iiLAw IWORD;
W.A.1r201110116-00,
Fri I ery 441ffilory , 16740„
tereannterfeit al can't notes op bti pert.
eerier ire in circulation. ~, '
so.Gie Frees Sigel hair beet) eppoiotett
by the Pteehient. Aseefiter'.'efjitt • 'ROI lteirt
eotie for the Bixett Dcettiotof.liew_ork.
.
- • pi g' The w+3ll-known editor of the Lou.
Ipoi l / 4 1./ouruat, Geo. D. PrepticM died on
2 ,i,sattuday leet„,ht the 68th year bia age.
sistaoha D. OM gat, a former editor
and proprietor of the liegerstoirn Mail, died
iyoodetoolt, Ya., on the 10th Instant, ',ln
the 67th year °thin ego,
• .
vet o The mating contest for the eleotion
of State Treasurer; in the &levyland Timis.
!attire, ended on the 19th inst. by the, eleo ;
den of Icbn Merman over *berg Vowler l
the_p meat incumbent.
urgs.At,RicbmOnd, Vu., on Monday, the
City Connoil adopted reseiutiove eat:ironing ,
gratiaeation at the '.proppeat of the speedy
admission of the State to
General
,in
()engross, nod requesting General Canhy to
fire s salute of °au hundred gone in hopor of
the event.
15fili- The villains, Bobner and Yen' 80.
denburg who teivdered ate Peightal family
nor Huntingdon several months thee, were
last week tried / found guilty of Murder itr
the first degree s and sentenced to. be bung.
When asked if they bad anything te say
why sentence of depth should not be pro-
pounced against them, Van o en iurg re
plied that be waa not guilty.; that ho know
nothing of the wurdcr until he was arrest
ed at Altoona, when be was informed of it.
Bohner bad nothing to say.
• •
lowa and Rhode Island have
ratified the Fifteenth Amendment making in
ell twenty-amp States. But one more is
wanted, and that one will undOuhtedly be
'Nebraska, whose Icgisleture has been galled
by Governor Butler to meet in special ees•
sion in the first woek of February. Besides
this Georgia and Texas will his required to
ratify as a precedent to admispion, -so that
the reversed action of New Tork matters
little one way or the . ether.
J 6,--The United States Sen,to =onFriday - /
took-qp-the—Virginia-1611;-40•1rorat
were oectepied in a personal quarrel between
Mr. Trtnniutll and Mr• Sumner. Afterwards
the Semite oame down to the pending ques ,
tie°, and'tlm amendments of Air. Drake were
adopted, providing that the Constitution of
--Itirginia-shall-newt-be-altered-to;as—to — de=
prive those now entitled to thelranohise of
the tight to vote, _exoept_as_a_ pueishmentl
for grime, or to deprive an of the right
to bold °Tule whole now entitled to it by
the Constitution of the United-States. The
bill wee then passed-.-yeas 48, nays 10. Mr.
o,tinnet declined to vote. The bill will now,
be required , to be returned to the ,Ilouse for
its eonenrrenco in or rejeotion•.of daemon&
ments of the Senate. There was an immense
attendance in the Senate chamber during
the debate, nod a' great interest manifest
ed,
ttt:A.Three affidavits Are published in the
papers, whieh decidedly assert 'that Paul
Ochoeppe,tried and convicted in Berlin, 1862,
and Paul Schoeppe, tried and convicted In
•Carlisle, in 186, are two'separate _and dis,
tinot pessons. The first of these affidavits is
from a party repidioge ia.qiew York, who
claims that be vas a witness in the Scheeppe
'trial in Berlin, Be testiftes that he has
visited Dr. SeheepP4 in prison at Carlisle,
and oannot identify him as the person con•
victed in . Berlin. Tha testimony is positive
as to dote, and negative at to identity. The
secombafAdavit is from Carl Linderman°, of
Philadelphia. ..flo was also present at the
Berlin tnal, in 1862, and remembers the
features and appearance of the convict. lie
visited Carlisle, and says that Dr. Seheeppe
isnot the man ho•satv in Derlin. It mheuld
be boroe'inmind that a wan may change
considerably in appeartre in seven years.—
The third egi . .d&vit frogs ll'rederick A.
Ilettichero agbool ionic of .Dr.
He swear tfpit Fail Seheeppe, whom 114
Aleptitieittr, lute seen tnd :conversed with iq
wns r a stndeiit at Zullichau , Prnssiq,
ftwn .1857 t0.,1863., a year acne ho was said
to &ay e IMOn trip - a and convicted io
. and tbaioAbo Carlisle seboeppe cannot be•the,
same party. The'ease is 'a most remarkable..
nee. There bare bean so many vbarges. oP
perjury and f•r:sery,on the part o( the trinuda
ut hoth pa,..rties 77 , the one asserting . ebeeppels
inni)cenee and !be 'other• his guilt-L:•tbat it is
iup'elisibln to, giie ai decision in ibis question
of identity Tharp is onethiog .apP*rent-, 7
be is itt niUbb isktred limn or a grist s•uonn
drel. •
Tte
.taiettii . str,.porairittee
a pput u tad by Aktioa a l • C on v p b Li pp,
(Colored men, st hir.it • trAssetpk)l"dti' in ash lop:
ion in January) 8 9'.$' u at,3ti - ,WirelnngtQn .
last week; ®ad
all the colored people ip the varioni:flOtt*
aq Territories to prepare for at
"tional abd Stale jubilee okthe .
the ratification of tbe._fifteenth ainandment
to thsSonstitation, twi t to return thatitlp to
Almighty God and the good *ON Ea 44,
pa inatruments in bringidg . about .mtelp
gl,rio4s evfat, •.,
T., old women,'
tuLfitillil .14 Pa;PYra, No!
• •
ZlPVtowntiat..,..Tho *either. sb Earohls
leettioo,4oloy.
on ,i@toi"in, Pitpiiikr, ". Thai*milli
open *Wet 16210i.bt0 otee that .'"i!le4teli
eispriog like is tfcl presegt. utters 4014
bb b beetlabeli* of tile,.•*ll - 41 tiree9ler:ire
kaeohiallijk ftikistitue i the' .tionietrieless
will be .adi,,- ki,oP , Vo4 raper 00' the
bt the 'loraitig` eiiineer '*lll
probably tie tetttlairett.defieleat Kat if it
- ahoold bb followed good freckling ,wesith
er) great bijairi•vtill biLditne to fruit trees
eactether kiticle Of *legitation &renew
Prematur, ol 9. l )bailiq Tao lei. 131 it it 'more
aerious matter ta the 'Au the lumber
trade: 'et log sod sawed
thither are lyittg ip the forests of" New
and *aid*, alreitieg tki fall of enough
snow to unable them to *hooted to market.
oxen @Olt toi!op reovitly employed in
the work iito•eatiog their heads Off• in their
stables; teamsters ere idle, sod the oWnere
of the lumber are unable i4C.get the money
they need to meet their obligations *fib, be.
cause their pro Petty is not asleablo whims it
lies. A foot of snow in that region just uow
would be worfhsBo,ooo,ooo or $2,500,,ff00
en inch, 817 great are the pecuniary interests .
A •
iovolred. •
Oinoinnati eentains the
following deapateh from 'plow York A;
Private latf.oo Timbre& bare saps partionlate,
bare been received of the lore of the United
Kingdom, wbioh. sailed Mtn hors last' April
for Glasgow, and was never afterward heard
from. The.steamer struck an loeberg in
dense. fog Moir mid-ocean, and went to pieces
at once, everybody perishing except one
ocilorTwiro - suactrete - d - i alas hi tig --- him - s
A, spay: He Was not picked up for seven or
eight days after, and then had become de
ranged. Ile was taken to Eigland and re.
mined insane until three or font weeks ago,
when he regained hie senses, told his story
and fate of the ship, and died, the same, day.
The sailor's name is given as Henry Vhrler.
. THE fittew.--In this part of the world,
winters without snow are usually followed
by summers with low water in most Of the
streams depended upoti for supplies of wet.
er. So far the - Rresent winter - is vary - umoh
like the last in. this respect. We have bad
rains enough, but rains only fill the air tem
porarily. The greater part of the water
supplied by rainfalls rune off the surface on
t e gronnd tud — flows away towards t e sea.
It is far otherwise with the moisture from
the belle of snow. This sinks gradually io.
to the earth, and finds its way to; heal sub.
teranean resoivoirs which feed the ifriogs j
sod WWI the flow is kept up' more evenly
throughout the year.
have always 'considered adverihrf
'lug liberally end' long to be the
_peat wadi
um of success in business, and the prelude
ealth i. and IL have made it nu invariable
rule, too, to advertiss•in the dullest as Well
as the busiest season, long .34,1:Ilene° 'hav
ing taught Die' that money thus spent is
well laid oat; as by kcaping my business
continually before the public it has'eseured
me many sales that I would otherwise have
lost "
These were the words of Stephen Girard,
than whom no shrewder or more sttesesagul
business man ever lived.
The PeiOtal .IV . Euiderers.
The fluntinoria Journal of 19th ,oust.,
gives the following account of • the • prepare-
Linne for the escape of the pillainQ , Rohner
and
. lierdenburg; from the Huntingdon jail:
.0n :: , aturday afternoon a man amused'
Foust, living somewhere near Altoona, who
was here as a
on
in the case, and who
Seemed to be on very intimate terms' , with
the prisoners, called at the hardware store of
Whavoa & Maguire and asked for, iron saws
and English Alia. Being a 'stranger and,
something in his appearance which aroused%
the suspicion of Mr. Maguire, he questioned
him somewhat 10, regard to the use be in•
tended to make of them, and receiving an
evasive answer he immediately notified Sher-
if(lieely of the laps, who at once proceeded
to an a - • •
4.A.31iNATT.,015 .1)R ,TAT.,I!RIgONERB,.
'finding upon their persons amongst , other
things two large9colves ground , very thin
and sharp et the , points;• sytth, hand-guards
attached to the handles.. A. quantity of
provisions were also
• foned', together with
.sevefal bolos of inatchenand other 'articles
onceeepry' for, an on*. • Scene paper on
'which was ..writtcn in 4),ermau, was. also
lotted, from which :it appeared that ; Altair
intention was to, effect then, eseaPe that itight.
.by ,guard,
,faring, the , town, , and
making off
had
poqfttsion; atittas- the,
belittles had been rumpled in order to take
them to the•Uourt douse, •tlia
might have 'been iuccessitvilx parried" eat,
lint for the proiidentiatniraprnstatme
'Maguire's stispicioes ,h,qitig become ,evited
by the inquiry_ for saws. :they,' were. l ink,,.
MediatelyAitable:iriincd,, and..,all_ pet:l4E4y ,
pi'Pa l ;ltiuT 3 t Ak oP.iT,'olt,
of a similar qtecpp,'*,• ;', , ,
Foust' was arrested: ou 'O tto day, , Arid lo4g
-9d ' ill lags, the 'WTSO'Pflie.ll% to 20"11.!'
,
5 1 1 6 0 4 9:l'90 0 4ititei lit,thi hair folTOwa
r.sligoto ,I t ppStOcieif ofj;he
ors; .41ipme it
ieetegt! ,iiayty i ezietiiln.thoblai* %fie,
OW:it Itiklek,iot., es) heme, 7 4;
tlieoge.Of oaelee parti a l
itiOn of sooft;of ."'the ,riogr,od'erite: 311'11
PYlii9
i 1 ,* 1 41 4 ,100 op!i 9444.
okinerikkkAPee yetjtilore'ttitt!PeniciPilltr°P;
'O7 et' (be 10 n 1 P.=- 4 1 1 4,Aigiedietifii' arc'
stilt 10 10415 'ol , itiptle.eeepeeeTy .
eihalkelhibettle or tit ,
c:`,' •
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!lp
4 a g filhl"tti O•
ff'•
4 1 : •;j• ''-r 't'494 •
4toriObtirott 4814, , d , QI .for bpi
brakes hesgt, god , jtill: JOAO
o 4amfge to Oat elptlmit
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~, LOCA.Li 14:41.1 7 r,riitsc-: .
oil,* 4:0113#ir....7'1118 Pli 6 llo,:illi.ir.'4
s
Ver ' ooo4 , ilOenkils.. the. icitunito . it suii',4664o
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i.kl'iiil4o a e fat owe t ''. : ":,');
'Vet,: 11011400 f% 10 NVEtYkifiebore;' , 'law
tfaiy *fhb,' - " • , •
'i Gee, W,•lliller bait wile * rat n ef Quiti.
i ' .
/
ey 4 itilii Tr2 l th., ;,..,,',"„ -, :i-,. ',,:.',-:
Juba 'auk' isitir'Altibisey .itebttitui 84: 4
...;. • I
Defile fgl3blvelYili trout , or ttio .
,Raw.
liOn /3 0 11 8 .0) F 6 11 4 2,0 04.. ' -;- - 'e" ' •
0 41drge V. Stuatners, .P.: ~ m iles Wait. of
:WayaiebJr.o l ;Fobtnaty Bth. ' ~ '
D. M. Stoner, 2 , Auilaa West of ' WaYnee
baios.; February' .I.l: ., "'''''' "—, ' '.j.....i . 4` , ._. ' .
Henry W, 'Funk, 2 . miles South; ot. Way.
paaboro', February 15. . I ' .
...H. (I.J3aaabrake 9 .2 wiles gast, pf• Way ,
'lesion?, Febraarl 111. , . .• •
John ii, H.ociver •1 , wile Sontheast of
; Ringgold, Md. - , -- Febritary . 17. • '
Martin Funk; 4 miles Southeast el' Way
neaboro', Fabraary 17th, '
John
John W. Shook, near`Middleblirg,Febni.
'Hilary lei!, in 311. - Spe, Ilebrnaty 18.
rir Garden Seeds at Arnberson's.. , '
- Stir A pressure of lob work and sickness
in tbe.editor i e family will account tor, : tbe mea
ger amount of reading matter in tbia issue.
'ltat.Astonishittilfaihions is spring belie
and
, botmets are premised. Perhaps the
bonnet *ill be worn under the chin, .and 'a
bow knot tied on tie top of the bead.
es. Wecre informed that Clarence N.
Beaver bas' the finest stock of shoo and
boots in town.
-BOR.—Mr. Levi Sondem; the other flay
:ohLtheA r ahoop_p_roperty,__on_W_es_t_nale
street, to Mr. George Foreman for 'the gent
of ‘2,P00. - ' .
Moan SALE .—A large ;aorta of vaitta.
ble stook and other. pfrsooal property
be' found advertised for sale in, this btu% so
which epeoial attention is invited.
OBANOEb.--We wpm issuing the. Vec •
0 . 74 hereafter on Tharsdax morning instead
of Friday. Advertisements or other mat
ter for publication mast therefore be handed
in not later than Wednesday noon.
rff' Faimusy's Panacea tit Amberson'i:
ler A little girl, da'ngt i ter of Alex. Wil
bide, oil, Sqgday last 101 l and broke liter
oollar-bone.._L__Was. &lino well as _hist
comes.
Soz.e.—The hottee'ned lot oe Maio eireet,
belonging to Atte estate. of Aedrew lOake,
dee'd, Wee sold'oe Seitirdatlaet for the sutli
$1,476:. Puiphaeer, Ittlei 'Matilda Mil
ler.
per - The — rustles — eontleues — restailibly
wild and spring-like for this stage of the
season. The "oldest inhabitant"-toys the
like hes rarely been witnessed.,
Disaornoo.-:- W4O eo partoerahip %%-
tweet' MelaraAtaid .1z Wayuaot hi the gm
eery busibtes hteijem diraolved' by • mutual
°mamma, The usual notice will appear in
our next lane. •
tidal',&s Sore throats are vory preveloat,
ie•may be of service to the afffletod to know
that a, gargle of a little alntwand honey, dis
solved In sage tea, will relieve it.
Ir. Several weeks since' a Buffalo Babe
was exchanged bobweco this . lilacs and
Stuithsburg for an' inferior article. The
missing robe bad tho. Rama 0. A. S. Punk
on it, and also hie initials. The exchange
can be made at ibis office..'
SENTPACED Erans who agsaulted
and, robbed, Mr. Satopel•Garrier, near Green.
oriatie, last fail, was sentenced, at the present
.ierrn of Conrtoo be imprisoned in the East
ern Ranitentiari for nine yi?ars and nine
'tnointhe.
. ,
014NTzwart1ax. 7 —Mrs. Mary McDade, of
th 6 place, 'coraPloted her 1024 ear on the
19th lust. She 'was born in Carlisle,
.1111 19, 1768. Mrso McDade is ballistic& to
tie the oldest porton. in the' State. • •Slie is
still quite sprightly, converses' freely and in
ited her tneitory,of the .stirrini
events' that'oconrxed.during the last century
is quite fresh. .She had the honor; when • a
child, of being: caressed by Gen. Wasbiog.
ton. We hope' the old lady ; will add many
more years to her lxiag and eiciatfallife.—
Baloata at Ailitlipraoale
friend itt'RitigOld' solids me" t ie fol
tope;
ANEXPEirkED RI COVEY. We: tiaie ,
been informed , that quite a severe . easil'-of
priertruenie has been. enree e'y the skillful
ajtekitleit ,ot.,pra. N om
Ir patient was a 'little eon,.of -11,1 r. .rt.
Hoover = aE Itieggold. • • .
and
t 10104 , 4404, we believe, posiess eonsi4ern:
WO talent ss (lectors-. '
. ‘• '
1%0 . 41 PWOUi 3 • P 1 1 008 0 016 3!
Sittig ooropatyt), ottvertisittg to , ~ g roriog
crop.' - „ 4 110 •-*Oll t• . ''ll4•:farmer his
0 09.4 ' 0 0 0 *ol ,l 4ia is, a l4ptvg, th e,`,Oora aie
`s. ti Ottiettioing; il i Q icoß
oleeplog orAisi lour %alivatieitntsue !
is -blink 411 d truth" toiti , 'of pereopti. l!ho .
• h for r
Dap, plkyor va. 4.. 4 y.ll
• .
A;beitAil
,•P*MtelPallta Which mtlit , ' #11 (
litslakifriC ; ll4r 4, `
' •
TA,VIprAW, - . Ifficeluorebepons.),
:440, ; 1•00104 1 f:,• ; t4e:Wfyieibbre Faatlly
Olweri',o l 9i . l:4 , ' , :i# 6 lC:rlMPoPtiallY' soli*
1itt.0 1 01# 1 0 46 ' 4 40 4 , -. 4* polio ‘gettetilli:
esU
tie tiny Other debt ,
priboiple of one price , t 0
Wain Molasses tit 50 cents
as geed, Sirttt centi per
'gallon, as sold last, season . 11 or :.61; - our,,
,dolßstPyriip'is.harii to boat f.,the besi
at VI. '45 ; :Nett Orleans, • Iklolasies; tip*
tropitad best quality; Ground
.Spioes, strlot
1y Ppitu, end : sagusiluateed; Five Cent pa-,
per Englishlfskit;g `,SO4q ; 'sqpfirior to moat,
of the so•ealled "laking powders", , ,
Seedless robins, citron, currents ; 'oraeoPr
•riee 44= on' hand. reeel4e. on
Saturday, (to•tnotrow) new Malaga layer
raieins, figs ; oranges, loinons, &e. Have al
ways on band loaf„pulvotized, crushed and
white Sugars. - ' Look at the Warittle cept
refined yellOw Sugars ; they are splendid.
Every housekeeper hi invited to try our ipt
oellint toasted Coffee; a very eboiee green'
.Rio just received. - • '
.Water and fancy crackers Will be made a
speoislity. .
, . •
Come and price the Tlain iiiid. figured '
whife Granite ware and•oornaion . , plates Ind
dishes, good style and cheap.
As the profits in . tbis lice of business are
small ; I am compelled to conduct, on the ba
sis of cash and short Credits to prompt_ My
icg. customers. Fur the' reads money I
can sell Ir. . , •,
Thankful for the patronage heretofore ex-
tended to tno by the•peoplo of the catwalk
nity, lsmentfullif ask you to sustain "Cl. •
iv. • • T W. A. 4.IED.
.1110!onT . amr.—.Qtir friend, D. W. ltohi
eon, has %cocci, airoftiee - opposite up In
lees huildiug for the sale of drover ,fz
Ba
ker's SeWieg Machines. The demand, for
these Machines is eir cediygly groat, over
:4100,000. being now' in !hull) , use and sales
increasing. The Agent requests all.peilions
interested in sewing machines, and those
who 'contemplate purchasing to call and sea
these excellent Machines in operation at his
office,. Instructions given free in all cases.
_ D. W. ROBISON
Agent G. 13. S. M. do.
FIRZ.—The dvrelliog house of Mr. Day 7
welt, about five miles• Southeast of Calculi).
'nrnnee, in Gailfotd townehi , , -win de.
slipped by fire on, the 10th inst.., with,
its contents. The fire was first seen 'about
10 p. w., after the family had : retired, and
the cause of it has not been .diseevered.
.1.9980 about 01,1109,: No ineritange.—Repeez
itory.
Elev . An cattle thieves were reoontly haop
ad to coo tree in Tem. „
lsonilop suntans 6,000 cabs and 1,500 Om._
nibusos.
• SPFAlitlit NOTICI24. . •
• BUFFALO ROBER,.,
AIoARGE LOT assorted' grades of Prime Ilef r
filo Robes, and a few XX Whoje, Robes, will,
be sal cheap at UPDEGRAFF'S
HAT, Vpri ' !two Move Fames,
9PPolitgo 1 4 4 14PhingtAm Hots",
Hagerstown, hid.
It i VEGY, bilLiElg,H, & HORSE 'BLANKET - if.
—A.'VARIETY of new Patterns, common to best
grades at UPDEGRAFF'S
..
lEfaT, Pon, AND GLOVN FACTOR N,
. Hagerstown. Ma.
LADIES' FURS. •
INK, Sable, Fitch,. Fquirrel, French Sable,
and a variety of common Furs, all styles, and
Vi t. Astrachan, Angota,.Ennine; Swan Down
and Sable Trimmings, Fur-trimmed
. Hoods, and
miry other article in thegur or Trimming line for
ladies' wear ni. VPD EH RA FF'S
• ' Tod FACTORY,. •
Opposite tirriehington House.
,
Hagerstown, Md.
'N. D. ,t A 11 fors are warranted as represented, and
no resurrected furs sold in our establishment.
—ii-
/LD FliftS •
RESIJRREC FED, cleaned alt er ed and tepaip
yd in.the best nianner at
' ' 4 UPDEqHRAPH's •
, • l''''ua Femora;
Opposite the Washjngtot, House,
' • IA ogerstown, !Yid;__
• GLOVE FACTORY.
ors manutateuriug all tile popular Gloves
of the aay, including the groat Dog Skin
Glove. 20(10 )aadies and PAO Gents have worn
these goods oisiur own make.j,They will you
they are the best glove they , ever wore,
almilit as
neat Ran kill glove fnalive times as 'durable, and
made only, at UPDEGRAPWS
Gwyn AND FDA FACTORY,
Oppoidte ashington 'thee,
Hagerstown, M. •
•
TO coarsiumraxivEs t
TB Advertiser, having been restored to health
in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, slier hav
ing suffered several years with a severe lung sire",
hen, and that dread disease, Consumption-=is 'anx
ious to make knewsi to his tallow-sufferer ' s ibe'means
ofCure. -
To all who desire it, he will Pup a copy of the
;prescription used (free of• charjej. with *bp
tions for, preparing, and using the same, which 'they
will find la bURN con poi Coseitureviott„Aerit y 4,
Ilitormarria, etc.. The object of the advertiser in
sending the prescription is to benefit the iiiilieted;
and Spread infOrmation which be coneeivesto be in
valuable; and be, hppes
.every sufferer will try Oh
remedy, as it will , cost them nothing, and may prove
'
Parties wishing' the prescription, will' please d-.'
dress • REv.III)WAIiD A. WILCION,
ruoyl4] Williamsburg, Kings Von Now York.
'E IMMO . TO'ffiTH. * 1
A. GEDi I Lkaf eiN who auffred -, fiir 'years from
Nervous Debility; Premature DedaY,' and all the el:
facts of ypuißfal indiseretieni ter the satce Of,
suffering humanity, seed free, to all crho.neell it, the,
receipt. and directives far making the simple remedy',
by selajcb he. area sped. nefferers wield Alt to prefit
by-the advertitieetroxperidriCe, can de io.ey address/
ipg, an'parfect< s *,_ " • --:
• ' " JOBIN".11.
may 141 ' No% 42 Cedar street. lies.' York.
.ase
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the 2. Oth4Ro.l . ';,:bi thOlto - f. Pohl:
te .
bre. DANERLMEINTZEIC
go:royito - Mho MALIf iY G trta. o't
ilk iriploity. of *Soii(liiad;' 'bode .of Vraokijo
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,:-:-.lOllOOlCz-hk i :thintiiirPtititaktiii l oll l4l l
new fiiiitire 10 PulPeit) theri
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mina 14dapt how iisildddt WidthWO, IPatt
phased bartelspicat 7 :
giiatOtoidtie,itiinol $4 l O lb re,r , OA ,
tree. 56.09(3615 - 10 1614 4 illOOOBl6 1011/
,1110t146i4 ; '( 1,1 1(45 62i for
fennotitiido.4s:2l•l6. tit) lor , Indi•
tine and Ohio do,:dniond • SO4V tar
lanAY brOPilk 'AdO Pitt Eye
.tour qtfitt4' .;, '
cr
,G11,41N.-4*Tho,w,heist doily* ii . itoadf o .'
,but tbt3M,jo -leas. 80111441 lobo • if:11,000
bualleila *eater* and Pedisylradiii 'rad, Bold
at 91. 20®1.22# Bye may , be tooted at
98d $1 for . Weeterk tfesolylvisia.--
Ooro is firm but quirt .Sales *Coal , / yellow
aliti7i9Bo foe datup add , : - prinitt dry low.--
Osta octuachasged, 8a1e5 1 4,1,0%1 bobble
Peimaybiania 54@t4136: radgde
from 01 to 111.02.f0r •tiOod aid iron .4ottod
packages.'- •
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~'S.A'L *r
Tho Stook of BleKehafitlise 'et pfiais!
ford wiU be'sold a 4 Wholesale .ou. reasonable
terms. The Dwelliog,flonee, Store Ream
and FixtoTeo pau l e leaseci, frit , 1 4- „term of
years... NQ better place, tOTbuswese in the
county. Call on or address
GAPS ri'stnitmgß.s, • •
New Guilford,
Ifranklin Coq P;a.
inn 287311
PUBLIC SALE.
.
TeHE subscriber will sell at 'Public Bsle, tn the
term of Henry Shahk, on the road leading from
t Marsh Store to Middleburg, about . li,miles from
.the latter place, on FRIDAY THE 18TH DAY
F4131t If A RY , the following . valuable perional prop.
orty,'to wit : .
9 MHO GOOD HORSES
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gpur good loaderl, two of Which ore brood detiott,
one with fiat, a. uotkigping years;
o®/MAD Or 0, ATTLE,
film of 'Aida ate Mileli 0.0via.,2 waits fresh-afloat
tho time of vale, f Vat Steer.' Hull (iliklorOt.if
bieed),_the_ lialance_voang canto; 15, MIA it -OF
11008,am - ow whicitareseverat Brood ttows.t.lhes•
or whites, will have piga ala ut thy, time of:sale, qua
Chester w4iip Boer;
•
3.ltoad Wagon with Bed
.
1 three inch Plantation Wagon, I Spring Wagon.
I Cart, I Grain Drill, (rroxellli's make) 1 Spring--
tooth Rake, 2•patr Flay,Carriliges, I pair !Adders.
1 Corn Sheller. i Wheat Pon, 1 Cutting 1.101, one
Bolling Bcretru, I pair Bail Lotlifers, 1 large Bauble
• •
'Erg till Ent CO6llllll •
(self-rskeryObiii — and Buckeye patent; 5 Bs/shear
"lowa:three 3 horde and two 2-horse; 3 single and
5 double 25 hovel Plows, 2 Vora Coverers, 6 Her
rows,. single, double and treble trees, jockey sticks,
2 fifth aphis and' spreaders, 3 log chains, 1 jack
_screw, 6lo.fbless / anticow cliains,two set dun.
boards, 2 Hay Forks with ropes ano pulleys. 1 net
Blacksmith 'roots, a lot old iron, 3 sets Breechbantle,
5 seta:front 4.4itvq, 6);ets• Plow Gears, Colleris, tort.
'dies and houtings,AQ heed linker' with 'chains, '6.
set fly nets. 1 wagon Paddle, 3 'grain cradles, 3 mow.
ing scythes, 100 HA IMF:Lis WWI; it lot Pet,
tatoes, I Otendstone,dupg; grain and Shaking forks,
shoveh mattock, sledge}; qfiwbar, heed and wood
bows; 1 Circular Saw arid horse iiower,l Straw
knits, 1 lea trough, k Morticing ax. poist ei, %die,
bogs ; SE KOMI:011g .4kURFIB
Grain in the, Gro — und,
and many other articles not negro:way to mention.
Kele to commence at 9 o!clotk on said day, orli en' a
credit of 12 months . will be given on all ewe of *lO .
and upwards f l , • i lokix W. 80/1.111t.y.:*
jan Re ta
• . . 4os. Btrwarat,
IP - BOUM SLALE.
MNE aubscrihee having• Sold his tam, wilt offt
without mictvoi et hisizoklonco, two tail& South
of AVoyneolioro', on. tbellltirnpile 'neck , 'A ntietom
Junction, on TVECIDA S r , FE tHRIART )6TH tho
following ropily; to pit:
two plow leaders and oue wagon leader ; . 5 heag of
Colts, one risins4 years,•two rising 3 and tiro rising
2 years, all bays ;
7 HE:tip or CATTLE ,
throe of which are Mitch bows one will he freshs
hout the'time of ogle, 1 two andilltliaH xear old 14111,
(nut of the h'24hili'iy Cow) i ntuley Devon ' , Heifer;
PLANTA.TION . WAGONS,
four inch tire, one a good article, nearly new, the
oilier a light four-trorse wagon in' good order , ; I two
horse Wagon 141 WO, 1 Wood Bed, good as new;
I pair Reit Ladders:l pair Hey Ladders, 1 Nrain
Brill with guano airachment, 1 Hay Rake, 1 Horse
Powerand strap, 1 thrcular Saw, 1 Wheelbarrow,
2 sets finng•lmnrds, 1 Pat. Htly.Ferk, rope and put
less, Ifollingtop Itogkv,
O.NE GOOD : MOWER,
2 two horse Plows, 1 three horse Plow. 1 eapPlow,
2 Herrn Ws. bf t Blackemith toolio r good ao new ;
1 4ackscrew, good as nloe ; C•hovel Plows, :Spreaders,
log chains, single, disable anu treble trees. sow
chains.; halter chains, Wagon ant'. Plow Germ, Fly•
Nets. (Oki,. rakes, 'above's, 1 good se Gap shovel, 1,
mattock, 1 caotsteel 'goes-cut .saw, l Vindstone',
grain cradles, mowing scythes. a lot old,,„barrebs,
cistern pump. 1 side stahlle, a lot' old Ito* 1 *beat
tan 10 nearly now bags, wood' box, dinner hell,fied
trough, 1 Stabler Loc (Oak's patent) I bag eragt.p;
.1 long ladder, bedsteads, .2 and many ,other articles
not necessary to, mention. Bale to comment:fiat 10
o'clock on said daj, then a credit. of Ten Monttut
will be given on ail 'rips over $lO.
HENRY W. FUNK:
G. V. Moss . , Anct. , •
jal 28ts
Pow snut.
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.THE subectiher intenaingio Tulin ell rimg,
in
~'. , will rell et Public Auction, 2 notes 'Wees of
syneshoro', on the 'ituiintrilte liedlng teiGifien.
cistle, on PIiIDAY TEE 1 . 1.11.1• O F• FEBRUA RY,
IltelollowituOretsops property, to wit! ~•
.. '.',
•
3 "TEAR HORSES'
two of which are heavy iieing . ilianght hoes the
other - a goad broodanaree, , .`,,•;, • ,
'4
Head .. citeattl.44
erasing - which are two extra !dila Coriii,aad xrro ,
brags ; -HEAl.Ol,(Trti, one ei . ickiz4 "PlerslieviiH
A w
four,ao 1 taro.horie; 1 Wagon 11e. , aa.
iia g o, Btanding4 , l :dugs*. njuilier: 31ergit, f 1
'hive Visiair*Plovr._ t "(Mu: noise; 'PleirVt.: `doithle .
.tgaosel Plovir.l nalellarriovril Vatting Ltoxi
`Zhilter,lloutqe thee; ':1 set '
Tools. each as acme* ,erovrhar, Wedge, spa deS„ -
shorehairesocti. 1 griltd,fitone 2 Pete
.tiammass, and one doitbte Harness; 4 I . ly •
nets. coVai#:'bridtes,'A riding t )liddles
seta plow ertrei, Walters, Witt; breastend ouvrehisios,:l
string 4.110' hedliiit hone iiiiii*Ste* 100 4 4 4 ,
lems • • '„, "c,t
'11144.11t .. 11111 . -
IthicifidekrittlAstairmli. t4 143, !5,
0. 66 1 0 44-4.0 1 . 1 0, *"4: l et4§ 43 4 03 4 0 1 4 4 1-° 01 0r:
diani-
Zr•P acis344lll,;ice44l'‘vtieretirAttfi,
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VAlLitause„end L cP George I:l4llinbirgei
state °it Nattsitio,lll.4iirdrottiAlkitittp•
rot wow. &e, calf uPetv. qt10.,13 .0 4 , 1,1 13
441 .480 -4 r sehttitefeie ate:49tA iiiae
it
* 0 be efferealle. , • ,
• sif 111,11a4 ; 4 0- Wirt
Fr*. 70 41 4 4444;e 14 '
-,Ver4V,l4lostit
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Firt . ' ititinbite ' rlbei4n - ''
• BiitilriiiiiiirtiAlrg Willseill
, c ji: el Alfiliti'llttili;alStliblipulii:3l)flp
east of Hinggiild,4)l4 1 loid'' leiditik *9O Smith_;
lb WittOrlovii ;on, ilitilislYA r , IRO • Writ ~
DAN:. riatiguOr,sho tsiltn# l 4l lo # o niii proper.
4;iF I Illitl" ".. ''
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t - W,0,111-110:RSES
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among wuwh is " 0 , 616 0 s!!!4 030 col*1 81 1:Pb4
12 1111411001 1 041, 1 1"11011„
among which are 4 Mitch Oasis and ,itlak Buil ; II
Refill OF ISHBEiP, '• 1 ;.!: : , . '
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e ,
20 Head otrine;110$00 7,, , ,) , i
aniii:isiiiih ..05.4 - 13i00.1•18iiii'a ; 2 WAlt10118; : t 4
throd 7 iriclrirein4 °attar/ow tread, and 1 tilieliortil:'
wagon. 1 Cart; 1 pair Wood Ladders!, 1 pair Hay
Carriages; 1 Bring itale i .1. (haul 'Drill, 1 Cori{ ~,
Bhelisri 1 Wheat Fan, i ,Outtinklitis i 2 , three*bonrp.l
PloWe, I t two;,horati' , Plevf, I ,:single and 11‘. donbio ~;
shoot lows, il Hirrovrisk f Corn ColiertW, ' iinglo,',,
double and Atoblet treed, jpckey stick, fifth chain, ,1
log cltirin t .l spreader, 2.patr butt traces , I , piii_breasi.
bairte,•2 seta hlreeitlandS, 2 seta, Front Beare; col; , ,
Itirs, bridles. halters, fly-nets, b bafiairigse 1 four and
1 six-borse line.Ansebbstos, 1 set 4tittg bOards, 2 ;
grain cra4l4, a hat tap:rats 1 hogithebili4itieltar by,
the bond; a ' rot ininber, fah's, lakes, t *lion, Rye I.
'' - raw and Hay. a lot Potatoes. Als6
.11Etcvlissie• ..V 1 14,106.1t - tl3re,,.
toneistio4 of 2l bedsteads, I„ I Oink, &c., Ap'
plehuttet.androant . other articles not• necessary to
znention. Sale, to coramence at. IQ o'clock, on said
day, *hen a credit of Eight Os, will bee:ben on.
all same oi. $5 and upwards._ol'6l A., i-WAY.eft; •
..lz!lbo*aidart, Ancl.
jul 2sls
PUBLIC SAIEk
1 ,11 . 0 subscriber bevibg quit firming, will Sell
, ta Public ork Vtr ED,PiI.:BIIAK:rp IJA R
16TH, HI7IY, nt his father's retsitifoice: 44 , 0,
East of '"Waytiesbliro', near,.tho top,tl leqing to
Hopewiill Mills, tLefollowinispersopalyoperty,
9 EvApiloßsys
4of which are good plow le4ders, • one a wagon
leader ; 3 VO i rlid, 1 ming four 3:4:e're, and 2rising, ,
9.„
7 Eguitip OrmATtra
4 of which are Mulch COWS, 3 Calves; 2 sets Breech
bands, 4 sets front floars,„o Codars,lo
kfousings, 4, Sind 'POW Gear! with thinzits' and -
Traces, .Fly-igs, 2 serf Harness 1. Wagon Sad
die 1' IN hip. 2 Wagon . n
lanes, 2 Ptovv do 7 1 1'4110ra..
and Chainp; 4 parebtitt traced; 2 breast chains, 1
shovel, I Wag.qiCover nearly ifeW, 2 Veythes . sock'
Bnathes; 2 three-lured P l ows, good am 'new;
Wood Ladder* 10 feet tong, 1 etock
heavy Twin Sleii, 1 good :Dinteeliell,. (foul*,
and-4-singie trees, 1 set gain difng, Win rd's
band, 1 suable-Look, (Oak's paLefit)
a kit
Wood 'hy the Cotd..
Also a j lot Plastering Laths. and i ! umber t together,
to commence 'at 10 o'clock on inti 4 tfaY,:vhen a
crolit.of imontris iNill be vivenon all sinietOf $lO
end upwar4e. ii. G. HON 4BRAKV. ' •''
jar, 2Sta , 4 : •
.14. V; /4°144 AU t.
PUBLIC SALE.
•
ircaaHE sultscriberin tending to gait farming will,
I,llrill st Ipuldic Sale at his residence in Mt. Hope.
milifs North iIN ay llntilcille; • Of/ j the - Chambers-
Wig - load , t he obi Otoutz torn , 2 miles Welt 'cf,.;
luincl, on FRIDAY; .414ilipsitRY . 18TH, the ,
following personal proper l z,y!i:
' •
4 WORK IfORSES, •
1 is a fine young fomily'nthro with lust; „2 Go' Its,.
tieing . 3yeers and the other 2 years;
13 HEAP OF ChasitlE,
kof wi '
iich are Mitch Cowe,2 will he fresh iffog i t-that
ite 6f Sale. I *le' voting. Halt 1' Braid-Sow and
skoes;FARM.WAG(iNS. Aliso%
inch head. with bell and the other iblolfich,-for 3 on
4 hordes ;•3 pair Hay Ladders; tdpring Wolk Rake,
fkiitent Hay Fink with rope and pal i feys, 1, three
horse Plow, I tau horse do., t double and I singlet
klliosel Plow, 1 new * , wow, I Rockaway lAiritsgo
and Harnett's, I Meiji) idol 'Belle; Zoete Breachoindn
4 sets Front, Gears, 4 Iv nits collars: bridles tind
halters. fifth chain, 2 +enders, treble. double and,
single tremi, breast. butt' and cow chains t Prksand ;
rakes, 1 giubbinit Aloe; • .
H.OUSE . FU.,RNITU:REz,
1 iflureau. I largo, Dining Table t 1 Wenpiate 'Stove.
find pipe, 1 large Dinner Boll; FY/names ,by die be.,
end many otherartilales not neeeaaary toltientikn.
etale to commence at, 10 o'clock on cud day When
the terms will ho matllj known by
•• HENRY ROW.
jon 28 is G.:1 1 ;.• Moss, Auct..
rir be. undersigned will also offer onthe same,.
day hts Tract of Land at Ptiblio °carry, lying Jj
mile from Mt. Hope, on the road leading towards •
Chambersburg. joining lands of..dainfs Cook end
Michael Plolitz. dec'tl. containing •21 'Acres and 51
perches good . quality Liinostone Lend, 10 acres
heavily tiinbeted, with a fine situation for a house
and barn. 1„( is supposed :that . water can be had
within twenty or thirty feet. Plenty of timber for
buildings; about '4, acres meadow, tie residue in
a good state of cultic* lion; partly enclosed 'foifintniA
rail fence. Tho 'Ciandktiejai will be artade known ow
day of sale. • 8A MIJEL PFOLTZ.
Ex.mccmgcs,
NOTIt- E. is hereby ,gfren chit litterit'iWitament
ary to the estate of Christian Motile, late of
Washington township, dee\l, have bier, granted to
the subscriber. Alt pentane indebted.tO'said, deer,-
dent are notified tcrmakelloirstent c and, all havipg
claims will wt.:mut:them properly . autlienticated ' for,•
settlement.• • f
dec , 3l 91 •• HENRY FONTZ, 'Ber.
MACHINE SHOP FOPS RENT..
PTIBE Machine, Shop , ut the Old ,Vock. , Forge, 2
j miles from Leiters:mtg & 3 from WitYueshoro r "
on thii turnpike leading',to the latter place, now
the teapot:icy of Henry Oaks. is oitered for Rent
poaserssiort toe given on the.first of April. next: ,
sooner if desired. The impsoventeribkonsist of
LW ELLIN G lifiErdES,. tone , suitable for a Blat
smith and the caber fir a ,Wood workman) a lt
story Wood Sholt, a eonveniene , Dlactsniith
with three , tires and the convenience, of Fan Blto r o
ana.ronadly, attai,hettwitePatierns, dic. rt be
also the advantage of Turning Lathe and Drill
for
_turning And drilling ,He basfer sale' , efir
lot of. LIDIHER, sorb as tileliOrY. Wets oak at
welkin* plainWalso. about 0,000 L dry. flour bar
heath**. The lot k bipreil set with ehties,fMitat
• Qet 221 '.. . JO'fbid:DA.Y.dol"
4303111011iSTRATOWSNOV
rb• Ernita.oi.ftemintstroto,;i•
iked alideteignuil upOtt.tiet.lanta olfr4
JidnesJintr..of.;Waitungton dee',4
FleNorigiiiekte 4 :*" id .# 4.o. " lo n r 3, l l o 4f o '
tiOuifiat clabwe,l4 pkr
#oo4liiiiiitheititens • ,
'43 4l,E;ty.st•Pß # MEL. A4ll'r.
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