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HATS AND CAPS.
MARSHAL'S SALES.
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S OFFICE
u EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PHUADELPUIA OctOher I4h6.

TINTED STATES MARsHALiS OFFICE,
~ EASTERN DISTRICT OF Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA, October "a, 1866.
Whereas, the District Court of the United states for
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, proceeding
lbes filed in the name of the United states, hath
decIeed the Path day October A. ID. 1866 that all
persons who claim to have any interest in fifteen hum
ored pounds of cotton, and i've hundred and twelve
dollars part proceeds of sale captured by the 6arqqe
OLIVIA Il. DAVIS, under command of John Z.
shrOu also nine bales cotton and ten hundred ano
twenty dollars and ten cents part of the proceeds
of sale captured by the barque FASNY also, twenty
bales of cotton and half bale OF cotton and thirty
and eighty dollars enty cents,
part Of the proceeds SALE captured by the schooner
ID. MCCARTHY also, fifteen bales OF cotton, and
twenty nine hundred and eight dollars, f9Ety5ssyen y
cents, captured by the barque CEPHA5 ST RREri
ana that John P. shTouds charles ,sewen' Joseph
Francis and Adam Johnson, Rich ard u ID. Young,
Hansen Gregory, Jr., be monished and cited.
Their efore all who claim TO have any Interest
in the same cotton and moneys are monshed and cited
appear before the Judge of the said Court In city
of Phi adephia the twentieth day atsr publication
hereof to show why the said cotton and moneys
should be pronounced to belong at the time of the
capture of the same to the enemies OF the United
States and there or otherwise, liable to condem
nation as lawful prizes.
The above is abstract OF the monitions Issued by
the Court in said causes,
10 29mth til l3l ~ p. @. ELLMAKER,
United States Marshal Eastern District Pennsylvania
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(How bleed l-press the kerchef closer, De
Loye)-
An Italian boy, with great black eyes,
Tanned cheeks and an ehn head
And dropping underlip, berry-red
Where the senses lighted like butterflies.
He turned up, pale in the midst of the strife,
And brought me letter from madame my wife
Blessings, iniunctions, protestations,
Kisses, prayers, asseyerations;
Then: 1.-THE boy who brings you this, my Hugo,
"A poor italian, Angelo,
Graves that in battle he may with you go,
And learn what grown men, warriors, know;
Thy page, thy henchman, let him be-
i knew his mother.in Italy"
More blessings, injunctiens, protestations,
Kisses, prayers, asseYerations;
j kissed the letter, then turned me round
To the boy, who stood with his eyes on the
ground #.
With cheeks blushing ruddy as jumpers,
And liked him-because he had eyes like hers.
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
No. Ill South FOURTH Street.
IECORPORA1 ED 80 MONTH, ed, 1865
CAPITAL, $3.50 coo, PAID IN.
Insurance on Llves, by Yearly Premiums by s. 10,
or 20 year Premiums, NOn-for1elture
EndOwments, payable at uture age, prior
deceate, by Yearly Premiums, 10 year Premiums
both c a ses n on forfeiture.
Annultles granted on favorable terms.
Term Pc iCies Children's kndOwments
This Company, while giving the insured the security
of paid Ca. ta will diviCe the entire profits of the
Lille business among its Policy holders.
Moneys received at interest," ana paid on demand.
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts, and act
Executor or Administrator, Assignee or Guardian,
Court of this Commonwealth or of any person orr
sons or bodies polite or corporate.
DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL R. sHIPLEY, RICHARD CADBURY,
JEREMIAH HACKER, HENRY HAINES,
JOSHUA II. MORRIS, T. WISTAR BRO WN,
RICHARD WOOD, VIM. @. LONGSTRETHt
SAMUEL R sHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
President. ActuarY
THOMAS WISTAR. NJ. d., j. b. TOWNSEND,
7NS Medica Examiner. Legal Adviser,
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INTERNAL OR LOCAL
NEW CURAqIVE AGENT,
MATIUO.
B.. GRIMAULT & CO., PARIS.

This new remedy is prepared from the leaves of
Peruvian pepper shrub called MATlCO, and cure
promptly and inallibly without any lear OF inaam
matory RESULTS The great majority of Physicians
other remedy. N ...
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TNOR SALE-STATE AND COUNTY RIGHT
II Of Capewen Co.'S Patent Wind Guard and All
Heater for Goa on Lamps; prevents ne Snmneys @
third the oil Call and them they cost but ten cents
No 2O3 RACE Street hiadelpha. Sample sent 70 ana
part OF the United States, receipt of2 cents olV
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NEURALGIA CURED BY A SINGLE APPLI
IN cation Of "UPBAMs MAGNETIC OIL" Sold
al UPhAD No. rs y, EIGHTH Street and by al
Druggists 80 cents and 81 a bottle. 1872 3mrp
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~ D R N e sx3C H Nc d
" BAG MANuF AoToRT; 90

] q II. n I n = UT
81 REMOVED TO
NJ r. corner of MARKET ana WATER streets
Philadelphia, -. coYx,o
- DEALERS IN BAGS AND BADSlHS
20. OF every description, lor
osn Flour SAT- sSSsfr SSsI aIs ES'pA''' OF Lime Bone
Large ana small GUENY BAGS AaSS SSsSnstantly on mana
4o5NN n. sAILrH Y"P' "VN-- JAMES CASCADES.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Agnes Young and husband, james ". Young
and the children whose names arp unknown II
Julia Thompson. ds5sasrd. You afp herth,
cited 10 appear before toe Probate Csar of said
county, Al The courthouse thereof on the 18th
day u June, 1850, 70 show causc why the final
petition u William = Harris ruyiae fr title
ba 1T 81 ssaaad Ia lhc town Of Baiessiiie. IN
said county, cold petitioner hy Samuel Y. Cald.
vel, nev deossnd. IN the lifetime ~ decsased
should NOT h granted. by order u Court luaei
The Dist day 81 Mar, 1850
juhsi-A w.P w00TTEs, Clerk.
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The New York News Daily.
scmi-W Weekly n Weekly.

Tho New York weekly and semi weekly
Ne,rs, great family newspapers, Benjamin
Wood, editor and proprietor. Journals Of
politics, literature, fashions, market and
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aud news from all parts Of the world. I'm.
provemcnts introduced and an immense
circulation determined on. The largest,
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York. New iofk weekly ketrs, published
every Wednesday. Single copies, Eve
cents, one copy, one year, 81, three copies
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ten copies one year, SlT, anl m extra
copy 10 any club Of ten. Twenty copies,
one year, $40. The weekly ks,rs Is sen, to
clerEymen a, 81. Semi weekly Ners, pub
lished every Tuesday and Friday. Single
copies one year, ~, three copies one year.
$40, Eve copies one year, SIS, ten copies
n year, $50, and an extra copy to every
club d ten. Twenty copies one year, as,
10 elergymen 80. The Now York daily
MFRS, 10 mail subscribers, $40 per annum,
six months, s.. For sale by all news deal.
ers. Specimen copies Of daily and weekly
Nera sent free. Address
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Daily News building, 10 city hall square,
NEW YORK.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi ranola county. IT,
Thomas r. Hubbard, Charles Green Hubbard.
William Gray Hubbard, Sarah Louisa HUB.
hard, David Stephen Hubbard and Thomas
Theuphilus Hubbard, heirs and distributes Of
Frederick Bfenghet, deceased. Yon aud each
Of you arc hereby cited 10 he and appear hek1te
the Probate court of said county al the court
house thsrruL on the fourth Monday In August,
lse6, 10 answer the petition II Charlrs A.
BrouFher, administrator II The estate Of the
deceased, and one Of the heirs and distributes
Of Decreased, and show cause WHY the PRAYER u
the petitioner paying for the sale Of the North.
EAST quarter Of section u land No. nine and
sou,h half II sou,hsas, quartet Of section n
land No iuur, all In township nine range seven
wet IN said county, should no, b. granted.
ny orisr Of ecur, isusd july 10th. 1850.
Ult4i ". 7. WOOrTEN, CLERK.
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Drugs and Groceries
CHEAP FOR CASH, AT
HODGES a MOOHE's.

Ws have iasi nriyfi faHh coil mp'fh l''
al Drugs Me- rn.. Chemical. 'Oilai article.
,Ymis tnuhaf nnf1 notions r'' &C.
Wf have cleo af.r supply hnl good
mimfnt N Frl,rnr N ftaf1 BIND fnl ihmi.
s@upnle. Ws ferelss rrh supple very wtfA
sni .fi 10 lavrf prices lhan puihuly Give
masall and prsa or gDai before purchasing
..at,re mHfi1tf
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the Cbanecry court Of said county. At rules
before the Clerk Of said court at his office in
the town of Pamela, on this the third Monday
Goth day Of August, 1866. No III. George
W. Dyer, administrator of John II. Keith, de-
ceased, vs r.. Smelling, q Al. Upon affidavit
filed in this cause, Il appearing 10 the satisfac-
ton Of the court that r. =. Smelling, NJ. o.
Keith, Anna Keith and N. d. Keith, defendants
in this cause, are non-residents Of this State,
aud reside beyond the limits thereof, so that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon them. IL Is therefore ordered that they
do enter their appearance herein on or before
the first day Of the next term Of said court, 10
be holden at the courthouse Of said county in
the town Of Pamela, on the seventh Monday
after the fourth Monday in September, 1866,
aud plead, answer or dcmur to the complainants
bill, or the allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed as TO them. II Is further ordered.
that n copy Of this order be published in the
Weekly Pamela SrAR, n newspaper published
in the town of Pamela in said county, for four
weeks successfully.
J c. HARRISON. Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor for compInt aug25-4t
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
To Stephen Yarbrough, William Yafbrough,
Augustine ~Yarbrough, Richard Yarbrough,
Martha Yarbrough, Nancy Yarbrough, Joseph
farbrough, John YaFbrough and James Var
bnough, heirs and distributes Of William Iler.
ring, deceased. You and each Of you are here
by cited TO appear before the Probate Court Of
said county, on 2jlh Of June, 1866, to show
cause why the final account Of Joseph A. Her.
ring, administrator Of the estate Of aid de-
ccascd should not be allowed and approved.
ny order Of court, issued March, iseG.
myl9-it W. 7. WoOTTEN, Clerk.
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HOME JOURNAL
For 1866.
A high+oncd aud brilliant Literary
and Artistic Journal.

Established In 1876 The Home Journal. Ion
the third Of January ht twentieth year,
Ftvst IL old friends and subscribers II 7.
stu conducted by
Mp. WILLIS,
assis.sd by an %sficisn, cons Of able editors
taleated Contributor and spicy correspondents.
In the first issue Of the Cuming volume wilI
hc rummenscd a nsv series o. Matrimonial
FslisitisS BY the well-knuvn sad popalar hu.
ncroas writer, Barry Gray, author Of Married
Lie. ETC. etc.
The Amusement Department e under The
charge II n. A. nELittL an accomplished
critic Who will Keep uar rvadsrs well infcrmsd
u all that Is interesting. on 10th sides u the
Atlantic, IN matters musical and dramatic.
We take this opportunity Of thanking our
niany Southern mhaubsrs es a retafn Of thsif
patronage, and can assrs them that the editors
viii sin keep The columns d the Home Jour
nal fss nun political and r~sligious Discussions
and will caafne themselves rather 10 THAR
mutt0 10 HEuruuragc the memorable, the nm
grssivs and ,he boautihLa
T@W-FUf oae cop, che yesf, a.; three
cupies a. 50, - zoe copy kr thrve years a. 50
always in advance. Subscriptions ordsrS r.
miitsarrs ard al other ccmnunics,iors 10 y
aiirvxed b. he puhllshers
Mt WILLIS 4 NORRIS PHILLIPS
ioI Fulton street. Nea lolt
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The Stats q Mississippi, panolA County, In
the Ciruuit Court o. ssid county No zl66.
Jossphss Carter and n r. sssdFs, IT,, adminls-
irasoss u rannInr lone. deceased, u W. l.
Archlhaid Attachment issued the 2sih day
81 March. isea sg.iass The estate Of aid de-
.sndant fr The zafn II si,aos 81, rvtnfnable 10
uia curt sssise Il hereby given 70 the ssid
~dEftndant w. l. ArrhffFztns tnat nnte@ ne ~
Der biz appearances asrrin on o. hefors The hrst
day Of shs merit term q aid esaft 10 be held
Al he eeat hoass u aid county in The town
= rr=As. cr shs s~rn'h sers.y sasr ihs
f,sr,h Asndsy h March. 1884, sndPleaa 10 aid
r<tson. iairmeat sil Be entered against him,
snd he estate attached uil BE- sold
spit-tt &c HARRISON, Clerk.
H>frs<ea 4 Taylor for plslnsiH.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Whereas letters iessamsstsry on The stat. a,
IT, A. Watkins, deceased, were Granted - a.
Undersigned Al he Fehnaary tern. 1asS AZ N.
Honorable pruhAis Court Of Pamela CONT
stat 81 Mississippi; Now lhsrsesr an psv,os,
hsFing siaius 3alssl sid stats arr hsrss.-e
nnea y have thea Prubated and registered :
ne frOha'e Clerk oaee Of aid eoun,y ui,h;.
ne une prescribed BY law, ot tAsy win h a..
JOSEPHINE WATKINS E1scu.,i,
apiii-st
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Drriiis Hdrisoa. Robert H.. Taylor
HARRISON L TAYLOR,
At LAW,
rANoLA. MISS.

win practice in the counties Of Pamela.
Lafayette, neSoto, T~ailahAtehie and tn.
MICA, in the Federal Court al Pcutotoc, and
the High Court Of Errors and Appeals at
Jackson. Special attention given 10 FRO.
bate business By Robert II. Taylor.
marln-tf.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Pamela county.
A. II. Mabery, agent Of II. l.. Armstrong, vs..
w. II. Bernard. Attachment issued by Calvin
Broom, Justice Of the Peace, the l?th day Of
May, 1866, in favor Of the said A. II. Mabery,
agent Of II. L. Armstrong, and against the es-
tate Of the said W. II. Bernard, for the sum Of
fifteen dollars in the Justice Court held at Ro-
bina in the county Of Pamela and State Of
Mississippi. One siI-horse wagon levied on as
the property Of said W. II. Bernard. The de-
PENDANT Is hereby notified that unless he appears
In said court At the term thereof 10 be
held on the second Saturday in July, 1866, and
plead to said attachment judgment viii be en-
tered and the property attached will be sold.
mayl9-4t CALVIN BROOME, j. 7.
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Stoves, Crates, Nantes,
The Metropolitan Record.

The Record aud yindlcaiof shall conunue a.
II hu begun, the oulspoken and fearless opfo-
men, NJ every act Of Unconstitutional policy
the defender d the great charter u American
freedom. and the unninehing advocate Of liberty
Of speech, vote by ballot, habsai ogrpus' uial by
Jury. freedom Of the press, aud State Righu.
The Metropolitan Record aud vindieaipf viii
he supplied 10 subscribers on the following
terms.
To country subscriber. ny mail, 81 per year
To elabs Of ten OF more, ~ per year. Payable
in advance.
Terms 10 Adyerilscr-Speeial notices, -
cents per linoi transient advertisers u cents
per line; yearly advertisers = cents per line
An orders and Communications should he adj
dressed 10 the Editor, 80 tis Droome street
The editor would ask ~ n favor that bis sub
srribors would furnish him with the names and
adlrsses Of their friends In other States, ~
well a. that in which they reside that be may
have the opportunity Of supplying them with
spccimen copies of the Record
JOHN AULLALLY, Editor.
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H.nfamIsf 1900 ahl plead io mii action
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OUR TWENTY FIFTH YEAR IN
MEMPHIS.
II. III. CLARK a. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver
Ware, Pocket Knives,

Table cutlery, clocks and q large assortment
Of guns, pistols and ammunition. Terms cash.
NO. | CLARK's MARBLE BLOCK,
myl9-tf Corner Main and Madison as.
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INSOLvENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi Pamela county. To
NE ersditOrs Of fheophilns n. Hardie dscsassd
are hereby notified that At the June term
1859, Of the Probate eour, o. aid eous,v ~
OF said decreased wss reported inssiy,nt
and 70 Probaie Jour claims against aseess.a
and have them registered in The oafes ~ n.
uletk Of said eosrt. on or befofe tho sr-, Az
q February, 1851, else thsy viii he ersv.,
PKTER uIrpnInn
jyil-em Aamlni.s,s,o,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

hercaS At the March term, 1866, Of the
Probate court Of Pamela county, letters Of adj
ministuiion OF the estate Of Robert TIardie,
deceased, were granted the undersigned, nov
therefore all pcrsons having claims agains, said
estate, are hereby notified TO have them Pro-
batcd and registered, or they will he forever
barred. d. D. BROWN,
JOS. N. HARDiE,
jce-6t Administrators
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NOTICE.
DIR. n. y. WEAVER.

Having permanently loa,ei At Rurka, Pamela
county, Mississippi, respectfully oilers his ser.
vices 10 the citizens Of the surrounding country
10 the various branches Of bis profession.
ianG-Gm.ul.
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WOHsHAM HOUSE.

This a4niu aaf tshiuily iwFiff iiHHsr T.
sas apsa iaf ~ affaHmniafa " fha HHti
sad w rmwiainr pIties thfmaIim nov
10 tert w he fefy ieH Hyis sni fef Ml'f
taIai = Hlafa II ias pahlf patronage ~ aHf
hIanl, ahd ne putiit VI fHild ri ~ come
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T. A. Fnhta' l. Asn, Jn
New Marble Works,
Cor. Adams and Second SITS.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
ia fmnsa
Fisher. AInis a. Co.,

Dealers In Italian and American Marble,
monuments, tombs, head aud foot stones. table
and counter tops and every variety Of marble
and stone work done to order on the shortest
notice jan27-3m-pd.
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Has resumed the practice u medicine At Bates
willie, Mississippi. Ods In the back room u
Powell 1 Simp-a's sisS. marlo-7m-rd
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25
Saturday, Nlay 80. 1866.

the following Real Estate, to wit:
No. l. a Lot Of Ground situate on
Market street, in the Borough of McVey-
town, fronting % feet on said street and
extending back two hundred and fonrtenn
feet four inches to Sarah's alley. bounded
north by Locust alley, south by Iot of
Joseph Jacobs heirs, west by Market ST,
and known i'll the plan of said Borourh
as No. %, with HOUSE, SHOP, SC,
thereon erected.
No. ,. One Lot, bounded north by Lo-
Gust alley, cast by canal, lot late of Cris-
well on the south, and Sarah's alIev on
the west, being tifty-three feet seven in
chcs front.
Sale to commence at one o'clock n. m
when terms will be made known.
GEO. l.. CALDERWOOD
ap1S* Admr. y. w. Brimmer, deed.
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CANCER CAN BE CURED

DIR. Hebern, Of Quincy, Illinois,
cures cancer without knife, pain, or
loss Of blood, in from four to twenty
eour hours; also treats consumption
sQccessfullv L.
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6r E~0 PER YEAR

$500 PER aH.';.F YEAR: We want
IMPRovED so Sewing Machines. Three new kinds
Under and upper feed. Warranted five years.
Above salary or large commissions paid. The ONLY
machines sold IN the United states for less than $40
which fully licensed by Holoe Wheeler d UfLsoR
Grorer d Baker Singer G Co., and Bacbei5cr al
other machines iafrngemeatS and the seller or
liable to arrest tre aHd Imprisonment. Circu
lars free Address. or call upon 2har & Clark Bid
d.fori Nauo dec 2n-iSly
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EXCELSIOR
Photograph and Art Gallery,
LATE BURKH0LDER,S.

LATE BDREHOLDER'S.
NTcEWENS can now furnish the pub
VI lie with Likenesses, from the tiniest
Gem to a Portrait or life size Photograph.
We have the only Solar Camera at work
IN the Juniata Valley, and desire the pub
ne to call and examine what Mr.. Eurk-
hoider an accomplished and well known
artist and others have pronounced "a
success" Look at the array;
GIIelns, Albatypes or Ivory
terrotypes, types.
Melainotypes, Photc-Miniature
21,llllGrotypes, - Cabinet Photos, d
GSTu -! photographs Portrait or Life size
NigGettes, Photopranhs
Photographs for plain or i'm c6Iors.
oval frames, &c, &c, Sc.
plain or in colors, and at the lowest rates
Call at McEWEVS
=. B. Instructions 10 students given
iI l'' 1.te1 apttf
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ORPHANS COgRT SALE.

In pursuance of an order issued out of
the Orphans Court of Mifilin county,
will he exposed at public sale on the
premises, on
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Ga z 6 Y Tga
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Greet CNr{oSHY.-M. NJ. FaXOn, Esq,
exhibited to US the other day one of
the most remarkable geological forma-
lions we have ever seen, and resembling
nothing we remember to have read Of
If is piece Of slate taken from a coal
vein on Broad Top, running far into
the mountain, the whole surface Of
which is clearly and regularly covered.
a. if cut with a grayer's chisel, with
figures which require no stretch of the
imagination to convert into representa-
tions Of human faces-thc chin, mouth,
checks, nose, forehead and eyes being
strkingly delineated. IT is no doubt
fossiIliferous formation Of the buds
Or germs Of some plant which flourish
ed ages since, when the wonderful and
still undiscovered law Of Natures God
was storing that vast field with mil
I1ns Of tons Of fuel for generating
steam and other purposes, to be deveI-
epcd only when knowledge and science
would call for their production; bat
some IMAGINE it NAV have been the
work Of an antediIuvian who stalked
the earth for eight or nine hundred
years, or Of some Egyptian who had
i,nowIedoc Of the ancient Pbaraobs
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