VILLAGE RECORD.
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Thursday September 1,1870,
Mr Horace Orvely on Ftiday list was nom
inated for Governor of the 'State of New
York, by the Workingmen's Central Union,
:a local political organisaton.
le,.The Sunday. Mercury, a New York
: paper, has been sued for $500,000 damages
by Washington Nathan (or charging him in
ids last issue with murdering his father.
serThe N. Y. tribune paid $2.280 in
:gold for the mere transmittal= of the account
.of the battle of Gravelotto from London to
New York. -
eft.Every Prussian soldier carries a piece
of parchment attached to . his uniform, on
which is written his MUM, campany, regi•
went &c., so that the fate of every soldier
killed in action can be accurately ascertained.
ift..Some ides of the magnitude of the
work of taking the 9th census may be gained
from the fact that from twelve to Woes
hundred volumes, of one thousand, pages
each, will be required in which to enter the
names of the individuals returned by the
Assistant Marshals.
iiirHon. John icenuody, of Alaryiand,
died at Newport, R. 1., on the 19th ult., in
the 75th year of his age. He was Secretary
of the Navy under Mr. Fillmore'a adminis
tration. /is an author he had many admi
rers- .
or It le officially stated from the Treasury
Department that the only instruments ex.
em it from stamp duty after_tb_e_lat of Oc_
tober next are protnisory notes for a less mu
than $lOO and receipts for any sum of mon
ey on the payment of an debt.
110 S-The next Legislature of thin State
wilthave the apportionment of the Pongres•
Menai and Legislative districts, the first for
the next ten years, the second for seven.—
Both of these are now fixed by the same
same thing will not occur again until 1941.
m.;The-Greenvill
nounces that ex• President Andrew Johnson
will not he a candidate for Congress—for
the same reason, perhaps, that .40418 lia•
poison will not dictate terms of peace from
err
ter The War De , artment
each of the Governors of the States within
which national cemeteries are situated, ask
ing that they lay before the respective Leg•
islatures a proposition to give their consent
to the purchase of these sites by the general
govern wen,
At Girardville Pa.. the car or wa
used by miners in entering and leaving the
coal wine in which they were employed, got
off the track. Seven men were precipitated
to the bottom of the wine, a distance of about
one hundred yards: Six were killed out*
right, and one injured beyond recovery.—
Three of the unfortunate men were brothers,
named Taylor, and the lolled, with one ex
ception, leave large families,
ser.The Baltimore American adverting to
the Prussian advance on, Paris, says: "The
French Committee of Safety and the Oom
mending General have shown a purpose to
defend the city with all the means in their
power, but for what length of tine is it pro
visioned ? A million and a half of people
require an enormous amount of food. A
siege of Paris too suddenly became a prob.'
ability to allow of supplies being gathered to
sustain them for six weeks, perhaps not for
a month. Prince Frederick William bas
only to surround the city and allow exhaus
tion and starvation to force its capitulation.
With Paris once in the hands of the invaders,
King William may dictate his terms of peace.
The Prussian plan of campaign has been to
bring the war to a close as early as possible.
Bazaine's and McMaiton's armies might now
be attacked and probably annihilated, but
King William can bring about a less bloody
solution of the conflict by 'capturing Paris.
Hence it is that an early close of the war is
entirely within the range of probability, and
justified by the present position of affairs at
Paris and in the field.
et-The following resolutions were passed
tit the recent meeting of the Executive Com
p3ittee of the Union League of America:
Resolve 4, That this Committee heartily
sympathize with the German people in their
present war . with Napoleon, recognizing, as
we do, that it is not a' contest between the
French people and the Germans, but an effort
on the part of an unprincipled adventurer to
disturb the peaett of .4urope for his own per
tonal aggrandizement.
lierolveil, That the ,s ubordinate Councils
throughout the United States be requested
to manifest their sympathy by donations iu
aid of the local societies, sod
.by resolutions
allowing our sincere sympathy with Germany,
tie friend of education and of civil and re
ligions liberty.
miL.Seme one has made the estimate that
there are twelve deaths from coal oil - explo•
pions each day in the United States.
The democrats of the third Ohio distriot
hsys thrown Vallandigham over boikrd. and
steminated non. p. Cornball for Congress.
Mtn. Mary.9ro9. who lives in Greeoup
County, Ky., is 111 years old, with a family
of children the yoitagest of whom ? the ba
by, is sisty-five years old,
Ths marsh of the Prussians on Paris
eotitinues slowly, a London despatch placing
the sing's headquarters at Bar-le.due and
the advance 81:1 point between Chalons and
• Eperany, while the cavalry scour the country
for Many miles further on. A despatch from
Paris lisp that the Prussiand were passing
through Nancy towards t,
. Chalons, and that}
the siege of Tool had been abandoned. The
Prussian scouts had out the railway between
Montmedy and Mezieres, fienty miles north.
west of Metz, but . they were repulsed by the
French sharpshooters and the railway repair
ed. The force of Germans which marched
northward to Stoney, where a combat was
reported to have taken plave on Saturday,
has fallen back a few miles to Pun. The
Preach account of MAlMallores_ ositioa_is
that his force of about 134,000 men extends
from the valley of the Aisne to the Luxem•
hourg frontier, with his centre et Ardennes.
Banjo° has about 90,Q08 men at Mtg e
McMahon will bald himself in readiness to
march either towards Metz or Patia, as , eir
vuwatener -7 r - der — c - ' 4 The
sea may coma% teeth are
fortifying the city of Rourges, 123 miles
south of reds, and it - is said the French
Government will be removed to that point.
way of Paris there are reports of various
skirmishes with the Prussian cavalry, in
which they are said to have been repulsed.
A London despatch makes it the plan_af_
- eel a on to turn the right flabk of the
Prussian army and strike their line of com
munication at St. Avoid, thirty miles in the
rear. At Paris all is confusion and dissen
sion, a diferenoe having occurred between
General Trochu and the Government and
aismiseal — from — coninand demanded — by
the Empress, N. Thiere was placed on the
Committee of Safety, and accepted the ap.
pointment on Saturday, .9.__Ratiq lett: - •..
presses the belief that a Committee of Safety
will be formed and the Emperor deposed.
A Paris despatch says that the Prussians at
tacked Verdun on Thursday and were re,
pulsed. A Rerun official despatch says that
Vitry, near Rheims, was surrendered to the
]Prussians on the same day, seventeen officers
and eight hundred and fifty soldiers being
captured. The tiro , .2n • - •
pros amation to the French people telling
them that the war is not against them but
_against-the—Emperor, - and that they hve
nothing to fear. The statements in the Paris
papers of the repulse of Steinmetz. on Tues•
day and Thursday last are not confirmed.—
There was a great public jubilee at Berlin
'nion an
Strasbourg and Pialzburg still continues, but
-without - any - denTaive result. The Prussians
have a reserve army of three hundred thou•
sand forming in Germany to follow the forces
already in Franoa—Thelatest - despatches
ray that numerous rumors of battles are
aficiat in excited and dissatisfied Paris. The
Prussian strength amounts to T. 20,000 men,
divided into eighteen corps and seven armies,
three of which are still in reserve. On
Thursday Melklahon's army arrived at Bethel,
and on Friday started for Meziorea,, accom•
pealed by the Emperor and the Prince Im
perial._
P. S.—dater London despatches state that
a great battle teak place on Sunday between
the armies of McMahon and the Crown
Prince. but which wag undecided at the time
of writing.
ALAMA,—WheTO on this globe can we
ga beyond the omnipresent; Yankee y Land
ing at SITKA, we had walked but a short
distance into the town when we reached the
northern depot of Dr. Ayer's medicines in
full display among the huts, shanties and
courts of these boreal tribes. There the fa.
miller, homelik,e names of his Cherry Pect
oral, Pills, &c., salute us from the exterior
and the interior of a store which shows more
business than its neighbors, and proves that
these simple but sure remedies• OTO even
more necessary to savage life than to our
selves where they visit every fireside.
illexand: Journal.
GOOD FITTING GLOVES —Merchants who
would avoid trouble in fitting their customers
with all sires and all kinds of Gloves, and
people generally w o would save themselves
trouble in getting jus uch GI yes as they
may want to fit them, narrow or broad hands,
their long fingers or short fingers, or odd
shaped hands, with either Kid, Dog, Buck
or Sheep Shiny Merchants should call at
Updegrall's flat,' Glove and Fur Factory,
opposite the Washington House Hagerstown.
A splendid lot of No.l Dog Ladies should
call and sec their Now Dog Gloves. Gents'
Furnishing Goods. A complete line of New
Fall Goods for Gents and Boy's wear will
be opened early next month. We aro safe
in advising the reader that Updegraff's is the
place to buy his Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, Draw
ers, Stockings, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,
Shirt Bosoms, canes, Umbrellas, to. , t, o.
A MELANCHOLY EVENT.—OUr readers
will be distressed to learn that 141ra. M'Clure,
wife of Lion. A. K. M'Clure, was taken to
* Kitkbiide's Insane Asylum, Philadelphia, on
Monday, the 22d lust , to a deplorable con
dition of ineatiity. For some months past
she manifested alarming indications of die.
ordered intelligence. Indeed, six years ago
she gave suet unmistakable evidences of
mental derangement, that• a consultation of
medical and other friends was held, as to the
propriotrof placing her under hospital treat
lateat.—Rrpository.
TO increase, and chicken the growth of
the hair. pee Hall's Vegetable Sicilian flair
Renewer, Nothing batter known toLcience.
'OCAL MATTERS,
to.. Delinquents will pectiniarili relieve,
and therefore much favor us, by speedily veil•
in and paying or forwarding arrearagea to
this office, We must have n settlethent of
long gelidity accounts. promisee or apolo
gies proMire.neither paper, ink, not the no
commies ar life.
14doeitets, bite niooey, are Elwood.
Pußrito BonooLs.—Tho public schools of
ail; Borough will bo clerked on nowlay
or Yesterday was the last day of the sea
son for net•fishing.
trirThe population or Greencastle accord
to the present census is 1750. .
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VINECIAR.--REID bag a good article of
pore eider vinegar two years old.
HAMS AND LARD.—.AI. small lot of Per •
0 - t' El ti eat RBITYS j and a
aftlB Dow
so Woo country Lard,
~Charles Britton (Colored) died in Ha
geretown on Sunday a week aged between 95
and 100 peat&
CITY SWEET POTATOES:—.SAfeet Potatoe4
•L •11
RElD'ra Grocery On Friday afternoon.
ite..A prominent oitiaen of Washington
county, Md., Hon. Elias Davis, died in Boons
born' on the Mb ult„ at the age of 71 years.
Frames —Mo
sizes for picture frames, °beep for cash, at
the Diamond Gallery.
igo,..Mt-Lenn-&-troopey-Sewing-Maobine
only 685 and warranted to do all kinds o
sewing, at Alex. Leeds'.
=2l
atcbes, Clocks, Jewelry and Spec.
taclee neatly-repaired - and warranted by Alex
Leeds,
REiHirous.—Preaching i n the Union
Church next Sunday - evening by the Pastor,
Pup —A much esteemed citizen, Mr.
-Wm.—MoCarile r -expired-at - k is - reside oce in
Hagerstown, on Sunday a week, aged about
80 years,
iTho Democratic Congressional Con
ferees met st7lll6Connelsburg on the 24th
•
• . 0 0 nominate,
Congress Col. $. V. Myers, of
Bedford
MEETING.-A Republioan meeting to nom
inate*Bormigh and Township tickets will be
held in the Town Hall on Satuday the 10th
inst., at 3 o'clock, P. M.
Fon SALE; We invite epeeist attention
to tho valuable real estate offered for sale in
'another column by Atr. Samuel Ffoutz, of
Mt. Hope.
Branisholte inserts teeth that for
price and finish are surpassed by none. Teeth
extracted without pain by the use of Chloro
form, gther, Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas,
or the freezing process.
' os..Wm. Wise, a young farmer, living near
Hagerstown, died of lockjaw on the jBtb ult.
from a wound on the sole of his foot, oeca•
dolled by treading on the point of a oarn•
stalk.
• gm.lf you want a good Photograph taken
call on L. v. Braakbill, of the Diamond (ht.
lery. He is still waiting for those who owe
him to mil end pay up as he *HIS he is in
need of money to keep his Gallery in motion.
teirA "quack doctor," named J. W. Bech
tel, formerly of this county, was last week
arrested and committed to jail at Harrisburg
for committing an abortion and causing the
death of Lillie inason,"a girl aged about 18
years, The scoundrel was committed to prix•
on upon the dying confession of she girl.
N,w Finid.—lt will be seen by reference to
our advertising columns that Ms. J. 13 1 . Rein.
finger has associated with his: in the Tailor
iog business Mr. John Hollingsworth, of
Smithburg, Md. Mr. H. is a finished and
experienced workman• Success -to the new
OM.
DON'T DRlNlt..—Boys, don't drink. It
may be fashionable. It may seem smart.
You may think that, like ~a moustache, it
looks manly: You may say that Mr. A. and
Mr. 13., who hold prominent positions in the
world, have guczled for forty years. - This
may be true. Many moderato drinkers arise
to distinction, but they reach eminence not
on. account of this fading, bat in apite of i
They would be more successful and mo e
esteemed without it. Just look around, and
see if you can find one man or woman who
has been made batter or happier by drink.
You will not find one. On the other' band,
you will see wreqks all along the shore.--
You will see men whose lived are failures
solely by drink. It may have commenced
in the social circle, where wit and • beauty
added their charm to the sparkle of the wine.
f t may have commenced ht the "respectable"
saloon to which men are sometimes driven
by the mistakes at home. But it too often
ends in the lowest and last pla i ns to which
fallen men go.
The last care for "chieken cholera" is
kerosene oil. A lady of this place who has
tried the remedy sap it is a certain cure.
A half-tewpoonful is adintoisterea to the
chicken.
d and -Glass -oLall
• SINGING SoGoot,.—s good singing school
Is one of the wants of our town, and we are
gratified to lean that jr.A I", Dock, a prao.
iced innsjoiin and experienced, teacher, bee
been etibouraged to open such a schooll 7 --
the youth of our town for years have been
sadly neglected ft this respect, and now that
an opportunity is offered we trust our citizens
generally will avail themselves of He advant
ages.
eirTho place 'to go for Teeth—to Dr
litanieholte. ' • •
COLOR W,R&N ORAL
Renews the nutritive matter -which nourishes the
hair,
RENEWS THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR
WHEN BALD.
Renews the brash, wiry hair to silk
: AV-T-IVII-D-RAIR-1111E8S1
One bottle shows'its effects.
R. P. HALL & Co., Nashua, N. H., Proinie!ors.
For sale by all druggists.
aug 18-Imo
TEEM 421.1.01"...a.11..
Near Greeneastle on the 26th ult., at the
residence of Mr. Jana Whitmore, by Rev.
H. C. Luber, Mr. JOHN A. STRITF,„ from
WINX3EI 'T11C:).311C33,
On the . 18th ult., Miss ISABELL P.
MACKEY, of Spring Ran, in the 25th year
of her age.
- 171 a Nereersbur,g, -- on - the — lith — tltri. -
AMELIA EL CURLEY, aged 23 years, 5,
months and 14 days.
In Southampton township, Franklin coml.
y, nu Thuraday-August-lath,-M-re,CA-TH
ARINE, wife of Philip Kyner, aged 83 , years
ti mouths and,a days.
In this place, on the 29th nit ,Mr. THOS,
-DWALLINT-in - th e -- 39th - y ear ofhie - age.
In Baltimore City, on the 22d ult., of Con-
Isump - tion, Mr. CHARLES GETRY, far
metly of thia plane, in the 32d year of his
age _
dr:-‘ rill fl
- 71
The flour market is charastetised by ex
treme quiet, and only four hundred, barrels
were disposed of in lots to. suit_the—home
trade at 65.25®6.25 for superfine, .$5,7.5®.
6 12& for extras, so ®6.75 for low grade and
choice lowa, Wisconsin and Aliooesota extra
family ; 67®7.50 for Penna. and Ohio do
do; 67.75®8.50'f0r fancy brands, according
to • ualit•. ltye flour may be • acted at,
• ,6 12 . rites o corn mea are nom-
— Th441173 atmarketpresedts — n - ITnew feature.
The local millers purchased to s moderate
extent at former quotations; sales of new
Western red at $1.40®.142, new Delaware
do. at $1 301ga 38, and 500 bushels ?Mehl.
gan amber at 3_ , 4 5 Rye is quoted at 90c
for new' W extern. Corn is quiet and prices
favor buyers; sales of yellow at 95igi98c, and
Western mixed, low and high at 89®980.
Oats are without change; sales of 8009 bosh
ela-new Western - at 45e for black, and 49®-
50 for white; oew Pennsylvania sold at bUc,
old do. at 52@550, and choice new Delaware
at 300,
SALE NOTES.
TNn notifies persons who gave their
notes at his sale nn the 7th day of Match last,
that the same will be due on the 7th of tßeptember
next. If not paid within filtytn Jays after due in
terest will be charged from (lay of sale.
sep 1-31 JAI3OII bTO UFF R (of C.)
SOViEVA•
Dir the vii.h of the heirs of Jazes novis, deed,
wo rictify the creuitors and debtors of $4,1
de
ceased to prove their accounts and preeerit them to
us within thirty (la} s from this date.
August 29, 1670. PETER ROUZER, '
sept-3t] JOHN
THE undersigned respectfully announce to the
citizens of W avneshoro' :ma the public genet.,
ally that they have Boi3Ot iateti themselves together
in the Tailoring business and are nom prepared to
make men and boys' clothing of all kinds to order
nt short notice arid upon reasonable term, bat's.
section in all cases guaranteed. Call at the old stand
of Jacob F. Reininger.
J A CO 9 F, REf :MOE R.
sepl-tf] JOHN 1101.I.I.NGSWORTH
SUPERIOR. PROPERTY AT
plulurg
THE undersigned will oiler at Public Ele, nn
SATURDAY. THE IST OF OCTOBE R,
in Mt. Hope, Quincy township, Franklin county,
Pa., 4 miles from Waynesboro', on the road leading
to Chambersburg the following valuable
REAL ESTATE,
containing 2 Acres and 65 Perches of Land, 2 Isar.
dens and large Patch. Tho improvements consist
of a large twO-stery
Dam 11011 SE.
BO& Back Bud.ling, Brick Shops with two Rooms,
for ailor and Shoemaker, and Blacksmith and
' ligonmaker Shops together. Also, a double Log
Dwelling House ; large Frame Stable, 2 large Bus.
gy Sheds; wash house, oven, hog pens, (Sec The
whole is in good repair and enclosed with good
fencing. There are six public loads leadinz to the
glare, which is in the midst of a rich neighborhood,
and there is s Stole and Mill in the Village. The
Brick House would orally taunt a -
GOOD 'TAVERN STAND,
or any other public business, as there is a great deal
of traveling through the pace.
The subscriber also offers for sale his Tract of
Land. lying ono.hrdf inile from Mt. Rope, contain
jug 31 Acres and 5t Perches of good Quality Lime
stone Laud, ten acres of 'stitch is heavily Timbered,
4 acres meadow, and the residue i+
,under a good
state of cultivation. Part at it is under Post and
hail Pen, e. •
Any person or persons wanting properties of the
shove desmiptien, will du well to atte nd this sale and
secure a bargain. I aut determined to sell Wit don't
go too much under price. A good title, clear of all
encumbrances, will be given, and possession given
nu the lot day of April 1871. l'ha conditions will
be made known on the day of sale, and payments
will be easy.
sep 1-ts SAMUEL PrOUTZ.
OLD IRON WANTED.
The highest cash price will ba paid for
Cast Iron Scrap delivered at thr• work, 01 •tho
• (41EISTIR 31. CO.
- 0 - I\J rj ) 'I(
d \ \l
BlitOOD CLEANSER
PANACEA
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
CT,EParht;.6
011,-P,--PAHRNEY'S BROW& C(141
The above will at once alrik e the
eye as the Trade
Mark of the genuine " , Da. FAINNEY . I3 BLOOD
CIMANSEO. OR PAN/ioilA,.Of ITtligh DR. P. FATIRSZY,
of Cumin°, ILL., is the sole pnipt loon The greet
demand from the Middle and Southern States for
this medicine mod: • 4 •:Y
n softness.
Laboratory at Waynesboro', Pa, giblet; is conduct
ed by Da. P. rtattiNEY'S linos. & Co. Since then
the "Bump Opossum." has been grossly misrepre.
sented_by other.parties, and what makes it bull more
painful is the fact that the name of our deceased
relative (the late Dr. D. Fahrney) is prostituted for
the purpose of carrying out these diabolical schemes,
when it is well known to very many that he was
consigned to an untimely grave several years ago ;
at a time, too, when his successors were not able to
take his place in the profession, hente his name is
used to say evil things. Orte_year after his (.IP-"
The fo rowing none-P
de following notice was circulated against the
"%eon Cidtansint" and "llLoon Futurism :"
"Nortcs.—We wish to inform the public that the
'Preparations' now being out and extensively ad
vertised in many newspapers, etd , purporting to be
old Dr. Fahrney's BLOOD PICEPAIUTIONH, &c.. are
none of his, and are not countenanced by our firm
at all. We neither advertise cc put out any of our
preparations.
-- "Ile - : - A(4 -- 1868." -
The above is what D. Fahrney is • made to say
one year after bis death, and in another circular just
published, and in some newspapers, he is again
made to say (two years after his death) something
o_utithese preparations. This - undoubtedly - has
reference to Etuassx's BLOOD PORRFIRR. prepared
by Da..l. FAIMRY, Philadelphia, and resirmit's
Dimon emanate OR PANSCRA, prepared by tie. P
FARRNRY, Chicago,lll.,_and_alsu_by—his-Lirothers-
aynetboro', Pa.
In, order to protect ourselves and the public a
gainst such-misrepresentations,it-hecomornecessa—
ry to say that old Dr. rahrrey left his practice to
two of Wagons. The oldest, Dr. Jacob Fatuney,
located rear Waynesnom% Pa., where he practiced
his prams= until within eignt days before his
death, which was brought about by much business.
sons, and the "Blood Preparation" was put up -in
liquid form by Dr .1 Fahruty,:lr , eighteen years a
go. and was br"ught to its present high degree ,ot
perfeetio:i_by_his_brother, Dr. P. Fahrney r of-Ghi--
cago. These two are now the oldest physicians in
the Fahrney family, and are willing to be qualified
before any Notary Public that their preparations
are Owing. f t must, indeed, be humiliating foi l i
those who are mere babes in the profession, after I
making such efforts to injure our business to com e
out anti imitate the same, when they are not able •
zoo hold th: I t , . • 1 41•11 Alt •
Dt D Fahrney.
PITBLIC SALE.
flrlY uirtue of en order of the Orphan's Court of
14elt Franklin county, and to me directed, I will ex
pose to Public Male, in front of the premises. on
SATURDAY THE 24TH OP SEPTEMBER, -
at I Vclock, P, M , the Real Estate of the late -
Thomas.Srnitb., being the Western — l T -mil of Lot No.
"L so known in the plot of said town, consisting of
a three-story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
25 feet front, more or less, neck Building and Frame
Stable. This property is desirable as a l.asiness
legation. Terms made known on day of sale.
GEO. STOVES,
A dm'r with the WIN annexed'.
nag 25•te U. V. Monk}, suet.
PUBLIC BALL,
A CHANCE FOR A MACHINIST.
1110 Y authority from the Town Council of the
illorNigh of Viiasnrbboio' the undersigned will
offer at public sale, in front. the Town Hall, on
;Saturday, September 3d, 1870;
the large NEW IVI 4.11 Ii: ET FIRE
ENGINE. This is a splendid piece of ma
chinery which originally cost upwards of $2OOO.
:We to commence at 1 o'clock an said day when
terms will be made'.known:
F. FOIJRTI-11 1 1. r, •
JACOB BF,
nut; 18 3tl • (:r .fee.
PRIVATE !SA LE.
The suhscker offers nt private s•de,his HOUSE
and I.OT Of GROUND. situated in Waynesboro',
on Main stile, East end. 'I he improvements are
n story and a half Dwelling House with Back Build,
ing, a good Bake Oven and Smoke House, a good
Cistern at the ilc , r, large Frame Stable and large
Shed suitable for a shop, and a variety of choice
Fruit. The lot fronts SI ft. If the
„above proper
ty is not sold privately before Saturday September
24th, it will be offered at Public Sale on that day at
1 o'clock.
aug 25ts ISRAEL. HESS.
VALUABLE PEOPZEtTir
AT
Private Sale.
Fr HE subscriber offers at Private Sale his House
L and Lot of Ground situated •in iting,tteld. Md.
The lot contains 1 acres, more or less. The im
provement' are a Two-story Weatberboartled
Dwelling House, containing six rooms and kitchen
and basement, large Frame stable, Smoke House,
Bake,oven, 47c- A welt of good writer and cistern
with pumps in the yard—also a selection of , choice
fruit on the premises, the whole enclosed with good
fencing. Terms will be made to suit the purchaser.
' JACOB U. RE,Ei.:H ER.
Hinggo'd, Aug IS-4t
3:113M SM.l=l.lle".
DR. PEDDICrIRD, being determined to keep up
with the times wilt insert teeth at
12 DOLLA.RS,
for a full upper or lower set, an 4 other operations
proport (mutely, and allow to those who desire to do
au, three months credit, thus insuring a fair trial.
The hest mateiisl will be used, finished in the
most tkilhul manner.
All other brenclies of the profession carefully el
tended to. 'Teeth extracted by en entirely new
painless process. 01lice two doom above the Village
Het Ord trffice•
aug 25.31 •
Tailoring Establishment !
- AHE subscriber would] respect follirannonnce to
the citizens of I,Vaynftbero', and vicinity that
ho has conmenced the 'Adoring businera in the
dwelling house of 'Mrs. S. T. ,Brotherton, oppositc
the Bowden Huse, and is now•preporat, to make
all Undo of clothing to order, which he will guar.
antee , to vivo satisfaction. He asks.a
ug 25-'1 QklOrtGE WERNER.
,tn=ir,LBRA,TNJD
7.- co
WAYNESBORO PA
D. FALIRNsi" & SON.
MEXICAN RO W!
W. REID
•
A 9 received a frith stoat of goods, and is al
mo. I daily making addition to his stock. lie
has,.
•
PURE } SPICES,
Prime Rio Coffee, Brownell Coffee,
Brown and Crushed Sugar; brief 'bar,
Powdered White Sum, Carolina Rice..
Syrups, suroriorin quality' andiolar in price, .4. go
P. Rico and N. Orleans Melones,
Corn Starch, Chocolate, sweet do.,
Pickles, Catsup, Muson'h Crtrikfrs and Cakes, Ea
G. A. Salt, Fine Salt,
.Sugar. cured Hams. •
Call end examine. No trouble to show goods.
I offer the above at reduced priers, notwithstand•
ing they are on the "rise" in the East.
Cove OYSTERS in I and ?,Ib. cone, olvtop; on
hand, sold by the cut or dozen. He warrants them
good.
Whau you go to Picnics, or to the inountafn,
come d'A
cheese &c.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY. Layer
Raisins, Frond' Currants, Candies, Oranges, Lem.
ons, Dates, Citron,Prunes, Apples, nuts af, several
kinds,
FOR BARING ANDICE ORE ANL—Wo have
goad and pure extracts.of Lemon, Orange, Vanilla,.
Straviberry; essences ofLemon, Cinnamon, dtc.
GLASSWARE.--LoOk at our chespioblets, dish
es, castors, tumblers, Basks. molasses cane, lamps
chimneys, &c. We have the beat and cheapest in,
lowa.
QUEENSWAREe.-A n unrivaled n s almo men t
full - stockyfuwer-in - price - than - ever* ---- Tea - sets, - cups. -
and saucers, meat plates, soup do4rea„Dinner, and
Breakfast do. We have the real granite, no decep-,
tion in the quality.
We have the common ware, new stock.
HOUSEKEEPERS
Are invited to look at otir kniKes_antliorksrbutcher
knives, arge spoons, common albata and silver
plated tea and table spoons, clotbespaskets, buckets
tubs tnatket baskeis,.school tfo.
IVOTIONS.--Toilet soaps, perfumery, combo,
pocket books, pencils ink cop leuertund note pow
Best Kerosene Oil,
Ohumiedl Olive Soap,
' Barlow's Blue indigo,
Wick Ynrn,
Besides many useful articles always on flud.
Country prance! and "giiitnbacks" taken in
exchange for goods. I am tankful for past pa
_tronage—and-solieit-a-continuation of the Fame at
the FA114111( •
Wayneshciro! ir kinfr2oB7
SECOND. ARRIVAL!
PUE 11001EICII,
A. large assortment of very °heap goods,
I might , at-the rate decline in prices„and consequent-.
ly wul he Sold correspondingly low. The price of
all kinds of goods basing declined in the Eastern
Markets, the sobscriberadwure their friends that
they can offer them superior inducements thia•sen
son. Wiih a large stockcio sack front, and prices
anti qualities ti please, they invite all to come and
See and judge for mei - rewires.
For desirable style of goo'as tend durability of fa
bric they pay particular audition, so that their cur ,
tomers 4-en alway,s, rely on getting the worth ot their
money in purchasiag from them.
LOOK AT THIS
• ? tk
ME4L. int -4431 k.
of ankles and see if you ars not in want of some
herein pecified
Light and Black Alpaccas,
Hernamius,
Delttins,
Alpacca Lustre, •
Dehsizes.•
Lawns,
Ifitnghams,
Chintzes,
Poplins,
Napkine,
To% els,
troop Skins direct from the manufacturers,
Arabs—a beautiful wr a pping,
Prints at G, 8, 10, 124,
Hosiery and ,Gloves,
Feathers by tl.e pound,
0.1 Cloths for Table, stand and Floor.
Tubs. Churns and Buckets,
Boxes. Kegs and Kee.ers, •
Win low Shades and: fixtures,
Cheese—a gond article.
Mackerel in and whole Barrels,
Cottonades—a tine assortment,'
Tame/tines,
Brame,
Percales
Leather Mitts for garden making, Hoes, Spades
and !taken, zlhovels, Forks and grooms, Pekin,
Jeans, Ermine Cloths.
june 9-1870
NOTICE.
A Chance for Bargains:
'FUR subscriber is now ofrering the stock of
[buoy NI &ow CLUTII:SO formetly kept by the late
lief-. Bender, Beg., -
AnAND BELOW COST FOR CASH:
ALitiStC)
A now supply of men and bop' Clothing just re•
served from A. Jarrett of 'Baltimore, St J, -
AU goods warranted and made in the best man
ner, Those who (14 sire to purchase Clothing at the
lowest Oguires will do W 4 It to call at the old stand B.
E. corner of the Diamond.
aug 254tf A. E. WAY(NANT.
LEW W..DIEITRICIC
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WAY:IOII3W, PA ,
W 11,11: give prmiipt and dose attention to all
business intrusted to his care. Office next
door ea the 'Bowden iiouse,in the Wlther 1.0 Wing,
;lig 25
W.. A.
Ginghams,
Punts,
(Meeks,
Coltonsiles,
livnnus,
Chanthrg,
I"..,herrings,
p trs,