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"hat q Good Wife is ,Yart,,

a Kentucky farmer flnnisho.
'ne iouowlng evidence Of the man
ey value ola wife. Tho compan
ipnship OF sucii wife wa. cvon
moro precious than her in1nstS,
and economy
u have been farming twon,v
no years. Tho ir.t hnr yrnrs /
was unmarried | hogan farming
with 21O acres, in the Blue Grn.,
region. | handled cattle Lcy.
sheep and horses -principllly he
Two first nnmed and l,vel. /
thought, toIcrably ocoaomical /
spent mono OF the money for tobac.
eo 'h any way; ne7er batling u
cent or disSipating in any way
and yet at the end OF four years |
had made little N no clear money.
| then married n young lady Of
eighteen years of age-and one
who had never dono any house
work or work Of any kind. except
making a Doriiop ~ her own
clothes. She bad never made q
shirt, drawers, pants or wniSt.coal
or even scwed q stitch on coat.
and yet before We hal been mar
riel year, she hal male for m
every one Of the nrliclcs OF cloth.
ing named. aud kuit numbers ol
pairs Of socks Tor mG--ves. and
mended divers articles for mo MOI
excepting an old hat or two. Sh,
had also made buttcr, sold ogg-
chickcns'and other fowls and vrr
otabhs, TO the amount 0fnoar S60t
in cash, at the end of tho ycur
whereas, during tho four ycnra tha.
/ was single, | nover had sold Ave-
cents worth besides making me
purely happy aud contented witt
my OWL homo, And as to making
money!; we haec made money
clear Of expcnsos-ovory year sine
We wero married, in everything
that we havc undertaken on the
farm, and she has made IRON S35l
TO $500 every year except one, dur.
ing the timo, selling butter, egts
and marketing OF diifercnt kinds
Ny yearly expenses for fnc cloth
ing, &C., before | was married, were
more Than MY ycarly expenses wer,
afterl was married, combined will
tho expenses Of MY wife aud chill
dren, and our farm has iDcreasod
fr1m 2a0 70 $50 acres; anrl | be.
Hove tlnt i'll had not married i
would have increased but little, III
any, and 4 have never been absent
from home six nights when N,
wife was at our home. since W.
wero married, and her cheeks kiss
as sweetly to mo us lhey'did the
morning after Lssas married = a
-t--.-s~-4.i--s ...-ss--@ - ~
= Indians are allowed to vote ir.
nhcltgaD whiie negroes are ex.
led. The new consultation giyes|
wight to. bolh. =
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aafifAltllral.


How TO, rELL A FARMER. I'm.
rittng hero and there, anywhere
ou viii, through and scross the
-,oaatsy, oas keeping IN .cye To
Wind yard, ms sailors. say, can al
Faysstclf = iarsner without seeing
|.iu dust by driving moderately
past his premises. Take. Tor in
stahes, asraw, cold clustering day,
'sndGo5k out, aud IN too, as lar as
aoai can. you'll fad out who lives
hcrc, without Stopping to:inqlire
i you indthe fences all up and in
>rder, gates,in; repair, and shut.
zee the barns, stables, sheds. ami
All.oat E6hsss newly. bSttensd all
Fidy and snug about tho, yard
Ihousc banked up with, tan bark.
and cellarswindows barrieaded IA
gainsl frost, not a scylhe, rake, or
hoe, hanging ont on npple.iree
limbs, mt a wagon, cart, pluw. or
Implement Of any Sort unhonsel
he young choice fruit trees i,ck
eted with straw overcoats, she!
filtered witi Glenn straw an | slcrl,
battle underneath, comfortably
sheltered, and co .iIy Chewing their
contcnted' cuds-secing these signs.
you may safely say: .Ycs. n farm.
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MISHLER'S
HERB BIT E RS.

It's now Ave years since u, Mishler's Herb
Bittcrs were hrst prominently introduced to
the public, and during that time their success
IN curing all diseases, arising from an lmnure
state OF the blood or diseased stomach, has been
so great that the proprietoris justified in offer.
ingthcm ~ specific remedy for ALL diseases
orgnatingfro the above causes, and Is willing
Y they fail to perform all that is claimed for
them.
u. Mishler's Herb BitteTs are guaranteed tn
cure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Fever and
Ague, Intermittent, Remittent and Typhoid
Fever, Loss Of Appetite, Nervous Affections,
General Debility, or Weakness caused by ex.
cess, imprndence or exposure. Coughs and
Colds, Rheumatism, Dlarrhoea, Cholera MGR.
bus, Cramp In the Stomach, Piles, Diseases OF
the Skin, such Ms Scrofula, Ulcers, etc., etc. II
ls also certain TO remove all distractions 10 the
regular course Of nature IN Females and will
cure Green Sickness, or Leucorrhoea or Whites,
Womb Complaint or Falling ofthe Womb, &C.,
and thus preserve the Fair Complexion ofthose
who nseit AsaTonlc and Appetizer these Bit.
ters are unrvaled.
Unlike other popular remedies, the cOmpo.
slion OF n. Mishler's Herb Bitters 's no secret,
for the proprietor has no hesitaney In making
know their Ingredients: They are composed
Of Elecampane, Burdock, Spikenard, Hoap.
wort, Peruvian Bark, Buchu, SpiceWood, Null
le,n slippery Elm, SAssafras. Sarsnparilla, Gen.
tian Root, Jumper, Spirits Nltre, Balssm Copa-
via, Cubebs, DNndeiien, Pure Spirits, and Bar
berry,
6S- Mishler's Bitters are warranted pure and
unAduiierated. For sale by --
J. VAGNIER, Geuu AGENT
For Fdirfsld county, at fAe Grocery OF H. Vog-
nfsr, eornsr cfA Alleys ~ rear Of Siocnla Hhiie's
Drug Store, Lancaster. o.
July 4, lSO7A3m. tt.TN aNftHt l.fi
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The While Pine eOmpOurt

Cures @ore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipiheris,
Brobohitis, npiiucg of Blood, anii FulnWnai!
Ahsct,ons generally. II - .rc.narkahlc I, me-
ny for hidley Complaints, Diabetes, DiitcaIt!
Di V1idiH2 Crime, Blceling Of the Kidney hno
Blatdor, Gravcl aud othe CO complaints.
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Familu Sewing Machine,

Warranted superior, and more easily learned
to use than any other two thread machine
CHANGE OF TENSION from light
TO heavy goods; ru.s light, still, faster. and
uses Smaller Needle than other Ma
chimes.
ia attachments for iIemming, Braid-
Ing, CordiDg, rucktng, Quilitng'
FelIing, irin ming, xiudtn9, Em-
brOidcrIng, b atc., are novel and practical,
and have been invented and adjusted especially
for this Machine.
The Machine is simple, compact, durHble,
and beautiful, and will perform rs great range
ofwork as all other Family Machines combn-
od using either silk. Twist. Linen or Cotton
Thread, and sewing withequnl facility the very
finest and conrsest materials.
We have also all kinds of Singers Manufac-
tur ng Machines. -
Fnil in nstructions gwen and all Machines war
ranted for three years.
Before purchasing give usa call.
ZIMMERMAN 4 DUNCAN,
Agents for FIiri Li anl Hooking Counties.
Olhce 1t II G. lIYEa'5 Millinery store Lam
saster, Ohio.
N g. All persons wanting tn" Florence,
wheeler h Wilson, or Grover Baker Machnes
viii please call. as we sell them at half-prIce,
warranted NJ go raa any oftho kind.
August 10, lsB7-3m u. & u.
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MACHINERY.

w. II. ALDhlCII, Agent. Laups. Lanterns,
Glaze Ware, Window Glas Fruit Jars, CarLoa BenIius
Linsosd aud Lard Oils. No. 6 W Second 81.
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:" lndians are allowed to vote irl
snhcl,igan whiie negroes are exg
Jed. The new Constitution gives
wight e. bolb.S -,
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MONUAI EN- rs.
MUSIC


II. WHITE a son, importers of the celebrated
Scotch Granite, Italian Marble Aonumen,s. Dealers In
all Native Grhnilss 2j5 and 15T ". fifh ST.
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HYAT17s LIFE BALSIM

IIas snrsd oxer lO0Oo eases Of RhsumaBs, Sorofna,
Ola plcsrs, Dyspepsia, aud all Diseases ArlEng from
Imparity Of the blood 81 botlsi sI for s.. certih.
salss Of la wondsa cprsS eau be bad Of l., Y. uJath
~ LIN g.. GiheinnAti, o. ~ ri n a .t E
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PIIYyS g OILS,

GEIGER 81 MuND. Sheet Music, Musical
in'tuAsntA, Sols Agents for Tra)ssr, Robinson Co.'S
Pianos. 212 W. Finh ~.
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CARPENTEIt, BROWN s. ELLIOTT,
WhOlesals Gr0eSrs aud Commission MsrehAnta, We1
Second Street.
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JOuyIN,S KID GLOVES, $l.25 per p.
worth o.. at Bell Alillus. ~ ". Foufth st.
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j. a. FAY 81 co., Manufacturers Of every variety
q pssa. Wood working hAshiusTy, Plating Aiashinsi,
shsh. Modins and Tenohing Machines, etc. Warranted
superior to any IN uss Mandatory and Oes oornsr
Jshn 4 Front Sta, Send for circulars
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IFlND LOOM.

gibson BLIOS., Wholelais Dealers In Hats,
Caps, straw Goods, aud furs. II W. Pearl st.
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COAN, TnK HALTER, "a WesI Fourth 81.
noarly opposlls Plky's OpeIa IlQnba.
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DIl. COTTON, the Rsviyu Of Nitrous Oxide.
Teeth extracted ritheut paiA. Has given " to 4O,OOO
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FARMERS wanting the BEST HAND LOON in
Tor ksaVns all knjJ Of cloth, should procure MIN
DENllALEs, with lats improvements. II is simple
child can operate y. For circulars and samples 81
COMPANY, cineinnati Once removed to l6O Court
Street, bstws6n hAce aud Elm.
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UNION COR OIL IS LAMP 90.
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GROCERS.

TAYLOR, THOMAs & CO., Manufacturers,
at sciotoyillo D. odieo, 24i Water ST., CiAainnAh.
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.y g KID GLOYEs. $50
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The RecOnsIructIOn Acts.

H2g1 the ~. Y. Times
Senator Williams is credited with an inten-
tion to introduce measure amendatory of the
Reconstruction acts, with reference more par
ticularly to the possible failure of proceedings
in certain States under the provision which
requires majority ofregistered voters to exer-
else the franchise. The House, too, has wit
messed at least one sign of disposition to
keep the question open under the pretense of
being ready for emergencies.
The judgment of both Houses, we trust will
withhold encouragement from these or any
other attempts that may be made to touch the
Reconstruction laws in the present stage of
their working. II they fail in any State to
produce civil reorganization, changes may be
necessary to overcome exceptional obstacles
or to confer efficiency upon irregular or other
wise defective action. But the time for legis-
latiOn of this character will not come until all
the preliminary stages shall have been passed,
and the failure in any State shall have been
established. To introduce new features now,
with the view of preventing possible defeat,
wOuld be to confess that Congress is not will
ing to abide by the results of its own handi-
work. Whatever these results are to be, let
there be no more tinkering in the interim.
A stage is approaching, however, at which
NObBlGHo may PIOpCily AoNl56 uOl OulJ lJS OWu
doings, but their formal results as seen in the
drafts of the new Constitutions. That would
be an absurd limitation of the task which
should restrict it to the technicalities of COM
pliance with the law, or which should resolve
everything into the question of 'lOyalty," in
stead Of embracing all aspects of matter for
which Congress is exclusively responsible.
In its own sphere, the law should be left to
operate precisely as it is. The duty devOlving
on Congress, though not beginning until the
revision be reached, will extend much further
than Mr.. Stevens or the Senator from Oregon
appears to contemplate.
1t will take cognizance of success as well as
defeat. Ii will seek to check and amend the
excesses of i'll Informed zeal not less than to
Illustrate the manepvres of the opposition.
1t will be careful that the protection due to
the freedmen shall not be pretext for pro-
scIiption as against the whites-that equality
of civil and political rights shall not furnish
excuses for supremacy based on prejudice and
color. In word, when next Congress touches
reconstruction, we trust that partisan tinker
ing will be superseded by statesmanship
that shall eliminate from the projected con-
| stitutions whatever may tend to jeopardze
reorganization, by making it the badge of sec
| tional haTshness and injustice. The opportu-
| nifty that will then arise, judiciously used,
may do much towards Obliteratihg lingering
distrust and jealousy, and to render recon
struction the reality which alone will guaran-
tee the permanence of peace.
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Ths Next Great Fight.

From The N. T. Independent
On the eve ola battle warriors refresh them
selves with sleep; but on the eve of battle Of
IDEAS, men who expect to win must keep wide
awake. To sleep on the eve of such a
battle would be to lose the battle itself. "The
price of liberty is eternal vigilance"
Yet, although this was never more true than
now, the zeal of many has waxed cold. Thou
sands Of good citizens, whose hearts year or
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"'I bPIstTust and a General Danger.
From ne ~ Y Herald.
Never, perhaps, at any former period was
he web of European politics more completely
angled than it is at the present moment.
This is manifest equally from the internal
affairs as well as from the external relations
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REAL EsTATE sALE, Dec. II


Orphans Court Sale-EstRte Of Charles PenrO9es
deceased-TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, NO.
5l9 Caiharine stree. .a ~. lIrLrll
same eEsiate-THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELL
ING. No. 1913 Lombard street. 10000.
Seme Estate -2l IRREDEEMABLE GROUND
RENTSo$slo, s9eo $6 si2 s2o ts,le s71I oiS go St1
SSze The above Ground Rents are all well secured
Orphans Court Peremptory Sale Estate Of David
XickeTs; eased-IRREDEEMABLE GROUND
VERY VALUBLE BUSINESS sTAND-FoUR-
STORY BRICK STORE, No. AZ s, Second street.
between Market ana Ghesnnt streets; s0$ feet front
DENCE, No "a s. Ninth street above Spruce street.
TWO AND HALE STORY BRICK DWELLING.
NO 9!S N. Fourth street, above Poplar. -It
MODERN THREE~sTORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. i22 Callowhill street.
PeTemptory Sale-ELEGANT THREESTORY
BRICK RESIDENCE, No. Sl7 spruce street; has all
The modern coDveniencee. Immediate possession.
LARGE AND VALUABLk PROPERTY, known
as the Nv estern Exchange HOTEL" stables. etc 4
MAJ ket street, west of Thirty ninth street, 10 feet
front; 1875 feet deep to Green street. fronts
TWO THREE.STORY BRICK DWELLINGS,
Nos. llO9 and ll25 Ellsworth street, between Wash.
ipgton aud Federal streets.
THREE61ORY BRICK DWELLING, No. sc
IS Fifteenth street above Carpenter.
TAREESTORY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING S. W. corner of Fifteenth and MontrOse streets.
Adminstratrix's sale-GRoUND-RENT t2S.59 y
year. .H
Catalogues now ready.
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETTNcs rtsrf1
On Friday morning,
december 13, at IL o'clock, four months' cradIt
about 200 pieces ingran Venetian list hemp coT,sge
and rag Carpetngs, I95 -
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TOHN b. MYERS q Co, AUCTtONEERe
- Nos 2s2 and ga MARBET Street
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BROWNS. PATENT
CONFINED OARPET-sTnETCHEA AND
TACR-DRIvER. fef

TACR-DRIvER'
with this machine . lady can alone stretch and
,ac,r down AZ the same time her carpets a. easily
10 sweep them, saving bAck-aohes' bruised nngers,
temper time. and money II wiilstre'ch All KINDS %
csroats without the least damage, better, quicker.
and easier than any other stretcher made, and drive
rom 70 20-oz tacks with without leather heads
4 simple, easily worked, and win last lifetime
AGENTS wanted. Liberal terms given. II Is nice
machine ladies 70 sell. For Machines or Agencies
call on or address
WILLIAM #. sCHEIBLEs
no, 40 B. THIRD Street.
Ntr PhnadelphiAs
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AUc TIoN sArrs

M c / sces..5l. E L d ! pbi,,1 AN yl1, P C o.
AUCTlONEkls. NO. 5Oe MABK Sf Stree,
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

- HOTICE.-THE q RSIGNED
- would call attention OF She public 60 his
~ NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE
- This IA an entirely new heater. IL 10 so.cOn.
sTucted once commend Itself 70 general favor,
being combination OF wrought aud cast IRON. IL IL
very simple In It's construction and Is perfectly air
tlghE aefcleaning, having no pipes or drums 10 be
tak ana cleaned. IL In so arranged with upright
dues 10 produce larger amOunt OF heat nom the
same weight OF coal than any furnace In
The hygrOmetrc condition OF the air produced by
my new arrangement OF evaporation VIII ~ once De
munatrate that t Is the only Hot Air Furnace thai
will produce perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Those In want OF n complete Healing Apparatus
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Dos. lla2 ana n8 an ARK Er street,
Philadelphia.
large assortment OF Cooking Ranges, Fire- Boaro
stoves, Low Down Crates, Ven'iissora etc., always
n R@JobbInE Of All kinds promptly done. $40,
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- = Un IDuTsdhY MOrnInR, TT"
D. G. ", CONNER cling at 10 o'clock, We VIII SELL /
catalogue Tor cash i6Hcases Mems Boys, and Youth
bOotsi shoes, BroPans BalmOrRls etc.
also, WOmen's, Misses aud Children's wear Il
which the attentIon Of the trade Is Called I2 A.
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LARGE PERFMPToRY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS. ETC.
On Monday morning,
december Q, At 10 o'clock, on four months credit,
Goods, ' 'N RE a 5tS 5t
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LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES.
BROGANS. ETC.
- On Tuesday morning,
Dec. TO- at 10 o'clock, on four nonths' credit iyO0
packages boots. shoes, baimorals, etc. fI2l5t
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/ n IhL VhT HANS NVUhI FUit TIE NIIl
i AND COUNTY OF PHILA DELPHIA.
Estate Of JOHN w. WARWICK, deceased,
The Auditor appointed by the Court TO audit settle,
and adjust the account OF JOHN \. METZ Admiois-
frator OF JOHN w. WARWICK, deceased, and 10
report dstibu OF the balance In tue hands OF the
Accountant, viii meet the parties Interested for the
luTpOses OF his appointment, on MONDAY, Decem-
Der ne 1867 Ht o'clock II. NJ. at his office No 429
WALNUT Street second story, ln the city OF Phila-
dephih. WILLIAM a. ALLISON,
"A 30dtuth5t Auditor
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH,
On four months credit,
. On Thursday Merning
At 10 O'Clock, embracing about izOO paolrapea ana
lots OF staple and fancy articles. no sSt
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PEREMPTORY SALE ON ACCOUNT OF WHO
IT MAY CONCERN.
THOMAS q SONS, Auctloneers.

VALUAB Bile PAIENI. "-" I.
On TUESDAY, December ~, 1867, at IL o'clock.
Noon, Will be sold, at Public Sale without reserve,
at the Philadelphia Exchange,
Letters Patent, granted by the United States 70
AlphOnse LOiseau for an Improvement In machinery,
tor coakiDg or covering core with thread Of WOOL
or for surrounding core OF any material with
thread any desired material described and illus
trated in drawings accompanying the Letter Patent
which he seen at the office OF Edward l.. Bodn,
Esq., No. Sl3 Arch street, here any Information con"
cerning the same can be obtained. ll208
Sale absolute. $500 to be paid at time OF sale.
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COAL.

D MIDDLETON q CO., DEALERS IN
COAL. Kept dry under cover Prepared expressly
tor family use Yard, No. I22B WABHlNOION
w LILLIAN STILLS COAL DEPOT, Nos
w 1916 1918, ano l220 WASHINGTON Avenue,
The best qualities Of Coal, for domestic steam use,
furnished 10 any part OF the city IL 8m
DRIVY WELLS-OWNERS OF PROPERTY
j. The only place 20 get Privy Wella cleaned and
tisiniected ~ very low prices, -
A. PHYSON,
Manufacturer Of pOudFette,
90 ooLD5MITH's HALL, LIBRARY Street.
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december p. commencing At 10 O'clock we will sell
by catalogue, for cash, ZOO csees mems, boys and
youths boots, shoes brogsns, balmOrals. etc. also,
womens. "a nistes and cbildren's wear from city aud
eastern manufacturers Il25N
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HOLD Regular Sales OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SE(IJRTTTFca Ar
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Handois OF each property issued separately.
1000 catalogues published and circulated con ainina
null descriptions OF property to be sold also
gister, and offered at private sale.
Sales advertised daily In all the daily newspapera.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
MICHAEL sHAFFER VS. JOHN GATCHELL.

L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
MICHAEL SHAFFER VS., JOHN GATCHELL,
Levari Facias. June Term, 1857. No 7os
The Auditor appointed by the Court 10 distribute
the fund arising from the sale under the above writ
from the following described real estate, to wir-A
that certain lot piece OF ground situate on the
south side Of Coates street. at the distance of fty five
het Ten inches and three-quarters of an inch east
ward from .nS east side of Thirteenth street in the
ate DstIlct OF SprlnB Garden, the Fourteenth
Ward OF the City OF Philadei pha ming in front
breadth on sad Coates street eighteen feet ana ex
tending sOuthward between lines az right angles with
said Coates street in length depth on the east line
thereof sixty feet and the line thereof forty
three feet 70 the head OF three feet wide alley lead
ing southwark into Penn street, thence along the
eastwaTdly side Of said alley sJl south seven
ieei; bounded northward by said Coates rect
eastward by ground now or late OF William Hafnlan
southwaTd by ground OF Mary Brown, ana westward
partly by certain Two feet six inches wide alley lead
Ing porthward into the said Coates street partly by
81 ech's Thirteenth street lots, partly by said
three-ieet wide alley leading southwark Into said
Will meet the parties interested for the purposes OF
his appointment ~ his Onice. No 1913 FIT III Street.
ln The city of Philadelphia, TUEsDAY. the 17th day
OF December, 1867, at o'clock p. NJ when and where
All persons interested are required TO make their
claims debarTed from coming In upon said IN
l2blUt AMOS BRIGGS, Auditor.
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22shaTes Southwark National Bank.
70 shares KensiDgton National Bank. ..-
20 shares Commercial National Bank.
lUO shares Mechanics National Bank.
$5OOO Convertible Bonds Chesapeake and Del. Canal.
$1,000 LIST Mortgage Huntington and Broad Top r. r.
$500 Camden and Amboy Railroad Bonds OF 1854
100 shares Little Schuylkill Navigation RR, par $50.
AZ shares Camden and Amboy r. r.
shares Philadelphia ana Trenton r. II.
100 shares Lehgh Valley II. II.
100 shares Minehill and Schuylkill Haven r. r.
so shares Phila.. Germantown and Norristown II. r.
For Other Accounta
AZ shares Penn National Bank. ...s 81
100 shares COns0iidation National Bank. f..r
90 shares Delaware Mutual Insurance Co.
100 shal es Morris Canal Common stockl..
800 shares Cambria Iron Co.
$500 CouL on BOND Wyoming Coal and Iron Co.
400 shares Seventeenth and Nineteenth streets Pas-
eeDger Railway Co. f4II4
1000 shares Black Heath Coal Co.
81 shares West Branch and Susquehanna Coal Co;
% shares Plano forte Manufacturing Co.
1000 shares Ruby Gold and Silver Mining Co,
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