VILLAGE RECORD.
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Thursdajtiliar 112 111110„,
Die-Dayten, Ohie.,,hsa jnit 'Cleo* a Mai
or weighing 660 lbs.
io eaid that forty fdity ettiin444
moth atfedaed fortieth 'tioniertioe of
that Atireh` at Salt Like 'City 'hit **reek.
oar loads of eggs passed through
Totedoime day lait- weelN , The - shipinent
contained and 'Mir& hindied and , sixty
tliOudaitd eggs. - ' - ' •
itirA pine chute which tan been ..in ant
tii.e±nee for: ectrenty peens le the proudly
chiriohed beirlooai of . Mr. Vincent, a farther
of Carlisli 3 Ohio.
. . .
Outni)erland, Zlotyland, on Moro
day, the Municipal election resulted in the
choice of alt'ipablican Mayor and a Demi , -
°ratio City Council, one hundred and thirty
colored men voting.-Th
Orin the Senate 'on Friday, the Pension
Committee made in adverse report on, Mrs
Lincoln's Pension Bill, which was , 'placed
upon the wilender. The principal objection
raised against it was her already large in
.lne—arisint-fienr-some $6O 001. '
ite.The Anti-Slavery society of Pennsyl
vania wound up its, affairs and closed its ex
istence on Thursday last. Two meetings
were held in the Assembly Buildings, Phila
delphia, one in the forenoon, the other in the
evening, in “commessoration of the various
reforms which have bi
eisn accomplished by it
during the past thirty-two years," and with
the close of these meetings ended the lie
and labap of the society.. . -
,
orbits Hugh, Ludlow etasses Brigham
Young among the wealthiest men — f — in he
world. An idea of his great riches may be
formed from the fact stnted•by Ludlow that
a single New York housh-has invested, sixty
Ailfions in seeuritias on his , account, and
hie possessions in Great Britain enable him
to be the third largest depositor ia the Bank
of England.
coal o 'orators are ahead ht work
—preparing-the prices-for-the coming_season,
fearing that if they leave things alone coal
will be too cheap. They are manipulating
that great and favored instrnment, tire begat+
strike. One strike is in progress, and it is
hoped•tm extend this through the whole coal
region. the movement to bring about a
suspension in Lehigh and Wyoming fails a
decline in the price of coal may be looked
for," and we may therefore confidently be
lieve that this movement Will not fail if the
coal orerators 020;1101p it.
.The elections throughout France on
the Governmental changes proposed by the
Emperor took place on Sunday, and during
the day the arrest of Republicans was active•
ly carried on. Paris voted Repub/ioan and
gave a majority of nearly 45,000 against the
Plebiscite. • In the Departments fhb latest
repot ts give large affirmative majorities. All
the prominent positions in Paris during the
night were occupied by troops, and every.
preparation made to mow down the people
with lead and steel on the first indications of
an ou:break,
—The annual eonvoCation of the Penn
sylvania State Sunday School Convention
will be held in Harrisburg on Tuesday,
nesday and Thursday, &the 14th, 1-sth and
Nth, when George Stuart is expected to
preside. Each Sunday School is requested
to send two or more delegates. The names
of those expecting to attend Should be sent
to Rev. Thomas H. Robinson, D. D., chair
man, or Jno. bl. Saytord, Secretary of the
local committee of arrangements in Harris
burg
STseretarles of county 'organizations are re
quested to immediately send their address to
tbci State Secretary, Lewis D. Vail, Esq.,
703 Stamm street, Philadelphia, so as to re
(tem printed details. Viler° there is no
organization, the Secretary wishes to cones
pond with some earnest Sunday sohool work
er, and requests 'that 'his or .her name be for
warded to him.
, 'GRE&T HAIL SToft6i;—A very disastrous
hail
-storm passed over' Philadelphia en Sun
day afternoon last. The despatch says for
nearly thirty minutes there was a continuous
fall of huil.stontis 'from the size of a pea to
seven inches in circumference. The damage
done greatly exceeds that of thi.. 'great hail
storm of September, -1868. The greatest
force of thistortia was along Broad street,
and in
-the souther° section of tbevity. Oa
the south side of Chesnut street above
Eighth hardly a . piine of s glarlii is left. On
Broad street niaay,Charches had theiF stafa:
ed glass Windows destroyed. The front of
.the Comments! Hotel, as fur as windows are
considered, hi a peftect wreck. The loss
way bo computed by thousands of dollars.—
Reports from the outskirts indicate - the al
most total' destruction of ' the fruit trees,
which were just is blossom.' At 9 P. 'ltt.
the hail still remained io piles in the streets.
serSotne tobacco chewers take especial ,
delight im equirtinoobaeco juice over the
pavetuents,./nuch to.tbe detriment of clean
.clothing And the annoyanee'of female pedes
trians, who run the rink of having :valuable
dredaesluined by the filthy practice.
—Paper cuLars at 10 cents per. .13.1! at
C. N Beaverla.
a- uft..For,iteßte time nssfacral''lo.44ll.,?/AT
had hofn.,Ochen,fd p , 4 ,l9llin N tit ii.
,t4thleeti
101
days itsittlarurCpagy‘Tile,yrlpA, 1 701
'?'
extrerne We r p ees is rat, al .
the iittelligeigmfiroot - that ''ion in kites
that It is , -corrAngNnA..,rtat ,l'ar,„o. • -il l .
••
Indianiiillegnie thethisieveanatAlreesiittre
of GovernmentAttgavmrtmeat r watOo.,4l-.
fill treaty stipulations, but it is doubtful
whether it these had_, been
,literally_ apt
prOmptlY fulfilled a rte. coal: long . have
been postponed. Tbiiiiiiife riti.'h hi:pfpkilng,
towards tbe Pacific slope, and.iia hia.progress
be must tread upon and push. : the Indian,
not, only on,hut.over,and ; off his reserves,--
Philanthropy in , this ease is useless tail out
of the question:: 'Hard is it nity seem,. the-
Indian miter give "way- to' the white man;
barbarisin Oat Vanish before civilizOiiiin-,—`
, The Big Hero expedition will probably en
'counter the Sioux in their coarse and come
in 'oonfibit, with theni; and this will inaugu-
rate the war, if ft benot sooner cOmmeneCtl.'•
The frontier people are determined to bring
the savages to quiet'submission, or to • ex
terminate them. Fitch of Neteda expressed
their sentirnenrS when 'he said, 'q ant in
favor of havin• the dirt. Indian the human
wild beast, banished from Eastern literature
and the Western frontier." Gm. Sheridan
has'all winter been preparing fer this bloody
eu mer a wor. - , an. as t o war seems inevit
able we hope, that his hands may be free to
do what he pnrpuses to do, give the Indians
a lesson in fighting which even their savage
instincts coinprebend and .feel. Send
mentality andlid glove.warfare will not an
swer for the Indians of the plains. A cam-
Valgr - 1 - i -- Whieb - ih — all — liritig the tribes to the
feet-of-the leaders of- our-military cohimns,
ready to enter into treaties of peace and set
tle upon limited reservations, and too cowed
ever again to dare to break faith with their
conquerors, is the Sort contemplated by Gen.
eral Sheridan, and we hope for a successful
issue to the campaign. After this year we
shall probably have no more Indian wars, if
the Lieutenant 'General is 'allowed full swing
with even his limited 'force of troops,
04„.0n Wednesday. evening, May 4tb,
the following note was dropped from a 'bal
loonrhigh in the air, moving in a southeast
rly direction T—test Montpelier, 131. •
UoTlrrillatic — lt — waS ---- faltened to a Wire'
piece of wood and iron, weightiug about one
and a half pounds:
"Sailed from Toronto; April 28, for New
York; met with adverse winds, ' and •by a
sudden movement of the balloon, La
grange was thrown out, I suppose as near as
I could determine ' over , the southern part of
Michigan.' Notkno wing bow to manage the
ship, it has been tossed. to and fro in all di
rections since he fell but. lam alone and
no earthly poWer can save me. I drop"the'se
lines hoping clothe human will find them and'
communicate to my parent's the tidings of my
melancholy fate, To heaven, to heaven, I
e .
commit My soul: • Pleassenthhem this note.
Ralph 'Lawrence, Upper Canada. -
[Signed] "BkitTirA LAWRENCE."
r' The New Orleans Commercial takes
occasion to berate General Longstreet for
daring to appear in the ratification proces
sion of the colored men of the Crescent Qity
on the 30th ultimo. It says :
To the great credit of our people let it be
said that in this black precession there *ere
but five 'or six men who were 'known to have
been opposed to Radicalism, and who risked
life and sacrificed property in their efforts to
defeat its encroachments. Those of this
class who attracted most attention were, first,
General Longstreet, of the Confederate army,
trlio rode in a carriage literally covered with
the 'stars and stripe's," some of them, per.
haps, trophies oi his. own 'gallant troops in
Virginia, thousands of whom are now lying
in their silent graves, while their once be.
loved commander is bore consorting and
fraternizing with their slayers.
The same paper is frank enOugb to say,
however, that ''the occasion was ode eminent.
ly calculated to elicit tiro enthusiasm of the
negroes, as the Constitutional Amendment
specially invested their race with political
rights heretofore denied them. Their re
joicings, therefore, were natural and prom
.and to their credit, we say it, their condaet
on the occasion was very commendable.—
Good order and decorum characterized their
proceedings, and all over .the city their pro
cession was undisturbed."
Lieut. Gon. Sheridan leaves New York
to day en route to. the Indian country. He
will he in Omaha in a feat/ days.— Omaha
Rei
It will be a great satisfaction to the people
who are constantly exposed to murder and
robbery by Indians ~— to see among us
,the
man-who is doing more than any one man
has ever done to place the Indian question
before the country and the government in
its true light, and to carry out measures for
the protection of the lives of men, women
and children. upon the frontier; Sheridan
has struck the key note of the Indian ques
tion and theenthusiastn of the frontiersmen
in his.support, is not,strange when it. id, con
sidered thai Sheridan has made 'the' life of
the frontiersman and.the lives of his wife
and little ones more secure from savage
butchery. What more , noble work has it
ever fallen to the lot of man to do :e—South
Feiss Netts: • "
Hon. John' Morrissey, of Now York, pro
poses soon resigning his seat io Congress on
account-of ill health, lin has only been in
nis seat one day this session. Brick Pom
eroy will be a candidate for his scat.
—Last week a /nap named Thos. Crone,
.ning !roc) the forks on the Leitersburg Torn
eas instantly killed in a out °lithe Cum . ber• pike to the Pennsylvania line,,and will he. a
laud Valley XI. 'Extension, near }lagers. grcatimaprovetient to that section of the
town: The embankment gave way. county —Berard.
LOCAL MATTER 44
iiF;otpli the annual electron fot
• :141:0* teel4l4.lrprise Building Asswillt.•
'% : tisql#:.**.t.licff*:***, last, the folloiii‘
4-4P:1 10 494:;,*i.041 4 04,50 serve the Goan.
)0$
Hoover,
Seorotary—A. D. Morganthall,
"Viiiiiifier;=r -
J.-H. Clrebs; Lewis Forneyi.AeDi•
Jasoaße]L• „
nest tiv'ening, i frid'ajr; "Abe lbfleiring;
individuals were sleeted-offrcers• of the-Way
nesboro' Building Assoi3iition for. 0013 s'extr t
President—g : M, •
Vice 'rresidont-J: 3.. Crebs L . . `"
••
Cloipki at Leeds'.. • •
*LA good sills show-4).otitttelwoeM,f7l , ,,-,
,Isse•Sed•adtrt. of Fairy asv, ;1=
Stooe4 a A. ''
•
11
oop g-Cough is pressiO4
tiv,%Somapf o'n!farinera 13 avwflaisitatimrta
planting.
i fr3tit, no fa;i: has. oPt betn 4ara B g9d
bi•froaf.' ' 3 •
• Liiiirrbit'Skrz.= - ISee idVertisement . uuf
Jonas Shotkey,: rA.
10.14ocOa t , like greenbacks, at& sooroe
`this week. ,
BACON—Nice count/ .sides for sale by
Reid.
Pori SALE.—A Coif crib, nearlj
Enquire of. the Printer. • • •
Foa hit aeociad-han4n4 roofing,
window sash and frames. ,4tiquire this
Ve notice that Clarence, Beaver. has
the most complete: stook of Gents paper mil
lers in town. AU styles and sizes.
DEAD Mr. Geo. Bowman, died in Ha.
gerstowo, on Friday a week, in the 79th year
of his are a lifetime resident of that 'lace.
im.Another supply of Ladies new bats
just received by C. N. beaver. Give him a
call. They are, indeed, cheap.
*The woods present, a' most inviting ap
pearance. 'Jan we not have a social pio
nic ?
_Women with big 'feet (there are none
in Waynesboro') are reklioing over the fat
that long dresses are again corning into fash
ioa.
RELICITOITS MEETING.—The annual o r
Saiiramental meeting will be held in Price's
Church, near this place, oci Friday the 20th
instant.
.13 U TOEI ER IN d —Messrs Hooy_er - AHert.
man have re-commenced theliiitehering busi
ness. Shop next door to Mullan's Hotel.—
See adv't. •
REMOVED.—The Telegrah.office,bas been
- 21 - rfilsereon' to - the - Sitv - eretnith Shopo
Leede, nest, door to the Town Hall.
NIINNEEtY MEETING.—The annual, meet•
ing of the Snow nin Socitty, will be held
near this place, on Saturday the 4th day at
Juno. •
RErottr.—We call attention to the Repor
of the - Enterprise Banding Association.
will be seen that the Association is in a pros
porouscoodition.
CHOICE MEATS.---4t be seen by refer
ence to our advertising columns• that T. J.
thanningham'ontinues to supply the publie
with choice meats, Monday, Thursday and
Saturday. ' ,
tThe Igrowing, grain is making rapid
strides toward, perfection, promising an un
usually early harvest. Wheat heads have al.
ready made their appearance; in one field, at
least,.in this vicinity.
NEWSPAPER. hik - OVEMF.NT.—The .- last
Mercersbarg Journal, despite the "finantial
pressure," comes to us in a new dress and en
larged form. The
. Journal
.is'a sprightly
sheet. ' We 'congratulate frietid StnS. upon
its neat and handsome appearance.
WANTED.-A good practiced Bread and
Cake Baker and Confectioner wanted'
mediately. One who updorstanas the busi
ness thoroughly and is winiug , to make him.
self generally useful, will please apply at the'
Waynesboro' Bakery.
HIRAM 14NNEBtItGER.
ILL.--On 'Tuesday night Geo. Bender.
EN., of this place, had a sudden attack of
apoplexy, and at this writing, Wednesday
morning, doubts of his recovery are enter
tained. Mr. B's health has been declining
for some time.
PACIFIC EXTRESS.—The Ponna. R. R.
runs a fast train called the Pacific Express
which makes no stop between Philadelphia
and Harrisburg, and but two stops according
to the - schedule, benison Harrisburg' and
Pittsburg,' This train beats the N. Y. 'Con:
tral R. R to Chicago by two hours and a half,
WILL THE STREETE BE REPAIRED?--This
question
,we hear frequently asked. We will
leave the !Town• Fathers' mike answer. It
is in the range-of possibilities (not , probabil
ities)thitt our cross streets will he put in good
condition some time . dariti the 19th contUry.
13" The Hagerstown Free Press Eiia'the
authorities of that place are issuing,tOntieto
the amount of $10,000,, with coupons Aat
tached, to pay the "Decbert Judgement:"--
Vitas "Dan" the only Reb. ia , the place "pit
ted' ont" during the excitement attending
the late Slaiehoider's Rebellion ? Are there
not others, there, who covet similar green
back greasings? • "My , Maryland" sheald'nt
show partiality in this respect.
Maas Tuawrixt.—We Understand that
the Preildent and - Directors of did Marsh
Thrnpike clamPaily have awarded', the',
cou
traot for the construction of the road, to Mr.
Dillon, his bid being.s249B per mile, and the
lowest. The road is St Antlee in length; run-
Secretary—Jerome Beaver,
' Treiattierl;-4.
, Direetore Grove,
Jacob Reinioger,,,:raecib toulter ON . B'Oivie.t,
A. D. Morgan than,
Report of the' atter 21.estaiiation next meek.
IMPROVEMENTB.!-411118., far. :this 84118 . 011 .
there have been an unusual ninoutivolltiild ,
log; and' epairink done in our toitin.':‘ 'We
notice that Mr' J. WelfersheigeilireModel..
iog_and_repainting his dwelling house, (Air.
merly Fisher's)' on Main street. Whemeom•
pleted it promises a neat and-attractive ap.;
•
.1I f 1 _
At
° the West end of Main street Mr. Geo.
Foreman has added some very important its ,
provements to lie.
work, blinds, etc. It looks inviting as a pri
vate residence, bat other improvements which
are to be added to the grounds, will make it
more so
Mr. Geo. Middowt, one of our neighbors,
has added a fine back building to hia•dwelL
ing, and is remodeling the, front, as is also
117 r. 31arsin-Geiser — who joins buildings with
him. — Other eitizens_atei i i :
and a number of rtew houses are in' course of
erection. •
Aralle_lirowilouse oellar—aktirrgi:go
"bravely oa." •
copy of the South Pass News, dated
April .?.3, published at South PaSs CitY,.Wy
oming Territory, is before us, in which we,
find the following reference to our friend,
Ma'. D. S. Gordon :
Dior Gordon, with his command, arrived
here-a-few-days-ago. The Major manifests
a disposition to do all in his' power for the
protection of our citizens again%t 'the raids
of the savages. This is Something: which
the people of' Sweetwater hppreoiate, - Etta
prospecting and' mining will no doubt soon
be extended into exposed localities where
white men have never dared to stay long
enough to develop while is known to be 'a
rich ()di:intl. A little 'of. the Sheridan
Baker policyiti what - the hostile Indians of
Wyoming need, find Maier Gorden is the
men to give it to them.
.—ln the absence of railroad facilities citi
zens should encourage all efforts put forth to
secure good roads. Turnpikes' enhance the
business interests of both countrymen and
townsmen, the stook -inaking'u handsome' re
turn 'indirectly if not directly.. To °latish
the legiesabaeks"'ovee tightly When such
opportlinities 'are afforded,
ny-wise and pound•loolisli."
some of the patrone of the
Record ever think bow the editor manages
to live through half a dozen or 'more years,
from time to time laying in supplies of paper,
ink, &a. besides the time - ocoupied and
expellee incurred in sending accounts to them
as many.timee as they are years 'in arrears
for.subscription. We fear than, •of them
are Kist . thinking on such subjects.
ater*F.berkings of Cate out streets have been
thronged with pretty lasses, many neatly at,
tired, bat others adhering, to the pavement
sweeping dresses. We think it time this
about which, in our eye, thore•is neith
er grace nor beauty, should le abandoned'.
In a neat gaiter boot and well turned ankle
there is some attraction. Find an old "batch,"
Wu care not how •contrary or ill grained be
may be, and he will agree with rts in this
particular.
HARD CHEBK.—We overboard a conver•
sation the other day. About a half dozen
composed the group. The subject was two
men, and the contention which of them pos.
seißed - the hardest cheek. A decision was
finally' arrived at, only one of the party dis
,4hting. The individual thus "elected" was
no doubt well classed, but we have several,
delinquents it, our mind's eye, either of
whom can top his "brass,' considerably.'
lerThe beat of Bread and'ltuik eau now
bo, bud on TuesdaYs ani Fridays until fut
then netlee. , Ladies' Ice Cream Saloon in
full blast. Give me a call for you know
spare neither time or material to give you all
satisfaction. oowe one, come ail.
• Ur . Gov. Geary has 'refused to sip the
hill graatiog a' pension to Mrs. Elizabeth•F.
Rice, ividow.of Perry A. Aim, 91
Mexcorsbnig. deced,, on the grounds that. it
went' establish•a dsogerons prebadent. -
He has also refused to sign' the bill 'in
creasing the salaries of the Associate Judges
of Franklin county.. . .
~$9,,,.Rev. Dlr. Everett, Pastor of the Afath
erau'COogregation at Gettysburg, says , .the
'hds 'beim called to the , La.theralt
t3l'Oretteasilti. leirru' that • he
has siguified his acceptance.. Thit'ailur,y)s
81000.
tterg. N. Beaver will receive a new sop.
ply of Moa'a Boy's bate on next Saturday,
you will do wOl by giving Lim a call,
11. 11 EN NEB HEGER.
• THE NEW lterraoan..%--Oonsiderable
oltemept hatvinven ;algid in„;Pkokineou, kevr
_
164 NOwtclo to*lsphipe, ini'eged to the prt
toiNind the uirthern slope of the
tonih t liountaii, - • !'‘ • .g
sit. Meniing was?ie,id tt•Vipt.9 ... rl,taveru
. iriday 1141 ;
t tithe 7Citchen's
ship. Twelve . t
o•
wleta lr dollars ' "
were
titriofibla'; titiriniSttital ft elk itplinthtlid .
to solicit further subscriptions, reported eight
thmisand - dollare additional on Saturday:- • .
4t meetiug,Of ! the • citizens of Newton
. L ` •
fownshit; told' alffiAisbriville, on Saturday,
ladverrer eight lhousand-dollara.mete , ,eub;
scribed, and entonlitteetillitike.tipplAntiti'd to
'Canvass the township.
• The peoplC of Smith 11,iii,IfdliftA bih*son
end Southstitpipa,. : . 2 will: dot4ittess::do . •Ope•
thing towards thy •*nae•24ll6: - ..14iii5ti..411,
having recently ptiolissid'•.•ette . 'lli:Pond
Furnace property; awl ftichmond L. Jones,.
Esq., representing'i'laniiitier' of lleading Cap
italists, are largely.interested in the proposed ;
road, and will doubtless contribute handsome.
ly towards "the sinews of war."' '•
Some years ago'i'subsCriPtion was slatted
for a road from WaPaeiborO', near the !Org.
land line, to Scotland; on the Cumberland
Valley Railroad;.. Why not unite the, two
piojecta, and let the new'rotid be a continu- .
, one line from iliC''''Sni , nehabni 'the
I Potomac ? Carlige Volunteer.
The last thing out and the best thing out, •
la the flying Balloon with the "bottom out."
' Go see "the bottom out," a grand Balloon
is soaring through' the sky, in the midst of
its grand, majestic and heavenward flight
out comes the bottom, down comes , apatie„
dry goods, gyoceries, and a hundred other
things, and last but not least comes Hats
down, down, down, untirthey reach the low
est depth. This picture Is ou exhibition
free of ohar_e and ma •be seen at an • hour
from 6 A. M. to , 9 P. M. in Updegraff's
Hat window opposite Washington House,
--lhoerstowardotet_fail_to_gaze_on_it.__Then
- at the 15 and 25
cent boys legborns. Boys wool bats at 50
cents, Mena' straw that will last all summer
at 20 cents and see other. hats iu propOrtion
and you will find that what we have been
telling you in these columns for the past
1111 I ICI tter true
and a little more so as regards cheap bats.
o iuside 'and take a
FIRES IN ?all MOUNTAIN. --Two large
fires raged in the South, Mountain on Sun
day and Monday, one in this county, on the
right of the turnpike, sweeping from New
man's in a northwest course for miles back,
and tbe,otber in Franklin County, starting
south of Fayetteville, and running to the top
of the mountain. Notwithstanding Ugener
al turn out ot the people to "fight" these
fires, die destructbm
,-of was—very
great. Some fencing WIIII also 'burnt
, fer
Ephraim D. Newman and William:Sheppard,
we are.told.---Geleythyrg Compiler. •
Bea—Outirendets will confei'a tatot by tee
fusing to. Inen
. kkis,:hi,p - eilion s ,. of
means who are - uot subicribers.
THE FIVE GH,EAT§TaTiss.-11 the House
basis of 27,5 trienihere bf Catigreesehould be
adopted for, the next ton Ytitirti, 'Ohio, will
have 21. members, Indiana 12 and 'lllinole
19; total' ler the thitie'States; 52' meniberti:
This is nearly one : fifth Of all the Efotthe.—.;
It 19 nearly equal to the nutolier of members
of The imperial 'States of Net* York and Penn
Sylvania, which twill hate 58 members be
tsbeen them. The five States lying Bide by
side will Oast 110 votes in the next House,
or within 28 votes of a tnajority of the whale
Unioo. There are' thirty.eight Statr4 in the
Union', but practically the political'powei
the'legislature 'of Gotiniess add in the elec
tion Of President and Victor President, •is in
the five States we bait,' thentioned- , -New
York, Pentisylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
United with the smaller Sta Les they
will carry, they Will be irresistible.. •is
probably safe to say that after 1880 'a major
ity of all the people in this el:lnbar - Will re.
side •within their borders. They
.are the
seat of American empire. Look at their
present majestic populations :
Now York,
Penusytiruzia,
Ohio,
Illinois,
Indiana,
Hero is a population within a million and
a half of tho whole population of the 111.1ioo
in 1840, thirty years ago.
SPECIAL lIMTICES;
A CEN ILE NIA N who suffered • for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ef
fects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of
suffering humanity, send free to all Nebo' heed it, the
.receipt and directions E trmik , ng the pimple remedy
by whicb ho•was cured. Nufferers wishing . to profit
by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addtots•_
ins, in puttee' confidence,
JOHN.B. OGDEN,
• 'malt 141 'No• 42 Cedar street, New York.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
THE Advertiser, having, been re.itored to health
in a few weeks, by a very Simple remedy, after hay-
Mg suffered several years with a severe lung'aßec
tiom, sad that dread disease, Consumption—is anx
ious to make kuowsi tolislellow-sufferers the means
of cure. • • , .
. To all who desire it, he, will vend a copy of the
Preicriution used (free of chaNe), with the direc
tions fur preparing and using the same; which they
will fitid a small Crtaic Pole eIiNsoMPTIoN, AVMs.
13noiscuivs, etc.,. The object. of the • Advertiser in.
sending the Preacription is to benefit the afflicted,
aniJ apiead information which ho conceives to he in-,
valuable; and, he hopes every safterer will try hit
remedy, as it will east them nothing, and aisty'piove
a fileebiliti
.. PartiCs wishing the prescription; will pleage-id
dress „ Itcv: F.O vyAltu A.
mayl4) Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
"I'vct" l- 1
• id Alereerelmeg, , ou the , 3oth alt..;\ MARY
E. LIG [ITN Elti aged J 4 year,s,• 7.l. , lnourbe
turd 10 days.
06 Os inst ,• at 'Church 11111i..1Ur
JOHNNANDI4IIISMITII, is the 03tb year
of his age.,
In Quiney tolinebip,.on the 3rd ins tint,
.13ALvwsNlygLy sand Imonth
land 12pa*
f the s 244 4 Witt Non *Me* , town.
hip,lgt. TH. 415' AN El, at in ad
?mimed g
On the 3jklithlt., in laprolinburg, MART
TOrIiffEVNES, aged 114. yeah, 7 menthe
:2644.9,446.
Fvv.SAb
PHILADELPHIA,. klettday,
Ebb flour market fe_wft4Out_eirame. worthy',
of spioial • - nitre' ne - - deciand or
shipment, and the operatilMb 'JO,
consumers are confined td 'thiiic iiiiiuididte
.wantev ,, Thessles foot , up_-.900- , barrekt r in.
cludieir.superfins at 864.37®4.621 ;,-,aittree
at 134,,871-®6 12i, Pennsylvania 'obeiee.. at
85.5086.25, Indiana and Ohio do. do. at
06. fanoy brands at 66.75@7„
accopint,ta itlewfletir" fitmSt
$5 25. i ':dirrandltrine adra,, ht Biala at
$5 75; without luyera;
There is a fair demand for prime wheat
at lormer quotations, but; the offerings are
light; inferior deseriptione are almost un
saleable, sales of Western and Pennsylvania
red a t ';131 ZU(DI.4O. !Rye lattgOtt fOoth, $1 J 3 -
to 11.06 for' WeiiMi and' Peittisyktiniti...?
Corn is quiet, but without essential change,
sales of 4,000 bushels -prime Pennsylvania
and Southern yellow at $1.12, and 1,000
bushels old Western , at:sl.lo. Oats remain ,
as last quoted, sales of Western at 60@)02o,
and Penns,•liania" at 03©050; and :light
Delaware -
The subscriber is now prepare4l.to supply persons
with a prime article of Lime for Whitewashing.
Plastering, &c, Ternis reasonable.'
may 12—It
The subscriber cautions the public against trey.
passing, upon' his farm by cutting ddivn of reritoving
timber therefrdm. He is deterutivred-tci-enftiree-the----
law in the future against all persons who fail to
comply with this notice.
may 12-3 w ., JAPOB,C. STOUFFER.
•
Strayed from the premises of the subscribe: about
the 11th of April last, a White sow, with a slit in
one, ar, and tassels under' the jaws. A liberal re,
ward will be paid for such information as will lead
tolersecovery. J. S. FUNK.
may 12-3 w
B if CliE It I N,GI
_ The subscribers announce to_theistrientla and the__
public that they have resumedthe Butchering busi
ness and will continue to furnieh choice articles of
Beef, Veal and Muton in the Basement next door
to the Waynesboto i Hotel on :Monday and Thurs.,
:y olden • • •'
thanks for past patronage and respectfully solicit a
continuance of tho same.
12= if
Notice to Teespasticia!
,
Having been ann oyed by personas running over,
my 'gra in Ind 'grans, bieithing fences desen v ealiacials
ly on the Sabbath nay, and also•dragging . dead
aol
male on the premises, carrying off fruit, wood and
rails. I warn 61 such that hereafter the far gilt,
be enforced easiest all trespueserv.,
•may 12. 7 11 t . ;, M.A.,O9RDON.
'Mgt 1 -233E12210
Bills Payable witbizi.,3o 14ays.
r 4 1 \ 4.
The subscriber informs the . public that be still
continues the Butchering iinismess, and is prepared
to supply pe . nlous l as st the BOSPMCIII of the
ItioLier,ty6iNitt• stifet,
Monday, Thursday ari Sattirday ornadh vfeell;with,
a prime article ef , Beef, Veal end Mutten,;. MI bills
for meat must l.e paid cvithiii 36 dayi.
He wilF•slanghtec.the best stock, tae,rartrket will
atford, and by attention iobusiniss hopes to :Vera,
a continuance of the public's patronage.
may 12- 7 tf T. J. CUNNINGHAM.
l'llll4ll T ikit ' E Vie !
The subscribeptautounces to the put.lllo that be
hes purchased•tbe right :of Waihing,ten to nsbip.
for the. Fairview fleobiliee.an4 has for sale ludivid.
nal rights and hives. ThiS is the only move'ablis
comb hive that hes its sides and comb frames hinged
to the front that the hive is easily 'opened and the
combs examined.: This hive has three glass' sida '
so that the bees can be seen at work anti seeing,
:double sides is folly-adapted for wintering bees Out
of doors. Bee keepers will do weli te 'call and
'amine this hive. •,H. X. STON Of 4 )
1+ miles'South.ei Waynesboro'; '
• • May 12— 5t •• • '! •,• , •., .
1870. 01 2 .1 RING:: 1870.
New Gitiods! New Prices!
MILLER & BEAVER
Have just received their first supply of Spring ands
tfuminer Goods to which they invite the attention
of all who wish to durchase . good, Goods at greatly
reduced figures. Their Spring' stock' is complete in
every department, and having had the advantage of
th e r eee nt c tecline in the L'astern market they flatter,
themselves that they cari compare figures with any
house in. the County. In the Dry Goods depart.:
meat they have black and.fancy-.S,lks, plain and,
fancy Delains, all colors Alpaccas and Impress
Clothe, plain arid figured Poplins,.Chintz s, Lawn,.
Piques, Brilliintr, plain and barred Cambrics, Nain
souks, SwisseS,-lidu lie, Cloth, Cassimerea, (plain and
fancy) Sattinetts. Jeans, Cottonades, Linens, &c.
Their line of Notions is full and complete., Be
low is appended a list of the leading articles
Hosiery,• .Neck Ties,
•
Gloves, Suspenders *
M ittr, Switches,
Corsets, Chignons,
Collars, , , , If c. kerdlticfs,'
Cull% "frimmings,
Bows, Buttons.
Their stock of Groceries, Hardware, queenswars.
Cedarware,, Oil Cloths„ -Carpets, &c., is large, and
was selected to suit the trade. All they ask is an
examination of their stock to be convinced of the
truth. ' May 12, 1870.
'4 700,000
3,600,000
3;100,000
1.700,000
1,700,000
14.700,600
ENTERMISE:BIIII.OINR ASSOCIATIO
TAE report or the Enterprise Builtling ' A ssocil
lion at its annualilneeting,,enJing April 7,•IttFO.
Receipts for Dues, Fines, Transter
Pee; Interest, &e., including the pre
mium on 42, shams sold have been
The expen-ditnies for printing, t_ation
mit, shires withdrawal, secretary and at;
ton:tires salary, dace inclaai us 43 shares
paid in full have been $8,904.
Leaving balance on hind
, .
, • .
'The present cor,ditiori,of the associa-.
tion is 42 shares paid in till - ' *8,401.
Dues, Fines, interest, kesi. 41 1 )1 1 .1ids 307
Dalance on hand. . •
Ded4ct amount;,,oveeliahl,
Assets, $.3.68 8 41
' A rnountßaia ern escit abste ) : 112 tlO, l
. Present velum oft " ~;" k 9
A' net:gain et 58.1 per cent. on Ibtr - aincnint,
in on a abase. J. ‘l 7 . MILLER,:
nay 12 ftw l'seJintrer.
LINEI -LIME!
JONAS %JOCKEY.
NOTICE.
$8,91.1.
$8;686, , ,