VILLAGE REco
ED.
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Thursday itifiraii
eigh.,The•Coeiboall Tilde Solkool ca c ao
be carried cia appeal tlieitiip , iemei . Capri.
The IllasOVAPP.l9.Pl!, ,, ttoe: T 411111 °:
„Cherob, at )1 iddletoiv, , 31.4,,,is to't!e rep laced
by o motet ,
• Cg'Tlie, Baltimore American Oakes that
thrre colored voters in the State
of Marphtiti,. . ,
wau3ti: t ratnit'llitibittf bit; thi) do' red °irons
ri49r, (Wei iiiid4efuly: r e cently
crow .bemii;rhigooi.
.
i or Cold is toit z ,i. ! • phitAiiio, and fats:
downward ' tendency,_ _closing at, .New
-
on Monday at 1.1.—t. • ,
.
co,„P 4
r. casO,is to tie' =again"
vhovedtundur the law 'recent y, pas s e
Legislature over the tlevernees.veto.
The Baltimore COnfertmee .of:
Methodial Eplseepal Church-, new - in session
at . Vrederieli; Atd.,', decided in fitVor Of "la)
delegation.
tir Washington despatches say that at a
Cabinet wading the President =mounded
ltis intentioa not to issue . ilia Viiteenth
Amendment proclamation until Georgia is
Adinitted toiteresentation in COugresa and
the official notite is reeettred'from Teta&
!„General Butler on Mondaj. appointed
Charles Pimner Wilson, of-Selenr, Mass,' 0
colored boy, to a cadetship at iVoe't Poiot
He is the first colored poy Aver appoioicd to,
a cadetship at either the lava) -or Unitary
Academy.
sgrA, bill paned the House of Delegates
of South Carolina recently; by
iuioos-vote,•making it a misdemeanor, pun
ishable with three *yeatif - hard - labor in the
penitentiary and one thousand debars fine to
ma a any d I itiotiOlV - ittirecy — ticoatre, eta., on
account of color, race or trevious' condition.
The - SupreareCour t - or - Pen sylVank
through the Chief Justice, delivered an
opinion last Saturday against the act of the
Legislature taxing banks one per cent. on
their capitol, but leaving the three mill tax
in fotee. - - - --
terThe Bonen Committee on Banking
-and Currency had a long peaaion on
at which_the .ro used inflation of the volume
of the currency $50,000,000 svas considered.
It is thought that the committee will recom
mend 'to the Hails° that if the proposed in
flation is deemed expedient that the amount
required be issUei in greenbacks. It is
prebablo, in this connection, they will agree
and report to the House e plan for funding
the National indebtedness:
Irwin the United.. States Senate on Mon-
Jay Mr. Morton introduced a bill to admit
Texas to representation on the same condi•
tinna as imposed upon Virginia, which was
referred to the, Judiciary Committee. A
bill we's reported to purchase . the Cherokee -
Indian lands in Kansas, and open them to
actual settlers at $1.2.5 per acre. The Fund.
ing bill was taken up and Mr. Bayard, of
Delaviare, used the occassion for a political
speech. An evening session was held, and
'the bill again discussed without a vote be
ing reached.
r.Mrs. C. E. M'Kay, of 31assachusets,
memorialized Congress, the others day, te
monstrating against the right of suffrage be
ing granted to women. She believes that a
large proportion of her sex do not want the
ballot, for the following reasons ; It is out
sido of their proper sphere, and women have
already enough to do without mixing in poli
ties, and universal woman suffrage would im
peril the safety of the Republic by an im-,
name increase of the unintelligent and' in
competent vote. Mrs. M'Kay considers the
colored woman of the South far more ignor
ant end imbrnted than the men, and that it
would be dangerous to give theta the vote.
Womankind io general she recommends to
go in and win in the various fields now open
ed to her;und not bother about the ballot.
ri"Commander Williams, of the United
States gunboat Oneida, who heroically shar
ed the fate of his vessel when she sank •in
the Japan Sea, was an officer who won 'dis
tinction in the.war of the rebellion. lie was
on board 'one of 'the monitors which made
the celebrated night assault upon Fprt . Surn.
ter, and commanded- the, party which landed
on that occasion'. lie 'was then captured
and taken to' Columbia, where . he was:chain
cd to a fellow o ffi cer, as was stated,• in
ation for en atterpt to treat certain confeid
crate sailors -an pirates. Ile remained- in
chains in a — loatbsotan dungeon for, six
months. Before be left the United States,
for the last time, Ito-lost hitt wife by, death,
and he:irlated -his Andy 'AL son of air
years' old, with Ovine velariios living in-Kane
county, Illinois.
HIJET IN WttiSTLlNti--014 : MITI last
meek', W'iltiam - Shank,, of "Mr.
shank, Proprietor of the 3.lentgarnerinoust,
u botr of , ahou,t. sigteen years . , of age, wee
% g reeting a 4 viih a boy cif about Qin Battle age,.
in the yard in 'the rear'of the'hotel. Young
Sauk man thrown, and, in some way s (me
of ,tb e ,bnnes "i s big ,right leg, below the knee,'
was b ro ks a . Tic is now get,ting *Jong • vary
tom fo rta yr-
The.hih rX *Tionnrel Grant!' ie now ewitebd
Sag hie 4,311 on situ kresideutiel 'farm, near
pt, L •um
I 'Sirs l'Stosnine;=-The N. Xc .Bereft of a
" . ,"!Dt !"31.,.0125416,,.t.e
of;
tOP•lais*e.E:Sid auoti,depiees or ':•tratle..,. se
14 hatfi 1101 eines *nary oc , this yearitr
ho*Oer,
.4to. kqi l / 2 tliat le . dark, hoar has beep #ll
, b4t, if not 4ittiolittelyi ln the men
oshtile enifinittity geeitislly doubtlead : ' fear
begin: to /it* to: hope sad•tonfidenee,
steady decline of coldly), had a depressing
gnu phiblirrassing „effect on
,the !tradiog nom.
tenuity. In propartinn Si' 4 is felt that
bottom is about, reielied:th ere- iii - ,,a growing
*dill?, of Bealitiry, The fealing.whieh ex.,
pressed itsejf,tip happily,in the Aoyernment
printing eifi,ae,nt !Washington on, Ssturday.
an tlyt 00004* °Ole :visit of oenerai Grant
la midespread over the. 'community. . It it
tell that in spite `of the somewhat protrantede
di inesa.nf trade the i‘st,year'ot Grant's -ad;
ministrntioa has really been prosperous. It
is a triumph which has not been often cape:
Innuallfibtlf trlinl 0 an ' poop a ° .' a' °
in one yeiti'iediteed the debt itill.to - 17eight.0 1 -.
lions, and 0 have brought gold, dowl3 .frora
one hundned and - forty-flge- almosSto , per:—
We are gratified to Itn'o* that orders, begin
to come in front tint West and Speth, ' and
that really the reinspect brightens. , The na•
tion at the present moment lookato Congress.
We must have an end of all uncertainty;--=
Merobants net knork'where and how they,
stand. ' If the 'funding bill is not ,to be
passed, then it ought to be rejected at once.
One way or the other this cause of uncer
talky oi i tght to bervinoved. We have the ,
same to' Say of the bill which proposes, to'
acid fifty millions: to the currency. There
ought to be no delay: The bill should be
passed at Once or tlirdwit 'out. If Congress
will act wisely and With becoming prompti:
tude we shall soon,. feel perselyes on solid
round and merchants: will take conrageo—
Under the near cOnditihnti things and on a
basie satisfaistory'atikeeidniing we shall ad
vane° with firm step, towards a prosperity
whioh_w_e haitt_neseraitherto experience ,
The millions of gold now lying useless in the
v aults : of-Ea ortunit m
to - penr - theirlavors upon us en o • eve op
our immense and boundless reeoUreos. With
the bright sunshine and the refreshing show
ers and the blossoming flowers of spring we
shall expect to find ontielvea in the midst of
a state of things which, it not all we • could
wish, will be at least cheering and pregnant
with-promise.
INDIAN TROUBLES.—AIready says an
exchange,' one of the frontier commanders
gives a gloomy description of the condition
of affairs in his department.
.The Sioux
Indians -- one, of the most powerful and
dangerous tribes out West— , -complain bitter
ly of the deceit repulsed towards them by
the Peace Commission. They ask, "Where
are the houses you were going to build us?
Where are the cows, the sheep, the pigs,
80.? But, above all, where are the guns
and amunition we were to receive ?'- - This
frontier commander—General Stanley— urges
on the Washington authorities the import
-
ance of encouragiwthe--friendly Sioux in
every possible way. He sap' they have used
all the means they could to induce their
hostile brethero to come in and bury the
hatchet. Ile recommends the faithful ful
filment of the treaties made with them by
the Peace Commission. We fear very much
that the unscrupulous traders and road agents
who else out an existence by cheating alike
the , governthent and its redskin proteges
have neutralized all the efforts of the broad.
brim philanthropisre sent out on the Plains
to establish friendly relations between the
Indians and their Great rather. The only
way to strike at the root of the evil is to
punish or banish these mischievous, rascals,
who have been, beyond donbt,The cause of
nearly every Indian war for years past.
considerable amount, if not all, of the appro
priations made to our copper colored friends
by the government falls into the hands of
these rapacious harpies, and the inevitable
result is to drive the Indians on the warpath.
If the Peace Commissioners and frontier
commanders would only hang a few of these
worthies they would do more to put a atop
to the annual outrages which' desolate the
settleinen'ts of the far West Than all the
treaties in Christendom. The experiment is
well worth trying,
EX-MEMBERS IMPLICATED.---The action
of the House of Representatives in resolving
that the investigation of the stile:of national
cadetships shall nor uutend beyond members
of . itie pretenrCotilirqss will stop , inquiry :in
to Other 'cases, and will preVent an
.report
being inside on the testittioq• already' :taken
affectingin4tebers of previous ',Congresses.
The'iiiidenee ;a'ken has,' hOsiever;:beeti
,col
lected' and implicates :the following pit-mem
bers in 'either sotling,oadetebips . making
appointments of , boy's "residing of
their own istricte.:
,S. • .Newttii.`,Pc`ttiti p , .of
Meadville, Pennsylvania,' rctir'seeatiiiiie in
the. Fortieth Congrebe, from :the Twentieth
. Pezin4lvania'Diatrict William'Ediarde, of
Georgia, Fottietb•Cengresifi:jeliti
of Alabama, Fortith W.' J.
'Blackburn,
.of Louisiana, Box tie th ,Congress;
¶J; ff„,l3,yptier,"of Louisiana, Fortieth Con
ireili; J. P. N ain
oweh, .of Louisiana,,• For
tieth*Congreis,'Xiiihael Vidal, of Louisiana,
Fortieth, Congress; A. H. Coffroth,, of Num,
'Sylvania o , 2. l birty- ninth' CongressK, , V.
Whaley, of Meat Virginia, ..Thirty•ninth
Cimgresa; Goodwin, of Arizopa,
;Fortieth, Congress;
,Samuel nt Lane,
;Moliticiii; Fortieth - Congress. ,
Sim Franoino girl wanted a promissory
ntite fois3,ooo,4airatle on demand, :
,before
ahn Rookies) , Yee. • • •
A earl *loped last °dam. Obi*
town with an itinerant doatdr, lab* last imek
sent her borne in a's:KIER'.
LOCAL , AIATT-It&;'„ .:
Sh t tOt iiptsTitre,-12,0 0 1 ;
verOsesllblimah the columns ef.,Abi'A'sciiiii
'
• Geti: Foortbmou, io Wsynesbore,;. OniOt-'
dity, Mach •
.11,6yee, 2i mites BOOtbeast of Virity-
Oeibetoi, on' Tuesday, March 15. •
•Jobtt Bate. sear B, Beswe's 11111, Afareb 1.8
,
Itebecea Wltyneab.ord, Saturday
the 18ifi intit. • • • • •
. Geo. L Koeppel., one mile North.east Mt,
Hope, Tuesday . 22d .Mureh.
ii. W, Brown, at , the VtidaY
March 25
Arair.. Courrvii, l -4We remind our
'petitea that theArat of hpril ie apvroaohing,
and at tfia eatne i titne request thei .j . they
foi
get not the , Printer.. We have several'
dr ntalce--up.,_lll—order_ nap _to
disappoint the. "Paper Man" awl other., over.:
indtd
1 / 3 riptioa, advertising, and bill.printing,, ate
called nOon:te,settte up. Upon and' we in-'
)5r., many will , disappoint us ?
SAtiqa;y„'Ain.il 17.
tds,,,Embet-day, • Montisy last
rirGardee Seeds at A,mbersoasi.
ittlirlgumpa'and swelled neeke prevail a ,
Hanover, Pa.
Stretretrt commenced at Hagerstown on
Monday.
lirelocks cheaper than the cheapest, and
warranted, at ALEX. LEEDS'.
at We direct attention to new sale adyer
tisoinents in this issue.
bla.Mr.•Eli Little took possession of the
liambersburg, on
Willi ouße,
day of week.
OLD PION:LB.-A gentleman of" this vi
cinity has a vii iDziker pickle which beam
preserved tweasy.two years. It is still solid.
,4=- 0 0n
market indiestes that the resumption of ape
Me payments is close at hand.
WELL SOLD.—G. V. Moog, auctioneer,
informs us that he sold two vows with tweo•
ty snaking pigs, at the sale, of Mr. Jacob
Ditch, , on the 3d just , for the sum of $lO5.
SairWe are request‘d -to inform the pub
lic that C. N. Beaver is expecting a very fib.,
lot of bats—latest styles—for spring trade,
Give him a call.
terMr. John M. Cooper, says the Spirit,
last week soli his property situate in Stour
ferslown, one mile East of Chau►bersbnrg, to
Mr. John Lantz for $3300.
, Fon SALE.---A new Manufacturing Sing•
er Sewing Machine, owned byl). H. lief
leigh, dee'd, at a reduced price. Apply to
Jacob Reiningor, Tailor
BALD EAGLE Swon—Mr. Jacob Wiles,
of Fuukstown, this county, shot, on last Sat
urday, about half a mile West of that place,
a bald eagle, measuring seven feet across the
wings.
LIVERPOOL WARE.—I have an assort.
meat of ,Yellow and Rockingham ware re•
ceived direct from Liverpool, Ohio. I bought
the ware very low , and will sell most articles
below list prices. W. A. REID.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-43. X. Stoner, Assist-
ant Assessor, will meet all persons of Wash
ington and Quincy townships, liable to In
come Tax for • 1869, or Special Tax for Li
cense for 1870, at the offi.ee of Dr. John M.
Ripple, in Waynesboro', until the 20th inst.
After that date fifty per cent. penalty will
be added fur neglect.
LEM:MS.—Bev. J. R. A. Bomberger, D.
D., will lecture in die Reformed Church this
(Thursday) evening. Subject : "The Early
German Settlers of Penntylvanite, their lead
ing traits of character, social, intellectual and
BIG CALF.—The Public Opinion says a
cow belonging to GEN. A. Imtnel, of this
county, bad a calf on the 15th of last month,
and in 17 hours after it was born, weighed
105 pounds. Can any of the stock breeders
in lowa ))eat this Franklin county calf speci
men ?
GOOD TIDINGS.--t have good srtgars at
low prices. Rave some prettier than any
I have heretofore sold.' A Rio coffee for
,25 cents -cannot° be excelled for the money.
'A splendid Imperial Tea.
•
Garden seeds fresh and good..
W. A. REID.
•
.n.oBBEIty:,7-We leara,from the. bob Met.-
cersburg Journal that the gunsmith shop of.
Mr. 'blank. Bt Johnston in that- place, Was
buiglariSisly entered on Wednesday night a
week, and a ehest'brokenopen ! froni which
$2l, three-revolvers, and his principle and
moat valuable tools were taken, making. Mr.
Johnston', lois about,6l.oo. After acoom.
,pushing the robbery . the - thitiVes attempted
to fire the building. Mr. J. is a native of
this place, idn of Mr. J. H. Johnston, and
had but recently engaged in business in that
! Plage. ,*
.
.
, new lot of fine Sleeve Battotwond
gar, Ringo at - . ALEX. LEEDS'.
The main buildiiik Of the extensive vrOoilen
mill of John P. Benner, in Philadelphia,
was destroyed by fire on the 17th loss $400,,
000,
,V43 l i#Uti ACIP/PENT:--Wzri, GV., Smith
teettvith a serious accident on
!metes they were oti 'their
Way: nageretesre;;tits:family consisting. of'
Mr. S wife Multi/tie ithildren, one an ins
fent. About thfoiir miles beyond Leiters,.
'.,burg a flock of &bine flew in the direction off;
• • ,
the horse - 404 pettot,'''at which the animal
I 19' frigb,t,,etddenly
_plunging over an mit"-
! betlstnent and upsetting the buggy agairiat
the finee,iireilsitifeirthe'fiip and. throWitig•
them oaf:" 414 Smitli - hteibelf *as consider.-
ably, biniseti abont,'t)in Ateet.--ne daughter , " a.
bout 4or "O'Yeflie inatained :serious -id
'but at last iiticaunbivias 4'e:17,14016g and hopes
of her teenvery arciniertaiacd. , Mrs. Smith
and the' ether? daughter,. were ~yery much,
sttinned; bkit theirlaries are slight. The
iatiht was' ufillitititbd: - The horse ran abont•
one mktnaTung,tdcimpleie *reclF of the ve;'
This *aa, certainly ,a Provittkoniial.el7
1111==ZIMII
ANOTIMEL—On , Tuesday, Jitr• - 400b Rein.
Rigor effirtmr With lag horse and buggy for his
resideneeob take his familylO the country,
but beforayeliOhinghie bottle the buggy be.'
came. 1113 oou ae!d and- be,war,iltrowep out bad;
ly frightened,i but unharmed. The hose
was podii : 'eolittired without further damage.,
.I.tsras`:fori4 . ?ato that the accident 'phoUrred
as it'did. With Mrs. U. and the ehildieu
the buggy. 'aerials, 'if not fatal injuries,
Might hare been the'reqult.
• r • • r
CilEtrinvaNvB ; —On Tuesday evening.
re:reeCivett it,despitleb from our' friend ''A.'
1414, at
. liAltiinoro; containing the grati•
lying ,intelligence that the election in the . •
city on that day had assulied in the indorse--
client of the Western Maryland Railroad Or.
dinance by a majority of 4,855 votes. Thia'
action-it is understood, settles the construe.
tion oLthe road at an early day to Williams.
port, in Washington county, and enhances
our chances Of railroad corumunioatiouwith
_he. ‘_outside world."
lag citizens should now tura their attention
to - a - branch - rotid - inthat - direetiu , ._ _ _
THE CONCERT, We again remind our
readers, of town and neighborhood, that the
Concert by the Waynesboro' Brass Band
comes off on Friday evening next, at the
Town Hall, to vousist-of vocal_ and instru
mental music. The members, at their own
expense._haiie erected_a_stage„ara by the
addition of scenery; etc., have materially im
proved that part of the Hall.- Nothing is
being left undone to render ladies and eth
ers attending comfortable during; the enter
tainment. As the
. proceeds of the Concert
are to be applied for the purchase of instru
ments wit - trust citizens generally will en
courage this effort of the Bander their
presence.
DECEASED.- - ' On the 22d nit., at her res
idenoWin Hagerstown, in the 71st year of
her age, of pneumonia, Mrs. Susan Bell,
reli.,t of the late Wm. D. Bell, former Editor
of "the Hagerstown Torch Light," and
mother of the Editor of the Mail. The
deceased though of retiring habits, was _uni
versally esteemed in our community for her
social and christian virtues, and her unob
trusive charities. She bore her last sickness
ttaitb Christian submission and resignation,
and died in the full cheering hope of a glori
ous resurrection in Christ.
Thus one, by one are passing from our
midst, the aged, the venerable .and the re.
epeoted of our community.—. Mail.
LARGEST 800 IN THE WORS.D.—The
American Republican, published at West
Chester, says : On Monday last, Mr. Jeffer
son Shaner, of West Chester, slaughtered
the largest hog of which we have any record.
The hog was a Chester White, and was two
years and five months old - It measured six
feet and ten inches from the root of the tail
to between the ears, seven feet and three
inches in girth just behind the fore-legs, and
seven feet and nine inches around the mid
dle. The . head • weighed 741b5., and the
weight of the whale hog, neatly dressed, was
ten linniired and forty pounds. Good judges
estimated that be would make six hundred
pounds of lard .1
lowains, formerly Pennsylvanians, can you
beat this specimen pig t
LIOUSD RIMMED' —On the afternoon of
Wednesday last, the residence of , Mr. John
Michaels, about 4wo miles north of Orrstown,
was entirely destroyed by fire. The fire had
gained snob beadi r ay before it was discoieri
ed that it.was impossible to extinguish
Bierytlsing in the building was burned,
nothing except , a singlo article of furniture .
being saved. No ono was in or 'near the
building when the fire first:started and bow
it originated must remain a mystery.. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Miohaels were absent at the
time of the disaster" and only „returned .in•
time to see their home buried in the flames.
The loss will fall heavily upon Mr. Michaels
49 ho is a poor man and all his savings are
thus destroyed.—Public Opinion.
Gcorgo of Michigan, • who 'iinsed
the death ofhis'little son by ill. treatment;
has been sent to prison for Almon years.-
Be expressed the opinion that • the Whole
Prosecution 'had been a conspitnes against.
bias. Lie threw ' his little bey down and
atainped ipon his breast. •
lino'is has produced a new swindle. It
is a recipe for making two pounds of- butter
from one.. The "agent" eels the, formula
for 8250 7 and as it requires eighteen dais,
to prepare it, he is safely out of the wily be t , :
fore the fraud is digootrzred.
itorriblti' Cruelty.
,
A limit braial mordei sees ' ooenoitted in
N'orfolkvounty, Va., ";titty,Or'ttio taupe at
aiplae'e tii),ll4kif fi l i f eiturtrimul, the ail°,
1
u)artfoftWhitit a eas olloita : ,
..{ Rilifkro fliflui "b' y eA Skguitie, hit a boy
10 their, empley Wit fi tot Oily teat' to a gi•offery
to pnrobaso A dilleruiapst,ii bf pork, ;tistitig I
I him a 8;10 — oot . cl'ke'liOy 'pot °MON" •the
iiork, lintron'the , :waY batlV:hWlftc ,, thiPliiistr l
l,Uollars.ehen.4o % -4PgßiSc..Aargf.l4 she • k°l4
with 9tetiling the :neatly, aid 'gave 'Tifit - i' an;
unmerciful beating with a horsewhip, break
ing his voila bone,
,Onthe.fejlosting.thorn
ing,the hoystayted off with,thiinittatitin of
havaiSetkiailiripate4 fir beating him.--
_I equine hearing the result, started in pm
-it/it iiffliil67;lffetitipWttittiltnebritett'
oblate of .thistlattiilyo:4ll,6l , lleettOole the
boy-boar a pteee of-woods ; into ..whith , they
dragged him and :11.t Leirfiepdis4,, rage out
out his , tongue , by :the'rOtice, pftei Which they
end eel- hie libfferitigefir eisttiitg. iiiiii!, throat
from eat' to tat' 40 . 4 , 034,' ilia tiobt4 - 1,...i0 the
'woods- - 10 - e - , 55 1 ' 1 0. 14
,04 131 i W i lli*Peds - sus'
pinion Wei aiensed, and 'fs numbett of other'
f negroes'ethrtodfe search Of
,the boy
ii b r -'44 " t ' Seeuloes
Jody was' •diseovereu where toe megu - h.
had left is, - Shetiff..Stevette IprOceded to
the place to bold an ioquest,,,whil# the beg
nines gettirip,vind et,itOelt. Auddenly for
parts uaknolso., change was
afterwards I,sund near the, house were Seg
.
nine resided. , • "
A wok:nail gol the best et the reeeitler . of
New Orleans. blaggie'Friller, baVing been
abused„brutally by her drunken husband,
had him arrested and taken'beforethe Re
corder for punishment.' "Why do you wish
tp prosecute your; hfisbati&P asked the
magistrate. "Betiause he deserdes'y it," re
plied thetwornan Recorder-I"Yhe;•but the,
court rocania tiffs plate' to settle these difficul
ties, Why don't you pi horde and fix the
matter up there ?* Woman-' -"He won't go
home without first getting- drunk." Record
er—"l think I can: get bird to gd borne ;
have some influence over hint' Woman—
" Yes I know . you hove; that's the-iesson
why he gets drtink ,so oftere. • This shot
completely upset the• Recorder's wonted
-gravity ,and_he_ordered.the_wommand_h e
husband to be "put out" at once.: As they
were leaving she
,turned to, the „Recorder
and said, "That's so, Judge, yOu've both
been drunk bagether a hundred times." The
itemediately-a,
_ A-few-days-sgo-two- t icflowe,_while_ine ,
briate — n;easattlted a, plaints° on the high- -
way near Lewiston, Maine, and ecodeavottd
to shoot him. The interpOsiiion of 9 fourth
person saved his life.' Afterwards the of
fenders called upon -him to see if they could
not prevent .a prosecution. He agreed sot
to prosecute them on condition that they
would touch not, taste not, handle not in
toxicating drinks Dar five years. One of
th - e - rii - hYtiT - dop - csited $5OO-in-the—hanki-and
tho other has given a lien on his real estate
for that amount. The first violation of the
pledge forfeits the violator his $5OO.
Eleven women some of them — th — e wites of
the most prominent citizens were drawn for
the March term of We Albany county (Wy•
oming) eourt. Wonder _if they will take
their babies along, and if so can't the court
"crier" be dispensed with,
McFarland's trial, in New York .city; will
not be commenced till, the 2l at. March,
and is expected to last at least one month.
He is not in good health, but is cheerful and
stiognimrof an acquittal. His visitors aver
age six or seven per diem, many of them be.
ins ladies,
George Fox, a man of considerable wealth,
died a few days ago in New York, leaving
property valued at about 8400 ; 000 to the
Government for the national debt. His rel
atives are contesting the will.
The dandies of New York have adopted
blue cloth coats with brass buttons. In oth ,
er days, such ,men as Daniel Webster en
joyed almost the exclusive privilege as civil
ian, of wearing this attire, but now, alas I
the male fops of New York have invaded
this sacred circle. Why declaim against the
women for fashionable vanity ?
A Montreal paper asserts thanin old man
having died In that city a few days ago, his
eons paid a priest 850 fOr hie interment, and
$lOO to say 'masses for his sou. — The' rev.
;rend gentleman crowned the tiansaction'hy
selling the body, which had been' placid in
the ink of the church, to a doctor, for $4O.
A sick young lady in Worcester, bfass4
has been attended by thirteen physicians, and•
still lives.
South Carolina has over 100,000 colored
children at school.
An actor ought to be a happy man•—tiffs
•
work is - all play.
There are said to be about. 6,000,000 He
brews on the globe. •• •
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUGGY, SLEIGH, dc •HORSELBLANKETS .
AVA R arRY of new Patterns . common to ,beat
grades at UPD.EIGRA f" rS .
HAT, Fan, .thiliP ' Gaii , via . ma
: Pacoi, ~
' • Hngeisiiiwn. SI&
• BUFFALO ROBES:
ALLARGE "Lor . assorted grades's& ?Athena:
foto Robes, and a few XX Whole Roberti trill
be sold cheap'at UPDXGRAFIorI,
. NAT. En, itro 0401114 FACTO!IT,
Opposite Wealth:lton House,
" 41agerritoio o,
bADIE§' FURS.
/FINK, Sable, 'Fitch, Squirrel, French' Sable - ,
and 'a variety of common Pure, riirstyles; and
prices. • Astrachan, Angora, Ermine, Saran:. Bovril
and, able Trimmings, Far-trimmed tirade,
r and
every other : articie in the Enr or Trimming line for
ladles' wear at UPDGRAFF'S
" • Feu Vaerott.
• ' ' Opposite Waisiiingion Horne. -
11.ageretourn,,rdd,
OLDTURS
ESURREe.TED ; Weaned altexiii. slid - •teliair-
WV. ed m,the best manner at ,
I.TPDEGRRAPH's ,
. , Frs. Racioir,
• " , .
'Oppositellie Vitashingtou /rouse, •
•• ' .
'ERROR'S O YOUTH . -
. ,
,A ODN'i LEMAN who sutfrred for years from'
Nervous Debility, Premature' eCiiiiid Witt lie el
feetei of youthful sndiseretion, 441, for. the-sake 4
suffering hurriantli semi heel:salt wbsb need Poise.
meal:g r. :sad directions prmakin% tins simple remedy .
by which be was eure4. Sufferers wishing to meat
by the odvertiserti experience, can da so by addresn•
i4giirr perfect confide:sae, . , - ' ' . ~ . - ,
J011".1-B.,OCDRsT b '
J
may I4] Nce 42 Cedar street, New York.
. . , .
. . .
FO CONsidlitottfikpi o ,:;-'
THE 41110 Abet; hailiig , beiti iegtored "id heiltlit
in a fiiii weeks, by;a veil limpo rainedi,iftek bay
inalibireredllaver yetis Wit ",, *eta !Wig Agee: ,
'Oat tt ( tt it Oeit 40 41 04 ' 1100104itk--Aa iinx
ak
idu
,topsit kupwrt to fiplitl litiferds the mearUs•
c1f 7 , 11 w" desire iiAtia it kiiinfi n,eopy ek thet,
toespriptionTuispd. (treip:Of, thallei), with the dtiee..
:
,
tio fl! P Milli anCtle kcithe same; Whicit th ey
seect $ 4 ctig t ia- 0411tant1410if, AliiiMA,
Ilit a
it '' ' -*The. ' Jodi of the „advertiser 1,
the Prescription' is. to benefit. the ofilieted,
'Mitt UprithiPitiftMatialiiiillinit itittYlle In=
ealuabli; and he,lipties „etery,safilip i siiiil try his
remedy, as it wilkostitaittitlitipttlidittolPtasyli.
a , blessingi - -i• --2'-::-'' - ,'•, , -1.,- '•P' - -
Parties Wisinni the piesAn k will, Plemiea4-,
dress Ilier...EDW s ki WitigiCiV, 4) i
mayl4l Williamsburg, tenig Vo.,I I Ih4VY Ili. •
''' l : - .' l ' .-- '''''-'ilt etVt . Vi' tollt''''
El aimatantilateurlug all th e potinhie Globs: tattirstilo, rlnclinlieg the great , 1:1011 •Eilltili
Glove. 2000 Ladles and 3000 Gents have worn
dike goods of ourowtillikti: - Thai , will tell you ,
tlry are the.best„glovis ; thet , a low" airport" lo:
'tit itS it Itittglotre antl fit ( ti e i tanile, •
miliekpi.f i it' ,- "i l , P
f
.::. !4 . --- IGlittittift ' - iti
Opposite•the Washington abuse. .
lii Nor# , *n-IM osyi 4=ll
631 .4• 1 034 6 :i in tVOligi
'IRAVI . N, daughter of Sidles A. T 'omptiou,
:deosa . sed, aged 43 searh,T .months: and .10
' •
'• On the 24th o Fehrnery,,, neer,
,Orepepae-,
'tie': F1W1T,4. 1 4",,06T,90460g
of bin ago_ , e
.!
Oti Able 27111 , i :WA Niddiebtergi
JOHN BEAD, in the 57:th year Of le:
On the let : insp., near ~Weitziesi;terse,i , ,),
CATHARINICSPItINVII,I I i44:7O)eare,.
3 thonthh an*Woi44.. •
,
On the ,]Pth Pdpe,'gr.
.G.ta'iti,rEPßs ,§i,;• 401„,77 r
menthe Mid 'lO neYe:'
FRILAD.P,PkiLtt, goodaylllartah Z. iB7O.
—There.is no'essential; change to record ,int.
.the flour market-,-the inquiry, being entire
ly.,eonfined to the wants - of the home con
stimers4,ind prices remnin as'Atisazqsiettid
abou,t Ninth) °binged hatidil,,
- ing.:ssititerftistr - st - Iftfliggi4 - 514 - 4Xitrae - Ter. --
$4. i's@6 87$, Northwestern extra family at.
$5.25(65 Z 5, Pennsylvania do dm,at.55.75..
(§6 00, Indiana and Ohio do. .do.' at , $5 25.,
and..faney lots at $6 50@7: 4 25,- , - •
-- T - trd - tucia nothing doing in rye flour or earn.,
!Deal. • `7`li_e o s eritiga = of wheat;
-
are fully up to the Minis of the trtide:' 'Bale.
of Pettasylithuia and %Teeters reli t at41.2,-1.:
®1 25. It very . quiet. (fora enmes‘,la.
steadily and meets a limited inquiry; sales of
3,000 bnethele ysliQw et-90@0. 2e. ,Oafa are:
unchanged; sales of Pennsylvania at 54®-.
55e, There is-not-much cloverseed offering,
and it meets a steady inquiry , 010, in'' let's
•
aL$7.5O -0 3.06,
PIJILIC SUE.
i .
ITIHt onibsceibei. atlzninistratoi of Geo. rnePper,
,A. tiec'd. will sell akpuplic sole, At (no late_ resi
dence Of said Alecesied . , abditt oneOnilf nrilo N. E.
of Mt Hope, on TUI AY. , Tar, ,221 l MARCH,
'the following property, to wit
3 HEALD .. .IIOIIBES,
one heavy with find; Brood qow o I Fat, Hoy . 2.
Shoats; I set Ilreechbands, I get F'ront Gearsblind
bridles, halter chains, cow chains, collars, 2 setts
Harness, 1 riding saddle and bridle, I Sleigh, 1
W heat Fan, 1 Gutting Box, I jackscrew, 1 mato*,
1 wheeloarrovs,,2 shoveler - •
ONE ROCKAWAY' 1117GGY,
I open-top Buggy. 1 pair Wood Ladders, 1 one,
horse Wagon; a lot corn brooms. I grindstone, mor
ticing axe and digging-iron, 2 manure forks, two
crowbars. a lot.begs, I shot gun, a lot Potatoes, I
side saddle, a' lot lap shingles,.2 pole axes, 2 lad
ders, 6or 7 tone Hay, '
ABOUT 'FIFTY 'BARRELS OF CORN,
Oat a by the bushel ; also Household Furnitnre, such
as-Cupboards, Bureaus, Tables, 75 yds Carpet, Ten
plate and Cook Stoves, dinner bell, and many oth
er articles. Sale at 9 o'clock, a. m., when terms
will be made known. GBO. L. KNEPPER,
mlOts Adm'r.
WRY PAY FROM FIFTY-FIVE TO ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARg:FOR
SEWING MACHINE.
, . •
When you can got warranted not to stet ont•
of order and to Jo as much work as any Family
Mail - line Made; and for .T.IiIRTT-FIVE,DOL-
L.". R 8.
, sair ALL MACHINES WARRANTE D PER
FECT in every rerperr, • -.. , . .
ALEX. LEEDS, ititich-tnalcer'and .leweler,.
Ag't for McLean Ifc,Hooper SO,lneMechlnl, '
Mar 10] ' ' ' . liVilynealtino'. Pa.,
PETLIG:SALE.:
HE wahsenler will sell at jade: at his`rellmo
1,11 l idence, at the, Nunnery i
Mid, on Friday 25th of
itrirek, the ' tolleseing peacoat paiftertV, , to wit r
FAMILY MARE, oue film& Mich C o w
heed Of-Hoge, (r he) stio"plicr-Tply-
BUGGY, 1 ,Spnag Wagon,, nearly nesr,,l set tria.i.
Os -Harness neatly, new, a lat. good, 21tY,...1 bead
halter; I note pain shovel, toetnill Rir4rs, treat
Stove,l,gresi bench, together with many arrielescit
minor . value. Sale to 'eornntetiee '"se 'teeklikon
said lay' when - Urine wifl bb made known' by
H. W. BROWN.
G. V. Moso,*Anet.
NOTICE.
T ' .. ~.:
Uinta of Administration. on the estate of Geo..
Knepper.deed, late of • quinsy township, imnklin.
county, .Po. i having been , granted. to, the under
*Med, resitting in said. tavrost,he "hereby giise
notice to all persons indebted to said estateto make,
immediate payment, ~and these haeinr, claims- a=
gaissgsbe santelo preset:MA*ln inmerly'laiithenti
eated tor settlement. ,
Mar 10—St - drEct: LAtNEPPER; Adner.:
PUBLIC° SA=
- , , „ t
'The undersigned will sell pu blicel vile, et her,
?evidence ' in War:mob - orb', on Satwrc/fry the '11146
inotobofigkliring.a4iclesyto wit Egjok k i 40z.,
of Otae?seatgok mho, 1 Uxueau, and. ; B,ookepke,
I.
• Dotightsa7o, Clooki-2G.oe4teido;,: /2Stofer '
note foi'. Ulm% bariefr, and otheistrtieleljeit neeiv
ivy to inentiob. Bile of t o'clock oh !nig kir
wheaten)* arid : madelr.nowe. bp,
• inept • , • itEar,cON'nl - pt.t.
- 01;- -- tti's441 - bge — ar04";trCit
reavivetliv *line lot of New Oilethwdikelteseee.
to the h 4. olidese. ` PRICE 'Kt:WV:ICU
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