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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-21
LATER FROM NICARAGUA
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
Interference of the English Flset.
GRENADA RE-CAPTURED.
Walker Reinforced.
GRENADA R~E-CAPTURED.

NV ORLEANS, Jan. 10.
The steamship Texas from San Juan,
has just arrived a, this port.
The PuFsuer reports that the English
fleet have assumed the protection 81 the
Costa Ricans, against Walker, and had
seized every vessel on the San Juan riv.
er.
Col. Lockridgs. with $50 men, had Ia
ken possession Of Punta Arenas.
The force Of tho Costa Ricans arc esti.
mated at 1000. They held every other
point on the river except Punta Arenas.
Gen. u~unningecn had assaulted and re-
taken Greneda, signally defeating tn, al
lies, aud joined Gen. Walker.
Gen. Walkers army are IN good spirits,
although they had been fighting among
themselves.
The steamship James Adger took out
her passengers, and landed them at Asp
inwail.
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THE

On Wednesday, last, the votes cast Oh the
Monday previous for Sheriff and for Clark
OF the Court, were counted, and Henry Han
cock, Esq, was declared duly elected Sheriff,
and J. A. Stewman, Esq, Clerk of the
Court.
MIR. Hancock served this District, in the
same capacity, several years ago. and the
large vote which was given him this time, is
an evidence that the duties of the Office, were
then performed well and faithfully. He is
an old citizen of unblemished character A.:
has seen service in the feld-in the war of
1912, he ser 'cd rs n soldier in the ranks
against The enemies Of his State and Coun-
try,
This is Mr.. Stcwman's second term, and
by u course Of thorough and prompt bust
ness habits, he has Won the highest esteem
and confidccc Of his fellow citizens. lie
is n faithful and efficient public officer.
Below We append n statement of the
Polls,
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

On Friday right last, says the Charleston
Mercury Of the 18th inst, Mrs. Juan Pas
eual, a Cuban lady, residing in King street
above John street, immediately after re,ir.
ing to bed discovered her night.clo,hes to
be on fire. In her fright she jumped out Of
bed, and running about the room, famed
the burning clothes into n flame, by which
she was drcadfully s~corchcd, about onc-half
the surface of the body being involved in
the injury. She fingered until Tuesday
evening without any reaction taking place,
and expired about ii o'clock.
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SoMErnrSG NovKL--A frog supper
was given in Hoston OF Thursday evening"
last, by a distinguished bon piront, to u
few friends. The Times says the "yame"
was OF his own procuring, and Of the right
kind-having n pond manor Of the same
near Chelsea. The frog business is becon-
ing one Of Importance, and the Times
bears that rs many as 1000 fat green
hides are procured a day, by good sports
men. They sell for $3.50 per hundred ;
and when they become better known as \
table dcl;cacy, they will command a s,iN
higher price. No taste has to lie cul,i,a-
ted to enjoy them, when properly cooked.
Tie time will ONE when the quotations
OF the frog market will he considered as
essential as those Of the Brighton or Gam
bridge cattle market.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

We learn from the York District Chronis
Gle, 18th instant, that an individual, named
VIM. Powers, was found dead in his bed, at
Rock Hill on Friday last. atI2 81. 10 which
he had repaired the previous night al a late
hoar, apparently in good health. He is said
to have been a dissipated character and thus
furnishes another evidence Of the ruinous
effects Of whisSey. An inquest was held
the body, and a yerdict rendered of
death from Intemperance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-21
TOWN ELECTION.

On Monday last, says the Standard, Of
the 18th inst, the election Tor officers of the
town Of Chester came off, and was a mat>
ter of some degree of interest. The a6-
sorbtlg question was toet or dry. The eIcc-
ton passed off very quietly and resulted in
the choice OF the following dry ticket of
good, true and lawful men
DAVID PIScHBAcK, Iut.ndani.
Jso.J McLURE,
w. II. GILL, Wardens.
II. o. WEST,
SAM'L McNIScH,
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TIE BEGINNING OF TIE END.-THE
DEATH KNEi.L OF QUACKERY.

"Oh, blessed health ~ exclaims St.rne,
IT'S thou no cnlargest the soul and OPEN
" est all its power to receive ins-ruction and
to relish Virtue. He that has thee has liz
" tie "lsc TO wish for he that Is so wr-lch,
cd rs o want thee, wants everything with
thee" The truth of this ap.strophe every
n mnst acknowledge poor Sterne spoke
from sad experience. And yet, familiar az
every man is with the truth herein express.
cd, no mortal could compute the members
fortune by neglecting to employ the proper
remedies when health fails. How is this
neglect TO BE- remedicd! The evil has be-
come so consecratcd by age, that the man
who undertakes TO amend it requires no or
binary lardihood, such q man is Professor
Holloway.
The honest laborer in the cause Of hui
manity finds no sadder Encouragement, than
in the compliment indifference with which
people prefer rather TO endure n long exist
ing evil, than To incur the trouble nece ssary
to Get rid OF il. The more aged an error
has become, the more difficult il is TO re-
move it. This is true in an especial man.
ner Of the art Of healing, as it was known
and practised before the advent of this won.
derful genius whose mission has been 10 re-
establish the treatment Of human ailments
in u rational way.
Oac by one the Venerable abuses that
have disgraccd the past are disappearing,
and among the res, the errors that have
crsrt into medical practice have got their
dismission papers, and are obliged, to use II
vulgar phrazc, " TO cut aud run" Where,
It may be asked, nre the proofs! Prcofsl
Why, there is one great, patent, palpabie
fact, which has been staring the world in
the face for the last twenty yeass, and work.
ing It's way through popular prejudice into
popular favor with a success which is the
most u~nqucstonablc evidence of its power
as u proof. The medicines of Professor
Holloway have been silently but powerful
ly eiiecting n change in the sciencc of phys.
ic which the world itself has begun to won
der ut. 1t is well known that the causes of
>'"'N" VI
all diseases and suirrrings to which people
are autjcct are very few, although their in
dlcatlons may be numerously varied. Tho
old plan of curing diseases was by affecting
their results without affecting their primary
causes. Professor Holloway initiated a pew
mode Of treatment by the discovery of hi.
Pills and Ointment, which, willis, immedi-
a,ely graphing with the ultimate symptoms
reach also To the seat Of disease and eradl-
cate the first causes. thus destroying all
subsequent liability to similar Affections
We do not mean to praise these Pills and
Ointment. We confne ourselves TO stating
facts, and are perfectly satisfied that no gu,
ogy is needed. They speak for themselves.
Noble Register.
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AN ACT.

At another place in our paper, will be
found the provisions of an Act PASSED at
the last general Session Of the Legi stature
'for the better establishment OF a General
System of Registration If Births, Marriages.,
and Deaths in the State Of South Carolina"
Such an act is important as laying up valua-
bic statistical information for a future gen.
Grafton. 1t adds considerably to the duties
of Tax Collectors.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-21

II. Stobo Farrow, ESQ. has retired from
the Spartanburg Express, and Messrs. A. s.
Douglas and John ii. Evans, has succeeded
him in that well conducted paper.
The Orangeburg Southron, lately edited
by John G.. Bowman, Esq. is now edited
and conducted by T. d. Logan g. Brother.
1t has tho appearance of being well mana
ged.
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GGitur's GnhIr.
Love After Marriage.

a work with the above title is now IN
Press, 10y the well known Publisher, T. d
Peterson, written by the celebrated Au.
thorcss Mrs. Caroline Lee %IIentz. Mrs.
licntz was one of the most popular lady
writer's in America, and her works deserve
in an eminent degree, the high cncomiums
bestowed upon them. An edition of this
work will be issued on Saturday 3ls, inst,
and by renting to the Psblishcr 81 20. n
copy, elegantly bound in cloth, will bo ucnt
to any part Of the United States free of
postage or a copy in paper cover for 81 90
Address L. B. Peterson, No. lO2, Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-21
NEW MUSIC.

Horace Waters, 1913 Broadway, New
York, Music Publisher, and Agent for the
sale of Pianos, Mclodeons and harmonious
has sent us the following popular piece of
music
FANNY IN HER GRAVE: Song, words
bv WIN NJ. Byars, Nj. d.; music by +. w.
Smith. Price 25. {.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-21

The RETrRfNG PREsIDENT,-We are
happy to learn that there is a reasonable
prospect that President Pierce, at the
close of his brilliant administration, will
make a tour through the Southern States.
We feel fully justified in declaring that
there is no man in the c~onfederacy whom
the entire South would more cordially
welcome. We should like him to mingle
with a people whose rights and honor he
has so nobly defended, in defending the
Constitution OF the United States and the
union of equal and sovereign States. To
Virginia il would be especially greatful
to DO honor to a President who battling
against tho most # aIignnnt enemies in
his " section. has "a fcarlessly and pow.
erfully carried out the States Rights, strict
construction, Jetfersonian principles, as
any President since the days Of Jefferson
himself.
We beavtily trust that President Pierce
will pay a visit 60 the South, and sallow
tis greatful admirers to take him by the
} nd and thank him for his patriotic de.
fence OF the constitutional rights Of every
part Of the Uniou.--Bichmoad Enguiysr.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-21
How Ma. BUcuAxAN's INAUGURAL

How Ma. BUCuANAN's INAUGURAL
WILL BE WRrTrEN.-During the late Pres
ldential canvass, and 1T the moment a
gallant Senator from the south was pro.
claiming the certain election of Mr.. Buch-
anan, a feather drorp d at his feet from
the wing OF an eagle that was flying over.
The gentleman preserved the quill, and
had 1t forwarded to Mr.. Buchanan, to
write MS imaigG:a! address with. It was
not plucked by man from the wing, but
was the free gift of our national Bird
Washington Cor. Aierandria Sentinel.
The Lancaster Htelligencer says the
above statement is correct. Senator
Brown, Of Mississippi, is the gentleman
referred to. The quill is now in possess
sion OF Mr.. Buchanan, at WheatIand,
and, IN accordance with the request Of the
T." gallant Senator" it will be used by the
President elect in writing his inaugural adj
dress,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-21
HOGS.

A large drove of hogs, numbering some
three or four hundred, came TO our Village
on Wednesday last, and remained for seve-
raj days. The old price, seven cents, was
maintained. a lumber of them were
sold here at that, many Of our citizens not
having been supplied previously. These
hogs are inferior to none that we have seen
this season they have passed on below.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-21
Southern Cultivator.

The Southern Cultiva,or, published in
Augusta, Ga, at the low price Of one dollar
per "nnum, is one of the best Agricultural
Journals that we know of. II is Of large
size. and filled with a variety of uscfu! mat.
ter. An article from it Work for the
Month"; will be found on our fourth pa re.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-21
Gen eral Intelligence.

a collision occurred at Canton, owing
to the seizure 0 ftwelve British seamen on
the lloogly River. The British Consul in
tcrferrcd in the matter, but was insulted,
and threatened With violence: and when
demonstrating with the Chinese Govern.
ment, was treated with contempt.
nosuili'ies commenced on the oath Of
October. The forts u. Canton were taken
and several we're destroyed.
Later adv'ccs state that the lombard.
ment Of Canton commenced on the 9th
October. All the forts were captured and
the DANA &c TO property was immeDse-
The British carried the place after breach
ing the walls, with the loss of three killed
and twelve wounded. The Chinese had
rejected all offers Of Cancellation up to No.
vember 4th. The foreign factories had
been vacated and business was paralyzed.
Prussia and Switzerland continue their
preparations for war; but recent intclli
gence was favorable 10 An Abatement Of
Prussia's demands. Austria strongly pro
tests agains, the war; AMI Wurtemberg
objects to the passage OF Prussian troops
over her territory. The Swiss Diet had
been ~coiryoked, and the President made a
war!il:e speech, in which he asked permits.
sion to contract a loan Of thirty millions.
A new Euglish Minister will probably
arrive in Washington before the 4th
March. His name has no. been allowed
Ia transplre.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL CorroN ADMINISTRATION
advanced under the Arabia's news Sd.
in the Fair and Middling qualities. The
sales for two days comprised 5000 bales,
Of which exporters and spectators took
1000. The market closed firm. Some
circulars quote an advance Of l 4d. Mid
ding Orleans was quoted at 7 5 Sd, and
Upland at 7 ! I'd. Richardson, Spence
IL Co. say that the advance for the week
is Al. in the Fan and Middling qualities,
and ! 81. in the lower.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuyFs MARKET
Holders Of Wheat demanded an advance
il" prices. Flour was quiet aud steady.
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Arthurs Home Magazine.

The FEBRUARY number is before us. I,
contains twenty Illustrations, including
Steel Engraving, and 4 Fashion Plate col
ored with charming effect. Its reading
matter is no, surpassed by any of the high
cr priced magazines. Terms 50 90, a year;
or 81 % where four Iersors lake it ia a
club together. Published By r. S. Arthur
& Co, Philadelphia.
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We are again under obligations to the
IONA. p. Butler for copies Of Patent Of
flee Reports, Smithsonian Report, together
with Maps and Views 10 accompany Mes
sage md Documents.
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SERIOUS Accmxsr--We learn that on
Saturday q negro Of Mr.. John Cathcart.
OF this place, Tell from n wagon which he
was loading with cotton bags, and broke
his neck, causing immediate death.
Winnsboye Register.
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FROM NICARAGUA.

The Nicaraguan news which We take from
the Carolina Times of Saturday morning,
is interesting. 1t will be found under the
head photographic"
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Due West Telescope.

Ills ably conducted Journal,ll,e organ of
the Associate Reformed Church. has come
to us lately in n much enlarged and improv-
ed form. 1t deserves n Jealous support, not
oniy from lis immediate thu,ch, but from
all denominations. TO us, i, is invaluable
as an exchange.
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ERMS.
ADVERTISEMENTS

VIII he Inserted at the following low rates:
ono square lot 10 lines or less, one insertion,
ii or, II continued, IS cents for the first in.
'Hihon, and 80 cents for each subsequent inser.
Oh ~ sec Fourth Page for deductions in
vor OF standing advertisements
The number of insertions must be written ON
zach advertisement, or they will be inserted ill
.rdered cut and charged accordingly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-21

a bill has passed the North Carolina
Legislature, allowing the Banks Of thai
State to issue bills Of 50 aud under, TO tbs
extent Of one-tcnth their capital.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-21
N~OsTILzTIES IN CHINA.
CANTON TAKEN BY THE BRITISH.
EDIFF1CULTIES UNSETTLED BETWEEN
PRUSSIA AND SWITZERLAND.
APPOINTMENT OF A MINISTER
no THIS COUNTRY.
ADVANCE IN T

MEw York, Jan. II, 1857.
The British Steamship City Of Wash.
ington, Captain Wylie, has arrived at this
port, with dates from Liverpool to the 3lst
mir
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-21
Sudden Illness of Mr.. Giddinps.

WAsuISeToS, Jan. II, 1857.
NO business Of. Importance as done in
either branch.
ln the House, Mr.. Giddings, ofOhio,
Tell lnsensible while speaking.
WAsmNGToS, Jan. IL, 1857.
The Legislature Of Missouri Yesterday
made choice Of James s Green. Desao-
erat, as United States senates, los sAe
short term.
ihe h'sht Hon. Mr.. Yiliess has dc.
cl'ned the embassy Of the Bsitish Gosern.
ment to this country. 1t is said hsre that
Lord Elgin 10 the most likely 10 be an
pointed.
The Senate has passed the residue pen.
sion claims as passed by the House, except
the interest. The appropriation made is
$4,000.
The business Of the House Is ~uairnpor.
tabt.
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Congressional.

WAsHINGros, Jan. 10, 1857.
The Senate has postponed the further
consideration ofthe Revolutionary Pension
Bill till the next Session. The House has
been occupied entirely in the considera.
ton Of private bills
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THE MARKETS.

COLUMBIA Jan Is.
The Gotten market to-day was ra.aer.
dull, although the article was freely pressed
upon the market under a decline Of fe. The
amount sold was about as bags, and
brought ii 10 l2t cts. Buyers were dis
posed TO hold OF, awaiting later adYiees
from Europe.
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CHARLEsros Jan. Ia.

CHNHLEsIVH jill 10.
Our Cotton market has been depressed
and dropping for tho past few days, and
prices have been very irregular. some ope-
raiors will not purchase unless at a decline
OF a full . cent on last weeks prices, while
but few holders are willing 10 make such
concessions, and hence the consequent stag
nation Of business. Yesterday The transsc-
tions amounted 10 6l2 bales at I q 4 cent
decline on Me closing prices OF last week,
and at extremes Of ii lille and l2s cents
per pound.
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We direct attention to the slight change
in the law Card of Messrs CASTOR g. Allison.
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Nkw York Jan. III.

Cotton Is steady, and 5000 bales have
changed hands at lssc. per To-, for Middling
Onieaos,s end Ia for UPlaDds. The steam
efa news was received too late 70 affect the
market :
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

GSg@A railroad accident on the Marietta
(Ohio( RaiIroad has resulted in the death Of
6 persons. a SO lb. weight, which had been
drilled out, exploded on the 18th at Marietta,
killing instantly DR.. Drake, yoang physi-
elan, and seriously wounding john Scott, Jr.
fea-A terrible riot occurred in New York
on the 4th July, which resulted IN the death
of persons and the wounding of 43. The
names Of the rioters in custody all read like
the following: Barney Gallagher, Barnard
MeGowan, Patrick Bride, Owen Kirlin,
Patrick Mooney, Patrick Moon, Frank Fitz-
patrick, &c.
HGa-A correspondent of the Blair County
Whig in company with L. j. Jones, Esq,
recently caught l6 dozen trout, which he
describes as of the 'flargest size imaginable"
and weighing altogether 25 lbs. They may
have been of the largest size imaginable up
at ILolidaysburg, but here to a lb. would
be called minnowish.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09
Partition and Valuation.

y OlICE.-By virtue Of an order Of the
! \ Orphans Court Of Mifflin county, made
Aprl 8th, 1857, Alc4andcr GiDboney, John
Stroap, Christian Ilartzlcr, Benjamin Yoder,
Nicholas 1oder, solomon look, and David
Hoo!ey were appointed an Inquest to make
partition and valuation Of the real estate of
DAVID Hartzler, deceased, lying in Union
township, in said county.
Now, know all ye, heirs of said David
uartzIer, deceased, that the aforesaid Inmest
will meet to discharge the duties Of their an
pointment, on the premises, on SATURDAY.
the 18th day of July, 1857, at one o'clock D,
m, Of which you hereby have notice.
JOSEPH HARTZLER,
ie25-3t% Admir- of David Hartzler.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09
TANNERY FOR SALE,

I.lE subscriber Offers at private sale firstrate
L Country Tannery, with al the necessary
IiXtures, situate in the borough of McYeytown
Mitiln county, Pa, within half mile of the
2enna. Railroad and but a few rods of the
fcnra Canal, with Bark House so feet by "a :;
Curryinq Shop "a by l6; large Beam Shop
with lines pools, handlers and bats, inside the
shop; 30 lay away Vats and Leeches in the
yard; horse Eagine with Il horse boiler, for
grinding bark fui'ng stock ioT breaking ns hides,
for drying and rolling leather.
Also, lot of ground, with large BRICK
HOUSE, Stable aEd other outbulidings, near
the Tannery.
IL the above property is not sold by the lst
Of August, it will be offered at public sale on
that day, and if not then sold it will be offered
for rent. Possession given on 1st September,
1851. Terms of sale made known by the sub
scribeT, SAMUEL MYERS.
McVeytown, June IL, l657.-3t
Telegraph, Harrisburg; Ledger, Philadelphia
Courier, Lebanon; Journal, Reading, publish to
amount Of 81. so.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

Proposing Amendments to the
Constitution of the Common
wealth,
d ESOLVED by Gs se1,aie and House of Rep-
IL resentafiUes Of the Commonwealth of Pennsuk-
rama IN General assembly met: That the follow
ing amendments are proposed to the constitu-
eIon or the commonwealth, in accordance with
the provisions of the tenth article thereof
FIRST AMENDMENT.
FAere shall be an additional article to said
constitution to be designated as article eleven,
as follows -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09
Republican Ticket.
Notices of New Advertisements.

The Normal Class advertised by the County SuperneIi-
mi, i intended the benefit OF teachers than
roht 10 that officer and being SUCH cordially recOu-
END IL TO those intending TO follow that profession
a valuable farm and mill property near Wiamsport,
III be offered az pubic safe The 18TH OF August
&everal desirable tracts Of dni in Huntington county
VI be offered at public atlc Guesty, August 18Th.
Moses Cunning CHAM offers himself udepcndent can
date Sheriff.
Samuel Barr offers himself independent candidate
T Couuty Ire Surcf.
rhe books Of J. r. Yeagcr viii b. placed in the hands
collection the 1T vi AUEuSt-N ebert u
M have opened hak"rya horse and mule will be
III puLIe zair August to pay keepius-thr list
.etcI~ or 5-l4I August court, and Registers
bic DrtdeftI at : per c-;It bv Water Company.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09
Married.

On the Goth nit, by G. Hoover, Esq, HEN
R1 SHERMAN to Miss MARY CROFT,
both of keipsic, Germany.
On the 2Gth ult, by the same, JOHN A.
DANLEY to Miss NANCY JANE TRIES
TER, both of the vicinity of Lewistown.
On the 18th ult, at Mechancsville Mifflin
county, by Rev. j. n. Burket, JACKSON
NcELROY TO Miss DELILAlI ANN BELL,
both Of Stone Valley, Huntington county.