AGE REbORD.
',llo4s!sop 'Andrew, Sclsior Bishop of
the .Methodist . Episcopal t,lb arch
. Bontb,
ed at Mobile , Ala ! oo Tharsday lase
litSJ. Phillip Roma., **all known cid
leo of Mirilaint died• in hie residoooo is
Cuisiberlaod Pectoolly , •
'ooo,,Derintthe last creek Judge Gibmor,
of le ,Oritnival Coure old Baltimore City,
beettmeett tyro wie beaters to eighteen
seontiosleeprisenteent
ErTile.Oentral Exhibition in 1870 ift_eni•
-btrtron zbe — otre latilitedth nom (treaty o
the Dacia •iitton of 'lndependence is to bo kelt)
I'e Pnibvielphis.
eg...A young lady named Eva 'eltk, of
Venango borough, Veining° county, died on
Monday Met from the effacte of ehloroform,
administered by a detttiat, for the purpose of
extracting teeth without pain.
g0,..-k-thousenh-nrillions - of - dola - rslorn
appears - to - be settled as the indemnity, l
which France is to pay Germany. This is
an immense sum, and the notice ;torrid prob•
ably hake had somediffraulty to raise it, but
the Rotheilda have stepped forward and offer
to pay the amount within a year, and when
it is received iu the royal eoffers IN large por
tion of the German troops will leave the soil
of France. The ability of the great frontlet..
era cannot be doubled, and thus one portios
of the difficulty in which France has been
placed obtains a solution.
.:.; T-hornatt4L-BarrovrATL - 1 - D:, -- 'res
ident of the Agrieultural College of Penney!.
viinue - 1.1 -- ttfour o'oloek, on Sat*rdny al
e tko_er ty-meven-yeitr
Mr.-Burrows-woe t o — rim — Superintend=
ent_oL.tba_Orphans! Behools in the Statei
having been appointed by Governor Clutha
.duriu: the last •ea
_r of his adininistartion
tie was alio for many years the able editor
of the Petingylvtinia School Journal. In Fob.
ruery, 180, he was appointed to the Fresi
dency_of_the_State-Agricultural Cstledge, in
which capacity he served until his decease
Air. Burrows was i native of Lancaster coun
ty.
SfirOo Friday the German troops com
meneed the evacuation of Paris, and by
nightfall there were tionilift — irithte Its
waifs. They retired beyond the Seise, the
Parisians thronging the streets as they
marched out, but observing a scrupulous
silence and non-intercourse-with them. The
newspapers, which bad suspended during
the occupation, reappeared on Saturday,
some with appeals to the passions d the
people calculated to provoke riot and disor
der. Notwithstanding this evil influence
the city remained quiet and orderly. It is
stated by correspondents of the London 2%tas
that both the Emperor William and Prince
Frederick Charles were in Paris on Thurs
day. An official despatch front Tetcaills
'says that the interventioe of England in the
peace negOtiations was only, regarding the
war indemnity, and did not relate to the
occupation of Paris. Priuee•Fred'k Chatlea
.heia been eplit6inte.l Commander-in-Chief of
the army which will •
occupy. a 'portion of
France until the money payments are tuade
and will have his headquarters et Rhems.--
Thiers has deolieed to Make a treaty of
commerce with Germany, the present polio ,
ot France being a protective tariff Berlin
was brilliantly illansiosted ou Saturday night
and the Empress and Princesses appeared
on the streets, Arrangements are being
made for the release of the Preach soldiers
held as prisoners of tier. Bourbaki's army
will be toturned from Switterland. It is
rumored that Napoleon is negotiating for an
estate in Bomemia, to.whieh 'be will mire.
I=l
016, The man in Washington who made
a wager of $5OO that he could eat a partridge
every mar 'tie; for thirty days, between ,the
hunts of nine and ten o'eleck, has finished
his jab and won the Anoney.. This hot
though apparently simple enough, has for•
prised the medical fraternity who were cea•
lideut he would fail, as no instance is record•
ed of anY•one succeeding io such an effort.—
it woe thought "that the .mind , would be so
barrassed by the thirty d 7i.' task that:it
would's:ease the ctocutittik tbtevolt at , y,
aho
the twen t ieth bird. J3ot, this fogow ooli
- iieritood to mied it to the extent of 15 pounds
of &oh which he )oec:sied eve beclan d 9 it
•agaio.
a sinideirial ettefioo Meld in Fred•
IdarYltiad;tlll' a4llll, ;II:
as "Me liolorunner, Ripubliw",. was •,olaqr t o,d
Mayor by a renjorireast',l;kor! N"arlye4,. tad
The..4f,i9, 1 ,40i ` 44 1 4 13 00 atl
oL the shignoco, apd four -Put OCann42ool/'
,Tllo,Pitpritusei Court of ilia d States
in the earn otl;Virginia:va:i W !!'Virginia;
intiOrieg The ...validity of 'ii a eet . ol Berk
ir:
ley aeStfttison itket
ia,,theLL'ottitliacided; thoeithi cot:plies
ed tre4rai :pd4166 . : of %V elf V
ri"rho weather is delightivi.'
MM." tattOlß.Clor
ex, Mari* 9,
nedtry govereof Walker oficit%
the bi,l l obartetin% the %elan.
thread Reillitied".bompeey.
hat- tM6II Oti4po6llo'ol - the
en soootot of a
Ito labors.
=MI
LOCAL MATTERS.
BAitsl4eurtir.—The publivenlen ,pdver•
644' throtigh , ,the otitiett 8 : et tbd. Trelaae
Retio4 ooipb o f Witte following
aiv siy 3a Millen , Weynonsbete', Marsh i 1
eittileugh &. Leerem, tank Bouthsidlit of
Wayresboro',iMareh. T 4, • ,
Daniettloisinger, It miles Nerthweii - 'of
Waynesboro4Alisreli 17:-. • -
W.. 11 'Atone, near Quincy, March 15.
Christian Shot:key, between Ringgold and
Pikesvilte, March 21,
Peter Geiser; Waynesboro', Nnrek2s...
;N.l OTION.
April is nor far distant ,we' make the usual
'appeal to these in- tamers at this office for
ettbioriptlea, ,tob‘work and advertising,' 'itt
call and settle their aceonute. thigetr
rality of persons in public horsiness, we have
payments tellri) on that oreasion. - We die
like dunning, on aecount of our more prompt
paying patronsond only refer to those Who
have treated oat former appeals with indif
ference. To say the least of it, it is mores
onablerifiret—Ahrwnyright—csrviessues
something, wove, fora r;rebecriber to withhold
payureut tur a bolt duzeu or more years, ft ouvr
lug, es he must, that the Printer ie required
to pay cash for paper, ink, labor, etc. Af
ter the 15th lust. this educe of patrons, wheth
er user or distant, will each receive through
the P. O. bills of their indebtedness: That
further dousing loop not be oevetatitated we
request-a-generaVreepoose.
PBEACHilfa—Rev. Mr. Koedy, of CM.
treville, Combatland °crusty, *ill preaeh at
Jacobs' 'Ohtireh en Sunday morning neat,
and the same day, at 2 o'clock, P. M., in the
Lutheran Gbureh in this plasm.
CALL ACCEPTED.—Rev. A. Ilabrvann, for
a number of years Pastor of the Lutheran
Mulch in this place, has received and so.
.opted a esti to the Luther's Church at Mil.
too, Pa. Me will preach his farewell sermon
here on Sunday the 2d day of April neat.
I_Cottcze.T.---Charles-Jobeece f a - blind watt
assisted by Pror. J. B. Seerist, will give a
froasert-trt—V-veal-sed-teetramentatileviii
_Tawn_Elail_ist_this_pAace,-00-Sot today-
-
1113-11tarna* - • '
anted in tbe.eentre of a fine farming _conn•
try with _Railroad facilities it is reasonable
to presume that the business of the above es.
the Blind Institution of Baltimote, and-hie
performances aro highly commended. 'Nick.
etc 25 and 15 cents.
AN ACCIDENT. -Mr. David Miller met
with a serious accident on Tuesday last in a
well on the premises of Levi Sanders in this
Ohm. 'Be had descended the well aecompa•
nied by Mr. Jacob Burkett to the depth of
about 50 feet and was preparing to blast.—
From some cause the fuse igaited, prema•
tutely to putting off the blast. Mr. M. sus.
tamped serious injuries, hie left side, arm sod
.." ,
• .11y_ lascerated. Mr. Burk•
ett fortunately escaped injury. Their escape
from instant deatis was certainly a tairaeulous
one.
VisITORB —Jovial '.Tom" of the herald
and Torch, in company trith Capt. Heyser
atiti T. J. Nill, &q., paid us a visit on Satur
day last. Though the oldest member of the
'craft' in Hagerstown, by presents a youth
ful appearance, and on this occasion seemed
to be in posession of hie usual Bow of spirits.
We regret that our engagements would not
'permtt,us to accompany him upon his recon
noissance.about town. Of all our old friends
there are none we are more glad to . mee t
than 'Tette' of the llerald. Come again, good
fella*.
OLD PAPearr— Mr. Jacob Soowberger,
of this vicinity, the other day showed us a
German Almanac, printed at Germantown; in
this State, in 170-108 years agos also a
tax duplicate for Washington and.Quiacy
townships (which were one at that early day)
for the. year 1800, ftom which it appears the
State and County taxes that year in the town.
ship, including Qainey, was only $88916--
quite a contrast with the present rate of tax
atiom Patrick Campbell was County Treas
urer, 3. llelliday and Nathaniel McDowell,
Commissioners; Frederick Foreman, Collec-
tor. • Among all the names recorded within
the duplicate there now exists not ra single
living witness.
littsruftts.—The appointments for Rev.
Thomas Roberts, of Philadelphia, from the
Gruod bodge of I, 0. G. T., to loeturo in
this coanty, have bijkbanged, cod will oo•
our as follows: In Greencastle, March 12;
Fayetteville, 1b; Mt. Alto, 17, Quincy, 18;
Waynesboro, 19; Mereerabnig, 21;
Thomas, 28. He proposes, to reanacitate
Franklin Lodge in this place on Monday the
20th, which suspended binnacles° eiuce.
Conn.—The following iv a list of Jurors
from Washington and Quincy townehipa for
Court, commencing-April 10th.
Grand Jurors... Geo. B. Hawker, John
Grecoartilf,Varob Hoover, Jacob Price.
Traverse lerrori —D anish Brown, Sielte
las,lipnebru e,„r n osl John Hathaugh,
,Levi Lorene, iiirmcPotter, Henry ,Walter,
Cul. G. .11.• Weistling, Peter Fahaestock, Joe.
Gilbert;',. W. Miller; John T. Stull.. '
poitrhas lifirmetruts.—Dr.: J. C. Ayer S;
:dos - p i re,Parationi, 4:0: by it'll'. denggicts 'and
;01-°001,:1;14-r4,)Pinently,,' if not flrat, among,
the Medieines. of: the y. 2441 are, of, long
itandiiraed , seceptet generally as standard
niedtioiciet.: Their -advertisementi Ida be
Vidad horn beet' t& ce>E iv our
..111irTbetaislafrite tha i Lagintattito a .hilt
to'preveast the saki, intotinnting Nam on
general Amnion . diye. •Ite peneltide.antrim
prieonntetit team tea to ow. hundred dive,
mad a fineof front $2O to 2500.
EC=
WA T N EBBONO' AHD tTB Btidifided IN as
Esvai—if the proinot,of
front' theSitecratedatiott via. Oettyetilatig ad ills :
kotomio vicar in to prove,* stnAty
ii.not far distant when the 110:-*111: ; he
territined ; upon, and as eonsideiahhisinierest
on the stsbyeet has bow awske4W• 10: eat
torn and tsettit try, we propose . , "ai itidabei
tilenk IL - 10!!! V ) Or
grind route, to she* by
- figure: that it h not
ati duirapertedi Vied; in s" liiisinetaftiettie
We therefore give below the amount at crap.
Linveitetant-04-daditifeeldridiestablioh4
tinia 7 ` a t ith ' the
tt extent of their basideee.
Ito in:
peo eVriped 31 1 / 2 gtiines; `l4AiegOiag a
retail ptiee 14, Site, 40, *bd uPPd 8 1 ) 41; If!'
bet, itos4 hoe,. htudware; &e., to-the etnotittt
of 'abouts9ooo, the greater dart of whit%
ties Phippitgl. The capitol of the Company
$134 600.
blesers..Yrick & 'Bowman, proprietors of
the Waynesboro' Portable ina Stationary
&Jena Works last year sold bans, eneines
and ether machinery amounting to $50.000'
_
and during the same time consumed 225 tone
of coal; their entire teenage, includieg iron,
eating! and limber, amounted to 715 tone.
The capital inverted in their butanes& it 'bent
$60,000.
The Agricultural Implements and Planing
Mille of Messrs. Lidy, Rnasell & Drum
facture implements mounting to sheet sts,•
000 and °Onetime in a year about 1,000 000
eet of lumber and about 100 tole of coal, a
large amount of iron and other material, near ,
ly all of which they receive from Greencastle
or Hakertown by wagons. Their capital of
the Company is 0000:
Fahrney's 13r05.,3; Co., manataotun
era of •°Dr. , Fehrney's Blood Cleanser or Pas
aces," chipped over MOO demos of their sled
limbo up to the Ist of January last. The
Company was organized s little over a year
ago, and has an invested eapitat of $20,000.
Oar Poet Office Receipts indicate more burli
ness than any othhr town in the eounty, not
escepting-Chaarbersburgosiiing-popthitibir
and Court into account., Within a radius of
five-railertherernre eight grist• mills, some of 1 ,
them_eztensi ve 'ones, indicating abundant wa.-
tablishments - efould be largely increased.
The above, statement is not ezagerated as
we•obtained the figures trout the proprietor.
themselveb.
From an estimate made by a Committee in
May, 1868, in the interest of a Branch Bond
to Scutiand,it was found that the mills in this
township and Quincy township, the year pre
vious, shipped to market over SIXTY Tim.
BAND UARRELB OF FLOUR,.
RECEIPTS —The following is a list of Oler
receipts for subscription for the laof month :
3. Douglas, Esc!, 53 10
Geo W Miller, 4.00
, W. A. Flory. 2, Qo'
' John C. B. Gordotr_ 100
George W. Welty, 4 00
Daniel Mickley, 2.00,
W 11. Miller, 100 '
Christina Beaver, ' 200
R. Mellvaney, 4 2 00
Samuel A. West, 2 82
George V. Lilly, " 10 00
Henry Cayhoe, ' . ' 2'oo
Christian M Ftiink, - , 4'oo
Join B. Oiler, - 200
Alarm.- Hammier, 2 00
John Rinehart, ' '' 600
David Lohr, • 4 00'
Philip Ream, ' 200
Henry Gayer, 8 00
David' Sharstit,' ' 50
Jacob limber, •'.' • 4QO
Emanuel Diffendarfer, ' ' 12 90
David Gipe, . 500 '
Stoner •& Piteber, 200 '.
J . W Foreman, " • , 400
F j Beard,' 2 00
•
George L Free, 2 00
Miss Martha Fyock, 2 00
Major D 11 Brotherton, . 8 00
John Merge], ll 00
Paul Straueitier, 4 00
•
Peter Seeks, .2 00
Alarm. Saewberger, ' •'' 200
.
Jacob Frick, 2 00
Jacob' E -Miller, 2 00
W H Gaff,' 50'
Daniel H Millman, 4 00
Jaeob H Potter, . 2 00
Seymour Fabnestock, ' ' ' 200
Jeeiah Benedict, ' • 2 00
gek:Tbe huskies's 'ef paying debts is so
mach 'lda bore to the mass of:mankind that
he who offers extra ind,ucern' opts to' debtors
is entitled to a hearing. Such an, one was
the uncle of • New' Hempsbiteyoutb, 'who
lately repaid` his oriole the enni Of tea dollars
borrowed semi years, before. So, virtuelean
act deaeried reward, and once noticed it.'
For the old gentleman died the other day,
and left a will becineathiegilis estate, valued
at two' hundred dollars, to his debt.
paying nephew. He gyre as • reason for
the bequest the fact that, though many re
latives bad borrowed money of him,, this one
alone had remembered to return the loan.—
The Moral of this it °bluer:re; 'but :kit some
May fall to see it,'we etatnit thus. If yokt
owa weals, fork nvar;
"stir'We bays rceeiv . ed 'froth: N.l*. Boyer'
Ce,,,of Peikenburgi,.pheeter Conety,Pa
simples ,of hopotted :Norway oate,
clover sod Chester douoty man:loth,' corn ;
They geoeroisly offer to serisA
egeeiree to farmers who ,send :eteTlis'te
Pi" pottage.,
!MOMMI
affrAmong the miner'*, preperatione for
gray heir hi the inailiet.' 'cotereetid to; oar
readera Helve' Vegetable Mallen. Hair
newer u beet. Qiir dreggiety beep' 'it,
for tem
,JiliVszNEss ZficALs.
fieldifitf-boad of extra fat pante. _
A. S. .B.lONa
Irate SALE '
—:-Oile:tilliiTtailing•top Buggy.
'Will be 'ool4 ehttapi . of the
it • • ' PRINTER.
BZEit.y!e tittlikaritiiit hie Gorr on hood
and for sale a quantity of Timothy Seed.
itiat9-3i" VLttitt:
Fon s,tbs Lowe'e Partabia
log.l* . reate.e, "40 TApe, ( TMlgs,
peeing Stiek. Ibk, Iltildet," 1114
.eirder f tad will ,La sold,..far.taugh—leas. thou it
goat. giquira ,ot, •7 ; 4 4.! ,
fiaza t , —Thelifueble Ooelc, - 013,' of
~A.
Gordon will be sold by , hie aeeignoes ea Set,
urdey neat. 'At •the ennelneion of the sale
Rev. J. ')V. Feigfti will offerfoit sale' Mare,
Buggy and 'Harness.
00.14,1Na... 6 We : auboueee to our farmer
friaida that Mr. Jaeett Koehendaif ar, of Bed.
ford eouoty, a popular attiolt dealer, atilt - be
is-this place en Tuoadey next, the 14th, with
a lot of floe draught berate and. mares :with
foal. -- Call at the Bo . riden liouslV •
Moan Bum—Mews. Weep,ly, & Kurtz
Who are gaining' quite a reputation for the
quality of Beef served at Ceotral Market,
sanounees to their customers that , they will
have an article on hand on Friday and Bat
tu& • evenin.s which cannot be eiteelleflitt
the county.
MEETING.—A. meeting of the oiliness of
Waynesboro' Will be held in the Town .110,
on Thursday, the 16th Mat., at 7 o'clock.
P. N., to consider the question of entendl
ing the borough, limits. By order• of the
Town Conned.
J. B. 111140livrom, Clerk►
==ll
OWLieut. J. Clark, late Akiutani 17th
Pennsylvania Cavalry, will issue 'April 11,
1871, at P.e.rantoo, Pa , "The Publie Code,"
the largest Weekly Literary and News Paper,
iwthe State. Re will_p_ablashin_his—papetr
the reminiscences of the Cavalry eerrviee in
the Army of the Potomac and Shenandoah
Valley, to be continued from week to Week,
litre etory, in_order that all _the _facts
'way - gotten into good shape, preporatory
te befog published - in the History of the Beg
iment, every member of 'Capt. Kurts's' Com
pan.)o.whies---unlortiiiiately=naptered-or
wounded by the enemy, will 'please report
the same with date and character of miefor
tune to the undersigned who has taken' the
agency for this county for Paper and Hist* ,
ry, and agreed to furnish the Editor with all
the ineideets connected with the Company
from its organisation to•its discharge.• Bar
ery member of the Company, as well as mem
bers of others lieginsenis, and all ethers in
terested, should subscribe for the Paper. A
subscription list is at the Hardware Store of
Samuel B Rinehart. H. BON EBRAKE.
EITANDARD WEJCIaTEL—The Legislature
of Pommy%semir recently fixed the following
figures es the standard weight in,. this State
for the following articles' named.' Our rea
der. should preserve the same for futon.
reference. Wheat 60 potinds .; rye, 56;
shelled corn, 56; cob corn, 70; cars areal, 40;
course salt, 70; ground 'silt, 02; floe salt, 47,
Nat) , 41; eats, 32;' bunk wheat, 50; clover
seed, 54;4imotby seed, 45:, turnips, 5.5; sini.;
0n5,.46; peas, 66; malt, 38; nnelsoked lime,
80; anthracite coal, 80; bittnnioons coal, 76;
coke, 40; potatoes, 56; enpeet "nottitoeg. 54 ;
flex seed, 56, .bran, 20; beams, 56; dried ap
ples. 25; petrober,. 38.
A. Nzw NIIIIDEB Phrenological
Journal fur March contains—=Noah Webster,
the eminent lexicographer, with a portrait;
What can I Do beet? or the qualifloation for
a Phrenologist; Progress of Religious Civil
ization, as illustrated in the improved sondi.
tiers of the Race; Themes de Witt Talmadge,
the eminent divine; .Brain Waves—a new
theory, the nevi king of Spain, with portrait;
the late Gen. Prim, with portrait, oar Domes•
tie Props, or the servant question; the Food
supply of Europe and America, interesting
facts; Japan, its present condition; Punish :
ing Criminals, a reform demanded; How to
Rise in the World, or wherein lies Greatness
birth or culture; Iceland, the Land - of Fire
and Toe, etc , etc , Price 0 a year, 30 cents
a number. Soot to new subscribers on trial
six months $l.
Address S. R. WELLS, Pablisly,r, New
Yoik.
as.,Thore. is said to Ms a man liv_intin
the mountains of North, ,Carotins who bas
reached the aprof 143 years.' Ai the time
of Bieddrick's defeat he was 21 piss- Old
and had a wife and three /children.
PlLES.—lntaraal, pzteroal, Bleeding ,or
Letting. This distressing and barroulog
die*, is alarmingly o' o the increase. More
50 . .: gptt, from the fact that those who are
ili ir
a trlsont a false 'notion of delicaoy, ,are
at I,tii ask ,for a remedy, therebvnaking
their voaditica' kaolin. , flow 'trot% and, fa.'
tal iiigthia neglect. At the first iatioritiew
of 'the
,appearance of this ,ciiinplaint the •
should protium Briggs' Vpriialed file ite... ,
edy, and,,Wsitig it aooording to directions,
huntediately cheek it ind'pernianentfy • opin
it., It is easy of ipplication. Sod thorough
in effects. • Sold by•t 4 ..Fourtlitiien.; , . "
COliette, COI.DS, BROlibarpi. ASTHMA,
‘&o.—The above' eiomtilaiats, as Nioter ap
plimolist; seem to be Me:Waling in prevalence.
and if not taken intime, either one may lead
to that dreadfuL aad fatal disease.—consump,
tion. What ' otimiaality rto neglect, them
when the result may be so terrible! Briggb
Throat and Lung Resler:fat positivp.remedy
for all . diseases of the throat; lungs and chest
—never failing.when need in the morning of
affliction. Sold:11 dcuoists.
CORNS, BUNIONS; Iteartowitua tIALts,
&0.-The enormously increasing sales of
Jilt ge' 6 Alleveler and Cutative„tor the pre
vention and cure'oit the nesny painful dlsessi
ell of the feet, bearlyttneee to thole wonder 4
fell superiority o,vel. all,:•oilter\ like prepera4
For years they hare been steadily
gruelling tarot, until now . the \great major,
it'y whc;are trebbleOttli iiid, feet, : will ihaS
nwotherr remedies. ;4iie Citithtlt4loWsl4
tender and festered sofas sid bunions; bed
ili;"&o:'," is - 01)Ciitliig - 'add 1140)4, fefffiiife'
ently curing the worst oases When used so
eording to. directions. Tile.. Allevetor,. for
the'Oure 'of all common ocrne and' for the
iiii#4itirif tit 'lip earne r bunions,
&C., is; ipiirextiellent,' the only article ever
yet, disuoveredthat wiliprodnews like result;
Bold by Vrorthutan;Z:P,rttggists generally.
.19rAi;ns
, 1 44 vtotmuslcipti
11. k
RMWEIts
Je the beet article known to Reserve the heir.
It will poeitkrely . tektite
GRYA HAIR TO-ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR-AND PROMOTE
ITS GROWTH,
It is ea entirely new scientific discornsi combln•
ing many of the most , powerful and .restorative a—
gents id the rebetabte kingdom. •
It makes the' Bair smoah and *glossy,
And does not stain the skim
lT IS RECOMMENDED AND USED 1W
TUE FIReT MEDICAL, AUTHORITY.
For sole by ell tlruggieeß. ,Price
E. P. HALL . H
& CO., Naehuti, N. U. Pteptietore
-.IEOIII--e,XA
On the Ist iost., by the Rer'D. Y.
Heisler, at the house' of the ,bride's father,
JOHN It AVERY, Esq., to Mise MARY
SMITH, of Moot Alto, Yazoo'. •
By liev.,J. F 01ler, at his residence in
Waynesboro, on the .14 inst., Mr. A. F.
NEWCOMER, of Qiiney . Towiiihip, to
Miss SA.LLIE GROVE of this plane.
At the residence of the bride's ui,otber, in
Quincy township,, on the 7th inst.,by, Rev.
H. Stoeshonse, Mr. HENRY LOCi to
Miss MARY C. NULL.
TT .13L"01V1C33._
Is this vicin%ty, on the 28th ult., LEAH
FOX, aged 46 years and 13 days
Near this elm on the 28th ult., ,
17 a VY,_daughter-el-baniel-and
I linger, aged fLyears_and_6_zionths.-
Oar sweet little Emma is sinning above, •
Surrounded with angels and feasting onlovek
'The Savior has called her away frOm our sight,
Away in yen haven all dressed in pure White.
- fferlitrwhiterliarids - are — playinrthrha - r
Which she could not do white here upon earth;
Oh ! parents don't mown she'll riever - return,
The Savior luwcallaiter and all is wail done.
She is free from ell care we truly do know,
• But we here on eatthihrough Mao must got
Her brothers and sisters they all Were as kind, •
But Jesus saw good to leave them behind.
Oh r children remember that yottleo,muat die. ,
' Ere many more months in the , grave you miryrie;
Try all and prove fitithfcl yotr'l4 meet heragaia,
'To sing hallelujah and glory amen.
On the 25th alt, near. *storey SprinFii,
40i1N 13 BENCHOFF,Sooef Wfshingtoa
sad Hester Ann ßeactih.fl; oged:W years- r "
menthe and 5 days
Our d irling babel. our be*otiful r
Wit'er gazing on him now; -
His cheek isple. his biturer. closet/
And icy Cold his brow. \.....
•
His dimpled hands are folded o'er - ,
His pure and sinless breast,
Like some sweet rosebud cradled at Mori,
• He limit now at tett.
That we no more his form • '
No more his lips shall kiss,' .• • -
No mere shall hearhie silv'ry inks ; •• • •
, Which thrilled our souls with bliss
Near Pikesville, on the 2nd, 4,lletirt
Disease, Mrs. OATH A HINZ' coalman of Mr,
Beej Welsh, aged 74—years ead: , l2 , daye.
• "Nr. .421.14.=3E1MAEL; • 9• „
BALTIMORE MAIRENTS. March G. 1,871..
FLOUR The flour market quiet tbis more,
ing, but firm at unehange tates for all , de—
scriptions. Stooks' light comparatively, and
holders generally not dispoeed to prest.salea.
Sales. reported on Change of 0n1y.,600 bbls
viz : 1001lity Mill Super at $6.12f, 10011osv•
ard Street•Eztra• at $G.75. 200 Western-Ex
tra at $7, and 100 Ohio Family , at $8 per
bbl.
WHEAT —Market steady this morning,
though not specially active. Receipts about,
9,000 bushels and sales. as follows, viz: 1,000
bushels Western red to .195 cents; 400 loath.
els Pennsylvania do. arl6oal6l canto, 1,500
bushels Maryland do at from 150 to 165
cents, and 1,500 bushels white at from 176
to 295 cents.
CORN —Market active this messing, and,
prices 1 to 2 cents Maher than on Saturday.
Sales as follows, viz: 11,000 bushels South
ern white at 84®87 cents. 2,500 do; yellow
at 81@82 cents, and 10,000 do. Western at
76@81 cents for white mixed and 301581
cents for yellow.
RYE —Steady. Sales 300 bushels , fair
Maryland at 95 cents:
OATS.—Steady and firm at 59®60.cents,
sales 1,000 bushels being madet,at thes e,
ores. , • , ••
FOR SALE.
. . .. .
• The subscriber has n ow for sate Lomist and Chest-*
nut Pesti, 150' of each.. 'Aliso' Lime for Plastering
and Whitessaahing;" '
mar 94f . ' 'ALEX. HAMILTOX.
ST. CLCU D +IOT EL
Arch, Sereet,abovo Se v enth St., Aitado(plia."
.
Entirely new, with ample capacity for 250 guests.
Terms, $3 per day. The ISt., Cloud is newly and
elegantly furnished ihroughoet, and ii open for the
revenant of guesis, by , the undersigned, who haai
so succeesfulls conducted for the.past ten years the.
weli.known Mountain Hesse, at Cresson Springs.
mar94mos) G. W. MULLIN & BM), Prop'rp..
i m e' !
'• • •
THE subscribers announce to the, public that
thr.y . have now ,for sale at. their Kilns. 2i Miles
'Northeast or:WayniebOro i . a "itlir.le of
IVood.burot tilde for Plastering; WhitenviehloS,
ker.: wbieb they'saili continue to have , on hied dar
ing, the season:, Terms reasonable.; • • ,;
feb 23-4m] . HESS' ;SC
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MONEY AVANI6ED.
T HE . School Director* , of tho,- Worwsbero'
tichool Ihrtrict want .to . korront. Eight T. boo
mind Dollang, for which they will itaing.,ton'ila of thO
rclnof'disinct beiningfitirest afttiii nt f ig igeien
percent. per antinin and hoe of titteL 4 - '
.... Ely order of the Bawd. • ' ,
mar U— 4t) ,A 11,114/4111f•TODI, Seery.
PUBLIC SA,LE.
MHO sublet .inletipllng to: just lapwing, will
seIV at lint Hale'. at• 1 If*tekidenco , isn,the
Lantz rarw,'atlhe Souda : enil Of Ruin', •
On 141idaleaday the Isih day March, 18 , 74:
th'e ralloolng personal, properly, to
'ffillOßlC HORSES,
ofiidti ifilai 'br ibdo;
one an extra leader, IrfUliti
4 of which are Milch (lower, SI will , he fresh: ofbair-:
the time of *ale, 1 gull I,lll , ititPubt - aikiii.:?vkieigh•-
1400 pounds and can't be heat in the'eounty for'
t'lleitert;'eXtrit'atartkriiiiik mar
Elteeks,Old by time df sale; 3 Goats; '
9331301 -1 D COV I HCOOtlit!
2 df Which:dre idles with pige, 7 Shiite; •
- 2 FOCR-RORSII WAGONS,
one nearly, news 1 B pring,.4tragon, I - Wigan Bed. 2'
three-boiee Pfone,•l twoilierse Plow.*l Single and 2
double abovellPlows, 2 Harrows, 1 Corn Coverer, 1
Wire Bake I M'Cormidk Mower. 1 p.h hay car
riersg;V: ibierclibrindei 4 ,: sets rrent set
Double' 'nine, i'neyir t nision saddle; 3 fly.nets;l ,
bdushigii, ilittiles,u6lollark; I ilve‘hbrse Mtn , :
horse lines, 6 halters, 3 pair butt chains, bresst,fiftit,
log and carrying chains. 2 sets dung board., rakes,
forks and shards; also the one : balf of
60 ACIIIS HAI IO THE ME
1 Parlor stove, 1 cook stove and fixtures, 1 bed and
beddbig, fccipper kettle! table,' 1 Sausage thYtter,
and Many Other Articles not trientioried:
Sale to Commen'c'e' it ft oleloelt ou said day When
a de& of Ten Months *ill 100 giVen by ' •
W. 13: MONK.
"3: R. BMITLI,AIrei.
mar 2- Ls]
1-'IAIIII -- NAL
E 9baeriber intending to quit tanning,, will'
:Neil at &Mit eate,lit 'lti4 'ilsalenee", , about mid- .
way between Ringgold and Pikteviqle, end about +}
a mile °rule public road,
Oa Tuesday 'the* 21ef' all 'of ' Mardi, 1871,
the following velvet, to . wit : ,
10 HEAD :HORSES,
among which , a!e,good leaders ;
24 HEAtiOF CATTLE
among whie!). ors 4 good mileh cows 1 fine young
huh. the, balance young steers and heifers; , '
m1.T.Nr333 , lAths„,.ct,colv_43
o w ich is a road wagon With bed and bows, 2
plantation twoadtread wagons, 1 one-horse -dif. and --
1 fancy two-horse Spring Wagon, An extin* entitle;
1 MoGownink Reaper. I,Nlower nearly new, (Filippa 4-
one-of-the-best-in-twer)l - Utaininittl — SpTifij a e.•
1 'extra Slaiilvtend two strings•of hulls, 5 barskaae
siag its and double shovel. Plow's , 2.cont cos t
erers, 4 harrowsesing le, dimble and . tieble
carriages and,,wood ladders wbeat fair and,
tolling semen', rakes, forks, allover*, picks and inst. •
locks. 2 sets Hreeoltbant's,4sels Front Cleats. 6 sets ,
Plow 6eara; one'iet dou le wa 0 , -goo - ,
new. 6 housings, 7 Ity-nuis, co‘re Ihj itc h ii ne ,t;
nsit t r,s and wagon aidide, 3 log attains, 1 fifth chain
and spreaders,kubt, ltriit and cow anaiosti 1 jack—
screw, I set' .
B LAOKSIWI TA' TOOLS,.
I acrewplale ' and tog, a large lot of old tire and
wagon irons, also of scrap iron;
ONE. HUNDRED , OUSHELS OF. OATS
flay by the tun, it •Straw by tam Imitate, 4 gou4
sumps Bees,:end Mani , other armies of thruorvalue.
• Tenn; of to,cuninience at 9 u'eucic
on said day s when a ii?dit' of Tvai.:tionths wilt bp
on all salad of $ and upwards by tie put
chaadr• giving luenobi with. api raved Areur.ty,
if riot paid witniri Jape niter maturity interest
will be cfri;ged from date:- liogotris'teloe retho , rett
until *ended . for.
Oil USTI SH 0 OK El'.
0. V. Midie, Auct
mer 2te
4SSZONEES 7 ' SAT&
.111/0 be iiit.fed nt Public. kalA 'on SATURDAY .
‘ l ll,B7 l llVoliTli DAY OF MA14914 1871, IA the..
borough of Wayoteburti ' at to; prow
porsonaV prop4y 61. A. L. Goriluoi•consiming u 1
one twin of • .
SUPERIOR BLACK /71046*,,
I span eit'2osl4.l . HliileUKAY 11E8, all good
drivels eingto of double...o gliod COW, Bitihehib):.good
Buggy:. .
°NB ok TWO-110113 g EWA* WAGON ,
•
1 two-tidy:le Wagnn.l . lsleigh„ I set, lielif; I:set , Sirto
gle Heinios, .I'lol double ,ilartiess, s llorae
Blanket 31Ins old Wtiokey, 9-bbie Deur, one:half
interest in 300 Line of Ite.,lot of, 'Untwist! . Ilex by
Ms ton, a lot ll.;uni,Vodner,:4 lot Cure,
ONE PAILLOIL ILEATER 9 -
new, I MORisTING GLOR`t STOVE l'Begatelle
l'able,,l Iron tante, 20 Grain Bnge.-1 1%1E14 Vespol,
new, 1 witeelbarroat, and other iniFles too nnmer
ous'to mention. tittle ro ceontnenee'ai 9 tr'cluee on
said day when terms will be maul. known.
,iSAAIT.TEI. rtNIVELY,
J OVE,PH %V. kIIi4I ER,
Assignees,
feb 18to
Adwiuietrutors' o* ice.
LiOTICE is hereby given that Lettere of Ad
ministration on the Estate of John Shank, late
of Washington townanip, dec'd, have been granted
to the undersigned. All those indebted are requec.
ted to make immediate payment, and those having
claims willpresent them properly atithentiented for
settlement. ',, HEN RI ttH%NK,
mir2-6t]
PRIVATE SALE.
ruing subscriber offers at private sale 4 valualeb
J. Building Lots with allowance for alleys, fron
ting on West Main street, Waynesboro', in the rear
of which is•a• Lot containing a half acre, more or
Jells. The lots 'will be sold together or separately to
suit purchasers. . F. Fliat:MAN.
feb
ve) B.
AMBEISON,
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PHYS,ICIAN Arjp §uTiFicoN,
Wit,AYNE§BORO',
Ofitio ialkor's baildibg one door Boot•of
Bowden Ilouse. • Unne3o—tl
inronT ANT T 41! VALWI*II3..
lII=
RAMSORIAORWAY
; HIS Oats is far superior to any 'other for itar
.11 great yield per acre and excellent qugjity. The
stalks grow.firm and do vat lodge easy, many of
them bearing Irom 150 to 250 grains:
hiveirvidenes that mane, bushels
were sold bursae= udder tide 'manta, which *le:
so entirely different andinferior grain. -
This seed" 'obtiined (rein D. W. Ramsdell.'
and is swirranted genuine, tree of all foul, med. 7.
Purniihed in way sized sacks desired. Address,'
. • A. )t. BELL ik, BRU., „ •
- Wayneaboro'„franklisttla.,, Ps. „
' jan 26—tf, . .
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I T IBE subeeriber - has for onto Chestnut
T angle*
Flittering 'Laths
Pine Lumber frost ,a o inslf I!) one, Unto.' ~All other
tires of Lumber furnished to order Also Oult..Fida;
'and Chestausiploas by the load for salt oti the,
giottnd., lie bits also• I C E fat sale: .
, a ps3./..41' ,; A ; 6. -
ra°BollP 4ectacles;at . ,
ALEX. LEgDie,
JACOBd.
• Adminiptrators