VILLAGE RECORD.
ivv - 4a.3 isranss 13 C) Vi. CP.
Thursday, December 8,1870.
gia.aerman Peas—at REID.B
ites - Lew. W. Detrioh is agent for the Yolk
Lire Stock Insurance Company.-
a"'Clover Seed wanted.
ELDEN, STOVER it WOLFE.
Itg.iliaccatoni and Vormidella—oow for
sale at Ram's Family Grocery.
em.Lexv. W. Deteeh is prepared to take
risks in Vire, Life and Live Stock insturonee.
arTwo desirable town properties are of
fered for sale in to days paper. One by T.
J. Cunningham,-the-other by A. J. Trog,et.
WANTED.-• Any person having a log buil
ding for sale may find a purchaser by apply,
iog at this gram
thfit-The building of a railroad from York
to Gettysburg direct is DOS agitated with de•
cided earuestoess.
IMAM'S —Persons wanting to gee a floe
selection of Picture Frailties, all styles, should
call at Brackbill's Gallery.
Vie- Choice new crop New Orleans Molas
ses, and Fulton county Buckwheat flour, just
received at REID'S.
4053-Wheolor (X; Wilson Sewing Machines
for sale at the j)iamonti Gallery. A credit
of twelve months on each ilmehine.
ki'The York is the acknowledged head
and front ul liurse insurance cOmpanies.—
Lio then to their agent and have your stock
insured.
tar The 'oldest inhabitant' has beenitte
viewed, Dud stoutly declares that he never
taw finer autumn weather than we Ate—W-B.v-
ing this season.
tfirOur "picture man," Drackbilt, rrquesta
his kind patrons to favor him with some
ostamps," in
_s_r.) der that he may be enabled
I'ASTOpAL AITOINTMENT.-11eg. M. S.
Newcomer, Nmerly of this neighborhood,
has been appointed Pustot of the Chnrch of
the God, et Decatur, 111. .
eft-Persona wanting information in regard
to the town property offered for sale by J.
At Welsh, will apply to John W. Coon, who
la Agent for Mr. W.
itia..3lore buildings are destroyed by fire
in the wicter than in the summer. Insure
in the Franklin of Phila. Lew. W. Petrich
1111—inko yonr application.
t; .A. Butcher friend tells us that the
weather will be, severe towards the tail end
4,1 winterAbecause the 'welts, of mine are
small and foremost - this year.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES, —The German Bap
tists or Dunkers, will have religious services
at Price's church, near town, on Sunday eve
ning next. Ministers from abroad to be res
ent.
GONE VAST.—D. S. Smith of the "Town
Malt Store," lett for the 11'..astern Chin yea•
terday, and will return in a few dass with a
bran new stock of goods, including holiday
varieties.
DENTISTRY.—Persoos needing artificial
'teeth should not fail to give Dr. Brattish°Tte
a call as he is permanently located • and in•
berts teeth as cheap as any timid in the
county.
DECEASED,—AIbert Bighanr, Eery , a well
known citizen, expired ariaa residence near
Suoithhurg, Md., on the 22d ult. Mr. trek
health had been failing him for several years,
anti ho finally sank a victim to that fatal mal
ady, consumption. fle was in about the 45th
year of his age,
RE UNION OF 126 Tn. Rat.
cursion tickets will be issued by the C V.
It R. ut all the principal stations' to mem
bers of the regiment who desire to attend the
re union, to be held at Chambershurg on the
13th of this month, upon application for the
same at the principal stations along the line
of the road.
BARN 131111.14 T —The barn of Win. John
son, near Shrewsbury, Yolk county, was de.
stroyed by fire on Friday night last, togeth.
er with eight mulch cows, three horses, grain,
farming implements, dro., causing a loss to
Mr. J. of $5OOO, on which he bad only $BOO
iusuranee. A roan horse was stolen sad the
barn Bred by-the thief.
BORRIBLIL—A tragedy is reported from
Dry Ridge, Bedford county. On Sunday a
week, as Michael Gordon was seated at break
fast, has wife sttuck him with an ax, one
blow on the forehead, another immediately
above the right ear, breaking the skull, and
a third above the left ear. Ile lingered in
an insensible condition until Tuesday. when
be died. The first information the neigh
borhood had of the tragedy was given by a
little daughter of Gordon's, who ran to a
neighbors screatuingAMatoma is killing papa
witb an au.' The pair lived unhappily to
gether, and quarreled frequently—had sharp
wurds that morning.
dei.A.Linen arrived in Kansas City a few
been a cap
far A CABII or, F.avaL
Thnteday afternoon of last week two little
daughters el M. James Kline, residing
few miles North west of thin place were left
temprwsily 6,y thermic*, their mother bav•
log gone to ti neighbi)ring house on an er
rand. It appears the children were engaged
in parching corn, and that one of them was
hi the , not of removing the pan or skillet
containing the corn from off the stove; fire
was communicated to her elothieg. Becom•
ing frightened her first thoughts were of
her mother and leaving the house slur ran
in the direction of where she bad gone. Be.
fora any assistance reached her, however,
the fiery element had demi its work effeetn,
ally, every particle of clothing; with the ex
ception of its shoes and atoebings having
been taunt off it. The little sufferer was
at once conveyed to its home, Dr. A, H.
Striekler samotoned to its assistance who
did all is his power to alleviate its sufferings,
but its injuries were of such a character that
it expired that caws night about 1 o'clock.
The deceased was between seven and eight
years of age.—lferrersburg Journal.
Tni LECTURE —Will our town and cone•
try people remember the lecture at the Metbo.
Epia. Church on Saturday evening next, Dee.
10th. 11ev. Mr. Brown s the Lecturer, has
been nine years in India, and we are informed
the lecture will be " full of strange, startling
and amusing incidents descriptive of the pe
.culiar habits, superstitions, ant) religious eer•
emoniee of Idol'Worshipping °Modem, and•
bigoted felloweis of the False Prophet
Among the topics lotrotlueed will be Travel
ing in India, Barbing in the sacred Ganges,
Idol Temples and Worship, loran ticide,Burn•
ing the Dead, Bloody Sacrifices., Mechanics
and their odd ways of working, Rot Winds,
Climate, Reptiles and Insects, F t s tart du_•
glom, Missionary. work amen the peop'e etc.
Numerous Curiosities illustrative of the sub.
jeot, will be e*bibited by the Leeturm
COPPER. StEClMENS.—Soe!etisue since we
adverted to the fact that P Russell, Esq.,
of this place, was prospecting for (topper Ore
on hii land on be Son • ,
from Monterey. Last week he exhibited to
us two more surface specitr ens which exceeds
anything of the kiad we have yet seen. It
is estimated that they will yield atleast nine•
ty per cent, of pure copper. It is the 'opin
ion of goof-nista that ore abounds in that re
gion in great quantities. Workmen are now
engaged in sinking two shafts near the rocks
from which these specimens were taken Mr
It. is confident of ultimate success, and we
trust his expectations may be fully realized
SEWING SOCIETY.- Our near neighbor,
Mrs. Itliddour, was elected President of the
M. E. Sewing - Society. We understand the
Society meets weekly, at the several homes
of the members, and are now prepared to do
all kinds of plain and fancy sewing and quilt
log. It would seem our Methodist ladies are
fully awake to Church improvement. While
they expect to give a full equivalent for those
buying tickets and attending She lectures,
gotten up under their auspices, the purchas
er has an assurance that all above expenses
goes to Church improvement. In the work
of their own bands, the proceeds go to the
r.acue of-lest.
Tigi..We are indebted to U S. Menthol, E.
M. Gregory, for the complete census returns
0( Franklin county :
Lurgan, Fannett, and Southampton
To w nab ips,
Green, Letterkanny and Metal Town
ships,
North Ward of Chambersburg and
Hamilton Township, 4,611
St. Thomson and Peters Townships, 4,516
Warren and Montgomery Townships
and Mercersburg Borough, 6,188
South Ward of Obambersturg, 3,333
Glaintii Quincy Townships, 6,914
Antri Township and Greencastle .
Bo ugh, 5,413
nesboro' and Washington Tw's, 3,719
FAINTLY BURNED Ur —About three
o'-
clock on Saturday morning, says the Harris
burg Telegraph, a fire occurred near Markle
ville, Perry county, eight miles northwest of
Newport, otally destroying the dwelling of
Mr. John P. Boyer with all the contents, to
gether with Mr• Boyer, his wife and two chil
dren (a boy and girl), aged respectively 12
and 14. The only one saved was Mr. Boyer's
son Thomas, who escaped from the devour
ing clement by jumping oat of a window in
his night Clothes. The fire is supposed to
have originated from the explosion of a coal
oil lamp, the flame of which had been turn
ed low and left burning. The whole com
munity is in morning over the heart-rending
calamity.
lIONICIDS.—Oa Wednesday last William
Wills was shot and instantly killed by Mar.
tin Carbaugh. Both reside in the mountain.
Franklin township, a abort distance south
of Newman's old , tacern stand. It is repro.
seated• that the parties have not been on
good terms, and that Wills callcd at Car•
bough's on Wednesday fur a saw which the
latter wai repairing for the former, when
they got into an altercation, during wbioh
Carbaugh seised a gun, or pistol, and shot
Wills. in the breast, resulting in his instant
death. A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of Carbaugh —Gettssburg Star.
Cincinnati mourns the loss by suicide of
the German who started the first lager beer
saloon in that airy.
en years.—
1., hie early
RECEIPTS —The following . Is a list of our
subscription receipts for Npreitibet
Isaac Riddleeberger, !- $2 00
Samuel B. Garver," • 4.50
Columbus Stall s 8.00
Wa) Woods, 00
W. Fl Brown, • 200
John E. Funk, A 2.00
John D. Dade, 2.00
Daniel Deardorff, 100
0 A. Stouffer, 2.00
Jacob Summers, 2.00
Lewis Haney, 2.00
Abner Mills, 2 00
D. E. Price, 2 00
3eo Keagy, • 2 00
Jacob Fricqie, 2 00
Jacob Shookey, 1.50
H. W. Brown, _ 2.00
J. II Smith, 5 00
J. H. Miller, 2 50
Amos Funk, 2 00
Harry Ogle, - 3 00 .
Rev. A. Wingert, 200
Abrm. Mickley, 2 00
Isaac Fos. 6 25
James B, Sacrist, 3 00
Catherine A, Hoover, - 2.00
C. M. Funk, • 2 00
George Dentler, 2.80
iffirYoung men desiring a practical beni•
nos tss.ining will find DUSTS MERCANTILE
Couitat the oldest, the most reliable, and
permanent institution o{ the kind in the Unit.
ted States. Circulars eau be had by address
ing the prineipala—P. puff •54 Sons, Pitts.
burgh,• Penn's.
pr Both Houses of flang,ress assembled
on Monday and at 1 o'clock the PresiderOs
Message was read.lris - of - e - noTW o lengthy
for our—timitettitpace, but we may give a syn
opsis of its (*Wente in onr oe;t issue..
THE WAIT, —During the past few days
heavy battles have been waged between the
Prussian and French armies, the accounts of
Whicli-are-very--cootlic
announces officially that bill arms have been
successful everywhere, whilst—French ao
couple claim that they have achieved several
important battles. The loss of life sustained
between the belligerents is represented as i
fearful. it is the opinion of those well in
formed that the etc's , : la cannot .outio
long, and that ultimata triumph favors the.
Prussiaotk.
tte..At a fair is New York, at your% lady,
described as 'an heiress, beautiful and accom
plished,' offers herself to be ruled for—'No
married man, or bachelor over 25 to be per-
mitted to take a ticket' She says she is
convinced 'marriage is a lottery,' and wants
to prove it.
The Teacher's Institute.
Editor "Hiloge liccord :"—Youris9llB of
December lit has been delivered by the ear
rier n d in it I find no Report of our late
County Convention of Teachers. I am dis•
appointed. I think some one of our teach
ere in the profession should have sent y s ou a
good Report, as it might have been au Item
of interest to many of your readers. Per
mit one, at this late hour, to eulauAt brief
Report to the friends of idueation.
The Teacher's Institute of Franklin Conn.
ty conveaid in the—Court House at Chun
bersburg, according to announcement, on
Monday, Nov. 21st, 1870.
Last year the highest number of Teachers
present was said to bo 166 This year the
number was estimated at about 200. This
speaks well for the teachers of our County.
There being 242 teachers in the county, we
are inclined to wonder why they should not
very nearly all be present at the Institute,
for it is not only desirable that they should
be in attendance, but that they should take
away with them the good' instruction and
wholesome suggestions there presented May
we not hope that teachers will more and more
appreciate oar Institutes ?
Prof. Robert Kidd, the elocutionist of Cin
cinnati, gave lectures throughout the sessions
on the art of Elocution. He excels iu this
great art. N'lre have reason to believe that
the teachers were much- pleased witirbis lee.
tures, es they wore highly interesting and
instructive. Ile shoved how sounds, words,
and sentences should be uttered in order to
express their meaning plainly and correctly.
This was one of the tbings which should have
been carefully observed by every teacher, and
carried with them int o their schoolroom prim
Lice.
Poputa.
lion,
45,383
On Tuesday and lbursday evenings, Prof.
Kidd gave eleoution'ry entertainments. Ills
selections were rid with interest, and, no
doubt, proved bistro tive to many of the au
dienee.
Prof. Raub, of ok Haven, lectured on
the different brand aof English study, such
as Geogiaphy, Ore mar, Orthography, A
rithmetic, &o. Thdreachere seemed pleased
and instructed. Prd Raub exhibited a good
degree of °apemea+. in the profession. Two
years ag o he occupild a Professor's obair in
the "Kystone B'4 Normal School"
O. S. Miller, of tbe Slate Department of
our Common Schotts, read an (many or lee
ture on the educt ion of children. It was
rather lengthy, bur ell written, and reveal.
ed some groat trim in regard to the paces.
city of general ark : borough instruction by
teachers wbo are 6 e to the noble work.—
Mr. M. gave us so.. statistics and a glimpse
at. the condition d our school system, of
which I may give rut readers a brief report
in a forthcoming a .. bet of your paper.
Prof. J. 11. Bhu.,.ker of the Academy at
Chauthersburg, dei ere" lectures on Astron
omy ; alto, on the :; udy of Language, and
Arithmetic. ~
On the aftern .. of Thanksgiving Day,
the Institute, in e,'. pliance with a
. request,
visited Wilson Fes' le College which has just
recently received t , barter of Collegiate pow
er*.
On Friday afte ton, the 26th, the Insti
lute adjourned et - die.
Re ,; otfully, .
D... 8- M.
• Waynesboro', D , . 2,1870.
Among $BO,OO ,
eats lately given?'
gold coffee pot 7
diamonds, laces e.,
PPM 4,
=l22fffflEM
[For the Record.
=ZEE
orth of wedding pree
n New Yoik bride was a
ing $2,000, A - buusii,
made up the rest of the
HEADACHE+ NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS
DIBE/Ow 1.-The wonderful effects of Dr. J.
Briggs' Antitumor, for the speedy — cure of
the above very prevalent and painful Alio
lions, Is known to many thousands who have
need if with the most unqualified success. In,
every 'ease of the complaints above ennmera•
ted it has never failed to give immediate re
lief, Its effect is magical beyondprecedent.
One trial will convince the moat skeptical.—
Bold by all druggists, each bottle making
two quarts When diluted for use. Sold by
F, Porthmati. . •
CORNS, MINIM!, BAD NAILS:CALLOSI
TIES, &CI.- It is an astonishing fact that nine
out of every ten persons we meet are sorely
troubled with their feet; Very few are ex
wept. Dr. J. Briggs' popular remedies—
Curative and Alleviator—are reliable and
certain in . their effects: The curative for sore
and tender corns, bunions, bad nails, Ste , is
a soothing Win for wounded feet, and rap.
idly cures the, worst cases. Alleviator, for
the cure of common corns and bunions and
the prevention of all corns is a puzzle to
scientific winds. Sold by F. Forthmao.
Those who desire s good article to restore
gray hair to its youthful color, we would reo
ommend to purchase HaWs Vegetable Shit-
Han Hair Renewer; a most excellent sad oal
: • • i• :II Druggists.
Reventy•five bushels of apples, ,of fair
quality,were sold by auction a few days since,
io Grafton, Vermont, for one cent a bushel.
Scientific men have recently discove red
that the poison taken into the system from
continued smoking of tobacco will cause
death in 167 years.
Thus far, under the work of consolidating
revenue districts, 419 assistant assessors have
been dispensed with.. Two hundred. some
are "coo to be dropped.
COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, &o.—The Brign
TbrQut acid 14uog ile4or. Sold by F. Forth-
A eoleted_w_nmmnmasned_bae-Sh-aw,-died-1
in Wilmington, N. 0., on Monday last, aged 1
123 years.
A dish washing machine bas been inven
ted at Xeoia, Ohto.
.AETALL'S
11ECITABLE SICILIAN
frawm 2 vial
Is the only infallible Hair Preparation for
RESTO HMG GRAY HAIR To its 011IGIN A L
COLOR AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH.
It is the cheapest preparation ever offered Ao
the public, as one bottle will last toner
and accomplish more than three bottles of
any other preparation.
Cur Renewer is not a Dye ; it will not stain the
skin as others.
It will keep the Hair from falling out.
It cleanse the Scalp, and makes the ltak--
SOFT, LUSTROUS AND SILKEN.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
R. P. HALL & Nsetatia, N. H., Ihopcieton'.
For sale by a!! ctruggiFbs. J, c• I-Imo
November 15, 1870, by Rev. T Crider,
Mr. Frances H. 11,,ffman to Miss Christian,
daughter of Capt Jubn G, Wallach, both of
Greencastle.
On the 24:h ult.. in Greencastle, by Rev.
Thos. T. Everett, Mr WM P. NOBLE, M.
D., to Miss ALICE FLEMING. •
In the 24th oh, in Greencastle, by the
same, Mr JACOB BAYMER to Miss
FRANCIS UAW BECKER, both of Upton
Near Greencastle, on the 24th ult , by Rev
.11 C. Lesher, Mr. GEORGE STICKLE, to
Miss SARAH: VANDRAUGH, both of
Welsh Run, this county.
At. the same place, by the same, on the
29th ult., Mr. BENJ. L MYEBS, of Welsh
Run, to Miss REBECCA GROVE, of Lao.
caster county, P.
At Greencastle, on the eth inst.. by Rev.
Dr. Keiffer, Mr. JOHN 0. HOOVER, to
Miss ANNIE HONODLE, bcith of this vi
cinity.
The printer was made glad by the recep
tion of the above notice, which was aceom•
partied with a one dollar "greenback," a rant
ty these "tight times.'' We commend thisrtet
of generosity to others contemplating matri
moray; and to the parties themselves we ten.
der our thanks, and wish them long life—
health, wealth and happiness, through time.
'rl3] TC3OIVICI3.
At Fair View, Fulton county, 111., on the
29th of October last, of Consumption, Mrs.
SARA 11 BELL, (consort of Dr S. S. Clay.
berg) formerly of Welsh Run, in this coun
ty, aged 31 years, 9 months and 28 days.—
The deceased leaves a husband and three
small children to mourn the loss of a devoted
wife and affectionate mother, besides a large,
circle of friends and acqu&ntanees in this
county, who will receive this annouueement
with feelings of profound sorrow.
On the 223 of November, Mr. JACOB
`CAUFMAN, aged 52 veers and 16 days.
On the 7tb ult., at the residence of J,
Walker, Bag., Miss JANE 1%1000NNE141.,
aged 76 years, 2 months and 23 days.
In Greencastle, on the 224 ult, Mrs. MA
RY ANN, wife of Mr Robert EL Pittioger,
aged 46 years, 1 month and 22 days.
Near Greemistle. on the 22d ult., Mrs.
CATHARINE, wife of Jacob Kuhn, aged
59 years, 1 month and 27 days.
1.11
PUILADELEIJIA, December 5 —FLOUR
—The Pour market is exceedingly tat,
there is little demand except from the home
consumers, whose put - Chases f3ot up 600
bbls., including superfine, at $4 50®4 75;
extras at ss(ss 50; lowa and Wisconsin
extra family at $5 59@6, Minnesota do. do.
at $5 75®6 50; Indiana and Ohio do. do. at
$6 25®7, and fancy brands at $7 25®8, as
in quality.
()RAIN —There is not much doing in
W HEAT, but prices are weil-sustainei; sales
of 2,000 bushels at $1 40®1 47 for Indians
red; 8148®l 47 for Indiana and other Wes•
tern amber; 1 50®1 60 for White.
RYE may be quoted at 08®94e for Penn
sylvania and Western, and 80(684c for Del
aware.
CORN is dull at former rates, sales of old
yellow at 83 cents, and 4,000 bushels new
do. at 74@75 cents for prime dry ami.7o®
75 cents for prime dry, and 70®72 ennui
for datnp.
dATEI ebnimand full prises; sales of white
Western and Pennsylvania st 53@50e., and
Delawbare at 52®54iii'-
NO TI C 7 AI.
THE subscriber notifiv the public that Levi For
nor any other person will hereotler act on At
torney for him. ISAAC U. FOX.
dec 8-3 w
BANK ELECTION.
THE Annual raectiod for. Nine Directors of the
First National flank of Waynesboro' to serve
for the ensuing year will he hell at the Banking
House of said , institution, on Tuesday, lanuary to,
1871,' between the hours of 12 and 3 o'clock. P. M.
Dec 8-3tl • JNO. Ceeb.
Please Notice;
T T is my purpose in future. to present to my pa
-1 irons. (through the Post-Office) their accounts
for rittlemetst, on the first day:of-January of each
ycor. E. A. 111111ING. M. D.
Dec 8- 4w. - -
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber, Trustee for the heirs of David
Unger. deed, will sell at putilic sale, on Tugs.
DAY, Wausau 27p 1870, the fallowing described
property, ,ituated on Leitersburg Street, iri Way"
nesboro , to wit : A Lot of . Ground with a story and
a half LOU HOUSE, good Stable, Hug Pen, anti
all other necessary out buildings thereon. Thee 3
are also on the lot a valiety choice fruit trees. Sale
to commence at 1 o'clock on said day when terms
will be wide known by A. J. UNGER, '
dec B.ts Trustee.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY AT
Public Sale.'
THE Eubscribrr will sr II at public sn!e, on SAT
USDA? Ins 19re DAY PP llvesunstr, 1870, his
dfOuse and Lot of around, situated on Leirerrburg
Strut, in VVaynesboro'. The improvement+ are, a
STORY AND HALF LOG-TAV-ELLINO,
in good Tel:oh.; good Wash Horse. Bakc-cven, a
large mut frame Hog Pen, or w Corn Crib, &c.—
There is a good Cistern at the bowie and a6O a va
ri
ti of choice fruit trees and grip( s on the lot.—
Salo lo commence n_t_l o'clock_mt_sairEdity_avfien-
the teems tall be made knot , ' n try
THUS. J. CUNNINGHAM.
Dec B—ls
W AYNESBORO BUILD'G ASSOCIATION,
V Report of the Waynesboro' Building
I Association at its semi annual meeting;
ending Nov. 1, 1870,
• ',le I r--DuesT-f•innrarrirrivlrrr — Fc;
Intcust, &c., including premiums on
136 Owes. sold, have been $28,118 8$
ThA cxpentliteres for printing. Hti ti -eery,
Antes withdrawn ,taxes,stainps.secretnry,
attorney's salary, &c., including 136
awes paid id full 28,012 28
lhhnce on hand 75,51
$23,1t 8.811
The present condition of tho Association
136 shares paid in full 27;200,00
Dues; fines, inter( st, &v., urpiid 313,29
Balance on hand •
75,59
Deduct amount map id
Assets $27,551,27
Amount paid in , on each share 35,75
Present value of each share 54.32
A •net gain of 52} per cent. on the amount-in on a
alame.
Twenty-fouires sold from Mn'.' let to Nov, 1,
1870. J. W. MILLER, Treasurer.
E. ELDEN, Seery.
Dec 8— I t
COON Skin and Buffalo Robes at
PRICE & Houma's.
SQIHRL, Coney and Mink Furs at
PRICE & Houtra's.
HORSE and Buggy Mang: g n a t
HcarLica's.
F LOOR and Table Oil Chths at
Paws & Hogruces.
L ARGE Stock of Shank at
PRICE & Hozrzica's.
CALICO by the pound and yard at
PRICE & IFIOEFLICE'O.
L ARGE stock of Glovrs and Moiety a t
Paler * flomica's
W ATER !isnot and Bea p ve ß r lC C E lo .l ll l .9 o ß E : Licres.
PLAIDS, A Ipaccas and Empress Clelhs rt
• Paws &
FINE assortment of Knit Goods at .
Pates a (forma:Ws
ROYAL Baking Powder and r Gloss march
t . PRICE & iloznirrres.
N EW Orlears Mt I rears, newecrop, at
PRICE & II OFFLIr
OOLONG and Imperial Teas at
PRICE & 110EFLICR'F.
R OASTED and (ireen Coffee at
PRICE a Houma's.
GRAIN and Ground Pepper at
Place & Houma's.
(2 ) E ESE and Crackers, flesh, at
PRICE & FrOILIPLICH'S.
MILITARY Over anti
Drees
a i l o
fs ti sColfa: naca '
.0.
B OOTS and Shoes, cheap, at .
Przcz Houma's.
CARPETS and Carpet Chain at
PRICE & Houma's.
Dec 8
; 24 INVALIDS DON'T DESPAIDI it,./.
eofi g
( 144,, Thousands hare fonn4 relief. end ','
"., A - - A .
'•-• ~., eine, *Per en 'tousling their purees ' z. - -,- .1 "
... .te n; and patience hi search of health. • ' o '..-
titcidlne't of the head, dullness of the mind. fottd
brea.h, cowed tongne, loss of appetite, pains and weak.
fleas in the tdomaish, enlar,gement oft he liver, yellow
neess of the skin, constant fever and thirst, V4l ii ft to al
dl4relish for badness, pleasure or any kind of employ
ment. FAMINEY'S PANACEA, it taken and per-et end
In for a few dare, will remove this whole eln-,s ors: tap
toms.
toms. The fluids of tho body become pure, and ors.:
clear, the stomach strengthened, the tongue clt•an. the
apperne improved, and the whole system so benedted
that disease, la bad weather, Is less liable to antict you.
I Dr. P. FAHRNEY'S ?- 7
Celebrated
II loodlleauger or Panacea,
. As a medirlue for children, the Panacea l9, to every
way, calculated to take the place of the endless variety
of drugs which are anneal ly sold for that purport., and
which are often very ink:rictus. A medicine which pos
sesses the Utilities of a cathartic as well at a mild alter
ative, and which la capable of arresting Mama without
the least Injury to the thud. Is of incalculable value to
every mother. AR a cathartic, it Is very ettectivc. yet It
does not, Ifelren In proper quantities, came rliVrea or
distress to the stomach or bowels. It is very pleasant
to the taste, which Is 4 very important feature as a
medicine for children. An a prevent:ye of dlrowo .1 tla
unprecedented, as it acts directly upon the digestive or.
sons and t Ise blood. In all scrofulous di,eases. Ir la the
most elfective medicine eves offered to the public; and,
If Oven regularly and perseveringly, those eruptive as
eases to common to children may be entirely eradicated.
.rim
' • .. • Co,, sVaynesooro, Pa. and Dr P.. , ..
N 1 VAIIRNAY, a 0 North Dearborn t 4 :,
00 ,
.......
-,e it, Cnieseco. Price $1.15 per bottle, • •
• for sale by Wholesale and Retell . _
_,,j
dealers. And by N....
Deoembor B—ly. .
FUR SALE.—Cora, Apples, Fresh Lime, Lo
east and Chestnut Posts.
dcc 1-It ALEX. HAMILTON-
STRAY BULL.
C AME to the premises of the subscriber, rear
ma., sometime in September la s t. a
black Hull. supposed tp be about one an.l a half
years old. The oaner is requested •to provo prop
erty, pay charges and take bina_away.
.1 -
dec 1.3 t JACOB BON URA R E.
NBW GOODSI NM GOODS!
TILE attention of the community now aimed
to the tarp and well assorted wash. of
FALL GOODS
PRICE &
For the season's trade.conti-tang of all the late nov.
cities of the thy, and et very cheap prices to stilt all
mankind. So just drop in and see the varied
!cation of Dry Geode, Groceries and Notions.
All the late styles of Ladies' Dress Goods,
Atpaceas,
J'uplins,
Cassimers, -- Cloths, Velvets,
Velveteens,
Cords,
Kerseys,
Tweeds,
Jenne,
Satinets,
Paisley, Shawls,
Plain Shawls,
Lang Shawls,
Square Shawls,
Breakfast ariLl
Shoulder Shawls,
Delaios, Merinos, Cashmeres, Twills, 31ohairs,
Chignons and Switches,
- - • - - boats - a - tid Shoes, Rubbers.
Carpets, wool and Home-n ade.
Oil Cloths for tables and floor. - -
Windew Shades in Oil and Holland.
Blankets white and grey.
1101) , Slt FURNITIM!
I. U. WHIT ORE,
Wholesale-a nd-Iteta !I-Heden - Ern
lIMUSE FURNITURE,
AND
UPHOLSTERER.
(fI,EENOM•TI,E, PA.,
tnkes this method of informing his customers and
the public that he has
REDUCED TEE PRICE OF FITRINITURE
from fen to fwent.y per cent. Os.l- •
t e has
cages t.e has over other far luteis be can. end
will sell Furniture at a less pike - than any, other
Manufacturer it the btate. fltsvit g
THREE STORE R 00313.
Tilted with every variety of Furniture, from n plain,
common artiste, to the finest itt use, he feels war
ra ritedju_sa,s_ing_th at ho_cari-please-all-tastts.
EXAMINE LIST OF PRICES.
DVIMTNIDS.
COTTAGE—lmita:i.,o of Wrilnut $6, 6,7, to 9
bo lid IN:ONO 8,9, to 10
J EN N Y LLN tl— 3-A rz It Top Panel,
Z 7,58: 87
a7flo
" c
3-Arch Top Panel,
Im won
Roma, Corner foot, 3 f'nne Is Walnut
carve 3
1 7 0( t. Pan! Panel Wal
nut, Alcuideel 30. 35 1040
ANTIQUE—Pim is 25,30, 35,40 to 60
F.lss AhIIQUE C 11.01.11101 SUITS,
Martae
COT. CH.4, 11 Itt.: It bITITS,
SOLID UI'SUIt'S
l.
BC Ic CA Us.
$27,551,27
Imitation Wal 4 Urn wers, with grates
wood top $!4, 15 to 16
Imitation 'Val. 4 diawers,With glass,
Marble top
Solid Wel. 4 Drrwirs, with glass
ood top 20, 22, 25 to 32
Marble top 25, 30, 12 to co
10, 12 to 11
Imitation
Dining Table, six I. rt, $7,50 to $9
Breakfttzt Jo ~ four logs. 5 to 6
Marble top do. 20 offerent pcterns, 9, 10, 12 to 15
ExtensionTaltles, ix•r foot, 2 to 3.
Wintls3r or VVooll Seats (icoz ) from $5, 6.7 to 10
Cane:lents, per half doz., 9,10, 11, 11.50, 12 50 to 30
(Have ova SOO of the a bove on I and )
Wood :Seat Ito. ring Gla,iir/, Km 1.25 to 5
Cane Seat. Rocking Chairs, from 2 to 7
1i Wove Seat Reeking Ch. ire, from 2 to 10.
Spring Seated Chairs, upholstered in
• Hair Cloth, 14(.1 , 1)411, Rep & Ter-
ryorroging in price, per halt doz. from 23 to 75•
R 'eking Chain., upholigerrd a... above, 9 to 15
Tete.a• retes, upholstered es above. •
(03c1.) from 0, 22, 50. 25, 30 to 75
Dox' or Fluin Sans, from 18, 20 to ;30
Lounger, sikholt•terc4l in Ifni; Cloth,
itey, Terrv'n rut annosk,
Spring r•eats, ( ach).
from 7,8, 9, 10, 1 1 , 12, to 30
W 121)R0•13 s. -
Imitnion Wrllnut., ft r $lO, 12. IC 16. to 3a ,
Walnut, 15. 18. '20,25 t..) FT
Also,&ide Bolsils. wise, tands, Mattresses, and
in fact every thing in the Furniture line. The lim
its of on advertisement is entirely ton narrow to give
a full list of wires. and kinds of furniture ,mana
tie °reit nt this establishment.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
mc tither the place.
I. El. WHIT:4OIIE, '
dre 1-'6l Greencnstle, Pa.
CARPETS : CARPETS
I. 11. WHITMORE
Has just reiurned from the cities with the largest
anti best nesortment of
CARITTS, OIL CLOTHS,
OIL AND LINEN WINDOW SHADES,
DRUGGET AND CRUMBCLO7 HS,
RUGS AND MATS,
COVERLETS, COUNTERPANES. &e,
LACE CURTAINS,
with all the fixtures for putting up.
RAG CARPETS
constantly on hani and made to order.
WEelling lower than any other house in the
cone ty.
Ca ir sna hear prices.
Greenrasl4, Dec. 1, 1870.
.FOR, TOE WINTER, i
I HAVE IN STORK AND TO ARRIVE: TRIS
WEEK,
Layer. Valencia and Seedless Roieino, all new and
choice fruit. French CurrAnte,-Pkuner, Citron,
Dates, Lemons, Cranberric Oranges, Cocoa
Autr , ; Dried Peaches—all new fruit. English
Disking bode, Ginger, Cinnamon, Ise. Black
PI pper sifted clean in ivir-le grains,or ground by
ourselves be butchering purposes, oe in sifting
cans for the tablr I; Pi hies by the dfir, n and tin
bottles. Pulverised Susa►, white and brown do.,
gtro.r Baking Molasses, &
It oria ba my ;dm t.) try tr. keep a full line of
goods for the Holidays. t arid o pen a h an d some '
and cheap sax k of Ulassame..l this week•
pov sq W. A. REID,
just opened at
Such as
Etupress ClothP,
Jleppe, &.e.,
Rob Rey
Pikes Peak Cassitnere,
Dec 8 —lB7O.
Walnut ••
- 130 to 175
05, 38, 40, 45 to 60
GO, 75 to 85
BLES.
CHAIRS
ever oirereJ in Greenceeee.
14, 16 to_lB
10, 12 to 14
25 to 30
17, 18 to 20