VILLAGE RECORD.
vv - dia.lirtfiripies esti xi. al.
Thursday . , December
cr The Centre Market at Washington
was burned d. wa on Eutday n pilling. Two
rain were suffocattd ail tt Cr bodies 1 traed
ogi.The Pennsylvania Central has leased
the Camden' and Amboy Railroad--a very
itnportant movement.
The Derartmeot of Agriculture at
Washington eatimatei the cone* crop of the
past year at 8,800,000 commercial bales.
efe.Mininter Washburne writes from Paris
that,according to his information, the French
have been beaten at all points and the end
is apparently near at hand. • .
trarquo prize fi e ,htera, James Elliott and
d'ohn Wilson, nu.... on Saturday acute:road
to the Philadelphia Penitentiary aud fined
62,000 eaeb:for attain' lug to shoot Police.
wan Murphy.
teirllon. Wm. D. Mano; i r Philadelphia
gave his daughter . a house and furniture
worth $25,000, $lO,OOO worth of diamonds,
and a country seat on t he Delaware as a
marriage portion. She was married on the
18th ult.
urg‘lle instructions et al Which General
Schenck Will go to .England as Minis or .of
the United States aro said to embrace a de
mand for the paymeat of the losses of Amer
ican shipowners I y the Alabama, with inter
est added, reimbursement to our Govern
ment for expenses incurred in consequence
of the depredations of illeglieh•Oonfedsratb
cruisers, and public recognition of the prin
ciples of neutrality hitherto insieted on by
the American Governme. .
WAR NEWS.—The delay in the bombard•
_meat of Paris is said to be-caused , by the in
sufficiency of ammunition in the German
camps, and by the siege gnus not yet being
in position. A large number of horses are
to be sent immediately from Germany to place
the guns in the trenches ready for use. An
engagement is reported to have taken place
on Tlmrsday at Blois, on the railway half
way between 011eans and Tours, in which the
Germans were repalsed. On the-succeeding
day the French were driven out of Vendome,
forty miles west of Orleans. Despatches front
Bordeaux say that the Germane are retreat
ing all along We line of the Loire, and that
the French have been reinforced and are pre
paring for a simultaneous attack. The Ger•
mans are concentrating at Yost*, twelve
miles from Ilavre, to attack that oily. A, de
spat oh from Lille report, a rumor of a auo•
eessful sortie from Paris, and the surround.
ing of the Germans at Versailles by Trothu's
forces. This is unroof rme I, but the gener
al spirit of the dsspatehes from about Paris
roprerents the tit) , as being able to bold-out
three mouths I mger; aid that meanwhile an
sffensive movement. in ten t% force will be
trade agLio3t the besiegers.
According to the latest news from the seat
of way King William insists upon the nacos
dition surren ler of Par's and the: unqualified
submission of the Frcte% nation ; otherwise
Paris will be at once attacked. These de
mands, the Berlin Post says, will be submit
tad to the Conference of the Powers on the
Eastern question which is soon to meet at
London. Dospatelaes frosu Bordeaux say that
the jnarnals of that city 'mart that there has
I esitt considerable trouble among the repre
sentatives of the Provisional Government in
Paris, on: 1: etion arresting and inirrisoning
the representatives of the other. The ox•
titement, it is said, was caused by the publi
cation of false news over the forged signs•.
turn of Gambotta. On :wilily the Germans,
otter a battle of five hours, captured and oc
cupied the town of )'nits, on the railway be
tween Paris and Lyons.
as t .,Pirate Semmes, of the Alabama,
must kok to his laurels as a lecturer, for a
new and formidable rival has appeared in the
Southern Lyceums How tame and unin
teresting the exploits of 'Semmes in burning
defenseless shif e will appear compared to the
thrilling tales of John H. Suratt's edentat
es as spy, conspirator, end assassin. This
Swett hos had the effrontery to detail before
6outlirrn nuthences i , ie cint win') with the
ecr iiutut who alto ,mated llr. Lueoii
Be deniepy of course, that he agreed to the
assassination, for that confession wpuld hang
him, lut he admas that he was a paid spy
of the Confederates, and was fully commit
ted to the conspiracy to kidnap Mr. Lincoln..
The story is abaurd; the Strangest part of all is
that he should ever I met found !listeners in
any respectable community.
Iter The recent proclamation of Gov. Cleary
shows that the redaction of the State debt
during the year commencing with the fire;
day of December, 1809, and ending Novem
ber 30, 1870, inclusive, amounts to the largo
sum of $1,002.321 31, consisting of fire and
six per cent. bonds redeemed and Relief notes
conceited. This exhibition of good manage
ment and faithful application of the fumes
of the State is highly creditable to the ad.
miuiotration.
llP"Within the past couple of weeks four
teen „firtilp o f manufacturers, commission
boutettrmajobbers in the oboe trade, in Phil.
•
adelp - hta,qtars sulended.
iElper'eoce warrant', us In recommend.
-. 7 .
YtNiltable Sicilian Hair Itenewer
..0 * sure niled,
_far gray hair.
LOCAL MATTERS.
brOVON.--.IAUTONB in attests for eubierip
lino, bill 'printing' and advertising, are earn
estly requestekto . settle their accounts on or
before the -E MST DAY OY JANUARY, at which
time we have-a payment to make that eau.
not bo deferred. 'With a large amount on
our book' long due and not enough money
to defray office expenses, we might as well
close doors.
1870.
21§6.0ur mores and shops have put on
their holiday attire:
26-Clarente Beaver has the finest lot of
Ilata and Shoes in Waynesboro',
te.Seaterday the 21st etas the 280th an•
sivevotry of the landing of the Pilgrims on
Plymouth Rook, Meesaohue.ette,
Cr W. A Brae will have oysters on hand
every day this week. Oysters in the shell
for sole on Friday evening.
AttszsT.—Dr. J. AI. Peddieord requests
us to stw that his office will be closed for ode
week from Saturday inoruing next.
Nero. N. Beaver is now having all of his
shoes tncde to hie own miler and will war
rant the sane.
110 - There are over 500,000 of the Wheel
er & Wilson Serring - MTiolitin use; Tkii — t.
H. B. Elliott, agent for the same at Brack.
bill's Gallery.
SEISEMBARKS.-A flue article of Shell
batke can be bad at Henneberger's Bakery
and Confectionary by tbeAusbel or smaller
quautitiee.
rif The Wheeler & Wilton eau be bought
the-purohasers desire from the
agent, Thos. EL 13. Elliott, at the Diamond
Gallery..
REAL ESTATIL—We call special attention
' to the valuable real estate offered for Bale in
to-day's paper by Rev. DanieL!singer,
- John johnston.an - fißs. P. Moog.
SOLD —Mils Susanna Holsinger of this
'place, recently sold her interest, the one-half
of the Holsinger farm near this plaoe, con
taining about 157 acres, to Rey. lisniel Hol
singer for $B,OOO crash.
Berta connection pith the Wheeler St Wil•
son is a circular Hone or Grindstone to sharp.
es scissors, peeknires or blunted needles.—
Please call and examine before purchasing
else:ahem Agent, Thos. H. 13 Elliott. '
* r fine- assortment of
fresh fruits, nuts, candies, and hiiliday goods
in general, at the %fury . and Confectionary
of Sleasuitin & Mort. They invite an-inspec•
tion of their stGelt,.
CRAM:MN-ON the Nth iota, the pur
ehasers of the Gettysburg Railroad lifted th•
deed from the Truetee and took charge of
the road. A new Company, it is undoreteo4l,
will be organized soon.
togt,.The Artesian Well, sunk by Kurtz &
Wertz at their new• brewery in Chambers
burg, is dying finely. The greatest depth
bored down, wee 150 Net, and the water ob
tained is all that (meld be desired in quanti,,
ty and purity. 8o says the Public Opinion-
MI Net MEAT —When our readers want to
have very mee mince pies they should buy
"Atmores Mince Meat, all ready made, eon
taioiog plenty of fruit. They can get it from
Ram, at 22 cents a pound.
OFThe Wheeler &liNsoa has. attached
to it a Glass Braider, Corder, Tucker and
plain Glass Foot. It also has a Steal flow•
mar, Feller and Gatherer all oombined. T.
agent.
CALI. AecsavrsD.—We understand the
Rev. Mr. Geddes, of Williamsport, Pa., has
aecepted the call given him by the Presby
terian congregation'of this pine, and that he
is expected to assume the duties of Pastor
hero sometime in January.
WI( you are too• atiogy to take your
home I aper, ask some of your generous neigh•
bon to subscribe for you. They'll do it in
preference to having their paper 'gobbled up'
every week before they, have read, it.
; rs..The Witane l; Otago , anise
less. It rune so light that little effort is re
quired to aso it. It will make Fringe on
Siqr with ease and rapidity. Thos. H. B
Elliott, agent, at Brackbill's Gallery, where
persons can have their pictures taken with
neatness and dispatch.
Merman —Rev. R. L Dashiell; D. D,
will deliver his popular Lecture, entitled
"Wanted—a Situation for a Gentleman's Son,'
in the M E. Church of this place, on Tues.
day evening, January 10, 1871, for the hen.
edit . of the &Wing Society. This lecture
should', and doubtless will, attract a large aa•
dime.
Cotrum.— The following is a list of Jurors
from Washington and Quittoy townships for
January Court, - whist. commences on Mon
day the 16th : Grand Jurors.—Wm. H.
Brown, Jacob B Brenneman, Jacob Middonr,
W. A. Reid. Traverse Jurors —Harry Barr,
Geo. Barnhart, John Duey, D. R. Millor,
Ephraim Snyder, Peter Whitmore, D:M
Detrital, D. F. Gordon, Henry Leerone, John
a Martin, Henry Row, E B. Winger, Mi.
°had Lionstin.,e, E.. 1. swam,
ge-Scpw' bird4,:have: nia3e . theit appeal',
a.OOO.
ICtEZEI!I
_ , BOARLIII. FEVEI, —This scourge of
dren and dread of parents yearly carries off
large numbers of children. We notice in
oar exchanges what seenis to be a judicious
treatment in the earlier stages of the disease,
whioh usually begins with languor, lose of
appetite, followed by fever and sore throat,
sod then 'red patches' on the cheeks appear.
When the symptoms arelrst ebnerved place
the child in a bed in a room which is warm,
but well ventilated. Administer warm, week
lemonade, with a little gum arabic disolved'
in it. Cower the stomach with dry flannel,
then take a neatly folded bed sheet and place
it in boiling hot water, wring it out by
means of dry towels, and place it over
flannel on the child's abdomon. This must
be repeated until -perspiration is observed,
which will not result for some minutes, whim
the patient will , drop into a quiet slumber,
and with careful nursing issavod, All this
may be done before a physician is summon
ed and will prove a great auxiliary to his
course of treatment—in many cases it will
enable him to save the life of a dear child
and prevent the disorders which almost fol
low this dreadful complaint when it is not
promptly assailed by this preliminary home
treatment.
BSVENTEENTH CA VA LltY• - A circular
handed us announces that J. A. Clack, late
Adjutant of the 17th Penna. Cavalry, is writ
ting and will publish during 1871 a history,
entitled "the Battles and Campaigns of the
17th Penns Cavalry, of the Cavalry Corps
of the Army of the Potomac and of General
Sheridan's Cavalry in the Shecaadoah Val.
ley," giving an authentic history of the Beg.
iment. The volume will be handsomely it
lustrated and contain 511 pages 16 Mo.—
Price 134.50. Co. "G" of the 17th. was or
ganised by Capt. L. B. Kurtz in this place.
Address J. A. Clark, Scranton, Pa,
BACK.- Our friend, Mr. Geo. Fourth man,
who had been looking after his inmate. is
Indiana for a couple.of months, retarsed-last
week looking well• and expreising himself
much pleased with his recent pnrchase of
real estate in thaf: part of the:"Ltr weet."__
Wm. Hammett, &q., also returned a few
days sineo, having made an extended tour of
several months through the Western states,
is good health and spirits, and much pleased
with his trip.
ger . A peek of villains in New York have
for sometime been forwarding circulars to
people in the op - tit - iffy, proposing to sell them
counterfeit • money, a od:ctot a few dishonest
dupes have boon caught in their.trapa,lsendr.
ing ou money and receiving in return sealed
packige3. of winature photographs of green•
backs, sawdust, &o. The police in overhaul.
ing some of the ewindlers;hrought: to,ilight
the fact,:thut one party_had_received qthirty.
thousand dollars in forty seven days from
country .'verdant!!'
FOR CHRISTMAS PREEIHNTS.—Ladies and
children Furs very cheap, Kid mid' Dag
Skin Gloves for Ladies' Gent.' Fur Collars,
Fur Gloves Kid Dog, and Sheep Gloves, our
own manufacture, Buffalo _Robes, Sleigh and
Buggy Spreads, fiorse:l3lankets, Gents'yur
nishing Goode, Shirts, Drawers, Stockings;
Handkerchiefs, Neok Ties,;,Collara, Cuffs,
Canes, Umbrellas, Pocket Books, Purses,
Hand:Trunks, Traveling Bags,. and a' variety
of other articles and, last though not least
the most complete, sod varied Stock of Hats
and Caps at the lowest price, at Updegraff's
Hat, Glove and nu bactory,loppositt : Waah
ington House, Hagerstown; Md.
PARTIEN.—'Neck-tie parties' are DOW in
vogue in some sections. A meek-tie party is
one where each lady attending the party
makes
_a neck-tie of the same material as the
dress •be wears. Those are taken to where
the party is to be bold and placed in .a bag.
When the gentlemen arrive 'soh one must
go to the bag and take out a neek-tie, and it
is his duty to wait upon the lady during the
evening wheivreare the dress, corresponding
in material with the neck-tie.
DEDITISTRY.—Dr. Brat:6,9lloUß inserts teeth
that for adaptation, restoration of the natur
al contour of the mouth, durability, beauty
and neatness of finish none canal him. In,
eerte teeth upon gold, silver, platina, alumi
num and rubber, at prices to suit all. Per
sons desiring the services of a Dentist should
ucpt Li' to give him a call as be endeavors,
it possible, to give satisfaction.
mane received at the Diamond Gallery
—a fine lot of Stereoscopic lostruments and
Views, stereoscope views of the Holy Land,
Yosemite Valley, Niagara Falls, and other
Ewe viewe. We invite our citizens of town
and country to call and examine our views.
Have also on band a fine lot of Pictureei and
Frames for the Holidays.
IMPOZTANT.-11oldars_of Bonds of the
Gettysburg Railroad, in order to obtain a
pro rota distribution of the proceeds of sale
of the road, will have to present their Bonds
to the Master appointed to make diatribe.
tion, either In person or by authorized` agent
or attorney. The Master will sit in Phila
delpbm on the 28th inst.—Get. Star
Er The simplest and easiest running Sew . -
iog Machine, using two spools, is the McLean
& Hooper, to be seen at the Milliuety Store
of Misses Stickle & Gordon and at the Jew.
elry Store of Alex. Leods. The prices are
within reach of all and the terms iro easy.
NOTICE.— Boots of every desoription cbenp
nod good, at Nor. E. corner of the Diamond.
• C. N. BEAVER.
pgr%Ve, the . undorsigned, having, used the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine for
number of:years can recommend it as a . ftrat
class machine and one that is durable.
Coorr, - - •
ltov. J. A. DEMormt,
Hurirty T. CRETIN,
MN. A. J. HIBSWAIAN.
Persons wishing to see sad inspect the a
bove meohine edo hare" in opportunity by
calling at Brackbill'e Gallery where entire
satisfaction will be given. A credit of twelve
months on each machine. (No interest re
quired.) I?all particulars given at the Dia
mond Gallery by the Agent, Thos. A. B. El
liott.-- • -
rrelover Seed wanted.
ELDEN, STOVER & WOLFS.
FULPHAMENT OP PUOPUEOY.---A London
correspondent of a Chicago paper writes:
'Noticing a reference to a prediction by
in ancient French prophet, said to be found
in a work by Chevalier de Matelain, pub
lished some years ago, I have taken the
trouble to consult it to-day. The particular
prediction referred to is in these words:
'When the Secou Empire tihall have been
established at Pails, it will last for eighteen
years, less ono quarter, not a single day long
er.' Mark the singular :fulfilment. Louis
Napoleon claimed supreme power, though
not yet the title of Emperor, on the second
day of December, 1854 and on' the 2nd day
of September, 1870, exactly eighteen years
less' one quarter, not a day longer„,he - was a
prisoner of war and his dynasty at an end
This is one of the most remarkable coinci•
deuces on record, for the prophecy :has not
been cooked up for the occasion, hut.wita
printed in black and white years ago.
Tnu MOON MAD.—The Gertil2ll aetrouo•
mere and physioiase have, after prolonged üb
servatiOn, arrived at the conclusion that• the
mono is a dead planet, that is, it has,"oeoled
off," and now is without heat, water or at
most:Aleut, and eatisequently without life of
any kind. The earth is undergoing - the — ki - fu - e
process, according to theee learned pbiloso•
phere and will evutttelly he without life or
light, But we who now live may take no
fears to heart on • that account, as the _earth
can cool off, say the geologists, only at the rate
of fifteen degrees iu 9,000,000 years.
No stamps are rcquircd on receipts,
-transfe-rs-of-tuortgsgen-,-uur on notes of leas
than sloo.—No tax on auctioneer's ruouthly
sales—No succession tax. !bootlace below
$2,000, and•also including interest money
paid, out, 'exeropt—No tax on %retches
Alter returns_of_lB7l are wale, the loom@
tax expims,.
BEAD'ACUE, NEUEtALOIA AND NERVOUS
DISEASES ! —The wonderful effects of Dr. J.
Briggs' Allevantor, for the speedy cure of
the above very prevalent and painful affile•
sinus, is known to many thousands who have
used it with thomcat unqualified success. In
every case of the comphunts aboie (lumen
ted it has never failed to give itomediato:re
lief. Its effect is ulagi..eal beyond precedent.
One trial will eoneiuce the moat
Sold by alt druggike, each bottle, making
two quarts when dihved for we. Sold by
F. Iforthman.
CORNS ; BUNIONS, BAD NAILS, CALLosr—
Trte, &a.— It is an astonishing fact that nine
oat of every ten persons He meet are sorely
- troubled with their feet. Very few are es
empt. Dr. J. Briggs' popular remedies—
Curative and Alleviator--are reliable and
certain in their effects. The curative for sore
and tender come', bunions, - bad nails, Ito , is
a 'teething balm 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 minds. Sold by F. Ferthmau.
Couons, Bacmanins, Sc. 7 —Uee Briggq,
Throat and Lung Healer. Sold by F. Forth
man. •
_
'( AA MEOW! SICILIAN
lIAIR.
Is the only it f illibleillair Preparation for
RESTORING GRA HAIR TO ITS ORIGIN AL
COLOR AND PROMOTINq ITS GROWTH.
It"is the cheapest preparation ever offered to
the public, as one bottle will last longer
and aooompliah MOTS than three bottles of
any other preparation.
Our Renewer is not a Dye ; it will not stain the
skin as others.
It will keep-the flair from falling out.
It cleanses the &nip. and makes the hair
SOFT, LUSTROUS AND SILKRN.
Onr Treatise on the flair sent free by mail.
R. P. HALL & CO., Neehua, N. IL, Pioprietore.
For sale by elk& 1. aims. d. c 1-Imo
At the residence of J. A. Stanley, in this
place, on the 15th inst , by Rev. J. A. De-
Moyer, Mr. JOHN %V. SANDOE, of this of
bud, to .I.laseJENZilli STILALEY.
We congratulate our young friends upon
the important change in life thus coneum•
mated, and wish them a full realization of
their hopes and anticipations for the future—
that prosperity and happiness may crown
their wedded lives. For the share of deli
(who prepared for the ocreasion, with which
we was kindly remembered, the fair bride will
accept our cordial thanks.
50MICM• Se'CP3lll33.i
In thia place ta Sunday eveniog last, Miss
MARY COCIIRAW, in the 61st year or her
ago.
04.ar44riall c-4 irrii-z-1
FLOM—Sales reported oo,Change of
only 1,000 bbls ' via: 200 Western Super at
84 70, 200 do. low grade Extra at 85 50,
and 500 Howard Street Extra at 85.50(05.
75'per bbl.
WAEAT.—SaIes comprise 1,000 bushels.
very common Maryland red at.
.1.13@)115
cents, 5,000 do good common do. at $125
@l3O coots. 2,000 do. fair do. at 133@140
cents, 2,000 do. good do. at 150®100 coots,
1,000 do. prime do, at '165@170 cents, 1,
000 do. choice, do at 175 cents, and 1,000 do.
Lodi:1;0.'11H1' do. at 150 coots. •
()ORIN -Sale? 35,000 to 10,000 busbels
white ' all at 73@i74 mita, 10,000 to 18,000
bushala yellow at 71®72'eents.
OATS. , •=Blllea 1,000 bushels common at
49 emits, and 4,000 do, good to prime at 51
@52 emits.
DISSOLUTION.
IItE cospartnerehlit hbretofirre ekieting between
the !kinlitter & Hollingsviorrh in the Tailor%
ing_business was disso:ved by mutual consent on
the let ihstaht. The btisiness will he . contir nod as
usual by the undersigned. Persons indebted to the
late firm will please call and close their accounts.
dec 22-13 l) JACOB 11CININGEM
FARE FOR SALE.
MBE subssriber offers at'Private Sale a Tract of
beat quality Limestone Land, containing
FIFTY-ONE ACRES, MORE OR LBWS;
3 or 4 acres of Which tea well sat with thriving tint.
her, situated alorg the W ayinsboro' en.l Oreencas.
tie turnpike, about mid way between the two paces
The Marsh Run passes through the ntsatlew. The
above tract joins lands with Samuel Nickodemus,
and others. JOHN JOHNSTON.
dec'22—
PUBLIC SALE.
will * sell at Public Sale in front of Harn's Hotel,
iltinggold, Washington county, MI, on.
•
Monday the 2d day of January, 1871,
- THAT HANDSOME °omit; E;
at present occupied by Mr. J, A. Purley.
Tanta: —One.third h hand or within 10 / alays;
balance in two equ annual payments, the parch
aser to gike notes with approved security,. POEMS..
sion given on the first day of April, ISM Sale to
commence at 11 o'clock, a. in.
JOS. P. MONO,.
dea 22—ts) O. V. BUNG, auct.
PRIVATE SALE 1
rrn E subscriber, residing, shout one mile west of
1 . Waynesboro', near the pike, offers at private
sale a tract of good farming laml, containing•
-M7 .Ell.. GI 3EL 3E31 ,
11 acres of which are set with tine Ergo Timber.—
This tr ict is a portion of h 6 fanatics' adjoins lands
of,John Price, John Funk and Jai ob
Ott the premises there is crc.cted a new two-story
weather-boarded
DW L,LING T!013 . E
there being a sluing of excellent water near the
house. There is also a good Shia! and_uther out
buildings thereon.
The ebove rroperty is a desirable one, and per
sons IviAing ti buy ❑r to crew it. shouid call on tie
subs4iber. DANIEL HOLSINGER,
dcc 22—sr Waynesboro', l's.
COON Skiu and Buffalo Robvs at
. Puree si Iloeentca's,
S . QUIRIA, Coney and Minl - ,Furs at
Patun & Meru u's.
H OR S E and Buggy Blankets at
Fame a Husructes.
rLOOR and Table Oil Cloths at
-I • ruicE 8 iioEnacies,
1 4 ARGE'Sbrck of Shwa', a t
l'alcE4 tromacifs.
CAMC9 by tho pound and yard at
PhICE a Hoerzacres.
.tt
4, ARGE stock of Glovus and Hosiery( at
Pum mu
A liosic's
MT ATER Proof and Deaver Cloths at
. Pares & iIoAFLICI%.
DLAIDS, Alpaccas and Empress Cloths at
- Pare a Bosnia - es,
F INE assortment of Knit Goods at
Place a Flo/smell's
ROYAL Baking Pow dea:and 'zittirr r Gloss atara
at Pates A Iloser.acees.
NEW Orleans Alutrases, new crop, at
1'K1C1! & ii OFSLIt n's.
OOLONG and Imperial Teas at
Palo: A Hammel's.
R.
OASTED and Green Coffee c
E a
a t
lIOZYLICH ' F.
G RAIN and Ground Popper at
Puree a Ilorrucn's.
c HE ESE and Crackers, in Nh, at
Pates & lloarmen'e.
M .Ive ILITARY Over and Dre i s ti st ts at
' a n"l liOAFLlClea.
BOOTS and Shoos, cheap, at
Farce & Hosaticu'a.
CARPETS and Carpet Chain at
Pales t Buena:ea.
Dec 3.
The Credit System Played Cot
Forever with Me !
CIN and niter the lar.of January next T intend
It /and I feel like holding on to what I say, that I
will not sell a cent's utarth of anything w any man
without the cash, and all who know themselves in
debted to me are invited to call and settle their ac
county before the first of January'text, or aunts will
he brought without respectito persons
J. ELDEN.
arc 15-3 t
NOTICE.
T"E public arc heraby notified not tre‘uy or
trade for, a certain cheek made by me, dated
the second day of January, 1871, pnysble to J.
Kochondarfer or order, in the sum of two hundred
and thirty-two dollars and fifty cents, at the First
National Ranh of Waynesboro, sal kave received
no consideration therefor, and will not pay thM,sanie
when presented at maturity.
dec 15— 31] . . DAVID PATTERSON.
NOTICE.
AN election for Twelve Directors of The Wmy
nesboro' Mutual Fire Imurance Company will
be held state ofli e of the Company, in Waynes
boro', on thcsecond Monday in January. A. D
1871, between the hours of 10 M. and 2e. It.
13y order el* the Illitard,
W. 8. A 311.1k1R89N, Pren't.
Josses 11r MIL" Seery.
doe 15-4 t.
287 C3O IL' X CI g 3.
. .
IIIE subscriber notifies the public that Levi Fax
uor any other person will hereafter act as At
torney for him. ISAAC: R. FOX.
dee 8-3 w •
BANK E L ECTION,
firlHE Annual Electi•no for Nine Directors of the
1 First Naibust Bank-of WaynrshO/OP to serve
for the ensuing year will be 1111.1 et the Banking
House of said institution, on Tuezday,Januarti to,
1871, betwten the Louis of 12 and 3 o'civek. I'. M.
ltee. 8— 3tl JNO. Catth.
Please'Notice:
jT is my purr ose in future, - to present to my pa
trons, (through the ,Yost-Office*their accounts
for settlement, on the Gist day of January of each
year. E. A. Hkatliio, M. I).
Ike 8-4 w.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC SALL%
TIIE übEcribor, Trustee; fa. the heirs of David
• Unger, deed, will et Uat public wile, on Tugs-
DAY, DICCUDAR 27, 1870, the f .Ilowing, described
pieperty i situated on Leitersburg Street, in Way
nostioro',Ao wit : A Lot of Vruund with a story and
ft half LOU HOUSE, good Stable, flog Pim, and
all other necessary out buildings thereon. Ther
are also on tho lut a widely choice fruit trees, Sole
to commence at 1 o'clock on said day when terms
will be nude known by A. J. UNGER,
dee 8-ta 'Trustee,
NM GOODS! NEW GOON
MBE a Uention;of the community i 4 now tliteccti
to 1.1,c largo and well aosorual *pock of
F--ALL GOODS
just opened al
PRICE IS/ 110EFLICH'S,
For thol season's trade, conpisting of all the lite
'elties of the day, and at. very cheap prices to suits!!
mankind. So just drop in and see the varied col
lection of Dry Goods; Groceries end Notions.
All the late styles of Ladiee'Dresa Goods,
Such as
Silks, _
Alpscoss,
Poplins,
Ctissimers, Clotho, Velvotß,
Jeans,
Satinets,
Rob Reys,
Pilcollfreak Cassimere,
Paisley, Shawls,
Plain Shawls,
Lang Shawls,
Square Shawls.,
Breakfast and
Shoolder,Shawls,
Delains, Merinos, Cashmeres, Twills, Mohaira,
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.
110115 E, FURNITURE!
I. U WII T3l 0 R
Wholesale and Itenul Dealpr, and Marnfacturer ci
I.IUUSE T At E
AND
UPHOLSTERER.
ukt:Elsa; At-TI.H, PA.,
takes this method of informing his customers and
the public that he has
REDUCED TUE, PRICE OF FURNITURE
from ten to twenty per cent. Owing to the atlvan.
Ines t e has ..ver ether Manufacturers he can and
will Fell Furniture at a less price than any other
Idatiulatturrr in the htate. liavicg
THREE STORE R 00313
filled with every variety of Furniture, from a plain,
couunon atttcle, to the finest in use, he feels wa.,l
ranted in wa)ing that 114 con please' all tastes.
EXAMINE LIST OF PRICIVS.
E LAC
COTTAGE—lrnitatiun of Walnut $5, 6,7, to 8
Solid Walnut 8,9, to 10
JENNY LINO-3-Arch Top Panel,
Walnut "
" 3-Arch Top Panel,
linitAtion
Hound, Cornsr•fuot, 3 Panels Walnut
carved
.6 " loot, Oval Panel Wel
:kat, Moulded. 30, 35 to 40
ANTIQUE—New t.tyle 2530-, 35,40 to 60
FINE AS7ICJUS CIIAIIISKS SUITS,
('HA %ME
b 01.11) 41 ALN sl7I I's
1$1,11:EA
Imitation Wal., lhatlferS, Yr.lth 6,12,14
Vroc),l top $l4, 15 to 15
Imitation Wal. 4 drawers.with glass,
Marble top
Solid Wal. 4 Iliallitra, with glaee
wood top 20, 22, 25 to 32
Mat hio top 25, 30, 32 to GO
10, 12 to 14
Im i ustion.
TABLES.
Dining Table, six 14 g 4, $7,50 to *9
13reaki4st Jo, four lexa, 5 to 6
Marble top do. 20 efferent paternn, 9, 10, 12 to 15
Extension %rubies, per font, 2 to 3
CHAIRS.
WindsOr or Wood eente 0 .foz ) from Vi, 6 7 to 10
Cane Seats, tier half doz., 9,10, I I, 11.50, 12 50,t0 30.
(Ilose over StiO of the above on Land.) :
Wood Sent Rocking Chairs, from 1,25 to 5,
Cane Seat Hoektog Chairs, from 2 to 7
Wil;ow Seat Rocking Cfnies. from 2 „to 10
Spring Stilted Chairs, upholstered in
Hair Cloth. Broca tel, Rep & Ter-
ry,ron gipg in price, per ball dos, from 25 to 75..
R ,eking Choirs, upboletcreti as above, 9 to 15,
1 ete-a:reies, upholstered as above,
(each) from 20, 22, 50, 25, 30 to 75..
Box or Plnin rtofos, from 18, 2V to 3(L
Lounges, upboleterod_ in lick Cloth,.
Br.'catcl, lier„Terry,and Domoek,
Clpring ;teals, (. etch)
from 7,9, 9, 10, 11, 12, to 30"-
. W ARDRO BEd.
Imitation Walnut, for *lO, 12, 14. 16 to 30
Solid Walnut, 16, 18,20,25 to Ell
Also ,r4ide Boards, Wash Stands, Mattresses, and
in fact everything in the Furniture line. The lim
its of an advertisement is entirely ton narrow to give
a full list of prices, and kinds of furnituret i mahu=
ftciured r nt this establishment.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
taii - Brniember the place.
I. H. WHITMORE,
Greencastle, Pa-
dcc 12671
CARPETS I CARPETS
I. 11. WHITMORE
Has . just reiurned from the cities With the largest
and best assortment 'of
RITTS. 011.. CLOTHS,
OIL ANL) LINEN WINDOW SHADES,
DRUGGET AND CRUMBCLOTHS,
RUGS AND MATS,
COVERLETS, COUNTERPANES, &c,
ever offered in Greencastle.
LACE CURTAINS,
with all the fixtures for putting up.
R A 2 G CARPETS
conetantly.on hantl and made to ordtr.
rreelling rower thtin any other ho two in the.
enuoy.
_
Call cml hear prices.
Greencastle, Dec. 1, 1870
FOR TUE WINTJER I
I NAVE IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE THIS
W E EK,
Laycr, Valencia and Seedless Rh isins, all new and!
choice tiuit. French Cum nte, Prune., Citron,
Dates, Lemons, Cranberries, Oranges, Cocoa
ut.; Dried Peaches—ell new fruit. English
Soda, Ginger, Cinnamon, &c. Block.
Pepper silted clam in wh"lo grains, or ground by
ourselves for taitcheting purposes, or in sifting
cans for the tnbh ; Pi kits by the dor n and in
bottles. Pulverised :Sugar, white and brown do.,
goo t Butting Alotosses,
It will ho my aim t.) try to hoop a full line of
goods for the li,oid.tys. f wilt °pit a kind
and cheap 14 tor k of tilesswam this wour•
to - 24 6tl .1..,RE1D1
Empreas Clotbs 4
iteppa, BGe.,,
Volveteans,,
tiorda,,
KersSys,
Tweeds,
Dec 8-1870:
14. 16 to 18
10, 12:to 14
25 to 30
35, 38,40, 45 to 60
60, 75 to 85
17, 1 8 to 30