Village record., November 03, 1870, Image 2

VILLAGE RECORD.
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irhuroday, November 3, 11870.
BALI REGISTRY.—The following sales of
Real. and Personal property are now to be
jound in our advertising columns :
Heirs of Henry Cordell, Real Estate,
tagbington townsbip, November 5111.
—1)-11-11artman,-personal_property, Pikes•
vile, November 7.
Peter Rouz3r, building lot:, Piltest♦ille,
November 11.
Jerome 13eaver, Formal property, Way
nesboro', November 12
John Stoler, real estate, near Mt. Hope,
November 17.
John Johnston, real estate, near Shady
Grove, November 19.
•(leo. 1., Knopper, real estate, near Quin
cy, November 22d,
J It. Welsh, house and lot in Waynesboro',
at rivato sale to Januar • 2d 1872.
ittirThe capitulation of Nets was signed
on Thursday night, and the city occupied by
the Germans. The whole number of prison•
era captured by the Germans is now tepre•
tented to be 173,000. A Berlin dispatch
intimates that the French had rejected the
--teriett-44-4e_ . •
thought now that the fall of Metz will lead
them to reconsider their determination. A
dial:atoll from Versailles, of Wednesday's
date, to the London Timcs, says that it will
be a few days yet before the German will be
ready to bombard Paris. Both armies are
making active preparations for the contest.
• The dispatches of correspondents who have
visited Metz since the surrender, represent
that actual starvation would have been the
fate of Bazarue's army if he had waited three
slave •;••••Iris soldiF-7---
longer before capitulating. lilts solffieTS
oesired to he against the energy rather than
— Ato of starvation, but Ire told rbe - m th-io—
ho effort would be useless in their weakened
condition. Ilazaine possessed the confidence
--0-1-14.10-tr_o_ops,_but he i 3 bitterly assailed by
Ganitketta, who accuses him of treachery to
. • strrrender-crf-Metz-i3-re•arded
in Londori as favorable to the negotiations for
peace, and the rumors of a Regency, throtig,h
the agency of 13azline, are renewed. The
last summons to surrender has been sent into
Paris, and if it is not complied with the born
bardeneet will be commenced• .Uismarck has
issued •a circular in which be reviews the un
Prance can have no hope of prolouging.resist
ance, and that Paris should at once accept
the terms offered to it for capitulation. Oth
erwise he anticipates fearful suffering to the
two millions of people within its walls, whom
file besiegers will 'not be able to feed after
the horrors of bombardment, siege and star
ration have forced them to yield. The French
army o_llo_l,o4e was preparing for move
ments which have been checked by Ban tine's
surrender. The 'Government at Tours has
_issued a proclamation denonocing his action
ns a betrayal of the Vrench people, and
calling on the nation still to persevere io their
tfforts fur the Republic. Princes Frederick
William end Frederick Charles have been
made Field Marshals as a'reward for their
victories over the armies of Baztino and
McMahon. There has been no fighti c og re
cooly except an engagement on the railroad
between Amiens and Rouen, in vrhieh the
French report themselves to have, been the
ictors,
P. S.—Later despatches from the Prus-
sian headquarters at Versailles Onto that a
battle occurred near Fort St. Penis, on the
north of Paris, on Friday, in -which the be.
siegink lomat; were driven back. The French
troops built entrenchments on the position
which they had taken, and the attack on
them was renewed on Sunday by the PM
Mans with success. The entrenchments were
captured, and the French retreated to St.
Thc losses on both sides were heavy.
King William has sent invitations to the soy
creigns of 'Germany to come to Paris to wit.
tress the bombardment. Ily way of London
it is stated that it wilt be commenced to-day.
Prisoners recently captured report that tl ere
is a scarcity of provisions in the fortifications,
and that women and children arc approach•
tog the Prussian lines, althvia4ll warned that
they will he shot, preferring instant death to
starvation. An oUleer on You Motlko's Staff
anticipates the bowbarliment will be finished
in two or three weeks
'TuE UNIVEII3AL AvErt. a Un my journeys
over the c3utinent—through Turkey, China,
Japao, Peru; Chili, Paraguay, Brazil, and
Wilco, nod the United State— in them all
(o some extent and in some to a great extent,
1 have found the universal Ayer represen
led by his family medicines, which are often
held in fabulous esteem. %V hetherlhey win
their marvelous v4putation by their cures, I
know not, but 1. know they have it to such
a degree that it ireyeatly gave me a diatin•
guished importance to have c.►ute from the
pakaa country. (Field's letters from abroad.
te ,The Indians in the west are reported
to be„dying in thousands of the small-pae—
lla plains are-covered with painted corpses,
•awd the stench is. dreadful.
tar Tho election in South Ceram f,r
GoreFuer, Congressmeo and • members of the
Legislature, resulted in a R üblioan violet/
by twaoty doused majirity.
,fey„ The Numerate carry three Oongreabion•
ui obirinto is thi•Siate by an aggregate
l iorit7 of 63-.-31eyord being elected by 15,
Neer bj 11, Lea Sherwaoll;-bi2T.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Mir Anvil s —Special attention is dittoted
to the new idvertigements in this isne.
liirSoo auction notice of E.. 0. Winger.
Woo!. .
alli. Spectacle. and Olookp, all styles, at
Alec Leads'.
$lOO ItEWARD.-.-J. B. Wolfavabergor of
fers the above reward for s mare, buggy and
harness stolen. See adv.. in another column.
ON HAND.—Mesere. Stover & Wolff are
now opening out, their sopply of new fall
and winter goods.
WANTED—Coro, rotAtoes anci wood, on
sooount, or in exchange for cloche, watches,
jeweliy, spectacles, Ac., by A. lir.Ena.
T 0 BE R.EmoyED.—The Theological Sem•
inary of the Reformed Church is to be re
moved from Mercersburg to Lancaster with•
Tniine year.. The bniklinga—will-be—ocetwi
ed by ItAerceraburg College,
SpLD.—?lr. John 4. Ervin recently sold
about thirty acre* of hie (arm near this plan,
with the improvements thereon, to John
,-ItiliparE9-oor—ths-aum-of-15,00,
grvin will advertise the balance of
the farm with a trace of intowntaia bind for
sale in onv neat issue.
ui.Blesers. Wert; & Kuria, who hove e•
rected a new breweryir - Chambersbarg,
have put up tbe necessary machinery, and
commenced boring an artesian well, which
is to supply the brewery with pure water.—
The Opinion says the drill in use wnigbs
900 pounds, and is worked by one of Frick
klSolsfroaazs-sia-horse-steam-engines.
NONTEREX SOLD —The Montere
with the farm eootaining 245 acres was sold
at public sale by the assignees of Mr, Ying•
ling, on the 27th ult., for the sum of $15,001.
Purchaser, A. J. Jt. Magruder, of lingers.
town. The furniture and other contents of
11-e—ltator learn—were—taker the
lo—we_leern—were—taken at the ap•
praieewent 8. N. -Schindle of llagere
tows.
air An election for Governor, Congress-
men, etc., was hell in West Virginia on
Thursday last. Itepnblieans concede the
State to the Democrats by a mitinity rang
in from 1 000 to 1 WO.--
_
K S. 'frozen was re-elected Clerk of the
Courts of Berkely county.- --We congratu
late tbo bloior upon this, his second success•
ful .heat.'
5r Daniel Niswander, of Dayton, Rod,
ingham county, Va., formerly of this noway,
hes been arrested for horse stealing It ap•
pears that he made regular trips hack and
forth between Pennsylitania and Virginia io
the horse business, and was finally arrested
at thccinstanee of.two I'ennsylvaniaus, who
followed on his trail.
We are informed, says the Ppositorq, that
the' horses in question were stolen from a Mr.
Shortie, residing near Welsh Run, in this
county, several Mouths
io the possession or traced to this man•Nis
wander week before last. They were insured
in the York Insurance company, and we be
lieve the amount of the insurance paid to the
owner.
Until the close of the war he resided in
Antrim township, Where he gave hie time
alternately to preaching the Qospel and swap•
log horses.
SPARE THEM !—Dotb't, kill the Partridges.
Rear in mind that the law protects them for
three years. ]Jere is the section
SECTION 2d. That 00 porde° shall kill,
capture, take or have in.his or her possession
any 4uail or Virginia Partridge, for the pe
riod of three years, under the penalty of five
dollars for eaoh and every bird so killed or
had in possession or exposed for sale. See
pamphlet laws, 1870, page 10U8.
LADIES' FURS FRIQES FOR 1870.—1 n
our experience for 20 years as makers and
dealers iu Ladies' huts, we have never known
them to be as low in price, neither have we
over had so complete a stuck comprising all
grades and qualities. We can-only ttay, come
and see. One Hundred and Seventy Sits of
Furs, new goods, bought for cash and war•
ranted as represebted, we tell you what they
aro, how they wear, and bow they do up
when old. Old Furs cleansed. altered and
resurrected, Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Lin
fags, lfur Trimmings, &e., at Updegraff's
Hat, Glove and Fur Factory. Ladies' Dog
Skin Gauu tie ts, our own make, almost as neat
us a kid, and will wear five times as long,
warranted. Sec the Blankets, Rubes, Gent's
Furnishing Goods, Travelling Bags, Canes,
Umbrellas, do. Opposite the Washington
Hagerstown.
A R t ans, CIIANCE for bargains in ready.
made clothing. New supply just received.
Suite at 0,50, $l2, $l6 and upwards. Goods
from the celebrattd Clothing House of Wan
moker & Brown made to measure. A, g
WAYNANI, Y. E. corner Diamond.
'dr Buckeye and Wilson IMproved Sow.
kg Machine& Same stitch as Rowe, Singer,
Wheeler and Wilson, at half the money
Warrranted for three years. Terms oasy.
A. E. WAYNAI:q.
Premature grwmge of the Lair ahonld be
prevented, and the best and sorest preven
tive is liall'e Vegetable Sicilian flair Re
netver.
POTATOES.—Goodrich and Whitesprout
rolitoeb for salt at Ateid'a Qroccr3.
Thanksgiving Proolam ation.
In continuance of an honored State and
national custom and in devout acknowledg
ment of human dependence upon Almighty
favor, I do hereby appoint Thursday, the
twenty,fourth day of November next, as a
day of general Thanksgiving aid praise.
Being the same day, and for the same
ends and uses, set forth by his Excellency,
the President of the United States, in his
proclamation of the twentyflrst instant.
Penney Ivania,unsurpassed in blessitigs,should
not be surpassed by any in acknowledging
her gratitude to sod. Let us, , then, as citi
zens of the commonwealth, abstain, as far aa
possible, from our usual avocations on that
day, and assemble.at our respective places of
worshir ; and let us there, and in the festi
vines of our assembled families at our cher.
ished homes, rejoice in the goodness of God,
and render thanks to Him for his loving
-kindness and_flis _abundant mercy toward
us. Let our thanks giving and praise find
exierasion in dedicating the day to deeds of
benevolence and charity, and in ministering
to, and alleviating the wants of the poor, the
needy, and the suffering; so that all may
'rejoice and be exceeding glad.' To do
good and to distribute, forget not; for: with
such sacrifices God is well pleased.
Let us invoke Divine favor upon' our ibe
loved State and nation, and pray that all
who are called ,to administer their govern
meets may be actuated by the 'spirit of wis•
dom and understandio:, the s itit of °nun-
eel and might, the spirit o . now e. ge, an
the fear• of the iLord! Given under my
Hand and the• Great Seal of the State, at
Harrisburg, this twenty eighth day of Oo•
taker, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy,.and of the Com
monwealth the ninety-fifth.
JNO. W. GEARY.
By the Governor;
F. JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth
/TALL'S
VEGETABLE - SICILIAN
HAIR
hive/4 i viiA
ITS EFFEOT.IS
AI IR A CU LO S
It is a perfect and wonderful article. cures bald
ness. Makes hair grow. A better dressing than
any "oil" or "pomaturn." Softens brash, dry and
wiry hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses, But, above
all, the great wonder is the rapidity with which it
cektops 1 4 . HAIAI TO VrO 041.C;INAL COL-
The whitest acid worst looking :Asir reit:toes its
l • outhful beauty by its use. Jr does not dye the hair,
ut strikes at the root and fills it with new life and
oloring matter.
The first application will ea good; you will see
he NATURAL COLOR returning very day, awl
IIEFORE YOU KNO VP IT,
be gone, giiing place to lustrous,-shining and beau
tif ullocks. .
Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair Renewer; nootlitr.
article is at all like it iii (Erect. -
See that each bottle has our private Government
Stamp over the top of the bottle. All v(hert- are im
It. P. H ALL & CO , Nashua, N. H., Proprietors
fur sale by all druggists. [act 6-1 ma.,
TIME -ELX.AiTaALWIL •
On the 21st ult , by tho Rev. I. N. flays,
llr. T. J. M'LANATEIAN to Miss BECK.
11,?, A AUSTIN, both of Chatubersburg.
On the 18th ult., by the Rev W. T: Low•
or, Mr. WM. M. TABLER to Miss MARY
B. VAUMSTEII, both of Beckley County,
W. Va.
I the same day, by the Rev. J. Quigley,
Greencastle, Mr. G. W. CARBAUGII 'to
Miss ELLA M. BOWMAN, both of that
place.
Oa the 25th ult.. at Gleeconstle, by the
Rev. T. T. Everett, Air. GEO S. "SWISH
ER to bliss LIZZIE TRACY, ail of Way
nesboro'.
In this place, at the residence of the bride's
parents, on the Pith utt., by the Rev. E. 0.
Forney, Mr. B. F. WINGEIM, of Chem.
paihn, P 1 , to Miss MARY C. FOIINEY.
At Harrisburg, on the 25th of Oatober,
by Rev. J. A. DeMoyer, Mr. JOHN M
OAKS, of Eacisville, to Miss JENNIE M.
OAKS, .of Massoysburg, Huntingdon Co.,
Fenno.
Nat = •mot ,, ~~7r~~i ~_~
Oot. 19, of pulmonary consumption, in
Daton, Ohio, Miss. JENNIE A. CORMA
NY, aged 35 years, formerly of this county.
At Mt. Hope, on the Bth of September
last, JACOB lir,Nßy, son of Jacob and
Margaret A. Summers, aged 4 months and 5
days.
PIIIIADELPUIA, Oct. 31.—The flour mar
ket is moderately active and piece are well
sustained ; sales of 1,500 bbls , including su
perfine, at $4 50®$4 75, extras at ssss
50, Pennsylvania at $6 35®56 75. Rye
flour may betquoted at ss®ss 75.
The wheat market is extremely quiet, sales
of 2000 bushels of Western red at $1 38®
81 39; 800 bushels of Delaware at $1 25®
81 32; 400 bushels of prime Juniata at 81 35
Rye is steady at 930 , for Westera Corn is
dull at the recent decline; sales of yellow at
78@800., and 1500 bushels of Western
mixed at 75®77e. Oats are firm at the re
cent advance; sales of Western and Pennsyl-
vania at 53®550.
PUBLIC AUCTION
•
TH E subscriber will sell at public auction, at his
store in Quincy, on Saturdiy, the 12th day of
Nov., afternoon and evening, the following goods:,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ready-Made Clothing, flats, Dry Goods, Watches,
Notions, dr^. The auction will be continued during
the week following. (in all sums of $5 and up
wards a credit°, biz months will be given, plircha•
sera to g iva notes with approved secutity.
pov3 J. R. !Smith, :Met E, U. WINGER.
AUCTION OF COLTS!
THE subscribers will sell at public unction, in
quinsy, on Monday, the 7th dry of Nommber,
thu following nurses and gulfs
41 Sucking Colts,
2 yearling Volts, 2 sig-year old Horses, 1 five-year
old Mare, a fide Trotter. To he'sold on ninety days
cretin, prochavers to give notes with approved w
in ity, to be paid at the Fir,t f i Nationat Hank in
Wis)tiosboro% Sale commtnco at 10 o'clock a. m,
ppvt!?lt , STROSSIDER it BRO.
D. S. SMITH
Iles a complete assortment of
Ladles,
Glentlemen,s,
Misses'
and
Children's
BQOTS, SINS IND:11111MS.
Call and see:goods and get prices.
TIIOIISON'S "GLOVE FITTING COR
SETS, at SMITH'S.
• SCHOOL:BOOKS
and
SCHOOL STATIONERY
of all kiode:et SMITH'S Town Hall Store.
HATS AND CAPS,
A full WA now ready, consisting of all the
I•,test styles, at
Ties, Suspenders, Gloves, everything in that
4nct; at - SMITH'S
Town Hall Store.
VALUABLE FARM AT
PUBLIC; SALE
Blr era; of the Orphnn's Court of Franklin Co.,
;ii will expose to Public sale, on the premises,
on TUESDAY, THE 4 22 D OF NOVEMBER,"I47O
the following described Real Estero situate in
Quincy township, riz : The
MANSION FARM !
of-Geo.-Krieriper,-sen4-doed_,-containing f 6 2 krr
anti 98 Perches, beat . guatity d i prif stone Land, in a
high state of cultivation, 4 ocreo, more or lehrt, of
which are well-wogsith thriving timber. The itn-
p•orcmcnti are,
TviroN3tory HOUSE ,
(weatherboarded) a Tenant II ou.e, Log item,
Wrigan Shed, Hog Pen, and all other necesso.y
outbuildrng•. There err also ore ,the premises
CHOICE FRUIT 7REES. such as apple, peach,
dtc., and — a - Weil of never-failing water. l'lll4 is
one among the, best grain-producing farms in the
township; is ;blunted one mile North of the village
of Quincy, and bounded by Innis of J.ss. A. Cot k.
Dr. J . - I.lurkholder, A brrn., lincpper, Alex
and others. Salo to commqnce at 10 o'clock or,
said d •y when terms will be make krt.twn by
J. It entra r auct. GEO.. 1.. KN EPPER.
nOv3-t9 Administrator of (ico. Kncpper, ar., dec.
1870
New Goods! New Prices!
MILLER & BEAVER
Have just received • their fist supply of Spring and
Summer th.oila to which they invite the attention
of all who wish to purchase good Goods at gristly
reduced figures. Their Spr.rig-stock is complete in
every department, and having had the advantage of
the recent decline in the Eastern market they flitter
themselves that they cart compete figures with arty
house in the Cdunty. In the Dry Goods depart
ment they have black and fancy Silks, plain and
fancy Delains„ all colors Alpaccas and Empress
Cloths, plain and figured Poplins, Chintz a, Lau
Piques, Brat inn, plain and barred Cambrics, Nain•
nooks, Swisrcs, Cloth, Uassimeresi lain and
fancy) Sattinetts. Jee.na, Uottonades t Linens, &c.
"Their line of Nitions is lull and complete.
low is appended a list of the leading articles '
Ilcsiery, Neck Ties,
Gloves, Suspendtra,
Mitts, Switches,
Corsets, Chignons, '
Caws, Ilanikerchiers,
Cuffe, Trimmings,
Bows, Duitorea.
Their stock of Groceries, Hardware, Qucensware,
Cedarware, Oil Cloths, Carpets, &e., is larg e, arid
was eel . cted to suit the trade. All th ey ask is an
examination of their stock to be convinced of the
truth. Nov. 3,1870.
$lOO REWARDS
ALman about, 5 feet 10 inches tall, sandy hair and
side whiskers, hired a BAY MARE: from the
undersigned on Tuesday, October 25th, 1870. to go
to Mercersburg, and having failed to return in the
time specified, the owner fisheyes that the mare has
been stolen. The said mare is about 10 years old,
right froet foot split, left hind foot immediately
above the hoof marked with a scar. She is a long,
thin mare. abut 16 or 17 hands high. The left
front knee is skinned, Hight I.ind kg wind gall on
pasture. She is also a good traveler. Also, a good
BUGG y, tined, seat and bark, with t rown cord, and
of the mar ufacture of Peiffer & IttairgrCriinbers
burg. A set of new silver-mounted Harness was on
the mare when driven away. The above reward of
4;100 will ha given for the recovery of the Mare,
buggy and Harness. Information shout t be ad
dressed to J. R. WOLIERSBEIItiEIt„
nov3 -if Greencastle,. Franklin Co, Pa.
MILLINERY GOODS !
o
TO THE LADIES !
73" --
MISSES STICKLE & GORDON announce
to the Ladies of Waynesboro' and vicinity
mat they are now in receipt of a general assortment
of Millinery Goods, such us Riboons. Lacer, Flinger,
and other fate style Trimmings. They invite the
Likings, in call assil examine their stock. nov3 tf.
For Guns,
'enknife Blades,
Repairing Family Corn Sheilers,
Call on
JeIIArSTON.
unit 3-ti
MILLINERY GOODS . !
111 THE LADIES:
il Vic ilS ei;c C.
di! " ftll f i ° s l ut iNt plyo C t nile6wEMß has
Millinery goodsd n a
allies are invited to call and examine tier stuck.
no! 3 - tf
SALB e N 0 TE .
The subscriber notifies perrons who gave Q tea
at his sale on the 214 of February last, thalthu
Same fall dye at ItheZFirst National Back on
the gig Inst. (nov3) A. E. PRICE.
WANTED.—I tail exchange gooJs at a fair
market ?rice for BACON, LARD, Butter, Eggs, Cot•
ton Rags, small Onions kf 04.4vered imractliately,
lf!,inik Wets, Ac. W. A. lit;11.1.
I,frot,),
OILLEBRATED
BLOOD CLEANSER
- _
PA NACEA
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
~ Kz defahm. ! . l 474:,
C et atii:
BEAD WHAT THE PEOPLE SAT OF DIL FAHRNETS BLOOD CLEANSER.
For want of space we present only a few of the testimonials given ns.
Punzatawny, Pa., Juno 18, 1870 .
Da. rAtIIIITET'S 81109. & co.—Oa:flown: Your Blood
Cleanser is the only patent or populae medicine that I
ever sold, or used sayseir, that operated precisely as repre
sented; and the only one that combines the essentials
necessary - to-cleanse-the-hloodi-regulate the liver and
purge the system at the same time.
Yours truly, D. 0. CaLIESITE.
August 1, MO.
P. Rntmrtet. t s Montgoinery, Pa., says: "Your:Medicine,
the Mood Chooser, has sold morn rapidly than any other
we have yet undertook to sAll • and ebould it continuo co,
the agency for the solo of It rill to qulto a desirable thing."
SUITE'S.
August 1, 1970.
F. FOLIITII3fA7I, Dravalat, Waynesboro, Pa., gals: "I
am now Balling at tho Nixtecnth dozen since January last,
Pleasant Hill, Ohio, Aug. 12, 1870.
Dn. P. FAMINET'A Dans. Is Co —Gentlemen: If your
Ble , KI Cleanser is introduced it will sell well. I have
calls every few days from persons to whom I have inn.
If I can get It well introduced, I think I eau sell 12 dozen
errry tree'.
Please send suo 12 dozen Plena Cleanser to Covington,
Ohio. I will send draft, for it in a Pzw
a Your friend, JO/121 rturrErt.
Eider Henry ITerabbergcr, Moody Din, Pa., who re
cently ordered a dozen Lottles for loud l y na:‘, moltes under
d.tt Of nay be, 14701 "I ant inueh yleared with your
medicine. 11,ellevo it to be what it h recommended, I
barer led part r•C a bottle and can say, in reality, the good
!feet t produred on ;ay system is worth double Ma price
cf dredicine."
Panictraker,Mmti run, Pa, Buys: "I' bale been of
with the worst form of Erptpe no doctors
) nothing for me. After using 040 bottle of your
I:lediCiLo 1 rust:Lain:li cured."
Joliet, 111 , 13,11170.
Pu. PAITIINET—Dmr A fAt n practicing phyffli•tan
rtaftfl - pLacc, A , I AnAttel - c7.tcuairm - uso;trt - ynttr - InAnitctne, -
1. , A•1 Can recomrnen.l 11 to nil phrliclans generally. I first
s^fl the Hood Cleanser i n :ay ran's ease, and. it aeted.
s. charm. Itestacaruny,
.1 A11E.3 It. LEAY, 2t. D.
F. Tfarbannb, of Wayne born, nays: "Pertrorly
illy doctor bilk cost i. 0., on r.n overage, about $7O a year.
Hilo() using ylllr inobit ine I have had 110 OCZ.I9LJEL to call
in a doctor with nip fon Hy..
Fo^ sale by F. Fourthman, Dr. J. B. Ambersoo, and A. S. H nebrake. Wavnesloret; F.
B. Winger, Quincy; F. B. Snively, Shady Grove; Boozer & Fr n z. Iliteshew
& Gebr, ltinz,v,old, John Hostetter; Greencastle, and Druggists generally.
Oct. I.3—tf
PUBLIC .SA T E.
=MMMS!
• mi,ltince, in '
THE 12111 DAY,,OF NaVENIIIEIt NEXT; the
foll"wing prreonal proprty, to wit
RFIRST:RATE 111114CEI COWS
2 extra fine IfFir4g, (one wi!ft call) 1 fine large
Uheiter White Brood sow.
I FAMILY MARE,
six years o!d; 1 liulgy, 2 Spring Wagons, one
top, I double strive! plow, 1 s..:t i.low gears, good
as nevt;2_sets harness, 1 riding ',rid 11 1 end bij
cow chains dung and shaking forks, shlvels, gond
spade and pick warden hoes and rakes, 1 digging
iron, I set but:her fixt
seven are errai 1 good Ten-TtteStove and pipe,
cook_titove,_2_l:n,listoves, (goad na new) Ori'n
tal and G/84 Burn r; sawn 4e cutter. stutfer and
lard press, new, Beekner's in ike; t Mel Mean, one
good eight.diy (Jock, hedste ids, 1 sink, and a varie
ty of other aritles riot necesairy Sa!e
to commence at 10 o'clock nn said tl.ky when the
terms wll, be made known by _ _
Pct. 27 ts)
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
Trim suircriber offers at Private Sale a Tract;of
II improved J.im , -atone Lin I, situated about 4
mileg from Woyneeboro'. on the Wayneslmro' and
tirerneastle turork., adjoining lulls of Jeremiah
Gord,n, Bamuel Snavely, Jahn lit:co, and uViers,
containing
gi AL C) it MI ,
mire or fees, 3 of which me well sot with thriving
tim' er. Ail under good fencing. tP
If the above land k n sold private's , on or be-.
fore SATURDAY, NOVEM4ER 197 H, 1870, it
will be offered at public sale on alit day nt 2 o'clock,
P. M., in front of Nlullan's Hotel, in Waynesboro'.
P.rsons See tic land will plc He call on
the submiher
OA 27 ts
PUBLIC SALE.
THE sub.criber has a number of CHOICE
BUILDING LOTS which he wi 1 sell at pub
lic's:dr, Int Pikesvile, on Friday, Norember
!no. TERNIS—One-salf of tL•e purchase money
to be phi in six moaihs from day of sale, the at.-
maing t all to he paid, in two Null mulls( ply
ments. Sate to commence:at 10 o'clescic A: M.
0ci21.2t. $ PETER ROUZER.
PUBLIC SALE.
ix 7 ILL be so'd on the prentkes„by the under
, V signed administrator of John btoler, deed,
Oa 7'hurotloy, _November 17th, 1870,
al that tract of lard situate in Quincy township,
adjuiaingl ends of Geo. Small, Samuel mill, Singer
heirs and Jesse )3car, about ono mils from Mobut
Hope, containing
21 .4a. a M, SI
and 15 Ye rches. The land is a fine quality of'lime•
stone in good order, with a fine apple orchard, and
n•:ver failin; water
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M.. when terms
will be made known by - JOHN STOLER,
ott, 27—te] Aurrer of Jbo, Stoles, se., dec'd,
PaintingandPaper Hanging.
lIE subscriter announce.' to the citizens sf Way
nesboro' and Its vicinity that he is prepared to
do all kinds of house painting and paper hanging.
Prices reasonable. and satisfaction in atl cases guar
anteed. "118NRY SPlt N KUL
oct 20.3rn0s .
PRIVATE SALE.
ri. subscriber offers at Private Sale his House
and Lot of Ground. "ateu 1 14 miles south
ui Waynesboro , ou the Itingg-ild (Old.) Ifoad
The lot contains 1 14 sacs, more or 1.0, with a
story and a half Lag House, titable, Buggy Shed,
Uakeeien, Cistern, &c. thereon. There ars also
on the lot a Sanely of choice fruit trees, grapes, &c.
oct 20-31
• L. C. BRACKBILL, - .
PHOTOGRIPHEII,
:B. E. Corner of • the Diamond,
WAYsnmuto% PA.,
rr AS at all timrs a tine assortment of Picture
lat,r!dir^* and 51ortlginv Call and see s i ad
men victims ! Tune 9 if.
sale at his
9 SOAPS OF .9EES,
JEI{OME Or:%V.Fltt.
(I. V. ,Nova, suet
ron SALE.
JOHN JOHNsTUN.
Tills is the Trade Mark of the genuine "Dr.
Falirnev's Blood Cleanser or Panacea," of which
Dr. P. rahrney, of Chicago, Ill.; is sole proprietor.
The great demand from the Middle and Southern
states tumid% necessary to open another laboratory
and office at 'Waynesboro, Pa.,which is conducted.
by Dr: P. Fahrney's BrotheriAr. Co.
'This preparation was established in 1780, and
has now been prepared in liquid
_form for more F
dun 18 years. In January or ebruary, 1870,
an ether party commenced to prepare a similar
article, which should not be mistaken for ours.
As for " Dn. FAMIIPEI O I9 BLOOD animate on
PA.RACEA," and accept no others.
We will freely send a copy of "Dr. P. Fahrney's
Messenger" to any address, which gives the
history and uses of the BLOOD Cmsreszn, testimo
nials and other information.
Address
Dr. P. TAIIRNITO BROS. A CO.;
rilynorboro, Franklin Co., Pa;
David Beater, Fairplay, Maryland, in a letter date&
May 23d, writes: "Your medicine bears Avery good name
wino them that have bought. I think it will recommend
holt I have a bard place to sell medicines, for-we have
so many doctors around us, and they oppose all patent
medicines." —c___
David Fox, of Pleasant 11111, Franklin Co. Pa., says:
"Titla is to certify that I have been of feted with Dyspep.
eta fora number of years, I used ono and a half bottles
of your Bleed Cleanser or Panacea, and nm free to Mato
that the benefit I received 1 worth to zoo more than . tifty
dollars."
Clear Spring, Isaorio.
Da P. P.I.WZNET'S PROS. Cu.—Dear Mrs: I embrnee
a few moments for the purpose of letting you know how
the medicine takes with es. I think it just a capital ar
ticle. It was some time before :( could get the people to.
believe In its great value, but have finally succeeded, any
have sold six bottles within tho last few da s.
LillEii2aUi
northumberinna, Pa., Juno oth.
Dr. n. D. ?deny, says: "I have sold several bottles cf
your medicine, and i 6 has thou far proved satinfactory.".
I.sl.llctorrn, Va., April, MO.
The. P. rAmtgP k Co.—Gent/mien : Y'our pled!.
come gayer perfect satisfaction to all who hero tried it. I
t not threo bottle , ' mys-lf, and think it co invaluable medi
cine for *lto wholo system. Yours t ru y,
J. U. I.I.t.IIILTON 4 CO.
17. 11. Brown, Mb hope, Pa., eta recent date, rays: "/
could j iO2 ?up rot bottle fur your medicine sooner than
d, without..
Bev. L. J. Bell, of Smithburg, 'Ara , rays: "M father
luti been eill , etrd with Bronchitie f.r eighteen ye-0.
Your medicine kas made a now maw of him."
Jacob Shover, as p! Any person who uses tho Blood
Cleanser tv/11 find it well, t 4 bawl it constantly in tho
isauly."
"Tho Fahrney Panacea or 131 ort Elcansftr has become
standard familydicine."— rilla,ye .1:cco; d, Waynesboro,
Yzr-Atrgtbt-IS,IS-31.
"%Pm:Me .Propliego ;NeeAmal, terrier! nears ago.
FAURNEY'es EIOOD CLY,MVSER —,PrOla cur personal
acquaintance with hr. F. Fdlirney, and from the reputa
",is-of-the-abov.,a medie.' , C , in thoeamsulali-
whore Ito lived, we can cheerfully recommend it to a fa :
trial, to all who may need a Panacea for the phrsioni
maladies a mortality, not I the trent l'anacra for at dis.
oases shall be ruled In tun 1 , ON( . 1 of the tree of life.
'NEW GOMM NEW GOODS!
ait - iiii;iii 'l4l
to the large and, well assorted 13 DC
FALL
ji: opened at
PRICE & HOEFLICIP
For the season's tratle.ron , i tin,g'nf o'l the late rw.
cities of the 14 y, arid at cOry cflerip Flees to slit alt
rosnkirid. So just dr .p in nn':l see the vatic,' col-.
lectiun of Vey tiuoils, Groceries end Notions.
All tbe late styles of jt►dics' Dress Goods,
Alpacoas,
Poplins.
Cassimers, Cbtbs, Velvets.
Velveteens,
COrtl4,
i.erseys.
Tweeds,
Jeans,
Sauce t.s,
Paisley, Shawls,
Plain
Breakfast anti
Shoulder Shawls,
Detains, Merinos, Cashmeres, Twills, .11ohairs,
Chignons and Switches,
' Boots and Shoes, Rubbers.
Carpets, wool and ilonse-ma le'. •
Ott Cloths for tables and ft 'qr.
Window Shades in Oil and Holland,
Blankets white and grey.
oat, 13 —lB7O.
Valuable Small Property
AU' 41ED 11E1 Alffiii AIL. H.. 11E
HE subcriber offers fis tree * a
desirable small
property. citunted about 21 miles from Waynes
boro', near the Waynesboro' and Greenc•stle turn
pike, consisting 7} Acres best qu iiity Limestone
Lind, six of which are improved, the balance well
set with thriving timber. The Laptovements are, a
TWO &war LOG HOUSE,
Frame Stable and a vpriety of choice fruit trees.—
For further pirticuiara app►y to
oct 20- 4!)
NOTICE.
, -
Persons intrehted to the estate of Geo. Bender,
dec'J, are requesteJ to call end make settlemerm
Accounts remaining unsettled after Nov. Ist, 1870,
will be paced it:t i the bands of a Magistrate for col
lection. A. E. WAYNAN'I'.
:Sept 29-31 drier.
NOTICE.
XT, OTES given at my safelFebrnary 231, 1870.
11 will become due at the Ist National Bank of
Wayneaboto; November 23d, next.
oct 20 3t DANIEL HOLSINGER.
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D)3. 57 -7-eXliiiii3l l ,, et t Peiiett-p.n
t tt.iirrt/ Itof:lan 951 Arch 8*; Prof. Dalton, 11.5. i W.
• 4,4 bi„,„ cadet...era, 0.. and 1)r. Grosse, at ebarlette.
N. C. are mak- ins ortenishing
\
en re• of all' 6. 1 as Id \by their great
• Cancer.intidates a,, .4 _ wanton' the
knife or auntie y" - __. , e 4 e \to • die tae.
stud with but little •Zt RE el . ' pain. Every
/ root and fibre is 0, .'-' .._.. trilled and re •
. mined. if taken In IA \ 0 r 1 emerald can
noire:tarn. thetas t ::: 0 1 ... 011.2 , ,.. rm.
Casson, with their •p• Iv. begin neat.
meats, r..esling oar td) t Ult l till sdror ti se
meats. No others - hire dame
• insistent*. None other should ewer be used. For
parinentarn send for caroidar.eaU, or addressitabors,
'"-• • • •
rep 22 -awl
Jl.;*r ED—A lull cluck of Lent.er ft
shoemakers and saildlero, at
ROUZER & FRANTZ'S,
.lurw. GA.
)e - com m u nit i• now d iveic
GOODS
Such as
Empress Ma.,
.apps, &o
Rob Rep',
Pikes resk, Oassiwero,
Long Shavels,
Square Shawls,
JOHN SCOTT