VILLM RECIAD. W:4l3l.llMaNilitlitiartakr., , , • k'riday,ilatm n u ** 24 , 1/0704 , • Guv • Geary woe i.sitersur" ell for '-titt, otrOuud term 'ou Tuesday t, 41fiiNkiegendef.R.,,*mku!.,i0 , AtkAuch ,, poor 4041th_4hal . he, v.tia 14x!tel i t o tivtipottO ie un able_ to stand. , _ fic4.9lto nrprplus of National Bank notes ibereast4 titille'w York and the banks are i,reaafrigt-ttent - epen h tiovernmeat dealers at five percent'. - . DIIT r °arrant.. , i'aiton:inleigrikin aye the Conaruittne ,af Nays, and Means have detercuinepovlace.nothraeite coal on 'the free lint. vs.; /to Ohio farmer= .being. flaked ithie horses trete thatched, said ::eyee, 'ihey tire watched Brat-rate; one of 'them iti:*;illing to do all of the work,_abd tile other ,is Willing that he , iter Kansas follows the ezatupie, of lowa, and elected 'Mitts Enima Cturpb - elt,'of Topeka, enrolling elerk'in the lover bons - 4316f the , "Revolutions never .go backWe'rel" tg, The lower town of the Mole la.. land Legislature on Tuesday ratified the rtf teenth'Amendment to th'e Constitution, tlike Senate havin -taken similar netionlas6 3une This is the twenty fifth of -the.States•w ire have completed their assent, and Ohio,, Ne braska, lowa and Texas will soon folio*, ma king twenty-nine in ell, or one more than is needed to secure the Amendment. Anfunstott.—The bill to adult - C .- Virginia as a State of the Union, passed the House of Representatives, on last blat.nrday, by •a vote of 90 to 95. It is thought the bill will pass ihe•Senate by a decisive majority. It is said .President — Grant cordially approves the bill and till sign is. The — Rev . :Henry Ward Beecher has committed another of the acts which distin guish him from the level of ordinary human ity. Plymouth Church having recently' voted. that his 'present annual salary of 612,. 500, be increased to s2o,ooo, — he declined irons the. pulpit the addition which was of lath. 105 - On Friday the Minnesota ratifie3 the 'Mienlh Amendment, and on Saturday Molnar action as taken 41:1 Olt Mississippi Legislature. Twetity•five States have now given their assent. Ohio will shortly be the twenty sixth, and but two more are needed, while - ehere are four wboss affirmative action Lie certain. gft.The Coogressional Temperance Socie ty held a meeting at Washington on Monday evening on which . 0008000 Vice President Colfax, Senator Wilson and other' members of Congress; delivered, addresses. Resolu tions were adopted proposing a united and persistent effort by the friends 'of total ab. stioeuce to .form societies throughout the country ,on the 22d of February next. STATE TREASURER.--At the joint session of the two 'Houses of the Legislature, held on last Wednesday fur the purpose of aim ing a State Treasurer for the coming year. General W. W. Irwin, of Beaver, ranning us an independent , eundidato, was elected on the third ballot, over B. W. 'Mackey, of Allegheny, the regular caucus nominee. As — both — gentlotnen are iterublicansthis result caused quite a flutter iu politieal circles and has led to some very ugly charges against certain pertibers of the 83nate and house who i refused to support the regular nominee, ak" State Temperance Convention ,bas ' been called to meet in 'Harrisburg on the Bth of February. Local organizatitins are requested to appoint and accredit delegates, Credentials will bo required from all dosir: ing,:to , take part in Abe deliberations of the Convention. dgtieti delegate-is requested to bring with him $2 as a contribution 'to - the .espeires. ,Delagates, who , desire reduced Railrnad;fare, ,should at once:motif y ,Luther S. Kauffman, Minersville,Schuylkill county Pa., of:thow purpose'to 'Presint—:giving, full iiatue and the Itailioull' over which 'they pass to reach, Parrisbarg. , Alc : will , thenffurtrard,to each,delegate-llie proper or. ''.llBt 'for an excursion ticket -.et reduced mace 'Cook, pastor of •the''Sev.; , Seth :firstit*Mitheilie4 ° Oh nich, York s repent ferind, possessed to the , ittuteltotheventire confidence and- esteem , of iiiiiftodk: arid ffie Ile arks the has ..hana t (4l,a;ino,etrifiiiing wife andhe,ifither t of Anto,ehilaten,..anci ell auppesed , his to be.,a -.A.rfew:dawaince dint). peared, and ..with luau also disoppeared 'a Nies Johneon,sieh;lieidliful, of Genie°, and iespeotAlia l - T a l pri„linidtdgm'enihet Bo leaves lel►yatl:bipa ; wits ,an . children ; be lovidg* :parade syd`•• tbrotliliird una"the faothita, e!, theiio ere. iiihe:l44 . )at .tildt.upen 6tdio :upon 50c,i4„,;,,i. TANNERY 13 uttNtp..77.--Tbe Patine :144 licatu.saye:thttt; bu Ftbe ,, aigi4.tif;thel , th dxtetia44 l Tzttinoily! 11t :'')Xotilskt4, in),hAting Ofeek to County; 44:41eAtrqed f 141 4 ,, 4.4eatteiti from the holler., ,There• was kokre in,urstnett. ou chi Itusitt6,laii beetr i 4bico.t.iinea at tltio 1.44 • Da. SCUCEPPB —The Baltimote-Aincrietra _ Wer . s9adtlyiranstated and pubyalted Are the Nlitkiftxt-,,,WaOpt ~geicuag. a itef*. , 'Sd*tnidt, :of Carlisle, who thweitiedlliat,tte bad aeon in New Yoit who had testified itt the trials in ' f 'Betlin, 'Prus'ida, Where.,,a' Peal Schtnpr? hairbeen convicted of robbery -And forgery.' -Leto:lEllg to_titis statement -the of after receiving a description of the 1)r, Schcoppe who is now in jail et Carlisle, be lieved that he is identic i al with the Berlin forger. • • • • ..Mr.„.Schmidt no* •,waites to-thosßaltintore Wecls! &letter directly contradietins: this theory. lie states, that lie has tsolved the mystery, and bee beyond denbc -proven , thtet The 'alleged murderer •of 31 is Bteindeeke endtie 'Berlin 'et iteinal_are 3'. 4 9 1 /Br -- 1;: - '- • A nek sOttico of informatien"..4B been discovered, dating this week, Wiiieh is hoped will entirely settle tide mystery. -Thera Is in 'Baltimore ellertnati Who is 'from the same village where . the SehmOu family re. flified in Germarm and who was eorStrined in the -church by , the Rev, Sobmppe, the -father of Pant This man go Rio Citilisie, and after seeing the prisoner will be, able, to identify- him, lie states that „ , • . , L er brother Fritz Ititellibintriollermant. =='.ll BABES IN TEE WOOD--A SAD FATE - New Ycar'e day three children, eons b 1 Mr. Joseph Wyhle, a respectable laboring wan, residing near h ompton, :in. 'dame county, N. J., at the base of_the Wynockie Motto tain, left home. for 'the purpose of "going .Hutting" la the ivoodiOn the mountain. `lt was 4 o'elock when they_leit _home, so that their failure to return before nightfall occasioned FAA little alarm After that, how ever, their couticand *absence rendered the distracted parents almost tondo. The fear. ful rain sterna which prevailed during the night and' part of the nest day fearfully in. tensified the teelings et the ,bereaved father and mother, ipasmuch its thetr,little darlia,s had not yet been seen nor heard from On Monday a search was made by a num -her of the country people, but nothing could -dared -- ate - c - omrettl_of_thel-vvitereat • • sing eltildreni whose ages were respectively ten, seven and five years. The entire neigh• borhood at length joined in tho search, and it its not until Tuesday last that the mys tery was solved. The innocent trio were found lying dead, side by side, nu the south side of the nieuri• Lain, some ten or eleven miles Irvin their home. It was quite thickly covered with rimter-where- t he bodies—were_diseov tired. From,. the appearance of the latter it is thought that the children existed for severai days on the nuts they had gathered previous to tieing benighted, anti having lust their way wets °Nei taken by physical exhaustion and starvation, which resulted---imdeath.— The bodies , were rentoVed _to the home of their heartbroken _parents, for wliom the en tire community evince the deepest sympathy. atei;ln the First Branch of the Baltinme - City Council, on Monday the ordinance for the endorsement of the bonds of the Western Maryland Railroad by the oily was passed, the amount to be endorsed upon being in meafled to $1,200,000. Amendments were adopted providing that,if within six months after the ratification - of the ordinance by the votcrs of the city the work upon the road be, mem the oily and Owings' Mills has not been begun, the City Register is directed to "withhold aid to the Company until the work has been commenced," and "that the work and repair shops of the railroad shall be to coed in or udjicent to the city." lltirDespatches from the West show a condition of weather prevailing there which even excels in its phenomena and rapid changes the,remerkable state of that in this. locality. Oa Smithy night st. Louis was visitsd by a tremendous storm of rain, wind, lightning and thunder, the severity ofwhich caused a panic in two theatres of the city.-- A number of persons were injured in the crush, but none 'ale, reported killed. The, t sterta extended throughout that section 'ef country, rand during its continuance , the weather was quite warm, changing afterward to intense cold. The Ohio 'river is rising rapidly, and there urnjears of an inundation alongoits.banks. 04.ve.Q.ity, Ky., eight ,persons were killed.by the tornado. S. Senator Pratt, from Indiana, I:wishes.to resign his teat in the Senat e .— This is'euch a • novelty in• the history of American pclitica, that it is worthy of being ';herulded — ihroughoUt the tand. Another ;singular, but, most excellent" circumstance in this wonderful inan't history, is the foot that he was elected ; Senator' without, soliciting or :ticsiring the : position. Sueh a man shoed he retained mhere.he ie;for it itbarely pos sible:chit another like hiui orill•erer be foetud; auci though he wishes to resign, that fact is strong eVideCtie that, he is ..he right man in the Tight „ • , , • irronainfoN WANTED ;—The ' 4 3leaver ,Arpesaayilr::* Mrs. George Lewis, 131* re. riding in Delaware township, Mercer .Co., N., (POstp,ffme a4dieso, New- Hamburg; Metter so., l's.,) deeirerto les& ol'the res. idonee of a brother Durand Recee,..Martich, who earite from Wales about .eue , -,Vcar, ago to this country. Mrs, J,Jew,is left , Wales in October, 186 q, ir to, tacift•:her Jiirsbind, who i r.- d,sec 4, r :eil, Ivar 44. 'iO', thlS, noaa t rf !• but at. on irn‘ll% . Ore ift4, that PO ,40 . ;:flfl, fsoto icjuries toceived item falling off a' tree in' ! 4 i T4b tof 91.! p•PP 9 Atfr.p ! Lewis, is, iiailficomato, : :X4l4#o4lllnl94 4 Ao4c , is .tioxioui Ao3ltaill Aot , ;i6eritboop sot her biotberliti desires;thelioisiapere of : - ,the ••odroitrjr ' to . pubibth - this;uotipo. .. , LOCAL TATTER • s..tratii,i_ 1 111 p 1;04 • eaten • nd '•vertisekl through the colutuni of !the Recortf take plane act ' T. S.; Filbort, Waynesboro', ...tattuary . 22k thOittpion W neaboto'; '22. Wayoesboro', annual.. 22ti., Jas . 11. Clayton, adjoirting Waynettboro' ' •`: ." : • 3)'avitl - Alinot,.3 miles 1:: "Df AY*YP.ee• boro', January 2V tht Geo. Ilollinberory in WayiThshoto,, Jan. : hilt' utile 'North' d toy, January Datb. - .I,434 , ..l4`iints;tiear b`Uhttttry Suiyely, in irout of the 4utt , #ohrita ry , ilt: Geerge P.; Bittunerti, - 2t . tnirea of Wii:viesb•Siir".;:l 4 )ibiu4t* Bth. ittartin'lNOl..., 2 anilea Southeast of *ray'. De boi9; 11‘larttary . ' GardeirSee4tr et,4mberaods. Or Alien's Lung 1341sam. at Afnberioula •Cr Fahroers Blood Panaboa ht Ambei isorh.. - =._ Breast Pins, Sleeve Buttons and b:undreils of Braeeleta;'at very cheap rates at - • MAL LEERS. : ON HAND YET=A very few , of th ose 4 _l.l. fot two years, at . NOTICE—That y ou ought always go to C, N. Beaver's of your Hats, Shoes and , • , ",. • : a°, , * POSTPONED.---The sale, of personal ,prop• erty •of Mrs. E. A: Tritle, in eonsequetce of the storm on Saturday last, was postponed until to.morrow (Saturday) at 2 o'clock, it M.. Son..—Mr. J. Beaver, of this place, is manufacturing and Felling, Wholesale and retail, an article of Soap, which surpasses anything of the kind now in use. Head a woman's poetical appeal in its behalf in an. otter-column;lind-Call-aruLaccure a "bar? I=2 14'XCHANG6:1". - Several 'weeks since a 13uffalo Rube waa exchanged between this plaoe and - Stnithsburg, - .1bi.90r -- an inferior article. The mhsing roba bud the initials C. A. S. F. on it. The- party having the robe will confer a favor and be liberally re witrqed by Pending it to' this Oleo, where the other can he bad. CATAMOUNT SnoT.—One day last week our sporting friend, Mr. Wm..Benshoff, shot a 'Catamount at Wild. Cat Reek, on the South Moiintain, not far from Monterey Springs, I thirty•six pounds, measured four feet in length and seventeen inches in bight. A paw from the "varmint" ean , be seen at this ufhee. A Visrrott.—Dr. D. A. Stouffer, Surgeon Dentist, of Greencastle, Paid us ` 'a visit .on Monday last. rlie dis a q!ever .young gent and a skillful operator. We are pleas. ed to learn that kis professional services are appreoiatee by the good people of Green; castle. Falai Foil SaLF.."—D. M. Detrieb and Dr. I. N. &lively, administrators of Abrrn. Barr, dee'd, will sell what is htown as the ''Walter Farm," on Saturday the sth day of February. This is certainly a desirable property. We are requested to say that it will be sold with out further postponement, See advertise ment. • BANK Tazenort.-00 the 11th inst. the following persons vere elected Directors of tho First National Bank of Waynesboro' for the ensuing year t Alex. ifaruilton, Geo. flesore, Daniel Mickley, W. S. Aroberson, Joseph Price, Henry (Jima, Daniel iloltino er, Daniel Tritlo and John Philips. W. S. Amberson was unanimously re-elected Pres. ident. ' I=ll RE• UNION.- At a meeting of the Eseou tire Committee, lfild at the room of Lieut. t01.,D. W. Rowe, it was resolved, that a re-union of the officers of the, 126th Regi ment, P. V.,.be held on Tuesday, the ad day of May next, at the Court House in Chambersburg, preparatory to a general re• uion of the Regiment, to be held,. at rthe same place, on Tuesday the 13th day of De. comber next, the Anniversary of the battle of Frederickabirg. harmers and.evcrybody else spcalcfa vorably of .building ait:in:pike between this place and Quincy. Will not Borne of our public spirited citizens in town, and along; tile proposed route melte an early movement, and ascertain what amount V Subscriptions can be obtained for so . desirableen iwprove moot'l. P. 8. Since thanbove, was, • in type we have been requested to announce that a pub lie meeting Will •be held in the. Town flail, on Saturday of neat week, 'itt 2 o'clock, at Which it irk PrOpased to make prelinnaary ;enactments to accure the road. , A general attendant:els requested. „ , , 134itg. BvEcTloN.--.414.a0 election held. on lith inst.,. the ,followiog persons were 'elected Di:veto:a of -the Firt,4l4ational Bank of ,Greetieistle, to aetve for thoenanint,, , ,ear : J, O. AieLanahin, Job* Itowe,:eiohe Beth reeff, JAG 'Wilhelm:, A.B. - Whiterd, Jaaoh Shoill4 8. A. Bradley, lir:;J.% K. baticiaou, CrOinWell Itenjaniin - Seively aid - 0eo: I W. , ‘.l k - ,cirjhe'rred:ei,l 9 klllo2,4iect4 says tilattho nt4t-kuetora ou the Frederick And ,Poonsylva; Via Liao Railroad SIC pil ei Sbilligll Alio work with au energy-tlatt intimates All Catty 'MI6' Fiction of the work. e , "AtivEtvri Erns --Artiong- the adver tisements in th issue w'illlikleatid that of ' the , Geiser 'AX4iltO . P 3 tl lll °g (3014 " 311 .. * w[tilolf vice airebt - spanial attention,. bespite the cry' of thard attiagency in mono niary.trtrairtif titb.f.the tliiinpany is extensive= ly engaged in Oat - Manufacture of the sele• "briiiinl Onitsir Silf-ltegulating Grain Separs• ter u Cteaner, awl Bagger.' Last ,s.ear, business was, iucreaseti in conScquetice of important improv , ,ments waste upon the'ma: chine, and Wu loam that the prospects for vest A iirorninent A.geot has recently abandoned natiern Separator. ,the. Cardwell, manufactured at Itichnuind, Va., and seaarcii the agency for the Geiser &pa. rate' .tu siB boathern . and Sontifwbsterb States, where he expects to operate 'mien sivelpin t.he..sale.of_thoe.scaeb ines, 9t her imprevementsliave quite recently teen • Tii MORMON REw.LIQN.-Lthe ;Weekly Aibune, published 'by 'prominent:' Mormon elders tit Salt Like, boldly advbeates . the abolishment. the - - one Jilin power, the priesthood, foreign missions• and all pier. eantilo Operative institutions. It favors; the recognition of all eystems'of religinp,L and plurality of wives when bared on pure tarn. lion. It . opposes . eivil or religious persecu. A LEX. LEuus 1 / 4. 1* tins, LW VIB " — 1"1 • • s•-. general 'government. This movement has the.support ofiever sii thousand members of the Mormon Church, among wham are the les • • iture in Utah From the Albert , Evening Journal of bee. 7,180. 11E/IVY DAAIAGEB.-- in the great suit of John' S. Perry against Jagger & Littlefield, which has been befofe' the — l:Mb - A — States Court for the past seven or eight .years,"and for three years or more before the ° llan. A. A. Royce, of Utica, appointed as :fluster to ascertain and report the gains end profits made by the defendantg'in violating the as signments and infringing the patents under which the. celebrated Oriental stoves•are tuanufaetared and sold. we learn that a ro• fftriva - o - Veen - tnado arcaroinv to Mr.• Perry as damages, the sum or ef52,747,82. Some tbstusan - ds-01--Stores ticat, were sold by tlte•.Littlefield Stove Manufacturing Cow. pang nre understood not to be included in this award, but are to be the'subject of fur. ther proceedings. Nearly all the Bitters that are advertised to be used as a stomach Bum, are malty he jarions, and should' he avoided. But the. Conatitation Bitters are as represented, a good stomach Bitter and perfectly safe to use. Try thew and ho convinced. Sold by, all Druggfrts George Bothwell, of Schuylkill county, Pa., has left for, England to receive a fortune of 120,0,000. '1 he property has been in chancery 'ref forty years • SPECIAL •NOTPUIN. BUFFA LO7 ROB ES. ALARar. LOT assorted girtiles.of Prime Buf falo Robes, and a few XX Whole Robes, will be sold,eheap nt UNDEGRAP HAT, Fua, AND GLOVE FACTORY, Opposite Washington House. Hagerstna n, BUGGY, sLEIGH, •e HORSE BL ANKETAT. AVARIETY of new Patterns, common to hest grades at VAT, Fl3ll, AND GLOVE FACTORY , . retorts. )Id. JAA I Ai INK, Sable, 'Fitch, Squirrel, Frcr.eh Sable, AL and a variety of common. Furs„ all styles, and priers. Astrachan, Angora, Ermine, Swan Down and Sable Trimwings, Fur-trimmed Roads,' and, every other article in the Fur or Trimming line tie ladies' wear at UPDEG RA IF'S Fula FACTOIIT. Opposite Washington House, linger:down, Md. N. B. All furs are warranted as represented, and no resurrected fury sold in one ea t a hh.thment. • FURS 111TESURR EC FED, ciouti.d altered and repair. ^Go cd to the best manner at UPDEGRRAPH's Fun FROTOIM, - Opposite the Wnshingtoo House, liagerstown,!lld. GLOVE FACTORY. Au - E are tnanutatruriug nll t h e popular Gloves V V 4 of the day, including, the groat .Deg . akin Glove. 21.100. Ladies and 3000 Gents have ,worn these goods of our own make. They will tell you they are the best glove they ever wow, filthiest as neat as a kid glove and five times as' durable, and made only ut UPDEGHAPH'S • Gram AND FUR FAUTURY, Opposite the Washington !louse, • Eager town, Md. ' THE Advertiser, having been recurred to', health' in 'a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, alter hay ing suffered several years Witu a severe lung afro, tion, and that dread disease, Consumption—is an -A ims to make known to his fellow•sutferers the means of cure. , To all wha desire it, he will send a copy of the rescriution used. (tree. of Ovule) with the direc tions forlireparing - and using the seine, whieh they a suite, CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AB7lll/111.. ORO2:CUITIS, ita. The object of the advertiser in sending tho,Prescription is tobeneat the afflicted, and spirted, information which he conceives to be in valuable; and tie holies every' sufierer will try hit remedy, tie it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Pasties wishing the prescription..will • plense ad dress Rev. lib WAlill A. WIL.bUN, may 141 K ings. 1;o., 11i cw . mitnons YOUTHe A tik:lti I PI who 'mail:cif 'yeu,:s from Pie:vows Debility, Prernature , Decay, and•olrthe facts of youthfut /I:Wise:oo°n, wilt, for the sake' of suPrinn humanity, send free. to all who the receipt, and directions (.1r imiking the simple remedy he Was cured: iluffer,qo.l,Viiihrig by the' OdaeitircYkcixpe,rienee, can do no by address. ham iti perfect confidence, • •:= • • ' • • - .•30101 IL ()UDEN, may. 14.1 „ Not ,42 4;tidor striset, cw. York. , , lit. Butioidal - 110'0; Clietiibersburg, cin ;kW) 180 W. O. j Stiffiv4liitr gei, Ifr. JOHN . ; :0-, miss LI ,FUpliC;l)o4. of tilO, vicinity of Waiao6.l.lol:6': "• '' A§c,9149 - o)sAug tltp t above ,00tioe we, rp'- coi4ed. the ousjooiary ”greembuek'• for whiub the'happrbridegrOotu will accept our thamis, U aufol 4 . l2lmAplapio,fo.oty, aud.paace. !tad tleoty ere wo' tiLeir welded.livea.• Near Greevastle. qn tlib 13th Anat. by I.lev. 11. 1.1, Lesher, I,lr _JOIIN DiiTEit,lo TO CONSUMPTIVES. wtc=" - Axerxxx3,: !Alias MARIA iUII4 . I3MAN. both' of the vtemity, ot, Mount 'Hope, Ibis ootAntY. - ' on the 19th January, pt the *jibs() of, A, Neria, Esq„ by Rev.& A. DeMoyerJblr. D. trafs - Knsoo, to filisti Ailit S 1 N Wityllesboro', Pp. I `;' (fin the 18th y"ithet Rev, D F. ooki, Mr. .§A U, , h11.1' J. fkl INTL to- d ire R0D0.8138,,, - all 'Aitehielitoo .r3rxim Tcow:33.. In this Owe, on the 9Gb inst.; Mrs-MAR. GAR +'T •STRALEY, aged 65 yeare, - 5 inonthe da i ts I I'iit:Aiitti#lA 4 TWeigtoro.llo_:;4B., 1870, —Tho demand for flour is limited to -the wants of the, hote-e.euusto3tersi WI to purehas ed tiloo°.'hatrels - -in '6460(400i for upe r fide, 141 5 , 0(64V , tor trio; 45@6 for lowa, Wiabousio' and Siiutieiptii, 'extra ,family (the latter rate-6r ehtilikj - s - lennsyl vania du. do. at $5.76(4025,.1ndiana and Ohio do. do. at ~ f fh,7, s K4d'2o, and fancy brands at $6 50@7.50,Atecording - by quality. Rye flout sells at $b 'barrel., - Prices •of corn meal are nominal. , There is no spirit• in the wheat , market, and prices favor buyers, with ‘sates of Ponn ,sylvania and Delaware red at 1ti..2.2q1.25, Rye is steady at 81 , ,forArestern and , ' -Venn sylrania. Cornsis quiet, with, ea ten of 2,000 bushels new yellow at,B4( - 4880 t #ecording to quality. Uses attract .but littte, ,attention; ash's of Pennsylvaoia at.'ss®s7e. There is nothing doing in barley or Malt elev:erseed bwsktels at $7.75R8 huothy ranges from $3 trij to $3.75 FOR -SALE. A Rockaway Zuggi, iwarlv new,. Apply to JOSEPitP.EIVIIIIERT, Waynesboro', Pa, jan 21—tf] PRIVA,TE - SALE ITIE-House_nmf lot of done Hollint4rger, unto on NOM kitzet t, is bffereff at Privitti) $n le For terms, Ar,e.,, call upon , GE!). BI NDER. N. If not sold before the 29th:ipst., then be offered at • PE11" ILIC sAlLie • on the Sollih•Vlol t shiner nf ttle Diamond Sale to eernmeire nt o blo It on said an, when the terms be Made knoskn by (31%0. %SENDER. 21-ts) S. V. Motto Mist. PUBLIC SALE, The subscriber will sell at Public sale. at the res idence of Geo. Summers• deed, two miles west of Wtynesborn', and one mile from Willow Groie Mills, on TUESDAY THE, 811'H FE BRUAillt , the following personal property, to wit: 8 11B1D GOOD'HaRSES„. fear of which are good plow leatfere; two fintrbiood inure with toa', 2 Colts, ohe rising two years and. one one-yearoill ; - - -- - - 2.I3SAD or CATTLE , seven of which nre' Miii II Cow I, one i"st. tinier, one dull; the irtlringre Votnt4 Cattle ; " TIVENTIF-T %V 4) DEAD 1,11 MG*; two are fat. 2 bran I Sows. who' pig, the • balaned skates ; 4 Wagons, one Proud tread with lied, one Plantalian, I 2-horse and one bluing -Wagon, 1 Cart and getirs, - 1 .et H ay.l..:ayriers,.L_set.•Uung Hoards, 1 tr•lnigti„ I Wai clharruw-,, i 14cCormick Reaper, I.Spling Hay Hake, I. etting Grain boat Fan, I Roll ir. g Zictoell, l 1 .) utliiig Box, 1 Hag Wagon, rakes. forks and shovels, 4 ilklk here and :3 Itorcedierse Plows, : 1 HarruwM ,. 7 dutthle and 2 single :Shovel Plows. ejagle, double and treble r,ses..i wkev sticks. 2 sets Wesel' band s. 4,se is Front °ears, 2 sets flow illearri, 2 all s 14 a mess, 5. Hous ing., G blind bridles and iollars'„ I wagon and bri. ing saddle, six home Ime and ultip. plow line., i 1). nets, a. halt. r4' and chains. 2 psi( siireaderi4, filth elm), lug enable, butt breast and cow chains, 1 jacliscreW, 1 hay and straw Willa. Also 10G BARRELS OF CORN, 150 bushels OATS, 8 hu. ltnlian Oala. 75. bundles Rye . Straw, 3800 Shingles, a lot old iron and cast ings, Quarrying Tools, such as augers, crowbar, sledges, nick% 01 Mork anti isrxiler .; I &wt. BLACK zS Milli FOULS. I;arpetiler Toots. sudi as saws, a u g e rs. rtante, br,ces•lintl ti Ft; 1 grin fsbine, 1 cross cut Saw, 1 vivott saw, 1 , 1 gr lin' bugs, 30 bus. 1. 0( 0,,,, 5 , 2 grain et:Klieg, I clover seed cradle, 2 mowing Hz v Oct, Larrels vinegar, a lot empty bar. Lthi unit bu_vst ALSO 1101.1SEMOLD.FIINITERli ,„„t:itux,,o, I COOk , t+tove and .boluses ,. kiost :s(oltet and pill., rocb,mrd,3o ectrieit t tyt 1 Itereati, 1 Desk. 2, Lmiking I:tosses, I via? la • stand. 1. kitchen entrboard. I kitchen -table; 1 doughts,ty l t set chairs;l 'rocking chair, 2 tolock a, 2 bedsteads and bedding, 1 largo and : 2 tonalt W h eels, / reel, 1 ittitt kettle, iron pots, / sausage machine, 10 crocks apple:touter, and 'ninny aiticles. too riumeromi hi mention. 'ILVIsoIo to commence at 9 o'cl, ck on said say; *hen attendance ertilrbe given and terms made Metro by 6E6, IP. Slilf.ll E 'U.V. itlon:a; jin ::I—te PUBLIC SALE. THE subscribor will sell at. Public Rale ,at his resiiluneo, 2 miles Southwest of .Waynesboro' on 'tlit.:llb,DAY,THli 17tH OF FI;IIRIfiNRY, the following described valulib'.e personal property, 4 LARGE MULES, all yoUng and 'thoroughly broken for,farming;and learning purpores4 3 Ith Ali HORSES one large boy Mare $• years old. With foal;, one mm1 . 111:440 3 years old, one black stalL•oil 3 years old; - 16 .Ilead.o4 Cattle, . among which are s, Vera I Mild Cows', X fine rung (llurh'am and berchi Wed) the haLtnee 3 uung cattle; 10 Iread - Or BOSS Fat 1 , brood 'bow, Inianco tiliotes; 1 No; T Sepurio ono fogiwcr;(iciseiNv ; 1 tviciloiinick !gaper, pelt raker ; , 1 • Wood Mower, 1 tiraiti Wilt,' I 'lily Italic, I Iff,lictiatui. I Alm, ,Ighellerciiruskcibutf. u putyut; 1 Cutting,lfox, I Huy Knife, four %lusons, broadtrcasl with plod bed, 2 three-Inch end hoe sprihg witgdo; 3" intik. lily `Laliilerti,'3 set,i uiung D 1441,1,4 Ihrseear 1'114,4' 3 pitiele anti 6 double 311ovoi 1 Voril cloverer, 3 Borrows. 3 trel;le ;nod .3 twolturoe double•trees; a lot single - trees,: 2 rim ciatilqiimitprtuulcru, brniost„cl,4intt, butt traces, twariifg c,i 4 utu.s, 61 t ;ektlj.,/ jack. icit4, 2 lug, chains, - 1 lac chttot,;kicit t cliuioe, torus' and adieu; grdin 2 •ligtr, 'Cradle, wowing ' o o l lies. 2:u'xes. 1 grindutotlo n , 2 seta' ISivethbantls. 4 acts irtl/02(ioniv,ii:11451i /Imo ,t 4 o s ts, .1' wagon 'middle, 7, bridle, K.co3ats, 6./;1u nay.•4-n01 . 3,14405, ,!aura,4.c. The one half' of 60 'acres , -611A1N1N ., T11.11 GI QUND, r sot !thick 60; ' Tollbt; alig*; planes,let• Oki iron, 1200 tt , p,inotimttle, anti nuiny tither -articles , iiut ,itneeciary bale , tti , entottienew at,9 p ' . CIOCk c 4, i.l4.ti cloy. 4'4(M, a civil'' , or Mouths 141 lorep.utt glp e.tAn!it' 11),atit.1 111rx tc, of J. ie .": " -15: 11 . 1tIoNsi; ' ijettiposiltiripettatilbetetut, city' 3' tittate end tend Lill to tat% tat.ser. SEISER'S PATENT4FIF-RGULATING OR IN SEPARATOR ;• Clltilll ill illa tit rillfill,S . i 7 .......... - -No pJemejit wine imprortart 11 t L e firmer then a ylit,t-C1 eV GRAIII , 0116Sfik It %NIA CitaiNEß r done pips brut so well and rip wit I he Rho., cut shown the oremv G.o"§sksit.- CHINE now butlt silider flie siitlnedsar, agt 01 likb old invet for hi Itself, with ail the additional I alp rit e rn nts made luring the plat IN Vents, end now with first class et c rk rim anc4materta/ this la }On e justly stands high up above all i.I Its / 111110 PA&i r Thresher it is equal to the best,as a Cleaner it is su pellet . t thy exidnirillhaint 111111 isittillittatt by all htcleat ; t umpuntore. Indeed it is Itta ((nig racimae that refillyean by one operat um thormiiih Ey aresh nail cleat s grain fit for market.' But the fact that, gram direct front this machine commands twin; to 3 canto a bushel ore thig, (gala direct it ikii alti Aher nlit chi ne , elitist Itu elinitof, toper t/irfyi. aili a cleaner b al *hits +vll li ti at„ i t judgr aat ill thr. it late lin cell l 4 WWI rt# lit war thoroughly and practically tasted, in competi tion withotherleadtag machines, always agree that It is more mimic—more Csaiiily understood and op erated by these unskilled in oachinery—more darn We,—threshine as much and yet cleaning better— With lc a PO*PF ants iuuret 0 gorotttit hoddi tapn any antier Mai•hutd in , use—aria beans *II titaklt stud for leis money according to capacity. These facts are further att at 1 by the thcusands of pur chasers, enure 01 INII la have bad them ir, use for the loot I 8 I ears.7'o supply the wants of all, we flow snake 4 sizes , viz: From a 2 lihrse 'Hallway or -3. ti roe Lever l'soltr• lo .a ten .4 wle V * " ar I se w n, power wi th ptices ran g i g gain ; 110 tii s3li o wlth 14 p war. li , oat i m its i the later* I lir ve I i iple gt ate l Morse Powers suit ii le for each Biz machine ranging (WM ''S9 tt to $1 35 Ind all fully awl fairly wrr te I Tor further turn- '.lte.vponmthlp Agents vipntril in ierzitpry no m ro dmeeti, Addie.a. 4.4.1Aat:11 M A Ii,UFA CTl.Truico GO.. WavnasaPtio', Franalin'tio; Yrunn• in 21—tf THE, WO3IAMi FRIEND! COI,D WATER tELII-WILSIMNa NO BOILING, NO WASHBOARD, by using . sEaolit Barttrmvs SOAP. Listen to the Washerworuatesse.ng The yo.ir of Tubiles is glans T,, Wat.herwnonen'ever'varintre. And this is onr thaw. Ft iiving song. While lu tor washing day ittepare... No more-seoltline, nn morn trollhle.. N. hrir.l work on 'washing day.,• For Witt 8.1110 mo w mole by Beaver; All these ills me (limit away, w'@ newt tit vrr mare cenr trirk•tehrt, entage3 by hemline' o'er thsi tub ;' Ink endizrenste dirt of nll kinds . Come out with the nlightest rub. Thiss,noap eaves nur time nn 1 Iplor, Wen nN w with builin'g NI wee j,..juren tint nor texture, As Ranii4 nye ept to do. Fi nost mlislitlOn 'Titus mid laccui Ileputi , ul;y wish.w.. tow ; A II who wish to the proccus,.; In Utia wny c .n foul out. Buy gi) s p hyl. 'firth* V% ii 6 each Ivor vom e, Then you'll fong-tho 7 seowwo-atont-tlO Over the lub in n stuies home; ,'Lontr may CI A LFs blessing. On his evory etep :Mend ; For Iry ma king ,wsslisig lio has provoil ur friend.. The retil prile. is 15 ....lots pe r bar. When ikoe saving,of fuel alone is c ins Wend, it is the cheapest soli) in the market. -- Manufactured and sold by, .Isepant 13Esteti,.. Waynestioni% Frsn k lin,County, Po. Prompt attention will he oven to all orders. AII I ask is, buy, it, try it,. and you will never ho without it. Ftir :Cllllllllll . ll area hands,, rid` Washing ; tetter, there never wee, neither, t in nil yfi ling • mode to Ptilitti this rout. Also to retnovO grease. hem any earmeu t. The soave' no huinlme r Send inr it. Address,. all orders to JINOME BEAVER. jitn 21-If] P. 0.130 z 21.1, Waynesboro', Ps... FLJBLIB BY virtue of nu (viler ot. the 9rphrtrie Court o Franklin. (county, tlie trittereigneil, ndmizk istrn tors of Abrailioni • liariolrell, nt I'uhli r. Sale, in front of the Bowden House. in Wnyitesitore% on SATIJIIDAY THE urn or REDitIIAR Y, Mae, following described Heal Estitio, toning 1.04 ACRE 'S end 99 Perches, known no iho "Walter'Conn,"-eit uited one mile South of Woyneeboto'. 409 yards of the Woyoe b boro', nod AlarylentrStete Lino furapike, ijjoinink Marision farm &said e:e.mase.::, lands of Hayed Stoner. W. P.:Worteiy, John Lesher, ilavil (Mil others. Thejuiprovetneets age, a comfortable story apt; a half, , „ , DWELLING MIQIISE" GOOD PANIC, BARN, Wagon §hed, Corn Crib, Carriage 11 . .)Rse, amt all other accessory Out buildings on a well improvitrfaina• • There is near the:door: a well of never:failing water with 'puinp•• is it, i also a:Cistern, and' , • ' • ,• - • • . 'Au Arcbard of , C hoice Fruit on the premises. This farm i 3 eanyeiientiy faceted, so that stock can ht..ve free aCcesi CI 'any bf the fields from the barnyard, and is one at the. moat disirels proportiee in Washington tavinishilL , This, farm as a GRAIN GROWING' PAWS, is an exception to others in the neighborhood, hav— ing yieldert,good crops while other LtrauVarOundit partially failed.. Persons wishing to vicar,lllo,l!!!')' city ,hetarc the day of silo will please cull ext . ,,either of the suliseribcrs who ,will give. haw overjt,satis— faction.. lt4ale to.commence,at I o'clock, 'op.saiti clay when term; ivilifbe niade khowii byi • '• , VID . M. riNIVELY,!' A dmit.isl raters:: G. V. blosii; An* jin 21 —ts Qough,Cold or, Sore' Tivaati; Requires Immediate attoptiazioisitort