a..m. o l ~.inaxrw-wi
111,1:11G14'i ItECOIT
II thlAy. 3nbustry 31, ARCS.
te*.The Stets of lowa is taut nfilebt, with
nhotti $11)e,"00 in the Treasury. There
n ether State in the Uniun egiinlly tor
,r
ton tto
ealoretl git!ltan haincli Watson, dc
.
vo nod three hontirod raw oysters )n Potts.
Ville, Pit , h t M ohday' evening% 110 ()coil
pied au hoof at 2 1 a half iu the eating. • ,
't4+„,A grand ennvention of ex• State prix ,
o s is to be Leld in iNewNYork city on tt
3 22( of February next. Vall.indigharu *ill
ja• Lally preside.
bar A gr - ent majority of the totlimiann
ConNcntion Intl signed a yetition to Congro,..s
for,tfie removal of Gen. Hancock and
the f.3tatt officials.
Star Secretary Stanton sa3s that no der-
Inttelics have been received at the IVar
Ue
tartttrent relating to sulToriog amoug the
iiocpa at:A hisk a,
Et i a.,A meeting of the Lincoln Monument
Association was held at Springfield, 111., en
ri'huriday, and it was resolved to erect a mom
urnent casting, two- hundred thousand dol
lars.
tiCKETS —«'. It. Scribner, of
its. 878, Broadway New York, was the boi•
der of the number that drew the $41),000
prize-in-the Riverside Institute distribution.
the second prize of 820,000 was drawn_ by
-- Mr. It tiotnerby, of Boston, Mars
Zilitr - Ohl Gideon Wells wanted to disburse
forty-;even millions for the navy this year,
but-Congress prctur,tly let hirer know he
would get no :Inch a ppklot istiou, whereupon
ho fel! down to twenty, lour iniiliona.
'strikes us one-fourth of that t um ought to be
—E - t - fli cicn f
Ville School Directuss.cf Bethel town
-stip, hilriat Coubty, recently turned out of
school two colored children, although the
teacher gave. them a good character and was
willing to teach them. These directors
would no doubt sooner go to in white
an➢ than to heaven with Mack.
---rm. The New Yurk Tiines significantly
saNs "There is no doubt now that Con-
/revs is quite as determined in its purposes
as President Jobtason in his. It $7 i I 1 14 -1) e
t matted' by no egeney whatever. And the
fact that it hart power to carry out anti en
force its will Is making itself felt in. every
deputtnent or the Government, in a. way
That
will not l'pe fully understood till it hay
o.uni leted its work."
sirGeteral flostard, in response to a
tcsolu ion or inquiry of tie' senate, states
that he has issued orders for the elosiok, up
( f the ( Iry 4s, et the Freedmen 4 ll Burilau in
Maryland after the 15:11 of February nest,
but that large numbers of prominent citizens
Of the State, Including a delegation from a
large educational association' in 13 ti
have made verbal representat'ons to hom
deprecating in the Stroncpt terms the pro
posed discontinuanCe.
A WIZ) AND lIEAN . 'Y Ronnutr.—The
house if John Benninghoff near Titus
ville, Pa., was entertd al) ul i :hi 1' M., on
the 16th, by Rene men disonsed by handker•
chief& over their laces, and robbed of over
$:0),000, of which 810,000 was in bonds,
and the balance in turrenry. The thieves
pre, ated revolvers to the heads of tbe in
mates, and tied Mr. Benningiteff, his wife,
two sons, a hired titan and girl, and taking,
the key: from Mr Benuinglioffs pocket,
they opened the safe and extracted the above
movie; after *limit they sat down and
waited 'talon hour for d the return of Jos( ph
Benninghoff, another son, who had in his
house one of Lillie's patent butglari roof
safes, containing a large amount Of 'limey.
lle did no, return until they had left, taking
titth then three horf-cs and a cutter.
Thst„,The Hamilton (Ohio) tie/T:7Th an
houuced the death of Nanny Cooley, or
the age of 108 years and 17 days. She was
botn io VirOniri in December, 1759, and em
igrated to Kentucky *bile still young. She
inarrieti til(t j William Cooley, who had been
a revolutionary soldier. They :moved to
Ohio when it teas a wilderness, Fettling upon
the banks of Four 11ilif Creek. Iler itus
limit', who was tamiliarly known as "Uvelo
Bill '.!ooley," was never known to owe a man
a (foliar, never allowed nny one to become in•
dated to hint, and would tot receive paper
money 1 . 4 a• any of the products of Lid fain]
His trite, who lung survived him, resew:bled
him in the fact that she never contracted a
deb.: ',Nits. Cooley received a pension du
ring her life on pcount of her hnsband'S
eerviecS in the Revolution: She leaves no
deseendaunt, awl it is not known that the
had any relatives in Ohio.
Kirin the Eigth District of Ohio on Mon
day, the Republidans elected Gen. John 13eat
ty as their Representative io Congress in the
t)lme of the late Mr. Hamilton. Mr. Beat
ty's mnjority is over 1,000. In 18*66, when
igr. Hamilton' Was elected., the District gave
1, 1 802 Republican mnjority. In 1867, on
the Gover..or's voto (c h e last election), it
gave 246 Republican majority.
The graveyards wit! in the Metropolitan
duerict of L'rndon 'cover 587 acres of ground
And hold :no ithan ball a 'willed of dead.
OM=
LOCAL MATFERS.
tints IlioisTur.—Ttio tellowieg public
sales of personal proOtty advertised in the
Record will mine off as follows :
P. &. I) Lour, miles south of Wnpnev
hole', on the, Abrw Barr, .February
31:
!sane Slineboy, , near IlripeUrell
Februai y 71n.
,Tuhn F. Doss, near Mt, [lope, February
Stb.
Tvi:cs, ptjor Frutate's Church, Feb
ruary 10th.
,Sontuel 11. Darr, on bite Marsh Euro, four
tuilcs from Woynosburti', February 13th and
14th.
• W. S Amberson, IVeyneaboro', February
Daniel Tritle, at Mt. Hope, February
20th.
John now, near Quincy, February 25th.
Isaac Fos, 3 wiles South of ►Waynesboro',
near Salem Church, Februnty 27th.
REctsivED.— We acknowledge the receipt
of $,. from Chas. Mullis, Ell., Philadelphia.
FLOUR. —Persous wiAiug to buy J. Hoo
ver's Family „ftottr, can obtain it from W. A
Reid put up in and bbl. paper sacks.
AT 110 31-E-.- Col, A. K. McClure arrived
at i ris homein CliamberAurg, from Montana
,on Friday het.
Minx' Setts.—Speeial attention ii di•
rected to the public sales by Isaac Shockey,
Esrt., and John Rowe of Quincy townokip,
1 - t - tYWicu - rid in our advertising columns
PROPERTY SOLD.-A few days silica Geo.
Bauder, E.q., disposed of his house and a
couple acres of ground, known as the Flan
agan property, near the °litholie Grave Yard,
to Mr. Peter ()deer, for the sum of 83100.
ThisA.The WayneolLooLltuilaing_Apeoeia—
tion—sill meet at the Town Half on Wei
ricsday evening neat to transact business of
importance. A general attendance is request
ed.
EIII=
Soi.D.-=- The hi;ass and lot on Main Street,
belonging to• Mr. John Fisher, was soli at
public sale on Saturday last for the arm of
82051---P-urebattetT-M - iss Martha r rot ier
ton.
SALK BANK STOCK —G. V. Meng,
tionecr, on Sorority lost, sold 20 shares of
Stock in Ibe First National bank of Way
-neeboro'TlYeloWging to Mr. Geo. FOE, for
$ll5, $116.25, $ll5 35.
- •
asidlifrro —.Daring Wednesday several
inches of snow fell in this section; affording
those Who can enjoy It another season of
toad sleighing
S Arobettron, assignee
of M. M Stotler, will again offer at public
sale ou rho lith February, a ntock drugs,
F tore furniture eud fixtures. Eel adrertiss•
went.
1/Ecruttr.-IVo have been request.
ad to announce that tho lien. Chas Lee Ar
mour, will deliver a Lecture in the Town
h alt to•tnorrow (Saturday) craning. Sub
ject "Over the Plates and Among the
Gold Fields of Colorado:"
Rr•.l.rarous.—Roricals tiro al present in
progress in tho Lutheran Church at Quincy
Kid at the Blue Rock School Bowe, the
funnier is conducted by Rev. A, Buhrtnan
any the latter by Rev.-C. V. Wilson, of tihe
SI: I; Church,
DF.I.INQUESTS —We have commented dud
will continue to forward accounts to those
who are largely in arrears for subscription at
this office, and hope that they 'will respond
promptly and favorably. Wo have several
payments to wake within the neal couple of
months, Thom who have neglected their
accounts will therefore greatly relieve us by
pr 'raptly paying over their arrearages,
no,Col 11 it.ger, the Representative from
this county, we 'observe has introduced a bill
in the House of Representatives having in
view the payment of losses sustained
border counties during the war. Indiana
has paid her citizens for !ores thus sustained,
and justice demands that our commonwealth
should do likewise.
SEN-Ctindletnas Day, or feast in honor of
the pn►ifieatioa of the Virgin D ry, comes
on Sunday next, Ppularly i is now known
as ground hog day, and tl weather wise
predicate that if the day is clear winter vrifl
coo tinue i • weeks longer, while if the day
bu cloudy Po that the ground hog cannot see
his shadow, he will remain out and the win
ter be limkero
I),tverts —There at•e tunny .per•
sons who either take no paper at all, or else
take cue from a distant city, and when they
wish to see what is transpiring in their own
neighborhood, they beg or steal the local pa
per from some citiZen mote liberal than them
selves. Many men of this kind are engaged
in business and frequently grumble because
people do not patronize "home industry"
when they practice tho very thing of which
they complain.
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.—By a recent
decision of the Court of Claims, the mem.
bars of the following Pennsylvania regiments
are entitled to $lOO bounty: 26th, 27th,
28th, 26th and 71st also, all persons who
enlisted between April 15th and July
,22d,
18G1, and were discharged upon surgeons'
certificates of dirmbility and receivel no
bounty.
VENTIIATtoN.--Tho groat iinporle . Leo of
ventilation in our sitting and sleeping rooms,
in our schools and public hulls, is not FOR
ciently nppreciated. It was well sot forth is
reeent lecture by n Cleveland professor.—
It is startling to !emu the an oust of catbou
ic acid emitted from the lungs of one pert.on,
or from a single as burner;. enough to pet
s,ou the whole ntmospliere of a good B:2ed
room in a very brief period of time. How
many persona think that whiter temperature
demands the exclusion of frebli air to make
their apartment's more warm nod comforta
ble, when the fact, that in the cold season,
we consume more oxygen and consequently
inhale a greater. quantity of the poisonous
carbonic acid gas, should lead to a .directly
opposite course. A bed room in winter re
quires more 'retaliation than in-summer, and
the non-obseivanee of this fact, will readily
account 'for the awful diseases to tvhieh frail
humanity is subject. We wonder if many
of our readers are aware of the poisonous ex
halations incident to a congregation of their
_
in ball rooms, churches
and lecture balls 'lf they have not fully
considered the vast; importanceof thorough
ventilatioo, let theta take these undeniable
facts home to their serious thoughts. A per
son in health has eighteen breathings per
minute, and thirty-five hogsheads of air pass
through the lungs in twenty-four boars; — ol'
this, from three to file per cleat, or about two
auda half hogefreade, is exhaled as carbonic
acid gas, and thus ono person would- render
two or three hogsbeadi of air unfit for bresth•
ing_tgain.--Let-e - very - yertiet auTsious ffFt - lte
proservationl of his health take care that the
windows of the dormitories are dropped a
little, oven during the winter nights. There
is far less danger of taking cold than there
is of inhaling the noxious atmosphere, vrbich
saps the health, undermines the constitution
and embitters life with suffering and disease
whieh might - lra're beeu avoided.
Tun Barn.—The Waynesboro' Nand,
organized about three months sinoa, rtirder
the leadership of Prof. Dock, appearod on
our streets few evenings since and favored
eitizans_with reverel pieces of choice mu
sic. Considering the short Limo they . have
o-Firso-ti-ec-th-eir-s-tyle of play inT ; - toe.
even judges of music by eurprise. The pro•
gross the merubert have made in gm abort a
time is certainly creditable to them, and
speaks well for their Leader. A Band is a
town is--a-great'enn - v - aiWice on public oce—a-
aions, and nothing give. a community more
life, especially during pleasant summer even.
inge. Now is the time our young friends
need encouragrosnt, and if Oitll - 3110 will sid
their when aid is needed it will sot be long
before we can boast of e Band second to
none in the county.
FROMM To DaAru•—We, are pained to
loarn,that an Wednesday evening last, Mr.
Jacob Mickley, er., an old and much re•
spected eitixon of Franklin township, was
froteu to death.. lie had been tet Mrs.
Ilrough's above llilitown, and on return•
ing, undertook to moss some fields in order
to reach home sooner. Boing_a- very old
man, it is supposed he 'nouns exhausted
and fell, and being unable to regain his feet
perished from cold' Ms loss will be deeply
felt by his immediate friends. Ile ffitA aged
87 years Lttionth and ..11). days.— Getttfeburg
&name/.
RAILItOAD ELT.CTION.—In Colambiti, op
the 18th inst., the following gentlemen wore
elected Directors of the Gettysburg Rail
road Company : President W. G. Cam.
Directors—C. S. Maltby, S. W. Collom, Win.
13ittingers, Philip Small, Wtn. McConkey
11. N. North, Henry 3] usselman i J. L, Pin •
kerton, Geo. W. McClellan, John McFar
land, D. MeConsugliy, James D. CM.
NEW FIRM —We direct attention to the
advertisement of Messrs Lidy, Frick & Co.,
who have taken tto establishment lately
owned by Lidy & Lecron, and are nor man
ufacturing Drills, Corn S110110:8, Patent
:trams - Ilttrarers, 0..1 - 4 1 1;,411aVert - -riagi.r
opened a regular Lumber Yard for public
convenience.
ElrFulton County Buckwheat ]flour for
Salo at Roid'a Grodry.
THE ANTI-0011TRAC3TION BILL —The fol
lowing is a copy of the anti-contraction bill
as it goes to the President t
Be it enacted by the Senate and Rouse of
Representatives of the United States of A
merica' in Congress assembled, That from
and after the passage of this act the author
ity of the Secretary of the Treasury to make
any reduction of the currency, by retiring
or cancelling 'Jelled States 'lace, shall be,
and is hereby, suspended; but nothing here
in contained shall prevent the cancellation
en e tructien of tuutilatel United States
notes and t e replacing of the same with
notes of the same character and amount.
GRANT'S ARRIVAL IN RICEIMOND.—The
Richmond Register of Tuesday has the for
lowing concerning Gen. Grant's recent visit
to that city: The General`commaricling the
armies of the United Stales, who is at this)
moment looked upon as the foremost man of ----------
all the world, arrived very quietly in the At the M. E. Personage Jan. 3(i lby Rev,
city yesterday, and put up at the private D. Sheffer, Mr. PETER A. II A M.l l / 1 K
residence of his brothenic.law, Dr. Sharp of Washington county Md., to Miss MAT-
Ile came unhearalded, and was, therefore,pTl J, GONDER, of Mifflin co., Pa.
not received with a display of banners • At the residence of Richard Addlesber
the beating of drums, pomp and vanities that ger on the 16th inst., by the same, J. IV.
aro distasteful to a modest man like our sue- SMITII, of if egerstown, Md., to Miss EM
cessful General. Attired in the simple garb MA F. ADDLIiSBERGER, of this place.
of a citizen, he could not bo distinguished siumm ,„„„..—
from the common - mortals who surrounded
him as ho left the ears and pasti.ed through
the hurrying crowd. On the 21st inst., in Quincy, twp , Mr
Or D11111:11RIII.A.—SO CZ.
change says that diphtheria in its early stage
may ho recognized by any persev of ordinary
capacity by two marked symptoms—the sen
sation of a hone or bard substance in the
throat, rendeting swallowing - difficult and
paiulul, and a marked factor, unpleasant
,mall of the brenthohe result or its pave
'factive tendency. On the appearance of
these simptcons, ir the patient is old enough
to do ko, giro a piece of guar camphor of the
s:za of a inurrowlat pea and I;ft it be retaivad
iu the mouth, swallowing slowly the. saliva
charged with it until it is all gone. In an
hour or so give another, cud at the end of
nuother hour a third; a fourth will not
u,nally be required ; but if the pain nod
unpleasant breath are not relieved, it taffy
be it ierl two or three times morn - , at a little
longer interval, say two or three hours. If
the ehPld is yottig, powder the camphor,
which can he easily dove by adding 'a drop
or two of spi.xits of alcohol to it, and with an
equal quantity of r.twdered lout sugar, or
better, powdered rock candy, nod blow it
through a quill or rubs into its throat,
depressing the tongue with. the, haft of a
spoon.
Hung Himself
Oo Sunday moruing last, as Shetiff Shantz
was Inking his rounds to uti!ock his prison
ers, wilco he cause 'to the cell of George Illig
ho found him standing with his back to the
grated doors. The Sheriff had nu suspicion
at the time of anything very unusual having
occurred, nod calling George by name, ask
ed him why he waa standing there. Reedy
ing.no_answer he-put-his -hand through- the
door,and touched him, when his suspicion
was aroused that somethiug was wrong. lie
pulled open the door, when the body came
swinging out with it, suspended from the
top of the door by a piece of sheeting which
_had-be-e tt—t-w le I o d—i u-t-o—a—repe-- nud—q uito
ti cad. Asmistauce win called, the i body is
ken down, mud an inquest held by Coroner
Bentz. Ou investigation being made, it was
found that Illig bad tried to escape, but was'
unable to carry out his plans. Ile was very
depressed in spirits from the time of his an
rest (which was on the charge, of stealing
sleighs, &t-e.,) and was ftrrn in the belief that
ho would be sent to the Penitentiary fur fit
-teen or twent %ears. Ile lift a few—noes
-behind-himi - whict, tra - ci - evi - i en y •eeo writ
e o the dark, bidding farewell to all, aek•
iog God to forgive him. On Sunday about
noon bin body wee taken to tho Altuebouse
for interment. Any one whorentrotobers biro
in Lebanon, two or three yearn baok—a fine
looking and apparently a highly respectable
young man—cannot but be touabcd with
pity over bin melancholy end. In tho spirit
. .hatity.b, whinh all unfortuaates a
be judged, let us, believe tbat bis offenees
were the offspring of a diseased mind rather
than a bad boat t.—Lebonors Courier.
A bill has been introdueed in the N
- Yolk — Legislature prcriAiTig — tb - iit - if Jt
unlawful for oue first counsin so engage
agree to marry another first oonain of
same consanguinity. Any person viol&
the proposed law may be punished by
of not moro tban 11,000, or—imprisoom ,
for not longer then one year, or both fino
Tbo East Baltimore Annual Conferene,
ibe_Methodiet Episeopal_Churob will--b,
its eleventh annual session in Baltimore, be
ginning 02 the eleventh of.ftlereh
This oonference embraces / es ite teiritery the
northern a nd westere pextioes of bleryland,
and the ceuirsl end southern parts of this
1
Stele.
IM==ll
bit. John llenry, of Charlotte, Ye., t'ao
loot survivor save one of the obildren of Pat
rick Bury, and the owner of the cld family
seat and burial place of tho 'groat orator,
died on the 7th instant, in the 721_ year 61
his age.
Emrne A. Tours, egad 23, died sud
denly in the streets of New York last Bun.
day a week, while on her wey to °buret], A
post•inorten] eritnitielien showed that her
death had been caused by tight lacing.
A Lettter from !Tanana gives a fearful Re
count of the raveues . of the cholera. There
has been as many sa three hundred mem a
dity,%early, halt of whioh proved fatal. On
the 10th instant, there were fifty-two eases
nr twenty-one (lentils.
11r. 'leery Butley, of Lo'don, has 'ent
uitto tons of tract,l to the Young lloo's
Christian Association of Chicago.
Tho Mississippi Conyerition has passed
resolution thanking, the Senate of tho United
States for tlicir "right,pus act in •replaeing
lion. E M. Stanton in his proper position
as Secretary of War.
The farm-bouse, barn and ont-buildings
on the farm of John Brown of Northfield,,
,
44, - — I ogictli:
or with 20 head of cattle, 30 head of sheep
and 00 tons of hay..
A proposition bas been presented to Con•
gross by n member from Ohio, to cell the
right to manufacture liquor for the United
States for 1575,000,000.
James Buchanan will be 77 years old on
the 12th of April, 1368. 11e was born on
the 12th of April, 1791.
The Pennsylvania Legislature on Wednes
day, elected ten. W. W. Irwin, of Beaver
county ) State Treashrer fir the eniuing year
Because John 0. Breekiuridge declines to
ask for pardon, the city counsel of Louisville
(Ey ,) by resolution, requests the Govern.
!bent to invite this traitor back.
By direetinn of the President, Major tlen•
eral Popo has been assigned to the command
of the Dopartruent of the Lakes, headquar
ters at Detroit, Michigan. 4 ,
The Houston (Temay) .7elegrop4 exeban.
nes with a South Carolina paper which rea
ches it through the -- postofrice wrapped in
thousand dollar Confederate,specie bonds.
ri'MX.M ..11.14"1".421.1=1..
Jiro) kvfr *
1 1 .1011 N COOK; agod 82 years, 3 mos, nud 4
. ,
wys -.
At lib raiienen, in •tllls pinee, on the
17th just , Itlr, 11.1011tY RICK.ENBAIJU [l,
aged 70 yairs and 20 dap.
!li4 IP 0131 A lia ili ()Tiff, EN:.
1tt333. 2' 2 1t01 . 2. itcs/ia. 2
ti(MATCD 1 SCIII:1 ! ! KIIIATCH ! ! !
In frum 10 to 48 hours.
Wheaton's Ointment cures The itch
Moaton's Oiutubutt cures Salt Ilheu:n,
Wheaton's °lament cures Te nor.
Whom:lob's Ointment cures Barbera' Itch
' Wheaton's Ointment cures Old Sores.
NVheator's-Uintinent cures Every kind
of II mot like Magic
Price, 50 cents a box by mail, GO cents. Ad,
dress WELIKB At. PO 1"I'DII, No. t7O Washing.
ton Street,llestou, Mud.
l'or sale by all Druggists.
farLADIES FURS, BUFFALO ROBES,
AND BL ANIfETS AT COST.
Thu undiirsigned intending to rota odd an d enlarge
, their Store Room, will close out at first cost :
3 setaid elegant MINK SABLE,
8 rata of SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
2 ("cram FITCH CAPES,
15 seta LADIES FUR* from $6 to $l5 par
eet,
5 Fur turned HOODS,
Buffalo RUBES end L Fancy Buggy and
sleigh Illank-eta,
8 Fur Cape, Collar' and Gloves,
7 Horse Corers, and a lot of Heavy Grey
Blankets.
Also, a let of Winter Caps, Glove", clec„
'rho above are nil goods of this season's produc
tion, and will be mold at coat to avoid handling
tvhilo improving our store room. _
UPDEGRAFF'S,
Bat, Fur and Glove Manufactory,
Opposite 'k Vashington Houle. -
Will pay in cash the bigeat price for all kind.
' of FURS, Muskrat, Mink, Coon, Oppoisuca,
Hagerstown, Jan. 24 1868.
.R E D II A T
1 3 3 PERPETUAL MOTION. I t 3
Ladies SUN UMBRELLAS, New Style PAR
ALSO, RAIN UMBRELLAS, ere. A complete
stock et UPDEGRAFF'S
' Hat, Cane and Useharella - Storas, Ilagere town
IMEALX:LIiir.3O'MISS
Tuebday, Jan. 28, '67:—
Flour.—The Flour market is remarkably
quiet, there being no inquiry except for the
supply of the home oocautuers
10 bblr
_Ja., including superfine at $7.25®
8 25 for home; extras, $8.25®9.25; North
west extra family at $10®11.50; Penna.
and Ohio . do. do., at $1.0,50®12 25, and
fancy.lota at higher figures. Itye Flour and
Corn Meal are inactive, and no sales of oitki
d :1/4)}11)": bbeeneported:
Grain.—The Whae.t market is firmer and
them is a good demand for priroe. °"'
ue .
xr °TICS is hereby given that' letters testaments
ry to the estate of Barbara Dana r, late. of
Washington Township, de e'd, have been granted to
the undersigned. All person. knowing theraselree
indebted to said Baste will please rake immediate
psyment and those having claims present them tally
authenticated for settlement -
Jan. 21—ivr. ISA A C SFIOGKEY, Eft.
PUBLIC SALE.
VHF. undersigned, assignee of M. M. toner will
offal. a t Public lisle , at the store roam faunally
,
o e cur iod M. M.lBtoner, on .Afxrday the 17/A day
of February 1868,
A. STOCK. OF DRUGS,
Store Furniture and Fixtures. A large amount of
the refuse stook hes been disposed of. By an in—
vestment of a few hundred'dollars the stock would
be comrete. The zoom can be had en a liesie of
three years. Belo lo commence at 1 o'cloOk on said
day whin the terms will he made known by
W. 8: A M B ERISON,
G. V. Mona, Atilt.
Jan. 31—ta
PUBLIC SALE •
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IJIE enbaeriber will sell at public sale, near hia
residence, 3 mhos oast of Waynesboro', neva-
I opowel/ Mills, oh Friday the Ws day of Feb ruar y
siezi,lll9 following psnional property b wit :
2 IRTREAUB, 3 STOVES,
2 bcdN and bedding, 2 dismal, 12 chair. 1 settee, 2
tables 2 stand', 1 corner cupboard, 1 eight day
clock, 2 Looking Omen, I doughtray, 1 copper ket
tle, Iron pot., tinware, coveslote, quilts, table clothe,
flannel, finnan &s., a lot of pork and beef. Also a
lot of WHEAT, RYE, CORN AND OATS, and
JnarlXßl.k/V-1 4 00 M 49440. rpr,lpwatl,2anantion-,,,13a4n,
to comma Once at 10 o'clock on said day, when a
reaspnable credit will be given by
ISAAC SHOCKEY, Eer.
Jen. 31—ts. 0. V. Motto, Mica.
MLR sau
rpHE RE .will 'be aold it Public Sale at the retai
-1 dance of the aubacriber, abxut 1 miles North
east of Quincy, near the road leading to the Mt. Al
to Iron Work.. on 76esday Me 2blA of Farm:ry e
the following personal . property to wit :
2 WORN HORSES ,
2 Coils, l rising two years and the other 1 yesr;
2 IYIILICHCOWS,
I of which will bo fresh about tbo day of gale, 17
hold Young Cattle, 4 hold of Sheep, 1 good Brood
`Sow;
I Narrow-Tread Farms Wagon,
1 Wood Bail 1 pair Hay Carriages, 1 pair I•horse
hay heddrrs. 1 good threc•horao pluw, 1 horrors, 1
shovel plow.
1 CORN COVERER,
Spreaders, double and single trees. 1 tot harness, 1
act dung boarda, 1 act front gears, collars, tridles
and halters, cow chains, 1 piir breast chains, 1 pair
utt triers, CORN BY T}l BBL. OATS BY
BIT. and many other urticlus not neccessary to
mention. Sale to commence at It) o'clock on said
day when a reasonablc credit will be given.
JOHN ROW.
Jan. 31—t4. (;. V. Mos% A uct.
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A YNESBOIIO' MARBLE YARD.
MEALS & BRO.
On Main Street, Waynesboro', Pa., next door to
the "tiovrden HUilbe'," where they are prepared to
furnish all kinds of work. in their line, such as
MONUMENTS , TOMBS ,
HEADSTONES ,- MANTLES , etc . c.,
at the shortest notice, ant as cheap as the cheap..
eat.
Give un a call.
nynesboni, J an. '2l tf,
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IVIACHIND SHOP
LUMBER YARD
jI DY, FRICK & CO„ wouLl Worn) the Puhli
, ; gentraily, that they have tailion the catabdAh•
meat and bugitiesiv, lately oNned by Lidy tf Lit
roue, (formarly Wu/. Flursagait.) and aro
uiauufaetutiag
GRAIN DRILLS,
of the latni improvement.' eud VrnnUlt LiWin to
give satialf.ction. Alva liziakerhulrg UulabrAted
Patent
CORN SHELLER,
Separator and cleaner, the hest Sheller ever offered
to the Public. Also OIPSAN'S PATENV
CLUTHSWASIIER. Warranted to give sake
faction Or no sale, They are prepared to do alt
kinds of Job Work, Repairs, liCoo ii/ their line of
Innincee, done et the shortest natice and on real.
onablelerras. They have aloe on band a large lot
of the beet Lumber for sale cheap, and have opened a
regular LUMBER YARD of all kinds of Lumber,
which they will sell very cheep for cash oialy.—
Person., iu want of anything in our line will please
give us a call. We will, give satisfaction.
Jan 21 —tf. LIDY, FRICK & CO.
PEBLIC SAVE.
Vara: subscriber intending to gait farming will
a sell at Public sale, at his residence on the Marsh
Run, four miles from Waynesboro' and six from
Greencastle, on the road leading from the turnpike
to the Pr'larsh Store, one mile from the former and
two from the latter, on Thursday and Friday, ISM
and 1 4th day: of February, the folluning property
VIZ :
II MAD GOOD USK
P of which are work horses, three of them brood
mazes with foal ; b colt's, 1 three years old, 2 two
years old and 2 one year old ;
19 IIEAD CATTLE !
5 of which are mulch cows, one fresh, the balance
springers, 1 large Durham Bull, 4 large' Steers, 3
fine Leiters, the balance young cattle; a lot of sheep
36 HEAL OF HUGS , among whi are 2 brood
oows, the balance atazk hogs;
2 PARS WAGONS,
1 heavy 4 inch and 1 three inch log Wagon, 1 new
two home :Spring Wagon, 1 one and two•horat
Carriage, 1 Mower and Reaper, ( Lie Illi=improved-)---
rain sn , 1 spring Rake, latest improved, 1
four-horse sled, 2 pair flay Carriers, 1 pair Wood
Ladder:, l Wheat Fan, 1 Rolling screen, 4 Bar--
ehear Plows, 2 three-horse and 3 trro•horee, 3 Har
rows, all new, 4 double ?Shovel Plows, 2 single
Shovel Plows, 2 Corn Coverers, 1 Jackscrew, I ough
lock and cleric, log chains, filth chains. spreader., 3
double trees, :30 grain bags, 1 hag wagon, 2 beim
shovel., S hay burls, grail/land shaking forks, man
ure forks and hooks, 1 hay knife, 2 grain cradles, 6
naowin: ac then 10 r . •
an ago , I licelliarrow. 6lleigh and bells, $
sets Breochbands, 4 sets Front Gears, nearly new ;
8 sets Plow Bears, 6 Fly -nets, 9 collars, • blind
bridles 6 blousons, 3 riding bridles, 1 Riding Saddle,
1 wagon saddle, 1 six-horse, line and Whip, 11 bead
halters and chains, 1 pair !heck lines, 1 sot Deggy
Harness, 19 cow chains, f`w bretat and butt
haino,-1-henry lock chain-,
1 fita BL&CKSMITII TOOLS ;
1 largo gtindstono and 1 small onc,
.60 BAR,RELS or CORN,
00 Locust Poste, 200 lest Dry W*'nut Board',
ratteelto and shovels ' sledges and diging into, aloe
eed potstoes, 1 hey fJr:t and pulleys, llO fret mod
,p - o, 1 buggy — Vcde, about
16 TONS TIMOTHY -BAY ,
ions 76 acres Grain in the groani;_elso_the-follerr,
.ig household article., viz : 1 Gook Sove, I Tin
plate Stare, 3 tables, a lot benches, a lot Tinware,
applebutter by the crock, 1 ptir largo steelyards,
about 25 yda ,carpet, and many other articles too
numerous to mention Sale to commence at 9' a'•
clock an said clam when due atteztlance and a
credit of 12 months will be given on all sums of •5
and upe anis, Uudar 415 the csah will be required.
Jan. 21--ts. SAMUEL 11, BARR.
0. V . WONG, Auet.
PUBLIC SALO!
HE subscriber intending to quit farming, Will
1411 soil at Pubt is Sale, it his residence, at Mt. Mope,
in Quincy township, on Thursday the 20th grey of
FehrUary next, the fnilowing personal property, to
veil: I goad work and FAMILY HORSE ,
10 HEAD OF CATTLE .
3 of vrhich,are good Mild] Cotr , r,2 large Dowser
Hcifi•r., 1 Devon dull, 4 head young cattle, I haled
Hogs ;
1 FARM WAGON,
4-inch tread, 13 and 4 horse wagon 2.in-h tread.
good Spring wagon, 1 standing top Buggy. 1 spring
rake, I set new Ilay C.sriers, 1 Wheat Fan, 2 Nt•
new Breechbands, 2 blind bridles, 2 collars, 2 Dy
ne's, all new ; backhand and backing strap■ for a
one-hems wagon. 2 pair butt chains, l pair breast
chains, 2 new halters and chnins,l get Buggy har
ness, 2 two horse plows, 1 llarrovr 1 Shovel Plow,
1 Corn Coverer, I two..horsi spreader, 2 double:l
trebol and 6 single trees, I manure hook:
1 Tons Timothy Hay
1 grain shovel, a lot rakes an] forke,lo cow ch,ina,
2 sets dung boards, 1 dung sled. a lot oak lumber,
such as I-inch boards, 1* inch plank. 1 wheelbar
row, 2 mattocks, 1 crosscut saw. 1 new axe, maul
and wedges, tar.can, a lot tools, ouch as augers,
saws
new grindstone and (rune, a lot grain be ;s, grain
cradle and mowing scythe, a lot brio= handles, 2
long ladders, 1 log chain ;
/20 BARRELS OF CORN ;
One number 0 Cook stove, 1 Parlor Wood Stove
1 large meat •essel, benches, boxes and barrels,
barrel slacked lime for whitewashing, 1 bedstead, 2
wash stands. 26 yds carpet, a lot books, 1 ellat gun,
I now rifle, a lot empty bottles, a lot window blind.,
Potatoes by the bushel, shoulder. and Mee by the
pound, R chairs, crocks, jugs, tinware, and many o-
ther articles too numerous to mention, dale to
commence at 9 o'clock on said day, when the terms
will be made known by _
Jan. 24—to
PUBLIC SALE.
rriliE subscribers intending to move Wsst, wiil
sell at public sale, et their residence, on the
tam of Abrehsin Barr, 1 arias south ot Waynes
boro', near Good's Sash and Door Factory, on Mon
day tie 3d day of February next, tho following
prupertf , to Wit :
THREE BROOD MARES
with foal, taro of which are faniily beasts, end or.e
wagon and plow leader; 1 extra Mitch Cuw, 12 bead
of flogs; 1 Wagon fur ono or 2 horses, 1 Reeks-,
way buggy, I :sleign, 1 pair Ilay 'Carriages, '2 nets
of idr 4 Lechbands 4 sets Now fiesta, I act single_har
nose, 1 riding and t side saddle collars bridles and
bakers, 1 %lies:lb:m.lw, I single alaw , el plow, 1 set
blacksini'll tools, iron by t horn shovels and
f ir k,,, I hand Cider Pres.., 1 sausage Nlacliiire; Mao
3 Bureaus, to.vo nearly it ,w; 4 sets chairs, throat, sets
nearly new, 4 rocking chairs, 5 be':teads, 2 wr..
nog drake, 2 safes, 3 lialling-reef tables, I kitchen ta
ble, 3 clucks, 2 vitiks, 3 c.,eats, about 75 yd eaglet
-2 doughtraya, taii•plato stove and' pipe, 1 coal.
stove, 1 parlor wood ur coal st ive and pipe, I Cook
stove and fixtures, about 800 lbs bacon, Isrd by the
quirensware, tinware, crock'', potatuvis by the bushel,
barrel., tube and buckets, 1 iron kettle, and other
attic:ea too limner° us to mention. er Sulu to coin.
melee at 9 o'clock on said tiny when the terms will
be made known by
P. LOWE & DANIEL LOWE.
January G. V .lluNn.
DANIEL TRITLE.
G. V. Mous, Auct.