MN Nada, 10.20.
WIIEREA.I3, by an act of the ComMonaveshli
of Pennsylvania. passed 'he 15th day al A
pril, A. D.; 1852, extending the provisions of the
act regulating bproughs, passed the al day of A
pril, A. D., 1851 to the Borough of Waytlesbulo'i
therefurTiFit it - oTilitined by the °vim' Counc
the Borough of Waynesboro'; and if is hereby en=
acted by the authority of the same, That froaanti
alter the 20th day of April, A. D., 1884, Tlist all
Fire Wood brought into the Dorollgh of Wayttes
rom', shall be sold hy fhe cord and fractiolrsof a
cord, and for that purpose there skill be a Wood
t;order and Inspector appointed by the Town. Coon
-oil, who shall have poiver CO appoint deputies.
• whose defy it shall he to measure every foad of
Wood brought into the Itoiaugh, except only those
who have wood land and haul for their own con
sumption. For which service the said Wood_Cor
iler or_his_depuiy-i-shall - beTerititleid — to receive from
the vender of the wood, Ten Cents per cord.
Any person bringing woad into the Borough and •
telling it without having It Measured', shalt forfeit,
and pay a tine of Fifty Cents for each and every
offence, to bo o tee - Owed, on complaint and eonvic
'tion,befOre,the Chief Burgess, The one-half of the
fine to be tectWered for the use of the Wood Cor
der and the athet half for the Borough.
The Wood Corder and his deputies shall he sworn
attirraet:ZtaitlMdlyzto—perfman—the-duties-requir—
et! by this orditratrce, before he or they proceed to
act; and all lates t ordinances or regulations of said
Borough as is hereby altered ur aupplied are hereby
repeated. Passed
DA YID IiAHN, Pres't of
the Town Council
Attest—J. H. ll'Et.en, See'ry.
Approved the Uth day of April, A. D., one aunt
sand eight hundred and sixty-tour
J. ft. Chief Burgess.
Ap. 3w.
TitittstatiktfA T,
T 10. W I OFFICE, COMPTUOMER - OF - THE - CtritßEN - Cr
MACHINE SHOI2I 3lltskingYing, February 9, 1864.
HhIREAS, by satisfactory evidence presen
H E subscriber would inform the citizens of; ted to the undersigned, it has been made to ap ,
i.;ourity, drat babas opened a-Machine' pear that the First National Hank of Waynesboro',
Shop one-fourth mile north of Quincy, where he is in the county of Franklin and state of Pennsylvania,
prepared to make to order all kinds df THRESH-; has been duly organized under and aecoiding to the
'ENO MAI.IIIN ES, and he will pay particular ut- , requirements of the act of Uongiess, entitled "An
_tention to_repairing , lie will-keep-on-hand-Oust-Lact-to-provide - a - nationnil - currency , - secured by a
ingsfor Separators and Horse Powers. and' be able ! pledge-01 United States clocks, - and to provide for
to do repairs on short notice, He will also build the circulation and redemption thereof," a_ppro , ved
the -t ble=ge retl= -- -1 1 1;-' li-'l4-)-8414-01s -- E - =POWEIrr;
t 5 Zilch is now used by all regular threshermen, and
is acknowledged ,to be the best now inn use. He
will build three different sizes, Nos. 1, 2 and it; No. ;
lis B.linirse power ; o. 2is t, and :No. 3is 4-horse
power. They will be made ul the best material,
and Warranted to be good.
Persons having old hthae,powers he will take in
exchange for new poci+ern.
lie will also be prepared to do turning and hating
wrought or cast iron. and will be able to - furnish
castings when ordered; the best of material will be
used, and no panns'apared to render satisfaction to
a II that may Olin libL 111111 with tbei'r work.
P. S. Foundry prices paid tor Old Cast Iron,
Bras. and Zinc.
March 25.-Iy.]
INTIETIM
Wood 'Working and
MLA WING
ESTABLISHMENT . AND MILLS
continuin g the mauufacturirig of all
of Budding Material, such as
SASH,'
Doors, Shutters, Bliudsi
.FACI,NG, MOULDINGS,
Dopy-Frances, Windoiv-Frarnes,
FLOORING, .CC
ONS .A/11_ 1631 V 7411 ii 411G.F - -4
By mill and circular saws of every description
Asking a continuation.of favors. I promise still to
cell on as equitable berms as posvible, considering
times and
, prices. For ortlier rticulars apply to
the subscriber and proprietor. ,Factory 2 miles
.Southeast of Waynesboro'.
April 1, 1864 D. F. 000 Th
GARDEN IV II E7,PO 31` ,11.1` 0
Tobacco 3Pl4m33.tei
- T HE subscriber having aguiu iWconrse of Prep
option
Larly York •Cabhage,
Ox Heart
Sweet and Sharp Pepper;
Tomatoes, improved red and yello.w.;
Cellery, Egg . Plant and
hweetpotato Plants
-SO
TOBA COO—Connecticut Seedleaf,
Impioved Cuba,
Maryland Broadleaf and
Quaker,
all of which will be ready in season and upon rea
bonable terms.
Garden 2 miles Southeast of Waynesboro'.
ap. I—ttli O. F. GOOD.
PUBLIC SALE
CONDEMNED HORSES
THE subscriber will Mier at Feblic Sale, in front
o f E c k in 311's Hotel, in Wayneshoio'. on FR
DA Y THE STH 18"4, at 10 o'clock, A.
M” 40 HEAD Uk' GUAM:NINE!) GOVERN
MENT HORSES, many of them in coalition for
work, all well selected and free from disease.
'l'e-ms:—Cash. MOSES ANDEFIS.
Ap7l -4 0. V. MON ,
A WORKMAN WANTED !
AJourneyman ittidie_or Harness-Maker-ivill
find permanent employment by applying to the
ti ersii;nul :
A pri I 1-34. v
P. S. The subscriber has now on hand a fine as
sortment of SADDLES, HARNESS, &c., which
he vvifi dispose 01 upou rUasonable terms.
W. P. W.
FiCoPt. i=t.)ZWITI4.
MHE subscriber offers for Rent his Dwelling
House and ‘Vagonmalier Shop, situated at the
.East end of Main street, in Waynesboro. Pos
session given on the first of April next.
March 25.-3w.] N't M. OVERCASH.
Fll B 11 LIME'.
THE subscrillgelhas now for sale at his Lime
kiln, 3 miles East of Waynesboro', a superior
•aitiele of WOOD-BURNT JAIME for Whitewash-,
ing. Plastering, &c. JOSEPH Al. HESS.
Mar 11.-6 t,,.
Lumber I loumber 1
L. •MAURER & CO., Chambersburg, Pa.
have no_itstautly nn_hand-a_large-assortinen
VV7-33.1te. ZalitaLoy X3Comm...
ic ) „,car, and other Lumber, which they will
sell at teasw,ab!C rates.
Office byn Wunderhek & 'Need's new Warebourie,
•opposite Able Railroad Depot
Oliamber?thurg. Iran. 22-6 w•
1) AL 5101iltk LS! I.! ALMOIt A tSI !—The largest
j_)stnek in tyrn, maks cosusa, at Plumes.
- r F you want line Pcnnade you must get it a t
Feb. 5, '64. °
FOR RVNToiirnsTlit Building . e
'recta as an Engine: Bonze, on the lot atljt!ining
Kurtz's note!, olTere for rent. For terms, &C.,
:apply to If LIONEBREAK,
Mrri I=_3i,
IF you ' iratd:Sttetlmd 5 . 1
Oct. 23.
I A DIS 6 ifyun Went
„la .4)ct. 23 •
A Dit 817171TY
-1.11)(1.
JOSIAH FAHRNEV
DISOLUTION.
Nwric,E is hereby given that the co-part
nursing hereiolore dxisting between the un
uersqued in the woolen manutiicturlng business
was dissolved - annual - consent -on the lira - of
- 114arcli 18114. The business wili.:be continued by
Ephraim S. Baer in whose hands the book. end Sc.
CULIIICB of the late firm have been placed. All per
sons indebted to the firm ore revicated to cail_and
settle their accounts. 'HENRY BAER,
. _ raqi ICA 11V1',$. -13/1 ER
lTareh 18.-4 el
lissont
iapt.
uol all colors go to
lipsous'a
Gloves go to
LlEsoks's
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
rr ute stethfily increasing importance attaches) Ca
I Commercial education; and the very penerai.lot
tention which this branch is• exciting throughout
the civilized world, have within the past few years
awakened such en interest, that no comment is ne•
cessary to establish the; practical utility of Coin mar
ciarschools.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Double Entr Bcok-keeping in all its most approv
ed forms, adapted to the - various departments of
Trade and Cumnterce. Commercial Calculations.
Mercantile, Law, Penmanship in every style of the
&c. &o. Bach department is unier the charge
of an experienced alio competent Instructor. Our
course is both thorough and practical. Students
are taught to originate and conduct all the Books
and Forms pertaining , to real business, thereby bring
ing theory into practice and thus haling them to
perforni_tho regular routine of the Countin :- loess.
Students completing the prescribed comae are qual
ified to take charge and conduct oft Scientific prin
ciples the Books of any well regulated Mercantile
establishment. Time required to ci miplete the course
is froM 8 to 12 weeks._ Entetat_any-time. — Diplo
mas awarded -- fiti — • incrit only. r4'1;55 pays ail ex
penses for a full commercial course, boarding inclu
ded.
Send for a Circular. Address• .
A. M. TRIM ER,
Chambersburg
Feb. 127-ta
iary , •, an as compiled with all the
provisions of said act required to be complied with
before commencing the business of Banking.
Now, therefore, 1, SAMUEL T. Dowse!), Deputy
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
the First National—Bank—ofr - Wayneshoro', County
pf Franklin and :State of Pennsylvania, is authoriz
ed to commence•the business of Banking under the
act albresaid.
el,t ffs In Testimony Whereof, witness nay-
•
lyind and seal, this Ninth day ot eh-
ruary, 1844.
SA NIVEL 'l'. HOWARD,
• tat
Deputy Comptroller Wile Cuin•ncy
Feb. 19-10 w
PUBLIC SALE
FINE STOCK!
f THE stkiseriber will sell at Puttlic Sale, at his
I residence, 2 Miles Sutith of Wit - WFeTEoro' and
3 miles from Leitersburg,on 'SATURDAY
9 . 11.1 DAY OF A r m", NEXT, the following
valuable property, to wit:
•
• r .- SIX HEAD OF
-- -‘ollllk
it-- '
,-.ttIORK•IIORSTS,
one of which is a fine Brood Mare and fotr of them
good PLOW LEADEUS and FAMILY HOBS-
Es, Well
- calculated for either saddle or harness;
30 HEAD OF
HORNED CATTLE,
among which are, six fine ivjc 1 1 42, 13.
young DEVONSHIRE BULLS
and 22 head ill FINE THRIVING STEERS,
such as will make good Reel cattle the coming sea
son. Also 'about
X4OO BUSHELS OF SHELLED
CORN ;
l Ginn Spring GRAIN DRILL, 6 new single and
double Shovel Plows.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day,when
a reasonable credit will be given.
ABRAHAM 13ARR.
( . 4 En. Afore, Auct.
March 4—ts
Fort OATS, MICE, RoACFIEs, ANTS, BED MIS, MOMS
tS Frj t s, WOOLENS, AC., INSECTS ON PLANTS, FOWL.. AN.
DIALS, AC. •
Put up in 25c 50c: and $l.OO Boxes, Bottles, and
Flasks. $3 and $5 sizes for lio•re.,,s, Prom INsTI-
Tc•trovv, AC.
"Only infallible rettledies known."
"Free front Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Rats come otit of their holes to die."
I-IrSold Wholesale in all large cities. '
LV'bold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
10;"!!!BEwsttr. ) .!! of all Worthless imitations.
Cir See that'-'COSTAR- • r+ name is on each Box, Bot,
tle, and Flask, before you buy.
tirAddreas HENR Y R. COSTAR.
i-V'PR.INCIPAL DEPoT 48 4 2 BROADWAY, N •
Cl:e6old by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists in
Waynesboro', Pa.
March 1 Elm) •
Administrator's Notice.
TOTICE is hereby given that Letteis of Adinin
istration on the Estate of Michael PfeUtz, late
of Quincy Township ; deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, residing in said Township. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said Es
ti to will please make immediate payment; and those
having claims will present them properly authenti
cated for settlement. JOHN ELLE
1---6w.] • A dministra tor..
•Tcomors3a. JlZicotiglets3,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
I) ESN:1;111;1AX informs the public that ho
Kk i has opened an office in Waynesboro', and is
prepared to attend to all law business in this and o
ther parts of Franklin etunty,.and before the /JCS ,
erai Courts thereof. Lam" Particular attention paid
to collections Mil to Conveyancing, in nil fo rmi c.
Jan. 15-3 m.
B - Eit - R - Y — iSt — taWL - US ,
izouw-rxisuems,
HAVING located" in Hagerstown, Would oiler
their professional services to.the citizens of the
place and surrounding -country. Having had the
experience of Fifteen yeara,and having availed them.
s e lv e s of the late improvements, they are prepared to
do work in a neat and substantial manner, up'un the
most reasonable terms.
Hagerstown, Nov 6—ly _
FERRUARY.'.46: SECOND' ''''STTPPLY 1-A.1181;11-0-Affitbi;
=2=9
LATEST ARRIVIti
e=al=2
AMIERSON BENEDI
IV2tynesboro' Pa.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY,
SUPPLY,
Pie IP" Jut t'3-
GOODS!!
SPRING , DRY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOODS
SPRING J)11Y- GOODS '
_E---1 C
111-:
DRESS lONS
LADIES • •
LADIES
LADIES
DRESS GOrMS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS.
MRS, SHAWLS AND NUBIA'S,
FURS, SHAWLS AND PiUDIAS,
FURS, SHAWLS AM) NUBIAS,
HOSIERY AND. [MOVES,
HosTERY AND MOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
:MEM MglS 3
/ 7*
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
NIEN 'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S SPRING GOODS.
CHEAP.
CHEAP,
• (MBA P,
CHEAP.
CLOTHS,
CLOVIS, CAMIIIIERES AND SATINET TS, I I
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATINETTS„I
c.1.077i5, pASSIMERES AND &-177N1 , ;'1'7V,!
(7NDERSIIIRTS,
UNDERSHIRTS,
CNDERSHIR TS,
AND
AN:b
AND
D RA WEIRS,
' DRAWERS,
GROCERIES!
Groceries, _hardware,
Groceries, hardware,
Groceries, hardware.
DR Y GOUDA,
DRy GOODS,
DRY (:ODDS.
IMEISIRIIO,IO EMS.
Que.easterire, Notion, ,
Queensware, Notions,
620f:ens:sure, Notions.
C-$' We would call the attention of our custom
era and the fublie to our new sock of-goods. - and
at the same tame re turn our thanks to customers
and others for their liberal patronage, and will en
deavor by fair dealing with all, to merit a continu
ance of the same._
AMI:l.E11801i) BENEDICT 84 CO-
Feb. C 6, 1861.
A Pio'reiE It lot of Bereetiful 13alneonds just re
4 /11Lceiveli at (nov V)Pllleed
- -- --, -
lARA KB'S Bitters tat-
I j r Feb..s, '64:. KURTZ'S
OF NEW
FALL & WINTER
DRY GOODS.
Hardware,
GROCERIES,'
QUEENSWARE AND CEDARWAREL
J. W. MILLER'S,;
Wayueslioro', Pa.
I=l
HAVING just returued from the Fasters. Cities
1_ he would•_ettli the attention -of his—customers
-- 1 F genera
LARGE & SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
'Which will be soli at extremely Low Prices.
Below you will find eimmeratee a few articles
which will be found among his stock, to which he
iirtites your attention:
FOR TEE LADIES,
Silks,
all Wool De}nines,
Funcy
Alpacas,
-
Plain Gingham,
klain Flannels,
Grey '•
A.LSO:-
Ladies' Shawl',
Fancy Prints,
ExtenstonSkirra, ,
I3altnorul Skirts,
!Alibis' Collars,
Magic fliiffling,
Linen lldkt's,
Misery, die.
MEN'S' WEAR ,
Fancy Cassimereb
Plain "
Cloths,
Itelinn Cloths,
Vestings,
ti a tinets.
,1Q.../I=zi) 9
Tweeds,
Jeans,
Nhirt Frnrits,
Vents Collars,
/Yea Tie%
Under Blrirts,
Drawers.
Duck Gloves,
" Gauntlets,
DOMESTIC SHIRTING,
Furniture Cf , eck,
Bed Ticking,
Cotton Flahnel,
Wool "
Tail)le Diaper,
Baginge&c., &c.
queensware,
illardnare ,
Boots and Shoes, •
Cedar iVare.
im-iateiaiLdc...:l4E.3:puwcolw;9
(i? the very best quality, such as
Syrups, and New Orleans Molasses,
Best Rio Coffee,
Superior Prepared Coffee,
lluunnell's Best Essence; •
Baker's No. 1 Chocolate,
Raisins, •
Tobacco,
Rice, cte., &c.
The ;hove plods have been carefully selected and
purchasid at the'very lowest figure. He in therefore
enabled to accommodate all who may favor him with
a call. 13y, strict attention to business •end a desire
to please jn every respect, he hopes to merit a con
tinuance kf patronage.
NOTROUI3LE TO SHOW GOODB,
Country Produce taken in exch'nge for goods a
the highestinarket prices. J. W. MILLER.
.Nov. 11, 1863
K UNKLE'S CELEBRATE-D
i:TER VINE OF IRON,
BIT'T'ER WINE OF IRON,
-urrrEß W:NE OF IRON
BITTER Wts'E IKON,
.For Dyspepsia and Indigestion ;
Fur Dyppopsin and Indignation ;
For Dyspepsia an4indigoation
For Dy spepari andlndigeation;
For Weak 'itoninchs and General Debility.
For Weak itomachs and General Debility.
For Weak Aomaens and General Debility.
For Weak Si:an:ache and General Debility.
•
Reliable and Sure todo Good,
Reliable and Sure to to Good,
Reliable and Sure to io G
Reliable and Sure to cb Good,.
—And Cannot do Harm.
' And Cannot do Harm.
And Cannot do Harm.
And Cannot do Harm.
It Costs but Little and Zurifios tile Blood. -
It t_ oats but Little and Purifies the Blood.
It Costs but Little and Pirifies the Blood.
It Coats but Little and Pulling the Blood. •
Wi Now Only Ask a Trial
WANuw Only 'Ask a Trial
We'Now Only Ask a Trial
Only Ask -a Trial
Of this Valuable Medicine,
Of this Valuable Medicine,
Of this Valuable Medicine, » . . .
Of this Valuable Medicine,..
Only Secenty-five andle Dollar per_Bottle.
Only - SeVaity•five an I t e Dollar per Bottle.
, Only Seventy-five and Oie Dollar per Bottle.
Only Seventy-five and the Dollar per Bot.le.
BEWARE- . OF COUN*RFEITS.
Prepared solely by S. A. KOsIKEI. & BRO.,
General Depot, 118 Market&st.,fiarrisbarg, P a .
For sale in Waynesboro' by
J. F.
And all respectable dealers tbrongont the conniy.
Feb. 2l 1804.-3m]
WE boast of the "Red. White Ad Blue. ' We .
also boast-of the prettiest Hot s and Clouds,
Oils side of Poiladelphia, at Pewee '
THE GREAT TONIC,
THE GREAT TONIC,
THE GREA•I"I'ONIC,
THE GREAT TON IC,
OF NEW
EY GOODS
.A.T I
-GE-0. STOVERS,
I~Yi~~~i ease®a•o',_.Ya,
-0,
i'aIIANKFITI. for krint favors and-patronage here
ti tattle bestowed ntims. hint, again.appears before
the public to solicit a-continuance of the iarne.—
lie having just returned trout. the eastern eifirs with
Pine a and well selected_stock_of-now-
FALL AND WINTER
I.J 1
Which he intends selling at very low rates, which
he knows he can do to the, satisfaction of all who
will call and ezatnins his stock.
Below you will find enumerated a few articles
which will he f‘.und among his stuck to which he
calls year attention.
FOR THE
." -7 7 --- 3- rau a large assortment of Dress Goods consisting
in part of
Clothes.
Printed and Plain Delnirios,
i . • Wk., Fig'd and Cold SOks,
Plaid Mohair,
silk Warp Mohair,
, liereges
Meduna Cloth,
Ltistliai.,
1 French and &untie Cinglia on
t . Poplins, '
Pongee Mixture.,
. • Cloth for Ladles; •
1,.. Wrapiogs,
Gloves,
Ilosiery,in great variety.'
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
Broad Cloths, ' --
BlaciCand Fancy Casiiimeres,
Union Cassimeres,
Duck
Cottonade , ,— •
Summer Coatings,
Tweeds,
Velvat Cord, •
Mursailles,
Silk Vesting,
Velvatine Vestings, of all
kinds; in fact a full assotment of goods for Gentle
men wear. Also a larger and well selected stock of
DoivrEwno GOODS,
Mullin, Ticking; and a complete a assortment of
Notions. It's no use trying to enumerate.lf
you want anything at all in the Dry Goode line
just call in and you will find him ready to wilt on
you with pleasure.
To persona having country Produce to sell, they
will find it to their advantage to bring it to Sto—
ver's,as he always gives the highest marke.t price. do
give him a call, and he will sell you goods as cheap
as they can bo purchased elsewhere.
N0v.13,1863.
r ow* WM: 111 1161-2-
DINTILLED RESTOKATIVIi
FOR, THE HAIR,
Restores Gray and Faded Hair and
Beard to its Natural Color,
AND IS A MOST LUXUktIOUS DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Eradicates Dandruff
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Promotes its Growth. p
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
• Prevents its falling off.
CLARK'S RESTORATVE, . •
Ie an unequalled Dressing.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is Good fir Child ren
CLARK'S RESTORATI VE,
Is good fot Ladies.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is gocid for Old People.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is perfectly tiarmleak:
CLARK'S PESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
STORATI
-ls splendid for Whiskers
CLARK'S RESTORAITVE,
Keeps the Hair in ifs Place
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, • .
Luna Nervous Ileadacho
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Preyents Eruptions
pLARK's RESTORATIVE,•
:Stops Itching and Burning
RSTORATIVE,
cps the Bead Cool
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE:,
Is delightfully 'perfumed
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you fur PArties
CLARK'S RESTORATIV
Prepares you for Balls
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
N o Lady will do without it
CLARK'S RESTORA
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Li Sold by bruggista tend Deafen; everywhere.
Price, $1 per bottle.---li bottles for $5.
C. G. CLARK Or. CO.,
PooPremien:a..
D. S. BA setts, Co., N. T. General Agents.
March 4, 1864.
NOTICE.
ETTERS Tectiftuentory on the Estate of Mi
.' jehael Little, late of Washington towniship,dec'd
having been granted to the subscriber, all persona
indebted to said estate are notifeed that W. 1. An-
BICRSON, in whose posseision the books of the deceas
ed will be found, is authorized to act as his. agent
ir. the settlement of said estate, and *handl claims
hot paid on or before the lstday of April next will
he collected with costs; 'those having claims or .d•
mends against said decedent will make known the
same without delay. JOHN H. HER,I2.-Ex'r.
Mar 4—tiw.
E -
IICKARDT'S Cattle Povntla at
Feb. a, 'GA • KURTZ'S
Mifl4pUBllVErGlpDSl
MINA
sucked_ in. 11L attemptti
close out
JOSEPH PRICE
Lifj:SITB - - Y.ST3 Di [ul
AT OTWITHSTANDING the heavy drains by
IN "Let me alone" Quartermasters - in .luly. I
am happy to inform my customers and the public
generally that lam on board again with a large
supply than ever of YE W v nd FRESH
DRY - gOO
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,_
HATS &c.
which I can and will sell as gheap as the cheap
est "or any other than,"
131 k: and Fancy Silks,
• All Wool Delainvs,
Turin Cloth,
Figured Delaines,
Roihina, •
Freneh ant English Wenner:
Alpacas,
Shepherd Plaids,
Cloaking-Cloths—of
-tyi-color a - a - description.
MOURNING GOODS_
• •
13almorals;
and everything to make the sad mourner look beau
titul in all her sorrow.
GENTS' WEAR,
Restores the Color.
Broad Cloths, Blk. and Fancy •Cassimeres, Bea.
ver Cloths, Silk and Velvet Vesting, Merino. Shine
and Drav/ens, Fancy Flannel shirts, Linen mar
sails and Cash. Shirt Fronts, Neck Ties, Collars
Handk'fs, Hose, Suspenders, and' anything and
everythig to cause him to break a ladies heart, of
make him presentable at the house of Queen Vic.
WOOLEN GOODS,
AB colors, Bay State Flannels,
Gray,
bilt,
—tiro,
Contains to Oil
Is not's Dye
Beautifies the Hair
Jbaaa4ll4 (5w)44,
Contains no Guru
Polishes your Hair
UEENSIAT.A.RL
We have a full and, complete stock and will eel/
very low, come and ace foryourselvea. To see is
o buy. Remember the place. Northeast corner of
the Dianions..
s .4. --3fP3A311-1
it Ladies need it.
osts but $l.
MMUS, LE TO YON ITEIESTI
TAT E the undersigned intend to put up • eni‘t
hfilLand-Evaporater to manufacture Syrup:
at Ringgold, Md. We call the attention of fanners
to-the-importance-of
hayed by persons Who have raised
valuable - erp - tharcan be rais — eillt yields irons two
hundred and twenty-five to two hundred and seveit
ty-five gallons of 'Syrup to the acre. The Cane is
best planted on hills. The seed should be sprouted
before plantiog it:. Persons wishing to get seed car,
get it at Charles Hiteshew's store, Buenald: . at
Charles Hiteshew's store; Sinithaburg; at Ground &
Logan's store, Leitersburg; at Geo. -Stover's store;
Waynesboro'; at Daniel Identaera Mill, at ‘Aatouet
Frantz's Mill, at. (ieo. Boom's Mill, in the Black
Corner, and at unnory Mill. •
Feb. 12,,114 -. J.. 1 B. FRICK.
S&W.fi 7 SHAWLS 7 ..SIFA VVLft
illitays.,,.l.,Gent's, all kinds, description
erices a. :A° 'l l 3ct ' 341):
JEW DAVIS
AND HIS
.DBilliP.gl3 . g) - OrY," .- ,
_FAIL 11
QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
ill IBISS \Y_ltiE/i,ll'ili
131 k. French Merinds
" English do., -
' all. Wool De!eines,
Bonathera Cloths,
Turin Cloths,
Boglieh Crape.
Prints,
French Crepe,
.Plush lined liauntlets,
Crape Ribbons,
Hoods,
N übiaw,
Solferino,
Red Twilled Flannel,
Gray do. do ,
Green do. do.
=NM
Bro
Tie kings, -
Jeans,
Denims,
Burlaps,
Slieetings:
Pillowcase muslin,
hickory Stripes
• Can ton Flannels.-
GROCERIES
every q aali-
one, as at 18 )0
it to be the moot