IMAGE ItriCORD.
WAN. IEI WNW:nit
Febinary 2.:411166,
Any ERTISE ADvEttlitisE V . -4%0 eir4uht
,
goo of the RECORD IR this tektot4 fuelling
the townships of - I Wileltiostoa—and ,, Quirmy, -
largely ezeei:ds ths.t.of an,ypther.paper pub
lished iii tile ?county.- Ii ii there Tore thti
best eittibilitiog tOedium.. _ -
br.t.f, then, yo,u.are a Lawyer,- Debtor or
Other : professiotta time, advertise.
Wit' you want to sell goods advertise.
tkrlf you want to brill u 'farm,.. adver
tise. - • • •
Cir If you want - to hell a farm, advertise.
far f you milli etaployinent; advertise.
Itiir.l.c you want to
• eipploy • help, adver
tise.
serif yott wdtii briy a bodge; adver•
tiee
vertise.
1-If you Wank kb biky or sell cattle, ad
vertise.
It "If yolk want to buy or sell grain, ad
♦ettise
airlf you want 'to advance your interests
generally, ADVERTISE t
Piritat SALice.—We iiivite apecial /knob
iion to the Bele, of val'uabl'e petaotail privet
adVettised through the itolittiine of the
Itgoord _wbith oteht its
3. 11: (31.4t0b, Thiirsday, Feb. Bth.
John Btimifer, February 10th.
qbhri Prim, dr. Tuesday, February 13th.
Daniel foyer, February 15tb.
John M. Cook; Friday, February 16th.
Maj. L. B Kurtz, Saturday, Feb. 17th.
Mono—, Monday-and—Tuesday,-Feb
ruary 19th and 20th.
henry Baer, Tuesday, February 20th.
Fred. Foreman, February 22nd
Wm. Row. Fridiy, February 23d.
David Conley, Saturday, February 24th.
Jacob J. Si essard, Tuesday Feb. 27.
are under obligations to Col. F.
Harrisberg,
for value
oi 6 .Sixty-nine members of the HOllB6 of
Representatives have made preparation for
the delivery of speeches. on the subject of
reconstruction. Their names have all been
entered for that purpose, and they will speak
in rotation.
MIA L_OF_Etilt3 -;-
spatch to t
II I • I i a •
nation reports, are rife that Jeff Dallis is to
be speedily brought td trial before a military
cdtainission. The gathering of major gener
alto; to Which yesterday's despatches alluded,
it is said, is with reference to this trial,
*hid' is to be Made imposing with distin
guished named. It is Certain that the gen
erals are here oatonsibly to &Walt upon mil
ilary matters, but really, if we may believe
the report ? to.organise a court for the trial
Of the head of the late rebel Confederacy."
TIIE GOVERNOWB mes
sage of Govertrol Catlin was received in the
House, at Harrishiirg, en Tuesday. It con
. taws much that is interesting in regard to
the late war and the duties it has imposed
upon us. The total number of troops .fur
nished by Pennsylvania, exe:usive of militia
and enlistments for the navy, was 362,284.
We are glad (says the Press) to learn that
itartangemetits are in progress to have' a dm%
pieta history of (Air regiitienta, such as. is
Contemplated and provided for in an act of
Assembly already passed," and hope it may
be itrittee 10 a style worthy of the Magni.
tilde arid grandeur of the object. A nobler
theme has never been ftirnished for the pen
of a skilful historian. lle also advises that
a historical painting of the battle of Getty&
burg be procured to be placed iti thi State
Capitol; an excellent •Fuggestiori if the ser
viees of a talented artist can be secured.—
We are gratified to leain that 1,242 orphans
of our soldiers are now maintained and edu
cated by the State, and arrangements aro be
ing Made for increasing the nufither of thes'e
deserving recipients of assistance. The State
finances are shown to be in a good botidition.
Notwithstanding the eipiindittire eF More
than 84,000,000 for Military pitrpoiteg, the
State debt was deoreased $2,555,579.12 du
ring the interval from Noveniber 80, 1860,
tb December 1, t 865. A reduction or re.
Peal of the ordinary State taw of two and a
half mills on real estate is recotbmended.—
In vie* of the large, space • dit*eted in the
theassigea of most of-the Northern Governors
to , national politics, Governor Curtin shoats
good taste in abstaining from
,lengthy corn
inonts, and in briefly femarking that the
principles expressed in the message .of the
r'resident, at the conntienbethent of the ses•
Won of Congress, will receive lila cordial sup.
kik l itt is Stated that General . Bblitinblt, of
ibelionse Committee, desires the bb* attny
bill to provide for 100,000 men; that Milan;
al Grant thinks 75,000 to 80;000 will do;
*bile Senator W !Mod ems 50,000. staid
mit; *bile all seem to agtee that upon the
general legislation of this Congress in regard
to the lath rebellions Staten will Materially
ilepend the ,numerical arrily for6e reqiiited.
iegy,A. bill hai'been offered jnihe Sinati)
of 0% State requiring all porions *he :are
to be . inuiried, to first tale. oath, before.•the
ILLiniater or , naught:at°, aho is to.•perform
the.oerealciny, that they have main i'ned
their majority, ad this oath is.to be's -sat
clout bar to all proetutioni,aud peqalitiee
ior untying 'rnieora.
to burbTiell a lot, fill-
ton de-
Washin
fitirThe Harrisburg-correspondent of (he
PhiTadelphi.ePtharitakes pre - tollowinimati,
fit tos'h
ion o Ohalp y.
- 'aide *4 beta GettYribUrg.iii 1823, arkd
1s• thereforb about ,Forty- . tee years .of agar
His ariCesity ivere,of c -
Presbyte
rial) lineage , ,,nrf s' tled4o - lidadis cputifyr
(di& part o ' ilihnCir ter), akeetrifas 17687te..
Ilts ,g,reat, grand-N ez was,. Xork.
in 1763, and was dho A member of the Colo.
vial Legislature both before And. t ."4 - gT.. the
lifivtilutiou, in which war he sorted in a'mil.
Miry capacity.'lsis OMB$-father was an
°leer in the RevolukkonOi r Ppl- !alirte
father was admiti4d tbe bar • olldfttii. - fri
1806.8enator., ineCoe,aughy, receiVe d . tits
education it f'COnsytvania
colleges; gfsintiating at thelattet• - institiftlon
in 1840. Five years later he was Unbitten
to tbe•btir of Gettysburg, and from hia tal
ents and energy he soon attaihed.:a high po.
ateoinpanicd by a remunerative prac
tice. ,
"During the rebellitin, and :Moro-especial
ly about the tithe -of the Gettys. ,
burg, his energies Vri3re unceasingly; devoted.
to observations of the enemy; and other meas
urer)" for theiia4 of his fellow-eitittens. Bel
fete ibis Memorable battle he was appointed ,
by General Couch as a volunteer aid, and for
valuable information and services rendered
theiti nod the army, he received just and
heedsonie acknowledgements from beth'Genz
Inn Wll7lllTiri Kr trWi ripuimm.
lltirlt is not generally known that soldiers
who have lost linibs in the servieic,of the U-
nitecilStatetLare_
tutee, that can be procured upon the presen
tation of evidence of honorable discharge,
and that the wound causing the hos Olicab
was received in service. They arc ft risked
free of oharge l and do not affect any peesiou
or bounty claim the soldier ratty - have against
the °oven:anent.
*Senator McConsul:by, on Wednesday,
read in• place a Bill supplementary to the
General Election Laws, providing penalties
for deserters voting and officers of elections
reeeiving—theit—votes—so — as — elke nay o
prevent voting by deserters hereaftet
On Thursday, on his motion, the Senate
()Meted 1000 copies to be priutel The
Bill will pass promptly. '
ibirThere Beaus to be a general desire i ns
it is indicated by the tones of the press, that
the Legislature pass Wire stringent laws to
regulate the sale of liquors. All portions of
the State are cursed with intenverance, and
Wettautes o
orm are
--I;r' Large quantities of diseased poth are
I said to have been packed in different parts
of the West, in localities where it is un
usual to pack meat, the pork being intended
tot the eastern market.
writ is now conceded at Washington; in
wellinformcd circles, that the Suffrage bill
will pass the Senate and receive the sanction
of the President.
.Perry, Knight, Crab and Lisaugh,
the four murderers of Mr. flefferman, were
filing at Nashville. They were all under
twenty years of age.
==l
ar A bill has passed the LegislatUre of
Maryland to pay ex-Governor Bradford lao,-
oco as compensation for the burning of his
house by the Rebels.
tar Herschel V. Johns-on has been eleOted,
United States Senator from Georgia, Mr. A;
IL Stephens declining to abeept the office.
It is well•knoirn that hogs are killed 'by
steam in Chicago. A grat iron claw, with
five fingers, hooks out the pigs which are
quarreling in the pen below, and lifts them
to a gibbet near by, and then plunges them
into scalding water. By this machine fifty
are kilted, scaled, eleaned,.split and hung in
tog's ready for salting, within an hour.
It is reported that William Graham, of
Nashua; Chickasaw county, 11l , has sudden
ly !baud himself worth forty-five millions of
dollars. It comes from his great:grandlath
er's estate in Scotland. He had prei'iotisly
quarreled with his wife and son, and has
now made a will cutting them off without a
shilling.
A Vermeer Sergeant wrote tti a Ni 3 W York
girl who pinned her name to some clothing
he received through the sanitary commis
sion;-and the Correspondence led to court.
ship and marriage; and now the sergeant finds
he has a good wile and a cool halt• million in
money besides.
. .
GENERALHoo}sm.—The papers have,
contained many paragraphs about the illness
of Major General 1-looker, some asserting
that he has been completely paralyzed.—
This, however, is Contradicted. He has been,
ill, but hot of paralysis; and is now nearly
London ooters 120 square thiles, emilaihs
2,000 'wiles of streets; flanked, by 300,000
inhabited houtet Stith a population of 3,000,-
000. .
Bonner, of N. k: paid 45,600 for his horse
Peerlessthe fastest trotter in the world
Lie recently refused $6,500 for her. She
gobs in harni3ss amile in 5:22,
It is said that Dr. Hallaud has made over
$20,000 by his "Life of Abr.:than:l bineoln,..
The records of Yale College mato 'Sum;
day night, the.7th ult., the coldest night ih
the last eighty-aim - years.- -
85 iittirders %Verb , committed. lard Christ
ti
mas .‘
Edward. Ketcham, thii great torgeria boil
safely lodged in Bit* Sing prison, wheie, he
is learning the , shottnaken trade. , ' •
•
Vrodorika Brea the - Swedish
cgs, is dbad.
the *oliien don't fief fin- it'd'Ontiern
Confideraey'dit 'they don't, ' , lint &In 9et
alone." ' • •
•
;A mart in Paton, .31d,-, -last week,,: hats
that hi can eat three geese, weighing- thir.
teen pounds each; inside of twelve hours.
7.1.4 t% , „.
LOCAL
PO ter,, les
Ur* t. ponsibiiity"4ingewtir)do
issue. elingdents, pay u p •.:4
.11d►
ACK - OIyiCDISIEDIENTB,
know! me tc; malts of urttii.:-01401i;*
last ligiso. For6ign
must—bo-liktrottrstvilitsi-hhattrupP-r-------
ee6dld'l~,fbi+'eele ills andlidieftialegi
tn the Recoil' are payable, in all wane, when
sney a gerf ew , onts are 4i§en?tinned
.Our
bear
Ahie-in-mind, _
REMOVEb.iati 'by riforenee
to 'oil r Certisin'ri Co lOM ns t 3113,'Emrs, t
calfe,4 tvgkevr, of
,(Ibambersbure,, hav o
rnoved,to tiieir,now room, on Main treet.
Nor Anont--The
,man with tte• ”vi , hlte
bat" .and the one wit h 'the •‘_sig feet," owing .
to the OVE‘onieiithet cause,' have' , not
madO,their appearance for, several days. '
MORE SREEs:.--t r e direct' special irtfeix
tion to the sales of valuable personal proper
tyto be found among the new advertisements
in to=day's paper.
P. 0. 1 E4EiTAIMIIIIIIEfi.A Post Offieb
.
has been reestablished at Fayetteville, in
this county, and Upton 3. Cook .appointed
:atmaatev,--She-atee-was—reeetaly
owing to the death e 4 the old poatteeeter,
Mr, jos. Boggs,' •
Sotst—The log house and lot of groned
belooliog to John It ;hiller, • o* the old
lla_erstown road was sold at labile sale on.
Saturday last for $440 Purchaser, 11It
Nuobebaum.
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.130E18E14Y.-0,4 Sunday night lard the
shoemaker shop of Mr. Valentine erltier, of
this vicinity, was entered through one of the
windows:ancLseveo—pairs-of shoes and' a, gun
stolen therefrom.' No clue has yet been- had
as co the ler .etrator of the theft:
Dials Staitrt'•—One aftemoottlest Week
a black silk dress was taken by a woman, out
of the house of Mr. Jos., tender, in thiS
place. 'At an early hour the 'Mat morning the
door bell was rung and the diesá found . eitt:.
side. The supposition is, it wouldn't fit.
1 1 LOST POCKET 800. K.-1119, finder . of the
hlost-ppeket - -boulereoutainini_ebout. $lOO hue
We would advise him to claim the reward
as his detection is almost certain.
To Gutonsus.- , —Thn gunning season being
now past, any person' Killing a partridge,
rabbit. 4Ste., subjects himself to a fine of five
dollars for each one killed. Our sportsmen
should see that the requirements of the law
are fully complied with and carried out:
Mr Apples, ugly girls, eggs, small water•
falls, rich printers and turkeys, seem to be
NMrho Ray Spirit says General John
W. Gerry, who participated in many hard
fought battles of the late war, and who is
spoken - of as the next Uniop candidate for
Goternor in this State, is•"an arrant .hum
bug in every respect." Such language, ap
plied to the gallant Geary,' is evidence, we
think, of a want of re-eoustruction North •as
aswelt South:
SizrourNar--The sleighing season con•
tiones and is being well improved by those
who can afford to, enjoy • its pleasures. B.
vening parties and a "hop" here are matters
of • frequen•t oceurrence latterly. Bell-es,
Buffalo-robes and prancing bay ponies go
bobbin"round,
HMI PRICES.—We understand fair pri•
ccs so fur are being realized for stock, &a.,
at the sales this spring.
, At the public sale
of David M. stoner, near Leitersburg, on
Wednesday, sia, horses sold fur $1246.
POLICE QUESTlON.—Bectause we took ex
ception to the action of the Borough Coun;
cif in their appointment Of three Police offi
cers we are charged in certain quarters with
favoring disorder on our streets alter night
fall. It opposition to these appointments
renders us the o udrocate of disorder u large
majority of the, best citizens of. our town
Must be equally guilty with ns. • This) we
think, the - olection in March will clearly de
monstrate. Our ticket is—an elffoient High
Constable, er one instead of three Police offt
tem'
GiTTiSBUECIRAILROAD.-77The' United
, .
States Radioed. and -Mining Register coo:
tains the following : •
"Mr. Chase, the new• President of the Bet
tysburg railroad, was President of the'Read
mg and Columbia railroad until the Stb inst.,
whoa' the'erganisation•was assumed by, the
Philauelphia and Iteadingrailroad interest..
The lifectysburg railroad will bontieeti .
the State• line ) with the proposed • new' road
through Frederick City the 'districit of
ColuMbiai'd roud'which will be bulk, if: the
Marylan'd Legislature, now in session; •grant
an ao. cf `incorporation..
nd asPrederiekl.Titj is sixty miles vett
of Baltimore; itiCis the second• city in , the
State of Maryland, the' influence of Freder
kik' City aridAietia•ty ought to prevail at An
napolis, iir, - ..obtitifiltig a 'charter for 'a new
read' acrolitkiiii i .nriddle of tht State, from the
NatiazialCaPqat*GettySbing." . : •
4 : •
'An"' miner"-'in ,iCal ifor aim; after
the; niountaias ',for' several '
years
shouldered his.linapratok ono day,and i atraek
out for Idaho. Be arrived:thou' bust‘apting
and.hookap 4!quatti `Akira. ,A. .short
. time
sinee v be,aoltl,tne . 'cbiiiii,feilBoo,ooo:in gold
coin of the' realua
I===l
elosed
a at this office.
fait Mancls Chunk Flag
the,foge
witit4igitiVite-teittord the fondling
)*1ict0:24,03 . licindtiflOdifing of last week,
ititilelViinti:)lipillie: 4 :gre . ; Kennedy, °t
lif,iek-blotthiatti f itilOnniliniyitook her youn'l4-
.dlirdhild;:a . babinliao:MOntp old, and left
41m - Houser -- .ller,hnstifidd4vaited a lone time
Tint_h4r : fietiiiii;Alitaking she had gone tonalb
nu,setria.oLlltc.neigithenti,N,,cl tlte tte , started
in pursuit `After seattliing - air
tvr l?dr;in,every, clireotlen t he„,-Wits : d
return home. Up to ili
rhr
has been heard of the mother or the child.
puppesed That , they perished, as ,it was
, iniAving otti jbey th b 0106:!
.. ,'lm . ,le , tivor . 34t_h _ asba*stud—filtur- .7 -ebildren to
MoUrn - het:
"Slued ivrifting the. above. the wointin. and
'child have .beei3 !found ; they'Were , frotett ru
dditth a diittinee from Their residence
They had been at a 'neigh/n:4'# arid lost their
way.”
FATAL' :AdWIMP.— do Tuesda,
noon a• fatahaccideutioceured , on 'the
,: Leba
not4'Valleyilihiiitoach. A Alr, Fiebthorn ; of
Lebanooi, got on the 8 o'clook express train
at that place', to '.come to Etarrishurki and
before the trait reached Anoville the con
ductor passed 'around for , the tickets, when
it seemed Firehthorn had none, and the ears
*ere stopped, old , he, got off. Shortly after
a freight train followed, and before it reach
• , 4 . unville, the men on the locomotive saw
Fitchtorn lying on t e trac , ear -
iug on his hand, looking directly at,the• ap•
proachitig carsi It was imPoSsible to. stop
the train before it reached him.. The cow
-eather-struek-hiM-on-the-head and-tite-w-heel:
passed over his body leaving him• almost,, a
shapeless mass,,
A -itiCtlr BALE OW COTTON.—Many cot ,
ton bales arriving in New York have to be
overhauled,. dirt and stained eotton thrown
-out ; atid-then-rebaled. The-other-day-two
laborers in discharge of this duty'found. in
one of the bales 627,000 lir- gold. One of
them prop 'sett to the".other to.- divide 'and
keep intim, but the other said he would re
port to the boss. The purchaser, of the cot
ton claimed the Sold,. and the seller claimed.
it because the cotton was not delivered, and
for other reasons, probably the court will de
cide to whom thiti.rieh mine belongs. The
purchaser gave the two laborers 84001 a -eh
in greenbacks:
tk. Skkl
s Catiatandio
South Carolina ; bas prescribed reg.ulations
for the lioternment of all , concerned in his
department; kle directs that all Jaws shall
be applicable alike to all the inhabitants; no
person shall be held . incompetent to sue,
make complaint or testify, because of, color
or caste. •
SPECIAL NOTICES;
e • I• ;:•• I • I 1 S URS! Our
FALL Stock of Ladies' FURS comprising all kinds,
qualities and shapes for Ladies and Children. are
now open for inspection, in addition to our large
stock of FURS, we have FUR .'i'RIMMI NUE,
MUFF TASSELS, ENDS, CORDS, BUTTONS,
•
• tIPDEURAIT'S •
Clete Factory and Fur Store, , •
Opposite Washington House.
tirPALL FASHIONS, ISO. Fall stiles df
HATS and CAPS for Men, Buys, and Children,
are now ready comprising every thing popular in
the *ay of sHilead Hear" together with a, nice as
sortment• of CANES, UMBRELLAS. ("LOVES,
pOE7' MONIES. LADIES' CABAS, Traveling
BAGS,.Latliess' FURS, ac.. &c.
•
VPHEORAI'F'S
• ' Hat Manufactory, •
• ' •
• Oppotittl Washington House.
f Itcl-1
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
Wheaton's Ointment
lviit Cure the Itch in 48 //ultra. '
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHIT,
BLAINs, and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN.
Price •60 centi. 'For sale by all Druggists
by sanding 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole Agents, I'M Wachington street, Boston, Macs.,
it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, tti any
part of the United Statue.
Sept. 22—urn.
T?33EI ALXIMAILI'L.
On the 18th ult., by Rev. J,. F; Oiler, at
his residence, Mr. HENRY SHOCKEY. of
Llkhart.City, 111., to MisaSUESHOCIS.EY,
of Ringgold, Md.
By the same ; on the 25th ult., at his res
idence, Mr. BARRY C. FUNK , to : Miss
BECKIE SHANK, all of Washington town.
On tbh 25th tilt', by Rev. A. Bulirman,
at the residence of Mr: George Lowry, Mr.
JACOB H. B KEFLER, to bliss KATE
LOWRY, both of this county.
By t3te KIM, at the Luthotan Parsonage,
on the 25th ult., Mr. JEREMIAH ROW,
to Miss SUSAN B. BRYEN, both of •this
tounty.
r i" -ID3 TOMS.
, In Mechanicstown, Frederick county, Md.,
on tho 27th ult., Mrs MARY FUNK, for=
merly of this placti s aged 96 ears, 11 months,
and 17. days. •
-On the.l.sth ult. in A tnbersou's"Valley ;
Mr DAVID WOL F,: aged,. 83 yeais.' •
On the 24th tilt., near Ft neettarnrg i .Miss
MARY bIcCONNELL, aged 03 years, 4
months and 9 days,
Oo the oth ult. ; at frayattoville; Mr. JO
SEPH BOG GS, in the 65th year of his age.
TICALn.S.M 4 I I IS.
.1 3 IIILADLLPLIIA CATTLE 31;1.1tKET, Janui•
ry 29.—Tbe arrivals and sales of Beef Cat
tle at the Avenue Drove Yard aro moderate
this Week, only reaching about 1,800 head.
The market continues very dull,
,and paces
fully its ip lb lower—extra Pennsylvania and
Western Steers selling at from 16®161, fair
to good at 14@15c,.and cornmon from 10@-
130 lb, as to quaity. The market, closed
very dull Avithin the above range of prices.
. : Sbeep.-7,500 bead sold. at from ota;7ic
itt lb •gropb, ,
, Cows art Unchanged; 150 head' aeld .at
from sso®loo head, as to quality.
,
hogs groin fair demand. 2,600 head sold
at from $18.50,®15 head.
• .Putt.ApELPLltit., Jan . 8.0.-=There is• little
or,wesport• demand for Flour, and the mar
ket continues very dull; Abe
,only, sales: , we
hear of are -in small lots to the retailOfe• and
bakers-tit.priees•ratiging from ISTig7.6o' far
ottpArfine; $8®8.50 for citraf $8 75®$ for
Northwestern extra family; !•9 501.0.50 Ate
Pennsylvania and Obio.do...ind 4311®13- 1 41
bbl for fancy brands, riedording,to
Rye Flour is selling in.& small way at So 50
bbl: , "Corn Meal is; dull and quotettf at
lt-.4@4• 25 V. bbl. •- • • . •.•
GRAIN.--There is very little demand for'
:Wheat, and.ibe market continuos veryin_int.
1
mall intiknTe Making ilift@2.2s for riin' e
'#nd ettniteriteBe, snd $2:`40(442.60et} b fbi
Whiteinsito tillity.Ayq. Is. scarce. Mill
,sales are baking St Man '39c481 ift bits for
71)elaWitre,and .I)etinsylvabiit. Corn is
_pith
'out libitoge; Logo 4118 . '010w sold at 730 liti
bu; idalle , Cs49.gukik,btorci.`t.,(taN„lre,ssiln.
ing in a small way at 480 eif bu. 1,000 bus:
illftiriffiliTllll: - 401rbuir.- -- .- ---- - -
' - •t: • . 4-.> For the Itoeord.
I T ERSHBr
• •
•
•
.9n tfgyiy A n tlght . tnirepe . artd. fair,
Itytnly 'Co* nittfie•etrclatn ortfrar aihy;
imAttusiye
_ll4pmghf,,tift
In thoughts.potnatrangers I goon mast eltaj
'But now I haie left my dear native slo're;
On 11110 beuittfial prairie so, Ilowory dreet,,
In n little Whiteicotraitivahern itipcdtton•vviiallifrovto
Inl hp n 041 0 .0 1; hoot introWitkeasilTtelili
When In inaejoire •
tiitho ht d hatir
• rve looked on
. ion th i i !Atli hopes bare;
!tetanal the Beason of rovyar, ,;
The freshneas of lifeVearly yeal4.
Thongh (Horne may. in•my •pathway grow,
And dark hours coming years•may bring;
Yet hone can o'er:nig' gloom a•hright ray throw,
And on the cloud its bright hues fling.
But oh! for one short hour to be; , ,
• mom! . riinnls - sodelq -- t - G - Oy—hoar
'Ohl- I long to fly o'er these hillsld atlas,
That Fill, us in body but not In heait.
DRY CREEK, lowa
PUBLIC SALE.
/FIRE subscriher • •
I sell at Paalie2Sale, at him lesitience about one
and a halt mile :oath' of Wny t i vk b o r,,,•
tioods_A ntietam Factory. on Friday.the_23rd day of
February, 18 . 66; the follAving property, to wit.'
411 (IF WORI 11011NES,
10 head of CAT'I'LE, among which are thtee milch
Cuws, the balance are young Cattle ; ,
mal (!a WCltaifr
four of whi , h aro
.good Brood gown; 9 head — of .
Sheep; 2 Farm Wigons, Otte a broad . tread. nearly
new ; I pair Bay Carriages, Wood Bed, a bar
shear, tt
row, I Corn Coverer, 1 Windmill, 2. setts of
arunent of Breeclibands, 3 setts front (!ear s . C_ollars_s—Bei
dies, r me, pal! readers, 1 pair breast 'Chains.
2 pair butt traces, double and single trees, cow chains
and halters, 1 dinner bell, also a lot of , _
GRAIN. IN THE .GROJUND
and many other articles not necetgary to 'mentim
re-Sale to commence at 10' O'clock, on said day,
when the terms will be made known
WILLIAM ROW:
Ciro. V. Mono, Auct..
Feb. 2 is
riIHE underaigned, residing in Mt, }lope, on the
road leading from Waynesboro' to Chambers
burg, lour miles film the latter place, will sell at
Public Jule, on Friday the 16th day. of February,
next, the following personal property and va-ied as
sortment of Merchantlise,lo wit
1 rAIVIILY HORSE.
1 good Sleigh and string of Bells, 1 Buggy. 1 spring
Wagon, 1 set Harness, 1 Saddle and Bridle, 1 large
Meat Vessel; 1 pair of PlatfOrin Scales, (the draught
Of which is 700 lbs.) 2 pair Merchant's Scales, 1
Sewing Machine, 1 Coal Stdve and Pipe; 15 bus.
.Potatoes; also his stock of Merchandise,, consisting
in pa , t of Dry Goods, Groceries,' Queensware; &c.
Dry Goods:
Prints, Muslioe, Gingbarns, Cottonades, Linen,
Gloves. Stockings, Buttons, Hats, Shakers, Ribbons,
Lace, a number of Vest Pawns, Shoes and No
ti ns of variutal kinds GROCERIES: sugar,
Coffee, Oils, do > DRUGS : Horse Powders, Lini
ment, Pain-killer, Caster and Stveet Oil, &c.;
ARDWA RE r Forks, Rakes, baskets, Hinges,
Screws, RivetS, Bureau Knobs, Cradling r -c) thee,
Nails, Spikes: 'Twines, Brooms, Bedeords Rope
Batters dm; QUEEN/SW A lit: and EARTHEN
WARE : Sutter and other Plates, Soup Dish
es, Cream Jugs, Tea-puts, Pepper Buses, Crocks,
Earthen Pm 1 ishes, dec. TIN WARE—Buckets,
Strainers, Coffee Potsi Washbotvls, &c: Also a lot
of Glars Jars and 'I in Cans, used in the business,
such as tea cans, candy jars, &c boxes, barrels
kegs, and many other articles pot necessary to Mel,-
tiuu , Sale to counnince at 10 o'clock on arod o day
when due attendance and a reasonable ctedir 'will
be given by
Feb. 2—te.
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~u~~~u~. ~~~s~
ripHE subscrilyr will offer at Public Sale, at his
futmer reenli.ncie in Waynebbon,', on Saturday
the 171/e duy of !•'ebr uary, 1866, the following prop
erty, to wit
4 STOVES,
one Continental Uook, one Coal and two Ten.plate
t. 4 toves, Bureaus, 2 Erie Parlor and 1 large dinner
Table. Nash Stands, St wing Stands, 2 sets Choirs,
several Rocking Chairs, 5 Bedsteads, 1 Sink ) a lot
of Tinware, 1 good
Corner. Cupboard,
I Doughtray. I barrel of good Vinegar, about a ton
of Coal and a trulety of household articles not nec
essary In eraMerato. Sale to commence at fo'clock
on said day, when tho terms will, be , made known
by
Feb, 2 tb.
ME LIM
THE subscriber, intending to quit .farming, will
sell at Puutic Uut•ery, at hie. reAidence. 'in
Quincy, on Tuesday the 4 4114 duy of. February, '66,
the following personal property, to wit
7. -EADMORSES
9'
three of wli;ch are excellent leaders, one of them a
good rood More, one tvrolearling and two three
yearli ig Colts; • . • ~
= sad of Horn Cattle ,
two of which are first rate Mitch Cows, two Hai
fors; 1 Sow and Pigs; 4 WAGONS, one hoed
Wagon; one farm do, one one and two Loris and
one spring do.; 1 gum-sprit* Grain Drill, l' spring
tooth florae Rake, I Wheat Fan, 2 three-horse
Plovii l I two horse Plow, 2 large Harrows, 2 single
and 3double shovel,Plows,•l Wood Bed;
1 LARGE MANNY REAPER,
1 pair Hay Ladders, 2 setts good • Breochbends, 3
seurfront Gears, b Housens, 4 setts Plow Gears, 5
Flpneva, 1 Wagon and 2 prow Lines, collars, bri
dles, batters, log and fifth chains, I jackscrew, 2-
pair breast chains, 2 pair butt ehains pair sPrea"
(lets -double; treble and singlet trees, rakes; hay and
grain 'kirks, 1 dung hook, 1 pair bog tongs,,•l. chain.
jockey,!b cutting. box, grain• cradle, and warty:other
articles not r nscesaary, ,to mention., , !co, c?nt:;.,
ntence at 10 o'clock, on aititt 'Jay, when rte terms'
• ill-bemade-knownbr • 1 •• - • •• • ,
• , _nob- -
JOB ill M. UtlllK.
G. V. Minia,Auct
LUTHER 8. KURTZ.
G. V. Moss, Ain%
JACOB T. SPgSSAREr.
G. V. ALM, Ana.
PUBLIC SALE I '
ci ,i
itE .
ilubsefiben, iding tee miles west of
11 1 t,.:Woiyneattorl,, MLitt the C caes s ee turnpike,
wt I'll kt Ppli Slav* 8 espy the 24th day
of ary,1.116 6, thergollottiitg personal property,
to wi : 1 gotitl 'l it
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i t tra
6 - i,-. .1,-,-
Eixma i. ..,,,gousE o
rising four years old and of fneditit' iiie : 1 splett
_-- trldltetrt.listr;'• , ' , "2 . 7 -- "- - .tr..?.':' , . , ... , .-------....... _
a dui E 3 LiliaaOsdlak 4SM-451113
1 spring Wagon, 1 'open-top Buggy,.l sett of Har
ness. 3 Bureaus, 8 Clipboards, two of which are
_.
Corner Cupboards; 7 Bedsteatls, 3 Tables, 1 large
kitchen Table, 4 Betts of Chtlir43ilPickihkif C6lditiV;
1 - S i nk, 5 looking Glessesabouts 40 Yordit bT eatpis . 1
-tinge a-lolsof.oll-clotha.also 0,19.t.<914.0-tinz,—,.
, --.."
:4-IviciNfritAT,E, STOTIES.,- • •
-•,_ A.
• I' (Lain g pi-04, 4 Tilt '
s CCopper keigi, 2iiro . k.'4
IC oh Itei-1 Standri - MefitViastels, 2 Liseels orginea
gar, a lot of Crocks, Tinware and que'ensware, 1
'twenty-four hour Clock, 3ohovel Plows, single trees,
rakes. forks, shovels anti asee,..2._..kmg benches, 4 ,
Mowing Scythes, 2 Grain Cradles, 1 Wheelbarrow,
I dov. of Bags,. Bacon and Lard by the pound, 1
Satunlgo, Coque atu,k Slullir, 2:pioitip•stahat,3,.Avo .
gallon kegs. alet."U Potlifbeit,"l Tod Of 'thy, Cinlt
Fodder, L digging iron, 1 'sledgti, crow liar, maul'
and wedges, cow chains and I alters, 2 saddlea,pots
and pans, also a lot of Applebutter, a lot of old iron
chests and boxes, a let of 114 inch Plank, I . Grintr4
sto..e and rivadety of other aitieles • riot necessary
to mention. Sulu to'cunintenae at 10' o'clock, ati.' r
said tky, when the terms will be made known by
DAVID CONLEY,
Feb. 3—ts. G. V. Moxa, Auct.
_.THE` '" ".:14‘
RAG-SIN-1011.47-IAMO
•
NO Chinamen
No Smoke, • .
Mell,
• No Grease •
I • Amd—Non,eilitiiiositied
•
•
Call' and see•thera at Ate . eign o of
pt.6et
1). B RUSSEL 4 •
Sole Agent for this Township,
A large assolturent of
COOKING STOVES,
of the latest iturovemen IF, the best in the inarkete
Just teceiretkiti!htiatfoi, &alb) 1 1t> thP it)l 6 l ,-(01.
Stove fiztozo of
T.:O La qdQa U 3 LEI
A InegA Assortment of Tinwitter of *Wet,. dri-crip , '
thi; ninde or the best-Tin-in-IM, market and ward •
ranted• at the sign of the Iti ItE;D• HORN."
R, R. RUSSEL keeps constantly on hand and'
for toile a general assortment of Hi RUSE
FU - R - NISKING .G OODS.
"
pod 140, I-ice:tonne gitsiiii±Lattips:ofitioi , litiso
improve •
WASIIINGt MADE -
By calling at *lie sign of the 4 BIG 1111 D HORN"'
and getting Putnanr's Clothes Ringer, of
D. B USSE.L.
Petsorrs Pii ara'nt of Sfaes of any kind or good
Tinware, or House .Furnishing Goods generally,
can do vie!' by.calling on MB. RUSSEL"
Sigh Of th6"1110 RED' HORN,"
Waynesboro', Pa.
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1, OR IiOUSE KEEP.F.fiS.—Wc have - Canned
1
Fruits. Pears, Pine Apples, Quin , :es, Straw
berries. 45sea put up by Mitchell & Co., of 13alti- '
more, in a new and improve) rtyle. llnckwheat
Flour, White Hominy. lemons, Raisons. Dried
Fruit:superior White Sugar, fine Fyrup, baking go
lessee, spices, pickles in jars and by the. duz.
Feb. 2, 60 • IfosTmca, RI SD & CO.
ANCY,ARTICLES.—Combs'of all kinds, for
Ladies and Gentlemen. Pocket Books new
and fancy assertmetit. and numerous ether "fancy
articles. •
Fob. 2, '6 ItosTrrrrn, Ram & Co.
-- AT tOST; , AT COST -.
HE subscribers would inform the public that
I they are now, sollin& off their stock
.of, .14;- . 1 N
TER CLOT FN . 41 Vir Man and 11(44. at
COST Persans it want of Clothing of any de
scription would do well to give them a call, nest
door to l..4ibbet's Hotel. .
Dee 1] FELLHEIMER. & STRAUSS.
TTOSIINY, white and yellow, atso and 60 cta
per peck, for sale at the 11111 of
Jau 10-61- ' • 1). F.b001).
Furs Furs .
Sable, Fitch; Coney and
Mink Furs cor4ris,isk -MUM: Bertha : cstper end'
Victorines, just received at ,PitiZnc 4 trorinteres.
Dec. 8. . .
KURTZ has a nice
-2lot of PoCliet. nooks,
July l4' " , , ,
ORD, CORDiii heavy picot of drab cord at
. Pruct iirEFEtcres,
A PRIM& snide at Cheese at , .
Paw* Ifiiitidn's.
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A I4L the pluler Patent Me4heinesartkl:,;p:
ENTLEMEN'S undcr clot.Kng as • •
kirPacris iirgrucu's
PINE APPLE I.3IEESE; Letizoits, Pip and
Almons. at ` HOITATTNy,, Ram & Co's
ET.GALrE,.& kivrklii.4.o,y every
Inmonth, the year round, to purchase :goods;
they therefore barvefresh-dock and lettiet styieivall
the time. ; , Eaug.4. _
TITATER MELONS, Cantslopes, wholesalof di
VT - •„.retail-ot! •, „ Tag Usiociray Sro4.-="-
lITANTED,T-41 scou r :ui- Lard, for Rh; ; 115.11 . ie1i
highest. -
sep SI% _ll4ir6rrsa,
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