VILLAGE RECORD.
c 3 inrAkyairsis sec).xtcr.
Thand.j► Ottiebtr I 3 1870,
Sara REuraTat.—The . 11oilorlog sales of
Real and Personal property ate not to toe
;mind in our advertleiagioiseree t
Afro. flolli oberger; Pomona, property,
Waynesboro', October 14: ,
Amos Wolf, Mese sod let, PcAtetowtt,
taint 15,
D, H. Garver, October 20, mill and farm,
war W aye esb aro'.
Frank Weagley; bonne _sad toe s in-Way
neaboro', October 22.
Hoover & Johnson', Carriages and Bug.
gies, Greencastle, October 2L
Douglas & Sanders, real and personal pro..
petty, Monterey, October 26, 27 and 28.
Wm. BtuU, perdonal property, near Quin
ey, October 28.
Heirs of Henry Cordell, Real Estate,
Washinton township, November sth,
J. R. Welsh, house and lot in Wayneshore,
at private sale to January 2d, 1872.
See este advertisements.
ggsLonorgal's Sweet Potatoes at Reitia.
APPLES— Choice
,winter apples sold by
W. A. Reid. •
im,The largest, best and cheapeststogi‘k of
melee Fall and Winter Gloves, at g. /Aden's.
ite*The latest hat—" Our Frite"—...at the
Town IJall Sit
FINE—The Oysters owed up at Mune
target's.
Vir•An early and cold winter is predicted
by a "weather prophet" in this place.
Or Rev. Dr. Keifer, an eminent divine,
—hes-aceeptedirmdt-ftoortbe Reform-e-d-Chtireit
srreencast
En MIRA BORFrA rasi---The-artichrwith
this caption will appear if the author's Daum
is Diver'
iter"llig foot" was at the election on Tub®
day, and as usual, if report be true, carried
a "brick" in his bat from the Brew Rouse.
gm,,We would suppose from the many per
sons who visit Dr. Branisholts' Dental office
that his work is givitig satisfaction generally.
sal-Bats and Caps,__Notioes, Jewelry and
fancy articles, fresh from the city—a fine as•
sortment, at Elden'e.
DEOEASED.—Moses McLean, a prominent
lowyer ofGettyallurg r died-last—weeic, - -aged
66 years.
CENSUS The population of Williamsport,
)Id.,accordin ,, to cite census Tatung is 1284,
that of Clamping, 695 and Hancock 892.
FAIR.—The Washington county (old.)
Agricultural Fair commences 'on Tuesday
boat, 4helBth.
FOR SALE A desirable two-story BHA
Dwelling house and Lot of Ground on East
Main_street, Way neshoro'. Possession oan
be given at any time. Enquire of GEORGE
--STOVER.
TUE PILOT.—We have received the first
number of a., spritoly sheet, entitled .•The
Williamsport Pilot," established at Williams.
'port, Md , by
. IVlessra. T. F. & G. W. llo•
Cardoll. Success to the new enterprise.
Blci PoTATO.--LlVr. Frank. Bender of this
place,'raisid a sweet potato is his garden this
season which weighs five pounds and one
ounce. Who will undertake to "top" this
specimen ?
OYSTERS.- Fresh chucked oysters direot
from Baltimore, by Adams express, will be
received on Friday and !told by the gout or
gallon at REID's Grocery Store. Families
can bo supplied throughout the season.
CROWDED —Toe reader is asked to excuse
the crowded state of our advertising eolurnos.
We conteniplafe arrangements by which ere
long we will be enabled to furnish more read.
ing matter.
SA t SAQE,--il7csArs. Woegley & Kurt K,
Butchers a; the "CorrioriCellar," will accep t
our thanks for a preseet of a mess of fresh
sausage, prepared by Mr. Chas. pickle, the
popular "Baltimore Butcher,"
Its,Rently•made Clothing, men's under
wear,,paper, collars, gloves, waterproof um
brellas, etc, can be had at WATNADIVB, 8.
E. corner of the Diamond.
FARM SOLD.—Tho farm advertised in oar
paper for several Weeks, belonging to heirs
deo',d, was sold hp V.
I►long, auctioneer, on- Saturday last, for the
Bum of $B5 per aoro. Purchaser; Ar. John
Johnston. , „
'Llso'Bitometc.-4—Thon. L. 'Vogle 411 off the
seaff6l6ing at the L'uthern Church'in
burg, on Tuesday Just, breaking min of ids
Tegs. The work of' pointing the church bad
been cotopleted'bY Smith of this place,
nod the iteaffuldiciwas being temovedwhen
the accident marred.
SWSET POTATOES ;.•-lkir. Jahn llorgal, of
Waylaid% hatqleaed us 'antler ottligatiatte
to 'him r tof a lot .of sweet pots
toas t bia,04,0 rßieiog , which canal, we thibk,
thdeeolhhil l idta 'the : Emit Ddr. ra: will
,
rlritri with potatoes once a.
*reek up to, the .holidsyts. He is deserving
and 4t►oulh bn: , petronised genetokl4.
' •
Fort. bows oo Church
-4 11!ia ja a very
deoisaliklo•propoiki. building lots.
Baquire of 61 - B: LlADsiLvati.
IE2=2EI
Fessaa's ORISNTAL OIRVIINTIIII great.
eskattnietion of the sesson wit; •be• tftirexhi.
tititeif lE'renehls. Cirons and Menagerie on•
?deeds, ~aller.llooi2 and 'evening, 'October
1.7.'` Vl* Weems into town puniest, to
41 • s'eocaplete ttiumpta, inAts , way . ' 1 ,14 the
Alettegerie'department will b e, exhibited the
elephant "Empress," mid to 'be the largest
seimal witiiessid'in - this or ' any abet
conutry, and the calf elephant "Sultan," the
smalleet in' Awoke. A' large eollectioii of
other animals rarely seen 'in this locality will
also be exhibited. The Ciecus performance
wilt be superior Witty that bai'beon witness
ed in our town. Accomplished ridere, male
and female s will perform many dating feats
of horseinaneltip, Other novelferformannes,
acrobatic and gymnastic,, will form 'an excl.
ring part of the eatertainmen‘, and. , at the
olose of each performance, nett Paul Schaff
will enter the den of Lions, and 'show his
power of control over these ferocious beaks.
The whole gigantic exhibition shown under
Imo immense Canvas, and for one single pike
of admission.
• We copy the following frdea the Roston
Transcript:
Our "conotry cousins"' era all in town
recently to witness the street display o I
French's! Oriental Circus and Egyptian thr
ums. Indeed, few of our city residents, en
cash:nod even as they are to circus troupes,
were not muCh less charmed with the wow
aerial drove of camels and - their Arab driv
er.feattres of dye - magnificent
exhibitions of that entree. And the manner
in which the programme of the tent enter
tainment was executed at both afternoon and
evening exhibition, was highly satisfactory
and particularly pleasing The grand entree
into th e enolosure made up a Beene of orien
tal splendor, and in imagination carried us
_hack to those weird and dee interestin:
cured pot - died witb pen and , rush by eas
tern travelers. - floe uniqueness and novelty
and variety, Frew:ilea Company AtiCIASS_SITI
eireus - troupe that ever visited tbis city.'
TUE ELECTION.;-.-The e!ectioo in this
place on Tuesday passed off quietly, six hun.
dred and thirty-Ave votes being polled, which
is considerably abort of a full vote, owing, it
is presumed, to the inclemency of the weath•
er. We understand the_averago-Republican
majority will range between twentpfive and
thirty. But one colored vote was polled,
that of JESSE PATTERSON,- who is in the em•
ploy of Air. A. D. Gordon. Two or three
more were entitled to vote but did not ap•
pear at the polls. As the vote will not be
fully counted out until alter we go to press
the_figures officially will be given next week.
According to report Chatrihersburg gave
255 maj. for the Republicans, Greencastle
26 for the Democrats, Quincy 6T For the
Democrats. Both parties claim the Coupes.
sional District as we go to press, with the
chances, we think, in favor of the Repsibli:
cans.
RECEIPTS —The following is a list of OUT
subscription receipts for September -
S. S. Dowlin, $2 00
John Izer, 4.00
D. F. Gordon, 2.00
John M. flees, 2.00
Mrs. E Hoover. 200
J. W. Stoner, 2 00
Samuel Benedict, 2 00
Mrs. W. Bensh hoot, 2.00
Miss M. C. Soowborger, 2 00
Daniel Royer, 7 50
John L. Metcalf 5 00
F. J. Troxel, 0 2 00
Henry Burger, 4 00
Abrm. Burger, 2 00
Levi Sanders, 18 00
David Greenawalt, 2 00
David Fox, 3 00
R. Bonebrake, 2 00
Joseph entzer, " 200
N. Minehart, 2 00
Frod'k Mclntire, 2.00
D. R. Mentzer, 1.00
John Price, Sr., 2.00
To Tut VAT:4M -1113. C. L. ilolliaber
ger announces to the ladies that she has re
turned from the East and has opened outs
full stock of the latest style of Millinery
goods. Advt. Deo week.
Mir Lat e accounts report an important en.
gragetnent on Friday last about thirty miles
southwest of Strasbourg. The French were
commanded by General Dupre, and the fight.
log lasted all day, without a decisive result.
The fortress of New Brcisach, south of Strati.
bourg and near the west bank of the Rhine,
has been besieged, and a vigorous cannonade
was commenced on Friday. The Prussian
batteries have opened a heavy fire on the
northern defences of Meta, and the Frani%
have replied energetically.. On Friday night
the entire garrisCin of Met; mado an attempt
to carry the entrenched positions of :the Prus
sians on the north side, and after a severe
fight they were driven back with a loss of
1;500 ruee. An interesting account of a
balloon trip from Paris to Tours is furnished
by two Americana, Maori.. Nay and Rey.
wilds, who made the perilous voyage. They
were fired at from the besiegers' camp, but
they escaped beyond the shells and 'btillets.
These gentlemen report that Paris can only
be captured by (amine. The guns of Mont
Valerien have done considerable damage in
the Prussian tamps, and an'entreeehed Camp
has been erected at St. Denis. There are re
ports that ao Americiati Genetsl who is in
Paris will attempt a cavalry nil aroma' the
Prussian army.
ifirPreconture grayness of the hair should ,
be prevepted, set' the beat sod surest pro•
vendee ie 11 0 11's Vegetable sieilliao Flair
114anewer.
*WM. Gambetta t as the- represent live. of,
the Republic, leaned n4rimlaumittion
• to thenountry in which he says, is regard to
the situation at Paris. that foni,:buirdted
tboasand National Guards, min' hundred
thousand Mobile Guards thonsand
Regulars, are now armed and - ready, for the
delence of the eity t and three, thousand eight
hundred Oannnn are in position, and that . its
allusion.impregnability is no Prussian
works are being, pushed most - enerietioallY
on the west and sontb‘Weat of the Olt3r, and
will aeon command the suburbs there. A
despite% from' the 'Premien taireernment coq ;
eiders the capture of - Paris es a' certainty,
and predicts as a Tonle that muuy people who
Cannot be fed most alarve.•
A WILD OAT Arms A Onii.D.—On Sat
biday of last week, a *lld oaf entered-the
house of - Mr. Elliott Maws who resides at
Wilson's,'mill, on Toby' Creek, #u Koos
township, about aeikeit' miles north Of this
place,and took a yoiing child from the cradle,
and was about te' ciummence deVOUring it
when i was frightened away. The parents
bad gone out to gather in potatoes from a
lot and left the babe wrapped tip sleeping
in 'its cradle. 'A little girl'was sent , in after
they bad been libgent a short time, to see
about the child and when she opened the
door,' was horrified to see a large wild oat
with the infant, behind the stove. The
little thing was crying piteously, and in a
short time would doubtless have been killed
and devoured by the savage beast. On the
alarm—being given — tb - e — wildim escape.
through the window and has not since been
seen in that neighborhood,—Clarion „Demo
crat
VE,•In Pittsburg, a returning Californian,
named Obristopber Herbert, of Greensburg,
Pennaylvania,'was robbed of $B,OOO by two
Cbioagconfidende_men,_while leaving—die
depot for his Lome, Monday night.
ift-IJider the Sunday lava of Indiana
a boy has been indicted for blacking boots
and a woman for baking biscuits On that
day, and this in a State where you can
get a civoree as easy as you pan get a din
ner and your husband know nothing of it.
A woman io Cstoosa county, Qs., rooently
I - sbouted herself excessive
ca
ligious excitement,
It is calculated that - up to the present time
the French have lost 135,824 men prison
ers and 95,000 killed and wounded—total,
230,824.
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
V 4 / HAI R,
-.RENEWER-.
ITS EFFECT IS •
MIRACULOUS.
It is a perfect and wonderful article. Cures bald
ness. Makes hair grow. A better dressing than
_anvloir_or_Lopornaturri.!!__Bollens brash, dry and
wiry hair into Beautiful silken Tresses. Hut, above
all, the great wonder is the rapidity with which it
=restores GRAY HAIR TO rra ORIGIN AL COL
OR.
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
youthful beauty by its use. It does not dye the hair,
but Strikes at the root and &Ile it with new _life and
coloring matter.
The first applkation will do good ; you will see
the NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and
the obi, gray, discoloreil appearance of the hair wilt
be gone, giving place to lustrous; Shining and , beau
tiful locks.
Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair Renewer; no other
article is at all like it in effect.
See that each bottle has our private Government
Stamp over the top of the bottle. All others are im•
itationa.
R. P. HALL & CO , Nashua, N. H.. Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. Dot 6-Imo.
TIECIEI rrCklICl3.
On the 19th of July, 1870, in Tometown,
CHARLEY E. STULL, aged 2 months and
15 days.
Near this place on the 7th 'nit., WILLIAM
HARRY, only soa of Jacob W. and Sophia
Foreman, aged 1 year, 5 months and 23 days.
Sweet Harry sleeps on Jesus' breast ,
Safe in thO Shepherd's arms he rests;
No pain can leach, no harm come nigh
The lambs that in His bosom lie.
A child perhaps too much neloved
And too much.dolcil on;
God loved him too and thought it best
To take him home and be at rest.
On the 17th inst , at the residence of her
son-fo•law, L. B. Kurtz, in Ohambereburo r' ,
Mrs. SUSAN BBED, aged 70 years and 7
months,
Gone to rest,
Pis! , Itv.:-11 -TOW t'vit, 114
PHILADELHITIA, October 10.—FLOUR..—
The filottr market remains quiet at former
quotations. 800@900 barrels clanked bands
at $4 5005 for superfine, $5@5.50 for ex
tras, $6.00(§6,75 for lova Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family, $6.50@7 00 for In
diana And. Ohio tit do, line' $7.25@8.25 to
fancy brands, according to quality. lila flour
may be quoted at $5 50
WHEAT.—There is a firm feeling in the
wheat market, but not much activity • 'sales
5.000 bushels Indtana red at $1.356l 40;
2,500 bushels Indiana amber at $1.43(51 47.
Corn, sales of 4,800 bushels yellow at 94 •
g96:3., and western mixed at 88(p0c. Oats
50®520.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuably Small ,Property.
rir HE Heirs of Henry Corded, late of Weshinfr•
I ton Town•hin, flee d, will 'Mini SATURDAY
TUB STR OF .2%OVRAWIR6 next, aid. following
Heal Estate, :
TWENTINONJE ACRES
of rmpmved Lend, adkining the farm of Dr. Frailty
at the toot of the south Mountain. with a Lug
House, Log Barn, and ether put.huildingo erected
thereon. with a Well of Water near the house, and
choice Fruit en the premises.
Also, on the' same day, A MOUNTAIN !LOT,
contlining sit *al a half acres. within a half mile of
the aforesaid premises. Tbe two uncle will•be sold
together or separate to suit purebaiers. Sale to corn.
mence on said day at 10 o'clock, when the terms
will be made knoWa hf 'I'II E HEIRS of
ect 13 is Uculy rode% deed,
Na MS 1 NEW GOON!
lili.'aitebtion of the "amenity tv now diteced
to the letge end WOl toutorteti *lock of
F LL GO.O DS
just opened. nt
PRICE & HOEFLICH'S,
1"or the season's trado.Comisting of all the late noi
cities of the dey, and at very cheap prices to snit all
mankind. Just drnp in anti seek the varied col 4
lection of Dry liroode, Groceries and ?lotions.
Ail the late styles of Ladies' Diesa.GOods,
Such as
Alpacas,
Poplins,
Empress
Repps, &0.,
Caaalmere, Cloths, Velvets,
Velveteensi
Cords,
Kemp,
Jeans, Tweeds,
Satinets,
Rob Reys,
Pikes Peak Cassimere,
Paisley, Sbawlo,
Plain Shawls,
Long Shawls,
Square Shawls,
Breakfast-and
Shotlder Shawls,
Deloins, Merinos, Cashmeres, Twills, lllobairs,
Chignons and Switches,
Boots and Shoes, Rubbers.
Carpets, wool and Home-made.
Oil Cloths for tables and floor.
Window Shades. in Oil and Holland.
Blankets white and grey._
Oct 13-1870,
D
SPORT OF TILE QUINCY BUILD
ins for the year ending Oa•
tober 6, 1870.
Receipts for Dues, Fines, Transfer
Fees, Interest &c., including the Pre.
mium do-20-shares, salt),
Expendltures for Printing, Stationary,
hero withdraw en, Secretary and A nor
ney's-Salariesi-6-cTiKeltiarig 20 shares
paid in full, $lll9 95
Balance in Treasury, $112.93
PRESENT CONDITION. •
20 sharea paid in full. • $4000.00
Dues,'Fines, Interest, &c., unpaid, 172.40
Balance on band, • - 112,93
Amount overpoia,
Amount paid on each share' $12.00
Present value of shares. 23 31
Realizing a net g ain of 991 per cent. on the a—
mount paid in on evil Aare.
W. 13. BABY.
JNO. C. M 4RTIN, Auditors.
oct 1343t] Joe. MIDDOUR,
PIT B E I
HE subscriber will sell at public sale at his m
-141 idence, * of a mile -North of Quincy, on the
Chamberbburg road, on Friday, October 28, the fol
lowing personal property, to wit
---- TWO BROOD MARES,
a fine 'Emily mare, the other an excellent plow
leader, 1 bolt, 1 Cow, 1 Nanny Goat, 8 Shoots, 1
heavy twc-borne Wagon, new;
1 light two-horse
Wagon With bed, I Hay ake, Grain Rake. 1 pair
bay ladders for two horses, 1 harrow, 1 two and three
horse plow, 1 double shovel plow, single, double and
treble trees, breast chaios ? - 1 set dung boar4s, 1 set
front gears, 1 set breechbands, 2 lead bridles 2 fiy
nets, I collar, 1 9-horse line, I martingaile riding
bridle, 1 good check line, forks and rakes ; I Bed, 1
Cupboard, 1 Table, 6 ease-bottom .1 Chairs, 1 Rock
ing Chair, 1 good smoothb ore Shot Gun. grain era'
dle, mowing scythe. mat ock, shovel, a lot Chestnut
Rails, Corn by the barrel, a lot Corn Fodder. new
tar bucket, lot imp, and other articles. Salo to
commence at 10 o'clock on said day when terms will
be made known, W VI. STULL.
oct 13.ta J, R. SUM!, auct. '
PRIVATE SALE.
S . Ollll subec►ibfr offers at p►ivalo.sale bis House
tea and Lot of Ground on Mechanic street, Way.
nesboro'. If not sold privately on or he fore the 2d
day of January, 1871,41 will be sold at public sale
on that day at 2 o'clock, P. M. Possession will be
given on the Ist day of April s , 1871.
act Ms J. R. WEI.SH,
TRH IMPROVED BUCKEYE
WILSON SHUTTLE SW ING MACHINE
Is a wonderful; achievemPnt or invention, genius and
mechanical skill.
For PISPEICITY, KFRADIZITY end BiAIITY it stands
unriva'ed, .
Stitoh Alike on Both Sides.
- For Family sewing and manufacturing. l'haa•
gent defies competition, for FDIC aureate°,
?SUVA G, comma O,II3OItING, TrO4 III IM.I I RA I n I N4.
RUFPLISIG, lOLTEIRRING, and 141TESEllie and SIM!,
INO o' at the same time,
, .
Thorn machines ore RAPID and matlimicrNolsov--
They have the natty enema mann and the ammo.
EAT awl RUT fiteDING DITICZ in WON
They can be "furnished with plain cover, omit
mental cover. or full cabinet cover, and at pticeP ran !
ging from $2O to $l2O.
Agents wanted. A. E. Waynant." agent, for the
counties of Franklin. part of Waebinston and Fred
rederick. Md. i 3. E. cor. Diamond, Waynesboro,Pa
- sep224
PUBLIO SALE.
THE easerilms will sell et public sale in Green
castle. on Friday, October 2 1 114 nt WAWA, A. U p
CAKRZ4GBB, BUGGIES, (shifting end open—
top.) ell:eine Wagons, new and old ; 2 11011:410,
set double end 8 sets single Harness, Sleighs and
Delis, one a fine Cutter. 4000 bbingler, Are.
5ep129•41 , }MOVEN & JGHNI:ITON.
WALL PAPEIL
A great variety of Pattern, all* and nee of
Walt and Ceiling Payer. Alto, Window Palm
and Oil Blinde, at
june 2-tf ANI UPAISON DENNCI CO'el
TAKE Tifis:,H 1 ME--READ-_4,:p*.REFLEcT.! ~ :.*.
Viero are 'Many good Medicines in thii world, We hope, for the Hahn of hnintaity - , but medicine,
, that to really perfect, becainia' it is aperient, tonic; laxatlywatimulant,
eudorifio andtallerati*e Odle min time, hi::
Blood Cleanser or .Panaiit.
• With this rare medicine in your house you can do - without purging by means of. Pills Mt
Powderi. Yon'can do without Halts, Can tor Oil, citrate ;of Magnesia, Senna or Mans, and.so on. •
You want none of these; the Blood Cleanser is a gabstitilte for the whole of them. And what hi
better s it • *
.. • • ~
May, be Taken ,with Safety and Comfort
By the most delicate woman as well as the robust man. It is 'Very . Palatable; aid therefore easily
administered to children. ' It is the only vegetable preparation existing which will answer in the
place of Calomel ; regulating the action of the Liver without making you a life-long ;victim to
to the use of Mercury or Blue Pills. It will open tha bowels in a proper and wholesondi manner,
—being composed of suitable medicaments. • ~i
It is
_one of the Best Medicines of the age , ,
And when taken, will keep all the secretions in a healthy condition . ; compel all the o - eto do
their duty with regularity ; purify the blood, and secure that inestimable blessing--Somip
TOPA IS NOTHING LIB FS BLOOD CLIANSER
For the cure of all disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys 'and Bladder, For Nervoun
Diseases, treadache,Costivenesis ? Indigestion, Bilious, Fever, and all derangements of the internal
viscera. You have in this medicine a PANACEA, for some of the most painfullind dangerous of
all diseases,
AS AiMEALE_REG-lIILAT
It has no equal in the world. Married ladles, who never have, uid children, seldom know the:
louse of their unhappy condition, which is very . often deOending upon a faulty state of this Uterine;
Organs, and which can only be removed by the use of suitable remedies. -
IN OUNCE OF PEETENTION IS TORTE 101111 THAN l RUNE OF CURL
. .
The PANACEA will not only cure old standing and indignant compraints, but is one of the,
best preventives of such disordep ever offered to the world. You can avoidsevere attacks of acute•
diseases, such as Cholera, Small Pox, Typhoid, Bilious, Spotted and Intermittent Fevers, by keep-.
ing your blood purified. The different degrees, of all such diseases depend altogether• upon the
condition of the blood, for if this vital fluid. is deranged yous will take a disease much more readily
than otherwise, and the suffering will be in proportion to the amount of foreign matter in the.
blood. This is so reasonable that we rkeednot here make any illustrations.
. THIS MEDICINE -IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
. .
Vor all manner of ehronie or old standing eomplahltsi.such as. Scrofula, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Rhea—
rnatism, &e.• Seirrhus or Cancer, and Chncerous Tumors, may be often, removed from the system by
the purifying efThct of thin medicine, if it is taken, before they get a deep-seated hold upon the sys—
tem. It tetsis to purge out ftom the blood the virus of these malignant disorders..
Prepared - by - Dr. - P. - FAHRNEY, No. SC N. g am; 2lr-
Fnr sale by F. Fourthmas, Dr, J. B. Amberson, and. A. S Bonebrake. Wavneshoro'; E.
B. Winger, Quinsy; F. B. Solveig, Shady Grove; Rouser & Fr o s, Pilreaviller llittshtur
& Gebr, Rinegold; John Hostetter; Greencastle, and Druggists generally.. •
Oct. 13—tf
$426553
64 60
$4220.7a
ANIMAL: EXHIBITION.
The largest and most completely constituted es
tablishment of the kind in the world,
WILL EXHIBIT A 7
WAYNESBORO'
ON
/MONDAY, OCTOBER 17TH,
11011 ONE DAY ONLY.
Exhibition will he given of and night, com.
mencing at 2 and 8 o'clock.
A1)11418401% 1 , BO CENTS
CH ILDIWN under ten years, 25 CENTS
THIS IMMENSE EXHIBITION
Possesses exclu,ive and rare attractions to amuse
and amaze. and the et,tertainment will confirm the
pledge that they ere
BEYOND TUE REACH OF RIVALRY!
in addition to the grandest troup *of Circus Per
formers ever' organized, the predominating features
are the
FOURTEEN MOUINARABS
THE GREAT ELEPHANT
7931MEIXILMISISI,
THE• LARGEST ANIMAL ON THE EARTH !
The Baby Elephant Nultan,
The smallest of the kind ever iq Ame►ica.
The Den of Six Kaffra Lions, ,
The Herd of Sixteen Camels,
The Strange troop of Apes ;
• The Monkey Circus Rider.
66 A MANDRILL AS RIG AS A MAN."
With other novelties of animated n Imre.
A Grand' Free Parade will be given on the morn
ing tot exhibition, in which will be the Berl of Cam
els, the open den of Fierce Lions. the Baby Ele
phant Sultan. with other eta rtling features.
.1. M. 'FRENCH'S Colossal Exhibition will ex
hibit at
Carlisle. Thursday, October 13th.
Shippeushurg, Friday, October 14th.
Chambersburg, Saturday, October 15th.
Waynesbor o',- blooday,:October 17th.
Gettysburg, Tuesday, October 18th.
Hanover, Wednesday, October 19th.
York, Thursday, October 20th.
Columbia, Friday, October 21st.
J W. WILDER and
FRANK RIVERS,
oaf 2w] Agents and Directors.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
310"112110.11ER 1111.-AIE2,
THE subscriber offers at Private Salka fine two
story
BRICK DWELLING HOVSE
and LOT OF GROUND, pleasantly situated on
West Main street, Waynesboro', with Back Bud
ding attached, gond Wash House with eigtern in
it, Bake Oven, ate, There are also on the lot a
. Large Frame Stable, •
Corn Crib, Hog Pen,' (ell new) saki a variety of
CHOICE FRUIT TREES. The house is coin•
lavishly arranged and all if', good roi.sir.
WI( the ,above properly le not sold privately on
or before Saturday the 22a day of Oetob'er next, it
will be offered '
si Pahllo Hain on thorday at 1 a'-
clock, P. M.
sop 22.10 FRANK, WEAGLEY.
Dag ranitnizitys
C IEI X. ElEtittA.T EID
And Dr. P.
'B_BROTHIIIS-da.-CO.,—Wayneaboroi--P
A )MIN I STRATORS'4 SALE.
fTlfiE subscrihemedininistrators ol Jeremiah Po.
4. ter, late of ,Washington township, (Iced, will
offer at Public Sale, on Tuesday, the ISM day of
Oe?ober, at I I o'clock, on the premises, the following
described Real Estate, situate in Wnahineton town
ship, Franklin county, Pa., A TRACT. OF LH—.
PROVED LAND, containing about 167 acres, lo
cated shout ene.fnewh of a mile from the theences
tle and Waynesboro' turnpike. on oiroml public
marl, being about 2 nays from Waynesboro', and
fif miles from Greencastle. The land is• liimestone,
in a good state of cultivalion,— about 190 acres
cleared and the residue in good thriving
timberr
'l'here is n young Orchard of choice grafted fruit just ,
beginning to bear, with a Well of standing W ater
nt the dwelling house, And n large Cistern, both at
the House and Barn. The improvenatibts con.i.t of
a large anti commodious BRICK DWELLING
ROUSE, a first•class Mons and Frame Bank Barn,
2 Wagon Sheila Corn Cribs, Smoke House, Wash,
House. Cider Press and all other necessary out—
buildings. The improvements are all new..
!JANIE', poTTER
Vlt IMl. l l o.ll'Eti. AdlTh'j°
sep22 ts
MT,. LINDEN MILLS
AND PARM AT
PUBLIC SALE,
MHE euleseriber will sell et piddle side, on the
piPIIII4I.P. on THURSDAY THE 20711 DAY
OF OC2 OBER, IF7O, the renewing desaribed val.
noble Peal Estate, situated one mile East df Way
neehorn', on the public road leading+ to Ringgold,
Md., viz r A LARGE
TIME-STOff ST RI EMT MILL,
with three run of burs. The mill .was newry refit•
ted not many years since and ia• now in good run
ning order. It is favorably situated for buNiness, on
the A atirtam Cieek, and has the advantage qt a
very superior waterpower, and is therefore one of
the moat desirable properties of tho kind in the coon..
ty. The farm contains ,
413121 i 4IC' Kit 3lp
of best quality improved limestone lead. vrida.a,
TWO STORY STONE DWELLING HOUSE
lane Dqnk Barn. Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, goad
Cover/Amp, and all necessary out-t•uildinga. There
are also on the premises a Miller's, House and
hitable. A fine aping, a well of good Water, and an
ORCHARD CHOICE FRUIT,
Persons wishing to view the property before the day
of sale will please cell on the subsciiber or IL Speel
men, on the premises. Hale to commence at 1
"clot k on amid day when terms will he made known
by D. H. GARVER.
seplG.ts] G. V. Mom, suet.
PUBLIC SALE.
AE undersigned will offer et public sale, on T Saturday. the 15th day of October, in the vil
lage of Quincy, the fallowing valuable Beal Estate.
viz : A full Lot of Ground, with a story and a half
LOG DWELLING HOUSE
(weatherboarded) Wash House, Bake Oven, Cis
tern,.Btabls and Hog Pen, all in good repair, there
on. There is also on the lot
CHOICE FRUIT TREES,
such as apples, peaches, plume, grape's, rte. This
property me among the most desirable in the village.
At the same time he will also offer for sale
45. .11L. 1130 'Mr Mill..
four of them containing one acre each, adjoining
the eist end of the vi•!age. Also a lot Cornfodder,
4 soaps Bees and other articles too numerous to
mention. , dale to commence at 1 o'clock on slid
day, when the terms, which will•be easy, will be,
made known by IVIUKOLAt3 RIDDLE.
se .16 to J. R. Stare, suet.
CENTRAL MARKET I
HAVINO secured the services of a fipit.class
Butcher, Mr. Chas. Bickel, who takes great
Measure in pleasing customers, the subscribers an.
ileum° to their customers and the public that they
now occupy the Cedar on the corner, next door to
the Town Hall. where fresh Beef, Pork, lamb. and
Veal can. be had on Atfundoy, Wednesday and Sat.
urday v eienings end ..mornings. tgausage'and. Ptid
ding turnished regularly on Wednesday evening of
dada weak. persona can rely on gettinat tho-ndnittest
meats as none but ;het bes t stock will be slaughtered.
FRANK. WP.AGLBT,'
JOS. F. liaiRTZ.