ot;Opoinn,,o-lhilid.diteh or-twin:lf, we - faktit
dpiewith,l9lMvi; all buried with tito)it i k
ta:doWtmrd.-- On •faking- up sotaardaziCor
gye. , of, them, we dis c ov e red the lenoilps
'Oatit..•'"oiterylitingled with thosE of'the Men.
'WO took. them, phiced them in a eOffin, and
bought thee, homo.".
tn_wiattoit - tit ii member of the
vamoittee, to•itlitithe,r
.he was satiated
'that they were buiied iitimatientdirorith their
faces downward,' GoitAprague's answer was,
"Undoubtedly! Beyond all eontroven3yl" and
that "it was dote es a mark of indignity."—
,In answer to another 'question, as to what
theiz-nhject could -have been, especially in
regard to the body of Colonel Slocum, he
"Sheer brutality, and nothing else.
-They did it on account of his-courage ,and
chivalry, in hoeing his regiment, fearlessly
and bravely, tpon them. lie destroyed a
• bout one half of that. Georgia regiment which
Vas mado up of her best citizens." Vl' hen
the inquiry was put whether he thought
these barbarities wen. committed by _that reg
iment, he responded, "By that same regi
ment, as I was told." While their Own dead
were buried with marble head and foot stones,
and names upon them, ours were buried, as
• I have stated, 'in trenches. This eminent
'witness concludes his -testimony as follows:
"I have published an order to my second
regiment, to which these officers were attach
e, , hat I shall nut be-satisfied—with what
they shall do unless they give an account of
one rebel killed for each of their own num
ber."
The members of youi committee might
content themselves by leaving-this testimony
to the Senate and the people without a word of
comment; but when the enemies of a just std
generous government are attemping to ex
cite the
- sympathy of disloyal men in our own
country, and to - solicit the aid of foreign gov
ernments) by the grossest misrepresentations
of the objects of the war and of the conduct
' of the officers and soldiers of the republic,
this, the most startling evidence of their- in
sincerity and inhumpity, deserves some
notice at our hands.
History will be examined in vain for a par
ittia ft-Aria rebellion:Against a good govern
-1.7-4 prct - pme iC4 ,- tifebyz _ ambitious men,
who were made doubly confident of success
by the aid and cousel of former' Administra
tions, and by the belief that their plans were
unobs - Cffe - d - by-a magnanimous - people they
precipitated the war at a moment when the
general Administration had just been chang
ed under circumstances of astounding perfidy.
without a single reasonable ground of com
plaint, and in the face of repeated manifesta
tions of moderation and peace , on the part of
the President and his friends, they took up-,
arms and declared that they would never sur
render until their rebellion had been recog
o, e- L.! • _
- fathers had been - destroyed. ' The people of
the loyal States, - at last - convinced that - they
could preseive their liberties only by an
appeal to the God• of battles, rushed to the
standard of the• Republic in response to the
call of the Chief Magistrate.
Every step of this; monstrous treason has
been marked by violence and crime. No
transgression has been too great and no
wrong too startling for its leaders. They
disgraced the sanctity of oaths they had to,.
• ken to support the Constitution ; they repu
diated all their obligations to the people of
the free States; they deceived and betrayed
their own fellow-citizens, and crowded their
armies with forced levies; they drove from
their midst all who would not yield to their
despotism, or filled their prisons with men
who would not enlist under their flag . They
, haie now crowned the rebelliori by the
petration of deeds scarcely—known even to
savage warfare.
• The investigation of your committee have
established this fact beyond controversy.-
- The witnesses called before us were men of
undoubted veracity and character. Some of
them occupl. high positions in the army, and
others high positions in civil life. Differing
in political sentiments, their evidence pre
sents a remarkable concurrence of opinion
and of judgement. ' ,
Our fellow-countrymen, heretofore sutn
• clently impressed by the generosity and for
bearance of the Government of the 'United
States, and the barbarous character of the
crusade against it, will be - shocked by the
statements of these unimpeached and unim
peachable witnesses, and foreign nations
must, with one accord, however they have
hesitated heretofore, consign to lasting odi
um the authors of crimes which, in all their
-details, exceed the worst excesses of the Se
pays of India.
Inhumanity to -.the living has been the
loading trait of rebel leaders, but it was
reserved for your committee to disclose, as a
concerted system, their insults to the wenn
!led, and their mutilation and desecration of
the gallant dead. Oar soldiers taken prison
,ers in honorable battle have been Subjected
to the most shameful treatment.
All the considerations that inspire chival
ric fnetions and generous considerations for
Breve men have been disregarded. It is al
most beyond belief that men fighting in such
a cause as ours, and susnainedhy a
_Govern- -
ment which in the midst of violence and
treachery has- given .repeated evidences of
its indulgence, should have been subjected
to treatalent never before resorted to by one
foreign nation in a conflict with.another. All
thecourtesies of professional and civil life seem
to have been discarded.
Gen. Beauregard himself, who, on every
recent occasion; boasted that he had - been'
controlled by 'humane feelings,
after the bat
tle of Brill Run-coolly proposed to hold Gen.
Ricketts as a hostage for one of the murder-
OW3 privateers, and the rebel
. nineons dis
dained interooonrse and conwanOation with
out 'mita surgeons, taken in honOtable battle.
The outrages upon-the dead .will revive the
recollections of the cruelties to which savage
:tribes ii#jected - their prisoners They were
buried ientany eases naked, withlheir fitteg l / 4 .
40111tWailiv,, They Were leftto decay In 'the ,
open nii;lbeir bones parried off. troOlkiei
sometimes, atthe'tesiiiriOny proves, to ,be:
ased - ailtetseitiekadernments; and - one
an is leleberately'aiere that' the head - of - tee
irfreiose gallant-ideate was out off WA: Eles- -.
'eeleionist,tnlinttireedinte drinirWe'otp.
taktlieneeasiOn •Monktrous
ealluVievainficef jet — •l -`- your
'iiteirkg;
;*" ,listmerfWeidit the skull of a
gOttsent RepTeeini:
4401:Zithielnial-lierini7otirvertod 441'J-tech'
, 46#
of:tho xnlelp 'rigonertlikeii
FThs -7 " 'Ore haourof Gov.-.
•
( 6 0** 4 I f : ' F BI hid els -.% 0 0- tatted
,ting:' OW' Moral'**Mc - 14'00st
_coitol4l**.y.,:protos
tluirthubblf WO* str t iofiloarli
SerYico'',War(:latrriaid. lie
does bot :IrMitate*i hyena des
ecration of the hanored oorpie was ,beeause
the rebels believed it to be the body of _Col.
SlocuMi - sOziinst whom- they Yore-infuriated
for hivin g displayed so much . courage and
chivalry in forcing his regimeet . fearlessly
and bravely upon them:, , These disclosures,
establishing, as they incontestably do, the
consistent inhumanity of the rebel_ leaders,
will be read with sor row-andindignatioi by
,the people of the loyal States. The3r-should
Inspire these people to- tenewmt exertions
to protect our dottary 'from the restoration
to power of such men: The should, and
we believe theyarouse disgust and
'horror of foreign natieru3 againstthis unholy
. rebellion.
Let it be ours to furnish,. nevertheless, a
continued contrast to such, barbarities. and
crimes. Let us persevere in the good work
of maintaining the authority of the Constitu
tion, and of refusing to imitate the monstrous
N dices we have been called upon to lures
tigate-. .. -
Your committee beg to say, in conclusion,
that they have not yet been enabled to gath
er testhr_ony in regard to the additional in
quiry suggested by the resolution of the
senate hether Indian sava es have been
employed by the rebels in mi itary service
against the Governmerit of the United States
and how snob warfare has been conducted
by the said savages, but that they have ta•
ken the proper steps to attend to this import.
ant duty.
B. F. WADE, Chairman.
INTIETCH FAIJTOIIV
lIE suhscritler, thankful forpast patronage, still
4j solicits the same; and in addition to manufactu
ring all kinds of worked
Material for Building Purposes,
• • such as
. SASH, DOORS," SHUTTERS,
° BLINDS, FLOORING, WINDOW
FRAMES, DOOR
FRAMM - FAVING, MOULDINGBi-
I am 'Prepared to furnish all kindi of oak limbe
for different purposes in building, such se
JOICE, RAFTERS, LATH. STUDDING , PAIL
. INGS, SCANTLING, BOARDS, &c.,
All of which will he sawed to order, at short notice
and upon reasonable terms.
—Also, sawing, by mill and circular saws, of every
description done; Framing, Surfacing, Matching,
Flooring, &e., &c.• For further particulars apply to
the subscriber, at Factory two miles
_southeast of
Jun. 17, 1861
LOOK.HERE!!
M.
M. STONER, Druggist,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN HIS LINN OF Ml
saes, WAYNESBORO', PA.,
Has not only got back to his "old business," but to
the "old - stand!" Having fitted up the
room now occupied neatly and having
returned from the city with a fresh sup
ply,
which he has just received, cowls. I II
flag of
Fresh, Foreign and Domestic Drugs,
A largo and general assortment of Medicines,
Chemicals, Patent Medicine, Dye-stuffs,
Dry Paints and Paints ground in Oil, •
Oils expressed and•distilled;
Fruits green, preserved and dry,
Confectionaries,
Liquors of all kinds for medicinal purposes,
Books, stationary,fancy and miscellaneous articles,
all of which he offers for sale. Thankful for favors
received and hopeful of their continuance,he invites
the public to call before purchasing elsewhere.
,Stoner offers for sale a lot of beautiful shells.—
Carkon Oil which will suit for Kerosene Lamps
warprted not to smoke, can be had at Stoners.
Parrafin, Crystal, and Benzole Oils: also Cam
phine and burning fluids is for sale by Stoner.
Stoner has a lot of barrels,kegs, jugs, cans. fce.
which he will sell very low. .loci 31.
Notice—New Firm.
THE subscriber having disposed of his entire
Stock of Goods to Messrs. Collifiowor & Clug
stun, notifies all persons indebted to him on Store
Books to settle their accounts with and pay de a•
mount of their indebtedness to either John P. Study
or Daniel Bricker. The new firm will continue the
business u heretofore. A. S. MON N.
Quincy, Jun." 1,1862.
i t
Mentzer's Horse & Cattle Pow
AI - M. STONER having purchased o Mr
i e Mentzer, s the recipe for making the a bove
far-tamed Horse and Cattle Powder,for Pennsylva
nia and Maryland, takes this method of informing
the farmers, drovers, &c., that he has on hand and
intends keeping a volt snpply always on hand.
Countiy merchants and Oilers 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. °
Jan. 31.
-- Apt. 14 1862.
Ready-Made Clothing !
FOR FALL AND WINTER!
FRESH BUPPLYB RECEIVED MONTHLY!
AB. A DAMS would respectf illy _inform his
patrons 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 Coats, Pan ts o Vests,
Shirts, Collars, Necties, Suspenders, etc, etc, alt of
which are well made. The public are.cordijolly in
vited to call-and examine his goods, as
_he is deter
termined to sell at short profits. _
lie will continue to carry on the business
ofairailoring ae heretofore. Persons desiring-gar
ments cut out or made up are invited to givelim a
call.. ,
Latest fail/dens received regularly.
' Oct2s. •
. • A. 8. A.
trxpcirtant,' to uterS
illa subscriber takes this method of announcing Tof the Fanners and others, that he has on hand
a tot of DWARF BROOM CORN. seed, along with
some specimens olithe corn. Tide is sit excellent
article of Broom Coin,"-stel should be raised by ev
ery one.,_ E Ass also a . fullamortment of fresh
• 111.tdicinm, Cheinitide, 41ke..
• ' , J. KURTZ.
Crinbenies cents pe
,
.• • - • "-. Mar. 16'
B ROO t'- .
T . 4
:,-jndoreigned `tontistute, platinfeeture
Smote epos :the - old. - pneciple . ' ill of
I.o34l,lol'iterreet to bti• will. These
tme4l*Pel..t are *elicited. to ties him egedl.
jeht2: - - -.42k - COB OZOKN EL'
4 7 714 '
proom o da:**.:o3ko . *
'no listeboar:Spigo-
" 7 ,-; ~:, i, ': - i, "')• : I. 1 ..:'‘o . "lef . ' 7 ; f I .'4' ' ' it-''''
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0
IMMITOrlillid;liallli.
' , GEISEWS • 'PATENT SELFMEGULATINO
GBAIPLBEPARATOR. 'CLEANER
AND BAGGER
improved rhiesher and 7 Gear
ed...ll6m Powers f Driving either .by Gear
or Asti, all furnished Complete
ready to bp :put on. Wagons. ,
1, the undersigned, desire to call the attention a
Farmers and Threshermen of Frankling and adjoin
ing counties to it: • This Machine has been before
the public for seven years, , during whichitime it
bee given general , satisfaction, and the patentee
having made some very important improvements,
which render it still more complete, both for dead
separating and cleaning, and also • for ease of
draught and fast Threshing. I take pleasure in re
, minending-it-tolthe publie, knowing — that it wil!
give tho best of satisfaction. lam unieuractuiing
three different sizes, as follows: -
No. L is 8 horse Power,will thresh and clean from
200 to 500 bu'shels per day.
No. 2 is 5 to 8 horse power, will thresh and clean
from 150 to 300 bushels per day
No. 3 is 4 to 6 horse power, will thresh end-clean
Irons lOU to 200 h.cslttle per day.
TheseLldaenines are warranted to do the above,
and do it much better in every respect than any
other machine in use.
I • •
Machine is worth from 2 la 3 cents more per WA
el than when cleaned on any other separator, or the
common way of cleaning on hand fans. For 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 leaves the
shun, whereas, when cleaned wits. riddle that ad
vantage is lost
This machine does" not return the tailends as
most 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 belf.acting
Mast Reg ulator in the fan, which remedies all dif
ficulties in bad cleaning,_blowing grain in the chair•
in high speed or irregular driving, which cannot be
avoided in cle ' g grain by horse power
This Machine is also more durable and less tedious
to manage than any other deparator and Ulvaner,or
the common machine with shaker.
&c:,-&c
Orders to ,insure their being filled Until harvest
should be sent in immediately. • -
I am lully prepared to make to order and on short
notice Portable and rationed
T 3 1 1
- • •ItlB . AND DAW MILL GEARING,
SHAFTING AND PULLEYS,
IRON BRIDGES, CAST IRON WATER
' WHEELS,, IRON KETTLES, &c,
Stoves and Plow castingsslso 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 I.athes, Boring, Planing
and DrillirgeMachines, persons can rely on having
their work done in the most satisfactory manner.—
I am also prepared to manufacture to order ma
chinery for wood, such as Tonging and Groving
machines for flooring, Surface, Tenout and Mould
ing machines, dm.
1 also otTer to the public a new and valu
able hnprovement in my steam engines, 'made
within the last year, viz: fur 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—thiir-lirie-iii
business, and 1 use all good material, so that 1 am
•
perfectly sate in warranting all my work.
. I am also pzepared to do repairing in workman•
like manner, on the shortest notice. Grderrsolicit•
ed and promptly attended to. All orders sent in
for repairing must be accotipanied with the cash
For particulars and circulars descriptive ot ma
chine, address GEORGI.: FRICK,
Or DANIZI. GEISER, Proprietor of Territory and so.
Honor, of orders,' Waynesboro' Franklin Co. Pa.
April 18-tf
,NO HUMBUG
THE undersigned haiing opened a Watch and
Jewelry Store, -in the new building on the
corner of the Diamond, and having recently return•
ed from Philadelphia, would inform the residents of
Waynesboro' and the public generally, that he has
now on band a fine assortment of
r WA
;DES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND „.-
TLVER-PLATED WARE, '
Having bad considerable
.experience at Watch
repairing, he is prepared to do all work promptly
in the best manner and guarantee the performance
of it,
An assortment of spectacles, and spectacle glasses
always on hand. Jewelry repaired in the neatest
manner. W. A. GROVE.
P. B.—Old Silver •taken in exchange kir gouda,
-----Apr4--Iyr.
Cheap and Itiautifial Light.
'lvo. i- Carbon Oil—pure and nor-explosive—
IN 'warranted to bum witheuteinkting soy smell
rf used in the
• OARDON OIL LAMPS, '
of the latest styles and-improremeopg--all sold
Cesar . vox Caw at' the sign of the • •
1310 BED HORN.
•
April ' '1); B. RUSSELL.
Just - Received! •
At "BROTHERTON'B" . an assortment of • •
... • - Pruning Shears,
• Pruning Kari*,
- Pruning- alai, and Chisel.
'Pruning Saws; - _ _
•
Budding:Knhw;'•
'• For Mkt cheap •
RIME Coffee, Ougasat Teas aed G.-Jew:at -.-
- . , ungoijoi
piCl o iti" ,, Les at-12kaad alr! ceatij o r s r fai v l yz itt:
.s.
LARGE 'assortment of. TINWARE at the
21 6 :16gniotifigt 11)0
. 11601 Hera,. - '
dte:SO '6O D. D.. Room
CLOCKS„ &c &c
ElC=l:4=
c,
~.. 11,
r , •
" • 0 - - R , 19-f“ • r
, - ;
11111 N i 1, 11'1
COUittliolle.l7, - Fruits, &ce,_ &c., &C.
milgitsbeekibertrikes tilievaethavtivt annbuncing
,tithippople that ha' hag received id his &Drug
rtore4 a seleited atUk or";
ristat Daird , I" •
'Chemicals; Perna-Midieinee Paints , Ode; Dye
Stuffs, witido*.Ailatisi:PagY, ' Volarnea. 800; end
klegentrite4 whicli lib fir ntiW ' ,- preparedrAo:aell" es
cheap as the cheapest and : wilLassurehis eastern
ers that-in regant , loquality .vihich-tiorthe first h a :
penance, his Aprils, will :compare, with. the
lie has also i 4ilindidrniolortrnent idlierramervi
Soaps sad .
Toilet i tikirtiales
of all kinds, consistinpin part of the following, via
Dandolinee; • -
Pumades,"
Amber; and Dears' Oil
Colognee, •
• •‘ Eittadts for thii Handkerchief,
Lyon's ,Kathatton,
Hornet's Cucoaine,
Harrison'ti Ladies' Soap,
• . .
Holley Soap,' '
- Hotel •Qap,
Diamond White *tap.-
I— CONFECTIONERY,F i RUITS, &o,
Crnnberriea, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, 'Currants,
Du re,
k Citron, Oranges, Lemons, Nuts of all kinds,
and C andies of every variety. •
x coo Lamps, Lamp globes, and Brushes,
Ken, ' r
no OiL Camphine, Alcohol, Burning Mid',
and in fact anything and everything that is usually
found in a drugstore.
Thankful fur kind favenTi and patronage hereto.
t‘ i
fore bestowal upon him, he solici continuance of
the same...and hopes that by elides ing to please,
he may win t e eon,
idence of the pee et.
Physicians' prescriptions promptlyand carefully
compounded at all hours. J. P. KURTZ.
nay .29, 1860
TOE WAR OF 1776.
r HE name "Continental" sounds more dear.to
j_ the American heart, than any of' the Royal
blood, even should it be a Prince.
Ho all you that wort a good Cooking Eltove that
burns either coal or wood, call at
M. I TRIM'S
and ask f.•r Ihe Continental, which is one of the
best stoves in market, and by far the cheapest. It
takes a long stick of wood and is provided with fire
brick to burn coal. It is ne of the hest baking and
cooking Stoves the t has cr been offered fur wile.
It is a hue•Cnokirfg Slot, and is easily kept clean.
I always have a law assn ton hand, and wil I
• r-hargairui .
country. tkr to prove that my name is not Oen.
~Gregg call and see for yonrsetves. — -
- Also on hand Heating S:oves , such as
Eli MI 110 UAL BTiVES,
fur shop or parlor, all of which I will sell very low
You will also foal a large assortment of
Rita l T2 ir ZCY'L4Q6IMEA9
with Uopper, Brass and Sliert-Iron Ware, which
is all of my own make, and which line been proven
cannot be found better in Any place. Now remem
ber I tun bound to sell cheap, so all that want any
thing in my line, give mo a call. My shop is still
at the old place on Main Street, under the Printing
°Mee.
House Spouting!
done nt an times and of the best double tin.
Feeling very thankful lir the ninny past favors I
have received from the public, I would invite all to
give me a call, for then you can see for yourselves
where to get hargtAins.
'Old-metal-taken at Foundry Prices in exchange
fin' new Stoves. W. A. THIT I.E,
Mar.2B Waynesboro':
P. POURTRIN,
•
Dealer in all the variety of Drugs., Medi
cines. Yankee Notions, Perfumery,
Liquors, joy medicinal
purposes, Oils,
. ' . 4 - e. ! 4•c•, -
Air°l.ll.D tender his thanks to the community.
and still soli it the patranage of a generous
public who want anything in kis line. Inasmuch
as he has enlarged his stock so as to be entibletho
answer all calls thr anything and everything usual
ly found in a Drug Store, and has a thorough ac
quaintarde with the business, he hopes to gain the
confidence of the Community. He will, pay par
ticular attention to filling„ physicians' Precriptions,
rind more care and precaution naiad in waiting up
on chldren_ than adults.
• -
FONIGI 111 DOMESTIC- INGS.
Choice Wines and Liquors for meAnal 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 1111 sizes
of Glass. Commercial, Note, Fools Cap and Placa
Paper always on hand, with a variety of Envelopes
of .different sizes and colors. Brushes, - Combs,
Pomade, Fancy Boap, Hair Oil; Colognes, Essen
ces, Flavoring Extract's, and numerous articles, in
the Fancy line on hand.and offered far sale, cheap •
er than ever Offered before.
Also a large assortment of Kemsone - Oil Lampe,
Chimneys, Shades and Wicks, and Keroiotne Oil to
fill them. A -general assortment of Fui ts , and
Confectionaries, Tobacco and Cigars.
Oct. 11. -
NE W FIRM!
Coachma,kingl
T .
RE' undersigned having leased the well-known
• CoachtnakingZstablishmentotAlax. Hamilton.
on Mechanics street, Waynesboro', respectfully an
nounce-to their friends and the public generally, that
they. purpose(carrying on the business in all its
branches, end are now prepared to manufacture to
order all kinds of • • :" • •," •
Carriages, Dieggief.4l3.. "Kauches,
Nang Wagons, &c. Acc., of the twat: material, and
made oy superior workmen.
IILACKShirtHINO 'and •REPAIRING of all
kinds dolling reasonable rates, promptly anti to the
satisfaction of 'customers.
COUNTRY PRODUCE takeil in exchange for
work - at market prices. • .
Lir Penions desisinearticlei or *ain the Coalln.
making kilo, givs them a
call. - - Le{ K. MORKICIONi
Mar. 8. LiZO. B. NA WKAR4
•
a bhaVrisiviticlic: , t‘rsispd •‘ au arA~ti
kjetimfprialslis liz ins fur cokt rAstOur at q4 ;t:.-";
,u rid • ' •'
tiat at Id and 35 cpata pet Or' cd at
auv. 20. ' ' ' KURTINI.
L AI"
Itsseases
ERN
Tit I . S'- ' 1 01:-. A - Y, !
11011111111
11E 31ndersigned reti - tenth/ annornicei to the
public-general old
stand on Church Street, War:o6llre; Pa., where
he,continuet the Maitufireittring of Family '
a4luziatia. - a a '
Buggies, Baroucimii, Wagona,:aiol every species
of vehicles usually made in' such establishments.- 7
Alt work is WillTantedAD compised of the
best anu, most durable' material, .and none but
the most experienced workineni are employed.--
.He.has now mr,fianti a number' of Casriiigee, Bug
gies, &c., &c., Which lie "will positiv,llly sell - at
greatly" reduced: Jorieee for 'Muth •or upon a short
credit. 'By keepuirt goad stuc k- at all times, and
always holding, himself ready to supply the de
mands- of the people he hopes to retoin ant!,iiecure
a liberal share of , patronage.
Repairing, Trimiiiingi - arid Painting . done in the
best manner, and at the shortest notice.
Lumber, Country Produce, &c., will be taken in
exchange for work. - JACOB ADAMS.
N. B. The Books of the firm of J. & A. S. Ad
ams, are in the hands of the iinderskned. Persons
knowing themselves indebted are requested to make
immediate payment. J. A.
Nov' 1. -DM!.
a . .L I = j'... W 1 T
-
FROM
MEXICAN ROW
ir BEAVER , in connection With his Variety
'Store, has commenced the manufacturing of
J
15400 TS and SHOES in all ite4arious brandhes.—
Hering employed Jeremiah Cooper-as foreman, he
is prepared to produce the• Mew l 'neatest and most
durable work made anywhere.
A large stock of Hats and Camand nEastern man
ufectured tthoes and Hoots of the best- make, on
hand; (Mocks, Trunks, Selma, Tobacco, .Stc.,dtc.
You get thu very best KEROSENE there. A few
fat Hogs aro wanted. J. BEAVER.
Dcc,6-1 months:
ACARD.—Kind friends and patrons, you have
my warmest thanks for your - very liberal
coamgmant. Havin'g discontinue:ll the manufactu
ring of shoes &e., on my own account. and engaged
myself with J. Heaver, at the Variety Store, I be
speak for him the continuance'of your patronage.—
Lo see us at our new plum
• Det-13 . J. COOPER.
11eIbnee of Armaggedon.
A - 1300K FOR THE TIMES.
THIS is acknowledged to be ono Of the most re
markable of human productions that has over
boon offered to the_American people. The.style is
chaste and truly eloquent. The subject treated of
is of the most inspiring: 4, The United States in
Pro hecy. For sale by • J KURTZ.
ovt •
MititifYINZZIKICKICIDditeriIIitMrsOLNISM
T. J. FILMEKT, g
DIM I' ER, - 24
rg Has constantly for age a lull asititment of
GOODS for Gentlemen's ware. , : a
Wi.atest City ,Fastions always on hantl. '
• 11 Waynesboro', l'a. , i •
X
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21:•01KWA0401i4a,WaY1F414,74,71.7AM,..XVX
NEW LIVERY.
HE subscrrter respectfully announces to his
T
friends and.the public generally that he has o
pened a Livery t4table in Waynesboro, and is now
prep.ared to accomnatiJate the public generally with
#
& MUCUS ;
.L.;--
0 ,„,p at the shortest notice, day or Hight.—
Penton* desirous of hiring, either tat
riding or driving, would do well to give him a call.
His stock has been selected with great care as re•
garde gentleness and speedy traveling; and his bug.
give and carriages are all in good.condition..
The above stock will be kept at the Stable of Dr.
John Oellig. Persons wishing to mire will please
apply to thti undetsignett at Betwien's Hotel. .
nob—Ow •• JOHN RICHARDSON.
-To Capitalists. ;
x 7 AYNESDORO' SAVING FUND.—This
Societywill_Pay the following rates of in
terest per annuto,oh all sums deposited in the In
stitution. 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, 91 per cent. 'For a
shorter period than 3 means
. the tetras will be
made kown by the Treasurer.
Notes for discou ntshould be handed to the Tress
urer oja Tuesday; is the Doard,ot Directors meet
igtilarly en Wednesday - of easchweelt, at'S o'clock
-A.M. - • By. order of the Board,
June 17'58 • JNO. PHILIPS Treasurer, .
V INLEALidt:tI I II - 4qIIJIJ.EK . GIi treito,
The. bestitt .use Fur sale by
NovRE. TBOX Agt.
EIRESII Mackerel at, . .'
.„-
r Mar,2B, Analift3oi. UKNEDICT & COI; -
- 3E t CHE3T:-7Dried Peaches, pared and upper
L. ed at ASIDERSON, BENKDICT & Co's.,
JLOTH,Hat,Hair, Tooth and Nail liTtiZe
just received and for sale very low by M. M
STONER. t - - May7l3.-
11111 E BEST cOOKBTOVE ' .. • '
in the market to. be had at the sign'of the
Big 'Rost Horn.. - - . • . D . B. Emelt.,
41011 CATSUP UOTTI.EB ~ . , -
For side to the Store of; W. H. Bacrnmirrort
8130
f ARCM 1110gkErrI.E8 at ~, , - 7 ---
I j dealt - tato • • • _ - : -'-- Ressitit.li. ••
Yeiiiiant a
,roo4 chew o( Tobacco, call at •
spit - • • • Pala&
r ADIEIB, if you want to WW a nice "aulortbutiit.
JLA of \DialSs 4100.1.18 0 call at • • Yams%
April - •
1 F you want a pretty'flummer Balmoral calliw
ar l 4 • • Paica's LI
waut.a aicc paw of Gausiticte s (dui 3T to
411.215":"Call et: japi4, 'Piaci a
ryou wautlu 'ea large assuittavatulttitawle
col at •- Pror4 — Tfluoviar
1 r,yau want 'a cheap. pair ut Congress (Jailers,
unit at , PAW*
Tl.rtuya l'utlatta at ' •
Doc2ll 110 - -
z, t z
,Z1V.1.1
4414004 401 !CitY 1141 ,1'0!°`
Inentaialielitill44o4 . lllooll, 44,
TO Vitift
xzw , ' , v,5 i rtt.,411.4 - tottstEN-.
, • ,
eitiserrAt 3•7, 1 6' T1 T,
,
j /mit•
memo(' 'fhb' 8/106fiktiking Ike
4,1-ICurt,A's WWI; WOootii' 51i,!!!444,14
readinise icotriWniiiitAte Wire firlitilisay
, aticrrig
mode to brilftriilO OltortlOytices;aribtr*Miti --
andutiott toiiltioittiOhoillibteidin* • 1 -.• f.
Oct Itai ,74
Reco - inmeitthitiunt Ytom Me Faculty J princeot
erlleKe: N, -J. •
• • • PalXaxrds, N.,,..14,1 7 W2dth0.1801. .
. The untlereigtosd .ere, halipy . to' testifyituditoltitio,
of the Pa fetteville Acedettlyi:raa.tifive mrintaittej,
Et high staiiding anwng'the seceilt• 0144 4 ",
College -of New Jersey. • 4
JOHN MACLEAN,
_,,.--
treirittent of UK College ' .
JAMES P.. MOf,'EAT!'
PROVISION inmost'
HZ — subscribers would Inform'citizens of
Waynesburir; that they have 'opened a Flour,
Feed and Provision Store in the room fonneSly , pc•
copied by floseph Price d opposite the residence of
John Bell, where they will- at all- times have for
sale
, ,
. -
11111, CEA Vit ilitYllitilr
HOMINY, MILL STUFF OF ' LL KIN K=
SUREENINGS,' CORN, .. SHELLED
AND IN - THE g Alt, OATS; Po l r -
TAT 4 )ErI, BACON AND ',T.:, . . ,
• LARD, VINEGAR; 14.!: . 4
Also, Bre, Wheat-and Barley by the ba,* lor in • •
le
smaller quantities, and other articles us e ly kept .
in such establishments. All Flour and ill Stott' ,
... _
will be sold at MILCP - uronv ran Casa. ..
The highest cash prices Amid for Wheat, rye'
corn and oats. -. DANIEL sNIIIELY, ,44 -
;(,
~
Febl4 —tt WM. If. FU. 'K. • .-‘,../i--
Dr. Jacob.4,llarbiiitgla it, t
Celebrated Aierican Milhaud.
Milk: greatest and beet external remedy ever a
J. bored to the public. For sale by F. J. Krulze
Druggist. Waynesboro! and by Druggists in ther
county generally. -IL-V"Price2s .cen per bottle.
December 13, !60—ly
NO LABOR. r Uillgt
i'hc cheapest article in the 'world.. Unrivalltri
in Economy. Permanently Lastroa4. 'Pho only
place to get it is at . lilt OTH E tON'tS.
March 22.
- -
"Continental H ()let" -
IV A Y:\ ESBO PA.
rpfiru,n4ersignettl having recently Alien the a
" hove named noise, formerly known as the
"1.: lobe Inn " takes plearuro in uncingto hies
friends and the public that he is prepared to receive
and entertain Guests in a style nut to .be excelled
by any country Hotel: Th House having been
thoroughly repaired and ewl furnished with ere,-
ry thing calculated to make guests comfortable:
—the public may reit assured that they aill at all
times - find it in condition suited -to-the-comfort and -
convenience of-the trayelei... Hie Hatisalways Sup
plied with the Illmicest Liquors, and his Tattle with
the hest the markets afford, and all other appliances
siitahle and- necessary for .the accommodation, of
man or beast. With faithful and obliging servants
anti-his own personal attention and supervision,t
will leave no means tampered to merit ptiblic
twangs.
The proprietor assures those Who raky favor hi
with theirpatronage that - they' shall. ever meet 8.
his house* cordial reception, and that everything es
sential to the convenience and happiness of, his.
guests shall be attended to.
+June 21, 1860
IMPORTANT.
J. A. PTS H E R
A C again minded of his recent tour to the
/1. Easter% Gales, arid of the reception of his fin*
stock of
Cloths,- Cassitneres and Vest,
All of therMOST'. FAS3IO.N ABLE STY LES.
His slack of FRENCH CLOTHS anti CAB4I
- he. calls particular attention to, as the
bt•st in towo. - -, Also, etfe 01 : she beet areartnionte, of
Futuitsuism-H;foos in tovru—all ready.. Rot their in
spection and benefit, and kindly asks a call front all
persons desirious of buying Gouda is, his line, at ex-
EktdirStkir':73.sSidii * SP'sp
In the NEWLY FITTED ROOM,. next door to
EiNirgrairs', Hagersuititrt,M4l. CAM 3. ism.]
CI B. PRICE informs his •' Customer grainkabe
Ur • public generally that dre has removed his
Baoer.Shop to this Basement of Mr. Kurtes Hotel,
fornferly occupied to, him us a Barber shop, vitiate'
he wilt §_have. ent,,and Lbws Hair, es ttrktgurft.
•Grivelthu -- • • -:- ' it.
Boy: heavy Bilata and S haie stso B, ates.
lif ' "
1J M mr.2B AMBIHVOL BINIMICT & Co'.
. _
excayiut article ot,Syraicfor SO, cta per
at ( 1 k $4
EDICATEL) I,iquors t eolal only -s,sitediapi t
111 end by spacial attractions of Physiciin,, by
11. ni.I3TON kat. Druggist —, iitsy
7orriarideir, grown! &:-usigtottikt
I ISPPER and
net 39
bYYrli 4:1 CUE . nt
Y..
nov. 20 •
• .. •
LA .
1 . 4 16 R SALM, 011.1Vit I* .ib i t A,Au r ,
1, kpply Stott
elette - • • '
CE-SD D Eatbruidelvd sa,la
11 1 ,7 let -
'PIS No 4 New thleditit *Aim* call at
art ' Pia&ll •
rerztrowswivittatitt*AUT.'
----- ' 7- 7 7777,
U. MUSGRAVE U GER,
• Profesectior:Lnini
JOHN T. , 'lM.Prißlab.
Professor of Mathematics
mar.2B
FLOUR,- FEED'
AND
DIZON'S
runE•mnuotiT OP IRON
STOVE POLISH,
iiags.
tremely
BACK AGAIN.
e 'a the Big ReOtPt
It. 1134.4 t 10109154
UTlikatiX , Alinastacs at
• oto - 2,16 , , •
you want to we Itto !ango , t asoortataat 4014
pets iu limn. call at "-apt Puce*
yo.aytanvo'parghast(A Itire :Hoop tatiAtilixr
.31i to Ut•lii) yolk (ap4; • Piitoe•O.
L. IL KURTZ
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