PUBLIC SALE
PERSOLIL PROPERTY,
WHERE will he sold'at 'Public - Sal& at
,the : r esidence of Henry Reed, on 'the
road letaling,from..Eurikatown to Quincy,
miles'lrom either place, . .
.On Wednesday the Bth day. • of April, '74,
the - following :valuable personal property,
to wit:
8 HEAD OP HORSES,
among which are 4 good leaders, 1 mare
Heavy with-foal and 2 yearling colts;
dO -READ OF MORN CATTLE,
4 of which are mulch cows, the balance
young cattle ; •
16 HEAD OF HOGS,
2breeding 'sows with pigs; 8 HEAD OF
'SHEEP;
2 PLANTATION WAGONS,
1 olio-horse wagon, 2 pair wood ladders, 2
pair bay carriages, 4 three-horse plow - s; 2
two-horse plows, 7 single and double shov
el plows, 1 corn coverer, 2 new harrows,
1 NEW MeCORMICK REAPER
AND MOWER combined; self-raker, run
.one season, 1 spring rake,l carriage, 1 cut
ting box, 1 grain drill, 1 fanning•inill, sin
gle, double and treble trees, tlfth chain and
spreaders, log chain, 6 halters and chains,
10t cow chains, 2 pair breast chains, 2 pair
butt traces, 2 sets brecchbauds, 4 silts front
gears,
Q SETS PLOW GEARS,
5 fly-nets, 7 blind bridles, 1 six and 1 four
horse line, 1 set harness, plow lines, 1 wag
on saddle, wagon whip, riding bridle, 2
grain cradles, shovel, pick, crow bar, stone
'sledge,
blasting tools, forks, rakes, grain
shovel, 30 grain bags, keg of tar, 50 chest
nut posts, a lot of barrels. 1 meat vessel, 4
new clothes wringers, bacon and lard by the
pound, u , lot of household andAkitchen w fur
niture;
CORN BY THE BARREL,
WHEAT, RYE AND OATS by the bushel,
WU BUNDLES RYE STRAW,
25-ACRES-GRAIN-I-N—THE-GROU.ND,
and also the one-half of 28 Acres of Grain
in the Ground, a :ot of lime and stone coal
partly set up, lot of joint and lap shingles,
and other articles not necessary to mention.
• sales to commence at 10 o'clock on said day
when a credit of eight months will be giw
tn on sums of $lO and upwards by the un-
AlersigueLabeignees of Henry Heed.
JOHN WALK,
GEO. BENEDICT.
mar 26-ts George V, Mong, suet.
QUINCY FOUNDRY
MACEINE NM? i
THE subscriber informs the puplic that
he has several paterns of
Iron Fencing and Porticos, Wagon
Boxes, equal to the English
Box; Motz and Self•sharp
• • ewer Idold 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 & WOOD SAWING MACHINE,
the ebop pricps for which are, $50.00 with
out saw, $05.00 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 Stutters.
sitit"All repairing done in the best man
ner and charges reasonable.
I feel thankful for past favors and hope
for a continuance of the same.
Yours Respectfully,
JOLIN L. METCALF,
Quincy, Pa.
mar rte
NEW TIN STORE
lIHE undersigned would most itspectfally
inform the citizens of Waynesboro' and
vicinity that he has opened a new Tin Store
.on East Main street, opposite Stover d.
Wold's Dry Goods emporium, and koeps
.constantly on hand a good supply of
COOK &COAL STOVES,
MORNING GLORIES, etc., at prices to sin
the.tiincs. All Kinds of work done in his
line with neatness and dispatch, such as
roofiing, apouthig andrepairing. You will
find it to your interest to give him a call be
fore purchasing elsewhere. The sign of the
Big Red Coffee rot, Always on the post.—
Thankful for past favors he llopeefor a con
tinuance of the same.
Yours Resp.ectfullv,
.CLA.YTOYAr. FREY
nov 19
HOME LIFE
IN THE BIBLE.
By the author of "Mawr Scsses IN THE BI-
Me' and "Oun. FATHER'S HOUSE" of which
nearly 200,000 have been sold. "Ho= LIFE"
is commended by ministers of all church es
as "the author's best book," "full of pre
cious thoughts," "Truths precious as gems,"
"a choice book for every family," &e. 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
mouth. Send for circular.
ZEIOLER & 11PCURDY,
.5].5 Arch Street,
Philadelphia. Pa,
nar 1.2-4na
coAcumAKING.
'DEMONS in want of vehicles of any de
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 stock
and learn his prices, which he feels warran
ted in saying will compare favorably with
that of any other establishment in the coun
ty.
REPAIRING of all kinds will receive prompt
attention.
Thankful to th,e public for past patronage
he solicits a continuation of the same in the
,future. JACOB ADAMS.
•
11pri1l0-tf
Administrator's Notiaa.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the estate of Jero me ver, late of Marysville, Perry county,
Pa., deceased, have been granted to the un
dersigned residing at Duncannon. Pa. All
persons indebted to said estate are request,
(1 to makeimmediate payment, and those
having ctaitns.to present theta properly au
thenticated for settlement,
mar26-6t JNO. A. 811EAP,134, Adm'r.
riINNAAION, alspice, rnnstard,cloy.eg. and
R. >other spices 'whole cr ground,
Grocery
EXECUTOR'S SALE
OP VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE .
/SHE undersigned, Executor of John J.
:IL Ervin, dec'd, will offer at Public 3ale,
On Saturday the 18th day of April, 1874,
theTollowing desirable real estate, situated.
one mile west of Waynesboro', along the
turnpike leading to Oreencistle, and ad
joining lands of John Vunk and others, con
sisting of 3 lots of grotifid, contained in one
tract of
21 ACRES AND 4 PERCHES,
viz : LOT No. I—Containing .
. 2 ACRES AND 156 PERCHES.
This is a very desirable meadow lot, hav
ing RUNNING WATER thereon.
LOT No'. 2—Containing
- 9 ACRES AND 6 PERCHES,
on which there are several 'hundred well
selected yoturg fruit trees, embracing differ
ent varieties.
LOT No. 3—Containing
9.-ACRES AND 2 PERCHES,
well set in clover and timothy, and under
good outside fence.
Also at the same time
2 . BUILDING LOTS,
each 41 feet front by 284 feet deep. These
lots are known as lots No. 17 and 18 of Ham
ilton's addition, and are Voidable for the
tine limestone_ quarry thereon.
• sale to eommence at 1 o'clock on said day
when terms . will be made known and pos
session given "oncompliance with terms of
sale. JOHN PHILIPS; Es'r.
G V. Along, auct.
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE !
THE subscriber Assignee of Levi Young
a will sell at Public Sale, at the residence
of said Young,.
Oti Friday the 17th day of April, 1874,
the following real estate, containing
15 ACRES,
more or less, 'of land, part of it well timber
cditogetherwittrarlipuseand-a-lot-ofim=,
proved land,.. and being situated at the
South Mountain, half mile east of Water
loo, in Washington township, adjoining
lands of Jacob S. Hood, Christian Shockey
and others.
Also at the same time and place the fol
lowing personal property : 1 'steel spring
rake,
1 WAGON AND BED,
a lot of wheat and - rye3ll the ground.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said
day when the terms will be made known
by ISAAC SHOCKEY,
• Assignee.
mar 1.9-its G. V. IlSong, auct.
THE GEM
I/1.10560.90,0PM I
The Gem Microscope is the most wonderful
scientific production of the nineteenth cen
tury. It furnishes the power of a high-pric
ed instrument fora mere trifle, and exceeds
in usefulness any microscope ever invented.
It reveals the hidden/ wonders of minute
creation—as Eels in Vinegar, Animals in
Water, Butterflies' Feathers, the golden
marrow of a Hair, Insects' Eyes, the Pads,
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 far the young and
old, and every family should possess it: It
is invaluable to students, professors, teach
ers, p.,ysicians, 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.
Price SI.SQ. 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 well by lamp-light as by day-light. 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 fur it and
make money. Address, The Beverly Com
pany, 978 Wabash ave., Chicago, 111.
THE PHOTOGRAPH
FAMILY RECORD!
The Photographic Family Record is an ele-•
Fant Oil Chroino, Photographic Album and
amily Record combined, and as its name
indicates is designed for the insertion and
preservation of the pictures of the family
as well as the names. It is something en.
ti rely new, combines beauty and utility, and
should ornament every home in the land.
All who see it pronounce it superb, and are
lavish in its praise. The faces of dear ones
appear in a tasteful setting of gold and beau
tiful colors, and it is at once and forever a
household treasure. And its low price plac
es it within the reach of all. Send for it
and you will be gratified when you shall
see it. It is something long needed, but
never before attain...l3le. Size 12x15 inches.
Price $1.50. Mailed, post-paid, to any ad
dress on receipt of price.
$2OO a month clear profit made easily by
• agents. Agents wanted everywhere. ).‘fen
and wonaen,,boys and girls. Entire time, o r
spare moments ; dtly 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 evet offered. Circulars and trues free on
application. Complete outfit mailed, post
paid, on receipt of $1.50. for it and
make money. Address, The Beverly Com
pany, 078 Wabash avenue, Chicago, 111.
mar 19
BOOT AND SIIOEMIKING !
REMOVAL !
-0--
nN and after the first of April next our
NlFLustomers will find us in the room now
occupied by Wm. Blair as t a Printing Office,
where we intend carryin on the Boot and
Shoe business as usual. 'rom our experi
ence in the business in selecting the best
stock and war.kinan we hope to merit a lib
eral share of patronage. It will be our CQII-,
stant aim to make a neat and artistic thing
boot, We make the best work in toWin at
prices ranging from $8 and upwards, accorr
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.
Serl'hankful for past favors we ask a
continuance of the same.
mar 5-tf J.• FORD & SON.
CUESTNIJT RAILS.
SooSon or 1000 Choke Chestnut Rails 43r
fence for sale, in front of 31(In
treey Springs hotel. En gui rtrr.A
mar. 13-4 : 11. YINGLING, Agt.
SHINGLES, &C.
TIII: Fubseriber offers at Private Sale
Lap Shingles acid Cooper Stuff. Terms
reas4nabl e. J.EIII.:MIAH tic)ll.)oN.
jala
FIJIINffERE a FURNITURE ! !
LARGE STOCK!
-0---- A
TR. subscriber informs his customers
rld the public generally that he has
greatly enlarged his business and has at
present the largest stock of FURNITURE
ever offered for sale in Waynesboro'. His
stock consists of
Dressineßireaus,
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'; six-leg 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 stylesand prices, Sinks, Hat
' Racks, Brackets, Hanging Hat Racks,
different 'kinds, Chests, Doughtrays, Etc.
PARLOR FURNITURE : •
Full Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Lounges,
Mattresses, &c., &v.
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 Chaii,
English Parlor Brace Ann Chair,
Walnut and Imitation Marble-top,
Cottage Tables and Stands,
Round Corner French, do.;
Pallor Chairs 6: Tete-a-tetra,
COFFINS
The Casket and Pittsburg Coffins always on
hand, besides a large stock of his own man
ufacture. Prompt attentionmill_be_given
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 examinehis stock and learn
his prices.
ger Satisfaction guaranteed in all caser.
JOSEPH H. CREBS,
West Main Street,
jan 15:1874. • Waynesboro', Pa.
WAYNESBORO'
MTITITIELIJ
ettut !INSURANCE MINFAINIY4
WAYNESBORO', PA.,
INSURES AOA INS" LOSS 9B DAMAGE BY
X"..° CRS
On all safe Class property at reasonable rate
Assets liable for losses, Alarch 2, 1874,
0,831.2 9.
Policies issued on cash or mutual plan, a
gainst loss or damage by the or lightning.
OFFICERS :
SIMON LECRON, President.
JAcon.HoovEß, Vice President.
Jos. DOUGLAS, SEcitErmiy.
Jos. W. IiaLER, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Frantz, Simon Lecron,
Dr. A. H. Strickler, Jacob Hoover,
Jos. Douglas, B. F. Winger,
Jacob J. Miller, Jos. W. Miller,
D. H. Miller, F. B. Shively,
Geo. J. Battsley, Samuel Hootlich
fob 26, '74] '
Atindaistratare Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of
.111 Administration on the Estate of Henry
Fitz, late of Washington township, Frank
lin county, dec'd, have been granted to the
undersigned. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims pre
sent them without delay, properly authen
ticated for settlement.
DANIEL ROWE,
SOPHIA FITZ,
Adm'rs
rnarl24t
Actwinistraterab &Lica.
XTOTICE is Jxereby given that Letters of
IN Administration on the Estate of Eliza
beth Fahrney, late of Washington township,
dec'd, have been grnrkted to the undersign
ed. All persons indebted to said estate ate
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. PAHRNEY,
P. FAIMNEY,
Ad ni'rs.
marl2-6t
DISSOLUTION.
WrOTICE is hereby given that the firth
J. of lhayer & Jacobs was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 6th inst. The books
and accounts of the firm are in the hands
1 of the undersigned for settlement.
The business will be continued - as here.
tofore. Thankful for past patronage I hope
by fair dealing and strict attention to busi
iless to merit a continuance of the same.
;Yours Respectfully,
mar 19-3 t M. R.-JACOBS.
ikTOTICE is hereby given that the firm of
.1.11 D. Summers & Sun was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 28th day of January,
1874. The business will be continued
the undersigned. The books and accounts
of the firm are in the hands of 1). Summers.
:upola whom nlipersons indebted are re
!quested to callqipil make settlement on or
befonethe Ist of March without fail.
fob 12-tf D. F. S U MMERS. '
111031rWE TO TAX RA,YEELS
AN abatement of 10 per cent. will be
made on all
,COUNTY -TAXES PAID AT THIS OFFICE
on, or before, THE,3ItP. DAY OF APRIL
NEXT, and no longer. '
11. M. WHITE,
jan `'.9lot Treasurer.
FRESH LAME
rri lIE snbscribers take this method of in
-11 'forming their cnstomers and the public
generally that they will have fresh wood
'burnt lime at their kilns on and after the
27th inst., for finishing, whitewashing, plas
tering, &c.,
which wi4 he kept during the
season and sold ut reasonable prices. Kilns
three miles east of Wifyriesbero'.
mar 26-Sul - l3Etisa ct 33 .0.
1873. 1873.
CHEdIPER
T,SAN EVER
MASON, BENEDICT & CO%
EFAVE just received our second supply of
111. Fall arid Winter Goods
to which we call the attention
of our customers and
We have 411 stock of the following:
Groceries,
QueensWitte, -
Carpets,
OIL BLINDS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Cassirners,
Lawns,
Tickings,
Ladies Dress
Goods of all kinds
M.Give us• a call before going elsewhere
and we will convince you we are selling us
cheap as the cheapest• •
AMBERSON, BENEDICT d: CO.
dec 41-tf
REMINGTON
FiUIILY SEWING EMU
/ME subscriber announces to the public
I. that he has the agency for the' sale of
the "Remington Family Sewing Machine,"
in Franklin county. galling tested its work
ing qualities and capacity for several months
he can safely recommend it as the very
BEST Ifitiadift, IN USE.
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 ail its parts, and free
from the harsh and jarring . movements,
and friction, common in inferior machines.
A simple change of the rieedie mid thread
and it will sew the finest cambric 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 earns, cog
wheels or lever arms to make a noise, run
leard, or to get out of order.
Any girl of ordinary intelligence can keep
it in order without the least difficulty.
The subscriber also informs his customers
and the puldie that he .has jtist opened out
his new
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY
of CLOTHS, CASSI3IERES, VESTINGS,
and all other goods for gentlemen's wear.—
He solicits an inspection of his stock.
oct 16-tf T. •J. FILBERT.
WAYEESISCIRO', PA., April Zlst, 1673
piciiricon
AIFTER.an absence of fifteen years I again
locatedn the town of :Waynesboro' for
the purpose of carrying on a first-class Tai
loring Establishment. 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 proper
ty, on Mechanic street. strict attention
to business, and a disposition . to pleas.. all,
I hope to receive a liberal share of public pa
tronage. Respectfully,
april - 2494f
Butchering Again.
rrHE subscriber annonnces to his old cos
.'. tomers and the public generally that he
has recommenced the Butchering business,
and will be able to accommodate, them as
formerly at the cellar in the Walker build
ing. Persons wanting prime Beef, Veal, etc.
cau rest assured that his, cellar will he the
place to get it, as he is determined to slaugh
ter the best quality of stock only.
Feb 27—tf T. J. CUNNINGHAM.
IiteIUSES Feat BENT.
'DWELLING
subscriber o ff ers for rent TWO
'DWELLING HOUSES on Broad Street,
Waynesboro'. One .is a two-story frame
buildine with five,rooms, , the other a two
story briet. buijdinf.-_, with flye,rooms and a
kitalett,. UAMILTON,
dee
the public generally
Hardware,
Oil Cloths,
WELLs' CARBOLIC TABLETS
Put up only in Blue Boxes.
•
A tried and sure remedy. Sold by all drug
gists. 4w
Being a full and authentic account of the
struggles of the American 'limners' against
the extortions of the railroad companies,
with a history of the rise and progress of
the Order of Patrons ofliusbandry. It sells
at sight. • Send for specimen pages and
terms to and see why it sells fatter
than any oilier book. Address, Rational
Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Cloths
Kentucky Jeans,
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,
Ct. marl24w
BBUILDERS send for a . catalogue of new
books on Carpentering and Building.—
A. J. Bicknell & Co., 27 Warren St., N. Y.
Camphorine !
Camphorine !
Camphorine!
Camphorine I
For sale by all druggists. IL But, Pro
prietor, liew York.
The Highest Medical Authority of Europe
say the strongest Tonic Purifier and Deob
atruent known to the medical world is •
JUHUBEI3A.
It arrests decay of vital forces, exhaustion
of the nervous system, restores vigor to the
debilitated, cleanses vitiated blood removes
vesicle obstructionsand acts directly on the
Liver and Spleen. "'Hat $1 a bottle. JOHN
Q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt St., S..Y. febl2-4w
{{VV RAND OFFERS :—The "Ladies' Own
Lk Magazine" a year and two $5 chromes
for $2. To Agents sample Magazine and
'both Chromos postpaid for GO cents. Best
-cash terms to agents ever offered. Agents
.make $3O to $5O a week. Read this: "The
Chromos "dust 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. 43qt.t
wale, Wholesale Art Dealer, Chicago Ad
dress, Ladies' Own Magazine, New York.
Mill ions of Acres
RICH FARMING LANDS
NOW FOR SALE VERY CZIEAP
TEN YEARS CREDIT. INTEREST .ON
LY 6 PER •CENT.
Descriptive Pamphlets, with Seetionatrnaps
sent free.
THE PIONEER
a homestead Illustrated paper, containing
the Homestead Law mailed free to all parts
of the world. Address, 0. Davis, Land.
Commissioner, U. P. R. R.,.omaba, Neb.
Inv II -4w
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPEBTY
PRIVATE- SALE
fr TIE subscriber, Administrator of Chris
. tian F. dec'd, offers at Private
Sale the P.tick lirrneeand lot oi'ground, on
South Street, and nearly opposite the resi
dence of George Frick, known as the Barr
property. There are ulso a line stable on
the lot, a good cistern, etc. The whole is
under new and substantial fencing, The
buildings are new and the Mention a very
pleasant. one for a private family. For fur
tler particulars call en
G IiOIIGE F.nrcx.
oct Adm'r.
JAS. A. 'FISHER
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Nllou C n E g an is d We ba byg v i e ve a n ssig th n a e their t d evi
property,
real and personal, unto Isaac
6hockey for the benefit of creditors. Per
sons indebted are requested to make imme
diate payment. Those having claims will
please" present awn: I;roperly authentic
lur setAlement., I. SAC > SIIQCI~EI,
mar 10-tit Assignee.
NEW ititVERTMEMIENCTV,
DAUCSLIC & CO B S. COLUMN.
tirQ a week to agents. Fastest selling -
°article out. Three samples for 10
cts. J. Bride, 767 Broadway, N. Y.
IE44SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED
to engage during the spring and
summer in a business paying $l5O per month
in their own counties. Address, Zeigler S:
McCurdy, Philadelphia, Pa.
WORKIN G GLASS, Male or Female,
S3O a meek employment at home -day
or evening; no capital; instructions and val
uable package of goods sent by mail. Ad
dress with six cent stamp, M. Young & Co.,
173 Greenwich St.,'NeW 'York. '
THE GREAT AMERICAN COFFEE POT
.1. distils Coffee o.s clear its 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 IVitt C. Brown &.Co., 678 Broad
way, New York.
6 ' SYCHOMAVCY, or Soul Charming.'
1 How either sex may fascinate and gain
the love and effections of itny person they
choose instantly. This simple, mental ac
quirement all can possess, free r by_mail_for
25ets, together with a marriage guide, Egyp
tian oracle, dreams, hints to ladies, wed
ding nightshirt, &c. A queer book. Ad
dress, T. William ec Co., Pubs. Phila.
Agents Wanted for
EVERYBODY'S OWN PHYSICIAN
By C. W. Gleason, M. D. Invaluable for ev
ery family, elegantly printed, lutud9Otnely
bound, 480 pages, over 250 engravings.—
Price low._Terins_liberal—Circujara-free-
One agent sold 27 copies in 1 day. Address
11._N. MeKinney_& Co., 723 Sansom
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, and all
Throat Diseases, Use
minitira l THE
GUNGE-MOVEMENT-
OM THE
TARMER'S_WAR/kAIRST MONOPOLIES,
Mid tY
Agents !
in Nebraska.
1873. , 1874.
FALL ik WINTER..
J. W. MILLER & CO
Have received their FALL AND VIN-
TER STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,
- .NOTIONS;
CEDARWARP 4 ,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
AND GAITERS.
Their stock is iuh in :every departmen
and the public are invited to call and
EXAMINE
and prices as they offer GREA.TEWIUR
tiAINS than ever. J. IW. M. ec. CO.
oct 16-tf •
AT ELDEN'S
MAY always be found a full and prime'
BOOTS 4.N9D SHOES,
HATS AND TRUNKS,
PAPER COLLARS
WEAR, GLOVES,
SUSPENDERS AND
WATCHES,
RINDS OF
NOTIONS
MN-Watches and Jewelry repaired.
North East ,Corner of Public Square
" Dec 50 872—tf .
NOTICE TO TOE PUBLIC !
1
Paws'
•
lIE subScribers announce to their cus
.ll- tomers and the public generally, that
they have secured the right for Franklin
county too build the li.elsey patent harrow,
and are now prepared to put them up to
order. They are recommended by those
who used them last season. One harrow
ing equal to two with the common harrow.
The draught notharder and easier manag
ed over rocks. They are also prepared to
do all kinds of Blackstnithing and wagon
makin,t; generally done at common shops,
do 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 Sts.
ISRAEL HESS,
mar 12-Gm 1). 11. M.cGINLEY.
LATEST FROM TOMSTOWN !
• NW GAN STORiE
-.-
rpm subscriber respectfully informs the
J. public that she has just received from
tile city a new clean stock of goons, consist
ing of staple
DRY GOODS
'GROCERIES,
• NOTION'S,
Q CEENSWARE,
HARDWARE,
,BOOTS, SHOES, &C., which are offered at
low prices for CASH•ONI.Y.
A share of the public patronage is solicit
ed. Highest puce paid for all kinds of
country produce. C. A. MARTI.), .
mar 5.--tf •
MITE subscriber would inform the public
that he is at all times prepared to make
o order Gents Coarse or fno Boots, also
coarse or fine work for Ladies or Misses, in
cluding the latest StVlP.nf lasting Gaiters.—
Repairing done at short notice„ and measur
es taken in private famines if uesired Shop
on East Main Street, in the room formerly
occupied by J. Elden, as a flour and feed
tore. -
TIIOS. J. ITOLLINGSIVOVIT.
SADDLE ANIFIIAIINESS 11,Vii,
rpHE subscriber informs the public that
he has changed his quarters, and can
now be found in the room formerly occppi
ed by William Blair as a printug otilee,
on the second-floor, where he will con
tinue the Saddle and Harness maltag
business. He is prepared to do all worlrin
his lino with dispatch and at reasonable
prices. He flatters himself that his long
emperience in tho •business will enable him
give general satisfaction.
2-t f GEO. A. BHA.
ITllte subscriber announces to his friends
IL and the public. that he has purchased
t he Coach Factory formerly owned by lsniel
Hess, and is 11QW engaged in the above bus
iness, on Main Street. at the East end of
Waynesboi 0. Haying a knowledge of the
business, and employing n^-r-: but the best
work:nen, and by strict att , ntion to busi
ness he hopen to merit a share of patronage.
All kinds of now work on band orders filled
promptly.
Jan. 14 tr. GEO: 11. HAWKER.
ASSIGNEES' NOTICE.
1100TICE is hereby given that the 'under
t Pi = ned has been appointed Assignees of
ljavidW. 31.iner, of Way ne.sboro', Pa. under
a deed of voluntary assignment for the ben
efit of creditors. All persons k nowingt hem
selves indebted to sin& Miner will please
Make immediate payment, and all having
claims, to present them at_ once to the un
dersigned. -„; P.ALLILEY.
a. it.lV OLEE'ItS.IIERGER, ,
mar 19-Ot 'Asignees,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUEEISWARE,
0-0-D-S
AND NECK
UNDER-WEAR,
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
AND ALL
=l=l
GOUS,
cooN & szoNEEtous
just, received a large and well
./lsolected stock of new Fall and Winter
Goods, which they offer to" the , People of
Waynesboro' and surrounding country at
the lowest cash prices. Who stock consists-- in part of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
of the newest and latest styles ; Goods
every description for men and boy's -.wear
Shirting Stripes,
Brown and
Bleached Mains, •
Sheeting.
Tiekings,
Linen &•Cot
ton Table Diapers,
Towels &
Toweling,
Table Covers,
Ba'morals,
Calicoes,
Gingharns, Irish Linens,
a large lot White Cotton /, •
Quilts, very cheap,
Table & Floor 6il Cloths,
Oil & Paper Window Blinds,
Ladies Lace Points.: Shane,
a large lot of 6toehings,
ILindkerchiefs for men,
14 and Children,
Linen, Lace d: Yapper Collars
Laces, Vging.and Lmerting,
Silit - and Cotton fringes :10 — -
Trimings of every description
Kid, Silk and Cotten Gloves,
and everything else in notion linti
Boots, Shoes and Straw Hats, Ladies and
Childrens Gaiters, Shoes and Slippers, to
gether with Groceries, Hard vare, Wooden
Ware, Queensware, Glassware, and Wall
Paper. Call and see our goods -before
buying elsewhere.
COON & STONEIIGUSE
oct. 30.1873
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jun 22—tf ,
BLATCHLEY'S
Improved Cucumber Wond
Pump, Tasteless, Dural,let
Efficient and Cheap.' The
beut pump for the least mon
ey. Attention is especially
invited to Blatehlev's Pat
ent Improved Bracket and
Drop. Check Valve, which
.can be withdrawn without
removing the Pump, or dis
turbing the :Mitts. Also the
copper chamber, which never cracks or
scales, and will outlast any other. For sale
by dealers and the tradegenerally. Inquiie
for Blatchley's Pump, and if not for sale iu
yonr•town, send direct to
CHAS. G. BLATQI{LEY. l‘ranuiltcturer,
506 Commerce St., Philadelphia, Pa.
mar 12-8 m
FERNITURE! FEIRMTURE - 11 -,:
WORTH SEEING !
IrtlE display of fine 'Furniture, .es:
0 Dressing Bureaus, Wash Stands, :Ped-n.
steads, Extension Tables, Centre 'Pahl*
Wat rots, lint Racks, Child#en's Cribs; &c. l ;
Everything in the Cabinet-maker line--.the.
best in market, having been carefully antl.•
substantially manufactured out of the very •
best material—at 11. Durnow's, 3. doors) asti
of the Presbyterian Church. East. Main St.,
Waynesboro', Pa. Call and see his display.
Prices low. Thankful for past favors lie
hopes to be able to merit a Still further
share , of the public's patronage.
nov 13—tf iI. DETIROW.
TALivz.a.a.m
SPITB.GEO7.
T. Do Witt Talmage is editor of THE
CHRISTIAN AT WORK; C. If: Fpurgeon
special Contributor. They write for nu
other paper in America. Three- magniti
cont chromes. Pay larger commission than
any other paper : c ro mos now x ca
dy e No sectarianism. .No 6,ectionalisnl. -
0110 agent recently obtained :180 subber:pw
lions in eighty hours absolute work. Sam
ple copies and circulars sent free.
AGENTS WANTED.
H. W. ADAMS. Publisher, 102 Chambers
treet, New York. jan.B-ti
STAGE LINE.
HE subscriber notifies the public that
he will run a Daily Coach swan - lancing
on Tuesday the llth inst., from Waynesoo
ro' to Mt. Alto via. Quinvya.nd Funkstown.
Will leave Waynesboro' et '5:50 A.ar
rive at Mt. Alto, at 7:20: maki conneC
ng tion
with the early train s'or Chambershorg,
Ilarrishurg;'bte., by which train passengers
can reach UarrisbureaY 11:33. A. M.; Phil
adelphia A:3O, T. M., New Yoik G:4, P. M.
Will lest.ye - Ilt. Alto at !3, P. M. 441 - 11rrivo
at Waynesboro' at 7:30, P. M. - ..~Rresa
matter promptly attended
• PAar,..-:=ThrouglakkAteth anyraftslttrq
furnished,forlaif..'fArL 4 M3V
cis - Oil pat tlititlOgnag,..rfrr=riate to bediniiiil
rit the hotels aitd.poist (Agee
may 29, 1813Ltp:
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Skirts,