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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

An enthusiastic meeting in aid OF the
Irish sufferers was held at indianapolis sum
day afternoon. The mayor presided, and
many distinguished gentlemen were pres
ent. Ex-Governor Hendricks made short
speech fayoring the movement, and it was
decided to invite Mr.. Parnel TO visit the
city. A committee OF arrangements was
appointed.
William Rhnehart, tobaceonist OF Pitts
burgh, died on Friday from the effects OF an
injury received on the last day OF the year.
He was standing beneath the elevator in
his store, when II came down on his head,
causing congestion OF the brain and cry
sipelas. He was in his seventy-second year,
and member Of the Society OF Old Resi-
dents.
Frank Leslie, Sr., whose name Is so well
known from the numerous pictorial pa
pers that he has in the course OF time
published In New York, died on Saturday
in the house formerly Tweed's residence,
now altered into on apartment house. He
was born in Ipswich, England, in 1921.
His fathers name was Joseph Carter, and
he was himself named Henry Carter.
Colonel John S. Mosby has written TO Q
friend in Washington that he expected te
leave Hong Kong this month, homeward
bound. - uHh f'nf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

The tailors on strike in Boston have
been annoying an employer who has non
union men at work by posting two sentl-
nels in front OF his store to watch the men
he employs. The employer retaliated by
employing four shabbiIy-dressed colored
men, who kept pace with The union sentl,
nes as they marched to and fro in front OF
the store. A crowd was attracted by the
novel sight, and the police arrested TIE SEN
tinels and their sable shadows. A SUIT Tor
conspiracy will be instituted against the
union men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

We do not know single merchant in
Wytheyille who is Readjuster, and we do
not know single house on Main street
(which is nearly mile long, that is owned
and occupied by a Readiuster. This is
subject for comment. - WytheUiHe Enter
prise.
Colonel John F. Phillips DemocraD was
last Saturday elected in the Seventh Mis-,
souri, district to fill the vacancy occasloned
by the death Of Congressman \. n. Lay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

HUGE SNow-DRIPrs IL THE FAR WEST
San Francisco, Cal, January TO- For forty
eight hours ending this morning snow
storm has ragged in the Sierra Nevada noun
tains, aleng the line Of the Central Pacific
railroad. The snow fell TO depth OF eight
or len feet, and the wind drifted the cuts
full. Three snow-slides occurred between
Emigrant Gap and Cisco, crushing the sheds
and blockading the track in some places.
The snow is twenty-five feet deep on the
top OF the wrecked sheds. Five hundred
I, ct Of shedding west Of Tamarack has been
DESTROYED.
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Lamson "A.sumes the Governor.
AuarsrA. ME- January II. IL

AUGUSTA, Me-. January II, 1880.
To the Honorable Senate
have the honor to announce that by
careful examination OF the Constitution. rs
interpreted by the Supreme Court. In view
OF the fact that the Office Of Governor has
become vacant, 1t becomes my imperative
duty, rs president Of the Senate, to exer-
else the Office OF Governor until another
Governor Is qualified. 1t therefore be-
comes my duty to inform your honorable
body that, in accordance with the pro-
visions OF the Constitution, and In ODE
dience to the imperative mandates OF that
instrument, I have assumed the exercise OF
the office Of Governor for the time being.
The exercise OF executive functions being
inconsistent with my further acting as
president OF the Senate, ] cannot In the
mean time discharge the duties OF presiding
officer OF your honorable body.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
JAMES ID. LAMsON.
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M ATEs2.

Died. at Ashland, on Monday morning, January
2th. WILLIAM q. PAIN +, in the iXly-lhlrd year
Of his age. ,,, MI
The funeral services will be held az Ashland, Inc
hnriaI will take place from Eba Station, on Broad
street TUESDAY MORNING az halI-past l |
o'clock. The friends Of the family are invited TO
attend
Died on Sunday evening, January llth, WILL
LIAM FLEISHMAN: sixty years of age.
His funeral will take place from his la;e residence,
sos east Leigh street, on WEDNESDAY MUIR :
NC at 10 O'clock. Friends and acquaintance of
The family aIe invited to attend without further no.
lice. ~
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public win not be s.tise csa; n"d w 'Sa,
u !. enu unr,gbt and unprecedented citizen
VIII agree '"a' JUsTITIA.
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NJ GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
COHEN BROTHERS.

Having an extremely large stock on hand. and
being very DESTROYS 10 close for This - ION. they
will commence JANUARY Isl 20 offer Jhelr ,t.,k
at considerable
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uor,,.s AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NARROLLTON HOTEL, BALTIMORE
AJIfGIIT. AND GERMAN >IRtEI>. hNiIi
MORE. MD-Raics reduced % - dud $50
,~r n.rlors baths aud double rooms, see. li'.t B"
silo. The most conyruien, aud laiesi-bnii i.'.
The city. Elevator runs continuously io pit "e
doors Al lines Of city pa-cngrr.rtfs l4' t"'
Ioors f. ". COLEMAN. N4p1fr.
BALTIMORE, Nd, october 10, 1879, oc lf-''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

IANDKERCHIEFSi HANDKERCHIEFS!-Ia
gaiss in EMBROIDERED. COLORED BoRDEk'
ThPE BORDER UENSTITCHED, and MOURN
iXG NDKERCHItFS: SILK HANDkER-
CHIEFS: LACE and SILK TIES: SCARfs ard
BOWS: CREPE Wells In all sizes; CREpE COLI
LARS In great variety: CREPtS In all widths-all
TO be sold at much less than regular prices.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

4 TTENTION, q COMPANY.-YOu 4
N are hereby ordered 70 attend business n
meeting at your armory THIS Tuesday EVEN
MING; January 18th. promptly at O'Clock, IN II
full dress. Every member must attend.
BY order of Captain \. NJ ToMLINsoN.
L. j. DANCE,
ia 1919 FIRST sergeant
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have expected n much. The Josrndissys
that .the harmIessness aud beneneeuce +"
Of Masonry shave long been established
beyond cavil."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

uosrPpyr HOSIERY HOSIERY I'VE show
assort nent in the city In fact IL Il 100
large for the present season. so we have hxed 10"
prices so as 10 reduce the stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

FURsl PURsi FURs!-we have only small
stock left. but will make great sacr'nces 81 as W
close out The entire lot.
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CROCXERY. GLAsSwARE. SO.
HOLIDAY GOODS. NEW GOODS!
NOTHING OLD OR TRAsUY-EVERYTHlNG
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.

MALACHITE VASES. COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
DUNMORE ORNAMENTS, &c;
CRACKLE VASES, CQUET-HOLDERs, &C.
IRIDISCENT BOUQUET and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS, &C.;
DRFS DFRO ORNAMENTS. &C.;
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SKIS, &C.;
CHINESE VASES, &C.;
JAPANESE BOXES. TRAYS, &C.;
MAJOLICA, in new designs, at half former prices
FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER, TEA, an
TOILtq-SETs;
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DlNNER COFFEEs,
HARLEQUIN TEA and DEss ERT-SETS,
JAPANNEU COAL-VASES and PLATE WARM
Frs.
The above are now open for inspection. No idea
car be formed OF the variety, so come and see.
r.. TAYLOR, I0ll Main street.
II. G. SUTTON. tS,le.meu.
l. o. INA son. '''N''' dc
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hlJOHN c. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
1904 Main street corner above pOst-oflce),
RICHMOND, VA.

His stock consists Of LARGE AND FINE AS
sORTMENT OF GOODS, imported especially for
him. and is constantly receiving NEW GOODS,
STYLES, aud PATTERNS.
Prices to suit the times.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, and CUFFS of fine grades
made 10 order. no IA
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DRESS GOODsi DRESS GOODS ,

DRESS GOODsi DRESS GOODS Ill ~ u 6 1pr lns
Gpny,o ~ thar we can lay In entire new STOCK
next season. We have just fixed low prices so as 70
accom- psh our object. - T. VIII De wen 70 'gD n a.
onr stock of SILKS, SATINe. BROCADEs: fvf-
JINs VELyETS. ALPACAs, CASHMEREs, &C.,
before making your purchases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

~. REDUCTION I REDUCTIONl
REDUCTION

w. Offer our stock OF CLOAKs, DOLMANs. and
cIRCULARs az greatly reduced prices: We have
marked some down 10 less tban cosI: eyny s" -
make clean sweep tbs.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. December %, 1879, at the residence OF
T. q. Dashiel ID. D., Mr. EDDIE W. BKACkEIr.
OF Henrico, to Miss EMMA II. POW ELL' OF tnls
city. No cards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

TRUNKS, sATCHELs. SHAWL and TRUNK
STRAPS.
PAPER and ENVELOPES at old prices, though
there has been advance OF more han Az PIG cent
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
THREE NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE ONLY.
THE BOWERS THOMPsON COMBINATION,
AMERICAS TWO GREATEST STARS,
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
MRS ID. +. BOWERS, .,
summarized by Messrs. J. c. MCCoLLUM, ". ".
POWER w. =. SCHMIDT. and a carefully. selected
company OF Metropolitan artists, In the following
repertoire: .-,,
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10TH,
the new and successful historical drama. entitled
LADY JANE GREY.
Lady Jane Grey..... Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
Mary Tudor. Mrs. ID. L. LOWERS.
FRIDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 10TH,
the romantic and comedy drama by Charles Reade
and Tom TaylOr-eniiled,
COURT AID STAGE.
Nell Gwvnne.........M Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
Frances stewart. MIS- - T. 20" BIS
GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE.
GREAT BILL.
SATURDAY NIGHT, JANUARY l7TH,
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT,
Knowles great play TIE HCNCHBACk.
Julia. Mrs. D. T. BOWERS
Uelen................M Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
All the 80 plays will be produced with powerful
cast. Prices As usual. BOx-sheet opens W EDNES.
DAY MORNING at JOhn,t0n's and at ONCE OF me
Theatre. ia 1885,
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS The
advance in the price Of cotton and Wool ennances
she value of ri ANKETS mt least 20 per cent. Hav-
Inc nurcbased large stock before the advance,
us 10 sell them at old prices, and we 90 u.
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REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES.
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RIBBONS RIBBONS RIBBONS !-Some Of the
best bargains ever offered. Only a few pieces OF
those STRIPED. BROCADED, and DOUBLE
FACED RIBBONS left, which are now being sold
ut about half their value.
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AMUSEMESTS.
THEATRE.

Admission, 81 no extra charge for secured seats.
Children soc. BOx-sheet open at once OF inca
IRE THIS MORNING AT Q O'Clock. j. l3-ltf
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CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS I'VE con-
tinue To sell CARPETS at old prices. though there
has been An advance OF 40 per cent In many styes.
we are selling CARPETS at rs per cent. less than
they can be replaced for. -
Bargains I'm RUGS. MATS, DRUGGETS, and
LINEN CRUMB-CL0THS. ~
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR In
great variety; also, full assortment OF WATER
HAMBIiRG EDGINGs and INsERTINGS and
LACES of every description.
We have not the time nor space 10 enumtrate
other goods or prices but will state that we have the
largest stock and can show greater variety than
any other establishment In this city -
LEVY BROTHERS,
l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
ia 7 hlcuUlohu' va
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TAXATION OF INCOMES.

TAXATION OF INCOMES.
On motion OF Mr.. WILKINSON, it was
Res0lped, That the Finance Committee
he requested to inquire and examine as to
the propriety Of repeating the law taxing
incomes.
PENITENTIARY STORE.
or motion OF Mr.. CHAMBERLAYNE,
RESOLVED, That the Committee on Propo-
sitions and Grievances be instructed TO IN
ouire and report TO this House whether, un-
| der The system pursued i'm the office OF the
Storekeeper VI the Penitentiary, any check
exists upon the sale at less than c0St-price
of articles manufactured at the peniten.
| tiary, and whether such sales are not In
| fact constantly made, resulting in loss to
the treasury Of the Commonwealth and in
Jury Of the people Of Virginia.
| gUNDINa.BII.L LITERATURE.
| Mr.. Cross offered the following, and It
was adopted:
Whereas In the debates likely soon to
arise Ia reference 10 the settlement Of the
public debt, 1t 10 necessary that every facility
should be afforded each member for q
lprompt comparisoA. OF the various methods
which have been offered for that purpose.
land whereas such facilities do not now
exist; therefore
BE II resolved by the House of Delegates
(the Senate concurringl That copies OF the
funding bill OF 1871, the bill commonly
known as the McCulloch bill approved
March 25. 1872 and of the Barbour TIL,
be printed ana bound together, with broad
marginal space and occasional intervening
blank leaves. and one laid upon the desk Of
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showing the votes rpcssve6 by each candidate
shall be m~se sud stxnsd W tisv sIssttou otnuers
% 5000 - the vote " countcds aud tbs rnms
shall be imu, a stety po-ied opon the dvvr Of tns
election houre for tnf0rmstion % the pnniic
The triplicste retnrns sfsall he sDeio-sd ~ cpvo
lopes aud be sesied 10 presence 2, ths om.ats,
given to the Judge, which shall ecnsstn one list
of voters, tsilypspsr snd Oashs vf ufncers aud
another OF said envelopes shall BE given To the
minority inspector. All Judges h,iux Within
twelve miles Of the prVtbpuotsry's Once OF
within twenty -four miles II their rerideuce be
In town, village or city upon The ltne " ratl-
road leading 10 tue county seat shall, before two
O'Clock post meridian of the day after the eicc-
ton, aud al other Judges shsil tvtbre twelve
o'clock mrridian OF the srcoud day after tho
election, deliver said return, together With re-
turn sheet, to the ProthonOtsry Of the Conrt of
Common Pleas ~ the county which said return
sheet shall bs Aled, aud day aud bvuf of tie blng
marked thereon, aud shall bc preserved by the
ProthJnotary fJr public iuspactiOn. AZ twelve
u'clo'k on tho said second day fullowing any
election tho FroihoUotary ofthe Court of Com'
mon Pleas shall pre.on, the said rs'urns'o to ih.
The returns prosecuted by the prothonotary shall
he opened by said Court aud computed ny such
NJ lie uihc-rs anl suoh sworn assistants as the
tourt shall sppniut IN the presence of tue iuiSc
~ judges OF said Court a4d the returns certified
and ctttih hcntr of election issued undor tho seal
OF Cuu.t as isnuw tc,iui Ell to 10 done nv
return ~ Ike, aud the vote as - computed. anJ
ertined, shall be uadu matter nf rccorcd IN
'aid Cohrt III" sessions of tue s,ii Court ar,
open ~ the public .
Mud the other " sali tripiicate returns shsii be-
plsced IN the bcx aud sealed up with the ballots
Whenever . plare
has been or shaii bc prntidei by tho arthuritirs
II Any ri'y, country. township, or borough, tor
the safr.Srepiug of the ballot buxce, the Judge
'"d minority inspector shall after the
election shall he finished, aud the bal.
| nt.hnN "r b'x"s c"ut,iuing the tickets. list
| Y votes. aud other papers, have heen srcutc.
" bound witch tape aul scaled, aud the siguiture
! n the JUDI. and ir-pectuts sfhS.d. .thrreto
inrthNith deliver tie sane, together With the
| 'entiniuR takes to the Mayor aud Recorder ul
such cry or ~ counties. tuSnship-. "r bnroughs
~ such p"r-ln or pctsrus a- the Cunrt ~ Com.
non Piece Wi tGh prnprr county may designate.
~ tho place provided, ~ afbicsaid, who sha 1
ihrn i"pp-t tho stil boxes aud Keep the same
tn answer tho call OF any court ur tribunia
\ tu'h 'rtlrd - try the merits of such election.
Given under tny hand. At ms otlict In Middle
burg this 2'th hav oi SCI TENDER \. u. lsNi
tnd In the onehundrcdth aud tutth year ot I'll,
Independence vithe United states.
DANIEL lIULENDER, Shoril'
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I, DANIEL BoLENDgR, High sheriff Of
Snyder county, Conmonweaith OF Peunsyiya-
MIA. do hereby make known aud give notice 70
tue electcrs o. the county Aforesaid. that an
Snyder, on
Tuesday, Nocem6er End, 1880,
for the purpose OF eleetins the several persons
hereinafter named, to Wit;
twenty .nIae persons ss Presideotisi Eiec-
tors.
Ons person for Supreme Judge OF Pennsyiva.
mia.
Une person as Auditor General Of PonnsyL
vaniA.
One person TO nii the orice Of Representa-
u, In Congress for the 18th district. composed
Of the counties OF snyder, huntinsdoa. Jun.
alta, Pe~ry. franklin aud Fulton.
Oie person to present tn' 9Th senatorial
district c,mpo .ed Oi the counties OF snyder.
q uiun and NotthumOerland,i n the Senate OF
Penn, ylvania.
Une perron to all the oalce OF representative
IN tue ueueral Assembly OF tho oOoinuionweaith
Tor tn. equity ot snyder.
ono perez, to hil the ofnce Of Surveyor Tor
snyder county.
I ais ihetoby make known AT give n,tice
that tue place OF holding ths Aforesaid election
Ia the several townships anl h'rouLns within
the county Ui Snyder are rs toll Tvs, - wit
At thc Otifi.rws H,il. ~ aud tor the BJr.
bukh Uf SelinSgruvc.
| At the Housed Uf Daniel Hov's In aud for PER-,
township.
At the house Of David H. HcrroII, In and for
| Chapman township.
Al Buyers Town Hall. In aud for Washington
! tcNuship.
| Atthc hou-cof John NJ. Muycr, In the Bur
| uugu " Nj idlnhurg, TOR rausltu township.
| A. tnp Ott-Ftiia~s Hail IN PvavrrtpNu tu
| and for beaver township
| Atthr h ,u.r vt Jacob Miller In aud for Mcs
| beaver township.
At the hnusn uf James d. Long In nni To-
centre township.
| At the house of I. \. Mitchell, In and for Mid
dlrcrerk tnNurhip.
AZ the Hri-r Oi sarah A. Miller IN aud fol
Penn township.
| Al the school house In Kratkrrvillc, IN and fo
Al the s,hlni h,r-a at shamokiu Dam In ali,
ftr Mlurnc tuNuauiu
| Al tie house ot Chttstlsn :. Graybili, H. All,
for West Perry township.
| Atth,cnnrt IIou,e IA aud fJr the Borough -
| Niillcburg ,.
| a. the house Of---lIlosser In and for uhiJi
| A. t,r hnu,c pG the heirs uf ChItlss Mattorn !
rrlklc,Ilr, ia aud for Adams Dsu-hip.
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The Nee ting at sclinsgro,e on Tuesday
evening wa Q, In point Of numbers aud
enthusiasm all that couli be desired
Hon. IIoraiio @. F,her made q sound.
convincing srgu ment, and demonstrated
that he IL a fne dsbs,or aul the proper
man 10 send TO Congress tc discuss aud
enact wholesome laws for all the people.
The Hon. Galusha A. Grow was elo.
qucnt ani held his audience SPcN-bound.
HON. Alfred Hayes, our candidate for
State Sensior. closed the meeting with
u iew plain. practical rem srks.
Fchrer's, llsoes, aud sie,le,'s Cornet
Bands furnished excellent music.
A. W. Potter. Esq. presided over the
meeting, = large humber Of Vice presi:
dents we're elected whose names were no,
furnished.
Secretaries, c. +. Meyer, A. n Gem
berling and II. J. Duck
Jacob SIeTep. Of Washington township
ibresbej loo bushels Of clover seed il
two days iu the Western part Of our coun'
ty. The clover seed crop seems TO b,
very abundant throughout the entire coun
ty.-CounIgR.
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Adamsburq items.

DD Posr. r.-Rev. ". G.. Geltlc. who
has supplied the Adanshurg charge
for the last three month has left It's and
returned TO Gettysburg, pa to further
prosecute his studies. While in our
midst he has indeed gained for himself
many warm and sincere friends We
found in him n christian man no /
only in the pulpit, bat in his every day
life. 4 man whose. heart il in the
work of winning souls for Christ, and
who is lhboring earnestly in the ctllin
for which he is chosen. II'c are very
sorry that hr has lrft nS, aud that hc
could not remain with ~ longer, but
not "uur will" but Thine bc done" "
May he ever continue to labor earn
esty in the Divine Calling, I'LL finally.
he shall be called to meet those who
shall he called the b,cs'ci, and those
who are waiting to welcome him --
there To wear his crown which shall
not be stnrlcss. Our best wishes at
tend him.
Philip Manbcck OF West Beaver twp
he's brought To the town Of Adams
! burg Il bert which measures 22l inches
| in circumference, about Ii in. IL
length and weigh, Il lbs. Who car
beat this beet? he also brought Il
fine specimen Of apples the other day
Each weighs Il ozs. These are ,rul> \
rs nice apples ~ can hc seen. liz
calls them Fall Pippcn." Philip, lie
lis have some more OF those.
Paul Eidingcr seems 10 be thC
champion pumpkin raiser. The
other day he brought to our town
pumpkin which lacke but Is lbs. %
weighing 100 lbs. Good for Paul
Try it again. Farmers, who can beat
The other day the Democrats trio,
to raise n Hancock pole, hut failed, =,
il will be ut the Fall Election, the,
will 60 to the polls, and poll and pol
and poll, but fail. UNCLE.
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Unmarried Men and Women look to
your Interest
Insure in "7He York Fennn. Mar.
riage Mutual lid .iSSocioti0n.

Ia introducing the Above Society TO
your consideration. permit ~ TO say that
|, IL universally adm itted that the great
purp ose Of life il the pursuit Of happi-
ness and experience teaches us that
earthly happiness can only he found In
pl.asaut homes, which can only exist in
,he Imagination in the absence of agree
able surroundings and necessary comforts.
which are only obtainable with money. a
commodiiy that is not too plenty with n
majority Of those desirous OF establishing
homes: a want which has caused misery
and desolste hearts to thousands e, n want
which The York Penn'a Marriage Mutual
Aid Association purpose supplying by an
organization formed for the very purpose
of assisting it's members in establishing
homes by encouraging lawful. Yoly wed.
lock. and by creating fund TO as-ist its
votari.s TO make and beutif, homes for
enjoying the benefits
Of the Society themselves. in life and q,
its outset. and no, by others after they
are dead and gone. but Just whena start
n life is needed TO make happiness and
success sure. The York Penn'a Mar
Mutual Aid Assn presents tue following
syuopsis for consideration, viz Upon
the paymen, of Six Dollar. on application,
The applicant will be entitled to a cerii6-
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.

In The matter of The estate Of Peter FetteroU
decedsed, late Of adams t0wnship, Shy-
der county, Pa.
To Henry Rctterolf resid.
ing at sunny slope Sunner 10, Ktnsts
T. iias Fetieroli residing at Spring Mills. Urn-
tro 60, Pa. Hannah married TO Georke Hon.
man residing at sioux ity. Iowa susan
Fetteroif mari led TO Iohn Hendricks, Caiha.
rine married 10 Iaoph Binysnan, Elizabeth
married 10 Frederick Shrader, ami three grand
children b ,irs of Phiiip fetterolt, deed, who
was = sou Of Petor fett.rnif Il ,ed., via; J T.,
Fstier0if LilIie, intuor who has lie iry Au.
rand for her gu ,rdisn; aud Emmt iniermsrried
With Element Musser, all residing at Troxel'
vile, Snyder county, Pa, heirs and legal re.
prese ntatiys. Of Pstsr F.tteroif decd. late oi
Adams township, snyder county, Pa,
You are hereby cited to be aud appear before
the Judges OF our Orphans' Conrt, at an Or.
pLans' Court 20 10 held at Middlsourx on ths
Ind Monday OF December A. u. 1850 az u
O'Clock In tie forenoon, then aud thsre 70 ae.
oept or rsfuse TO take the Real Estate OF sal
Peter FettsroiL deceased, at the sppfaissd val
uation pat upon II " 81 Iuqusst duly awardel
by the said Oou-t, an I returned by the Shsrif
OF salt oounty, or show cause why the sam,
shpuld not bs sold; Aud hereof f,il not:
witness the Hon. Io.eph u. Bucher. Esq.
Psesldsat OF oa! ssid court, at Middisbury
-" J.CRUUsB. Clerk q. q.