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tr,For all jOb work sii local sifrortielug terms
itiarisbly casb:, ' . W. ELAM.
Edifor and iliv'prfrtor.
Legtalature of this State will as
amuble.at Harrisburg on Tuesday next.• An
animated dismission , baa been kept up for
sometime among tho Union joaruals as to
the *lee Of a United States Senator toinei•
coed Cowan. A: number of distinguished
individuals bare been named for the office,
most prominent among whoui are lion. Thad
Stevens. Gov. Curtin, and Simon—Cameron
LOOKING AFTER TIIII PRESIDENT.—On
Wednesday week, when the General Appro.
priatioa bill came up in the Rouse of Rep
resentatives, a motion was made to strike out
the appropriation for the President's "par.
,don clerk," which was adopted. An amend.
meat was also offered,.providing tWat Collect
tom and Assessors of internal Revenue not
appointed to fill a vacancy caused by death
or resignation, aliould not be entitled to re
solve any salary or ernolnthent of their office
Unless confirmed by the Senate. The amend
ment prevailed. "These are bitter pills, but
the Doctor soya they must be taken."
IXTritiudd, Spangler, and the other asses
einlitiOn conspirators now at the Dry Tortu
gas, have friends at court. Tbe—peopleik
Baltimore, that is, those 'who stoned Union
troops as they Passed through that city to
defend the nationalcapital have sent two
lawyers t'o the President to plead . the cause
of Lincoln's murderers, and insist on their
unconditional release. lied two damsels been
employed to secure this release, there might
have been some fear entertained that the
murderers would be set free; and oven as
the ease is represented, if it eon be proven
that the prisoners hate Congress and glorify
Johnson, their pardon is enro.
osi.,The' brutal troatment of the freedmen,
practiced by their former masters, has at
length attracted the deserved attention of
Congress. A bill has been introduced in the
Senate, to pat a stop, to the outrages in the
shape of corporeal punishment now practic
ed in the South. The whipping post, the
lash and the raw bide are as much in requi.
aition in the once slave States as when sla-
Very itself ruled supreme. Men and women
ate horribly beaten for the most trivial of
fenses They are tortured with a refinement
of cruelty which far excels the revolting bra
talities of the inquisition. Every traitor's
hand is against' the freedmen. Ile is assail
od by men who show their hate of the gov
ernment by striking at him; and'therefore it
is the duty of the authorities to protect its
friends'against its 'enemies,
Itarimmediately after the holidays, the
bill to reimburse the loyal States for war ea.
pentad will be reported fornetion by Repre.
optative Maine of Maine. The froposition
is to gibe a Certain amount of five per .pent.
tufted States bonds to each State; eqoal in
=want to fifty-five dollars for each volun
teer-furnished by said State. As PennsylL
'crania furnidbed the round number of -200,-
000 fighting .men, she will just be entitled lo
$ iLOG9,OOO.
ihm, i the Attorney General *as directed
lo make out a list of the pardons an file in
his (dee granted 'by President Johnson.—
It will take some months to prepare the list,
se he says there are . not SEVENTEEN TIM
SAND on filel It would save a clerk's pay,
if President Johnson would just pardon - the
"recoastrueied" in a mass. lie might as well
resort to that method, as he is evtdently do
ing it by piece meal. The House of Repre
sentatives trirpcirrs to think a clerk can be
dispensed tithe
rirThe GettysbUrg demetery .biondmtint7
is tb be oompleted by July 1, 1808. The
statue of General Reynolds is to'be , erected
in the cemetery, and not on the spot Where
he fell. ' It is intimated:that the,Vretultnen's
Limb Monument -Association will apply
for:permission to : plan it' bronze statue of
Abraham Isinsein in the cemetery.,
lartatii are now •In- nations adttonh; .of
tie - odiqdionia, ieedivibq,spire" and ednoatton
at fhe'expenia of •thn . ,,,connuonwealti, be
tato° Aluno and lour thousand little toys
atidigitle, orphans of Penooplaania nolddient
add *igloo' W hio.peristamtli the War"foi"„the
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Tat LADVe Faltign.-41m , Steel Plates
in the January nuitibbi - of this ' - ' Queen of the
Megan - Wes,. are uncontrollably beautiftit We
seldom see it
:-,Saar lictuft, than 4 :7ll'Sett.'",
and 44.-2 friirtee iOliarligte'", looks loyely enotigh
Illui(tify theiraSsionate admiration that-all
it* werld , ,,has hoark. ok
. Theiiarge_ double*M ob _Pi ateiezhiiitn'iltat - elegance „ , i
'brilliancy 'Which is its established c , , ratter-
Win 16 tbil it agizine; itityliskrit tine otis
tume will attract attention. Children's Pub.
ions, Paletots, Goiffures, Bonnets, &0., also
the Work-TabliDepartment, are profusely
illus tmted iith'Vrood.ontn,"- - 111 ihe tilein •
Department, we find the names of the best
writers, "Orville College," a new story by
Mrs. Henry Wood, anchor 'of "East 'Lynne,"
&e., and "How alfe - msu tha Her Web"
by Elizabeth Prescott, are. commenced in
this number. The publishers announce in
addition, novelets by Amanda Douglas and
Frank Lee Benedict. They also announce,
ie.addition to the Wheeler & Wilson sewing
Machines, a splendid List of new Premiums,
•ineluding-Silver Plated Tea - -Sertveare•Babli- .
ets and Ice-Pitchers, Silverand Gold Watch
es, Guns and Rifles, Clothes' Wringers,
m Me
ife
loa§ and Organs, Appleton's Cyclopteir ,
&o. A. beautiful Steel Engraving, 26 i es
long by 20 inches wide, called “One of • ife's
Happy Mours," will be sent gratis to every
single (2.so)subscriber, and to every person
sending a club. Specimen numbers of the
magazine, containing the Orderlies of the
premium offors,and the reduced prices to
clubs, will be sent on the receipt of twenty
cents.
Price (with engraving) $2.50 a year: Four
copies (with one engraving) $6.00; Eight
copies (with extra inagizine and an engrav
ing) $l2 00. &dates Deacon & Peterson,
319 Walnut Street, PhiladelpLia.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSIONS.—Thero have be . en
a number of terrific explosions in the Oaks
Colliery at Barnsley, England, and they con
tinue almost every day, which show that the
_fire is stiltraging in the;pit. , The lost of life
,has been awful amongst the workmen, .and
touching scenes of woe and despair are hour•
ly witnessed in the vieinity. Over eighty'
funerals of bodies that have_been recovered
have taken place. One hundred and siaty
woman have bean left widows, and three
hundred and eighty children have been
made orphans by this terrible calamity, and
many of these are mourning on the streets
from morning until night. It is thought
that at least five hundred men kit their
lives.
Erne Washington Republican of Mon
flay morning says:
We learn that Judge Wayne, of the Su
promo Court of the United States, will, un
der the recent decision of that tribunal a•
gainit the right of military commissions to
try citizens not in the military or naval ser
vice, issue a writ by which Dr. Mudd, one
of the assassin conspirators, will be removed
from confinement at the Dry tortugas and
brought before a civil tribunal for trial
Similar writs may issue in the cases of Span•
filer, Arnold and Laughlin, the other con
ipirators confined there.
WEPAbout 30,000 British troops are now
stationed in Ireland, chiefly in the southern
counties. This is about the number sta
tioned in Ireland in 1848
le-Brigham young says that the Gen.
tiles are trying to bring Salt Lake City down
"to a level with such dens of vice as San
Francisco, Boston, and New York."
VarNo stops are likely to be taken in re.
fereece to the impeachment of the President
until •tlie various epecial committees appoin
_ted to investigate official conduct shall
have reported. •
IttirThelittetistiv lager beer brewery of
.Gustavus-Bergner, in Philadelphia, was ae
eidetitlY destroyed by fire on Sunday last.—
Lila about $lOO 000. Partly insured.
Caleb Lyon, fcirmerly. Governor of Idaho,
was robbed of 47,090 on - Wednesday of last
week, in the titan from New York, while on
his way to Washington.
Secretary Stanton has presented the col•
ored Episcopalians of Washington with brick
to build a church. The value of the gift is
over $lO,OOO.
The home of James Miller, at Roth Is
land, Illinois, has been - destroyed by fire,
and with it his mother, aged 70 years, and
two SODS.
The English government •offers a toward
• five thousand pounds sterling to any per
s..; 'tnau or woman, young or old,' who will
del •er the body of James Stephens,' dead or
alive to any of its officers.
There are 4,70 churches •ie Moscow, and
all the bells rung.at one time on .the :occasion
of the royal marriage. The., clanging was
fearful: • ,
There is a ,gang of villiane in :now Or
leant; Who kidnap little children n the
streets and then obtain a reward by return
ing them.
A Mrs Anna DittMoira haft been arrest.
ettin i)avenport, lowa, for having three bus.
bends at,the name_ time. ,
The test oath excludes all blit . 6 . 0 of the
ttoo lasryers, of New-Orleans fimu.,.praetic
-49012.11* .U..'8.: Courts. • , .
Rer,; Father iteut4; at
'Dabtlilelo*iti l i4as:j9ihad 4heCEnroh.
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Obeinberaburg 110 a "
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A tytig6l. is illuminated; ikeli bir004440 . ,
4i 9 o l3 °lir" in
iiiirJobn G. Knode bate been tined $5OO
for 'keeping a billiard table in liageratown,
- without a license., , ,- • '
RECTEIVED.—We aeknowledge the
045 front D, A..4tewart, Tittchnrg, Va.- 7
hi; $4 front'' Daniel Shoeltay,.Ellthatt,
Pintmin Minot attention to
valuable personal Property adierthed in to
day'S Paper by Solonlen,Sartianili,'Sphn and
Jos, M. Hess.,
CARRIER'S Annntse.—Thninfrier of the
RECORD will . present his auntie, Sarnia to
our citizens on New Year'S day, and hopes
to find his wrong in n lib:tral mood, with
pockets fall of money. .
HOTEL TOR BENT. --It rill be seen• by
reference to 'oar advertising" column's that
•the "Waynesboro' Hotel" will be offered for
rent by the proprietor, Mr. V. B. Gilbert, at
public outery, on •'the 12th of January.
CHRISTMAS.--The day was observed here,
as usual, by a pretty general suspension , of
btfainess. Ia the evening a diiisourse appro
priate to the °cosign Was delivered in the
German Reformed Church by the Pastor,
Rev. W. E. Krebs.
LosT.—On Tuesday 'the lgth inst.-, a
pocketbook containing from $35 to $4O, a
small pocket knife anti two postage stamps,
was lost somewhere between Good's Sash
and Door Factory and Price's meeting house.
The finder on leaving the book and contents
at this office will be liberally rewarded.
RAFFLING.—The ancient but not very
praise-worthy ensttam of raffling for turkeys
- during-•the--holidays is, it seems, going revi
ved in our midst. We understand• a num:
ber of "Gobblers" have been disposed of in
.this way within the past few days. Can't
somebody get up a "shooting match" and
hive the man with the "white bat" and the
one with rhe . "big boots'Llo—take---part-itrit
WATCII Losr.—A stria!! cylinder escape
ment watch, with small loather strap, sad
crystal
, eracked through the middle, was
lost between this pla . ee and Gkeeeeattle soma•
time in NOvember last. The tinder will be
liberally rewarded by leaving it at this'offiee.
. Turn "Itloawirio Groat."—lt will be
seen by reference to our advertising columns
that Wm. A. Trifle has not, for sale this
justly celebrated stove. The Morning Glo
ry is a perpetual burner, and is claimed to
exceed, so far as convenience and, economy
goes, anything of the kind in use. Persons
wanting stoves ate asked to call and see for
themselves.
POST OFFICE ROBBED—The Post Office
in this place was entered by burglars on
Tuesday night last and robbed of about $125
in money and stamps.' The thief or thieves
entered* the front door by unlocking it, and
after unlocking three drawers in the office
and tilling them of their contents locked two
of them. The front door .was also found
locked in the morning as usual. No clue of
the party to the theft has so far been had,
but we trust some devolopements may yet be
mado which will lead to their 'detection.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT:-A little daughter
of Dr. Benj. Frantz of this place, aged a
bout two years, met with a serious accident
On Saturday thortring lust It seems Mrs.
Frantz .was in the act of raising the feCt of
a largo ship stove for the purpose of rapists.
ing the carped, whei the floor, gave way, one
foot going through and upsetting • the stove
upon the child. Mrs. F burnvd her hands
very seriously in - her efforts to relieve the
child For a time the little sufferer bled
profusely from one ear and ita bead was
much swollen, but at last sceountslt was do.
ing well. .
TuE FAIR —According to previous notice
the Ladies' Fair was opened at the Hall on
Monday evening last. Tho room has been
handsomely decorated for the occasion, and
things . in general tastefully arranged. They
opened with a fine display of goods, both
useful and ornamental,, and have, We . aro
gratified to foam, been liberally patronized.
They will conclude with an "Old Folks' Con.
°en" on Monday and Tuesday nights nett.
A novel and interesting exhibition may be
anticipated.
marDurss COLLEOZ CIACULAR NOR 1867,
has Just been issued by the Principals of
this widely known and favorite - Pittsburgh
establishment. The publication is. in the
quarto fain, and ()instants some new and in.
teresting matter relative.to the course of bu
siness education, so long and so stimiessfally
•taught i n the institution: Among other
thingire notice a. beati fa! , electrotype en
'gran of Wm. 11.- ;Duff a handwriting, in
an eleganfint•f Capitals, and an original
Ind raiment! Amiga': of Pin FlOutishing,
which every one desirona of becomiegi mats
ter. penman, will, prise as a gem of thi . chit
-graphic art.' - • •
— gaited - free by - P:ihrrsvit Sorri-Pittatitursh
Fawn) Gurtmr.—Jobe Clare, tried io the
-Baltimore,Citattit Court, for the , marder — of
hie -- beetrfoutit44ll4T - Jo
asurtlar the, first "defree,
I==l
liWitii s it itl VI keb .
, = 0 ' 0 tug..
telkatibititi_ Dc. - 24 . =—A terrific fir e
lira huV , ittigitytis'•MCA, at themorner , of
ay-slidl o 4evee, at eight t,.14,, \ Ast
lifg'ht„liifit"ilte'entire blobb or thitty
tiouse*iAtie,4**Afii-bloe.k. bounded' hi
Letrip,Obtycllita! ', *, ".)tbd , Crewford eireettt
Tke" iefotilullifuli: - 4 , ''',ity•three houis iwato
bill
. dilitrayed.,- , Thieftitf,,' t Of "Mulbeley, - be+ ,
:6(effeeintiford - afid City streettOtP - AVaih
ingtonolestroying thirteen houses; thence
iii thi - eorbir-cir Wiiihinginioiii4'flritirfoid
'greeter ) , destroying few.three , story buildings.
'lt; then, siterettd - t6tletbrtier ofblnlbetrii and
Crawford strepts,,deatritying tee . houses; In
all, ibout- one hiandre'd buildinga,.of which
that tj*gbt WeiCliiikelirick - sferfo.i ,`
'TwolchitoiAildreii and foil neordee er
ished-is the Haines; Thud six isegttetrWeit kill t
ed,nenidentally. One -hundred families .. : are
40/009, me, firoxtratalted from careless
nese in. Meyers' barroom. - .The .buildings
and streets are', crowded with debris and
gpods. ereat .credit is due •t o. Generals
Dudley and Wood, and their meni'lfor their
superhuman ; efforts to subdue: the flames and
prevent pillage. ~, F ive or ,sii; buildings Were
blown up to, arrest, the.progress of the flames.
The theatre caught fire, but the eity Bank
and telegraph - iiificti esetiped, the , former
is badly damaged.
The total loss is estimated at $2,000,001),
about one fourth of which is insured.
Slavery not Yet Dead.
BALTIMORE. Dee. 24.—Four negroes now.
rioted of larceny and ordered to be sold by
JUdge Magruder, at- Annapoli3, were sold on
Saturday. Some twenty- or thirty persons
were present at the.sale The-first one sold
was John Johnson, who bid for himself; and
the auctioneer taking'the bid ; he was finally
knoilted down , to himself, Wan& , he became
his own purchaser for $37.
Another man brought 835, and two girls
brought respectively $22 and 830 each.
There was an officer of the Freedmen's
Bureau present at the sale; and it was thought
the bidding would have been• more spirited
but for the-fact that an impression seemed
to prevail that.the officer in question was a•
bout to interfere with the right of the pur
chasers, and relieve the Degrees from the
custody of these.who bought.
Minas Aftairs
'LT,ANZNWOp.TiIi Dec 24--A sorgent and
five soldiers of company . D, 7th cavalry, from
Fort Riley, went to Ogden -City io search of
deserters The sergeant stationed a guard
around a house with orders to let no one en
ter. lie then attempted to outrage the wo
man of the house, wbe : was alone. The
cries of her children alarmed her husband
and brothers at work in a field near bm
They came to h.- -
they came to her assistance. The tiergeant,
foiled in his attempt, ordered the husband
to be shot, and the order was carried out by
one of the gourds, who killed him. .The (tit;
izens arrive .1 and fought the soldiers, wound•
jog and capturing the squad.
,They are now
in the hands of the civil authotities.
The Pope, it is still claimed by some of
the sagacious watchers of:. his affairs, ; will
eventually be compelled to, seek en asyluM
of safety in the United' States. If ha ever
abandons Rome his power in: Europe is at an
end—and that he cannot much longer re.
main in the Eternal City, is undeniable. The
Catholics of the United States are the • most
intelligent of their brethern in the same
faith in the world. They could . oars for him
spiritually without surrendering a single po.
!ideal right to his keeping, so that if the old
man •wants a home let him come here, behave
himself like any other preacher of a good re. ,
ligton, and he can lire in peace. ,
' INDIAN. RELICT EXIIUMED.-.-10 the CI-
vacations now being made by the Reading
and Columbia Railroad Company, (Al the old
site of the Susquehanna Planing Mill, the
remains of many 'lndians hate ben exhum
ed. Udeasi , )nally the workmen discover re
lies which appear to have been deposited
with their bodies at interment. The present
week they have disintered the skeletons. of
several bodies, together -with an earthen
bowl io a good state of preservation, and cur
lonely wrought, and which, to the antiquar- ,
ion, would .be, an object of interest. The lo
cation on which these ancient relics are found
is situated oa the property recently purchas 7
ed from the heirs of John L. Wright, de
ceased, directly on the river front of the old
dwelling which • has so many historical assn.
ciations of olden times connected - with W
C:ohm/des Yry,
'AN tTEM FOR ALS DRINKERS.—Not long
ago the spigot of a vats in one of the brewer
ies in a neighboring citv." where they make
the celebrated "XXX , Ale," became obstrue
ted Ii was' therefore necessary re draw• off
the ale in the vat, either by a siphon orsome
other means, in order thus the cause of the
obstruction might be ascertained and-got rid
of. The bottom of the vat , being hid baw l
the ..cause was at ,once discovered. There
were aboutfour bushels of dead rots, in var.
ions stages of decomposition: The unfortu
nate creatures had fallen into the vat, and
,had become "drowned rats."
On every clear Sabbath three aged men at•
tend worship in the Pacific street Methodist
Episcopal Church, Diooklyn, N. ; Y., Rev.
Henry Boehm, 92 years old, member of the
Church for 64 years; Daniel Ayres. 77 years
old, a Imem'3er of the church for 61 years;
and O. T.AVandell. 97 years old, and a mem
ber of the church for 77 years. All of them
retain surprising activity of body and mind.
The Richtiond, Di'patcl says that the
owner of the' farm' known as Dutch Gap,
finding that the island made by the cutting
of Butler's annul could not coneeniently , be
put to ttee withoUt 'some means Of communi
cation with,the main land, is filling: up one
end of the' canal; in order to create , a pause•
way, and-the canal will soon be among the
things_ that were. •
A great deal of property htia recently been
destroyed by white men disguised antegrois
in the southwestern vitt of Virgins and ,
theworthwestern part of North Carolina.
Seven thousand dollars in gold-and' silver
were found by an old bun ter, toried in a keg
near the Miastssippi river, below , Wolf
land. The treasure is tuppoted to bnrirbe.
longed to'bomtt rebel who was killed during
the war. - • ' '
Loudon, paper
year' sei7etir persons. in', i.4tiostit_periabes—of.
EfigChay.e
Pot#6.olotPtuich: „
terui;i A.x4PA.vt.
~On the 11th
by-the, lied: 11:7 by the
ERD, of Witi.eolthly; to Mies VEROINIA
C. MOTTER,
thi;e2lth Inst. , kre.okli Pe t ,:
Rile;joselifi isiLl - A
tOoil3l' , ol' Linea - Etter eallift4; - Mat
On the '2oth inst. ; . .ty the Rev. Keller
Miller, Mr. LEANDER IL,- YAVKEY„. of
Guilford totimahip, t o Mimi AMANDA
SLAUG REN RAU P, of Quinsy teweehiii,
this eoeety n , •., A •
• fristib# the Rev: J W. gen
toe Mr...CUARLES.A.STOIJITER.tO.Miss
ELIZA E. GEIIIt," bothof ArittAiogton Co.,
. .47" - itt.o l s T . 0,1 1513 •
06 tiOS 12fli i 0 44 'M
ME CRAlG;Amigh.fiiior W.:ll 7 .`Ond 13. E.
Klraig, formerly of Webb ROO, egedZ . yeersi,
4 mon th s an d ,. ? . dose. „
MC' NIMES. •
BALTIMORE lIAREETB , beeember 24.
FLOUn.—Sates
. ieported were 'confined, to
200 bbls. 'Howard Street Beyer and Cut
Extra sll.oo®ll 50, Howard Street ship
ping Extra $13.00®13,25, Howard Street
retailing 4 x t:r a 613 sb®l4 .01), 'Howard
Street Family $l5 00®15.50: '
RA I N.— W heat is Scarce, but supplies
of other varieties continue liberal .
. Offerings
W
to-day footed up 700 bushels heat; 85,000
do. Corn, 2,100 do. Oats, and 900 do. Rye.
No transactions in Wheat weft, recorded on
the Corn Exchange,„ Corn was lower, the
receipts being largely in excess of the de
mand. Sales mortised lots 'of prune dry
white sad yellow at 100®102 cents, prinel
pally at the lower figure, damp. and medium
white at 88®95 dents, and yellow do. at
88®96 cents. Outs brought 59®80 cents,
weight. ,kto sales of Rye recorded, We
quote good to strictly prime red Wheat at
310@320 cents, fair do. at 30Q®305 cents,
prime and choice white Wheat at 3214330
cents, fair and good do: at 310®320 cents,
new Corn in shipping "Order at 100®102
cents, damp and inferior
,to fair do. at 85®
98 cents.
SEED.—Clover is' coming forward spa
ringly, but is dull at 88.00. Flaxseed we
still q uote
. at $2,90 per bushel. No transac
tions la Timothy reported. .
WANTED—To buy Rambo, Pippin and
Cart House Applerk
Dec. 28-3 t. notrirrsint, ROW & CO.
TOR RENT.
, YTIHE Waynesboro Hotel, , in Waynesboro', will
he rented at public outcry OR SATURDAY, JARILio.
RT 12TH. 1867, at one o'clock.
Dec. 28--3 t. %%H. GILBERT.
PlEt[lB !ARAI
lIINE subscriber intending to quit fawning, will
sell at Puhlie Sale, at his residence, 3 miles
west of Wayneshoro', mile west' of Salem Church,
and of a mile from the turnpike leading from
Waynesboro' to Greencastle, on TITEr-DAY THE
15TH DAY OF' JANUARY, 1857, the following
property, to wit:
3 WORK HORSES,
5 HEAD OF CATTLE, of which there is one
Mitch Cow and one extra Heifer; 1 head of Sheep,
17 HEAD OF HOGS,
four of which are Breeding Bows, one with pigs; 2
three-horse Wagons, on three,and one four-inch
Read, 1 two-hone and 2 . three-horse Mines; 2. Her
rbws, 2 single 'and 4 double Shovel Plows, I Corn
Coverer, single dr üble and trebblo trees,
1 !CANNY REAPER,
I Spring.tooth Grain Rake, 1 Grain Drill, I Wheat
Fan, (Watkin's make) 1 Cutting Box, I Buggy
Pole. I Grindstone, 1 Crowbar, 1 Crosscut Saw, 2
Axes, Folks, Rakes, Shovels. Barn Shovels, &c, I
set Pay Carriages. 1 Wood Bed and Dung BoardiN
I Wheelbarrow, 1 Long Ladder, 2' sets Breechbands
2 sets Front Gears, 4 sets Plow Genes. 3 Fly•nets,
Wagon Saddle and Woip, Lined, Collars. Bridles,
Halters, Cow Chains, Log Chain, 1 Dinner Bell,
Grain Cradle, Mowing Scythes, , Bags, 3 Bushel
Baskets, Locust Stakes, a lot. old Iron; •
lOU BARRELS OF CORN
by the Hertel, Potatoes by the bushel, Cornfolder
and Hay by the tr n, a lot long Straw; 33 acres of
GRAIN IN THE GROUND; Also 1 Kitchen. Cup
board, 1 Corner Cupboard, 3 Bedsteads, I Sink, 3
Kitchen Tables,2 seta'Chairs, 1 Arm Chair, I Cook
Stove with 'T
fixtures, lwist.cut Rifle, 82 yds Car
peting, I PARLOR EMOTE and pipe, 1 Patent
Washing Machine, Benches, end many other arli;
cies not necessary to mention. • Bale to commence
at 9 o'clock on said day when the terms will be
mado.known by
SO LOMON , RA RBA UGH,
Dec. 28—ti.) 13.. V Worm A net.
PUBLIC SALE !
IrrHE subscribers, Executors of John Hess, Gen.,
I deed, will allot the lote residence of the. de
ceased, about three miles East of Waynesboro', on
Wednesday the 16111 day of January next;thi,
lowing property, to wit :
1 GOOD EMU MK
1 flist:rate Viileh Cow; 2" Bureaus, 1 Secretary, 1
Sofa, 1 Cupboard, 1 Safe, 2 Sinks, 3 Tables, 3
Stands, 3 Looking Glasses, 5 Bediteads;•2 Setts of
Chairs, 5 Hocking• Chairs,
.•
1 PARLOR STOVE
and Pipe, t Flour Chest,. 1 Stand, 2 -largo
Choate, 3 popper Kettles, 1 Iton.Kettle, 1 meat ves
sel, Lehrer barrel, 4 Tuba, Grindstene, Wheelbar
row, Potatoes and Apples by the bushel; a lot of
Tinware, a lot of Earthenware, also a. lot of Queens
ware,-I. good Saddle and saddle pockets, 7 grain bags'
4 feather boda,l9 feather bolsters, 4 white blankets,
6 coverlets. 5 comforts, 3 guilts; 7. chafilickii, 10
Sheets 14 tablecloths, 17 t0w15;.22 pillow cases, 1
mattress, 4 sheep skins, 1 barrel vinegar, 1 slantt and
pickles, 7crocks olAppLbulter, '
1 SILVER WATCH,
1 Cutting Box, 250 lbs. Led Pipe s lot of Copper
pipe, 200 Locust titates,•ls bus bele of data,'.
, TO'BARRELS3OrCORN;..
more or less, a any other artictea'rtot • neceatiary
to enumetatg Mo a tract of • ••, ,• •
•
~' .'..;TIMBER LAND
idjolang.latais of William Peariell; John W
Sat amtutbere. containing 15• terns and. 5 peiebes,
neat meestateAlte above tract isrill md k jeitti
ing'o4 ll *l , : rardrottocouimence at 0 o'olcidv on
said day 'rhea t.iteertus Wattle known
-AUDI
• Jig:MPH M. HESS . • •
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Dee ' - • Q. V. Mosa,
CELEBRATED:BASE ', i INGSTOVE I;
.len:WMlOnNitiips., .GLOIer
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,' Throtorking odr ion yerporuni fortuer, keying
tnaga no' or iceiiroiriterrestrie OA sikich is UP.
quires] lei filled lAit Ovid a day, and if the proliel '
'stink! e ` I l iluseut iris
n iet necessary to rekindle the,
nt du 'l - • 6 'entini*Wor., `• ': , -
IVailinktr Wilt, rintainAti these ithver, irr'Ail
„t0.k i w., , , A 3~..41•010.§....,,0r, 9thitntiliii*t
fti- h e a. e ' mit itrvapriti to sae isolif'the
coal, the imputiOriare leltin..the'lskeennAgrousad -
out by the .411M•grit.F. 1 1. - - 74, -• • ',.; ms'-..---1- ,
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lice fruits
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4ter'thht ei
104;teinperathge,101iiikkhAs 11, ildintitjOrthilet
tieCessarktothotthilirigiiiig thit iroceils defritirs.r
tion at one time. The entire outer aurae° of the.
Morning Glory, is radiating surfaCe: to. this
the surface of oblealihicatint briars of light thrar:
the mica wihdowsi and . ypit. have the - secret of the ,
gokatteatiog - prOsiprtiairif thaAmpiug- Glory.ltitht
a' small aritount; emit.
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iir-Forear4rat'W, A. l'esTA,4s3 Tja..and
Stooge Stara. '"'
THE eubscrieer infbrme the public thst be• is '‘ht•
vested with power as Notary Public to acknotri:f
edge Deeds, Power of Attorney, Probate Accounts,
etc. J. P. KURTZ;
Dec:
isuiozot4o.ll - Otts. - -
itt. sohcriher Were foi sqo igoiirc ittid boar
m
Pivot) BerkAhire lives& .
choice quality of breeding hogs *should give hint et
call. 1/4.1M; IL FOX.
Dec. 28-3 t
OVECIAL 1110T.IVFA.
FAMOUS OF - YOUTH. •
A Gentleman who su ff ered for years from Ner.
tit woes Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for4he sake of
suffering humanity, send free to. ad vpho need it,
the recipe and directions' for making the simple
remedy .by which he was mii. Buffeters wishing
o profit by the advertisers experients; tren do so by
addressing • JOHN B. OGDEN,
Dec. 14 —3m.] No. 13 Obanabers et., N. Y.
1tc133. 2 it cs33.l — X - t - c":13. 2.
SCRATCH 1 . SCRATCH SCRATCH !
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
- Will Camille 'ldle 48 Roan.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, OHIL
BLAINS, and all ERUPTION s OF THE SKIN.
Price 50 corgi: For sale by all 'ilroggists. By
sending 60 cents tb WEEKS & POT'PER, Sole
Agents, 170 Wtrehington street,Starton,it will be for
warded by mail, Tree of postage, to any part of the
United States'. June tl-Iy.
starG.Lovit MAN Ull'AOl'olll7
GLOVE MANUFACTORY!! UPDEORAFF'S
keep constantly on hand and manufacture to order,
GLOVES of all descriptions, they bare ell o u st
and colors of Kid Gloves, Buck, Goat, Sheep, Cloth,
Wools' and Cotton Gloves.
GLOVE IrAbiOEY.
• Opposite WiShitigion Rohm
Hagerstown, Nov,ember 2, 1866.
' 411 i * LADIES FURS ! LADIES FURS t
LADIES FURS !
Comprising CAPES, C../LhARS, BERTHAS
CUFFS, MUFFS, HOODS, FUR TRIMMINGS
&U., a complete Stock, embracing al the
styles popular to the trade, are now ready for in. ,
spection and sale at UPDEGRAFF'd
Hat, Fur end Glove Factory,
Opposite Washington House.,
N. II —FURS cleansed altered and repaired.
Hagerstown, November 2, 1868.
rrFALL AND WINTER RTYLE OF BATS
AND t3Alis FOR lass.
We have now imply. our Full Stock of HATS and
CAPS, embracing all ,the, styles, shapes ' Colors,
&e., popular to the trade for Men and Boy's.—
CA NHS, UM II BELL 911, POCKET BOOKS;
PORT MONIES. FLAGS, &c., at
UPLEGRAFFIS
Hat, Fur•anti Wove Manufactory.
Hagerstown. November 2, 18€6.
rirwiNTKII OF 1866.--“UFFALO ROBES,
FUR GLOVES, FUR COLLARS., Buggy and
Sleigh Blankets, at • UPDEURAFF'S
Hat, Glove and Fur Factory. Opposite Washing
ton •House.- • . • -
Hagerstown, November 2, INS. ,
Chancefor an - Enterprising-Buidiest Man!
A STORE FOR SALE.
ryinE undersigned, doing business in*Quiney,
J. Franklin C0...Pe., offers atiPrivide Sale, on rea
sonable terms, his stock of Merchandise. The
Stock is a well maimed onb, all 'neur and in good
order, which can be reduced gidte lOW if necessary.
The room occupied is a good one and the, location
a fi ne one for business. The building , Which is
well adapted for a stareand private reeidenee, can
be bought on• reasonable terms. •Intending to settle
up his business ho wilt hereafter give bargains to'
one end. all alCOurfor CASH;
Dec. 21,- U.] • JOHN MIDDOUR.
P. S.—Selling off at COST for GASH only.
.NEW
• .
MHE undersigned would respeoirully coil the et.
ention of rho Public - to their stock of "
• 3F 1 11:73ELIVXMIT.T.MIL3111,
emileacing all articles of `Furniture nousllj , manu
factured by cabinet makers. We will also give our
attention to
.00PFLWEVUEILINT:
and hope by strict attention to business to merit a
liberal share of ,pu btic patronage. All orders for
Furniture er.„Veflins attended- _to- wills-dispatch.—
Our Furniture Roomi'can be finial on Main Street,
up stairs, in William Flanegsn's Drill Shop.
' J. /41i - 11. F. BENDER.
December 21—tf. ,
EXECUTORS' NOTICE. • '
NOTICH.ii tuiraby given that Letters Testa
mentary to the lt:state of John Hese, send, late
of Washington l'onualnp 4 dtte,d htsveAnten granted..
to the undersigned. - , . • -;
'All persohelnattring themselves indebied"tri said
Estate will please make immediate payment; and
those basting claims will-preaunt them properly in.
thentiested fur settlement. •
- JOHN HESS,
'OSEPH BL HEM
Dec. 21--43 t, , Earls.
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