VILLAGE RECORD._
/ f -7 - IL= I") 7. ItA.-21
Friday, March 3, moo,
1186. A man bud his poeliet pinked of $22,-
600 at New Haven laet Week.
bar Thin ie a btoty afloat. coming from a
Frenchman Just returned from Mexico, that
blexamilian is not dead.
ler•S uperstitious people think this year
will be an unlucky one, because it began and
ends on Friday.
afirThe mayor of St. Joseph, Missouri,
has been petitioned to appoint a day of fast
ing and prayer for'deliverance from mud.
o_Ninnesota, five Ba 'fist houses of
Worship have been lately dedicated, and twen
ty.eight are in process of erection. .
borLamaitive, the French poet and his
torian, and at one time a prominent political
leader, is dead.
isst.The Legislature of West Virginia has
chosen Charlestown, in the Kanswh' Valley,
as the future Capital of that State.
• lita.The will of the late Jon►_than Bun, of
Micagn, bequeathed $1300,0e,0 to local chari-
u es . tin t,t 0 to his rekativos.
fiteAtoong the first acts of President
Grant, it is said, will be the reoall.of Gener
al Rosecrane.
aritansas,, Louisiana and Nevada have
ratified the Suffrage Amendment recently
passed by Congress.
()ON - SCIENCE. MONEY.—Tbe Treasurer of
the United States received a letter on Friday
last, postmarked Washington, containing-oce-
tram:iced doilarp, which the writer said be
tonged to the United States.
Ifer•The ratification of the new Constitu.
tional Amendment by the Legislature of
Kansas-is announced. In the House there
—were - int - seven votes in - the negative to sixty.
forir in the affirmative. In the Senate the
vote for the amendmentivas tsnaninious,
' rfa,,Another engagement between United
States regally; and the Indians took place
between the 15th and 20th of January, at a
point ten days' travel west of the Witohita
own atm. lor mops were success u, an
totally destroyed an lodian village, beeides
killing eight savages.
WA gentleman in St, Louis, a day or two
ace; - lost - $ - V 0 Ct - roi- - ThYr en° very of whia
he offered a reward of $5OO. On the subse
quent day he received through the postoffice
the sum he bad loit, minus the reward. No
name or note accompanied the enclosure.
nSorne years ago a man named Brown
was acquitted-by a jury in Niami county,
Ohio, on a charge of murdering an editor in
Dayton. Since then every one of the jury
has become insane, met an unnatural
_death,
or committed suicide, and the judge who pre
eided at the trial died recently in a lunatic
asylum. This an Ohio journal calls a "start
ling instance of the retributive justice of
Heaven."
NEW ISSUE.— The treasury plate-printing
office has nearly ready for printing a new
series of the $5O and 8100, greenback notes,
to take the place of the present new issues,
which have been largely counterfeited. The
$lOO notes will bear a likeness of Mr. Lin
coln, with a vignette symbolical of recon
struction ; and the 850 notes will bear a like
ness of General Grant, with a vignette sym
bolical of restoration of peace.
The Judiciary Committee of the Ten
nessee Senate has reported against the pro
position to sell the hermitage, formerly the
residence of General Jackson, but now the
property of the State. The committee re
commends that Tennessee should keep the
estate -for all time to come, cad make it, on
some favorable occasion, the site of some
noble institution of education or .of benevo
lence. Ashland:Ky., formerly the home of
Henry Clay, is now tbo site of a university
which is attended by over six hundred stu•
dents from all parts of the Union.
War Dr. Sehoeppe, charged with adminis
tering poison to Miss Stenneeke and causing
her death, was brought up upon a writ of
habeas corpus, in Carlisle, on Tuesday, the
23u1t. lit was remanded to prison for trial
at the April to of court upon the charge
of mulder.
\ 61...31r. Jo J. Rodgers, of Pit iladelphia,
a member of ti lower house of the Penn
sylvania Legisla are. will, it is said, shortly
iatrocluee a bill for the abolition of capital
punishment. The probabilities are in favor
of its passage
®"Mr. Johnson only pardoned one more
counterfeiter on Monday Pardons for Ar
nold and Spangler were issued Tuesday night
by the President. All those living.who were
seat to the Dry Tortugas for connection with
the asfassitartion of President Lincoln are
now Beth-cc. O'Laughlin died there over a
y ear op.
A SMART WORKMAN.-I.lllpeggiog boOts
by steam, twenty cases, or 240 pair of boots,
tiela trival.day!s work. One man in Hop
kinton, Mass., has pegged eighty.three rases,
1,982 boot3,ln two days. lie once - pegged
, 3artyteight boots, twice. round, ih fourteen
ntioutes ; and lid one 5,0‘, in a trial of speed,
ia thirawa secaads !
Iss.The Chicago Tribune is wisely pie.
paring the minds of WeStern rattlers and
present holders of Wheat in store for low
prices the coming season. It shows them
that in London and Liverpool the price of
wheat, low as it has ruled for the past eight
or nine months, is again 'falling, owing •to
I the arrival of large,fleets of grain-laden
vessels from the Orient regions. Odessa is
pouring in wheat, and the neighboring ports
are sending forth their grain in numerous
vessels, while the news comes that California
has a very large surplus crop, which she
mush export, and promises to do greater
things next season. The chances generally
are against .a scant crop at the next harvest.
"The weather of the present winter," says
the Tribune, "has been peculiarly favorable
to spring sowing, and the indications are that
-the-greater - portion of the next crop will be
sown in Mayen, which is generally looked on
as insuring a bounteous yield. The only kind
of wheat likely to be injured by the weather
iv that sown in the fall. But the proportion
of winter wheat is now very small, and
smaller each year. Not a bushel of winter
wheat has been sold in our market for -the
past three months, and flour made therefrom
is a drug with our dealers, The manufacture
of spring flour has been so much improved
within the past two or three years that it an•
mere every requirement.
Oa this state of facts, holders are advised
to look their losses in the face as gracefully
as may be, and decide to let go, lest the
chance of selling be denied-in tote.
111lirThe Senate of the United States on
Friday passed by a vote of yeas 39, nays 13,
the Constitutional Amendment previously
passed by the House of Representatives in
favor of universal suffrage, without distinc•
t ion-of-race-or-color — Th e — Amendment, as
passed by a constitutional vote of both Hous
es and now awaiting ratification by the Leg.
islaturea of the several States, is in the fol•
lowing brief but concise form :
'-Article XY, Section 1. The right of the
citizens-of-the-United-States
_to rote shall
not be denied or abridged . b y the United
States, or any State, on account of race, color
or previous condition of servitude.
"Section 2. The Congress shall have the
power to enforce this article by appropriate
legislation."
ittdrTlic Legislatures of twenty-eight States
must ratify the above before it can become a
a ilartof the Constitution.
LOCAL MATTERS.
so-Garden Seeds fresh and pure, at Bone
brake's Drug Store
iteirThe Corner Drug Store, Dr. J. Burns
A mberson, proprietor. *_ _
GRAHAM CR ACKEREL—Tbe real article
sold by Itcid & Waynant
*®'Miss S. A. Freoch's select school for
the Summer will open on Monday, March
22d.
RAFFIGING.-A fine French sigh t-day
Clock, with glass vase, to be raffled for.—
Chances to be had of It. C. Mullen.
La`The ground hog is an unmitigated
fraud this year, and the temperature of the
past few days hss put ground hog theory
down to a very low rate of interest.
Ser A woman named Kront is lecturing
on "Progress" out west. Wonder if she
wasn't brought up on cabbage ?
ast„.Bbakers' Garden Seeds, best in, the
market, at the Corner Drug Store, The Day.
light Burner sold only at the Corner Drug
Store.
Tng ELECTION.—The township elections
come off on Friday the 19th inst. Parties
wanting tickets printed are requested to
hand in their lists at least several days before
election day.
SOLD.-J. B. Hamilton has mold his Pho
tograph Gallery in this place, to Ti. G. Brack
bill, an experienced operator, who is now
preparing to take Photographs, Ambrotypes
and Fereotypes. Give him a call. Adver
tisement next week.
TOWNSUIP MEETINO.—The Democrats of
Washington Township will meet in the Town
Hall on to-morrow (Saturday) at 3 o'clock,
P. IL, for the purpose of nominating a tick.
et to be supported at the coming spring elec•
tion.
lon. Tfl E POOR. —A small`monthly allow
ance granted by the Directors of the Poor to.
a few indigent families of this vicinity, can
be obtained by those entitled to the same by
calling at the store of Reid & Waynant.
PRE6SED.—It will be seen by reference to
our advertising columns that the pressure of
job work and advertising continues. We
expect, however, in a short time to be able
to devote more space to reading matter.
• READ--Persons indebted to me by Book
oceount are once more requested to come for
ward and settle their accounts befare the lst
of April. . After that date cote will be ad.
(led. W. A. REID.
WONDERFUL REDUCTION.—Good family
Floor warranted to give eatisfaction at Eight
Dollars and Fifty coots per barrel Bacon
and Lard wanted. J. Elden.
is=
ast.:A Hotel is to be erected at. the Ka•
tolysine Spring octir Gettysburg. Dr. Smith
bae . contracted for' e,5,000 . to put ' up and
complete the Dotel by the middle of June
next.
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liAtt itteitetra.— The public sales adver
tised in the` Record ocouras follows :
Elias Shookey, near Ringgold, March 8.
David Gilbert, near Leitersburg, March 10.
David Harper, in Waynesboro', March 11.
' John T Stull, in Quiney,_March 12..
Jos 0. Flora, in Ringgold, March 12.
rs : Nancy Gilbert, in Waynesboro',
March 13..
Henry Oalts,'oear . the Antietam Junction,
March 17.
'Samuel Lesher;on the Marsh Run, March
R. 11. Purley, near Leitersburg, March 15.
Daniel Trifle, in Waynesboro',March 19.
Samuel Needy, Waynesoro', March
22.
David Steffy, near' Harbangh's Church,
March 23.
David H. Myers, new Mt. Hope, Marob
24.
S. J. Oiler, near Hopewell, March 25
REMANDED TO JAIL:-= -- .on Wednesday of
last week, Samuel M. Beyler, Win. Jones
and - Joho Lily, implicated in the robbery of
Siete, in_Mercersburg, in December
last, were before his Hon Judge Rowe. on a,
writ of habeas cor mg. Jones t .rn •d ' -2
evidence impliCating Seyler in the robbery
The examination concluded the Judge held
Seyler in the sum of $2OOO, and Laly in the
sum of $lOOO, for their appearance at the
April term of court, in default of which they
were returned to 'ail. Jones wa. • ' •
to give bail in the sum of $5OO for his ap-
pearance as a witness, and was also sent back
to prison
SOMETHING BXTRA FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
is well known that The Little Corporal,
the brilliant Western Juvenile, has a larger
circulation than any other Juvenile Magazine
in the world. This has boen gained by real
merit and'enterprise.
The Publishers are endeavoring to double
-theirim se — circulation — tins year, and have
determined to send their Magazine free for
three months—January, February and March
cumbers of 1869—free to.every family Who
will send their address before the first of
May, with four cents in , stamps for return
postage. These are intended as samples to
those who are not now taking the Magazine
enlarged form. Address_ALFßED
in its new
L. SEWELL & Co., Publishers, Chicago, 11l
DEATII OF A COLORED PREAOHER.--,-We
understand that "Billy Bevane," as he has
familiar) • been call , a- , 4 • • • - •
-
memorel, a well known colored Preacher,
died at the residence of his sister in the
South Mountain, some ten days ago, at a very
great age. Although a Preacher for perhaps
sixty years, he never learned to read or write,
giving out his bymnsand—preaehing his
sermons from memory, which had the effect
of rendering them more amusing than in-
otruetive to t
Srge crow
to his favorite "bush meetings." That, how
ever, was their sin and not his. We have no
doubt poor Billy has gone "too de. promis
land," of which he preached so much and so
long in his peculiar ways—Hag Herald.
INsurtANcs —The annual Statement of
the Home Insurance Company of New Ha
ven, represented by Joseph Douglass, Esq.,
in Waynesboro', and vicinity, will be found
in another column.
The Home is a well managed, first-class
Company, with a paid up cash carital of one
million, and a surplus of six hundred and
twenty-two thousand dollars; having a well
earned reputation for promptness and fair.
dealing commanding the confidence of pro.
perty owners.
Call on Douglass and insure in the Home,
of New Haven.
RECEIPTS.—For subscription since last
issue :
W. A. Flory, - ----- $4.00
Henry Baer, 4.00
D. H Myers, 10.00
Jacob Pt ice,2.00
. .
Jacob Adams, , 2.00
Geo U. Flora, 2 00
H. Shockey, 2 00
Jacob Lesher, 2.00
Elizabeth Funk, ' 2.00
Miss Maria Baer, 2.50
Christian Lesher, 2.00
DON'T FORGET.—We trust our patrons in
arrears for subscription, job-work and adver
tising are mindful of the fact that the first
of April is approaching, and that a general
"squaring up" of accounts is necessary in or
der that we may be able to meet our engage
ments at that time.
To those who have so long neglected their
accounts we have this to say, that unless
payment is made this spring, their names
will be dropped from our list.
LIFTINQ JACK.—A .lifting jack' for rais
ing buggies and wagons, a patent right for
which was granted on the 23d ult., was ex
hibited -in front of our office the mbar day
by the patentee, Mr. Jno. Riddleeberger, of
this vicinity. It is quite simple in construc
tion, but certainly a useful invention. With
it the heaviest vehicle can be raised and
lowered with the least exertion. It can be
seen at the Tin, Stove and House famishing
Store of D. B... Russell & Son. •
ARRESTED.--A colored boy io the employ
of Beery Shank, near this place, was ar
rested on, Thursday evening last by officers
Horner and Miller, upon the charge of com
mitting a rape upon a girl about 13 years . of
age, daughter of John W. Zook: On Fri
day morniog be was taken to Chambersburg
and lodged in Fort Fletcher.
Fott- WABRINCITON.—.—A . Dumber of our
citizens oz Tuesday last 'eft for Washington,
to witness the ceremonies of, Gen. Grant's.
inanuration 013 Thursdaj.
In Huntsville, Alabama,
last week, a col
lision :occurred'between ci tizens and about
twenty soldiers, resulting in the killing And
wounding of three or four of the soldiers,
who are. said to have been drunk. They
attacked a hotel at night, demanded whiskey,
Which was refused, when they commenced
to break in the doom and windows A num
ber of °Wiens at once collected, and a fight
ensued, resulting as stated..
SPECIAL NOTICES.,
GUIDE TO MARRIAGE.
Young Meit's Guide to Happy Marriage and
Conjugal Felicity. The huittane views of benevo
lent,Physicians, on the Errors and Abuses incident
to Youth and Horsy Manhood, gent in sealed letter
envelopes, tree of charge Address, HO-WARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa.
_
june 19— ly.
200 SETS OF LADIES FURS !
Comprising Mink Sable, German, Russian and
American Fstch, Siberian and French Squirrele,
Canada and French Mink, French and Belgian So-
We, for Ladies and Misses; Beaver. Otter, Swat 'a
Down, Er•nine and Sable Trimmings on hand and
any width cut to order in a few moments notice.
Fur Trimmed H oothOn_velvet_and
Calie — Tissole, Silk, Lamb and Ermine Linings.—
All kinds of Fur Materills. Old and Motheaten
Furs altered, repaired and renewed into the latest
I gg- • g• : a ner a 1 p egra • s
G4EAT FUR AND GLOVE FACTORY, where can be
found on hand or made to order in a few hours,
Ladies Dog Skin, Duck, Goat, Sneep and Leather
Gloves and Mitts, unsurpassed for neatness, dura
bility and cheapness, on hand of our own make.—
Gents Fur Collars, Fur Gloves, Lamb Felt and
Flannel Lined Gloves, Huck, Sheep, Goat, Leath
er and the Great Dog Skin Glove Also—Buffalo
obey
.cobes,Aeigh and 13uigyi3lankets,_(six_different
patterns) Grey Blankets and Horse Blankets, , an
immense stock selected and manufactured express.
ly for our Winter trade for '6B and 69.
UPDEGRAFF & SON,
Hat, Fur and Glove Manufacturers,
Opposite Washington House.
Hagerstown, Oct. 30, I€6B.
TII3EI .a.x_ervamf.—
On the 25th ult, in Waynesboro', by the
Rev. A. Buhrman, ' Mr. GEORGE F. MIN
ER of 'Altenburg to Bliss CHRISTIANA
LEASEY of Fiddlersburg,in Washington_
county.
On the 26th ult., by the Rev. APBuht
mao, Mr. DANIEL SELLERS to Miss A
-31A-N_DA—K—STOUTIE-11,
'T:IIM 9CCIIVE33.
At his residence at Leitersburg, on Sun
day night, the 14th ult., GEORGE POE,
Emq., aged 77 years, 4 months and 7 days.
l ear Ringgold,--Did Jan-28th j4lra.
EMMA ALICE, wife of Henry Edwards,
aged 14 years, 11 months and 23 days.
3V1ALW1L.13.311190M.
BALTIMORE Tuesday klatch 2. 1869.
. ra a , an'
100 bbls. do. Family at $lO per bbl, Howard
Street Super. $6.00@6.25 do. do. Shipping
' tra $6 75®7 25 do: do Trade Brands
Extra $7.50@8.25 do. do. - Family $9.00@.
10.00. .
WHEAT.—Was in rather better demand,
and a shade firmer than on yesterday. Sales
were made of 1,500 bushels prime to choice
Valley red at 212®220 ets,, 400 bushels
prime Western do. at 188 eta., 400 bushels
-fair-Pennsylvania do. at 160-ets.,-and-of-300
knahels white at 200®208 eta.
CORN.—We note sales of 10,000 to 12,-
000 bushels white at 85®87 eta., 6,000 to 7,-
000 bushels yellow at 92®93 eta., and 1,000
bushels Western mixed at-85-eta; -
RYE —Some 650 bushels were offered to
day, but no sales were repOrted We quote,
however, as before, at 150®155 eta.
OATS.—Were quiet to day, sales of only
a fesundted bushels being made at 66®-
70 ets., for good Oats.
use to
PAY VP!
THE subscriber requests persons indebted to him
by note or book account, to call at his store and make
payment on or before the 25th instant. After that
date all unsettled claims will be collected with costs.,
mer 5-4t] C. H. DICKEL.
CO.PARTATERSIIIP.
THE undersigned has taken into copartnership
with him Mr. Jacob Beaver, of Waynesboro', Pa.
J. W. MILLER.
The business will hereafter be continued et the
old stand, under the name and style of Miller &
Heaver. Thankful for past favors a continuance of
the some is earnestly solicited.
march 5 —tf 111 ILLER & BEAVER.
PUBLIC SALE.
r HE subscriber intending to go West will sell at
public sale at his residence near Harbaughis
C r
lurch on the road leading from Ring4old to Va.
terloo on Tuesday the 23d day of March, the fol.
lowing property to wit :
ONE EXTRA cow
which will lie fresh about the day of sale, 1 two
year old Heifer, 1 Shoat, 1 Cook Stove. I Tenplate
stove and Pipe, I.Corner Cupboard, 1 Bureau, 1
Secretary, 1 Safe, I Sink, 1 Doughtray, Dining,
Breakfast and Kitchen Tables, flebests, 1 wood
box, lot of Chairs, 1 large Rocking Chair, 5 Bed.
steads and I trundle be ?, 1 rocking cradle, I stand.
1 bookcase, 1 twenty-four hour clock, 2 looking
glasses, fine lot of queensware and tinware, lot of
crocks all sizes. fruit jars, cans aedjugs, smoothing
irons, quilt frames, dry herds, vinegar -barrels and
other barrels, meat tub, crout and pickle stands,
tubs and buckets, meat benches, 1 workbench, l ash
hopper, lot of ashes, so ft soap, 2 iron kettles, iron pots,
LOT OF TOOLS,
consisting of planes, axes, hatchets, drc., 1 wheel
barrow, 2 pot racks, 1 sausage stuffer, 1 lard press,
h. - ,es, spades, rakes, cow chains, lot of hay, 1 grain
cradle, mowing scythe, potatoes by the bushel. ba
con by the pound, and many other articles not nec
essary to mention. Sale to commence at JO o'clock
*n said day when terms will he made known by
march s—ta
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber will sell at Pubic Sale, at his ree
-1 idence, near Leiteraburg. on MONDAY 1 HE
-15TH VA Y MARCH, 1869, the following property,
viz :
6 HEAD HORSES
among which are 3 colts;
4 HEAD 07 COWS,
about 10 head young Steers, 2 and 3 yearlings ; 6
MEAD FAT STEERS; 5 Sows with pigs by their
sides;
20 Head Shoats;
2 llockaway buggies, 1 Barrel pure Cider Vinegar,
a lot Gearr, Harness, Breechhands 2 Wagons, 1
four horse and the other a two horse wagon. besides
a great many other articles toe numerous to men
tion.
TERMS: Six Months credit on all sums of and
exceeding $10; under $lO, cash If notes are not
paid within, ten days atnirtitsturity, interest will be
charged from dam' - - .Srat.ecommeace at 9 o'clock,
A. M. - U. H. FURS EY.
npr 5 - ts) • 0, V. 111oxn, A lid.
DAVID STEFFY.
G. V. McNo, Auct
PUBLIC SALE,
THE trukacriber intending to discdritinde Jidda&
keeping, will sell at public sale . ; at his residence, on
the road leading from Hopewell to Quincy, one
mile west of the former place, en THURSDAY
MARCH 26TH, 1869, thefollowing - personal prop
erty; to wit z'
IGOOD TAMIL'S!' HORSE'
calculated for all purposes and is a gobil leader ; 4
two-yearling Colts, 2 good Mitch Vows, 4 head of
Young Cattle, one a Sunflower Heifer; I one or two
horse. Wagon, I Cart...l Shi'ting top Buggy, two
Sleighs, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 two or three horse Plow,
1 single and 1 double shovel plow, I set Harness,
I set Breecbbands ' 1 set Plow Gears, 2 Ilv-nets, 2
riding saddles, 3 riding bridles, collars, bridles and
hatters, 1 string bells, 1 new Buffalo Robe. 1 horse
blanket, 2 buggy whips, cow chains, shaking and
pitch forks, dung forks, rakes, shovels, mattock and
hoes, 2 axes, 1 ash hopper, barrels, tubs, butter tu',
1 churn and buck, 9' washiingrpgichines, a lot bed
clothes, a lot soap, 1 meat vessel', store boxes; 1 Bu.
reau; 2 Bedsteads end Bedding, 1 feather tick, one
Safe, 1 Stand, I Sink, 1 Doughtray, 2 sets Chairs,
2 Rocking Chairs. 4 buckets, I larger Ten-plate and
1 Parlor coal or Wood Stove, 9 Tables, one a large
cherry table, 3 chests, a lot Applebutter by the crock
25 pds imported Carpet, new; a lot old carpet, a lot
_orLcloth,canned-and-dried-fruit;Baconrshouldersi
hams, sausage and pudding,' buckets, pane, 1 spit
toon, spoons, knives and forks, copper kettles, one
24-hour clock, 1 large Mirror, 1 cu . board 1 Mrusa!e
mac . me, a of c op, 1 accordion, a lot Kooks wood
en, stone, earthen and tin ware, 10 bushels books,
20 bus. Rye,
•
•
- 75 - BARRELS OLCORN,
10 acres Grain in the Ground; about 100 Locust
Stakes, a lot Hay.
Ncarly all of the above articles are new or nearly
.o.__Sale_ta_commence-at-10-o'clock—on - said - 0 • ,
when a roasonable_credit-will-be_given_on alLsums
of $5 and upwards. S. J. OLLE11;
mar s—ta) ' G. V. Motto, suet.
PUBLIC SALE.
jBE uidersigned will o ff er at public sale at his
residence in Quincy Township, on the road
leading from Mount Hope to Waynesboro', one mile
.from the former and three from the latter place, on.
WEDNESDAY MARCH 24, 1869,
the following valuable personal proper-ty, to wit:
D HORSES,
3 of which are leaders; 1 Fathily blare; 2 twe - y - ear•
ling Colts and
_1 (=Jeer old _ ;
51EFE
20 11EAD URN CITTLE,
7 of which are Milch Cows, 2 will be fresh on day
of sale 1 Devon Bull, and the balance one and two
yeai old ; 16 HEAD OF SHEEP, one a full bred
Merine Buck;
_.IIE-111 4E19 11Gm r NW
1 fat Hog, 1 Brood Sow, 7 Shoats; Also Farming
Implements, such as 1 new McCormack Reaper and
Self Raker,
2 FARM WAGONS,
one nenrly new with good bed; 1 new two horse
two horses, 1 Falling Top BliajT, - 2 Hay Carriers.
3 three horse plows, 1 two horse plow, double trees,
triple trees and singletrees, 2 harrows. 1 a two and
the other a three horse, 1 corn coverer, 3 double and
- '3 - single - sho - vtrpclj,Ws7 - 1 -- 0 - aldrill 1 spring toot
rake, 1 windmill nearly new, 1 fifth chain, 2 pair
spreaders, 2 log chains, 1 jack screw, 1 good cutting
box, 1 mattock and digging iron, rakes and forks, 3
grain cradles, 2 mowing scythes, 100 bundles l ye
straw, a lot of timothy and clover liay,3 bu. timothy
seed, 6 set wagon gears, 4 set plow gears, 1 wagon
saddle, 1 six horse line, 1 four horse line, plow lines
1 set double harness, I set single harness, a lot of
head-hultera f a-lokof - cow ch-ains;
711 ACIIIS OHM II Till 610151
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 1 cooking stove, 1
parlor stove, 1 ten plate stove, 1 table, I set chairs,
1 patent dry house,_iron and_copper—kettics,2_doz_
crocks, a quantity cooking potatoes, lot planting po
tames, 6 cider barrelsovith a variety of articles not
necessary to mention. r•nle to commence at 9o'
clock on said uay when a credit of Ten Months will
be given on all sums of $5 and upwards, purchasers
giving their notes with approved security.
DAVID H. MYERS.
O. V. MONO, sod.
mar 5:--ts)
PIT BLIC SALE.
V - 0 1 11E subscriber intending to remove west will
sell nt public sale nt his re-idence, on MONDAY
Tat 22t1 of MARCH, 1869. no the road leading from
Waynesboro' to Bingo il, about 1 mil. a from the
former and 1 mile from t he latter, the following prop
e. ty to wit :
TWO HORSES,
one of which is an
EXCELLENT FAMILY HORSE,
one extra Mikh Cow,
20 HEAD OF STOCK HOGS,
one Shifting top Buggy, ono Sleigh. one set of sin•
glo Harness, one Saddle and Bridle, (W. I'. Wee—
gloy's make,) lot of Halters, two strings of Sleigh
Bells, one extra Sausage Stun.; also 'Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of
ONE MORNING GLORY STOVE,
1 Cook Stove, lot of Matting, 2 Lard Cans, and a
great many other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said 'lay when
a credit of Six Months will be given on all sums of
$5 and upwards. purchasers giving their notes with
approved security.
mar s—te
STATEMENT
op TEM
EO3IE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW HAVEN, CONN. ,
JANUARY 1, 1868.
CAPITAL STOCK,
Scrams,
N.'S ETEI.
• Market Value.
Real Estate owned by the Company. $ 435,025,00
Loans on Mortgages, •
United States Bonds, 5 20,
Missouri State Bonds,
Virginia State Bonds,
Tennessee State Bonds,
Wisconsh State Bonds,
New Haven City Bonds, •
National Bank Stock,
State Bank stocks,
Loans on Collateral and on Call,
Cash on hand and in Banks,
Interest and Rents accrued and Bal-
antes due the Company,
Bids Ri.aeienble
Cash in bands cf Agents,
Salvages on Losses pain, run dry invest
ments, and other property owned
by the Company,
LIABILITIES.
Losses in process of adjustment, $68,632,32
JOSEPH DOUGLAS, Agent,
Waynesboro', Pa.
mar 5-Im.
DR JACOB FAHRNEY'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
TN consequence of opposition in my business I
_thin reduced the price of my Medicine from One
Duthie to Sixty Gents; and $4,80 by the dozen.—
All orders promptly attended to by sending to my
Wien, 1236, Elstvoith Street, rbiladeiphia.
b 5 3iu
SAMUEL NEEDY.
G. V. MONO, Alia.
$1,000,000,00
622,974,39
46,100 00
139.2: 1 9,37
22,562,50
26,35,68
18,005,90
12,350,00
51.000,00
212,322,00
7,785,00
22,1/6,24
100,966,03
93.423-49
69,855,20
273,831,81
93,347,07
$1,622,974.39
PLO 2411,
MINE subscriber intending tO discontinue farm.
A• big will sell at Publid Sale at his residence, a.
bout one mile North of Leiteraburg, near the Way.
nesbord Turnpike, on W EDNESDAY THE 10TH
DAY OF Al ARCH, IMO, the following personal
property, to wit :
11 HAD OP HORSES,
among which ate 2 No. 1 Woad Maieii and
tea Plow. Loaders. 3. three•yearling two
pearling Colts; —* • -
14 HEAD CA T Tlins
among which are 5 good Mitch Com, 2 Fat battle,
the balabee young vitae: 3 BROOD SO Wei, , 11
SHOATS;
13 HEAD GOOD SHEEP;
also farming implements, among which are
3 FARM WAGONS,
(good) 1 one horse Wagon, 1 pair Wood Ladders,
1 Wagon Bed, 1 Falling-top Buggy, 2 Grain Lid
dere, 1 Rail Carriage, 2 three horse Plows,l two
horse •do., 5 double Shovel Plows, 2 singe do., 4
-Hanows-two of which are corn harrows, 1 - Corn -
Coverer, 1 Clod Roller, 1 set Locust Sled Runners,
1 Springtooth Rake, 1 Revolving do., 1 machine
strap, Wagon Gears for six horses, 6 housens, 611 y
-els, 1 six horse I '---- 1 • 'Sir - de Br
nets, 1 six horse line, plow lines, 1 set Single Bar
near, Collars and Bridles, 1 Wagon Saddle, 2 Side
Saddles, 1 Cutting Bort, 1 Grain Drill, (Troxers
peke) I large sized Wheat Fan, (Watkins' make)
1 Slegih, 1 common Threshing Machine with New
York Horse Poirer, 3 Grindstones, 1 crowbar, one
diging iron, 2 stone sledges, 2 log chains, 1 sixth
chain, 3 pair stretchers, 2 pair butt trawl, breast
- chain - 10 - rou - glacrekTriackscrew, cow charns_and7
halters,-single nift[dOn - ble trees, 9 treble trees, one
wheelbarrow, 1 rolling screen,
1 SET NO. 1 BLAWCSMITII TOOLS,
2 screw plates, 1 tirebender, a - lot cider barrels, 2
mowing scythes, 1 cloverseed cradle, - 1 grain cradle.
2 shovels, 3 hives of Bees;
350 BBLS. OF CORN; •
400 BUSHELS OF OATS, 25 BUS. OF
POTATOES; also House Furniture, such as one
Corner Cupboard, l Drawer, 3 Bedsteads, I Lounge
2 Tables, half doz. Chairs, and many other articles
not enumerated.
bale to commence at 9'o'clOck on said day when
a credit of7o nionEhsgWen on all sums of
$lO and upwards, the purchaser to give his note
with approved security, and if not paid within lb
days after maturity interest will be charged from day
.of _sale. tygoods to _be removed_ until-set tled-lor—
DAVID GILBERT.
feb 12 —4tl G. V. Mono, Auct.
'Herald and Torch,' Hagerstown, copy 3t and ch.
advertiser.
PUBLIC -SALE.
THE subscriber having entirely too much stock
for his farra, will sell at Public Sale at Ma re*-
deuce, near the Antietam jurction, on
Wednesday the 17th vla o March. 1869
the following personakproperty, ta
4 HEAD GOL_TS,
,1 three year, 1 year ani 2 one_year 014_
- 20 HOD HORN CITTLB,
among which arc five Milch Cows, one Bull, the
balance-Young-Cattle,
14 HEAD OF HOGS,
among which are two fine large Breed Sows ; 14
HEAD FINE COTSWOLD SHEEP and 1 ez-
FOUR WAGONS,
1 a large Broadtread Farm Wagon, 2 two-horse
wagons and 1 fight Spring Wagon, 1 light farm.
Cast, I Trotting Buggy, 1 pair fl ay_earrisiges,_lier
rows, single and double Shovel Plows, single and
double trees, jockey sticks, Ste.;
CORN BY THE BARREL,
1 barrel Vinegar, 1 set Blasting sets Black—
smith Tools, 1 Log Building, , formerly used as a
wagon maker chop; 1 lot new Plank for hog pen.
floor, about 2000 joint shingles, ancl.many other or
ticles,not enumerated.
N. I.l.—The above property will be sold without
reserve. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said
day, when the terms will be mile known by
HENRY OAKS,
ti. V. Mos°, eruct. °
fey 213—tti)
PHIL[Irt SLALE„
rriflE undersigned intending to quit the Hotel ,
I business, will sell his entire stock of Hotel Fur
niture, dm.. at the Washington Hotel, in WaNnes
born', on THURSDAI the 13th day of MARCH,
1869, as follows :
1 GOOD YOUNG HORSE,
1 Falling-top Bugggy, t Sleigh, I set Harness, one
riding bridle, 1 good saddle;
12 BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
2 Cock Sloves and fis'ores, I Oriental, I Tropic, 1
Base Butner, I Egg and I Ton-plate Stove, I pair
of solid Walnut Side Table., 1 Brcakfiist and One
Dining Table, 1 long do., 2 lounges, 2 sinks, one
wood box, 1 flour chest, 6 sets Chairs, (one set cane
bottom) 2 large Rocking Chairs, also 1 dcz. No. 1
Bar Room Chairs,
125 YARDS OF CARPETING,
25 yards Matting, 1 Bureau, I Chest, 6 stands, 8
Looking Glasses; also his entire stock of
LIQUORS AND BAR FIXTURES,
consisting of Whiskey, Brandy, tin, Wine, &c,
1 water cooler, bottles, tumblers, &c., a lot empty
barrels and kegs; 500 is. Bacon, 300 lhs. Lard, to
gether with a great many other articles not neces
sary to mention.
. Sale to commoners at 9 o'clock on said day when
a creditor Six Months will be given on all sums of
$5 and upwards. All sums under $5 cash. No
goods to be removed until settled for. Ali notes
not paid within 10 days after m dusky interest will
be charged from date. ' DAVID HARPER.
feb 26 ts) 13, V. Motto, anct.
PUBLIC SALE.
HE subscriber will sell at public sale at the•late
la residence of Martha Trifle, dec'd. in Waynes
boro', on FRIDAY THE 19TH DAY MARCH.
1R69, the following personal property, to wit:-1
corner cupboard. 2 tables, 2 ttands, I secretary, 6
chairs, 1 large rocking chair, 2 looking glasses, 2
ten•plate stoves and pipe,
1 NO. NINE COOKING STOVE,
2 bedsteads, 50 YARDS CARPET. 1 large eight
day clock, 1 large chest, 1 lounge„ 1 mattress, one
meat tub, 1 meat block, 1 meat bench, a lot pipe
and drum, spoons, knives and forks; 1 set iron ladles
46 lbs feathers in ticks, 9 good quilts, 4 blankets, 4
comforts. 4 chaff ticks. 5 sheets, 4 bolster slips, six
tablet loths, 1 copper kettle, 1 pair steelyards, one
slaw cutter, iron pans,l colDe mill, 1 Slur bucket,
1 ash do., glamvare and queensware, crocks and
- jars. I lard can, tub and bucket, 1 axe, 1 fork and
shovel, 2 lamps, a lot waiters, 1 hand saw, benches,
barrels, boxes, and many, other articles.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock on said day when
the terms will Ito made krwvirn* by
- DANIEL TRITLE, Adm'r.
feb —ts
i: 3l AL. V.
_AVING; made some change in my business
relations, all persons indebted to me are rr.
quested to mike prompt sett:ement of their accounts
as lam in urgent need of loony. Mr. A. I.l—Ws 1.
sANT is antboriz I] to receipt for monies due me.
Way tws!:oro', Jan S W. A REID.