PDBLOg SLUE
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Washington County, the subscribers Executors
of the estate of Christian Strite, deed.. will sell at
public sale, at the late residence of the deceased,
near Leitereburg,
On-Friday the 711& Day of November, 1862.
the following real estate to Wit :-
110.1
A MERCHANT MILL
' • • AND.
g • AIL OW :Mir
on the Antietam Creek, near Leitersburg. Said
Merchant Mill is tthilt of Stone and Frame, three
stories high, contains two run of burrs and one pair
of choppers, with plaster mill a,.d granary attached.
Said mill is in good order, and has as good run of
country custom as, any mill• in the county. The
house.for the miller of said mill is new, built of
Brick, two stories high.
The Farm attached to said Mill contains
SIXTY-EIGHT ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
Lest quality of Antietam land, in a high state of cul
tivation. l'here is on said farm a large
111161 MA Slll ling
en STONE BANK BARN, Wagon Shed, Cared
riage House, Sinoko House; with other necessary
out-buildings, with a well of good water at the door
of the house. The farm is under good fencing and
has a fine orchard upon it. Said farm adjoins the
lands of the heirs of Joseph Gabby and others.,
NO. !Z.—Adjoining said mill property a farm
containing
FIFTY-FOUR ACRES,
,nor? or less. On Nail farm is a new BRICK
.HOLCSE, two stories high, and new Bank Barn
with. Wagon Shed attached, and other necessary
ont- uililings, under good fencing, and has an 'or
chard, with n well of good water near the house.—
Thu said farm is in a high siate of cultivation, and
adjoins the lands of the heirs of Joseph Gabby and
the Leitersburg Turnpike.
NO. 3.—A tract of land on the southeast side o f
Leitorshurg, containing about
FIVE ACRES,
under good fenoeing.
NO. 4.—Mo_ntain Lot of
CHESTNUT TIMBER,
cnntaining 10 ACRES 4 4A71 28 PERCHES, ad
joining lands of Daniel Uehr, Abraham Shank and
others.
TERMS OF SALE.
.17"One-thlrd of the purchase money to be paid
in hand or WI the ratification of sale, the balance in
two equal animal payments with interest from day
of sal, , the purchaser giving his notes with approv
ed security, and on the payment of the whole pur
chase money good and sufficient deeds will be made
to the purchaser or purchasers by the undersigned
' cc EIS
WStle to commence at 10 o'clock on said day.
_ cir The property will be shown to persons desk-,
ing to see it by the undersigned. .
C-.7""flie growing crop, and the crop to be put out
this fall to be reserved.
i2rPosses•tinn will be given on April Ist 18113,
and the rents accruing on the mill will be also reser
ved up to said Ist ut April.
JOHN MILLER,?
"
JOHN STRITE, 5
Oct. 17—ta
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.
BY virtue of an order of the Vonorable Orphans'
Court Mr Washington county , and by the di
rections contained in the last Will and Testament
of John Bye;, the underbigued, his Executor, will
offer at public side,
On Tucsitoii the ilth of Xovember, 1862.
in front'of the premises, that valuable real estate
known as the
"Southern and Western
HOTEL,"
situated on the corner of West Washington and
Jonathan Street?, in Hagerstown, arid 110 W in the
partly by IL H. Wise as a Grocery Store.
This well known and long established house has
un extensive run of business, is in good order, and
always commands a large rental. From its location
in front of the Court House, and near all the public
institutions of the town, and from as susceptibility
of improvement it is regarded as perhaps the best and
Most valuable piece of property in the town. -As a
Tavern i: has always had the best country en-t•otn
in this place, with perhaps the largest transient busi
bes. Cue of the WOWS is rented for a Grocery
Store doing a large business.
-Win the rear of this property is a large and well
arranged
BRICK STABL
lately erected, and has all the requirements of a first
rate Hole%
rir 2 HE, TERMS OF SALE ARE: —0 ne-t hird
of the purchase money to he paid on the ratification
of the sale by the Court.. the residue in two equal
annual payments with interest from the Ist day .of
Auril next, and Or the deferred payments the pu.
chaser to give notes with security approved by the
Executor, each note to bear interest from the first of
April, 1863, and on payment of the whole purchase
money a deed will be executed. Possesidon to be
given ou the first day of April next.
OrFor further particulars enquire of W. E.
Doyle, the present tenant, or of the undersigned.
(Oct B—ts.) , ABRAHAM :SMITE,.
Executor.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
nEa ErEATEI
-0—
THERE will be.sold at-Public Sale,on the prem.
ises, in 'Quincy township, ON TUESDAY TIM 4TII
DAY OF NOVEMSEtt, 1862, the following .Estate,
late the Estate of Nancy Myer*, viz,: A
I'ract of Land c %Wining
160 ACRES
AND 85 PEROHEES, and allowance, a [joining
lands of Samuel Bean), Henry Donor., Levi San
ders and Hobert Moth/any, on which aro emoted a
large two Story Stone
•
DIVELLING .11011 SE,
stone Barn, .:-Stone Spring House, three Tenant
Ifeuseliand other Whiling& About 190 Acres are
clear and under good*cultiva-ion, The farm is well
watered in all the fields except one, These
fine
YOUNG ORCHARD
growing on -the premises. The road , front .Cham:
hersbutg.to Wdyne'shore' passes the door. and , thal
dwelling is. three miles from the. latter ~ plece.--; , 1
The Land is of the best limo Stone quality. There;
usyer•fuiling.fountniu itlitur§priers
. •••
TERMS :OF SALE:
Ose-titint of pnrnlagie stoney to be i vid :annr.n
otel, and
0, 08 'CI
ConfbrnatiOn of sale; the reMainiler to be' paid it
three equal annual payments, bearing lateral from
date Of confirmation. First payhtent. let April,
1864; eiieond, let ft pri1,.18651-thinl; Jot April,lB96.
DANIEL,
Mister.
17- 7 0.)
PUBLIC SALE
BV authority invested in me by O. C. Walker, I
will sell at public sale, on the premises, On SAT.
lIRDAY TrIR 25TH DAY OF 00TOB112, 1862, at 10 o'-.
clock, A. M., the
ICMILLEN TIRM
uow the property of S,A). Walker, situated on the
public roan leading from Fountain Dale to Fairfield
one mile from the former and three miles from the
latter place,.
CUMIN 2 HIES,
200 of which are under cultivation, adjoining lands
teSsmuel Board, Mercer, Shroder and Musselmsn.
The improvements are a large Stone Bank Barn,
Log House and other outbuildings, together with
2 large
APPLE ORCHARDS.
Two Springs of never-failing water in the ynrd.—
The terms will be made known on the day of sale
which will be easy. Any person wishing to view
said farm will be shown over it by Nathan Ander
son who resides on the farm of the undersigned at
Fountain Dale. An indisputable title will bcgiveri.
(Oct 10 —ta.) SANFORD SHRODER
[Attorney for S. C. Walker,
CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT 1
OYSTERS FOR 121-2 C'ENTS!
rpHE subscriber tenders his thanks to his patrons
fur past patronage, and informs them that he
is now in full blast. Always on hand OYSTERS,
ALE, BOLOGNA SA USAUE, EGGS, &c. He
has also, a fine BILLIARD FABLE for the ac
modation of his customers. Roll in boys, old Joe's
is the place 13 get your money back, sure. Tit n
Come one, come all
• Both great and small, Ir •
And roll the Billiard Ball
In old Joe's Bachelor's Hall.
JOS. FUNK
N. B. Oysters furnished at 18i cents ye pint
')ot. tf. J.
PAY UP I PAY
THE Books and accounts of DANIEL SNIDELY
have been placed in my hands fur settlement,
all persons knowing themselves to he indebted to
him are requested to.call and settle their accounts
Those having occounts against the said Sniveiy, arc
also requested to present them for payment.
Oct. 10-3 w. DANILL 'tau: •
Barbering.
THE undersigned has opened a Barber Shop in
the room above Walter & Elden's Flour and
Feed Store, and is now prepared to shave, cut and
real mir fll go b
give him a trial.
COMMISOIONERS TO AWARD
Damages:
f 11. HE undersigned have been appointed by A. G.
Curtin, Governor (At the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, Commissioners for Fra..klin County
to award Damages !sustained by citizens of 'said
County •by the impressment of Horses, W agens, &c
For the discharge of this duty they will meet in.
WAYNESBORO ' , on 'l'hursday, October 16,
GREENUASTLh4 on Friday, October .7,
MEROEICSBURG, un,Saturday, October IS,
and during the whole of the following week, in
CIiA:MBERSIIIjIiO.
Persons who have sustained Damages will please
attend the sitting of the Commissioners at'thc times
and places named, prepared with the necessary evt •
Oct 10 —1 w
p IJr S. trq LEO
/11HE subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at the
residence of Philip Summers, in Quincy two.
about one mile and a half from Quincy, on the road
lending to Fankstown, ON TVOiSDAY Ttts 21sT DAY
it, licrotniit, the, lollowing personal property to wit:
FOUR HEAD OF GOOD
IT I "i SIA
I , : S ,
FIVE IVIII.CH COWS, S head of Young Cattle, 3
Breeding 44 ows, 18 Shoats, 4 Cotswell Sheep. 1
Goat; 1 iloir-inch tread Road Wagon, 1 two-inch
Plnntatinn WA VII, lane horse Wagon. Wood
lied, I pair Hay Ladders, 1 Wheel Fan, I new
Spring Rake,
2 . GRAIN DRILLS,
(one new) 1 two-horse and 2 three-horse Barshenr
Plows, 2 doulde and 2 single shovel Plows, 1 Har
row, 2 tripple anal 1 double trees, a lot. of Nititzle
- lives, 2 sets breechliands, 2 s , •ts Iront gears, several
acts Plow Gearv, tdy-nete. halters, anal halter chins,
1 six-horse chain, forks rakes, and murky oilier arts.
cles not 'meccas:4y to mention
W6 a le to commence at 10 o'clock on said day,
when a n credit of ten months will he given• on ul I
sum• of $5 and upwards.
N. 13, Also a lot of CORN BY THE, BARREL,
on which a credit of ninety days will be given.
(Oct. 10.—ts.) GEO. SUM MFRS, Sr,
Gee. V. MOIL AUCI.
Clothes liVrin;ver.
W. PUTN 'S Patent Ch Wringer
JL - • for sale at the sign `431 the Big Red Horn
by
Agent for Frnklian county
I•
MPROVED SELF-SEA LING FRU! l' CANS
Ltitat can be closed and opened by • any *lnrson,
tor dale at the sign of the Big Red Horn,
(July l I '62.) D. B. RUSSELL.
i N excellent article ul Syrup fur 50 cn.. per ga
A at (Oct 4 13 ESOII E'S—
.
F you want a good pair of Ileum Made Mot . 7)cre
e Boas, WA.IOLANTXD NOT TO HIP Olt TICAII, Call al
apr 4 Nimes.
I F you want a cheap pair of Utingreas Gaiters
call at apr4 - • Pitrik's
'l'o FARMERS.
TEEL Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Forks, Rakeh: ,
13Manure Drags, &c., &c., at prices that will defy
competition. l.iull and see for yourselves. at •
awl I BROTHICIIIIWB •
irraHE HEST COOK STOVE
J. in the market to be had at the sign of the
Bic H*o Horn• - 1) It. Russmm.%
WHEEL UREASE."
F you.want emu Wheel tirtuuse, buy it at
apr2ls BKOTZULItTOW;I3
A EN and Soy's heavy ilouts bhues at
lii 9(3.4 _ Babette's.
kAKEIS AND 'FORKS, of idi kinds, lor sale ut
1 . 11( / (June 13.) 144 Serusitaiuusies:
1 JII.EPPER and Corriandar, ground_ec unground
nov 39 - - • at_Eitrwra's.-
.
___
-ir - Fyou want it pretty Summer, Balmoral call at
L , alai , • Plactes
F' you- want a slice plain or fancy silk call-at
•
1 , , art . - Palcu's '
I 41.0111, flat,-Hair,. Tooth and Nail Bruali
‘.../juatreceived and for sale v.ery tow by 4., 'M
STOSER. - . - ' ' May 13.-
EitititSEN ENI.P.d.—A kinds for Ata lu by.
4 -
,11?3.k.;,Li..,, sign of the "Big , Red
burn.".hlarc.b LJ
LUTHER FISHER
IL 0. GEHI?
SAMUEL REISHER.
1). U. Humid.,
(July l 1 '62.)
P,OSTP9Npp
PUBLIC SALE.
Totanbscriber will sell at Public Sale in front
,ortlibbotes Hotel, On blesunklar Tlin 18m Pair
OF °maim, 1862. hie •
7.) :j Ce) 't 4 al:
and lot of irrolind, shocked on Main Street, opposite
the residence of-Ei E. Troia'. The house is a two
story Brick Buittlingent, all, in good re.
pair, with a clfW3varietyfrifttf on the lot, a good
cistern at the doer. _Bale to commence at 1 o'clock
on said ilaY when the terms will - be made known.
14'11 the above property is not sold on said day
it will theti-he offored for root fir one year from the
Ist of April 1863. ' 10S. HOOVER,
(Oct:
LOUR, ,
AN 'D
PROVISION STORE 1
THE oubscribers afttiounce to the citizens of
Waynishoro' thnt they have opened a Flour
Feed and Provision Store in the room next door to
Lr.•Brothertuu's office, where they will at all times
have for sale
Mil CIE MEAL, HOMINY,
MILL STUFFS OF ALT. KINDS, SCREEN
INGS, CORN, SHELLED AND IN
THE EAR. OATS, POTATOES,
APPLES, VINEGAR;
Also, Rye, Wheat, and 'Barley by the bushed or in
smaller quantities, and other articll3 usually kept
in sucn ,stablishments. AU Flour and Mill Stull'
will be sold at MILL PRICp FOR. ME Casa.
The highest market 'wires wil l be paid for Wheat,
Rye and Corn to be delivered at the Mill of the sub
scribers. JOHN WALTER,
(Sept. 3.—t:) JOS ELDEN.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.
THE undersigned Executors of the best will and
tefitainent of David Knepper, will offer at pub
lic sale, on THURSDAY ME 16TH DAY OF Ceronsa,
1862, the following tract of land, late the property
of said dec'd.situAted in Quincy township, Frank.
lin County, Pa., adjoining lands of David Wertz,
Wm. Stull, Ueo. Knepper, John Forney, Alex
Hamilton and others, containing
103 ACRES
and some Perches, neat measure, with a two STO
RY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and Back
Building, and a story and a half Basement, Spring
House, Smoke House and Bake H ouse, and Black
smith Shop, A STONE AND FRAME BANK
BARN, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Hog Stable and
other improvements thereon erected, also a spring
of never failing water in the yard. The farm i. in
high cultivation. Said tract of land is untlei'•-good
fekcing there being one thousand panel of post and
rairience. There is a line
TOtING ORCHARD
- art, Otto • •
es and other fruit, must choice varieties. The little
Anti. tam creek runs about one hundred yards from
the barn through Ike farm supplying an abundance
of water.
Persons wishing to view the property before the
day of sale can call upon either of the undersigned,
one living on the firm close to Quincy along the
phblic road that leads to Funkstown. • Sale to cont
inence at 10 o'clock on said day when the terms will
be made known by ,
GEORGE' KNEPPER, Jr.
GEORGE KNEPPER, Sr.
(Sep s—ta.) - Executors.
FREEDOM NURSERY
FRUIT GARDENS.
rinit: subscriber offers for sale, this fall, at hiti
Nursery and Fruit Gardens,nljoining G. Bell's
Mill, (furincily B. Mentzer's. ) all the new ',qui
ties of
311: 7 .:1 _AMC, 11.
I 2, and 3 years old from the bud. Samples of the
fruit can be seen at the proprietor's house. The
following are some of the best varieties, ‘izl,
Prince Red Rare Ripe, Scott's Nonpnriel,
Yellow Rare Ripe. ; Colridge Paaonte,
Templer-Lett white large,Rose F lowering Peach,
Honest John, Yellow Hewett,
Old Mixon Tree, Extra Early York,
Lemon cling, .. purple,
Waage free, " 6tr.iwburg,,
George the Fourth, Snow peach,
Royal George, BI•od cling,
Bergen yellow, black cling, , •
Crawford Latt, Red Cheek Malocetan,
Ur iwtord early, • Grose Migatime,
A therge yellow, - Gran , : Admiral.
Morris white, }towards Large,
15,099 Strawberry Planta
tor sale, srr :
Hovey Seedling, Albany Seedling,
lowa, Pea.rody,
Boston pine, 'ritimphe it'gand,
NleAvoy superior, Eatly Scarlet,
Crimson Cane,
A tigliFt and Syptellther io the time to plant your
Strawberry both 11 you want u crop next yea*.
Gooseberry and Current.
Houghton Seedling, Goedownen Red.
Cherry Current.lVittte,
5 Si
Red Dutch White.
Virapes.
Cataba, Clinton,
Isabella, Madarius,
Freedom Seedlings, new verities.
Ratspber•ry oval Blackberry.
Brinkles Orange, Yellow Antwerp,
Hudson Brier. Lawton Waal:terry.
Red an twerp, •
Thornless Raspberry a new variety,
GIANT ASPA REURASS.
RHUBARB— Victoria, Prince Allied. and Leni•
us. Philos, Cherry. Apple, Pear, Apricot.
ROSES— Prairie R se, Green of the• Prairie,
Baltimore Belle, &c. Garden seeds and flawtiv
seeds for sale in the fall. There is a gre•rl many
verifies not named.• AU orders punctually attended
to. •
Any person nr persons wanting strawberry beds
laid. out and planted can have it done up in *glee
order by calling on toe proprietor.
Address S. MINTZER.
Freedom Nursery and Fruit Gardens.
Leitersburg, Washington Co., Md.
Aug. 22, '62-3w.
Just lioceived.
"AT 11120TH ERTON'S," A LARGE: i,or ow
• Colts R..volving• Pistols
Colts Pistol Cartridges.
bliarpes Pi.Gll tnrtridges,
Colts Pistol Caps,
klis k's U. 5. Army Caps,
Bullets and Bullet Moulds, _
. lone Bowie 'Knives, -
Copper Pistol Flasks,
Hazard's Electric POwder,
Frond' Gun 'Wedding, etc., "Ste.
Gootlsof this .Irseription navc become exceedingl,y
scarce. Persons . wantiug the only reliaCk Ytßol
,utede, will du well to tali tounedi.ttelv end j.nrehuee
une of "Cults estsitt Ureeenhuting, Ittrolyogs. •
X 6, f'•'2'
. COPPER RETII4/3.5.
DICABaI KE I . 11,E$
r -WON ETTL;AS,
at the sign of the Big Rud, How..
(.161y 11 '62) - • U.H. lioagat.L.
Afreoh,nrriviti, of CarpetOto twin. .745 , tt
:1.1)1/ ( tuaytj)
44q
FRlZ=t=2ll
rAtteg cuttnerry
J, •
sms6Rl3
, , , , •
•- - , .WAVIVRSBORO . Om 17, I 88
MIME ' ' 10 - ' WAsnib Woo,; • • ao
EaGA , - .8, UNivmmeto 1, , 20
Leon 7l' CLOVER BOND,
TALLOW 8 TIMOTHY BUD • • 00
SOAP SRO FLAXSEED ' 1 00
11AcoN (hams) _. 10 PARED PEACHES 00
BACON 411100 _ , 6I JDNPARED " ' 00
BACON (AlloalAcre) 6 DRIED APPLES
RICHMOND TAKEN
BY THE UNION FORCES TOGETHER
WITH THE
WHOLE REBEL ARMY !
"UNION REHM REAM."
This Victory was gained with very little
Loss on Our Part; and yet another,
JOSIAH BESORfi
has jest returned 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 any other house this side of Richmond.
Cousisting of everything usually found in a well
conducted establishment.
The community is invited to call and examine
my stock which 1 will take great pleasure in show
ing to all who may favor me with a call. To con
vince you 1 have a splendid stock,l will ennutnerate
a few of the leading articles now in store, all of
which I will sell at greatly reduced prices.
FOR THE'EA_DIES
DRESS GOODS 'DEPARTMENT.
Inchtiling the latest m‘veities in Summer Dress
Goods, to which 1-resiidtfully invite the attention
of the holies.
The choicest Collars,The finest qualities,
I
The largest stock, Tbe best assortment,
ever exhibited in Waynesboro', and at unpreceden
ted
Uica)%!:QP. UDzr.laa,as)Eit.3
Superior extra heavy 131 k. Silk, 131 k., Brown,
Blue and Lilack Foulards, Pikes (liidit grounds,3
Bouquets of Chintz, Cellars, Satin plaid and prin•
Marguilise, Valnc in Plaid, Silk.and Shepherds Plaid,
Silk Lustres,striped Himalayas, 111 k. Persia, 131 k.
Grenadine, Blk. and fancy Barage ;Anglaise Braze,
Aright's High colored Challies, Jackonets and Or-
gandies, Orissaile gr mod , French Brilliants, French
Chintz of the latest styles, Cambrick witx, Pop.
line, Moh airs, striped do., Lavellas in all collars
TOURISTS
MESS rmusu
Manchester, Pacific and Hamilton Delains of all
sty les and shades
. _
igiurcummeta• C3.lc}tligeo
for ladies wrapings. Samples. Mantillas, new and
elegant styles, Shawls, French worked Collars,
Under Sleeves and in - sets, Embroidered and Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, Kid Gloves, Silk and kyle. !
Gauntlets, Cord and 'f tissles, Head-nets, &Its Bel-
ting of all descriptions.
MOllllllll6 AND MILLINERY OGNIS
Such as 131 k. Bombazines, Blk. Parcailes, Folar and
Poplins, Baragcs, Deceits, Mollies, '-Ginghams,
Punts, 111 k. Eng. Crapes, from 2-4 to 7.4 wide,
Blk, Kids, Gauntlets, Crape Collars, &c. My line
of Millenary Goods irreomplete.
TRIMMINGS
Such as Bugle Gimps and Laces, all widths, Belt,
Ribbons, narrow Silk Comps, Dress Cords, Fringeit
&c. Spool Silks and all Colors of Shetland Yarn,
Zephyr worsted, &c.
PRINTS
AND DOMESTIC •
, 1 I - I
embracing all the most favorite Brands such as
Menmacs,'Sprague, Pacific, l'ochicco, Manchester,
Dunne's, American and English Prints.
BLEACHED GOODS.
Harrison Mills, Chester Hill, New Market,
Lonsda le, Uonewago, Great Lake,
Mayflower, Lawrenee, Belmont,
Waltham, Hill Maul. Co.
and other brands.,
BROWN COTTONS.
Pacific Sheeting Awaken Sheeting'',
Porhonouth " Merchants
Shawmut " Medford 44
Appleton " Canton t
Plymouth " ~ Shawmut "
GINGHAMS AND FURNITURE CHECKS.
In which I am prepared to °Mir great barga ins,
ALSO
•
2.4 and 4-4 checks, Tickings Denniini. Blue Drills,
Moreens Durisks, Shirting Stripes, Nankeens,
Curvet .leans, Crach & Huch Tuvelings.
GENTS WEAR.
ITALIAN CLOTHS,
Ilk, and fancy Cloths,
" 6. " Cassintere•
Silk mixed dog.
Merino dn.
CaslAnieretts
Marsailes
Valencies
Grenediena
Hosiery
Cravats
Collars, &c.
GROCERIES.
A largeWnd well selected Stock,. hl wh left •I • ern
prepared tO offer great hid uceownta to 'purchasers,
Consult your own interest and exu•uioe toy stock
before purchasing.
QUEENS WARE
China,- GIIISS n*ut Sionewire,
of the latest 'styles alviays on hand HI prices that
defy cottipeti• Inn • ,
~riketubseriber tenders, his thanks to -his trienos
anti rustonarso tor past. favors - anti patronage, and
respecfuhy solicitS s cuntiny,tnee of 'the saute.—
Dun't lurget thet . place Corner of Main soil Clonclt
Streets, where the 5f.‘118 . .-iN,IY: _float,
Coinith, product; taken in czeitaoge for goods 'll,t
the -higheat' market prim,. 41 "- ' .
Q 114) :44 , 4 OS/Aff LIE6ORE•
1 0 .8 1
coftittptEn wEt*Ly.
AmBNPSON, - BElNEtaar & CO.
WAYNESBORO; Oct. 3,
Burma ' ' 10 cents
Enos, 8 el
BACON, (11Aita) • -10 "
" (Stuns) . •
Astnautantns) •0 •'
TA.LI;OW, ' 8 4,
Linn, • t • 't
SECOND, ARRIVAL.
IMBEILSON, iBEUDICT &. CO.
Waynesboro' Pa.
- IVlalErllloll[7-
SPRING AND SUMMER
0001 S!!
Vrrjt E are now receiving and o (Tering to sell a new
lE i g and FULL. ASSOK l'l , lEl NT of
[NM 'Dm rigtilS
Which we think we are prepared to. sell at na low
terms as any other house in town or country.
DRESS GOODS
of all kinds
D elaineo,
li pregos,
L ayellos,
EMBROLDERIES.
MEN'S
SPRING ANI) SUMM ER
C.CL1. 1 2 03 a
Coltonades, Cloths,
Ken. Jeans, Llassiniere,
Fine Tweeds, Vestiogs,
Neck Tiea, . •
, Cravat ! , Stannic r }id la
Handkerchiefs, a Shoes-, blippei a
A full assortment of Plain and Funcy
CASSINIE RES:
•
QUEEKSWARE
A goad supply og Queenawara • and Gla ssivare of
tho latest style. •
IMae,A.&i,h.a2
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.i‘lways s on hand a heavy lot of prima Groceries,
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
SYRUP,
MOLASSES, •
SPICES, &c.
To which we respectfully call the attention of our
customers inil.the public generally; and at the hams
time we return our thanks to customers arid the
community Liu their liberal patronage, and will en
deavor by fair dealing with all, to merit a cont in it.
alien of the same. Please call and see.
AIdIiERSON, BEN Eutur at CO
DRY FRUIT:
LPZ:23.CMIIIIZZUtI -
111 tinal :Ea WO fI
at A MBEItsON, DFLXLEJDLCT & CO'S
PICKLES.
A LOT OF
Good Pickles,
Tweeds,
Jeans
Limns,
nt AMBER:4ON, B ENZ L)ICP dr. elO'S
WWI FIXTURES,
OIL CURTAINS,
at ' . AMBERSON, BENEDICT &- CO'S
A Frl4l. ASSORTMENT
PRINTS, EMS, GIAGII
aiDataita4 C0rD,53,4
OF M.l. D ESCRIP MONS.
at AM BERSOX, DRNEDILIF . 4 (W.'S.
I: I 49.ZaNCELIEt..49I
DAND.Eutorreorran,
st. AMLIERSON, LtENEDICT & COV.
1862.
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MAY 23.
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CsCoLiTa.4l.lll.6l,
nummExivs,
ESCENCE OF COFFEE,
. i '4llllM UPLOSIONc
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.70.E?\AEADEINLA 2
Lush/ Kr( wi rah SUMMER ' •
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art ived.froin Philadelphia thin week, itaatiied
to our figure, and threw—oh ! ye fair,portion dif'
creation !—the moat delightfill stook 01't:way gootio
straight into our' door, that ever brightened our
counters. First, doubtless to,Elease the
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came a Shower of Silky Debeges, Bah trines, ',''sky
tinted Lawns, .Chintzes, lfludenas, Mozambiques- ,
Himalayas, Poplins, (Zanies, &c., of awry hue of
the 'Rainbow, glistening like stare.' that will make
the old look young,.and the young like Genii : then
followed a broad stream of N ankeens; Muslims, 'Fa-
Calicoes, osnaburges; beneath wkich
came flying, like birds of• beauty, Head-Dresses,
Sleeves and Collars in setts, Shakers, Hosiery, Sun-
Umbrellas—beauties--gauntlets, and all those-dear
little tick-tacks which make the ladies look so charm
ing; above it a dark shout of
MOURN G GOODS.
n elegant variety, Blk. Grenadines, Byntlore Bore
ges, Wool Debilities, CliaHies, Lawns, Butz trines,
Crape Despangee, Eng. Crepe, Eng. and American
Prints, plain and figured, Eng. and French Crape
Veils, Mourning Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, se--
eve•rvthirrg to render the mourner beautiful in her
sorrow. - After these streams ceased to flow there
was another explosion and in came pouring for the
GENTLEMEN
Bales of Silky Broad-cloths, Parisians. enessi ners
Black and fancy, double and singled milled, in su
perb styles, fancy us a the aCCO/11-
!myth!' ents, splendid Vesting:, Silk, Marseilles plain,
brilliant, and beautiful Neek-ties , uaiinpeaeliable
Shirt-breasts and Coitus everything to sot the GLint
tit fur a picture, and make him presentable even at
the eapit .1 of the Nation. So Gents. look in and
see, teeing is believing. All over the paveineutjay
'Sixes, which when opener displayed those gaud
solid, sub.tantial wares, our noble, industrious,
prk Silks
Cold do.
Fig'd do.
Lustres,
Poplins.
like so much to see ; because they must h lye them
to make the boys trowsers, and the girls dresses:
here they are strong as buck-skirt. cotton, woolen,
mixed, jeatts,'goods-of new styles, cheap and dum
ble, cotton stripes, drillings, calicoes of lute styles,
ticking, sheetings, in fact all tha our young friends
require who arc starting on their matrinwitial jour
ney through life.
eit, tlitse - • jiy s _
t od away, when
• e , n.se goo s were are
here came trudging dung
Our Poor, Old RhinDo3rossess3s!
loaded heavy,—oh verr/—witb Groceries, QUCVIIS.-
ware. and Hug:lie.ids of that ll...lleums Loar-sug tr.
Syrups, and Sugirdionse molasses, hag. reads and
barrens of sugars of every grade. :Skid, Mackeral
Herring, fresh tioni the hiiny wave, !nylon; elreer.o
rem New England, brooms, vices,—allti LI splendid
Int 41i SUG Alt CUM': b HA vIS,--and sweet Mt
con--and Y.auksu Notions, together with a fug ad
surtineklir ut
Leghorn, chip, fine fur and wool Hats, gents and In
dies buotera and .hoes, cheap, distractingly cheap.
Now all these alfitra atarilingly, and touchingly set
birth iirb ter t4llll' and Exhibition at the Sion) of
the undermigne.l, who; with many thanks fur psi
encoUcig enrol and patronage, win MIA
3riair oh, It: se rva
(rnay23) ' JOSEPIrPHICI3
HO! FOR QUIIVON:
Second Arrival of Spring and
Summer Goads.
LEWIS COLLROWER.
I am now receiving rand otTering *soli a_noW
end towortutent
Which I think I a n prepared to sell on no ren
sotinblo terms no nny other house in town or coun-
try.
A full assortment of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
of rill kinds. Silks, Detains,. Alpacas, Priatpl
thallies, Gingham's, Lawns, Fancy Print. 4, Ladies
Shawls, Ste.-
MENS SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
of all kinds. Cloths, Cassintere; Fine Tweeds,
Ken. Jeans, Cottonades, Verdings, Handkerelteifs,
Neck Ties. Hosery. A full assortment of Plain
and Fancy Cassimerea. - •
4WEENSIVARE AND GLASSWARE,
A. largo stock of •
Which I ain prepared topifer sa low as any oat.
er store in the country.
BOOTS ALND SHOES.
for norjew and Latiieh wear of nll sorb; and sizes.
, Also a huge well sclecteil,st tick of '
DOM STIO GOODS..
pi
MUsliiis, l'ickings, and a complete assortment of
Notions Looking (iii.it-ses, Hardware, Hats and
Caps,.L'aisitis twit Oils,. Fresh Shad and Herring' by.
the barrel. It is nu use trying to enumerate. If,
yea want anything, in the Dry Goods line, just call
oo d you wilt had us ready to wait on you with,
pleasure •
lti,ooo CHESTNUT .POINT SHINGLES fur
Sale Country produce taken in exchange for goods.
At the 11.41 tent market prices.
• Hy strict attention to bu,dness and a desire to
please every iespeet,„'l hope to merit a colia
ut • lee . . putroti.Age.
May 23) COLLIMGWE.R & CLEGSTON.
MORE NEW GOODS
AT TIER
"VARIETY. STORE."
JBEAVER, in connection with his Variety
...Stow, has commenced the manufacturing of
fiffiuTS and SHOES in. all its various branches.--
Having employed Jeremiah Cooper as foreman, he
is prepared to•producethe finest, neatest awl /forsy
durable work made any.whinte, •
AA are 11Iva:A to call
A large stuck of Buts and Cape r . (including—Mt
kinds ka :%'tilumer ,tiata for men and boys,)
'Eastern. manufactured and !toots Of the boil
iitidte, on hand; Clocks, Trunks,Segars, Tobaeco,,
&c.,Yu lklict vary beet. AILOSEPIE there
Alay9— tf. J. BEAVER.
EcoNomy,EbS . be had cheap
2.4 , Pazos,
MOTHERS
lIITS AND SHOES!
CM , lricocz•zaErdemos6Q.