VILLAGE RECOAD.
lintigLirwmaio
Friday, Novenaber2o,l.B4o.
®'Cleo; Wool left sia estate estimated at
$700,000. •
ItiarGold roles steadily between 1213 and
127. The tendency, however, is dewbWard.
.1n eon3o paria of loW tho farn3era
are feeding wheat to thoir horses, it being
theaper than °Ma.
rif Hoe. Edward AloPhersou, Clerk of
the House of Representatives, has arrived
from Europe.
ger Burbanks' yew hotel, at Pitterteld,
Mass., six stories higb, , was blown, down on
Saturday morning by a tremendous gale.
Writ is said that $7,000,000 of Nortbem
capital is being expended this year in int 4
provemeuta lb Georgia.
Cr Wisconsin gives Governor Fairchild
—B,l2l.—ins • .
figures. This is nearly double his majority
WO years ago.
~Statieties of immigration for the year
ending June SO, 1869, show the total num
ber of immigrants for the year to have been
352,569.
Eir Thayer's vireos was sold by ti►o sheriff
of Cincinnati, a few days ago. Adam Fore.
paugh bought the elephant for $1,800.
Mike Lipman's circus was sold out by a
sheriff in Virginia, last week.
wa.Mrs. Dan. Gardner, the celebrated
equeatrienne, died tit West Philadelphia, on
the 21st ult. She wars born in Bedford in
1821, and was the mother of nine children,
four of whom ore dead.
IM,Tbe difficulty between the Biudeitts
attending the Philadelphia tnedieal colleges
and the managers of the Pennsylvania Hos•
rital, arising out of the attendance of young
Indies at the clinics of the latter institution,
are at an end, and the petticoats have coma
cut ahead.
MY" Bernard Kano, the switch tender
whose negligence caused the recent horrible
accident and slaughter on the Western Paciao
Railroad, has been arrested and will he
tried.
oar On Saturday the Tv:mealy Dept!.
ment had on hand one hundred and eight
aiillioq dollars in gold. Secretary Beamed
has parehased this month nine millions of
bonds to be applied to the reduction. of the
debt The next monthly report will show a
farther decrease of five of Pis million dollars
of the debt.
MIIRDErt.—The lest Bedford County Prom
says : A man Whose name we trete not able
to learn, living near Dudley, in the Broadtop
region, inhumanly murdered his son on last
Thursday evening. Ho bad been on a spree
and returning home-in the evening, fell to
abusing his wife. The eon interfered and
put the old man out of the house, but he
regained admittance, and on entering struck
the boy, knocking him down, and immediate
ly setting upon him with a stone, beat his
brains out. He was arrested and taken to
Huntingdon on Friday. This in the second
murder that has been committed on I3roadtop
within the past two months.
ca-The great event on the other side of
the Atlantic last week was the opening of
the famous Suez Canal, connecting the waters
of the Mediter r anean and the Red Seas.—
This gret work, exceeding in. magnitude any
undertaking of modern times, was cowmen.
ced ten years ago, and has now been cow
pleted, at a cost of $55,000,000 in gold
Some idea of the extent of the work may be
formed from the fact that the canal is 100
miles in length and has an average width of
2.2.8 feet the depth of water being 20 feet.
The opening of this great artificial high Way
across the Isthrons will be the saving of
thousands of miles of travel, end its import
ance to the commerce of the world it is im
possible to estimate. , Its effect upon the
hitherto neglected and desolate region
through which it passes is already manifest,
the population of the Isthmus, which ten
years ago was less than 200, now numbering
450,000 people. By the opening of this great
thronghfare, the voyage from the English
Channel to the East Indies is five thousand
miles shortar than it was' before.
rta„Morrow,and Durighterty, the two as.
amino hired by the Whiskey Ring to mur
der Revenue Officer niooks in Philadelphia
some two irnthe AnCe o , ou Saturday were
brought into-omm, rind the attempts of their
employers baying failed to release them,
they received the final sentence. They
were condemned to pay a fine of one thou
sand dollars eaoh and be imprisoned tor seven
years, The result of the trio! is generally
accepted as a triumph of justice over the
painful and corrupt combination known as
the WhieltrY Ring.
Mr ID the-city court or Baltimore ( ' the
Central Railroad Company was Inuit:Litt Bev
euteen thousand damages for the use of the
wife and lour childAn of Michael Book,
who was killed an the road by being inn
over by a train of cars.
A man in Virginia etabbeeltin wife seven
ty iltnell without killing ber,stut,now regretii,
it in the penitentiary.
Potatoes are so cheap in lowa that 'many
acres are lett nudug.
LOCAL MATTERS.
OLOVERBpIO , WANTED-=A store OF
J. Eldeb, ie Wayneebord'.
oto m 3lessrs. Price I& lioetlieli will receive
their second supply of new goodi next week.
Drop in and see the West styles.
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' DEDICATION. - The M. Church 'at
Stnithsbnrg, Md., will be dedibated on the
12th day of December next.
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a go' r. Geo. i3toler offers for sale a•oonee
and lot of, ground on Leiteasbtarg streeto , —
See advertieenent.
AT WOM—Numbers of our fanners ore
still busking corn. Tke crop, genertliy,
has proved an abuodaut one, and thousands
of barrels are yet in the shook.
SOLD.--MT. Jobb Walter recently , sold
big house and lot of ground on Main street,
forte sum of $5,000. Purchasers, Geo.
Middaar, and Martin Geiser.
DEER SIROT.-A deer weighing one hun-
re an ty 01 one M - o - raM4
laNt week, on the mountain, near Caledonia
Ron Works'.
Fare.—They Ladies of Leitersburg will
hold Fair, to commence oa the lath of
December, the pioceede of which is to be
appropriated for tho purchase -of a set of
new instruments for the Leitereburg Band.
Comeoton,—John H. Herr is authorin
od to receive and receipt for sums dme this
office. All accounts placed in his hands if
not promptly paid are to be collected with
COElie.
ZEriVe invite special attention to the ad
vertisement of Mr. John Lantq, of the
aWasbington House," Cambersburg. Per
sons visiting Chambersburg will and bun a
clover landlord and his house a pleasant
stopping place,
PAM CLOSED.—Tbe Ladies' Fair in the
Basement of the new Lutheran Clmrch was
closed with an Oyster Supper on Monday
evening last. We . understand, the ptoceeds
of the Pair amounts to about seven hundred
dollars. This su,m is creditable, the pres
sure in money matters considered.
Foi DEAD-- Some time ago the body
of an individual was found in this vicinity.
After duo investigation it was found that
death nee caused by eating rat poison bough t
at the "Corner Drug." All that could be
learned of the name 'of eaid individual is
tbat it was a Mr. It. A. T.
AROUND.. --- The man with the "white
bat' and the icily old chap who. viewed- the
late eclipse of the sun through "smoke
tin" met the other day in the vicinity of the
i'irew House. Of their eonflah we have
bad no report.
TALKED or —The employment of sever.
al police officers to beep. rowdyism in sub,
jeetion. A rigid enforcement of the. lawa
would.better aubserve the end ip view than
the employment of a dozen of policemen.
Let oar authorities do their duty and spate
citizens any further taxation on account of
loafers and bad boys.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-111ra. John. Blu
baugh, of Funkstowo, fell on the ice in
front of her house, oo the 12th inst., seri
ously fracturing her thigh. Drs. H. Bahr
man and I, N. Bnively were summoned to
ber relief and from last accounts she was
doing reasonably well.
Sour.—The Brew House property of Mr.
Fourthman, of this place, for several weeks
announced for sale on the 4th of December,
was last week sold privately to Mr. A. D.
Gordon for the sum of $4,000. Mr. G.
gets possession of the Brewery on the. &at
of January. His intention is to improve
the property and continue the business more
extensively.
B ring the
Daily Telegraph will
be furnish ring the session or the Leg
islature at 81.50. It gives all the proceed
ings of importance and a good portion of the
debates. The Weekly Telegraph will be
furnished during the session at 50 cents—
or BLSO a year. The Telegraph is one or
the best papers in the State. Address Goo.
Bergner AS; Ce, publishers.
ARRIVED —Dr. P. Fahrney. of Chicago,
111., arrived yeateiday. The Dr. is engaged
in an extensive business. Re hag been cal
led here to make_ engagements with cipital
ists who purpose forming a . stook econpaity
for the sale of Fahrney's. PANACEA. . • His
friends and acquaintances will be glad to
theerhim after an absence from our ooaaty
of about five years., The. PANACEA is a
medicine that sells readily , . We use. iu
our family.
se. Phlenological Journal , for,
December, contains intetesting Skethes and
Delineations. with Portraits of Liebig, the
ambient Chemist Hugh Allan, the Caned:
lan merchant; the , Hari of:Derby , Charles
LI, of England; besides illustrated articles.
on the Temperaments; Education--, ' Living
Ghosts, Salem Witehoraft ; Jeptliah'e
Daughter, Valedictory,, Oar gaperie,nces;
The Holiday" and Witatrthoy Suggest.; Ser.
ions Fun ; The Harbor of Shanghai audits
Shipping; Ramie, the new Staple ,' Music,
etc. , Ptice 80 cents; by the year P. The
50th volume, iR tt , new form, begins 'with
the January' nurnber, Subscribe now. Ad.
dress S. R. Wells, 389 Broadway;' , N. Y.
1 A.NOTIIER ATTEMPT.--Ail ertaitipt
reeds ou Stioday oittht to Al* the 'etare'of
Dir. Seim la.i in Merdersburg. Thiele the
store that Wad'owned by Mr,.i.hilieb , (3.2 Pat.
ten.'
The 81;010 room Was entered it the. ( zintek
door. , A desk standing tear the duet, Was
opened and a bottle filled witkiterosene, con.
with Uhtirning
candle attnehed, was placed. in. tbe
•Mr. Patton hue in the house bat nian at
church at the time,. Fortnnately the ladies
hi the house heard abuts noise, sod 'n
going
down stairs, found. the store door open,
One of the eleras came in., soon efterwurd3,
and r'whilst. discuseiog the tanannes of , the
dool: haiing been opened, a light was noticed
in the desk and the bottle detteribtid was die-
covered. Nothing was destroyed; but the
deck , lid was considerably • charred. Mr.
Patton's Books he well as 31r. itajt's . I,edger
were in the •dea at the time. We bad
hoped that this infernal busieess bad been
broken up, but, it seems that there are still
some 'scoundrels. at large in that oeighbor-,
hood who def • the low art well as the
already outraged people of that comuminity
FRA0.461113.—.0n Wednesday, evening, the
17th ino., the' Wales' Fair in the Base
ment of, the new Lutheran Church, in this
place; was the scene of riotous and disgrace
ful conduct. Mr. g. W. McGinley who was
there for the purpose 'of preServing order,
succeeded in getting the "belligerents" out
of the room. ln, bis. efforts to, do so. one
more vicious than the others drew -a knife
upon him, We nuderstaed several !Itches
were thrown, hut fortunately the door was
closed in time to receive them,. otherwise
parties inside might have been seriously in
jitred.
On the following evehing,,Franklin Weag
ly was attacked on the street, near his fath
er's residence, by five or six young men,
and roughly bandied for a time, receiving
several severe bruises about the bead and
face. The assault upon Mr. W. was made,
it is alleged, on account of certain expres
sions made in the Fair the night previous.
lu both cases arrests have been made, and
the parties held under bail En: them appear
ance at court. Such conduct is disreputa
ble in the extreme and for the sake of the
,Erwrals of our community should 'not go on
whipped of justice.
es- The Cambria Freeman, of the 11th
last , says that a horrible affair occurred in
Prospect borough, that county, on Thursday
last. During the absence of the parents of
a family residing there, two little children,
boy and girl, possessed themselves of a jug
liquor, on article which the father and
au s itirer_sire said to deem essential to their
comfort,andboth cliil - dien drank until they
were utterly, helplessly intoxicated, and not
withstanding the efforts of physicians milled
in, the boy died in a few hours and the little
girt was in, a critical condition at last ac
counts. What a tetriblustrime dtrectly eharg
able to an inordinate appetite for liquor, the ,
predominant passion for there unfortunate,
gniyy parents l God pity them, and awaken
them to a realization of their lamentable
condition.
VILLAINOUS CONDUCZ-WO learn that
on the evening of Thanksgiving Day two
besotted, God-forsaken wretches, names
Frank Kurts and Sites, entered the
United Brethren Church in Quinsy, and af
ter grossly insulting the ministet and con•
gregation, took a drink from a bottle which
they had, in their possession. Retiring a
short distance from the church they threw
a stone through a window; striking . et child
lying in bed. Kurta was promptly arrest
ed and lodged in Fort Fletcher. Parties
sent in pursuit of Sites, but at , last ac
counts bad failed to overhaul him. We
trust be may yet be taken, and with his
accomplide, receive the punishment due
such dastardly conduct.
its,„. The Franklin County Teachers' In
stitute will meet-in the Court Rouse, Chom
bereburg, on Moaday, December 6th, at 1.
o'clock r. m. Prof. 13aily, of gale College,
will be present the entire week: Prof.
Beiges, of York, will also be in attendance
during the sessions of the lostitute. Prof.
Jock, of Westmoreland County, is expected,
Several other gentlemen of, ability will assist
in rendering the Institute interesting and in
structive. Thursday will be devoted to the
discussion of snoh_subjects as will be likely
to interest Directors. A, full turnout of
teachers is expected. Directors and friends
of edircation are invited to attend. ' •
Arrangements have been made ,with the
different note's to board those in attendance
at reduced rates.. •
IMPA stormy Autumn, 14 tbe oldest inhabi
tant" says, may be followed by a compara
tively mild winte*._ fiowever this may be,
we have certainly since the middle of Sep•
teniber bad'a remarkably stormy autumn—
tbe most destinetive in its floods and winds
throughout the. States, of any on record.—
The elements having thus expended their
wrath in Sept.:l4ll;er, October and November,
there is some , reason foe the theory that the
winter months' will, he comparatively mild.
At all events we hope so.
stir Secretary Stguton's bealtb mutinies
a matter of solicitude to tie :fritods..;' . Re
is oblo to tido:out, bit utectd . to
the duties of hie proleisioo.
• - .ldisitttt 1303Nz tit Outriq.—aThe bed
fordlniutrisisiiye : 'Some time ago Win. V.
Taylor, at; the oi Mary :lane' Keit;
kagiVits'etruirielett tit : sedietion, the result
of titiiOliii6liujObpinent;a64 Sue, the first ,
c("41(101( hakerved 10 tb (Manly Jail ; and
jot tbetmcdua,pitiad .itisaleeney. Oa ilten
day, in court, while the authorities were at:
feeling an eirafigeknont regSi'difig the pleit
of inatibienoy, tbe:pleintig signified a. desire
to, speak to the defendant,
,which grant
ed, and walkhog heroes': th e Morn •te *bete
she Was, stooped dn'iki to hear What ehe'liad
to say, ; when in the twinkling of an eyo, she
dashed an ounce of vitroi, Which siii) had in
a tin sun, in his face: kari 'of it; fie* into,
her obild!s lobe, hurtling, it badly. ,The 'de
fendant Bessamed, plaintiff fainted,- and the
count Loom was all' nptoar and • etieitetuent;
no one knowirqkwhat :Abe matter Many' , wail;
some supposing defendant had. been stabbed.
Judge King ordered the plaintiff arrested:
and sent to jail. Defendant etas atilt to' Dr.
Marbourg's ottiabet end t child to :Dr.:
Reamer's ofOce, for medical attention. At
last accounts both "parties :wete , improving
very rapt. y.
No-Tim To Be • LOST.—Tbe :attention
of all interested,is'direatbd folloiving
important twin Boldiers who
' eiiliefild, 'for
three years before littly,.loB6-1, and reoeiv.
ed only $lOO bounty, are entitled, they or.
their widows, children under 21:, or parents
(if not already
,collected) to the moo. Rd..
ditional bounty. All such Soldiers disoharg
ed before serving two years, for injuries of
any kind, iecludiag rupture (Rot disease),
are entitled, they or their widows, or heirs
(if not collected) to $2OO bounty. Soldiers.
for three years wbA were discharged before
serving two years, for disability—sickness or
disease contracted in •the' service, who,
have died of said disability or disease, their
Widows, children under 21, or parents, are.
entitled to, the 81,Q0 additional bounty, al.
though the soldier himself, it, living, wbuld.
cot be entitled, As, the time.for filittg snail
claims willezpire on. the fast of December,
1808, we advise thou entitled, to make their
claims at once.
INEORNIATION WANTED few, weeks
ago a boy about 12, years of age was foqpd
wandering on the streets of Wheeling, W.
Va. Ilia sad, condition exoited the pity ot,a
gentleman, of that place, who upon question ;
ing.the lad learned-that he was from Ohm.
bersbum, Pa,4--that he had been stolen from
that place some five years ago by a Circias
Company—that the boys name is Charles
W..Brown,•his father's name Obadiah. Brown
',that hi lived ow the same farm with a
man named Isaac Stake, somewhere' in the
neighborhood of Chamberaburg. The parties
having the bpy in their care are very aim
inns to.find the parents, or other friends of
the boy s that he may be returned to them.
UNVISCOVEIVED.- Up to this time the
robbery, of Mr. Rutba' shoe store remains a
mystery, nor has Mr. Abrm. Snowberger re
ceived any information of his horn stolen
on Wedaesday night of last week.
wagon and harness were toicen that 'night
from. Mr. John Price, of this vicinity. The
supposition is that the: same party took the
wagon and harness. Vagrants who stroll
over the country should he watched closely,
for, gel: 1 0 1 '0 1 T speaking, their •mission is to
pilfer,
Murder uear flunting4on 70le
fluNTlNanorg, Pa., Nov. 18 —A murder,
equaling in atrocity any known in the
aq
nuls of crime, was committed pear Pleasant
Grove, in this county, between six and sev
en o'clock last evening. The victims wore
John Peiglital, hTs wife Sarah; and Scott
Garner, the latter a boy of tea or twelve
years of age. Tbey were sitting at supper
when attacked. Mr. Peightal and young,
Garner were shot through the head and in
anntly killed. Mra. Peightal was alsn shot,
though not fatally, and was dispatched with
an axe or hatchet. The perpetrators of the
crime, alter plundering the house.and steal
ing the money belonging to the family, in
coin and 'greenbacks to the amount of cave•
ral thousand dollars, covered the dead bod
ies with bedding and clothes, to which they
applied a match, and fled., Upon the dis
%icier), of the crime, suspicioo at once rest•
ed upon two men who had been seen in the
neighborhood during the, day., A messen
ger was soot to this place, who asciertained
that two persona answering the, description
bad taken the night train West. He tele
graphed to Altoona, and soon after the arri
val of the train there he received intelli
gence of their arrest. They were brought
here at noon te•day. They were recognized
by a number of witnesses'as . the meti who
had been lurking around the residence.
The sum of one, hundred and seventy dol
lars, a part in gold; was found on their per•
sons, It is supposed the balance of the
money is concealedttear the, scene, of the
murder. These moo are Germans, Oliver
Bodenburg, and tiotleib, Bohner, alias Chas.
Moore. The latter was oonyicted here about
three years ago of larceny, rind nerved big
term in the penitentiary. Bodenburg has
made a partial confession. But without this
witness, the evidence is sufficient to coavict
Their attempt to bum the hoese did not
succeed. But.the sainke and light 'attracted
the notice . of persons, and led to the quick
discovery of the crime. •
In the examination' of the prisoners,
bent Van Bordenherg was.observcd 'net
speak plainly, and being asked the row
said he had tottaelo in his mouth, w.
asked to spit it out, and on refusing, he was
taken ,by, the book of the neck. 4mi !{baton
violently, when twenty-seven, .dollare and
fifty coots In gold fell from his mouth, one
twet4y, one Ave,. and one ttro-aoci-a-halfi
piece. •
piew (Weans
,offers far ootopgtitloo a
da'rkey;llB.yoars old, who bSgaa. as
a pirate and is now a dock,rat.% .
DELAWARE! WIIIETIEG DA 4 T, I -..%4V010 Cali=
tie, :Det,,Noreuiber 21:14--b",iVe Mani .named
EdlardSteith, AndrevvChlimberlii t ear&
Jadirsod Jewell Gerdon add Joseph Darn ,
2
worepublicly flbgged.ln :rho . yiird 2 , , A
this to•day. : ` .
The . fultoitingrla d'liei s idPerstoilsfidiged;
Ingi,ther . witfi a speeifteation of the'.
.for.whicb they - mere cduriqlcdianitbeJull
sentence in each (toast; Rdward
colored mad, for committing e seastialeuti 'O
swalt upon a child, was placed in the pillory
for hour, and then whipped - withtliirty lars ,
es on the Wire back until the blood ran.
'halides this puttishmeht be has yet to • pay
a fine of $5OO and saga. au, imprisonment
of ten years... ,
Andrei( Ciliktribicia, conviCted of. Stealing
money from Fin employee of the Rbiladel-
Phin Wilmington and Baltimore 'railroad,
was whipped with twenty_ lashes tiptib his
back, Aid then. placed in, jai' 'to aerie an
imprisonmatit oI mut yell, and' pay' restitu
tion money and; wadi Stolen was
eight or nine dollars.
- George W. Jaeksiini uegrci„ faded gull
.ty of stealing 600 pounde of raga from Jes-
Sup & Moore, was flogged with tweet, lash
es, which drew blood: The rest or hig sen
tence is that he.. shall be , ilapsisoned' Big
proseentiOni aqd iveara copviot's dress 'biz
months litter his seisms. ,
James Gordon,. a ne,gro, was whipped, with
twenty lashes,'well laid VS, Stolen
a pair ob' shoes..worth.nbotit Joigy dollars.—
Besides this, he will be imprisoned' foi six
!months cod compelled : to weir a Convict's
• dress in public six months after his discharge.
A black. man named Joseph berms was
!whipped with twenty lashes. upon his bare
`back, drawing the blood,,fur. baying stolen a
cow. He Wild also have to pay 815 P. Testi•
Itutioc money. the costs of, prosecution, suf
fer imptisoamaut for OW) year; tied: treat a
convict's dress six mouths after lais, release.
Ptur. .Lry,tu.—lts . ofkee tofiepaiate
purities from the life current, the blood, and
to secrete bile. how apparent the neeesbity
for health's sake is tbo proper performance
of its functions. If diseased, it cannot puri
fy the blood. which, if sent to the lunge,
brain and every part of the system, in a mor
bid condi tiou, will produce jaundice, insanity,
consumption, e,to , etc. ;,aud by withholding
the stimulus from the intestines, produces
4yspgysia piles and many other disorders.—
Delicate females and weak childrep,are made
strong by the use of the constitution,Bitters
In fact, they are, a family medieine ; they
can be given to the child of three. months
old, the indisposed female, or a person of
three score and ten.
SPECIA NOTICES.
BUFF A ROB ES.
L A RGE LOT assorted tottelecof BuS.
No Robes, and a few XX Whale,Robes, ntll
be sold cheap at ' UPDEORAWS
Her, TIM ' AND Mows FacionT,
OpposituVVaalungton Boar*. •
Hagtratoi , h, Md.
& HORSE BI I ANKE'IS,
AV Ali [ETV of new Patterns, coalmen to beet,
grades at UPDSORAPF'B
HAT, Fua, AND GLovi
Ilageratown, Md.
MMZUM2
r t INK, Sable, Fitch, Squirrel,, French Sable,
and a variety of common Furs,all stiles, and
prices. Astrachan, Angora, Ermine, Swan Down
and , Sable Trimmings, Fur•irimmed Hoods, and
e'ery other article in me Fur or Trimming line for
ladies' wear at UPDEGHA FF'S
Fun FACTORY,
Opposite Washington Home.
Hagerstown, Md.
N. B. All fore are warranted na represented, and
tio resurrected furs sold in our esloblishment.
OLD FURS
v,SURREC FED, cleaned altered and repair.
.11.4 1 1 ed in the best manner at
' I.3PDEORRAPH's
Fun FACTORY,
Opposite the Washington Douse.
agerstown, Md.
GLOVE FACTORY.
WD are mannlatcuriug the,popular Gloves
of the day, including , great Dog Skin
Glove. 20110 Ladies 'and 3000, Gents' have Worn
these goods of our own make, They will tell you
they are the best glove they ever wcra, almost as
neat as a . kid glove and five times as durable, and
made only at
VEG.IIA Pfl's
GLOVE AND,fI3TI FAOTOIIV,
Opposite the Washington touse.
lisgeretoten, Md.
TO CONSiilkirriVES.
THE Advertiserdiaving , been regtored to health
in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after hav
ing suffered several years with a severe lung effee.
Lion, Sri & that dread disease, Consumption—is anx
ious to okalio kripwn to his fellow -buffeters the means
of cute.,
To nO, who, desire it, he will rend a copy of the
prescription nseal (free of Charge; , Wittrthe.diroc.
Lions for preparing and using the same, which. they
wilt find a btitlie OUltEr FOR CONBIIMPTION4 ASTIEIMA,
bainipurris t etei .The object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread' information which be conceives to he in
valeable end he hopes every aufierer will try .hit
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
a hiassi.or,•' .- • •
eartiis Wishing the prescription, will• please id.
theseßay. ED IN Ala?, A.
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Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York. ,
ERRORS OW YOUTH.
A; UEN i LEMAN who suffered for• years from
Nevelt! Debility, Premature Deeahand all the et.
fectii of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of
sullerAng humanity, send free to all who need it, the
receipt and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. snfbrere wishing to proAt
by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addren.
Mg, in perfect confidence,
JOHN D. OGDEN,
TM 1 41 No% 42 Cedar street, New York,
On Um 14th nit., by the Rev J.' Price,
Mr G.Nottoli W. SLY ID.ER, to Miss 11AR,
RIFT OTAM Y.
On the, .16th ;not , by the same,, Mi.
ABRAH' GRAVE, of Antrim tp., to
Mies ELIZABETH, DEA.RDORFF, of
Shady Giove.
Oa the 11th- by the same, Mr.
ISAAC, RIIWLESPIEROER to Miss, JO.
ANNA lIEN2 4 9I(M;oi Quinsy ' . •
On the 18th inst., in Unambershurg. by e
Rev. 8. Barnes, Mr. , D. BRAINARD Kik,
BY to Miss A. OORDRLIA IfORB,ES.
TM] .T401X14.
Near Welch Run.' November 21;1869;
Mies CLAlttl' HELEN WOLFF, aged
22 years, 8 months? and 28 &ye. • ,
Suddenly, on the 22d in 4, hia s e at.
deuce in nont4Ornery. township,. MAT.
TnEw nvpi, at an advanced , km
PaiLADELinTA Viesdny,' ;goo: 23. 1869,
—The Flom; narkiit gritatli
and in Bathe desoriptibbe we tedude our
quotatiais fully 12ielfibbl, itith lbe retnaik
that there isihvldeittgykinota t itititietY
festett by !mete There hi..
no intitiity ter shipteentkatid eitly'a Mediu.
ate d034(1 from theloestirada, the bnilitot
whosd purehaschi Of. the , *atilt
, griitteir of Wititer *beta salei'er
4100.-bbiti Wedeln supertimi at 65; 100 'Ala
Peensylvapia do. at 1545. _ • _
— Oll
the Wheat market_enktie-roduotAdr.iluota z .
-
•
dons lig2o taia bl s Xloo` bb's
and prime Dela Ware red at 01.84@i1..80 .8,-.
500 bus lietinsylvania do. 'al '51.05(4)1 37 0 -
chiefly at, the former rile; :tied; 00; 101),:
Indiana white at $1.40. Rye'
81.07@1,10 ip bile:fop :Western.. The re 4,
ceipts'of old Oorn are lightobut now, Otumea
ferward more freely. The Wilk of the latter,
however,. is. •
very dapiii aimi - totallt ;tele
shipment. 'Bales Of1;0001 ltu&bld
08©1 10 ; 1,500 bus Western Milted at.
8.1.051.00, and 8.000 bits new yellow at.
87®98, mostly at the latter late. Oats are,
in fair reiltlist at hilt pritiea...A 8016e_td7,0001
bus Westerp,and Penosylvattikat
the latter rate for light. No.ialee ,were re
ported lel Barley =or Malt; .; ' , -, • ",:
SE,EDB.—Cloverseedittin good' request;.,
and prices are well sustained; , sales of 100.
bushels at 6707.50. for fair and' strict!
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A Cough, Obia o Sh e
•
,„ Requires immediate 'satiation, as deg,
.c.. o ivY! l /•lect often 'ilkhltri
Q z' a' Lung IJisesse. • •• •
RONCI -114 *
b• Brown's itipndaia/ Troches
• 'Almost invarinbly,give instant relief.
For. Bronchitis,- Asthma, Asthma. Catarrh. Con
sumptive and Throat Disetiees, they have a seeth
ing effect. • ' •
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS ta
thOnn to clear end strengthen tho voice.
Owing to the good reputation and Ropularity of
the Troches, many worthless and cheap imitations,
are offered, which are good for nothing,_ Be aura to,
obtain the TRUE . •
Srown'tsk Woe
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
nov, 19. 6th
PUBLIC SALE..
iiNF. subscriber will sell et puhlic sale, on ()AT..
UltDAi r . DECENIIOIII Itl, 1869, his HOUFO,
and Lot of ()round, sotuateil on 'Leitdisbuig Sues!,
Waynesboro'. The Itoprovetoents are a story and
a half, Brick /Louse, wi'h basemen:, Hog P.n,
Choice rruit 'rho property is in good
TfPair., Nile to tOilifilenCt. st - Lo'clock on said day.
Porous wishing•to view the property, ber.,we the
day 4 stile will plaase call on A. 1L 13toler, 'Who.
qecttßies the house
noe 26.
W ASgINT,ON HOUSE,
€onzint escort, AND gIiAII3IIT Evraxim,
CH.k.MBERSBITRU, PA,
JOHN. LAN TZ ; Proprietor.
Thu House hail, Nen recently aped im? onew,
.the .
Tables nre suppled with the btet the market atToitis;,
!tad this Bei supplied with the choicor(•Litittors...
Travellers will t 4.1 rt couvenieist_to tho Raltroad
Popot,, n0v.,26 tiro
AL Ir., NOTE
..lEDERSONB Who gaud tiatSa at; die sale or de,
i•ubseriber, last spring, aro ncitifigd..tha the
smite ire now duo. l'hrisO for, Washioaton,
tgwn
ship hove be n left at the store of ,Araiielson,,l3s.n.
edict tit Co., "ssi,..thi' for Q W
uincy.,w s tiskie t .tilobe ,
store of E. B. trige.,.• •-- Quiaey.. Ppmpt. pay-.
moot is regilestetl.
nov 26 3w OHN LANTZ,
®Y of
of Bonk
in the se
of
who Wan
na Hn tq,
examine
cheap nt the,N. E. Corner of the, Di'arnord. thp•
only More in town 'wherq you can get tinnpli ecf with
the foilowing.arnokse,•viz :
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Candies and Spices,
Trunks, this Its. All Kinds of: Crackers.
Notions, such as , Paper Collars, Ladies' •
Hosiery, Hosiery, . and„Gents';:. , '
Gloves, Gloves, Gents' Paper Cuo',
Suspenders for , soaps and Perfumeries,
Gents and Boys, Kerosene and Cnimmes,,
Canes and Umbrellns i ' - Ink and Paper;
Tobacco and Cigars, Pens at d Pencils,
. . ,&c.,, &c , &c., eic •
'and every thing pertaining 'to 'this ' business. At
fresh supply just reevved.apd very Chatted' cab',
Doilt fair to 'can." L • . •;;. ), , .
nov 19 ". ' CLATIENGE ZI, DEAV ER..
American Combination.
BUTTON-HOLE ; OVERHEAMING
szurtwo 2/140Z.,
THE FIRST AND ONLY BUTTON. :
HOLE AND SEWING MACEILNE COM.:
BINED IN THE WORLD THAT CAN;.
DO ALI, KukID•S OF SEWING NEED
ED IN THE FAMILY, FROM THE GOARB.
.EST CLOTH TO THE FINEST FABRIC.
It mill wo* henutifal Button.BOles, Eyelet.,holee;,,
Embroider over the edge, dcrouvertniaming," as by
hand. Also, all kinds of Stiebing, Hemming, Vora...
ing, Foiling, Braiding, Binding, BEM inganeking,,
Gathering and sewing on ; this is certainly in ad r.
vance of all others. LT CERTAINLY ,HAS
EQUAL.
A. 8. ADAMS,
orArszatone, PA; ;
AGENT FOR FHANKLIN LIUUN, TY.
N0v.12,1869. • " "
.
STICAT ''SIEFEEZ:
CAM k: to the pre - him/rot. the -aubsenber;, Lving
hk Quincy, about the last of beptember, a huge .
Ing bite KIM. 11 10 OWDer: i sprate
properfy., pey ehergee;aud takiehittr serer- -
- "no: a* AIISRMAIDSMDICER.:, „
- WO/3 - 344W ,
tLAME to the ' pram:dies of the debicillietiotaiß
iidlayeekhoro!,shettl..the AbaK,,of ARP'In b a r;
large lit'hiceAtiOat. • T.tte% owner ,4 ": 1 0 ,11 0
protterogierty, pay, charges hail take: lum .
4 0 1 t. 4 3w HENRY FL N W..;f , '1
GEO. STOLER.
G. V. Motia t Atjto..
rtielps
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