tliv: Andrew of Mag., has Alien the best passible proof that he approves the call for 300,000 additional troops, by issuing" elaborate proclamation calling for the quota from that State. Gov. Curtin, of Pennsyl vania has also issued a proelamatitm calling for additional troops from that State. • One of tillandigham's constituents in 'Butler county, _Ohio, amused himself•last Sunday, by roaming through the streets of his village, hurrehiwi , for Ileauregard, and cheering,for Jeff. Avis groaning for Lin coln, an cursing abolitionists. He was fined under the statute. '13".11 is the current belief that Congress will adjourn sine die by neat Monday, the business before it being already reduced to only a few prominent measures, and other matters to4e disposed of without much con troversy. 1105 - The Governor of Indiana has issued a proclamation &lino' c out eleven regiments of Infantry and six batteries of artillery.. The people are responding to the call in that State nobly. • m.SPRING FASHIO N S, 1852 SILK HATS, • FELT HATS, WOOL HATS, CAPS, &e ClirStraw Hats all colors and styles, for Men and Boys,-Children's Fancy Straws, great variety, com mon Straws, &c., We have just returned from the Eastern Cites and believe we have the most com plete, best selected, and c heapest stock of FA SH. lONABLE HATS for Men, Boys and Children, to be found outside of the Cities. I.Z.PDEG RA FFS, Hnt Makers, Opposite Washington House, .Hagerstovin, Md. 'Before "Busting" we have visited the Eastern Cities, and irt - retumed-with-a-M-410JflN STRA W •HATS, more or less, rather lees however than more,and an equal proportion of Easterit made FELT HATS, all of which we intend to sell for WCASH at "busting" rates. I/ you would save money buy at the Fountai% Head, UPDEGRAFF'S where hats are really made by busting hands, in a bursting factory, and a bursting scale, and sold at such prices as will "bast" all those who fail to buy at the Fountain Head. UP UEGRAFFS,'Hat Makers, Opposite Washington Hodse, Hagerstown, Md. TO COUNTRY 311i1i3OIIANTS.—In ad dition to our usual stock of home-made and WOOL HATS, we have just added fifteen cases of Eastern made FELI' HATS, comprising all the styles pop. ular in the trade. These goods have been purchas ed from the largest and best eastern factories for cash, and at the saute rates as the largest city job bers, and we are now prepared to offer them to • merchaits at as low rites as city 'obbers. UPUEG ' A r,, • atteis. Oppoitite Washington House. , Hagerstown, Md. ye s Merchants, remember that we have just added a first class WHOLESALE DEPART !WENT to ow. ;Stock, and will sell yuu in small lots and sizes, as you may want, any of the popular styles of the day, and always at as low prices as city jobbers. UPDEGRAFFS, Hat Makers Sign of the lied Hat, apr2s Hugenstowhi-Ml.-- Ylogt.."BU•TiilD."—Don't be alarmed, friends, we've gut trough of money to keep the stock, and continue selling at "busted" prices until after harvest, at the HAT 8 FORE, Opposite Washington House, apr2s Hagerstown, Md. the hut run of shad sometimes prove the time', just so with our last run, ..a bigger stock, a better stuck, and - a - cheaper stock than can be produced elsewhere, may be found at all times, or until we "bust," at , • UPDEGRAFFS, Hatters, sign of the Red Hat, Hagerstown, Md. 4 1 =' l o I,L-7111 Front the Amarean of Tuesday last FLOUR.—Sales reported on 'Change to day of 1,000 bbls. Ohio Extra at $5.25, and 300 bbls. good Howard Street Super and cut Extra at the same figure. For the for mer description of Flour we notice a fair, in quiry for export, at the close the market was a shade firmer. Western Super continues dull and neglected and is freely oflicred at $5 per fibl. We quote as follows, viz: Ilowaad Street Super, $5.1210)5.25, Shipping Extra ; $5.37/, Retailing Extra, $5.62, Family, 46.00(0150 •Cr RAIN.—The bulk of the white Wheat offered was new &lighten, sales of, which embraced some 3,000 bushels ordinary to good dry lots at prices rang ing from 135® 150 ets. Of red we note sales of 600 bush els common to prime Pennsylvania at 115® 123 ets. and 800 bushels fair to prime South ern do. at 122®125 . ets. The market do* ed heavy at our quotations, viz:—fair to prime new white 14009150 cents; choice do. 155 cts.common to prime Pennsylvania red 115®123 • ets and Southern do. 120@125 eta. Corn was in a very limited request; sales of 2,000 bushels fair to strictly prime white at 56@60 cts, a decline of 2 as, and 4,000 bushels yellow at 52@53 ets. common and ordinary white sold at 48®52 ets. and yellow do. at 45®50 cts. per bushel, the market closing inactive. Oats were in good supply, and with only a fair • demand prices ruled easier. Sales of 4 000 bushels fiiir to prime Virginia at 35007 cts. ,Mary do. _at 30®3eets. and Pennsylvania do. a dB® 89 eta. per bushel. No sales of Rye were reported; Pennsylvania we quote at 75®76 eta. and Maryland at 70®71 cts per bushel. COPPER KETTLES. BRASS KET I'LES ' IRON KETTLES, at the sign of khe Big Red Horn. (July 11 '62) D.B.RussELL, Clothes Wringer. 11 1 • W. PUTNAM'S Patent Cloth Wringer, for sale at the sign of the Big Red Horn D. B. Room, {July 11 '62) by Agent for Franklin, eounty. I6II4IOVED SELF-SEALING FRUIT CAN S that can be closed and opened by any pi nton, tor sale at the sign of the Big Red Horn, (July 11 '62) U. &ram. 66 Hazard's Electrie Powder." American Sporting Powder, American Sporting Powder, Buikitiowder, • • Bassta'S Built :Powder. • Hazard's Blasting Powder, • .Thmard's Blasting Powder, The best Powder made, The beat Powder made. The Only place you can get it is at spr26 BROTBERTONIL • .1 . ;LS of4be make sks L BELLS, Girfit roterO, for sale at Once 134 Brotrosonos's. Vies AN, 4.:It11 .13UITHE8, elf he beititind at (itate,l3) 11.41Tasattoasett MEM PRIMEN • may toad Cattle Modes* HE allawlnie* informs the public that he tuts at jhowit hie Saw Mil, adjoining Quincy; slist tpoi* of Hay Ind Cottle 13caleaa With an inala• mire for Cattle. • • A. S. MON pr. (July 4-Bw.) NOTIOE TO BUILDERS. rrHE Doan! of &hob! Directorts, of Washington liistrict, will meet at the Western Sc hoot house on Saturday the 26th of July, at which time they will receive proposals for rebuilding the school house at Mont Zero. 'For specifications apply to J. S. Woman. by order of the Board. , • D. F. GORDON, Hoods I Hoods i floodlit t TUB? received per Express, direct from the man -0 ufactures, another large invoice of Shakers: (June 13 '62) Jo MAU Basona. *once to Vresspasoers. ERBONB are hereby notified not 'to tresp ass Pupon the lamis of the undersigned by fishing; hunting, or otherwise, as he is determined hereaf ter to enforee the law agains,t all persons so Wren. ding. ' ' NICHOLAft BONEBREAK. (June 27-61 w.) ""At Brotherton's." • Grain Cradles, Grain Cradles, . Grain Sickles, • Grain Sickles, • Grain Scythes. Grain Scythes ' Of superior que9ity, for sale cheap. . • (June 27 412.)- 1 2 9:3113XACC) NCYTICMEI. riI.HE crtizens of Waynesboro, and vicinity, are hereby notified, that I t.ave been for a long time much annoyed by cattle, ranging on the pub lic highways lending to my farm, and I do hereby notify all persons that I will take up all Cattle strays, that come on my premifes breaking down my c fences a und otherwise tresspassing upon try property. SAMUEL RINEHART. (June 27-3 w.) MORE NEW GOODS "VARIETY STORE," JBEAVER, in connection with his Variety • Store, has commenced, the manufacturing of Bt tOtS and SHOES in all its various brafiches.— Having employed Jeremiah Cooper as foreman, he is prepared to produce the finest, neate-t and most durable woHc made anywhere. All are invited to call. A large stuck of Hats and Caps,*(including all kinds of Summer Hats for men and boys,) si.tl Eastern manufactured Shoes and Boats of the make, on hand; Clocks, Trunks, Segars. Tobacco. &c., &c. You get the very best KEROSENE there 111 ay 9 tf. J. BEAVER. m r k v A v A rrrmow 0-E=lo = 01 DAM, hkeh IVY M. STONER takes this method of thank- AI s ing his customers, and informs the public that he has just returned from Philadelphia with the largest assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Soaps, Perfumary, Fruit, Confec tioaary, &c., &c., that has been brought to the place this season, which he will sell cheap. He has on hand. with what he is receiving. makes his assortment of Patent Medicine greater in' variety than any other establishment in the place. In a few-weeks,_he_will_publish his list of manufactured articles. tie,lins on had now, hiriliough pin up in six -ounce--bottles,_price 25 eon ts, "no cure, rio pay." hs curative properties are now fully appreciated, judging from its daily sales. May 9 '62. • Pianos and 11lelodcons. THE undersigned, having become Agent for Wm. Knabe & Co's. (of Baltimore), celebrated pianos and of Carhart, Meedham & Co's. unsur passed Melodeons, is prepared to furnish individt uals with the above named instruments at city pri ces. All instruments warranted brthe-manuiirctu era. Lessons on the above instruments given in town tir country. (may 23) - T. L. BUDD. 5000 Rails for Sale. ►iIHE subscriber has now on hand 51100 good 1 . CHESTNUT RAILS which he,will dispose of on reasonable terms. Also—one good ROAD WAGON. L. 8. FORNEY, Jan3—tf A NOTHER. lot of those nice Shakers at may 23) l'ilios's LIiNDID Embroidered gbotle at t Oct- IF' you want to gee the largest assortment of C. 17 pets in town, call at apr4 Putcs's .__. _ 1 F you want to purchase a nice Hoop Skirt from. I. .311 to $2.00 call at , [apr4 PHICO'B A LARGE assortment of TINWARE at] the lA_ sign of the Bag Red Horn. dec2o '6O lU,TIERAN Almanacs at j nov 2fl " Continental Hotel, " WA Y NESBORO', PA. THE undersigned having xecently taken the a hove named House, formerly known as the "Globe Inn " takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and the pnhlic that he is prepared to receive rt u a n in ti: u l e i s o ts iel in a e se t o h b a e v i n n ]; b e l e l t e m d a y ' any' ghl repaired and newly furnished with eve ry thing calculated to make his guests comfortable —the public may rest assured that they will at all times find it in.a condition suited to the comfort and convenience of the traveler. His Bat is always sup plied with the choicest Liquors, and his Table with the best the markets afford, and all other appliances suitable and necessary fur the accommodation of man or beast. With faithful and obliging servants and his own personal attention and supervision, he will leave no means unspared - to merit public pa tronage. —The-nrr.----, • dm may favor him .1143-proprietor mnres_thefie w) with their patronage that they shall ever meet at his houses cordial reception, anti that everything es gentle! to the convenience and happiness of his guests shall he attended to. June 21, 1860 L. B. KIJRTZ DI - PORTANT. J. A. FISHER A RE again reminded of his recent tour to the jl EaStern Cities, and of the reception - of his fine stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest. "sngs. All attic MOST FASHIONABLE STY ES. • His stock of FRENCH CLOTHS and MERES he calls particular attention to, as the beat in town. Also, one of she best assortments of FURNISHING GOODS in town—all ready fur their in spection and benefit, and kindly Rake' a call from all persons desiriona or buying Goods ii. nis line, at eg ZZacm7csvi LlForrillas•cosse • In the NEWLY FITTED loom, ileac door to ppdegrafrei, HagenamvshMel. pat.-A.1861j 12',:EMEt3Mil ri B. PRICE, informs his ,customers and the Ur a public:generally that be two removed his to - the - BasementofMrw - Kurta's-Hotel,-1 formerly occupied by him as a Barber Shop; where he will Shave, Gut, and Dress Hair as heretofore. Give him a call. Nov; 22 tf. ZEE II NFORIC.S D. B. Russsu. K tTRTZN tramely H'lls'6,o E iVA ORS/fOlito', July II 1062. • ILO WdalltD Winn. • 30 Bviias Bass .8 LAND , 7 'renew SOAP4n6 • BACON OWN) .10 BACON (skies) 0 BACON (she4ltlers) 6 MOD TAKEN BY THE UNION FORCES TOGETHER WITH THE „ WHOLE REBEL ARMY ! 111101 MOHO REM." This Victory was gained with very little Loss on Our Part; and yet another, JOSIAH MORE has just returnee] from the Eastern Cities, and is now opening the most extensive stock of SUMMER GOODS ever brought to Waynesboro', which he will sell cheaper than anv„other house this side of Richmond. Consisting of everything usually found in a well conducted establishment. The community ie invited to call and examine my stock which I will take great pleasure in show ing to all who may favor me with a call. To con vince you I have a splendid stock I will ennumerate a few of the leading articles now in store, all of which I will sell at greatly reduced prices. FOR THE LADIES DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Including the latest novelties in Summer Dress Guilds, to which 1 respectfully invite the attention of the ladies. • The choisest Collars, The finest qualities, The largest stock, I The best assortment, ever exhibited in Waynesboro' , and at unpreceden ted IMcicts) . Kr. LPtr.fleociam Superior extra heavy Blk. Silk, Blk., Brown, Blue and Mack Foulanls, Pikes (light grounds.) Bouquets of Chintz, Collars, Satin plaid and prin • Marguilise, Valneja Plaid, Silk and Shepherds Plaid, Silk Lustres, striped Himalayas, Blk. Persia, 131 k. Grenadine, 11111. And fancy B arage , Anglaise Braze, Aegla's High colored Challies, .lackonets and Or gandies, Gr issaile gr lurid, French Brilliants, French Chintz of the latest styles, Cumbrick Lawns, Pop lins, Mob airs, striped do., Lavellas in all collors '— TOURISTS Russ min Manchester, Pacific and Hamilton Delains of all styles and shades 191' for ladies wrapings. Bacgues. Mantillas, new and elegant styles, Shawls, French worked Dollars, Under Sleeves and in sets, Embroidered and nem stitched-Handkerchiefs,_Kid Gloves, Siik and Lyle Gauntlei,.Cori and Tosslea, Head-nettOli trig )1-all—description& MOVEN ADD MILLIIMY GOODS. Such as Wk. Bombazines, Bik. Parcaites, Foler and 'Poplins, Barnes ' Ducalls, Challies, Gingham, Prints, 113 lk. Eng. Crapes, from 2.4 to 7-4 wide, *Blk. KM, Gauntlets,„Crape Collars, &c. My line of Millenary Goods is complete. TRIMMINGS Such as Bugle Gimps au Laces, all widths, Belt Ribbons, narrow Silk Gun , Dress Cowls, Fringes &c. Spool Silks and all Colors of Shetland Yarn, Zephyr worsted, &c. PRINTS AND DOMESTIC OOHS!! embracing all the most favorite Brands such as Merimacs, Sprague, Pacific, Corhieco, Manchester, Runnels, American and English Pri nta. BLEACHED GOODS. Harris Mats, Cheater Hill, New Markeib 1,0 s. ale, - Conewago, Great Lake, Ma (lower, Lnwranee, Belmont, Waltham, Hill Mani. Co. and other.brands, BROWN COTTONS. Pacific Sheeting% Amosken Meetings, Portsmouth 4, Shaw mut " Appleton 4. Ply mouth " CINGHAMS AND FURNITURE CHECKS. In w hich I am prrptred to off:u great bargains, ALSO 2-1 and 4-4 cheeks, Tickinzn Denninm Blue Drills, Mnreens. Damasks, Shirting Stripes, Na like( up., Outset Jeans, Unit+ &Huth 'Fowling". GENTS WEAR. I A • * 1 81k. and fancy Clutha, • •I'wee.la, " " " Caasimerca Silk mixed do. Unarm, Merino do. • Cashmeretts • Marsailes Potencies Grenediens Hosiery Cravats Collars, &c. GROCERIES. A large and well seloctsil stock, in which I am prepared to offor great inducements to purchasers. Consult your ow n interest and exaline my stock before purchasing. QUEENS WARE China, Glass and Stoneware. of the latest styles always on hand at prices that defy competition. The aubscriber tenders his thanks to hie.. .1400 i. and customers for past favors and patronage, and respecfully solicits a continuance of the same.— Don't forget the Place. Corner of Mein and Church throne, where the STARS A 'VD STitl I!ES float: Country produce tiken — in - richange-for-goois—at the highest market price. (rnay23) JOSIAH I.IEQUR i.TNWAinniv " 20' CLOVRR SEED TIMOTHY BRED On FLAXERED 01) PARED POMMIES 00 ITSPARRD 09 DAZED APPLES 00 Mcrithi nts " Medford Canton Shawmut 611 Pa ARIL* ET (lonngur's - D tiveglivr: ,j),IVIRERSOPt i SEXED ICT & CO. • WAYNESBORO , July 11 , flume /o:cents Hags, 8 . “ llecoN, (HA mg) ..., . 10 44 " (St WO ' . ' 0 " , ." (SHOULDER° 0 " TALLOW, 8 " LAUD, . 7 1 : 1 1862. SECOND ARRIVAL. ME RSA BENEDICT & CO. Waynesboro' Pa. MAY 23. 111T3E:1'W SPRING AND SUMMER MESH VrvlE are now receiving and o flbring to sell a new Lip/' and PULL - AS 4 3OItTIIE NT of NE9I MY - tDDDS Which 'we think we are. prepared to sell at as low tunas as any other house in 'town or country. L '~ Y 7 ~~ DRESS GOODS of aII kinds (' hallies, • D elninev, eregeo, Lavellas, cicocaxa.A.3rtgs, SLEEVES, EM Et ROIDEUIES. MEN'S PRING AND SUMMER CG CD CD U. - ) 03 a - c ott on ades, Clothe, Ken. Jeans, COsimere, Fine Tweeds, Vestings, Neck Ties, Hosiery, Cravats -. Smother Hats Handkerchiefs, Shoes, :Slippers A full assortment of Plain and Fancy CA881111E:RES. QUEENSWARE. A good supply of Queenswaro and Glassware of the latest style. GROCERIES, Always on hand a heavy lot of prime Groceries, COFFEE, ' SUGAR, SYRUP, MOLASSES, SPICES, &c. To which we respectfully call the attention of our customers ind the public generally; and at the barn° time we return our thanks to customers and the community for their liberal patronage, and will en denimr by fur dealing with all, to merit a continu ance of the some. Please call and see. AM BERSON, BENEDICT & CO DRY .FRUIT:, - -1 ( -4 6g*IPX+ 1 E -1 -- 1 _AiLAP"_IIO I 3IIC.3IEMI I , at. • AMBERSON, BENEIDICT &CO 'S PICKLES. A LOT OF Goo A MIIERSON, BE N EbIOT & (O'S CIITIII • FIXTURES, OIL CURTAINS, 1 id ' AMBERS() N, BENEDICT & CO'S A FULL ASSORTMENT. " PiIINTS, MUSLI F NS, GINGII.IIiB tuDas - a 4 , OF ALL DESCRIPFION'S at , AMBERSON, BEM:DWI' 44 CO'S zwdLiaimartvss DANDELION corrEn, 111;MMELL'S, -__.ESCENCE AF_COFFEE4 ut ANI BERSON, BENEDICT Bl'k Silks Cold do. Fig'd do.• Lustres, Poplins, t4z-PI 00141,4!:010:1, :: :: TM N . EAM,ELAIP, g Lettaed with• fresh SUMMER 0001 S, arrived from Philadelphia this week, steamed up to' our, agtire, and threar—oh I ye . fair' portion of creation I—the most delightful stock of fleecy goods /straight into out door, that 'ever brightened our counters. First, doubtless to please the . , came a shower of Silky Do'beges, Baizarines, Sky tinted Lawns, Chintzes Modenas, Mozambiques. Himalayas, Poplins, Ch allies, &c., of 13111 ry hue of the Rainbow, glistening like stars, that will make the old look young, and•the young like Genii :Allen followed a broad stream of Nankeens; Muslim. Va ble-dispent, Calicoes, osn aburges, beneath which came flying like birds of beauty, Head-Dresses, Sleeves and Collars in setts, Shakers, Hosiery, Sun- Umbrellas—bsauties—gauntlets, and all those dear little tick-tackk which make the ladieslook so charm ing; above it a dark sheet 'id' MOURNING GOODS. in elegant variety. 131 k. Grenadines, Byadore Bare gee, Wool DeLaines, Challies, Lawns, Bolzarines, Crape Despanges, Eng. Crepe, Eng. and American Printsrplain 'and figured, Eng. and French Crape Veils, Mourning Collars. Gloves, _Hosiery, &c everything to render the mourner beatitiful in her sorrow. After these streams ceased to flow there was another explosion and in came pouring fur the ro z Zi I Bales o f Silky Broad-cloths, Parisians, Cassimers Block and fancy, double and singled Milled, in su perb styles, fancy as a suubeam.—with the accom paniments, splendid Vcstings, Silk, Marseilles plain, brilliant, arid beautiful Neck-ties , unimpeachable Shirt-breasts and E.:oilers everything to set the Gent fit for a picture, and make him presentable even at the•.Capit,il of the Nation. So Gents. !oak in and see, seeing is believing. All over the pavement lay boxes, which when opened displayed those good, solid, a batantial wares, our noble, ind ustrious MOTHERS like so much to see ; because they must have them to make the boys • trowsers, and, the girls dresses : here they are strong as buckskin. cotton, woolen. mixed, jeans, goods of new styles, cheap and dura ble, cotton stripes, drillings, calicoes of late styles, ticking, sheetings, in fact all that our young friends require who are starting on their .matrimonial jour ney :nog Well, these goods were hardly stowed away, when here cameltrudging along Our Poor, Old Rhinoceross eases! loaded heavy,—oh very—witE Groceries, Queens. ware, and Jlogsheads of that delicious I.ortf-sugar, Syrups, and Sugar-house molasses, hogsheads and barrells of sugars of every grade . . Shad, Mackerel, Herring, fresh from the briny wave, lueious cheese from New England, brooms, spices,—and a splendid lot of SUGAR CURED HAMS,--and sweet Ba eu otions f -together—with_a_full_as,_ sortment of HITS IND SHOES! t • Leghorn, chip, fine fur and wool Hats, gents and la dies booties and shoes, clmp, distractingly cheap.-- Now all these affairs startlingly, and touchingly set forth are for sale and Exhibition at the store of the undersigned, who, with many tljasks for pact encouragement and 'patronage, remains Respectfully your obdt. servant (may 23) JOSEPH PRICE HO! FOR QUINCY. Second Arrival of Spring and Summer Goods. COLLIFLOWER & CLUGSTON. 'We•are now receiving and offering to sell a new and lull assortment of , DRY GOODS. Which we think we nre prepared to sell on an. rea sonable terms as any 'other house in town or coun try. A full assortment of LADIES-DRESS GOODS of VIII kinds. Silks, Delsins, A loess, Printed Chan ira, Gingham.% Lawns, Fancy Prints, Ladies Shawls, dm. MENS SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS of all kinds. Cloths, Cassimere, Fine Tweeds Ken. Jeans, Cot tonades, Vestings, Handkerchiefs, (sleek Ties, Hosery. A full assortment of Plain and Fancy Cassiineres QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE. A large stock of CM.triciDcso39Uld.3364a3c. Vtlnch we are prepared to offer as tow as any oth. er rct.til store in the country. BOOTS AND SHOES. for men's and. bniiie'r. wear of all sorts and sizes. Also n lnrie anti we ‘ iyeleeted stock of DOMESTIC GOODS. Muslins,Tickimpsond a complete ndsortmeot of .ot lens. ,nuking ardware r -J-Ints-and Caps, Paints and Oils, Fresh Shad and Herring by the barrel. It is no use /trying to enumerate. If you wentanything in the Dry Gob& line, just call and you will find us ready, to wait eu . you oith pleasure tn,ooo CHESTNUT JOINT SHINGLES for Sale Country produce taken in exchange fur goods at the highest market pricek. By strict attention to toNirress - and a desire to please in every respect, we hope to merit a con tinuance of patron...4o. _ _ May 23) L;01.1.111.0WER &CLuGsToN. "O H ! for wings to soar, " right down at Price's Stoie. What far? Why to get some more of that New Ytirk Syrup—only 12} cents a wart at KECES GNU MIMS, of an funds, for sale tit IL, (Juno 13) . eauratuousu's. ARD•CANS, ut the sigh of the Big Red Horn der2ti, • 1). B. it tierNELL I . ent. FOIL R ENT.— A Ten-plate I Stove. Apply at PRICE'S Store - Oct IS CONt)M Ir MESS SHAD ti) he lad cheap at I_ l 4ma) 23 • Pawed Elise stioAß riain and r fancy. Fur Sale cheap Pluctes kwa,y2 14 • r VHF: rargpAtOtrif HMI), Skirts ever brought to Weynestiaro% can be'seen at (may 23) ' Pates's F you want to tutu tvutce and etell'aeleuted stock Mourning goads c.dl, at- tuttr/3 .) PRICE:et r. tv:l.l - •Ai I, 111 . /KM. 29 ,•erCrri • Rim Al SPRING & SUpIER DRY 0001 S, •Groceries, 11.111S1AI, 11111111 RE, - LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES / &C, ==:= GEO. STOVER, .HANKFtIf. for kind favors and patronage here tofore bestowed upon him, again appears before the public to solicit a continuance of the same.— He having just returned from the eastern cities wit a fine and well selected stock'of new SPRING AND SUMMER 41Gor 4EI) 41:0310Dffifii Which he intends selling at very Mw rates, - whicq ho knows he can do to the satisfaction of all Wha will call and examine his stock. Below you will find enumerated a few articles which will be found among his stock to which h calls your attention. FOR THE LADIES He has a lame assortment of Dress Hoods consisting in part of (Mullins Printed and Plain belaines• Fig'd and Cord Silks, Plaid Mohair, Silk Warp Mohair, - Hermes, Medon a Cloth,, Lavellas, French and domestic Ginghams, Poplins . Pongee Mixture, Cloth for Ladies, Wrappings, Cloves, Hosiery, in great variety. GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, • Broad Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassimeres, - Union Cassimeres, Duck Linens, ottona es ' • Summer Coatings, Tweeds, Velvet Con), Marsailles, Silk Vesting, Velvatine Vestings, of all kinds; in fact a full assort mon! of goods for Gen men wear. Also a large apd well selected s leek of •DOMESTIC GOODS, M u li ing i-ri m p lete—a—assortm en t_of_ Notions. It's no use tryiir , to enumerate. •If u-want-Isri-ythin-g_al-all—itZthe Dry Good: line._ just call •in and you will lint him ready to wait on you with pleasure. To persons having country Produce to sell, they will find it to their advantage to hring it to Sto ve*r's,as he always gives the highest m irket price. So give him a call, and he will sell you goods as cheap as they can be purchased elsewhere. Aprll 1862 NEW GOODS: AT linillEMIIS BRIM ME Iron and Steel, • Shovids and Spades, • • Hoes and Rakes, • Spades and Forks, Nails, Brads and Spikes. Locks, Hinges and Screws, • Latches, Staples and Bolts, Oils, paints, Glass and Varnishes, w Mill, Cross-cut and Circular Saws, Hand, Tenon, Web and Compass Saws, Augers, Auger Bitts, Gimlet ant Dowell Bitts, Socket Chisels, Firmer Chisels, Mortising Chisels, Pruning Sawsomil :illisejs combined, Pruning saws, Plastering Trowels, Pointing and Garden Trow&s. Double and Single Bitt Axes, Hatchets, and Drir.v ing Whitewash Brushes, Shoe, Store and Horse Brushes, Scrubbing Brushes, Cloth, Tooth, and Paint Brushes; Table Oil Cloths, • Floor Oil Clotils, Carriage Oil Cloths; Spokes, Felloes, Hails, shafts, Peles. Springs and axles; Black-smith Bel.* lows, Anvils, Vices, Hoof Knives, and Rasps; Tubs; Bucsets, Churns; Rope, Baskets,l3rooms and 'Wash Boards. ' Waiters, Trays, Candle Sticks Snu ff ers Coffee Canisters; Table Cuttlery, Pocket Cuttlery, Pruning Knives, Pruning Shears, Silver-plated Ware, Table and Teiootis, Salt Shovels, Forks,. and Ladles, Alhata Table rant Tea Spoons, • Irvin spoons, Tinned Spout; 'l' r i c e Chains, Halter Chains, Cow Chains, Butt Chains, Sporting Pow der; Blasting Powder,Shot, Gun Wadding; Ar nold's Writing Fluid, Blacking, Stove Black ing; Lead Pencils, Gillott's. Steel Pens; Writing Paper; Flour Selves, Meal Seives, Sugar Seives and Wire Cloth; Cooking Stoves, Nine Plate Stoves, Coal Stoves; Carriage Lining, Carriage Lace, and Carriage Trimming; together with a large and carefully selected stock of Cabinet and, Saddlery Hardware. All who desire to !my cheap are invited to call and examine my goods before purchasing elsewhere, as I am determined to sell as chdap'a e usual, notwithstaniling the advance of some kinds ' of goods. The subscriber here take occasion to return his sincere thanks to the public for former florins and hopes, by fair dealing, and cheap goods, 4 40-merit-ii-contirsttauee_oLths Hamm_ WM. H. LMOTHERTON. "itt Bratherton's U,ardware • Store." Gqin Cradles, Conn Scythes. • Grads Scythes, 'scythe :sharpeners, Wood en Forks, Hay Forks. tirain Forks, Fork Hundtes. ;loathes, Rakeft, &c., &e. CHELP ! CHEAP!! CHEAP ! ! Juno 6 '62. Sheriffalty.- runE undersigned again offers himself to the U. Mon Republican Convention of thiS county es a candidate or the Simi<ys Having reeel.,-,;•1. next to the highest number of votes last time, he eectfully asks the influence and 'votes of those ble to his nomination, ant if netninated and ti.!4.0(.1 he pledges himself to Michafge his 'tinned witir promptness and fidelity, • 4. HARVEY aprwoN Wayncab 'ro' May 2, 181;2.__ F yoti want a good pair &Heine Made AU:10:v •itoOts, ,Wegit4.lllXD NOT TO SIP 4.01..2114.44 cj.i it apr 4 • • .Patc o NG, do you villa to see the - Wises intuit of Plain and Fancy Ciundaic: it ‘rayncab.ora', call at apr4 . Faust's td kt No. t New tkleittsd m101.3,425e call at
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