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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-06

Mediate Mediate upon the promises
Of God. The promises are flowers, growing
in the paradise of scripture meditation, like
the bee, sucks out the sweetness of them
The promises are of no use or comfort to us
till they are meditatcd upon. For as the ro-
SEES hanging in the garden may give a fragrant
perfume, yet their sweet water is distilled only
by fire. so the promises are sweet in reading
over, but the water of these roses-the spirit
and qulntesence of the promises-is distilled
into the soul by meditation The incense,
while it is pounded and beaten smells sweet
est. Medltating on promise, like the beat
ing of the incense, makes it most odoriferous
and pleasant The promises may be compar-
ed to gold mine which then only enricheth
when the gold is dug out. by holy medita-
ton we dig out the spiritual gold which lies
hid in the mine Of the promise, and SO we
come to be ENRICHED Cardan saith, there is
no precious stone but has some hidden virtue.
in it. They are called precious promises
2 Pet. l., 4. Then they are applied by medi-,
tation. then their virtue appears to, and they
become precious indeed.
A stingy man who had several apprentices,
was accustomed to feed them quite largely or
bean soup. This was we'll enough at first,
but after little while, with each successive
soup, smaller number of beans appeared -
| One day at the table, aftel the good man had
said grace over it, one of the boys, after u
| scruliliziag examination of the dish, was seen
to rise suddenly from his cha and commence
| to strip. ':Wsat are you about there Tom r.
! nv n, i,ood tho maSfar ss(xoip. To -
bea~," was the reply.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-06
BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN,
- AttOr ney at Law,
WA

CouRrs:-Augusta, Rockbridge, Highland, and
adjoining counties
Ofice-corner room Of Imboden's Law Building
Courthouse Alley. april scott
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-06

VIA.
chesapeake s. Ohio Railroad to the Junction,
thence via. the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Po-
tomac Railroad to Acquia Greek, connecting with
the New and Elegant Steamers. GEORGEANA,
Capt j. H. Freeman, and IRONSlDES, Capt.
Wyndham B. Mayo, for Baltimore, arriving in
time to connect with Trains for Philadelphia and
New York, and also for the West
nag PASSENGER FARE AND FREIGHTs
AS CHEAP AS ANY ROUTE.
% BY This ROUTE, Drayage.
Hauling and Wharfage is Avoid
ed. -gsa
Be careful to ask for tickets via the LOWER
POTOMAC LINE, and in Ordering Goods, di-
rect to have them marked by the same Route.
For further information and through tickets,
apply to VIM. J. Hunter, Agent, Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad, Stanton Va, to Major P. Wood
ward, Solicitor, or address.
j. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket and Freight Agent,
Richmond, Va.
I
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-06

ID w. YsURKE.
h. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
LIQUORS only, has always on hand
tn iargest assortment of
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DIX. b. r. KEESE. 7.----- - -NWM.
DR.. b. p. REESE :, & CO..

nR. B. p. REESE & CO.,
IL La. successors to Fl ii4-
s'.a YOUNG & REESE, Druggists,
New Street, above Virginia Hotel,
STANTON, VA,
Keeps constantly OF hand, DRUGS. PAINTS,
OILS, DYE STUFFS, and every thing usually
kept in this line fresh and of the purest articles.
which they offer at the lowest prices and on the
most accomm odatng terms.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
hours day and night
Physicians in the country will find it to their
interest to give us call. sept S-tf
~ B. HOGE & BRO.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-10-06

We desire to obtain specimens of Dark Marble
found in the Valley. april 8-69 If
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+. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

chesapeake 4 Ohio KaiIr0ad.
On and after SUNDAY, Sept, 10,
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS will run as fol-
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05
Pennsylvania STATE SUNDAY
school Convention.

The annual Convention for tn,
year 1870. will be he d at Harrisburg
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
June IA, 10 and l6. George l.. Stu.
art. E.q., is expected to preside
Each Sunday School in the State i,
invited 10 send two or more delegates
Pastors of Churches. Supefintcndenis
of Sunday Schools, and prominenl
SUNDAY School workers from all parts
ot the State are invited to attend au,
participate.
Our Sunday School brethren from
other States are cordially welcomed
IL is requested that the names o.
those who expect TO attend shall be-
sent TO Rev, Thos. II. Robinson. OF
John NJ Sayford. Secretary, on or be
fore the first day OF June, as il WILL
De NECESSARY for those who would
avail themselves of n reduction oi
fare on the railroads, % procure ex-
cursion tickets before leaving theiI
homes for Harrisburg. The commit
Tee Of arrangements win secure orders
tor tickets tor all who notify them IN
time to do so and forward them.
Places Of entertainment will be pro.
vided for all who give due notice o
their coming.
Il, ii. ROBINSON, Chairman.
j NJ. SAYFoRD, Sccrftdry.
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GEN. 90. IfowARD is fortuu ate
in his ca'uminators. Years ago. il wn.
Andrew Johns,n who malignci him in
long aud frequent veto messages on
tho Freedmeu's Bureau bill. After
ward. it was Gen. Gordan Granger
who went spying among the sabordin-
ates that he might find matter on winch
to ground Indefinite and general abuse
of the Chief Of the Bureau, which il
will b. remembered was subsequently
delivered in loog report, which read
very much like the effort Of az ame-
ienr correspondent of n fourth class.
newspap"r. Now il il Fernando Wood
who impeaches the bnnesty Of his ad-
mipistration Of the affairs ol the Freed
men. lfihe witnes%e, who are 10 SUI
tain these charges have no better
standing with the public than the ac-
cuScrS. the prosecution will prove con-
temptible persecution, But there is
little doubt that the result OF the case,
which somc one has aptly termed
" Macksrrlvillc versus Ilavelock, -
will be the complete vindication OF
Gen. IIuward.-rN. Y. Tribuae,
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Militia Service.

II may be of interest TO many Of our
readers to learn that previous to ad
journmcnt the Legislature passed an
act relating to the militia organization
Of the State aud militia tsA. Tho bill
proqiies as follows:
Each aud every person not now, or
who shall not hereafter become n mem
btr OF some military organization, shall
pay q the collector oftaxes in the ci,y,
county, borough or township in which
he NAV reside. the sum Of fifty cents
lnualy; the payment of which sum
shall exempt him from liability TO per
{ rm military service except under
orders to prevent or repel invasion, or
% suppicss insurrec,ion. tumult o.
rot; the proceeds to be applied 20 sus
ainiug volunteer military organizations
AM in any county where there shall be
~ volunteer military organizations the
IN ncy received into the brigade fund
~ aforesaid. shall he paid by thr
county treasurer Of laid county at the
Gloss of each year to the School Board
of the several school districts in said
county, in proportion to the nunbero o
taxable inhabitants in said district, &c
be used Tor school purposes.
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Tue DANvILLE AsyLuM-The h.
tUgeacer says that work was COM
menced on the Asylum on the Nth.
II SAYS mrthur: In company with
the Superintendent, we paid visi.
10 the locality the early part of the
week. We iound everything prepared
t. commence operations thousands oi
perches Of stone, and millions OF brick
are Lying around loose" preparatory
to being piled up iu the proper shape
and form in the new building, Work
meu have been engaged all winter ia
dressing the iintcls, silIs, ETC., out of o
beautiful red stone brought from York
ca. The foundation and cellar walls
built last year don't appear to have
been affected in the least by the fros,
during the wiuter months, but look
>t'unch. solid aud enduring. Il IL in-
tended to ruo the walls up during this
season OF sufficient height for the root.
which will necessitate the empln,
ment Of a very large pumber Of me
chauics and aborors. A we'll hu.
heen sunk on the premises. in the rear
oi the asy Iun, to the depth Of sixty
live iest, which yields as unlimited
supply Of pure spring watev.--Sl00.-
900 has been appropriated BY the
LegisIsturs 10 cootiuue The work this
year, very lGrgs suu Of moacy.
.hich distsIbssed here. cash, sno'is
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Fighting In Cuba.

The war in Cuba still continues,
with varying success on either side.
II is difficult to get ut the true state
Of affairs in tbs island. Que day we
have the Spaniards claiming that the
revolution Is morally If not actually
subducd, the rebel armies disbanded.
and their leaders escaping out Of the
country and next day We hear, from
Cuban sources, that the revolution Is
stronger than ever. the the Spaniards
nave been defeated aud driven back nj
every point. aud will soon be compel
I'd TO sbandoo the contest. We sus.
pect both stories have basis OF truth
The io.urcctionary distraicts Of Cuba
are mountainous. covered with fo'
est, destitute Of good roads. and eS.
ccelingly difficult for regular military
operations The only war is q dcsul'
tnry. guerrilla style Of fighting, il
which the insurgent has always ,
great advantage over the regular sol
der. Tho insurgents may be driver
from their camp. only TO gather some
where else; the Spaniards may be re
pulsed, only TO fall back upon thei
own lines, where the poorly-armed an'
ill.disciplined insurgent can not follow
them, aud prepare for renewal of th
attack. This sort Of warfare may g
on for years
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The Indian Troubles.

CHEYENNE, May "a private lot
ter from Fort Laramie, dated Apri
90, says the indians attacked Ben
Mills cattle herds on the Clingwater
aud slaughtered several cattle. Two
men who we're with the herd are missing
Large numbers at men are daily ar
irving from the East to join the Big
Horn Association. Over hundred
turned out to day and paraded the
streets. The expedition will start
May lG.
CHICAGO, May "A person who
arrived ot Sioux, City yesterday frou,
Fort Sally. reports that the Cheyenne
agency has been taken possession Of
by Indians, and that in attempting to
land they were ordered back by the
sava2.s, who fired over their heads
that Major Kendall aud comrades are
prisoners, and that the Indians bad
Killed q large number Of cattle, the
earcases OF which are seen along the
river banks and on the sand bars.
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EDiroRs sPosr.--Republican Of Snyder county,
In few weeks you will he called upon to select
standard bearers, from your number, Tor the n y
preaching campaign, and we recommend to your
favorable consideration. Cot. WM, q. HRRRoLp
as suitable person 10 represent this Senatorial
District 10 the senate OF Pennsylvania. tol
Herrold's party fealty, integrity, ability aud
fitncss will not admit OIL question Of doubts and
he Justly merits the nomination. lie will care
fully guard and promote the Interests Of bis con
stitucncy, and make us n representative OF whom
We may Justly be proud. We venture the assur
snce that he will exercise every effort to advance
every popular and feasible project which Will
enhance the interest Of the people.
REpunLtCANs OF FRANKLIN.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

MgssRs. EolroRs:-Alow me TO urge upon
the Renubllcans of our county the -proprlety oi
re.nomlnating u. T.. PARKS, FsQ FIR the afrcc
oi District Attorney. Mr. PARKS brief Official
career has proven him tn be an efficient and an
obliginu officer, aud We SEQ no good reason
why he should not be re 'ected At the brea ktnu
out Of the rebellion, Rsrneyn was among the
hrst IN respond to the call tor volunteers-served
his country faithfully rs q soldier nearly four
years. In that time received wounds from which
he will never fully recover, and now We think
that II would be but small return for the xrati
tule We owe an honorable soldier and an efficient
ofhcer 70 e.elect him. OLD BEAVER.
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Plantation BitteI.S.
q. T.-Ia6o-n

This wonderful vegetable restorative 10
the sheei-anchor Of the feeble and debili-
lated. As ton 10 and cordial for the sgsd
and languid 1t mas no equal among ston-
achics. As n remedy for the nervous weak
ness to which women are especially sub
jec', II is supcsseding every other stimu-
lent. In all climates. tropical, temperate
or frigid, It acts as . specific ia every sps-
cies Of disorder which undermines the bod
lily strength and breaks down the animal
spirits. For sale by all druggists. Mo-6a,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

EDiroRs Posr;--During the war. when soldiers
we're needed to protect our homes and guard the
national honor, we said to our noble volunteers
zoo, boys, and We y III see that you are provided
for should you 10 woundei.n As general thlnv
our promises have been remembered. and many
wounded soldiers sre now holding Offices Of trust
and honor. Believing that our citizens are
ever willing 10 honor those who imperiled their
lives for u.. we would urge the nnmin alton III
JANvs NJ VA>ZAsDr. n citizen OF your town.
for the once OF Register and Recorder, at the
ensuing primary election. Mr., VanZandt served
,hat tins was so severely wounded n. 10 una,
him for hard manual labor. Therefore we think
that he should be nnminsted and elected VI
elected we are satisfied that he will he an eth
Client officer. PEnNs.
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TEE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD,

For f,eenfy:fre cents you can buy
1 your Druggist or Grocer a package
Of Sea Moss Farine, manufactured
from pure Irish Moss or Carrageen,
~hieh 'ciRn'ake sirteen quarts Of Blanc
Mange' and a like quantity of Put
df"g', Custards, Creams, Charlottes
Russes, dc, dc II as Jy far the
cheoPest, heoIthirst and most delicious
food IN the eorld.
Rand Sen Moss Rarine Co,
62 PARK Place, NY.
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The Oneida Orphans.

The Secretary Of the Navy has al
dressed the following letter to Mr.
Fremon, 10 response to a commuuics-
lion from that lady, announcing thai
the managers of the Union Home and
School for Soldiers and Sailors Or
phans will take charge of and educate
the children of those who were lost on
the Oneida
WASHINGTON, Nay 2, 1870,
Ny DEAR MADAM: | have received
your letter enclosing the announce.
meut that the managers Of the Union
Home for Soldiers aud Sailors Or
phans, New York, are prepared to take
charge Of and educate the children VIII
have been left fatherleSs by the fatal
collision OF the British steamer Bombay
with the United States ship Oueida Il,
the Bay Of Yeddo. beg that you will
allow me 10 express to you and your
associates, for myself aud for the whole
naval service, the high appreciation
that will le i,lt Tor this act oi generous
charity.
The fate OF the officers aud men oil
the Oueida and the circumstances un-
der which it Was met were such IL
appeal for sympathy to every heart,
aud presents 10 tbs world AN eximplr
OF courage and discipline OF which the
men aud women OF our cot nlry ma,
well be proud To provide for the
orphans OF those who died 50 suddenly
yet So bravely is an act worthy OF youl
noble chsrity--an act noble in itselI
aud which Will have an effect for good
beyond tho present.
There is no stronger sorrow than that
which comes with the thought VI thus,
who are lett unprovidej behiod and
death, whatever form it takes, viii b,
met with less regret, ii not with m"re
courage, by every sailor as he realizes
hat the hearts OF his country women
are open and warm towards them.
In the name OF the officers aud men
Of tie navy l ibauk tho managers aud
members Of your institution, and assure
you Of u grateful remembrance oil yuul
kindness by them and their children
aud OF the higher reward which will
come TO yru with the consciousness OF
giving Joy to so many hearts.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE NJ robson.
Secretary Of Navy.
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rs HEBEBY GIVEN to

1N the Members and Stock. holders, and
others Interested that the Selinsgrovo Ss.
wing and Building Association, through its
President and Secretary, have presented
their petition to the Court OF Common Picas
Of Snyder county. Mt Feb. Term, is70.prsy-
ing said Court to allow said Association 10
alter and amend It's Constitution. Tha
anid application is fled 10 the Prethonota
ry's Ohice and win be presented for con
drmation ut May Term next, unless cause
shall be shown TO the contrary on or before
the first day OF next Term.
J. GROUSE, Prothonotary.
April q, 1S7C.
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5000.

SsAAn WANTED an active man, In
sDsINIvIs each County In the states, TO
travel and take orders BY sample for TEA, cor
FEE and SPICES. TO suitable men We " III
rive salary OF t9oc to u 900 ear, above travel
Ing and other expenses, and reasonable com.
mission on sales.
Immediate applications are solicited from
proper parties. References exchanged. Apply
TO, or address Immediately.
J. PACKER 4 90.
continental Mills"
Ssi Bowery, New York.
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NEW ApvERTIsEMEnTs

.SHERlFFS SALE -Bv viriue of
~ n certain Writ Of yend. FIX. issued out Of the
Court Of common Pleas of Snyder County, aud
10 me directed, will he exposed 10 public sale at
the Tour, House; In the Borough of Niddieburg,
snyder County, Pa, on
Monday. May 23, 1870.
Att o'clock, y. NJ, a certain Tract OF Land
situate In West Beaver township, county and
state aforesaid. bounded and described as Ia low
I'm the eas, by land OF Daniel Harmony, north
by public road leading from Adamsburg 10 Lew
istOwn, West by land " Reuben ~nith. and
senth by land Of Joseph Peters. containing one,
halt Of ap acre, more or less wherein erected
u good FRAME HOUSE and STABLE, and an
OFFICE. Seired, taken Into execution. and to
be sold as the property OF RoswKLL RoTuRocK
JOHN. =. WOLF, sheriff.
Sheriff = Once, Mlddieburg, April %, 1870.
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AND still the good cork goes on
The Secretary OF the Treasury reports
for this mouih reduction in the pub.
lie debt Of nearly twelve millions Of
dollars, being ut the rste Of almost o
hundred and 6iiy millions . year +!
Nothing should more strengthen the
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-05

EpiroRs Posr.-Piease announce thnt Jous
RoAia, oi PenOs Twp, will be q candidate for
County Commissioned, subject 20 the decision Of
.mr nepuoilean voters vt tho ensning Primary
office; l. good sound Republican, and will, II
elected, make good officer. j.
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COMMISSIONER.

THIsKIsa that our township is entitled to n
Commissioner this fall, allow mo To present the
name Of ADAM J. FISHER to the Republican vo.
ters of our county In connection with that Office
Mr. Fisher has always been an active and jealous
Republican and has never heretofore asked for
anything In tho power of the party to hestow
We think II wonld be but simple Justice to place
him In nomination at the ensuing primary elec
tion. Should he 10 nominated md elected. we
will have an honest aud compstent CommIs.
sioner. PKaSs.
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Agents--Canvassing Books sent free for
SECRETS OF INTERNAL REVENUE.

The most remarkable book ever published, be-
Ing complete exposure OF the powerful confed
eratioas or Kings" prcying on our Govern nient
showing up all cliques from the lowest To the
highest, Cabinet officers and Consressmen as
well as minor operators systematic depredatIons
conspiracies, official corruption political infu.
ence, patronage and wire pulling. A fearless,
Historical work, invaluable to every citizen +;
nent Detective. over 10000 copies already sold.
Agents wanted. Cauvassing books free. Ad.
Boston, Mass, Chicago, li. or Cincinnati, o.
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THx once Of County Commissioner Is one Of
the most Important Offices to the tax re yers of
county, and to hil II We shonid have men Of un
with many Republicans. sllow me to present the
claims 81 fCArrAIN PHILIP KINNEY, of Beaver
for this important office. lie Il q man OF sound
and elected, will make faithful officer
FRANKLIN.
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NessRs. EpiroRs Permit mo, q subscriber
to suggest through the columns OF your paper
the name OF y. II. Schuck. Of Middieburg. (for.
merry Of Monroe township as n suitable and
worthy candidate for re. nom na tion for Register
and Rccorder OF this county. He has proved
himself capable, efficient, industrious and obi
ginx. No ono who has had occasion tn cntor the
once can bear witness to the contrary. An ex
celient pennman. n good accountant, n sound
Republican deserving OF success Let US re
nominate him BEAVER.
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correct iist Of Retail Dealers In Forsiwn and
Domestic MsrehtndIss IN snyder County subject
60 License f"r tho ysAr is7o .nd notice y hs.s,
OomInssioners' Once, In the Bor ugh of Middle
burg, ON nwEDNE>DAY.t tbs s4,h day o. ma Y
O'Clock p H. 81 which time aed p,scc sii sho
Ars tntsrsAtsd may attend " they ihiDk propsr.
J.H. HARTMAN,
HA M MeroantIis Appraiser.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN hnaI account OF Samuel 0cmberiing, As.
sIvuee Of uundrum 4 Reghard, Of the Borough Of
Selsarove, will be presented 10 the Court for con.
hrmntion and allowance at the Court House IN
MiddisbeFg on Monday May 20 1870, when all
pefpons inssFssted can attend if they think pro.
per. y.CKOUSE,
April 70, 1s7o. Prothopotary.
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consisting Of HATS. B0YNETs. FLOWERS.
RIBBONS. &C.. dc.. and am constantly re.
ceivins new goods and new s,y;cs. Please
give me call before purchasing elsewhere
! viii positively sell e. cheap as any Mill.
ner In this u adjoining couniies.
MARY A. HALrEMAN.
Middleburs. April %, ie70.-Sm
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WIN. HARDING. Esq,,
W JUSTICE OF THE rEAcE 4

Fwmont, Snyder Ccussy, Pens.
Collestions- u all klnds nads q The shortest
aoiies and % w negt vsssoasble ,efns.
Cos.syHneIps Z. ~ W brapehes ssPs
Ss'ss. ssss. ~ = PAW: r's s,ss :sss;
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Committee Meeting

The Republican Standing Committee OF
8ny der County IL requested 10 meet nj the
Courl House in Midileburg, OH Tuesday
May ~. 1910.
A full attendance 10 requested as business
VI importance will be transacted.
The following are the names Of the Com.
mittec:
Beayer--Dr. l. u. Conrad, Joseph 3. Uish.
West Beavof.-I ]. Maitern. Joseph Monbect
Ctntre-Peter Hartman, Jacob al. Hartman.
thapioah-J. H. Hall, Frank wallace.
Trhnklip--John Biiger, John ReitI.
Jrekscn--Johp n. Beaver, 4. Gross.
Mhdi.burg-J. Y. shindel. Jacob Aurand.
Middlesreck- %. A. schoch, Joel iiilger.
NOnine-Johr Young, Joseph Baurt,
penns--charlcs Miller, Jatnes Pnwlipg.
perry-William Harding. snsc Helm.
West rerry-M. sheiieb berger, jos. Arbcgas
selinsgrove-H. =. Boyer, a. Il. Schreh.
t'nIon-Jacob y. Bogar, John !. Kelly
Washlbgton-Maj. }. n. Adam, u. b. Meyer.
by order Of
JN0. y. sllINDEL,
ID. u. MORN, Chairman.
Sfrrflgry