HA RISBURG_LETTER
liiirarsnu.no, _February _l5, 1870.
Last week was sensational hero de
cidedly: On Thursday . morning the
Gov iii. - nransmitteil - to - ther - Legislatin
two messages-,vetoing-the Metropolitan
Police bill, and the bill for the benefit of
Dr. Schcoppe. The Police bill had been
passed by the entire Republican vote of
both Muses, except Mr. LOwry, and the
other had received, almost a unanimous
'vote of both parties. Thereading of,the
message vetoing the Police bill created
intense excitement, and very considerable
foolish denunciation of the Governer,.
\‘,. Some very despondent gbntlemen pro
claimed it the death blow to the Repub
.
--bean party; others accepted it as proof
'pc7altiVe - -that...Governor_ .Q.eary had
Johnsonized ; whilst a very
. few of the
Ibaser. sort Intimated that the vote had
been' sBciered - liy means of 'fhb money
collected by the Democrats from the
policemen in Philadelphia. All this ex r
citoment and silly talk subsided, hoev
; over, on'Friday, when the Philadelphia
papers arrived, which, with one excep
tion, sustained the action of the Governor,
and spoke in the - , highest. terms of the_
message, denouncing the bill as opposed.
- to, the interests of the Republican party,
and objectionable to the, citizens of Phil
adelphia. ; In the excitement over the
Police bill, Dr. Selcelpe'n ease seems to
be entirely . overlooked.
'NN At the meeting_ of the Temperance
Coliymation held, here last week, a ruse
, .lutiou *as adopted asking , the Legisla
ture to pasa-a , bill Which had been read
in .place some time ago, providing that .
the question of license or no licence shall
be submitted to the 'People of each city,_
township, and borough annually.
bill was made the special' -order for,
Thursday evening. It was debated,
• amended, and finally postponed.
appearie to be understood that if this act
or some similar one
,does net become a
law ,this winter, the- temperance men
will organize a separate political party.
This Movement would doubtless result
as all similar movements have deue—Lin
the defeat of the now party, and the
increased' chance of the success of the
Deniocratic party.
. . , .
- A committee was• raised by the House
for the purpose of investigating the
alleged frWuds in connection With the
Police bill. As nearly the_ entire com
enitteelaTcomposeertif Philadelphians, it
may be imagined that the investigation
will be very diligently prosecuted, finless
there are very aeatisfactory_ reasons_ for
delay. A bill has also passed making
_ baggage smashing a penal offence, wall
a fine not exCeeding ifinehuvadred - dollars.
The Senate has under consideration the
House bill, fixing the salary of the State
Treasurer, and making Provision for the
keeping of the State funds in banks until
a proper place of deposit shall be con
structed at the Departnient. It allows
. the Treasurer a salary Of $B,OOO per an
_ num, and :requires security in halt a:
million for the faithful performance of
his deities, requires Monthly returns to
be made to the" Auditor General of the
amount Of funds, *here deposited, and
at what rate of intdrest, and making the
taking of profits 'by the Treasurer for
deposits a felony, punishable by heavy'
fine and imprisonment. Many 'of the
provisions of the bill are admirably
allapted to cheek some of the evil prad
tices connected with the Treasury man
agement, but it seems strange-that the
Legislature, which had such rigid notions
of economy on the subject of the
Governor's salary, should put the Treas
urer's salary at $B,OOO. The office is.ari,
____impoitant..one_assuredly,„.but_tipt,
ciontly so to command the highest'salary
paid in the State.
On Monday a bill was read in place in
the House by Mr. Dill, of Adams, pro
viding for the payment of damages.
sustained by the people of the border
counties during the rebellion. An, effort
was mad& to suspend the rules, and
make the consideration of the bill the
special order for Wednesday iiext. This
failed,'as it required a two-thirdS vote,
and the bill was referred to the Coin-
mittee of Ways and Moans. To-day tlio
Governor's veto of the bill allowing writs
of error in homicide cases was taken up.
The bill was passed over the veto by
more than 'a two-thirds vote in each
House, and is therefore now a law, not
withstanding the objections of the Gov
ernor. The bill was 'specially designed
for the benefit of Dr. Schceppe, but as
his case was disposed of by the Supreme
Court before this act became a law, he
cannot avail himself of its provisions.
' The,bilLauthorizes a writ of error. totho
Supremo Court in alrcaaes' of murder
and voluntary manslaughter, as of right,_
without special allowance, and on such
writs the Court shall review both the law
and the evidence, and'dotermine whether
the ingredients necessary to constitute
murder in the first degree shall have
been proved, and if not to reverse the
judgment, and order h new trial, or
render such judgment as the laws of the
CommOnwealth require. The effect will
be to cause tho Supremo Court to review
every; capital case that may he triot
hereafter in the State.
PERSONAL.
•
President Grant's father is just' 70.
years old:
Sorosis has unanimously-elected Miss
Doctor Mary Putman tolionerail ineifi•;
bership,
011ivier propoSeti to charge 160,000
frines for the privilege of fighting a duel
in France: ' . " •
Raphael Semmes retires from lee,turi ng,
a failure in that line.
. Washington's birthday will be celebratf
ed in fine Atylp by the Americans in Paris.
Garibaldi's new„ novel is said to be
-highly sensational, killing some one every
two pages., • • - • • •
.Beecher'eSermone have been published
in German at Berlin. -
Aggassiz gOet; to Florida with thC coast
strvSy to fish for specimens.
• .
James Gordon-Bennett, sr., said to
bifengaged on his'autoblogranhy. •
' Mrs. - Jape P. Thurston; of Portland,
offers tp sell the entire State of Maine, in
one lot, bn very easy terms. •
Tierro 'Bonaparte; it is said, was. con
deiinied 'to death'in:Titome iu 188G,-brit
hid erlindis not stated:
Napolion's tixclusiou of Papal coin from
the b'rynch dominions is not'eViisidored
by the Pope n vory specious movement.
PreOdentGrant lias'declined tho
visit Richmand and lciutlnnm
cities, lintd after the-adjournment of
Congress. i
"•'MI. Toriance, - filo Vico: President of,
the New York Central Railroad, hoots a
rieKrupholstered. leeornotive for hie oirn
privatecteio: •••'• •
_ci ,•"
• d•neral Katie, ofNew•hreei; has been
aiiiieinted• the'eliali Of modern inn.'
gliatieff in Prineetair ' • :
General Beauregard is engaged to Mra:
-Heap IsToyr . o,lleana t :,' TytkpFondaes,to
b° 4F49roPc•cessrPlPPgagePl l3l4
,0 1 p,anY
he nntered into p1,419:C! , , g9I I PFI4 iu t11'?
Ve‘ B. A.
The first Woman ever elected to office
in Illinois is Wis . ! ! A melia no*S,_:who
'MIS recently elected Justice of th u d peace
of Jemiiilgindinoownship,.. in:Jersey
county..
nll - the Pciaone=Uo e4ttL:taine -
Arthur in New York WOretiinkeoe:
The long English whiskers of an Iran
:ulna engineer, of a mill caught in a shaft
revolving 600 times a minute, making a
clean shaiT for-his face and a close shaVe
. 'General Longstrtet was the
,first,Vice
President of the• Central Roptiblican'Olub
of Louisiana, 'which mot in NeW . Orleans,
Friday everting,' . January'2B; • • •
John Finke, young German,'residing
in Brooklyn, raehtlyTell desperately.in
love With a young lady who'-did nOt re
ciprocate the tender feeling. John in a
fit of desperation, drank a'-quantity of
vitriol in order to put an end to his life,
and he is now in a very prebaiious -con
dition. '
There is a story that the young Prince
Imperial is deeply in love with an Amer
ican girl, and that his papa enconragee
him in it. Louis Napoleon - hasn'tkloit
his political acuteness - Yet. Arnerif
can alliance will betho very thing to save
his house. Let his son marry tiro daugh,
ter of one' of our sovereign people, and
the spirit of toadyism and tuft hunting;
which lies dormant , in every native bosom,
will burst into a flam© of enthusidstic de
votion to his cause. .
Mr. Jonathan" Jenness, jr., of Hye, isteW
Hampshire, who died on the first init.,
aged 77, was, in Some respects, a remark
ablo man. During hiS lifetime lie had
never been sixty miles from hOme, never
ode - in the cart but once, never missed a
'State or national election since lie became.
a voter, and never missed ikinding the
eight day family clock every Sunday
morning for more than f6rty years: The
`Pertsmouth 'Times says that lie will be
consigned to the grave wearing the same
trah;lcitstockings that he ore"when Mar
ried, 54 years ago.
If a woman wants to be a lawyer, we
do not see why she should not be per
mitted to be if qualified. Mrs. Myra
-Bradwell, after an examination by Judge
Williams, of the Seventh Judicial Circuit
of Illinois , was pronounced duly qualified.
But the Supreme Court have refused to
allow her to practice for a great variety
of reasons, tlie.principal ono so far as we
can - see, being that she is a - "married
woman," and is therefore not bound by
contracts not affecting her own property: -
sb that if Lawyer Bradwell should cheat
a client, the said client would have no
-action--Oginsther.,- But how much btirsi
tess would Lawyer Bradwellget if she
•begun that little game.
A New York correspondent - of the
Chicago Journal writes: " 'Who is - that
tall, gaunt looking specimen, walking all
over the sidewalk?' said one gentleman
to another, recently, as they stood' on
Fifth avenue. 'That is Frank P Blair,'
was„ the response ; and sure enough it was
Frank, the'bld war horst) of the St. Lours
Radicals, the once foremost ohampion of
justice and truth, seeking refuge hero in
_the crowd of New York. Blair keeps up
his olffhabits, and is to be seen-very fre
quently in the long' colonnade of Fifth
avenue,-talking to this or that group of
Democratic politicians. Report has it
_that his -finances are somewhat
dilapi
dated; and I am told, though I cannot
vouch for fact, that ho has gone into the
insurance business."
rAffifithelation of Napoleon M has
got - himself - into - a scrape; -- Ho has fisti-
-
cuffed his architect, and the Ernperorhas
determined that ho shall to tried before
the 'same trThUnal that will dispose of the
ease of the princely assassin of Victor
Noir. The Emperor has issued' this or
der because, as he says, he wishes none
of his family to consider them Selves above
the laws.
Two daughters of a thrifty farmer in
Princeton, Illinois, fifteen and seventeen
'years old, completed on Monday evening
the task of walking eighty miles within
twenty consecutive hours, for a prize of
one hundred dollars. They began at nine
o'clock in the morning, and finished a t
twenty-three minutes past eight in the
evening, having one hour and thirty-seven
minutes to spare.
BRIEF ITEMS
The debt of Berke county is $147,000.
The Denver currency Is half Chinese
EM!
There arc twenty cardinal Vacancies.
The snow is thirty - inches deep in
Wisconsin.
Cinchlatti is to have a jubilee net
June, in imitation of Boston..
' Bbston, usually ahead in musical mat
tem, has the first hand
.oigan..to play
"Shoo Ply.'!
Toledo last year manufactured 2,282;
041; pounds and Ciuchmatti 2,657,90
tpoundd. of tobacCo.
Ripe strawberries, four inches in eir
eumferance, are now` plentiful in 'Pekes.
• A valuable copper mine has recently
been diScovered in Union eonnty,
.Now
Jersey. The, vein is 'sonny eight feet
4ross, and is perpendicujdn'
The stateniOnt is in, do 'that during
--
one of rJanes_ Arthur's receptions
'Washington a well )(Dawn matron went
among 'exclannii!g:.,'"Blush
little! blush a , little! it will leek more'
English!"
Tho ha,riaoineat ~6omtin.iu Norwich,
Connecticut, was 'burned to cinder the ,
other day,. She was made of, wax and
‘
and resided in a millinery shop. ,
Bomb* of the :California papers assert
that tho Chinese who r come to this
country are easily converted to Christ
janity.
.
Tho tot'al product of the fishe . riei of
the district of Barnstable, Mass., for the
past • year =Omits to $2,230,000, of
which. !pup() the value • of. sperm
and 'other whale oil. . ~. • '
A. perfumery eitablisliment is to be'
erected . On Orangolake, , 'Florida, whore'
orange groves abounds,
A Washington (Indiana) PaPO •ari=
hounces : "There is a twelve 'year ' old'
chap in this Pace who is writing an
Indian story to send to the Ledger. The
titlo. is : „ ' ; The, irncsi and wildest story, I
ever. wrote.'" • „'
St: John's Masonic; Xsodgo, of
GlaAgow, , Scotland, colebiated the
eight hundredand iwelfthaf.taiver.s.arY
bf its existeime: , ! It',was, founded .I).Y
King Malcolm in' the, year 4059, ,nino
years previous to ;the Notman conquest
of England.
.Antherst. ;dollop) , has histitoto,7„ a
reform' "which . may perhaps,he'
nnuncod tbn, corner .stone ; of demoleraeY
In learning. In t,lio cataloguel of :,first.
) timo honored institution -the naMes,,of,
all its professors appear taigtottt tittesH•
not so,muol:i
A 11'4 i 1 9 44 ,. cc i Vej!, l :49ti ' -i5', 16 1 9 " 4 (411 d .L4 t
10 11 iihrepOrt +ha'
.Bth ineethie: r thel
, teresto:tt o e' 4'da:(l .
botiveon
:1311ifale and • Washington' rfid pt 2'ort'
Alloghany. °
Near Fort Aiontgomery, on tho Hu&
son,Ohero i#9q9P,
44 was borft),ivith #.l . ;, l 4 "ntalfoireed TrOno,
a r iai. Imonever:lnert to niovo 4yout
*ceiot'on "all:leurc* irsibg hands
1(0 - 11t.s
and siri , ,ohihlrfin,. atitkosiiit s a livi>3y by
inttiiii-OVratood:."'“!'
BM
A now tunnel under the Thames has
lately been completed, at a cost of but
18,000 R. The shafts descending to
it have a diameter of 10 feet ,at the ,
top , and .Bf-feet-at-ttro bottom -The
tunnel is Tfeet in diaineter. It, is 1 ; 820
feet long,"Mtil''Whar fdtig . at the' MY() of 9
feet a The liaSSfigc;nndei'the • Will
be maile , , hi an' by - niedni' of ii
stationary' ongind: , -with lifts'. at.'oithei4
An Irishman being asked on a late
trial fk a, Certificato.of his marriado; 'Ox
hihitod aline: scar On 'his hetid,.. which
loolced as though it might-hale ,boon
'rriaXio with a fire shovel. , ..It was 'satis
factory. •
!ME
• A genius remarked the other day that
bewevnr prudent and rirtuotta, young
widows - h
might be, head seen . many a
gay.yo.ung,.7idow-frr.
"My dear,:" said a gentleman to a
young lady to whoihe thought to he mar_
tied, " dd'you: intend, to make a•fool of
me?"--''?No," replied the lady ;
." nature
has saved me the - youblel:" . •
.__"An attorney," said Sterne, "is the
same thind.to a barrister that an apothe
cary is to a physician-41th this dill%
once, that your attorney does not deal in
scruples • • . • •
Second Adventists iielleve , that Christ:
is Coming in person again, and dory soon.
A Michigan eichange says that a newly
organized society offliisclenoininntion,
,Merldnin, Ingham county, has refused
the donation of a site for their meeting
bongo, because the donator restricted the.
limits of the deed to ninety-nine years.
. A critic, speaking . bf Carlotta Patti's
vocalism, says : " , "We bang upon every
word. " - This is a proof of the lady's
remarkable power 'of execution," re
marks a coteMpomry.
When the country is asked to consider
which it will adopt, Free Trade or Pro
tection, let it look at the.-facts that -now
stare it in the faCe. It is estimated that
the, aggregate amount of American bonds,
nNational, State, municipal, railway -
min ing—held hi Europe; -is $1,565,000,-
000, the interest on Which, at six per
cent.; amOnnts to the Chdrmous suin of
$87,730,900 per,, annum, in gold. - And
this is increasing rapidly, exchanged for
goods which perish in the rising, and .
which ought to be made in tills oduntry.
During the oschlyear ending Juno 30,
1869, the total imports were, $417,351,‘-'
765 he gold, and the balance of trade
against us, was $130,830,451. To adjust
balances like .this our securities aro
carHed abroad to Europe there to remain
as:-so many Mortgages against - this coun
try. These securitid's are used by Amer
ican merchants wherewith to - purchase
goods. Not a dollar in gold has been
brought into the country in exchange for
them; but, on the contrary, during the
last fiscal ietir,"as shown by official re
ports, the cvntry - lost $87:485,760
through its transactions with: foreigners,
- that being the differefieebetvieen the ex- ,
•ports and imports of gold. •
A healthvcondition of the business of
Ilie - filififirrohTilifetlicei:peeted - while-the
country allows itself Dins to. e depleted.
As we etVpect,' an animal to ontinuo
strong, healthy,' and vigorous, while its
life is being drdwiitrom its arteries, and
which should flow from the heart to
the extremities and from the extremities
to the heart. •
Let us follow 'the' example of -Great
Britain, that retains at home her national
securities. Protect our industry, check
excessive' importationS, and tiring home
our bonds, and our national debt will lie
rather a source of Strength -than n I;ur
den. Any other eoniSe would be the
sheerest folly. Let 'Congress net fgt. the
interest -orthis- country,' and its working
men in.this.mattei..—Chicago Journal.
_J la l'avlig*lttaili.
VOL, 111
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL.
Governor Geary's action in vetoing
the Metropolitan POlice bill has been
infte w eted 'npon with 'severity „by' Many
Inernbora of the . legOaturb; arid by a
few of the journals 'of 'our party. The
veto message, we 'Print on the
fourth Page; is its own defense, :arid tho
friends'of the bill dOObtless find it eaSiai
work to abuse the . GoverhOr; than to
answer his aigunients. in Order tolihOw
that our own patty friends'alinost unen-'
imot6ly de ired thiS action on his part,
we make - the follociriiiioxtrqots from,tlie
Repuliliciinimpe're . of Phil sdolphia.
along article against
the
"We trust Governor Geary will con
sider long and Well before he affixes his,
slgnatnre to thiS act ; _it is 110; what 04
eilkfen; of .1 5 11itadelp1 ia . desire ; it is not
such a ?measure as will insure" that security
,
of person: and property which the present,
tondition: of the city demands.. Tho,
community,,
eunitY,, , ashingfor a chaugo from
the existing pollee system ; to,anow onc,,
bad especially in'reinembrance tho ovils,
that aro, inseparable
founded **elusively upon partisanship..
Yet ad bill is nothing ?f•notpclrlisan: .
It is Oven a bad bill regarded in that Und
light, for it is not only, borne down by
partisans, ,but by thOse
,of whomtho
publio aro uxistly . ignoraut.'!..,', ;,:
• After, pronp.uneing : against, the,Qom. 7 ,
miseinners, and denouncing against the
bill„at length, Thif Ivan,
~ "The Governor will , misrepresent the
pooplo:eh'onld lie°-sigre the Metropolitan
police bill." • •
' The Evall;o:Bulletin, tti
repudhite this rk . It' says': ' ' •
"Tiio iiiii ' ne . 'erig . ootr to
and iti' fate! is in his IMnas.,
Ogy . M.nef,'Oeinii• sign
this hill ? our .anxiety Ter ti,
polico reform in Pliiiidelphia, and iltith
all our stielig deSiterto sots 'Domcicrtitio
peuroi.' goviiiiithent •orPhilidelithla
yedn'cod''tep.'illiniiimir',!..ive ocni- ;
strainoti it all' Clinch:ie. to', Cxproie3 our
;oarnei3t'disdont"to foyin fil*
'whicia it Juts' Pusssod: rt '
t
'1)44, prissagedf the `Police ' rigor,' ie fai heifer than'failurO ito• T ad4'
beirailfter,''.:and ) ! 'theiefottli
atity./ioni tt'of
thi bill, in' its presdnt t!!
* * ' * • ••• *
• „As, • tidootulous.
:fireigitro iipOntho
kiU r but it id anoliuratti
,i' , 4 .-
or Gearo, ,if
tioxen7ssosses above another,
it ;Oho power pfau obstinate resistance
to*nilue presse: ; and the LegislOre
is ii*lly.in-a-pii ion, just now, to eier't,
eiol, s full povie' l in that direction. li,,
~,". ' ' - ". l l*e-ainendment-ti 1 :
•Prditip bill, in ;the -best interest-ofi4he
. • .
Ilepiiblican -014.30..),.-
The Morning. Post ill emphatically op
posed to this partisan scheme. It has
repeatedly. ddntinn (led • thd bill, 'rand iiti
late issue expresies filo 'hope Ihst.t,lie
`;'‘Vo trust he Will-soncl it lxick to the
Legislature, either :with. iippi•emptery
:refugel', `oV , a' icquest for' such
.ainbitiln'esets 'es Will unake , it a littleless
objectionable to.our eitizons,r .
The kcening Telegraph, which is
strongly opposed to the prestint Mayor
and his polieq;;stiyS of..this bill :
; "It will jive 'the city apartiean police,
S,nd one •Ivliich 4vill unfortunately - .be
p,onunitted;.•in'.. a large to• the
personal fortunes , 'of tho - men who have
inisi•epresented — PhiladOlphia at garrie
bwiv. We should bavOireniltproferred .
a trionsun4;free from ihis , serious' defect.'
.What the - people need ig the ref:Jute
nanee of , leace , and order, and the iniblie
irtheiests should not be Oade subordinate
to partigan consideiatione."
•
The Swiday' .ThVatch, say's'of this bill :
It the most' Itizblzialling. ri4riisaiz
miasuri which lids found 'favor at.lElar
risburg'for many years. It has notbeen
I asked for by.the people Of . Philadelphia,
.except; by professional Politicians. It is
Objectionable to .largo numbers of the
tersons_connectedwith the. party who it
is supposed will be benefited by the
I measure."
Speaking of the Commissioners ap
pOinted by the bill, The Digateh says : ,
"They'are neither' ,reepMsible to the
people'nor to the Legislature. They are
to have full power in 'the appointment
of policemen without question. Their
acts are subject to •no revision. They
Can decrease the police force'to fifty, or
to a, dozen men, and they. can increase it
to five thousand or to ten thousand.
They have the - power of unlimited taxi-
tion of citizens. ylicy--can pay, the
ptilicemen What tlfey please, and they
can compel City Councils to furnish the
'money. Their power is greater than
has hitherto *been - given to any set of
.pion in this. State. They are supreme
judges of what they themselves shall do,
and are masters of the city." •
The Dispatch adds that if the Governor
signs the bill, "a precedent will be set
lfittay regrett6dherea or,
and by none, probably, more than by the
party - which it is supposed will be tem
porarily benefited -by the measure."
The Sunday gorninyis opposed to the
bill, and pronounces the Commissioners
unfit for the ditties it assigns tem, .
The Sunday Republic has opposed this
bill from the first. After denouncing
"the COmmissioners named in the
diat'jmir'nal salS _
" The Metropolitan Police bill is almost.
a law, that is so far as thel,egislature.
has anything to do with it, 'and for its
success tho people of PhiladolphaoMua
thank the Senators and Representatives
they sent 'to .rfarrisburg, the country
legislators being merely itirticeps crint
inis from misjudged courtesy and eti
quette. * * • * *
The - hope of Philadelpbiaiis is nw in
the wisdord and integrity of, the Gov
ernor.
The Suncitv . Repubqc„-- ono of the
"earliest:and_miiiih_earnest..frinnis of_a_
law which would remove from position'
UM eight or nine hundred policemen 'ap
pointM by Mayor Fox, and substitute
eight or nine hundred honest, capable,
reliablC Republicans, has opposed this
bill from its inception."
Of the other Republican newspapers,
The North American was silent on the
ofieStion, and The Press, although sup
porting the bill as a party measure,.
admitted that there were grave objections
to it. 'Of the independent journals, The.
Ledger and The Day were outspoken in
their opposition to the measure. The
Gemocratie - papors were all opposed to
it, bet - they wcrald have opposed the
wisest and most righteous measure con
ceivable liad . the "appo_aralicc_ of
inte'r'fering With Alderman
operations. SAoce the vote every journal
in the City, eieept The Press, irrespective
'of party, most heartily endorses the veto.
Under the 'circumstances the Governor's
action in the Matter As as necessary
for the good of the party, as for the city
Most:directly interested.
NO. 7
There are two hundred and fifty thou
sand nogrocs in Idaryland, including
tiny thousand Children. Last year the
State• contributed for the''oducation of
these blacks just $O5l 27. Of this' sum
Washington and Frederick counties,
which embrace a good. many Republi
cans, gave $O3B, or more than two-thirds.
There, in thin; presented the spectacle: of
'nearly one-third of the entire popula
tion Of the Btat left, as .it we're, in'a con
dition of , ignorance. With a , folly and
short-sightedness. which 'finds no com-
Parison furth'er • south,' thewhites look
with .indifferonco• ue6n the mass of ig
norance) whioh•.muat,. unless overcome-
perpetuate the vices of ajayery. •
The' Supremo Cpurt has affirmed the
judgment of out Court' of over and Ter
zniner, in the gaie"of the Comnionyi4alth
ye. Dr..PanlSelnenpjm
:Dom, Cos, who used to . represent
a distriotin Congress, but was Voted out,
and wont to Now York oity . for tho pur
poso, of getting into,,,Congross again,
mado a,persoual attack on Gen. Butler
during debate. ~)3utler replied to, him,
‘ ,54 0 9, •fIY, . 13044 Qr .1" . ,Tho,
buzzing momber ;of thm,Democracy ,
once euhsided, amid the wars' of laugh
ter,from the floors and,galierq,•
pahgress voted down a reSektion; the
Othor l day; d'eb'arring the , ConOssaionat
6'40, a wasteful exienditure * of publio
nieney. It oathe' out 'in the diacusSion
that the'.o/oti cost thirteen
liuu
dred dollars'a da:y. "If this is not was
to soffit) 'c:iStitildi3iaido' Octent,
are at 1 3 ,.1004i3tgrthinii iylitit waste
peani.. The fianlii'ne• pilvilek,e has baon
a . liolialled;' no* 14 the Gtoi , i/ bo ditteliSed
' h. ' • '
,T 49 DQ 1 P o oratio gle. l o, ( ! rO.Pf CPPICT9sP,
ifwaid'oprplylyopia,oll ariErp,'ltlaPpoOveri,
'on'tho sido cd'irreo TradO,' at eioiy, pp-,
.pprtuplty. „.11pp,,BIohard,,144c4aupai;pf
PljOistOct/IPkalf•PePOdr,
' :WY zwiindor boyimany• of: , tho Insane;
pfttli)litwor Quilbprland oountdr, dro now
uilderi'troatmeitt. , „at: the' , new, building.,
;orectod eoieettitly.: for , :thetit toecbmode,'
tion.S , Wo"tiltould.Onppo;so there wan ; ut
etery pftho.building.
Quito. a lot of funny letters were writ-.
ten from Washington, giving - accOM — Aii
of t the introduction of danator'fimkner,
and other leading':;RepuplicanOo
-11401 s, the wife :, of thognNo'n 4: EhniCAor,
•trU except that 'inch ktc*n or.
'hM; ' •
Tho of Representatives at
Washington, last weok,ridigpised; 'the,
Covodo-Fosfei contested Ofeetion;bigi4=
thiiisoa to Hon:'Jolin'Coviido.': . W .
Folder has comp to grief several times--
Once as a candidate fO i r thetrnit:edStatili
Senate, once for Governor,',aid
:member of. Congress. Re 4 should, koOp.
,out of politics. '
Brick, Pomeroy some time sinC ,C
boasted p4er, ,thak,q be, had
once worked along side of a, nigger, .in, a
printing Oeo, and was proud of .It."'
The negro has turned, up recently, but,
ilon't'seein to, he so proud , of working
along side of Brick. In a, recent letter
to the Cleveland Herald, refers to his fel
low laborer :
' Well, sir, lam the verydarkey Biick
worked along side'of, and if he is proud,
of it, I Mast say . that am, got ; on the'
contrary, lam ashetned of it. Briar was
geed enough in his we but if ho could
not have' that, oven the deVil was np;
matehlor him. Please remind
, Brick'
that he.owes Me $.2715, borrowed rnoneY
at that, and if he' is proud of any, ono'
thing, prohaps he May yet be - prond to
say I owe 0210 nigger.'- Who knows 2 . • If
he, ever gets in, that frame of mood, ho
will flndme at Tallmado, SumMit coun:
ey,,, Ohio, Tam now rather crippled up,
but my Heavenly Father knows that I
would starve before I would again Work
at a ea - se alongside of Brick poriser4."
" Very respectfully,
• NOAII PICKETT."
The New:York Tor/din-a recent - -ar
ticle, speaks in the highest' terms of Hon
William Strong, whord President Grant
has appointed to succeed Mr. Stanton in
the Supreme Court. It also speaks in
the highest terms of Mr.. Bradley, who
is appointed for the other Vacancy. We
are gratified'to 'find the President mak-
ing such excellent appointments, that
even the World is forced to approve
them.
The .Pittsburg Gauged takes the liberty
of reading Governor Geary out of - the
Republican party for Lis veto Of tics'
Metropolitan Police bill. If the bill was
rightenis_one, :lnd if tha-principlea-on
which it was based are „necessarily a
part of the Republican creed, why didn't
the Legislature pass It, similar one for
Pittsburgh 7 When 'The gazette explains
I this satisfactorily perhaps these who
endorse the veto will see the justice of
. its attack on the Governor.
SPECIAL' 2co TICE.
Wing ILA ILING, OVAILDS, for• Store
Fronts, Ai+ylumg, Lc. Iron Iledstonds,-Wlro
bingo for eheep and poultry.yarde, Braga . aid Iron
wire cloth Stoves, Fenders, Screens for coal, ores.
sand,' ke., - heavy Crimped Cloth for spark 'arresters
Landscape Wire for Windc;we Sc., - raper Idalore
Wire., Crn .mental Wire 'Works. Every Informa
tion by addreasing the manufaetdrere, N. WALKER
A SONS' No 11 North Sixth eireot Shiladolphie. •
Web US.y.
WHO WOULD SUFFER?"
It le now 22 years eln. e Dr. Tobias first introduced
the . Venetian Liniment' , in the United Sieves, nod
never inn single Instance has his medicine - failed to
de all, if not more titan is stated in hie paMphlet.
As au external remedy in ases of Chronic Rimer...
Hem, Ilearlache,'Tonthache, Beriberi, Burns, Cuts
1 - Sores,H - Swelittmr,pprains,' - Stings of Instils and I
Cliest;lte - w tai - dSrfliregril="l
! vivo powers are Miraculous. Taken Internally for
the carp of Cholera, Cholie, Diarrheen, Dysimtery,
Sick Ilesditchcyabtl Vomiting, its soothing and pen
et r ating qualities are felt imaoon ne taken. The oath
with a Itl,h each bottle is accompanied will show
that there is nothlar i Judaea in it/composition.
Thousands of certificates hove been received speaking
of.the rare virtues of this valuable article. Any
person aft, having used It once will never; be with
out it. cry bottle of the genuine has the signa
ture of "8 : I. Tobias" on the outsid • wrapper. fold
by the Drugglits .0 Storekeepers throughout the
United Eta , es. Pti'ce,- 60 cents. Depot, 10 Park
Place, Now York. 10feb70-1m
BOTTLED PARALYSIS
This is the proper title of the horrible metallic
Ealr dyes. 'Worse than the into of Absalom may ho
the fate of those who use them. Ono wholesolna
preparation for changing tho hair to any 'desirable.
shade from brown to Jot black nay be procured
everywhere, vizeCristadoro's Excelsior hair Dyo.
After careful analysis, Professor Chilton, the distin•-
guished chemist, bag authorized the proprietor to
declare, on his behalf, that it contains nothing dole,
Wiens to heal ih. No other hair dye in the world
has'the like guarantee, Crlstadoro's Hair Preserva
tive, tat a dressing, nets like a charm on the halr
after dyeing. Try it. ' 10febiO-lm
ALLCOCK'B POROUS PLASTERS.
Sore and Dry Throat cured by 'half a Plaetr
usually lo two or throe
Dr. Orem, No. tad Broadway, New York,, tnforms'
ua ho aold on Monday,' June 22, 18d2,. two Vitiators
to a young woman teeming Tory aircerely from,
lumbago. On Thursday rho culled to got two more
for q friend, and then ottani how : the two oho had'
Uurchasod on Monday haolbrellavod hor imolodiately
after putting them on, aod cured her in two day:, of
a moat distressing pain. In Der back' and loins.
l'orove Plasters Imo Loop found opactilco
for Eheumatismof Me Wrists. 10fob704m
• . JUST RECEIVED.
A full ;Ands of Notion's of - all kinds. A Rite !hie
of Childron's Misses' and Ladies Worsted and.lderino
/113110, nt greatly redttcod pricok• klorobants do
wall by culllug•to See rot thainselvosot • .
' • COTLEI BILOTILERS,. .
No.ll,liooth Ilanoier Street,
tarnslo,•Peiin'a:
f ilOdu ' UOo . , • '• • • •
Jame Scntsm 7 Dear Bin I.leSie been afflicted
Ibr' the lasi ten years with tbe'Rhininiallsm arid
Gout. Yeilr Miters was recommended' t0 . me.. 1
base used It. and I am glad to say It hex afflicted a
perfect cure In a my' short time. TheMfore Y re:
commend It to all persons' afflicted irlth'the eatrie
Menses'. I cOMlder 10 the boot Cure In use for any
dlaemo the human body. Is aufflect?.l to.
ME
rhAla/09 13 1!‘
TO 00N81:0APT1VEE!.
• The A dvoitiser; haring boon; rester od' le heal,
Ins few week's, by a 'Vet': simple roraody, he
frig Madrid several years' With a severe lorig'
• Yon, and that dread disease,Consumptlext is anxious
to make knOwn to hie r - ellow•aufferaritho means 0
cure.'
To rll who dealro It; he will' mind a' copy of the
Preeerlpyon need (free of thane, with the, direction
for preparing and, ueloc ; the same which they will,
And a SURE CyRIIIIOIICOPffIIieIIPTION, ASTII4IA
nniirtotirris, , etc. %e oiled of tide 'advertisee Id
sending' the •Preseription is :fribenofit ' the • afflicted
and spread infotmetionlwhich' he Conceives M bo
valuable; and he hopes overt sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will that thorn nothing and may Proie
a blessing. • ' "
Parties Wishing the preecriptloh' will 'ploesetid.
dross
REV. EDIVAIttk A. WILSON, CI
Willlantoburg, Kings County Now. Yorlc.
4",!:q?:IY•
.EAROAB,Or YopFg
, itentlo9atlwho suffered
,for y,aortfrottOhtreotta
AeLllity,fromaturo ,Docayv and all iho effects of
youthful Indleeratiati . ;:wiil fol' the-ialiO‘-oUeulTeritid
leumanttY, it ftiwo to all viol' toad it, the rice's:lt
(de making , the, sloipiii * ion:Way:hi which • he. watt,
eafieroto wishing to twoflthy, the advortla:,
'oaperleoce, ,eon do op by odditowlig, Su, petfeat
confideihie,'
' • rio. Cadaf Et:l , l6o'7oth." %,
May 7-604 yr.
' an-DEM/NESS, DI4NDNIEBB . , and -OATAIiItII .
;treatid'irith the utinbetattecias6 by TOtken.M.
' and Profonoor of Piftoret di'Oba X Ai
Y 0 .0 , ?4r.00
specfplity)fnfheAfodicit! p?yeptcoj° l'Ontylpanta, 12
'year; a ptNnee, (iortnerly.of I:ajdan;
1 806 Aron Street, RbPa. Tesibrianlateiiir ile‘n
lat,bl4 office.. ThempAlcal fricOlt.lraf,o , ,tnYttfd to ca . '
'coiOnytp . oltjotil,pth se h? lA, rsq anela in Ida
.practice. eyes piln.
charge for ataintiiition. , '
00,Tnly 61;145 , 0. ,21 ... ; • •
=I
WM.. BLAIR &, SON, WHOLESALE
.AND RETAIL GROCERS,
'aro If vapplplag storlk*Ve7'
hrtegitt'll and isOO:L qt
afford goWprofltlf:4 - : yeal
route per*llon. EvsOlt,
attendlo Ynlee .vi ; d, A
s tlei 0 of gdile.iolo4.)3l7lefq.
o.fftl
ing Goode le full, and corn
wholesale and retail, at iirlcea villa low., F 1.13 and
Salt on hand, at all times.. •
La4:l." ' , Ak=lol,l' .
VIE FOLSOM IMPROVED FAMILY.
_-~,u . w . ~ ...,. ,~._ _.
. - siw~ria a~asiriE:` . . -:`:...
These msehlries.make a strong, durable and.olastic
'stitch'; Will saw with' 'oiraVy vitilety•of
iwoo)ea, linen awl silk doods, from the finest to
,roar9 t nt,•atid of itar,regnired- thicknoss st7greater
spdOd p.na with I c a. porr and noire than any . other
Agents wonted eviry s tolvii.
conimissiola terms and tlrcular adtlresS
.
•.• -A. 13:,11ADIX.LTOM, . •
_No.,i 00 Ches taut et., Philadelphia, Pa , Solo Agent..
, , - • , . • • ,
DIED.
. 2 4101MM-0n the third or Jagtuaryt Mrs. Eliza
.I.loltnes, wife of Jonathan Holmes, and eldest daugh
ter of the late Commodore lll•hard O'flrlith;fornorly
of tbis.placeein her seTtmtiotla year. _
HUGHEA.—On Wednesday, February 2, In , tipper
Dickinson, Cumberland county. Mr. George ittighes;
In the alkty.neventia.year:of his ego., " ,•
R 01112.1111. -t-7n this bosougbom Tuesday.altarpoon
lasS, , Nelll6,- daughtbr 0(1). and E: Rohrer, aged'
three yearn: • '
MARKETS.
CI:E=I
CARLISLE PRODUCE ,MAIIIq,T.
Corivciid Weakly .
w,odwarit
Abrllßry Id,
i 6
4 00
4 00
° 110,
11
FAMILY FLOUR;
'SUPERFINE FLOUR, - -
SUPERFINE RYE FLOUR,
iWRITE WHEAT,
RED NHEAT,• ,
RYE, -
CORN, - • ••• •
OATS, .. - - •.•
OLOYERSEED, -
TISIO'FITYSEED,
FLAXSEED, '
BARLEY, •. • •, . -
CATILIS& . TROVII3IOI4',IIAItitET.
_ .
arreeted Weekly 14 'Melia»; Waehmood.
' CAnueit, Eelirunry
S L3G
BUTTER, • -
EIRIS, , • - •
LARD,
TALLOW, • •
BEESWAX, • . -
BACON HAMS, • -
BACON,SUOULDER9,.
BACON SIDES,
• „
*iirrE BEANS, • • '
PARED PEMTES"r„
lINPAILED PRACILIP,•
DRIED, APPLES, , •
•
NEW TO-DAY..
•
MOWN PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
BILE,—WIII bu ,piforoll at pp bile :sale, by the
isetra'of Mrs. Filtrtbutir Shari, ileccased, on Tuesday;
March 1,1670, on .tho pmnalsett on Parsonage strout;
In - the borough of Newrille, l!tt, a Alituants town
• opertyvcomprtsiog
A HOUSE ANDLOT,-
and lot adjoining. Pronto 82 fast on Parsonage
street, extends back to Church alloy, and has thereon
erected besides n dwelling, a good. viable, and other
outbuildings. In the lot urea nullitier of cholon fruit
trees and vines. The house has five rooms, and a
Itlh , hert on first story, and four. rooms on the second
story ; Ltdrohe stoves n two of rooms in louver
story, which boat three of those above; every thltigla
colluders, and In -goed order;. cistern under the
b Henan, and one jest outside of the door; the dWell-
Ins IS built In Cottage style, centrally located. mid in
~ o nsidered one of the gloat veinal hi proportion in the
place. Persons desiring to view 'the property will
call at the residence.
to comminee at elevrn o'clock n. m., on said
dElyylvbeti terms will be kind° known by •
THE 111:1118..
N. 13: The above ph:artily IF offeraut private sal6
until day °Coptic sn'o. .
W. S. MooßoW , Auctlonver.
17febto
QUEREFF'S SALES.—By virtue of•
sundry write of Venthfrons Eaponor and Le
tart Path+. lamed out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Cumberland County Fa., and to-me directed, 1
will execs° lo public lnto, at the Court llouso, in the
borough of Carlini°, on Fricloy, March 11, 1870, at 11
o'clock, a m., the foil., lug &sorbed teal rotate, to
Alotidgioend eltoated In tit° borough of Median.
iceborg, Cumberland comfy, number° I 'in Um
wow.' plan of lots of•eald borough as No. 2,lrOunded
on the south by Main "street, on the went by lot No
3, owned by .I.' K. • Risley, on the north by Straw
erry Alley, and on tho cant by lot No. 1, owned by
tontnining 46 feet 6 inches In front on Wain
-etreet,:andloll...feckln depth, more or_ Jess, twin
thereon erected a three story hrhk — hoel
46 feat In front by 170 feet In depth, lin lit In modern
atyb., containing 30 mum, omoo, sitting rooms, par
lore, dining room; ke., with outboll•tinge
Alen, ail Atm lot o. ground nit urged tho borough
of Afechankelturg, Cumberland comity,
on tho month by an alley, on the went by fir,' Ira
Doy'. ly•ire, on the nottlt by the CumborlandValley
Railroad, and on the mat by John Thomp cor.
hieing 40 Rot in Rout and Od Met in depth, mire.or
leas having thereon clotted a funs° hotel noble.
Awed and taboo in elocution on the proporty of T. I
J Kerr.
Also ,'a boot of land Wonted in Upper A len tow et:
ship. eumberland county, l'a banana( "on, the ra.t
by lands of James (indium, on the multi 1,3 It public
road, and lands or J. Conner; and others, on tho west
by the Eleplicrdstowo rood, and on the north by
Istria of banual Adams' heire, containing WI norm,
4 mrro or lots, having thereon erected a too stork
atone manslon honso, bash ,house, new bank burn,
hog pen, and other outbuildings
Alm, the until, ided half (plectra In a tract of land
eitnated In Upper Allen tawnshlp, Clunberland
county, Pa, bourodid on the east by tho Mochanica
burg and Siddenate on road, and R II Long, 00 ma
month by the Yellow Broodier; Creek; on the west by
Miller, and on tho north by the Lisburn rood,
nod —'Miller. containing 4 acres and 94 porches,
moro or less, having thereon %rooted a *tone and
frame gel.( - mill, atone duelling homo, stable, and
I other outbuildings. Felted and taken In execution
as the property. of Levi Kauffman.
Alen, all that certain'two story frame s building,
cintaining In front 24 feet, and in depth 10 feet., with
tho coaling° appurtenant thereto, boldg locatad on
lot No 4, Ip Martin's addition •to the town of Fair
view, county and Slate aforcsald, cold lot being
I bounded a. follInve: Profiting on the °Mention of
Tird nicest of said town 31 feet pod 7 inches, and
on Lincoln otreot 130 feet, and J, Ming lot No. 36,
130 feet Soloed and taken in execution nette prop.
"Orly of Poter Geese°, ow neror reputed °Atter,
Also, all that certain two story' flume tetemango
add tenement, with pigpen, fence, Bc., on themet
nig° of York Omer, In the borough of Mechanics
burg, Cumberland county, cootaining 24fpet at front
on York NUM, and 10 feet In depth, bounded nq tho I
west by York street. on the north by lot of A lekan.
der Law. on tho east by an alloy, mid on tho -:,south
by lot of Mtn t3tarnbaugh, and the lot or piece of
ground, and t urtliogo appurtonnot to tho mid
log Seized and taken in execution an tier promrM
of B.l=ol Stambaugh, and Elizabeth Stambaugh,
wlfo, owners or reputed - OWE - IM.
'Alen, a lot of gr. and situated In the borough of
Neweille, Cumberland county, Pa., bounded on , the
south by Main street, on the east by Margaret
tests, on the north by Cove Alley, And oh the west
170 W f i e l erge c tro t r a e lui o n r g 1 4 o 3 ev f ,Tav l i n n: o tt t er a co u n d
mooted a two ntory doublet Ramo house, frame sho,
and other outbuildlnga. Seised and takon In ono cu
tion as the property df N. Gross.
Also, a lot of ground- situated, In , WllOl , l town
eltln; Cluerlber'and county, Pa,; boundeditm the west
bye public road, on the, north by Pmid II Bower.,
on the *set by a public alley, containing 81 feet, In
front, and 160 (bet in depth, mote or leas, having
thereon erected a two story wostherboordod house,
Roma stable, and other ontblilldlngs. Belted and
taken In exeontlon pa 'the property or lir, S. 11.
AIMS, - a Int •of grotlnd sltnated Ids Shignmhburg
township, county, Pa„ hounded on the
north by lot or 'Gilson Smith, and John Orlbble, old
tho west by thip,pumberland Valley Railroad, on the
south by a titivate alley, and on tho oast by an' alloy,
containing 64 loot in front on the Cumberland Vat-'
boy Railroad, and 166 feet in depth, more or less,
haring (Morena * rooted a frame shop. ' gelzedlatul
taken in execution as the preporty of clilson Smith .
Also. a fiat on ground militated M ilhipponabrug
tool/ship, Cumberland county, Pa , bounded 011 tho
west by tiro Cumberlitnd Volley Redlroad, on• the
north by William Bash, on the oast by an alloy, and
on the south by Gilson Smith A Co , containing 60
feet in front on the Cumberland Valloy Railroad,
and 100 feet Jet depth, more or less, having thereon
mooted a bYlok and-from. foundry building isith
storm engine and boilera, turning lathe, iron pianos,
circular mad gig saws, toliner, l Bo.• Soloed aid taken'
a ing b e l e . ution as the proorty tion Whom Smith Joan
Also, lho itodivided Inter* in'.slot,Of ground
situated In the borough or Shippennburg, Cumber.'
land• comity, Pa`,, bounded oh the bath byJoel
'Shepley, on the toothy, a primp alloy, on the south
by Orange rib met, and on tho 'West by Penn artist,
containing 62 feet tn. frnot. netd 120 feet in &nth,
Moro or less, boring thereon erected a frame dwelling
haulm, anti other eutbuildings.'l Seised aid taken In
execution ins the pr. pertrof John Smith.
Also, tho undivided interest in a lot of gremill
situated, la tholborou'gh of ,Phipponeburg, Cumber,
land county, Pa , bounded on the north by 110ClUlo'a
helm, on this 'cast by set *Hoy, birt the' south by, an '
nUcy and on the weat by Faun, street, °attaining 64
foot I n front, toad 267' Peet' in depth, mot° or. loss,
having•thereon ereettd 11316 g drellldg boom, and,
frame outbuildings. Seised OM( taken In execution
rut tho property of Jobit I
Alto. tho undivided letterset In a lota groqp4
situated int the borotigh Bhipbensbnrir, Cumber.
land, cOonty, Pa., hounded On thin north by McOlurre:p
heirs, on (lie, mitt by 1111 alloy, on lito south by an
alley and on- MO west by Penn etreot,'contalning 68
i
feel n front, and g 67 foot, is dePlh. Mote. or Ices,
having thereon orected a' lOW dvrolllbg dulutl6,''and
-
•
from. rnildinge., , ,,Sel_mid Wend t 1117 071.4 tx.VP/Illtn
a. °potty 014110 tirjbbio.
.Ahld, /110 i ot pound altdated Itiliipponebtirg
towashlp, ComborJand COuntp ImUndt.
'south'
ittOrta add weet by Christian Long, on dui by
ROME Mow, onk tho,e4so by a pulello pled, con
taining onetime, more or lees, having therwm crootod
a two 'they brick honsa,frettna itable, end other out
ibuildiogs
Also, the undivided interest In a lot of grotind
altadto4 lu .the OblPPeellererge Oultniter •
land county, Pa , bounded op tho north by alcclpre's
.
on - 00 1 MA by An imoy, en this smith 'brow
1 11 2 . 0: n ql w c l ttl rhB c lt i P lng 41ud7e de?l,=oi , hav
ing
ttheeloni trbcted , inn owe o *
ilause, promo out.
80, Soirad and, taken Inbitocution'as„the,
'praporty ef 13thitha n
it • .
&ad all I? po polo by ino,
•' ' ••• •u pree. 0. muOMPßOWliiibrittßA
loamy. PmaNoll4oll.l l , • .
~ yobruary 14, 16 O. .
Corkillohe NIA eti ofitiOo,lm diet, *C*lll km;
lend
0/ be mid vbtii the praprif IlriC4l7llB.lP.
inno izb on all Won untb,r 160 D. •
471bbte ..fle"e 'I
311 I..iteticl
MEIE
NET L S TO-DA
;,-4*
li 111
. 2 . 11 5,
•• - '6d:now, •,- - 313. 31314
'• " .-- 67, .. - ' . 113 -113 y
'6B, • -: - -•- 113 • 1134
, 5%4 10-40'0, -' ' -"-' •-•ll2f A 112 3 / 4
D. S. 30 Year 6 per coat Cy. 111 111 3 / 4 -
Duo Compound lutorMit Notes, 19
0
Sliver, ''..
- 4 ...... ...., .:. .ale . 118 -"- .
Uniiiin Pacific !VII. Isi Si. Monde, 865 875
Contial Pacific R. -.R.• ,; ..,,.., , -,,.• 990, i; 076
Union -- Pscifie Laud 'D -, i•ant Donde '•1390-••i' 'TIT"' '
Q:A.LES BY: CO3,ll4o,liOrtE PORTER,
NJ? Auttactilittat:•- , - •••• ''' '4'-• ''• 7 -
• Vold 16. John liiirider;•West,P,Onusbortingh township.,
...,',•.,..! 17. Moslem. McKcolifin I Diller,'l7obt i'Minsbor• -
• -"•'-' 18 -• nice, Alcklpion twp, . ,
- I,V.iiA
i 21. our); Myers, near Shlpponsbuie.l "i'' •
2d:' Id ichaol-Anthony-Wagmies asp Rood, .;.-
, r2B 'Photons Shover, West Pounabom • twp. - '
- Mai. 1 ,J. IT: Lommueckeri•West I'ellitsh o " o ' twli••.
o• . 3 Goo.Dultrlpdver,l7ost liennaboro' twp. .
7 John Fenton, 8111111 n. - ' -'• ' ' '• ' -
•, , i 10 D. M.-Itosor, West Ponnaboro' tw p. , ,
" i 11 Christian Lees, Pronkfotd twp. '. '
"' , •,i 17- A.-ohtinitimighiDialtinson twp:- .-, . • r,,
18 J. Il.,DavidsOu, Plaindrid.
10 Thoma 'Bronson; Uroasedvillo. '
21, 22 and 23, Joroph-L. Kuattle, Carll4lo
24 W. B. Brandon Alterton StatlOn;
EXQUTORS',.• NOTlCE.—l f otters
tea tamontary the to of Jacob
Yor„ deneasod, lutwofgNow.Cumborland, haiing boob
granted to Elio ,untteralguad, all licr.onii, knowing
thenuielro'e Ifidebted thereto, eroreiluAted to woke
paYmant, and tbooq haying -claim, or domande to
present , tlAnt, duly authcallcattd, to the under ,
LEVI 11. coovEit,
mumcoovisni ,
, kr,ect}top/.
MUM
Tho executors will attend for the above purpose, at
thorelildence . of.the dece.dieeViin the tiret day of
,
C"D'n
. Tfi subscriber keeps ,constantly on hand, at: No.
98, Went Mein street, s taiga stock .of French and
Anle/can 0 endie, Nun!, oonslatinip.of
7 25
3 00
1"80
70
inch an, Walnut, Cocoanut, Elg, Fruit, Mater, Bontcll,
- ,Cocoa ; Gut] , and Cocoa Stripe. • •
• •
FRESII CAROMEI:.EVERY DAY;
mangtlicture lariely, and can cupply.tilo llmda
and Hucksters on rennonableeterucL, ,
10
260
20
08
08
03
176.1 a
Tlistriet Court , of the United States,
...L./ for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania:
In the, matter of JACOB C. BENTZ, a Bankrupt.
Jacob C. Bentz, of North klidieton township;
rapt, haring, under the Act of Congress of nt March 2,
1807, pen! toned for his discharge; a tnomlng 'of
ereditors,wilbehld_on_Wedneidny,JAcscmd Ant_
ollfarch, at ten o'clock,.rt m., beforellegliter
Charles A. Barnett. nt Mike. in the Court Bonne,
In ate borough of Carlisle, when and. where the
szanduation of the Binktupt may be finished, and
the business of meetings requlred by Dectind 27 and . ,
.28 of raid net may be tramacted; Olt which tline :
and Placethe Ansignie of eaidliankrupt will submit
his account and apply for a settb.ment of the Mr.;
and for re - discharge fiom all liability as Aswignee, In
order that n 'final dividend. of the, : estate of said
bankrupt May be mode.) ,
A hearing .111 also be „bold on IVedneaday. the
eixteenth day of March,' 1370, before the Court at
Plinlad.dphia; nt 10 o'clock, a. m., wheri and where
parties interested may show cause against the said
diechni ge,
Attest: • •
A. ItAßl.tegtl'r
MEMO
113 WALRUT BT., rIIILADELPIIIAd
Our etit.bilditnent is ono of the oldest in Philadel
phia, and f, 001 long es po donee and annul a- facilities
on are prepared to furnish good work at reasonable
prima.
We Manufacture fine furniture, and also.yriedltim
Priced furinture of superior ,quality. A largo stook_
of furnittiro always on band. floods anode to order
CoUntere, Doak Wor k , and , Wilco Furnituro for
• Banks ulllces and Stores muds to order.
JOB. WALTON: J. W. trvrzNeOST. Jos. L. SCOTT
10rab70-IS , "
List of unclaimed letters re
the postoflice at Carlisle, Pa., for th©
week eliding February 16, 1870 :
Albright, MI., XlllOlll. Hartzell, Mrs Annie
Remits, Mrs Ruth ' Kerna7 - 3lrs E
1101.71311, Mrs Emma 0 Lantzbaugh, Mrs 11
.Cehard, Mrs Anna Miler, Mrs A B
Crain', Miss Mrs J " . Munrer, Miss M E
Edmund, Miss Rachel • Intent, Mrs Magdalen
Fink, Miss Kato U Peehert, Miss A J
'Flukey, Miss 1.1 . . Shubert, bliss A M •
Orophey, Miss M IVaggoner, Miss 31..0
'Hammond, Mrs 0. Wetzel; Mrs b J •
Hack, tt, Misr Ada C 2- , Zelilur,Mrs II..• -
Iluttun, 31thr Kate
=MMI
11lig, A • ,
Dry. Franz
llavl4l
Coraulin, Parker
MUM
Dillow:Alm*. -
Dar oon. John.
u on, Ell
Fnilor, 4 lum
f; Geo
G unlnr, E
Dorm II D
drubs, A
MINI
llnvernti6k, It
burg. Jo, p
lllteobew,
Copt
Jam.,
=WM
Jones, Jame,' Viso, Isaac
Keller; Daniel ' • Zelirlei, A'
Loris, Rey Lienry, Zimmerman, A
• 1 , . g.. ,REIEDI, P. M
LiYai'.(}l A LE, AND '.E."!rCHAI:I GE
oN IIt7iBOIIADLE 74altu, INp AT .11114ntrO N?2„101
FARRICIES ITRNIBREP FOR
~FIJ,NRILLI!O
', .136,77..NZ Blablo
,r,0014 „for,Go ' . host' of horsoe on
hoop:
' ,17f014,0 ;
Ayer's Cathartic- ,
thip r atricfsoe of a Laisdivia tedikine. • '
• Perhaps •au :ea* medicine is eo tnivereally re-1
quired by everybody se a cathartic. nor .11 , 19 ever.
any' before eo univareallY`altoPted into naiin ivory
routetry and among close ea, a. this mll4, but
Molina purgatlie The obvious reamf le, time
It tea mars rollabit and far more etnictual
dy than any, other. .Thoeewho have tried it, know
that It mired thain,'Ned thllso' who 'thiVe 'not know
that it cured their neighlrec rind. triesrle, ,and, all
know that whet itdoes °pee It dove always-et'hot.
it fleeter toile through any..fault for •nogleat Its
Oompositioti,, .Wo have thousands upontbousands
ofalterillicatelf ''ef 'their remarkable cures of the
following ramplainto, but ,auch4 curie aro. known
in ovary neighborhood, Mid we need not 'publish
them:, Adopted td all aljesf and conditions 'in all
'climates; containing, neither calomel or. any
deletierlonoiliuo, , they may ' taken with iefety
by anybody. Thal sugar coating pre - ervea them - ,
ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely,.vegetoble,mo.harna..qan Arts. : Trolls
ihelehee in any quantity.
,Thoy operklehy their Porrerful'influellee Alto
into, nal v lacers to purify, tho blood aod .etinsidate
tt hate - htitithy ther olistruetiens
of the Blois:tech, bowels; liver, and other: organs . or,
the. biedy; 'restoring thlir ' lriogular action le'
Ingllo4 andigt;,corrOctlpg, - ; 'wherever they WO,
such derangements, an are the, Prat , ?tight' ,of
'disease; . s; , • . ;1. •,. 'r• .
!Minute direittlotut ar given Int the: wioNget •lc
She : l,6l,lhr OM foildwing coMplallitif," ' which them,
ratdly, our* ; ,:• :ti • •
Nor yepopsta or • Indigestion, Listiessuese;
I.angthir :dud :Logs ' et , Appetite,- they,:should bi
.
,takonntodarate y.te, stimulate the, otomuch„enct
Unatbrilts healthy:toile bud' action. .
No= Zbier Oomplaint and , . , viriong.sYnis WES:
lleadsebe, Jaundice or .
,Grootriliclithse, Dillon', '06116 Mid - 1111Ions'
{they ehould judiciously takepNir each case, le
ieorrget. "the dikoased action. remoie ' the °Marne
tons Vittich caude 10414 e y: • ,•
"Nor Dysenteiy or Dierrhcca,,hnt one mild goo, le
'generally required.
For .llhqumatlam,
MEV Pout„.Oravoi., Naitt o tation •
IleartiValts 16 lite Dick and Dst; they.
ehonid be, ,conilnnouoly , •talten. ea t rogyired,,,te,
change 'the dit'eatiltd action or the" eysiein: With,
aw& change Pottersdniplents dlsaggeart-,1 e'r, •
i Po r limey and Dropsical Swellings they. jthoulli
hoi.titlieiNin large , and • Vioqiient"doeis te• grtedulte
thn Afloat nredrastig,gthAge,
Nor fl4preOlon . Alargb dolto tamuld'. i m takes, ,
II prhduces tht , dealtinTle lied by aye:Tethys :lA,
hue Ditincr rit,„„talte „one .oy
thelei'dliestlditithdOsileve the Stethaelt.
g,n,e,ceslmii.gcaleptimulated,OPl.tql l 4l. t aAlV .
beiVels into hositty'aetion, ',cetera, the • isppe it*,
indfinvigoigtes'.otur.voiteti.,:pandi lie. elle.
°nay/hire tin serlouif,cleraegrmeist mar,
tit i t Y l4Tl9 l g o ° ,. hbNthilit4Oliiiithig t, well', 'Men Inds
Chet oof,theee.NNLevolltee hint.Disietselditoly,
;heath. mop. their Cleansing and renovating Ulna
onAbliidealleistlllattlet : f
.D ;S. cp: A CjiMnia, •
ZOWASZVNAKri/0.41;,10,1.1),4 9,, ,-
(iPlfr,t9sFrOiTANllßCßttfe,';_ooloi-,-;1--,:,;:,„
ur MARKET.
Darwin;
liAttE AvEN
- Area, Mamie
bratriTi ( i - ie'r
17 k3lB
11* tThr
'll4i; 114
1
114 14
.". 31:9)
CANDY 11
ORANOEk 6 % ' " • FILBERTS,
LEMONS,.,,,PROAN , NUTS, -
RAISINS? ENGLISH WALNUTS,
FIGS,. • . • CREAM - NUTS,
PUUNELLAS, GROUND' NUTS, '
COCOA. NUTS,' • • AND' OLLESTNUTS,
ALMONDS
TAFT4Vii OF EVERY VARIETY,
DO not forget filo pleco,
Nu. 35 . Nij3T
, CLRIIBLE, PENVA.,
D. W. .BUMIITOLDER
6. It. I , QX,
Clerk of Fflid Court
JOSEPH WALTON .t . CO.,
Cabinet „SlakerS,
I=l
I=l
NVlii
lia3o
Martip, David
Martin, P
Naile.Charloy
1:222211161
Parer, John A
Poffur, John
Itnby, ILA •
Stouffer, W II
Shearer, .L P -
Snyder, .N (2)
Snd 11, W II
Storner, NV A
Stewart, Henry
Bites, Usury '
Thompson, llenJ
Thestor, Wm
Thorno,B
Thomas, A
Water., John
'L. BTEBNEIV& 'BROTHER;
Ip,rear of,Brutz House
HOIRES AND CARRIAGES TO HIRE
MISC . ELLAN,VIU.V.i.r>
11 . 1 111%ElLS
•
rliOkbaillEllt3 BURG NIIiiiERY
4 ABSOMATION. V.
4 •• - •'
ing,e,ft, largo of orn T i fY 4. e c h. (lo , l ; •
qu'rktltles o a i claolce
foortment p!, • -
7:" Apple;
~ ....,...Peach, '
, . Pear,
• ' . 1 ,-- Plup , a, ,
nd other trees, with ell the mew or good icintir 'di"
\ .
Grape-Timm ; :. .' .
Over ono hundred Varieties of noses,
an endless assortment of everything that
likable to stock a first class orchard or garden.
One prices tr . 9 lout and our trees araas good as the
best; Orders by mail will mashie our best 'attentlen,
and satisfaction guarantied In all our dealings. For
catalog - ass and otlilir luformation address the
• SUPERINTENDENT,
Chamborsburg Nursery Ammo'talon,
• CITAIIMEIDURO, Pd.
,ito want a good, rellablo man In every town to nct
ossag'ent for the vale breaur'troes and plants.'
SHOE AND HAT STOREIDR SALE.
The undoroignod. whoao time Is wholly taken
up by hle.dutles to the C.arlisle Shoo Corn!lany,
ifitonoequenea' thereof, sell•hlo .Rtore, situated on the
north east corner of the Public irquare, whero he has
• done a ouccessful business for hatiffY year.. To a Rat
"olfactory person such Winder; can ho offorefi for the
prooccution of tho bluffness asnasko it a pecull•
arty desirable opportunity 'to! eonfineneo the beat
business of the town. .101 IN IRVINE.
ClJan7o" '
W. A. ATWOOD. • ISAAC W. *RANCE.
ATWOOD, IRANCK . & CO.,
CdIdifiSSION' , 4ERCIIAtIIB,.
Whoiesale dealers In nil kinds of •
• • •. DICKI,AD AND BALT END.
• ... : No.: 210 North Wharves, • •
Above Race street,
U . s. INTERNAL. REVENUE
M: M!
Assistant A ssembre's Office, 9 Dlv., 10 Dist , Pa., 1 .
Carlisle, February 10, 1810. J
. .
A CCORDINGt to the instructions of
11 the Comnibelonor of internal Revenue,
the
annual. Mellelp.unt of the Income Tax will b egin
Immediately.
All pinions who have an Income tax in excess of
$lOOO per annum are required to Make a return of
the came. No rvturn will ha - accepted unless made
out la detail, that iOvith the propel entry opposite
- Rimtpf the' return, and the whole anh.eri bed
and omit to. - The Commissioner hat decided that
the form and manner for declaring that tt person To
not possetsed of o taxable Income le, the prescribed
blank properly filled up, ,subscribed and sworn to es
above indicated. All return° must be. made before
the fifteenth of March,, 1870.
" • "
. . . . . .
W3f. B. PARKER, .
. • Aoletant AEsessor.
Offica--24 Weet..)14,111 otreet, Car
41,70.4 V
pAciFic, GUANO COMPANY
CAPITAL, $1,000,000
JOHN S. REESE &
GENERAL AG EN re,
122 Sou Dola.waro ave., Philadelphia
10 South street, Baltimoro.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO
1=1111!11!1!
Middle and Eouthorn Staten has Oxen nv.ra vnera
and uniform sAtisfaction than this piano
The trade in It" has,. steadily !creased until the
consumption now throughout the entire country far
'exceedli that of 003 , other fertilizer
Thu largo capitol involved In Its rodute'on
affords the surest guttrnuteo of Ito contutuett oxnet
lence. Thu company has a far greater Interest in
the permanency of Its Undo than any nunlbor of
corumnerd emi have; hone° It lo ilko ItiAbestlntereut
of the company to pot the host, lertill.er' into mar
ket, that their eatial aided by the beet
I==
naining in
I=
company tliroughout New Jersey, Delaware, Penn
eylvauln, and the Southurn States, and at wisolesal
General Agents for tho Company
10fel;70-3ullsoOm
1870
VERY IRPORTANT TO ALL HOUSEKEEPERS
-That 2c,3 are just receiving
0 -! ENTRAL
GOODS STORE,
a full no coluplato assortrucat Oran lauds of
lIOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
suchiw Tablo Lluon, in great variety, at-exceedingly
low prrce;;DleAched Sheotinp, UnbleAchod Bheot
lugs, all widths and qualities,
PILLO* CASE MIISLINS,
of all wi4ths, and every quality, In 4Lo
market, Ittareelllee Quilte, all elzoe and qualltlee,
Lancaster Quilts,
Honey Comb. Quilts,
NaOtins,
CARPETS!
Wall the Celebrated 'matelfactottes of the•Ettet. Aho
1130,u450m0 puportqa Qarpots,
and axle
~t'ablo Oil Cloths!
Haring purchattOd n`ftlll 'll3;e of eucli'gota ar
' •
WatiOn o 4 WOor the groafprororo of (holm mar
ail' full; Pal leute r great iiiduCeteonts
trialliktiusektoPersjuid those contemplating golitg
"" •
to bousokeeping in the Spring.
', colt and exllollll3
fietif ielooll'etook of .
;;,,t
taut: cto.cips
k‘lr' , .TO?c! , 9ll°o l .9!!° F,°!th`Y.
•0;. , ?;•+'!•1 ~!
'l‘ , l • , .
P° ."4 . r? CI - Ca r k 4 l 4 4 F i t ,Pf Ult°ll !
CSolll‘6i tOi .. g001111: ' .1
,rfa,C..
nibVIPI-"-
QTATEMENT - OF THE FINANCES
ON CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Prom tho flint
Joy of January, to the thirty first day of December,
1809, Inclusive,
C. MELLINGER. Treasurer, ,In tidgount w
To balance in Mande of Censurer at, last
settlement
To outstanding taxes at last settlement
To nixes levied for the year 1869
To amount-received on
To subscription for Geckle bridge . i:aigi 00
To subscription `for Glover's bridge. - -795 00
To 'enact fees ' • ' - 80 00 -
.
To exonerated taxes received 10 84'
To fines receive: from Justice ehryock:.... - 8 00
To amonnt received for old slots 401 76 •
To druOunt received for old boss 1 26 ,
TO Interest rtcolved on outstanding taxes, 294 20
To amount received for huckster licenses, 281 84
To four per coot of treasurer's commission
on State tax
. Assossors''Pay.
By amount paid for correcting
assessmenti... 2680 07,
By amount pail for registering
Voters ' 765 62
Bridges and Roads.
By amount paid for now bridges, $8,638 08
By amount paid for roparing
old bridges 4,639 46
By amount paid for road dam-
ages
By amount paid fur road stew
EIT
By amount paid witmosea in
'Commonwealth '511,85 88
By amount paid grand jurora... 880 11
By amount paid trovorre furorx, 4,170 60
By amount paid for hoarding
jurom - 387 00
By amount paid court crier.... 03 00
.By amount paid jury . commit.
PIEILADELPRIA
-• "
dooms
By amount paid. g di•trict attar
•
By amount paid Bard. Doke, au
ditor
1 . 0 amount paid B. Diu ler,
clerk's fees 611 93
By amount paid J. P. Brindle,
prothonotary's fees
By amount paid J. P. Brindle,
ft,r copying docket 00 00
By amount paid J. Loudon, for
lccleto
MOM
By amount paid .1, C Thompson,
for Ca port of prilmners, dc., $9,056 64
tymnoult paid for fuel 1,113 78
By amount paid for lepalrlng
fixtures 49 00
By amount paid for stable rent, 12 60
By- amount pald for furniture,
buddirg. dc. 1,0 00
By amount paid for shore, and
cloth og 36 93
By amount paid for gas and
water.
By amount paid for INIOry of
keeper - -
By manual paid for labor •
By amount paid for salary of
phyt Nan
By amount paid for support in
Eaotorn Penitentiary
amount 1,114 for jontices'
.. (opts In Commonwealth rases, $ll2 31
11 , tuount paid for Interest. on
leans
$1,819 48
- $1,510 48
MEM
By a motio t paid Ceititrotte for
, • IRO $14,000 00
By amount paid directors' sala-
JOHN S-HEESE & CO,
By amount paid for repairs at
Jntl .
By an °not paid far repairs at
Court house
1870
By amount. paid A. IC Ilheogn, $2l 00
By amount paid Rho.= & Dun-
TO I,IhOIV
bar 100 20
Byaßiount paid Weak k
MEM
By amount of balance in bands
— of treasurer
STATEMENT OF OUTSTANDING TAXES on the
Bret day of January, IMO. .
Towels,
Doyliee, &F,
CARPIITS
Floor OIL ,coth.
We, !Ito Commhdonero of .eumbertand county, do
certify, andaubmlt the foregoing as a corMet state=
ment of, the- redelpto and' oapend/turea of mad
county, from the ilret, day or January, to tho thirty-
Mot day,of Doeember, 1880, Inoluelyet AIM a eche&
Ma of, outstanding tales In tint boroughs and town
610' thereldstateth ' ' ' .
Witness ohr hands, And seals of .0 . 131C0 'at emit/le i
;44 nlghtsenth day of January, 1870:
ALLEN FLOVD,
•!-- ' JOUN HAMM,
• • ; ; . ~•; Oommilisloners.
•{l.o.l.Attost A 13181202104 •• •
r
Wo,,tho„lauditore of Cumberland sountyi mot as. •
cording to flaw, and having boot worm, proceeded to .
Man:oleo the snedunte and 4ouchers:of C. Mellinger,
coq.,, treasurer of e county, from the first thlytaf
"Taned; idd
to the ,thirtY-Ilist day of: Decembor
lee Waive, do icortity . that ,we , and "the sans of adz , •
thousand four hundred and nineteen; dollars and
Welt., cents. due hi esidyroneurorito , the etinuty
sforetald, no appear ih.l'A• ticiTettolui *IPA of
account;' • • '
teltne , s whereof..wo bare ! hereunto' At; our
hands; at Ciirlisle,abe.,twentioth. day,. of 3alU4ti t .i._
187 . 0:I `. ~' 11.1 _> i
ELIAS MOU NTD,'.. „
JOHN
r•-• •
gib o t. 41104 7 74 i, •
=I
-CO UNT r Y STATEMENT.
Ouuty of C 1111111611..
TO RECEIPTS
debits. ... ...
Irf PAYMLATB,
$14,042. 74
Courts
- 97.042 95
County OfFlcpi
Commiaalonand Offlea.
By amount paOl:J. Loudon and
others, Mai ionei-y 696 06
By amount vial
. pospag. 23 47
By mmount pax! A. 1. Muck, oar-
VieeB Ito cou.missionor.
By amount paid 31. O. [tale,
sandeca as cominloskinor .... 470 00
By amount paid Allen Floyd, .•
set•tices as contudaslonor.... 010 00
By amount Jill ./qlto Ilarris,
sort Ices as coin mlllorter 578 00
By amount paid J. Armstrong, . •
curet 800 00
By amount paid 31. C. Berman,
attorney - 125 00
$2,742 53
ConntaLlos' Feen
Dy am 01111 t pufd romitallen' Caen
Conllll , lll a cold. raocS
By amount phi constablis for
quarterly retort sv
EMU
Byraniourit paid election calkers
for Spetig election
By 110101111 t paid election officers
rOr general election
$1,630 80
Twine
By amount polefor influents on
' dead bodies.
EU=
OEM
E==l
=I
Jonns and Intoro&t
He% 7
ny annutnt paid visitors .
Ily amount paid (Or now build
23,174 00
$37,204 00
l'lLblic Huildiugn
.t«
$538 02
1,6(4 9#'`
- 62,183 86
Public Printing
Wallace
By amount paid Bratten S Ken.
nody 447 20
By amount paid It J. Coffey ... 104 00
- $887.40
Miscellaneous Payments
By amount paid county audi
tors
By amount m;1111 Teachers'
County Institute
Ily .an onut paid Agricultural
Fociety.
By amount paid commissioners'
traveling expenses
B amcunt paid keeper tow.
clock . 60 00
By amount - Oak' refunded taxes, . 39 42
By amount paid gas and water
for court linn;e ' 98 76
By amount paid labor 49 12
By amount paid soap, candles,
brushes, SF 10 09
$.331 33
Total amount of comml4oners' ordOrs, $84,063 61
By tressurSr's com Mission 'on
name at 1% per coot $4471 11
By State tax paid to State fives
urer, as per receipt
By treasurer's commission on
same at 0 per cent .... - 044 28
By treasurer's commission for
• ist Ilectietounty tax at 3 per
cant 1,373 04,
By exonora ens allowed col
lectors 1,413 07.
By commission allowed collec
-1,040 01
tors
By treasurer's CODIMIESIUD on
huckster licenses...
By outstanding taxes.
0,991 20
14 09
On 49
,-----$22,610 85
Balance. °
Total credits,
Total debits
v Collectors" llorotighs and Amount of
' ear " . Names. Townships. Tax.
DMA john Rosser Monroe • $2OO 46
1866 M P Frnyaor -Lower Allen 80 06
1867. James Whiner, W: W.,Carllsio .09
00
1867 Charles Smith Silvor Spring , 20 7
1868 04" Boma 11,19., Car/11110 • - 206 19
1808 , Jno Keefouver Dickinson • • 324 61
1868' John Zinn Donn • ' 200 07
.1868 Jll Doornail S. Middleton . 94 35
.1869 A J Woloh,dep E. W., Carllsio 041 14
1860 E Lino . M. W., Carlislo • "626 01
1869, S Lino. 009019 Dickinson 108 20
1860 A Coble .. E. Ponsb ro' 403 00
1860 'Joseph Wolf Hampden • '. .200 00
11319 A bale • ' Mechanicsburg 160.26'
1660.'Wm'Ilgontrits 410 07
1869 Goo Haney Mifflin 337 78
IR IB6D ' Josoph Darr Monioe .468 88•
O Wm DUgjanon Nnwton - 177 76
• 1860 Wm J hlnor N. Middleton ' '376 90
:180 ~J A7Daugbor Ponn „ ,146 60
'lB6O W A Rend Bilvor 'Spring 649 49
1869 Beavers., Southampton 297 90
'1969 B loch Bliippenalegtilp , 44 23
M 1
th tho
20,310 21
0,272 40
70,077 01
20,700 00
E 33
MEM
- 11,42E4 CO
111E1
ECM
129 10
MX=
V 5 00
ED
11113
$3Ol 02
40 00
13E1
E 1133
$6,10 00
I=
EU
ME
75 Z 3 ' -
300 00
7 CO
50 PO
EOM
300 IXI
30 00
76 00
=
200 00
100 00
EMI
$0,419 12
$119,102'01
$113,102 01
$0,672 40