PUBLIC SALE.
TIE tifirioreivied. idthinistratras of Jacob
bough. dec'a , will 'alter it 1)111)14 sale at th = late
resident° of said deceased, on the old Hagerk wn
road, 1 mile 'Southwest of Waynesboro', adjoining
the Willow Grove Mills, on
Tuesday . the 14th day of Match, 1871,
fie follaiiiig personal property, to wit:::
5 WORK HORSES;
2 FMB BROOD SOWS:,
14 HEAD OP CATTLE
among which are frlfilch Cows, one fat Bull and
Steer, the balance yotteg cattle ;. 1 Buggy and pole.
1 Sleigh, 1 pair Grain and Hay Carriages,-1 Wheat
Ilan, 1 wheelbarrow,
1 PLANTATION
With Bed, 3 Barshear Plows, 1 single and 2 double
Shovel Plows, 2 new Harrows, 1- new Spring-tooth
Rake, one Nair spreaders; single, double and treble
Gees, t crowbar; 2 'ledger, 1 set dung bo'ards, one
barn shovel, forks and rakes, grain bags, cow chains,
2 log chains, a lot corn brooms; grain cradle and
mowing scythe, I rite, pair• steelyards. 1 saw, one
dinner bell sets 11ryechbands,••2 vets Front Gears,
2 Fly-nets, collars, bridles and halters, 1 wagon sad
dle, 2 sets Single Harness, 1 set Double Harness,
1 string Eells,•l pair" arge Settee, 76 Locust Posts,
a lot Chestnut Rails, a lot Lath ; BO BUSHELS of
WHEAT, 75 'BUSHELS OATS;
IS MS OF OM I TiE Mall
1 Secretary, 4 Bedsteads and Bedding, one Kitchen
Chipboard, 1 dinner table, 2 small stands. 1 lounge,
6 choirs 2 rocking chairs, a lot carpet, large copper
kettle, crocks, and numerous articles not necessary
to mention. Saki to commence at 10 o'clock, A se:,
when a credit of 9 months will be given on all sums
cit $lO toid upwards.
HENRY CARBAUGM,
SIMON I.EC RON, A dmr's.
G. V. Moto), -suet.
feb 23 —ba
PUBLIC SALE,
IHE subscriber intortdint to quit farming, wilt
offer at hie residence; I mile North of toe Marsh
Store, on the road tending_from the old Halefettiven
road to tireencselle, orx
IVedneaday the Bth day of Ilareh,lB7l,
the folltowing property, to' wiV:• .
8 HEAD HORSES
and CO!' ;
7 1-1.30 1 :41t6-32, - - - CALriuMI-OEl f
1 large Fat Bull,ol - 10g5,3 Brood Sows and la Pip;
TIN_O_AVt%
two-horse Wagon, 1 pair 1.1 -ay Carriages, I 'pair
Ray Ladders, 1 pair Wood Ladders, 2-nets Dung
Hoards, 1 Grain Drill, 1 land Hailer, 1 lapringi oath
Hake. Clover Huller nod j ick -tt heel,-1 Horse Pow
er, 1 wheat fan, 1 rolling screen, 1 cutting licrx, 3
Im-10e:a plows, 3 shovel plows, 2- harlows,
dotible and treble trecs.2.lrig and 2 filth chains, heti,
breast and cow chaimywatton gea.s:plow gears, fly
nets, collars, bridles...lines and whip. I set tingle
harness, 5 housings, hay and grain forks, rakes, hay
hook, rope and pnl'eys, a tot grain bags, grain cra
dles and mowing scythe., 1 grindstone ;
NO- SE FURNITURE,
such: as aria 'I enplate Stove and pipe, Ititge 241..tr0ur
Clock. I Kitchen Cupboqrd, 2 'lsabres, I set (Matra,
IS Carpet, mrat vesse/e, barrels, bores, 1 barrel
- Vinegar, and mint/ ankles not nec , snary to men
tion. ts:s'e to einarnetwe at 9 o'clook on said day,
when a credit of Ten Months wilt be given on all
turns of $.5 and upwards, purchasers to give notes
with spin' , ve I security, upon which, it not Oid_sc . rth--
itt 20 days utter mu Wray, interest nil be charged
from date. All sum. under $5 each. No gouda to
be 'is:moved until aetk tea for_
JACOBLESHF. It, (ICNret.)
IL V. Min in, advt.
te•lrrr rs
PUBLIC , SALE.
rrlll F. tindercicoea,•nesignee by Deed of Volan
thry Aa ient fl nt Of Cyrus tlebrwer, of W ash
inuton Towii..hip, will sell_nt pul lie elle, on the
fano of Ihtvill Joeohs. I' mile wog of A trtietron Jo ,e
-tion.'o2 the road leading to the limon school Ilotse,
Ou•Thtirtdey the 9 h day of Nlitreh, IS7I,
the followin property, to tv:t:
11 ,- A , k i ja ., jlj
,4c)
1„.. which ere brood *ore's, one heavy w i th 1 " , 1
all good Madera 5 L Hay Oolt one year ill ;
12 EIVAD OP CATTII
nm , ng whi.h nre 4 WWI Covri ; 9 head Bogs,
mong Witch are 3 I , rood rows;
M lf sni - V7l2ale I MICIXOPCIMLIEV•
( I "ur-hort'e) I nurrowtrenii the other isruadtreott, I
t wo .bo r g • W a gon, 1 Wagon fled. 1 p lir Huy Car
roam 1 Reaper and Mower euinhineil, (Bali's) with
esli-rake attached, (I).)llge i s potent) I Patent:vying.
tooth Rake, 1 Grain 1 Cutting Box. 3 Bar
sheer Plows, 2 strig'e and 3 doulite :shovel 'Sites,.
2 harrows, single, d and treble trees, 1 wheel
bsr.'ittv. 1 dung tile.), ditc.riqk iron, mattocks, rakes,
locks, shovele,l oath anti Ring chain r,2 sett Bfrech•
b a nds, 3 sets Front Gears, 5-sets Plow Gears, A col
lars 5 blind britlles,.s'fiy nets, 5 housings,. 2 wagon
s.nri 2 plow linen, l wagon saddle, I set single har
ness, 1 riding bridle, 2 strings bet a, 5 halters, cow
chains, 1 sleigh, 1 bum, 1 wheat fan one rolling
screen, t hay ro;ve. 21 {traits Imo, lot of Hay; barn
shovel and straw knife, 1 grindstone one act black
smith Tools, grain cradles and mowing scythes, .1
itc.k . strew s 1 sausage cutter an I stuff. r, lard press.
I titat drier, (Osilig s patent) barrels, bceee.s.' kegs,
&c. CORN BY I'HE BARREL, chant 40 acres
itillErf 11 TR VINUND
about-4 acres Ryc in the ground ; 6 chaint, a lot ear..
t. 2 Stoves and pipe, 1 Bureau, 1 Bedstead, one
cowing Machine, I stand, wood box. firebouid, pots.
-can., and many «aides not ncc beery to mention.
Sale to commence at 111 o'clock on said,dny when
a credit of 6 months will be given on all SUMS of $5
.and Upwards, purchasers to eive notes with appectv
.tl security. Sums under $5 cash. N* gouda to
:ba removed until settled fir.
HENRY ISCHEIVER, Fen., Asaignire. '
fib IGb3 G. V. MuNo. acct.
pr'V - TiT4'7F - 4 - Mr7VPI
'TYMILL he (aired at Public Etiile e ott SATURDAY
1,11,1 THE 11.771 DAY OT MARCH, 1871., in the
liurough of Waynelibov'ott the Oren, House, the
personal portly of R. b. Gordon, coitishiting of
Ante span of.
'SUPERIOR BLACK. HORSES,
1 span of SUPERM GRAY MARES, all 'good
, driven single or double; 1 good Cow, 6 blonts.good
Buggy,
.ONE:tt TWO—.IIORSE BREW WAGON,
.1 twozburse 'Wagon,' blrigh, I, set Bells, 1 snrsin
gle Ilineess;7l.kettiouble,littreeis, - 1 good Jitvie
Blanket .31 bls old Wtiekey, 9We Beer, one-half
interest in 300 toes of Ice.,lot of Timothy Noy by
Afte ton, a lot leorn"Tedder;ii lot:quid • •
t,
ONE ',P.4101t1.40K
veer 1 MORNINti 1,0 It Y .81'(1V , S 0 4 Begat elle
GrAir 'Bey, - 1 Meat V 41 84 41 11
inew, 1 wheelbarrow, stud other artielee I.lonniner
ono teentention. 'bale to continence at. °Toluca. on
*aid day 'when , ternuiwiitire wide kntrwit. t •
1s eft lJ B. WV IVE Y,
JO'S.E.Pti Vr.leitt4elt, •
-
feb lets
PEROBdOVIC Spcdat!est, ar- ' ' •
2 ALEX.. LEEDS'.
CONVEX VON V.A.Y E Opietacies, as
ALFX. LEEDS'.
A PENNY &WED
SAYS THE MD ADAGI4I
Well, bow and where id the 9 pit to do it ? Why.
wherever von , can yotir money .to the
beat advantage ' and popular
'opinion has long since
gbh* the palm
•
Stover 4- Wolff
for keeping
the beet apil cheap- •
eat store; all they, want is• •
for buyera,to salt acid examitie
their stock and conv:nce themselves
Our stock coheitits in putt of natices
LAl:wits , . DRESS GOODS
bUeli At 3
ALPACAS, REPS;
MOil AIRS, POPLINS, ,
ARMUNS, DELAINES,
OPERA CUM FM; RE PE LLANT S.
ENGLISEI VELVETEENS, Sc &0.,
AlCecarigs W4Deor,
Cloths, Doeskin Cessimers, Cords. Saiinetta,-"Cot
toftrids, Linens, :Tweeds, dc.c.,At.• •
We would call especial attention to our stock of
LADIES' CUSTOM-MADE SHOES,
in Last,ing and Malacca, cheap
G R OCETt lES.
We have bouglit large, "coniequoilly bought cheap
All our goods have been bought at pitnie prices,
consequently we are enabled to undersell those who
bought beim e the decline. ,
sue- ThLL - AND SEE. 'lie
And wo will prove tojou what we say.
All kinds of Country Produce
AND-BOLP.
Nov. 24, 1870. !STOVER & WOLFF:
ASSIGNEES' SALM
Tfiruraerlignosl,.Asaiipteeir-loy—Deof — Volurr
tory orosientneot, of Henry OM's, of ‘Vashing
tort:rovinship, Frsokiin-t;—motv witt t•oli
Po bite Se le,-on-the prom ispo,-situated—ot -- Mytiotaio
.1 unctian, irttouth of_W aynosboro •
OWYRIDAT - TH - RaD D. (Y OF MARCH NEX7;
thi -- 'faloWinT - 1 - )roperty ,
3 WORK HOIISES,
3 enits, 1 two and 2 three-years old; "2 Mileh Cows,
1 13u11,.5 head Young Cattle, 38 HBA 13 of HOGS,
5 tons Hay, 75 bundles Rye Straw, 30 bbis, C oi n,
25 bus. Rye, 20 bus, Oeats,23o bs. Wheat; 6 Shov
e; Plows, 'llarallear Plows, 2:Harrows. one Grain
Drill, 1 Hay Rake, I Corn Coverer,-1 Wheat Fan,
Sleigh,
I New TiNo.norse Wagon,
FoorAhorse Wagon, 1 Two—horse Wagon, one
Spring Wagon, 1 Buggy, 15 cords of wood, 300 feet
Ash Plunk, 800 ft. Oak Pia nk, 600 ft Fencing Boards,
a large to, ztawed Lumber, 290 Broad Feltoes, 132
Narrow Fe/loes, 1300 Spokes, 13 wagon tongues, 4
sets harrow scantling, 4 wagon axels 300 palings,
nearly oil of which is seasoned; 1 Hay Carriage,
2 SETS BLACKSMITU TOOLS
1 Tire Bernier, 2 Manikins, 500 lbs New Iron, 200
lbs - old iron, 50 pair new horse shoes. 3 sledges, two
axes, 3 mattocks, 1 jackscrew. 6 handsaws, 1 cross
cut saw, 11 augers, 7 chisels, 1 set turning ch:sets,
2 t eves - atid Pipe. Copper Kettle, 2 lion K. tiles 1
book case and desk, 2 grindstones, I wheelbarrow,
l boring machine, a lot wagonrnalier tools, lot do.
p , tterns, 1 paint mill, 1 worktiench, stone augem and
hammers, 2 sleds,. drawing knives, braces, pincers,
wrenches; one share Waynesboro', Maryland and
State Line Turnpike Stock, 1 shale Pacific and At
lantic Tel. Stock ; . --
2S AMES IT nalli EtllllD,
5 acres Rye 'hi the ground :,. 25 landtel Potatoes; 2
,neat tubs, 2 cans lard, 2 tables„l rdro, 1• fat pre•se
and sausage cutter, 2 spreads, breast a nd butt chains,
double and singi. trees, Lit grain bags, I it forks and
rakes, I half bushel, 4 co lira, rr blind brie 'es, t hree
housings, 2. set. breechbarias, a set., f low 'gears, 4
nets, / caddie, 3 'wea r cow and baiter chains, to—
gether with many oth,..r articles to' nuincrous to Hien •
tion. •
tlaln ta commenee nt t 0 o'c!ock, A. hf., when' due
attendlnee and a credit of Eight Mot.ths will he
givcn on all 1-UMPI of 'i'en tJ,L ars and upwtrd by
the parchneer, giving approved Nreu Thy , all sans
tinily!. Tun I)uliare to be rani rash:
JOHN .t1A1t111:1;11,
W 'S. A M MBILSON,
At , signeos• of henry 0;11%4.
C 4,11 Itatvt-41,%;uct.
ffb 9-ta
QUINCY NORMAL SCHAL,
HE Patrons nrrti Friends of Education of Quin
ey it to' forty a Normal school which shell
be under the instruction of Jogxr \V. linowv, B. ,
as`Princip-4 in which the Higher Engligh branches
will be thoroughly taught. Mr. Brown has had sev
eral yenrs of experience in bin 'profession and has
recently graduated in the 4 •Norma I et the
Keyst..ne State No mal school, comes wed recom
mended by the Faculty as a practical and FLICCefiS•
ful Teacher. Mr. Brown's reputation as a Teacher
is such as will give general stair:fiction to the com
munity, Special attention wilt he given to , tu d ent ,
.who desire to prepare far teaching. The govei 11111 C lit
of the school will be nuld and parents). Moral
in
struction will be given throuOttut the entire session.
Tbe,session will Comm ince abiut the First of April.
The citizens of the surrounding vicinity should a
vail themselves of this favorable opportuni , y to form
such a school. Ezestises in Composition and Dec.
lannation will be given. The rates of lonian will
vary accoriing to the grade of studies puri•ned.—
Per further informatidu apply to
JOUN MIDDO/JR,
JOHN HEMMINGER.
'll. E. WERTZ, '
Feb 2-4 t. B. B. WINGER.
Assignees' Notice.
'I\TITICE is herehy given that Henry Oaks of
VI 'Waddington townehip, has appointed the un
dersigned assignee,' under a deed of voluntary as
aignmeni for the , benefit of hie creditors. All per
sons hiving claims againat the said Henry Oak,.
will' present them duly authenticated fur settlement,
end those indebted will make' payment without de
lay to the undersigned. JOAN liA it BAUGH ,
W. e, AMI,3 E MOON
feb 9-6t] , Assignem
SURVEYING AND CONVEYANCING,
PRE 'undersigned having had some ten years vX.
parienee'as a practical Survey is prepared to
du all Itiptla'cit kiurveying, laying out and dividing
uilanda, alio all kinds of, writing usually
,done ty
Scriveners. Parties vvishirg an)* done can call on,
or address the iindirigried at 'Waynesboro' ' Pa.
fob 2.—ta A.)l. k3'I:O,I,ER.
'.NOTICE..
jllo.BllsB molta,gave their.nates tin) safe' of,
.jr the rsubseriner, administrator of John Miller.
drc'd, on {he 2341 of Afelust•hat, are ,that
Bahl notes ssill dm) on the, F3d. last— .ProrePt
payment is :requested. -
feb 16 -7 at • ' • JOHN' RIND!' A RT.
PUBLIC SALE!
TRE nubieriber tai;) sell at Palle Sale at his
resitenoei about 1.1. et miles Nitithsvoot of Way
seebero' 11'1414 of .a mile from di,' Waynesboro'
and Ureencistlit•tnintiik'o, "vt
-Oa Friday•ttitil:a day ati,',Mainix, 1871,
the folfoisin'Onneanal , property, to wit
,ONE FRESH COW
, ' nhd Cnit, iHe ' *,
18_.1zrasir".01! 2ECC*G- - 0,
orritnig. which is onot4O.s) saw. with to '0 4 .; 1 sot
Blacksmith Tooli, a loi;otIton florl ?Slav', I grind
stone;
MICR EVE IVECAATER,
Corii till e tler, a I,4,l 4 octiat ant! I:114 Ntnut Polo, a
lot Oak•and.(lbeat not Ittitt,,..a. lot bolt and Pino
m b2ori
7.000 . /MP 'SflINGEric LA 7NS AND GATE
Beanie,. I; gate; vinegar by the bsriel, it lot of grain
bags, meat VeiSPI and bonehrs, largo dinner belt, a
lot tools, augers. raws,hitnynera,.blnating tools,
stone sledges, crowbar, dig 4ing holdcr,l.d•
Seri itte.
nousEtioLo FURN rrv - sRE,
such as'betlstestis. titrream safe, tsble, wo box,
benches, etr,, applehutter by the crock, 1 half _
el, baskets and, other article: not necessary to men ,
tion.
Sale to commence et lOo'elork on said (ley when
the ternnowil be made known.
DANIEIL HOLSINGER.
tab 0. V. Mose, suet.
• PRT_VATE.SALE OF
VALID BL. TOWN PROPEIITY
IMHE subscriber curets his 'Valuable Homestead
I situated in Waynesbeto . , containing 2 Acres of
well Improved Land.- The improvements coutdatof
largo two Ito
IQi;ICK It WELL ING HOUSE,
newly fixed up anil_peinted-both in - antretitstde;
fiend \Neter supplied uy hydron in the kitchen.—
Also a new two.stly
BR/CK3VASII.ANND BA lig' 110fUSE,_
containing , two gond Dwelling Rooms and Smoke
Dousei-Atri stairs,, all connected with-the-main dwel
ling hcuse ;:tlitkl near by is a new two-story Frame
Work Shop. Wood and Coal Dottie lombinerl; to
gether with other necest tiry out•buildings. The yard
and stirionntling - s-of the bonen are mode pleasant
,and 4..sirable by convenient Brick Pavements, Nand
walks and about two dozen Shade and Ornamental
frees; abottt• _
100 YOUNG FRUIT TREES,
I the choicest v,t
This is one of the m&t desirable Eta finest
ing eiturttedion elevation_umneutnbered-by-otber ,
properties and aflords a magnificent view over the
town and al%the surroundiatt country.
The soil is in fi high state of cultivation and is of
a nature that s makea it more than ut dtttatily prokittc•
live, and inibutb the tvetest and &vest seasons its
situation being hi!h and nn the stmlahle is welt cal
ciliated for gardening, early and fate,lboth fur Fam
ily and Marketing purposes. 4.,,.. 4 4/
['Good terms will be given, andlif not sold be
fore the 25.11 of March nest, it will be offered et
Public Sale on that day. •
feb :?—tf P. GEISER.
EVERYBODY
READ T'HIS AND REMEMBER THAT
MILLER *c BEAVER
Have received their Fall and Winter Goeils,,and
are now ready to offer great iniucennents 10 all who
wish to save tnoney in mattiiig their fail purchases.
Their stock Ot
aLiaaga 4 c.t)c)ua
tor Ladies and C-sets consist of all the late styles,
such as
11:s,
Alpacas,
Poplin Mohair,
Itepps,
Delanes, &e.
Ctatht„ Mack and raw". tlassimeres. Overeoutings
Velveteens:, t;uniF, tintinvtt9, ,leans. Tweeds, .. e,
lu the notion line they hsve Cult, collate% pins,
ties. hatalketehiefl,.flonery, Owes, mitts, eminfor
sW it C h Votset , , se/lenders, lac,a tapes,
trimmings, met inviies stet Gents. underwear.
For Ladies' Vi.raprungs they hare Long, t!'quare,
t4houl ler and Breakfist .73havvis, N übi es, Ileedn, etc.
Tte•i - stock of
G OCE it I II Alt DWA RE,
liucen ware. COdiItWATO, Oil Cloths, Carpets, 4 c.,
la large a n d was stdveled pt snit the trade. All
they t , ..k is art ifinrertiou of their stock to het .0011-
vineeo of the truth. No trouble to slimy goo , lr.
FPO 1$ utter, Laid', Eggs, Rags, Om taken in ex
change for geoids • tnov 10
The following record of one toy's neeidenta, all
from 'ha slime caosr,- viz : tiro nee of inferior Coal
Chi, tie taken from ttat Pad ldelpillU Ledger of a ro.
cent date
"The alarm of are, lest evening, at 7 o'clock, was
canoed by the heroine of the dweling. corner of
16th and resultilig, from the explotdon of a
coil oil lamp. Mts. Hersh, octtipyi lig the t.ectind
story of the dwelling had rutired to her apartment,
a few moments betere the discovery al the fire On
entering her room, she was found lying on the floor,
w:apped in 04111V+S."
”A bolt 7 o'clock yeateraav mnning, a coal oil
la np in tho p hands of &trah Alexander, whOi lives
un Uctwaliplgt • bear 161 h, She was never ly horned.
'•Margaret Colligan, residing in the rear of 618
South it, was, burned by the explosion of a coal oil
lamp. Het husband. ,while attempting to r. xtirr.
gulch the flames, seas also severe's , burn. it. 'lwo
of the aboie named victims have since died 41" their
injuries,"
All such fearful accidents, resulting in death and
thirdestruction of valuabte property, may he *void
ed by rising "CA /ISO/V'S S7',ELIiER 0114 r which
iS Allown to be a,perfectly sofa:and reliable iltunii
nalis. It is torarale by
Anibeison, Benedict & Coy VVepeelinro' ; E. B
Winger, Quincy. [cub g-18/, I •
Assignees' NOUce:
OTICE is hereby siren to sit that *..EI. Gor
laltdon of Waynesboro', Franklin tan Pas 'has
made and delivered to the' undeiei:ned a deed of
volnntary assignment of said Gordon's Estate for
the benefit of ins eretistors, We therteurei notify his
creditors to present their claims and his debtors to
rnake4isynieut of their itit'ehtediteas without delay
to its. Si A
J. W 34 17m m El,
uI I3.I . tVSLY,
. t,
feb 115-3 t • ' Assignees.
Administrators , Notice..
• —.
JOTICE is hereby, given that letters er, , Admin.
istratioa On the estate of Jacob Gariingh:lsll , ,
of Washington township, deer!, have been granted
to the undersigned. All persons knee ofig them
selves indebted to sail estate, wid plrese inlice im
mediate payment, and thole having admit against
the same will present them rruerlt .Anthenticated
far settlement, IiENRY att ROA Milk;
ElMON,10;11CIN.
frb 16 at - - • Arfrn'nktreers.
TKO MORNING GL
For sale OW. A, TRITLE'S new Sfore.and Tin
store Behest on hand a large stock of tho above
stoves, all of the late improved kinda.
There is added to the Morning of this year an
oven, which is neat in appearance, it ii a good
i3WIV - YOu can heat Irons : Bake, Boil. Roast,
:-.:tew, and it'does not interfere with the operations
RP a Parlor Stove.
In regard• to the blast of some Stove Dealers,
Who say that their particular stove takes less coal
and gives more heat than the MotMoir Glory, you
can put that kind of talk down as a Blow-well, as
the Morning Glary has been told (in this part of
the country)for four years, anti in that time I have
-put-out over-three - irnifteirottliiiin. and heveThi — ad
io tike one beck because it would not do •its work_
-or-it-was not - what - I - s - old - it - fde. — lsiiitT That cannot
odlia-said-of-introther - ative ever offifed - ii
ket__ThAtiN_the-proof-whieklisihsultem
. ---- fitttre other styles or heating stoves
-wood.—Heating - Furnaces put up an worro
Vly Conk Stoves are of the best in market fur coal
er wood, all warranted good B skers. Also a new
Parlor Cook stove, something that can't be excell
ed.
Call and see mo. You will fizia my stock of Tin
Sheet-Iron and ,other• wares of tie best kinds, and
at lore' rates.
On hand, the best Clotl - es 'Wringer in market.—
Also a good and cheap Washing Machine.
Roofing end spouting dono of the beet stock and
at short notice. Joh work of all kinds in my line
done at low ratec The oaly place in town where
you can get yoor copper wor.k.done, being the only
Copper Smith in the place
Oat 11
110 1i FURNITURB!
I. IL W UI T
Whnleamle and !iota!' llft;ler s nnil hianufacturer of
HOUSE FURNITURE,
AND _ •
TT PH 0 LSTE R.E B.
ASTI,g, PA.,
takes this method of informing his customers and
the public that he has
REDUCED THE PRICE OF FURNITURE
from ten to twenty per cent. Owing to the adroit
tagea he has over other Manufacturers he can and
witLeell Fusniture - nt a less price titan any other
Manufacturer ir, the time. Having
TBREE STORE ROOMS.
filled with every variety of Furniture, from a plain.
common mime; to the finest in ose, he feels war
ranted in saying that he can please all tastes.
EXA3JINE LIST OF PRICES.
UW'LriTF
COTTAGE—lmitation of Walnut $5, 6. 7. to 9
Solid Walnut 8,9, to IV
JENNY lAN U-3-Areh Top Panel,
Walnut " " 14, 16 to 161
" • " 3-Arch Top Panel,
Imitation 10, 12 to 14
Round, earner f00t,3 Panels Walnut
carved 25 to 30
•• Foo t , Oval Panel Wal
nut, Moulded 30, 35 to 40
ANTIQUE—Nrw bkyle 25, 30, 35,40 to GO
FINE MOWS GUAM:MR
• Full Marble 130 to 175
COT. CH A MIIE It :,SII/T.S, 35, 38,40, 45 to 60
b 01.114 WALNU t. 4 1311'8 60, 75 to 85
BUREAUS.
Imitation Wal., 4 Drawers, with glaim
wood top $l4, 15 to 16
Imitation Wal. 4 drawers,with glass,
Marble top
Solid Wal: 4 Drawers, with glace
. wood top 20, 22, 25 to 32
Marble top 25, 30, 22 to 60
Imitationlo, 12 to 14
_ _
TABLES.
Dining Table, six legs,
13reakfust do , four logs.' 5 to 6
Marble top do. 20 4ifrerent paterns, 9, 10, 12 toff,
Extension Tables, per foot, 2 to 3
CHAIRS.
Windsor or Wood Seats (i doz.) from $1,6.7 to 10
Cane Seats, per half doz., 9, 10, 1 1, 11.50,12 50 to 30
(Have over 600 of the above on Land.)
Wood Scat Rocking Chairs, from 1.25 to 5
Cane Beat Rocking Chairs, from ' 2 to 7
Willow Sear. Rocking Chairs, from _2 to 10
Spring. Seated Chairs, upholstered in
Hair Cloth, Brocotel, flop dt:'i'er
ry,
ranging in price.per half dm, nom 25 to 75
R 'eking iThaira, upholstered as . above, 9 to 15
TSte-a-Tetes, upholstered as above.
(each) from 20, 22, 50, 25, 30 to 75
Box or Plain Sofa!, from 18, 20 to :10
Lounges, upholf.tered in Hair Cloth,
Brocatel, Iter,Terry and Damask,
Spring seats, teeth)
from . •7,8, 9, 10, 11, 12, toll
WA IIDROkIEB.
Imitlation Walnut, fci
solid Walnut.
Also, Nide Boards, Wash Stands. Mattreagoat and
in fact everithing in' the Furniture line. The lim
its of an advertisement ieentirelV too narrow to Rive
a full list of prices. and kinds of furniture mane
fact tired at this establishment.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
or Remember the place.
dec 1-'67]
DR, D. A. STOUFFER,
DENTIST,
GREENCASTLE, PA.
•
•
IP Aik-tglevitt '
rxerrieneed in , Dentistry. will insert gcu sets of
teeth at prices to snit the times. .
rels'l6—.l67r. •
RY VOR '69.
n this mar
W. A. TRITLE
17, 18 to 30
$7,50 to $9
*10,12. 14.16 to 30
16,18,20,,25 to €0
1.11. WMTMOBE,
Greencastle, Pa.
NEW WOOS! NEW GOODS!
. .
T HE a ttetrition'of the Communit y . n e w diteccal
to tbit.tnirrauct:well-ua•ortell a rick or
just opened a
PRICE &
,110},TLICH'S,
'For the seeq‘ott's traili.eauriitinieof ott the late nov
elties of the ticy.ekid At very cheap priers tomtit ell
m 'so just. drip in aim see tin. varied 'col
lection of bry liuode, GracerievtintHtiotioiiii. •
All the late styles of Ladies' Dresi Goods,
Bunt, as
Silks, , • •
Alpaceas,
Poplins,
Hinpress Cloths,
Jtepps, &e.,
Cassirsers, Cbths b Velvets,
Velveteens,
• Mortis,
K epleys,
Jeans,, Tweeds,
Satioets,
Rob Rego;
Pikes Peak Ciissitnere,
Paisley, Shawls,
Plain Shawls,
Sqoare Shawls,
_Breakfast and
. Shoulder Shawls-,
Behan', Retinas, Cashmeres, Twills, noltairs,
Chignons and Switches,
Boots and Shoes, Rubbers:
Carpets, wool and Home-made-,
Oil Cloths tor . tables and floor.
Window Shades itt . Oil and Holland;
Blankets.
Blankets. white and grey.
eIIOON kila and Buffalo. Bobcat at
Pates a Ileartactes.
Cf 44171111., Demi arra lillak:Furs at
• Paws * Floantou'a..
I-IrSE'arla Buggy Blankets et.
Pines a , lioanion's.
I: 4 lLool!andiTable Oil ()lulls at:
PRICE'a troanacea.
ARGE Studio/ Shan't at
jl:4-
awe a HoErLicu:e
the pound and yard at—
Pme HoxrLres
ALICO h
A RGE_.a tack of_Glovea and -Hosiery at
A r R 'Proof and Beaver - CW.IWD t .
Puma a Hovrtacn'a.
p (AIDS. A Ipaccas and Empress Cloths b r
litre * Hoartictes,
TPINE assortment of Knit Goods at
juYwcß a Ilocruen's
OY AL. Baking Powder and miser GiflSB !starch
ghat Plekalc & Itosst.rna.
NEW Orleans Mellows, new crop, at
Pince a flormcn's.
OOLONG.and Imperial Teas at
Plume e Iloartacu'r.
R OASTED and Green Co ffeen
PRIVZ a 13011FLIC01,
fiRAIN end Ground Pepper at
PRICI a Hoert
u GEESE and Crackers, fresh, at
Patna a Ilorriactes.
M ILITARY Over and Dr p o n st i r c na li ts e a u t ,taff.s.
BOOTS and Shoes, cheap, at •
• Putcaa Homictes.
CARPETS and Carpet;Chn in at
Pam a Ifourtan's.
Dec
jos',4:6 TAWS DON'T DESPASIti r
Thousands hare foetid rellet and "W 4
• C7,, ' 1„ . 7 thousands will tura to this Ilea-
,
eine, after exhausting their purses „
. • • and patience In Rauch °Chetah. •
Giddiness of the head. dullness of the min. catid
breath, coated tongue, loss of appetite, pains an weak
ness in the stomach, enlargement of the Weer, yellow.
nese of the skin, constant fever aid thirst,. with a Mt*
dlwellsb for Matinees, pleasure or any kind of etnploy
ment. FwmtttEr . a Paxson*, If taken and persevered
In for a fsw darn. will remora this whole class of bVlnr.
tome. Theittird9Ot NIB b0(1) , become pure, and mind
clear, the stomach strengthened, the• tongue clean, the
appetite Improved, and the whole sown 00 benefited
that chime, in bed weather, is lets liable to afflict you.
T' e . Dr. P. FAHRNEY'S
celebrated
• Blood Cleanser or Panacea,
Asa medicine ler abildrert. the Panacea Is, in emery
We, calculated to take tho place of the endleva variety
orange which are annually sold for that pompom. and
is htch aro often very Injurious. A medicine which pas-
MOMS the qualities of a cathartic as well as amild alter
ative, and which la capable of arresting Meow without
the least iniury to the child, is of (metastable value to
every mother. As a cathartic), It Is very effective, yet it
does not If given In proper quantglos, emu* nausea or
dittreas to the stomach or bowels. 1 e mu*
very pleasant
to the taste, which Is a very Important feature as n
medicine for children. Apt apretratre of (noncom !Lis
unprecedented, as it acts (Meetly upon the digestive or
gans effective lood. In everroflllowc diseases,
is
mast medicine ncost te the public"; a n d,
I (given regularly and perseveringly, Ihuse eruptive dis
eases so common to chtldron may be entirely eradicated,
.• • Prepared by P. Pahrary's Pros.*
. and Dr
P413.111tD V. SO North Dearborn Vie,
St., CHICAGO.' rrtra per bottlo,
for Mlle by Wholesale and ltclbli
r dealera. Aod by
F. Fourthman, J. D. A 17 . 11)F710r), M. D., sn,d Dr.
A. ,S. DonebruPe. Waynesbnr.,' ; It. IMI , Inger,
Quincy; Rnuz-r & Frlntz,Pikeavilio.
•
Decetubbr'B-15.
CARPETS CARPETS I.
T. n. wrliTmonE
Has just reionsail from tho cities with thu largest
and best assorment of
CARPFTS, OIL MOTHS,
OH, AND LINEN WINDOW SHADES,
DRUGGET AND CRUARCLOMS,
RUGS AND MATS,
COVERLETS, COUNTERPANES-, &c•,
ever offered in Greencastle..
LACK CURTAIN S t
with aU the fixtures ton putting up.
RAG CARPETS
constantly on helmet and made, to order.
'Selling lower then any other h'ouse in the
*aunty.
Call and hear prices.
Greencastle, Dec. t, 1870.
.11.31PORTANT TO FARMERS
RAMSDELL NORWAY OATS.
HIS Oats is far superior to any other for its
great yield per acre and excellent quality. The
stalks grow firm and Jo bat lodge easy, many of
Wm bearing front 150 to 250 grains.
t;,,e 7401 , 1 . we It ve evideico that many bushels
were sold last season under this name, which was
an Antirely different and inferior grain.
This sued was obtained Front D. W. Ramsdell.
and it warranted genuine, tree of all foul axed.—
Furnished in any sized sacks desired. Address
• A". M. BELL & DUO.,
Wayneabore,frauklinCo , Pa.
jeu 28—tf
ror - Rent.
A 1•••••.•• •
/ pleasant room in the rear of my offices, with
foailarge windows in it carefully ads oted for
a shoomsittn eltep anti now occupied by Mr J. Fort
juts 120
RISER'S ?gaff SILF7REGULATING;
GRAIN, SEPARATOR,
CLEM illigill HD MIES;
UTfliANEli—fur none pip him so wolf and speedi
ly. •
The above cut phevem the ONLY GEISr 12 111 , ".
I cii,o`E, now built under fhr irantediute rye of the
I old inventors theroselCca, sr tilt all the 10111i:9nd im
provements made durior the past Pz. yenta, rood new
with first' elavt tearlem -71 and material thin mu:bine'
justly stands bieh up nhoce all co mum class. A. n
!limber it is rmi nal to the best, as a Cleaner it is so.
periur to any existing machine. This is adniilln.l
by all homiest commditems. hulee,l it is the only
machine that rrally cwt. by one opera/on; thor, ugli—
ly thresh amufciettit grain fit for tinvitet. itut the
fact thfit grain dine' from this Jnarldne cum:11100 , k
I rum 2 tu , 3 cents am bushel mourn than grain oireet
r t a i any ether machine, settles the guys:tort of rte
superiority, as n cleaner we, r nil Whets. lmilartin I
judge s at all the :tate and County Fairs where it
was thoroughly and practically tested, in r ,, nt pii—
ion withiother leading machines, al mays agree ilto4
it is mere f.lllll.llV—MilirrefiSity utolcrAtiool lend op—
.,rnrea h 12111/ 1 . 11 -Pie •-• •••• - IntIIVAIMMja
nealting an much and yet'afeaning better—
wlth lira power and more coMint to hands twin •
any. other machine in nee—and beside.; all that i 9 •
sold Cu. lees mottry ncrordine to entinCity. 'Three:
pets are further atti•Eted by the tin 1.1+6148 of pur—
chasers, some at ta horn have had thews tr. n.e. t's , r
the last ltt ems. To hu:ply the wardsr.f all, we
tow make 4.sizep, v;z: Front a 2 tlorm Halms.)
or 3 ill.rsa Lever Power, to a ten llorse Jo-so r
power. with prices , ranging from *HA to .‘itditt),
without power. We 04 , 1____nettke_the—latela—irie----
pi..iresi triple-geared itorae Powers kuitahle Mt ,
each size machine ranging from 5;90 In $136, and
all fully and fairly warranted. For further infor—
mation mend for Circular and Price Libt.
Dec 8-187 D.
liaspotisible Agriitel wanta din territory not intro
laced. Address
TAB 01•:V,N.4,14 A NUFACTI !:1G Co.,
sisszota, Franklin Co ,
l'enon
jan 21—tfj,
See Here Read: This
`~`lIF. - nu h~, ,riEi~r
- 117iTit It large - stria of Goofls, NUCii ae
30 Cri-K:FITO-TA-- A. 11 - I'lll - S - , - 11 - AIMI - o=
A-L6 , -antl-nli-kintls-lincitii-stnll-StaiFirfOritt[F r i o'l4l
toys, Women, hfieses and Cinftlrem. Mitch he is
RICH. 1k HoEIPLICI9 '9
stilitig at prict:s that will pleal:e.-
HATS OF EVERY
for Mno and CripA of ell the leading c.tylae, to.
stitt and fit any head.
We w{;ht our stock cheap and dtterroined:
to sell accordingly.
Notions Notions: _Notions I"--
Flhirts and Drawers re ntleta,
Puspenders Driviag Glow
Paper Collars Eur top Gloves
--Buck. Moves - flowery
ghecp Skin (Porires Woof knit Half Hose
Leon "Pliread Gloves Cotton tia.f floss
Wool-knit Gloves Germantown Half Prose
Butterflies I.lfach Silk Tics
Fancy Silk Ties Broad End Ties -
',ldles dr. Gcl'ts Pa cuffs I. 'lllO n ft and ko r ckiefj.
Packet Books Purim - rotes
Brushes Pocket Knives
Cloth Brushes Pen Knives •
k , hardirg Brushes Null Kinves
---llatr-Droshes ancy snaps
Tenth lit u el— l'orft/rnery .
Shoe Brushes , Albums
Combs Pins and Needles.. ,
Itszors Lead Pencils.
Gum Caps - Slate*
Violin strings Ink
:Note Paper Pen Holders-
Envelope* Blacking. •
1 - Jll4olla Sletivlrandsi s.
Toys I farpet tacks •
Crochet Needle* Fancy toys, &c
&c. &C, rte. and so fourth.
GOLD AND SILVER wArciiEs,
American, Swiss and Hagfish; Seth Thomas and o
ther Clocks. Jewelry al every description for La
dies, Gents, l'ili3lll9l and Children at treatly mine. If
prices. Finger Rings, a large stock, pl.rin
Fancy Sen. Chased and Fancy Ftriger!tinge; Sitc
er and other Plated Rings in_ merit variety, watch
eluting, Guards, Mb nts, Bracelets', Charms, Sloven
Buttons. Gold Pens and Pencil-r; watch chain hooks,
keys, dee,
Trunks, Canes, Umbrellas, Baskets, Mats,
Valises, Carpet Bass, R. R. Bags; Tobacco, Cigarg'
nod . .!7auff. Candies, Fruits, Rakeng. Pilaw and
Confectionarin of en kende
Come one, come all, and—buy.
Ttankful for pout favors he heprg by n rlraire to
please to moth a liberal share of molle petrenno
EZEKISL ILLIJEN,
Oct 8 IPBB.
A K. BILAZ4IS,IIOLTS,
RESIDENT DENTIS
Can be found at all times et tie office where ha
le prepared to insert teeth on the best basis in used'
andl, et pales to suit the runes. Teeth extract°,
without pain by the. use of chlaraorm, entb. , 4 ni—
trous oxide gas or the freezing practise, in a manner
surpassed by none.
WE the undersigned being acquainted with A.
IC. Branisholts for the past year, can recom
mend him to the public generally to nea a Dentist
well qualitlad to Perform ell operauons beltingiog to
Dentistry in the mo..t skillful manner.
Drs. J. B. A MBE:R.9ON, 1. N.I6INIVELY, •
E. A. HERRING, d. M.-RIPPLE,
J.. 1. obbLlu, A. S. BONEISSAKE,
wept 29ifj T. D. PRE:\ OH.
How is this for High !
JOHN FORD in returning thanks to the public ,
for their patronage announces that he intends.
removing hi 4 shop to the Basement of Wafkor'ti-
Building. (and not leaving town as is the he ief of.
many) where he intencla carrying on the BOOT'
AND SLIDE 13M-LNE39 as moat.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me
will please call and settle thoir accounts, for Lpay
cash for my stock, and must have my money.—
Don't want to see the face of that unwrlcoliie
tor, the Deputy front "Fort Fletcher." prowling a.,
bout my shop seeking whom he moy rievour,ike.
Customessr will timrefoo find me at the Boale•
ment referred to after the e rst of AIM nett
jan 263 3. F.
M. PEDD It Di tato or thtn Franciaen„
„If hoe locAted ih Wryneeborp', and will in
stant to all the branobes of the profession. inn ther.
*ont it ly practical mannt.r.l Teeth extracted
p4.l* by- Nitrous Oxide Gas, ot a highly improved
,firWriiteprocess. •
- :Offico two (VIM west of lbw Ird'age Retold 01
nitie " . esgll.o
NOTIU-!
%Rae
WAYNESBORO', PA.,
DEN TIST RV!
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'OM the East