and Pennsylvania at 73 75 cents, weight
We quote Rye at 11.0013 cents per bush
el for ordinary to prime samples.
REBELLION
ON ITS
ST Las 1"
CAPTURE OP VICKSBURG!
GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
ddIZIA d 41341.
HMS
AND
JCAEPH-PRICE
receipt cf,.. a New and Fall
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,.
HARDWARE,
• CEITZEIVS,WAR
- -
BOOTS, .
SHOES,
~•_ HATS, &e.
W Hielcan andw : l 111 en-
five
per
cent cheaper than4ri:; prices.
Lam mum,.
131 k. and Fancy Silks,
All Wool Del in.s
liareges Plain and raneYs
tSpring Detainee,
Chatties,
Bo laerinee,
Lawns,
()hint
Modem's,
ozambi
the Rainbow.
MOURNING GOODS,
Diet. Grenadines,
Bvndore Berage,
Wool Delaines,ir -
Poplins,
Chaflies,
Lawns plain end Ogured,
Balzerines, Crape,
Despanges,
Ding. Ceri po,
American Prints,
French Crape, .
Collars, ..
.
Mitts,
Gauntlets
und everything to rends the nyliirger beautiful in
her sorrow.
endless variety.
GENT'S WEAR,
Broad Cloths, Parisian Cashmeres, lA. and fancy;
Double and Single Millen, in superb style ; — also -
J4plendid Vesting. silk, marsailles, plain or figured;
kauttful Neck Ties, Shirt-fronts,.Cifileirs and every
thing to set the, gents fora picture and bloke them
presentable even at the Capital of the nation.
l'bQuallto (tlacis44
such as
Musiins, .
'Pickings,
Shectings,
Burlaps,
Denims,
Burred Checks,
Hickory Stripes,
llottonalles,
Jeans, &c.,
QI3M3EIN - SSerVirAtL3El,3ll6
. His stock is full and complete and will compair
favorably in price and quality. Ho, returns his
thanks to his customers anti by "quick sales as d
short profits." lair dealing and strict attention to
business, }Copes to merit a continuance of patronage.
June I'2 JOS. PRICE.
110 WIN MUSLIN*,
B ROWN MUSLINS at 20 et...
" .1 yd. wide, 25 cts.
4 4 ! very best, :37a 4!
15-4 wide, at
junei2
COTTONADES.;
OTTONADES from 25 to' 501cts. at
june 12 Paten's.
:.111.,11EMAIL-7 1 11WrirMil.• .
Flux TS, good, • .12to 15 eta.
very best, • 20 to 25 cts.
- at Pewee.
DEEMS GOODS,
CHALLIES at . 25 to 31 ea,
Sbephearus Plai4s, 25 to 31 cts.
bawls; 12 to 25 eta.
All Wool Defames, . 50 ea.
juael2 -
op°
N
j une 12
omEsTic IaSI6IIAMS,
FRENCii • • 4,-
lunchester
junel2
HOOP SKIRTS.
h WM 10-15, 20-25, 30.35: and 40
Al/Al diveted, for $1.75 ets,at
junel2
Mtlel ! }LA %j !.1 A eiuperi.or lot. of' +Sugar
cured convened Ilefue,st
(June 12)
F you wanirto be convinced thr,,t we can sell
_IL DRY GOODS as chee'ro , ed Chambersburg quo
tations, "or any other trien: ' Gall at
junel2 .
PROTHONOTARY.
H. McDtiWkILL ;Wt . ]) be a cSiiklidriti fur
, pitar tiONOTAItY; aiiitjra tlithe Onon
~,,, ' mat ing ConventiOn of Franklio County.,
,/-° . (
MIE,III 01 Alt
Poplins of evory bus 0
25 cifc.
25 to 31 cis,
at Palca's.
PRICE'S.
Paws's.
Pulaleg.
BROTIIERTON'S COLUMN.
JUNE 1868.
WM. U. lIROTORTON.
HARD VAItE
u T L:i
Alarge and carefully selected stock of
which he his just received null intends
selling at decidedly
U.4CO V. V
ALSO
aucia azta
HOLLOW WARE,
Cedarteare---
CARRIAGE TRIMIRIPITG,
OIL=CLOTII3,
SHOE -rug=
AGMCILTIIIIIII, IMPLREITS,
BRUSHES
AND
ira-gil 1E 1 ° 3/W4
PAINTS, GLASS
• AND
73kraN !SHE -7.1
T _* )b 11
LEATHER FLY-N ETS.
iovites especial attention to a very
large stock of
Scythes,
Scythes Sharpeners,
• Rakes,
Forks,
, Grain Cradles,
Forks and Shovel Ilandles,
noes,
Shatho
&c., do
HIS GOODS
MIE OF THE VERY BERAULITY,
° .A.ND
CHAP AS THE CIIHIPHST.
L T OO K
TO YOUR OWN INTEREST
BY EXAMINING MY SI. C"
grid in my store a. good assoit
„
mcut o, all, descriptions of ow* 'iu ally
found .in Hardware Atoms. I merelyso
licit an czaAation of--my goods and prices
heron purchasing elsewhere.
REMEMBER
I SELL SCYTHES AT OLD PRICES.'
- • - 11,11110-THER TON,
June 12, 1803.
Shovels,
1 1 111j11131'111r111(111:1111334.
- general meeting of the members of the Way
nesboro' Sitviing,Fund..Soclety will ha held on
ridgy the 19th Day of Jane; Oil, between
the bouts* 2 and 6 o'clock P, M., at the office, to
vote for *dissolution. of 'laid Society.
• It is very
important that all should attend. .
• At the same plum, on the saitte day; It 2. o .''Olock
P.M., the shareholders of the. proposed. National
Bank will hold a general meeting for, the purpose
of organizing , said' National Bank, the Stock of
which is now illitiken. The business will be high
ly Important to all interested.'
•.- By order - cif the Boanl_ermetagers. ,_
— IIIIIW - 111311PT . lr.111:7-13E3.
18T Lette rsm a" " % 7 , It) testamentary
1 L a i r : of Quincy"le
township, deceased. have been , granted fro th — e — su.-
scribe is residing in said township; all persons in
debt eu to the said Estate,.are hereby requested to
make immediate payment, and those hiving claims
or demands against the , Estate` of said decadent,
wilt make the same known without delay to
. KIRK MIDOUR;'
• ' SAMUEL MIDOUR,
• June 12— 4w] -Executers.
_ _
---- i—jsitElt or I_Botterer.
IST of letters remaining in the Post Office at
. Waynesboro' Pa., May 20th 1863.
Jacob bprgelt. 2; L. P. Beard, Henry Boon, Ja
cob Ditch, Dolly Dentler, - J. W .Douglass, Susannah
Meddle, Mr. Jones, James P. Love, Joseph
Lineinger, Elizabeth Smith, Anna M. Snider, Ea
ennorah Shank, David C.,lBtouffer, C. S. Weston.
Persons calling for the above letters will please
say they were advertised. _ •
HEADQUARTERF, PROVOST MARSHAL
161 n DISTRICT, PENNSTLVAIIIA. — _
(31I6BIBERsRUSG, June Ist, 186).
The attention of the public is called to the sub
joined circular horn the Provost Marshal General
of the United States. GEO. EYSTER
,
Provost Marshal, 16th - District. - Pennsylvania.
• CIRCULAR No. 7.--PROVOST MARSHAL-GREER
.R.L'S OFFICE, Washington. D. C.,'May 22.1, 1863.
All men who desire t o join any particular Regi
ment of Cavalry now in the field, are hereby,lau
thorized to present themselves at any time during
the next thirty days, to the 13 tard of Enrollment in
their respective Distriet-I.—Tliii—liourd—shall—ezam—
ine them, and determine upon their fitness for the
service. and if found to be tit, the Provost Marshal
of the District shall give them transportation tick.
eta to the general rendezvous, at the head-quarters
cif the A. A. Provost Mamma Generiljbot the State.
As soon as they present themselves sat this general
rendezvous they shall be duly mustered by a mus
tering and disbursing officer, and paid by him the
bitunty allowed by law. JAMES 13. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
June 5-3 w
lINADQVARTERg. PILOVOST MA.RATIAL
16th DIsTRICT, P i ItNNIO'LVANIA.
Cuithunutsugho;Jun'e lst 1803.
_The—attention_of all officers who' have been hon
orably discharged, on account of wounds or disabil
ity, Is to the following circular.
. GEO. EYSTER,
Provost Marshal, 16th. District, Pennsylvania.
CIRCULAR No. B7—Weft PEPARTMKNT, Pro
vost Marshal-General's- Mee : Washington _City,
.11 ay. 221.1863.—The attention of all officers who
have bees honorably discharged, on account of die•
ability, and who desire to 're-enter the service in
the Invalid Corp.s is called to the provisions ()Wen
n • ► • 05 of 1883, from the War De-
partmen, published in the papers hatigirout---thi,
country. Such officers are requested to comply
promptly with the provisions of that order, and to
send their written applications; m therin provided;
for positions in the Invalid Corps (stating the char
of their disabilit , with as little delay as pos.
sible, to the Acting As;astatill
erul of the State in which they may be. Such Act
lag Aasisstant Provost Marshal-General will at once
forward the applications, with his endorsement, to
the Provost Marshal-General at Washington.
Officers for the invalid Corps will be appointed
immediately upon furnishing the papers required by
_General Order No. 105, of 1863, from War Depart
ment. Their pay and emoluments will commence
from date of acceptance of such appointments, and
not from date of organization of the respective com
mands to which they may be assigned.
JAMES 133 FRY, •
Provost Marshal-General.
June 5-3 w. -
PROTHONOTARY.
.01117—CF.CIZEKS_of Franklin County;
Thanking you for your hearty and liberal sup
port on a former occasion for the office of Prothon
otary ofsaid County. I again announce• myself as a
candidate for the nomination at the next meeting of
the Union County Convention, pledging myself, if
minuted-and-elected, to fill the office with fideli-
K. SHANON TAYLOR.
ty.
June 5, 163-tma
111.—.01111iiieril" ID
SAS lost on the 29th ult., on the turnpike,
between_Lipton_nad __Wayncsboso% a -
VER _WATCH, detached Lever, marked on the
inside case "Patent Lever," ..13 Jewels," with
Steel Chain. A liberal rewat , 3 will be paid the
finder by leaving said watch at this office, or with
the suhsmiber two miles South of Waynesboro'.
June 4-3w] DANIEL SENDER.
FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER.
INKY STIOCKLNR, Alitrim .Township, is a
candidate for REGISTER AND RECORD
ER for Franklin County, subject to the next Union
Nominating Convention, and most respectfully so
licits 'Le support of all Union Men.
May 29, '63—tc]
litotioe-t4—Tresspassers
T
he public are notified-not to tresapass • upon
the premisete of the subscribers by cutting
down Timber and carrying aIT Woad, as they aro
determined hereafter to ealbrcetbe law against — all
persons so olfending.
JOSEPH H. G[T,Hrer,
May 29-3w] HENRY GILBEW.
To Tresispossers.
fp HE subscriber warns the public against tress
passing upon his lots by breaking fences,
tramping down hiti gram, &c. , as he is determined
to cntorce the law against all persons so olleniiing
in the future. BROTH/MA.4X.
May 29 3w] ,
.1 4 13101011'31MICCol -11F4ap •
EIZSONS indebted to the undersigned are Jo
quested to 019,mi1l make immediate payment
as he is desirous of closing up his business. His
Books will be-found at the Hardware store of W.
11.1.trotherton. HENRY H. BRENEMAN.
May 29,-3w]
SKY-LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS.
r iii subscricer would inform the public that
he has completed the necessary arrangements
for taking Sky-Light Photographs, and is prepared
Is furnish Pictures much tiller man those taken
with Side-Light. Persons %vatting pictures are
requested to call and examine•his speckuens..
(Muir I—U) W. L. LECHLER. •
• , 44 Seythefi_titOld'Prices."
117 A e llit a l:N PHASS
ji l i S t Tg i nS io 7 N s ,s ceillo
lianlivare Stara.
June! 5
• - 7 - 76 - FarnterEc -- --
IHAVE on .liand and for,aalle a lam stock of
Makes, Forka. Wain Cradled, Hata, Fork ktmt.
wet; de., you want it actve. 01011 -
MIT-
PLO WS' Volk Lip;
rims, kat ttegble
~ ironed ready for urog roc dal
ee et the Vv a
gueetaker itthup ul L . lavid Shoup, to Wayuctklutu .
Farmers 4vixtild do wea r to cell before ',nuking pur
chased. • (apa4—ti.)
CoFt:et.Fiepated' 0 01 16, %hitt willi;aTit ;
two pouittli ititiyont" 2u as.; a vaunt' at
apr 8. Pauses.
YRUP. ulake whet you got in (kit . : 1' timue
0 of drat nice syrup. 'Pry tt , at Pituilea
juitvl2
W. MILLER.
LATEST ARRIVAL
SEA fil MEI
g - DO DS g
ardware,
'• GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE AND CEDARWARE .!
. .
•
- -0---rr
.
J •
A VING juot•returned from the Eastern Cities
be would call the attention of his customers
an the public - generally to his . . •
LARGE & SPLENDID ASSORTEENT
DRY GOODS!
Wht will be sold at extremely Low Prices.
Bbl w you will find enumerated a few articles
which will be found among his stock, to whiCh he
invites your attention :
FOR THE LADIES,
Ladies' Shawls,
fancy Prints,
Extension Skirts,
Balmoral Skirts, •
. Ladies Collars,
Magic Ruffling,
Linen -HandWl's.
HoWry, &c.
MEN'S WEAR.
° Fancy C3assitnerea,
DOMEL •
Furniture Check,
Bed Ticking, •
Cotton Flannel,
Talblabiapet, - •
Tovvling,
13uging, &c.
Queensuare, • •
Hardware,'
Boats and Shoes,
Cedar Ware.
43133Z)1.41:1LEUa.
Of the very best quality, such as
Syrups, and New Orions - Molasses, _
Best Rio Coffee,
Superior Prepared Coffee,
Hummell's Best Essence;
Baker's No.l Cho po late,
- Raisins,
Tobac'co;
Rice. &c.
The above goods have been carfully selected stun
purchased at the very lowest figure. He is therefore
enabled to accommodate all who may favor hire
with a call. I y strict- a en ton 151
desire to please in every respect, he hopes to merit
a continuance of patronage.
NO - TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS,
Country Produce taken in exchange for goods at
the market •ricer J. W. MILLER
May fi p 3,
THE UNION WITHOUT AN 'IF' OR A
'BUT.'
• Unconditional support of every effort of tho Presi
dent to milt the existing atrocious _rebellion is, in
My humble judgment, the toast test of loyalty, and
every man asking favors from the public should be
required to express his views so that the people may
not be deceived I • believe all the candidates who
have•otl'ered themselves for the support of the Union
Convention are as loyal as I am, bur I• feel it to be
my duty to say in all things I sustain the Adminis
tration. „On the_platform_of_uncenditiortaLloyalty,_
I orain ( offer myself as a candidate for the office of
CLERK OF 'TUB COURT.s3—subject to the de
cision of the approaching Convention. If nomina
ted and elected, /will try to do my duty. If some
other Candidate is nominated; however he shall
have my warmest support and my most earnest ef
forts for his election: P. lIENRY SHOCCIT,
Better known as "'lle Virginia Tailor."
Greencastle, Pa. May 12—tt]
WHIRIEW CIASSICE,
sprincr session of the Waynesboro' Classi-
I cal lizetitute will commence on Monday, March
a, 863.
• ,T EA 11 0 1 S i • . .-
Com on English per quarter, (eleven weeks,) $4.00
Higher " " " - " .. 6. 00
" " including Latin, ( ' 8,00
lo . " IA Latin and Greek, MOO
Thes'Aoal is 4isigned for both sexes. Young
ladies 4au pursue both classical and alientifie btu.
diet. Xoung men prepared for.Colleg,e. In teach.
ing wi aim at thoroughnesa and precision, and no
efforts will be spared to lay the foundation CI& eel.
id education. In the Classics, particular attention
will be given to sound grammatical drilling. Our
goyernmont will bo mild and kind, yet firm and
decided. . .
A circular, contnining pnrticu !ars, will' soon be
issued., A. OVERFIEL A 8.,
(Feb. 27
igarce•-..iritAcad • -
Ts ).eroby given to.the manuflicturere of Quincy
JL' and Waehingtort Townaltips, to meet at the
house of F: 'gimlet', in •Waynesticirie on the Etat
Saturday of every month, to receive reporte.
,---NICIIO.I.A.SatiThLEAMA__ •
' 21,tt:' Assignor.
t Ili .1111
t r iNNal
4...=..l -
Oour.. mac tit.
woort w Aqua, for deli •
by
(Feinua.4_ 6—tf.). _ s.,rostistEx.
BF F ! BEEF. •
THE mobile rihir intending to conierionc• She
,Huichering bucitica, informs the public that they
cull be ecliptic') with lush licefun Aloinlay evening,
and Ttweilay morning della) week,. commencing
on the tot of Juno, tit t h e Busemuro of Ina xusidenco
next door 10 liowdmia Hotel. •Nothing nut good
Mel will h furniehuil. - .1: 11 41...)K11).‘1,. -,
.14.1 y 29 3w)
all Wool Delilacs,
Fancy "
• Alpacas,
bombazines,
Plain Ginghams,
Plain Flannels,
Grey
-ALSO:-
Cloths,
Italian Cloth,
Vestings,
Satinets,l
_
~/1•23Z)e30
Tweeds,
Jeans, "
bhirt Fronts,
Gents Collars,
- Neck Tics,.
Under Shirts,
Drawers,
Duck Gloves,
Gauntlets,
,rxr
?!3:4
PRICE - :URRENT
jOSEA.I3
WA YNE/ 3 / 3 0 . R0': June 5,1883
nutria. - 18 Wasinw Woos, , 30
EGON ' 10' lUiVrAiillo " ' :28
LAUD 7-' Ciavai Been 00
')'ALLOW • 8 TIDOTBT Snao 00
SOAP , 406 FLAX/END 1 00
11 „ 1,00 N rding) . ' 10 Pimp Piimiss " 00
pacom skulls) • 8 UNPARID " 00
BACON (OIMUld0141) 6 I)aleD APPLUS • • , 00
GLORIOUS NEWS!
FRESH ARRIVAL
SE MG 11l SEM
COOLS!!
TOMAH BESORE, has just returned' trom the
- Eastern Cities with singe and well selee.ted
stock of
SPRING AND STYMMER
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, •
HARDWARE,
QIIEENSWARE,
. CEDARWARE, &c.,
To which'he invitee the attention of every person
whose motto is,, , •One dollar Awed is one dollar
made."
Among the leading articles of his stock may he
tarns-be-found.
FOR THE
.11-4 .2111,_ 3113, W. 3E3 ifiNil .
lk. Wool Delaicise,
?
Bombazines,
Alpaceas, '" e -
Drab De Taes - , .-- -
Coburgs, -
' Cashmeres,
, Mourning Repps,
, :Mourning Checks,
1 ll • 1 4 rds Plaid
../bEM3ct) scacz
Dobeges of every kind,
Replied Merino,
Brocades,,
Mohair Lustre,
Blk.•Delain,
r•
Fancy do., •
roil de Chevreli,
Killarney Greys,
London do., •
Saxony Plaid, •
Lavellas,
Lawns,
Mozambiques,
French Chintz,
' Balmoral,
Stella do.,
Gauntlets,
Kidd - Gloves,
Read Netts, r
rotohet-Braids.,
The following is a lint of goods which will alway s
be found among the
iviiEds 7.tnna
BLIC. CLOTHS,
BLK. CASSINTERES,
• . FANCY DO.,
CORDOROY,
VELYETTEEN,
itistlicork, Clotho,
Cottc:si;Lecclees,
--,_, , _. I II . IELAILIg - ffiii,
LINEN DUCK
' FARMERS DRILL,
BLK. SILK HANDKERCHEIFS
" " NECK TIES,
FANCY
Alen a heavy fetOok of Wool, Hemp and Rag
CARPETS,
ataawrazta, i ,
Extension and Seagrass Skirts,
Persons ;wishing can always find the beit assort-
wont of
GROCERIES,
such as AMBER AND GOLDEN SYRUPS,
New Orleans Molasses,
Port Rico do.
NEW ORLEAND CUBA
15111C.74-_4llL_Wit,MiNe
Rice-and-Rio , Coffee,
vjkluramefe Essence of Coffee,
/ Pre ared Coffee,
anon 10.
Dandelion do.
BOOTS ANTI 8110B8,: , _
lIELEVMEI F 'DAMNS dba•
all thaubove articles have been aelactrid_yert Uare4
fully-and-haaakeathianuabounki a for'
-the partings you .have 'hitherta in, and.
,walkatlispialtiokta please all bet hopes tau'. nutria:,
Respectfully, ; ,
,at itb
• .
continnanco 0
'April a '63.t
Tapering Lustre,
— Mourning do.;
,183
FIRST ARRIVAL.
IVERSON, BliNiDltf & CO.
WairnesborCPa.
MAR. 20 •
AIWIE IUIIE7
SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS!.
ffThE ore now receiving and offering ,to sell a
4p/V FULL A SSORTMENT of
AR7 DO MD'S
Which we are prepared to sell On as reasona bi
terms as any other house in town or country.
Zla• i''Ul..-M0
DRESS GOODS
f all kinds
Prints.
Gingnamg, ,
Ln Nng,
Letaineg,
Chin I iPti.
Saki!:
. Alpaceng,
Merinong, •
Lustrel3,
baviatlirs,
CJC:IT-sia.A.ll. Sip
SLEEVES,
E BROID ER ES,
MEN ':S
SPRING & SUNINIE . R
Tweeds.
Crittonades,
Jeans, Neck Ties,
Cravats Summer Hata,
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,
A full assortment of Plain and Fancy -
CIEU9S.I.XCLCIX° -
'A good supply of new style white ---
(43•LPTICIEIIICLCID `C.illllX:`lE.,:a
GROG - lES
Always on hand a heavy lot of good Groceries,
COFFEE, •
STJGAR,
SYRUP,
To which we respectfully call the attention of our
ustomers-and-the-public-genentlikrand-ut thelerm
time we return our thanks to customers and the
community for their liberal patronage, and will en
deavor by fair dealing with all, to merit a continu
ance of the same.
AMBERSON, BENEDICT & CO
DRY FRUIT:
Lpzmi,i'Q.cil_czmim - 3,
6JI :NA WO Dor—A
at AMBERSON, BENEIDICTA CO'S.
CERTIIN FIXTERIO
OIL CURTAINS,
AMBE lISON, BENEDICT & CO'S
A FULL ASSORTZIENT
PRINTS, MUSLIM, MGM
[;)ai taawat clwlia4,
OP ALL DESCRIP MONS
at AMBERSON, BENEDICT . & CO'S.
DANDELION wrrEn.
HViIIMELL'S
SM4CCIE-COFFE
t Se.r:ol4.
A.IIDITORN NMICIEw.
Notic e
is hereby given t at t e un ersigned — Atrdl7
_ter,_aimpluted by_ the tJourt of ContsCitt-PlcLu.
of Vranklirt County Pa.. to make distributif the
balance of assets, in the humie of John
George Bender, Assignees or. - E;13.. Troxel, to' Ind,
among the persons legally entitled to the same, *rill .
end to,the'dunes of his apentinent,at the office
9f the W , Ety.aasboro' !saving YrindOrrWayminhoro l iz
on Agsrday the 27,th Day of - .Tune 18636
:aftliVe - whoniuut - --whore—alt--.personi,-
Inorpstod, wilt attend,
4.oklDi W., COON, Auditts. •
SPICES,
Salt, &c.