8
grzuldin
vit4 • And sitrely it behoves - the Governmept
rre44ls/IVTAI 1 . ' to make order thatititlandered horses' be
'43 • -.
destroyed, amlitot sold to carry iminsid
ions,-,ingurable and. :contagious disease.
over the Land. There are now some
forty-easesofglanderedgovernmenthorses
A GRICULTURAL.
GiAielYEItS I li 1101RSIES-.'
• It Is high thim that' t 6 co' mmuniti . at Huramelstown,.Danphiii county, and a
should be apprised of the fact that the : number besides have already been shot.
most alarming and fatal disease to which ,' We warn the people against dealing in
the horse is subject . ..is being disseminated •. such stock, and against purchasing any
from tha army ,over, the whole country. horses out of .a lot where the disease has
The condition and treatment of the horse developed itself. It is not safe to par
in the - armygre Such as tend strongly to ; chase any. such annimals, for there may
generate-the malady plioders., • Es-' be no symptoms of the-disease at the time
pbsure; fxhanstiati, iustifficient foOd, an d of purchase and yet it may be developed
i, in a few days, weeks or: months after
irregular care are favorable conditions to
origina te this fatal disease ;- and it - is' a • wards.
fact, astounding and. most culpable, ( i = —We notice in the Gettysburg papers
know not where the blamelies) that thou- that Cot, Eakin has, at 'the request of
muds of army horses condemned for glau- : some of the citizens of Adams county who .
ders, are sold at public auction, and sent • have been robbed of horses by thaenemy,
thearrY the disease as on the- w i ngs
, a . : drdereil a lot of condemned government
the wind over the whole country. Far- horses to be sold there' in April. We
mers,aiid others, unacquainted with the' ' would not, under existing circumstances;
nature and spuptohs of the disease, pur- . with the glanders 'prevalent among them,
chase these lirses, hoping that•the) . --may deem it safe to purchase any government
in a short tone be - restored, ' and thus - horses to .be stabled with others ; and we
breed conta.gron among their whole stock. 1: caution the farmers of Frankliii and adj obi-
We will state some principal facts in ref- ing eountieS to be well advised before
erenee to the disease, deriied from a care- ; they _make such hivestuippts. Before buys
ful-study, of the best workimpoii the. sub- ing condemned goVerlment horses ,be
ject. ' '.
One gr, eat peril connected with the dis
ease arises froint, its insidious nature. In
'this respect it t 'resembles consumption in
the human su o bject: A horse may have
incipient glanders, or glandersin,the first
stage, for moutbs and the- owner hardly
suspect that there is anything the matter
with him. - ..And even when it' has passed
do to thesecond stage there is nothings to':
althanone unacquainted with the disease.
The horse may be in good condition, eat
well, 'and ruiSynipton of ailment be visi
hie except a slight discharge from OPC
nostril, which the owner.. flatters hvnsclf ,
will soon pass away. And yet the con-
StAU:Aim of the horse is being slowly but
surely undermined, and more formidable
and fatal symptoins are preparing in due
tithe to deVelefiethemselves. A fatal dis
ease ; whieh is thus insidious is most of all
tribe dreaded, and falland.accurateloao ,
.redgeon the subject is particularly impor
tant at this time. may be stated fur
ther,nOtt abiolute fact, that glanders s
incai4thic—at least no remedy has yet
been found. This is admitted in all stan
dard works on the subject. The virus 1
has thus far proved too powerful for hrt
man. sl 11. We warn our readers agai 'lst I
all Vain jrotenders. A glanderedlorse t ,
clearly known to be such, is beyond hope,
aud ought to
, be instantly destroyed.--= ';
MUreoVer, the disease is highly contagious.
The matter diScharged fronj. the nostril,
if •rtibbed, on any part of the- horse's body 1
where there is the.least -abrasion or sore
ness of the skin, will generate. the disease
in its worst form. Or if a sound horse
'own, and like thecrowded '
... pebbles in
smells a glanderedierse, or.breathes . the.,
. , , the river lied, - become rounded i3ff, very
amo,nreath, he may, owing to the ,ten
! much alike. 'They go.' in herds and follow
derileSS of, tltenierabr.ane of the nostril.
a leader. 'But not se in the country, where
Contract the - disease : '- Hence there is no !
safety,
nen live apart. ,Eachruan dwells alone,
but.,very• great risk, in stabling of !, '
working a , glandered horse, along witi. I the lord of his own little realm. On his
farm he lays his,
,own plans, follows out
others. 'And, More serious still, man is :
unmolested his own':waYs, and so habit
liable to contract the disease: 'Them have
comes in to confirm him in customs and
been. too many cases clearly established
to leave the matter in doubt. _ln man it . usages, 'which he rectived because he
is etpiallVat•al. A loathsome diSease and knew of none better: The disposition of
• mind thus cultivated, Mile in one sense
a horrible death are the' inevitable frihts
,it secure. s the :virtue and• gives a manly
of tli'S dreadful contagion. -' It ;may not
he
,aridis to' state that a 'case Occurred 'independence'to the people of the coon
some years ago ,in Chambersbnrg. .
try; in another aspeet stands opposed to
-
Tlie'SyMptoms of the disease are con-
: their improvement. ~ We' generally - find
"
such persons opposed to all "new fangled
siderablyvarie,d. Perhapsto two horses,
notions" as they call the efforts made. to
within any one's observation, are affected
better their condition. They look with
e#etly,alike." ' In some malady it is acute,
suspicion upon all new inventions, and
in others chronic. -, It may run its course '
-leave witif singular, love, to the good old
a' fortnight. of a month, or it may 'linger
way of 'the past. .Net long ago we heard
for Month - ger eve,n years. It is against '
the latter we need to be particularly:on ; ' v white white haired farmer lamenting the de
bar guard 7 --tlie former abonresolveth*- .
grain with a sickle and
Selves. If a, horse has a thin, watery, or i parture of those "glorious days" when
they aped -4g
'rrhresh , p,il it with aflail. "The bread was
light or straw? colored discharge frora one 1
"they got more done
nostril or both; if this continues almost t 4we i , er '' '' he " id ' '
. day, and 'the men seemed happier
without apparent ,change for weeks or l in
.•-
than with these new machines." His old
month's; if therais a-.hard lump like a 1
frail wife by his side, said, "yes, that is
chestnut or walnut • close to the under : tru . John." She-told-us afterwards that
side of the iaw on the side, affected; if he ' Jo n was a "reaper" when he married
has occasional cough and some
er. We don't call such as these preju
of breathing,-you have great
, 8. _,.,,,,,,
...._, I diced. The past was solbeantiful to them
apprehend gianders. Still,
exist ß w i ' n 7 o.t " b u e ; _ because it was, all , radiant with the light
all these syniPtorns may' of love; and now. as ,the wastes of age,
diseases, snehas cata rh,gleetorstrangles.l like a field, from which the grain was
in this case separate the horsacarefally reaped and garnered, lay around them,
from te others, use remedies, .and await was it strange that their thoughts should
olevelopenieth: As the diseatie progresses, wander to the harvests and joys of other
the discharge . will become thicker 'And lays, when life was new and love was
show slight streaks ofidood, and may' be young?
,; Could we ,break such a dream
somewhat pliralenthough genefiilly '
~i.s, this with a lectureon agricultural chem
thamasal dis Charge is without smell
Air
ea-
/ t . stry,. or on the advantages of tile drain
the later. stages of the disease. mg r Shade of the blue-eyed girl with
aminatice.of the nostril will disc Over that •
whom, we gathered sheaves, forbid us!
at is, nleered;! And here,' ',it IS said, We But there are others with whom-we do
have an - infallible symptoin : . :TUrn 'the f take issue. If there is afarmer in ybur
horse's head* toward a strong light, say 1 aeighborhoffil wild sneers at the science
after the middle of the afternoon of a 1.: agriculture, hates agricultural papers
clear day ;—raise his head so as to allow 1 , of lu d. despises machinery, becausehe thinks
,the liglit,xif the',aun to shine full in ~ manual labor cheaper; if there is one who
mose,--stand beside him. have-his head : ;maintains that itiii economy to buy worn
hanel4disottieka steady,'
a r ; i d s f e a : r th , e , l y a 0. 1 .1 ) ;, i of . t t l . te ,
:m
3,.(i nostril)i '' i out, old-fashioned farm implements at a
rather thaia good new ones, With
dfseriviir'.ixleers with_ a 'dank rini:;s). edge!, ' B49 ' -
'And Whitain'the centre, the ease is de•ctid. 3 moden, improvements, at the nianufac,'-
turers ; if, in short, thereiS one who turns
- o;:tliehOrse is glandered,'and shotild he ap hisitese at the ideas of others awl holds
lit ini s m a ed ip ia lit te n l a y re ah fi at ,
.t .' .), l .;e t ‘
b e ri Ve u r g y
l n li tzs i v f l a ni t (.
.ni to his old, imperfe,et - ways of farming,
because they are his Own, he is the man
onee.to the Stern cOnvietiOn that lie, must 1
tee mean. • )We dOn't say that he is a pig
,be sacrificell,=if he is not, he , will spread ! ;.)itive• do iiiiy'thati the gate is 'Open for
• Alisiater and l ruin all around him. -
r;
.- something better' and he will` not do in.
.
quite sure that they are free from the in-
feetion, are that they have not been cor
rAled with infected stock. Negligence in
this respect may,,in.ksliort time, spread
this fearful contagion . so as to peril the
health of all the stock in the:community
POP 'MAIL PREJUDICES.
" Nature is 'fruitful in . suggestions,"
wrote a great philosopher. Wo agreed
with him as we saw a very natural sight
the other day, in our morning walk. A
hoy 'was trying to drive n pig through a
gate ; but the movements of the quadru- I
ped were all "reversed," as an engineer
would say. At last as the pig triumphed I ,
and ran off with-a grunt of, satisfaction,
e ventured to ask the bey why it would
mit go in. "Don't know," said he, "guess
he's prejudiced." On a little farther, We
met a worthy neighbor of ours, plowing.
The plow, a light one, was stirring only ;
the surface soil. ",Why den't you get a
good heavy plow and subsoil that field,"
we asked. "Well, I don't believe much
in that Way of Plowing." "Did you ever
try it?" "No. I have always been prej
udiced against it." We thought of the
pig and the'open gate. If the resemblance
in these two cases was a matter of rare
occurrence, it would only be ludicrous.
But unfortunately it. is far otherwise. lie
who has dealt with people and things as
they are in the country, must know that
men there, are "dreadfully set in their
ways." There is a plain reason for this.
In towns and cities men rub against each
- other, have their angularities -smoothed
Ali' •-litero4l , 4 4.F:00t.p.91,::,#140).:111,_ 04.
We mast not be -understood as commend- .
ing in generatthat - whieh is new,- above
that which IS old. Every patent Machine
is not an improvement nor is every new
system of treating the soil beneficial. Bat
we do mean to "my that a blind; stubborn
prejudice in the min 4 of many has long
stood in the way of their improvement in
the art of flunraig. Men of other trades
and'profesSions are- anxious to learn
latest and best things in' their arts; but,
there is a class of . fat-Jeers who seem to
think that they Wiwi already attained'
perfection in their way. These, too, are
generally the ones whose fields are least
,productive and most radially kept. If
there are any such who read ilia RErost-
TOIIY, we ;Would say to them that the first
thing to be done in the way of improving
- your - rarnis is to begin with yourselves..
Dig up those deep-rooted prejudices/ Which
fill your minds. This is no easy task, but
it is the beginning, of wisdran to suspect
that there are- some truths you do, not
know; and the' beginning of improve
ment to think there are some better things
than the ones you now possess.
'Alarmss, &r.
B ,A,D DLERY! r,SADDL-E RY!!
AND
HARNESS .11L-Vtaa""..4.TORY ! •
The subseriber.respeetfuly infoints his friend'S and
the publie, that he earttinueiio - etitry on the
above business at his Old Stand, on
WEST MARKET STREET,
Opposite Miller's Note}, •
CrIA MB E R tr 1:(1
,and keeps constantly- on hand f ,a general assprt-
. merit of !;•
! • ,;1
Riding and Wagon Saddles,
Riding Bridles,
Flat and Itotinte,'
Block and Fair
Farness and Draft Collars,
' . Patent Leather Collars (good quality),
Blind Bridtes, 1:
BrOad 'Gears,
;' Wagon Whi!
, , ,
and everythiniein the Leather 141 e can he foul
his shop, or made to order, at nuiderate rate,'
REP A,1R1..1i0
dotic. at Short notice and on reasonable terms
TRUNKS AND VALISES
always on hand - And sold cheap von c.t.sli
IL_,q. Ile employs
nose hut the bestwork,meu
marl 6 -4)
JAMES D. GILL.
Q,_
ADDLERY!! SADDLERY !
dles:Bridlo.Harian&s, Collars,Trunks; Valises;
Ste.. sign of the HORSE COIAAR. - ,
JEREMIAH OYSTER respectfully rettuns his
thanks to his patrons fqr the liberal encouragement
received from them heretofore, and he would invite
them and the community generally, who may need
any thing in his line, fo give him a call at his old
eland, on the East side of Main Street. Cymbers-
I burg, fivo doors South of Hither Totbert s hard=
ware Store, where he keep, eondnntly on hand ev-
I ep: variety of SADDLERY AND HARNESS of
,
awn manufacture, awl he is prepared to sell the
same on terms that defy competition. Every article
offered for sale is warranted to be made of the hest
material and by competent workmen, Which will he
fully demonstrated on an examination thereof.
warsKs AND VALISES.—He woald,also call
the attention of person 4 wantintt. a qoort, neat nod
cheap and substantial Trunk or Valise to his wsort
ment. junel7,o.
WHIPS ! WHIPS ! ! WHIPS !!-
V 7. W. SITILLITO S So; corner of Main and
Washington Streets, (lhambershurg, Pa., manufac
turers of all kinds of WWII'S, such as Wagon, Car
riage and - Riding Whips, of varioue sizes' nod Of su
perior quality, which they offer to the public. eithel
by Wholesale or Retail. at very modorate prices.—
LASURS of all lengthA kept constantly on hand and
for sale by the dozen. very cheap. They also mantt
facture superior HORSE COLLARS, to which they
invite attention.
. _ . .
Orders from a. distance solicited and' promptly at
tended to.. janl.7,R3.
. .
B .—
R 1:) A 1) - G E-k'.. RS , 04 - I,ARS,
HALTERS, and my thine in: ‘onther tine
belonging' to the ziaddler's business. - ays on hand
and made to order, and on reason re terms, at
GORDON'S, opposite the Indian Queen Hotel, Mnai
Street.
DUNI HAS A SUPERMIt
C~- kit of SADDLES, HARNESS. - BRIDLES,
STIRRUPS, SPURS. which he oil] eon neap
for cosh or cood track:
fIYRUS H. G,ORDON, - Ait6cesspr tti
kJ Gordon. gives !notice to hig pastomers awl
nth ors. that he is still at the Ohl Stand. opiroAte the
Indian queen Hotel. Main zit.. ChanthendinVe. Pa.
-
EPAIR DOSE AT SHORT
Iv notice, on rensonable terms, by C. H.
DON. - lie invites his friends to call and see him. •'
,-, ,
....., i, .
txCtatt:lll.
' SERIES ()F {' SEIt M 0 \ tf S ITPO
VI N
the followingsubjeets, will taideligered in the
Bethel, corner of and Water streets, by'the
It ev.:C. H. .Forney:
Sabbath evening, Feb. 28th.. The linty and Manner
4 hearing the Word.
~ " March tith. The llhureh of God,
her Form atul_Faith.
" Maieh 13th. Ordinance, Nature
- and ammeter of, - '
" Marelt 20th, 'Baptism, Action of.
" . Ilatieh '27 th., tapti.,m,Subjeett , ef.
" April 3rd. Fcetwaahing an 01-
- - dinance.
6,i . 4C
April 10th., I,m•tirr SuppeL• iNn
turel, etc.
•16 -- • Tho probability is. that the dootrinc to be
preached under these , different theincstang4ht in
the Word of (1011, and he who i•.= acipinted !with
the nature of probabilities, knoivs that le is conse
quently under obligation'to investigate :these, sub
)(lets candidly. Let MAthis favorable opportunity
ems without, availing yourself of, its privileges,—
Momentous issues are involved in the settlement of
these questions. Froo:Chureheomeand hear with
out, ,
money or price. feb 24-7 t,
.
ilersonal liroperto - „Sctics. -
• ,
TP7'ERY FOR SALE.—The Tin
ju dersigne4' inten6. moving to tho West, offers a
Private Salo, hls entire stoek in the Livery business in
3lercersburg. consisting of Horses, Omnibuses, Carriages
Buggies, Sleighs, Harness, dici This Establishment is
doing tha:besntr4de Blythe county, And offers ..a rare
chatter to trnyvole,hitijiyi, to engage in the bilainess.---
For fertile ,PA 41 Alamy to or address
fob :;-1 .i4V - 7( It .: it µ 4..yS/AIISS, Mercershurg, Pa
i -13RE1‘ 4 . ''''''. • ESTER IVIIITt PIGS.
Project 4.- , V. .J. l that7hat•_.e. Eig: taken _S , tato•nncl
UIN t., • ' RTES PRIL Alb.
Sent by, Exbpilq,..A all parks of thelinited States,
Can ala„Cnba,an ,stinfltAtnerica, in paars not akin.
Addross,,, j - • N. P. BOYEk &CO., • -
soar 24141 . .. --_Coatesville, Chester Co., lenna.
_ __
D I,OODED undoraived
_Et
has for sale THREE 13LOODEIY
CALVES—two are full blooded Alderney and o'fita
cross of Alderney and Short Horn. They ndsv
about.ttvo‘reeksold.! Cuiar.9-3t): A. K. MeetHßEt
TOI3 PIitITING, ie. every style, (loi4
e) at the Officepf the, ERANKT,LN REPOS/TORY.
- 1 -.LsT Or RET :A E 1t..6 .—Notice is_
1...4 hereby \given to all NVholesale and lictail
Vearers engeged in se/lin* Goods. Merchandis - e,
Commodities orlffects of whatever kind or nature.
either of the predtiet and manufacture bf the United
Statee or of Any - Forp,ign State': and t 6 all Miller:;
ex . d eg t h l ig within the,Connty of Vranli. ,
E n an d state et' Pennsylvania, that they are clabsi
fled and assessed by the lin.lerAigned Appraiser of
Mercantile Taxes in said,County, for the year 11911,
as follows
- . . ,
ellAmmr.sßunG.:, - k , Class. Licemie.
Heyser Jr Cressler, lltugs -.- 13 ;;;].O 00. Shafer Jr Stuart, GreeerY. ..... -.. ;: ....... 14- 7 00 ,
F T Hockenberyr, Shoos ' s. 14 •., 00
Win G Mitchell, Shoes ' 14 ' 700
George Lenner, Shoea.. -' ;,,14 .700 1
A Heineman, Jewelry - , - 14 700
II B Davison; Hats and Cup's * l.l, 7 00
Isaac Hutton, Shoes ,.: ' 1.1 — • 700
John 11 Dittuan,Mrod . ery , - , 14 '--, 7.00 •
Joseph Deckelthayer,Confeotioriary 14 , .- 700
J A Jacobs, Tolniecomst - - 11 '7 OW
J W pitman, Gr0e,ery.,.....,,, . :... ........... : • 11• .=.- 700
Conrad Wagner, Orocery - - 7 - 00
John Neil, Groeefy. ',. 14 7 00'
George Ditman, Grocery- '.- - l4 .7 00
Lewis Wm:alder, Plater , - , 14 700
S M. Perry, Groeery„!., .. ....... :..l. . 14 'I 00
John Shectsofilothirm - • :14 - '7 110
John'S Ludwig, Stoves ' 14 7 00
HLi klutz. Store , - 1-• 13 •10 00
111 linss, Jewelry ' -; ' ' - 14 700
lluber &'l'oloert. Illirilware.. 10 •!)-00
Huber Jr C 0 .4 Edge Tools '- ~1 4 700
Lambert Jr 'Huber. Paperllllll., ...... ....: 12 12 50
W.ll Cunningham. Flour 14 .. - 7 00'
C A 'franc, Grocery ' - 14 :TAO
,Hose? Greenawalt, Grocery 14 _7 00
George 111 House Grocery 11 7 00
John Brrt, Grocery i 'l4 - 7 (t
Isaac Stine, Grocery-4. • 14, 7 00
Christina Smith, G,roberY ' 14 7 00
William Wallace Jr Co.. Store 8 - , 30.60 -
J DAttiobs, Tobactainist... ..... i - 13 10 00
Win 06nder, Confectionary ... : ..... -.... 14 7 (A)
.L A Shoemaker. Confectionary 14 '7 , 00
F G Daman &Tro..lJergelry ' ' 11, - 700
,•11„'Clintoek & Son, Hats ' - 14 7 IA
Jatob Hutton. Shoes 1 14 7 00
James L Black, Store ,' i..-.. 13 10 00
E Aughinbaugh, Jewelry 14 - 7 00'
D. S Fahuestock, Grocer)* ' 14 700
Jacob Spangler, I)rup4.- ' 14 7 00.
J 111101) B Miller. Stover ' 1. 1.5 =lO 00
George Smith; Shoes ' 14 - 7 MI:,
Frank Elliott. Clothing 7 00•
Kuber Jr Lehtnastei, Grocery l3' 10 00'
Hl3 Eyster, Lawns and Hardware-- 14 7- 00
Peter Feltionn, Shoes -
.. . 14 7 00
.1 Lochlicini, Clothing 14 ' 7 00:
J 14 Nixon,
.Dings ..',.... ..... 4..1 1:3 10 00'
J L Dechert, 11at5....„' .......... 1 11 - - 7 00
Eyster, ,k• Brother, 'torn ' 5 CO 00
Brand Sr. Flack. hardware lO 2.0 o'4
A J White„Clothing - ' 13 10 00
,
.... .. .... .
John Jeffries, Confectionary. - 14' ' 7 00.
Etter. Hamilton & Co.,
St.ol- , 14 7 00
Samuel Siihryoek . , 800k5....;01i5...... ' 12 I.t. 50
Charla , H Bosh, Tobacconist - 1 14 700
W W Paxton, Hats and Shoes - 14. • 700
.1 Hoke & Co.. Store ' 0 ' 25 (k)
J'A S Cramer, T , )litteco '; , • 14 7 00'
.3 Franklin Snider, Stoves' - -- 14 - , 700
L' Ebert A: SO, Coal and Lumber.....,.. 13 10 00
Winlerlich-h, Nmicl, Warehouse -.... 14 7 00
J'S Grier, Warehouse .s 14 , 700
Deity, & M'llowell,War6hottse ..... ..... 14 , 1 • 014
Win Beiehter, Groceryl4 - ' 7CO
,
Oaks & Linn, Warehouse - '. - 14 .. 700
Cyrus Snrecher, Grocery ' - 'l4 - 7 (X.>
0 'Falkenstein:Shoesl4 7 00,
Alex Martin, Brewery - 25 00
G W Smith, Grocery 14 ' „,-- ,-,
'
John Schofield, GriicerY ' . 14 ,00
E C Boyd, Grcicerr 14 7 00
A J Miller. Drags . ..., ' ' • 'l4 . 700
Christian Burkhart, Confectionary'... 14 700
J k Geo"Wittson,l;looks 14 7 OtS
' William llelwicks, Grocery 14' 7 00
Conrad Miller, ShOes 14 . - 700
, Marks Velheitner.,Clothing 7 ' 14 700
J M Wolfkill. S ore ~ ' 14 .7 00
Marion Elliott,) ry ' ..4 , ' 14 7 00
.
Nicholas Ilas Groco 14, 7 00
'T J . Wright, 11 , 00ki , ' - * 1-4' 700
' George Brun or, Tobacco and Segars 14 - .7 00
J 'r iloskinson, Clothing-, , 14 • 7 00
• John Goetman, Grocery - 14 700
i David B Little. Confectionary 14' 7 00 , ,
'George Snider, Groceryl4 . 7 G.+
' Georgo Ludwig, Brewery' e a., oo
Wm T Matthews; Billiards ' 50 0 )
,ll.:*ne& , of 611
lIM2
MEI
Alox Fahntstock, Gruceri••••
T B Ntis,ed,l'inlndrY
•
i ;. ' • A - ',VtREVI TOWNSIIIP.
F Bfiii:coly, Store 13 19 00
Eli 1 nsA, HonieutienarY- 14 '7 00
G W 'Zeigler A: Co., Store " ' 10 ' 20 00
C - I_l Kunkel 3:11r0.; Shoes ' 14 - 700
J H Hostetter Drugs ' ' ' ~ 14 7 00
A W Welsh; Hardware , • 13 10 00
J A Hens, Clothing - ' • 14 700
Godfrey Goetz, Stoves 14 '. '7 00
John tketz, Storti ' 14 :7 00
W 1.3 - Riley, Store ' • I } , 7 00
Irwin & Ithoties, liarthraN - -13 10 00
Tlunuas Murton, Confectionary - li 7 00
Ii l .Prather & Co.. Stem, 13 IQ al
wm 111 Carl. Drniza ...._ ' n - ;7 011
IL Appenreller. ConfectionarY . 14 , ;7 00
Adam Goetz, Uroccry ' 14 ; 7 00
.. _
Benjamin Eby, Grocery • ' 14 =' 7 00-
Jaeoh Newcomer. Confectionary 14 ' 7 00
3 Hostetter 4:Bo—Grocery T 4 700
Sll Prather, Store 13 ' 10 00
2,-tor Smith, Shuns • - 14: , 1 7 00-
11,:orge Eby. Contectinnary 14 -7 00
John Bark, Segar* - 14 i 7 0)
, .. _
tiatnuel llostefter.tuniudiub,ary 14 7 00
11 P. Fqtterbia, hooks 1.1. ' i 00
tlPorgc: .... i 00
I)eitz Warehogse— .. ........ 14 ' 700
Wllliam M'Crory, .. .. :.. 14 SOO
.1 W Barr, Stores ' 14 - 7 00
,„ ... „-
a , -
r rimy uetr.. grOWCY 14 ' 7 00
Crowell Sc: Davitisoti, FOUIVIT'Y - 14 700
A linhrie & Co., IVarefiouse 14 • ',, 7 00.
A F Sahli' hirt, NVitrehottee. • -14 700
Joshua lotts:Groelir.F:— ' li ~: 7'oo
John llartle, 'Distiller.— ' :'',ni 00
Jon es ,Ilenhell, Distilie •,,,,,,.... ..... _,,,..., ' t ' ls 00
,
F T Spkeler, Distiller - ' 2,1 00
John .4, Orr. Von feetionery ........ i........ 14 ~ 700
Barnheart Sr P,ca•k„ Stare ,' , 13 10 00'
Theo. King & Bro.: Store . 14 ',7 00
W ASIII GTON TOY'S SIII - I'. ,
1.1 & 1) Bear A: tio„. Manufactory 14 7 On
Peter Ketilder, Store ' 14 7.00
Jrlsooll Price, Store ' ' 13 10 00
Wm A Grove, Silversmith,l, 14 7 00
P S Zindarf. 'Variety 5t0re......1 ....... ... 'l4 ` ,'7OO '
F Foorthman. Drugs - ' I 14 -,7 00
, 1
tleo Stover, Store r 12 12 10
D llt Russel. Titiner 14 7 00'
Jll Welsh & Son, Bats and Shoes..... 14 7 00
G & 3 Bender, Clothing. L 14 L 7 00
Geo. Frick, k'oondry & Maeltinis.t...... 10 20 00
11 Stonehonse, Illtrdware ' - 13 ' 10 00
To-iii ft &sore's heir, Store '', 11 15.00
J _F Kurtz. I)rugs 14 ', 7 00
Ainherson, Benedict & Co.; Store' . • 10 20 00
3 Beaver. Variety Store— ' ' ''l4 ,• ' 7 00'
W 11 Brotherton: Hardware L 13 , 10 00
3 bert. tbinir
W A Tritle. St oyes - ' 14 700
. . ........ ...
Joseph W Miller. Store '. ' 'l4 , r.OO
;NI IA Stoner. Drugs r ' ' 14 ' 7 00.
E W IVushaliaturli. Sugars ' 14 . , 700
'
John Downin, l)istiller ' 25 00
Houser & Shoekey. Salt ' 14 7 00
Samuel Frantz, Salt , 14 7 00
Walken& Elden, Flour ,
Peter Ilouser, - Storo ' - 14 ' 700
' . • N QUIC;
Holker lltights, FunamY TOWNSHIP. • , ee l2 •,12 50
Holker Hughes, Store r ' 14 • 7 00
Volker Illighe.."s,-Forge - 14 i '• !:
7 ,7 00
llolker Hughes, ltoll lug Hill 14 l . OO
Peter Mehlrelt, Confeetionary 14 , 0,1
E S •61n1,11. Store_.
-14 , 7 00
,
Georgee Rnepper, 5t0re......,..; l4 . 700
11 Shiery & Ca:Groeery.- , - 14 i 7 00,
Henry flood. DlStilier 1 - 1 et?
,
.1 ose I, ti 'Reek, tiroeerY - ' 14 1... 7 - It)
Dr 11. ItOsenlning, Druggist ' ' 14 , - 7 00
Lookahaugh & Seerist,.Store n lO 00
Colliflower & 011er,Stere...,.. ......... ... 13 . 10 00
John M. Cook, Store " '., 14 7 00
Robert Johnston, Distillery 1 23.00
Henry Besord, Distillery.. a 00
.
-Lewis Elliot, Store 13 - . 117 00
•
•
0,13.11 EN TOWNSHIP.
Josiah Dice, Store '' 14 - .7 00
Jacob Harchelrode, Distillery.. ...... .... . 25 00
Jac:of:diuretic)'rode, Warchonse ...... .- 14 7 00
J p Wallace, Store_ .... ._......: .......... -.. 14 : :i 00:
11 Eal
rahich & Son., Fba** 14" • • 700
S Shively 'Drii;e•s "- • t - ' - 14 - 700
Michael Good, Factory 14 ' 700
J W Hein,tzelman, Grocery, 14 , 7'oo
Mary Ann /Wait., Confectionary......._ -- 14 ' 7100'
Jacob B Cook. Store 12 12 50
' E White, Factory ' 14. ' 7'oo
Robert Black, Storei ' .. •-1
. 4' ' ' 700
- • GIITTRORD TOWNSHIP. : '-, •
J A Eyster, PaPer -Mill ' 8 • 30.00
Eyst or &II eyocr, Paper Mill 10 , 20 00
C 11 M'Rnight,Store ' - ' 14 7'oo
John M'Knight; 'Store.. ' , 14 ,'- . 7 00 -
Stouffer & Strickler, Paper Mill 12 `,'" 12 50
INIONTGOMERYI TOWNSHIP. ; '' •
Thomas, Bowle,s,IStore•••••—• 14, . - t oo
Christian Frantz. 5a1t...,..,.., ...... ....,.. ..... 14 7, 00
John Ruinmell. Salt.
...4.......- ........ . 14 i . 7 00
,E B Winger 4:Co.,tStore - 1,1 • • ' 00
J N Brewer, Store ' - ' IZ,; VI 00
John Shirts, ilardware..... ...t.., 13 • -• IQ 00
R M Reynolds, Dings- ~,.-'-,..,., 14. i':, 7 - 00
Alatthew Smith, Shoos and Huts 14 . 7 00
TC Grove. 5t0re...,.........:. , ...,...., lA, , • ~ 700
B, M Shaffer; Clothlng-,. . '.......-........., , 1.4 ; 7 po
' w umlcintst, sti3eo ' • , r - 13 1 t lain
George G linpley, Stoves ' - - I , f - :7_oo
John Rock, Confectionary ' 11 :', '7 00
- I) , M tiSti*op, Vartety Store .. , ..i t ., la . _.it)oo
Xist oflß.etaUlers. ,
..... 14 1 00
13 1000
1
idist - of ilttaitero.
E C Baxter, Stoves_..
l'v'M Eckman, Confectionary
Leonard Leidy, Foundry.: ...... -..;..
A L Coyle, Hardware:...,
Conrad Freshols, Segura
.
PETERS TOWNSHIP.
John Thompson, Store i . 14
Beaver & Cox,Ferge -t , ' 'l4
'l4
Ferdinand Senseny, StoVes:
Thomas M'G'uirc, Grocery ..1-_ - 14
Sohn Treher, Stgar4 and .T bleep. ... 'l4
Sohn Holler, Salt and S p ....... . .... 14
James D Scott; Store ~
.... „., ~ 13
Cook & Boyd,-Store ' .11
•I' - ' ST. TH.OII.IAS TOWM HIP.
Dixon '& Elder, Store - - • l'?,
1) A Fohl, Store - • - ' 14
Daniel Barnhaft,'Confectionary....,... 14
Susan:Furly. COnfectionary... .... , .2,,.; 14
Wm Polsgrove. Confeetiona.rY ' 14
AI:li
11 & cks. Distillery. ..... -......,
.
WARREN Towl4 - 0,111..
John Zimmerman,- Store_ , - 14
.WiriNGeary. Store - - 14
- ' - HAMILTON TOWNSHIP. -
Abraham _Hafer,
ms- Distiller:-
e Lenherr. Store - 14
\ SOtiTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP. ,
JB & W Orr, Store, - " 13
J W Iturper. Grocery .... :............. ........ 14 --
Jacob li-tridis. Store..,..`, • - 14
trough kliarchelre, Distillery
Reuben IVeidler,Store • - 14 .
LETTERICENNY TOWNSHIP.
'Sanies S Slider, Store.. ' :14
Win ti M'Clellan„Store - - 'l4
James P Spear. Store ' 14
Geo, Weatherer, Store 14
URGAN - TOWNSHIP. -
M R Skinner & Son. 5f0re........... .... : . 14
. Thomas Powieroy,Sr.. - StUre ' 14
1-1• W Saltsraan, Confcctionhrs 14
.
FANNETT TOWNSHIP.
John Cramer, Store '.
W R Pomeroy. Stork:...,. ' • 14 ' , 700
S 1.3 liockenberry. Stott' ' 14 .- roo
Nitnons & Bierty; Confectionary_ ' - 1.4 , . '7 - 00
Wm , johnston, Stork - N 14' . 700
James Ferguson. Store, - 14 ' 7,00
W A Mackey & Son Store 14 .7 OD
Snores M Rankin. dr0cery.............,.... 1.4 .- :.. - 7,00
Isaac Clogs ton Store 14 \ 7.00
W A Mackey, Store ' • 14 . , 700
John W Everett &Tiro.; St or e 14 '7 00
\
METAL TOVirNSIIIP.
..T S Skinner, Store
14 74
W S APALIcn, Store --- 14 7 04.,
JII Walker. Shoes - , -
' 14 700
M'Curdy .i .. . MoutstomerY, Store.. ..... .. 14 7 IX)
Samuel Walker, Forge... . 14 ' 700
Samuel Walker,. F‘urnace' 14 7 00
AN APPEAL will be held o n rri f i rwt th e sqh d a y
of April, 1804. at the - Comusstormits* °Yawn, in the
Borough of Chambersborg, when arid :where an per=
sons interested who are not satisfied with the above
elaseification - may attend if they see proper. No
' appeals can 'be had alter the Sth day of APrit. Given
under my hand, this 10th day of March, 1864.
JOHN BOWMAN, - '
•• ma rl6-41, - -. , Mercantile Appraiser.
tone at 'Lab).
TER. cop - K, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
I
Chambersbum, Pa. Office in Mrs. Pard's Euil
dings. directly - opposite the Court. Rouse:
Having had official connection With. the Provost
Marshal's Otfice. , he offers his services to drafted
men in the 16th Congressional District, claimingex
cmption from Military service :eider the law, or for
physical canoes; and hopes horn his experience and
strict attention to business to satisfy those intrust
ing him with their cases. Persons from abroad can
receive advice and have their cases prepared by cor
respondence.
Reference can be had to the Board of Enrolment
-of the 16th District, Hon. A. K. McClure, lion.
JatnesNill,_Chauabersbarg, and Hon. Ed. McPher
son. Clerk House of Representatives. -Rin
.
r:gNNEDY PART
NER ' SHIP.—The undersigned have associated
themselves in the , practice of the Law In the several
Courts' uf.Franklin County. Office on Market St.,
in the room heretofore occupied by T. D. Kennedy.
T. h. KENNEDY.
jun 17,4.1. T. - •
. .
P. S. Srotaloon. :Tom: SwArA T.
QTUMBATIG-11 Ze. STgr,Arioß-
Li KEYS AT L.s.tr, Chambenibn , Pa., give their
undivided attention to the pritoti of Their profes
sioti.. . • . ' 1 -- ' -
John Stewart. Agent for procuring Bounty money,
Pensions, and Arrearages of PAY.- i
Office in the room lately occupied by Hon. Wilson
Reilly, ow Market. Street, opposite the Court House.
itivl7,63. • __ ,- .
G- ''.A.t. & W. S. STENGER,- Arrolt
,
• kEYS AT LAW, Chamberebarg,. Pa. Collec
[ lertione promptly attend* to. W. S. Sl:mixer: Pit -
4rict Attorney. and Agent for procuring Pcntione,
lion nt y money. and Arrcare of PnY. Office in Frank
lin Building, 3d.dotir from the corner: - jun17,63.
_ _
lATM. S. EVERETT, : ' ,l
.....TT9RXEI A
T
11 1.... w. Office in M. Bard's dwelling, di
,
Wctly opposite the Court If eusti, Chambershura. Pa.
ill practice - in theseveral Courts of Franklin and
Fulton Counties. All .legnl business, entrusted to
his care will receive prompt attention. junl7,G3.
T 3PDOWELL SHARPE, ,ArrottNEy
t. AT LANS% Charnbersburr. Pa. Office in Mrs
kilmtly opposite the Court House.
inn17.63.'
(1. O. SEILH.A."NIif.Ii....A
,-...TTOILNET, AT
1• taw, ehamliersburir, Pa.. Office, Main St.
above Queen, iu the room formerly ocent4ed by S.
fteisher, Esq. , Am 17.133.
E 0 EYSTER & E. J. BONEI3ItiKE,
x:A A TTORN F.N's have removed to the room
00 Main St.. 1 door South of Eyser's Store: jiml7.6;
I j -S., CLiutts.., ATTWINEY AT :LA - w,
• has removed his offiee..O few doors East of his
iurmar location, '3farketiStreot., Soutlt side.
.) 111117,6'3. 0 I- 7
CV
ALIX M. - DIJN N A
CAN, ATTOR'EY T
LAw.• (Mee ow Market ;Street,: in LaWyer's
Row, opposite the ,Court House. , ju1)4743.
1 MHOS; L.' PLETCHEtt, ATTOWSEY:AT
LAW, Chniiihershutg,Pli.! Offiee on East Mar
k St.. nearty'opnosite the Court House. ittnl7,43.
A LEX.' /Ff. M'CIXRlif,
-TTORNEY AT
li L Chanthersburrr, Pit.l Olitee in the Frank
! lin Retn3ltor.. - Buildings.
1), ( WATS9N TiONVE:, ATTORNE,Y AT
4 • Lew Gicene'astle, Pa. 5eD30,123.
.Vaintin% Timing, &c.
4RNARIXT.4ELLOWS,
ROISA AND SUIN
PAINTER, 'GRAINER, GLAZIER, AND
• PAPER HANGER.
Shop in the Old Armory BUilding, (ue Stairs,)
next door to . the "Olilfail,";-Petier-St
- Faitei Carriage Manufactory, op-
posite Brown's Hotel, and
CORNER OF SECONI) AND MARKET STREETS,
, CTIAMBERSIIPAG. PA. I '
I respectfully take this method of thanking the
citizens of Chambersbnrg and vicinity for the very
liberal patronage received at their hands for the past
year, thy first year in this place, and flattering myself
that I hale done, and am still prepared to do the
very best work in myl:tlivit a continuance of
past favor. 4: B. T. VELLOWS.
P.S. I respectfully- refer to any of niv patrons—
jiaines Eyster, Win. McLellan, Cot. A. It, McClure.
Rev. Mr. - Niceells, Presbyterian Church, Dr. Rich
ards, Dr. Fisher of the t4erman Reformed Messen
ger, J. Allison Easter, Wm. C. Easter; auctions. oth
ers for whom I have clone work—for character of
work done and expedition.
jun17,8,3-tf, „ . B. T
•
•
•
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864 0 'T
S
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RAT. Ito4e7t, c. -
' E,'TER s It .li A T OR S's
"18yeara establisliedin N. Y. City." •
" Only infallible rernTlieilmnown."
'' Free from Poisons.'
N„qt dangerous to th",l - 111man Familr." ,
nalanonte out of.,tb4i; holes to the.'
•
Cn Sold "b3t-all Druggists tryoiywhere. ::.
I liaetuzir2ll of all-ntirthlees imitations.
4 CO" "Cdtar t• Depot, N0.'482, Ttroadway.
g7v - Sold Y all Wholesale: and Retail Druggists in
Chutubersburg, t: . .Imax g-81u
MEll
. 130
00
M
00
i 00
00
700
7 CO
7 00
00
i (g)
10 00
00
lb 00
if A; IL Etter, Ad
ministrator of Win. B. Kyner, deceased, _ - -
56. Second Account of C. M. Stonerznad David M.
Stonet. Executors of Ilenry Stoner, late of-retest
township, dee'd.
FinaLAccount of 'Morrow 11, Skinner., iluar
dirin--of Henrietta Balder; minor 'Child of „Henri
Bohler. late of Lurgan township deed, - • ,
as. Acemint of Abraham lioqsler. Trustee oflrt.
'Martha 'looser, (laughter of Christian Burkhoi er,
lute of Guilford township. due'd. - • .
- 39. First end final Account of Mary ,Grove, Ad
ministratrix of Win. Groce, deceased-
,
- 60. Account u of Jacob N.'Plitider, Adminisratoi;
d. b. n. e. t. a:. of Henn. Minder. Ir.re of Chambers-
Imre. dee'd•
61. First and final Account of John Critirford Ad
ministrator •of Nancy Crawford; tato of Gailfoid
township deceased.
62. Fast Account o' L R. Ilornieir and Samuel
Iletnish, Executors of John llornish, late of Au
trim township, , .
63. Final Account of Win, Boyer and Frederick
_Byers, acting Executors of Frederick Boyer, late of
Gailfirrd twn., deceased. - - - •
61. .111.4 and final Aocount of Henri . Rego and
Christian fiestter. .Execnters of Jacob liege, late of
Guilford town:. deceased.
65; First and final aveonnt•of A. 11. Etter. Gear
dian oeceasedf - Emma Kyner, minor Child of-Jacob Ent,.
d.
66. First Aeconnt of Dacid Midler and Ilenrr
Erubab'er. F 4 ccuturs . cf ElenTY',Ftrubriker, late of
Peters township, deceased.-- -
67. First' Account ofd, G. McClure and 11. Mc-
Clure, Administrates of Andrew .Mo("tbrO;late of
Fannett township deceased.
63. Account of Jacob Pensinger,,Adininistritor of
Simon W. Iluplet t late of Gre.etwestle. deed.
69. Account of Joseph A.Kreps, outing Egon--
tor of Win. McCune. late of Mercersbuyg, deed.
'lO. First Account of Mal - 41, Mena Peifler, Execu
trix, P. HenryPeiffer and T. L. Kennedy, Execu
tors, of Philip Peiffer, late of Chatabers.burg. deed.
71. First and - final Account of Sam'l MeElhare,
Administrator of Isabella Poe, late of,Lotterkenny
township, deceased. .
72. First stud'finui Amount of Abratihm Bencoliet,
Administrator of John Mann:late of 'Antrim twp.,
)ceased.
First and, final Account of Samuel Benedict,
Administrator'of Elizabeth Brubaker; late of Itlont
giimery township deceased.
74. Fist
r and final account of It. P. BfePharlrind,
Adniinletrator of JohnMerharland. deuemsed.-
75. First and finatae6ount of R. P. Menzirland.
Adiniondr•atof of Robert C. 14 ePh rl rind dee&
mar 16 , rir,NRY STRICKLER,Itegistei.
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 0D
2.5 00
7 00
7 00
2500
7130
10 00
7 DO
7 00
Vi 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
7 00
41
7 00
7 00
PROt'LAVATION.--LTo the Coroner,
the justiceS of the Peace. and the- Constables
of the different townships in the county of Frank
lin. Greeting: Know all ye, that in
,pursuance of ft
precept to me directed. under the hand and sealmf
the lion. JAMES. HILL, President :of the several
Courts of C,ommon Please. in the Sixteenth Aistriet,
consistingof the counties of Somerset, Bedford,
Fulton and Franklin, and by virtue of his office; the
Court of Oyer and Terminer and Genera] Jail De
livery for the trial• of capital and other offenders
therein, and in the General Court of Quarter Ses
sions of the Peace. and Siittxxx W.Emort_ and
,Lonts-0. CARSON, Esqs.., Judges of the samo`eounty
of Franklin. You and each of you are hereby re
quired to be and appear in your propetperints-}with
your Records. Recognitenees Examinations,-.and
other Remembrances before time Judges aforesaid,
at Chambershurg. at a Court of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, and General Quarter
Session of the Peace, therein to he holden fur the
County of Franklin aforesaid, on /he 271 Monday
in April, being the 11th day in the month, if 10 o'-
clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to
do those things, Which to yourseverni,otlices apper
tain..
Given under me hand at Chainhersbarz. the 15th
March, 1.8t4. SAMUEL BRANDT.
march 26 - . Sheriff.
LIST'OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
. April Term. 1863. Common Picas, commencing
Monday, Aprilllth, hitit :
John & bol,Ely vs Franklin Funk..
MichaelZellars. ' vs Jorses Rule.,
'Jacob Overcast: vs Wm. A: Iloselot.
Matthias Phillips - vs John Aeliway,.
,4: M Pennock &Co vs Wm. Reber. -
Solomon Allison - vs liriah p. Sniitfr.
Jas. S4Tioio, Executrix Ts J. $. Rosonbnry Rfr.
Solomon Riker ys Philip Kyter's Adm'r
March 16 K. S. TAYLOR. Proihonotery.
IVOTICE OF 11..i'QUI5ITION.—gotice
IN is hereby Riven to the heirs andlettal represen
tations of ...total Sliebter, late of Srotiand, Omen
twp..Tranklin county, deed, that a writ of inquest
has been Wiled by the Orphans C7•Tart and placed
in my bands for execution, to value and appraise
the Real Estate of said decedent, and that I hare
filed lretlat,lrcltty the :ncl of 3forrh. ”r, e, for thV exe
cution of the writ aforesaid. [Then mid where You
may attend if yon see proper.
mar 2) - RAWL PItANDT. Sheriff.
- A VDITOR'S NOTICE.--The under
xx. signed, Auditor appointed by .tbe Orphans'
Court of Franklin eouutv, to distribute the balance
in the hands of Robert F. 114.'Clure. Esq.. Adtuibis
trator do bonis non of William Rodgets, late of
Southampton townshlp. dec'd, to and among. the
persons legally entitled to. the same, will meetthe
heirs of said dodoes:d and narticlt interested. at his
Office, in:the Borough of Chamberiburg. on punt=
day. the 7th of April or.ri, at 11 Weloeli. A. N.
inar9-4 - T. B. KEISI.INEDY, Auditor..
A•DMINISTUATOR'S
tic° is hereby given that Letters of .Adminis
tration on the Estate of James 11. Alexander. late
of Fannett township, detensed, hare been- granted
to the.undersiened. residing in Emmett township.
All'Dersons knowing the indebted to said
Estate will plenee make immediate payment: and
those baring claims will present them proper ,lv au
thenticated for settlement. S. O. 3IeCE RM.
mar 16 Administrator.
A DMINISTRATOR'S
tice is hereby girc;n that Letters of Administra
tion on the Estate of Anna W. Wingert. late of
Washington township, deceased. hare been grinted
to the undersigned, residing in WaAington
All perspris knowing themselves indebted to siva.
Estate
plerise witko immediate payment On 4
those haring claims will present Them properly.
authenticated for settlement
march AARON C. WINGERT,. Adner.
DMINISTRATOR'SNOTICE.
Notice hereby Risen that Letters nf Ndrfi
lien d b. n. c. S.A. ot the Estnte of John Endisill.isto
Chunbersburg, deed bare been granted to the tinder.
ne‘ shut ed. residing in gontbamptnn toirnship.
All personsttleningthemselves indebted to said Es
tate will please ; rnska immedinte pat rent . and there
basing claims Will present them propel Iv nit thentics till
fur settlement. [fel.lol .1011 N 1111.P.SLI1t.AdnOr.
A.
DIITN I.ST R A TOR'S NOT IC F.--
'Whereas. Letters of .A,lntinlstritiniQm fittl: Estite
6T .tsmes nm AM Me; fate !A - Yantis:l. tostii , litip, deceit.. H.
have been granted to the anbseriber, reihting Ili IFanuei t
townikSp.
All persons indebted t:- the phi Estate. ore hereby re
qneated to mike immediate paytoti4;and those turvinz
c ailll3 or demands aoi oat the Yostste; of entil,skettlent e
will nuke known the 1131110 With.M. duty. tii , -
frb .17 , 14-* , WILLIAM tlitititta, .4i7aer.
A DAIINISTRATOR'SNOTiCE,
Notice is hereby given that Utters of litiminisrra
mu de bonis non to the I:+tate ef Matthew ?illfee, tat•
of Green township. deed. have beau g. anted to the un
del-signed, residing in paid ton mthip.
411 persolts knowing themselves:indebted to- said-rov-.
tate will pions° make 'immediate payment; and those
having claims will present them properly authenticated
for settlement to.. her Attorney, Jolt.; Onm Esq., Chant
hembittg,Pts, [fetal') 3IARG-AftET CAMP. tinsfra.
FX E,OU -.T ORS' :,,VOTI CT.—Notice.
is hereby given tbatiWters Testamentary t4-the.
Kstate or Bawd Zimmerman, late of Southampton , tvrp.,
deed, hay.° beeilvaiit(4 lathe undersil,r,ned, residing tr.
orrstown, • • -
Alt persons. knowing . tlitm.olves,,,indehtMl. to said we+
tate will pleabe make, tramediato payment; and theme
hi w i ng c mi n i s i,cm prompt them properly nut/tont/milted.
far sat Clement. JOHN WX2,11)1,3t,
'DAVID WS 11112.11.1141, Brinnti-
W. 11.114111 , ' -
fob 24
:RXEMITOWS . fa•
horebyAtiven mat, letters fiestarrim:dars lone
Estate of Jahn W. Jordan, late of Chambersharg.
,dee'cl. has been granted to the undersigned.-
ing in the Borough of GliatabetsbuFg.
All - persons knowing -themselves indebted to said
Estate will please - trial° immediate payment• and
those having churns will present theta-properly au
thentientedfor settlement,. • " •
-marl6 . ANNIE E. JOIiDAN,
VXECUTOWS NOTlCE.—Notice.. is.
har given that Letters Testamentary to the
Estate of Reny Horst. late of Southampton
deceased, have been granted to the undem!gued; re
siding in-Greer township,
. persous knowing themselves iidebted to said
Estate 3vill please make immediate pennant and
those having otaims.will please -present thesis . Pro
perly authenticated for settlement.
LEVI HORST,
Exemitqrg
• Mar 16 , T EBERSOLE,.
. , , .
legal jactitto.
F..—All persons
e notice that Ora fat -
Id their, tteconnts in
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