titttivelk 004 Mit itaitil,o *boo I
Wbeie Wombat the fox but, falls been us,
Wklatiloglontir toil - botittittltieltt teitt,.: •
fltl Frepli;o's bantifortretatning Oter usl
tbp rogtdell w Ott
pine Op appparatlClP Qt te;ilay'a paper, Sigh
tless in . ear fatuity and among the hands in
*Ate hai rendered it almost impossible
issue this impling as it is;
A4Llic direct aiteetioti to Ole
pale of peratinel property 'eilyertiped ift
Po,ther 044 RIP, by Mt. H. 0 00 D- - -
atiien qnd (1°44" (44e.-"lbl, r
THOMAS V4l.l“liffrTQN ) post Nester,. of
-Thie P!aPe gg4 4 member of Oct, 128th
Regitneptt. V., died in
. the y aehingtop
Pospintl ofDierrheit, on Thursday, of last
Creel;. - Mr. P. was in-the terrible battle 'of ,
the fltipp&icipock e and waa wounded in
both bands, and tolaq in one leg, , We learn
that he had,however recovere4 la a man-
per from theao. He was µpwards of
fif
ty years of age, tted therefore entered the
arMy from no other Chun the most patriotic
illotiYes• fib) Tl l 4lfalle reached here on Wed
nesday, apd.will bp interred tO-day. "Rest,
—soldier, rest."
Waystesitara Classical- wad Conitnercip/
Institute.—ln order to accommodate all who
may desire instructions. in Bookkeeping;H
Puntnauship, ect , : The Commercill deport•
meet will he open fire nights during the
Week, (for both sexes.)
fifotirs from 6 to 8 o'clock P. 31.
A. 34. TRIMMER,
fripcipd.
A New Orleans correspondent srys . "A
!Bost remarkable affair occurred . recently in
the former head'quaaters of MajortGeberal
Butler. Captain J. C. McClure, o f Gernaral
Batiks ' staff, who had occasion to enter the
(Ace, found a rose lyiug upon one of the
desks, and taking it pp to ;moll the fragrance,
he no sooner applied the rose to his pose
than he fainted. It is supposed the rose
eentained a poisonous powder, which 'caused
the insensibtlity. The flower has been se
cored, and will be analysed by a skillful
ebemist.'' • a
Officers relate that on the Fredericksburg
battle-field they saw an officer on horseback
waving hts sword. A shell took his hem!
off smooth, but the heelless officer still rode
Along for some diatauce, tile hand waving
his sword.
R.F.CHMENT OF gLEMPTSt-TOITI has
furnished a.regiment of exempts, composed
of men over forty-five years old, Ishii are
now in St. Louis doing provost guard dnty.
The oldest ratan in the ogiimfilt is eighty
years of age. who has a grandson and two
sons in the service before him. He is bale
and hearty; baa not in unsound tooth in
; r strictly temperate, antrltt al
Tetlarta a modia o 4 siddier, having fought
in the Hiapk. Hawk war.
Passes 10 the Army of the Potomae r ,The
following annoptAment in the National In
relligeucer. foreshadows somptl►il}g : "It is
'announced thit the War Department will
issue no more passes to the Army of the
Potomac at present, The public, it is fur
flier stated, will learn the reasmfof this re
fitsal in ak few days."
wenty-et - Mc ,ftr;pos .Drowned.
Ilniona.atrToN, Conn., Jan. 18.—k *par
ty, consisting of thirty-seven ladies and
gentlemen, krhile skating on • a pond near
liarperst:ille, Conn., broke through the ice,
and all baton of thew were • drowned.
sie,The capture of.Arkausak Post is ful
ly spanned, and is a good offset .for the
repulse *t, Yi4sbiirg. Ati official despatch
from General NoClan:kind states that the
place was .carried by storm by our. forces on
the instant, aod from seven to ton /
thousand prisoners'. 4on, with 1111 the ar- I
tillery, stores and ammunition - of the 'enemy.
Admiral. Porter, commanding .
° the issis
sippi squadron, effectnallicec*Frated :in
achieving tlkis couiplete :.eueuesso., An. ,uri
official;delato4 says that per forges were
landed : NW Marched to the rear nr, th4 1 , ; ;4-
bet forti#catioos which - extoßded two
.toiler
along the rimy.. Th'o attack" was opmmencet
pn Priday;. and the Works were slirrendCred
14"StindaY., regiineete
were :eiptived, and , thn, peat. day.
4We•,',.rexee regiutegte'errived _and were.inlee
captered,' Ammo
tured;wiincuilly tviik§4 eke
etcamerMge 'Wig captured
, ou the Me':
:4040. 11461 i. . 7 :11 T eiipttire. i pf this
hire u* 64 9 Trit!g 3 44oPif qui*
tlP,te , i9okdont.,o f la*,in (Ai lrattdzs
4 t tt i t 4 NOO - W4 11.74 °" 4 " 1 : I
404" ROO , our utry~ tattlers, . view
- 40. 4 4*T A e —•• - ret4i!ltive
l,• fr JA • W
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awpgri eke QIN
acholoilowii* , ffill lisiSiOdoilArloviti!
Prlt,' , lror )1,9 "7aV iosiOr. .4 . , ey oi4.
4e'.#l9iteillol4i' , ,fardt: 00444 tin')
I)ifiiii . IniteiA*,..:iiiiithi'itot. .01 , t h ropit h
- thetn-;,' , 4l444Veitil k itel, let fedtethe only
enemy of the iebeltioti is the geeernMeet of
.
the I.Teited`,.ohites; 'Thu Ouly *earl kl
whiplyslio*Toolo - litittek St , the - rilielliiii
is the 6400µtive of the United .slo4e 3 s. ~ !XT•
cry
.good eitieetk ashould- eqdqree mei, pot ,
upon - rho spodolfiat of. the Washingtia
Chronicle,' Otat theme , ~tVho'' streeittien ~ thil,
arm of r eesldent Ucotn, weaken the re
bet% otrihoo whoa '0; 'iiitbilii4*
kinder tha t admibietration; • er aid and nom
tort 14 thealt bud hO l ll t .. ,. li 'rc il a . `# hilti Cif '
orts. in a state of peeee, agy, 'meet or
kind qf opppeitioq to OM - administration in
justifiable; 'hilt in thee of-iVitr, it is the duty
of every Men whe deeieeithe good qf. . his
coeutr;y, te:give 141 114Se:oral support he can
to the executive: ,
It ims eftem been tho case 'that q large
wirwity 4F a .nation has been opposed td mi
tering oion
. a.,lotag and expensive war ; but
when the step is pace taken ; sod the honor
of the nation' is once' committed, that mined
klihas ohiajo rallied to the support Ortheir .
country. While their judgment might be
opposed to the war, their pride and their
patriotism alike compel them to Smother all
opposition, even if they . cannot lend their
active no-operation. But history nowhere
records of any people en wide spread and
1 cordial a sympathy with ' their enemies as
exists to-day among the people of the United
States ef America. Still less does history
afford an example of a great people who
have h e n Wantonly attacked and suited,
1 furnishing 'a largo and powerful mority,
who openly sympathise with air enemies,
rejoiee at their reverses, and advocate the
very cense in stipport, pf which they are un
justifiable attacked. The government of the
United States has been :forced by circum
stances into the position of supporting the
Icause of human freedom against not only its
. own citizens in rebellion, but against all
the soveroigntes of-the civilized world. In
dependently the holiness of the cause, the
concert, the malignity and the magnitude of
\
the attack ught to call out. the pride and
the patri ots of every man who has A
spark of courage in his heart.
Army of tile Potomao. -
[[3y Als•ocirtotl Presd.]
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-The Mit, of (hii
evening publushea a rumor that fieuerai
llalleet intends uP send a large part of the
Arfpy of the Potomac to the 'West.
REINFORCE ROSENCRANS,
While our army on the Rappahannock lies
idle, or prepares to move in a direction
actually increases its distance in dine
from the army in Tennessee, and thus at
every mile of progress makes it less and less
Busy to'send reintOrcioneuts from the East to
Roses:lrene, the pulkit) . 1 naturally uneasy at
toe report, winch come from the West of
reinforcements going &an to the rebels
from Vtrgioia. lt,is probably true that Lee
is sending troops to Tetinossee. Why should
he not? Thu risk is small; and the object
he may hope to gain , is important.- ith
twenty thousand good men ho can dispute
thr of
.ie advance of our army from the Kappahan
neck ; such a general us 'Jackson, tenacious,
daring, and determined, could increase the
natural difficultiea of the country between
Fredericksburg and Richmond so greatly
that at every watereourse we should ne de,
layed, add t , elml army of , Tennessee.
strengthened , y the bulk of ,Lee's army,
would have abundant time to fall upon Ro
mecraus and 'Grant, and destroy - them before
our eastern forces 'could reach the rebel capi
tol.
And even, if,, in such a case, we got
Aichttnitnd, Whit then.? Would that make
us
,the loss of Tennessee r --the defeat of
1 0: :L
oruki g s there ? , Surely not.
• We hold, 'then „that the rumored &tenni.:
nation .of hey. Hillock to send a large, - ,part
of Potentic army to, the West is a sign that
ho wisely appreciates our dangers, and means
to meet the enemy where he can have hint
at the greatest advuntage. With fifty thous
and men left to defend Washington and guard
the line of the .rotomac, and no further. at
tempts at offeasive movements in Virginia,
Nee could quickly concentrate such a. force
under ResUcraus and other generals in the
%Yost as would suffice to open the Mississip
pi and to march an army into. the Cotton
States. Then iiieltmono would itself.
time zit* ?oat of lab; evening.: •
.Ye roe* .franga its qtarieston.
A Thritish sul ject. who. arrived in Norfolk,
iirow charlpstoo, south Carolina, ,a
few Aloys, 'gives' the information that nineteen,
'l'SegratisAvere 14mg itt the etieehtl l SUSL .prior
'to WS. departure.
,This &lase :
qiieuc4
. discovery made in , a, rather, elk ;
gait. Av.:4)4er. The whites there for sdnie
'tone rptisi , .. have . linen closely , watching the
inoteMents of the,blacks, end thinking , thad
they observed an nnustmlautuber. of funer-
Uls among th,4o, a white Man .d . isguised hiut;:
self, und..fullowing.in ems of thoprucessions,
(11.1,11rrivitig burial ground he discover
ed that She coffin ciontatnedt , ,,artus,. which
•
Noce **Am ty. and huried vault, , in
Which au walker had already been:deposited. ,
The commtfuetieu of this tht4OuVery":.lree . the
Soascatioikdnineteen.of the most intelligent
• , '
.on • e
r f 7
iO - '.7 . 4 rad 1 h'
A Cprrcepoudwii 5), e. e p •
quitor stew filet uu PR* . lust the Plitt
auny rematkod that .lia•Aioubidered the . robe ..-
lion'Aintforhelug queloclthin , ever: 1:004 1
vad, that. witmew tufhpu - ktuudried thoihef.ull
0 4 40 1 _ B ogii.** tusiatmge a. Ago,
!,,r*e,T..likileauf:agu , the: tic 'of th4lW:
Aiguktkuitudiastfo'or they :mho) .Btates . ;
irockitlituritio*.rociiiof 41 of
r'n
O A B4 O:.O ) F.P..ef t /t,cBqM A!)
ThoirtataitqftheihmilovOstol
- oFFAJIA4 1 04 8 /frollii , ;r"1
l its
riotz4 - 440.,3 r olog
'lmo s ii*ii t , Sri--; ~.,,
„• :i ~ ~ ~, .. ....,,,
,r, , ...,,,,,,„„_ ; Ottientlin•Ohlef 1
114 ollewlng despatch is just received
1ia4040,11.4140, Aitz4t or Tax Musts
mil. rola of A.IMAN/Wloriflui ..l, /808.
- Ab" To Ito rS. °N
1. - 1:40. .W, cormancling
Derrgßient,e Cho rennesite ; II- !we - the
hohor tO rapott that the forces. under WI
c0m0144 41 attacked the 1 1 00:QUArliansaftr= to
day at I. o'clock, ind,haviog sterinedtheev
`oloro*.lrko ? tooka hirgendiebei er prineh
ere vlittously, estimated at from T,OOO to
1.100 ) together with all theft stores, aniiMibi,
an munitions or war. •
, fltpar Admird David D. Porter, comnum
ilieg the Mississippi spiadron, effectively' and
brilliaotl e ir cooperated lo : p omplishiag this
complete am m o &
JOIN A. MoCLERNAND,
Major General , commanding.
1 T.J. S. finmiT, Hajov General.
Up to January-9 General Roseeransc had
4eut to Alurfreeiboro' ' 1,250
Rebel prisoners, representing all the Cott on
States wept South Carolina. There were
over 400 wore to be sent forward, and these
are in addition to lie - large number of woun
ded whom the Rebels abaodoued when they
retreated.
FURS..-:Forte
setts of French Sable, comprising o
i l grodes,-tioett-.
ty.four Miffs 14 lotrest cityprices. •, • ~ U FDEGItA FFB', Hatters;
Dee. 12
opposite Wasbiagtoil'House.
zLADIES FURS=MINK SABLE.
—We have three setts of Fine Mink, Sahib, three
fine Mink Muffs. We offer them at lowest city
prices, at
UPDEQRAFFB I , Practical - Natters,
Dee. 12 opposite Washington House.
se-FALL OF 62:—HATS, CAPS,
Can* Umbrellas, Ladies 'urs, suflaloltohes, Gum
Coats, Gum Blankets, Gu i.er gips, Horse Blan
kets. Cotten, Woollen. and c kin Gloves, Port.
monaies, Purses and Pocket 800 . We have the
hest assorted and che i peat stock of e above articles
to be found in the country.
UPI/ EGII A VFW,- Practical Hatters,.
Dee. 12 oppOsite Washington House.
serLADIES FUIIS—RUSSIAisi PITCH
—six setts IMO Russian Fitch,sis line Fitch M uffs,
at lowest city prices
UPDEPRAFFB', Hatters,
opposite Washington House.
Dec. 1$
*BUFFALO ROBES.—.-Yle have two
bales of assorted Buffalo Rubes, from t common
to the fine,
UPDEGRA FFB', Practical' alters,
Deo. 12 opposite Washingto puss.
STAKE CARE OP THE SMALL
NOTES.—We have the POSTAGE CURREN
CY POCKET BOOK. With one of these Books
you can handle the new currency without loss.—
Also, a fine assortment of Purses, Pocket Books,
Purttnonaii, dm, from a DIME ,up, at
U PLEURA FFB',
opposite Washington Howie:
Dec. 12
TIMES 4ELX.T.41.12L.
On the 30th of Dec: 1862, at the Rom -
gardner House, Harrisburg, Pat, by Rev.
James Colder, Mr: DAVII) D. FAHRNEY
and Miss SUSAN FRANCISBENCHOFI4',
both of this county.-
In this place, on the 23d inst., by Rev
C. IL Savidge, Mr. , GEORGE W: bIeFER
REN of Frankin county l'a. to Miss MAG
GIE E. REAR I of Washington county
aid .
Near this p ace, on the 19th inst., CLIN
TON JEROME RODUERS, aged t years,
8 months and 9 days.
In Fnekstown, on the 16th inst., Mrs.
JULIA DAVIS, aged 49 years and 18 days.
Near Shady Grove, on the 17th inst.
WILLIAM, son of William stud Susie Tall
helm, aged I year, I month and 4 days.
Pure as the snowdrop in its
,Iduom,
t 4 wevt Willie passed 'away.
lute the dark and silent totub
Nis little form to lay. •
,
Er sin' cOuldhlighi or aorro , w fade,
'Death came with friendly care.
The 'opening bud to heaven conveyed
And bade it blossom there.
PBOLOB - S,AILL
7 - ri ILI. be wild at Public Sale, Oar l'noneray the
YiE ssn oP Faustian's next, at , the late residence of
Christian Good, detA. about one mile youth of C.
Bto_ufrera's Mill, and about the same Arttance Beet
of Ringgold, the !allowing property, viz r• _
r• s e 7
2 COW S . '1 Bog; 1 Rockiefay Buggy and harness
I Biding 'and I Side Saddle. I aiding bridle, about
ie Barrels of Corn, about '4OO lbs Bacon. about 6
cords of Wood; also Hoiniahold and Kitchen Fur
niture, midi 'es Beds and • Bedding, I Eight•ilay
Llock. 2 falling laidATablea, 4 Standa r 1 Duman, I
drawer, 1. Secret:l:l;7 sea Chairs, 2:ltack ing Chair,
.2 ten Titan Stara!,
1 -
CO OX STOVE
10d.•"4 1 tsp. 6 toiede,•? ii ! lt• an ilaoces
,
s ;
bout
TO ydi daipeting, tin. glass ,a,ml queensware,
lob Ihs:Lard, 21 . 'Crocks Of .:ApPlebu / tter and aquae:
city of Dried nuit, 1 Itionsheint, tronliound, meat
Teasels, tubs anti liaskets.t copper and 1 iron , ket
tle, ; mose-eut saw', a lot plaocs,sugers,,chissels sad
cooper tailliorsiid!meny other articles .nut necessary
to•misition. , Sale to coo - whim:a at. • ID o'clock oft,
said day when
-the term. will be 'made known by '
, • • • '- • • 4IEN HY tiOttD, '
f3l ,Quincy Township, Administrator. ,
Jen . • , 1 _ J. Dowsath•Anct.
' • -NlIkillE11.7311E":111[411E0e, - -
I TT HI:Ig o
s A ti 'S t I te n t l i s e u rs A c:
c t o h o l m ili te tr o alizo g r h i i th og t
t f at cnenship, deceased, bare• been g ranted la the
. iltlOrfibfir colliding itt tinitti,i'iaten s burt all kinking
.I'n'tleWSAta the wind ,Eit ts ys. are requested to make
ininadista paylnent, end those - having eleinut or
detiteraho %Olin ' s ihe, k:end i e" of arid; d e cetlan, will
alsktantelva the sane. withi( diliky',.te ' •
(Jam= :‘4-Eney ~ , :WEN Wir.6134.111; Meer. '
.:,kf
-
, , • ..1:111h1 0 - , 31(41=31133i, .
fititEAttylositeiii,ni 4 thninististik u trosk the
• i tit'si otJAcoi floors% hue 'at Washing
-144'4441n*Pi, 1 1 10141814 tatva'rieve ' waisted so this
'4 l ltAcrAbcir tli 04101000 V ;44 yetongs= Ind ebtott to
4 94,4444 A ,IMr illif..rit .Y? 0,114, tannOista
lissfnie#4,v l 4, tham'heva.lll gifitot i tC lifiviwis 4
gantili ties Woe7..if etid def4sleei t all'nu k kiikiene n
gnu'mule: qig l ent- itelay-to '' '1 ', ' ' •
'Jon. 9;-:-Ilw 1 . - -.5 let -01(-3 B#ll4lC NY.
i ---
:10inisitic-okWniuinT 04(4'
4 . ,
uli . ,
: ' t*l', ' -•.- .',..-.
r B Llg
• : ° Ki
T g a r tl b lttsed 4 " f lit 4V0 1 ;i1
pt ,the ethtWoilis.4.l.
Wiqntsbote, ox IStilhetiSitlr4e l 2loii tst :oir I AW.
v Ighli the follo'whip peisottst p pertt;to
2,WORKI.:y - ,SES
ONE,OP*4O
"PNO•itorr bne
or itvolierses'i- - ,lBleithsi c t •ShoieCyPleiis; -11. Sou
Carrwp Maness, c set Wsooit. listoelk . 1
*St
,ttlehlot. Herb's* Is iiiiil - Bitirsto . ftobs, a 141,14:11Orse
bisiolthts; "Riding Rodlike it • lot of
leat,het.pa i ltere, se" ,
600 ClillSllll RAILS,
about 4000 Pine and , Ehesnut Joint !Oklalesi 6 lot
di window , and, door, frannst, sash, etc.; else about
700 Feet orosik tioiroi
I...WbeelbanoVe, litifle,firrin, 1 iteveliev. i , lot, Saw
•Mill Itoris;•1 siring st4igh'indle; 1 pair ;addle bags.
-i pair: bog tongs', .1 good "Matlack, barreli'indlOxes
forks and raker • 1 tenplete Stove and pipe, 1 Cop
per /Conli n . A 150.7 Shares Stock• in the , Wayne'.
bore, and Maryland State Line' Turnpikettompany
- -with a variety of arti c les not necessity to num.
trod.' Soli to 'con:amnia at 10 o'clock on iadd tray,
wind a credit of sitx Months will be given on all
limns of iits and Upwards; purchasers, to' give their
notes, with approvid security. ,
.111101 H. ADAMS, Adm't. '
(Jan. 1 6 —ti.) ' " e eo.l'. Meng,' Aact.
..... . . _
PT B 1: i - C . .- . ' S'lL'Eu,
.
HE subscriber, Administrator of the Estate of
• Dr. Thomas Walker, deceased will sell at
ohne Sale it the late residence of said deceased in
Waynesboro' cier davcnbAY iris 31er DAT OP JANO.
Art . 14).8831 the follow ingpersonal property to wit:
iNK B L A C K ,
1
5 HEAD OF BITERS, rising 4 years old, 1 Bull,
2 Heifers, 1 Brood Soar and pigs, '
12 HBAD STOCK HOGS
1 two Horse Wagon and 1 Spring Wagon. 1 Hay
Carriage, Harshest Plows, Shovel Plows, 1 first.
rate Harrow, Single Double' and Trible Tree s ; 1
Lug Chain, forks and raked, 2 sets Brenchbanda,
2'aeta Faint Gears, Bridles, Collars and Halters, 1
Riding Dridle.aod Saddle, 1 McCormick Reaper
and Mower, j him Kettle, - Ften.plate Stove pipe
and drum, lot histiiielnes. Oils, Honks and Jars,
Hbrse Powders-4re., 30 Chestnut Posta, 1 lot of
Chestnut Rails, I Lot do. Joint Shingles, also 3000
Lap Shingles, hot of poplar Scantlings, digging
Iron and Shove/. 4 Bids, Vinegar. ,
•
GOO Bushels of Wheat,
(First-rate quality,) 50 EVStI r EIJS EYE and 66
Bushels Barley, 6 Bushels Oloverseed, 2 Bushels
Timothy Seeds, 100 barrels of corn, 20 ACRES
WHEAT in the ground ano 3 Tons of Timothy
Hay in the mow, 15 tons of Timothy and Clover
- Hay on the McMillen Perm in Adams county; eke•
a•lot of Wheat in the ground on said farm. With
a great variety ot - other articles not necessary - to
mention. Sale to coinmenco at ten o'clock on said
day when.a credit of 6 months will be given on
all sums of $5 and upward excepting the wheat
which will be sold at twenty days credit, purcha
sers to give their notes with approved Security.
JOSIAH BESORE, Adios.
(Jan. 16:—15.) Geo. V. Mong, A uct.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
WATCHES, CM, 81
THE undersigned would respectfully ."announte
to their triends, petrol is and the public that
they have just returned frrin the Zustern
,where they have purchased a lot of superior REA
DY-MADE CLOTHING, embracing all the latest
styles of
COATS, VESTS, PANTS,
SHIRTS,
COL L A RS,
A HAW-SHIRTS:
NECKTIT}
bUSIRENDERS.
•
&c., &c.
And everything usiihily found in s first-clues Cloth.
thing Stunt
AL/MN in"
We have bought a splendid assortmeof. of
BOLD 110 MB WOES,
of the heat make, (some of American make,) SIL
VER SPOONS and roimbanti PLATED do—
t:old Pena, :spectacles, %Vatch and Guard Chains,
aini all other armes generally kept in Jewelry
titorea. A •greitt variety aft:LpEKts constantly on
hand. . . • ' i,
A. 8 Anasts will attendlo making and cutting
garments; fur gentlemen as, heretofore, and W. A .
thorn to the elock,.watch in ending and repaying
dep.trtinent- ADAMS do GROVE.
Jan. 16.
‘`AT B BOWLER rows. , )
A full lot of goods consisting of
. • Lqud
Fisk Hooks,
Pereussiuu Caps,
Ink Stands, •
Files,
IWru'l Carden Rakes;
Cast-steel
Waffle Irons,'
'Meat Cutters,
Turning "Gouges,
'Drawing Knives,
..• Hood Sitivs,
Scythes,
Pratt fling nooks,
• Metallic Squares *
Together with a greet inuny omelet; not 'entinter.'•
aced. To bo , convinced that uns" gelling them
"cheap," ealt at my dtoro utal,m.quire the ptteco.
Jam 16 '63. • • •
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Wl - tEdEAb, betters of AdinatuttrutiUta on the
. Estate et Jew:Aliment% late of , Waynes
boro , dereasedi have been granted to .the anibscri
her ; all,perouns indebted to the said Estate,-are
quested to. make immediate payment,• ;ant; those
buying deutandsagsiust the Estate of said dew. ,
dent, will make known the eased without delay to
(Jar. 54-6w4 • JOII.t H A ADAMS, Ad&r.
141WILIPr311011EllIMME24
WHWILEAS,Lettere of Ailmunstration on the
Estate of Dr. :,I'nuttas, \Maracas, Jaw of
,AitYlieutl4oAitaartee4 hive bean ; scanted, to. tha
~t i tioif;e t tan wools imlehteit ti; the •said: .oatate.
are requeatial to, make immediate payment, mat
those having deinautla agamat the }mate of said
ner.ettrei, will make known thi Amino without 'de
lay to ' - JU.II.4.IIII4SORE;Acfmir.
J an. 0--9vr.
_ _
Brooms Bros_
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mk: rtibscriblYrihtbruis the 'hal be his
As'ggsio Evagenienial,the unuguilictggre of Cunt
Woggle. • Perseus having Brawl thug and wishing
it - nialigficturcii 01W ,01:90111 1 , W9441'44 latell ifive
Iliqs cqilLos 1 11 n al P 11601 14 tkg. cats .110 fa,
liooop Avis tame *io--4w, to tki l i vt uiosint o , 11
oo*to, let extra, heavy bare linktent, Ott • calgts;
thngished Ingqeps th e bi o i gt koti, at , t h
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hu Itss r (Jan. ) t A.A. 11. R I:SRA.
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licogoplitoil: witioivention, tgkii large
Li ) and cireftdly /talented stook of good, just re?
? tattled. from .-Phifedelphioi , anti-aribick-gsimpripes,
everything pepalls: kept4,-R1, 1 ,11110- Starea• •
am prrpgrerflp, 44./1 - of lokeit-40 ; *i ll DEFY
COMPETIT ON. f Call mid pro!
(iritti - 10 '0134'
. F.:O It -. 41 7 t 7 14 - 1" 7
531,11 g 1 11 .04 4 *OireitObe-iist4:,ilie STORE
notosA Awn ToWELLINQ riot* in, the. oc
cupancy of A. P. Orndprif, on„ the ottunpike 3 miles
East of .Vittrymithonst, 'Pitas/W*la be given, oi x
thO first day of April, Irmo.
Jan- GRCI. ,OTEPHEY
uau6:ll4)
Shottid yon ask me; should rig wonder,
Where to buy your stoves and Tinviatel
1 would answer, 1 would teq yolt
-4,G0 unto the fine'new Store morn
Where - the Big Red ;Born, the sign is;
There's the beet Cook Staves' and Tin-vvaro,
All sold cheep by D. H. Ruisell.”
' E/lom the Sopg of Hiawatha.
HE undersigned informs the public 'hi genera
and especially those of his customers in want of
anything in h►is line of business, that he his com
pleted and is now occupying his new and extensive
ly enlarged istablishtnerit for .the • •
Manufacture and` -Sale
OF TINWARE, IkIEET-IRON WARE, AND
BTOVEa .
He is now prepared to supply any demand for his
Cook Stoves, general _Housekeeping Goods and
Kitchen Ware, on such terms as must give entire
satisfaction. •
vcal. avci
offered are of the best and meat imprOved kinde,and
having been tried are acknowledged to be all that
can be desired as good cookers and bakers, and are
easily kept clean.
His own MANUFACTURED WARS is all made with a
view to the Wants of customers from the best mate
rial
s and is warranted in affeases to be good. *He
also keeps a large assortment of fancy articles:
Fir Special attention is given to putting up
SPOUTING, made of the beet tin, for houses and
barns, in which he has had a long and extensive ex-
Terrance. ' '
Remember the sign of the Big - Red Horn.
Aug. 9, 1860 D. 11 RUS'SELL.
ANTIETAM FACTORY
~aa. az zb Lra EM 2
subscriber, thankful Mr past patronage, still
1,11 solicits the same; and in addition to manutactu
n g all kinds of worked •
Material for Briilding Purposes,
such as
SASH, DOORS, sHurrEßs;
BLINDS, FLOG. MG, WINDOW'
•
FRAM B,D 0
FRAMES, FACING, MOU NGS,
lam prepared to furnish all kinds of oaktimber
for different purposes in building, such as
J 10,C , RAFTERS, LATH, STUDDING ;PAIL
VMS, SCANTLING, BOARDS, &c.,
All of which will be sawed to order, at short noitce
and upon reasonable terms.
Also, sawing, by mill and circular saws, of every'
_description_done;—Framing,burfacing,--Matching
Flooring, &e., &c. For furthdr particulars apply to
the subscriber, at Factory two miles southeast of
Waynesboro. D. F. 001)1).
Jan. 17, 1861
FLOUR, FEE
AND
PROVISION STORE I
THE subscribers announce to the- citizens of
Waynesboro' that they have opened a. Flour
Feed and Provision Store in the !own next door to
DreSrotherton's Ake, where they will at all tunes
have for sale
111111, CHI EL 1111111
MILL STUFFS OF ALL K INDS, SCRIN
INGs, CORN, KNELLED AND IN
THE EAR:' OATS, TOES,
APPLES, AR ;
Also, Rye, Wheat, and Barley by the bushel or in
smaller quantities, and'other articks usually' kept
in sucn establishments. All Flour and Mill Stull
will be sold at MILL hums von TEIF CAM
The highest market prices will be paid for Wheat,
Rye and Cora to be tteliverbd at the Hirof the sub
scribers. JOHN WALTER,
(dept. 3.—tf.) JOS ELDEN.
NEW OPENING
J. A. FISHER
A NNOUNCES his Waynesboro' friends
A,
and the public generally that he has. quite rc
cently riplcn &hed his siock of goods fei Gentlemen'a
wear; Which einbraees all' thelateSt.st, lea of Clotho
(French and Anwriean manufacture).
Cgssimeres, Vesting's,
most fashionabie styles. undershirts. drawers, neck
ties; handkerchiefs, suspenders, gloves, &c. &c.--;
Persons troth Wavirshoin and.
.vciuity, sisiting
Hagerstown aro invited to give hint a call as ha is
preiared to sell all goods in his liue' at '
I.aaw imriaess
or the ensh.
Hiii•buire is in the NEWLY FITTEHROOM.;,.,
next door to Updegralre, Hagerstown, Md.
Oct. 24, 'B2.
. ,
Important to Warmers
rrilitlv A bscriber takes this meshed. of annuuneing'
of the .rarrners and ottore.that kkok has on hand
siot of D'W4 BROOM CORN f,e4...0ng With
UM° specimens of the corn: Vl* * aq excellent
otiele of broom Corn. and shoup ';ailed by 'ev
ery one He- has also ti• fulArpieogtigiont Of fresh
4ulPli Muaioitiuy, Chothicabi. Ao.
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Flyiate offor aro,itrioty':ologoko . , , '1 tic._ welllctkreatlxl,Pi.
'op of ItheiYkinii . foopiditoi 0:1"tio IJoat,eit SAO* to
T.r,oplatcy4,-APOr wtlt Q• •A- r. Avirta:
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HAVING just Amid from the, Eastern Oitlea:
he would mill the attention of his etistomern.
and the public genendly. to his .
LARGE & SPLENDID ASSOR/I'EENT.
DRY GOODE
Which will be sold 14 extremely Low Frices.
Below you will lind enumerated a few article&
which will be found amongshia stock, to which hp.
invitee four attention
row TIIII, LADIES ,.
•
Delrines,
• Fancy ".
, Alpacaa,
Bombatines, .
• . .
Blain Gingham',
Plain Flannels, .
%Grey
_~~gp L
Ladies' Shawls,
, , • : Fitnew . Prints,
• • . • 'Bilen_alori,Skir4s,
. .13iiinaral Skirls,
loidies Collars,
' Dingle }Piffling,
Linen Hundk'lls. •
MEN'S WEAR,
Fancy Csaaimerca,_
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Clotho,
'tattoo, Clotb,,
Vestings,
• battneta,
lidDiagit3;oBPc 2 t !
Tweeds, '
Jeans,
Shirt Ftonts,
Gents Collars,
-Neck Ties,
Under Shirts,
Drawers, '
Buck Gloves,
Gauntlets,
DOMESTIC SHIRTING;,
Furniture Check. • '
Bed Ticking,
'Cotton Flannel,
Wool '
Talble Diaper,
• Towling
Begins, &c., he.
Queensware,
Hardware,
Boots and Shoes
- " Cedar Wares
usxma zatinia,
Of the very best quality, such as
. Syrups, and New Orleans Molasses,
Best Rio Coffee
. Superior Prepared Coffee,
tnmelPs' Best .Essence;
Raker's NO. I 'Chocolate,
Rajoins,g
Tohaccl,
Rice. &c., &c.
The above goods have been. carfully selected anal
purchased at the very lowest figure. He is therefore
enabled to accommodate all who may favor him
with a call. By strict ittentitin to business and a,
desire to please in every respect, he hopes to yam
a continuance of patronage.
NO THOLDLE TO SHOW GOODS,
Country Produce taken in excharige for got de at,
the highest market prices . J. W. MILLER.
0ct.13 '62
T H- A Y. I
. ti
THE undersigned respectfully announces to the.
public generally that ;he iM 081 at the old
stand on Church Street, - Wayneabore, Pa., where
he continues the manufacturing of Family'
tauaixtesa
Buggies Barouches, Wagons, • and every species
of vehicles usually made in such establishments.—
Nis is warranted to be composed of the
best ana most durable material, and none but
the most experienced workmen are employed.—
Ho has now on head a number of Carriages, Bug-.
gics, &c., &c., which he will' positively sell at
greatly reduced prices fiir cash, or upon a short
credit. By keeping a good stock at all times, anti
always holding himself ready to supply the •Ae
mends of the people he hopes to retain and insure
a liberal share of patronage. < -
• Repairing, Trimming. and Painting' done in the
best manner, and at the, shortest watco.
Lumber,' Country Prodttce; &c.,- will be taken in
exchange for work. JACOB ADAMS.
N. B. The' Books of the firm of J. & A. &Ad-•
ants, are in the handi of the undersigned: Perilous
knowing theinselveeindebted are reqUeited tesnakir
immediate payment. ...1 A
Nov' 1..1.861. . _
Ready-M(44e Clitoth4ig
Fog TA,LII A 11).. WINTER:.
FRESII SUPPLYS RECEIVED MONTHLYt
A S. ADAMS , would' respectrtily inform hire
• patrons and the public generally that he hes
returned from the Eastern cities with a genetal-me
sortment of Ready Made
. 1, - •• , .••,. •
FALL. AND WINTER b1.01.111iik,."
embracing all 'the latest styles of Coatep,.P,ante,Yeste,
shirts, Vollars,,Nectiesi, duspentlers, cw, etc., all of
which are well Insoles; l'he public , are: coldia/131 / 10...
sited, to end, examine' his stoodsi,,,iti. dam , -
tormined to sell.it short,pOts,, , •
'He Will ceitinUe to', carry . on' the' ,bpt~ineti
of Tailoring se heretofore: — Persisnif delimit gar*
masts tut out or made up , aro , iurkted kiwi him a
call. ' • -!;
Latest fashions . i!eceiveifregulssrlY.,
• OctUfs.
Timm g Cogee,Sugint.Tinis alattg,utela . -
jr,• 004 • • ; ' , '" : 11AseRies.:,
Ag,* 25,14fktit:pisfi'S
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