VILLAGE RECORD. •!.,Ar,a.irlNT.l6l,ll4 El ID .IEI. o'. :Friday, October 23 3 MIS, titerbore was a snow storm on Saturday all the way from Canada up through North ern New York, to Harrisburg, Pa: SeEr - They haver harvested this year in Cali . . forma a wheat crc_op of twenty wallops pf Bushels tte_Olmstero,.,the, late Dishursiw clerk of the Postollicir Department, who is mid to be a defaulter to, the amount of $50,000, was arrested ip Wan:toad on Sunday. itittrWe lave received the official majori- tie fi vin all but four counties in Pennsylva n•a. IlMreported figures from these four counties, with the official returns -Isom. the remainder of the State, foot up 10,098 Re• publican majority. ca„The offic:al wojority of Allen A. Brad; lord, the Republican candidate for delegate _t_o_ttangms from Colorado, is 17. Ile has icceived his certificate from the Board of CanraEsers.. cilo_sals that should the Rebels attempt to hold an election in Virgin is in IN-aliber:iti AtEl3' - Gorornor Congress, he will pot sign any certificate of electico,inat ipay be added that General _Stoneman will probahll take iu the prpipisps, rse-The arms recently captured on the Tilississippi river were purchased by the Gov ! Arkansas and United States Senator e_r_rl 0 r McDonald, for the militia of that State.— Governor Olayton telegraphs tho War De partment that he is satisfied that armed. re sistance is contemplated by the Rebels to the State authorities, and appeals to the War Department for aid. re_ Despatches from tho South bring the usual number orroports of outrages. At Fl a ot-lin—hatito—ltapubli can—ne-wspap office thorn was sacked on Sunday — night, t press being destroyed and the type scatter ed. The editor and printers ail left for New Orleans. At Jefferson, La.,. there is eon sidorable excitement, the authorities there ref Using to recognixe the police force ap pointed by the State . anthorities, Each party is arresting the other. • STATE ELECTIONB.—The following State e!cetions are yet to occur this year : October 22d, West V irginia. November 3d, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Illinois, Michigan,—Wis cousin, Minnesota, :Nlissortri, Kansas, lowa, Nevada and Massachnsette. November 5, Tennessee. General Sherman has issued a field or der calling attention to the bravery and gal lantry of certain officers and men of his com mand in recent Aghte with Indians. lie makes special mention of Polonel ,ti•orsyth's command of forty-seven scouts, who fought and repulsed six hundred Indians in several charges, killing seventy five and maintain ing their position for eight days, -during 'Which the party. lived on horse flesh. A number of privates are mentioned by dame as having shown unusual bravey on different occasions. • OUR MAIMED SOLDIERS.—The number nt persons who have availed themselves of the provisions of the act of Congress giving artificial limbs to maimed soldiers, amounts to 5071. Of those, 3784 were supplied with legs, 2134 with arms, 44 with hands, and 9 with feet. For various reasons, however, an the sufferers hate not been provided with limbs, since it is estimated that, taking the casualties in bo!b the army and navy, 50,000 01 the combatants have last a limb in the ser viee. To this number may be added 25,000 in the South. rEirThe telegraph announces another one of thot:d deeds of horror which are giving to the South, so terrible a reputation as the land of political assassinations. The Sheriff and the Parish Judge of St. Mary's parish Lott isiana, have both been assassinated. The Sheriff was killed in his hotel, and the Judge was found dead in the street. The murders. were committed by a gang of mounted men. 13. F. Randt,l i .h, a colored preacher and a — Member of the South Carotin Senate, was iltirdered at Clarksburg, in that State, on Friday last. lie was standing on the plat form of a railroad car when three white men rpde up and shot hi'n dead. Though it was broad daylight none of the - murderers were recognized, the bystanders being convenient ly near-sighted. Raudolph's offence was the waking of Republican speeches. From Arkansas we have the record of - murder still more horrible than the above. A Deputy Sheriff, whilst out serving sub posna”, was seized by a gang of Ku-Kluzers, Tied to a negro, and both shot dead. toh,,.The neat State Legislature will be largely Repulican on joie; ballot. In the Senate there will be a Republican majority of 3, and in House 24. Majority on joint ballot of 27. tit. Joseph, Missouri, le endeavoring to at, tract ipsusigrants by the bold expedient of reporting Pie'dlscovery of a patural spring of whisky. jt is classed under the head of waters,'' and it "runs deep." A list of the names of barroom keepers in St liouis lids tour ecgueuris Q tho Dlie puu:i Dowint, . LOCAL MATTERS. To-day (Friday) is tho last day for assosing. FOR SAr.E —D. B. Russell, E f s4l , agent for ,Serbia Keller, °fere (or sale in to-day's paper a desirable small properly at Pikesville, fteirTho farm belonciog to Joseph Strife, dee'd., near Leifersburg,_ Tg , a a sold-on Thum, day last for the sum of $142 per aore. Pur- Amer, John- Strite. LAND roft SALE.—Mr. John Funk offers at private-sale in another oolquin r ! _desitablo tract of land adjoining our Borough, whjoh is well adapted for building lots. - DR. WRIOUT.--Thia experienced and euc f cessfull dental operator has taken rooms for a short titne..at, the_ Pow_den, Hut3sq., Seo card. G. if . REOALIAB.- MIT. C. L. Frollin. berger, Milliner, , hap on hand a supply of handsome Regaling for Good Templars, and also furnishes the material for making them.- See advertisement. TILE ELECTION,—We will give the re sult of the late election in this State in our next issue s official. The Republican_majori ty will be about 10,000. , azma RECEIVII3.—The" following is a list of re ceipts for subscription since our last issue : --sey-uKrin-1?-41-aestoc-k, J_oha_ilicks,' Jacob 'Win. floeffich, Geo. W. Keagy, the same course OF FIRM —On Dlonda firm of 'Messrs. Lidy, Frick & Co. 4secioiated with them in business, Mr. Jason Bell, of this vicinity, This firm is extensively en gaged in the manufacture of grain drills and farming implements generally, and-purpose increasing still further their business. Ad vertisement neat week. - THE PARADE.—We have been requested town, wt spca at t e epu. lean . tion Meeting in this place on to-morrow (Saturday) evening. ANOTHER R. R. MovErttENT.—Our eiti• sena, despite all delays attending the Scot land and Mont Alto movement ; seem deter mined that Waynesboro' shall have a Rail road. Among our businessmen and farmers there has of late been considerable agitation favoring a branch road to connect with the Western Maryland road near Monterey. For dur part we hartily favor any movement hav ing a Railroad in view, let it come from what quarter it pay. If the proposed road from Scotland via. Mont Alto to this place cannot be secured for want of co-operation on the part of the Penna. Rail Road Company, wo must of ne cessity rook to a connection with the Wes tern Maryland Road, and the sooner, in our -opinion, we make a move in that direction the better. So far as concerns our farmers, we are free to confess now, as we have done in --the past, that their special interest de mand.a connection with the Western Nary land Road. Baltimore city is their best market for grain and produce of every des cription, and over this road thousands upon thousands of dollars would be annually saved to this class of out community in cost of transportation compared with the present circuitous routs. We are reliably informed that a connec tion eau be made at a point near Monterey without crossing the line into Maryland, the track of the Western Maryland Company be ing within five or six feet of the line, and the ground intervening is owned by the Corn• pany. Legislation is therefore not needed, provided this point for a connection is de• termined upon. We therefore suggest that a meeting be called at as early a day as possible, and that an oppoitunity be afforded those who have subscribed to the Scotland and Mont Alto Road to transfer their subscriptions to a com pany who will build a branch" road to the point to which we refer or to any other that may be found most practicable. SHOCKING MURDER.-011 Monday morn ing last, between the hours of 1 and 2 o'clock, Mr. Andrew Rowland, a well known farmer, about fifty years of age, residing a short dis tance from the Ilagerstown and Sharpsburg Turnpike, near the road leading from said Turnpike to the Collage of St. James, wee brutally murdered in his bed by the side of his wile, having been struck on the side of the Moe and head with a club. The Her ald and Torch says : We have neither flirt° nor apace ,to. give full particulars of this shocking tragedy, but W 6 understand that the main points of the testimony before the Coroner's Inquest, held by Justice Biershing; of this town, were in subtanco about as fellows : Mr. E. retired at a late hour at night in company with his wile, and both at once wept to steep, he lying on the front side of the bed. At the hour above stated, Mrs Rowland was awakhed by a peculiar noise, as it some one bad been bit in the face ; she asked her husband what was the matter, and receiving no answer, she called her father, Mr. C. F. Gelwicks i who was sleephogin An adjoining room. He immediately went to her MOW, but before entering it, he heard some one retreating from the premises, whom he called after. A candle was lit, when Mr. Rowland was found dead, having been struck a terrible blew upon the right side of •bis face and head, fracturing his jaw -bone, and causing other injuries which must have prest , ed instantly fatal. Besides Mr. Gelwicke; there were in the house 4 smi and daughter of Mr.:Rowland, a young man named Sny der and a colored man and his wife, but these were all sound asleep and 'knew nothing of the affair until awakened by the alarm. The Jury ? after a pretty thorough inveeti• gation, and a post mortem examination made by Drs..3lokee, ''obey and Blake, rendered a verdict that the deceased came to hie death by . the hands of some nue unknown to them• RESULT. IN 4HE COLINTY-ORBICIAL.- The election in this ootinty on the 13th re sulted as follows : I-jartrantt - Boyle_ Campbell Eut Cessna Kimmel' Dixon Duncan— Walker Sheib! "Inger Shively Fletcher Zo(linger flays Stenger M'4lleu 6_0.0 4 00 2.00 2.00 Bowman Smith last the Winger M'Kinstry t‘w a-ws,of-11 agar Franklin Fulton Somerept Adame Franklin Walker. Bheibly. Winger. Shively. Franklin 4,335 4,308 4,314 4,279 Perry 2,563 2,514 2;525 2,580 6,898 6,822. 6,839 6,859 Walker over Winger 59, over Shively 39; Shively over - Winger 20, over Sheibly 37. ge.The Republican majority in Nebras• ka at the late election is catimatcd at from 2000 to 3000. The ancients desired "looks 'bushy and black as the raven" as one of the perfections of manhood, and tresses long, silken and lustrous, as the crowning beauty of woman hood, but Time, the sly old dog, drew his fingers through their hair and left "His MARK" in white. Time is now bdfled by those who use Ring's Vegetable Ambrosia, the greatest and most reliable Hair Restora tive of modern times Lincoln, the capital of Nebraska, is a city of most surprising_ growth even in this very progressive age. Seven months ego, there stood on this town site two log houses used by farmers as dwellings, situated one mile apart. Now, there dwells here a thousand souls, and many of the business houses and residences arc of a fine order, being built of brick and stone. The late Queen of Madagascar was buried in a silver coffin worth $30,000, and a box of coin, which it took fifteen mon to carry, was buried with her. The mourning re quires all her subjects to shave their heads and go barefoot for ninety days. John Bober, an old man of eighty, has just been sentenced at Quincy Illinois to fourteen years in the State penitentiary for the murder of his 600. His sister, seventy years old, will be tried next month for com plicity in the offence: James H. Herrick, of Lodi, 111., aged eigh ty-one. was married at Dover, Ohio, last week, to Miss Lucy Chatfield, of the same tender years. A citizen of Leipsio has been , imprisoned for three years for engaging himself to one hundred and fortVotke young ladies at the same time, Ex-President Pierce is very feeble ; hie nervous system is quite shattered, and it is doubtful it he will ever be able to move about again, A cow in Nashville, the other day, ate a farmer's coat with $2OO in greenbacks in the pocket. • Ou the 13th inst., at the residence of the bride's father, at Mt. Hope, Mr. JAMES W CARR to bliss ELIZABETH A.ROW. At the residence of his brother at Cowan'a Gap, Mr. WILLIAM COWAN, aged 63 years. "On Thursday Morning, Oct. 1, •in Hamil ton township, Mrs. MARY BARD, aged 79 yettm:and 17 days. On the morning of the 18th inst., in Clynr. hug, Rat: H. Y. ti UMELBAUGH, Pastor of tho.,Chttreh of the United Brethren in Christ' of Chkn3lArsburg, in tho 34th fear of his ege.;- ditor_Gone,ml Surveyor General Congress. Law Indge. Senator. Assembly, Sheriff. Etireator of the Poor 4u4itov Road 'law, OoNauru Coaana'ti majority, 144, STATE SENATOR. Puooan's majority 25 ASSEMBLY. :;11 11 3P 1 MM3M TiCOM.B. PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, Oot. 20 —FLoua. —The Flour market continuee very heavy, and with moderate receipts, an accumulating stook and an extremely limited inquiry, the tendency is for a lower range of figures. Sales of 1400 bbls. spring wheat extra fomi• ly at $8 50@)9 ift bbl.; small lots of winter Wheat sold at $9®11.25; choice and fancy lots at sll@l3, and extras at 87.75@8.25 Rye Flour ranges from $8 to $8 50.. In Corn Neal no sales have come under our notice. GRAIN —The Wheat market is very dull. Sales of 1200 bush. good and prime re , a , us e tome am ,er at $2.22, and 500 bush. Wabash white at $2.25. Rye) is in lair demand at $165 Corn-is very quiet with sales of 2000 bush. yellow at $1 29@l 40, and mixed Western at 61 27@1.28. Oats are steady, with sales of 3000 bush. pennsyjvania and Western at 750. bush. HlDES.—Nothing doing in foreign; Do mestic sell at 13(613i0 for steer; and 12®- 12 , 10. for corn. _4321 4278 .L.NATIIER —Slaughter inthe rough is in good supply, and the demand is limited. Spanish sole is in steady request at last week's figiires. W. M. WRIGHT, M• 13.--- SURGE-01Y-DE-NTI3T, Dr. Wright miy be found at the Bowden House fur the next ten days. [oct 23 2w of land, more or less, adjoining the Borough of Waynesboro'. lying along the Chambersburg road. • land_willimLsold to ther_or divitleilinta lota MILLINERY GOODS ! AJils. C. L. HOLLINBERUER has just re• ceived a full supply of new Millinery goods. Ladies are invited to call and examine her stock, GOOD T.14.131 . PLAR REGALIAS supplied or the material to make them furnished. PUBLIC SALE, HE subscriber_will offer at public sale, in Pikes vile, on Tuesday the I7th day of November 868 a lot of .roundcontainin. I acres .-(1---vvit Cessna Kimmel). ° + B32 8,116 a 1 WO AN) A A STORY L 1 " 6 in good repair, a Shop, a well of good water, and good find, such as apples, pears and peaches there on. Persons wishing to view the property before the day- of-sale - can - do — so — b} al ling - on - the - presep t occupant, Jacob Stull. Sale to commence at I o'- clock on said day when the terms will be made known by D. B. RUSSELL, Agent for SOPHIA G. V. MONG; Auct. 4 ; 192 4;403 789 1,109 3,182 1,837 13,Q53 13,509 oct 23 lig Dixon. Duncan. 2,829 3.175 4,352 4,265 NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! 7,181 7,440 /HE subscriber announces to his customers and rthe public that he has just opened out a full stock of new fall and winter goods, among whit h be enumerates the followipg pace — aster, • Striped poplin, Mohair lustre, Wool delaias, ilosiery; White goods, _ 'Bhatvls, Notions, • Cloths, (Weimer,' Domestic goods, Carpet Matting, Oil Cloths, for Table and Floor Groceries, Queensware, Cederware, . Glassware, Cutlery, &c Ztc. My assortment in every department is more corn ptete than usual, and I am offering. extraordinary inducements to purchasers at the very lowest prices. I tender my thanks to the community for their liberal patronage, and hope to merit a continuance of the same. Bacon, Lard, Buttei, Eggs anditags taken in ex change for Mercha -dice. oct. 23 '6 . 13 JOS. W. MILLER. .• , • 4b4elltriatateeedriirtrarirtrtat I" eAril Vts . a . •Er. .A.HaAr, ~._ :', - PAN-A-CE-A .t. .. .., .4. 00 ..„,„, 0 r ~,, ~,, z ASTJABCMc' — 1, A gii. VII Ar V A OP' V ? V SO WI l'iiiVvArWitlliKOMPtit "Pr. P. Pahrney's celebrated Blood Searcher or Panacea," is a. medicine that we can recommend to to those who are afflicted, having used it In our own family end furnished our friends with the article; we can, therefore, from experience say that it is n medicine possessing rare medicinal properties. Being • mild purgative. it is well to keep it always in the family where there are children or those subject to colds or other sickness. It is compounded from medicinal Root+, LeareA, Bark*, .Seeds and Berries, which are said to be entirely free from poison. We are 'personally acquainted with the proprietor who was our family Physician for several years, and we _ pore at one time raised horn a bed of affliction under his judicious treatment,"—Chrlatina. Family Com panion.. "Fiazar.res BLOOD SZADCTIDR:—From oa r personal • ccrlunintance with Dr. P. Fahrney, and from the re putation of the above named medicine in the com munity where ho lives, we can cheerfully recom mend it to a fair trial to all who may need a PANACEA for the physical maladies of mortality,until the great PAtvAcze for all diseases shall be found In the leave: of the trim of life.—Prophittre Watchman. SEW" by r oimeN, Caosay & Co., Wholesale Druggists, Chicago. 111. B. A. Palincstock 'eon & Cu, Wholesale Druggists Pittglaarg, Pa., And by druggists generally. None genuine without the proprietor's signature, thus; oct 23 ly DR. JOHN A. HATTON. • [From the Philadelphia Dental College. NITROUS OXIDE GA.,S used to =MAC T remit WITHOUT Paw, Or when patients desire it, he will use the NARCOTIO SPRAY, a process of Frees. ing the Gums. ti 'Operative Dentistry done in a Bolen tifie manner. He will insert Artificial Teeth mounted on Gold, Silver, Illation or Vulcanite,end warranted to' give satisfaction. Office, No. tli North Carlisle street, nearly opposite the Adams . 11 olio. preeicasile. _ . July 3-4. 4rtli =Lip •=l. io hr,flll LAND FOR SA. LE. ,scriber off: t purclittseig 231 n QUIN - FUNK, (of H.) TO THE 11.4011E!ii! ~~~~ ' asseaw ENTIISP. PUBLIC SALE OF Real and Personal Property BELONOING TO TIM BIRM OW HESS St. EMMERT. d -- IWING to the d eclining health of one of the xifirm, and they being desirous of closing out their business, will self at public sale on Wednes day, Melia or November, near the town of Quin- Ey,situdted twelve miles southeast of Chambersburg, Franklin Co. P. . t, • ' , • . I II I• I Shop. The shop being a two story frame Building, including smith Shope, sand shed, flask shed. &c., containing an eight horse-power Engine with new fire box boiler, two iron Lathes, one being a thirteen foot lathe, (Charles H. Smith's make) with an eigh• teen inch universal chuck attached, two drills, one of which is an upright one key seat machine, Em cry wheels, grind stone, &p. Wood working ma chinery, consisting of one planer, two circular saws, upright saw, and wood lathe. The above machinery heing drove with wrought shafting and cast pullies, The Foundry contains an Iron_Cupola and patterns of every description, among which are kettle, stove, and valuable pulley patterns and flasks of every de scription and all other fixtures belonging to a Foun. dry and Machine shop. : Also I SE I' OF SMITH TOOLS, If the above Ran I Estate and Machinery are not sold on day of sale, it will be sold in separate lots to suit purchasers, If desired the dwelling adjoining which formerly belonged - toit - wili - be - sold - wittri . A.lem at the same time and place will be sold a lot of Hollow Ware, among which are 12 ten plate and 2 coil stoves, 60 iron kettles of diff-rept sizes from 30 gal. dawn to 12, about 100 skillets of dif ferent siz , s, 25 cook puts with lids,' upwards of Rep smoothing Irons and a lot of other castings, such as .; . g4c _ u miatrnmarnrierirrllC/ITNIM wheels, wagon boxes, oven doors, and a lot of Sep arator Custings; two tire benders, one Block and one with rolls two rin: •manerels, 'mit new • also a lot of Plough Uastings, Moats, and self sharpener, (wine 50-seta)-one-new-self-sharpener-pkughTa-lot of new wrought iron, arid a lot of old wrought iron and cast a, raps. Pine and Oak lumber, a lot of Pine wood, 1 TWO HORSE SPRING WAGON, nearly new, with harness, a let of other articles not necessars t o mention The shop being located in a rich country along the banjo of the Antietam with the advantages of the wa'er power, and being but two miles distant fr.•m Mont Alto Iron Works and quite close to the proposed railroad from ecolland to Waynesboro', makes a desirable location for the business. Any person wanting any further information. will ad. dress either of the undersigned, Quincy Pa. Sole to commence at 9 o', lock on said day when a credit of six months will be given on all personal property tftild exceeding $lO. 4 . 1. E. WERTZ, aet. JA(-Ott F. 11E66, oct .23 tf Charnb'rg., Herald, Hagerstown - . Exaniiner, , Lancaster, copy .1t and send Lillis to this office. PUBLIC 8A 68 VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY. The undersigned, will offer-at - Publio Salo, oo Tuesday 27th clay of October, 1868, the following personal property, viz ; 2 FINE YOUNG HORSES, rising five years old, 25 HEAD OP CATTLE, among which are 13 head of steers, in good 'order, having been fed for some. time,3 mulch cows, 1 fine Bull, balance young cattle; 40 HEAD HOGS, 20 of which are fat. — One two-horse wagon, (iron axels) 1 pair bay carriages, (new) 1 barshear plow, single and double shovel plows, 1 harrow, 1 cultivator,') grain Rake, 1 wheat fan, 1 Ball's Ohio Mower — (superior article) I set Blacksmith tools, about 2500 FT. OF LUMBER, consisting of white pine, poplar and maple boards, six inch white pine scantling, &0., hay by the ton, 1 set gum dung boards, &c-iirs.-- Also 2 bedsteads, 1 dining table, lot of carpeting, 1 No 12 Morn. ing Glory stove and pipe, 3 parlor do. do., 1 ten plate do., 1 cook stove, 1 40 gallon Copper Kettle, lot of vinegar and cider, lot of old iron, and many other articles. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day when the terms will be made known by SAMUEL FRANTZ. G. V. MONO, Anat. oat 9 is PUBLIC SALE. The subsc,riber will sell at public gale at his res ilience, on the road leading from Waynesboro' to Ringgold, about mid-way between the two places, On Monday the 26th day of October, 1868, the following personal pvnporty; to wit : ONE BLOODED COLT rising 3 years: 4 head of isttle, one of which is an EXTRA MILCII COA; I Brood Sow, 1 Boar and 4 shoats, all full-bred Chester; 1 GOOD ONE OR TWO-HORSE WAGON, 1 New P-rnily Carriage, 1 Cop Plow, I Harrow, 1 single and 1 double :shovel Plow, 1 Corn Cove-er, 1 Wheelbarrow, 2 sets single Harness, 1 set double Harness, bridles, collars, halter., fly-nets, &c., about 200 Chestnut Railsi EIGHT OR TEN TUNS CLOVER HAY, (a good article) torts, rakes, shovels, efc, Also 1 corner cupboard, t sink, 4 tables, 2 sets chairs, 2 stands, I lounge, 2 bedsteads, a lot of carpeting and oil cloth, a lot window blinds, 1 cook stove, 1 ten pla to s love I box stove and 1 . coal stove, Queens. ware, Earthenware, 3 meat vessels, 3 g od barrels, half barrel vinegar, tubs, buckets, and a great varie ty of articles of necessary to mention. bale Jo commence at 10 o'clock on said day wnen the terms will be made known by A. D. GORDON. oct 9 tr . ] G. V. More, Auct. NEW MILLINERY STORE IN WAY NESBORO°, T"r4 subscriberal'eg leave to inform the citizens of Waynesboro', and vicinity that they have just returned from Philadelphia with a flue and fashionable assorunent of Millinery goods, and are now prepared to accommodate the ladies in any thing in their line of business, and woqld therefore solicit a public share of patronage., We have con.. stantly on hand stampe.i• yokes, and bands for cm• broidering or braiding, stamped aprons all sizes and patterns. Havings procured fixings fur stamping we are prepared to do stamping at any time and at shortest notice, Ladies, cad Arid examine our stock. Terms cheaper than - can be found elsewhere! STITCHING DONE TO Olti ER. Rooms on Main Street over Smith's furniture rooms. Mrs. L. A..TRITLE do M. M. HAMLIN. oct 9 tf CHEAP ``COONET•" BOOT AND SHOE STORE ! rrtHE subscriber hasejust returned from the city 1 midis now opening fur examination a large d well selected stock of Boots and Shoes.. Havii had a long time to become acquainted with the'Boot and hoe trade, no doubt if you favor him with a call you will buy as he will sell cheap and warrant the work. ' All rips mended free of charge. Give "i.:ixiney" a tall, q._itUTlf ES. sort 26:tf era I I = I di„... ill .... g=l • . 114.1 CliZ El LaJ 4=3 a Pq e ' aleC = 0 La.l CCII , W I _ M. . . ~ . . _ , AMBERSION. BENEINCT & CO. have just received, their first supply of Fall and Winter Goods, to which they invite the attention of their customers and all wh,i wish to buy good and cheap :curds We have a full-assortment-0 , DRY GOOD-S. Ladies and Genta Goods of all kinds A large lot of CHAMBERSBURG FACTORY OOOPS, for mans' wear. Also a full line of Groceries, Queensiirare, Car petioss, Oil G9otlis, ' _Wiridols raper, We are also agents for the sale of the well•knewn Howe Lock Stitch Sewing Machine We have an experieneed-Sewing- klachine operator, who gives all necessary instrtiction in sewing when required. AMI.II4ISON, BENEDICT & Q. oct 9. NEW STORE, NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! COON ft ISTONEMOUSE uLT HULL) respectfully inform the public that they have now opened at their new room, on the south•west corner of the Diamond, in-TWayass. bolo', a large and well selected *took of Airy Goods, Groceries, Ilardware— laud CUllery, iron, Steel, Nails * Coach-makers Goode of every - description, Qifeensware ' Cedarware, Shoes, Cu pets, Oil Cloths, Paints, Glass, Oils, Varnish Brush es, Fish, Salt, and all kind of Goods kept in a welt regulated store. bur goods are all new and fresh and have been bought for cub at the late d ec lin e in prices. We flatter ourselves that from orb long experi, ence in business, and a determination to sell gods at smallprofits, we shall be able to offer unusual inducements to all buyers who, desire wove mum. ey. Please call and see for yourselves,. We have a large and well assorted stock of, .is. pie and fancy Dry Goods, embracing Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinette, Jeans, Tweeds, Cottonades, Cords, Dons uns, Stripes, Checks, Ginghams,..Linin and Cotton Table Inapers, Crash for Towels, Calicoes, Detains,, A Ipaccas, FINCY DHSS COON, Trimings, Shawls, Brown and Bleached Sheeting* and Shirting% Tickings, Linens, Flannels, White Goods, Gloves, Hosiery and Notions. We are re ceiving new goods.every week and will supply any article wanted that we have not on hand in a lew days. We pay the highest market price for ail kinds of country produce such as BaC.ou, Lard, Butter, Eggs Dried Fruit, Rags, Sto. May 29,1868. QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE IST .4at. Bank of Waynesboro', Pa. October 3d, 1868. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, U. S Bonds to secure circulation, 75 400,00 V. S. Bonds on band; 42,600,00 P. and A. Tel. Stock, 300,00 I az ana Expenees, 1305,48 bue from Banks, 27 590,27 Legal Tenders and Frac. Currency, 10,079 40 Uom Interest Notes, I 240,00 Nat. Bank Notes and l.ireulation, 885,00 State Bank Notes, 22.00 Stamps, Small Coin and CasL Items, 165,58 TJA BILJTIES Capita! Stock, Circulation, Due to Banks, Surplus and Pro Ats, Depuaitee, Dividends Cup* 215,23 21 Tito above statement is just and true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JOHN PHILIPS, Cash, ' Sworn to and subscribed before m.. this 66 day of October, 186 g. J. F. KURTZ, N P. act 9-at DRUGS „INS.3IEI3DX<Z)INMISt. The subscriber wishes to inform the public that he has always on hand a full stock of pure DRUGS, MgDICINES, PAINTS. OILS, NOTIONS, an everything usually kept in a well appointed Drug store. Prescriptions carefully and promptly cow pounded at all hours. Physicians dealt with at 4 liberal discount. auk 28. J. F. KURTZ , Notions, Hardware, Matting, Boots and Shoes, Nails, &c $56,635,4 8 *215,023,21 $75,000,00 67,500,00 104 20 16,102,81 56,128,70 , 187.50 PERFUMERY
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