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Zia—{r'ir'siéfiic-i,’ ii;
a MONDAY gloamc, ‘J
' .The Legislature melion Tawny.—
Both House‘ of course elected Abolition
oflicen: Wm. JiTurrell, {(Suqquclmnnld
Speaker of we Senna; Geprge W. Ham.
mmly. Clerk; Lucien J. Rodgers. Auih,
(mt Clot-k; John G. Min-din. Sergeant-at-
Anna; .na Jami}. Rabxeul boorkeepef.-
@- G. Olmsteud. (Patten) ISMr-ker of fine
Home; A. W. Benedict, Clorlc; Wm. H.
Dennison, Assistant Clerk; Alexander
Adair, Poul-aver; tune-"C, ldunkia,
Dom-keeper; and Charles lilcl, Sergeant-5L-
Al’ma. A number of "nuisfhnul'wexe also
ale-clot] in each Housowucob .Kluuk was
voted. for by the DemochJ of. the Smite.
us one of lhe Asaiuant ‘Sergeg‘ntM-Arma.‘
The Gown‘og’s meg-agenwua lre'ceived .and
read on: chnv'm‘iay, and the usual number
. o.' copies ordefied m‘Lbe printed. Nothidg
Of Special intermt lmn'yet b‘een done.
“’qu. Cuntin'u Annual Message will.
be found in thib paper. A. number of i‘ls‘
recommendmiuns nré ‘p‘r iseworthy—but
file poor inon Mm mudgu- ”Curliu nn‘d
no [more drafts,”viill ln‘lnlly thank him fin
mlovnng the iu‘e‘. 9f the rich Philadelphia
hiya} ‘leaguerl. discOuraging lopnl‘houn‘tiol
tn volunte’rs.‘ ‘va-udqpted,
coulil kfop out of the urn)
chase“ ‘sulrsdiutos, whil:
classes would dlone come w'rl
of nu-rciloss corifcripliun.
Governur “:35. 6m JSlate h
Indra~ Hmn I??? nléazgfiq: m
the war. TM»; is ‘whut, "
halve lung «Yum» >upposell. n
in: final ho Inn.- ut lml Wukm
Mate hf “in “NI. H" ulmu
an“! a (Ivlvmiin-wl Hum! '1
of the tune m 4 would prcur
vun‘m 11l least ample junice}
[IVFW' HI :lI’C ncvyldvd to U'!
hose q'mtn uqd
OwiaUAAti!t
is 4 mfio drop’L'l mrnuérisn
EOM
say- “on. (imrga 31;" fi
(h- mynrrnim.~q,.l.ia.arm!
(In Saluhhy'w-wk, in-xlw .
up. “Jr. “(in was unP of an able.‘
«my-«nun nf the pix-t gnlmnti'm, afl'l in
lii: gumfiilv-l mmv ‘(1 .h'e hilllflnl pn‘itfuns
ofuud s-nd, imp»?! mo» in Ilka cuuxzcry.—
H ~ mu n (:Thwgurl ‘lr-L‘ut 0 31mm; nl, ia‘nrm
Ir much-«(I (wliu- l'-iinn. u run he brig-d
l- m 1 nhwédml ; lo ~urn;}{_wx and when-’s‘
Irhlch was the Jimmy; aim (1' his political
Mu.» u'l'hus has another Hui wont man and
rum pzilriut pasq-d‘muuy, lea 'ing {he migh
h' ‘(Mt'llls now dunking Lh‘b- 'nunuy to in,
n Mrp. lo (lumrmnul «I: the null men wfln
l ave mum-what Hu- :1941 on
WMI’. ‘4'. \" fin-Mum, n
lx-x m lulu. nml vatl'llll, h
the ,Vdiumll Inlfl/f'qeuar, u'
Hum fif‘y yt-nu \\.A< luuldxa
llh-‘picr: of lhul livm
w [l ism“ that m-dflu
done by our gl‘fiv'l'nménl
l'flngl‘h‘ll'lllfl nun-ml ulmn w 1
Mute uuthdxilh 51m umpiyil ‘
out-n in (hr Hu-ulln vi In his!
lm-du-al Hurt", kc , although ‘
aux-endingguN-Ugm In [hen-I
prmonuls In the fidlh. W}
(1: deluyml, wln-u so much
#0 vnrt :- ’q'mnnhly might.
wompx’ac‘l‘i'on f '
”Some of our'Shotluiy PFclmngos. says
the Patriot «It ”(31011. 1“!"ch i ndggnauon be_
ruuw Hun. C. L, Ward, ini his Atl-lrms,
ch-i'ges their par'y with nupnen-us frauds
(.n the,fr‘anchlwl Lit ”[91:11 '1». quietl—
‘Vlu-n Mr. Lincoln figures ciut an increflse
‘of one hundred and‘ fortyJiiv'e thousand
voters (145.55!) in four years‘s, in only twiwn.
ty-five States, and yet my: hb trepanls our
«Amignuu as one of the prin ilm'i‘replonishv
ing “want to repair 1h? r- vnges uf inter
nal w". nnul the'vustenf mat rial strength,”
it is a pretly' clear admissm that election
frauds were numeréus-«wenlif shoddy did
not commin them. We hue no evidu-nce'
Hunt the ahbddy lenders diij not commit
them. which. “km in coxfiun'ctiqn inith
their great love of ofiice militheir refinleq
unvemtinn lbnt nopurteriwhnt‘ It would
cost Lincoln shbuld be re—éiected.‘maiies
out I cfie agninst them 18 strong 13,11”
heretofore been necessary~ to germ]. a “cop
perhead" intq banishmeht or to the bnslile.
fi-Mnyor Opdyke. of Nay York, wi‘a
elected.by the good people of (Jul. city, in
opposition to sinful Democknu, who had
long done evil and only évil in rho city
government. He mg: not oqu honest, but
still beuer, he turned 01", to‘, be loyal. He
Dues Thnrlow Weegj, afiother loyal nun, (01'
n libel. [he sun" mu called for; for if
Wead qu not a. libeler. Ojdyke was the
biggest meal unhung.‘ The trial in on band
now, and Weed seems readlved to prove
thu Dpdyke ia‘evcn worse than he said he l
was, and I: likely to luccecd from present.
uppenanccs. It. is a max Lal scandnl t 9 se‘e l
the saints thus exposing each other’nnipe 1
{ "auctions. The party shéeu rejoic‘ed
L over the ,bpppy reform in morhls thn Op.
dyke would inaugurate. He had virtue
And honesty enough to do the whole 61".
[c in, pérhaps, all‘rigln for a mint to do
mch things; but. it would be very‘~hud in
- film“ to claw, lie and swindle M. guch I.
“u, Kwill take a greai dad of honesty
m,“ IO much WHYw-Louiwille Dem-
fi-Admirsl Porteydoea- not seem t4;l
bug‘s-[exalted opinion of the manner 1
in file]: tho‘lnnd‘ruwck on Fort Ember
was abducted. or.;tatber, :bandon'cd.—
The Adiiiml's official report_ and his reply
to Butler contain some scathing reflections,
ostensibly lhrgwn at. poor Weinel, but re
plly midget! for the hero of Dutch Gap
1, who in we eommznderpf the lam!
‘ ad of course resppnuble. This
f ' 1mg!“ to 'poule charm: of Butler
‘ ‘ dliu for alt time. but there
‘ii' it why am the President will
M? K light, being wedded t 9 Bpn
, ed .. undthc poquilit’ ornpm.
V 7.. ,~ RUN)». x
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. Wendell Pump- ‘delivered it mum in
Philndelphin n few evenings ng'o. on "The
Next Notion-I Sufi." After I review of
what he considered had been done, by the
>' )Vnr, in furtherance of his darling scheme
of Abolition. he sold the next step, after‘
the amendment to the Constitution prohib
iting slavery‘in I“ the Stefan. should be
heather. forbidding “Any State to enact 23
lsw which makes any distinction among‘
her citizens, on mount of me, color, or:
nntionnlity." -
Thiswwasljust whst might‘hsve been ex
pected, in the develOpment of the one idea
of the negiophilisu. 11 does not surprise
min the least when it now boldly preached
by men of the Phillips school; nlthongh it
will- doubtlm prove unpalsteble st first to
'those‘nmnng the Republicsns who-to-dsy
ldeny thst they ere in ("or at negro equsli
t,y,,s stoutly as they denied being Aboli
| tionistrl. for 'years ngo. But. to this emb
-1 plexion must they come nt lut. Nickie
equslity follows unconditional IbolitiQn
'just so logicslly as two anti tw‘lnjke" rent ;
and however some of the loyalists mdy kitik 1
against it, it‘needs not the gift of piopbesiyl
1 to see tlintbefolqbng it will become 11. oar-l
dinsl point ofthae abolition creed. J
Our ohjeotion :to Mr. Phillips’s "Ne ‘
JStop,'.' remarks fize¥mding Gazette, is nd
so much to the step itself—for those wli
wish to take it—ss lo the manner in whim
he desiies to‘“enforce it. We see'in it an
other advance in the‘revolntionnry work 4:
.usurpntion by'the Fedfigrall Governing-Jute
powers which were never granted, uni
which its fon‘nders'never intended to grunt
to it—ol‘ powers which, if exeioised, wil
totally ldestxoy that system of local sell
government which constiiutes the Very v 1
tel essence of our republican institutions:-
In‘ other words, the centralisation of WWI
‘over the internal and domestic nfllu'rv
N. 9, '1365
the States, in the. Federal Governmen
would be death ta civil liberty. ,‘
r If any Slate—Massachusetts, for exampl
—cbooses Lo'degrad-e-igs while inhabilamia
to thé level of Chinese, Hotteptmi and N2l
- place'drem all upon: the ammo
footing in poliiical. social and domestic life
,—if their fancier nnfi inflection run inithm‘c
direction. let. lemfindulge the propensityi‘.
There is no disputihg about. tastes. Resi
‘ dance ill-lunch a flute of society is not coni
-I[rumor-5w But. he protest, ixf‘bbg name 011'
Icing-[affix manhood and common sense,
agai t (trains nuy‘such monstrous notioné
fiof (-qunli y upon us, of.Penusylvaniu, W]!
i [fave yetfiwugh self-egteeru lift to believ
that whilp men are. by the ordination '0!
wiuefProvidence, superior. in' many of th
attril’ers of humanity to races whose nor
mnl ,condition is yet. barbarou§, or at lens
.l-iui-lmrbnrousyand who believe, furtlie
i linujtfihoy are beVat fulfilling their destiny b
[striving to preserve and improve um sup
'iurgly. N 9, no,‘Mi'.‘ Phillips—don‘t, lore
you: next slap Qn us: You may, ifit; pleas
you. Luke 1 your'embrace the African GE’-
‘iilla. and iii! him as a brothPr—nnd 9
may all Bia+¢saclmsetla ?\'llil you. But, (1
allow us tl‘ liberty to clioose our company .
A ml, perm t 113 to suggest, that. when tlx
Amer-kiln ‘ongress presuqneu to exercis
the péiers tho! you wouldfonfer‘upbn it,
our'Govern Dent-Will” have 020 mg. what it
is nowi rapidly drifting ,to; ‘a gigantic ceni
'tr:llizé({despotism,lnndwthe Staten mere sub
jvct. pxovincea'. ~ I
‘ tho weathy
y by the pur
sL the '[nm'el'
thin le uv'voep
‘rnm ‘ylmt the
us becgn ham-d
u to ‘kcf'p up
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nl: {(‘i-‘tli‘e Irma
lat, 0:10.19 lnkr':
um llu-friglns‘
for“ P‘énnsy‘l
1103 (Immuni-
Ntate of Mzgfl
m hefiulefial‘l
will’liours,
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Allus .dml in
‘ fivfillne‘i;
“f In?
ME
-u H! Um pay!
- Tim PRESEN'I' OPPORTUNITY
u’viving pant:
mix (at 190‘
Ld Dude? [he
:IJuet nmv ale nre‘very jubilant (int 611
rrcont §uc.c<~§§es. They a’re giant. and can,
i‘uwd arigh‘t, he madeof permnlnent vnlue‘.
, . n. .7 l
l‘hgmore thoughtful men of thel nation are
'ufivuiling the notion ol'lhe Administration:
with mucluanxiety. What ‘will Mr. LinL
cnln and his pal-ty‘ do with these victoriesl
Will they ame themright, and make thenl
,lhe ateppiuz stone ‘ n speedy ,und» honorl
üble pence? That is jnyx. now the steal.
que§lionf T y have given to them a. go‘ls;
den qpportunity for accomplishing grgn
and beneficial ‘reaulu. ‘Will they use i?
alright ? _ ‘ \'
We have not. the slightest ~(‘lo'nbt that mi
Egon, may! .pfl'er Utaetxlemehgmade tl
e_people,(%tlxc South, would he respond
e_ to proin tly by the‘peopleithemselvesl‘
.Lhe lendefim‘ight scent it, find» leek tnL
' rally the m es tonélv and mine desperate
lccfnteats ; but, if the deduation should 3*
fox-that, once from Washington, that each
and every due of the seceded States‘woul
be reqeinetly back into .the Union. withou
any humiliating conditionat. merely an ill
i basis 45’ '11:: u'nahqzded Constitution, we béliev
Ithe rebel lenders‘ would find themselves ' ‘
nacgnd‘ixion in which it woald ‘be an utte
f impassibility for t enNon‘utinue the co -
teat. .. . \ I ‘
Now is the. aim 'This.i\s\the tide in ,oq
afihirs which fiho dbe taken I the‘ hand.
So says the Law (er Intelh’gckllnd th '-
peoyle reopen Amenl - \
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l THEPEAOB mssxoxormiau .: g.
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Ulnlrl' IlLe‘ur
‘hlfin; Cu‘nfwlr
u Evfivm! pry
c-(F. clncihfnlgw
[heathen mm
[diam wi‘m are
y tile! rant
sull'ering. and
be flayed bn
“The New} York THéunc of Wednesda ‘.
referring to‘ the abortive‘ mission of the
Blair: toward Richmond, expressed the
opinion thiit “‘Mr. Blair, (the fuher,)‘ be
lievingihei he might, _by visiting Richmond;
you the way 10 ajnsc and lasting pacified
tion to the country}? proposed to go there,
and the President, while he refused to givie
the visit. an official character, new no reason
for pmontinfiit. TM}. Blair, aoconapanied
by his son fontgomery, accordingly re
paired to Gener‘ll‘G'ranl’s heodduarcera be
fore Ri'chmoqzd. but. was not permitted to
proceed fun-flier, because the Sectotary of
War, believidg no good could be efi‘éited
by his proposed wnferenoe with _the Con
federate chiefs. saw fit. to intimate to Gen.
Grant that he did not approve of Mr.
Blair’s proceeding, nor believe theft could
result. in anyzgood ; which Gen. Gnhbvgry
; naturally interpreted as a hint from’hi
immediate superior not toD allow Mr. Blair
to pan: hi: lines on his way toßichinondr
Mr. Blair has thereupon returned, per
force, to Washington.” {
The Tnbune thinks am. the Secunr'yor
War, in piercepgjng the impure! [:3
Blair by a telegrap to Ueneni Grant, had
indeed ”made I give mistake, one Hm;
Ehe country will not. be inclined perms:
neatly to icqniuce in." Right, for once;
Mr. greeloy 1 . j
awn“ 311111 @ll9 din of battle behem-d
no mbro in the mud: When mm mm
thesjm mn his course by dly, and the 111906
uu‘el up his pals pgthw-y at night, and
3459 no mine on our eonntrf ain‘t-cue}!l
bleeding md torn'by civil nu! When! {
.‘iNagirhowg of impugn“ recer
on I?er at Saturday. ‘ 3 '
\ \
"rm: mm any."
TE! COHWOML rum-lon.
I GoVJCurtin, on Hood-y inned his proo
lunntion, declaring thu Boxed J. Rondnll.
Charle- O'Neill, Leonard Myen, Willinm'
' D. Kelley, M. Runel Thnyer, B. Herldey
"Boyer, John 11. Broonnll, Sydenhun E.
«uterine, Theddenn Stevens. Myer‘ Strouu.
"Philip Johnson, Charles D'nnilon, Ulyuee
Mercury George F. Miller, Aden: J. Gloss
brenner, Abraham A. Barker, Stephen F.
Wilson, Gianni W. Scofield, Charles V.
Culver, John L.‘Dmuon, J. K. Moorehoed,
Thoma: Williarm. and George V. Lawrence,
have been returned an duly elected in their
several dittrictl u repreicntetives in thel
Conga-soft!“ United Stolen, {or the term 4
of two yours, to commence from and alterl
thefourth day of Xorch next.
It will be observed met the name of Hon.
A. H. Cofl‘roth.the Democntic member elect
in the 16th District, is omitted. The Gov
ernor he: no power, legnlly, tornnnul the
,certificete of election Hr; Cofl‘roth holds,
I and give it to his dofented competitor; Mr.
’ Koontz ; sud therefore (he Attorney Gene»T
nl has filed an opinion declering the re-'
turn: irregular. Upon thin ground, the
i Governed: proelnlnltion goes on to uy
“That no such returns of the election in
the‘ Sixteenth Congressionnl District have
been sent to the Secretory of the Common
wealth, as would, under the Act of Assem
bly of 2d J uly, 1839, euthoriu no to pro
claim the nun. of my person I: having
been duly elected 1 member of the ‘House
of Representatives of the United States, for
thet district.”
The effect'pf this will be to till-ow upon
the House itnelf lhe decision at" theflcue,
which will, of course, out the Democratic
member, Ind give lhe lent to on Abolition
ist. .Iu thig manner In the right: of the.
people trampled on, by tho unscrupulous
party now in power.—.Rcading Gazelle?
36‘s”! the New York Sun. (Icy-1:)
“lehlly competent men are leldom found
in the public" service, 3nd it has almost
come to‘be a rcpt-ouch to hold an office un
der Government." _ g ‘
There’n light. for you, shoddy. A
Bygonu.—On £ll9 sth of In; September, at
Aupurn, N. Y., Secretary Seward skid:
“We shall have no ‘drafc, because the
army is being reinforced at. the rite of five
to cén thousand per day, by volunteers.”
H‘Ayer’a American Almanac has now
arrived and is‘rendy for delivery gratis at
A. D. Buehler’s-’Drug Store to all who call
{or it.— The number. contains a treatise on
Scrofula and“: kindred complaints, which
is well worlh perusal. ‘ It allo sixes much
gepeml mgdicul information. which is use
ful and should be kept against a time of
need it; every family. 'ltl compilttion of
jdkes ahd anecdotes is about. the best that
reaches us,nnd these facts Lug-thei- have
givonjt acirculation which is said to he
the lurgest of any one book in the world.
——- ~———~—a-bo A
Q‘Goy. Seymour, of New Ydrk. ralired
from oflictl on the 2d instant, and his luc
cessor, Mr. Fenton, wal inaugurated.
fisherman is still at SAvon'mh. All
the cuuntry lhrough which he marched I:
again in the hands pf the Rebels.
r—~— -» -——o-e—~ -7,,, a
' éSI-Imyéar. The Chicago firm: has
admnced 1t: subscription pnceJo $141)"
year. ‘
‘ E‘WVIJ' is a game in which Print»:
sometimes mu, but we people never.”—,
Lawn.- ‘ ‘
. IMPORTAXI‘ TO SL’HSCR]BERS.—Sincé
the ‘ll of Au’gus't, 1864, our term: of subscnp»
liou'buvo been Two DOLLAKI ifpnid in admnrr,
and 'h‘o DOLLAR! um Fur" cents if not so
paid. Those whom“ and [my us between 'lu's
and the 2131' or Jam“, i-an'lnve the papn‘
hr. our muse: terms. After Hmt time our
published rates} will be RIGIDLY ADHERE!)
TO. g, ‘
fi-LAST NOTICE—After .the Is: of
Febniary, non-paying subscribers wl‘ll—he
stricEen from the list. The‘enormous prim
which we Are compelled“) pay for everything
used in getting out tho‘Coxruzn. leave us no
other recourse. The coming \Courtfio com-
megge on the 16th inst, vil!‘ afford many
opportunities for sending us mono], and we
hope thbse in smurfs 'ivill avail themselves of
themfland thus spnre u the performance of a
duty that will be M unpleasant In Item.
RECORD YOUR DEEDS.——The ittemion of
panic: holding unrecorded Deed! is direc‘m
to lhe’provisiouu ofthe Act of Assembly, which
requires the!—
“All deeds nnd éonveynn‘ces for real estate
‘in this Commonwealth, shall be recorded in
the office for_Recording Deeds in the county
where‘ the ladds lie, willuiuiz month: after the
execution of such deeds and conveyance; and
every such deed and conveyance not recorded
as aforesaid, shall be ndiud'gedFRAUDULENT
AND VOID spins: en, subsequent purchaser
for sv'nlneble cousiderstiou, unless such deeds
be recorded before the recording of the deed or
cbnveyance under which such subsequent pur
chaser or mortgages shell claim." ~
This is a very: impox‘unt hotice, a: those
holding unrecogded deedl will see the mpob
: cc of bowing then recorded without. further
mmion on cum in ended and the Lord my:
“well don'c, than good end feithfnl serum."—
We ere non-y tom him leave our towi, for Inch
pure, enugetic ind Able mlnmera nre,-we are
Sin-q tony, no; u often found an they lhould
be. ‘Mwilh him menu in his new field, end
hope his flue any be u we“ filed in the fu
ture u it hu‘beeg during his stay “long us.
—C'¢rl&lc Democrat.\ . 4'
A In Snot—on Bethany but. e men n
med Tito Venudlen In. “INN in Centre
vilie, in “all counq,by Ilowu-d Rupee).l Ven
udlen, it name, use a downer from thingy, 1
and Rupert with seven! omen “tempted ‘ - I
um: him, when, during the alteration, How
ard shot Vemdlen with e revolver, killing him
almoetinlmntly. We fol-bur eommenlin! up
on theme,u the new will undergo judicinl 1
investigeflon, Bupen having been committed
to jail by Coroner Smith, to mix his trial.—
Tho occurrence he: ceuu¢mldmbieexcito~
meat in the neigtbérhnofi—Gerk‘d: Mat.
_ fin. wit] 2! PHI-debut In over tony
mill?” in debt. So much for mum, K
‘‘ . '
CM
. aim) ec &mill.
CORRECT THE BNROLLIBNT.fTh. u
roliment in man, districts in by In too Inge,
Ind the drum will be unmerciful nnleu tome
(ions In nude. The following clum would
be Itricken ofl': ‘
Dend men, \
Men in the service,
Nou-renden‘s,
Those who have served two yen",
All drifted in 1863 who paid $3OO,
'I hose under 20 yeln of age,
Thou over 45, ‘
Alienl,
Those having mnnifznt diubility.
Many are enrolled tile. or more, Ind some
are not enrolled at 111. Then o_ught to be
corrected. Every ‘dinrict should but public
meeting: to examine it: lint of the nines en
rolled, l'o detect flu orron, and bring them to
the gtlenfion of the Bond of Enrollment,
which' will be in Gettylpurg on Fridny Md
Sntnrday, the 29th Ind 21”. of funny inst.
‘l ‘ lILITIA EXEMPTIONS.—The talk or I"
Jung" lisble to enrollment for the St: -
gm‘ncgording to the provieione of the net 0
Hey «12191864, hue been med. hy the one“;
on at the, levernl district: of the county, end
In new‘ it: the Commiuioner’e dffice, for re
cord. The Connniuioneu will hold the BP
peoll from the nueument of reel end peraotfil
property in Ifew weeks, end as they Ire also
required at that fine, imrding to said not, to
determine who are exotnpt, or not liable to do
military duty, we would call the attention of
person! who intend to make Ipplieetion‘for
such exemption, to the following section, to
wit: '
“Any person claiming that. he is not linble
to military duty, on nccount of some phyliral
defect, or bodily infirmity, or that He in uempt
from tbé performnnce of military duty, by any
law of this Slate, or of the United States, may,
on or before the‘ day specified in sth notice,
(the day for holding the appul in the town
ship) and not after, deliver to said useuor, an
affidavit, stating such hots, on whlch he clniml
tthe exempt, or not, liable to do military duty.
Such affidavit. may be made before any person
authorized to administer ouths. Jim”. » .
‘Every one‘ who intends mnking application
to the Commissioners for discharge from the
enrolled mililis, will at once see the impornnco
of complying with [hp above section of the law,
so as to facilime the operations of tho board
on thé days ofappenl. ‘ t
fiWe learn that the Caledonia lron Works
'belonging to the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens: are
now owned udcnrried on by AM & Stevens—
the Hush. Ahl, of Newville, hgving purchased
one-half interest in the works. We h‘give not
learned Que amount paid b. the new partners.
Lieut..Jnmea Pott, of M'Connellsburg, has
resigned} his position as ,clerk in the ‘ofice
ol the Pennsylvania State Agency at Washing.
ton cits, and lcceiited the nppointmem bf Su
perintendent or the works. ~ I ‘ J
ARRESTED—John Shriner, 9f Freedom
township, vies arrested, and lodged in juil,_on
Moi-day lust, for slealing Mr. Sher-{fie sleigh.
Hg painted the lluigh blnrk immediately nftir
Healing it.
lfiPFfllibilionr were gin-n by .ghe Metho
dist [L'Sabhzuh Szhnul, un ’l‘hurldny and Fri
uny evenings, for (he hemfit u: the Inbrnry.-—-
The chuxch urns cruunlcg on both occasions,
and the cxcnises guvi' high “tang-Hum.
WJJmc-s I“. l-‘ahm-stuek has auld his fuzc
residence on the éolar of East. Middle and
BJlllanm struts, :0 ll 3. ECG. Vl’ubucetock,
for $5,000 cash.
1 W)”. G. Cornelius Ilnrlzell, ornmmnd‘
township, one day Lust week, cnpl'urcd m'ue full
grown worn a! one lmul. pllc Irxuln-d them to
n large hollow teem-hemilse whole family had
midvnlly 12km up Winn-r qu.vrlcrs._
“E’Our Carrier returns thanks to the pat
run of this papa" [or (he libernl manner in
whivb they responded to his cull on New Year a
warning—more liberal [llm‘n enr before on a
:imilnr uccnsion. . ,
- Emu: Fnox —Arm~ [he [hula ur Getty!-
bs/rg, two young men, J4me: and - Grucy,
ofOrrstuwn, member! oanpL. 'i‘ompson’s com
pany. lo'llh Penn’s. Vols., Were‘ reported as
mining,A but no definite information could be
given Is to ‘ioir fate. As time clap-ed and no
tidings cameos to their wh‘erentoou, ill. hope
was givon up by their friem-il, thoJuppoailion
being lbat‘they had been either kilied or cup
tured and died in some southern prison, until
a few weeks since, when a letter was: received
by I triend from James, aiming that they were
prisoners of war in Andersonviile,"Gn., Ind
were both in good health.l—ohamberaburg Re
:pon'lary. ' ‘ , ‘
”Therein :trongauffaco indiqntions of
oil in the western part of Bedfonl county.—
Somepuliu from Somerset’anre my cup;-
Ed boiing for it in Janina township, .
fi'Dr. Gwin, formerly ‘U. S. Senator from
Cnlifuinia, has- been made Viceroy of Sono
n, by Emperor Miximnlinn. ' :
fiFuhionable calls—Abnhu'a ‘upon
-is Mandi, for “300,000 more." .
; 511(0sz NOTICES.
INFORMATION FREE
. To Nlnvocs ScrrunnnsFA Gentleman,
cured of Neri'ous Debility, Incompetency,‘
Premature Decny,and Youthful Error, actuated
by a desire to benefit. nlhere, will be happy to
furnish to all who need it, (free of chm-30,) tho
recipe and flirectiOus for making tin liulple
remedy used in hircnse" Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertiser’l bad experience, and
possess a sure and vnlunble remedy, can do to
by addressing him at. once, at his plnco of busi
neu. The wipe and full inlnrmaliou-nofvitnl
importance—will be cheerfully sent by return
mail. Address JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 80 Nassau Street, New York.
P. S.——Nervous Sufl'erers of both sexes will
find this information invaluable.
Dec. 5, 1864'. 3m .
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Sm Jul" Cunn’s .Cnnnnln Fxnu
PILLS. Prepared from a preqcription of Si;
J. Clarke, M. p., Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen. Thiajnvnlnnhle medicine in un
failing in the cure of all those painful. 3nd
-sngerons diseases to which the female con
i ' ntion’ia subject. 11. modemtel all excen
an: moves all obltrnctiona, and a speedy
cure or .y be relied on.
To Mikricd Ladies it in peculiarly united.—
lt nill, in shori time, 'bring on the monthly
period witthlnrity.
,Each bottle) rice One Dollar, bean the
Government. saga? of Greu Britain, to pre~
rent counterfeill. \
CAanOlPThere “gallonld not be taken
by Fem-lei during the \lr ran: non“ of
ngnnpcyy‘fis they are an to’ bring on lil
curringe, but ct any otherJ a they no Info.
in silence: of Nervous an ' ll Afl'ccfiou.
Pains in the Back end Limbs, Fn 0e oh Ilight
exertion, Palpiution of the Henrtpflyslericl,
ml Whitel, these Pill! will efl'ecn. can when
nlixogxcr mnns hue foiled; Ind nllhohlgli n
powerhg edy, do not conuin iron. calonKel,
nntimonywknythg hurtful'to the constitm
cion. \ l
Full directioh‘rin the pamphlet uound each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sold by all Drnggiik Sole Agent for the
Unixed Sum: end Canndn.\ ‘
JOB MOSES, 27:Cort\lm\dt~s:., N, Y,
Nil—sl.oo Ind 8 postage :lan inclined
to any authorized Agent, will inan an ,
eonmining so Pills, by return :I,“er
A. D. Bnehler, ‘ [som 14, 1865. 1y
DR. unsmw‘s cnmna m"
Thla Snot! baa thoroughly proved haelf to be
the beat article known for curing the Catarrh,
Cold in the Head and Headache. I baa been
found an excellent remedy in on v mae- oi
Sore Eyea. Deafneu has been remfivesg by it.
and Hearing Ina often been greatly; improved
by it! uee. ‘
lt ia fragran: and agreeable, aa 'oivaa ll
aaounm‘un to the dull heavy p n: caused
by diaeuu of the head. The aenadiona after
ruins it are‘ delightful and invigofitin’g. lt
open: andpurgea out all obstructions} strength
i one the glands, and givea a healthy“, action to
‘ the parts nfiected. (7 ‘
i More than Thirty Years’ of sale éd use 0! ‘
‘ “Dr. Harshall'a Catarrh and lleada e Snufl',"
has proved its great value {or all t ‘ common
diseases of the head, and at th' ~ moment
Itanda higher than ever before. a
It is recommended by many of th _est phy
liciana, and is used with great sages: and
latiafaction everywhere. '.
Read the Certificates of Wholeuée -Drug
gilt: in 1854: The undersigned, ‘ving [or
many years been acquainted with 5%12 Mar-'1
lhall’a Catarrh and Headache ‘gniim’Efand sold ,
it in our wholesale trade, cheerfully *te, that
we believe it to be equal, in every r act, to
the recommendations given of it large cure
of Calarrhal .Ul'ectiona, and that it iaékcided
ly the beat article we have ever know tor all
common diseases of the Head. 3LI:
Burr & Perry. Boston; Reed, Austéfi & Co.,
Bostcn; Brown. anson 5: Co., Bost ' : Run],
Cutler t 00., Boston; Seth W 4 Fade}? osgon;
Wilson, Fuirbnnk & 00., Boston; shnw,
Edmund & Co., Boston; H. H. Hay, .leand,
Me.; Barnes & Park, New York; . .k D.
Sands, New York; S:ophqn Paul ‘ & ' , New
York; Israel Minor 3 00.; New York“ cKes
son 5; Robbins, New York; A: L. Scovi. (3100.,
New York; M. Ward, Close & 00., Ne‘él’oxk:
Bush a Gule, New Yol’k. ,3;
For sale by :11 magic“. Try it. i 5
Nov. 14,4864. 1y
‘A CARD T 0 mung §
A Clergyman, while residingin ‘uafs‘mer
in u ,a "missionary, discovered :1 Info 1" sim
ple remedy for 1h; Cure 0! Nervous Wégneu,
Early Decug, Diseases of the Urinary :1 Sem
inal Organs, and the whole main of di rclers
brought. on by baueful and vicious 1153 mm;
Great numbers have bren already curedlby this
noble remedy. Prompted by {desire to bene
fit the afflicted nnd unfortunatml will fiend tho
recipe for [inquiring and using thin medicine,
in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
Fan or CHARM. _ _
Please inclose a 1 emfuped envelope, addressed
to yourself. Address A , _
' , ‘ JOSEPH 'r. INMAN, ~
0 , Station Dr Bible H 011”,
Oct. 24, 18649 _ New York City.
Tn]! MARKETS.
GETTYSBURG—«Snunmr LAST
Flour .....1..0 00 1.010 50
Rye F10ur............................... 8 50
White “beat 2 40 to '2 4
Red Wheat. -1 30 1.0 l 40
Corn, ‘ 'l 75
Rye, ' 165
0~1t6.............. .........‘.......\....u. 15
Buckwheat......... .. l 25
Clover Eeed............................12 00 ma DO
Timothy Seed... 3 50 to 4 00
Flax 5eed.......................,.....,. 2‘ 35 to 2 50
Plaster of Pun: ' ‘ ll 50
Plaster ground, per bag. .......... l 'l
BALTIMORE—Fmvn us!
Fiona. ....
\\'ben1.............. ....
R3n........................
(om
UM! ...-........... ... .....
Bccf Cattle. pe’r hund
Hugs, per hund.......................17 00 1018 75
Hamfiuag 00 was .-
Cluver-5eed,...........‘...............1b 25 1.015 50
Flux-seed. . 3 331.0 3 35
Tilnntll\-=ucll.. .. 6 00 U) C 10
\Vln:k¢-y.. 3 «50 L 0 3 75
MARRIED.
‘ On the 3.] inst, at lhercsidcnce ofthe bride’s
parents, by Rev. W. R. H Dmtrirh, .\lr. E\IAN-
L'EL HANK lo M‘ss ELIZABETH SUCKS,
ho'h of this calmly. ‘ ‘
0n t'ne sth inn, bit the résidence of the
bride’s father, b) Rev. J. K. Miller, Min-HENRY
S.’i‘UOT, ufl'umbuhnd [p , lo MISS HARNET
8., yuulgefit daughter of Jag-ob Deardurlf, of
Franklin township. . .
Oét. 4th, M .\'cw Oxford, by Rev. W. F. P.
Du‘ia‘ Mr. .WILLLUI S. Nfl'GLE. of Ens:
Berhn. to sts'ASN MARIA REIULE, of
Hanover. ‘
Oct. 20th, at the, same plnre. by the samr,
Mr. ISRAEL KING to Miss MARIA BOBLITZ,
both ncnr Abbot'slown.
Dec. 'Zmi, at the hnuse ol the bride, by the
snmn, .\lr JAMES R. GIT'P m Miss MAR-Y
KATE SNYDER, lmth nem- New Oxford.
0n the same day, by the same, at the house
of the bride, near Ihnuver. Mr. SILAS C.
YINGLING to Mini HANNAH E. REIGLE,
bulb of Hanover. . ‘
On Christmas morning, in East Berlin.
Adam‘s county, by Rrr.A. G. Deininger. Mr.
WILLIAM J. lIETZLER, of Dover. York co.,
to Miss ISABEL, daughter of Nichol“ lIeIIzeI, ‘
Esq., of Monntpleasanl lowushxp, Admins co. ;
0n the Is! ofNuv.,‘oy Rev. 8. L. N. Conn-r,‘
Mr. ROBERT McKINNEY 0 Mia! MARY M.
FITZGERALD, all of hugs county.
On the 13111 of Dec., by the same, Mr. JAS.
A. HENSEL, late at Kansnl Territory, :0 Mir:
LAVINIA S, DIEHL, of Adams county”
On Dec. 20th, n the Eagie Here) in Getty»
burg, by Ibeaame, Mr. BENJAMN LANDIS,
of Buimuglxtown, to Miss ELIZABETH MUS
'SEI‘., of Liberiy township, Admus county. \
On Dec. 27tli,in the M. E. Clmrcli,nt Akera
villt. by Rev. J Brnnson Akers, Mr. ANDREW
A. SLAGLE, from near New: Oxford, Adams
county. to Miss AMANDA AKERS, oI ALL-rs
ville, Fulton county. '
On the 29-h BIL, by Bov.’Mr Alleinnn, Mr.
JOHN 3L )lISNIGH, of this 311 cc. to Miss
VICTORIA A. KUHNhof McShcnyltown.
0n the 2'11!) uh,” the Lutheran Parsonage,
Arendtsville, FL, by Rev.‘J. K‘. llillex‘, Mr.
WILLIAM E. DOLL, of Cambridge City, Ind.,
to Mix: ANNA MARY WARNER, of Butler
township. thin county. .
Or. the 12th of Oct., in Washington city, D.
C.. by Rev. John 'C. Smith, Hr. JAMES A.
BINGAMAN to His: LUCI-NDA C. MILLER,
of this county. , '
' I) 1181:).
fiOlmual-y nuuces 3 cent: per line for I“
oug- {our lines—cash to ncconnpnny notice.
o'2l the’hh hut, in Mouuljoy wwnlliip. Mr.
,D VID Li’lzfl‘LE, Iged 71 your: 10 monthquna.
zidays. ', '
0n Mendy lut, in this place, Mu. MARY
LITTLE, wife of Mr. Henry Little, aged es
yurl sud l dLy. ,
On We lBth of” Dec" 1864, MARGARET
BOLLINGER, wife of Christian Bollingér, de
emed, of Liberty township, fixed 71 yearn 2
months and I! dun. ‘
0n {be 22d of December, in In" City, lowa,
JAMES H. KURTZ, non, of A. B. Kprcz, for.
merly of this place, in the 30th ’2'" 0! his age.
Al. East Berlm,on the 15th ult., Mrs. ALVINA
AUGUSTA, consort of land Stambzch, Wed
28 yesu 4 moan): Ind 18 days.
In Franklin 11).. on the 3d inst, Hrs. RACHEL
LONG, consqn of Daniel Long, aged 73 yea"
and 4 dip.
0n the 92h of Dec., in Baltimore, Min RE
BECCA LENHART, and 21 yean 11 months
and 23 days. Sh: was buried at the Low"
Bertnudian Church, Adam: county. ,
Communicated. 1
Died, It Cnhwwn, Dec. 29th, 1884, JOHN
WILLuI WEIBLE, only chm! of Joseph L,
and Adaline Weible, Iged 14 your! 1 month
Ind 19 (is, I.
A sniff, faith subdued hll fear,
He uw the hippy Can-In no”,
His mind mu mnquil And serene,
no terror- in hit looks were seen ;
Di: Snvior'l Imfie dilpellod the gloom,
And Imoomod his passage to the tomb.
LilLlo,did the wnm of thin 01’ his lcbool.
mans lhiLk when he left school, Lhn he would
never greet u. again wizh his presence Ind
sweet smilel. No mure will he be new at 11:.
family fireside orlin the house of God, bug, be
will be Mi” more mined by the writer in [he
abhool of whhh ho formed Inch 1n honorable
Pflk In school he was always dihgent and
obedibut to hit teacher. But why uhonld we
repiue Ikbis dopnnnre, far he pm In Mon
to bliiov‘e\hgt by Jun gone to ouj-g}. bliulul
immorl‘lityw‘md um hue hum. U! him
it conli b- an nid: *
"Kong hefi im hat to ibu—
Jinn. “not”: but In pain; 5" m ;
, _ ,
'!
f A '
,~
~,\
N ”nuanced In Act ofAuexnhly pmd the 17th day oany, "42. thb'fonowin. Sma
mencis hereby published by the Comminionen otAduu county, which ellnhiu flu
amount, ductiption and value o( the Re [and Perlonll Property, Tndeo, Occppuuonl nd
Proreuiong, nude unble by the seven] 3c“ of Mummy ogthil Commonwealth:
h . H i W ‘7‘» —--.—.2
=5 t" 1 - ~,
‘ m: .02: 19§1=3w33~a§1w3 5’ 5
F—f 1b? SEI, :mumflvfl: 331:1 m 3 3
. n p .. 1‘ __&n; =_‘_,,.s :-
45°? O°E=' 'ac¢'*=s’3:°'==€ nae: "
30101101794110 3:312:52“95‘23512E§12°:|?”:’°~'2 3
Tommun. I“; ‘BBIE-Efinta' $134: i:§c§9§i§\p‘_ U)
' 4201‘“ §»9l,fl°§l-3“M;2hb"F2’ir-;E'= ‘3
‘ 'a ‘a 3:~'§.cl£m¢ -u5-58.:'=s :
_ =5 salary“! 5312:; :goqg, =l3 ..
=3 -E 9- run 995"” - :-
~ 1- ha 0:" . l 1 ‘ .‘ ." .
_..___._..._._ ‘-—"'—V—_——’—‘-‘—-—-———:‘—'——u§-
Getty5burg,......r.......'...... 231709 4297 22909' 611060 4400 2900 870 595 3:11.110
Oumhemnd, 24110761 1271191 181172! 5370 ...... ......1 1395 2,“
Germany,....................... ‘- 127747 '6682‘16600! 2915 ...... 1420
0x!0rd,.......................... 1599711 7951 0:743 5280 .....; as: ......
Huntingt0n,................... 202198 15097 .5818? 9805 3318' 6,00
Latim0re,".....‘................ 1461 8 1049 26781 4510 .. .. 2115 1,00
Hami1t0nbun,................. 2192;1'1103 10740 7415 :1.... _ 1135 100
5trnbun,........................ 10903 186414 402491, 71781 3936 1,011
Franklin, 252391 19995 32901 13-2151 1w;
Men5nen,".............‘........ 190310 1457415809 1080,. 233:. 1,00
Reading... . “80161-14852 592341 5.1101 ...”. 1550.
Humilton,... 202626’10075 2005:: 9230 193.» ”no
M0umpiemm,.............. 279468 17950 24173! 7755] 2960
Uni0n,........................... 220510 8757 13003 2613 .-.,.,_ 3"", ...... 2049 I’oo
Tyr0ne,.,‘.5..................... 103357 11303 12100 3825 ...... .1045
C0n0wag.,..................... 197459 9534 34638;. 449 ..;.;. ...... 291:. 4.00
Butler 159608 13298 10900 8460 ......\ ' 1750 2.90
M0un1j0y,..:..................“. 184290 14169 1449 5810 ...... 274 a
Freed0.m,....................... 311949 04611 13711 22070, \...\.. 933
Liberty,......................... 13505.5 7925 3490 40115 M,_
Berwu-np, 90050 141111 9320 3910] ‘ \ ass
nerwick bur, 46185 2250 18800 4705 1115 409
21111123101111,.................. 64445 1507 22190 0005‘ 113'! 6,00
111311141114“ 93536 5539 mm 2150‘ .. :545’
___§_-‘__. -—“"‘“——“‘—-"—~'—__——'—
T0ta1,..;......... 4174029249 6604211196987] mo] 29 no 4311301301,“
Acme—J. *l. Walter, Clerk. ‘ 3
Decrmb?!‘ 2|;r1864. a
‘ Quarterly Report .
I" THE FIRST NATIONAL BA“ 0?
O GETTYSBURG. rendern‘l oh Hu- morni
ing of the 1s . day of Jununry,.bein‘ :he
2nd day at J nary, 1865,:
, DR.
Note: and bills discounted,
Furuilure and Fixtures, 700 00
Current. expenses, ’ 1,637 N
emittancea and other cash items, 500 25
Ninth National Bank, New York. 398 49‘
First Nufionnl Bankahilndelphit, 6,789 53'
Due from other Banks,
Brothers McKim, ‘
U. S. Bonds deposited with U. 8‘
Trans. to secure circulating not", 100,000 00
U. s. Bonds, ‘ 26,350 00
Lawfulmqney, ' , 21:07.5 73.
*ottl,
Cgpiml stock paid in,
Sfirplus mud, V . 443 30
Circul‘g notes rec’d from Comptroller, 67,500 00
lndividnl deposits,
S. deposits,
Dividends unpairh
Duo the following Banks.
Fir". National Bank of Hanover,
Intel-en, 4m, ‘
Totftl,
I, GEORGE ARNOLD, Cashier of the First
Nationtl Bank of Gettysburg, do solemnly
swear Lhaj, u:- nbove statement. in true to the
bgst ofmy knowledge Ind belief.
‘ GEORGE ARNOLD, Cubicr.
State of Pennsylvania, ~
V County of Adums.} ‘
'Sworn nnd subscribed before me this 2d.dny
o Janulry. 1565. A. J. COVER, J. P.
Jim. 9, 1865. 3! ‘
........11 .12 2011 25
1....... 2: co to 2 ac
,l 73 to 1 75
1 53 to 1 75
95 1o 1 oo
.......,10 oo tols 00
HE pnrfncrsbip haretofore existing be
tween the undersigned. under the name
and Biyle of FAHNESTOCK BROTHERS, in
thiaday dis‘solved by mutual consent—Jamel
F. Fuhneswck retiring. e
- JAMES F. FAHNEETOPK,
- HENRY J. FAHNESTOCK,
. EUW. G. FABNESTUUK.
HE undersigned, remniuining partners of
\Q firm of FAHNESTUCK BROTHERS.
I‘l“ confine the bn'siuesa at '.be same plnce,
under the same name and style 0! firm.
.m. 9, was
EV! MUMPER having purchased Samuel
L Wem’el’s PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, is
prepared to execule work in his line equal to
any establishment inlhe State. If you desire
a good likeness,finiihed according to lhelausg
improvemnuta in the" 11"., can at. the above
long-established Gellery, in West. Middle
s‘ree‘, Geuyeyurg. , ‘ Lian. 9, 1866.
Give film a Call-L
HE place to obtain a perfect Photograph or
T Amhrolypo, executed in the bent mnner,
is at MUMPER'S GALLERY, in Middle lueet.
Jun. 9, 1365.
0 pre‘serve A coon likenen of yom‘self,
your children, or your lricnds?‘ go It
may to MUMPER’S GALLERE, tho best place
in the county to secure tint clue pictures. .
Jun. 9, 1865. _
‘OR RENT, on the Littlestown Railroad. 4
miles from Hanover and 3} gniles lrum
Lutleslown. The House is 40 feet by 20, said
there is house road: for a (Imily, node good
store room, fixed 0! well rill: drawers and
shelving—no other More within 3} milep—in
a well settled country. This and is in Union
township, Adams county, called Sell’a Station.
There is a switch there nod> everything con
venient. Paueuion given arms in anpril
nex-L ABRAHAM SELL.
Jan. 9, 1885. mi ‘
Notice. r i _
‘ R. W. L. HOMBACH'S ESTATE Letters
testamentary on the estate of a W. L.
umbnch, lute of McSherryuown, Conowlgo
township, Adi}!!! county, decenled, having
been granted to the undereigned, residing
in the name place, they hereby give nofiqgg
to ah person indebted @043“ cum to meie
immediate payment, and those having cliaime
ngninn the mine m present them properly
authenticated for leltlement. '
. CHAS. F. HUHBACH, Exeéntor,
ANNA P' HOIBAUH, Exrcnlrix.
Jen. 9,1865. a
APT. H. CIIRIfI‘ZHAN, havingjuu return
ed lrom strip to the West Ind all the
LAND region! in God'l grant Mbyrinlh, he
would inform the citizens at Gettylburg and
its viclnily thnt he is prepnrcd, flol on'y to
ofl'er UIL inns, bur. LANDS or EVERY
DESCRIPTION. Pcrdous viaitiagflarrisbusg
would do well In all, as he- will furnish all in
lormalion. H. CUBITZMAN.
Jun. 2, 1865. t! ' 7-,
For Sale or‘ Rent.
PARK 1’! About. 100 um. in Camber
lAnd wwnuhip. Apply to the nndersign
ed, in We". mam; street, Gettynbnrg,
. ' FREDERICK HERB.
Jun. 2, 1865. 5 <
N addition to his 300‘ And Shoe Store, Jim;
I ingaged the lervicu or an experjenced
Shoemaker, and is now prepared to mhutid
tun lon-k to order And to Intern! w a" kind.
of repairing prompgly. [hm 2, 1865.
WATCHMAKEB k JEWELER, No. 149'
North SECOND Street,
~comel- onum-ry, PHILADEL-&
PIIIA. An assortment. a!
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER & PLATED
WARE, constantly on hand, _
5;; UNABLE FUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
fi-Repniring o! Wawhu and Jewelry
promptly attended an. s
DEC. 12, nu. I; v
"‘TCLxxéE?"6SOO3- Bounu, -mhbon-’|——--’1 -* "-“" "M 5 "
M more", Shaka" in: Balm 3"ng A right” ‘m “ m
luvmeeivul m- mno who» u M»: DEB-$22 ”m: '‘- n in: »
"henna-fill!" ‘ “'7'” ”031" “m“ “‘é " - , “2* ‘Si
.v :7? , : a 4 . .37“ gag; -
Valuation and monument!» 1885. ~
Dissolution.
HENRY J. FAHNESTOCK,
EDWARD G. FAHSESTOCK
Pictures ! Pictures!
Do’ You Wish
Store‘ Stand
Lands 1 Lands !
John L. Holtzworth,
I. K. Stapfi‘er,
JACOB wrung,
SAMUEL MARCH,
ABRAHAM KRISH,
; Pub‘llc Sale. ~.
N TUESDAiY, 1h: 281 k any 0! FEBRIYARI,
0 next, the aublcnher, intending l‘o quu
fuming will sell at l‘ulmc Salty-thin reli-‘
dun-n, *1 Reading township. Atluml countyl
hall a mile Eon: Hlmptuu, the {dlluwiufi‘per
lunul profmrly, viz: . ,
2 Warm HORSES, 3 Cown, mm} hut 6!
Young Cattle, Sheep, Tvrn Wagons, (on. We
horse and {he orllcr unr-hsr:c,)Bpring qun,
ll- -k'uv:ly llugfiy and llal‘uPSH, Lime .1: , ILA"
“mama
arLiJgoi, SI: igh and Sledfllllrt‘shgnu “nu-1m",
Urnin Drill, Cucuhr Saw, Hnim-r Winnom'ng'
Mill, Cutting Box; Horse RIM, Plouglu, lhr
rovn, Cnlti'vatora, Shovel'l’lunglu. {'m n Fun-kl,
Meadow Rollergnmible and S‘ngié-lrccx. u "I.
rietg of Hone Gen”. Riding Sadnh um} Bridle,
Rakes, Forks, Shovell, Multinks. ”I! by the
ton and Oats by the bulhel, n‘nd n grout ‘vn
' 1y of other articles, too numerous to mum
Lion. ' A '
82‘ 70
254,540 1
anle to commence at. 10 o'clock. A. l,
on mid day, when nneudnuZ-c wlebe given
and terms made knowu by
, IEMANUEL-NEIDI'JH. K
L. I’. Walker, Auctioneer. ‘ ~ ‘
Jul. 9, Ham I'. A ‘
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‘ Public Sale
F VALUABLE PERSONAL PRflERTY.
0 —Un TUEhDAY, the 31st day 0! JAM?-
ARY inst., the subscriber, innemling to go
East, will sell at Public Sale, u hIS roai-louce,
in Freedom townshly, Adams county, 1; miles
fxom Moritz'l tavern, on the road leading to.
Milleratown, the following Personal Properly :
1 HURSE, 5 Milch Cows, 4 h of Young
Cattle, Brood Saw, 3 Shanta, 'heat Drill,
Wire Hay Rake, Wheat (In, Herr ,_Plong'h,
Fodder Cutter, Rocknwoy, Buggy, Carriage, set
or Harness, Hay Carriage, Spresderl, Donhll
nnd Single-trees, set of Horse Genre, Lo]
Chn‘m, Crowbnr, Sludge, Unlock, Guln Cre
dle, Rakes, Forkl,. Shovels. heclbsrrow,
Grinostone, Cow Chains, Iluy by .1112 to‘n, kc.
Also. Honsehold and Kitchen F rnitnre,viz:
2 Dining Tnblee, Breakfast Tnble, Kitchen
Table, Stand, 4 Bedstenda, large Looking
Gloss, Case of Drawers, Corne‘ Cupboard,
Eight-day Brass “Intel Clock,‘l{ockin¢ Cra
dle, 3 sets of Chairs, 2 Hooking Uhklre, Queen--
wore, Tin-ware, lnrge OUNtG" Kettle, Iron
Kettle, Cook Stove, Ten-plate Stove and Pipe,
Vinegar, Apple-butter, Banal Churn, Meat
Vessels, Tubs, a lot of Pine Humbug] lot of
Oak. Fencing Boards nod, Posts, and I greet
many other articles. too tedious to mention;
”Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. IL,
on said day, when attendance will be given'
and terms made known by
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462 77
23¢,540 17
‘ _ WILLIAM L. loll!!!
Reuben Golden, Auctioaegr. . ,
Jan. 9, 1866. u" ' .
l? VALUABLE REAL ESTATE—The nn.
0 dereigned, Auignee of Bill- Flekee Ind
Wife. will lell as Public Sele, 61: lb! premim,
on FRIDAY, the 20“: day of JANUASY, It. 1
o’clock; P. M., 'the following vnlunble Reel
Estate, to wil:
/ A TRACT OF CLEARED LAND, airline in ‘
Sequin township, Ademe county, Pm, Mljoln
ing lands of Isa-c'flonlors, Christian Thom“,
Henry Thom-e, end olhere, containing 60
Acres, more or less. The improve
ments are A large Stowe HOUSE,’ \X
with Back-buildings and Smoke —.
Bonu,double Log Bern with Ihed
numbed, Corn Crib Ind Hog r’en. There I a
'well ol never-{nillng waster near the door, 3
good spring a: the burn yard, and I nreuun
pne-ing tlvough :he ferm, eflbrdlng an Ibnn—
daut supp ,v of water for flank. Tfie greater
pori ion of the land bu been recently lined,
and is in I high-late of eultivm’on. There in,
a young Apple Orc‘urd. end e variety 01 “her'
fruit trees on the preTnieu. »_
Also, ATRAUT Oll‘ TIMBER LAND, cone
mining 22 Acne, more or less, men the IbOVQ
described lend, Idjoining land: of Henry
Thomas, Jacob Shall, end othere. -
The Above Inc: of land will be e‘olé Mgéther
entire, or the finger land will be divided into
lot- to suit purclmlere. ,
fi'Auendance will be given and um
made known by
ABRAHAM nuns, mm...
In. 9,1885. 2: - J »
Valuablo Personal Property
T PI'BMG SAUL—~OI: THURSDAY, tho
A 9th dot of FEBRUARY next, the tab.
on her inlondlng"to quit for plug, will self“
Public 'sm, n bi - residence, in Reading conn
:hlp, Adnnu county. Pm, about olrmllo Ind
o hall north of Hampton, Ind lull a mile out
of Adam S. Iyen's nore, tho following valid
ble pe bonal property, vi]: 4
2 WEEK MARKS, 4 Com. Sheen Md Bogs,
Narrow-trend Three-bulge Wagon, with Limo
Bed, Hay Corrlnges. Wmuowm.‘ Mill, Cutting
Box, Grindslone, Plouglu, HArrqu, Single
Ind Double Shovel Plough, Corn Forkl,
Single lud Double-treci, llurle Gem, Riding
$331“: and Bridle, ‘Hiller‘Cua'lu, (fnw Cblinl,
Rakes, Fun-humid many other tux-wing utonolla.
Also, Household and Kitchen r urnitun, each
u Badl and Bedalea ls, Bureau, 'l'uolcl,
Choirs, Cook Slow: and fl‘xufu, Ten-plum ,
Stow and Pipel lron Kettle, Quouumue,
Tin-wore, CrocLer-wtrq, Wu!) Tubs, Men
Vessel,Bnrr2l3, Bang, and a variety of other ‘.
Inicleg, too numoruus to mention. _
, 3'33). to commence at 10 o'clofi, A. IL; _
on uid doy, when ntlendaqco will to given
Ind term and. knowu by *
’ JOHN HIM-IB-
an. 2, gm. w-
Orphan’s Court Sale. 1
IN pannince of In Order of the ormu.‘ .
Conn of Adnml county, will be are“...
i Public Sale, on the premin: on SATURDAY :
m. 21:: day of JANUAM‘, mg, m. “up
‘ Bum; of Geo. A.W. Bowenox, damned cou
mu'ng or '
A TRACT 0' LAND, dilute In [hefty
:onnfilp, Adnms connxy, contuiqmg Jinn.
‘ more or lan, Idjoimug lindlpl Lewis out-I”
holtm, Michel liilchohn Gui», And “has.
The improvemenu It: I aim md'a h."
nor, Lug HOUSE, Log Same, with am
'dyéryfira TIER”! R‘on' the trncz a .
goo c _ be “dis ins ood' -
culfivgfi'on. luring been tuned. I» n“. of -
@8319 g commence. It 1 o’clock, P. I
on said daynrbn Btu-Mane. will be :5?“
and warm“ ufggstiyg DY Rs 3 K V
‘ ‘ ' A” n ‘
Bycu. Curt—James mm, Jug .‘ - “4 ~
Jun. 2,18”. ta. #2 ‘ L“ ‘1“. "
Commissiopeti.
Public Sale
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