on said day, when
the tents will be made-known by
MARTIN HEINTZ:MX-AN.
feb 3,3 t - jC. PPIDLE, 4nct'r.[ Administrator.
45 23
5 00
50 50
4 40
15 15
11)ersonat liropert» *ales.
1100IIBLIC SALE.—The undersi n
U m _
eil,-Adminititnitor of Henry Crider. dec'd, wit offer
at, Public Sale, at the residence of said ilec'd. In Hamil
ton township, on the road leading from St. Thomas to'
Strasburg, near Detrick's Mill, on Tuesday 'tort Bred
ne.sdry, the 15 . th and 17th day of February. the follow
ing personal property, to wit : Fire head of Work Koreas
1 one year old Colt, 12 head of Horned C ittle. 3 of which
are lirstrate Stick Cows, 10 Sho tts. one &striate breed
ing how with Pigs, 1 Four liarse Wagon. narrow tread.
1 Carriage, 1 lirstrate Sleigh. 2 Plots, 2 double Shovel
plows, 1 single Shovel Plus-, ,2 Harrbwa, 1 Spreader, 2.
Double Trees.
_4 Single Trees, Log. Cow nual Halter
Chains.. pair Of Wood Ladders, 1 set of Hay L olders,.
4'seta of Gears. 1 set or Harness, Saddles and Bridles, 1
Grain Drill," Wind Mill, I - Roiling Screaro Hay Rake,
1 Cutting ilox,l Wheelbarrtv, Forks and Rakes, Corn
Sheller, Wheat. Rye. Oats, Buckwheat, Corn, by the
bushel, Potatoes by the bushel—Hay by the ton, Rye
Straw by the bundle, n ACRES of GRAIN in the
.Ground. Household and Kitchen Furniture. Beds_ and'
Bedding, Blapkets, Sheets, Cove: lids. Table Clothe.
Hand Towels. Carpet IPy the Yard, Bureau. Tables and
Chairs. 2 Clocks. °fiesta, Cooking Stove, 1 Parlor nod
1 Teralate Stove and Pipes, 1 Settee. 1 Stand. 2 Cup
histrds;2 Copper Kettles. I Iron Kettle. Tube, Buckets,
SimiageCutter and Staffer. Crocks. 1,000 lbs of Wilk.
- Lard by the pound, Sausages by the pound, Pudding
Neat by the Pound. Knives. Forks. Dishes. itc.
tsvi,. The Live Stoelt, Grain and Farming Utensele will
he sold on the first day. Sale to commence at 10 o'
elock„ Al. NI., on each day. JACOB CRIDER,
jau 27-3 t. Administrator. ,
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T)UBLIO SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.--The undersigned. Executeirs of
es J.- Kennedy, late ot -Guilford township deed, will
nett at Public Sale, at the Mansion Farm, lets of said de
ceased. on WedneAday, theloth day of gbreutry nest,
the following peisonal ' property, to wit: 4 valuable
MULES, to be sold bs a Team.or 1n Pait e, 2 work Horse.
10 heal of Mitch Cow.. some of which are fresh. 40
'Sheep, 2 Pour Horne Wagons with Beth and Ladder& 1
one Korse Wagon,lßeaper,l Griin Drill; 4 sets of Mule
nears,l set of double Carriage Flamm, nearly new, 1
Wind Mill, Corn Sheller, a lot of Ploughs, Itafbess, 1..;
tivators,itc. Also a small quantity of I orn_Ve - 'ar.
ariy- Sale to commence at 10 o'clock . A.M., oh rms
will be made known by T. B. iiENN ',
J. L. KENNEDY,
I ) 411204 s ip Spice', Anct4 ' Executors.
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WRING TO QUIT THE gIL-
Unary bilaim3ss, I would offer my Stock for Sale
on reasonable terms. For, particulars hionire nt my
shop, next door to I. Hutton's Shoo Store. Main street.
jun 20 ' M. IL COOK.
VALUABLE HOTEL !PROPER
TY AEI) REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.—
The subscriber having determined to reniove to the west
offersat ?rivate Sale that well-known Hotel, the •'Ful.
ton Home," situate, in. the borough of . I Nlctlonuellsburg,
Fulton county. This House is the largest and most conk
plate Tavern House in the county and has a run of CAD.
tom,unequalled in the county.
He also will sell at Private Sale a Tract of Thirty -00e
_ Acres of highly improved land adjoining the borotig,h of
iliceormellsburg, all under new and superior fence, and
having thereon erected a goad two-story Frame House
sad other out buildings. ' There la an excellent young
Orchard and running Water on the Premises.
Jan COM ' HENRY 11010:
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JAM ZS G. ELDER, Tratant er. -
email Propowts.
tr., - NIITED STATES MAILS.
-
IL) - PENNSYLVANIA.
Pear Oirtas: PAlrraltNT.
Washington, Yhventber 10,1903.
PROPOSALS will be reeeiitsf at the Contract Of
fice of this Department until 10 a. m. of Thuretloy.
March 31,1964, forconveytngtbe mails of the ruited
States for four years. commencing July I,' sfifil, and
ending June 30;1868, in'the State of Pennsylvania,
on the routes and by the schedules of departures,
and arnvala herein specified. - •
Decisions announ, ed by April 2.5 s 1304.
Bidders-lei/I exan+ i ue cu, illy the foinue' cold -
emotions annexed; especially the latter part of in
btruetion 19.
=M. From Philadelphia. by General Wayne
Cabinet-, West Ilavertord Radnor. ;Spread Eagle
lteesville, Paoli, Frazer. \Vest W hiteland, Downing
town, Tboradale Iron Works, Cala, Coatesville, Pat
kesburg, P,ermiugtonYille, Christiana, Gap, Kin-;
zers, Leaman Place. Bellement, Paradise, Gordone
ville, Intercourse, Enterprise, Lancaster, Landis
vine. Salunga, INivuut Joy. Elizabethtown,Middle
town, High Spi:e; Harrisburg 8U1N11011A111344 Fen- •
wick, Duncannon. New Millerstown, Thomp
sontown. Mesie_ ,o Port Royal, Mifilintown.
town, Strode's Mills. MeVeytown. Newton-Ha/all
ton, Mount ,Union, Mapleton Depot, Miltereek,
Huntingdon; Sharer's Creek. Barre Forge:-Spruce
Creek. Birmingham. Tyrone, Autestown. -Tinton,
Fostoria, Altoona. Gallitten. Cresson,' Summit,
Hemlock. Seaman, Wilmore. Summer Hiil, Mineral
Poinl. Comte= ugh, Johnstewn, A rtnaugh, Verona,
New Florence. - Lockport Station, Bolivar, Drench
Sanction. Hillside, Milwood. New Derry, Braden
yille, Youngstown, _Latrobe, Greensku Adams
burg, Timkerßun, Manor Station. Penn Station..
- Irwin's Station, Lari ner's Station, Stewartsville.
Cavottsville. llo»roorille. Turtle Creek. Braddoek's
Field, Wilkinsburg. and Wilkins, to Pittsbarg,347%
miles.4ind back, by railroad. twice daily -or as fre
quently as ears are - rou. if required-)and by asched
ule satisfactory to the Department.
2, 9 .0. 2. - From Philadelphia ; by Consbokocken. Nor
ristown,Rridgeport, Port Itennedy. Valley Forge,
Phoenixville, Royer's Ford. Limerick Bridge, Sets
let's Store Pottstown, Douglassville. BaunistoWn.
Birdsb oro , Exeter Station. • Reading. Tuckertowa;
Shoemakersyille, Lewport. Hamtanyo
Port Clinton. Auburn, Orivigsburg, Landingvilh4.
and.Schitylkill Haven. to Pottsville.. 97 miles and
back. by railrowh. twice daily. except Sunday, (ores
frequently as cars run, if required,) and by a sched
ule satisfactory to the Department
.013. From- Philadelpnia. by KelloYsvillei
Dale, Media, Glen Riddle, Land Mills. Glen Milli!.
Thernton:-Cheyney, and Street Road, to- Wee&
Chester,%Diilns and back. twice daily, by mill
road, and by a schedule satisfactory to the Deparii.
ment. , -
2204. From Philadelphia, by Milestown, Shoe
makertown, Fitzsvatertown: White Marsh, Penn
llyn. Upper Dublin. Suring llonse.Gwynedd, Mont
gomeryville. New Harbor, Hatfield, Ldddsdale,
Seller's Tavern. Quakertown. Coopersburg, Centre
Valley f eellertown; awl Iron Hill. to Bethlehem,
6119-1 miles miles and back, daily, e;:cent Sun
clay. o'.sr as frequently as cars run, if required.) with
a branch to Daylestorrn via New Galena, Line Lex
ington, Whitehallville and Now Britain, 10 11-100
miles and back, daily except Sunday, by railroad: -
and by a schedule satisfactory to the Department.
2205. From Philadelphia, by upper Darby liar
erford. Newtown Square, Edgetnont. Willlstovrn,
Inn, and Milltown. to West Chester. 2314 miles and
baxit, three times a week. Leave Philadelphia.
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday at 2_p. in.; arrive
at West Chester by 8 p ta. Leave West Chester
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7 a_rss ; arrive at
Philadelphiaby 1 p
2206. rout Philadel Philadelphia to Norristown, 17 Alex
and back, daily, except Sunday, by railroad. Leave
Philadelphia daily, excel): Sunday. at 6 a m; arrive
at'Norristown by 7 a in. Leave Norristown daily,
except Sunday, at 6ain ; arrive at Philadelphia bq
7 a in.
2277. From. Philadelphia. by Piney, Oxford
Church, Cheltenhan.. Fox Chase, Huntingdon Val
ley, Sorrel Horse, Davisville, Richborough. qnd
Penn's Park, to Pineville, V miles and bdck. -- six
times a week. Leave Philadelphia daily, except;
Sunday: at 7 a m ; arrive at Pineville by 1 p
Leave Pineville daily. except Sunday, at 0 a ar
rive at Philadelphia be 12 in.
2208. From Philadelphia to Darby, 8 miles and
back, six times a week, by railroad. Leave Phila
itelphia, daily. except 'Sunda!, at ant : arrive at
Darby by 10 am. Leave Darti , daily, except Sun--
day. at 7a. m arrivs' at Philadelphia by 8.3. i am.
- 2209. From Frankford Railroad Station, by Bits
tlettin,,to Somerton, 11) tulles and back. six times e
week. Leave Fnuikford Railroad Station daio .
except Sunday, at 5p sn : arrive at Somerton by t
p in.. Leave Somerton daily except Sunday, at
p in; arrive a‘Frankford Railroad Station by 41:
Pm.
VIII' From Bustletonisby BYberry. to Oakford, 8.
miles, and back, three amok.; a week, Leave Bus
tletori Tuesday, Thursday, anit buturday at 6 p in;
arrive at Oalcford by 8 p in, Leave .oakford Tues
day; Thursday and Saturday at S a m; arrive at Bus
tleten by 10 a in.
2311. From Shoemakertown by Jenkintown, Ab
ingtown. Willow Grove, Hatborough. Warminster.
Hartsville. Bridge Valley, Buckingham, and La
basica, to New Rope, as miles and back. ruatimett.
week. Leave Shoemakerto am daily, except Sunday.
at 10a m; arrive at New - Hope by 8 p in. Leave
New Hope daily, except Sunday, at 8 a in; arrive at
Shoemakertnwr: by 6p m. . -
2212. From Norristown, by llickorytown and
Plymouth Meeting, to Barren Bill. 6 miles and
batik, three times a week, Leave Norristown Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 10 a ns; arrive at
Barren Hill by 12 in. Leave Barren Hill - Tuesday.
Thursday" nd Saturday, at 3 p-m; arrive at ',Tonic
town b 3 5 Tim.
2213. From Norristown by Norritonville, Penn 'a
Square, Centre Square, Worcester, Skippack, Led
enteksville, and Salfordsville, to Sumneytown. 26 -
miles and back, threctimes a week. Leave Norris
town Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4 pin; ar
rive &t.Stitnneytown bydOps in. Leave Sumneytows
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 a m , • arrive at
Norristown by 12 in.
2214. From Norristown, by Jeffersonville, Shan
nonville. and Port Providence, to Phoenixville, 11
miles and back, three times a week. Leave Norris.
town Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4 p.
arrive at Phoenixville by p in. Leave Phoenix
ville Tde.sday, Thursday and Saturday at 434 a m
arrive at Norristown by 7 a m. -
2215. From Norristown, by Jeffersonville, Eagle
'villa, Freeland,Lower Providence. Trappe. Limer
ick. and Crooked Hill. to Pottstown, 193 Z miles and
back, six times a week to Trappe and three times
a wank residue. Leave Norristown Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday at 10 a in; arrive at Pottstown be
4 p in. Leave Pottstown Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 6 a m; arrive at Norristown by 11 a in.—
Leave Norristown Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at 10a us; arrive at Trape by lis m. Lefty e Trappe
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6% a in ; arrive
at Norristown by 9 a in.
Siva *al 67
2216. From Bridgeport, by King of Prussia. New
Centreville. Chester 'Valley ; Warren Tavern, and
Exton to Downington, 22 miles and blek, six tunes
a. week, by railroad, and by schedule satisfacterY to
the Department.
=7. From Pottstown, by Boyerstoisn,- Bechtels
ville. Colebrookdale. and Dale, to Siesholtsville, 21
miles and back,-twice a week. Leave Pottstown
Tuesday and Saturday on arrival of mail from Phil
adelphia—say at 10 am; arrive at Seisholtsville by
3p m. Leave Seisholtsville Monday and:Friday at
Sam; arrive' at Pottstown by 1 p in. PrOposals to
extend to Long Swatnp, , ..4 miles further, and for
three times a week service are invited.
2218. From Pottstown, by New Hanover and •
Frederick. to Sumneytown, 17 miles and back, once
a week. Leave Pottstown Wednesday at 12 in; ar
rive at Sumneytovin by 5p m. Leave Sumneytown
Wednesday at 6 a m; arrive at Pottstown by 11 am.
2219. From-New Hanover, by Pleasant Bun.
Hillegas. Pennsburg,Spinnerstown.M ilfortl &mare.
Steinsburg, and Locust Valley, to Coopersburg; ri
miles and back, once a week. Leave New Hanover
Friday at 9 a m; arrive at Coopersburg by- 5 p 111.— ,
Leave CoopersburgThursday at 6 a in arrive at
New Hanover by 2 p . m. -
V,20, From Limenek..by Ftigloysvine, New Han
-over, Gilbertsville. Boyerstovrn, Spansville. Shapes
villa. Manatawny, Lobaehsville. New Jerusalem.
and Amine. to Kutztown. 32miles and bask; twice
ti'eek. Leave Limerick Tuesday and Saturday at
2 p in; arrive at Kutztown by 10 p in. Leave Rutz
town•Monday and Friday at 7a m; arrive at Lim
erick by 3 P m.'
:20 9 .-1. From Line Lexington, by Ililltown. Ha
gersville. Applebachsville, Pleasant Valley, - and
Leithaville, tn.Hellertown, 30 miles and -back, three
times a week. Leave - Line Lexington Monday,.
Wednesday, an i d Friday at 1 p m; arrive at- Heller
town by 9 p m. -Leave Hellertown Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday at6tt m; arrive-at Line Lexing
ton by 2pm.
2=. From -Gwynedd. by Kulpsville. 'Harleys
ripe. Sumneytown, and Pennsburg, to Hereford, 2d
mil es and lic.r, six titres a week. Leave Gwynedd
daily, except Sunday. At 2Yi_p m; arrive at Here
ford by 8 1 / p in. Leave HereTord daily, extent
Sunday, at 24% a in; arrive at Gwynedd by 10%a m.
2223. ..Zrorn Whitemersh, by Broad Axe, to Bine
Bell. 4 rages and bank, six-times a. week. Leave
Whiternarsh daily, except Surnia.Y, at 534 pp in; ar
rive at Blue Bell by 6% nm. Leave BlueßelidaiLY
except Sunday, at 6 a in; Arrive at Whitewash by
7 a m.
2224. F ro m Zeiglersville. by Frederick; - Beinglas.
Colebrookdale, and Clayton, to Hereford,, 18: miles
and back, twice aweek. LeaveZeiglenarille, Tiles
day and Saturdarat 111 m artive at Hereford by
7 p m. Ireaveß or, oford Motida; and Friday at I a
arrive at c ~. eigiersville by 10
2E5. FromStimrieytown,bylloppenvilletGerY's
, nosensack, and Vera Cruz, to Einauz;la mrles,and
back, twice a week, Leave Sumneytown Wednes
day and Saturday at 7 am: arrive at E.teaus by 12
in. Leave Emana Wednesday and Saturday - ates
in; Arrive at Sumneytown by la p in,,
2226.. FcordAndalnsia to ISYberrY. - rarr
miler,
back
_au, tames a work. Leave Andalusia dailyi ex
eaptSunday. at 7% ain : arrive et berry;: by
m. 14eave Byberrysdailyt anti?* • at 6 a
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