FIRST-SIIPPiX OF-NEW SPRING .A N D SUMMER G OODS, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM JAMES A. FISHER. MY stock embraces all the best styles of Plain and Fancy CLOTH-STPlain-anal-Pancy Zactl,ossoeluziacsitzrap=9 Plain and Fancy YESTINGS, all of which will be mattes to writer 'a themeat fashionable and work ninrilike.manner, or still in Patterns to suit custo mere. Also a full stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING SW - CHEAP FOR CASH.-esa Also, one of the best selected stocks of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS ih the town—fins Shirts, Hoisery, Gloves and Ties in endless variety. Also, Military cloths and Cassimcres which will he made to order at the shortest noticed. A. FISHER opposite Washington House, Hagerstown, Md. May 6, 1864., STRAY HORSES. TWO stray horses came to the subscriber's farm near Stouffer's new mill, on the 19th ult. one sorrel mare, i.upposed to be about six years old, both hihd legs tvhite nearly up to the knee, the oat. er a gray mare suppotted to be about twelve years of age, with diped inane and stump tail, both inarb., ed U. S. The owner is requested to come Ilirward, prove property and by paying this insertion and other expeuces can take them away. May 6-3w] JACOI3 HOSFMA.N. . . . i :Is tokitril TILE_lt E will be sold en. deuce of-Jacob Wolf, (lunatic) in Waynesboro', On SI TURD A Y ih6 7 th• of MAY, 1864, the following property to wit : 2 Sets Chairs,3 rocking chairs, 3 stands, 3 tables, 1 , side boar 1 Secretary, ill .211/k.. 41ICIP , 1 1 stove Bedsteads, lot Csrpeting,•2 Yankee Clocks 1 eight-day clock, lot Jewelry and Watches a ,COMPUTE SET CLOCK AND WATCH ,MAKING TOOLS, 2 ladders, 1 counter, 1 Bowwindow, 3 show cases, lot orrinware, 1 .writ'ng desk, 1 boot' ein.e, 3 hay lurks, 1 mattock, I whee"barrow lot of books and omps 1 - Settee, I tof stoneware and bottles; 3 tubs, 1 sausage machine and.stulrer, I Cupboard, I spade, .1 saw and buck, 1 scythe, and a variety of other ar ti les. "c•ale .to commence at 9 o'clock on said day when a Cr, d.t 01 FOx mouths will be liven un all ewus Orslo - alid - upwards: lIENICY X 130.NEHREAK, JOSEPH DOUGLAS, April 19 7 ts] PUBLIC SALE. rpHERE will be sold at Public Sale, at the resi -11 deuce of Jan McKee, deceased, of Washinu , ton township, on TUESDAY 'nth 10Th OF MAY . , 18C4, the following prayerty, to wit : (t - ,1 aau WA . a(la'4s . Igs, 5 head Sheep, Fodder Cutter, 1 mattock and axe, 1 Shovel Plow, 1 Hive Bees, Stands and 'Fables, 1 Eight-day Clock 1 sausage machine and stulrer; 50 lbs. Lard, rot ,•1 'r inware, 1 barrel Vinegar, 1 large Copper Kettle. lot stone jugs and crocks, augers and chisels, lot of Hollow-ware, 1 grain cradle, scythes and sickela? Chairs, I corner Cupboard,l grindstone, Anvil and Bellows, lot Books, 1 Rifle (un, 9,at irons, horse col lars, 1 churn, hay forks; 7 acres GRAIN IN THE GROUND , 1 willing desk. I cross•cut baw and a great variety of other avieles. L-irZiale - to commence at 9 o'. chick on said '&10, when a credit of six months be given on all sums 01 413 and upwards. JusEl'll DOUGLAS, Administrator. op 29 ts) CIIIIIBERSBURG ItE S TAUitAIV'I'. r i IHE subscriber_wouldantorni the public that he j_ hes leased the well-know Restaurant, on Main Street,,o ainberz.burg„ near the Pubic yq ua7C and under the reel Office, where ho will be pleased to wait upon old acquaintances or others trout Way nesboro' and vicinity - visiting Chatribersharg. He Vail Lave constantly on hand A Prime article of Oysters and Ale—Chiek ).,;fi dit ' mane in season. Tar tie and other favorite Soops; llaui and Eggs, Mutton Chops, Beetstake, Tripe, Bologna Sausage, awl other articles icsu usually kept iu iirst,olass licsfaurants. JAYIEs 13. DUFFIELD. Chambersburg, -A p. 29 . '6l. BEEF ! BEE rp HE subscribers would inform the public that they have commenced the Butchering business and will be prepared to supply per.bns with a prime article of Beef, at the Seilar 0: Lewis Deatricti, in Waynesboro', On Wednesitay Evening of each week._ during the season. They wal also retail at, Ringgold the same evening. They pay cash for cattle and consequently must do a cash tit siness. • Tee highest market price paid for Fat Cattle. PitICE & S:I'.E:WAIiT ap 29-3 t - NiE - ma Its 1K DIP 9 OTICE -ix hereby given that the untlen.igned esiLda g...in_W_ay.n ho mTh e n_a by the Court ComtnomPleas of Frank. Co., a Com mittee of the person and estate of Jacob WMf, a lunatic of the uuruugL .110/es - aid. All p.-r any-know— ing themselves indebted to said lunatic will please make immediate payment, and those having claims will-present them properly authenticated for settle ment. H. X. 130. N f: BREA liE, JOSEPH DOUGLAS, Committee. ap 29--3 t) 1ia3.4'4111,1113 14UV1t1i34, EAST SIDE OF CARLISLE STREET, GREENCASTLE ; PA. 011 Ii E undersigned respectfully annquncra to the traveling public that this Hotel has been RKIVIODDLED. The Rooms aro large 'and com fortable and are all well furnished with good new furniture. Persons stopping at thii Hqtel can have eu er double or single hymns, with or ovittgruz — fi in the he TABLE is always sprplieit , with __ the biotin_ the_ market,_ anti his 11A RU tilled sv'th the, choicest Liquors. There are aso a ine of and a pair of Hay and Siook Seileaconnicted - With fnr h. c aromodatioti)mers_a • Butch era. r His Stable will always be provided with good wholesome Provender fur stock, and attended by careful ostlers. JOHN H. A JAMS. 1864. J .2l;oprietor..._ . PLANTS. WE-subscriber informs the public that he will j. hare ready .for sale from the let to the sth of a • ergo at o =wee petato ' ants, 1 e most _choice 'variety, knoWif as ale "JERSEY YEL. 1,01r."' •', •!-- • 's • W. FUNK. A Pii1:29.1.-tf. . • _._ AT Till ?wren Committee If I Heiler Cli ell 00. 'Q . KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON. PURE and. powerful TONIC, Corrective and Alterative, of. wonderful efficacy in diseases of the STOMACH; LIVER and BO WELS. Cures Dyspepsia, • Liver (;complaints, Headache, General • - • Debility, Nervousness, De pressioh of Spirits, Constipation, hitermitent Fever, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimmint of the Head Dificult Breathin: Yello v ness of the Skin and Eyes. Fever and Dull psi in the Head, Pain in the Side, Bark, Chest - • and Limbs, will cure every case of Chronic or Nervous Debility,Dis. eases of the hid neys and And Diseases arising from a disorder ed Stomach, good for male or female old • or young. The most beneficial miOlicine known; gives bet ter satisfaction and cures more diseases than any ther preparation olTered to the Public. Prepar ed solely by 8 A. K UNKE & BRO., 118 Market oreet, H arrisburo • For sale by Dru ists and Dealers ever where, BEWARE OF Se : Counterfeits -ipat As Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron is the only sure and effectual. remedy in the known world for the permanent cure of /.Iyripepsia and Debility, and as there are a number of imitations ollerett to the pub lic, we would caution the community to purchase none hut the genuine article, manufactured by S. A. KUNKEL & 800., and has their stamp on the top of the cork of every bottle. The very fact that others are attempting to imitate this valuable remedy, proves-its_worth and speaks volumes in its favor. The Bitter Wine of Iron is put up in 75 cent and $1 bottles, and sold by all respectable druggists throughout the country. 13e particular that every niu-le-bears , the—fire-simile-of--the-preprietors L eig . tore. This Wine includes the most agreeable and effi eient Salt of Iron we po:,bess; Citrate oil Magnetic with the most en combined table tonics, Yellow Piruvian bark. The elect in many cases of debility loss of appetite, and gener al prokeratioo, of an efficient Salt of Iron, combin ed with our valuable Nerve Took, is most happy.— It augments the appetite, raises the pulse, takes od I muscular Habbii era, removes the pallor, of debility, ad_gives_a_lurid figure to the countehance. GENERAL DEPOT, 118 MARKET STREET ectable dealers throu For side •by all res the country. April 29-,-ly • ANTIETAM Wood Working and ESTABLISHMENT AND MILLS ! cermr., continuing the manufacturing of all 01:ii.ds of Building Material, such as SASII, Doors, Shutters, Blinds, - FACING, MOULDINGS, Door-Frames, Window-Fra ma, • FLOORING, &C. &C. _ABL. 31r. 41Wilr By mill and circular saws of every description.— Asking a continuation of favors. I promise still to sell on as equitable terms as possible, considering t imes and prices. For further,particulnrs apply to tho subscriber end proprietor. Factory 2 miles Southeart of- Iv aynesboro.t. April 1 1864- • "DT'FGO HAMAinits E the undersigned intend to put up • Ca' - I.lilt and Evaporater to manufacture syrul at Ringgold, Md. We call the attention of farmer: ! to the importance of raising the Cane. as it is he lieved by persons whb have raised it to be the mos valuable crop that can be raised. It yields from two hundred and twenty.five to two huodred and seven ty-Ilse gallons of Syrup to the acre. The Cane is best planted on hills. The seed shOuld Le sprouter' before planting it. Persons wishing to get seed car I get it at Charles Hiteshew's store. Ringgold: at Charles Hiteshew's snore, Smithshurg; at Oround & Logan's store, Leitersburg; at Geo. Stover's store, Wayneshoro';_a_t_naniel Ment2ers_Mill_at samueL Piantz's Mill, at Geo. Besore's Mill, in the Mad: Corney, and at the Nunnery Mill. Feb ; 12,'64 —if] .1. eiL H. FRICK TH E undersigned, would inform the public Oast in consequence of the increaled price of grain, provisions , . liquors, &c., they are compelled to g. dept the following as their Hotel prices for the pres ent : For one man with two horses over night $2, ono men—with-one-horse-over-Mg - ht — V - .2 no-trarsc 3ver night 75 cents—one man per tiny $l. Oats .25 cents per gallon. All uors 10 cents er drink except Ale, which is 5 cents per glass. 25 cents, for a single weal and 25 cents for a lied. _FRANCIS BO W DEN, J. O. R. ECKMAN. • Capt. L. B. KURTZ. April 22-3 w. PUBLIC SALE. MIHE subscriber will sell at public sale, on the 4 premises, in Washington county, Md., on the road leading from Germantown to Monterey Springs On Saturday the 14th day of May, 1864, TWO TRACTS OF LAND. o n e - containing'29 acres, with a story and a half I.OG HOUSE, good tog staple, Spring House, Hog Pen. dec., thereon. There is also a young Orchaal of choice fruit trees on the premises and a never-failing Spring at the 24 }.2 acres, with a LOG HOUSE, Log *TABLE Hog Pen.' &c., thereon; and a never-failing 2 .rieg hsai-atitaritweithstiite - w - bornmenre - 74 - 10 - chlock on said day. when - the tartns - will be made known by . HEN R. CRIDER. , EREAS. Letters of Aidreinistration on the Estate of John McKee,-late of Washington township,ileteaaellave lieen — grantid7firo the sub. scriber; residing ,in Waynesboro'; all Arsons in.'" te.l to geld • berebv tr. Balk state aro hereby request — ell to make im mediate payment, and V ose having claims or de elands ,against the gotta° of said decedent, will - same w' ou .e ay, ,to —JOSEPH DOUGLAS, Ado r. up • 9--6 t) r you want fine Pomade yott mipt, get kat, Feb. fi, R6`l. JWFZ .S gnms AS II THE A • ' pure ROC e I •, stock of goods belonging to the Estate Josiah Besore, Esg , deceased, and 'combining with the same, in the large and eapacioue Store Room, the now fresh • supplies "(brought a few weeks since) forming the stock of Joseph Price—are now pre senting to the public the largeqt , choicest and cheap est selection of SPRING :IN 'll SUMMER GOODS now offered in this Borough, embracing a hirge and varied assortment of Such-as-Fancy-Silks, Wool Detains, Alpaceas, Sbepherd Plaids, Debeges, - Crape De Spanges, Chilies ; Lawns and Chintzem. 'et ic__ot_vi WHITE GOODS: limarsnuno, PA. Swiss, plain and. figured, Cambries Bishop Lawns, Mulls, aaraamtaa dCWI We boast of having the largest assortment ever brought to Town. Were bought twenty•five per cent. cheaper than present Prices and will be sold eccoruingly. Silks,. • Bareges, Grenadines, • Wool Dolains, Poplins, Chilies, Lawns, plain and figured, t alzerincs, Crape Despanges, Eng. Crape, • OUR TANGY STOCK comprises a greatlvariety of Da!morals, Hoop Skirts Shawlv, 'Gauntlets, Kid Gloves, Head Nets, Trim• BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLIN, Linen Sheetings, Bleached ana Brown Diapers, Tiekings, Strip; Farintitro Checks, CARPETS, CIL 'CLOTHS, • ilinds and Hangings EAODEAUSu Our Stock of Gmesiieo is very largo. Sugar; of differen t g rad'es—Moldescis at various priors. 'Loaf -yrup, Ouffeerhreat7R,ior-and—Dtrotielion American and Englisli breakfast . du.'; Teas, Fish, ' 1 •"' .WILLO : WARE AFD ,Q...1j g,EiswAR, _Aad_every_article_ne seary_to_enpply_the_ni tiee Pr rainier comfulable oar old friends .-a ttctintattotts ' ean— to- givo-eattaoam nee To, Imstuass a give our friends even modation possible . With many thanks fol , :roua—patronago=h retofore—wa- shall ,ondl larit a,eentinuane of the pubtie'i favors: , ' ' "•' • JOSEPH! PRIG' i . SAMUU- [TOE' 'firit ;2,1959, . Bsirra, Auet. 11! THE OFT TIIE DAY I ON AS II THERE IS STR IT IN GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, lIARDWARE, RESS GOttlis, merman 'mita, French Crapo, Collars, H'dlefs, Nitta, Gauntlots,ke ME== Cottonades, Linens, Bagi & Bagging 'MIL MIL .4. LATEST ARRIVAL ,ONION GTH ! ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR ;am it AM GOOESH NOTIONS, &e Nain Sooks, &o SPRIEG V.YES \cli CL 01/IS, CASSIMERES AND SATINETS, CLOTHS, CASSDIERES AND SATINETTS, CLOTHS, OASSIMERES AND, S ATI NETTS, GROCERIES! 1564. I===l Waynesboro' Pa. SECOND SUPPLY, SECOND SUPPLY, SECOND SUPPLY, SPRING DRY GOODS SPRING DRY GOODS SPRING DRY GOODS DRESS GOODS LADIES - LADIES . LADIES DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS FURS; SHAWLS AND NUIJIAS, FURS, SHAWLS AND NUBIAS, FURS, SHAWLS AND NUR HOSIERY AND GLOVES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES ISIC _ME 1W - , NW MEN'S _SUING GOODS, MEN'S SPRING GOODS, MEN'S SPRING GOODS, MEN'S -SPRING Gomm. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CLOTHS, UNDERSHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS. UNDERSHIRTS, AND • • AND AND DRAWERS. PRA WERE, flifirEfa Groceries, DR Y . GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS. aIIiIISWARE aifl 101101 Queensware, Queensicare, Queensicare, tention of our custom 3w wick of goads, and ir thanks.. to • customer. atronage, _and wilt en- '• ill, to In c rkt BENEDICT & CO. !MEI ~... ,- „. - •.- l' - ' , ' L. ' ' ." ' . ' ! • : -4. '' n.. / . ~.. ~ 4 .: ‘ :,:; •• AJ;, -, : t, .4 / COMMERCIMU. C6I,LEGi.' TylliFriiiially increasing imrortance•attnchod tb 1 Commercial education, and the eery general at tennon. which this branch is exciting throughout the civilized world, have within the past lew years awakenod such an interest, that po comment is no r cessary 'to establish the practical utility, of tommer- Cla SC 00 S. • • COURSE OF INSTRUCTION . : : Double E'ntro'Book-keeping in all 1'16;30 approv;, . C . - Trade and Commerce. ommercial , atculationi. Mercantile Law, Penmanship in eve 4 t 'lityle the art, &c. ate. Each department it under the i thari of an experienced anu competent' Inttrukor. Ou count, is both thorough and practical.„ Student: are taught to originate and conduct all the Book: and Forms pertaininir to real business, thereby bring ing theory into practice and thus having 'thedt t. .erform the rsgultrrroutine - of - the-Counting-hoirte. . • n-ta-completing-the-ptescribe ; • - Hied to take charge and conduct on Scientific pin cip es th - ETl3ikilis et any well reguiikil — Mercantile establishment. Time required to ciniiplete the course is froin Bto 12 weeks. tinter at any, time. nids awarded for merit only. [i"sss pays all ex penses fur a full commercial course, boarding inclu ded. Send for a Circular. Address Feb. 1 2 —lf) TRENS Ult Y DE PA RDIE N T, FICE COMPTROLLER I hin (1 t 0 i Ol ui Tl ,r 3 u 6 IE, Ct; R I R 3 EN 4 C Y } T HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presort / ted to the Undersigned, it has been made to ap pe,r that the First National Bank of Waynesboro', in the county of Franklin and State of Pennsylvania, has been dul organized under and acc nrdinq to the requirements of the act of Congress,' entitled ''An act toi.provide a 'national currency, secured by a ledgl-of United Stattis stoclss, and to pr — r the eirtulntion and redemption thereof,' approved February 25, 1863, arid has complied with all the provislo}la of said act required to be complied with before ciimmencing the business of Banking. Now, therefore,_ I, SAMIAL T. HOWAlev. Deputy Comptroller of the Curren - cyTtlo hereby errity - that i n the Fi t National Bank of Waynesboro', County of Fra klin and State of Pent Sylvania, is authoriz ed to ( memoßanking the bush eau of under the act afo said, , 1 % %ill ~ In Testimony Whereof, witness my I 4" . ',,,; hand and seal, this Ninth day of Feb- j ruary, 1861. % ). SAMUEL T. HOWARD, , - ...... ,4 Deputy Comptroller of the' Currency. Feb. 10---10 w FOR RATS, MICE, ROACRES, ANTS, BED RUGS, MOMS IN PUBS, WooLENS, AC" vvre INSECTS OS PLANTS, ro. AN• MEALS, AC. I Put up in 25c 50c. and $l.OO Boxes, Bottles. and Flasks. $3 and $5 sizes' for HOTELS, Punctc INSTI TUTION?, &O. "Only infallible remedies known." ' "Free from Poiiions." "Not dangerous to the Human Family." "Rats come out of their holes to die." Irir Sold Wholesale in all large cities. riir Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere. 1 Ur''!!!BEWARE!!! of all worthless imitations. ,'" 1 rif 'See that "COSTAR% " name is on each Hoc, Rot ii, tle, and Flask, before you buy. / • IV - Address HENRY . R. CATAR. 1-7 PRINCIPAL DEPOT 482 BROADWAY, N.Y. IP'Sold by all Wholesate and Retail Dakgists in Waynesboro', Pi. !starch 11.-8 m) MACHINE T. H E subs fiberwould infor , the citizens of Franklin C . nty, that he has ()tend a Machine Shop one-fourthonile north of (i iney, where he is prepared to' maki to order all kids of THRESH ING MACHIN tS, and he wi pay particular at tention to repairilg. He will . cep on hand Cast ings for Separators and Hori Powers, and be able to do repairs on short notic.., Ho will also build the treble-geared FELTON'S HORSE POWER, which is now need by all sigular thrrshermen, and is acknowledged i.i c r ) he rite best now in use. He d will build three ' erent sires, Nos. 1, 2 and 3 ; No. 1 is B.horse poweri N 0.21.8 6, and N 0.3 is 4-horse and warranted to be go. . Persons having old •' horse poivere he will take in exchange for mew poweri. He will a leo be pnared to do turning and boring wrought or cast iron. and will be able to furnish' castings wlion ortleted: the heat of material will be used, and no pains pared to render satisfaction to all that may entrust' MI with their work. • . P. 8. Foundry r ices paid !or Old Cast Iron, Brass and Zinc. March_ l JOSIAH FAHRNEY. GARDEN' A\TIVEETPOTATO THE sul ligation Earls York Cal Ox Heart " ' Tgmatues, improvol red and yellow; • Siveetpotato Plant; • .—ALSO 1' • TOBACCO—Comiectieut Seedleaf, • lminbved Cuba, Mary)and Broadleaf and .1 Quaker; sonable terms. Garden 2 miles Southe r —lf.] • . D. F. GOOD. an ware, Hardware, ni AL. vow, 111 .11111TUr • CHOrI'ING MILLS TRE subscriber would inform the public that ho has purchased of V. Id. Gilbert, tbe well-known Sawing and Chopping Mila. situated about one quarter-of-a-mile_from_dienrY:Faetory, -and is now prepared to saw Lumber to caller, by mill or circu- lar saw, and is also prepared to chop corn, oats, aSt.c. at short notice. Hy punctuality . and attention to business he hopPs to inorA a liberal share of the public's 'patronage.. :JOHN 1.. METCALF. IV. B. He will also be ptcpavd to furnish in season, Plants, such as Tobacco, Sweet Potato, To mgo, and other gaideit plants. , r Notions, Notions, - 7 • ottons. ma o, cat„ reasonable. __A nil S--;-IT T 'II E. subscriber, has still for sale at Melteaff's 1' The ,underoi g noi mills (formerly Gilbert's) LUMBER due: and the -in the room - formerly Public gent a,s Boards, Plank, Lath, Polling; .StriPs, ' slack'of goods to tilt scantling, scantling, So., all of which ho will dispose of °8 the most accommodating. terms being desirous to , and _asiireiated with `lose out his stock.___PeranneveautingLuml&lick; miner y 11h— please call upon him at ; his resiOence.in Waynes , boni. V. B. GILBERT. r•APri I 2 2 •; , for past favors and (ILOTH,,Hat, • Hair, Tooth - a..iil-Nail—Brtishis Ole rine liberal pall just received 'arid for sale very low by 14,: 'Tory rerwetl ztl'oNEli. • • ' • May 'l3; April 12-4- KURT'S KIIRTZ'S ,` ' Y A. M. TRIMMER, Chamberaburg N MI W criber bavng, again in coutae_of_Prop, Lumber for Sale. HANK FIJI, for kirni favors and patronage here tofine bestowed upon him, again appetite before the public to solicit a continnatice alba slime.— He having just returned from the eastern eitiem with fine a and well setected_stock_ofnew Which he intends selling at very low.rates, which he knows he can do to - the- satisfaction of sill who will call and examine his stock. • Below you will find ptintriarated n few articles which will belt und a rnong lii< stuck to which lie calls your attention. 31ILLE141L: 31,00 in ~, of alli • arid Plain Delaines, Jil'k, Fig'd and Cord • Plaid Mohair, :Silk Warp Mohair. lteregvs, ----11-let IT M .- 3 I.avellaL+, ' French and dorntic il:iiigha ma Poplins, • - Pongee Mixture, Clot; for Ladies, WraPings. (;ioverk i i's .. HosieriPin itt variety. , 1 , .' l 7-E-11 . MN'S WEAR, I road. Crii Black and Fancy Cissimeres, Union Cassimeres, lludt Linens, Cottoned('4. • • summer Coatings, • Tweeds, Velvn Cord, • Marseilles, Silk Vesting, Velvatine Vesting* ' of e ll kinds; 'n fat a full assotmeOt of goods for Gentle men treat. ' , Also a larger end well seleeterratock of DOMESTIC GOODS, • Muslin, Tickings: , end • a complete - assortment of Notions: It's ts,o'Assr tVing to enumerate. If you want anything Lat all in the Dry Goods line just call in and yoCifill find_ him ready. to %shit on you with pleasure. • ..• To persons having country Produce to sell, they will find it to their advantage to bring it to Sto— ver'a,as he always gi‘ms-tbe IsigivN marker price. So give him a call, and ho will sell y6ta goods asiclseay as they can be purchased elsewhere. , Nov. 13, 1863. icnr_4.23llll.llA. MAL_ • Miiii DI\TILLED FOR TUE HAIR, Restores Gray and Faded - Bair and • Beard to its Natural COlor, HOPI AND IS A MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING FOR THE ,HAIR AND HEADI CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, CLARK'S RESTUR ATIVE, Eradicates Dandruff, CLARK'S' RESTORATIVE, Promotes its Growth, CLARK'S RESTORATIVF:, CLARK'S RESTORATVE, Is an unequalled Dressing. CLARK'S REST 0 R ATI VE, ~ , Is Good fir Children CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, 18 good for Old People. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, • • Is perfectly harmless. CLARK'S FESTORATIVE, ' CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Is splendid for Whiskers CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, • C A K'S RESTORATIVE:, Cures Nervous Headache, CLARK'S RESTORA'('IVE•., Prevents Eruptions. CLARK's RESTORATIVE, Sopa Itching and Burning, CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Kreps the Head Cool, CITAIIK'S—RESTORATIVI, CLARK'S RESTOR nesboro' Contains no Sediment. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. Prepares you for Parties CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, CLARK'S REior,A.rivl;l,epares you for Ball! CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, No Lady will do without it CLARK'S itESTORArtVE, CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Is Sold. by Druggists mid Dealers everywhere. Price, sl'per bottle.-6 bottles for ss._ _ - min; J. L. M. Noma-Toro. D. S. Braess a" Co., ZT. Ti., General A ente erly-witu under the firm ofTt He would take! the MEM .itlk.W' GEO, STOVER'S, Waynesboro?, Pam PALL A NI! WINTER FOR THE woo RBSTOILITIVE Is delightfully perfumed. TIVE B , MIZ=M Restores the Color. I 3 good for Ladies Contains n) Oil Is not a Dye. Beautifies the Hair Contains nu Gum Polishes your Hair. All Ladies need it. Costs but $l. .1
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