VIIAACIK.:I4O.IIk ~i,e,,! 'Vli7 Thilnithl fehrnary 3.16741). sterivu elreit is no* being tads in this awe to 1!),Itiell the employment of the gal. •., Thee lar the movement bas epsited but little attendee, although• it large, number of petitions, nosily from phiiadelphis asking • for its abOlishment, have been' presented to to 'Legislature. esa.t.Chicago, oue !Jay het week,'E. B obtained a verdict for tviiiiity thou 'Band dolfais agaioo l f the lilirtois Ceotral road for personal , in urinereceived by the explosion of s locomotive belonging - to Comply, in the Centred depot in Ohmage, itt pecember, 1867 antimrinitirthir ter of Bath:tore City to issue Bonds to the amount of $1,400,900, to complete the West r n Maryland Railroad to Hagerstown, has passed both branches of the City Councils. It will have to be approved by, the logisla. tain and a niniority of the voters of the city, to give it vitality. itet.There has been. at Inat, a battle in Cab. between the revolutionists under Gen : oral Jordan and the Spanish Ibrees under - Wen. Puello, in which the latter were defeat ed with the lose at thirty•sist others and four hundred men killed' and wounded.— This, considering the numbers engaged, not more than four or live thousand, was a pret ty severe, and tbo only real engagement' of importance of which we have . had any ac. count. if the revolutioniste_tan manage for a few menthe longer to keep the Spaniards .at bay; they will succeed in gaining their in• de endwise, as the aovernipent of Spain cannot much longer maintain an arm . ) , in the island. CURE FOR IV TiOOFINO COUGH.—Ao es• change says : Mon, through his persistent violations of natare's laws, has to pay' many fines. But mother earth is benignant c.ti generous. She has kindly provided a remedy —for-nearly-every affliction—in fact, we think • for every one, if man's inquiring mind will only discover it. In some instances it is so • very simple• that we can scarcely credit our own senses. Qnly think of chestnut leaves being a certain and immediate cure of that abomination to the little ones—whooping cough, yet such is the fact. The infusion is prepared in this manner ; Pour ono quart of boiling water on' one onnoe of the e i heetnnt leavea, and keep eover ed. When cold, an ordinary teacupful may — be given three ox four - times - daily ,-- the—lea lit the time of the patient retiring to rest for the night. Sugar and milk may bo added, if necessary, to deceive the patient. Dow TO LgNOTOEN YQIIR LlFE.—Avoid passion— cultivate a good• temper. Eat regularly, moderately, and never over three times a day. Go ,to bed at ten or eleven o'eloelc—get up when you feel that you have slept enough. Don't sleep in the day time.• Da your work steadily, and quit before you are completely tired out. Nover borrow trouble—wait until it visits Never exert. yourself nnnecessarily. Every motion its iii expenditure of eleetriei . kg. Wbile eating, arink as little as possible— warm drinks are preferable, to cold, which chill the stomach' and 'retard digestion, Better not to drink at all while tektng your meals. Telco your meals at such bourn as will al low your stomach some time for rest after digesting your food. e. The followtog is the Virginia Bill as passed by both branches of Congress, last week. It passed ~lie ilonse by a vote of 136 to 37 : An act to admit the State of Virginia to :representation in the Congrestrof the finited States Whereas, The people of Virginia have framed and adopted a Constitution of State government, which is repabliean; and where as, the Legislature of Virginia, elected un der said eonstitatioe, has ratified the four teenth and fifteenth amendments to the Con stitution of the United Stares, and where the performanoe of these several acts in good faith was a condition precedent to the representation of the State is Congress ; therefore, Be it enacted, etc., That the State of Vir giuia is entitled to representation in the :Congress of the United States, provided that before any member of the fiegialatare of esid Slate shall cake or resume his seat. or any officer of said State shall enter upon the .duties of his office,' he 'shall take 'and sub scribe and •file in •the .otfice of the &oratory of State ef..Virginia - fcrr liarmariont preset.- yation, an 'oath to the form following: 44 ., A B, do'solemaly swear that L have meet takeo an oath as a member •of Con gress, or as au officer of the . United, States, or ass member of any State Legislature; or or lisle executive or judieial offfeer et any State. to support the, Constitution of the United States, and. afterwards 'engaged' in insuexeetion . or rebellion ,eigaiiist the same, give.m.aad or comfort to tbe eueinfoo r tbi ra ,, uf; so Nelp qne Sod." • Or such perm; shall in like manner take, end subscribe and 'We the following oath '-I, AB, do aohooly swear that have )1 ads of the Congress of the United States been relieved from the disabilities -imposed' 411 D malty the-fourteenth amendment of the Coostitntionol the ;United otstes; so ,belp Isteßvod!? • 'The Briton moniety tbe pprntion' 111 e•neltv to animals, ha prose947o 114 'g ray:lied laiii liMAvA , MATTFAUst. uteloiciriTitt- • betcou to easel- it trettise4 thr9. o gb celeties of the 'Paard take Place so follootz ••••' = • 44. John Funt,.ntneAoisOY•:#etrOVl - tta• petrieh Snivelfrin front of the sow dtion Il'onse, February sth. George F.' , Summers, 2:ntiles West" lit Waynesboro; February 81b, I 1). hi, Stoolir, 2 , miles West of Wayues. boro', February lj. ' • Henry W. Funk,'2 Milde 801414 *Tly• pesbero', H. G. Bonebrake, F l tr3t of Way nesbo,ro', February-AG. • John A., I-looser, Southeast of Ringgold, Md., February 17. Martin Funk, 'L 'lilies Southeast of Way neaborn',—February-rjth. .Inbu W. Shank, near Middleburg, Febru ary 18. . Hoary' Itow,in 51t. 11604 •eflrttary 18. Geo. Wells; 4 r istiles South_ Wat7o6o - February 18th. A. E. rripe, obar the Nunnery 'Mill, Feb ruary 2 1/st. Daniel liOteinger, 1i miles Northwest of Waynosbc , ro', February 23d. _ 00rd0n,,3 - biles Northwest...of Way. liesbero', February 24th.-- Remy M. Funk; at ;be Marsh Run, Feb ruary 20th. . Geo. earbaugt, at poketosyp, February rr Garden &Oa at Maberaoa's Mr The reader wilt plena -excuse the eroweded state of our advertising poltunns. REVIVAL.---An interesting religions rep vival bee been progressing for sometime in the M. E. Church of this place. SCHOOL —Mrs. J. A. Funk will open a seiset - sohool in ibis pines on the first Mon day in March.- SOLD-•- The house and lot of ground in this place belonging to Geo. liollenberger was sold on Satgrday last for the sum of 6700. Purchaser, Win. Bickle. LECTURE.—no second lecture will be de livered in the Reformed-Church—onThurs day evening hob. 10, by Rev.' E. V. Gerhart, D. D., of the Theological Seminary, Mer cereburg, Pa., 'subject: "Vhe Beimtiful." iffuumra.—W. A. Reid has received a new assortment of Glasewaro direct fra]] Pittsburg of a mew patern—the triutppb, Ile aells Ego o$ four pieces at'Bs cents; apd goblets Jat 124 cents each; small dishes next to nothing Crlt is said that some men always grum ble, and will do so even if they "were going to be hung?" This class during the early pare of the rehelliOn, weie quite willing_to ride-down-b Loo—their—sled—of—proaperity filling their pockets full of greenbacks; but they don•t want to draw the same eled up again, and Warn stamp.' Of course, t. RECEIPTFI.- The following is a-, list o our receipts for subkoviptiop during January; David H. Baker' $ 2 00 • Daniel Hartman d.OO - Geo. Hoover , 2.00 Mary •li. Sitol7er , • 2.00 !Jowls Elliutt • 2.00 .Mary Faller it. - 2.00 • Jacob Ae . , ams 2.00 David Shank. 2.00 John Mort 2 00 ' Samuel Barr 2.00 , Henry Lesber, of U. 2.00 John 0. Hoover • 2 00 Samuel Th.ker,, - 2.00 Witt Johnston , ' 2.00 Samuel PfoutE 6.00 , Joseph Boult, _ 2.00 C. Gininael 1.00 Jacob B. Price • , 200 • Andrew IV ileou 2 00 Wm. Young • 200 ,S. G. Hollinger, 2.00 , D. M. Good• 1 00- D. %V. Funk 2 2.00 Hencitiah Shank . '. 4.00 David Snowberger. • 200 Dr. P. D. Fahrney 2.00 Mia. .P. Lleeknlan 2 00 W. A. Flory - 200 Anton Funk ' 2.00 . - • Abrm. Deal doll , 2.00 D. M. Detrioh, 2.00 DESTINY OF VIE WICKED —Rev. J. 4 Schaff lectured in the,Court Rouse on Mon- day evening The Court Room was a per• feet jam. It seems that he and Rev. 4. P. Bishop withdrew from the last United Breth ren Conference at Newvillc, owing to the fact that they hold certaia views in • regard to the destiny of the wicked not entertained by that church. Air. Schaff explained his position in his lecture,, taking the ground • that the righteous only are imtnortal, whilst the wicked nre annihilated at death. Be. twixt Swedenborgianism and, , this doctrine, our community seems to have Wan kept. in, a fever of religious excitement during the Met tep days.— V. Spirit. • IlEalag.- - As health is the greatest of all blessings withoat which'lVealtir would bring no enjoyment and even'tbe.dolighte of home and the 4residembuld lase - their chalini, every tpeans Sheik' be employed,for its pre serva‘ion. 4t tbis.seaison of the year . whoa the weather ie esbjest AlipostAmpeaot change ; when the roadif i ere alternately moci •iy and frozen, the feet ebould'he: tatted sksioardatep and sold. Nothing hoe Ceneepey .to ttspaiethe silal esergiss wore then damp, .cola (ed.' It brings on poen. e2oeie spd lung 'disease of eves, sharaeter; eatsfrib fersesed dirithes sod; 0, spore '.ef, other ApplianCes hy,which life is peilled and .oatlog3;tished. %teat:mot he.ion, careful, of, thatiOestimable itlessiegesiiihettkWhiehlifei . 4 . o oethe'-aost oiiii*"e eireses le' a - hurtles ) • POR.EtV,SPQNDgI),TeIf.' I " „TtrttairOmA, !Ugh., jai.l:s;').Bl4i,', 440 BEMs;—I. find it iihOtiiiiiii ii.,tri fOrget tzty. old 'friendn of Wirtiabtifi, 001 i l lVtaligitsWiti' , Mitch eittlefactiok*- . .'itildfilit• theta, this -putiliely, thiongk'tia4.li4isi;. thditnly 'lnetliiim4ty which leistit..tait Alteil Ch iiill.i f • I. nun no: now in Tenn e ssee: , -My ' Itegth, demaiding .1111400 1 , 54, 4406, Alter a.carettal tumuli:4de'; iit MOS, Ibertnetnetie aid' blittinefiii liblesj Uoiaolnded that •this region is'the 600 elevated. plateau -of good pail, ',within pas” - resell, of ' good , market,. anti, 100 •e eittilized , iod lideltigelat covaMik , nity - - this side ' of the. ItOcky' Moun t ains- 7 *Otild Meet MY ieqifiretilents .. and tvii not disappoihtett. I ' Sib' tiletUlllOrphQ9o4 ;join it farmer. "Bow. can you, a bachehir, • eery on farm operations?" I heal% yon ask., It's very simple. I borrowed a. native - family i man, wile, seven email Children and one just about to arrive == s powerful tone®, is it 'not ? Well, my object being . stock•growing, bay en't I a giiod—start ?.. Tennessee women pipet- -the- world 1 , not eve& * welding Queen Victoria, who; thepgh,stoplied in her Wild career, find not ciao* having - * fair chance I am certain could not surpass them. Your Tennessee woman is ”.pecooliar." She talks mostly through her nose, which, never having much acipaintance with bandker chiefs, keeps up an eternal analog, which don't lend much of an appetite, or romance. She is lengthy posit', about nine aii.han diet Lila t_iiii-a-board,untLlooks-c.rimped i —as though her skin was drawn over a wooden frame. She talks "pouterfuL" She likes to tell what a "mighty chance of tatere" she raised ; or how "power-down" hard it is to work all the year round, like Yanks ;'or what "truck" she took•when she was eick— which happens without fail once a year l But jokes aside, Tennessee wowed are thrif ty and shifting beyond :all I eves knew. Corn is everything_ here. 4 good "crap" of corn being given, Tennessee is paradise. It furnishes the bread, Ibod and f•rongliness" for all oritters," hogs, chicken% dogs And rats' it takes the place of hay. end the "shucks" take the place of dried skins for sausage meat l When' I first reached here, I was much amused - at - hearing - the everiast= ing question between neighbors, How is your corn I , The North is coming down here in swarms. Our popnlation hereaway is at least two thousand. The eiti;ens sellout, and strike _for_Teitas..__l_siippose 5,000 families left here last fall.. Tennessee is thus fast be coming a Northern State , and none, East or West, can rival this particular section of it, in sweet, pure air, ever pool, and ever careering from the mountains, distant from tea to twenty miles. Our free-stone water puts lemooad,o and such light drinks to the blush—if notilready blushed—while around us, id a radius of five miles, White and Yellow sulphur and Ohalyhatti Springs abound. Tht soil is a light loam, easy to cultivate, and, though thin, is very produc tive. yieldin g successive crops of corn, for twenty to thirty years, is the beet argil. meat. for ita strength. Timber is plentiful, being 'oaks of all hinds, . hickory, chestnut, poplar and walnut. The lazy natives are hewing - it - down without mercy, for it. It. ties, &fib iCh — terte — ii'h - ere — tinsmen - ding matiet. it will be-very valuable in a few years. •Improved farms are purchasable from as to 815 per sore. No region can excel this in fruit. Usually the hogs fat ten on pwohei and plums in the fall.— The Nashville 4 Chattanooga R. B. runs through Tallahoma, where it connects with a R. R. running North 45 miles, to McMinn ville, forty miles North of which rune the new Cincinnati R. R. just now being engin , eered. We expect this new road to run through here, and then our 'fortunes are se cure. All persons wishing information may address us ate above. Yours truly. . 111[6,"Cleanaing the Blood," upon which charlatans have harped so much, is not a mere eatoh•word and delusiOn. The micro. scope shows that some diseages exist like parasitic growths upon the globules of the blood, and it is further known that some sub tle substances destroy of expel them. 'These substances have been combined to make Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which does effectually expel the disorders that breed and rankle in Mood to rot out as it were the machinery. of life. blercer (Pa.) Whig. LAST NoTtou.--All taxes in Washington Townihlp now due will be collected with costs it not paid within ten days trona the date of this notice. 11. A. FISHIA. COL Ur The public sale advertieereepto of Make. Funk, Detrieh & Snively, will be found on fourth page. THE COLORED U. S. SENATOR.—The Hon. Hiram R. Revel, the colored Senator elect from .Mississippi, is I 4 tall, portly xpan, of light complexion, has benevolent features, a pleasant voice, and gentle ways. He is thoroughly respected by his own people, Wand by the Whites. Born in,,,freedom in North Carolina in 1822, craving an eduett• tion, he removed to Indian's; spent two years at ihe Quaker Seminary in 'Onion county ; entered the Methodist ministry; afterward' received further instruction at the Dark& Conqty Seminary; when he became preach! er;teatther,nnd lecturer among his people in the' States ot Indiana 'lllinois, Ohio and i At the bre aking out of the War lie was ministering et Baltimore. He as sistid in§he organization of the first two colored regiments in Maryland and Missouri, During. a portion of 1866 and 1864 he taught sehooi in St. Louie; then came to Vicksburg . Anditssixted the Provost Alarshal in wanag. jug' the agairsi followed on the. heeler of the Army: to. 4anteon ; organized dittrebes.in3djentnredi spent the opxt too years in. Knape and ;Missouri; in .preaching i ; a nd leetirinOntalttoratand religioussubjects warned ,fc and ban been , 'in NatoboX Ter ' ~ f % jf rigiroulfl enjely good ticajth, ren4, the CirMiar ofEfOrstiA , & Bentley, ap:d then inn.- oval' hoetle.of hoiY justly celebiated , Cnnt atitOort and take them seeordinkto directionn andloti peed not tie. Ittegot . vow ' IWO% , . , The m 4 of eio4h!g if ffPV irkliv• agar/ Ward ).30Aer's olburoh foots np the round ono; of $74,000 a par. s • ' _ . os'o4. • • foriiise nut•-• ''''.4losll.44FlF***-6#94...Wlptle'llobis, *ill 0004 - slUi!WiiVigtiln Md: 4 4 - emu; , BLArriceTai -, common Co bey.t• Mmites at UPDZGRAFF'd • iii;ictiffi;', C ito.OtbMCreeibit*V" ' 4:411; F,II 10.4. • prieia ' Aeir;iplitai tlitygote4rtniiii.. t and 'able rur•triannetl flOoda:" inil eicry other article 'fif Far or, 'J' imlging-line ter Indica! win; gt UPPBUICAVE% Firit F . 4001T. Opposite iziottlie! • liagerstOtvni Md.- N. B. Alt furs-are warranted na rrpigeented, and no,reantreclid.flits sold in our ' 1)1: 1 1) FURS. • ESUR4ECrEI), cleaned altered and repair- JUL. ad in the Wei wanner at • UPDEGHRAPH's frit Fifineni, Opposite the Washington House, Hagerstown, 111 d!..., GLOVE FACTORY. E are manyfatcuriug all the popular Gloves W of the day, including' the gridt Dog ISkia Gldvo. 2000 Ladies and 3000 Gents have worn these goods of our own make. They will tell you they are the best glove they ever wore almost as neat as a kid glove and five times as lorable, and made only at UPDEGRAPH'S. Gwyn kin Fwt F i teronv, Opposite the W,aihington Douse, Bagerktown, Md. I'4o CONSIMPTIVEPo, THE Advertiser, having been restored , to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, ialler hav ilag suffeted several yeais with a severe lung ;Affec tion, and that dread disease, Conan iription;—pi an.t.- ious to melte known to his lellow-sutlerers the Means of tare. .To all who desire it, he will rend a copy - of Oe prescription used (free of char4e). with the direc tions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sun Conn vtlll UUNEIMPT/02i, 1iT0.44, iladnneris, etc. The object of the advertiser In sending the . Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to he in valuable; and ne hopes every sufterer will try hit remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may pave a blessing.• -- Parties wishing the proscription - , plcase-ad dress Rt.!. EDWARD A. W IL.SON; may 14] Williamsburg, Kiiiga Co., New York., A 6E141 LEMAN who suffered for . yetiis from Nervous Debility, Preinature Deem, and all the et fects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of enifering_hurnanny, send frivolo all who need it, this rpeciPt and-direetuinsilir making the sitrole rrtriedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by address. ing, in perfect confidence, . • • • .lOBN B. OGDEN, may 141 Nn- 42 Cedar street. Nate York., At tbe Polvden HouPe, in Waynesboro', on the 21th ult. by Rev.,A. Hokum, Mr. (MOROI FLORA, to Mies 80PHIA. C. LET.H.h)RB, both_pf Washboon Uo. Md. By Rev. , Et. H. W. Hibshman ' at' the Earsona'ge, Jan. wr, Mr. AI DWARDMOATS to Mies T.4PINAI3 BURGE.% both of Tometown. .-. - f - ir: PHILADELPHIA, *oddity Jan. 81. 1870. ...The-flour 'market is steady,: but there 'is not *web atitfyity; the demand is chiefly from the hoine censiiniers, who purchased six hundred barrels in lots at $4.25®4 87d for superfine; $4 50014.78 for extras, $5.- 00®5.75 for lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family, $5 00®5 fad: for Pennsylva nia do. 40.55.25 ®ti 25 for Indiana awl Ohio do. dO., and $6,50®87.50 for fancy brands, according to qualq. Rye. flour sells at f4.87d if barrel. No sales were re ported iti corn meal. - The wheat market is not so strong and the ,rleniend less active, with.eales of 1,200 bush els of.prime Pennsylvania red at $1 25. Rye may be quoted. at 98e®$1 ef bushel for Western and Pennsylvania. (;ors is quiet at the decline noted on'Saturday ; males of 20,000 bushels of new yellow at 87®91e— the latter rate for prime dry. , Oats are an changed ; sales W 3,000 bushels of Penney], vania at 53®55e • W. T. BABNITL A REWARD OP $20.00. T OFFEtt a reward of $26 00 tor: rile recovery of a Pocket Book, 'lmey and Note that Was lost or stolen on the night of 251 h of January, 1870. The pocket book contained $27 00 in greenbacks and a note for $73 76, piryttlda on demand to Shrader Qr Ley, signed by Oebastitin Florence. • ZACHARIAII LOY, Feb 3,3 t SOAP-MAKING nONCEINI ItATk.:D t 4 "ft fitil pima in a box Qt 20 cents. SAL SOD % in large or small quantities, sold low by %V A. 'Rpm. Feb 3 POTATOES. " CHOICE cooking potatoes tbr solo by WA ; REID. . The undersigned, appointed Auditor by the Or ! phone' Court of Franklin County, January term, 1870, "tosettle and adjust the rates and proportions' of the assets to and among the respective creditors" of Margaret Hoover, dec'd, will intend to tie duties at his appointment at 1). B. Russere, office, in Waynesboro', en the 24th day of Febriimy, at 9 A. M., when and where oil persons having claims a gainst estate of said decedent are a hereby notified •to present the same. feb 4-3 tj B.S..BONEBRAKE, Auditor. 1111 HE subscriber will sell at Public Solo at hie ~11. resilience, of the, Marsh Run, on the old Ha gerbtown nue, 5 mites West 411 . Woynesbare; nn FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1869, the following valuable personal property, viz which foiaiie and gaining cannot lie axc' lied in the county ; I BROW) MATE, 1 tvirc-year old colt; 11 Head of tlat t two of weird are hitich Oevee, 3 lee , sheep; 1 Spring-,tooth 'Pike. I Grain 1)r:11. (gum feeder) I Uncle beta ,V 114430, pan, 1 Mower, ~ • 2 .PLAIMFAIVION WAOONS, 1 Spring 1 Wood lied, 2 pair hny caning tiurne7boile haautv,,,ll doable • abovel, lows, 2 olngle atiavel .idgara, , singio,r,double .10.1 ;tl4itolOrees, I hay, hug, gape ; nud pulluy ; 4 lets frinitttiant, g f!•01‘ I.l;)vv*4ciirs; 6 blind btillin t ' 1 .bet; dugb hatlaais, 25 giain begs, a full act Aet &Attl ITO 0 0 tit ttjlifinaff,other urtt e les not neeemary to, inetitinti. dihninence 'et' ft o'clock; on said iluy, when iveretlit of Nino' lilotithe will be ttiveiiton•oll -sums. or •f 10444119 ovaidii;parOhusera givaninett with approVed,eectuitis Ohl' Viridan, lea. de ye o aftef Ott.thikeil from , day of *' cif I;iiiY M. 1.1/141i: • , 16'3 G. %'• Motiq, 44ct rg3E-7,751 .49.X.aWALX4y. AtIL3EVJEC.MMS, NOTICE. FlOg SUL 4 READ OF MJJLES, MEE . • • .‘ • • .t subi*llt "Pubh"c mit!, ktfitifff 01 the Nboi)00 goblin riind, !bodice. leoin 4051#610 1 * to: 1 , QMII, li r l id N Alt THE 2 . 1 sr DA it s ,„Orr 41to fat r„ "7:11 - EALDHO RSES iv,„ 1 le bi - ,litoivoHotile, eight YeariOrd;potiii4eing rareiboihiefo ii o perfect farbtly horse, alboori toad Market; Dio:2 it • fine Dhbk with fuel: , beFillrYPaYe u!d, Oleo good leader: Nii,a is, a; Dark ititH a otobi eight_ Vent* Old, I e xcellent er, No. 4hi Ooriel Here, seven years • 614116th-fool; algal mate to N0..#1, :shoot* Day. More, foot jeFiroos,, i!oli,t100•ItOtAi. bolt" one . year 16 ' gnarl) 017 aain li rtil i tli among which are,' Hies, Fitt teers, the balance Yeneff,COt tiatit ;.'„1:•1 saV large Cheater itokr:2 yiniirel4 21;66400*a, 1 heavy with pig, 1 Fat .1-big; 4 pair nice Chester rig's. the balance email atiotoni F 41114 0118, 1 a+horse'oragort • nearly dear :with hear bell Ind aidebonsda complete; the, • other miltahle for 2 or hoMes witia'neW bill, .1 Catilagea, 1 Pet Lang •Ileanla, 1 "alit, 1 Carriage suitable thr one or two hoiaes, good, as new:; • 1 REAPER AND .MDWER COMBINED' helf-raker, new, Ditties patent; I 3firing Wagon With two seats, 1 lightillolky, good; one Sap?_mtor Sand Power in good order, t Virgin 801 1 1 Wheat , Fan, 1 Cutting Box, 1 hay fork with tope end put, leye, I set Blacksmith Tools, lot old iron,2 good Screw Plates 3, Banthear Plows, l„thrtielorse end 2 two•horse, ;I"doubleand 2 single aboiiiptotes, one corn coverer, .beble; double and single Mee, 9 log chains, butt, breast °minute chains, 2 grain craellee, mowing scythes, forks, •rakee, hoes and shovels; 14 good filth chnin t t pair short spreaders, abOui 40 good grain bogs, News single and .1 set doublet bar ium, with cellars, bridles mid checks, 1 string afiadls_ full set w.goti and plow gears, all in good order; a bout 100 bustul4' INlewbrunswick, Oats that weighs from 40 to _ 44 ; needs to the bushel, which will be 041 in mall luta is snit purchasers, about Sor 1Q tons Hay, „ , 60 BIRRNIAS OF CORN, more of less, n lot PotettoeS, 3 barrels Vinegar, empty barrult and boxes, 1 lsrgell.xur chest, l vineelboriovr. I .buggy pole, 3 long ladders, 1 good jaelc : terevr, one lt,eg w tar,-1- teed-trouith z -1 good -work; itelalch, and' many other ertiel , s not ttontioned. &do to Com mence nt 9 o'clock on said da'y. when a credit' of Nine Month , : Will be given on all sums of len Dol. ! !sr* and upwards. A EWA; E. 14110 E. fob 3 is 1), f.triltunitratt, A Lief, 1)- lUBLIC BALD: THE subscriber'intending to quit farming . , will sell at public sale, elide reindence, li• miles Nolthwest , .of ,Waynestiort; and a half a mile . Mirth — of tifilliFiVe ill,•en _ EtiNE SlfA Y FE Ex' VALIARY 1870, the following personal property; to-Wit ; 7 WOUK. HORSES, nmong which are two 'jolts rising three years, the balanie good Work, horses HEAD OF CATTLE 4, among which are five 14tilch Coma, one „voting 808, thts rear twang cattle, 18 head of sheep; 18 head •of Hose, emoog which is one kOod Brood 'Bow 2 PLANTATION WAGONS,: . I One or two:horse 'Wagon with bed, I wagon bed, . 1-pair-vrood-hulderiti-I—pair I Grain Drill, I hiy Itake,• 2 three-horse plows, 2 two-horse plows, %tangle and 4 double shovel plows, I cern covelor,2 harrows, 2 spreaders, single, doli 7 He and treble trees, 1 rolling acieen, wheat fan, 3 grain cradles,. 3 cloverreed cradles, mooring scytheir, 2 MI chains, 2 lalchaini, broast l butt and cow chains, '1 Joie' tack,,l ,v.ligging iron, .1 shovel, 1 grain shovel, I , mattock, I set manure board 4 manure hook, 1 hay fork, rope and pulleyd, niantife, shaking and'pitck ti,rks, a tot fakes, 1 VIVIoCORDZIOIC REAPER t enttingikr. 2 seta breechbande, glans front gears, 5 sets plow gears, bridles. halters; collard. lines nets, 1 wogon saddle mid whip, and many other ar ticles not necessary to mention, Sale to commence at 9 o'clock On said day when the terms will be mode known by DANlELuointit. fob ats G. V, Mos net. PU'Lle SALE. IRtHE sulnicriber will aril at Public Sale at his rep-. •41 Weller, on the farm of Christiqn Beaver, 4 mil ea South of Waynesboro', and 1 mile WeSt Oi Jacobs' Church, on FRIDAY THE 18TH DAY F.EI3RU-, AR Y, the folibtaing personal property, to Wit: 4 HEAD HORSES I of which is an excellent family beast for either ri. ding or driving ; 8 HEAD OF' CATTLE; 3 of which are prime . Mfich COW, 1 springer and 1 fine part Teesirater, two and a half years old; TWO l'itAD OF HOGS, • 3 Head BakeweliSheep. 1 new Plantation Wagon $ Inca tread," 1 narrow tread Wagon, 1 piing Wagon, 1 pair hay carriages, 1 pair hay ladders, 1 Grain Drill, 1 Windmill, one cutting box, 1 barahear plow for two or three horns; 2 double shovel Ana, one new corn coverer,thar-' row, double, treble and single trees, 1 Spreader; 37 acne 'GRAIN IN THE GROUND, _ 2 sets lireechbands, 2 sets Front Nears, one new 4- flame Line, bridles, collars, 1 shovtl, forks, rakes,cow chains, a lotbld Iron, and many other articles too numerous to Mention. 6nle to commence at 10 tP clock on said day when a credit of 9 months will be given on ell sums of $5 and upwards. WELLS. fob 3-ts • WmAttnntat, Aunt. PUBLIC SALE: `x-ruz be sold at the residence ol t he subicriber, i'V* no .r 11. Besure'a Mill, 3 mites north-west of Waynesboro', on the road leading from Waimea hero' to I';hattibershure, vie. Mt: Hope, on TliUlts- DAY TEE 24TH pAraP FEEIRIIARY, the fol lowing perton - al properti, tit wit: alacitivit 4 of which Ira leaders, 3 breed, metee, one frith tool; 4 ?LOVBI'ION WAtiONS S . 2 3-inch end 1 31, all in goof!, order, I wagon bed, well ironed and miarty , now, 1 pair' hay caniere;4l pair hay lultlers, 1 gram drill, , . , . . 1 llubbar(4lllrovirer,w 1 cart with geort, I spring-touch rake, 6 barstifiai plows, one a lki.or and .1 a 2 horse Cora - plotii: 3 doubleand 2 single rihoirghilows, I cora coverer, , W harrriwa one good as nawi. - rt '-- : - --- -i : :f" 100 BAir OrApORN, hay y tiie toy corn 53 dei by;the , bundle, 2 sets; lireobribinals,;4lets'front **fiesta pin* gesrs; Fs aposeis, 6 collsor, , 6,bridlds; k Wagon gadfly, 1 titx•!‘ 'horse hues 4 . housings, 2 pair breast chime, 2 pair ban treens,.3 spfeauers, 3 kionlin imd 2 . frebfe trees,' lot singly trees, I fiith chain, 3,!0g screw. 2 seta dritig.boarJs„.lot or paten and 'shaking. larks, '4 raker, '8- cradles,' Si lintrnitl63.o l thetis 2 ' bidster-, I tot old irogt; , l ernes-cut saw, / band-saw, anir ,manpothin atticlei ,nee neouseary t* mention. ' BOO* cbatinsuCe tit 10 o'e!qck on said day when a oredit t of 16 dimithsivill be riven on ell sums of $5 and npmaisl4. • litiliVEValblilXllt • cb 4-ts V. ltiogn, Auct. ,_ .a•_ .~ :. 011.011 E EfalltLY itiOil ,:, Of the:o4haria',Otturt 411 or Ful a ki ln - o*OV2.' . 13iia*:,einu, , i1870, the I inideisignell ic', il 141040 '.;!3)lol3tit- Bnl-'o riiprom lafit on Mon • , thrhOU'dir ', ' , - aft. She ' itls' 1 , i. , 1:#1 1 i44. E Of Jedittlokieri: de •, 00: itig filing* , ton Town chip, luiiicle4 !Thies ', f John , . :%• id a nil :others, eentilhingfri , hem infd94o,Parclifni4iet niessurn, Oar crigeh,ig aripunt it, ii ‘iiteried ' I 4 OII. .P I VEL[O43I iiotitiie, Ortible inidj3iiiiitiiiiiiiikliaiiiti:: "': A LSO at Oa eatt mtia li aAttlalt°l. l "k': - /'. - .v.f;', '.'llpit • ittioArAit'...'PßOPEltlelt, of Said dereased conaistiinfof Bureaus; •fteditesuis and Bedding, Carpet; l'abfAi,l43lo4foloakeinnsi; Cupboard, Store, .Kto tile,. Tnriiitt7Oindfaite'din,fai ~anti griller and,* teliO4.**o o o, l l tiPlitith/1 anti Kitchen riiinittifel. • Ada to nkifittainitatuifi o' cloc k on said slay witch ,the tonne will he ; :nada ittidlititi , ? , - febt4ii -;':--;' . ...4. :i3EO. UkftßAUOli f Adger: otTTlE:timiiffioN op , the Firat,;lltiatkalAtekerNayaeatoor o % at close:ofgef43t o -...- - 4 ESP' ;• ! Loins aml Dleemicte, • $33• ,681 18 Over Draft, ' - • ll6 05 W. S. lionds..ttifsecdra Cirieidaticin„ 75,400 00 W.B. Heeds on had&x 42,800 00 Other Stocks, , 300 00 Due froni,ltedeemihkasia eSesstrAgeptiti 211049 gs Due trOadhei Pee from other Hank,s and Beakers, • 7,02653 Current tr.:pauses, 18 00 Taxes Paid, . 710 67 Cash (terns inehitlin2 Stamps, •- 130 81 °that i\atiousl Rinks, • 4600 ' Piatultinal Cusieffek, ittol - niekletq' 32695 TePtlei Pfgeths • f!.. , " ' 3,447 00 LIAIIII;ITABEi., Capitul $76,000 00 Surktlue • Interest-arid Pio& and Iktii 2,7,14 82 Natinnal.,l3aUk 614tutuding i ' 66;67590 4 . ndlivkilu t t Deposits, 40,04169' Due teliaoual Puulsu, f . 2,t/96 96 • State oL Pennsylvania, uo grity , of Ftanklipi ss el' &ink .Wayneakulo . . , Pa., do gOlertinly swag! that the above statement. is true, to the'beat• of ray knowledge and belief. JNO. pkiILIPS, Cash'r., subeeribed and , ealirn to before line, ibis 4,9lhdaß of Januar:v., A .'1.);" ig7o. • • J. BUlibirs 4,ll , l(iEßBol , l,,Notaiy ()aired., Attopt— . PRICE, • • • W. A MIIEII4,N, DraEctrow. p.ArqEL 'TITLE,, fob q- at PUBLIC . . Tat oubarribri wilt :fell at Tilblip Sale, farm of Menrifihank, on the 'iotitl the Marsh ste: to 'Middleburg, alimit 1 Inilott from the latter likele, on FRIDAY • THE 18TH. DAY' FE D RD A It Y, the foliowitig valuable pertionalpop, clay; to wit: 9 Blatt GOOD . }.gout tone good leodere; trio of *MO, torcittiiiplo4: one with finO, 3 001ter,zeing 3,0141; 'SO HEAD or CATTLE, Eve of ehich Ore Milch Cows, 3 . will.be fresh about. the tivne or.ce: '1 Fat Steer, I dull (Alderney breed) the balance ,yonng . etrttie; f 5, HEAD Ok' HOOsomong which are several !IWO elinyi,Cheo, tor whites, Will have pigs ab,itt the time of ;stile, one Chester white o,bar litoad Wagon vrtitlx Bed 1 three ihrii."Plantation Wagon; 1 Spring Wagon. 1 Cart, I Grain 'make); I, Spting-t tooth Rake,.2 pair , flay Corriatrea,l piir !,adders. 1 Corn Sheller. 1 Wheat Fan, 1 Cutting Ito*, one, screen, 1 pair /tail Ladders, I large doubt*, Idled, , Ititra Ail M 111911111, (self-raker) Ohio and Buckeye patent; 5 Barshear. Plows, three 3-bores and two 2-boiled.; dingle and. :6 double' Shovel Plows, 2. Vora .Cursrers, , 6 nar rows, single, double 'and trehig.frileir.jirekey sticks,;, 2 fifth chains and spreaders, '340g'61,6' is, I jack screw, butt, breast and cow - c h ains, two Set" dung boards, 2 flay [forks with ropes ono pullayi, 1 oak Blsckernith Tools, a lot old iron, 3 sets treechbande, 5 sets F l om Gears, 6 sets Plow Gears, Collars, bri dles and housings, 10 head halters with chains, Bet fly nets, 1 wagon saddle, 2 grain cradles, 3 ;now ! jog scythes, 100 BARRELS OF CQR N, , Ir lot PD• ' tames 1 Grindstone, dung. gra in and stialtingfo,rke,, shovel, mattock, sledge, crowbar, hand iiit-,wood Sawa, I Circular Saw and horse power, 1 ;Straw knife, 1 feed trough, tomorticing ax, post ax, adze,, a lot augers, 1 Dinner Bell. I,Clcid Buffer, 30 grain bags; SEVENTY:ONE, ACIIIIS Grain in the Gronwit,., and many other ariclee not - decessasy to mention. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock on said day, when it credit of 1$ months will be given on all sums of $lO.. and upwards by JOHN W. MANIC.. 'an 98. to ,Joe. Bowasn„A act. I?J[3LLC 4AILE,, THE_ subscrib er having sold Wiliam.. will sell without resevire.st his residence, two mile* Soutjt of Waynesboro', an the turnpike near . Antietam Junction; on TUEBDA V, FEBRUARY 15THAte following property, to wit: 4'WORK HORSES„ two plow leaders and .$e wegiin leader; 5 head of .1. Colts. one rising 4 years, two rising 3 and:twcinuicis 2 years, all bays,. 7100EAILD O CATTLE, three of which ares Milch (lewd, one will 46:fresh rie. boat the time of sale, 1 two and a half year old Kull, (out of the Fahrney mule&Hevon Heifer; 2 PI,ANTA.TION 'WAGONS, four inch tile, one a.good article, nearly new, the other a light lour-horse wagon in good. order;, 1 ,twO horse. Wagon and Bed, 1 Wood !Jed, good'as new; I pair Rail Ladders; 1 pair Say Ladders, 1. Grain Drill with guano attachment, Hay Rake, 1 Horse Power and strap, 1: Circular Haw,•l.- Whealbarow: • r 2 sets dung boirdit, 1-Pat. Hcii york,:ropeandiPul• le's, 1 rallinntoti• ONE .1162WP,R 2'lwo borne Plows, '1 three bona Pinar, 1 (*pilaw,. 2 Harrows, act Blacksmith Tools, good as new; 1 fackscrew, good ad new;shovel lows, Spreaders, log chains, single, double ano trettlertsses, cow chains,' halter chains, Wagon' arid. Plowliearsaly. • Nets, forks, sakes ' skovels, 1 good stoop shovel,. 1 mattock; 1 coststeel crass-cut* stit!rit'' Iftlada l a lo ' grain cradle% movißig scythes: a lot old barrels, 1 • cestora,pump,, lot Old iron. 1 wheat' lan 10 nearly new bags, wood but. 'dinner boll, teed mm0;1 Stable Lot*, (Oak's potent) I bag waitu4' 1 tong.iadder; - 2 bedsta4a4lo7.lo4 teeny' ottiefarlicloa' not unpins/try to inontvxm bale to corn:none - a. fall) o'cloidc,iiii - seld day, when" a Aedit of Tem Months. , will tsfglvekon,all sums . ovor4lo. ' .• ; • .‘ ' :.; „(-4.• _ 4141118,11 ATT9#4,EY. : 040X 1, 16,....; - _ • :Warneox4.. , • 1 - 111A.31,CES , in.the 'Oast cowtog 4 00ttinklb* jrand adjimmul. cptuati,•:. • . sg es o s p o p 3 lo. o 3`..iiid-. 4404: 1- FirAt: infspyrce OfNplioaletstittablik deo ', • :* • -*; . „ Mil Elt2=ll §1 , 202 4 215 47
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