VILLAGE RECORD.
vv.". Iranoas B CYO.
Tkutrisday,lbrinitOrS 1071.
jy'i'he total' peoptlat-os of . . the Visitea
States, aciAndilig tii the hitt tessus i is 338;
6363* -
itet.,Oiso tfitiassita ladies,. pith MTe. Get.:
ere% Sitetom to lead, helm sent to Coupes's
Yetionatiatine against female Infferage.
**iirrion. Thomas A. Scott, 'Vice Pfeil'.
dent of tho Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
has been elected President of the Shenandoah
Valley Road one of the Connections' :of the
termer Company. '
**Oohs Branton, the tend' who first vio. I
bred the person and then murdered the
Uhibi Mary Morbthen i --in—September-,--188f3T I
Was gbaoged by the neck until dead,' in Phil.
adeiphia, Wed ' nesd'ay a Week, W pnatabinent
*bleb, although it it the extreme penalty of
the law, is scarcely-adequate fot a crirofr so
Deblois&
ilotigie of Represeotativeir on
Tuesday a week passed a bill extending the
tounty land' system. It : gives away more
of the .fli.overnment. These hinds are
to be subject to preemption by lapel sol
diers and sailers, who are given one year to
Co any person desiring trelnenie in the West.
arbr. K. A. Wolff, mit of de' MOO no.
Sodom professional abortionists in New torte
city, has been eonvioted of manslaughter in
the second degree, and sentenced to seven
years in the penitentiary. A second indict.
meet fer Biritilar offense is pending against
Situ.
Ihieffse steadier W. 1. Aftior, exploded
her bailer fourteen 'wafts from Memphis a
bout 10 o'eto \ ek oa Saturday mornings week,
rearing away the forward part of her cabin.
She thou took fire and burned till her bow
sunk. After the. explosion moat of the pass
engers rushed down to the lower deok, and
many in the confusion jumped into the rill.
er aed.were drowned.— When - tbi bow sunk
the wares canoed thereby swept off the lower
• deck, all the people gathered on it.. Captain
.13rolaski says be had 45 cabin and 40 deck
passengers, -- and thinks that at least 60 of
thee were lost.
A latter dispatch says it is believed that
eighty-seven lifes were lost by the disaster,
including many women and children, and
several entire family.
s& The Philadelphia Preis says The
surreedef of Paris timidly ends what will
be known in history as the greatest of all
the wars of the first three•quastere of the
nineteenth century. /tr point of 'duration
others have exceeded, but none it the ra
pidity with which battle has succeeded bat
tle,• the etrange and almost unexampled suc
cess which followed, the fortune cjt_one of
the combatants from the very outset, and
the immenci loss of life -upon each lido. The
capitulation of Paris makes this third susses•
der of an entire army—fireb
then Batatnes and how that Troche. The
Prussians have captured fully seven tun•
died thousand men Bien Augwst 2d, when
the contest was initiated with a skirmish on
the heights of Saarbrnck, whale the Prince
Imperial received. his baptism of fife. The
loss in killed and wounded, is the aggregate
will amount too half a million—a* awful sac
rifle° of life, for which Louis Napoleon is
mainly anairerable.
Up to Saturday there was great distress in
Paris, and hundreds of persons were dying
daily from starvation; the supplies received
being entirely inadequate to the want. The
entire German army of investment will make
a triumphal march through the city. The
Berlin Gross Gcthette denies that Russia has
requested Germany to be moderate in deal.
iog with Franco..
Tut Mitttett of Vtcd.--that vitae dad im
morality In their worst and most dangerous
forme are marching on witk fearful rapidity,
osnont lid otherwise than painfully palpable to
every careful reader of the public journals of
the day. Pidk tip most any paper you may
and your eyes are.greeted with the 'announce
tnent'of one or mere ..etimes compiled id dif
ferent parts of the country, while the leaner
pion, parents of the former, Brsp out in an.
Merolla paragraphs id every part Of the pa
per. It most be that the present is the grand
carnival season of bis Estanie 114jesty, ,and
that all this imps of darkness from the infer
nal regions have been turned loose upon SO
chit)? to riot upon the fat of the land, sad if•
possible to till deeper degrade poor human'
kind.
ittirMeobanies are the pekes bttilders of
the world ; not a stick is berm, hot a 'atone
Anted in all the lordly , dieliings die rich,
thit'does not owe'its beauty, and, finish, to ,
the ettil of the mechanic: The. towering
spires :bat raise their giddy heads aeon
tb4o . 4lo!ids depend upon the alephapid'a .art
.theit strength and symmetry.." Yot,t,ati
itdifitse4or dtrotion. Qr business. , or-setufort,
but bears this ititpreas of their hoods Ho*/
iiiii4ed r ial Ih* ironi,tioti f host stiblinte their
fliir►ThO papery iVe 'of aioointi of att
bidet:its perusing- from-kit:llllkm fires with
very dibipirotur prwetice
3
radd tto 'rtru,i),uto woluon his lil sod: prop,
suolititiefotir kind
/lbw , ' • .
the arable lands
area o
n-ibertitle
LOCAL MATTERS.
Stilt itientsray. 6 —The public sates where
Wei through the 0010M13 of the Village
Record/come off in the folfewieg order:
' Din 'Garver, ono elle cut of -Rios.
gold, litd,„Febraary
Yobn Ilelle Deer Viliney,. February
' .. •
Franklin Miller, 21 miles North west of
Wayneabore' t February 21.
H.-C. Si B; N. Barr, 2 milel Sonth of
Waynesboro!, February 234 • •
John Hoover, of. J., about. 1 Mile South
east of Ringgold, February 24.
John Holder ; near liforrterey Springs, Feb . -
rusty 2t.
John Welty, 2, miles gorth of Smithburg,
February 24..
lease Rt. Yet, 3 miles Wear of Waynes
boro', February 2S.
David Myers, b mile East et Mt. Hope,
John EtaIWO & W. S. Amberson, 21
miles South of Waynesboro', March
Peter Geiser,• Wayneabotoi, Mart 26'. •
Vr•The days are se hour longer than they
were during the middle of December.
Cr Bead the yet, ttivertisemente hr Ebb
ifirThe Mechanicsburg Journal Caye (hat
a colcired lady of that town died lost week at
e %Tura
Osurratit-in our hitt Wee 159 barrels
oohs, hay, fodder and. potatoes were over
looked by the compositor in setting the sale
advertised by H. (.1. And B. Barr.
gin kOttr patron. will please excuse the
erowded state of our advertising columns.
In a few weeks we willbe enabled to fornislr
more resting.
Dwan.—Hon, JASPERY E: Bitest, for
merly of Chambersburg, died in Washington
city all the 23d alt., aged about 80 years.—
Ele will be remembered by many persons es
a promieetrt-politioilusAn-tbe - days - of - the - e
whig party.
ri" There'll last was Candlemas's o t
%round hag day, and marry persons regard
it as a sere prognosticator - of — the Weather
daring the ensuing part of the winter:
Ileandlemass day be fair and bright,
toter ru, Mire anoth - et - ftiglitT -
But if gundleranss.day be cloud" and rain,.
Winter is gone and will not come again,
12r According to the' ReposiiorS the re
cent iuvestigations between :flyers and Coss•
na is reference to illegal, votes oast at the
late election' is this county,. fuets up about
thirty cases spinet the former and about six
against the latter. The editor is reliably in.
formed that the investigation as f'ar se it has
progressed, gives Cessna about um hundred
is the Diettiet:
96..CONSOLIDATED.—+-The Rtvenue die.
triote of this County have been consolidated.
The whole County forms but two distrxel
soar. The North Ward of Chataberabarg,
Antrim, 'Washington, Peters ; Montgomery,
Warren and Hamilton eompose the one dis
trict, called the Eighth of *Mob
Jere. Cook Esq , is appointed Asiiiisist As
sessor, The South Ward of Chambersliurg,
QUiney, Guilford, Green, St. Thomas, South
mutat, Fannett, .4..etterkonny,:l.urgau tied
Metal townships compose the other district,
called the Ninth Division, of which Mr.
Thomas J. Grimeson ia.appointed Assistant
Assessor.
JtnxissitrP.—We learn from the Harris
burg Daily Tlegraph of Wednesday last , that(
W• M. Hell, Esq., of Bedford, has been ap
.
palmed by Governor Geary to the Judge
ship of this Judiaal District, composed of
the eounties of Franklin, Bedford, 'demurest
and Fulton, made vacant by the recrent death
of Jidge King. The appointment is an - ea;
telleat one, Mr. Hall being a sound lawyer,
and possessing, in other respects, qualities
which eminently fit him to discharge the the
ties of the position.— Opinion,
Itsbrors.--We give below a list of our
subscription receipts for • January :
D. B 82 00
Samuel Mitchel], 2 60
Mrs. Mary L Shover, 2 00
Henry !Asher, 2.00
John Spaegler, 2 00
Dr. Y. D Fahrney, - 2.00
Jobe H. Frantz, - 200
David Snorberger, ' 2.00
Samuel Orawake; ' 288
John H. Haae, 2 00
' ILO. Hoover, 200
John Saitety, 4.00
' John Bnewheriter, ' ',. 800
'John Heller, Sem i . , 2.00
John Eshelman, , 100
Daniel Hollinger, 4 49
' Rev. Ji F.. 011 01 ' 2 00
' Jacob Short, ' 200
' Christian Miller, ' 1.00
Win: Heekinan, ~ , : ' 00 - .
Daniel Sengei;
~. 8 00'
Henry Hoover, . . . .h 00
Jacob Tharp; ' „' , 2.00
• lientyi Deardorff, '
,". - 2.00
Thos. Leanne, - , ' ' ' 4 00'
• Samuel Gillian, ' .; ' ' 2.00'
Rev. S. 8., Mater, . , • .1.00
Peter Heekninu, ' 2.00
~. ,
.I.lpoj. M;iller„'
2.00
' ' T.•.bliehationias, ', ' 200
Geo. B Haulier, 2 1 00
John C) Homier, '' - - 200
A, B. Staler • • - • • 200 1
Gatorfie - Luce; tisk* ii thalami!) , lof
&etas - Wtiod wadi. at Bloopiagtoii, IW, lies
burned 'tir death, on the : tight of site . 1 ,36 dlr. )
by' tbd 'etplaslion. - of 'sr 'ke'roaese Imp.. LI atm°
and furniture wire iiLte'delitrostel: • • / •
Wayne county. TellooBol3,,chitoit the old
est' man. Ile it 11.5:1"'
An lowa Sheriff reeently , s-o4d ti family 13;-
.
blo to satiety a judgement.
BUSINESS LOCAIGS.
,VotinD. - -A °bad% cape fount' Of
oar strew, bae been left atitibt 0f5041 -
itluEtatailekr. raising alltlitir at
1=1:13
leak) soit *sat dot totips f Get,
lierioisid as Reid's. Re ateo keeps
magearout.
G tatintlt Szat is.;-.-GanDEN SZEDS.—Tbe
but varieties, and largest assortment, at Dr.
AMberson's Drug Store.
FISEE AND therzaBl,-,-Iteid el , peots to re-
Wire . fresh, fish to-morrow, Re keeps
good oysters for sale by the pint, quart or
gallon.
*GPM notion's* against fire until you
have first seas Lew. W. Detrich, and leant&
from him the` advantage of insuring on the
cash plan,. instead of going itito 'lll stpal eons
panise and Continued assessments..
bave been mit% ii oat falsity
one of the Wheeler & Sewing
chines recently purchased of Mr. Thus. 11.
B. Elliott, and can
,eertify to its being a
number one Maebierv— unsurpassed by none.
Does its work perfectly an gives entire attic.
faction— Mrs. BittrAti BROWN.
ANOTIMG NOTICE •- , -"l'Vberetts the. Book
accounts et the old firm of Reid & Wayeant
have been standing longer than one yeas
ali pessons , indebted are requested to come
forward-and-wake immediate settlement.
And alI personsindehted to rm. I trust
will settle their accounts without further
notice and get my receipt with thanks.
eft. rfavieg rued a Wilson-Improved , -SW
tag Machine —parehased of A. E Waynaut
—in .use for several months,j do not hesitate
j_tl_prononnee it unsurpassed for family serv
ing. On all kinds of goods light , ss well as
beam it has worked to my entire satisfitotion.
It is not liable to get out of order or break,
needles and is the simplest, guieka mud east;
est-running machine I_have seen..
Mrs. Aram 11. Xttltrt.'
DENTISTRY.—Pr. Branisholts inserts full
upper and lower sets of teeth for i§lO, $l5,
$2O. No Dentist in the county vises better
material for the same prices. All work in
awed fox one year . and to be what it is rep
resented. All pergolas needing the services
of a Dentist should give him a call as his
werk has been giving general satisfaction
and his pikes ace at low as any Dentist's in
the Bonney.
We the undersigned having used the
Wheeler At Wilson Sewicg Machine for a
number-of years,ean recommend it as a first
Glass "Machine and ose that is durable.
Persono oistitog to see and inspect the a.
hove Mschiri . it eao Lave an oppertunitY by
calling at Braokbill's Gallery where entire
satisfaction will be given. A credit of twelve
months on each Machine. Thos. Li. B. El
liott, Agent.
IttirAt a regular Council Sleep of 'Noss
Tribe, No. 101, I. 0. of It. M., held en the
sleep of the 30th of Cold Moen, G. S. D.,
380, the annexed committee was appointed
to•draft resolutions relative to the decease of
Bro. J. B. French's wife, and submitted the
following as their report, which was unani•
mously adopted:
Whereas; It has pleased the Great Spirit
in his infinite wisdom and goodness to remove
from unto the happy Hunting Grounds of
her Fathers, the wife of our beloved bro,
James 13. French, be it therefore
Resolved, That we deeply sympathies with
the husband (and our Bro ) in this his sad
bereavement for the invaluable loss that be
has thus.sustained, in having the family tie
sundered by the band of Death, and throw.
log his little family upon the cold charittes
of the world.
itesaved, That the husband and father
(and our Bro.) in this his day of trial almuld
look to the Great Spirit for coosoldtion, and
we would have bim to believe that his af—
flictions are put upon him for a wise and a
holy purpose.
J. B. RUSSELL,
W. A. PREOE,Committee.
C.N. BRAVER, •
Oa motion, a copy at the above revolu
tions to be banded to Bro. French, sad one
to the Record for publication.
RUSSELL, C. Of R.
• istzti.Es
• t VECETABLESICIUAN
, .
•.k
--RE/MrEita
Alio basis of its remedial properties is a vegetable
compoOna. • • • •
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY: 'FLAIR. TO
:ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
It will keep the hair from falling out. •
lt cleanses the scalp and makes the hair wilt Ine
trous and silken.
h is a splendid heir dressing.
R. A. HALL & co. Nadine, N. H. Proprietors
Etternal, 'Bleeding 'or
Itohing. , . This distressing and 'harrowing
disease is alarmiagly on the increase, More
so. perhaps, iron the fact,that those who are
agitated from a - false notion of delicacy,. are
afraid to ask for a remedy ; thrifty makifig
'their condition known. flow wrong nod.fs,
tal this assist% At the. first intimation
Of ; the appearande of. Cotiglaint they.
a . procuni, Aria?. tinrirkled Rein
ody, and, using i, iuseeriliink .te dileCticits t
iM mediatelyshack it sod pertnimenilY cure
it. • It is easy of spplieition.'agd , tborongli
in its effects. Sold by ti':
W. A. , REID
Rev J. A. DoMoyer,
J. W. Coon,
Henry T. Cretin,
Mre. A. J.. Hibshman,
00IIOU9, COLDS, • BSONDSITS c ASTHMA,
ke. , - 4 1'he ebe,to tempinints, es • Winter op.
pi . baelnisiteetn Stibe unceasing is ptevaletien,
sand'if i nflt *e i
a n ghee, either one may Arid
to that ittiatikl and fugal disable—eoneunip.
lA:in, What il : eitcnienlity :to neglect tbeni.
plum the nifty be sit terrible! Siiggs'
Throat sod Longllealeti IA a positive remety
for ali'diseises of tbe throstriungs - and - oh n
—nev.or,folling, when, n e ed iti,thaMorniPSo(
affliction. - Bold by dregkists.
°birth, BUNIONS, latiito*lNO Nita*
Ste. , —Tite enormously - iniireasing eales,ol
atrigge! 'Allevater and Curative les the pre
'Vanden and - ma of the ninny painful diseas.
.es of the feet r bear witness to their w,ooder
fut saperiority over all other. :like prepare.
Hoes. for years they , have been steadily
growing in favor. until nos the great Major.
Pty who are tronbleti Audi bad feet will use
no othei remedies. Abe CtrratiVe, for sore.
tender and festered, acorns and bttnione, bad
nail's,' ,ie soothing and healing,' pertnan
early curing the worst eases when used no
carding to d'irectione. The Allevator, for
the pure of all (minima _ eons and for the
prevention and 011ie' of all' cores, bunion*,
tko.,,is, 'par excellent,', the only article ever
yet discovered that Will producer a like result.
Sold by F. Forthocan,A .11ruggists generally.
IMEnn ..A.221304C1.3M..
In Hagerstown, on the 26th ult., by Rev.
T. T. Titus, Mr. LEWIS BABKbOLL, to
Miss ANNIE,' SHANK, both of Ringgold
Distriet, Wash. Co., Md.
Nair Geeneastle on the 17th ult., by Rave
H. C. 'Asher, Mr GEORGE W. BREW
-BAKER, to Miss LEA - 811E5,60th of tide
County.
UM ME: IM'CZklig.lSta
Four miles south, of Waterville, Kan.,
Dee. 10 1870, of typhoidiever, WALTER
G. HARI3AUGEI : aged 18 years 7 months,
and 26 days.
A-Uri-MORE 111 - ARHETS Feb. 6 1871. t,
FLOClR.—Blarket dull this morning, and
the feeling in it rathet heavy. Buyers gen
erally are demanding a concession in prices,
but hatter' still ask fall rates,- and transac
tions were consequently very limited, sales
being reported on 'Change of only 300 bbla.,
viz: 100 Western Spring Entre at 66.75 and
200 %Vaster. Family at 87.40 per bbl.
WilliAl!.—Market very quiet this morn;
log, and scarcely as firm in toue aeheretofere.
Bales reported of only 1,090- bushels red ut,
from 158 cents for fair to 190 scents for strict . -
ly
CORN —Market firm today with priees
2to & cents higher than on Saturday. Re
ceipts 14,000 bushels, and sales as follows.
viz.: 4,000 Southern white at S7®B9 emits;
1,500 whits mixed at from-80—to-85—cents;
8,000 Southern yellow at 80@82 seats;. and
1,200 Western do. at from 78 to 82 cents.
RYE.—Market quiet. No sales reported,
but we quote fair to prime as ranging from
90 to 100 cents. _
OATS.—Quet but steady. Sales 1,000
bushels at 57@58 cents.
PRIVATZ -SAM
HR subscriber ream at private sale 4 valuable
1111
Btri‘tiing Lots with allowance fur alleys, ttoci
tierg on West Maio Mies', Waynesboro', in the tear
of which is a Let rfortiaiitinc a half acre, more or
less. The lots will bJ sold togethcr or sr parately to
suit purchasers. tilEo. W. FOIMIKA.N.
feb 9—tf
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
OTICE is heieby given that Cyrus Schriver,
of Washington township. has appointed the ttn
dersigned assignee under a deed of to ninety assign
ment for the benefit of his creditors, All persons
having claims against the said Cyrus 801irieet, will
present them duly authenticated for settlement,and
those indebted wtll make payment without delay 1...)
the undersigned. HENRY BCtlltiVEft, Br.,
fel, 9 et) • Assignee,
AUDITOR'S NOT ►E,
.HAVING been appointed Auditor by the Or
phans' Cella of Franklin county, to distributer
'the balance in Me hands of George Uarbaugii, ad
rniwistrator of the estate of John Joins, to
and among the p, rams legally entitled thereto, will
attend to the duties of said appointment, at my of
fioe in Waynesboro', on Friday the 211th day of Feb-
-nary, 1971, when and' where all persons intereste9
may attend if they see prover
rob 9-311 LE:W. W. DItTRIGH. Auditor.
PULB.SM..O
THls
subscriber will sell at public sale n t his resi
tlPrice. 3 tulles WYRt, of Waynesboro',,near sa
lein Church and about 2. miles from the Marsh :gore,
On Tuesday the 28th of Febrway, 1871,
the following personal property, to wit :
5 WORK HORSES,
1 dun mare with foal 7 years old, I bay no (Cob
ham) with foal fl yearn old, 1 bay horse 10 years old,
good leader; 1 gray mare with foal, good wagon
leader, 5 years old, 1 sorrel horse, goad for riding
or driving, 12 years old ;
7 HEAD or CATTLE,
3 fresh inileh cows, 1 young bull 3 years old, 3 head
young elude, 1 elteop. 8 head or Hogs. tine Brood
Sow with pig, 1 young Boar 9 months Ohi ;
I New Four-horse Wagon,
four inch tread ; 1 three inch tread Vl'agora. 1 new
Drill, (Greencastle make) 1 new :Spring flake, one
Wood Hod. 2 pair Hay Carrisges, t new 'Natters
Reaper (self-raker) and ltrower combined, one'New
Jersey Reaper, (seftraker), grain cradle, mowing
scythe, 1 set new llreechbande, I.eet Front Gears, 3
sets Plow Gears, ft flynete, 3 blimlbrrillee, new lend
bridle, new cutting but, 1 sleigh basket, 2 spreaders,
guar. ton plaster, 1 new three horse Harrow, 1 self-,
sharpener Plow, t two horse Plow ) single , doubl e
and treble trees, 1 new jsckscrew, shovel, hay and
straw cutter, 500 Plasteiing Laths. 5100 ft inch Oak
Hoards) meat benches. empty bowels, tkoiliers ' 3
low's fodder, about 500 pounds Pork, , I wheat t arp,
1 good weft, rope, L dinner hell, 1 grindstone, 1 lot
good 'shingles, l new straw cutter. I cross 'cht sac,
I wood aim, about 1000 itimard fence lath. 'abut
50 saw Idgsi 1 bellows frame, 1 set dung beards. 1
twenty feet luddei.larks, rakes, I,windlas and frame,
a, lot plank.-Idiaing iron, 1 shoeing box andrarots,
2 pair ftealoWll; 1 Kitchen Cupboard. 1 wood box,
1 new Onentel Vaal stuve..l Chain 4 about l 0 acres
CA AIN IN, THE GROUND •
with /ins nys a rile Ire' not necessary to mention.. `.tale
to commence at, 9 o'clock on said coy when a cred-,
it of Tan Months Witt be given on att sums of Ten
DcliO us and up Nerds. ISAAC K. 1"OX,
Is suet.
NOTICE.
persons indebted' io mo either by , note or
hot& account, unrhozeby notitio3 that atter the
nrSt or March next.atil host. , aecountaa,tvlll Fret
placed, its the hjudo of au tii:er to bo collected oc
eurdibk to Ism J. 11').FT ti I NE.
let —3t
ASSIGNEIN
.„.
ypils undersigned; Aloigneis 'Sy Deed of VoIOIA
toiq aosignoteo4 of het* Cleko,l,of
ton Toivonthip;-Frardilin (..101int47•P0.,1, will tell at
riA lio;,faa oi(tho inethioo, oitosiod la
_41440
JonctiOn. % Willie k;olith of INsynOiboroN
06.FIUDAY TifeW OAT OF 111.A6RIVE:XT,
the following.. property, viz :
O.WORK HORSES,:
3 Colts, twO 'slid 2 three:omen; old; 2 'Mich COWOf
?I BUS, 6heigl'Youitg 0411(1,88 HEAD of HOGS,
15 tans Hey, 75 Initfillea ItYle "Straw, 36 bbls. (joul e
2b + hue. Hyo, 20 bus. Meats, 2 . 31) ba. WheatfesBficevx
lilows, 3Haterteiti Plows,
Drill, 1 Hay. Hal‘e, 1 Coiri,Corerer, T Whbieffam .
1 Slgh, _
I New TWo-1110msetWageif,
1 Four•horor Wagon, .1 two.-herso Wagon. one
Spring Wagon, 1 Ilitgev, 15 coide of wood, 300 feet
Ash Plank, 600 ft . Oa k Pia nit. 600 ft Fencing Boards,
a large lot Hawed Lumber, 200 Broad Fakes. 1 32
Narrow Felloes, 1300 Spokes, 18 wagon tongues, 4
sets *arrow scantling, 4 weguNexels, 300 palings,
nearly all of which is seasoned; 1 Hay Carriage,
2 SETS BLitiCKSINIITH' TOOLS,
. ,
I Tire Bender. 2 Mandrills, 500 Ms New Iron, 300
lbs old iron, 50 pair new horse shoes, 3 &Cages, two
axes, 3 mattocks, > jackscrew. 5 handsaws, ,1 cross
cut saw, I t augers,' chisels. I set turning chisels,
2 Stoves and ripe, Copper Kettle, 2 Iron Kettles, 1
book case unit desk, 2 grindstones; 1 Wheelbarrow,
1 boring machine, a lot wasonmaker toolt lot . 4.0.
p menu', 1 paint mill, 1 workbench, stone auger* and
hammers, 2sleds r drawing knives, braces, pincers,
wrenches ;. ono , share Waynesboro', : Maryllind and
State Line Turnpike Stock, 1 slime vacific and At ,
lantic,Tel. Stock ;
25 ACM OF OM TM GIMP,
5 acres Rye in the ground ; 25 bushel Potatoes; 2
meat tubs, 2 cans lard, 2 ,tables, 1 rifle, 1 fat press
and sausage cutter; 2 spreads, breast and butt chains.
double and single trees, lot grain bags, 3t forks and
rakes, 1 hnlf bushel, 4 collars, 5 blind braes, three
housings, 2" sets breechbands. 3 set!Lplese_gelus.A.-
nets, I saddle,. 3 lines, cow and halter chains, to—
gether with tuallypther articteii.to numerousio,Wien
tion.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock; A. M, when due
attendance and a credit of Eight Moi.tlie will be
given on all bums of Ten Dollars end upwards by
the.purehasers:giving approved security, all scum
under Ton Dollars to be paid cash.
JOHN HARD/111011, -
W 41. AMBERS°
Assignees of Henry On&
fib 9—ls G. V. Mom, adct.
o r .) . k c ilill o. i p l y.
He subscriber intending to discontinue farm ,
IFIP
ine; will oger at public sallit his residence. 3
miles Di orthAvest of Waynesboro' and 1 milli Vast
of Mt. Hope, on the road lending from the 'former
to the latter place, near Henry Besoro'4 mil, on-
Wednesday the Ist day of }Ultra next,
the following property, to wit:
SIX HEAD OtattlaSES
end-Uoltsormorrg--wirich - are - Vnumberozre - Videri;:
3 brood mares ;
zaaa- Quvvila-4
2 of, which are tat steers, 5 mulch cows, 2 will be
fresh about the time of sale, the balance young cattle;
146 JEEIIIII.I3I car mrcpiat..e.
1 of which is a full bread Chester hoar, three Sows
with pig )2 fnur-int h Wagons ono-nearly now, one
two-horse wagon, 1 spring wagon - IT — bag wagon. t
weets' bed 1 McCormick Reaper, 1 Drill, 1 Spring
tooth Hake, 1 sleigh end hells,. 2 pair hay Carriages,
2 sets dung boards, 4 three horse and I two horse
Owns, 2 single and 4 double shovel plows,a harrow s,
1 wheelbarrow, single; double and treble trees, two
sets breast chains, 1 set butt traces, four sets flout
sears 2 sets breechbands, 6 sets plow gears. 6 ay
nets:6 blind bridles:6 collars, 2 titling bridles, 2 ri-
ding saddles. t wagon saddle, 1 sot single harness,
6 halters, 12 cow chains, S log chains, 1 six horse
line; t windmill, lot forks and rakes, 1 giaiu cradle,
2 stowing scythes. 1 spreader. 1 filth chain, 1 - g - rind.:
stone, 1 large dinner bell, 2 mattocks, 1 piek, / saw,
axe, 2 cutting boxes, 1 hey knife, fifty, bundles of
long straw, hay by the ton, fodder by the beadle)
60 /ROES 01 &Et Ii 1118 GEN,
a lot cider barrels,. 1. iron kettle, I Dry House,. one
Parlor Stove, 1 betlet md, 1 lounge. 1 stand. tit ran
chairs, crib. 1 center table, and mny other mei
cies not neceesary to mention Sale to commence
at 9. o'clock. on said day when a cre.lit of It months
Will be given orr all sums of :RIO anti upwards.
DAVID MYERS.
fey Dia 0. V. MONO, atrct.
PUI3IC SALE.
frITERE will be sold at Pnblic Sale at the' real•
deuce of tho stigeriber, L miles North of Smith
burg, ne FR11) tY THE' 241`H OF FEBRUA—
RY, 1871, the following, property, v 4:
8 HEAD ,HORSES
AND COLT:4 10 HL•'AG OF. CATTLE„ Dur
ham Bull;
TWO FOUR-HORSE WAGONS NEARLY
NEW, Wood and Hey La 'dots, 1 self-rake Mc.
Cornviek Reaper, 2 hir .itt Drills. 1 fronßoller, one,
Spring tooth Italie, 3 three horw. Cultivators. 6 Bar:-
shear Plows. 12 single and doublet Shovel Plows, 2
Corn Cultivator/1, I Spring Wagon. 2 sere Breech•
bands, 4 seta Front Geer ~ I set double and single
liarnesi; •
10 TONS HAT, •
also 2 Copper Stills, capacity 235 gallons cash, 2
large Worms with nearly all the coppvr fixtures ire
cessary fur a di...tiller. with many ewer articles nut
neeessary to merit it'll.
Timms vY . 4 321bE, —Sale to commence et 9 o'clock
on said day, when n i firetlit of 9 Months wilt be giy
en on all sures of $' ft/ and upwards, by the purch
aser giving his note with approved security ; sums
under SLO the cash will be , reiuirete and if notes
are not paid within Id days after maturity, interest
will bo • charged Wm date. Isso goods to he removed
until settled for. JOHN WE:LTV.
fob 9—M
SURVEYING AM CONVEYANCING,
THE undersigned having had some ten years ex
perience as a practical Survey •r is prepdred to
do all kind's of burveying, laying out and dividing
up lands, also all kinds of :writing usually done ty
Scriveners.: Parties wiehiag,tiork done can call on,
or:addicts tbe•uuderaignod ai Waynosboro'. Pa. ,
• feb 2—tt] A. H. STOLEH.
. _
Assignees' Notice.
.
:NOTICE is herety given that Henry Oiks or
Washington township, hay 'appointed the un
deitigned asbigneeS under a deed of vOltintaryasz
gignment hir'thehenfit of, his creditors. Ad per.
sons hating claims against the said 'Henry Oaks, !
widivreseta. them .duly aUthenticatud f or o n t rer oon r,
and those indebted will wake psyment without de.
•lay t 1 the undersigned. JOHN .11ARBAUGH,
W. e, AMBEttON,
Assignees.
fib 3-43t]
DISSOLVTION.
TILE copartnership heretotirre ex[siing beta een
the untie-signed in the mercantile buonees,aeas
efOreohred by mutual cons lit on tne :II day of Jati-'
vary. 187 the bum , se to he continued as hereto
feire 'by W. U. [triton. The books and accounts ,
are. in the hands of the late firm, upon either of
vrbom,uereolas uilebte,d. era regrosteel 1,•1 I aii and
deem iticir accounts. H W. pit, Iw.N.
.I , )se Nil WA ,T
Mt. Hope, Jan, 26-7 t
PtTZIL
C SALM t
, . „. .
2T
,-. iititiittlirsigiOed tifeittfitig to Ostolitintan fajta:
I log; *ill. Olt wit Out 4eserie. sit bit iesidelice, ,
imileOdatit of silieilitorata
iThetiadiay,i4e'oB4 day of Febrtar . y, 1871,
parsonsl pipperiy,•tir wit : •
`ff:HEAD 'HORSES.:
among Which s;ri with - !esti:Writ, "
good Plow Loaders., Isestrit,Polt skim 4.4inlrrold;-
AnrCIATTLE, -
among which ore 7 eiteillilete Cows, 1 ilneyoualr
Heifer, will be fresh about time of sile, 1 fine young
Devon Bull, the balance thrifty 'bung cattle; three,
Brood Sows; 1 will bate pigs bj thee of sale; 7
head of Sh'oats ' •
rLANTALTION iVALGOSSi•
E with Bed all in good order; 1 pair Hay Udders,'
E one-horse Wagon, 1 Spring Wagon, O`three-liorse
and I two-horse Plows, 3 doable and 21ringle shoe-'
qqt Plows„2 Borrows. 1 Springtentla-Ritke, 1 Grain
Ilrill, • (Tioxel's Make), 1 WOODS' MOWER, one
cutting box, I wheat fan, I corn shelter, 1 grind'
stone nearly, new, 1 wheelbarrow, 2 sets dung boards,.
1 largo 'rope, lot grain bags. 6 sets, wagon , gears, 6
set plowvansi 6 fly nets, I six‘horse line; plow
lines, 1 set double and 1 set single harness, collars,-
bridles, halters,.3 riding saddles, 1 nearly new, one
wagon saddle. 1 sleigh,'3 strings sleigh belts, car—
penter tools. E crowbar,l.digging iron, 1 roughlock,
1 jackscrew,2 lo; chains,l fifth chain, breast chains, •
cow chains, 2 pair butt tracea,2 pair spreaders, treb
le, double end single trees,
i Set • Blaeksmith 'TOols;
all in good order; I stock ond die; s lot old iron, leit
hcirso shoes, 2 gisinersdleS,2 inoving.seythes,. 3
Coin eitoppets •
150 BARRELS CORN,
Hay bp the tnii, Ceinfoader by the bundle, about
30 bundles Rye Straw, Potatoes by.the bushel; •
01:01111111211
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of 4
bedsteads and bedding, 1 bureau, '2 tables, 1 flonr?
;:lest, 1 wood boa, 1 secretary, 1 desk, 1 lounge,
Cook Stove and fixtures, 1 Tetiplate biota,
1 Par.
A r_ateve, iron-leettle,-a lot pork. teight . day clock, •
3. Ws. vinegar, end • many other article ton numer-
our. M.:motion. t , ee fo commence at tO o'clock on •
said doll when tertusllbe made known by
Her. HARM,
B. P. 11AltR,
Agents for susan Barr,
.0.- Moto, auct.
fel) 2—to
PUBLIC SALE.
•
J.HE subscriber will soil at Public Sale at his
residence, about one mica Southeast of Ring
gold, arid !mar the road leading . from Smithburg to
Wnterhei, , ,
the following property, viz
3 WORK7HORSES,
two of which are good family home;
7 Head of Cattle,
among which. are 3 414 h Cows, the balance young
oattl4 ; 15 HEAR HOGS,: ommur which are tire
brood-sourrrtha - t - will - have - prga - gialdt t r .
o
sale;
.IP-A-R-21- Vt-41-0r: S - ,
(hroadtread) I Wood lied, I pair Hay Canino's, I
Carrine, Spring Wagon,
tooth Rake;
BARSHEA It PLOW%
(2 three•horse and 1 twedierse) 2,1 - farrows, 211oubre
and 2 single Shovel Plows, filth chairr and spread
ers , single, double trot tripple trees, 2 Iles • Bret ch.
bands. 2; sets Front Gears, 2 sets Plow Gears,
bridles and housings, 2 fly -nets. i wagon sad
dle; I four-horse line, 1 whip, a lot eld !run, with o
ther's/ticks not necessary to mention.
• TastaV . —Sale to continence at 9 o'clork erreaid
day, whenaeredit.of seen months Will 'IA giten
on all euma of *lO and upwards. purchasers
their votes with approwd security, upon+ which
if not paid within 15 days atter maturity, intotakt
wid be charged from date. For sums 'under $lO
the cash will be required. No goods to be removed.
until settled for. 'JNO. 11r0 it, of J. ,
feb tel • Grottos V. Mosnosuet. •
_ _
PJFEIb' SaLL
MITE suliserib. , r intending to gait farming will
IL sell at Public sale tails residence, near Mon- •
ti rirY Springs, on the rtifitl !nadir:Ll 10 . Sabillaeville,
ON MONDAY 117T II OF FEIVARY,.IB7I,
the following personal property, to wit: '
8: WORK HORSES
unong which are two brood mares heavy with foal.
two good wagon ai.d plow leaders, two riding and
driving horses;
18 HEAD CATTLE,
to of which are weld Mitch ll:ows, 6 will I o fresh
by day of arle, 1 young bull, 2 tante steers, the bat
ituoe young Cattle; 7 head of SHEEP.,
12 11EAI), 110C144 1 ,
among is one brood sow; 2 WAGONS, one three
inch tread; t pair wood ladders, 1 lime bed, 1 pair
hay ladders, 1 cart nearly now, 1 set dung .boards,
I . sleigh, 6 Plows, 3 three-Noise. 3 gap plows, 3 bar
rows, 2 single and 20 double shovel plows, treble,
double and sine le trees, 2 fifth chains and spreaders
3 log chains, butt and breast ch.aus. halter and cow
chains, I McCormick Reaper,
tEE ICIER ER KW,
1 Throbbing Machinc and Horse Power and sump,
2 Grain Drills, I spring Grim Hoke, 1 Corn Grin
der, 1 INhent Fan, 1 cutting boX, forks and rakes,
I Open-top buggy, 2 grindstones. I Cloverseed
/I utter, 5 sots Breechboinds, 4 s.•ts Front Gears, fly
nets, collars, brides,, wagon and plow lines, I wag
on saddle; about
%GU BUS. ITALIAN OATS :
Hay by the.ton, 1 log wagon, 1 cross-cut saw, one
work bench, 1 jackscrew, 2 grain cradle', 3 mowing
scythes, 6 lice Hives, 1 Meat Vessel; 2 liedstaads, 1
cupboard, 1 safe, 1 sink, 1 parlor nod' 2 ton plate
stores, 1 bureau, 1 settee, rset chairs, 1 now dining
table, 1 churn and buck, 1 dinner bell, 1 rocking
cradle, a 16t burnt% crockery and queensware; ap
ple butter by the crick, bacon and Lard by the lb.,
and many other articles not necessary to mention.
sale to continence at 9.o'elock o . n said day when
a crcdit of 8 months wi.l be given on ail sums of
$lO and upwards. - JOON KOHLER.
feb 2—ts3G. V. Most. suet.
4.
0490341E5M1C0
• •
.
The retaking record of one day's • accidents, all
nim the same cause, viz : the use of. inferior Coal .
is taken from the Philadelphia Ledger of a re.
,nt date 3 -
"The alarm of fire, last evening, at 7 'o'clock, was
and by the burning of the dereding, Corner of
I th. and Pokier, resulting from the explosion of a
c 'oil lamp. him. Heists, occupying the second
at 4ry .of• the had retired to her apartanuct,
a lew moments betute the discovery of the fi•ii 4 Uit
ettering her room, she was found lying on the floor,
scapped in flames."
"About 7 o'clock •yesterday tanning, a coal oil.
lamp in the hands a- is *lrish Alekander; who:fires,
us Coo slip t.. near I tihe Wes sever •ly burned.
''Margaret Colligau, residing in the rear of 618
South is • was hurtled by the eiplosion tit sr coarbir.
(atop. < tier husband. while '0" - *mpting to eitiSi
guish the flainair,•erat also sevetety burned. 'Two, ,
of the 'ebote' mimed victims' hive tine° died Of their
injuries,"
All such fearful 'accidents,' resulting is death and •
the destruction of valuable propetty, may be avoid'.:
ed b}• uaiug"CAA'S'ONSIS S*l'.BliLEß.oll4' which
is knoviu to he a perfectly safe and refiehie
noun. It is ti.r sale by •
Ambe sop, Benedict St. Co., Wi-ynesboro';
I,V Inger, oituncy. . Lt, b t It•IL
MEEM
RY, 18?