Nrcial With Freedoin's Roil heiteatlk oar And Frieigam'ePauperoireaming o'er us! niltletht Bettle:—.N e won.d esteeni our aolven highly:. favored; if ail - patroni in ar learn And ativerti sing, wo4.ldc,till end:settle their aneounta -on • or before • the Ist of Annary'itext. have to pay . eash for wood, neat, heef, ete., and in addition have a heaiy paper hill to pay soon. I s 'yetupt paying patrons. ill+ of course oi n eue thi§ 'notice' It iA not 'intend ed for tlivit. •, Cash Rec pi ,is.yTLe following comprises the,:amount of our cash receipts since our- last issue : - Ahrtn. John • . ChVistiaa. Huffman, Stotiffei;• Jno. D. tricls; Henry Mickley, J. S. ilood,. -H. (.3, Hoover, - Geo. Itoover, , •' John Millar, ((Alio) Henry Snider, — - Azportint Or' der. —Glen. Couch has is sued an order, giving notice that after the sfitli inst. no more than $lOO hounty will be paid to volunteers. Until that time the bounty of $402 will he paid . to all veterans re-enlisting , Dee Meeting.4A meeting was held . in the Toirn Hall, en Saturday evenim to adopt ancasures to fill"the quota of our Borough bY 'volunteering. A committee of five was Appointed to wait upon the citizens and pe tition the Council to make the.necessary ap propriation, but we do not know, at this late .hour, whether ugything to the purpose hap been effected. "fl e indifference manifested by citizens in regard to this matter is inex cusable. Greencastle has furnished he r complement of NultAnteers, and we observe that the Councilor Chambersburg has made a large appropriation, ($20,000) 411(1 'the quota there is consequently being rapidly 'filled. Evert Mercershurg is up . and doing. Must Waynesboro.'-• he an exception? has Ole so little patriotism r - Azzenther Ten.—Pzesiden.t Lincoln has off ered, in his pro4unation. to bare the Rebel States from file perdition into, which they arc new running headlong, if one-teuth of the voting population will t4ke the oath of allegiance. TWA is a good opportunity for she r.ebellious sinners ta 'went. ft is very fortunate for them that another Abraham, /ices irk their sad-flay and generation, to in tercede for- them and offer such easy term ,of grace. When SOi101)1 wen deemed to deetructiorb through htr wand!clod wickedness Abra ham of old intereededslhr the rebellious city, and if rigYteons' rum] had beerx.feii l nd therein &Qom would have been saved. our erring brethren in Dixie take, warning from the:fate of Sodom, and flee from the wratk to couie by accepting the waleied. 'ardon. So sa 's the Hanover Sicelo.fer• Sit7e . l74'.e.7ll — L - 'sealc.—Th — e - liansionfarz;li ult., forther :Mai of .25 per acre. .rurchas er, Joseph Shockey, The :foliewiog,. sales were also made. No. 2, the Gar Arm, con taiutig 135 acres and US peiciLes; o,Jacob Shockey, for 8113 lar acre. No. 3, contain ing 20 acres and 120 perches, to. David Shockey, for $75.12'2 per acre. No,. , CCO• taining '77 acres and 21 perches, to Solomon, ShoekeY, tor $35 por acre. No. 5, eontaiq ing 7 acres mad 60 perches, to Jacob Shock ey, for $3B per acre. , No q,. containing 9, acres and 52 perches, to Jacob. Shockey, for $73 per acre. No. 7, coumining 8 tyOIVE. and 126 perches, to Abraham Shockey, for $76.50 per acre No. 8, containing 8 acres and 52 perches, to Joseph. Shoakey, for $42. 75 per acre.. No. 9, containing 5.-acrea and 40 perches, to John Shockey, for $40.50 per acre. Abio 143 acres and: 54 'perches, to 'Abraliaia Shoekey, for - $47.10 per.acre. ~ Clrpthsre pf ,Lvan,—ilapt.. Hugh Logan, .of the Rebel army, foimerly of Washingtau Ce a t 3 ,wmi reeeptlyeoptu red, at wood- Buick, ye.;.antlf;ent ,to Wheeling. .11e, woe wounded in the right ann, and thigh.. ; „ 4- zan this' but *aided in Weshiygtoti l eowaty fur 'akin:mbar of pears p!evious:te the.bidaicing out of the iebellf*. 4: lerWie BEE:rtm;.Es4o3fnitie: p6e. , ongb of 4 4 .1isle;,,P4.varehiltied:, 100 2eOide of Frao4,4hielt he: .).M,,fnuiy v* , In'‘'eclalo4 -4 otti4 •PbAriOr *tt') 3 ofoi.o;64' ' • LLAGE RECORD. I~'ld4tf~3BAßE~'y r • Draft. Notice.---The -Trovost MaiSlial of this ilisktiot':givemi thst:'‘Okiiii time fot honrit*r4ciits(#siiitiaptitift - hati;eiti eil toVsJanuar { ,6, 180.1 Tli4 i3ontd of En, rcilintittwill ip 8.09 . 4011 ty4lly- natti4bait: tinte * *O;h:_ iiins•to '' twelve , o'clock ,din„the notoinikpkfroni two to.four 000 it. • EMU Aliens niusteoinn - ptnpared *Hit twriffiiiii:; vit, according to pteseriboti..Pttrtq god two. witnesses to vouch for the integrity of their Application:: Ottio:,httirelef(the,kv:Wiet since the UnrolluAent,-niustitetaiih,ePleal4 by:agidavitt Of a b6no:ifiie 7 4 23i4texig ' aiihtify; oil, and .that thoj hive beett'enie*& Where they claim to, reside: rerliona,ialio hale / be; eorn,e respeOtively thirty-0? and . for,V4vg, twearding to their Mass, since Julylato4mild not appear. Only• 'persona tnalfferUsiatid perrusimatly disableCaro'VEN4 IrV• eielan's certificates are witless in, thew pre ..lirainarir examinations. • l'orsopo dir t fted' in HAtigust last need not appear.. • . - • . Tice Infavgee.—!WlAila the rebellious ' States enjoyed their mail fepilities-under the old Ocivermiient,' the room 'received by chew weuld never meet the 'expenses-that is, it always cost the Qui/emu:lent' by a mil ilonor so more money to carry the mails through the South than the income ,was.— .1e,:1800; the year immediately preceding the Rebellion, they post the - Government $k .656,105 49 . niaro than .tho Profits received, while the North always has been solgamitain ing and several millieu .dollars left each year after paying expenses. Tho South has been a great drag to the Government, but 'she ; 44 now being jostled into- smartness, and will no doubt put into the treasury instead of, drawing out all the while, after • the Rebel lion. - 81.50 3.00 '1.50 1.25 1.59 40.00 1. 611 150 1.50 1 50 seriron..44,everdy Johnson, of Maryland, in a speech in tho U. S. Senate recently took decided Anti-Slavery grounds. in the course of his reinaks fie said : "It would be disgraceful if, after the em ployment, of colored men to defend its exist met this Government should permit them ey never could be re-enslaved. It gave him -pleasure-to remember that when ho former. ly had the honor of occupying a seat on this floor, in 1847, he declared in a debate upon the subject of slavery, that it was wrong as a system. The people Of this country were vapidly becoming wiser on this suloject." —When a Senator representing a Slave State speaks . thita, is it not a scandnl and a shame to see the accursed institution backed up by Northerti Copperheads ? Stir This is New Year's day, the. fiat An niversary of emancipation Prockunation, —it being issued to take effect January 1, 1863. Thousands who are now mood -by party piojudico and ignorance, will yet live to see. the any when they will thank Qod for Ahraltato,Liocoln and his charter of Freedom, dated J,K..lst 1863. The .iadg's Friend.—We have received the JaneAry number of a new ilagaziim.with the above title. It is edited by Dirs. lienry Peterson and published by Deacon & Peter sen, 319 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. lb is .handsomely embellished, containing a PAlsher of fine engravings, the latest Volt ions, a large amount of interesting matter from * the pens of the best authors. It is worthy the patronage of our lady frimAs.— Terma—s2 a year. Prirrt,y Sol4.—Mr. John L. MelteAlf re cently disposed of his valuable property, in Quincy, to, Mr. iosiah Pabiney of this'lpbtee, t Zs% alp Inc the Son at wlioh irel liar bounties aro to cease yflanit - a - ryto - tbe - Ist - o - f - Wolf.l improbable thittthii — dtaft will 1 postponed until that day. /65 - Alexander Burbnek, convicted at the .icember tern'. of Washington County.Cou►rt, of robbing the store of Mr. Levi Vsnfossen, of Frederick, was sentenced last week at Fier gerstown,by Judge Weisel, to contlhemen t in the State Penitentiary for the term o f six yeirs and five month's. Re-En/(atment of an .4"ntire Veteran Regi• meat.—All of the men, except the Colancl, of the 29th Pennsylvania, regiment, have re enlisted for three '.years. twee men have carried the flag through the Shenandoah Valley, at Antietate,. Prearicksburg, Chan ceHoraville, Oettyaburg, Loehout 'Mountain, and at Ringgold, and at no time faltered in • • their duty to the ir country. . . . . Vir Major 9eneratitos,uoA4iiis his been appointed to the command of the Depart ruant'ot tho Missouri ; vice - Major General, Setioriip, . Nxtvazax., Dec. 23.—The* new oath of allegiance Ms been , aaministercal bpi of rebel eificers qn4 B ohli.OP re:tacitly conie Jima Aar litlea;•by,' accept dial:4o44s of4cm4 by the They bring intelligence - lint; n%U3lber who are still in the rebel 1 -arnij , 4,:t Lilco wise at earliest opportunity, . For lZerit f*;;#oni;.'Sy;4#- #Ortfilai . o o iiitupti-that'f4:44P )1t."1,-,tote — , in tbiti - county, is Ofeyild fPrlmi; • , • tw*daits l 4f? tentßon to the Wes iifr9iretty adierlAe4 lo:4afs, Ma roc. , . „ _: .;1 '17.,: , :t.3 , .; t4o l^ '..! ~ Reft)nry 01,- 'the Ttettnit ',:-' , .. , -;.' , ..t ). Thennintint of tortiwall's re ' ' 4:40A . . 1 retnentlbureatt turns out.,ti3: s .*l*** $1 Of 000 BOST . IIIIICh *lO ItrpoOtrikeied: no inielcnteis, nor is there:auifiilßtal—Metlf-7 1 od 0 ascertaining. Takeifici rld s4O:itse:l4. twi, toceri; • and theii .:kekiOtiefsol:l. l 4 their presence, he at last - 1i0rk444 0 104 , -*4' en - blessed hill crime, and indietited*hete ,.. oo roPertY_Ould ? 0 ,. f 019. 4, A'#VlFAk'ile_ol - ury. notes, at a4arge !Itiaktify-nt at(94411* (if Inutiletedi ttepie,'Whieli Inid...niitiiine7lo :mak and-whielrwereAnmitint. - thtrustrrh7. - haVi*ensganr te l,rke)t,,.l?,stOg as vouchers.. ,Atlyt rthedjeciiv§rll.nt hilt ipbetY„lieitis kept in a room in the Tressullfor_two days, ,„ , erAstrnilleVetiiitriinirel Session. - -Ile wauid confrnltghliig, ind'ires sullen in his deitig ef. - 0,A11t.' , ; .Efis .repeatedly .ezpreised desire to see his "Wife; indicated the place of concealment of the'stolen Money, and hewas larch to hie housii in ereOr.,etovoi,--tilititen--- tinned. lila 014bagnqnkllaal)Pen' going on for months. T he mutilated notes, - to be canceled and subsequently burned, were cut lengthwise through the - middle; one-half went to Secretary chador the :other to Regis, ter. They . were poinited',and summed. up_ aceOrdifig folheir dennaiiriatiena, audit they compared WitliCornwairs accounts were re turned to his own office to bo destroyed by At the last hurtling:a little messenger boy, who begged. to watehthe process, was aston ished to seeVornwall .occasitmly slip a pack age of tho half notes into the side pocket of his coat, as he was throwing them into the. furnace. He innocently inquired of-a' clerk named Platt if .101 r. Cornwall bad a right to do that thing. The game was up. A. trap was laid; and the felon Walked right into-it. His avowed reason for plunging into this systematic .robbery- was in his conviction that other treasury, clerks, in responsible and con fidential offices, Were feathering their wets by stealing., and his determination to have a hand in. A salary of only eighteen hundred .dollars a year, and a largo ,'family, with the immense elm of living here; helped the fool to take this view of his' 4411 rights and personal interests. lii each r acka g e _pocketed there was always-one hundred 'bills. FreqUently these were denialtd notes of'fives, tens, twenties. fifties, ono hundreds. Uncut notes, subsequently received gad held back to an amount equal to these vouchers, made hi a hauls sometimes very great—ten or twenty thousand dollars. Immense prepara tions fop Christmas festivities had been made in his home, and a daughter was soon to be 'ed-from it. Hydrophobia—A Horrible Case.- [From the Watertown - (N. Y.) Journal.] A very horrible case of this disease late ly °centred in the town of Adams. Mr. Jas. H. Kenyon, a man forty-two years of age, was bitten by, a mad dog last June, in the town of Redfield, Oswego county. At the time he thought very little about it, not knowing that the dog was mad until several days after. Time passed on, and Mr. Ken yon said but little about it to any one until about five or six days before his death. He first noticed an itching sensation on :the thumb which had been bitten by the dog; whenever ho sensitive por tion, cold chills wet ty pass over his whole body. This day he feli cold chi trusted that he was bia, yet he took a I wept out and works he was taken with od nearly all day. Thursday ho was those about him, miah Parker was called.. At ;his time Ken yon was having slight fits once in three or four minutes. He talked rationally, and.sald that be was unable to controll himself, and did not know what be might be led to do; and therefore be wished to be tied to the bed. This was done, as he had requested. • In his convulsions he tore the feather and straw beds into pieces, and threw himself from one side of the bed to the other, seem ingly as quick as lightning, moving, at the same, time, the bedstead twelve or eighteen inches each way; this while he was lashed to the bed. He could not endure to have a drop of water even in the roorn,-and if any was offered ' ' in the and pie; with the doctor to bleed , him . death. ie died about seven o'alook on Fri day morning, six months from the time he was first bitten. on Wednesday , - o#' last week; - Parson Brown= low gave. the following good and sufficient reason kir his reccnt'"change of base :" ' "I npderstand that this is a war Meeting, and that you are assembled hen for the pur pose of drutnniing up volunteers. In this matter I am in,a somewhat awkward position, having recently taken to my heels like a greyhound, and made three hundred Mike in, a short timez. In the last„ two. }rim, as lon well know, I have done soise.brave talk mg, which the rebels remember. Were I pot sure that - I ihonld not be as our soldiers taken by them are--incarcerated in their logy prisons---their •Libliys - arid Castle ' Thunders—l should have ' ,staid; for I could eatinrelice. I did not run out , of cowardice ! ,bgp I' well know that if they took me I Would huts to pull hemp without - a foothold, [laugh tor] so I ran." , offirlal report of the 'operations of the General Morin's, 'renent cavalry I :e t lltion _ both sperededin the' nri‘,T, Teepees, ,Itaifroadi Nery: lino or eanronnicationgi,tolhellebelsrif Belein, in Itatipao'cOutitY, ihoit sixty:ntileiffrom 451achburg, and. brOughtlia command of in safety...,-He, destroyed , at Salem tiaras depots centaiping large quantities a oats, - meat, salt, Jeather,". hootti, , , shoes, • and' Other i sgpplies of immense, velno to tholob els' at this time. The .telegripliwireswere • cut, the railroad,traeli tinning, severer-brut gee a nd 'culverts ilestioyed.... ,0e his ,return he found a large force" orßetelS; Of General Early's .oiitlin4; divided oil different inte l e#oVm y lit .by ti bold. znanwuvor :of 10a .fereoi follad,;*l '40= 4 414. cia4Rod: - 11 •' - • 'si rldlent ingeit_fok two days L bst ''-nol.thern-)4.!5g044.,:''rhe,... snow.: feli:;'o * ;0 1 i epiti ; of over sax jlolio Flailialo4l 444 s t:'..Tosephi4ibgor, it is said: to be frotO tem fiileeri; feet' deer:„ . \ V$ Egg ri Ito • .t.uun‘. • , • • 1 ...,AMPtit*B4l-;111110NOCI"Decf. 28.—Thelek4 ,e.htliktiliiiiik ti jiti . iiirt ti yed from City Point) hnno.red 'Union prismielittanti ' Ulitinge fefilitise scut up by bleu The retiel tioveranunit refuse any further 1446146,0i:fiifeiiilViEFOROiintnizifferi )tp.ahOut, our been Oen tinding;:iiiid"their Mrs-44 0 0 4.14.e441)..i..10gr5k.,0 1 0e 1 441- ha "Vogp4est..,.o€l..jiirigfuEep),reoefie7ti: gotet trllf* frout (teR Butrik, ate with hlin on- tile suidief_pf_eieliangeti . ..elauliorJafE: . Duvis'-proolamation-mr - out:7 lawry against 43geural ligtler made last yeur. : it ,will ,be rpgleziali f ,q4„ bat, they ..yere cp.tito tyiilip to receive ..,mecTielneS - from' aud i eptrespoq . with . ~inktiithetsu'di4 proeletesttori - ef,,iihielillheynow ,thklce, a pre-, ihe - i*g4tiii#o6. • Thia• islitiOwnhy fact . already f*ehauked,ovei, prleettert3 with Geßriral:ll., , Botiabwilmenu , of Chnilesidu'on Christmas 'Teri or Twelve , Buildings Burned.' , ,Fonott3S noratoE, Dee. 28.-,The Rich mond .gxantiner of to-day; received- the flag of truce, contains the following &Vaal- 011ARriEWTON, Dee. 25.—The enemycom ;menceas shelling the pity last night, keeping up a steady fire, which, is still going oia at 9 o'clock this morning. A fire broke out lit 2 o'clock, destroying Cm or twelie buildings, and causing 'a few casualties. A heavy firing is heard in the direction of Steno, which is believed to be between our batteries and the enemy's gunboats. bater.—The shelling, of the city was con tinued during the day. One white man was mortally and a white, woman slightly wound ed. Three firemen were btidly wounded by the falling of the walla of the l3urned build ings. and eight or teu were slightly wound ed. All is quiet at Sumpter. CHARLESTON, Dee. 27.—The enemy fired foqr shells at the city last night. There is no firing from Morris Island to-day. Our batteries kept up a vigorous fire on the ene my's working parties engaged in erecting an other battery on the extreme end of Cum. mine Poink (tar lon at Stone itas one kill ed and fivo-wounded.-- -- WASHINGTON, Dm. expedition, to co-operate with General Avorbill, consist ing of two regiments of infantry, four hull. Bred cavalry, and a battery of six mins—a force numbering 1,400 men in all---uuder the command of Colonel George D. Wells, of the 31th Masaehusetts Infaatry, has N. turned to Harper's Ferry without the loss of a man, after penetrating to Harrisonburg. When Gen. Avorill had finished his work, and Col. Wells had. accomplished his diver. sion, strictly' according to orders, the latter found himself confronted by from 7,000 to 10,000 'of Lee's forces, with Gen. Boner's brigade mid a part of Stuart's cavalry in his rear at Front Royal. By clever strategy and forced marphes, Colonel Wells escaped the former and avoided the latter forces, and reached his post with his men and munition unh'armed. lie made a march of fatty-three miles in thirty hours. " So desperate seemed the chances of the expedition that the rebels of Winchester of fered heavy bets that not a man would re turn. One, hundred rebel prisoners were brought safely off. an - y. 9n Mon- hi then 'Dia. ;he hydropho on Tuesday On Wednesday which continu- 'and cross to ght 111 r. Jore- Desperate Straits of LongstreetsArmy. FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 29.—The Rich mond Enguis4r of . Docember 25th contains the following despatch : Buturot., Dee. 23.—Our forces aro still around Rutledge and Morristown. Cannon ading.was heard at the latter place on Sun day. Genf tree 1_ un n follow "outage in consequence of the fitt - 7 11 Iber of barefooted mon;in his command, the weather being cold and the mountains covered with snow. There are three hundred ea•°es of small pox among the Yankee prisoners at Dan oi • The Confederate army in East Tennessee have gene.iuto winter quarters. ORANGE COURT HOUSE, Dee. The Yankees have destroy ed part of , the town of Luray, Page 'county, by fire. . • December, 20.—General Poseur burned the bridge ,over. Pope's Head Run, but the high water prevented him doing further, damage. General Gregg's Yankee cavalry, pursued him. General Rosser . was compell ed to swim Bull Run. The enemy while in pursuit, destroyed two.tanneries and a lot of leather at Spprryville; and also two tanneries, a flour mill, and thepovernment workshops at Luray.' , BENJ. Thuturs OF I MAitYLANO,---AS fortold, the election Of this more than sympa lhizer with' treason; has been to - iniliet'a stab upon the fair fame of our State. Ilia natne' alone stands reeerded in the yeas mid nays of the-llouse_eff Reptesentatives, not only 'a.: : 4 . ) ; . 1111Wal l ifl I.o:sl2isplritlbi • ; WO; ' carry' on the: u;iti,. Vut Ids° against 'a; vote of thanks. tO 'mkt soluiersin the - field for their' gallantryiti.iipholding. the flag of the Union.t Not Over the Vocids„ and -13lookes of New, York had the bold-nudaeity which.this man has evinced, to record their names with his on these questions ; 'and, our State is;! to &- joy the lad-notoriety.td sending to the Nu , Lionel Councilevne.whose • .acts 'digs prove him to - .be an . ,urnuitigated.traitor at heart.-- - Clipper. .' rfr The Rielmotit,i Exa, qqaer, or aeptutper, I .3th appears oming, to a eiue . sense or the,eoa4itiop ,of the , confederacy. : It says: *'The _adjective 'confederacy, as , appliekto the sariuuse4ttalte4hilta revered necessary ' by . tho War;:isll/its %the.- I Pverse.t Won tna.r. n eon/PIP/ I dt cotfOsi,rc!tAntnn, r3 O ; copfederato Parris pPli parcels. ;; . penrefieratc,*.Wol:44 gtt a*. PA!..,r4LIOn. 'as if,,,ti!ey ore!! wade el: lead. ~,Peal,e4. , ozate, are ; notek treated as ir mays.lap,user,e than taatile-liglkters.7. REBEL REPORTS, THE WAR IN VIRGINIA. REBET, NEWS. From Ilrginia , • l'hit hotel at SC' Louis,, ; ;(eui& to be the, largest hotel ,hl";,the 'world) ',wits at publio . auction lot seek for the stun of 540121,000 A The bnilding; NM over $750,000, • thojdnatatiotinf *vie and lin broth erri4 MisOiseippi : akeho ; * Opupied by col or d seckidter,quiits 0 •• • _ Thibeill for one of) 4,0 R.-TOBIAS' . . VENE'I I ' lAN LINIMENT IT ; - As :given 'Universal ' tiatiefagtion :dark:o4lr 14 years it has been introduced in the United • to B. fil.(itsi:. bah* tried' 14 inidions, it has beep itoclaitneil - thii pahttlestrOyer of the- world.:-Pain eluting ha 'where this Diligent is applied. ,If u.aa4 as directed it comet an ever his failed in single instance. For Rids; coughs and influenza, it can't be heat, One : 2s cent bottle, will cure ail th e above, tiesides'beida, usefdi in oveiyinnily for sudden' ay. - cidents sticti as birrns,'cuts, Scalds, insect stings, thc. iebtperfettly innocent:to take - internally, can be given to thi_aldest Persoll-or=lo.44Dest - child? --- = Trice Wand SO ceuhrs bottle. , thrice AD Cortiandt Street, Now. yolk. Sold - 1011 Viruggikls• ' Pecenibcr, 11:-1m.y. , " ' - ' OPLADIEW FURS FURS !; %Holm ; Fitcb t Liberian Spinet, French Elable, .Frencit anti American Mint—all the various etyies of ladies', Fin* dr' e9llAnh yistaTißmi,, Capes,' Cul% Muffs, &c. Fur Trinatnitig Eltuhtitiaaels; %Otani, deco 4 - Complete aesortment of new. and fteah Furs, at 11FDEGRAFF8', Nov. 20. ' Opposite Washington kittac._ rrilATB AHD CAPS 'complete asSO4 , 'tent of all (he styles of rill-and Winter mats and Caps, for Men, boys and Children--at • • UPPEGRAFFS', • Opposite Washington )douse Nov. 20. WHQIIIE.4OIADE HATlil!! !—We have con stantly on hand and manufacture to rude; Hats 'of all the various. kinds; 'rho - most du r able mai. to ho had at •U PDVIUIR ITV, Hat Makers, opposite Washington House. tf463. DVFFALO ROBES! BUFFALO ROBES t -—A few fiest-rate and No.l lloffelo Robe., at, Nay. 2U. :UrDBOItAfTB' Ifai.Factory, urCHEAP OGODS VAR T01E5. 77 , Hats, Gaps, Vaned, Vmbrellss a gloves, -I , eclicit! Furs, %Oil° Robes, ri complete assortment of the above ar Mies, coniprising all gip glades and all the styles of fopign and home production, can be had in these times of war "cheaper than the cheap est, better than the best," at ' I.O I DEGRAFFS' Hat Store, opposite 'Vtfailington House, Hagerstown November 29,186 d. MA, TI3~ -- On - 6424th inst r in the Parsonage, by Rev.-W. E. Krebs, Mr. JACOR WOLF to Miss ANN MARIA MART/N., . both of this Township. On the 24th tut., at the• residence of Capt. Wra. W. Walker, by the Rev. A. M. Koster, Lieut. GEO. V. WALKER and Miss MAGGIE S. FUNK. We congratulate the Lieut. and his fair Maggie, upon the new and import rela tions they have assumed. , tiny all thy cares liko summer's dew, Or snuiv-flakes gently fall, And leave the grieving heart more tcuo k Because of sorrow's pall.' May Spring's bright rube of gentleness. O'erspread thy -happy home ; An] Winter's storms ne'er bring distress, .Dior anguish ever come, And when at last life's trials ere o'er And heart from heart is riven, May all thy plighted vows of yore, • Ile sealed at last in fleav'n. On the 24th inst., at the residence. of the bride's parents, by the Rev. W. R. H. Den, trich, I. N. SNIVE IX, M. D., of Chambers burg, to Miss ALICE B. l. eldest daughter of A. Barr, Esq., of the vicinity of Waynesboro. The Dr. and his fair bride did not forget the printer. Out share of the "good'thiugs" prepared for the occasion, was ample, for which we give thank and our best beri. Thrice happy t in thy life•wreath. That Hymen's jor high spread— Mey all thy sorrows vanish • And all thy tears be shed; No stinging words of sadness To chafe the heart th4s torn— But always, always plucking, Flowers, without a Mat. • On the 29th, ult , by the Rvy. J. F. Oiler, at the residence of the bride's father, near ujigs.:l44l7..74,NCitYand bliss LOUISA. SNOWBERGER, totZ l -4,,t,4i 8 county. . , • IcalrWith the above notice we. received a portion of the Bride's cake and a t bottle of choice Shcrr ter,-the-latter-especially—fbr-othioloye-most cordially thank the groom and his fitix bride, 'hoping that:their lots may everbo: cyst in pleasant places; and that the bles4ngs' of matrimony may camfort thcai in HA 4.e. cline. - • 'Long and contentatogether. Or the ocean of,life u they sail, May happiness sit at the helm. : While piopperity . bloweth the gala." , On the 24th ult., by thellev. a, F. Camp. bell; Mr. pi - . R. 0.141t/ifiltT, and _Miss SARAH HELM, alk . of . Quiu ey township. On. the 30th ult., by the same, ,Mr. M. L. BELL of Maryland, and Miss LYDIA ANN OAKS., of this (scanty, ~ ,•, TIMID 43613 p Near Ringgold, Md.; On _thy 3tr...30.H.N . :NE WC031.40, abed 71" ,Yipais; 11 inonths and,lo days. , ~„ Dearest Fatlier.thou bast left us •-Here thy loss AIN 4ppplYrfeel. . hecon all sor,row ! hew - , Near ' this plscc, sa the N.A., 5 Y SHELLY, age d OP‘iearp; - s',utosilis . • 44 daYs-,:-. - . • • • this -- rosietence -- near this, pl ace,, or! thes. DAVID‘ 11944 8 11:4 1 . 41,3,.:514,3e,ar okhis age,, , . 21CA—Vis-13.3EM5. , .. From the. Apterical . !,. of Tfseliqcv last., ' ;V14.0 CalCs..ot., importance Tire, re.pirted oriAlliatige:and:the, clospi extremely 4,Ate, w4ll no prossuii : on elp part of holders, priocs , are nominally anchan _, 1 god; viz t-41-I.owarti gtieer Super: :mu %o;xtra at s7.,2s4 , Bbippipg Extra, do. at al, !):; Eetailimr, .6;44 at rr',6241, - Faipity ooki. • • 4IVAIN.-4Salos cimpilscci . good aiul Ohne Southeinywhitc. W3OO at'WO@l.9s cents; iit :180(61t5 eci4tk iufdriorAO ordf7 'nary dO. dt 16U011.75 cents, atid.giod SOuthern red Kt'.lssell6s eo rits,.tounVitind mediala do..at 18141.55 came Rew white Ooro ab 118 eetits;. old deqtt 122' oaata,sead, !..,14# petiole at 120 , $Ma. Maryland. Oats r id Peantylvam Rile fi l ch; at !so@l9l Oats. weight. • By. we itt the allerir of sale, ab 150®155, Clioice ' Southern white Wheat. 198®1101oeuts,:fair ,to prima ISeobwoki, at 18E44198 sena), and strietly primelouth, ,era red at 168®170 cents. • PUBLIC SALE, I Y virtue of an Order of the, 9tplume , oo:l4 for_Washinct on conntya the,iindersigo64" scalars of Abraham Suite, deceased, will sell at. Public Sale * 14:1110 late residetwelt -1 1 6 0-deossea,, near the turnpike leading.,lll - 71illigeritown io tersburg, five' Chiles Sinn` the lame! t wo form the lat ae.o ter 'pl, — ' On- mq.gsti t i:l7thil44444/:January, neit,-the fallmthir paribilifiaPertY i to Avit : 2 [AD fOltifintrulliug t one -of which is a fine •P- A MI I; Y HORSE; 1 COW; 1 two-horse Wagon, -1 , 1 Cart, 1 Thrgshingitlachitietaithlslew York pow er) 1 Wheat I Pant'.ll CernoShellers 1:two-hor se CARRIAGE, nearly newr abritaireisef Prili, 1 Spring-tooth and 2 , 'ltentiVing Rakter,' 1 latiklicy Ladders, /411eighs, bandiear Plows, 'flat t ble : an i t single shovel, plow, 1 Harrow, 1 Bag Wagon, 1 set breeckbanda, 2 seta' plow gears,l4 sets fly-nets c 1 wagan saddle k ridge saddles, collars, lines, . double and singl9, trees, 3 log chidig, tow 'Chains, crowbars, a mattocks-, 141 stone hammers, 2 sledges, digging . iron, ahorels, forks and rakes, mowing : scythes, cradles, stout 7d Dago, Stow. , 400 LOCUST PAWS, 5000 up 8111,1VGLE9, a latar MAW :ad SCAUMN,44 7 -4Aso ,10C; . 00AN and 135‘ bushels of! OATS—also, some uousEuOLD. letitrialtußE. F .- ccosistiu z of Xiedsteads apd - Bedding ) ; 11, Secretary, t Table. 2 °locks. I tug mut 2 , Bilvet W,at t ches, 2 Guns,l barrel of Vinegar,. 1, Ram! ,of Rgq Wlylia k-ey---with—nittcbcuthe;—ppmly--110-nqcesmg:to, mention. II • rirSala tp commence at % o'clo q k oti,sajd, day, when a credit of six niowho will be. given, °mall sump of s4,ap4 upwards, thei purchaser, to..giro. his note with appowed seeurity. - ums wider $4,00 cash, and no property to be *Mined gqntil , settled . for. JOAN ST RITE, Jaw, 1-2w] 2Exocwors. Wayncaboro" , Record". copy anil t send bill to,this, office fo r colleetion.—Eagerstown Herald. • STORE STM ilEirte iiKi 1 1 , 1 ar riV• 4N, PIO subscriber Oren for tort his large DRIPK STQltt 110178 E, situated in Mount /lope; quiney Ownship, Frani lin County. Pa., 4 miles. W axnesboro', on the road lea,dipg to Chambersburg. Tha'etoreloom is large with bp4k room attached , and Seller extending the whole length of the rooms.. There are two large WARER,OOMf3 belonging to. the. store, one intended for groceries exclusiyely.---. The house is well 'calcrsjated for two families: There is also, on the lot 'a large fame' Stable, frame; 43g . Pen; and other buildings, and good ganien, all,the buildings being in good repair., TWA property its surrounded by a Witilthy andOpitleuir hood, six public roads 'leading thereto. Closebv there. in a large Meichpnt Mill and filaeksmi}h Shop, This is a long established sad well-known Mersin tile stand, and persons wishing to engage In the bu siness would Jo well to examine theproperty before. making engagements elsewhere. , '4'he substsiber can be sect' . or addressed, at Mt. Hook Frank. Co. Pa. Possession,giren op tllO firstof April, 1 8 0. . Jan. I—tE MUE L k.F0,1/1:4. ripHgeutosiberinteniiing to go west, wilfsell nt seige,.op, 'ATultiVilir *l* °Ad of JAN-. UAKY, 1804, on the premixes occluded la George,. Myers, near the Wharf, Mill, on the road" leading . from Waynesboro' u Chembersburg, 3 miles front the former place, the folleraling personal 'property, viz 4117.11 1117117 . 1 corner Cupboard, 1 Bureau, Tables,, k Sink, 1 Doughtray, 2 Bedsteads, 1 COOKIPia B!l'OV.E.' and fixtures, nearly new, i t -ten-plate-Stove. a- Wash stand. 1' Chest, 2 sets Mari, 1 RoclJng Chair, 28 yds? Carpeting, nearly new, t Iron Kettle, i Meat Vessel, tubs, buckets,' Queens Ware, i twenty-four hour Clock; Bacon and Lard by' the kound,, apple butter by the crock,. 1 barrel of . Vlnegar, Pqtatoes, by the bushel, 1 grain cradle: and many other arti cles too numerous to mention.' Having beettkeeli ing house 'but a" short time the alike ktOes aro nearly as good rocnow. Sale to commerce at 10 o'- clock on • said day when the terms vttill bo made known by. , A IBRAHA,A,IOjkt9BB : ' Jon I—ta. • , PI.IBLIQ - sALE4 ,-, 17114E.sul;aribers will sell it public sale in heitars• burgMth-tin s3ATUIwDAX tna 16v . '.x?g uY VARY' LEHre'tf klitary a :Hal ,;. -p-G-liir-,-.lqt.S-Ip t and LOT OF GROUND, with otbeinticsemr.9oP: buildings therein. Tnere is also ott *aid ' lot a very , choice selection of fruit trues. The lot is jai street.. lent nue, situate& hti Main street, ateinow is ihq oc., quinine,' of Jas.' W. Leggett. , dale to commence at AU O'clock:en said Persona wishing to view the: property apd !Olathe terms of sale wilt pleartr'call op G•op Yole,:itt, Leitersburg. • , 'AI: t;030.),: Jan " I —.1w.1, „. • . JOHN- ;PHILIP*. FiltivATE .SAL : L- T-H-sul;;T e ribe ! lifit . rg, on tis, pike leading from, LE. , ':, Waynesboro to, H a gerstown , taro nuke from, the plane and' nine frank the latter;mter 47: tietam J Mandan i teem 'his' fora', at pmaiet. - sii)o.-. Said Fnuo,contains about .. • f ; •,,, •' , -4: , ::. • • ' • • tat of of best•qual!ty-,htneftotte land. ma . m e eu - tivatioti, itaArwatereil by he Little liatiotirm farm containo: l 2o.acres Ig';chotce Meadow h 4 114)1 1 101;" . abOot l 3 acriokof goal builtliugaoor gist of a firstaati STONE .DWELLING' HOUSEi EE • with ititcheri.atiichcil to :each aria-; atargo ra _ Av ith a n ~the Latewt•irrrproirioaseataprin.:, Rouse Parouchc hou,se,-an • ernerear ! • buAdings,in ptirrn?,nplitfr r : EnSer4 . 4l4lkg , idPring of eiccelfent srater..-4AsR, a Splendid Orchard et Choice bearing ,.." —•— , This is one of tinibeiit watered' incinnis'r ble farms in-the county - an the subscriber will take pleasure ie. showing,it -ttl persons tlesirousef pur chasing. : _ ,-DAAkie, ATE WOMEIt. Decl .B ' ' 'Gsv L k' ';'" O taitualaier;:jptpase'cori- grat'oe Feb 4 sinksera bill•to:thbt o,Kce for collection. .'" OYSI'ERSI , ' , OVSTERS trilE sehseribeininfornee his Wee& arta the pub ,' hc..generelly. that, he. hair ler:opened the, well knoiNA Restaurant ItOoniii,itt' the ilasenientef"the dweUiitg houee heleiigi4 to the !keine atVI; 'rhos. Walker : on hiekt Week • ‘irheiet .6 e is ptepaie4 to furnish-VRE,§II'OYitTEES, ALE, PI11e:14 tle logna Sausage, Egbni,dtc. ,ispeNi the - beet:the tharket, Nehtegeitel.,,:Petiona,,deeiti ,ftelle,olo etele),tkystetKor ethet.arucle lineoerei4e4peetruity. ttlyipia• to gieeltitit`tit; ut the obi '41.5 0 1 11 ' 0 R EMAk: lbec_4 =ME
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