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New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

FOR GOVERNOR.

Soule received ,6GO votes for state Engineer. Sey-
mour. majority over SOuie is 5j3 If the LOGO votes
are not counted. II they counted. seymours ma
jorlty il only 1913.
For Representative in Congress- XIIh District, Waldo
Hutchins (Dem) elected receiving 1913 votes 10
lO140 FOR Nicholas Smith. State Senator William II.
Robertson (sepJ reelected by vote Of 10.431 to
s554 tor Samuel W. johnson tDem) ID. Ogden Bradley
QepJ was elected Assemblyman In the LIST District
William H. CDtlin Deml In the lid District, and David
W. Travis ep) in the Ild. all hy considerable majOr
ties. Theodore b. stephens (DemD was chosen School
Commissioner in the lid District James T.. Courier
(Dem) was elected sheriff by 10,43l votes To S,742
for Ziba Carpenter QRcpl John ". wei yDem) got
renee Qnd Repl George Fisher (Dem) elected
OF the Poor by 10 votes getting 1925
yoies 20 9.5lO for James Hopkins nsep I. G. schr-
nIer Dem.D elect d Coroner by 93l6 votes to 90O5
for Henry s. MYERS Qscp) W. G.. Howe (Dem.J and
James :. tRop) elect ID Justices of Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
RESULTS OF THE ELECTION.
C,Nv.ssING THE RETURNS.


rur VOTES IN THREE ASSEMBLY DIsTII, rs N Inls
CITY coUNTED-PROGRFss ~ BROokLlS- o.
rICIAL FIGURES FROM wE>TCHtsrfR AND SUI
FOLK couNTEs-Ho,KINs MAJORITY ABOUT
2.200.
After much debate. and after receiving
another opinion from the Corporation Conn
sci the New-York Board of Supervisors be
gan actual work the returns yester-
day. The votes in three Assembly districts
were counted Most of the returns were
irregular in form. The results showed no
important variation from the figures originally
announced as to the State ticket and the other can
didates. except that George W. Gibbs lAnt-Tam-
manyl was found to have been elected to thc
Assembly IN the lid District instead oi
W. H. Mcintyre, the Tammany nominee. wLo was
at first supposed to be successful Steady progress is
making in the Brooklyn canvass. The official figures
from Suffolk and Westchester Counties are
piven in full below. The official figures
from all except thirteen counties in the
state outside Of New-York aud Kings
have now been received The apparent majority
for lloskins is now about 1900. There Is no i'm
portant changes a. to the other state candidates.
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thrown out of work by reason Of tia, done at Sing Sing

Prison.
J. NJ Enindorf, OF South NDrwsk. Conn, followed Mr.
Yocuin reading n paper representing the views Of
many tourney men hattcrs, aud going over the whole
subject of prison labor reform H. compared the
tract system prisOas TO slavery John Phil-
lips. Of Brooklyn, presented the evils OF the
his personal knowledge, where men were abused
and 0yerwOrked When asked II he could propose ahy
remedy he SAID he did not think 10 fair 10 AK work.
Ingna 10 answer question which the wiscst political
hatfers OF the state would be satisfied with such law
os was proposed To the last legislature limiting the
number OF employed In prison al one trade 20 10
ner cent OF the number engaged IN IL outside: but
mani nous action by all ;he states TO be desired
In Announcing the close of the public session tie
chairman said that the commissioners would report All
thc fnfs they had obtained 10 the several legislature
by whom they were appointed. and would press upon
them the solution Of the problem at which they aimed
A secret session OF the cOmmissOners held last
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
OFFICIAL VOTE IN THE STATE.
FoRTY-rIvE COUNTIES HEARD FHoM-wHAr I'll
LATER SIETURNs SHOW.

LATER RETURNS SHOW
Telecrams and letters from correspondents con-
tinue TO be received by The tribune, giving the
result OF the official canvass of the vote in the dif-
iercnt counties of New-York State. Every county
,xcer thirteen. north of the Harlem River, has now
been heard from.
The official canvass results in slight changes
m The figures reported TO General Arthur
and the State Committee by their corre-
spondcuts in different parts of the state; but
it, the case OF the Licutenaut- Governor the balance
s uniformly I'm favor OF HosknS and in the case of
the other candidates. the returns continue to con-
firm the election OF al except Mr. Soue. The
TnlHt'NI : original estimate made the night alter
the election, was that the probable plurality for
Uoskins was 600 those figures being adopted in
order to he safe As the official returns cone III,
this plurality gradually increases. ltis now about
217O.
Mr. Soulc. outside of Kings and New-lork
Counties. has fallen about 1900 votes behind Mr.
Hoskins. lie fell 400 behind III tins city.
singular fact is reported IN Wcstchester County
There 1860 ballots were cast for Mr. Soule
for Estate Engineer the full title Of
the office IN reality being State Engineer and
Surveyor These will undoubtedly be allowed by
the state Board OF CanvasseTs. and ii is assumed
that they are all right but they could not be allowed
by the County Board.
Itis expected that a complete table of the official
vote III all the d rent counties of the State, eX-
cept perhaps New-York and Kings can be prepared
in day or two now at least The thirteen counties
not yet officially heard from, are. with one or two
exceptions, all strongly Republican
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HEAVY STORMS OUT WESr.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-Adyices from North
western Arkansas SAY that tornado passed through
part OF Crawford County last Saturday, destroying
nearly everything IN IT. course. kng persons
and W0unding others. Tho storm seems TO be the
one that struck several towns In TINS state the
day.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 11.-Whin the last forty eight
hOutr that portion OF the State south OF San Francisco
Bay has been visited by copOus rain. the fall aver
aging about two inches In depth The storm extended
the centr aud northern portion OF the state, but
the rainfall Was lighter than IN the SOUTH.
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mn yIRGINIA LrGIsLAruRE.

RICHMOND, Va. NOv1l.-Few additional re-
turns have been received ON the Deb question. The
opponents of the MeCulloch Bnl compromise claim TO
have small majority IN each house As 10 all other
matters the two wings the are evenly
divided. twemty-f0ur Republican members holding tho
balance of power aud being PROBABLY in position 70
dictate terms lhc indications that they viii plan 70
name a senator in return for supporting or tho
other wing as To state offices aud judges.
Some relations once paying a Lancashire
old lady visit, ana prolong ing their stay beyond her
contemplation Wish, were somew hat taken aback one
mornng. before they up by hearing her call out
loudly on the stars fine morning Tor cousins " ~
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 13.-'rhe wifeo L. IIQuick,
Quick d Co, New-fogk. repors "a missing time
ago IA 10 Zincsvlle 40 the bedside % Der lying mother
Her brother that Nj. Qrck had cause Tor alb
scDuding and feas entertained among lis friends
that be has been mnIhnrel.
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A DAmRoAD BLocKADE OF SEVERAL HOURS

NEw-BRUNswICK. n. j., Nov. 12.--ShoItly
after O'clock this morning during the prevalence OF
heavy fog the locomotive Of heavily laden Westward
bound teisnt train into the rear end OF another
freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad, above.
Prac"ton JunctiOa. The collision resulted In tho
wreckug of two cars aud tire disabling OF the ocom9'
tive. Henry Dawn, fagman, had his ankle crushed,
and WAS uadiy injured about che body. A fireman.
named Murhcad, bad ms Lex broken m two places and
VAS internally Injured. Both men are M critical con-
dtlOn. Tho MlNcA uAnsel a drlAY OF seNeIAl hours.
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AN UNFAITnFUL INsURANcE OFFICIAL

PITTsFIELD, Mass, Nov. ia committee
recently appointed TO investigate the accounts OF A. H.
Root ex-tressurer Of the Berkshire Mutual Fire nsuf
anoe Company, reports tnat Root has appropriated
his own about a. 300 Of Tie companys funds and
that tiled with agents may increase the
aeaci a
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
RESULTS IN wEsrCHEsTER COUNTY

The Supervisors of Westchester County
completed their official canvass OF the votes cast and
declared results yesterday The following are the
figures on the ticket. Omting the votes for the
Greenback and Prohibition candidates. which were in
signihcant
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
SUFFOLK COUNTY OFFICIAL CANVASS.

Delay was caused in the official canvass of
suffolk County owing to clerical in the returns
ON Huntington, Babylon and stony Brook, so that the
coupt not completed until last evening The follow
ing is the official canvass announced by Mr. Hayens,
Chairman OF the Board OF snperYisOrs:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
MRS. QUICK HEARD IRON

Constitutional Amendment-For. 2.i33; against SO. y
Jority f0r amendment 23il.
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PUNISHMENT AND REFORM.

QUESTIONS OF PRISONS AND CHARITIES.
COMMISSIONERS HEARING VIEWS AS TO coNNic'
LABoR-THE CONTRACT SYSTEM IN PRISONS
Nrw-YoRK BURDESED WITH PAUPERs THAI Do
NOT BELONG TO HEg--CHARITABLE WORK IN
BROOKLYN.
Commissioners from Massachusetts, Connectcu'
and jersey gave hearing in this clty. yes'ei-
day. persons interested In the subject oi aDor III
prisons DIR. Wines, Dr. Elisha Harris ana IfoieS-
sor Francis Wayland gave their views.and employers
and iourneymen hatters spoke Of the injury to
the hat trade which they asserted was caused
bv The competItion Of convict labor. Representa-
lives of the State Boards Of Charities of New-fork
and Massachusetts conferred about the sending OF
paupors from the Bay State to New-York. a years
work of the Brooklyn Bureau of Charities was re-
viewed at a meeting last evening
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NOUN NC A NJ f II G y
CORN AND COB MILL.

TO FARMERS AND SToCK FEEDERS:
We take pleasure in informing you, thi
the Young America Corn and Cob Nh
has taken the following premiums this
and has mt with universal admlralhQ
wherever exhibited. "A
At Rockville, Montgomery county, Ml
Sept. ~, 1873 :,
At Easton, Talbot county, Md Sept. II
1878.
At Icesburg, Loudon county, Va, Sep
10, 1878.
AT Dover. Delaware State Fair, Sept 2t
1873.
At Alexandria, Alexandra county, Vi
Oct, ., 1873.
At Staunton, Augusta county, Va, Oct
g, 1873.
At Frederick, Frederick cou'ty, Md
Oct, 8, 1873.
At Raleigh, N. G, State Fair, Oct, %
1878.
AT Culpcpcr, Culpepcr county. Va, Oct
Is, 1873.
At Lynchburg, Campbell county, Va
Oct, %, 1878.
At Lexington, Rockbridgc county, Va
OF, 25, 1873.
I: has come in competition with ncarl
all the Mills made. and the above "Roll
Honor" is, we think, conclusive, that tn
public are satisfied. that "The Youn!
America" stands without an equal. W.
are satisfied that it will pay every farme
to have one for sale by
STEWAR & PRICE.
Gee - 5. ftcdcI't&, MI
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CRIME AND CASUALTY

A trial of more than usual dramat-
&c interest took place in Lebanon, Pa
last week. Six men were tried for
the murder OF Joseph Raber, an old
man who was found drowned in a
creek last December. After his death
it twas found that several life insurance
policies, aggregating about $4,000,
had been issued TO him. The taking out
Of these policies was traced to these
six men and they were indicted for
bis murder. Two of the men, Charles
Drews and Frank Strickler were
charged with the actual murder, and
Israel Brandt, Isaiah Hammel, Henry
F. Weiss and George Zechman as and
abettors. Drsws is sixty years DID,
His own daughters testimony was
the most damaging against him. She
and her husband testified that they
heard the murder planned and that
from the garnet window they saw the
murderers push their victim into the
creek and that they afterward told
what a hard time they had keeping
his head under water until he
drowned. Her father WIS to get
$4,000 for his work. The other
four were fully connected with the
tragedy. The whole six entered into
a compact and the first one to back
,oat was to be shot. This and the cor.
roborating testimony was too strong
to be overthrow and on Friday a
verdict was found against the whole
Six of murder in the first degree.
As We sit on cold winter highs
watching the glowing Goals in our H.
Illuminated stoves, how little we think
of the perils Of the miner who con-
tributes so much to our comfort and
whose remuneration is so trihing.-
Last Thursday six miners were sud
denly entombed alive 10y the caying
in of mine at Wilkesbarre, Pa. The
faint hope was that they had got into
gangway before being crushed, but
to even rescue them from there a
shaft had to be dug from the surface
down. Two hundred men were hard
at work but with Respondent feeling
as the men would likely be found
dead from bad air or lack of air.
While Edwin Booth was playing
Richard at St. Louis on Thursday
night, a young named Mart Gray
made bold effort at another tragedy
by firing two shots at Booth from the
gallery, both Of which fortunately
missed. Some weeks ago a Miss Cot
trell, Of Richmond, told her beau, Mr..
Poindexter, tlat she had been insult
ed by shoe store clerk while meas
uring her foot. Poindexter called
the offender to account and shot him.
lie was tried and the jury could not
agree. Last week he was tried again
and convicted with an award Of two
gears imprisonment.--'The Kinds
urother's, Of Baltimore, have been
committed for trial for the murder Of
Mr.. James.---Georee E,ns.ng who
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POLITICAL MOVES.

The Hon. VIM. Pinckney White
one Of our U. S. Senators, allows no.
tice to be gwen through the pewspa'
rers that he will not be candidate
for reelection. This might possibly
mean that he is tired Of the cares OF
office and seeks retirement. But an
easy chair in the senate has not usu-
ally been regarded as tiresome, and
gossipping politicians are therefore
very quick to assign other reasons
Politics is chess board and it seems
to be taken for granted that Mr..
Whyte's "move" will make the demo-
cratic party of Maryland more solid.
Next that it will have the effect of
putting ex-senator VIM. T. Hamilton
into the---chair and next that
it will decidedly improve the chances
,oe Hon. Robert NJ. MeLane's gliding
gracefully into the vacant Senatorial
chair. We don't know much about
chess, which is deep game, but this
is the way it is talked about. Hon.
R. Stockett Matthews is said to be Sc
riously i'll since his nomination to the
Judgeship. The way did not open
very auspiciously to his confirmation
by the Senate and doubt and anxiety
brought on a severe attack Of nervous
prostratien
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THE SHERlFFALTY.

To the Voters of Frederick County.
MISUNDERSTANDING received very
fattcring support for the nomination fol
Sheriff in 1877, for which tender nv
grateful Acknowledgements, again an
nounce myself as candidate for said Office
subject to the action of the Republican,
Nominating Convention of 1879 and re-
spectfully aud earnestly solicit your sup.
port. } ). Is HaEisOCA.
sr1 81
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cut his wifs's throat in York, Pa, in
January was convicted and sentenced
to be hung on Friday but on Satur.
day he hung himself.-lhe coro-
ner's verdict in the recent lynchlng
case Of James Carroll is that his death
was caused by persons unknown.
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CCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE.

OFFICE
BOARD COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
Frederick, Md April LIST, 1879. }
The Board Of County School Commits
siopers will meet IN regular quarterly ses-
sion on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 22nd
and 23rd of April.
Teachers salaries will be paid on and af-
ter the first day of May.
Bills against the Board will he paid on
and after Wednesday, July 18th, 1879.
Public Schools will close for the present
year on Thursday the 10th inst.
The use of Public School Property will
be granted for the purpose of conducting
private schools, only to teachers holding
legal certificates, and upon the conditions
prescribed last year.
BY order of the Board,
ID. T. LAKIN,
Secretary,
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.


ing of beam at a barn raising.
Thoma, D. sedwich, of Louisville
Kentucky, dropped dead in New
York Saturday. There is a suspicion
that he has been poisoned.
The dry goods house Of Granville
Worrell, Wilmington Del, was robbed
of between $4,000 and $4,000 worth
of silks Saturday night.
Five stores, two residences, and {
hotel IN Wadley, Ga, on the Georgs
Central railroad, were burned on Sat
urday. Loss $4,000 insurance $l0,
900.
The officers Of the Laconia On. II.
National bank have offered reward
of 81 900 for tie capture and convic.
ton of any party or parties connected
with the late robbery.
Henry Underwood of Holliston, a
freight brakeman on the Boston and
Albany railroad, was instantly killed
by being ran over by the cars at Mil
bury, Mass, Saturday night.
An incendiary fire at Ipswich
Mass, on Saturday. destroyed two
barns and a blacksmith shop belong
ing to James Da non and the carriage
factory of Charles w. Chapman.-
Loss $1,000 no insurance.
The Hsrkimer paper company.
paper mill at Herkimer, N. Y, o.
which Congressman Warner Miller is
one Of the heaviest stockholders, was
burned Saturday night. Loss about
1913, 900 Henry Dietz vas burned il
the building.
AT Rutland, w., Saturday, wood
en- building owned and occupied by
J. and 7. Caden, grocers, barn and
two houses djeining, owned by the
same, were burned with most of THEN
contents. The loss is placed at SIS,
600.
On Saturday afternoon some oil
sars weHt1own an embankment be
tween Howells and 0tf#ille, n. Y -
Eight cars Of oil took fire and the
flames spread to four freight cars and
the frame buildings Of G. II. & II. c.
Otis, near by, all of which were
burned.
William Dunston, a farmer living
near Clarkson, Michigan, was fatally
gored by Durham bull on Friday
Mrs. Drnston hearing his cries, ran
to his assistance, and was probably fa-
tally injured Jo:cph Gubly, coming
to the scene, fellel the beast with a
club.
Two thousand dollars has been
raised and will be forwarded to Kan.
sas to aid tie destitute colored immi,
grants.
Jordon Green killed his brotherin
law, VIM. Casey, with a pistol, at FL
ientown, S. G., Monday. Green is i'll
Aiken Jail.
Monumental park, Of Cleveland,O
was lighted up with the Brush cleo
trio light Tuesday night. Ten thous-
and people were present.
The Big Vein mountain is on fire
all along the top. At one time the
Big Vein mine was in danger.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Diel,
man, of New Windsor, celebrated
their silver wedding. The attendance
was large and there were many silver
presents.
The dwelling on the farm Of James
II. Ridgeway in Chapel d .stlict, Tai
bot county, was recently destroyed by
fire. The less was about 81 900 coy
red by insurance in the Montgomery
mutual.
A negro named Nevlin Pointer
Tuesday confessed to having fred the
barns Of Jordan Moore, living near
Staubyille, Miss. A hundred men
heard his confession and then hanged
him.
George J. Curtis, a well.known in
surance man of Boston, was arrested
Tuesday upon a charge Of having
forged drafts upon Curtis g. Co., Of
Chicago. He was arrested and held
in $4,000 for examination May 7.
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M1MM GET 4 lT 1

\ SPECIALTI.-In this Department
ing manufactured exclusively to order
USch workmanship firSt.class All Cl
before going into Tie hands of the Gust
lcrd.
G. W. T. HARLEY, Cutter.
april Sly
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THOR CLERK OF THE COURT.

To the Voters Of Fredcrich County:
FELLOW CITIzENs.-'Thc undersigned
submits his name to your consideration rs
Il candidate tor Clerk OF the Circuit Court
and earnestly solicits your support.
Respectfully,
EDWARD n. GITTINGER.
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No. 1865 Equity.

! IN the Circuit Court for ETcdC1rE
/ County sitting IN Equity,
FEBRUARY Term, 1879.
George II. Ovclman, mortgage OF John
Kuhn on Petition.
n rdcrcd this 18th day of March, 1879.
~ that ON the 18th day of April next, a
The Court will proceed to act upon the rc/
port OF sales this day filed by George Z
,Ovelman, mortgage in the above case, uA
less cause to the contrary be shown on or
\bcforc said day; provided copy of this
order he inserted in some newspaper pub
'iishcd in Frederick county for three sue
lEcssive weeks prior to said day.
u The report states the amount Of sales of
rerl estate at 5000
i THOMAS GORSUCH,
Clerk of the Circuit Court tor Frederick 60.
! True Copy-Test,
! THOMAS GORSUCH. Clerk.
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NorqcE.-The books and accounts Of
this otfice have been placed in the hands of
Van y. Oster. as Agent for the owner. All
monies due for subscription, advertising
and job work must be paid to him and all
claims fl office expenses will he settled by
him, His receipt for monies paid will be
duly acknowledged.
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7 EVER BEHIND.

N
Tie American Watch Companies lav
ing again reduced the prices of nearly al
their movements,
CHAS. II. O. FOX,
is prepared to sell at lowest figures not
only American, but all other watches and
any other goods in his line corrcspondinsll
low.
No. IA West Patrick street.
Not to be undrrsold in any goods.
G. ii. q. +.
mar21tf
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New Goods =!

The Celebrated Excelsior Cook and Co.
lumhan Range. Fave all the latest and
best improvements For sale by
mar tt;tl tAN = OnLTf
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TAYH0RIyrR

claim to be ahead of all competition. Cloth
ID at very short notice. Best of Trimmings
hing thorough, examined by the Cutter
ncr -" Good cheap Suits and Fit guaran-
Yours Respectfully.
GEORGE l.. CRAMER.
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O1 OxSOO1V
1fthis Syrup Is .lsed In time.
1t will cure
BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA,
SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
PAINS AND WEAKNESS of the BREAST,
WHOOPING COUGH,
COLDS, COUGHS, Etc.
SHRINER's SYRUP Is the prescription of
Or. John Swope, one of the most eminent
Physicians of Maryland, and used in his
practice, for both adults and children, for
fortyyears.
twill give satisfaction. Test its merits by
tryingit.
Price Is and SO cents per Bottle
Sold by all DRusGIsrs.
DAVID e. FOUTZ, Proprietor,
BALTIMORE Md.
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4 copy Of Powcll's Farmers Mcmoran.
dun and Book of Crop Formulas sent to
any address free. Prepared only by
WIN. II. BROWN e. BRO.
Wholesale Druggists Baltimore, Md,
Who refer to the following well know n
gentlemen who are using Powrll's Pre-
pared Chemicals, viz John y Martin.
VIM J Martin, Graccham; John Ronzcr.
John FIohr. Henry Gall. Jos WilhId", a
f Rotdy. Cornelius Black, ] G Fry, John
Fisher, Mcchanicstown Chas Eylcr, llar
vry Winter, Christian Lance, Evlcr's Val
lev; Howard Rrnlshurg. Lrwistown {:
Oscar Sparkle, John Flohr, ST. Pa; Rev
John l. Willhidc, ID p Creek.
GO All information furnished by
A. L. REMSBURG, Agent,
ian9 1y Mcchancstown Nd
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~ OtiiCe {!

Miscellaneous arti-
cles for sale ut Roots
Ready Made Cloth
ing, Dress Goods,
white goods, hosiery
mirrors, hats, dress
trimming, silk, gauzc
shaWls, neck ware,
ribbons, AleXander's
kid gloves, carpets,
oil cloths, straw car
pet, Morocco and
sheep skins, clocks,
whips, country ba-
con, &C., at
JNO. ROOTS.
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CNCIuNTIFICALLY COMBINED, so
- any Farmer can make at home his
own Fertilizer, at less than one third The
price of manipulated compounds called
Phosphatcs, Sup.Phosphalcs, &c.
For Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Cotton and
Vegetables The Chemicals for each arti-
Gle sold in combination rs represented in
the plant they are recommended for,
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GENTLEMEN, here's where YOU Il
t" give NE a call for Collars, Cuffs!
chiefs, Hose, Cmbl elias, Underwear, 1