inil - >rd. inia s nd bnth:fo'rship'ito s niand
home cob§nteOtion .priceS rule:firm. Sales
on 'Change nompTised 00.0_bbls—ohniee_ -
hio Extra at $7.75 and 300 bble. - Howard
Street BUper and Cut Extra at $6.871@7 eft
bbl. -
CIItAIN.—Wo quote piices as follows :
?vireo and choice Southern white Wheat at
205®208 cents; good. do. 193®198 cents;
fair do. 185®190 cents; ipferior to medium
do. 174®180 ceoth; lair to prime Penney!;
mania 165)180 cents, and inforier and coin•
mon do. 155®160 cents White Corn 126
6127 cents; yellow do. 127. 'Oats 68®73
cents, measure,. for Maryland and 88®95
conW, weight,.for ,Pennsylvania. 'Rye 143
®145 cents. as to quality.
• ' • • Turnpike Election.
AN Election will be held at the -store of John
Walter, in Waynesboro', on lilotiney TUN 2nD
OP MAY sexT, between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock,
T. M., for President,:Treasurer anti Sii Managers
of the Waynesboro' State Line Turnpike Compa
ny. By order of the Board, •
Ap 15) • ALEX. HAMILTON, Pres't.
YOtICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
WHE Ta,7-Payers of_Washington-and Quincy
ow nas-will-ph•aec—take—ns.tice—that-I-will_
meet them at the following places, for the purpose
of receiving the County and State Taxes; for the
year; A. 1).,.1F164
Quincy township, at Mt. Alto, at the House of
Andrew shank, on Monday the 2nd
day of May, and at the House of H.
M —tones in t.44iney, on Tue,stlay the
3d day of May.
- Washington township, Way nestoro', at the House
of F. Bowden, on Wednesda and
TICENSES.—AII persons whose names have
been published in-the Mercantile Appraiser's
last, are required to pay a License, (except those ex-
Intended) and they ale requested to take up said
Licenses at the times and places above mentioned.
JAS. ELIAIII, Treasurer.-
Ap 15—
ASSIGNEES' SALE
OF
:REAL ESTATE
THERE will be sold by the undersigned, A 'Nig
nei.s—ot—Jav-th—tiesiiert7-011—the-fiii,ies, in
Quincy township, on TUESDAY THE 26T11
OF APRIL, 1134, the following Real Estate, viz
eres an ,
adjoining lands of Solomon Harbaugh, Alex. Ham
ilton and Alex. Knepper, lying about 2 miles from
the town of Quincy,
ABOUT SIXTY ACRES
of the SO acres arc elenred and in a good'state of
cultiv Itinrrwith goof fencing, the:balance is
TERMS 0 r SA LE :—52.000 to be paid on the
:30th day of April, 1864, when the deed will be de
liver. d and possession given, the. balance in two e
qual annual payments, with interest from the first
of April, 1864.
i..lr — Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., on
said duy, when attendance will he given by
LEVI C. KEP.NER,
WM. GO SSE RT.
Assignees of• Jacob Gossert.
Ap. B—ts)
PUBLIC .SALE.
THE subscriber will sell et public sale, on - the
premises, in Washington county, MtL o on the
road leading from Germantown to Monterey Springs
On Bulnrday the 14th day of May, 1864,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND, one containing 29
acres, with a story and a half LOG HOUSE, good
Log Staple, spring House, Hog Pen. thereon.
There is also a young Orchard of choice fruit trees
on the premises and a never : fading Spring at the
door of the dwelling. The other Tract contains
24 1-2 acres, with a LOG HOUSE, Log STA ULE
Dog Pen. 4.5; c., thereon, and a us:ilea:Wing Spring
at the door of, the dwelling. Sale to commence It
10 o'clock on said day, when the terms wine made
known by HENRY (;RIDER.
Ap, 8-4 w. J. M. SMrTit, A ttet.
D FS 0 L U T 10 N .
NOT 4 CB is hereby given that the co-part
nership 'heretofore existing between the un
dersigned in the woolen manufacturing business
was dissolved „V mutual consent, on Me first of
'March 1864 . The business will ' f loe continued by
Ephraim S. Baer m whose hands the Marks and tie
counts of the late firm have been placed. All per
sons indebted to•the firm are requested to call and
settle their neeoutits. HE NitY BA B
BPI - MAIM S. BAB%
March, 18.-4 mi •
A WORKMAN WANTED 1-
A Journeyman Saddle or Harness•maker will
find "permanent employment by applying to the
Undersigned. WM. P. W
April 1-3 w.
' P. S. The subscriber has now on hand a fine es.
sortment SA lli./I.f:S, HA ItIS ESS, Ate., wlticlt
ho will dispose of upon reasonable terms.
W. P. W.
Lumber 1 Lumber
- D & CO., Chamberbburg, Pa.
13, i -have-constantly on hand a large us4ortment
- 17%713..11.7t0 Piaao, 3Etswixt.-1 ,
ic 20 0,35. and other Lumber, which they will
bell at reasonable rates.
Office in Wunderlick & Nears new Warehouse,
ximesite the Railroad Repot
•
:Oltarnbersburg, Jan. 22-6 w.
•
rrHt suhteritter offers for Hoot his I/welling
House and Wogoumakur Shop, situated at the
Eaat end of Main street, in Waynesboro'. Pus.
session given on the first of April next.
March 25.-3w.] Vi M. OVERCASH.
d'colSOli33. riCl,l2.S.lol%fEtv
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
has opened an office in Waynesboro', an d i s
prepared to attend to all law business in this and o•
they parts of Franklin County, and bethre the sew&
eral Courts thereof. lam' Particular attention paid
to collections aril to ConVeyaiicing, in all forms.
Jan. 15-3 m.
BERRY
BOWLUS,
momirmixenuss„
AVING located in Hagerstown, ould oiler
li tv
their professional setvie_usio_the-citisens-of—tle•
I Me sand surrounding country. 'Hying had the
perieneecof Fifteen years,and having availed thetm
naves of the late Unproven/outs, they.are prepayed to
do work in -a -neat - and•substantial ruanuer, upon the
most reasonable terms. •
, Hagerattiwn, Pine'
ft It , B 11 - 14 um B
. •
nrillE Sift'scriber has now for solo nt Lis. amo
J., Kiln, 3 miles East of Waynesboro!. a superior
niticle of ,WOOD-LSUILNT LIMN for Whitowash
ing..l),lnatering, &c. JUSEPH•iII. r
Mar 11=-6t,.. 1
you filatitllwool all to - 7 . 7
Oct., 23. Dcsonc's
B A 11,.kf 0 !::7 4 h0 ltvg.cbt
jUstimk in town, AND MANN COMING, lit
I. — y
T ou'want - finc Pge
Pon *ads you must t nt
.1_ Feb. $,'Gl. .
AT IE3 7iitr ' -
MACHINE SHOPI
E subscriber would inform the citizens of
1 Franklin Oointty; that Wires openetra 'Me - bine
shop Orre-fourth Male north of. (Olney; where he is
prepared to make to ordet 011 kinds - of THRESH
INO MACHINES, and - he 'will pay particular at
tention to'repairing. He will keep en hand Cast
irigs for Separators and Horse Powers. and be able
to do repairs on short notice. lie will also build
the treble geared 1 1 ELTON 'S HORSE, PO W
which is now until by All regular thresherraen, and
is acknowledged to be. the best now in use. He
will build three ditferent sizes, Nos. 1,2 and 3 ; No.
1 isS-horse power; No. 2 is b, and No. 3'is 1-horse
power. They Will be made of the best material,
and 'warranted to be good: -
Persons having old horse powers he will take in
exchango _for_ n w powers.
Hi , will also be prepared to do turning and Uoring
wrought or cast lion. and will 'be able to furnish
castings when ordered; -the best of material will be-'
used.' and no pains spared to render satisliietion to
all that May entrust him with their work. _ •
P. S. Foundryiii ► eea
Brass and Zinc.
March 25.--Iy.]
ESTABLISHMENT - AND MILLS I
SM], continuing Me manufacturing of all
kiLds of Building Material, ouch as
Doors, Shutters,
,Blinds,
FACING, MOULDINGS,
Door-FraMes,'Window-Frames
days of
Washiiegton, Februar, 1), 1864. )
W HEIM AS, by satisfactory evidence presen •
By mill and circular saws of avers description.— to to the undersigned, it has been made to a p..
Asking a continuation of favors. I promise still to pear that the First National Bank of Waynesboro',
sell on as equitable terms as possible, Considering
in the county of Franklin and State ol Pennsylvania,
times and prices. For Maher aiarticulars apply to has been duly organized tut4l and =landing to the
the subscriber and p ro p r i e t or . Fa c t o ry 2 miles requirements of the act of Congress, entitled "An
Southeast' of Waynesboro. act to provide a national currency, secured by a
April 1,_15414 D. E. GooD" ~b,, • u ,1-: r•- -- 7,rwk - Ta - ti- - - - --- -- - --
,
19 W S 1"T
JAS. 0. ELDER.
GARDEN SWEETPOTATO
t
AND
MITE subscriber having again in course of Prop
__ 11 .. ligation
_____
1 arty York Cant!
Ox Heart
Sweet and Sharp Pepper;
Tomatoes, inwroved red and yellow;
CAlery, Egg. Plant and
tiwectpotato Plants;
—ALSO
TOBACCO-Connecticut Seedicar,
Inc
fay
Quaker,
all of which will be ready in season and upon sea
zonable
Garden 2 miles Southeast of Waynesboro'.
ap. 1 —OA D. F. GOOD.
1017_3t----IbLAIGilr"
f rinE subscriber would inform the public that he
1 has purchased of V. 13. Gilbert, the well-known
Sawing and Chopping Mills, situated about one
quarter of a mile from Bear's Factory, and is now
prepared to saw lumber to enter, by mill or circu
lar saw, and is also prepared to chop corn,oats, &c.
nt short notice. lly*punctuality and attention .1.0.
business he hopes to merit a liberal share of the
public's patrhringc. Jit•HN L. METCALF.
N. IL lie will also be \ prepared to furnish in
season, Plants, such as Tobacco, Sweet Potato, To
mato, Cabbage, and_other garden plaints. Terms
reasonable.
April 8— ly
Of the First Sational :Bank of IVoipiesboro',
Pa., showiv its e,otalition on the morning
iif Ihe Ist day of April, 1864, before the
transaction of any business on that clay.
XLMSCITZXL.IOfiIt X ,
Loans and Discounts $33,409.72
Over Drafts 39.80
Due from First Nat. Dk..,Phila. 21,441,88
Opecie and other lawful money
of the United States 13,311,00
Cash Items & Revenue - Stamps )14,84
Bills of t-olvent Ranks 481,00
U. S. Bonds olep'il with Treas.
44.1. 8. to secure circulation 40 000,00
U. b. Bonds on band • 5,000.00
Furniture •and Fixtures • 315,00
Expense Account. 154,27
Total Resources, b 117,217,51
3rati49.33XIAXTXMI3 a
Capital paid in $46,630 09
Circulating notes outstanding 9,920,00
Profit and Lors 591,00
Due to Banks and'Bankers 18 ; 304,62
Due to inslividuals, other
than Banks Soloo,oo
Due Depositors on demand 33 ,215,43
Amount due not include I
Under either above heads
• Total Liabilities,
State of Pennsylvania, 2 s.s.
Franklin County,
On the first day of
April, A. U.. 18.01, 'personally r nine before the un
dersigned, Notary Itepuhlie otn ii ",j county, W. S.
A inherson , President, anal -John Philiiii..Cashict of
the ist National flank of Waynesboro', who, be
lug duly sworn, upon their oaths, say tont . the fore
going 48 a true and acurate s imminent of the.aflitirs
and condition of said Dank on the morning of the
Ist day of April, .t. D., 1.861,
..."-------,
..: 1.. S. }- LF. K URTZ, N. P.
April 13-tf
GARDEN SEEDS I
Fresh from Ult. Lebanon.
F 'SHE largest and hest assortment of Garden
Seeds in Waynesboro'. is to be round at Kurtz's
Drug Store. They consist of the following kinds,
viz.:
Beet Seed, 5 kinds, Watermelon Seed,
Onion " • 3 " Muskmelon "
Cucumber" • 3 " Vegetable Oyster "
Squash 4 " Poppergrass
Pepper " 2 •' Asparagus
liaddish " 6 " Parsnip
Turnip u• 4 " Carrot
Cabbage " 6 '• Spinach
le•t'tuca d 5 " • Sage
Peas_ "
Beans •" 2 4 Parsley 14
IS w't Cern " It • " Tomato 41
Also an assortment of flower beetle, and Connec
ticut Steil Leaf Tobacco deed, &e. &c. The La
dies are requested to call cud examine before pur
chasing. elsewhere. J. F. KURTZ.
Feb. 5.'64.
Administrators's Notice!. •
NEItEAS Letters of Administration on the
.yy Estate of Euaanuel Miller, late of Washing;
ton township, deed, have been. granted to the qub
seriers, residing in Washington township; all per
sons indebted td the Said Etitate,nre hereby reques
ted to make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the said decedent., will
make known .tiro same without delay, to
JACOB E. MILLER, '
• NICHOLAS BONEBREAK,
Feb 26-6 w) Administrators;
1 • ADIEST:n. a nice czteconun call at
I.IKSOatt
JOSIAH FAHRNEY
ANTIETAM
Wood %V o r fug and
BB.WXNc
nooftitiO, &C. &e
"I"c>lzknocc, .i"la.33.tS-.
AND , -
CHOPPING MILLS !
QUARTERLY REPORT
W. S. AAIBERSON, Pres't,
Plimu , s, Cash.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
pm: gteatlity increasing importance attached to
rCoininorcial ednention, and the'ireri genera) at
tention which 'this brarich is-creititig• throughout
the civilized world, have within the past few years
awakened such an - interest, that no comment is
ne
cessary to establish the practical utility ot*Cotnnier
cis! schools. ' .
COURSE OF INRUCTION :
Double En ilook-hceping V ell dont approv
ed forms, adapted , w the various departments of
Trade and Commerce. Commercial Calculations,
Mercantile Law, Pciuminship in every style of the
nit &c. &e. Each department is under the charge
of au experiencet alto suet; Our
emirsr is both thorough. and practical.. Students
arc taught to originate and conduct all the Books
and Forms pertaining to real business, thereby bring
ing theory into practice and thus bating th e m to
perform the regular routine of the Counting-house.
Student.; completing the prescribed comse are qual
ified to take chargeand conduct on Scientific prin
ciples the' Books of any well regulated Mercantile
estaiilishment. Time rilutreirtireAtiplevictlic - course
is from ft to 12 weeks. Eater at any time. Diplo
mas awarded for merit only. Wltss pays all ex
penses fur a full. commercial course, boarding luau*
dial.
OFFICE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY
pledge of PniffirStiaite Wks, anti — co — WovidiffOr
the circulation *and redemption thereof," approved
February 25, 186:1, and has complied with all the
provisions of said act required to be complied with
hetbre commencing the business of Banking.
Now, therefore, I, Stamm T.HowAttn, Deputy
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby cell iiy that
the First National Bank of -Waynesboro', County
of Franklin and State of Penmy mania, is authoriz
ed to commence the business of Banking tinder the
act aforesaid. .
_
....... In Testimony Whereof, witness my
110 hand and seal, this Ninth, day of Foli
!wiry, 1864.
• b. SAMUEL''. lIOWMW,
Deputy Comptroller of the Currency :,
Feb. 19-10 w.
Broi - dlcaf and
AITHEREAB, by an act of the Commonwealth
V of Pennsylvania. passed the 15th day of A
pril, 1)., 1853, extending the provisions of the
-act-regullitittg - horoug,hs, -- passed - the -3 d day-of-A- 1
Aril, A. 1)., 1851 to the Borough of Waynesboro';
theretbre be it ordained by the Town Council of
the Borough of Waynesboro', and it is hereby en
acted by the authortty - of - the - sains,-Xhat_from and
after the 20th day of April, A. li, 1864, That all
Fire Wood brought into the Borough of Wayne's
bore', 'shall be sold by the cord atit/ fractions of a
cord, and for that purpose there shall be a Wood
Corder and Inspector appointed by the,Town Coun
cil, who shall , have . power to appoint deputies,
whose duty it shall be to measure every load of
Wood brought into the Borough', except only those
who have wood land and haul for their own con
gumption. For which service the said Wood Cor:
der, or his deputy, shall be entitled to receive from
the vender, of the wood, Ten Cents per cord.
-1 J.._M
_Any_p_erson_hrining wood into the Borough and
selling it without having it measured, - ftiffeif
and pay a line of Fifty Cents for each and every
otrence,,to be recovered on complaint and convic
tion before the Chief Burgess, The one-half of the
fine to be recovered for the use of the Wood Cor
ner-and the other halt for the Borough.
The Wood Corder and his deputies shnll,be sworn
or affirmed, faithfully to perform • the duties requir
ed by this orthuance;hefore he or they proceed to
net; and all laws, ordinances or regulations of said
Borough as is hereby altered or supplied are hereby
repealed. Passed
Attest—J. 11. WELSLI, Seery.
Approved the Gth day of April, A. D., one thou
wind eight hundred and sixty-four.
.1. R. WELSII, Chief Burgess.
Ap. 8-3 w.
FOR RATS, MICE, DOACIIT.ft, ANTS, RED BUGS, ?doing
IN FURS, WOLENta,A.O , INSECTS UN PLANTS, FOWL•. AN•
.tn.
Put up in Vic 50e. and $l.OO Boxes, Bottles, and
Flasks. S'3 and $5 sizes tiv llorsi.s, Punic Ixs•ri-
TurioN.,
"Only infallible remedies known."
"Free from 'Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Humnii Family."
"Rats come out ol their holes to die."
Ur Sold Wholesale in sti large cities.
crsola by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
rem Ihwn tv!!! of all worthless imitations.
irSee tlint"CosTAle•" name is on each Box, Dot.
toe, and Flask, before you buy. ,
r. Address HEAR F R. COSTAR.
DEPOT 482 BitonowAY, N. Y., •
C:j8 0 1,1 , 11 all VVliolesalo and Retail Druggists in
Waynesboro', Pa.
March 11.--8 m)
$1 17, ,217,5 I
Administrator's Notice.
- scroncE is hereby given that Laic's of Admin
istration on the Estate of Michael Metz, late
of Quincy Township, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, residing in said Township. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said Es
tote wilt please make immediate payment; and those
having claims will present them properly authenti
cated for settlement. JOHN HELLER,
A p. .Administrator.
THE undersigned, having become Agent for
IWin. Knabe Co's. (of lialeunnre), celebrated
pianos and of Gerhart, , Afecilham ais Co's. unsur
passed Melodeons, is prepared to furnish individ
ualsiwith the above named instruments at city pri
ces. All instruments warranted by the manufactu
ers.
or country.
SKYLIGHT PHOTOGRAPH S.
rip HE subscriber would inform the public that
I, he has completed the necesuary arrangements
f or taking sky-Light Photographs, end is prepared
to furnish Pictures much liner tuna those taken
with Side-Light.. Persons wanting pictures are
requested to call and examine his specimens.
May I—ttl • W. D. LECHLER. •
Clothes Wriimer.
laW. PUTNAM'S Patent Cloth Wringo
, for sato et the sign of the Big Red nom
U. B. Rotuma.,
(July I I '62.)
Agent for Fruktinn county
A DIEL u Ltd Missa limuibud elims at ,
a I ktvl gnome*
Lif you wint nice Kidd. Gloves go to
Oct. '23 Ussottes
FLfl,lll g
kicuil lux a Circular. Milton
A. M. TRIMMER.,
Chambersburg.
Feb. 12—ti).
lt . '
BIEN kiIINAICE, 111. 20.
DAVID HAHN, Prog't of
the Town Council.
Pianos and Melodeons.
he - tchavoitunsuinents givon.in town
(ittay23) ' T. L. BUD D.
_
F-EBR R Y26UA-.
1864.
--s -7---•••••4.--
LATEST ARRIVAL!
iiIBERSOII, BBINEDICT &CO.,
Waynesboro' Pa.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRS! SUPPLY.
COW!!
SPRING DRY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOODS
DRESS GOODS
LADIES
LADIES
LADIES
1) REss GOODS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS.
FIRS, SHAWLS AND NUBIAs,
FI;Rs, SHAWLS AND NUBIAS,
FURS, SHAWLS AND IN,IBIAS.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
_ HOsIERY AND GLOVES
1111 r ICLOT (A Mil
spElvi gDIIDS
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S SPRING GOODS.
CHEAP.
• CHEAP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP.
CLOTHS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATTNETTS,
CLOTHS, CA SSLMERES ,AND SATMETTS,
CLOTHS, OA SSIMEHES AND SA T I NETTS,
UNDERSHIATS,
UNDERSHIRTS.
UNDERSHIRTS,
AND
AND
• .IND
DRAWERS.
I►ItIWERs, •
' URA WE RS,
GROCERIES!
erroreries,liteare,
Groceries,
Groceries, Eardware.
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
MEM AID NEE
Queenncare, .Potions,
Queemmare, . itr - otio
Occeitstcare, • Notions,
Ila"We would call the attention of our custom
era and the pullic to.our new stock of goods, and
at the same tune return our thanks to customers,
and others for their liberal patronage,. and will en
del-Ivor:1w fair dealing with all, to merit a continu
ance of the sante. •
A;l6 EIRSON,IIp NEDICT & CO.
Feb. 26. 1861. •
A Itt lot of Bonin iful Dolotoralto just ru
(nov 2?) Piittnt's
TIRANE'S Bitters 'tit •"77
nit. 5,'04. RURT"Z'S'
OP NEW
!Mk 11111111
Hy MIS
..B.T I
GEO. STOVERS,
AVOrnesboio l ,
-0-
7 7 — tni avors an patronage here
T tolare bestowed tipou him, again appears before
the public to solicit a continuenee,of the tisane.--
Ile having just returned trent the eastern cities with
tine a and well selected stock of new
FALL AND WINTER
E 0 0
Which he intends selling at very low rates, which
he knows he can do to the satisfaction of all who
will call and examine his stock.
below yuu will find enumerated a few articles
CV Ile IWI If n •at
calls your attention.
FOR
31L.. 11.3 b a,
He hair a large assortment of Dress Gouda consisting
in part of
Printed and Plain De'nines,
fill, Fig's] and Cord Silks,
Plaid Mohair,
- Silk Warp Mohair,
Liereges,
Meilona Cloth,
•
Lavellas,
•
French and dointic Gingham
Poplins,
Pongee Mixture, '
•
Cloth for Ladies,
• '
Wrapings,
Cloves,
hosiery, in great variety.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
Broad Cloths,
Black and Fancy Cassimeres,
Union Uassitnetes,
• Du. t Linens,
UottonadeA,
Sununcr-Coatitn,
•
Tweeds,
Vela a Cord,
Marsailles,
Sipe Vestin!
Vslvatine Vestings, of all
kinds; in fact a, full assounent of goods for Gentle
men wear. Ale.) a larger and well selected stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Muslin, Ticking; and a complete a assortment of
Notions. It's no use trying to enumerate. If
you want anything at all in the Dry Goods line
just call in and you will find him ready to wait on
you with pleasure. •
To persons having country Produce to sell, they
will find it to their advantage to bring it to
ver's,as he always gives the highest market price. No
give him a call, and he will sell you goods as cheep
as they can ho purchased elsewhere.
Nov. 13, 1863.
rWVllrr ''' ‘lr . r4=l
OhTILLED RBSTORATIIikI
FOR. THE HAIR, .
Restores Gray and Faded !lair and
Beard to its Natural Color,
AND IS A MOST____I.UXURIOUS DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD.
CLAD K'S EESTORATI YE,
CLARK'S KESTOR 4,11 YE,
Eradicates Dandruff;
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prevents its falling off.
CLARK'S RESTORATVE,
Is an unequalled Dressing.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE;
Is (hod far Children
CLARK'S RESTORAT I VE, -
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
• Is good fur Old People.
CLAIM'S RESTORATIVE,
Is perfectly harmless.
GLARK'd PESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
le *splendid for Whiskers.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
• Keep; the Hair in its/lace.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Cures Nervous Headache.
CLARK'S RESTORATI VE,
CLARK'. itEsTortATIvE,
Stars Itching and Burning
CLARK'S RESTORA T 1 VE,
Eceps the Head Cool.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
I.S delightfully •potfunied.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contuins no Sediment.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Polishes your flair.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
• Prepares you fur Parties.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVb,
CLARK'S RESTORATIV I 2 ePar" I" for
'14114.
CLARK'S IRE§TORATIVE, •
1 o lady will do without it.
CLARK'S RESTORA FIVE,
La bold by Druggisis snit Dealers everywhere.
trice, *ll per bettlei--6 bottles for 445.
..
C. G. CLAIM et CO., W E the-iindersignott intend to Put up a Car
Niteendirons. .Mill an t i Lvaporater tomanufactureSyrup
• 0.8. BARNES & Co., N. Y., General Agents. at Itinggold, Md. -We cad the attention of farmers
Mardi 4, Ib64.—iY) - , to the importance:of raising ; the, Catie,;asit, is be
.N OT.IC.E. Hosed by personi,Whe have raised' it to - be the mos,
valuable crisp thaCcati be raised. It yields from twe
f, Erl'Eit'S Testainentory on the Estate of Mi.; hundred and twenty-five to taro hundred and Seven.
wei Little. Isle of W ashiollt °lll ". ll36l4 iP , dec'u ty.five gallons of Syrup to the acre. The Cane is
ii..sing been grained .to the subscriber, all persona 10 . tpintito ,,
on isooi._, Th e tieesfshould be:sprouted
indebted, to said estate are notified that W. S. An- "''
...; berme pl anting it. ' romans wiehing to ginned can
HICISSONo in wilosilikiliseadi°o ' ll46 °l;k B of the dece"'" get if ~ i tt . Charles iliteaiew'a' atom ltioggoldt,,al
ed will be found, is authorized to act as his agent Clouluis Hiteshew's storli;,Smithiburg; at Grolind 41.,
ir. the settlement Of maid estate, and that all Cial Mei Logan's store, LeitorelbeigVaiLetief:. , :Sliiver's' '"aiorti„
not paid on or belore the Ist day of April nut will Wayneaboro'; at Danietratenszehlilill, at 'riiintizel
be collected - With costs; those baying claims or, de- r tatitt , s Mill, at tic°. Esesotea mina in um , aka*
mends against decedent will Make imown the corner, and at tha , Aiiiir o , will::
same wituout decay. JOIIN 11. fiEftlt,, Ler. Feb. /29 '64 —llj - .: "J.ea 0. /11101 i.
Mar 4--6 w.
— _ZA, ii i iE.M4IVAIVIS -7 -1 - f-iiiii4l;io;:Ciilii s ts - -
7 , .. N . . OMitss„:. t . (tent's,, all friuda„ description_ sty Xilitta'S - , rei t Ns -t - * * ' Oil' 30) " ,
•, '.
„0-• ..g, -
-, ~
'. 4 -'•* , ,
11 -3— ' 8 1 .4 eta. tr - F6Citttio
12 let). 11, '64
Ei M-m'
Restores the Color.
Promotes its Growth
Is good for' Lollies.
Contains n 3 Oil.
Is not . a Dye.
Beautifies the Hair.
Prevents Eruptions.
Contains no Gum.
All Ladies need it.
Costs but ..'1
'owdet at
,
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INtiF
r " 7. , '7 " 74 )
I
EMI
TEE DAVIS
"r r" _
'a•
AND HIS
MHVEJECIADY I
•,„ . „
sucked' iii: I # is' attentpts to
close out
PROVE
DASIECESSARI
NOTWITTISTANDING the heavy drains by
"Let me alone" Quartermasters in July, I
generally that I am on hoani attain with a hug.
supply than evsi Of NEW und FRESH , '
Fill AND WHM-
DRY GOON,
GROCERIES,
•
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS,
sacins,z
HATS , &co
Which I can and will sell as cheap as the cheap
est oor any other - man."
LIDIES lar3M„
•
ulk. and Fancy Silks,
All Woo! belaines,
Turin Cloth,
Figured Delaines,
Poplins, _
French and English Nferinos,
Alpacas,
Shepherd Plaids, • . •
• ,Ctortking Cloths—of - every qua—
ty, color and description.
MOURNING GOODS
Dlk. French Merinos
" English do.,
' all Wool DeMines,
Donathera Cloths,
Turin Cloths,
' English Crape. , .
" . Prints,
French Crape, ,
Plush tined Gauntlet, ',,,-.
Crape Ribbons,
Roods., - •,
.:'Nubian, • ..
Balmorals; . .
and everyti•ing to make the sail mourner loolt beau•
titul in ail her sorrow.
GENTS , WEAR,
Broad Cloths, 131 k. and Fancy Cassimeres, Bea.
vet Clothe, Silk and Velvet Vesting, Merino ,Shirte
and Drawers, Fancy Flannel Shirts, Linen mar•
sails and Cash. Shirt Fronts, Neck Ties, COMM
andk i fil, Hose, Suspenders, and anything 'and
everythig to cause him to break a ladie's heart, oi
Make him presemablo at the house of queen Vic.
WOOLEN GOODS,
All colors, liay.State Flannels,.
Gray.
tiro,
olferino.
Red Twilled Flannel,
Gray d0.d0.,
Green do. do.,
Yellow do. do
oacaaava -/c)(9a44,
Br° 'Muslin,
•
Ticking - a,
Jeans,
Denims,
Burlaps, .
Sticetings,
Pillowcase muslin,
Hickory Stripes
Canton Flannels.
GROCERIES
Q UEENSWAILL
We have a full and complete stock and will sell
very low, come and see furyoursolves. To see is
to buy. Remember the place—Norlheast—conier-of
the Mamoru..
Oct. 23,
MSS, 11191 TO Mil HETI
.~".: ;
SOLD. PRICE