.' J
Wet 'into be to tbviolf, •
! If thou the troth woutdst tonal
• the cold uOtst overflow, If thou
Mtothet'e t oul Woullyeach. '
It heeds the iAbstlow of beset
To Oat the lips,mi
hit* hi*, itmi thy thoughts
Shall the seotid'a famine feed;
■peak truly, and each ,Woutek thine
Shall be a frbittill seed; ,
Lite truly, MIA thy life shall be
A grant mut neibln creed.
~J'~J ova.
If yo it *mild : now: ow a.O i won 07$ •
,712@n his tail is twisted, just ask a stuck up
\t ghat little bill he owes you,' when
An - editor down south reports-himself-son
struck, and says he is recovering though the
low was a heavy—one--an-dleven---,-poune
When does a bottld resemble Ireland?--
'When it has a Cork in it. - _
'Why is money expended for, the Village
Record, like the City of Philadelpha? Be
cause it is well laid out. •
In the town of Crockett, Texas, there is
said - to be not a siOgle marriageable female.
What a chance for old maids.
•
In North Carolina the lightning struck a
barn and knocked over' two darkies; one of
them scrambled up and exclaimed, "who fire
dat gun."
"Wood is the thing, after all," as the man
with a wooden leg said, wizen the mad dog
bit it.
When you see a drunken rebel black
with mud you may conclude that he has dyed
in the last Alta.—Prentice. • .
Talk of flutes—the singing of spear's and
all that—true music lingers in the rustling
of satin petticoats.
Fights are very easily got up. All that
is required.is three participants—two block
howls and a pint of rum.
To, prevent Sealonsy—:-marry a pug nosed
woman, largely pitted with the small-pox:
birth during the past year. This may be
called a case of solitary confinement.
There is -a maiden lady in Connecticut, so
modest, that she turned off her washerwoman
because she'put her clothes in the same tub
with those of a young man.
What a poor world this would be without
women and newspapers 1 How would the
news get about.
When you hear a young lady declare that
she hates all men, infer that some particular
one has touched her fancy—and—she has
not touched his.
How can five persons divide five eggs so
.that each man shall receive one, and still
one—remain—in _the_dishl One take the
dish.
What can be worse than to have a tooth
ache ? To have tw6 teeth-ache.
What is most like a'. horse's shoe? A
mare's shoe.
To detect counterfeit bills, offer them to a
printer. If he refuses them write""worth
less" an the back, and give them to the mis
sionaries.
Why is a Cooper , like e lady ? Because
one hoops up staves; and the other staves up
hoops?
Some stupid says that if a "fee were
charged to see the sun rise, nine-tenths of
the world would be up in the morning."
An enterprising Yankee named Fisher,
has started a sausage lottery at Leaven a
worth, Kansas. Re puts up a hundred
sausages at a time, five .of which each con
tain a gold dollar.
. What bar is that often opens but never
Ants ? A crow-bar.
Even woman has a right to be any age
she pleases, for if she were to state her real,
age, no one would believe her.
Every young lady has a right to faint
when she pleases, if her lover is by her side
to catch her.
The rebel leaders are still on the race
Comte, but some of them will soon come to
the stretch.
~It is not at all, unseasonable for fall bf
rebellion to begin in the spring. .
The kind of stocks which are apt to rise
when 'soldiers are in an enemy's country are
gun stocks."
. -It has been suggested that old Mr. Bell
ran away from Nashville beeause,he was a
fraid of "the enforcement of the laws."
Let our soldiers, if they voila hit our en
emies in the weakest - point, shoot at• their
knees. The rebels are all getting weak in
the knees.
Breokinridge, Buckner, Hardee, great
guns of rebellion, only showed their break
' es al Bowling Green.
if Jeff Davis wants to get in a safe place,
WO advise 'him to climb a Ugh tree and draw
it up after him. '
Two far
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A iktiTinms±llcet each havin g --.. fi
Went . to mar '- 11 thin' las ° -
Masa I" The agreed t 4) Be forene ' dui
,...,. '1gti11"2.4%,..:- 'll6li/wee ebid63na for one
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Egad two chickens
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....40figkr - -". would
ty_fire'dollem
• irod..tweq.
chickens for two
` - k...,44-they.me
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DISS; Wait , rigula
ConfectioneirY; Pruitt; &C.
TH$ lubscriton takes this toettiod of initdentitti
to the,peoplO that bp fleirreceived at Ws 411,t0i
store; Marge and - coteLlly ielected SOO of
mutt =vas.
Chemicals, Patent Midicines, Paints Oils, Dye
Stull's, window Otago, Puny, Tobacto. Shut and
Seger*, &c.,whith - hia , is- near prepared to sell as
'heap as the cheapest and will assure his Custom
; that in regard to quality which is of the drat lan
rtance, Wipe& will compare 'With iiny in the
Irket.
lie hat elm a splendid assennuitii of Perfumery,
Toilet Aktticitis.
of all kind., consisting in part of the following, ♦ia
Bandolines,
Pomades, •
Amber and Bears' Oil
Colognes,~
Extracts for the Handkerchief, '
Lyon's Katheiron,
Burnet's Cocoaine, •
• Harrison's Ladies' Soap, '
, . Honey Soap, •
CONTECTIONERY,FRIIITEI, ficc.
Cranberries, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Cu rants,
Dates, Citron, Oranges, Lemont, Nuts of all kinds,
and Candies of every variety.
Kerosene Lamps,Lamp globes, and Brushes,
Kerosene Oil. Compiine, Alcohol, Burning Fluid,
and ia fact anything and everything that is usually
found in a drug store.
Thankful for kind favors and patronage hereto.
fore bestowed upon him, ho solicits a continuance of
the same.:and hopes that by endeavoring to please,
-he may win the confidence of the people.
Physicians' prescriptions promptly and carefully
compounded at all hours. J. P. KURTZ.
nov .29; 1860
THE WAIL UP 1776.
THE name "Continental" sounds more dear to
the American heart, than any *of the Royal
blood, even should it be a Prince.
So all you that want a good Cooking Stove that
burns either coat or wool, call at
9/ii LA. ITITELES
and ask for the Continental, which is one of the
best stoves in market, hnd by far the cheapest. It
takes a long stick of wood and is provided with fire
brick to burn coal. It one of the best baking and
cooking
.Stoveaj.ha t bats ever been offered for sale.
It is a Sue Cooking Stove and is easily kept clean.
give better bargains than any other house in the
country. So to prove that my name is not Gen.
Bragg call and see for yonrselves.
Also on hand Heating Stoves , such as
EN PLATE 111 COIL STHES,,
for shop or parlor, all of Which I will sell very low
You will also find a large assortment of
with Copper, Brass and Sheet-Iron Ware, which
is all of my own make, and which has been proven
cannot be found better in any place.. Now remem
ber I am bound to sell cheap, so all that want anv
thing in my line, give me a call. My shop is still
at the old place on Main Street, under the Printing
Office.
House Spouting!
done et alrtimes and of the beet double tin.
Feeling very thankful for the many past favors I
hive received from the public, - I would invite all to
give me a call, for then you can see for yourselves
whereto get bargains. '
Old metal taken at Foundry Prices in exchange
for new Stoves. W. A. THUMB,
Mar.2B Waynesboro'.
P. POURTIMAN,
Dealer in all the variety of Drugs, Medi
•
tines, Yankee Notions, Perfumery,
Liquors jar medicinal .
imposes, Oils,
yc., ISPe.
WOULD tender his thanks to the community.
end still solicit the patranage of a generous
public who want anything in his-line. Inasmuch
as he bks enlarged his stock so ss to be enabled to
answer all calls for anything and everything usual
ly found in a . Drug Store, and has a thorough ac
quaintance with the business, he hopes to gain the
confidence of the Community. He will pay par
ticular attention to filling physicians' Precriptions,
and more care and precaution used in waiting up
on chldren than adults.
RBI i i' I IIIESTIC MIS.
Choice Wines and Liquors for medicinal and
sacramental purposes, Patent Medicines are endless
in variety, including all that have been mode up to
this date and some that are yet in embryo. Also
White Lead, Zinc, Paint, Whiting and Varnishes
for house-building or inside work, besides all sires
of Mass. Commercial, Note, Fools Capgild Letter
Paper always on hand, with a variety of Envelopes
of different, sifts and colors. Brushes , ,Combs,
Pomade, Fancy Soap, Hair Oil; Colognes, Essen
ces, Flavoring 4stracts, and nameroas articles in
the Fancy line on hand and offered fee' sale, cheap.
er than ever orfered before '
Also a large assortment of Kerosene Oil Lamps,
Chimneys, Shades and Wicks, and Kerosene Oil to
fill them. A general assortment of Fai is and
Confectionaries, Tobacco and Cigus.-
Oct. 11. '
NEW FIRM!
Coachmakingl,
MAE undersigned having leased the well-known
Coachmaking Establishment of Abs. Hamilton.
on Mechanics street, Waynesboro', =spectrally an
nounce to their friends and the public generally, that
they_ pttrpose carrying . on the business in all its
branches, and are now premed to manufacture to,
order all kind: of • -a.:..
Carriages, Buggies, Barouches,
bprng 'Wagons, die. &c ,, ' of the best material, and
made by superior workmen. '
BLACKISMITHINU and REPAIIIfiqG of all
kinds done at reasonable irates,promptly mid to the
-satisfarsion of customer&
COUNTRY PRODUCE . taten in exchange for
work at market prices.
13r Persona &writ* artieleior work in the Coach
making line, areleopeetfully invited to tire them a
oat. 'L. K. MORRO:ION;
Mar. , OKO. B. HAWKER.
g *NT* beams", Arctic *sappies t sad orb*
Ur-comfortable Wu for cold rather at
. " " illaaorea.
wEt%wiizaiii!mg
;x01,11 . 47 : , 04pj
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Diamond White Soap.
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MACHINE SHOP !
INIMPETTOINITANIN.
GEISER'S wyrprz... lipl,r-REGULATING
GRAIN SEPARATOR, CLEAW„ .
• . AND HAGOER. 1 ,
AND TRIO .
Latest improved-Thresher and Trip/. Gear
ed Horse rowers, Driving either by Gear
or Belt, .all furnished Complete
. ready to be put on Wagons.
1, the'undersigned, desire to call the attention o
Farmers' and Thresherthen of Prank ling and adjoin
ing counties to it. This lqachine has been before
the public for seven years, during which time it
'has given general satisfabtion, and • the patentee
having made some very important improvements
-whieftvender-it-still-more-complete,—both:for_clea.
separating and cleaning, and els° for ease of
draught and fast threshing. I take pleasure in re.
commending it to the public, knowing thatoit will
give tho best of satisfaction. ,I am manufacturing
three different sizes, as' follows:
No. 1 is 8 horse Power,will thresh and clean from
200 to 600 bushels per day.
No. 2 is 5 to 6 horsepower, will thresh and clean
from 150 to 300 bushels per day
No. 3 is 4 to 6 horse power, will thresh and clean
Irom 100 to 200 kfilhele.per day.
These, ; Macnines are .warranted to do the above,
and do it much better in every respect than any
other machine in use.
Grain having much light filth in it cleaned on this
Machine is !orth Boni 2 t. , ) 3 cents more per bush
el than when cleaned on any other separator, or . the
common way of cleaning on hand fans. Fur this
reason there is not the eighth part of light matter in
the grain as when cleaned on the riddle principle.
The blast acts freely on all the grain as it leavos the
shues, whereas, when cleaned with riddle that ad
vantage is lost
This machine does not return -the tailends as
mdst of the separators do. By returning filthy tail
ends alternately it is impossible to make merchanta
grain, Another important feature in this machine
that others of the kind, have not, is the Self-acting
Blast Reg ulator in the fan, which remedies all dif;
ficulties bud cleaning, blowing grain in the chuff
in high speed or irregular driving, which cannot be
avoided in cleaning grain by, hinse'power
This Machine is also more durable and less tedious
to manage than any other Separator and Uluatier,or
the common machine with shaker.
Ordeis to insure their being filled until harvest
should be sent in immediately.
I am hilly prepared to make to order and on short
notice Portable and stationed
T 3
GRIST AND SAW .._HILL GEARING,
SHAFTING . AND PULLEYS,-
• IRON BRIDGES, CAST IRON WATER
WHEELS, DION KE TTLES, &c,•
Stoves and Plow castings,also cast iron and wrought
iron pipe for steam or water, and Brass castings of
every description; in a word, I am prepared to do
everything usually done in a foundry and machine
shop. Having supplied myself with the latest im
proved .machinery, such as lathes, Boring, Planing
and Drilling Machines, persons can rely on having
their work done in the most satisfactory mariner.-
1 am also prepared to • manufacture to order ma
chinery for wood, each as Tonging and Gloving
machines for flooring, Surface, Tenon' and Mould
ing maehincs
1 also offer to the public a new and valu
able improvement in my steam engines, made
within the last year, viz: for the economizing of
fuel, and the regulation of speed, which renders my
new engines far superior to the old engines.
All my machines are sold under warrantee. My
hams are all experienced workmen in this line of
business, and - I use all good material; so that lam
perfectly sale in warranting all my work.
1 am also prepared to do repairing in workman•
like manner, on the shortest notice. Orders solicit
ed and promptly attended to. All orders sent in
for repairing must be accompanied with the cash
For particulars and circulars descriptive of ma
chine, address GEORGE FRIG K,
Or DAMS. Oman, Proprietor of Territory and so
licetor of orders, Waynesboro' Franklin Co. Pa.
April 18—if
abady-leade Clothing
FOR FALL AND WINTER!
FRESH SDPPLYS RECEIVED MONTHLY!
A B. ADAMS would respectfilly inform his
• patrims and the public generally that he has
returned from the Eastern cities with a general as•
sortment of Ready-Made
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
embracing all the latest styles of.Coatsl'ants,Vests,
Shirts, Collars, Necties, Suspenders, etc., etc., all of
which are well made. The public are cordially in
vited to call and examine his goods, u he is deter
termined to sell at short profits.
He will continue to carry on the business
of Tailoring as heretofOre.
...Persons desiring gar
ments cut out or made up are invited to give him a
call.
Latest fashions received regularly.
Oct2s.
Important to Varmers
tritiE subscriber takes lids method of announcing
of the Farmers and others, that be has on hand
a lot of DWARF N BROOM CORN seed, along with
some specimens of the corn. This is an excellent
article. of Broom Corn, and should be raised by ev
ery one. He has also a full aseortment of fresh
Dais% Medicines, Cheniicals,
J. F. KURTZ.
P. 8. lam selling Cranberries it in cents per
quart. , Mar. 14
BROOMS! .
THE under/limed continues t o manufacture
Corn Brooms upon the old -principle, all of
which he wilt warmnt to be' well made. These
having broom corn ate relent:pa to, givelim a call.
'anti * • JACOB LIELPOICR.
Smoke Stack for Salo.
Tstibscriber has a heavy Iron Bmoks Stack
1, 83 fret long and MI inches in diameter. which
he will dispose of upon reasonable terms. Post Of.
fice address.l.lnincy, Pa.
Dec2O—if JOHN L. METCALF.
• 5000 Rails for Bale. - -
• 4M11=1•INI.
Tm subscriber has now on hand 5000 good
CHESTNUT RAILS which he will dispose
of on reasonable terms. - Also-rone good ROAD
WALION s s • . • LS 8. FORNEY, -
. .
' - 0 TES I' .
.
~0 YES 1 ' ". 0 YE S !
yhiisi tideraigned offers bis service to all persons
, who want * cry r . Ready at -all 'times W ary
ulie - sates, Vends:es% Auctions. 41te., at: the meat
*Auden*" teraim . All ;Went left a t the 00lee of the
.Vithige Reeord t will be Promptly attended to.
Jaen " 1.. „ ~ - ..,• . 4043.1 r. MONO
: A. LANGE *maximum or . .
- ~.
—-- - - KEROSENE' LA-MPE; ""'". • ' -,
aw ermilent *stick of Kalessmi .on, always
gip ‘ laseL.- - - ------ - - 4111EaCPArERIMSE.
--.7
*hal' ortrathinott SalatOne
. 1 , 1
,OONI2IOIIIOI4TABSI
PRE subscriber brooms his custsitn
tint phbliti generally that he has re
cently replenished his stock of Fruit anti 'Codas
destinies, ghd has no •the finest trortntent dr:
`AL N D I Eli I •
ever brought to WaynesbOro% with
NUTS, RAISINS, PRUNES, PIGS, SWEET
CAKES -Or. EVERY LDESORIPTION,. - Oli•
OARS; TORACCO; 0034 ate, cs•
0 Y 1
He has also on band at all times the finest Oystenr
the market will , eilordi which will be , serred up to
customers Fried,'HOlittiti 'or Stoned: '
.=ll .
ite is likewise prepared to furnish both Weighs..
beughs and 'Ludatig'a ALE, and a superior article
of tieotch Ale unu Chub Apple Cider, ',MA plisse
article of Bologlis' bisninge,• Boiled Eggs, and ill
other articles usually Iteirt in tad elassltestatirants
A genuine article of Vinegar always i for sale.
NorB • • .8. MEER.
ALE -
THIS WAY!
CHIN MIENI
HE undersigned retiFiectfully announces to t e
T
public generally that he is still at the old
stand on Church Street, Waynesboro'., Pa., where
be continue i6O ntanuflitturing 6( Family
Buggies,' broaches, broirches, Wagcihs, end every' species
•
of •vehiCles•uvually made in such establishments.—
' His work is Warranted to Ws composed of the
best ana most dirrable •material', and
_none but
the moat experienced workmen are eniployedy—
lie hos now oil baud a number of Carriages, tin
gles, &c., &c., which lee will positively sell at
greatly reduced prices for cash, or upon a short
credit. By keeping a good stuck at all times, and
always holding himself ready to supply the de
mands of the people he hopes to retain and secure
a liberal shire of patronage.
Repairing, Trimming, and Painting done in the
best manner, and at the shortest notice.
Lumber, Country Produce, &c., will be taken in
exchange for vrork. JACOB ADAMS.
S.
N. S. The Books of the fine of J. & A. S. Ad
onis, are iti the hands of the undersigned. Persona
knowing theniselves Indebted are requested to make
immediate payment. J. A.
Nov' 1. 18(11._....
. .
IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM
.MEXICAN ROW I
JBEAVER, in connection with hie Variety
• store, hoe commence) the manufacturing of
IiIIOTS end SHOEttin all its various branches.—
Having employed Jeremiah Cooper as foieman, he
Olt prepared to produce the finest, neatest and most
urabler-work4 . .
All are invited to call. -
A large stuck of Halts Mid -Caps,and Eastern man•
ufacturcd Shoes and Hoots. of- the' beat make, on
hand; Clocks, Trunks, Segura, Tobacco, &c., &c.
You get the very best KEROSENE there. A few
.fat Hogs are wanted. J. BEAVER.
Ecc,l3—J months.
ACARD.—Kind friends and patrons, you have
my warmest thanks for your very liberal en
couragment. Having discontinued the manufactu
ring of shoes &c., on my own account, and engaged
m yself with J. Heaver, at the' Variety Stole, I be
speak for him the continuance of your patronage.—
Do come and see us at our new place.
Dec 6 J. COOPER.
Defence of Armagge
A BOOK FOR THE TIMES.
ITIHIS is acknowledged to he one of the most
markable of human productions that has ever
been-offered-to the American people. The style is
chaste and truly eloquent. The subject treated of
is of the most inspiring: "The United States in
Prophecy. For sale by: J F. KUILPZ.
XXXlSAMOlMilltradrifilWititiMOSSZW
Pi T. J. FILB E KT,
DRAPER; " Pi
!Das e onatantly for sale a full-assortment ofit,
N. GOOD§ for. Gentlemen's ware. 0,1
,Ai IV - Latest City Fashions always on hand ...all
m Waynesboro'. Pa. *
-F.VAMAAMOIMPIZZIAIMINWIiMit
NEW LIVERY.
THE subscriber respectfully announces to hi..
friends and the public generally that he_has o•
p ened a Livery bitable iu Waynesboro, and is now
prepared to accommodate the public generally with
orc( - lASI I RECLlS,ffitakt.
4 ,,ft pi at the shortest notice, day or/tight.—
Persons desirous of hiring, either for
riding or driving, would do well to give him a call.
His stock has been selectell with great care as re•
garde gentleness and speedy traveling; and his bug
gies and carriages email in good condition•
The above stock will, be kept at the stable of Dr.
John Oellig. Persons wishing to' niro • will please
apply to the undersigned at Howden's Hotel.
nog-8w 'JOHN RICHARDSON.
To Oapit4 Ists.
A. 8. A.
WAYNESBORO" SAVING FUND.-,—This
Society Will pay the following rates of in
terest per annum,on all sums deposited in the In.
dilution. For 3 months, 2 per cent.; from 3 to 6
months, 3 per cent.; from 9 to 18 months, 4 per
cent; and over 18 months, 4i per cent. For a
shorter period than 3 montus the terms will be
made Mown by the Treasurer.
Notes for discountshould be handed to the Trees=
urer on Tuesday, as the Board of Directors meet
rgularly on Wednesday of each week, at 9.o'ciock
A.M. ,By ordet - otthe Board,
June 17'58 JNO. PHILIPS Treasurer.
r i Ei.EUILAPH rlatLlSlt UUTTSKS,
The beniu use - • -Fur nle by
Nave • ,
.E. S. TKOXEL... Alit.
. ,
, 1 4 1R1:01 Mackaylit, ,
Mar 28 A macatios. Bolan= &CO li.
OE 4, taitS.—Dried Peaike_ p s pared aild€lfar-
X - Mat ~ -m M
:. , Am
asoa, IMIC? & it,
11.0T1i, Hat; Ilair,.-Tooth• and Nail Bruen°
%Aust. received and for sale very IQ ' w by M. M
all'ONEiti " •.. -
ey la.
- - --
THE BEST COOICSTOYE
in the market to be had at the simorthe
Rag Ro I
c)00 CATBUP LI • TTLEB •
e For sale at•the Stara of W. 'O. Baotazarox
I ARGE I'
Li dee%) 'fie
Ploq want a good chew_of
ADIEd, if you went to see a nice assortment
1,4 of ..LIKeISS (100DS, all st - - hun's
_414:44.
IF you want, a pretty Bummer
Balmoral call at
apr4 huon's
F you want-a nice-pairof Gauntlets born WO to
I
0,4416. - Copt. . .r,
I.IP you want to we s largo isoutaleut o tihawir
end *t Piton
IP you want a cheap .paur ..ak.coagram : _Gaiters,
tall at ,f
PP IN Toys for nig at
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Rosswes.
abaft), 041)4,
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iltputility
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iC 11,.' . ..°:.1:10"
vatit i haori6ae, thenliftil or paid pittintitge,itill
yr solicits the same{ and in silditiOnloininittie,tn=
ring all kind. ',UAW .;' • • .• -- ,
taticitikl . Stfilaing 4 PursKosai,
.stchis ,
944411, OOHS, SHUTTERS,
DI,INDS, FLOORING, With OVV
TRAMESAIOOR' . .
FRAMES, PACING, motrimiNos,i &e., &c.
I am prepared to SOMA all kinds- , of oak timbe
for,different purpose. hr such as
.1120 T ,RAFTERS, LATH, STUDDING, PAD . ,
NOS, BOANTLINO, BOARDS, &e.,
All of which will bd sawed to order, at +Mort notice
and_npon _reasort.biti_tertni.' •
Also, sawing, by, mill and .eiregbir maws, of every'
description done; Framing, 'Surfacing, Matching,
Flooring, &c., Acc., For further. particul.rrapply to
the subicriber,t, B 4 actory two miles southeast or
Waynesbo - ro. ' ' - . Den DOOR.
Jan. 17, 11301.
LOOK HERE!!
M. M. STONEK,
ITHOLNEALS AND. RETAIL DZALIII IN NIA LINE OP DEW
' Dees WAYNZSBOItO', PA.,
Has not only got back to_his"old business," but to
the "old stand!" Having Alta up the / '
room now occupied neatly and having
returned from the city with a fresh stip. '
ply, which be has just received, conois.' r 111
ting of •
Fresh. Foreign and Domestic Drugs,
A large and general assortment-of Medicines,
Chemicals, Potent Medicine, Dye-stuffs,
Dry Paints and Paints ground, in Oil,
Oils expressed and distilled; -
Fruits green, preseived and dry,' '
Confectioneries, •
Liquors of "alrkinds medicinal 'purpinges,
Books, stationary,fancia d miscellaneous articles,
all of which he offers for sale. Thankful for tarots
received and hopeful of their continitance,he invites
the public to call before purchasing ,olsewhere::
• Stoner offers for sale a lot Of beautiful shells.—
Carbon Oil which' will . suit for Kerosene Lamps
warranted not to smoke, can be had at Blundell.
Parrafin, Crystal, arid Bensole Oils: also Cam
phine and burning fluids is Or Sale by ) (Stoner.
Stoner has a lot of brirrelsAtegs, Ala, cans. &c.
which he will sell ver low. Jan 81.
FLOUR, FEED,
PROVISION SPORE I
I ra HE 'enhactibers Would inform the citizens of
.41 Waynesboro', that they have opened a Flour,
Feed and Provision Store in the /0011tfortnerly.m.
copied by Joseph Price, opposite the residence of
John Bell, where they •will at all times bare for
sale
1 1 1.01111, CHI MIII, 11111191111 T AIN
HOMINY, MII,L STUFF OF ALL KINDS,
SCREENINGS, CORN, !SHELLED
-AND IN THE EAR, OATS, PO
TATOES, BACON AND
LARD, VINEGA II;
Also, R re, Whgat and Harley by the bushel or in
smaller quantities, and other Artieles usually kept
in such establishments.. All Flour and Mill Stuff
will be sell at MILL PitteE4 von °ABM
The highest cash prices paid for wheat, rye
Born and oats.. DANIEL sNIVELY,
Feb I4—tf WM: H. FUNK.
- WANTED! .
5000 BUS. WH EAT
The old Miller at his old Trade!
y
r HE undersigned having associated themselves
in thr - Milling business, and having leased of
'eter Fahneetuck the old Hopi , mill property, one
Mile southeast of Waynesboro',aro now prepared to
purchase grain from their - friends at the highest
market price; and also to do all kinds of Grinding,
including chopping corn and cob. We are also
prepared to furnish at the lowest market prices, all
kinds of Mill Stull; also Plaster, by the ton or bush.
Our old friends will please call and see ns.
JOHN WALTER,
JOSEPH ELDEN•
DecO—tf
Notice—New Firm. —
HE subscriber having disposed of his entire
Tstock of Goods to Messrs. Colliflower &
Clug
eton, notifies2all. - persous indebted to him on Store
Books to settle their accounts with and pay the a
mount of their indebtedness to either John P. study
or Daniel Bricker. The new firm will continue the
business as heretofore. A. S. MONN.
Quincy, Jan. 31,1862.
Mentzer's Horse & Cattle Powder
l.Bjoyßhavng rltit ael ofMr N l oe.,r,ttrecipeiLraagteatove
far-famed
Horse and Cattle Powder/or PenrsaYlia•
xiia and Maryland, takes this method of informing
the farmers, drovers, &c., that he has` on hand and ,
intcnds keeping a good supply always on hand.
Country merchants and others keeping such articles
fcr sale, would do well to supply themselves with a
quantity. He will sell it on commission or for cash
cheap. Orders will be punctually attended to.
J an. 31.
Apr. 1, 1862.
A SELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSIC
SCHOOL.
a
i i
r HE Undetsigned intends opening • SELECT
SCHOOL, for males and females , 'lla the
ynesboro' Academy, on the 24th of Maim, '62.
The course olinstruction will be full and'Uotarougli;
the government mild but firm. There 'will be a'
Literary Society held in connection with the school,
the object of which will be to' improve the mind,
morally and intellectually._ _
TERMS:—Per Session of eleven weeks:
Common English branches $11.150
Higher ••aima. -' iso
•
Latin and Greek, with any of the above, each 1.60
Hoko-Keeping taught gratis
klas7—Sw . A. A. J.ECHLIDER, A. B.
KEROSENE LAMP/J.—AU katala tor sale by
D. B. RUSSELL, sign of the "Big Red
horn." March IJ
PURE and unadulterated spiced ,citter Vinegar
for sale by Stoner, aiin' - of the Golden Mortar
fries outyo cents per quart. - • J an. 26
IF yon want to am/Syrup sever so thick, as clear
crystal and as sweet as honey, call at
apr4 Patca's
F you want a nice plain or fancy silk, call at
a , rit• • • - • • • - Pamirs
ArtNUNG, Jo you want to see the nice. assort
-1- mint of Plain and Fancy Citaiimesa in
In synesboro; call at 4ps4 Piaca's •
TO FARMER - S.l
TEEL Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Parini, Rakes;
lalltimure Drags, &c., &c.. at prices that will defy
competition. - Vail and see for yourselves, at
spat . . , Baornenroe's.
Light ! Lights U
TRE cheapest Light - ht_psti can 'be had at H
grONEHOUSHIS Harditater Stow •
Pisa I - - •
.‘ 7 ;ffee ---- #l . ***WiStrtTette4vi
• lissoin's
pßlti
p • m...mos at: Ise atpt • 36 opus per pound at
nov"29*- ' K oo relk,
4.. LARGE araornaout TLXll,ltAßEiritif
11 ai Big Ret.Hoell;• .
dec2o 410
Ti — Nyßotif wanting nagibing.in.the Nip
cap , - Oft:o6
,
!bras
•to"lifter i d elpifailich' Of threit''
fieaffillittibt -•0• • h .•.• -
AinrAirplesmpoys.-/rea lieei,tbree
done $1; for eviyy , subsequent iiiieriletri,lifP
4 apediatiae, and 'tithe idiy
moots to be paid remi-anittially,fitidirefielei
••••
71114111SAdiA t :ill'
41 Brotherton's
• - iPtaird Store/
take this method of 'informing the, plblie that-I
- -I r
have just redeivedlargo awl
carefully selected stock of 4: •
, .
• -Steely
. Oils. •
them, •
I , Paints,
,Ilto Mao
Brushes, :
Cutlery,
Hardware,
' Varnishes,
Oil Cloths,
- . Shoe Finding",
Agricultural IMplemints,
all of wolch I desire to dispose of at prices ti stilt )
the limes. Try me, and by an , examination of my
-- stack - amvisice-yourrelf-t . hat-l-mean
-1 lake pleasure in showing goods whether sales are
effected or not. To persons about to , build I am,
prepared to offer' extraordinary inducements both In
Hardware and Paints. Thankful to friends for past
favors, a continuance of the same is respectfully so
licited—promising to do all in my •power to render
satisfaction to all who may favor me with their pa
tronage: W. H. BROTIIERTON.
April 11. •
._ .. ta A M .. M.CjaeL z la..ql.ind
lIIKE subscriber would inrorm the chimps of
Vir ay nesbore'snd she• public that he has corn
summed the Shoemaking business in the Basement
of Kurtz's Hotel, where he will at all tidies be in
readiness to accommodate those who may giro hies
a call.
BOOTS AND SHOES!
made to order, on short nutice, of the beet Mabarkel..
and upon the most reasonable terms.
Oct 25. THOS. 0111PIGMANe
FAYBTTEV4ILE OBAIINARY.
Recommendotione from the Faculty of Prin.eeton
College. N. J.
• Pntuciaos, N. J., Feb. 28th, IEI6I.
The undersigned are happy to testify that pupils
of the Pa retteville,Aeaderny, Pa..,tiave in.t haunted
a high standing aiihnig the recent §rodUates of the
College of New 'Jersey.
JOHN MACLEAN,' •
President of the College..
JAMES C. MOFFA I P
• Professor of Greek.
• G. MUSGR AVE DIGER,
'to moor o a et.
JOHN T. IMP .
Ptoictufor Mathematics
Dr. Jacong,Co's '
Celebrated American Liniment
t. • •
•
"For Man and Beast.".
ITIIHE greatest and best external remedy ever o
JL lered to the public. For sale by F. J. Krum,
Druggist. Waynesboro and by . Druggists in tato
county generally. I?'Price 25 centsper bottle.
December 13, 'BD— y
LAtiUK._NU UDUR
•
34ZOWS
FAIRE CARIII.IIIgt . OF IaDY
STOVE: POLISH,
The cheapest article the world. Unrivalled
in Economy. Permanently Lustrous. The only
place to get it is at . . LIEU I'HER yow l s.
March 22.
`Continental Hotel,"
WAY.NESI3OI(O', rA.
THE undersigned having recently taken ilia a•
hove named Hausa, formerly known' as thw
“Globe Inn." takes pleasure. in announcing to his
frignds and the pnblic that he is prepared to receive
and entertain Guests in a style not to be excelled
by any dountry Hotel. The House having been
thoroughly repaired and newly furnished with eve
ry thing calculated to mike his guests comfortable
—the public may rest assured that they will at all
times find it fn a condition suited to the comfort. and
convenience of the traveler. His Bar is always sup.
plied with the choicest Liquors, and his Table with
the best the markets afford, and all other appliances
suitable and necessary for the accommodatioa of
man or beast. ° With faithful and obliging 'servants
and his own personajattention and supervision, tke
will leave no means tampered to Dent .public par
(nonage.
• The proprietor assures those whii'may favor him
with their patronage ,thet, they shall ever meet as
his houses cordial reception, and that everythinges. ,
smith! to 'the convenience and happiness of his
'guestashall be attended to.
Juno 21, 1880
ARE
Ef
his recent 'oar to tire"
this reception of his fins
stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres - and -Vest.
Ingo.
All of the MOST' FASHIONABLE STYLES,
His stock of FRENCH CLOTHS and CAS'tf.
&IMES he calls particular attention 'to, u the
best in town. Also, one of she best .assortments
Fttaxeanien Goont in town : —all ready for their .
spection and benefit, and kindly asks 'Call front : all
persons desirious of buying Goods i 4 his line, at
" trembly
Ltaaermr: EPlr•Scroatossa
In the Pit WLY ( FITTED . #OOSt o next door -to
Uptlegrafre,sifirgerstewn.htd. •[.ten. 3.186x]
BAVW" 'AGM N.
GB. PRICE inEirais his customers - and the
• public.. 'generally that be has . received his
Barber shop to the Basement of Mr. Kurtz's Hotel,
formerly occupied by him as a Barber Shop, where
he *ill Shave. Cut,, and Dress Hair as heretofore.
Give him a call. Nov. 22—if.
M ES o mf Boy's henry Boots and dh
it oe i s at
,i.
C ' URTAIN Futures at
Mai 28 Amite sagoarirai;Co'g
N excellent article of Syrup for 50 ctn.' per ;all
(Oaf: „
EDICATED Liquors, sold only soefird'
MARA opirdiardiireetions 'ors , rkyiduioXia bj
11. ut.STONEß,Orritgiol . - IX
YEPPER and Coninnder. ground & ungraund
gm 29 at , ' Sur ma's.
pEpemt-sAvet,st .
CA ; NS:at tiai rs- ihp:ot it'll Big Ralf Wilt
d0c.20 ' - Xiang.
;tolt SALE ORAPOit 1. • n.plst
„r• Stave. ..ttoply. at MEWS SW*
• OctlS •
it'EN OW glabroasited i * i"
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