•mirdishlraironis
Auniliao 7,
J;liekel, who siuteti irk the Bev. ;
deli murder some yeses ego f :dimi,'ili the - 4 1,U;
but,. polliteatisq recently.;,.
tertasti eod Dourhei•tif; 'tiro ivotkl-be
ositosios of Brootsi are trirorir- - , -, thelormer
esoe.otatiog theirs, aud_tha latter ireaviog
Iticiiiief.° •
A colored woman in Illinois
$2OO damages ' from-the Chien o,_& North.
westernraii*,4: ipi:i..4lp,::i!!ii,.4F, i *petwage in
the ladies' ear. , 1 • r
,igh,talthe:•Suprerne Court of . Penneylirri.
+Dia en Monday the hearing :of the motion -for
s new trial of Dr. Bobeeppe • Wisloatponed
until Februnry.22d. ,
decrease of 14,812_,751 92
public debt durini December is ME. 'Bout--
well's New Year's announcement to the peo
ple of the United States. -
.= • . negro (pc , :yeara - n tae e
arrest in Salisbury, Md., charged with killing
an infant intrusted to her care, by giving it
ke'reseue oil in its milk. •
16.,Rettunv of the Texas election have
been repeived from the entire State, aud
render it certain that General-Davis the-lie
publican candidate fur Governor has been
elected, •
-
Harrisburg on Tuesday. Hon. B. B. Strang,
Republican, of Tioga County, was elected
speaker of the 'house; Clerk, Jas. - 1 4 .
tridge Eergeant.as•Arres, Thos. Wilson;
Door-keeper, J. U. ; Messenger, W.
W. Gibson. ____. _
The Senate met at .-
8 o'clock and elected
Chag. S. Mum $ . aker and G. W, Ham-
ertly Clark.
seublr. Stanton, it is eaid, leaves only his
home in Washington to his iamily—a son,
— Whole - already a lawyer, and a second wife,
with three young children. When be went
• into the Cabinet he had meena 'and tut in.
come of 820,000 year., but his salary of
$BOOO didn't support him ; he drew on his
reserve , ha bad no interest in Contracts; and
when the war was over, and he left the
. Cabinet, he found buena' a poor man, and
obliged to go to 'work in his - prniessien.—
Some Now York:geotlemfte, Oen . the war,
offered him $1.00,000 but he refused to re.
cave this or any other sum. At a meeting
at the Mitten 'uf Moo. Samuel — Hooper in
Washington, moatures Were taken for placing
one hundred thousand.dollars to , the credit
of Mr. &tiptoe's family by Now Takeo,—
President Grant heads the list with one
'thousand dollats.
'Cr/Intelligence from tltah shows that
Brigham Young's opponents inside of the
Mormon Church are not yet silenced, but
that on the contrary, the schism is gaining
strength and its upholders boldness. A
large and enthusiastic meeting of the rebels
from Brigham's Government was held et the
town of Ogden, Utah, on Friday night, and
was addressed by Harrison and Godbo, the
publishers of the Utah Magazine,- and orig
inal inciters of the division. Like wise men,
they are preparing to spread their views
- through the medium of a newspaper to be
established to support then. Some startling
exposures of 'Young's rule are promised, and
as Harrison and Godbo were .formerly high
in the rule's councils, we may have some
revelations of the cloth ways of Mormon
Gavertunent.
I=l
igaituancial authorities aver that' the
"crisis" in money matters that was appre
hended by everybody is not going to happen
at all. The reason is that business men
everywhere have been shaping' their . course
in such a manner as to weather the expected
blast as safely as possible, nod the result is
that the stroke itself is likely to be averted.
It would be better to say, perhaps, that it
has been deferred, for if people begin again
to launch out on the , system .
..cf *peculation
and heavy expendituisa that has prevailed
&or some years plot the penalty will be sure
to cuwe upon us. We are obviously getting
'ready for the let:eruption of specie payments,
and until Out is accomplished wtiney will
continuo to be scarce and dear.
Stobs.The otee of the Fulton, be,wocr at, in
l'ilallonuelsburg, was totally destroyed by fire
on the morning of the 23d ult. Tho fire is
supposed to have originated from a bile 9f
ashes under the Office. Almost everything
99 The forma were o9the piesS. al
Aoost reatily to go is NOTii, IWIL wear down
month the press.
igrOnt of ,del)t, every e4pcnse you get is
your own ! you ruuy .took on it with unallayed
Nensutions of riviit to sure or bpeaci. it,! , to
-Mina into uuy fashioil or pleasure it is equal .
to. debt-your mousy - n'oi your
own. It belongs to him to.whout due
—to bits patiently toiled for it—earned
it. . • t .
'
or Another obit State may be ailed lo
the galaxy of the tillen before the termina
tion of the proent',iitratiion of tonsreee.
:Muted° le the territory thetiiiike . trktreelii-,
ca fe ! ' in tire honor! and, tligayies ofici EOV.
ereign'Sitife: It *lll be I , 'Obariti,l
iqr
both britches of .Congiies, • oo separate
otteamiona, passed bills for the 4:sluice of
that territory, but I'resitlent Joiliron, on
2ir4tl; edeaticiue, inierpoied hie t brutO veto.
~^~
~'C~ ,
ser Wh uodeyotrstl4l tbs. Ale Fair at .
Leitorsburg tor i.'fieltoefi of file - 'Baba - at
4 4tscPisee - tßoved qui mom:
Altars
,to town:patrons forttioliberptreeoptiork they
Igoe himYotr New Yeetio
requested to attend ,a public meeting at the
Town Hall to•tliorro ' w (Saturday) afternoon,
at 3 P. M,
•
Adams County, has purchased a property in
( d 'harobersburg for $3,500, which be pur
poses of euppiog atter The first of April next.
LE(ITIIRR —A Temperance Lecture will
be delivered in the Reformed Church
of this, place, on Thursday evening, the
2Cith.inst, by the Pastor, Rev. Mr. Hibsh
man.
DissaitrizoN.—The firm of Messrs. Ad
ams & Hawker bas been dissolved. The
latter is now doing business near the end of
Blest Main Street. Advertisemeet nest
week.
EAAE CHANCE —A few eight day and
thirty.hour cloche, superior quality, warrant
ed for two years. They cannot be replaced
at the present pikes. IF you . want a bar.
gain call 80G0 at ALEX. LEEDS'.
seiriVagons cannot run without . wheels,
boats without water, bullfrogs without legs;
or papers earned on everlastingly without
money, no more than a dog can wag his tail
whenie haw none.
MILD SOO:- Leas week Mr, Henry C.
Gilbert sold his Min property on the turn:
pike West of. town, to Messrs. Jacob Neuf.
wan, of this vicinity, and John Horner, of
London, fur the sura-otilo,ooo.
rE'The present winter, like the last one,_
has thus far belied all the cold weather
prophesies of goose bone, beaver, muskrat,
bird-flight and other examiners. • The frigid
predictions that circulated so freely a month
ago are seen no more.
PM-
A Cormsxox.— We understand Leiters
burg street was recently the scene of a "speck
or trouble." A Bachotor (hope our carrier's
address is not at fault) threw a basin of dirty
water on a young lady: A Levy of old maids
should take this crusty chap in hands, at
once.
&MD..- Levi Sanders last week purchas
ed of Mrs. Shoop her house and lot on
West Main' Street for the sum of $2,000.
The house and lot on Leitersburg Street.
the property of Mr. Geo. Stoler, was also
sold privately for, the sum of $B5O. Put , '
chaser, Jacob .Foreman.
TUE WEATHER...--A lain storm of• unu
sual violence prevailed. hero on Saturday
night and Sunday last. On Monday morn•
ing water was found to the depth .of several
feet its many cellars
.in:.town, and the
streams iu the neighbo;hood were so much
swollen as to be impassable where it was
necessary to ford them. The temperature
of the atmosphere has since been more winter.
like.
TEE BREW Housz.-0a Saturday morn.
ing last Mr. A D., Gordon took possession
of that ancient "town institution," tho Way•
nesboro' Brewery, our old friend and patron,
Mr. Goo. Fourthman retiring,-therefrom.—
Mr. F. bad owned the propertyand operated
the Drewery for upwards of thirty yecirs:--
tooe'duce lio required the rePutatiOn of
turning out a superior article of beer, and
Jou* ready saleforit in. i this and adjoining
counties. We understand ho purposeiturn
ing his attention to farming in the ; future.
MS.POtombuv Lodge, go. 75, 1.9. 9.'F ,
op tbeir last regular, meeting night appropri
ated•tho stun of 827, for the relief , of three
destitute families dour towti. It Will there
fore be seen that the charity of tbitt institu
lion is not oonsned • to the destitute of the
Order, atone, but is given, without stint, .in
toy worthy dirnotion, and is worthy of emu
lation by"tithei institutions:—Public Opin•
tar New Woe's Day- was observed by a
portion of our' eitisentratt
morning :number ; Of, 3404 mon. q►ppeared
on iboteebaidi rand in flitastio garb, and for
savers! hours "treated : cOnaidereble" excite•
Mane, and merriment sononi Sul:culla
poition of our population. Good order
marked ,tte day and evening, althongh the
streets *ere at 'dines oonsiderably thronged..
„I.4)C4i_ MATTERS,
iii,2;Seal . ii"isOiiiip' . 4eit. if inlt46 silo' by'
Itiothir •
la. A lbag'e,,of Ica Blip abbot being,
.
establialied Chamberisbft'
• -rut ,Tho—Morohaot near
Leiterel;urg belonging to David M. 'Detrroh.
See notice. .
par We refused the request of a , friend
fait Week for what we deemed Satisfactory
reasons, which we will Make itiotra to liim
on some future-eicagion.
Ramp gALE.—Speeial attention_ WAIN
rected.to the ealo of taluablentock and oth
er peteobal propetty, by Jas. IL Clayton, to
be found'in to•day'e paper., ' . .
Itt.—We regret- to loath that our 'young
Woad, David H. Hafleigb, has been corn.
polled .to retire from the Tailoring business
on account of declining health.
MZETING.-All Damage Claimants are
IME=1:1!1:1:1
OM=
A filuarttrux.—llev. I. N: HaylVitf .
tebtral tnihylailea Church, of Chatia44.
burg, vrit .vititi an agreeable surphM on
ow Yeilw's Eve: The oongregatitift;', lll iiii 4 "
berlng abVut one hundred persoirei*mieedt
nd to hie residenoe, bearing baskeiii 4 beo ,
dles, &d.„,two Wagons followed centehring`
ilonr,meal,hutter; eggs; turkeys, chickens,
ducks, dte.. dto. it lie l Atfie'Ninioli
hit ; overtiolt;
dress, coat;limittriVest; bootil 111311 slippers;
fov the parson; to , ct l ery article ; of clothing
"needed for thereat - Of the lainiii---eVeri
the baby had glieri' to it. - There
was everstaineto'ffll tile'wardro he' end Mehl.
dent 'i - 0Pre 33 014,* r` ~I , _" 7
the,eosi bin- -, rdow* to 1; 11 1 1 4-44 :I . R• l 4t l e
ones . tic crack.; !Aft: H. made _ a ,iiesrr,''alitilis
"talle'of thanks; taids‘Retr. 'leeireat . offered
up an approir'illiioo; eftOr 'WP3)! there
was a kind . Of:lovp-ipast:ce,:sonre of ::tho ex
cellent cake provided for the` orMailon,
11111=1::=111
Virnt .of Gotta *nu
t:ponied at 'Cllaiihetabik4i 'Monday the
17th inst. 'llo:l:6llpiiiins: JO a iiet of the
aro fto
__m_the townekipa pi Wotan..
and Quincy .
Grand Jurors-=Johnßatitiiiaid, 1310. F.
Funk,' John' tenry Gilbert, Geo.
W. McCleary, Jo4n Weistling.
Traverse4nrora—llenry Deardorff, Geo.
Dull, Melchor Elden, John Fleintifingeri
Geo. Knopper, Simon Lechrone, G. W. Mo
'Gioia'', Jacob J. Miller, Jacob Mentzer,
Wm. 310C:cary, David Spielman, E. Snyder,
eter Whitmore Uttar ._l3aer, _Ben'. Bur.
ger, Jas. H. Clayton, Samuel Frantz, Aaron
Funk, F. M. Funk, Geo. Heaggy, Wm,
Knepper, 11+•G. Minters, Jacob Price, Abrm.
Price, Wm. Pennell, Andrew Shank, N. Spi•
- die, Wm. Stull.
Drat n_for—an_Adjourned—Crt,_ to_l•
held on the Nat of January, 1870 ,
E. S. Baer, FrederiCk Cook, D. lit. De.
trieb, John S. Duey, Louie • Stull, Abrm.
Snowbergekr, Jacob IVeinek
REcEms.—The follnniug is out list of
receiptalor_subsetiptiou for the month of
December
Geo. W. Young,
Samuel Johnston,
John Withers,
Jacob Grove,
Becks
)laco.. ,eek - ner,
John R. Sellers,
E. J. lioobrake,l q , . 400
Jacob S. Good, 2.00
Geo, IVise,2 00
•
•
Fred'k: roremao, 9.00.
Daniel Oiler, ' - 2.00
Amos M. Funk, ' 200
John Lesher, (of C) 2.00
0. W. Logan ; 2.00
G. H. Johnson, 2 00
p. 13 Plass'', . . 4.50
Jos. Mentzer, 1.00
A. E. Hammaker, 2.00
J. Wo ff, . .2 00
Catherine A. Hoover, 2.00
A. S. Oiler,B. o o
H. S. Troxell, 5.00
Dr. T. D. French, 2.00
Jackson &lieu, _T.75
John 11. Smith,. Esq.,, — 1:00
T. Nicbodemus, 2 00
Jacob Summing, 2 00
H. W. Funk, 2 00
Joe. Gossort, 1 30
w, a. Miller, 5 00
Abrin. Mickley, 2 00
Dr. W. D. Lechler, 4 00
John C. Smith, 2 00
John Spangler, 2.00
FARM PURCIIASED.- Our neighbor, Mr.
John Walter, •recently purchased of Mr.
Daniel Mentzer .a small, but well- implored
farm near itagerstown. containing thirty
acres; for the sum of $7,000: The property
is a • vuluable one, lying within,a rhort die•
tance of the Western Maryland Ilailroad,
and near the Hagerstown and Leitersburg
turnpike. Mr. W. will therefore cease In
be a citizen of our town after the first of
April next.
m. List of °Anis of 'Cocas Tribe ~No.
101 Improved Order of Red Nun, to serve
for the Present Term, commencing 3d Sun,
Cold Moon, and ending 27th liot' Moon, G.
S. D. 318 .
Sachem, W. A..Ptice,
Senior Sagamore, W. A. flonstine,,
Junior Sagamore, J. L. Weagly,
Chief of Records, J. B Russell,
Ass't Chief of Records, A.D.Morganthall,
Keeper, of .Wampum, W. J.' Bickel, •
Prophet, Geo. F. Lfdy.
IIoTELs.-- . -Qui friend, E. S. Shank,' of
Mt. Alto, has purchased the good will and
fixtures belonging to the Montgomery }louse,
in Chambersburg, and 'is to take possession
of the property in Match bext.
Geo. Miller, a' resident of The State of
lowa, ,bas leasectthe Eio s tel at 21 L. Alto f now
kept by Mr. Shank;
wk.. The weather for some rime hag, con.
tinned cold . and disagreeable, but not cold
enough to fort:dice for cutting. Our hotel
and 'restaurant keepers are beginning to de
spair of getting, .tbeir .usual -Eapplies, and
will avail themselves of the first oppowtu.niq
ihOuld one offer, of filling their houses. •
A Milwaukee man gate hie. wife et fifty
dollar greenback a few nights. ago `for: safe
keeping. and she concealed it in the coffee
mill. In the morni*the htitshittid ground
the ado° and made rather au expensive cup.
A. fellow in Kansas, who Was ducked
,by a
parcel of boys for•hettiog his Wife, sued them
ler•damages:' The magistrate , promptly or•
dered them tn duet bins tab?.
Tho fainous trotter, Flora Momle, althriugh
thirty years or age, (modulus to' raise little
Tenteles. ;•
k i !s,4o, is:- It hastrepeatedly
eiiihkilhitsther of Dr. Soh cuppw
v.,4,,eseape a threatZ
ea.44'tiiirtiatitt44iijOiiii4i'iii the"' allegad
tafged"Will Otilikfitiolitietlitili., be being a
tritbeitiirt-the will Here% it 'Abe reverend
gentleman% Os** tir'lhatie
I lawn beard with deep indignation of l
thwstrunktroldeh-ther.eastnies- - of -nry -sew)
Dr PatO.Aotpxspypt,h4ve.adq yPog him an d
Me by ptibjielit and .Oi iuttiropieseeling
the causes of my view '
of the: grave coosequences of‘ the . ; deliberate
!hi 'that #, as the' father
• Sehcoppi,
had left. my. OW maim to the :mercy „of, ki5•...412-
otmers,-.thus.implyiug that I too, deemed biro
guilty of rho wtsai beinott4 crime of ' l / 4 1hiolt
he is accused,' I hereity'solumnly and Pitt-blip
ly,thrlare all such accusations to bc
'di call ot
oonktegittoil, MoD
tree!, Made' to" Me before beeluse I
felt, unable to discharge the duties' OE'
Christian tviinistar in a
,pity where my son
hid been falsely., convicted: of a crime of
which • he ia innocent. • With regard to. the
st#l9f4tja*Stiniteelte I can only . tepeat the
declaration Made by 'Me in writing abOta .
Graham,three mouths ego to Judge in' Cal.=
lisle. io response to his remarks about the
• enuideness_of_the_wik_romarhasthieli__witi,
e unwarrante , an. tom $ unworthy of an
impartial nudge;—That Miss .Stiononite did,
in my presence, subscribe her name to the
document, and that. I, With, Day men bands,
signed my name to it, without knowing at
the time the contents of the will. This I
declare for the vindication of truth and jus•
tiee and to repel all wicked and malicious
slanders, F. Se ti's,
Rcang. Lutherao. Miniver.
Montreal, Dcc. 2b, 1869,
iog the old year depart and the new year en,
ter has been religiously observed by this
Methodists from the days of Wesley. This
custom is said to have originated iu the fol
lowing manner :
treewas t he l
in a certain locality were in the habit of hold
ing meetings until a very late hour in the
night, and was called upon Lo suppress t e
innovation. He declined to do
. so, but in
order that he might be able to understand
the matter more thoroughly he sent word to
the brethewthat he would "watch ' with
them on Friday sight before the full moon
He was present at — the — appointed — time-and
preached at eight or nine o'clock. and then
continued the meeting with songs and prayer
until after midnight in the midst of a throng
of people, The meeting received such favor
that it was iiitrodueed lute other places, and
was held once a month, hut finally came to
be held annually, and the last night of the
year was selected.
66 00
4 00
5 00
9 00
6.00
5 60
The largest saw mill in the world is at
Orno, Me. It is 440 feetiong, 66 wide, has
four gang saws, 5 single saws, 3 circular-saws,
5 lath machines, 1 shingle and clapboard
machine. it saws daily 200,000 feet of lim
ier, 200 000 laths, 10,000 shingles Ptid 4,-
000 clapboards, and by requirement of law
burns _up-about 120 cords of waste wood each
day. It rents for $25,000 dyear.
There never was a time when those who
are extremely nervous and debilitated, could
procure a , medicine so sure to relieve them
as at preset. The country has been flooded
with trash called l3itters, but Seward. &
Bootleg, in the Constitution Bitters, have at
tained.the pre-eminence, and today they
stand as the greatest and most popular Bit._
tent in the world. and if used according to
directions, will be sure to invigorate and
thereby steady the nervous and debilitated
ltrerer.
Isabella, of Spaip, pays $20,000 a mouth
for board.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUFFALO ROBES.
A LARGE LOT oFsortagrades of Prime Buf
jilL
fJn Bolles, and a few XX Whole Robes, will
be sold cheap at IDWEGBAFF'S
HAT, Fua, AND Move FACTORY,
• Oppo,ite Washington House.
ilagcratown, Md.
BIB;GY, sLEIGH, & 1.1011611 BLANK ETs.
A VA II i'l:'PF of new Potterng. common to best
II ; grades at UPDLGRA FPS
HAY, FUR; AND Cirl i OVß FACTORY,
tilrtatottlq.
lter INK, Sable, Fitch. Squirrel, Frer.ch Sable,
gg and a variety of common Furs, all styles. and
prices. Astrachan, Angora, Ermine, Swan Down
and Sable Trimmings, Fur•trirumed Hoods, and•
every other article in the Fur or Trimming line 14
lades' wear at UPD It A F'S
• Fete FACTORY.
Opposite Washington House.
Hagerstown, Md.
•
N. D. All furs are warranted as represented, and
no resurrected furs sold in our establishment.
OLD FURS
RESURRECTED. cleaned altered and repair
ed in the best manner at
UPDEORRAPH's
FOR FBOTORT,
Opposite the Washington House,
isgetstown,
GLOVE FACTORY.
11 aro raanutalcuriug all.the populir Gloves
of the day, including the great Dog Skin
Glove. Wlo' 'Allies end 3000 Gents 'have worn
these goods of our own make. They 'will tell • you
they are the bent glove they ever vvure, almost' as
nest as a kid glove and five timer; as ,durable,
,and
made only at •
, 'Gwyn AND FOR rACTDftr,
Opposite the Wiehingtan douse,
• Hager town,
Alp cossumerivEs
TH E Ailveitiser, having been required to health
in a - few weeks, by 'n very simple motet?, after bay
ing suffered several years with a severe lung airee
tion, and that' dread disease; Consumption—is anx
ious to make known to his tellow-su deters the mane
aims%
To all who desire it, he will send a*copy of •the
prescripiion used (tree of char;ej with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
wilt find a suss cuss volt Coaktriterion,
ilhoicuivis, etc. The object of flie adsertieer in
seeding the
,PreacriPtinn is to henel the'lifficted,
antiopi esti. inforniatinit which he conceive* to be in
valuable ;ire& tle topes every sufieret will try bit
remedy,' as it *ill cost them nothing, and ,ry, pulse
li bles4iier.
- Parties wishing the .prenriptiori, will.illeaFe 'ad
dress Rim. EDWAULJ A.
mayl4] WilliumsOurg, liitige New York.
...100:114104S, OF i lrot
GEN 'riii),stipitieti 'Yetiis trent
Nerioiur Dphility; Pronouns 'Decay. anti all the el
feet/ of yodthful nisliseret tor ,thit sake• of
waning hunvinityvaesid 'free 40. a lit3v#tt,smd;ii, the
receipt.. nnd directions : Or prikirw ltln .napear t vedy
by whi e b he was lured. Map:silo ientlng t4:o6dt
by the, advertiser's experience, can do dy'iddiess
ing;in poirect eentlztance. 4 - ' I -
JOHN B. OGDEN,. •
mss #1 o• 1.7.4;,.,du r *trot, new York.
4.
tom of watch
J. A 1 Ma' FURS.
T3EM
„ „
Btd:, hie I.Bth , of
trhijimbet fastebt R. ittfr. 'l.lnruei
, Mr): ' t
WV44IGLErk, forth' rlyi
On the m'cl ult, 13iit'ronitt4 .
441 , ..1 1 1{,A1 KLINIVRIWIWRAtOi7.iet
,11 4144EV-Ij r , y.Q0 1 4 , 0di
ton county ;
bylbe--RoiT,-*-16Ev-Pe '
Moyer, Mr. FitANKLIN BENDER, to
Siee . l.4die J. Welsh' both of Waynesboro”.
, .
A one dollar "gietibbiiiii,," a haedsonie
.1 3 !ifeddi aeoompanied
gigt 4497 03 , PA Ogg, fq, °P.,! : ,Plete.T. VINT.
Sv
friend, Frank,. will accept onr,.thanka. may
it be his lot, with * Alit of lila fair "partner,
-
4 experfenee a itiottperous en Hippy voyage
over
,the'troisbled Alf* tuatritneoy, and
when done rvitli eifit4.4oifdt lil.,kiniott in
the shodekof • , ;
BALTI monk, January 4, 18i1i.4-BREAD
STUFFS:-We'botine nioreaotiriiy ib flour
this •morning, sales being reported on Change
- of - 2;000, , bb1a City Mills Mara *ie.-Rio at
$5.75, end to the, lent • trade , of? •bbis.
Howard Street Estra in lots at 85.6005.75;
'itimk-4.0:10.13411F-dil5r 1 -atkqr -Pititif7kthear.
$6 25. to $7 'Per bbl.'
WHEAT. , —Tho market- watr.• quiet.' this
morning, and for Pennsylvania red. price§
were slightly off, 4,500 bushels prime selling
at 1290139 otti. • !Cheri were no'. prime or
choice samples , Marylrod fed - at market, but
we notice sales 011 3 000 bushels fair, do. at
125@138. ots., and; a small lot fair ,white 'at
133 eta., which comprises all the transactions
reporte.'
CORN—Was steady, though less sotivia
this morn*. The reeeipts were 14,000
-busbels- ' -and-we tittte.eales , - - ssAeillows, vis •
5,000 bushels white at 80186 eta.; 3,500,
do. at 90 eta , and 2,000 du. yellow at • 90(5-
91 cents.
107 E.—No receipts or sales to day.-
OA TS.--Sales 1,000 busbels'at 54-eta.
SEEDS.—Clover is firm. Sales to day
290 bushels prime at $3.25(0.3.1i per trusb
. el. Nothing doing lu Timothy or Flax.
NOTICE.
NOTTER is hereby given to 'all who itre indebt
ed, to the undersigned, either by note or book
imeoutit, to pay tbeir several. indebtness, as longer
indulgence shobld not be expected. '
I would especially notity ilioieindebted to Inc on
my-kill-Book-to-pay-up. GEO. EVOKE.
•
jan 7-9 w
NOTICE.
•
PERSONS who gave their notes at the sale of
the subscriber on the-10th Mitteh,lB69.are no•
titled that the same will be due on the 10th inst.—
Prompt payment is requested ?
DAVID GILBERT.
jan 7-1114
MERCHANT. MILL FOR RENT,
rippundersigned offers fur rent his Merchant
now in the occupancy , of Martin speck,
situated one mile East of lieitersburg, Md., on the
Antietam. This mill is locatedin a good grain
growing region and has a fine run .of custom.—
Possession given on the first of April next.
DAVID M. 'DETRIOET.
jan T—tf •
1)1114S - OLUTION.
PHE co—partnerstnto Leretotore existing betimen
1 the undersigned in the t.oaehmaking business
was dissolved by mutual consent on the Ist inst.
The notes and book accounts of the firm ire in
hands of Jacob Adams for collection, upon whom
all persens Indebted are re quested to call ar d make
catty element. JACOB ADAMS,
jun 7 r GEO. 11 BIA KER. ,
P BLICI SALE,,
T i i i , L bp ,s ,‘ , . i i a d is4 ,,blie nt il t e t;e pn re S ii tT n i c .T O ß o tO f A J
i Bathes, in Waynesbatce, the foliating articles :
1 PARLOR COOK STOVE.
1 Walnut Breukfast Table. 1 Ofiest, 1 Duughtray,
fi Chairs,2 Bedsteads 1 Wash Tub, Washing Ma
chine, 1 criii bucket, tinware, queensevare, crocks,
Atm Sale to commence at" o'clock on , said day,
when the terms will co made known by
Jun 7 2 Mrs. kl, A. TRITLe.
PUBLIC SALE,
THE subscriber orillOsll at Public Auction, at
his resideree. adjoining the' Borouek of Way—
nesboro', on TUESUAY, JANUARY' 25, 1870,
the bedewing personal property, az:
HORSES
Five draught Horses, one of which it a fine Broad
Mare. two good Wagon and Plow "Leaders. 'Two
bupaitir let B lack Colts.
CATTLE.
Five Head Cattle. including 2 Cum and 3 head of
loung Cat Cc.
:HOGS.
25 liesd of liege, including 2 Fat Hop* 3 Brood
sows and 20 Head of Shotes. A Ibo 3 Wagons,
one good Plantation Wagon. 4 inch tread..one ear
.row tread Wrigon,, one Spring Wagon, I good
Wagon Bed, 1 pair May Carriages, 1 pair Hay
Ladders Grain Drill, I Spring tooth' Rake,
Falling Top Buggy. klluggy Pole I elegant Cot
clog' Itax, 2 three home Barsharo Plows. 3 , Doable
Shoved Plows e 2 Sinatra shovel Plows, 2 Harrows,
one nearly new ; I. good Corn, Voierer,, 3 low
doubletrees. 2 horse tiouble trees, I stogie tree,
jockeys.; fifth chain and rpreeda , 2 pair spreader!.
2 pair butt tr. ices, 2 pair breast chains, 'I j.icksiarew,
1 "Elegant Set olio
SILVER-MOUNTED .DOUBLE HARNESS ,
nearly new.,, 40 , two-hushes' grain, bags,
,2 set*
Ineechbands, 4 sett front gears, bridles. • coning,
halters, 4 fIY rietS;3 Skis 'plow gears. 3 'seta' dung
i.otords (gu o set, new and one eat nearly to.
, •
RN
.9 •
100 BARRELS' CO
it
20 Bushels Cote, 10 -Tons- Timothy and Clover
tlay, I good ; V.'uk stove, No. 0. burns c...tal or wool,
end many.otber,artitnes unnecessary to enumerate.
bale to cu ornence at EV o'ctoek on said day when a
credit of $ titentlti Ulna be :given on alt sum's - of five
dd lair anthiptvarati._ • ' ' •
tAS.•II CLAYTON..
• Li, V. Moss, 4.1;01.
jan 7 3t
- - NOTICE.. • •
TOTICE is heresy givun that the Rotetti given
n.at'my Bah; un the . 24th Feltrusn.,lBlo,. were
due no t5t0.14,11 inst. it , /to paid era or, before-. abe
13th tisy.of,..4snuary,nu t at, lutureA "111, be charged
kern t y. of sato.
ddt 31 3t ' 'JOHN BARBA Ma.
I, • • . ` t ' XECO. TO 4 - o*CttOt ' '.
10141 •li is hereby ale - sill cite litt'etii"fcstiiinent•
ory,te the estate erehtisifier . : 3Vtattle; hi* .'of.
Di . s
iihingtori township. deo'dt; havo beets granted to
the obsrriber. All persons intl&bted to riii,l,.kce
den t. are not;fiqd to ,in elf,,e- psy,oient.. aid ,ad . having
claims will preeent theta prJperly jtethentiostesl for
oddment. • .
der. 31 6t lIENFT:r ItATZ, Efr..
nor 4c ran moo)
4 it
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20 21 ;$9 4gb
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3 4 5 6 T $ 9,
JULY,
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24 25. :46" 89.
81 .
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7 8 9 10 11__19 13.
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NOVEMBEIt,
6 T 8. 10 .11 .12
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Cough Cold or A. Borraalii•Oati
Beg ires immediate attention, as nee'.
4.. 0 ',NA; lect often n=ubs in an incurable
Lung Diver so.
L
B RONG HIA
c_ j Brown's Bronchial Troches --
4'oo\ will most invalidity giveiinLre lie Med
For Bronchitis, ,Astlima, Asthma. i.:ntairh. Conft
sumptive and Throat bivenscs. they litive a sootti.
trig tlfect. .
SINU,ERS nod SPEAKERS a s e
them t 3 clear and sirrgthen the ic.i.
Owing to the good rcimbition,und pepularityl of
the Troches. many worthless and cheap imitations
are offered, which are gond far nothing. 'Be !melte
obtain the TRUE'
Brown's Bronchia): Troches.
SOLD EVkitlltliEltig.
,• - •
nov 19 6m
PUBLIC SALE..
THE subicriher will sell at Public Side. at Fla
rrsidence, one mile nouthweA of Waynesboro',
01/ FRf DAY THE 14TH DAY OF /JANUARY,
the following personat,properth to•wit -
FOUR WORK HORSES,
two of which ere fine brOod mires with foal. bot'a
good plow leaders; 2 Cults rising 3 years;
EIGHT READ ~ CATTLE,
among which are 4 mild' cows; 2 . WAGONS,
one broadtread, the odic? nerroar.wheel, 1 iirstrate
Wagon lied, 1 pair Wood Ladders, 1 pair flay Lad
dere, 1 pair Hey Cerii,igela. 1 Iley Rake. AI Grain
Drill, 1 Hand Corn twolorse Carriage,
1 Coiling Box, nearly new ; •
• .
ONE REAPER.ANO ONE MOWER,
5 Bambino Plows, 3 thee-bon* and 2 OrroUrsei;
4 double abovel Plows. 2 single shover Plows
Harrows; 1 Alorii Coverer. forki anifirakes, 2 threes
boleti double trees,2 two horse double' trees, alat
single trees.'l fifth eliain 'end' Spreaders,. 3 +jockey
sticks, 2 pair butt traces, 1 pair breast chows, :1
jackscrew, 1 Hay. Fork; Rope antl.Polleys, •
SET OF BUCKSMITII TOOLS,
a lot ohl iron.' 2 sets Breechbauda, 3"seia rrtiot
blears. aud !orioles, • halters arid Ay. tiers, '5
sets of now Graers,,l set.dang boartht,'2 grain' oh
dies; 1 good Erbss'-ctir ;:iittl 1 " COok - - Shiva, • 1
Coal etove and Kitctlea'arrd 1 • i)ieing;.'ett,-
birrcla said. ' hogsheads, . end rainy , other
articles tor 'necessary to mention.. :Isle -. 1 4 , .c0m -
LINI/C8 at 10 o'clock on said day, when a crealit.
eight mouths art. be given on all snots of $ll.l arta
upwards: . ,
- . - • .. ,
AXOB 'CUBA
' V. Moto: , 044
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
ss.hstaby given ' t testairornt
bi: • • t ilt r
ary, to,tha, ',State et Oztbeth - 'Oaks; late. of
Wavoesboro'_;l l sl., deed, triintieltd' this
subscriber: All persons indebted to said deesdeitt.
Are s OGC::114::to ißakqiinieu.kuntAll
veal pn4nlllolll properirtidtheittletikMtlettlew,
zaiet. • - • ••,113341452,63.11141141577,, , ... •
dec 34 6ti,
deb 31 lit
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notes a. his val.., Febturey, Attf 9. that thetia,o
hlk iStaa'ots.thet ..,11,1r, , inst.-✓:komp. lisy,asesit 1e.114
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