VILLAGE -RECORD.
vv - Aorriranni
Thurreay4anus y 5, 11.87111.
WPM° Rev. Albert Borneo, on• of the
matt it:pueblo and distinguished Plisbyte•
— riairelcirgyroen in Unite(niWdre
iiiddenly -in l'hiladeldbia on Satarky a
win lc. •
o Providence (It. 1) Journal has
the 'best of authority for saying that a
_
comet of large size will suddeely mike its
appearance oWthe.night of 'Tune 19, 1871;
titni 4rititag the next four weeks lho fate of
to world , trill be decided.'
2 WAiler one day's bombardment the
fortification of Mount Avroo, the farthest
oat ost the eastern side of Paris, was surten
dared to the Germane. It was as earth
work, built since the commencement of the
siege, and commanded some of the advance
positions of the besiegers,
ter M:tniutown, on the Juniata river,
43 mike northwest of ITarrieburg, -suffered
Iron a preat are nn Saturday night, Seven
ty.buildings in the center of the town were
burned; and the lose of property is nearly
8200,000. Four steamboats were bnrsed on
the same day at New Orleans, and the steam-
ship Do Soto, while passing *down the Miss
issippi, was totally distroyed by fire,
ViirEx President Andrew Johnson oom•
plains that during the late immortal war, as
hi calls it, tho rebo's carried off nearly all
his books and papers, and even his tailor's
shears, that he prised. highly Irons having
used-them 80 long. -Ile soya- that since the war
many of his books have been returned, but
those shears and his sign, 'A. Johnson, Tni•
ler," have never tweed up.
ith - There are in the eleven territories of
this country, including Aladin, need. one
thousand million aerosol' land whieh, owing
to the sparseness of the pbpulation, may be
d ibed as u n noeu pied._l f_the_4o,o6o.,ooo
who inhabit the States were diffused throa:h
this vast land ocean, thoyfwonld be ahnost
as fit, lind_far bet ween,,'' a 9 :the aalle which,
_according to_thc_popular idea,"whitcn every
aca
ear There is a prospect of the admission
of two sow States during the provost session
of Congress.. A bill to admit Colorado has
been inttoduead in the Senate by Mr. Nye,
and it is stated that the House Committee
on Territories have agreed tol make a State
of New Mexico, to be called Lincoln. Col.
orado . ,git will be remembered, came' very
near being admitted about two years ago.
Or On Saturday, the 24th of December,
Governor Geary issued his warrant for the
execution of John flanlon , recently convict
ca in thesPhiladelphia Quarter Sessions of
the murder of the child Mary Mobrman,
whose tragic fate is familiar to all our read
ers.:Nedoesday,:the first of February, is
tho day fixed upon for his exeention, be.
tween the hours of 10 A. M. and 3P. M.
When th4warrant was read to Hanlon by
-
rtx t
the Sheriff, he appeared perfectly * different
about it, said be was prepared for lath,
and only:asked:that his.wife might b per
mitted:to visit him daily.
Uri - President Groot and Vice President
Colfax on Monday visited the Arlington
Cemetery, and spent part et the afternoon
smog the graves of the 16,000 soldiers of
the army of the Union buried there• The
President will not permit these graves to be
disturbed Several pereons professing to be
agents of the family of.the late General Lee
have sought interviews with him on the 'tub.
jeot, to talk about the claims of Mrs. Lee to
Arlington, but the President refused to have
siy conversation with them on the subject.
WAIL NEws.—The cahte despatches an
nounce the occupation of the strongly forti
fied town of 'Alosieres by the German troops.
The capture of Fort Avron by the Germans
has necessitated the evacuation by the
French of several other advanced posts, and
the forts around Paris are silent. Another
despatch says that the palace of Malmaisoo,
about four miles west of Paris, was . , set on
fire and destroyed by the French guns 'of
Mt. Valerien, Reportsooas Bordeaus re
present both armicr e wlk*lfering terribly
from the cold weathaV.:4i: correspondent
of the New York WA./ at Berlin telegraphs
that it is believed there in official circles
that Paris will satin ',vitt:date, that there is
a significant interchange of courtesies be
tween the Prussian Government and Napo
loon, and that the latter is confident of his
restoralion to the throne of France. Gant
betta, in an address to the authorities of
Bordeaux on the first of January, said the
Government of France was pledged to the
defencirof the country, and that the Repub
lic must not bo confounded- with 'persons
who had been forced
, by events to assume
power. lie stated that the.Pratisional Gov.
eroment would resign lichen - the -Gaining
bad , been , dripen from Fi:seee. -
Lair . 11oug.—Verley J. Clasher, mid !
Jag Gear Westminster,' Md., slaughtered 10
bags, weighing 220; 262, 279,314,883,850,
,S52„000,510, and :004 minds.
.
Mr: Jacob Soydei; keepei - of the ' alms
; hawk in Allegany emanty,.. )14., hot week
. , ...
aleagliti a bog which weighed - 910
panda. - .
The mew depth 0 the ocean is about
gaze wiled:
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LOCAL MATTERS.
PLIAS&NT FALL—To fall in love.
PROFITABLE,-FALL—to fall heir to a large
estate.
MILO ti to Dr. Drooioholto for a good act
oflest . . • •
WANTED—A_SittlfttiOD fora GelgleMaleB
Sao.
SeLOttr public eaboola re opened on Mon•
day Jut. ,
ins,„Kurts & Werts'e new Brewery, Chats
berabag, is sow in operation.
PREACIIING —Rev. W. N. GEDDES, the
pastor elect, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church nett Sabbath morning acd evening.
®'Una.. G. Barris, formerly or tlagers
town, died suddenly in Baltimore on the 80th
ultimo.
FOIL SALE.- JohnlF. Johnston offers at
public sole :desirable:residence on Church
Street. See advt. .
BAD PRACTICE- 'Thomism fire crackers
on oar:streete and side walks at night. Has
the High Constable no authority in the
matter?
N0T1013.-All who are in want of flats,
Boots or Shoos of
_any description, can be
supplied, cheaper than the cheapest, at the
Store of Clarence Beaver, Waynesboro', Pa.
RECOVERING.—Addison Streets, whose in
juries from being thrown from a buggy, we
noticed last week, has so far recovered as to
be considered out of danger.
DENTlSTRY.—Dr.lirauisholts inserts teeth
that for beatoy, service and price, he is ex
celed by none. lie has received a -new se
lection of the beet artificial teeth. Those
needing the same should give lkim a call•
IYIPPING.-On - i Sunday liit — Rev. J
Oiler, --of this-place,-beptieed-ee ten persona by
immersioni in the creek • new Amsterdam
Cifh. A large collection of - pereone were
t - to witness lb
1 - pregoo -
SintvEY.—Mr. J. S. GM, Civil Engineer,
the Gettysburg papers announce, is this week
to commence a survey and location for a Rail.
road from New Oxford to York, the line to
be put
. under construction as soon as the en
gineer can get it ready.
LECTURE.--Rev. It. S. Dashiell, D .
D., will deliver his popular - LTeture, entitled
"Wanted—a Situation for a Gentleman's Son,"
in the ME. Church - of , this place, on Tues
day evening next. A rare literary treat may
be expected. Citizens generally sho - uld make
it suit to be present.
nu. Hoos —Mr. Harbaugh, (Buss dei
cer) informs us that Col. Davidicm, of Green.
castle, the other day slaughtered three hogs,
fifteen months old, the weight of which, clean
meat, was 1433 pounds. Mr. H. It Gaff
so killed three, eight months old; which
'weighed 970 pounds.
igg-Some of the qualities which neon.
mend the Wheeler & Wilson are that it uses
no-Shuttle and makes the Lock stitch, speed
and ease of operation, will also hem, fell,
seam, gather and .sownn without any change,
eord, braid, &e, and from Swiss muslin to
Beaver cloth—come to the Diamond Gallery
and see for yourself. Thos. U. BAlliott,
agent.
Ice —Parties in our town and vicinity
have already secured abundant supplies of
ice fot nee next summer. A. D. Gordon and
A. S. Bonebrake leased the Fahneetock Ice
Boise at the creek East of town, in which
they have packed about two hundred and W.
ty
itirPersons:desiring a good Sewing Ma
chine will find,it to their advantage to examine
the Wheeler & Wilson at Brackbill's Gal•
Jury: Thos. H. B. Elliott, agent, I can cer
tify that the above machine is an mem
plished piece of mechanism and will do its
watitlitrfectly. It is without exaeitiu a
machine. DANIEL bIOVEIVI%-
sa..The Public Opinion says Ripest
Porkerikilled in the county, during the pres
ent butchering; season, was slaughtered at
Mont Alto Vorks on the 21st ult., ownod
by Col. Weistling. It weighed 520 pounds,
alsaned, and was. fed by George Miley, of
Alto Dale.
. up. The McLean d. Hooper Sewing Ma.
*bine (for which 1 am agent) is without a
Bobbin or Shuttle, has the Elastic Lock-
Stitch, uses two spool& Prices range froin
$4O to s7s—to be seen at Alex. Leeds' Jew-
elry Store and Brackbill'a Giillery. Alex.
Leeds and Thos. 11. B. Elliott, agents.
FOR,CHRISTMABYEESENTA—Ladiee and
ebildven Fars very cheap, Kid • alit.Dog
Skin Gloves or Ladies' Gout's--Fur Cohere,
Fur Gloves,.sid' Dog, anir. Sheep Gloves,
'one. °Wu min ufantlnes. Buffalo Robes, Sleigh
and Baggy , Spreads, tiorse,litaiikete, Goats'
Furaishing Goods, Shirty, Drawers, Stook.
hip, Handkerchiefs, Nock
,Ties, Collars,
Cuffs, Canes, Ciarellae, Pocket Books, PUr•
sea; Band Trunks, . Bags, and
Variety of other articles, and last : plough. not
least the moat complete. Dud varied Stook of
Bate and Cipiiiithe loirect price, at Upde
grafi tut; move , Tin Feeterj Opp°.
site. Washington . Hotne,tiaietstown,rbld.
A colored woman died in Baltimore] city
CIO Tutatiej night, aged 122 year.. -
e ceremonies.
TUMMY Romm—An entertainMent • ilia
given on .Friday evening last at Beiutiful
View springs to a number of / guests. The
Proprietor, Mr. V. B. Gilbert,lonored,us
with an invitation, and we tiateh regret that
eiteumstaness prevented out attendance.--
Mrs. G. who is noted for serving up.. savory
-establetvexeelled-on-thitro-ecalietromeording
to report from gentlemen present, who ex
press thethselves highly 0494 with the en
tertainment.. For savory dishes, hospitality
and kindness, parties will not go amiss by
visiting Veautilul View Siiings;at any time.
BEOBIPTS.—Tbe following is a list of our
subscription receipts for December : '
Abrm, Golley, 86 00
Daniel Bonebrake, 6 00 -
Rev. S M. Newcomer, 200 .
Henry Socks, 2 00
Henry Rinehart, 2 00
Samuel B. Garver, 2 00
Benj. Friedley, — 2 00
David Shockey, 1 00
John Mallon, 6 00
John-Lesber, of C 2 00
. John W. Garver, 200
John H. Neal, 2 00
Jacob Adorns, 2 90
C. W. Jlayhugh,• 2 09
John;o. Martin, 1 00.
Daniel 01ler, 2 00
John M. Bonebrvke, 2 00
8; A. Stephenson, 4 00
George B. Johnston, 2 00
Isaiah Spreakle, .4 00
Jacob H. Hoover, 2 00
Jacob S. Good, - .2 00
David Cunningham, 2 00
Alea...Knetm 2 00
I=I=CE
KrMonday last was pretty generally ob
served as a holiday among our citizens.--
Some half dozen or more young men and
boys made their appearance in fantastic garb,
attracting a eloud — of juveniles and causing
great excitement among the youngsters. In
the afternoon the Pet Deer, an unusually floe
Doe, belonging to Mr. A. D. Gordon, was die
posed of at a Raffling Match, the lucky win•
=Awing_ r.—A aron—ria c k-o f—tbe—.l3e wde n
House Restaurant.
PAY_TLIE 8U.4.L1.-13rus.-13101-MlAlls
should be .rom Id The_aen_lo_w_h_om_
they are due, generally need the, money.—
The little bills are thelones that make num.
berlesa gaps in the world of business.—flow
much comfort to families, cheer to despond.
iog business men, and encouragement genet'.
- ally, would be given by the immediate die
charge of all little, and perhaps ',half forgot.
ten obligations! Pay small debts, and, its a
capital time to commence this week.
GET A Homs.L—People who rent ;for ten
years pay out sufficient money to buy an ex
cellent home of their own. ' Get a lot if you
live in:a:city or;town,:and as soon as possi
ble put thereon a house to live in. No mat
ter if icis scuall. - or;only . a
.wing of a pros
peotivelhouse—it is betterolias paying rent;
Thousands might be rich that are poor if
they had put their: means into a -home of
their own,
[For the Record.
Adams CountylTeaehers' Institute
Editor Village Record :—Permii—me to
give your readers a brie! Report of.' ths:Ad
-11338 Co. Teachers' Institute, as it may be of
some interest to the Teachers of our own
County, and also to the.friends.of . , the Com•
mon Schools among us.
The Institute convened is the Court Moues
in Gettysburg, on Monday, December 26,
1870.
The sessions were opened by vocal music.
The sessions of each day were partly coca
pied by Lectures on Elocution by Mrs. An
na C. Randall of the Oswego Normal and
Training &boo!, Oswego, N. Y. Mrs. Ran
dall has compiled and edited a work, entitled:
"Reading and Elocution." This work she
had at the Institute, and used it in her daily
instructions and readings. She read eeleo.
tions also frotn.other works. On Thursday
evening Mrs. R. gave an entertainment which
proved interesting:and profitable. .On Fri
day evening she lead her celebrated Lecture
entitled: "Our great-grand-mothers and their
great-grand-daughters." Nut being present
I cannot make any remark.
Prof. Ferrier, of the Pennsylvania College,
lectured on the oo•mon English branches.
Prof. J. V. Montgomery ; of Millersville,
State Normal School, was present and lec
tured on Penmanship. The Prof. is an act
complished :penman, and hikinatructions on
his subject were more interelling Mule than
any other I have yet heard before a Teach
er's Institute.
Aline Hennas subjeets and questions were
before tho Institute of whioh t cannot write
for want of space.
The attendance" of the CountyiTeachers
was good. The sessions were well attended
also by the citizens. The time being Christ
mas week may have contributed to.the.good
attendance.
The Teachers' Institute can be made a ben.
efit to parents and friends of Education as
well as to Teachers. If we want better schoo's
we must not stand afar off and be indifferent.
The Institute adjourned on Friday evening.
7 Waynesboro', Jan. 4, 1871. D. B. M.'
nEADAOUN, NEURALGIA AND blEavous
DISEASES I.—The wonderful effects of Dr. J.
Briggs' Alleviator / for. the speedy oars of
the above very prevalent and painful Olio-
Bons, is,known . to many thousandd.who have
Used it with the most unqualified success. In
every case of the eomplaints above eoumera
ted it has never failed to give immediate re
lief. Its effect is magical beyond, precedent.
'Ode trial will convince the most skeptical.—
'Bald by 'all druggists, each bottle making
tio.tparti when diluted for aie. Bold by
F. For/limn;
• in Jeit 'county, Alkalises, livit week, a
boy named Bottler aged fourteen years, shot
.and instantly his brothers bride, who
had just arrived. The boy bad threatened
to do ilo before the marriage. .
IBlre..Esther Morritraustice of the peace,
io lowa, has temporarily retired from the
bench to nurse her baby.
• CORN% BOISIONS, BAD NAILS, CALLOSI
TIES, &a.—lt i 6. an-astonishing fact that nine
out of every ten persons we meet are sorely
troubled with their feet: Very few are ex.
empt,. Dr. 1 Beiggs' popnler remedies--;
Curative - and Alleviator—ere reliable and
certain is their iffoers. The curative for sore
and tender corns, bunions, bad oar
a soothing balm for wounded feet,
idly ouree the worst oases. , Aire,
the care of common oOrna and buniona "and
the previntion of ill corns it a puzzle to
soientifie minds. Sold by F. Northman.
lion. W. M. TWeed, the crest New York
city Politician has' given $50,000 to be dis
tributed among the poor of the seventh ward
of•N York, and Sheriff O'Brien, of the acme
city has just given 4,000 tune of coal to be
distributed among the poor of the 21at ward.
A recent divorce in Rhode Island was
caused by a dispute about a goose,
Brigham Young has another baby. He's
a funny man—the older he grows the more
young he gets.
COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, &o.—Use Briggs
Throat sad Lung Healer. Bold by F. Forth
man. ,
T,I7 A g
VEGETABLY. SICILIAN
''/ • 4 HAIR.
--RENEWER.
Is the only infallible Hair Preparation for
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO XTS ORIGINAL
COLOR AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH.
It ii . the cheapest preparation ever offered to
the public, as one bottle will last longer
and accomplish more 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 oat. -
It cleanses. the Scalp, and Makes the hair
SOFT v LOSTROUS AND SILKEN.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
R. P.HAIL dr-00,-,--Nashuai - N - . — li. -- i - Propriatorr;
For sale by all druggists. dcc I-Imo
"r3E3C3311 ..ILIAC.A.:JEt. •
Near Greencastle, on the 27th tilt „by Rev.
H. 0. Lecher, at his residence, Mr. EMAN
UEL-11-ADR-to-Misi A N - N - A — B YERSTrOM
of Jackson Hall, this county.
Near Greencastle, on the 29th ult., by Rev,
11. C. Lesher, al his_residenco,—Mr.—W-1.-1,-
- LIAM A. WQR-LE-Y - , of GreeneastWtolllilf
tgomery township.
On the 15th nit., at the residence of the
bride's parents, in Antrim Township, by Rey,
A. Buhrman, Mr. JACOB D. SLIMMERS,
of this vioinifffoiliss SUSAN A: IlER•
SREY.
Accompanying the above notice we re•
ceived a handsome token in the shape of a
one dollar "greenback," for which we tender
the happy groom and fair bride our thanks
and trust that the joys of wedlock, with the
good things of earth, may be abundantly ad
ministered unto them through life.
At Beautiful. View Springs, on the eve.
ning of the 28th ult., by the_Rev. J.
.W.
Weightman, S. A. STEPHENSON, Esq.,
os Pittsburg, Pa., to Miss MAGGIE M.
KNEPPEI Waynesboro'.
Another !—Accompanying the above we
received a one dollar "greenback," and four
dollars additional, advance 'payment for two
years_aubscription to the RECORD. Such
"windfalls" are. not of common occurrence.
Friend S. will therefore accept our thanks
and well wishes for his prosperity and hap
piness and that of hie fair Maggie in the fa
.
ture.
THE "1"COTIMEI.
Oa the 12th nit., in Peters Township,
Mrs. BARBARA GABST in her 91st
year.
Near this plane, on the 20th ult , HEN-
RY A., eon of Mr. D. B. Rash, aged 15 yrs.,
8 months and 9 days. .
ril/r4.4
PHILADELPIIIA, DEC 31.—The Flour mar•
het is very firm, and the transactions is con.
sequence are somewhat restricted.
For wheat there is an increased demand ;
but at lower figures; sales of 8,800 bushels
at $1,44®1 49 for lodises red and $1.47®
1 50 for Ohio amber.
Rye is steady at 88@900. for Pennsylvania
and Western.
Corn Comes in slowly and prices are firm,
sales of 5500 bushels at 78c. for Western
yellow, and 75®780 for Western mixed..
Oats command full figures; sales of 2500
bushels at 55@560 for Pennsylvania and
Western, and 54fc for Delaware.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
WHERE AS letters testamentary to the Estate
of •Miss Mary B. Cochran, hate of Wnynes•
bow', dec'd, base been granted to the subscribers:
All persons indebted to the said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same will present
the same without delay.
W. S. AMBERSON,
W. A. HELIX
Jan 5-6 w Executors.
EIOUSE AND LOT AT
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber will offer at Public Pale, ON
ISAvruitusT, JANUARY 28, 1814 it iwostory
BRICK D WELLING HOUSE
and half Lot Ground, on Church .Btrect, Waynes
boro'. There are also on the lot a Wtish House,
Smoke Haim, Bakeowen and Frame Stable with
Buggy Shed and Bog Pen attached. Sale to com
mence at I o'clock. on said day, when the. terms
(which will be easy) wi• I be made known
JOHN F. JOHNSTON.'
•
jan b—ts.
- NOTI•CE.
•A" persona knowing themselves indebted to
• Thos. J. Cunningham are notified that his
hooks and accounts are in the hands of the subscriber
for settkment. Unless early . payment is made
costs. will be added without respect to persona.
GEORGE MIDDOUR.
dec 5 St
DISSOLUTION.
MBE ce.partnership heretofore existing between
Reisinger & Hollingsworth in the -Tailor.
ing business ,wea dissolved by mutual consent on
the Ist instant. The business will be continued as
usual by the undersigned. Persons indebted to the
late firm will please cell and close their accounts.
dec 22 3t) • JACOB REININGER•
D EPORT OF THE . CONDITION OF
Itthe'First. National Batik of Waynesboro',
Ya,, at - clop of business, December 28, '7O.
. RESOURCES. '
Loins and Distounts, $63.280.21
Over Drafts, r- 233 68
11. 8 Randall Secuto Cirediation; 75,400.00
U. S. Donde on Hand, , • . 32,850.00
Other Stocks. BOON, die- 1,298.00
Due from Rode - airline :,i_gents' • . • 7,241.05
Duenuri --- 1 °their Xi - Atonal Ranks, 7,518 - .36
Due from other Ranks andßankers, 1;476.87
Current Expeniar,
Taxes Paid, ,
Cash Boras including-Stampsi 469.00
Bills of other Nat. Banks, 90 00
Fractional eerilyWY and pickets, 242.09
Legal Tender Notes; 7.676 00
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stork,
Purplus Fund,
Discount, Interest, and Profit and Logi,
Circulation Ontstaniling,
Dividends Unpaid,
Individual Deposits,
Due to Nat West Batiks, - -
,Due to other linitlss and Bankers,
State of Pennsylvania, ? Q . ;11 '
County of Franklin, .S.'" _ ' • •
I, John Philips, 'elanier of the First National
Bank of Waynesboro', do solemnly swear, that the
above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. •'• jNO. PHILIPS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day
of January, A. 1'., - 1871. • '
, J. BURNS AMBERSON,_,N. P.
Correct— Attest:
' JOSEPH
ALEX: Directors.
HENRY GOOD,
jqn 5.1 t
110138 FURNMIRE!
I. H. WHIT 111 0 RE, .
Wholesale and Retail Dealer,and Manufactarenof
HOUSE FURNITURE,
AND
UPHOLSTERER..
REN GA
takes this method of informing his customers and
the public that he has
REDUCED THE PRICE OF FURNITURE
from iC2I to:twenty per cent. °Wing to the advan
tages he has uver other Manufactuiers he can and
will sell Furniture at a less price than any other
. :
THREE STORE _ROOMS
filled with every varirty of Furniture, from a plain,
common articie, to the finest in use, he feels war
-ranted in sa3 ing-that-he-can-pleasa all tastta.
EXA3IINE•LIST OF PRICES.
BEDBT E A DS.
COTTAGE—lmitation of Walnut $5, 0,7, to 8
Solid_ Walnut . 8. 9y to_lo_
JENNY LIND— 3-Arch Top Panel,
Walnut " 14, 16 to 18
3-Arelr Top Panel,
, Imitation- 10, 12 to 14
Ilcund, Corncr•foot, 3 Panels Walnut
carved ' 25 to 30
" Font, Oval Panel Wal
nut, Moulded 30, 35 to 40
ANTIQUE—New sty le .25, 30, 35,40 to 60
FINa ANTIQOIII CHAMBRII SUMS,
Fuel Mnrble ISO to 175
COT. CHA MBE R SUITS, 65,38,40, 45 to 60
SOLID WALES mars-- 60, - 75 to 85
DUREAIIB.
Imitation Wal., 4 Drawers, with glass
wood top $l4, 15 to 16
Imitation Wal. 4 drawers,with glass,
Marble top 17, 18 to 30
Solid Wal. 4 Drawers, with glass
wood top 20, 22, 25 to 32
u " Marble top 25, 30, 22 to 60
Imitation ' }O, 12 to 14
TABLES.
Dining Tabls, six legs, $7,50 to $9
Breakfast do, four legs, 5 to 6
Marble top do. 20 tiifferent pelotas, 9, 10, 12,t0 IS
Extension 'relates, per foot. 2 to 3
CHAIRS.
Windsor or Woml Seats (4 din) from $5, 6,7 to 10
Cone Seats, per ha If a 02., 9,10, I 1, 11.50, 12 50 to 30
((lave over 6000 the above on 1 and.)
Wood Seat Rocking Chairs, from 1,25 to 5
Cane Seat Rocking Chairs, from 2 to 7
Willow'Seat Rocking Chore, from 2 to 10
Spring Seated Chairs, upholstered in
Hair Cloth, Brocatel, Rep & Ter-
ry, ranging in price. !verbal f dos, front 25 to 75
11 ticking Chairs, upholstered as above, 9 to 15
Tete•a-Tetes, upholstered as above,
(each) from 20, 22, FM, 25, 30 to 75
Mx or Plain Sofas, fronl 18, 2Q to 30
Lounges, upholstered in Hair Cloth,
Brocatel, Rev, Terry and Damask,
Spring Seats, (cacti)
from 7,8, 9, 10, 11, 12, to 30
WA RDROISES.
Imitation Walnut, ter
Solid Walnut,
A lso , s ide Hoards, Wash Stands, Mattresses, and
in fact everything in the Furniture line. The lim
its of an advertisement ip entirely ton narrow to give
a full list of prices, and kin& of furniture manu
factured at this establishment.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
Ilarnenumbir the place.
-- 1. 11. WHITMORE,
dee 1:67] Greencastle, Pa.
PARIS MEL SALE.
THE subscriber offers at Private Sato n Traci of
best quality Limestone Lane, containing
FIFTY-ONE ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
3 or 4 acres of which are well set with thriving tint
her, situated alorg the Waynesboro' an I Greencas
tle turnpike, about mid way between the two pees
The Marsh Run passes through the meadow. The
above tract joins lands with Samw•el Nickel(teams,
and others. JOHN JOHNSTON.
dec 22-If.
PRIVATE SALE I
THE subscriber, residing shout one mile west of
Waynesboro', near the pike, offers et private
sale a tract of good farming land, containing
47 ..41. C 1 R. .11111 ,
I I acres of which are set with fine large Timber.—
This tr*ct is a portion of bib firm and twining lands
of John Frice, John Funk and Jacob Holsinger.
On the premises there is erected a new two-story
weather-boarded
DWELLING HOUSE,
lhere being a spring of excellent water near the
house. There is also a good stable and other out
buildings thereon.
Tho above property is a- desirable one, and per
sons wishing to buy or to vrew it. should call on the
subscriber. DANIEL HOLSINGER,
dee 22-31 - Waynesboro', Pa.
STRAY STEER..
Came to the premises of the subscribcr,at Mt.
Alto Forge, soinstime in October' last; a small Inuit
Steer, supposed to be about 10 months old.. The
own.'r is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take him sway.
dee 29-3 t , J(SHU.t BARS', Jr.
. W012LPE23,17 LEICZ)I;2I,a
Came to' the farm. late the residence of Abrm.
Barr, dec'd, about the first of November lest, a White
Boar, supposed to be about 10 months old. The
owner is requested to prove property. Oa! i barges
and take it away.
dec 2931 HARRY C. BARR.
7 UST RECEIVED—A full stock of Leattir fur
shoemakers and saddlers, at
ROUZER & FRANTZ'S,
june Ott Pikesville
ALMANAC roit 187 L I
Jinuary, 1 2 8
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15. 16 17
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29 sty IA"
1,933.93
450.25
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$200,159 8B
March,
$75,000.00
15.000.00
4 739.17
.66.289 00
3!5.00
37,870.42
582.03
239.88
$209,159.88
August,
September,
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17 18 19 20 21
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NOTICE.
1,10, 12. 14. 16 to 30
15, 10.20, 25 to CO
FALL GOODS
at lower prices than they have been for several
years, to which we call the attention ()fall who wish
to.bui
A fall assortment of Cloth., Cos:amerce,
Men and 13078 wear at
A. B. &
A full assortment of Delains and al: kinds
mer goods for Ladies at
A El: dr.
Bleached and Brown Medina selling low
A. It. &
A heavy stock of Ingrain, Importe4 Raw
kinds r of Uorpet at
A. B. &
Cil Cloths and Mattinga large lot at
A. B.&
Wall and Window Paper in great variety
A. 11. &
Ladies and Misses Shoes cheap and good
- &
We have a fitll assortment of all kinds
Goods,. N otions, tlueensware, Hardware, any
cerise to which we call your attention and fe
fident the twe can give you full satisfaction
Bard to price and quality.
dcc 1-1970.
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We ore now receiving our first supply of
CHAP GOODS.
CrGive us a call.ig
AMBERSON, BENEDICT *lr.
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