VILLAGE RECORD.
vv.timemixnas ES - 6 mica,:
Th*rst*7, Aptil 0, 8071,
Stiuktoi LI oward,oi aithipia; died
OI spople4y on the .311'
thi ytato twenty.
ievon of Brigham tontig's ut , :eta io law
have died:
ps..Green pits and ripe et
made their apteraade is New
They Work ittPped from Choi
sarrba reduotiou of the p tillit*
the Mon& of March was el• en reil:ftniti 6 1 :
levee ifiettiliaci two beodred' amt. aii4
CrSeven war vessels have been ordered
to fit but ler sea immediately at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard, and ipeculation is rife as to
the ineameg of the movement.
nos„At Annapolis, Irrestbsts and Towson
town, Idd,, the It,epublienus elected their
aantidotes for Corporation officers on Mbn
day .
Subeeriptions to the new loan on
Saturday amounted - IF) 8r;41v50. T oh-to
tal subscriptions to Saturday were $50,0r5,'•
050. There Was redeemed on Saturday
050,000 three per cent. eeriifiestes",
ttrA 13oaton sici) d ales tae' been do-
1,; te , y the receipt of an order Tor shoes
for the faaeily of a ItY'oittion Mshop at Salt
Lake, twentj Wives and about fifty Ail.
dren.
usa. A. patty oNisizaised men visited Dr.
A. Oleo Springs Spartansburg,
ti:Sontis Caielli's, on Thursday night et lest
week an.dsitc.t hies s;x times, utensil. wound•
ing him. The Doctor WU 79 years ord, a
republican, but held no office.
Mir Forty years ago' Simon Carrierott pbr•
chased for $lOO a spar of the Broad Aioun•
rain in Pennsylvania. Et is now' worth $l,-
000,000. Coal has been , pained oat of it
for thirty fire years and he his realiM, in
the shape of royalty, ebon't one kubdred dbl
larti a trey.
igt.Thorna's' Erart Clay, th.u-ne6ond sou' 9f
Ilenry Clay, died last week at the Ashland
Itemente.adotear Lexington, Kentucky, aged
Silty eight. Ile had served under Mr. Lin
enin's Administration as American Minister
to Sic/Ira:gad and Il '
oedura,•.
dittb•L'adiis of woman's rights calibre have
scoot-110g to the opinion eipressed by a crus
ty old bt , :e . hel4r, re chinas, to the Presiden
ey. ll'o a aye o' fe wil l aTess-thet she
hri's pissed lier — thirty frith year, and it is oe
eassary to be sounctchat older tbio this to in
habit the White House.
CrTha eleetio — Jo n Connecticut ou llon•
day resulted ie the eleetion of a Republican
governor and the re election of the three
Republican Congressmen.. The Demeerate
hist year carried the State by 1,000 majority.
in Mich?gan the Republicans elected their
entire State ticket and a riertiber of Congress.
alt must Italie bear with very mingled
tetlings that Napoleon, late of France, diet
Victoria, Queen of Dagland, atWindior Clas-
LIN the other day. His lest visit to the time
spot was Made nearly twenty years ago, when
England on bedded knee received ae hid the
victorious master of Trance: Then' his en
tire stay on British Foil was made the ma
son of one grand series of honors and ova
tions; and when he returned to his fair home
the memories of that triumph were revived
from time to time iO soones of similar qisplay,
that greeted first the rot urn visit Ef hler
Majesty, and then the 'callings in' of nearly
all the European Menarobs. Nei ; tie poor
broken down Enitioror goei more in the
iight of an exile tilde aught else. Repudia
tiSd by hi 3 people, altnotit entirely,abandoned
by his friends, and whipped beyond a perad•
venture by hisenemies, be presetiti a truly
sorry spe taelo of bankrtipt loyalty.
tee.Dstails of the reviler) of the Faris in•
mirgents by the loyal troops nt Cotirbevoie,
on the Versailles rood en Bundiii, show it
to have thoroughly demonstrated the sylph
riority of the Government forces over the re.,
edlteri.. The latter were drivin in confa
ttion inside the city, followed by a heaiy
tlidnotiade from Fort Mont Valeribti.
ty•five of the Cummunista were killed and
five Liked prisoners, and immediately shoe.--
itattalieus of artillery were berried up and
the ramparts manned, 'the rappel Bounded
and the insurgiuto called to arms through
out the city. neCowinane:irsued a num
ber of preelarnatioes,. summoning Thiers,
Favre, Picard •and other 'members of the
titivirment to appear %Afore it which of
course, are wottli nothioa more tbau waste
paper.. Other decrees of the Commune or
der the separation of Church Mid state, .aad
tho ittppressija of roligiatte bodies; A die
petal from Versailles states that 'MAMA]
I.V.l.atiMahou toe been appointed Commaider
iti-Chief of the Preach army.
,
INooatz TAZ. Commissioner Pleau.
kintno has, written g letter, which ea:eludes
je :
follows
You are further that persona
hlalie groin; inooiae during till, year 1870
&If:linked in the United Statea hirreney, did
n it e9i4eed two thousand dollars; iii4e hot re.
quires Slake soy iscomo rethroir, for
need they ihahe any stdavite showing that
tb•4r gross iucviue dial u)t eieeed the Both*
bove um riled!.
LOCAL MAT ERS;
ipir•Lodalb,driicara'e:
I.46seir die 'Baum of Liu:
icirgteid sill have ahad,territig,. ate; to
- ea Ocial.
P6it SAIY.—A floe 111'1.ot-314e' old' colt,
*ell broke to work. Eistiniib at this °thee.
,
--"Yhe huh the "white hat" was
in town the tither : . d4, lie Vas last 1100 D,
set 1 nisi, nein. the Brew
wbettieN haVe
City.--
:,oa,S.U.
—ltenroniber_thatiliraokhill of tiro Dia.
Mood dirtier) , has made a reduction in iht
price at photographs. ,
DzATa—klapt,Shaw,of—Balkintore,—viell
known as a stook dealer, is roporteck to' hay
died since leaving this plass; a lbw* Weeks
since.
GONE.— Maj: D. I'f• Biethortoo, sth U. S
loraniry, who Was on-a visit to . his friends
here, left yesterday morning to join his regi•
therm at Ft. Barka., Kansa];
gm* Gtool%.—ThEft deify dlevili ;tittle.
man; Mr. W. 11. Brown, of. the Mt. [tope
Store has a bran new stook of ! mi. on
bead. Lank his a'dvt. nta in - another salami
SOPA 'Petition, signed by solvers! thotr
sand citizens of Oumbe rland oounty, has
been presebted to Gov. Geary, asking - Ihr
the pardon of Dr. Pant Sobosppe.
pa-An' old Maid, with more hones' than
flesh, is Writing letters thvongh the papers
advising youlig girls nOt to marry. PiTor
thideshe d'On't knovi how it is herself.
Ilti,*Thi hens are now doing their lbsae
best to sn'pply the demand, end the lotion
tiler fruit is not eggs antiy as high eat
was some time ago
r4"ft is a well established feet—tbat a
person who is guilty of squirting tobacco
juice in the hone of worship, don't expect
to rate at a gentleman.
Rlatovhe.—Pr. A. K. Vranisboits• hat
removed Lie bestial oiree to the rooms a•
boie the store of Messrs Cooe & Stoneholse.
ap 6-31
—L. C. lireekbill, of the Diamond Gal
lery, is agent- for the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. Call sod examine the
Machine before purehseing elsewhere.
—Religious Services in the Moreno&
Church-every evening -thie-weeLATOnerniii
tien on Gaod•Fridey aveoing.---Lord'e Sup
per to be adininietored on Bonet morning.-
The advortiseeibot of Messrs: Amberidn,
neriediot & Co. and Messrs. Price &Ploeflich,
who has ot:ened out their first institilatent of
new Spring and Suniutei good's, will . appear
next week.
• In our vst issno we will publish an in
teresting communication from Mr. J. S. Mitt
Civil Eugineer, in reference to the contem
plated Gettysburg Railroad Westin, which
waif received too late for this bane.
sti..Now is the time to have your cellars
6)eaned of everything that ig calculated to
generate foul gasses; They should be ttor
oughly, ventilated and the walls white•wash
ed. A littleiattention to 'these prenentione
may spare your household the inftidtiosi of
&rase and possibly death. -
Vefore the Leilahair° re
quiring every Person, before getting marl
ed, to procure a license from the Prothono
tary, which must bessbown to the officer or
Minister officiating, io afore he can marry snob
persons; and all marriages performed with
out the license first probated, is invalid.
Ihnadirronra.—By revolt of a gentle.
man in !his place, we pablish on first page
of to day's -paper an interesting ertiole on
"hydrophobia" from the pen of Prof.
of Baltialore, Nd. It would be well for
persons to . preserve it for firtarb refereed in
cases of emergency.
Pest —The first of April passed; we re
turn thanks to those of our patrons who coin
plied with the notice we gave, by calling and
&Oaring up arrearages. We trust those
who jailed to call will find it convenient to
do 00 soon: Sometime oleos tie promised an
improvethent On our paper at the eipiration
of the presetit volume , and plitpete, iiith
sulticient encouragement from the letter
class of patronei . a fulfillment if said prom
ise. In coorequenee of the noti-appearance
so many subscribers and advertisers before
the first and since, to have been cerepelled
to disappoint several indulgent ereditele.—
We desire a fall discharge of each indebted
oess before fdrther ifivbaviug ourself for new
material. Hence we ask a general settling
of at the earliest period possible. For those
"spobges" at a distance litho have treated
our notices and notes seat that through the
P. ti. with bilent contempt, there is a day
reconieg.
112ir The Martins are about. Nett sill
Come the Wrens. oet your boteikreadyi for
theile little flivoritei of the feathered tribes
delight to bad thoii nest nest , the • habits
tioo of thin, and they will repay yodi 'kind•
nesa a ttiouiatici fold, by thiii cheerful dotes
through all the bright elitnniet hotst
tar On Wedtiesday the bill from tie San•
ate restoring spriiig eleetioni passed the
House finally, exoepiiiii Alregblity,
Harrisburg, and Willianiititirg frees its pro.
virifitlg.
11•111=1;=1:1
Iluitnta Mitibutar. —The tali°. Opiit4
Cm kis it Is a'ssurse of great plbastire for
td annonnee to' wit readers the , fiootable
fisdinatioas AM seem to'ittend their appli
cation befoit the Legiblattiro for payment of
losses tinstained dialog the rebolion. The
question of the liquidation of these claims
id oast being considered by a special downfit
tie of the Senate which eenswitted *ill re•
port some time during the present week.—
The arguments before the denimittee on - lest
Tuerday evening by .Tudgli Blank and Cel'
A.•K. McClure, were heatd by a large riubi
bee of °imbed:
h seems to be' did geneial cativietion of the'
Ablest and but men of the Legislature saSis
a eorrespondhot of tli Philadelphia Evening.
Telegraph( of Friday, that the General Gov
-ernment-is - .unquestionattlst — liab le—for —these
s. Mr, Buckaleti declared in the Sep
ate, in discussing the motion td :refer" the
membrial, that the facts tirade out a' clear and
incontestable case against the notional au
thorities for payment; and' General White
intimated very strongly .that such was his o•
pinion. It is reasonably certain that the
special committee will be unanimous in tea—
tifying to the integrity of whatever measure
the 'oak+ r ty may propose, mad also unani
-otious' in fixing the legal and moral responsi
bilities fbr these losses upon the General
Gofernment. The report, or reports, will
therefore, plate this question on a basis that
will command , the respect. and careful delib
eration of all fair•reiaded men.-
What measure thacioiniittee Will report,
it of.couree not itnertn, but it is certain that
neither inoreaud tatationiclibt, or peyritent
*ill be proposed'. The claimants ask that
their own sates shall be applied to their lose
es, Which would about pay interest on them,
and the State thus become the' owner of the
oldie's-to make demand, in 'her own DBMS
and power, upon the General Goverament
for paymoot, a's did Massaehusetts, Maryland
and othereStatee, after the war of 1812. It
is dondeded generally that, *bile thousands
of individual claimants Cannot press their
claims successfully before Congress the, State
'unite could do so, and there to the border
people restitution for their estraordicary loss.
6S, without any saorifroo by the Cothenon•
wealth. In addition to securing the, pay
ment of the claims, the State would be justly
entitled to be repaid by Congress the $500;
000 already voted to Chamberebarg, as tM - I"
appropriation is credited on the claims.
Cirta os Bates Jora.a.—The Dos3ocracy
are note just putting in their best licks for
uonainations.for the_ county- officers. -- Bele
id a bid for tbo Sheriffalty. We copy the
following-adveltiscbadst . • • .
last week ;. . -
For Sheitj—'l C he indersigned o#erq
himself as a eardidate for . the Ace of Sher
iff Of Franklin County, subject to the deeis•
ion of the Democratic Nominating Canyon
ticin Ticledges himself, if notbioated, to
Use every drat in his power, to inetire the
enema of the iihole ticket, and if elected,
to pay to the Treasurer of the Franklin Co.
Monumenta, Almelo tiotione thousand dollars
towards the erection of a monument to the
memory of the dead soldiers of said bounty.
BENJAMiII C. MM.
ff ten don't set the nomination on the
atren.th of this bid, the doileniion will
bate brought crown upon it the iodisation of
every "loyal'" dem6orat in the conoty. Del
ogates will take notice.. Hsi* is a sato of
fers a thousand dollars, Veletuitiatecl attic e•
lected, to a worthy object. if you don't
nomisato him, the Menumentil Asseiation
will lose an important gift, and you will exib
ith a lack of patriotism and zeal in the cause
which the Republioans will hurl at you in
every Waller the canvass. Bea is far•seelor, if
he don't get the nomination; if be does and
is elected he'll be a trump. if neither, it
will only be one of his jokes.—Opinion.
.Collecting money just now is an °up
kill business.' An 'enhags has the follow
ing en the subject: "Last week a man step
ped tip to us and said be would pay every
cent he °Wed us if be lived until "Saturday
night. We presnme the man died. Anoth.
or said he would pay ns in a day or two, as
sure as shOoting. We are led to the el:m
essiest that shooting is uncut:tin. Anoth
er said he hoped to go to the devil if be did
not pay us in three days. flavine seen him
since, suppese•he's gone; but we trust he
has not hoped in vain. km saki they
would see us to morrow; These men have
been stricken blind, or else td•ttiorrew bas
hot come. One man told us aia ihOothes ago
that he would pay us as soon as be got some
money. The man would not lie, dad, of
course, lid lids not got a cent since."
Resurrs.--The state Bowe has pasSeB
a bill to prolong the lives of 'cotton taili,'
the firet sebtioti of which provides that Hire
after it, shalt not be lawful for any person
in this Oohimonwealtb to kill or have in his
Poseisien, or expose for sale any rabbit, be
tween the first day of January end the fif
teenth day of October; in each year ander a
penalty of five dollars for each and every
rabbit so killed or unlawfully had in possess
ion or exposed for sale.
tbiIdITTEMIURG RAILIOAIi .-:—Thelleetbilk
ry money having been raised to warrant the
cod3thetiCement of the work on the Emmitts•
burg railroad, from the Western Maryland
railroad to Emmittaburg, it was decided, at
Meeting held in Esmilittibirg, to break
grotind on Monday.
flbrottlft.—Berkgmin Deccan; the man
who was arrested some time ago for the reb
Most of Messrs; Pilkington & Sohlotterbeek,
atUagsretowo, and having had his tri
al retrieved to Fred'erisk errunty,Was released
on bail and returned to his homes Heaver'.
district, when be . eotomitted suicide by shoot
ing himself cot Wednesday, 22d nit.
—PLANTS.—Vegetable plaste of differ
ent kinds ire now ready for !delivery at the
gardens of John Norge!.
ItzeitPre.—The follo . wing Is a link of oar .
eitheoription reeeipts for Nerd: ,
Chriesien • $2.00
josepik Flory,f 4.00
John aehr, • 2.00
lease Glebr; • 2.00
L. Jaoques, • , 2.00
Daniel Geiser, 4 00
Alex. fletoilion„
F D Peard;
P. (6 ,
Jeremiah frollinger,'•
jacrob Sen.,
Christian Miller,
Gio. J. Paisley,
Rev. A. C Winery
Jacob Friedley,
_Join A. Rooter,
— ,VTR
Samuel Lecroo,
A. J Fahoestook,
—Josiah Burgs
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2.00
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Jobti W. Hoover, (Hil lery 2.00
Jacob tieefer, 2 00
'Aron Lowry, 2 00
. Goo; We. Tol.zi- 4:0.0
Mrs. Nancy Gilbert, 2 00
Abrw. Frantz, . 4.00
'Samuel Frantz, 4.00
B. M. 00
N.. Bonebrake,
!linty . Beer, .
J. C. Smith,.
Dr. R. X. BonebralCe?
Christian Frantz,
Sol. Barbet:oi,
W. A. Flory,
C B. Funk,
Geo. Foerthman,
W. A. Reid, .
Samuel B. File,
Miss E. Boult,
Michael Shoemaker,.
ilotio Baer,
Sand?
Lewis Deatrioh,
W.. Young,
Johe Johnston, •
Stouffer Snively,•
Joseph Ripple;
Israel Baer,
J. Philips, Ent
Chas. West,
amitel Youit
'A Niew list tot CRENBERRIEBA ear
respondent of the California Farniii. Makes
the following erteellmit sitggestion: a.t do not
see bow soy one *he has ever noticed the
delicate foliage and flower of the cranberry
even when wild tuid uncultivated, could fail
to be struck with its' beauty. But my eb
jest is to call the attention of your readers
to its value when cultivated in pots, io the
house, or still better in hanging baskets.—
When them grown, the long; slender stems,
dropping from the basket together with the
rich fruit, farm a most beautiful object. Let
those who mourn that they cannot afford
to purchase foreign novelties to make a rue•
tie basket, put a few cranberries in it, and
hang it in the window, sod they will say
they never saw anything more beautiful.'
too .President Grant's Administration, zap
the American opens the third year of its
term with a reduction for the month of the
National-debt of $11,011,250,65. This is
about two millions in excess of the average
monthly reduction of last year. and nearly
double the amount of reduction effected in
March 1870. It brings the total decrease
since the advent to power of the present Ad.
ministration to $219,765,663',74, and leaves
as to the total of interest .and principal of
our public debt of 82,434,076,60,05 Tak
ing the basis of our population at thirty.
nine millions, this gives us a proportion of
$62,4 per head as the :bemire of our na
tional obligations. In England the existing
proportion is about $l2B per head, and io
1866 our own was over one hundred dollars,
Such fig:nres are more eloqueut than the
complaints of scores of croakers.
PT The microscope shows the color of the
hair due to a deposition of pigment in its
substance. When the hair glands. become
enfeebled, this pigment fails. One atter an
othcr the hairs becoree whites or fall oat,
producing baldness. Baldness is easy to
preveet but hard to litre. ATiteB HAIR
*loos stops it; even restores the hair 1101R8-
tithes; always softens, freshens, and gives the
ghisa of youth. This great adamant shouldibe
preserved since it can be by ATER'S HAIR .
Vrcialt, which is beautifully clean and free
from anything injurious to the hair. [Trains,
Springville, N. Y.
te,„Gray hair may be made to take on its
youtblid cola and beauty by the use of Ball's
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, the best
prepdration fOr the hair snown to the mi•
once of medicine and chemistry.
In hondoo, every eight minutes, night and
day, somebody dies; every five minutes a child
is licit n. This great city contains twice as
many at Denmark,, three times as many as
Greed, and four Modred times as many as
Georgetown, D. C. In its vast populati on
of nearly 4,000,000 it has, 140,000 habit ua l
gin drinkers, 100,000 abandoned women, an d
10,006 professional gamblers; 50,000 mh o •
josh known to the police as thieves and re
eeiveri of stolen goods, .500,000 habitual
frequenters of public; boasts, sad 60,000
street Arabs. To keep this vast multitude
of disorderly obarieters in something like o
bedience to the law, 6000 policemen are ne
cessary. Of the population of the pity, only
about 500,000 attend public worship, there
being a Million of adult absentees from church
every Stintlay.
EOM/ATIO 81314AD10.—Min Mary JIM
Lovell,.a beautiful young woman, who ter
some pat years has been the mistress of Jobb
E.Blasikkara, a pork Merohant of Greenfield;
Ohio. jesistitted suicide en the 22d ult.. ;
Wear 'h ot plan by taking poises. Blank
burn hi Iris All of family, 45 years of age,. and
sad kis Whitley with the young woman
field Maria Sabh suede' among - their re
-
apatite friends that s it I* said they both re
melted ape saioise. They provided them.
selves with poison. and having strayed them
selves nosily, drat' eight mites "from Green
field and matinee a wild wood embed Cliff
run. The 'young rumen swallowed her
share of the poises and died. Blackburn's
heart relegate bid and ho rotttrned to the
town and told the riling woman's frionda
et the eiroarmitanties, and they preluded to
the spot and found the body. Blackburn,
it is laid, hlif Mom* hopelessly insane.
The Concord (N. U.) Patriot furnishes
e a est hen ~ story—to the effect that a
hen covered up by bay en the 27th of Deoem
ber made her way out mi the 19th of Feb
ruary, lively bat lean.
2 00
4 00
2.00
COTTONS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
&e.--The above complaints seem to be in
cruising in prevalence, and if not taken in
time, either one may lead to that dreadful
and fatal disease—oonsumption. What crim
inality to neglect them when the result may
be so terrible 1 BriggaThroat and Lung
Healer is a positive' remedy' for all diseases of
the throat, lunge and chest—never — failing
when used in the morning - of
Sold by druggists.
CORNS, BUNIONBcINGR9WPNO Neat),
Sto.—The enorfoously increasing sales of
Brigge"Alletator aod Curative for the pre
vention and ortre of the many painful diseas
es of the feel, bear Witness to their wonder
ful superiority over all other like prepara
lions; For
years — they have been steadily
growing in favor, until now the great major•
ity who aro troubled with bad feet will use
no other remedies. The Curative, for sore,
tender and festered Oorns and bunions, bad
nails, &C., is Soothing and healing, perman•
ently oaring the worst eases when toad ao
cording t 6 .directions. Th 6 Allevetor,—fo
the mire of all! Cotomon corns and for the
preventiOn oure of .all corns, bunions,
&c., is, 'par °Veneta,' the only artiole ever
yet discovered that will produce a like result.
Sold by F. Forthidan, & Druggists generally.
Paitetnal, Bleeding or
Itching. Y This iiiNtreisling and harrowing
disease is alarmingly ou the. increase. Moro
so. pother's, item the fad that those who are
afflisted 'tom a false notion of delicacy, are
afraid to ask for a lathed', thereby making
their triaditiou kriortn.--Ilow-wrong and fe
tal is this neglecit. At the first intimation
of the appearantia of this tomplaint they
should procure Briggs' Untivaled Pile Rem
edy, and, using it' aeoording to directions,
immediately °heck it and permanently cure
it. It la easy of applioatioa. and thorough
in its effects. Sold by le. Penniman.
' 2.00
• 2 0')
2 00
. ALL
F MUHL!, SICILIAN
AMUR .
Is the beet article known to preserve the heir.
It will positively restore
GRYA HAIR TO ITS ORIGIN itt
COLOR AND PROMOTE
ITS 4110 W TH.
It is ea Wifely hew scientific discovery, combm•
ing many of the iriost powerful and restoratße a—
gents id Vebetable kingdom.
It makes the Hair smooh and glossy ;
And does not stain the skin.
IT IS RECtymm ENDED AND USED
TOE FIRST MEDIC Cif AUTHORITY.
For sale by all druggists. Price $l.OO
P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
nemosi
ea Thrtrsday, Match 23, by Rev. H H. W.
Hibshman, Mr. fiNisißY J. LITTLE', to
Miea OfIRISTI. FOURTIIMAN, both of
Waynesboro'
' itritatm ercomers,
* At Ringgold, Md., on th• 23d ult., .Mr.
SOLOMAN SEIOOKRY, aged 65 poets, e
months and 12 days.
"I:lewd father, thou ham( lefi
Thy loss w• deeply feel,
But 't*aa God that hath bereft uas
He can all our sorrows heal."
FLOUR —The flour market is without far
ther change of special note. About 600
barrels changed hands, including superfine
at $5 Reims allBs 75®62 5.
9RAIN.—The wheat market is somewhat.
firmer, but there is not much activity; sales
of Indiana red at *1 d5®168, Pennsylvania
and Ohio de at $1 65®1 68. Rye may be
quoted at.sl 05. Oars is dull and drooping;
4.000 bushels sold at 80®81e tar yellow,.
and 78®80o for Western mined Oats are
unchanged; sales of Western and Pennsyl
vania at 67®68e.
NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS I
MT. HOPE STORE!
entigritier announces Nblii customers and
the public that he has returabd from the East
With a Lino stock of
SPRING- AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
Motorise, Gineettkiraie, Hardware, Glassware, Oils
Paint., Hats and Caps, Hciotrand Shoos, Notions,
and other jowls 'itch as ire usually kept in well
regitlated eokntry stares, all of which will be sold
cheap for the GAIS H I Persons in want of any
article in his tins are invited td call and outsides
his stock and leant his pikes, as his object is to
rnike "quick sales at short profits," His sto c k am .
braces Drugs and Patent Madicines, including the
eelebrated Fabrney Panacea.
WM H. BROWN-
Mt. Hope, ap 6—tf.
Assignees , Notice•
NOTICE is hereby given to all that Henry
Besore of Washington township, Franklin
Uounty. Pa.. has madianallelivered to the under
signed steed of Voluntary AuignMent of 'said
Bosom's estate for the berm& of his creditors.—
We. therefore no‘ify his creditors to present their
claims and his debtors to make payment of their
indebtedness without delay to us. •
D. B. RUSSELL.
OLIVER BEMBRE,
31 Assignees.
The highest cub price will tie paid tot
Cwt Ina Ittinpe delivered at the woks at thip
LiEldEft M. kO.
PIIILADELPHI&, April Si
0, , I
", ~ C
• ,•
J.Burils*mbetioriAelik,
CORNER• DRUG'B7O RN
is still'aheid.
READ, REFLECT; abd. Is convjaasd.
DRVOSiol_tho-booqualitt, PATINT Msoictsse
of all kinds, PIM WARTA Ltio'and COLOW/s 0114
Trnarkernst, &o, &0., at
THE CORNER VERO STORE.
BRUBBEB, COMBS, POCIUT BOOKS; RA-
sots, Pen :tit tone , • °spiv, •er u r ,
Toilet araf Fancy Goods,• OM, full assortment
THE CORN ER:DRUG'STORE
DESIRAIVE in every household;• Pura Bak
ing Materiel. You can always get the best at
THE CORNER DRUG" STORE.
PURE GROUND SPICES
are sold at
THE CORNER DRUG STORE.
tL•AOORYNG EXTRACTS;
16 diffdrent kinds at
THE CORNER DRUG STORE:
liFt; AMVEKSON'S Vogretablb,VeriiiiPolla.—
TH. bast remedy for *Whit. berg, BILIABLII
trod, PALITABLII.
•
WHISKEY'. BRANDY, RUM, GIN atd•WINE
foittiedicinal purposes at
TILE CORNER DRUM; STORE.
trtusseis it
THE i;OR - PEER' DRUG STOttlf:
Gdt your rosettaurilovit iftled by
DR. AMBEkRoN.
Assignee's Notice.
TOTICE N hereby elms to all that Samuel
01Gondar of Washinatbn Township, Frausiihi
Co CPa.; has. Iliade and delistwed' td the undert ,
sitned a Deed •of Voluntary Assignment of said'
(lender's estate tot the benefit of bib creditors. r
therefore notify ins creditors to presenttheir claims,
and his debtors to make payments of - their hiding , '
ediica%Withtiut delay to roe.
PETER ROMER,-
As-ignea.
A mil- 6 3t
THE NEW WILSON
Underfeed Shuttle and
SEWING NIACIIINES
s2s' Cheurpitr than Any Other
Bi 4 mtlieily. Durability and Dean!, they itinti
unrivalled! For'griveasno,H 'Musa. Tenants, Fir.-
LINU. Quilting, CIAMNO. Btpnt4rs. BRAIDTIM
GLTII
rRING, Gathrrion & sewing on gathers, they are un
excelled., Wattaitcrtei.
E: WA MANI'.
B. E. Corner Diamond, Waynesboro,' Pa.
mar l!loi _ _
DR. D. A. WFOUFFER,
DENTIST;
•
GREENCASTLE,:PA.
•
Experieneed in Dentistry, will insert you sets of
tf.eth at prim to suit the times. ,
feb 16-1671.
DAIRY BUSINESS.
mHE subscriber respectfully announces to this
1 citizens of Wayneaboto' that be has provided
himself with first•class milch cows, and will contin
uo to supply all who will patronise him, regularly
during the spring and summer seasons, morning and
stoning, with milck and cream, at reasonable rates
for the. cash. HENRY GARBAUGH.
mar 90—ti
JOSEPH DOUGLAS,
ATTORNEY.A.T.LAVF,
Waynesboro'. Pa.,
gRACTICES it; the several courts of Franklin
and adjacent counties.
.B. Beal Estate leased and sold and Firs
Insurance effected on reasonable term
dee 10
WAYNESBORO' COACH FAC RY
.
AM
GEC. B. HA*BER having withdrawn a
the Erni of Atlanta & Hawker. the sib r
informs the publik Hutt he continues the Coachm
ing business in all ite branches, at the -old stand.
He will at all Hetes hate a supply of new Buggies,
different kinde, on band; also secombliandeff is.
hides. Repairing done at short notice. He was
the bat material and.suiploys good mechanics.- He
returns his thanks to be public for their liberal pa
tronage and by attention no hairnets and a•: Ceps
shim to accommodate hoping to merit a liberal share
of the saws in thirluture:.
jail 14 tf
JusT REV a V ZI),A mu m e , „i L ea ti ler roz
shah:maker :ad eadaltets. at
ROUZER 4 Y UNTZ'B,. ,
Pikepaille
junt iltf
JACOR ADAMS.