ViLLAOE RECORD;
vli7''Aoratr3oo 9 cr3ol. fky.
Oa d .1/ ;Ma k* 30, it**,
he Ss, Dotuina_Comiteistipiere add .
the geutlemeb secatipany.inx tI I arriitt
is iVadliingtoe liondity iiight. Their re.
port probably be prated' tredve Cannes
tiatiog the freserit week.
egg Stbreriptione . to tire eery uatfesei five.
per sent. loan Were reeeived 'on fisiatrelay to.
tho antnuot of about five tailtiotre cot
nearly all of whith were To Nat,.
The eutire aebieriptiets, soissr, am $29;000,
We. - •
IBEEZ=I2I=
$ 6 . Dirsputaties from Washington state
that t' High Commission is progressing
favorably and pleasantly with the settlement
bf The bratterti in dispute between the lijoit•
eat grates and Great Britain. It is expected'
that their labors will be concluded within
a few weelts, sett the result - will thetr be
•
knoitn.
Ci'llavorner Holden of North Cirotina
Iles been tried by the Senate, sitting is a
court of impeachment, convicted', and rem,.
edomirtt7(ll - eps - were - eight indict ate
against him, the conviction torover &girth
tin hide from holding any often of trtnit or
profit under the state.
tar The general election' in New limp.
shire resulted in the success of the demo•
cratic ticket, 'The congressional delegation
is democratic, and a majority of both flout.
es of the General Asseinhiy, which insures
the election ot Western . the democratic can.
(Hato ter Governer: This is necessary
since by • eonstitutional prorisio'n s majority
of the whole vote east is necessary for elect.
golf -The Comnartral elections' ia Paris on
S_u Lida y_w cre_alguost_entirely_sarrendered_to:
the inourgents, but a few of the loyal 'meets, sales of real estate, revivals, new soh
vans altos - ding — the Polls. The af,gregate - eo ririo n s„. in fact everything, of special or
v_ote was very light, tank% two huntireti and! gener al interest. ___
fifty thousand short of the onaber of qual
Ailed voters,•ao indinatieu• of t 63 weakness
of the iosurrgetien, and its light loM on the
population of Paris, No oppnoition being
made, the revolotiotiste• eleeted their can.
three. With the abdication of aidmital Sois•
Fet as Conneautler of the National Guards
the last vestige or GovernMent authority
went out of P.ltisi and left the revelations.
ry sower Completely dominant. Ile (Ames
ponclent of till London Attet sod an•
ticipates that the rebellion will Spread to the
i ritral triittclitt — cittfacth - f it eo
lints, tut o, 4ere is as ye;
vitience. The doseroilietit fa proseedieg
with the concentriktutobilei at Ver•
abiles, and President Thiers is reported to
Dave said this *hen he has a b6ndred thou
salad troops that an trusted an attack
will be inane tiros Paris. Chaney, Faidberbe
and other high offreera areal 'Versailles;
m.The New York Tribune devotes itself
largely to reports of the operations of the
Ku.filaz in the Southern States', and in Sat.
utday''s italic publishes a letter from. Dferid•
lad, Mississippi, which shows that the expel
sten of Mayor Stttrgis and the attack on the
Deems in the Court house was pretorieert
ad; and that the exceutioa of the . same plan
Was frustrated several weeks before only by
the presence of the United Stator troops'.
t.loloatl Huggins; of Aberdeen; Miss., has
L "s*arrived in Washington, having been driven
oat of Monroe county in that State by a
band of over a hundred nsen, disguised in
.on White robes, who took him from his
bonze at night and whipped him. After
laying on a hundred lashes they warned him'
to leave the State, tinder the penalty of be-4
irig killed if lie retrained. Trey told him
that they had no special tljection to him,
except that he Was a revenue ofhoer, and
they were determined not to pay taxes to
support a Set of Radical office holiters.—
tocm Coloue.l lloggius has been iu Wash
. ingtou he has received a letter from Aber
twee stating that the Ka•Klux are break•
ing up the schools.
Ste' President Grant nittins busioess
in the supressioti of the Ku KIM; organita-
Huns of Southern States.. It will be remem
bered that some fett days' since Governor
Scant, of South Carolina, informed the Pres.
..dent that bands of mutd men were disturb.
Jag the peace of the State; and that the lo
.cal authorities were not equal to the protect.
.lion of life and property. As in duty bound
toe Governor stilted fora dtta 1 of U. S. troops
to enforce the laws. The !'resident has bow
take° the initiatory step towards. using the
national authority to (pia the disturbAnees
iu Soutb Carolina by Issuing a proclamation,
parnirg and commanding these combinations
tolf insurgents to disperse and retire within
twenty days. So far thti proolaniation goes,
And Vita warniegg are unheeded the Presi
twit fait/i be expected to fully. Comply with
the reitram a Governor f3eibtt.
• •
Ve iesta from Washiegtoe that all
the testimouy it the ease of Cessna vs. Noy
:eis is itt the haw & of the printer, The Cions•
Suittee on Eleetiotis have rustle ao.order that
kitch party shall be reedy, with ptiater brief's,
to proaeoil to its eloashiststioa immediately
Rio Congress re•asseeiblitig lo peaettiber. The
Mese will out euusiglei soy °outsets this
Beiug firstoti the list, thii Came-
Ale3tirs ease wilt tloubilesi ho Promptly die'
possud or io Decruitiber.
Mtd doo Aire atidlitt oharp, bciy
COCAL
Arbon% atop your hones mall wagon Ins
tie stint' crossing.
loga..The first nal/ martin made . bit sp.
wit!areacmr 'mord', Morning. ,
sek.The vernal equinox ib peat end the
day. and- nights are now equal,
.As the first of AVM eppratithea "flit
tibto" thuttiply.
cr. Father Fr Steed of the Catholic
Church; Chatuberaburg,, has resigned his
situation on woottlkt of ill•health.
aggi.The Mesbytcrian congregation at Ship=
peoaburg baa wended a call to Rev. Mr.
Stewart et Lancaster county. Salary, $1400:
tar kuttermilk is said to be a remedy for
4spepsia. It should be used at weals in
lieu of coffee and tea.
E:=Nom
ter Many parents spoil tfreir dbildren
by dressing them up when a good dressing
town would do the most good: Fashionable
mothers make a note.
jThe cheat fields ire Ilia section pre
sent_a_charmingappearauot. A poor field•
is not discernable. The prottpeets for
. an
blndant harvest are certainly ffiatterinto
dit‘it is predicted the year 1871 will be .
an unusually prosperous and successful bus
iness year, This may be true, but the ape•
aiug thus Est does net look jest that way.
egatar. Mr. Donahue, newly appointed
minister to the M. ).. eongregation in this
place, delivered his first discourse on Sunday
morning last: tie is represented• es an elo
quent divine.
Prienois to the country shoerld bear in
mind that we always esteem it a favor to
receive crop items, accidents, job woxk, ad-
T verrisint , ,dowths, -marriages, farm lila
PARTOBALECTED --The--Latheron—con•
gregation in this ?Lice, and also the one at
Jaoobs' Church, on Sunday last elected a
, earnimously as their Pastor, Rev, Mr. Keedy
of Centreville, Cumberland county, Pa. It
is of course not known whether ho will no
cept or rejtot the oath
THE Waatesn'.---Atiothet sudden change
in the weather bar been experienced since
our last is:que f chilling winds trout the north
west prevailing, with occasional snow-fakes
seen eying in the air. A retrograde move
ment amorng the wild geese is predireted — bp
!weather profits'in consequence of the change,
The frnit,—some of the earlier varieties
of which are in bloom, hoe so far escaped
injury, brit it iedertainly in danger yet of
being `nipped" .both in blossom and: bud'. '
111111=111=1
isam,The boys will be pleased to know that
next slimmer promismi. lota of shows.'--A•
bent forty circuses and menageries are net
ting reedy to start oat as soon as spring fair
ly commences. Six circuses and three teenag
arias will start from Philadelphia. A large
number of wild animals have arrived in New
York from Europe during the ,wiuter, and no
doubt some novelties will be presented worth
first class Dairy is tta iropottant
appendage to any town. It will be seen by
reference to his advertisement in another
column that Mr. Henry Carbaugh has made
the neeeesary provision to supply citizens
.tegiilarly, tnorciog and evening, with, milk
and oreant. l As 1 purposes making the
butinese a, permanent one bo should be pat.
ionised in preference to those who do not
engage to supply either regularly.
&lirThe following are the officers recent.
lyinitalled in Franklin Lodgo,Nc. 152, 1. 0.
61. T., in this place : W. C. T., W. P. lick.
el; W. V.'l'., Annie Hooker, W. S., A. H.
B'cm:who're; W. A. S., John Waggoner;
W. F. 5..1: P. Thompson; W. T.,G. locker,
W. C, T. IL West; W. M., W. Donk; W.
1). M., Clara Streaty; W. I. G., Emma
French, W. O. G., G. Fermium; W: R. S.,
Annie French; W. L. S, L. Pilkington.
161,.,The American Stock Journal, . for
March cootains handsome engravings of
Galloway and Breton Cattle, Essex Hogs,
Spangled Hamburg & White Leghorn .!'owls,
also an engraving and ground plan of one of
the finest pig styes in the country, showing
the improved methods of cooking food for
this much abused quadruped. This Journal
is always tilled with choice ursine! articles,
on the breeding, care, aranagemeot and die
eases 01 domestic auituale s and should be
in the hands of every farmer. Speeicatts
copies snot Free Address N. P. Boyer $; CO.
Publishers Parkesburg Pa ,
SUDDKAI DEATHAIC. Jacob Butteibaugh,
an influential and highly esteemed citizen, of
ibe Weleb niiti district, died suddenly at
hie residence the latter pact of last week
fils funeral, which .took piano on Sunday
last, is said to have drawn a larger concourse
of people than any similar occasion for Jliauy
pate —dlurcersburg Journal. -
Bra Fou.—lleuneberger, ofstbe down-
town Bakery and Confectionary, has on ex
libition a ttah crock) 'Mak welema about
45 pomade.
Nero tightet the heir lo the snip ied
kaiep it frem Whet off t!eit Elan Vegiii-
Ho Ski Wee Bair Renewer.
BoiTtAkeontit—A: few days since I bid
tht pleaniTe of taking a seat with the seory
and Treasurer of Dr. P. Faherney'n Brim. &
Cm- in one of their beautiful wagons gotten•
up for the purpose of introducing their ex
cellent rkliwtd Cleanser or Panaceas' to every
household in the land, Dvras delighted' and
highly pleased with the manner, and style in
which their business is sonduoted, fur which
the co. deserves a great deaf of credit mad
praise: .
Being en business we stopped far inane
with Gilbeit of 'Beautiful View Springs.'
This gentlemen we fount to bb 'a courteous,
pleasant and agreeable landlord, sad one that
endeavors to babe all hie customers fool hap•
py :amid bier. Mrs. Gilbert who wee pres
ent with her pleasant'smiles gave strict ittea•
tioute our wants. 'Before no was spread de
Helots viands fairly making the table groan
with its• load•. I can obeerfulFy say to those
who wish to spend' a short time at 'Beantifel
View Springe' that they will find every thing
'in ample order. 'Beautiful View Springs' are
located' on th i s mountain• about four miles
Bart of Waynesboro,' and on the pike leading
to Ettamitsburg. A inaenifieent view can, be
,had for a flambee of miles in every direction.
E.
itiMiGNATIOI4 DP A PRoPEssor —Rev
' Or. E. E. Higbee, Professor in the Thedog
ieal.Seminary at Mereereburg, Pa., ir.re Doti.
fled the President of the Board of Visitets
- 61 - hipurpose' to resign hie prottesorship in
the in'st'itution. The Constitution of the
Church requires Boa notice to be given six
months prinr to the resignation's going. into
effect. fiance it has been given at this time.
' The Synod, at - its last nocual meeting, order.
ed the Seminary to be removed to Lancaster
in time for the opening of the session nest
fall, and measures are being vigorously op
plied for the purpose of carrying this( order
into effect. The resignation, we understand,
has teen tendered,•br view of tbis removal,
.Dr. Higbee preferring to remain at-Mereers-
burg, Professor Kersh'tser also purposes se•
tering his oonneetion with the institution
torn similar reason. Both time brethren
become known, situations in Intreereburg
College by the 'Regents of that institution,
of which it is their purpose to accept, Prev
isions will doubtless be mode iu due , season
- •.. 0 1 . 1C13 tb on created. —Re.
lowed church illessenger.
Shooting and Death
The usual moodtemy of our Borough was
somewhat disturbed on Saturday afternoon
last, by the report of a tragic *booting affray
having mowed on gait Pittsburg street.—
We will give the partioulars as we have re
eaived-thom-,tiot-haviug-gssie-to the grouad
ourselves.
Some four years Evince a young lady of this
place - visited a relative in the State of Indi
ana, and while there formed the acquaintance
of
.gr. Rag, a commercial traveler, whose flue
personal appearance and pleasing manners
created a favorable impression. In other
words, aim liked him, and the feeling being
frilly reciprocated, it terminated in an engage.
went and a hasty marriage. But a few months
elapsed before the yenog lady saw the folly
of her course. The man she had promisee
to love through life, was not what fancy had
painted him before marriage. Before the
end of the first year they quarreled Bed sell.
arated, but through the intervention o f
friends were brought together, only to quar
rel and separate agaia. Frequent quarrels
and separations followed, andlinally the lady,
finding it impossible to live with Ray, left
him and came back to this place, where for
several months past she has been making
her home with her friends and relatives.—
She received frequent letters from her bus•
hand, importuning he to return to him, but
knowing from her short experience that it
was impossible for them to live together
as man and wife should so turned a 4eui
ear to his entreatiea,
Friday morning she 'received a telegram
intormieg her that her husband' was ou the
way to see her. and might do bur
saute violence. Saturday morning Mr. Ray
arrived here and requested'. ati„interview
with her, which was refused at first, but fiu•
ally granted on condition that it should take
Place in tha presence of officer,Klibe and Mr.
John Kyle, Mrs. Ray's brother-iu law, and
that he, Ray should deliver to the ellicer
any weapons he had about him. Ho eon
' sewed to this arrangement, and handed the
officer two pistols. lie was then, admitted
to - the room where his wile was awaiting
him, and after a few words had passed be
tween them, be asked her if she would re
turn to Indiana with him. Site replied in
the imeative, giving as her reasons that it
would be impossible for them to live togeth•
or happily again. She had ecarcelyfioished
speaking when be exclaitued "My God !"
and drawing a pistol Item his breast pocket,
which he had concealed from the officer, fir
ed at hie wife, the ball passing byter head
and lodging in the mantle. Ile then fired
at Mr. Kyle, the ball passing through the
crown of his bat. Before he bad time to
fire another shot officer Kline closed with
hint, when he deliberately placed the "uouz
sal of the pistol at his own breast and bred
inflicting a wound which terminated his ex
istence a few hours 'afterward. Ile was at
once secured by the officer, who bad him
placed iu a wagon and convoyed to the jail,
where he was attended by 4 Drs. Cowan and
Wanginnao, who dressed his wounds. In
one of his pockets was found a two ounce
vial labeled laudanum; and the doctats are
'of the opinion that ho had swallowd the dose
before gulag Rise*, his wife. Ho lingered
in agony until about half past nine o'clock,
when death ended but sufferings... ills re—
mains were sent to Audeison, lodiana on
Monday.
The affair has created an intense excite
ment through the town, and our people can
neither thin or talk of anything else.—
Greensietry (Pa) !Jerald.
T..A,lezandeil of Illinois, the king of live
etock men in the United States, has wade
an assignment of hie property for the ben.
cot of his creditors. His liabilities are sta
ted at $1.000,000 *bile hie coos foot up ,
from 0/90,009 to a200:000.
, . ,
Senator Paactut preienled a temperate
but 'earnest menial* 'to the &mate to-day,
reeirci,brielly She iimiekand Consequent die
treirprevaiiininehanibersbutgfend through
out the several border counties, because of
the destruction of property during the rebel-
Thuntemorial mar read and refired
by the Seemo`to a special• eomitiune ; ye mtr•
ftcYti trf 11tr. Dtli. Suet• a petftioo, cowing tr.i•
ready, froisra people who luso suffered BO
severely did' the eitizLies of Chambers•
burg, ciould' not' but emzin . atio . the respect
ful cousidentsiou f. the kiettate ; and it seems
to be understood that the questl'ou will be
referred to a eonituit:ee mods up of some of
the ablest metrof both. parties.
kis noticeable iliac the metnorialints do
not; ask for pa3ment, 'nor for any epteitle
measure of reties. They admit that the State
was biome) in the appropriation of her mil.
hens to defend them, and that ample (mutts'
of troops were organised for their protection.
Uut they remind the Legislature that the
great peril of the Union armies in 186 i, and
again to 18G4, required. the State defensive
forces to be ordered off to strengthen the
shattered Union armies, and thereby they
were l'efC defenseless,. their property destroy-I
ed by the enemy and the State repaid the
cost of her troops. They elaim• that the
National Govecntnent is Sustly liable tor
these losses, and they ask such intervention
on the part of the State as wilt enable it to
possess the claims and make demand for yes.
titution upon the National Government.
The whole question will now be calmly
'and ably reviewed by the committee,•and if
any. Measure is proposed, it will none well
fortified as to both the law and the equity of
the case, and so guarded as to stamp iutegri. -
,ty,upon its theory and details, The State
will sanction what is just—nothing more. It
will do what its honor and sovereignty de
wand for those who •have' suffered extreor•
dinsry losses by the war, but it can pay no
tribute to fraud and• speculation. If it be
shone that mire General Crevermuent, by rea
son of withdrawing our State defensive force
is fairly liable to our people, it should require
a careful, serutiiiiaing revision of the claims
.so-that its high authority_could_satfetion
-theruTa-•
run — tires — it-multi terpose—its—pavv
er to secure restitution to he chines is' such
a wanner as wilt best secure )usitee to all
Tbeiudividall sufferers cannot prevail before.
---;411
Jongress, any . t nThBtate oau, without de.
ple ti og - its - treasury, or i wereasi iv ; ' taxes -- or
debt, be the-tuedivar of payment to there
people, the Legislature vtill not hesitate to
discharge its duty in the poetises.
Weitoderataud that Messrs. Y itl t Barka
few Connell, White and Duncan have been
sir intentions
appotote. as ti e specie email QC u W lie
the memorial has heft teferrad.-,,llurria•
bit tv Te/ep:ap4.
Lloyd Britcvn, colored, was hanged at
Williamsport, Pa , on Wednesday last, for
the murder of Jacob Day, a Germaa, co the
115th of November feat . Be died pretesting
hie innocence.
North Carolina elaimi the 'champion vo
ter ' At the last eleetion hu wicked to the
pods followed Ivy seventeen sone, and they
collectively deposited eighteen ballots'.
Dr. John Gegan, of Philedelghin, who
died reeently, left 51,000 to the Chatch of
St. Josepls, fur masses fur the repeats of his
soul.
Foa SALII —About 75 good 'mist poste
Apply to Li. lizrams.
LITTLE ONIONS.- Very nice ones for
planting at Reid's.
FRESH Fall --Ou Ftiday, aftOtROOR at
Reid,s.
WANTED.-10 or 15 bushels of choice eat
ing potatoes. Apply to J. Foil%
DENTAL ROOM .-Dr. J.M. Peddieortra
Dental Rooms are two doors west of Itoid'e
Score.
REMOVAL —•-After the first of April Dr.
A. K. Draninhes will ietnore his *Ewe to
the room above the elute ut )lesara. Coon &
Stonehouse. .
GoNft EAST.—Our friend, W. - H. Brown,
of the Mt. Hope Store, is now in Phi Wish
phis, main his spring selections of low
goods.
FIRST ARRIVALI9.—tiIo firms, Messrs Am
berson Benedict it tio , and Messrs. Price
have each received their first in
stalltnent of mem goods. Cull and . heti the
late styles.
REmovzd ---31 r. Geo. Boernor, Tallor,re.
moves to day to' the business room on the
corner of the Diamond ) occupied by A. E
Wayoant.
SAVE 825.—The sawing machine for the
times is the Wihion; Shtittle. These ma
chines, having been theureWy toted, are re•
eu. - utueoded ie all coufidenee to ail in wiut of
a first eins f bruit, 5..5.1. at a reasonable. price.
A.:l Wairrt,aar.
PUZZLED TAIGOE.-Our neighb r, Rein
finger, Tatter, is puzzled to koow why persons
owing bum do not "pay up," whilst those to
whore be is ineebted ore protupt in present
log their bale. lie debires,ior the'present,
to have the rule 'evened.
127 Dr. Poldieoad, announces to his onetter
one patients nod the pub:ls generally that he
will be absent trout Llioffici, next week, in•
tendiog to mit the Isln.tern cities, from
Illicit he will return with a largo nod well
selected stock of fine Gold and other sup&
or fillings, Teeth ; Instruments, and Dental
goods generally, by which he will be enabled
to give the:en:west satisfaction in his cases
profeseionally. •
A frog duvru oust the other day lealilo oat
of a mates stomach, where he bad
teen:years.% Ile ,onldn't stand the pullout
style of whisky.
Our Bailer Lofton
BllsiNk:ss LecitiA.
lII=
C0U43110, COLDBI BRONORITS, ASTHMA,
ito,—The above - complaints seem to be in
ereasiog in prevatence, and if , not taken in
lim o , either one may lead. to that dreadful
and latirtdisease--tionsunsption. Whet °rim•
isality to neglect them. when,the result.may
be so terrible t Briggs' Throu ited Lung
Healer bra positiverenredy for all diseases' of
'be throat, lunge nod chest—never failing
when used in tlitt morning of ififietiOci.-‘—
bold by druggists.
Con,NB, 11m:rove. Isonowl NO NALS9,
&c. ---' The enorrnoubly &perfuming sales of
Ilriggs"Allevator and Ourativo for the pre
vention and cure ebbe nanny Painfli! &efts:
es of the feet, hear witness to their wonder
ful superiority. over all other like prepare
dons, Tor years they have been, steadily
growing it-favor, until now 'the great major.
ity who sre ttoabled with bad feet will use
no other remedies. The Curative, for pore:
tender and fostered aim and ',Anions, bad
Dads, Sao., is soothing and - 'healing, portnan
ently curing the worst cases when used ac
cording to directions. The Alleviator, for
the cure of all coalition corns and for the
prevention and cure of all corns, bunions,
&c., is, 'par excellent,' the only article ever
yet discovered that will produce a like result.
ISOld by F. Forthusan, Sa Druggists generally.
PILES.--Internal, External, Bleeding Or
Itching. This distressing and harrowing
disease is alarmingly on the increase. More
so, perha from - the fee that those wild are
afflicted fns a false notion of delicacy, are
afraid to a for it remedy, thereby making
24,
their condition knoint how wrong and fa. ,
tel is this nogleot. At the first intimation
of the appearance of this complaint they
should procure Briggs' Unrivaled Pilo Rem•
edy, and, using it Recording to
. directions,
immediately check it and permanently sure
it__ It is easy of applicstion. and. thorough
in its.effects.' Sold by F. Futtrthmsn.
IrAT,ES
e_ VEWABLE SICILIAN
tt HAI It
IP" - BMWER
Is the best article known to preserve the hair.
It will positively restore
GRYA HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
- COLOR AND PitomorE
ITS GROWTH'. •
It is oft entirely new scie»tilic discovery. combin
ing many of the most powerful anti restorative a—
gents id the Yebetable kingdom.
t-mates-the-Ilair-snieoh-atul-glassy,
--_-_Alut_does_noLgtaiu_the_skin.
11' IS RECOMMENDED AN D USED BY
THE FIRST MEDIC IL AUTHORITY.
For sole by all druggists. Price $1 00
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashete, Ne H., Proprietors.
°XfiEXIEII .A.ImiIiALML.
At the residence of the bride's parents, in
this plane, on the nth inst.. by Rev. J.
Oiler, Dr. A. S. BONFARA.KErto Miss
KATE,. daughter of Benj E Pries.
On the 'nth inst., et the rebidenee of Mr
A.. Elsie, is Quincy, by Rev. A. 0. either,
Mr. OBED LONG, of New Guilford, to
Miss ISABELLA FREY, of Quincy.
ir 4-* DSO k 74 FOC=II
At Saow fill, on the 29th' inst., Mr.
DAVID SNOWBEAGER, aged 73 yeave,
11 months and 23 days.
Oo the-224—inat , in Mereernbare. Mrs.
ELIZABF O I.II, wife of Mr. JOHN MYIII.IS
at au advanced age.
PIIII.ADCLPHIEA, March 27.
FLOU It —The flour market is quiet, and
,there is no demand except from the home
consumers; whose purchases toot up a Jew
hundred barrel., including superfine at ss'
50®5,75; ultras at 86(66 25, Pennsylvania
do. at $G 25@7, Indiana and Ohio do. at $7
25®7 75, and faaey braada at 58(60 50,
as to quality.
GRAIN.—The wheat market is Irteady,
but the rplutue of business light; isles of
Indiana red at' $1,69@1 70; 400 bushels
Indiana and amber at 51 72; Ohio rid at $1
68®1.70, and amber at $1 72®1.75. Rye
sells at $lO5 for Peantrylvania, Coro assets
with limited inquiry at recent decline; salts
of 1 700 bushels Pennsylvsnia'arod Delaware
yelow at 82 cents,' and Western mixed at 80
cents Oats are firmly held, and 5500 bush
els Pennsylvania Old Western sold et 67(6
Wows.
T}l subscriber respectfully announces tts the
citizen's of Wayucebotu' that he has provided
himself with first-doss mile)) cows, and will contin
ue to eupply all wit will patronize him, regularly
during the spring And summer seasons, morning and
evening, vbith muck Lull cream, at rensonabte rates
for the each. HENRY CARIIALIGIIs
mar 30 —tf •
THE NEW WILSON
Uodetfeed Shuttle and
SEWING MACHINES I
$25 Cheaper than Any Other
For Simrlicity.DuraiTity end Beauty they stand
'unrivalled! For TUCKING, FEL
LING, Quilting, CORDING. BINDING ,BGAIDING, GAIII •
ENING. Ciaihrrina 41c sewing oa gathers, they nre un
excelled. WANNANMED.
A; E. WA YNAN'T.
P. f.Cciraer Diatrmd, Waynesboro,' Pa.
then 311
Dn. D. A: STOlEnterEft,
DENTIST,
- GRCENCASTLV, PA.
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t r ;•-
' kill IV
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Experienced in Dentistry; will insert you sets of
teeth at prices to suit the times.
feb 16-1671.
II The highest eaelt price wan be petit lux
Cost Iron ticrips delivered et the works of the
17 tf tit:Litat M. CO.
PORT- GP Tllll .VONDITION
the First National basket. Wayeeshore e
Pe ; at the elaee'af B )tisinesi, Meteh:lB l
AEsoulicEtte
Lonnie and: Dlseounts, $lB 777.6 l'
Oter Drafts, r 4 , •" 41,69'
Ui 8. Bonds to 'Secure Olrentritione 4" 75,400,W)
11.13.,1195idir osi hand, ' 33,1150.0 w
Other Btocks, ; llonds, &.,.,1,298,5n
Due from %Jeanine, Agent , """ ' 11,689 C9'
D" frmirPhlw' llll ,nklii , 411,88 , 1,6:1:
Due from other Danko and Ilankeri; 14 915,F3
Current Expellees, • , . • J 69.45
Cash items a n•l-Istemps,... _ , a 758,68
fluent edict:gee: hanks: 130,00
Fracinnal Currency and Nickels, r ?MOO
Legal Tender Notes, • 6,36840
EIABILITIES
Capital Stade
eturplus Fund,
Miscount, Interest, Profit and Loom,
Circulation outttanding,
Diridende unpaid,
Individual Deposits,
Due to Nat. Um:lJ, -
Due to other bailie and flanker.,.
State of Permsycvsnis r i s. Br ,
County of Franklin, }S
I, Sohn Philips, eishier of the First National
Bank of Waynesboro, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my limPvvto4lle
and belief. .INO.-PHILIP,S, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn' to before, me Ibis 27th day
of March, A. 1)., 1871.
J. BURNS AMBERSON, N. P.
Correct— Attest :
DAN% MICKT.P.t,
ALEX HAMILTON,• Directors.-
' mar BO] WM. HA.MMDTT,
MORNING GLORY FORII.
Fireside 'AM. tt f : TRIPLE'S now 'Move end Tie
Stare fie has on hand a large mot* of tho above
stoves; ell of the late iml roved kinds.
There is added fb the ?darning of this year an
oven, which is neat in appesrinco. It is 'a good
Baker. You cull heat Pr o ne, Halm, Boil, Roast,
igevri and it does Out. interfere with the operation*
as a Parlor Stovo,
In regard .tir the Wartra some Stove Dealers; s
who say that their particular stove takes lets coal
and gives more heat than the Morning thine. y'ou
can put that kind of talk iitom as .5 litaal4OCll, as
th'e klornhig (Any hits been sold •(io clod l.ert ul.
the country) fat four years, and in that time I have
put out over three hundred of them, and never had
to tike ono back because it would not do its work •
or it was not what I sold it for. Now that cannot -
be mud of any other 'toe ever ofl'rel in In wa ist
kat. Thet is the proof which is the stove.
I have other styles or heating stoves tor coal or
wood. Beating Furnaces put up and warranted.
Nly Crook Stovis are of the best in market for coal
er wood, all warranted good Bekers. Aleo a new
Parlor Cuok Stove, something that can't be excell.
ed.
Call and see ma. Yon will find my stork of Tin
Sheet-Iron and ,other wares of the best kinds, and.
at low rates.
On hand / the hest Clothes Wringer in market.—
Allan a good and cheap Washing. Machine.
Wining tfn.l ...)lionting done of the beet stock and
at ehart notice. Job work of all kinds hi my tins
done at low fallet -The only piece in town where
you can get your copper work done, being the only
you
Nuoitti in the place.
{let ti
NAVY GOO! NEW GOODS!
TIRE attention of the'community i 4 now ilireced
to.the large anu well aa.artett sock of
FAIL- GOODS
just opened St
PRICE Sz, 110EFLICIPS,
For the season's trade.conoiiting of ail the late nov.
elties of the day, and ut very cheap prices to suit all
mankind. 8o just drop in and see the varied col
lection of Dry Hoods, Groceries and Notions.
All the late stiles of Ladies' Droll Goods,
Such as
Alpacess,
Poplins,
Empress Cloths,
Itepps, Vic.,
Coalmen, Cloths, Velvets,
Velveteens,
Cords,
Kerßep,
Tweeds,.
Jeans,
Satinets,
Rob Rope,
Pikes Peak Oassimere,
Paisley, Shawls,
Plain Shawls,
•
- Long Shawls,
Square Shawls,
Breakfast and
Shoulder Shawls,
Deleins, Merinos, Cashmeres, Twills, Mobairs,
Chignons and Switches,
Boots and •Shoes, Rubbers.
Corpots, wool awl' Home-mtkie. •
Oil Cloths foetables dud floor. "
Window Shines in . Oil eut4'flolland.
Blankets white *tad grey.
BEU full atm Leauaer fog
ahoemakee Lad saddlers, at
itOUZF.R do r IiANTZ'S,
rikpavilla,
June Ott
$204;580,08
$73;909.09:
16.009,09
3338.63
ft 66,045.00
10.90
44.319;19
108,01
33545
$204.6130,08
W. A. TRITLE.
Dec 8-1870.