VILLAGN RECORD:
411. VIVXMIII El OEL COP.
Friday, April 9, 1969,
logi.Gen. Andrew W Denison has been
Made Poet Master of Baltimore City.
The President ban signed the Tenure
or Office' bill, as passed by Congress.
ilarGovernor Wells hal been reinstated
Govan or of Virginia. -- „
lerThere were twenty five Senators who
voted for Gen. leingstreet's. collimation as
Stuveyor at New Oilcans and ten against- it
Isgl6,Ban Francisco has been visited by
another earthquake. No damage was done
to buildin • e but the sed.le were considers-
bly alarmed.
a&1 is said tbat Petroleum , V. Nasby,
or whose right name is D. R. ,, Loeke, will be
made Post-master at Tofe — do, Ohio. - •
SW - The office of the St. John's Safety
Fund, in Philadelphia, was broken into on
Sunday and robbed of nearly a million of
dr.llars, of which over six hundred thousand
I:ollars was in available funds, greenbacks,
it 3. - _
I=l
roared crick—Douglass - has - been - earnestly
solicited to accept the office of Minister Resi
dent to Hayti, but has respectfully declined
it, upon the twofold ground that he cannot
. .ld — Wers to dwell so e
land of his birth.
THE TWITCH ELL CARE.—Tho last effort of
the counsel of Twitchell (the ap 'Relation for
'1 Writ of error) having failed, that unfortu
nate and most probably guilty individual will
suffer the extreme penalty of the law to day,
the Sth instant, unleas the Governor shall re•
prieve or pardon him. -
Da Andrew Johnson has been swinging
himself in a two hours' speech io Tennessee,
in whioh he said he was sorry the govern
ment had credit to borrow a - dollar to put
down the rebellion) Who assassinated Abra
ham Lincoln ?
sThe President has removed General
Stoneman from command in Virginia, and
ordered_him to join his_regiment,_ which_is_
about - leaving for California. It is believed
that Brigadier General Robert S. Granger
will succeed to the command for the present.
It is said, also, that General Stoneman'a ad
ministration has not been for some time ae•
ecptable to the Executive, arid that his re
tnoval of Governor Wells was the immediate
occasion for the issuance of the order referred
to.
ge d .Connectietxt held her ennuil election
on bloaday last for Governor and 'nowhere
of the State Legislature, Members of Con
gress were also chosen. The election was
regarded as of peat importance, as the Leg
islature elected will pass upon the Fifteenth
Constitutional Amendment.
A. despatch from Hartford, says that the
returns iodinated the election of the entire
Republican State ticket by about 3,000 ma
jority Mr. English, of New Haven, who is
now Governor and was defeated, has been
successful at each of the Gubernatorial eke
tious for the last two terms. ITe is one of
the most popular men in the State, and is
very wealthy.
.The self-exiled Sontherners who left
the country after th e war because they
thought tiley could not breathe the to them
detested air in which ihe Star Spangled Ban
ner floated aro now anxinna to get back, and
in order to facilitate their return the Govern
ment of the United States, with a mag
nanimity almost uoparalleled, has directed
Admiral Davis to furnish free transportation,
on a Government Tassel, to any citizens of
the Uuited States who may now be voluntary
— exiles in Brazil. To *hot a humiliation
these hot-headed sons of the South have
thus subjected themselves.
WY'An interesting fact asserted by Dr.
thory Yale Smith, the physician of the
Philadelphia prison, is, that during all his
long and extended experience in the treat
ment of eve of nranra•n•pntu (twelve years
of which he has been a physician of the,
prison,) ho never yet has seen a ease of
delirium tremens in a pure negro. This fact
was asserted by the doctor many years since,
and ho has stated recently that he bad seen
tan cause to change his opinion in that re-
A pet%
iteat„,2l sehnol teacher, near Plymouth, 0 ,
named Williams, has paid a fine of ten dollars
end costs, exceeding ono hundred and forty
dollars, for brutally whipping one of his
pupils, a girl of .eixteen, named Fanny Bee!•
man. fle took some hickory witbs, warmed
them, and twisted theta thgether. Ile then
grasped Miss Beetroot) by the hair, and draw
nne her head down over the desk, -struck
her over the shoulders and habit until the
line a mass of bruiser; In endeavoring to
ward off the bloc's, she threw np her hand,
which was struck and lamed. 3he fellow
angst /gave been a bru:e.
IMEMEI!!=MI===I
Wit is clic! that sinee Grant has shoiin
his preference for Quakers to manage Indian
ffaire,.4l.the Indian ring politicians bey°
Puddeoly become posecestd of broad brim
bate and drobTionti Utit the irk& won't
go doWn. Groat Rill lift their bets and tba
pldy the
'Alex R. Stephen! is I.lifi tb bb dying
r. his home in GeoriOs.
ittirGeorga,S. Twitchell, who is under
a-uterine of death at Philadelphia, on a--con
viction of murdering his mother-in law Mrs.
BM, has made a confession in which be im
plicates his wife as the active party in the
retarder of ber mother. lie states that on
the !Agfa
. of the murder be was asleep,_when
he was aroused by the calls of his wife, who
stated that she had quarrelled with her
mother and killed her, and asked him to assist
her bide the crime. He then helped his wife
to throw the body of the murdered woman
out of the window, hoping to creak, 'the-im
pression that she bad fallen out and killed
herself. The story hangs but loosely to
gether and has probably been "Coacocted -by
,Twitchell to avert his approaching fate. It
will be recollected that Mrs Hill was killed
by blows on the head with a heavy poker,
one - blow - it aving - -beetr - given-w it h-such-foree
as. to drive the sharp end of the poker fat
into the brain. Both husband and wife were
arreatei and indicted, and tried separately.
Twitchell was convicted, but the woman ge.
quitted. The confession is thought to derive
some corroboration from the fact that Mrs.
Twitchell has always disin — ided buiband
from making any statement in regard to the
murder, tbat when bkmantfested a disposi
ton to confess, she stopped visiting him in
jail,-and-has-since-disappeared.—Looking-at
the eireumstane. of the murder, the proba
bility is that both ushand and wife were
parties to it, and that tho wile having been
acquitted, Twitelie4-myw-teil. ". • ".
the hope of obtaining a reprieve and ulti
merely escaping execution.
P S.:- A despatch received at the Tele
. mph ofTice ituhas-place-annonnces_thc-fact_
that Twitchel committed suicide Yesterday
morning. Particular not given.
MowE . ? —Money is a queer institution
says the • Harrisburg Telegraph. It buys
provender, satisfies justice and heals wounded
honor. Everything resolves itself into cash,
from stock jobbing to building churches
Childhood craves pennies, youth aspires. to
dimes, manhood is swayed by the mighty
dollar. The blacksmith swings his sledge,
the lawyer Fiends, for his client, and the
judge decides the question of life or death
for his salary. Money makes the man, there
-fore—ma n—must —tusk e-money,-ii-he-would-be
respected by fools; for the eye of tho world
looks through golden spectacles. It buys
Brussels carpets, lace curtains, gilded cot.
nines, rich furniture, and builds marble man
Mons. It drives us to chureh in epleodid
equipages. and pays the rent of the best pews.
It buys silks and jewelry for my lady, it com
mands the respect of gaping crowds, and
commands obsequious attention. It enables
us to be charitable, to send bibles to the
heathen, to provide domestic ihdulgence. It
gilds the rugged scenes of life, and spreads
over the rugged paths of ritistence a vat et
csrpet soft to our tread; the rude scenes and
turmoils are encased in a gilt fence. It bids
care vanish, soothes the anguish of the bed
of sickness, stops short of nothing save the
grim destroyer, whose relentless hands spare
none. but level all mortal distinctions, a nd
teach poor humanity that tt is but dust.—
Thus wealth pauses on the'brink of eternity;
the beggar and the millionaire rest side by
side beneath the sod to rise in cqual . ty to
answer the final summons.
Tut TrquAxs.—General Putter, in a let
ter to the Chicago Tribune, says that he pro
poses to treat the Indians as wards of the
nation, as den:tens of our soil, with a tight
of occupancy only to such part as we may
aushzn there, Massachusetts has always heat
ed the Indians within her borders in that
way, and she has had no trouble, nor has she
ever asked any aid from the General Govern
ment. Ile remarks that nothing can demon
strate the fact of the utter incapacity and
hopelessness of our Indian system—or rather
watrt of system—than to sny,"on the North
ern side of the indefinable line which divides
us from British America tbere has never
been a war, or a treaty, or a substantial sub
sidy; and on the Suuthern silo of the line,
which divides Us from Mexico, the same is
true; and in Alaska the Russian GOvernment
have never had any difficulty with the In
diens, but do sooner do we raise our flag
than tbere is trouble. The Indians and
whites are at loggerbcads i and blood flows on
the frontier.
fgrlf everybody would mind their own
business, they would make money by it, and
be more respected.
X®'-Many a lucrative 'nosiness has been
ruiner► and brought to nothing by the em
ployment of gruff, surly and unpopular clerks.
Many u store is PbunnFd on account of this
error.
IT FADES —The 1-eintiful violet ink so
mach in vogue at present is said to fade in
a few months and eventuaay disappear en
tirely. Person; should be 03.11)(111 not to
use it in writing notes, bonds, mortgages or
anything that is tote preserved any great
length of time, for these purposes good black
ink is always the best.
Minnesota does not allow any of the
Nihonl fund to go to schools front ;which
Colored children are escaladed.
Tie is a butte of a husband who brings his
wife to the 9ast shift."
The hhursh hens charm our ears, but the
MIMI) belles roish our hearts.
A good pair—a Oeng lady with the Cie-
ciao bet►d and a gating fan who parts his
im tkM lehbre,
LOCAL MATTERS.
WITH Us—The garden•making season.
sa.,.Alet. Hamilton lila oaf° and oats for
IttirSpeetatles,_ Jewelry_ &e., ttt
Leeds—neit - door to - the Town Hall.
Pr, A !Vie: —See advertisement of Rev. D.
F. Good, in another column.
1k .Those cheerful harbingers of warm
weather, the Manias, are again making their
appearance. Welcome visitants I
ifiar;According to published accounts the
prospects for the speedy-completion of the-
Western Maryland Rail Rotteitie cheering
la r Over two hundred families have re•
moved from abambersburg since the first of
January.
DEAD.—nrs. Call - arise Neff died" io
gerstown oo the 31st day of March, aged 102
. yeaii, 7 16 diiys:—
Or Geo Eyster, Esry , of Chambersberg,
has received the appointment of—Assistent-
IT. S. Treasurer at_ Philadelphia.
FOR- S - ALE...—A Ing,-and=frarne--shorrabout
20 feet square. Enquire of Mrs. M. Sau-
CHANGED —C. W. Beaver has purcbased
of his f(ther, Mr. Jerome * Beavet, his stock
of goods and will continue the btisiness at
the old stand. See advertisement.
FERTILIZERS -It WI3 be seen by refer
ence to our advertisina columns. that .Ir..
$' I t 111 I • ,skerth_e_r_g, 314J. 1 . -
tab I iah ed a depot in that place for the sale
of fertilizers. Farmers should give him a
call.
Itt Houck. a popular landlord, for.
merly of Leitersburg, bld. , has leased and
taken possession of the large brick Hotel in
Smithburg, Washington county.
NEW GOODB.—Mosars. Price & freeflich .
request us to announce that they expect to
receive their Bret snr ply of new spring and
summer goods next week.
LOST, —A lady's carrying basket contain.
-ing-a-pair-speetaelesrseissore, pocket - hand=
kerchiefs,"&c., way lost between Waynes.
boro' and Ringgold on Monday last. . A lib
oral reward will be paid the finder by calling
at this office.
PIONEER STII M P Ptrut.ett.—Aingltog,
Gilbert, Shover & Bro. will test one of their
Stump-pulling mscbins near Waynesboro',
on Saturday the 17th inst., abont 3 o'clock,
P. - M. Persons wishing to see it operate are
invited to be present.
RE COMMENCED -It will be seen by ref
erenca to our advertising columns that Tbos.
wi re open
a Jewelry Store at the old stand on West
Waghingten Street, in that place, on the first
day of May next
SORGHUM SEED.-D. 13. flesh has Left at
the tt , re of Messre. Stover A, Wolff in R'ay•
nesboro% a lot of Sorghum seed just re
ceived Item Ohio, which persons can get by
raying the expressage.
11e6Samuel Zeller, a much esteemed citi
ten expired at his resilience in Washington
county, Md., on the 2nd. inst., from the ef
fects of an orcriose of strichnine, taken an
der despondency and ri diseased state of Mind.
fle was in the 72d year of his ago.
ts.Thail. M. Mahon, of Chambersburg,
in another column, announces himself a eau
didaie fur the office of Clerk of the Courts,
eubject to the .action of the Jleprthlican
County Convention.
LOST.—On Wednesday, March 21, on the
Ohamberaburg road, between the residence
of Jonathan Null anti that of Abrm. Smet•
zer, a leather pocket book containing 825
and a promisory note for 8200 given by Chas.
Bush to Jonathan,Null. The finder will be
liberally rewarded by returning it to the ht
ter.
war. L W. Wingert of the firm of
Wingert, Phillipy & Co., started for the
Eastern cities on Monday to lay in a stock of
Spring and Summer dry goads. Ho pro
poses to return in a few days with a stock
from which every person, whether in town
or country, can be . suited both to price and
quality, We need not tell our readers that
this is the most enterprising firm in town
Call and see their goods, opposite the Na
tional Hotel, Chanibersbarg.
FUIR.—On Tuesday night of last week,-
the Barn of Mr. Cyrus Eyler, in Eyler's val
ley, Frederick County, Md., was entirely de
stroyed by fire, with its contents, a quantity
of hay, buggy, sleigh, k.e. &c. During the
progress of the fire several houses in the
neighborhood were entered by robbers who
brandished pistols and demanded of the lc
pales money. Fortunately however,. they
a ueeeede t ; in getting but $2. Three_houscs
Were searched by them and an attempt made
to enter the. fourth, that of Mr. John Wel
ler, but Mrs. W. with axe in hand stood he
roically by her windows and kept the soonn
dreig at buy. Tbcsc proceedings explain the
fact that, the fire waa the work of iucendaries
Mr. lees loss is slurut 61000 upon which
we understand he hal no insurance,
This may be taken as a lesson for others
iu the fUtUre. In owe' of a lire in any
noighliothookl at least one trusty male should
be left at bvtlle with a snnli rerolree OF riffe•
81711TBODIES -4 0 'Gill, borough or vii.
lage, says the Telegraph, no matter what its
'population, is free from a class of people who
seem to take particular delight in prying into
the domestic and private affairs of their neigh
bors, and we regret to say that our own
town has a number of these meddlers and
gossips. Every now and' then we hear it
said, "Ain't it a pity that Mr. and• Mrs.
So and So do not get along happily. Mrs.
B. says they are often at loggerheads," and
"Is it not a pity tor Mr. O. that he drinks?"
"Mr. D is too attentive to his wife and waits
entirety too much on her. Ile is a hen
pecked husband 'and cannot do anything
without asking her advice. Why, I declare,
1 saw @in carrying a number-of bundles for
her, and abe makes a perfect -slave of him;
drn't you pity him ?" "I saw Mrs G. buy
butter and other articles at market and .a
the most exorbitant vices, she will break
her husband up, without a doubt,' and other
remarks similar in character ad inflator/1.
Whose business_ia it butAhat of -the parties
interested if such be the case r
If all such individuals would attend - at•
el usi vely_t 041hei r-ow n-affa i m i t hey-wo uld-fi ad
sufficient employment without giving them•
selves any unnecessary uneasiness about mat.
ters which do not. concern them, and about
erci'e his or her own pleasure. They should
remember the passage of Scripture which
says: "Thou hypocrite, first cast out the
. .e_ostrittort---Ohot
thou see clearly to cast, out tho mote out . of
thy brother's eye."
SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS.—The following
•
A. E Price,
Mrs. Isabella Weagly,
Thos. J Cunningham,
Geo. Stoles,
Mrs. M. .14. MoFerran,
Miss E. Boult,
V B. Gilbert,
I Baer,
Lewis Dcatrich,
Nis A. M. Blair,
Mrs. Sallie Brotherton,
Henry Gilbert,
Henry Good,
Israel Hess,
Wm Stewart,
Julia 0. Grumbine,
John — JobtlBoD,
Jacob Holsinger,
J. A. Benedict,
Joe. Flora,
J W Angle,
J 11. Clayton,
Jacob Summers, Jr ,
Jacob F. Hess,
Jacob Frantz,
J. C. Beecher,
David Cunningham,
RELIGIOVS.—The meetings in the Pres
byterian church referred to in our last issue
are confirmed. Services commence at 71 O'-
clock in the evening. The meetie I s are w •
attended and a solemn interest on the subject
of religion manifested. On Sunday evening
the altar was again surrounded by persons
who were admitted to membership in the
church. The Pastor, Rev. Mr. Wightman,
has hien assisted by Rev. Mr. MeAtee, of
Hagerstown, and Rev. 'M
r. Patterson, of Em•
mittsburg.
AN OLD Sruscet»r:a•—ln the lost Lan
caster Examiner we find tho fulbwing notice
of one of our citizens :
A few days since we had a visit from Mr.
Abraham Barr, of Franklin county, Pa., who
was one of the original subscribers to the
Ex,, MI:NMI-. some forty years ago. Ile also
has the honor of being the loan who hauled
from Philadelphia, the first press upon which
the (Id anti masonic Herald was printed.—
At that time it required no small degree of
fortitude to expose the anti•masonic cause.
Mr Barr, however, feelingly did so, and to
day he upholds and defends the same prie
ciples. Our old friend is a staunch Repub
lican, and we regret to add that ho suffered
severely by the rebel raitiluto Peuns,ylvania
prior to the bittle of Gettysburg.
SPECIA IL NoTicEs.
200 SETS OF LADIES FiUlitt4
Uomprisiit :Mink Sable. German, flu.sian and
American Fitch, Siberian and French Squirrele,
Canada and French Mink. French and Belgian sa
ble, for Ladies and ,disset Beay. r. Otter.
Donn. Loraine and sable Trimminga on band and
any w raith cut 10 order in a tow momeois notice.
Fur trimmed Goods, in velvet and silk; Muff and
Cape Tasae k. Lamb and ermine Linings.—
All Pinds of Fur i%Literi• Is. Old and .3102 n eaten
Furs altered, reriri.d and renewed hag the latest
styles in the nio:t improved manner at Updcgraitf's
G EAT Fun AND Gi," FACTORY, where can be
found on hand or made to ord. rin a few hours,
Ladies Dog Skin, Buck, Goat, blimp and Leather
Gloves and Mitts, umurpassed for kentness, duns.
bitity and cheeriness, OD band of . ur own make.—
Gi nts Fir Collars, Fur Gloves, Larch Felt and
Flannel Lined Gloves, tincli. Sheep, Go.t, heath
er and the great bog Skin Glove Also Buff.do
Rohm:Sleigh and Buggy Blankets, (-ix different
pattern) Grey Blankets and Hor , e b4rt.kets, an
iminense stock selected and *iiiipluf;settired exprma
ly for our Winter trade f.r '69 and 69.
lii'DEG it & SON,
Hat, Fur and Glove Mahufacturera,
°mimic W,arhington Houae.
Hagerstown, Oct. 30,
GUIDE TO MARRIAGE.
Young Men's Guide to Happy Marriage and
Conjugal Felicity. The famine views 61 bentvo.
lent Physicians, on the Errors and Abuses loci , ent
to Youth and Earty Manhood, sent in sealed letter
envelopes, tree of charge Address, Iftl WA HD
AS~OCI. P., Philadelphia, Pa. •
June 19--Iy.
"la...ETIM WC:OIVI.I3.
On tho 10th ult:, at the residence of Wm.
Tallhclut near shady Grove,. Mrs. MARIA
ROWE, aged years, 11 menthe and 18
dap.
Farewell dear Fieter, thou ail gone,
AnJ we era ltfr for thee to mown;
pot stilt our lope is thy great gain.
for than art free Item woe and intim
Dearest Fitter them haul left tie.
A anl thy loses nue
Yii ore know t h at thou are huppy
NI Ilia! wi.l all our surrow e imaj,
On t e 18th of March near Baer's Fac
tory, r EORGE WILSON, eon of Hiram
and Elizabeth Miller, aged 1 year, 2 months
and 10 dol.
Calm on the bosom of thy God,
Dear spirit rest thee now,
E'en while with ours tby footsteps trod,
His seal was on thy brow.
Dust to its narrow home beneath,,
• Soul to its rest.on high; - -
They that have seen thy look in depth
.No more may fear to.die. - - -
as.,tsk.Xtmc.mr..x99. - . ---
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday April 6. 1869.
There is not much cloverseed coining for
ward, but the demand is limited ; small sales
at 89 50@10.00, the latter figure from second
hands - . Prices of timothy and fialseod — re;
main unchanged. TheAkar market has re
lapsed ;.tito a remarkably dull, unsatisfactory
condition, and prices are barely. supported.
Small sales of superfine a t $5.00(§5 75,
extras at $6.000625, 600 barrels lowa,
W kconsin and 31 indesota extra f.mily, 86 10-
®7 Pennsylvaoiado do at 87 00(97 75,
()bin do. do at 88.00(§9 50 1 , and Saucy lots
at 810 00@12 00. liye flour is dull and 25-
®soe per barrel lower, with -sales at 100
barrels at 87.00®71:5 1 blothing
_doing in
corn meal -- - „_
The wheat Marketis-extremely quiet, and
die nob; sales reported are small lots of red
at - 81:60@,1775; 1,500 bushels California at
sl.Bo ; SUO bushels very " choice amber at
$1 85. Rye is strong, with farther sales of
western - at $l - 45@t1 - . - 50:1 Corn - is - better-and
the offerings have fallen off; sales of 2,500
at 88@890“md-1-,-000-bushels
westein4nixed at 850 Oats ale unchanged;
3,500 bushels western sold at 73(F).75c, 'and
i'ennsylvania at 60@70c as to quality.
nomination for the ofil..e of Clerk of the Courts,
sulsject to the action of the next Republican nomi
tia hug convention of Franklin County.
Chamberbburp, April 9 tf
PLANTS! PL-ANTS!
issue
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2.00
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200
2 00
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200
4 50
2 00
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CaMltge, Beet and 'Vomit() Plants to ha had at
the Garden of D . F. Gond, near Waynesboro', Pa.
epril 9 3t ,
bissolution of Co partnership.
TOTICE is hereby given that the I'o•partner
jl ship heretofore existing between the under•
signed mettle M;wantile and Huckstering hasinesa
was tteezole.tl by mutual o , nscnt en the ,first day
of April, 1869. The books and accounts are in the
hands of Blain Frantz fur collection.
PETER ROUZER.
• ELAM FRAN l'Z.
The lin:lines, of Merchandising will by continued
as I ,rmerlv by the undersigned, who respectfully so
licit a continuance of public patronage.
SLAM El? .NZ,
PAM I►l,_K EIMART._
Attention Farmers !
MII I:: advantages of Fertilizers - is growing - more
pupalar every year among enterprising Farm
ers. The end,' rsigned having sold a large quantity
mat season, which gave entire eatistaction, is in•
du-ed t.l estabdsh a depot for the sate of Fertihzers
at his ware -hou+e in Leitersburg. I have now on
hand 50 ions of Phosphate and Guano, all of which
will he warranted the beet in the mirket, and will
be sold on liberal term!' at manufacturer, priers,
freight added. My t•lock consists of vii different
kinds and adapted to corn and other spring crops.
J USE PH GROUN
Leitersburg, Md.
rep 9-4tl
NEW STO.R E
FEW GOODS!
THI subscriber havin It purchased from his father
(Jerome Beaver) his entire stock of Hats, Boots
and Shoes, Trunks and , Clocks, &c &c, respect
tnlly invites the attention, of the public generally to
his fine and well selected stock, baying also just re
ceived from the East a splended line of goods. con
sisting of the latest spring stiles; stu4ly your own
interest first; he it determined also to soli for cash
only. Give h itn n cat' and examine his fine and
well selected 'tuck.
npril 9—'o9J C. %V. B-EAVER.
T O THE PEITIATI
THUS. A
WILL RESUME BUSINESS
On The FIRST DAY OF MAY Next,
AT 1118 OLD STAND,
(..rouNsros's)
No. 16, West Allashin7ton Street,
HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND
lie will off r for sale a &pleaded assortment of
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
SILVER, WA HE,
nil errry article kept in aJEWELRYSTORE
In reFutnine hupinees he intends to be' aatiafied
wit h leas inofit than is uatial in the Jewelry trade.
Persons intending, to make purchases will
SAVE MONEY
by waiting urdil the first of May. The repairing of
W ATCII ES,
CLOCKS
AND JEW ELRY,
Will receive his personal attention and will not be
entrusted to Apprentice Boys or other inexperienced
Orders for goods will he received at hie newStnre
[teem, which'is now being 'renovated, refitted and
rt furnished.
In making the sham ann^uncement I avail my
self of this ,pprtunity to thank old frlends and Cus
tomers for past lavort , and invite them, wit'a new
friends er.d aepaintanees, mad•+ in another branch
of ltiness, and all others who wish to save money
in tie pineha e of
Wit•ehes, Jewelry and Silver Wale
to expmine the assortment whichl shall offer at the
vino named.
Amy (lice an LIFE INSURANCE AGENT
will he n•re•vwea to my Awn Room, where I can be
found buNinees hour 4. Iteeticctfully,
err Tll )NIA.S A. Di /MAX.
ACCOMMODATION WAGON.
E subFcrilter having put a wagon and pair
..11. of 11,11.'4 Rau the road between Waynesboro' and
fireenca.tle itirornis,the public that he is well pro
pared to do all kinds of hauling rt•p.u!arly between
the two places, and that be will he thankful fur a
share at tro ruid:e's patronage.
Orders left at the Drue More of A. S. Bonebrako
will receive prompt attention.
apt GEO. r OREM t N.
NOTICE:
I HE sulo•crOvr haring purchased wago and
rpiir of hewer, for the pu pie of haulirg bo
tworett ‘Vaytientier.i l , uu.l Greencastle. is prepared
to haul ;nand Item the latter place rrgulairly, and
will be tliantiftl for it shirt. I`f public otrett .ge.
Ali ord, rri iv it at the Drug tore ut Dr. J. Burns
It:there in ‘sill lie promptly a: t , nili 11
jinircli -tl j • J. haiLTE:II.S.
wi I be a candidate for re
A CARD.
110IILLT,
DR. J. BURNS 11111USOL
stecEsson to
S. F. KURTZ,
(At the Corner Drug Storea--
AY I‘ 7 . S 8.0
Having purchased of J. F. Kurtz the stock end
fixtures of the Corner Drug store, vill continuo
the business at the old stand, and have constantly
on h.tntl_ a full essottroent of.all goads belonging to
our line, via r- - -
Drugis,
Chemicals,
Medicines,
Oils_
p ;
Tarnishes, - -
Brushes.
Perfumery.
spices,
Lamps.
Shade.,
Chimneys.
Fancy-articles,
&c., &C., &C., &e.
Special attention given to compounding
prescriptions.
emernber-the-C
going elsewhere.
J. BURNS AMBERSON, M. D
feb 26-1869.
'LIFE IS UNCERTAIN!'
OGI-1-R-E-4-011-11--1413 1 a/R-EralH-El2-A
PUOTOGRAPH,
AMBROTYPE, OR.
FERREOTYPE,
•
At the
"DIAMOND" GALLERY.
The undersigned having purchased Mr. Hamil
ton% HaVery, is now prepared to make pictures la
the lop hest style of the art. lie wi!l give special
attention to large photographs for framing.
FR A ALES,
We will always have on hand a fine assortment
of Frames, to which we invite attention. .
Pictures taken in cloudy as well as clear
weather.
Having purantsed all old Negatives in the Gal
_lery,-copies-cati-he-had-st-any-ti.ne.
U oppy ing of old Daguerreotypes. A mbrotypes.
&c.. will be made a speciality—as these pictures aro
fist fading, and can ho gr*ally imProvi'd by being
- copied; have it - done. &fire it ie too late. It does
not injure a picture at all, to take copier t r a m it,
and in every case the picture will be carefully re
turned.
N. U. Particular attention in taking pictures of
children.
mar 12-1.1
O. If MDT.
JLCON MCI,
MACHINE SHOP AND LUMER YAP;
I.IDY, FMOlt St - C - o — . having refitted their Ma
chine :glop /11111 procured the latest and best inven
tions in lonopeaving machinery, are now prepared
la manufacture more extensively than• heretofore
the celebrated
Willoughby Grain Drill, greatly improved,
The Brinkerhoff Corn Sheller, and.
The Gibson Washing Machina.
They have aladJeJ ti their business the maw
ufeeture of
Sash and Window Frames,
Doors and Door
Shutters and Blindo,
Monldingti of every description.,
}louring mad Weatherboarding.,
railings and Plastering Laths,
Spokes and Felbes, -
and all arfirles usually manufactured in establish
menu of thin kind Particular attention inid to
turning spokes. Repairing of all kinds well and
promptly done.
A LAROB t;Titelt 41? L. num of every description
constantly on hand. Soil for cash only.
LILY, & CO.
dec II
ANTICITI F irrollY
AND SAW MILL.
UT
aAaVi
kindsN (1 i o n i c
t r i e u n i ' li s t
gfacniii!ttiee;si
material,
r emu h
a fa s c t u s r i i g n i f
Lo ,c, Frames, c•hutters Blind, Flooring. Weallie;
ell:warding, b 1 oulding, Watlilioards, Chair•oords„
Cornice, rstairing . Porticoes, &e., &e.. I oiler to
furnish all neatens I t, the pubiL: (building) of dry
lurnb , r and substantial workmanship and at ,e
-ducrol prices. The above material conttairtly on
hand, or made to orier at the shortest notice. Al.
so fl wrinz„ worlred to order. :awing by mill and
molder saws of eve Ty description done. lam also
prepared to furnish the two noted Bee Hives. hang-
Etroth (pat) and the Antietam Hive, the last of
which is cheap, sin) pie, and just the hive for com
mon bee culture.
Call, see and Cl amine for younself. or address
D. F. GOOD. •
Factory near Waynesboro'.
DISSOLUTION.
THE co partnership heretofore existing between
the under:signed in the Merchant Tailoring W
etness, was this day (March 16th, 1869) dissolved
by mutual consent. fhe hooks of late firm are in
the hands of litikely Login, upon when all per
eons indebted are requested to call and make set
tlement. .1 A FISHER.
op 2 tf
The unili rtigneil will continuo the business nt
the obi ttanii. Lie returns his thanks to the public
for past patronage atal hopes by attention to t•usi•
iirss and a disposition to please all to tnerit ac• n
tirmanco of the snipe. LOGAN.
Hag. r.town, March 18 —tt
CEIOICE SEVD POTATOES.
•lill sub-eriher offas at Private Salo about 150
bushels cc,l Putltueß, consisting of thcfullow.
ing varit t;e. : Harrison, 113r!y Goodrich and W d't
reach Blow.
mar 12. tt
GUNS! IliilUNSt
PENKNIFE BLADES.
dec IN-4 mos J. 11. lutiNtcl 0
DR. 301 IN M. RIPPLE
having wrmanently located in this place, offers his
prefeAsional Fe vices to the community. Office in
ine front room. mu door to Met ebrake's Drug Store.
lice H. MIR.
N. .10. 3101:13Elhi Ilia store of
RIME uususoN, LlgNsoto . dr. Co.
tsbil. ore
CASES,
1.. C. BRACKBILL
D. B. 41 WISE Li.
.1/..0)111
BE RKELY LOG. N.
A E. PL ICE