.'IIIE PHOTOGRAPH FAMILY RECORD! The Photographic Family Record is an ele- f Family Oil Chromo, Photographie'Alburn and; Family Record combined, and as its name , indicates is designed for the insertion and, preservation of the pictures of ,the family ns well as the names. It is sismething en tirely new, combines beauty and utility, and should ornament every home in the land. All who see it pronounce it superb, and nre lavish in its prr The fr if dear ones Appear in a Last ' and beau!. tiful colors, an( .forever a household treat price plae. to* es it within ta ,end for it .and you will be gratified when you shall see it. It is something long needed, but never before attainable. Sim 12x15 inches. Price P. 50. •Mailed, post-paid, to any ad dress on receipt of price. $2OO a month clear profit made easily by -agents. Agents wanted everywhere. Men and women, boys and girls. Entire time, or spare moments; day time or evenings. Ev erybody wants it, and every family will buy it. Big cash pay. Pleasant employment.— Exclusive territory. • In fact, the best agen cy ever offered. Circulars and terms free on application. Complete outfit mailed, post paid, on receipt of $1.50. Send for it and make money' Address, The Beverly Com pany, 978 Wabash avenue, Chicago, 111. mar 19 THE GEM MICROSCOPE The Gem Microscope isthe most wonderful scientific production of the nineteenth cen tu 7. • It furnishes the power of a high-pric-, ed instrument for amere trifle, and exceeds in usefulness any microscope ever invented. It reveals the hidden wonders of minute creation—as Eels in Vinegar, Aninfalii iii - Water, Butterflies' Feathers, the golden marrow of a Hair, Insects Eyes, the Pada, Claws, Joints and Hairs of a Fly-foot, makes Ropes of Fibers of Cloth, a crow-bar, of a Needle's Point, and so on indefinitely. It furnishes hours of instruction, entertain ment and amusement for the young and old, and every family shouldpossess it. It is invaluable to students, professors, teach ers, paysicians, in fact everybody, and es pecially in the home circle it is a gem. It is cheap, and at the same time of great value. Brice $1.50. Mailed postpaid to any address , on receipt of price. A FAT TAKE FOR AGENTS.—Men and •women, boys and girls. Whole time, or lei sure moments and. evenings. It works just .as weir ight as bfday-liglii.-Par ents buy . it for their children. Liberal cash commission paid. Exclusive territory. Con genial employment. It excites the curiosity which produces - a desire to have it, and re quires no talking by the agent. Complete outfit mailed, postpaid, on receipt of $1.50. Circulars and terms free. Send for it and - make - money. - Address - The - Beverly Com pany, 078 Wabash ave., Chicago, 111. PUBLIC SALE Livery Stock THE undersigned will sell at Public Sale -I, at the Waynesboro' Hotel, ON SATURDAY THE 28TH MARCH, '74, the following described personal property, to wit: 3 GOOD HARNESS HORSES, one is a mare with foal to the famous thor ough bred horse, Star-light, owned by L. B. Kurtz ; , - 3 FALLING-TOP BUGGIES, nearly new, and, in good order; 1 two-seat ed carriage, 1 SPRING WAGON, 2 buggy poles,2 basket sleighs, (new) 2 sets doublo•harness, in good order, 4 SETS OP SINGLE HARNESS, in good order, 4 buffalo robes, (good) 3 horse blankets, 3 fly nets, as good as new, 3 riding saddles, all in good order, 3 riding bridles, 1 good cutting box, 1 large sign lantern, 1 large stable lantern, 3 strings sleigh bells, a lot of buggy Whips, and many other ar ticles too numerous to menion. Sale to commence precisely at 1 o'clock on said day, when a credit of six months will be given by JOHN STONER. mar 12---ts G. V. Mong, auct. ATTENTION, EVERYBODY I== 'VILE right into the Diamond Photo Gal .!: lery and have your Pictures taken. You can be sure to obtain good work at a low price and satisfaction guaranteed. Speci mens now on exhibition. Frames and eve rything pertaining to the Photo business may be found there. READ PRICE LIST : 9 Ferro Cards only 75 cts., 4 Ferro Cards4arge size 75 cts., 1 large Picture for frame 75 eh; '7 Photographs of all sizes at LOW RATES. SlaY'The Gallery will remain open but a short time, so come early. Respectfully, H. F. S NETT, Prop'r. mar 12-4 w Adtrtioistratare Notice. OTICE is hereby given that Letters of 111 Administration on the Estate of Eliza beth Fahrney, late of Washington township, deed, have been granted to the undersign ed. All personsindebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same, will present them without delay, in proper or der for settlement to D. H. FAHRNEY, F. FAHRNEY, mar] 2-6 t HOME LIFE IN THE BIBLE. I3y the author of "NIGHT SCENES THE BI BLE" and "OUR FATHER'S HOUSE" of which nearly 200,000 have been sold. "HOME LIFE" is commended by ministers of all churches as "the author's best book," "full of pre cious thoughts," "Truths precious as gems," "a choice book for every family," &c. Steel engravings, rose tinted paper, rich binding and for rapid sale unequalled. Agents young Men, Ladies, Teachers and Clergymen, wanted in every county; $75 to $lOO per month. Send for circular. ZEIG LER. & M'CI7RDY, 518 Arch Street, e' Philadelphia. Pa. mar 12-4 m Acitainistrators t Notice. XTOTICE is hereby given that Letters of IN Administration on the Estate of Henry Fitz, late of Washington township, Frank lin county, deck', have been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims pre rent them without delay, properly authen ticated for settlement. DANIEL ROWE, SOPHIA FITZ, Adm'rs. mar 7 2-6 t WOW EN SALE., TIIE subscriber offers for sale 160 Cords of Wood, hickory and oak, which is easy of access, g being about a half a mile from the public road, and near Samuel Welty's residence. Sept s—tf DAVID LOUR. arIINNAMON, al H pica, mustaid,clores and illoth cc apices whole or ground. at Reid'a Urocery PXI3IIO--- SA-LE, ON 'FRIDAY THE 20Th, OF MARCII„74 Tn undersigned , Assignees of Jahtte M. Hardman, will sell at Public Sale at 'Fountain Dale, Adams connty, Pa., on Fri day the 20th of March, the following real estate, viz A Tract of Land containing 16 ACRES,‘ , in a good state of cultivation, with a good —DWELL t tk - smith Shop and other necessary buildings thereon. There is also a FINE ORCHARD on the premises. This is one of the finest stands for a Blacksmith in the county. Also at the same time the following per sonal property will be sold, to wit : 1 wheat fan, 1 THRASHING MACHINE and Horse Power, 1 hay carriage, 1 one horse wagon and bed, 1 spring wagon, 1 sleigh, 1 barshear plow, .1 shovel plow, 1 harrow, a lot boards, oak and poplar, Icup board, a lot chairs, 1 stand, 2 tubs, benches, half barrel hard cider, 4 barrels water cider, quantity of vinegar, 10 empty cider barrels, 2 meat vessels, 1 keg, 1 pair steelyards, 1 tire-bender, lot of potatoes, 5 ACRES GRAIN IN THE GROUND, and many articles not necessary to mention. Sale to -commence at 10 o'clock on said day when teams will be made known by FRED'K. McINTIRII, WM. J. SPRENKLE, Assignees. Chas. J. Sefton,_auct. QUINCY FOUNDRY mama :itEm lIIHE subscriber informs the puplic that 1 he has several paterns of Iron Fencing and Porticos, Wagon Boxes, equal to the English Box; Motz and Self-sharp ener Mold Boards, Lan sides, Shears, Cut ters & Points, Feed-Cutters-and Grinders, 5 different sized Kettles, Skillets, Flat Irons, Dutch Ovens and Lye Plate ; also Separator Castings of different kinds, Horse Powers and Bevel Jacks; also the METCALF EXCELSIOR POST BORING Sb 'WOOD SAWING MACHINE, the shop prices for which are, $50.00 with out saw, $65.00 with saw. Will saw from 20 to 25 Cords of Wood per day—also,saws Shingles. One man can bore from 250 to 300 posts per day. Can he run with water, steam or horse power. Two different kinds of Sausage Cutters and Shifters. BerDAll repairing done in the best man ner and charges reasonable. I feel thankful for past favors and hope for a continuance of the same. mar s—ts BOOT AND SHOEMAKING ! _ o _ REMOVAL ! _, ®(IN and after the first of April next our customers will find us in the room now occupied by Wm. Blair as a Printing Office, where we intend carrying on the Boot and Shoe business as usual. From our experi ence in the business in selecting the best stock and workman we hope to merit a lib : . eral share of patronage. It will be our con stant aim to make a neat and artistic fiting boot. We make the best work in town at prices ranging from $8 and upwards, accor ding to price of material. We are perman ently located here. We have a few customers that we have asked often for their bills, and if they do not appear soon we intend putting their names in the paper, so they may not catch others. SW - Thankful for past favors go ask a continuance of the same. mar 5-tf J. FORD 4.4:: SON. - LATEST FROM TOMSTOWN ! NEW SAN STORE t -O THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that she has just received from the city a new clean stock of goods, consist ina of staple DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, NOTIONS, QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., which are offered at low prices for CASH ONLY. A share of the public patronage issolicit ed. Highest puce paid for all kinds of country produce. C. A. MARTIN. mar 5-tf PUBLIC SALE. ON SATURDAY THE 21ST OF MARCH. WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the res- V idence of the undersigned in Waynes boro, on the 21st of March, the following personal property, to wit: ONE BUREAU, conk stove, 1 parlor cook,] chamber stove, 3 sets chairs, 3 tables, 4 stands, 05 YARDS OF CARPETING, oil cloth, 1 clock, 2 bedsteads, lot of Queens. ware, 2 looking glasses, I safe, 2 lamps, 1 counter case, milliner's hat rack, lot of books, 3 rocking chairs, window blinds, and other articles not necessary to m ention.-r- Sale to commence at 1 o'clock on said day when a credit of three months will be given on sums of $5 and upwards. MRS. K. G. STOVER. mar s—ts ' G. V. Mong, auct. Adm'rs. Administrator lo Notice. ETTERS of Administration on the Es .llAltate of Barbara Newcomer, late of Way nesboro', dec'd, have been granted .to un dersigned, and notice is hereby given to all claimants upon said estate to present their demands, and to ad indebted to said Estate to pay such indebtedness without delay. DAVID NEWCOMER, JNO. N. NEWCOMER, feb 1 2-44, Administrators. UISSOLUTHIN., IVOTICE is hereby given that the firm of .111 D. Summers & Son was dissolved by mutual consent on the 28th day of January, 1874.. The business will be continued by the undersigned. The books and accounts of the firm are in the hands of D. Summers, upon whom all persons indebted are re quested to call and make settlement on or before the Ist of March without fail. fob 12-tf . 0. F. WADI F.F.S. NORGE TO TAX PAYERS t AN abatement of 10 per cent. will be made on all COUNTY TAXES PAID AT THIS OFFICE on, or before, THE 3RD DAY OF APRIL NEXT, and no longer. 11. 31. WHITE, jan 2010 t Treasurer. Yours Respectfully, JOHN L. METCALF, Quincy, Ps NITRE ! FURNITURE ! LARGE STOCK! -0- 'ME subscriber informs his, customers land the public . generally that he has gre — a'=Trr — . 7l - 1 - 7'77:"."'rrwr , rimumw - Ta present the largest stock of FURNITURE ever offered for sale in Waynesboro'. His stock consists of Dressing Bureaus, " of every description with or without marble tops; Wash and Parlor Stands with marble tops, Flint, Tepoy, sin gle and double Drawer Stands, Exten sion Tables, ranging from six to fourteen ft. in length ; Dining and four-leg Breakfast and Between Tables ; French Bedsteads, full and half Jennie Lind, do., Cottage ' Bedsteads of various kinds and a large .stock of common Pop lar Bedsteads; Wardrobes, Walnut and ;Poplar Safes, dif ferent styles and prices, Sinks, Hat Racks, Brackets, Hanging Hat flacks,• different kinds, Chests, Doughtrays, Etc. PARLOR FURNITURE: , Full Parlor Sults Chamber Suits, Loungei, Mattresses, /ie., ike. CHAIRS,, &C Cane Brace Arm Rocker, Cane-back Arm Rocker, Large Cane-back Rocker,_____ Ladies' Dining Chair, Bent Rim Dining Chair, Bent Rim Office Chair, Douglas' Arm Chaim English Parlor Brace Arm Chair, Walnut and Imitation Marble-top, Cottage Tables and Stands, ' Round Corner French', do.; ' • Parlor Chairs & Tete-a-tetes, COFFINS: The Casket and Pittsburg Coffins always on hand,_besides_n_large stock of his own man ufacture. Prompt attention will begiven to this particular branch of his business. • He returns thanks to the public for their past liberal patronage and invites one and all to call and examine his stock and learn his prices. 'Satisfaction guaranteed irt all caser. -- )SEPH H. CREBS, West Main Street, • Waynesboro', Pa. . jan 15.1874 PUBLIC SALE PERSONAL PROPERTY, TRE undersigned, Administrators' of Henry Fitz, dec'd, will offer at Public Sale, at his late residence, on the South Mountain, one mile South of Monterey Springs, near Blue Ridge Summit Station, W. M. R. R.,. ON TUESDAY THE 24TH OF MARCH, the following personal property, to wit: • 2 HEAD OF' HORSES, one a good brood mare ; 1 extra colt, three years old; 4 HEAD OF CATTLE, among which are two good milch cows ansl two heifers; 5 HEAD OF HOGS, among which is one brood sow and four shoats; 1 TWO-HORSE WAGON AND BED, 1 pair of hay ladders, 1 two-horse sled, 1 set of dung boards, 2 barshear plows, 1 double and 2 single shovel plows, 1 harrow, a lot of double and single trees, 1 spreader, log, butt, beast and cow chains, forks, rakes and shovels, 1 dung hook, 2 sets breech bands, 1 set front gears, collars, halters, bri dles and chains, 4 housens, 2 fly-nets, 1 wa gon saddle, 1 SET OF SINGLE HARNESS, 1 pair of check lines, 1 ridding saddle, new, 2 riding bridles, 1 grain cradle, 2 mowing scythes, 1 grindstone, 2 cross-cut saws, 1 wood saw, 1 crowbar, mattock, picks, ham mers, 1 wind mill, 1 half bushel measure, a lot o shoemaker tools, a• lot of old iron, lot barrels, tubs and baskets, meat tub, 1 hand saw and augers, 1 foot adze ' lot of grain bags; millet and clover seed, potatoes by the bushel ; also about 5 ACRES GRAIN IN THE GROUND; also 3 bedsteads and bedding; 2 bureaus, 1 set of chairs, 2 kitchen cupboards,2 small tables, queensware, tin and eartenware, and many other articles not necessary to mention. 19.,5a1e to commence at 10 o'clock on said day, when a credit of six months will be given on sums of $5 and upwards, by purchasers giving their notes with approv ed security, and if notes are not paid when due, interest will be charged from date. • DANIEL ROW, SOPHIA•FITZ. A dm'rs. mnr 12—tA WAYNESBORO' MVIT.TrirCT.A.I-1 ESE INSURANCE COMPANY ! , WAYNESBORO', PA., INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY On ail safe class property at reasonable rate Assets liable for losses, March 2, 1874, $101,831,29. Policies issued on cash or mutual plan, a gainst loss or damage by fire or lightning. OFFICERS: SIMON MORON, President. JACOB HOOFER, Vice President. Jos. DOUGLAS, SECRETARY. ' Jos. W. MILLER, Treasurer. DIRECTORP.. Samuel Frantz, Simon Lecron, Dr. A. H. Strickler, Jacob Hoover, Jos. Douglas, B. F. Winger, Jacob J. Miller, Jos. W. Miller, D. R. Miller, F. B. Snively. Geo. J. Baltsley, Samuel Hoeflich feb 26, '74] CUESTXUT RAILS. 800 or 1000 Choice Chestnut Rails for post fence for sale, in front of Mon treey Springs Hotel. EnquiroT.A mar. 13-tf H. 'YINGLING, Agt. SHINGLES, &C. rrHE subscriber offers :at Private Silt I Lap Shingles and Cooper Stuff. Terms reasonable. JEREMIA.Ti .GORDON. jan CHEAPER THAN EVER 1111BERSON, BENEDICT & CO'S, 'TAW just received our second supply of JUI.FaII and Winter Goods to which we call the attention of our customers and We have full stock of the following: Queensware, Carpets, OIL BLINDS, BOOTS AND SHOES. Cassimers, Lawns, Tickings, Ladies Dress Goods of all kinds MGive ns a call before going elsewhere and we will convince you we are selling as cheap as the cheapest• AMBERSON, BENEDICT & CO. dee 4—tf REMINGTON FUMY SEWING MU NE! subscriber announces to the public 1. that he has the agency foi the sale of the "Remington Family Sewing Machine" in Franklin county. Having tested its work ing qualities and capacity for several months he can safely recommend it as the very BEM' MACHINE IN USA Its construction is such that it can be run at a higher rate of speed than any shuttle machine now in use. In factories where the speed has been registered, over 1000 stitches per minute have been attained with ease. It is strong in all its parts, 'and free from the harsh and jarring . movements, and friction, common in inferior machines. A simple change of the needle and thread and it will sew the finest cambrio or the• heaviest leather. The shuttle carries a large quantity of thread thus 'saving in a great measure the trouble of filling the bobbins. The Remington has no rotary cams, cog wheels or lever arms to make a noise, run hard, or to get out of order. Any girl of ordinary intelligence can keep it in order without the least difficulty. The subscriber also informi his customers and the public that he has just opened out his new FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY , of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, and all other goods for gentlemen's wear.— He solicits an inspection of his stock. oct 16-tf T. J. FILBERT. 111.ariucsuaso', Pe., April 21st, /874. NOTICE A FTER an absence of fifteen rears I again /ILlocate in the town of Waynesboro for the purpose of carrying on a first-class Tai loring E s tablishment. None but the best of workman will be employed, and clothing made in the most fashionable and durable manner. Also plain suits to suit certain classes of men. Particular attention paid to cutting • men and boys clothing all in. style. Scouring and renovating done up e qual to any outside of the cities. My place of business is in the office of Dr. Strickler's new building, adjoining the Besore pripper ty, on Mechanic street. By strict attention to business, and a disposition to please, all, I hope to receive a liberal share of public pa tronage. Respectfully, &c.. april 24-tf IAS. A. FISHER. Butchering Again. TrE subscriber announces to his old cus omers and the public generally that he has recommenced the Butchering business, and will be able to ncccommodate them as formerly at the cellar in tne Walker build ing. Persons wanting prime Beef, Veal, etc. can rest assured that his cellar will be the place to get it, as he is determined to slaugh ter the best quality of stock only. Feb 27—tf • T. J. CUNNINGHAM. HOUSES FOil RENT. THE subscriber offers for rent TWO 1 DWELLING HOUSES on Broad Street, Waynesboro'. One is a two-story frame building with fire rooms, the other a two story brick building with five rooms and a kitchen. ALEX. HAMILTON. dee 18-tf 1873. the public geuecally Hardware, WELLs' CARBOLIC TABLETS Put-up only-in-Blue Boxes. A tried and sure remedy. Sold by all drug gists. 4w 011 Clothe; $2500A YEAR made with our fine COMBINATION PROS PECTUS. Represents 50 different books, wanted in every family.. Agents wanted in every town and county in the United States to make a permanent business on these _works._Sales sure.and.profits-large.—Com plete outfit sent postpaid on receipt of $1.50 enabling xtou to commence at once. For out fit and full particular address, John E. Pot ter & Co, Pubs., Philadelphia, Pa. Cloths It ent uc Paws Agents ! Paws And learn that,our new book is just out. "EVERYBODY'S FRIEND," Josh Billing's Pen, illustrated by Thomas Nast's Pencil. Of course the book will sell like oysters at a general muster. Every body's hungry for it. Send for circular and see what a chance we give to agents. Ad dress, American Publishing co., Hartford, CL marl24w VP UILDERS send for a' catalogue of new Lbooks on Carpentering and Building.— A. J. Bicknell & Co., 27 Warren St., N. Y. USE Camphorine ! Camphorine ! Catuphorine! Camphorine! For sale by all druggists. R. Hoyt, Pro prietor, New York. The Highest Medical Authority of Europe say the strongest Tonic Purifier and Deob struent known to the medical world is JUItUBEBA. It arrests decay, of vital forces, exhaustion of the nervous system, restores vigor to the debilitated, cleausesvitiated blood removes vesicle obstructions and acts direct lv on the Liver and Spleen. Price $1 a bottle. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt St., N. Y. febl2-4w GRAND OFFERS :—The "Ladies' Own Magazine" a year and two $5 chromos for $2. To Agents sample Magazine and both Chromos postpaid for 60 cents. Best cash terms to -agents ever offered. Agents make $3O to $5O a week. Read this: "The Chromos "Just One" and" Old Oaken Buck et," given with the Ladies' Own Magazine, are first-class Chromos, equal in all respects to any $5 chromo in my "store."—S. Gott wale, Wholesale Azt Dealer, Chicago Ad dress, Ladles' Own Magazine, Nevin York. RICH FARMING LANDS NOW FOR SALE VERY CIIEAP TEN YEARS CREDIT. INTEREST ON LY 6 PER CENT. Descriptive Pamphlets, with Sectional maps sent free. a homestead Illustrated paper, containing the Homestead Layv mailed free to all parts of the world. Address, 0. F. Davis, Land Commissioner, T.T. P. R. R., Omaha, Neb. mar 12-4 w PRIVATE SALE. /PFIE subsoriber, Administrator of Chris ' tian F. Bowman, dec'd, offers at Private Sale the Brick House and lot of ground, on South Street, and nearly opposite the resi dence of George Frick, known as the Barr property. There are also a line stable on the lot, a good cistern, etc. The whole is Under new and substantial fencing, The buildings are new and Mel 3cation a very pleasant one for a private family. For fur ther particulars call en GEORGE FRICK, Adm'r. ALARGE lot of extra atone sills do jam stones, at A. S. Monn's am mill. may l -tf IVATER Crackers, ginger snaps, any V• fancy crackers- . at Reid'e Gro:erd NEW ADVENT ISEMIENTS., DAUCHY dc CO'S. COLUMN. s i n •a week to Fastest- selling article ou t. .aes for lU cts. J. Bride, 707 Broadway, N. Y. WORKING GLASS, Male or Female, $3O a week employment at home, day or evening; no capital; instructions and val uahle package of goods sent by mail. Ad dress with six cent stamp. M. Young &Co., 173' Greenwich St., New York. •••11,1i J.. l• ror. distils Coffee as clear as amber ; extracts all its strength; retains all its nutritious a roma. The best thing ever offered. Price $2 sent to any address . Call and see it in op eration or send for circular. Territorial rights for sale. De Witt C. Brown & Co., 878 Broad way, New York. Canvassing Books Sent Fre% For PROF. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK on Manhood, Womanhood and their Mutu al Inter-Relations; Love,- Its Laws, Power, Etc. Agents are selling from 15 to 25 cop ies of this work a day, and we send a can vassing book free to any book agent. Ad dress, stating experience, etc. National Pub= lishing Company, Philadelphia, Pa. ATTENTION I ATTENTION ! 500 Agents Wanted. Great Attraction. The largest and best assortment of Religious and Historical maps and charts. Just out: The splendid .Imitation-OhromoChart, 'ln fant Savior,' Our maps of the United States, World, Township and County Map of Penn sylvania fine large sales. Address, Haasis & Lubrecht, Empire Map and Chart Estab't., 107 Liberty fit., New York. Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, and all Throat Diseases, Use R r SSWORN L P. FrrLaa.—Balnd morn, wayi,l graduated at the rnnrowitLotronn's In 1833. and sitar .53 years' a:patence., perfected Dr.Fitler , a Vegetable Rheumatic; Syrup. I gnanatao Ran Wattle arra for Zerre, mayandllbausaktio Manses. Etworato,thla26di Aptll.lB7l - A. 08801311 N. Naawyrtiban,.phan. Ve Cleanest 9701.0 Coral #, satkaframonearit ingnalicv.Thnaldurpar.D.D.,Frankftwd.Thfla.Rev.C.H. ng,3fedia.Pa. Retv..l.B.l3nahatuin,Clarence.lowa.Rer. o.o.Bndth, Pittafard.lll.Y.Rev.Jon.l3lsm. - FdisChnzeb. Phila., ke.Affilcted should write Dr.lltler.Phlla,farexpla nators Pamphlet & guarantoa l gratia._ a5O It "ward for an in curable anae.NocuretoolummareallU.Sold bydrumests. Luar o—iw Millions of Acres in Nebraska. THE PIONEER VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY oct 9-tf FOR 1873. FALL dr WINTER. J.W.MILLER & CO Have Teceiv, T I .-eceiveci their 'V A TX. A VII W-3 TER STOCK OF DRY GOODS, NCiTIONS, QUEENSIVARE, CEDARWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, Their stock is full in every department and the public are invited to call and and prices as they offer GREATER BAR GAINS than ever. J. W. M. & CO. oct 16-tf - AT ELDEN'S ANAY always be found a full ° and prime ./Vlstoeir - of - BOOTS 4.N11, SILOES, HATS AND TRUNKS, PAPER - COLLARS WEAR, •GLOVES, SUSPENDERS AND 'CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEIVELRY, KINDS OF. NOTIONS SS:Watches and jewelry repaired North East Corner of Public Square Dec 5, 1872—tt ICI)aDi a fr HE undersigned would most iespectfnlly I inform the citizens of Waynesboro' and vicinity that he has opened a new Tin Store on East Main street, opposite Stover & Wolff's Dry Goods emporium, and keeps constantly on hand a good supply of COOK & COAL STOVES, MORNING GLORIES, etc., at prices to sui the times. All kinds of work done in his line with peatness and dispatch, such as roofiing, spouting and repainng. You will find it to your interest to give him a call be fore purchasing elsewhere. The sign of the Big Red Coffee Pot, Always - on the post.— Thankful for past favors he hopes for a con tinuance of the same. Yours Respectfully, CLAYTON M. FREY nov 19 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I -0- IPHE subscribers announce to their cus s tomers and the public generally, that they have secured the right for Franklin \ county too build the Kelsey patent harrow, and. are now prepared to pm them up to order. They are recommended by those who used them last season. One hat:emir ing equal to two with the common harrow. The draught not harder and easier manag ed over rocks. They are also prepared to do all kinds of Blackstnithing and wagon making generally, done at common shops, on short notice and reasonable terms.— Thankful to the. public for past patronage we solicit a continuance of the same. Shop on the corner of East Main and Broad Ste. ISRAEL HESS, H. McGINLEY. mar 12-6ro TALMAGE SPURGEON. T. De Witt Talmage is editor of THE CHRISTIAN AT WORK; C. H. Spurgeon special Contributor. They write for no other paper in America. Three magnifi cant chmmos. Pair larger commission than any other paper. v CrOlllOB now rea dy. No sectarianism. No sectionalism.— One agent recently obtained 3SO subscrip tions in eighty hours absolute work. Sam ple copies and circulars sent free. AGENTS WANTED. H. W. ADAMS. Publisher, 102 Chambers Street, New York. jan S-tf $(!) D 4 1 .1 lA:* fide,' Tli.E.imbscriber would inform the public that +he is at all times prepared to make o order Gents Coarse or fne Boots, also coarse or fine work for Ladies or Misses, in cluding th 6 latest style. of lasting Gaiters. Repainng done at short notice„ and measur es taken in private tanu nes if desired Shop on East Main Street, in the room formerly °copied by J. Elden, as a flour and feed tore. THOS. J. lIOLLINOSWOgTH. SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING}., THE atibscriber announces to the public that he has leased the room adjoining the Shoe-maker Shop of John Ford, oppo site the Bowden House. where he has corn enced the Saddle and Harness making nisiness. He is prepared to do all work in his line with dispatch and at reasonable prices. He flatters' himself that his long experience in the business will enable 'him give general satisfaction 2-tf ,-.wwmi The subscriber otters for sale a tam-story Log Ilonse with Kitchen attached. For furtherlairtieulars call on the rindersigned. mar -tlt ISA Ll.ll .SPItEZ.CKLE. 1874. GROCERIES, HARDWARE, AND GAITERS, G-o-o-as AND .NECK- UNDER-WEAR, AND AIL GEO. A. EIIA FILLINDAINEVGOOK- teillOAVV , :ii 4LO. >5: 6142) >I [SAVE just received a large and yell JlLlselected stock of new Fall and Winter Goods, which they offer to the People o f Waynesboro' and surrounding country at the 1. .rices.—The-st , • • 4.4 k in part of 1 :. 1 IPFT — Ti7II7) — T " PrITTI - Roo_ of the newest and latest styles; Goods every description for men and boy's wear Shirting Stripes, • Brown and Bleached Nubline, Sheeting, Tickings, Linen & Cot ton Table Diapers, -Towels '& Toweling, Table Covers, Balmorals, ' a icoes, Irigh-Linens, Ginghams, a large lot Whiter Cotton Quilts, very cheap, Table & Floor Oil Cloths, Oil & Paper Window Blinds, Ladies. Lace Points & Shells, - a large lot of Stockings, Handkerchiefs for men, Women and Children, Linen, Lace & Yapper Collars Laces,_Edging Silk. and Cotton fringes and Trimings of every description Kid, Silk - and Cotton Gloves, and everything else in notion lino .„. Boots, Shoes and Straw Hats, Lndies and Childrens Gaiters, Shoes and Slippers, to gether with Groceries, Hard vare, Wooden Ware, Queensware, Glassware, and Wall Paper. Call and see our gobds before buying elsewhere. COON Sc STONEHOUSE. oct. 30. 1873. 111RPER'S PERIODICALS FOR ./L B 7 4 . • Harper's Magazine. There is no monthly Magazine au intelli gent reading family can aßbrd to be with out. Many Magazines are accumulated.— Harper's is edited. There is not a Maga zine-tbat-is-prititWl-Which shows more in telligent pains expended on its articles and mechanical execution. There is not a chea per Magazine published. There is not, con fessedly, a more popular Magazine in the world.—New EnglandcHomestead. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE .$4.00 Per Year. I=l Harper's Weekly. JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION. The best publication of its class in Amer ica, and so far ahead of all other weekly journals as notto permit of any comparison between it and any of their number. Its columns contain the finest collections of reading-matter that are printed. ** * Its illustrations are numerous and beautifdl, being furnished by the chief artists of the country.—Boston Traveler. • SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $4.00 Per Year. Harper's Bazar. A REPOSITORY OF FASHION, &C It is really the only illustrated chronicler of fashion in the country. its supplements alone are 'worth the price. of the paper.— While fully maintaining •its position as a mirror of fashion, lit also contains stories, poems, brilliant essays,.besides.general and personal gossip.—Boston Saturday Eveuing Gazette. SUBSCRIPTION•PRICE $4,00 , P0r Year. M.For further particulars, &e., Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New York. jan 22—tf BLATCHLEY'S Improved Cucumber Wood Pump, Tasteless, Durable, Efficient and Cheap. The best pump for the least mon ey. Attention is especially invited to Blatchley's Pat ent Improved Bracket and Drop Check Valve, which can be withdrawn without removing the Pump, or dis turbing the joints. Also the copper chamber, which never cracks or scales, and will outlast any other. For sale by dealers and the trade generally. Inquire for Blatchley's Pump, and if not for sale,in your town, send direct to CHAS. G. !BLATCHLEY. Manufacturer, 506 Commerce St., Philadelphia, Pa. mar 12-8 m • FURNITURE! FURNITUIW! WORTH SEEINGI • , ' THE display of fine Furnituki, each :as Dressing Bureaus, Wash Stands!, Bed steads, Extension Tables, Centre Tables, Wat Nots, Hat Racks, Children's Cribs, Se. Everything in the Cabinet-maker line—the best in market, haying been carefully and substantially•manufactured out of the very best material—at H..DErnow's, 3 doors East of the Presbyterian Church; East Main St., Waynesboro', Pa. Calland see his display. Prices low. Thankful lbr past favors ha hopes to be able to merit a still further shara of the public's patronage. nov 13—tf H. DETROW. COACHMALKING. VlDERSOn.iniviiit of vehicles of any de -1 scription, new or second-handed, can be supplied at the old "Waynesboro' Coach Factory" on Church street. The subscrib er cordially invites those desiring anything in his line to call and examine his stook and learn his prices, which he feels warran ted in saying will compare favorably with that of any other establishment in the cowl- ty. RnrAuttss of all kinds will receive prompt attention. Thankful to the public for past patronage he solicits a continuation of the same in this iLpril 10-tf T T ~~ w T ~~ firge subscriber announces to his friends land" the public that he has purchased the Coach Factory formerly owned by Israel Hess, and is nqw engaged in the abOve bus iness, on- Main Street, at the East end of Waynesboro. Haying . a knowledge of the business, .and employing ziune but the best workmen, and by. striefiiftention to busi ness he hopes to merit a stinge - of patronage. All kinds of new work on lumd9olers filled promptly. EO. 33 . .1140.ER. ' Jan. 14 tr. FOU 11,E31t1. rr TIE Livery Stahlo and OfEce connected I with the Waynesboro' Hotel. Also the. Dwelling House adjoining - the same. Ap ply to - JACOB J. MILLER. .feb 19-tf , Skirts, JACOB ADAMS
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