MEM STRE EAU
nageripm.., Md.
HE subscriber wouldregeotfulTY inform_ the.
publie-that-helas-taken-the-Establislune
wising the "Washington lionset' and so favorably
known when occupied by his father, where he has
just opened
A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT
'lce Cream gillealcoark - NT
The old patrons and the public in general are in
--fonneiLthat the house-has-been-thoroughirrenuvuw
ted and refitted so as to Insure their comfort, and
that nothing-will be left undone to Merit their pa
tronage. •
Oysters; Clan slid Other Luxuries
will be kept in season, and MEALS will-befurnish.
ed at all hottrs. Gentlemen will be furnished with
Rooms for private Supper Parties when desired.
"ice Confectionery Department
will be in competent hands; and Weddings,'
Pic-
Nice, Private Parties; and Families will be supplied
with. Confectionery, Jellies, Blanc Mange, Ic e
Cream, Charlotte Ruce, and. WATER ICES, of
various flavors, and at-the shortest notice,- '
THE LADIES' SALOQN
♦ will be devoted exclusively to the 'use of Ladies
and Gentlemen accompanying them. In short, ev
ery part of the business will be conducted with • a
-- desim-tcr - please - cuat , •.
May 27-3m.J
HY MIS 101101 STOII !
"MANSION HOUSE?
ChambersburgVra.
SECOND ARRIVAL!
METCALF & HITESHEW have just
ceived and opened their Second supply of
new SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, to which
—they-invite-special aterni,n. 'Their stookin - fr - ali
-- 7 and-foll f vomprising--alt-the-ilifferent-styles-of--
DIES' DRESS GOODS, bac an co ore ' ilks.
plonking Cloths of the latest styles, Balmoral end
1 - loop Skirtsfull assortment of White Goods ' Gauze
Crape and Dove Veils, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars,
Cuffs, Hdk'fs, and everything belonging to a Fan
cy bry Goods and Notion Store.
GENTS D6ARTMENT.
In this deportment we have Cloths, Cass imeres,
,both Black and Fancy; Plaid and Striped Goods
for Boys' weameattonatles,Dinins, Denirn
Brown and Bleached Muslim, Flannels, Tickings,
Arc., with a great ,variety of staple and fancy no.
tions, all of which will he sold low f r CASH.
The patr,onage of the public is most respectfully
soliCited. METCALF & HITESHE W.
361aY
Claim Agent.
-- 1113FASTINGS-GElHR,Authori*ed Claim-Agent'
,Chambersbot, ?a., for the collection of Pen
sions, Bourity,'Back Pay and 13ounty Land for of
ficers, soldiers, their widows or heirs. All business
will receive prompt attention either by personal ap
plication or letter.
May 27-4 t".
Army and ;lay,. ,
T OSEPH DO'UqI,A, Attorney at La w,
Waynesporo', being duly licensed as Claim Ar
gent will procure .Pensions, Bounty, Bounty Land,
arrearages of pay and clothing, rind all Other allow
ances due seamen and soldiers, their heirs or repre
scrua_tives.
May 27—tf.
PUBLIC SALE
BY an order of the Orphanh' Court of Franklin
County to me•directed, I will expose to.publie
On Monday the 6th day of June, 1804,
on the premises of Adam Rock, dec'd, in Tomstown ,
ono mile East of Quincy, a
SOT OF GROUND
.comaimng 2 Acres, more or less, with n
110-STRIED EBRO HMI
and Back Building, Bakehouse, Barn, and other
Improyemepts thercon 'erected. ;There are also on
said lot some very FINE FRU4I` and RUNNING
WATER AT THE DOOR.
The
. contlitione of pale are ; The one.half of the
purchase money to be paid on the confirmation of
sale, the other half on the let 4tiy of April, 1865,
with interest from day of sale.
Any person wishing to view the pFernisea can do
so by dining on the undersigned living in Quincy.
r-7" Sale to commence at 10 o'ciock on said day,
When attendance will be given by ,
_ _ .
May 20--ts]
I%lpW MILINARY GOODS!
MISS M. C. RESS:EIt invites the Lollicx of
Waynestioro' and vicinity to en!! and examine
her stock of new Millinery Goods just received
from Pk ilatielphia. [May 13-9 w.
CHABERSBERG RESTAURANT,
THE subscriber would inform the public that he
has leaser) the well-knoxv Restaurant, on, Main
Street, C ,ambersburg, near :he Public Square and
under the Post Ofßce; where he will be pleased to
wait upon old acquaintances or others from Way
nesboro' and vicinity visiting Chamberabdrg. He
will Lave constantly on hand
A Prime artiele-01-pysters-aml - kle=ietrielt.-
• i, Pigeon, and other game in season; Tqr
tie and other layortte Soops; Ham and
Eggs, Mutton (lho . ps i Beetstake, Tripe,
Bologna Sausage, and other articles usq
usually kept in first-class Restaurants.
JAMES B. DUFFIELD.
Chamhersburg, Ap. 2sl,
BEItRY & BOWLUS,
HAPING located in Hagerstown, would ofhar
their professional servicee to the citizens of the
place and surrounding country. Having hod Oil ,
perien ce of Fifteen years, and having availed ttiern
w selves of the late improvernent.v, they are prepa-ed to
do work in a neat and substantial mariner, upon the
most reasonable terms,
Hagerstown. Nov ti--I v
fwil AL. vow .Ivg:
AND •
(MOPPING Nav a s ;
"subscriber woubl inform the public that kr
has purchased of V. IL Gilbert, the well-known
sawing 'and Chopping Mills, situated about on,
. . . enr a ac ory, an. is now
prepared to artts% . Lumber to order, by mill or circu.
tar saw, and is also prepared to chop
—'=st - 'saoft Aly punctuality and ' attention tq
business bphopes to Merit a liberal share of tha•
,public's patronage - . JOHN L. METCALF.
N. 13. —He will also he prepared to furnish in
season, Plants, aqch as. Tobacco, Sweet Potato, To ;
mato, Cabbage, and other garden plants. Terms
reasonable. J. 1..' At.
April 8-IY.
.
T L
B Leabscriber informs the public that ho will
have really for sale front the lst•to thc . sth of
large hit bwepipputto fl o ws, th e most
choice -variety, - known 0 Ole "JERSEY YEL
LOW." ' • IY. • FLAK.
w April 99---tf.
JONAS WINTER.
Door-Framei — Frames
FLOORING, &C. &O.
JAMES A. FISHER.
MY stock embraces all . the hest styles of Plain
end Fancy/01,0111S, Plain and Fancy
-- - aaieIatZSGZOLULIaGEM'J:2Oti;3O_
Plain and Fancy VESTINGS, nll of which will be
made to order in the most fashionable and work
manlike manner, or sold in Patterns to suit custo
mere. Also a full stock of
L. C .KEPNER,
Trustee to sell.
Also, one of the best selected stocks of GENT'S
FIJRNISHING GOODS in the town—fine Shirts,
Hoisery, Gloves and Ties in endless variety. Also,
Military clothp and Cassimercs which will be made
to order at the shortest notice.'
.1. A. FISHER,
opposite Washington House, Hagerstown, Md.
May 6, 1664. •
losital o
EAST SIDE OF CARLISLE STREET,
GiftEENCASTI:E I pa.
is . mtatiLrespecu.” , y
the rave wg public tfiat this Hotel has been
REMODDLEB. The Rooms are large sod conk.
ibrtable and are all well furnished with gobd new
I furniture. Persons stopping at t his awe oan have
either double or single Rooms, with or without fire
in them. ' The TABLE is
,always supplied with
the_best in- the market, and his BAER filded with
the choicest ].moors. There are also s fine Lot.
-
and a pair_ot— 04-antl - Stocluenretiitli
the Hotel for Ike a cconnoduti to qtl6liers and
Butchers.
ye! a ways hoja-mui-4.1 e:ith good
wholesome Provender fur stock. sad ac.ended by
careful ostlers. JOHN H. 8.4.A.1148.
April 1&, 1864.] Proprietor.
riir 4 I ice
The undersigned would inform his customers
aLd the public generally that he bee removed his
stock of goods to the Southwest conker of the square
in the room, formerly occupied by Josiah besott
and associated with him in bueirie, samuel Heel.
lich, formerly with J. 8., and is now doing business
under the firm or Price & goeflich•
He would talcs the opportunity to return thanks
for past toyer/1.1114 would solicits a continuance of
the same liberal pats page to the new Ann,
Very iespectfttlky, PHI,CH.
April 22—U.
" a strny horses came to the litibscriber's
corm near Stoutreis new mill, onlip Ilbh ult.
one sorrel mare, supposed to be ahoy i.-.li, sears old,
bob Lund legs white nearly up to the i.liie,tho oth •
er a gray mare supposed to be shorn '_istel‘e y.eara
of age. with pliped mane and stump to ~ pth ma r *.
at V. S. The owner is requested to, - o forward,
prove properly and by paying this A . rgon• and
other expellees con take them awa . -1,-!
BARBERINC.- . 1
r.fHE subscriber laterals his form pifilrons awl
the pub* generally . , that he ..cctniukeacmtl
We Artrbering Amsiness, in the mom next 'llOO7 to
'Pritl,e's Tinning establishment, and'is now prepared
to 4o ii:air.eattnig and Sliving• in the bent style.
Oct. 14 la EO. 0. 1314111:.
TREASURY' DE MEN ,'
, OFFICE COMPTROLt,F.A OF THB 0 1 / 1 1RENOlt
Washington, February 9; 1864.
HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence preserf.
• V ted to the undersigned, lama been made to ap,
• • he - First - PlatiOnid - Banbof -- Weymes .
in the county' of Franklin and State of Pennsylvania,
has been duly organized under and according to the
requirements of the act of Congress, entitled "An
act to provide a national currency, secured by a
pledge of United states stocks, end to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof, • approved
February 25, 1889, and has complied-with all the
provisions of said act required-to be complied • with
• ummencing the busine_as_ofilatilun:
Now, therefore, , 1, SAMOA T. HoWARD, Deputy
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certily thak
the First National Bank of Waynesboro', Colinty •
of Franklin and State of Pennsylvania, is author's.
ed to commence the business of Banking under the •
act , aforesaid.- • " '
TestitnanY Whereof, witness my
hand and seal, this Ninth day'of Feb
. `- ruery, 1884.
. • SAMUEL T. HOWARD, •
1 ...,0% 4 Deputy comptroller of the Currency.
Feb, 19 —lflw.
Wood Working and
aillt.''SViNci-
L UMW!
inning the manufacturing of a 1!
'ding Material, such as
A SS,
STILL col,
kit.ds of Hui
orsOiV
FACING, MOULDINGS,
Sliil AIL 111711 T W. NW' II Go-
' By mill and circular saws of every description.—
Asking a continuation of favors. I promise stiil to
sell on as equitable terms as possible, conside-Ing
times and prices. For further particulars applN'to
the. subscriber and proprietor. Factory 2 mites',
Southeast of Waynesboro.
April-L,-L1364
inlifillilolllllllMMA
, ,
WE the undersigned intend to put up a Ca!
Mill and Evaporater to manufacture Syrul
at Ringgold, Md.. We call the attention of farmer: ,
to the importance of raising the Cane, as it Is be
lieved by persons who have raised it to be the mos
Amble r , that IT id. It 1 4V - d . two
valuable cop . can be nuseu. .yleids
hundred and twenty.frve to two hundred am even
ty-five gallons of Syrup to the acre. The Cane is
best planted on hilts. The seed should be sprouted
before planting it. Persons wishing to get seed cat
get it at Charles Hiteshew's store, Ringgold; at
Charlei Hiteshew's score, Smithsburg; at lituund &
Logan's sire, Leitersburg; at Geo. Stover's store,
Waynesboro'; at Daniel Mentzer's Mill, at -sand
Frantz's Mill, at Geo. Besore's Mill, in_the—Blach
Corner, and at the Nunnery Mill. -
Feb. 12, '64 —rl . l J.s.S. FRICK
•
GARDEN SWEETPOTAXO:
AND
Tcoloa,coc, Plants.
THE subscriber having 'again in course of Pr.:-
nation
,Early York Cabbage,
Ox Heart
Tomatoes, improved zed and yellow;
Sweetpotatto Plants;
—ALSO
_ TOBACCO—Connecticut Seedleat;
Improved Cuba,
Maryland Broadleaf and
Quaker,
all of - which will be ready in season and upon rea
sonable terms.
Garden 2 miles'Southeast of Waynesboro'.
ap, 1 —tfl D. F. GOOD.
FIRST SUPPLY OF NEW
SPRING' AND SUMMER
GOODS,
AT TUE
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
READY-RADE CLOTHING
geirellEAP FOR CASH.•°®u
STRAY 1101:1SE$,.
TTHESE Bondi are Witted:tinder the -- Aot at con
gross of March 8, 1864, which provides-that all
Bonds issued under this ACV , iihall lie EXEMPT
• r • . •
cipal authority. Babieriptions t o ; these Beads are
received in United States notes or notes of Nation
al Banks. They are - TO BE REDEEMED IN
COIN, at the,pleagure of the Government, at any
period-not- lees-than ten nor more than forty years
from their date, and until their redemption . FIVE
BE PAID IN
COIN, on gouda of not over one hundred dollars
annually aid on all other Bonds setni-annually.--
The interest is' pa 3 able on the fleet days of •March
and September iii each year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Cou
pon Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered Bonds
aro recorded on the 'books of the U. S. Treasurer,
and can be transferred only on the owner!, order.—.
Coupon Bot.ds are payable to bearer, and are more
convenient for commercial uses.
Subscribers to this loan will have the option of
having their Bonds draw interest from March Ist,
by plying the accrued interest in coin—(or in Uni•
ted States notes, or the notes of National Banks,
er-cent-for-premium i -yor-receive-the
drawhig interest from the date of subscription and
deposit. As these Bonds are
Exempt from State or Municipal Taxation,
t en vs neat increase rom onli - to — th - reirpo .
er a mumnccsording_to_the_rote of tax levies,in va.
rious parts of the country. •
At the present rate of premium on gold they pay
ovElt EIGHT PER CENT. INTEREST
falcurrency, and are of equal convenience as a per..
11:tenant or temporary investment.
' lt is believed that no securities offer so great in-
• :Incements to lenders es the various descriptions of
11.-S-Bonds.—ln all-other torrno-of-indebtedness,-
Ite-faith-or-ebiti • .rive-te- .ettiee-or-etock-com
ID-F.-GOOD-
panics or seperate communities only is pledged for
payment, while for the debts of the. United States
the whole property of the country is holden to
cure the payment of both principal and Interest in
la_ma_y_he_subscribetLfor_in-aums_from
$5O up to any magnitude, on the same terms, and
are thus jmade equally available to the smallest
lender and the largest capitalist.
_They can be con
verted into money at any moment, and, the holder
will have the benefit of the interest.
It may be ueefut to state in this connection that
the total Funded Debt of the United States on
interest hi - payable - In gold, on the - 341 day of March,
1804, was $768,975,000. The interest on this debt
for the coming fiscal year will be $445,937,126, while
the customs revenue in gold for the current fiscal
year, ending June 30th, 1864, has been so t ar at the
.rate of over $100,000,000 per annum.
It will be seen that even the present gold revenue
of the Government ate arge
of the Treasury for the payment of gold interest,
while the recent increase of the tariff will doubtless
raise the annual receipts from customs on the same
amount of importations, to $150,000,000 per an•
Instructions of the National Banks acting as loan
agents were not is:l.yd from the United States
Treasury tn.til March 26, but in the first three weeks
of April the aubscripticins averaged more than TEN
MILLIONS A WEEK. -
Subscriptions wilt be received iy the
First National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa.
Second National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa,
Third National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa.
AND BY ALL OTHER NATIONAL BANKS.
which are depositaries of Public money, and all
RE SPE CTA BLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, (acting as agents of the
National Depository Banks,) will furnish furthor
information on application and
Afford every Facility to Subseri
bere.
May 13-2 m
PLANTS! PLANTS !
rir HE subscriber has ein hand a large lot Plants,
I such as CA It BAGE, early and late; TOMA
TOS and BEETS do. do.,
and the different kinds
of other Garden Plants. Ho has been to Philadel
phia, where ho selected a lot pure Yellow Jersey
SWEET POTATOES. Persons wishing to change
seed will do well to give him a call. Helms also a
large lot of
TOBACCO PLANTS
of the different kinds, all of which will be disposed
of upon reasonable terms.
Persons wanting Plants can get them at the fol
lowing places On . every THURSDAY, at the
Mt. Hope Store, at Jones' Hotel, in Quincy, and at
Miller's 11,401. in Funkatown, commencing on the
19th instant. On TUESDAYS, at ,the .Shady
Grove Store, at the Franklin Hotel. Greencastle,
and at the Marsh Store, commencing on the 17th
instant. >.V - All orders Ailed and 'sent in. any di
rection.
f '
Garden 2 miles Nort b,.of Waynesboro', near the
r---- _
Gate House.
___----M- - M ORGTA - L. - 7 -
/ /
RE.APEIK REPAIRENti: ~, DOMESTIC COO DS
• •
. // wit ,
ffl HE subscriber (successor of E. S. Trine!) in- e./ •
1 1 firms the public that he is now prepared to do BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLIN,
,
all necessary repairing to either the McCormick or
Manny Reaper.
-A
WM. E. FLANAGAN.
--
— CONITIEECIAL COLLEGE. Linen Sheetings, i
, 7
N. B. The subscriber-w-alsogent for the sale Bleached tin-Diaper,-- - J
- of - the - i - MCC - Ormick Reaper. W. E. F. T i chings,
r .testlitrincreasing importance attached to
May 6-21 n. Strips,
Commercial education, and thewery t
hrough ai
I IR THE. TIMES tention which this branch is exciting tout Furinturo Checlv, Groceries,
• thc civilized world, have within the past few years I3urlass, Groceries,
awakened such en interest, that no comment is ne- , Cottonades, Groceries,
While.war's fierce peals alarm us, emery to establish the practical utility of Commer- I Linens. . •
or victory's shouts oft charm us, cis I schools.
Bags & Bagging
The calmer notes of local news, COURSE OF INSTRUCTION: ! . •
Of little brawls, or bteake, or stews, CARPETS,
Are equally engaging. Double Entry Book-keeping in all its most approv-
ed forms, adapted to the various • departments of I
OIL CI.BOTHS,
The former often shock or please,. .
.Trade and Commerce. Commercial Calculations, • •
But such emotions quickly cease. Blinds and Hangings.
Mercantile Law, Penmanship in every style of the
But when ;Pr- , els bright and gay,
art, (Ste. & c. Each department is under the charge
Di multitudinous array,
of an experienced s it u competent Instructor. Our
Our serious thoughts assuaging : CI I
course is both thorough and practical. Students r it 1E , ~
Are placed to view at Grove's old stand;,. are taught to originate ,and conduct all the Books
To brighten eye, or car, nr hand,— and Forme pertaininw tercel business, thereb brie. - Queenszcare,
Tudecerate the loss or lad, lag thee lour _nractice-iit avlng them to •
QResAsmare,
To beautify the calm or sad, e - orm the regular routine pf the Counting-house.
____SALutery_he .. ". . . Students completing the prescribed comseare_qual Our :!lock of-Grocerivsis - v - Yry (2 ueenswa re,
filled 4 ake_charge-and n a ct a t Scientific prin. differen t grades—Molasses at various prices. Loaf
With rings.and pins and bracelets b_right --- ----
' ciples the Decoke of any well regulated Mercantile Sugar, Syrup, Coffees, teal Rio and Dandelion,
0 listening_like-the-s tar i, establishment. Timerequired to complete the'course 1 American and English breakfast- do:. Teas, Fish,
On wrist, and fingers, breed and ear, is from ato I2.weeke. Enter at any time. .Diplo. Cheese, Rice. i
Like seraphs fair the youth appear ! miss awarded for merit only. - larsss pays all cr.
With beauty'ssplendomfreigjited.
pewee for a (pa commercial course, boarding inclu- 4110 e AM lUD ..Aii... itit..
4 .
pewee
lockets, nununing ?wits.. ded.
Box-pins. gold-chains, and setts. of jet,
~ Sand for O. Circular. Address WILLOW WARE' AND
&gni jelvdry, belt-slicies and bpoks, . . ' A. M. TRIMMER,' ._—.---------------- _ rTr .
ABA the tweet styles and Whet, • Feb. I,2—tfamberab , g. • E E N S W A R. E ere
--- _
........ I i r
/IE4 SUie you'd be delighted ,. . Eli INS "V rt. .45h. - "Jr . And every article necessary to supply the necessi. '
iht-day clocks k
AME, to the , premises of the subscriber , near ties or render comfortable our , old friends and ac-
Spectacles, cases, and a lull mono ht. of w atch e s
to be about quaintances. We mean to give P&SSONAL ATM
of the latest ogles and most elegant • finish, CAntiolam 4Wlstion. about the 4th of April, a
black and wlfite spotted Hull, sup p osed
and jewelry promptly repaired at the lowest cash
4 years old. Elie owner is repeated to prove prop. i 105 To ausitures and give our friends every accoui
wristlet& possible. With many thanks fur a gen
prices- C. W. LOGAN emus patronage heretofore we shall endeavor to -
April 22—tf. erg, pay charg,:s. and take bin* away.
May I 3-31.* • W. FOR merit a continuance of the publie'is ravers.
NY Feb. 8.14.
M P 6P RI NCrerap OF HATS FOR 1864 A. L Y '
___ .....
Jus4pti
PRICE, , TIRAKE'S Bitters at
Nov ready at UPVEGRAFFS' Hat Factory, I
r you want tine Pomade. you must get hat !SAMUEL HOEFILACIL .-.'''--- - -
fl
Opppsite W ashingten house, II agerbtown i Feb. 5,''64. - h ['WM'S" ' Wayncsauro' April 22, 1864.
=-4u-ncPs=tt:Pl
V. S. 10=4011014DS.
I y In excess o
FIRST 'SUPPLY
OF NEW
BitY GOODS.
GROCERIES,!
QUEENSWAIiE: - AND -CEDARWARE!
J. W. MILLER'S,
Waynesboro', Pa.
iffy AVING jueureturued from the Eastern Cities
ILL he would call the'ettention of his customers
and the public generally to his
Or NEW
Which will be sold at extremely Low Prices.
Below you will find enumerates a few articles
which will be found among his stock, to which he
invites• your attention:
FOR THE LADIES,
Bilkg,
till Wool Detainer,
Fancy---..---
BiMibazineri,
Plain Gingham',
• Plain Flannels,
Grey
—ALSO :
.allies' Shawls
Fancy Prints,
Extension Skins,
Balmoral „Skirts,
Ladies' Collars, ,
Magic Ruffling,
Linen Hat's,
Hoisery, &c.
l ENIS WEAR,
Fancy Cassimeres,
Plain ••
Cloths,
Italian Cloths,
Vestings,
Satinets.
Tweeds,
Jeans,
Shirt Fronts,
Gents Collars,
_Neck_Ties,
Under Shirts,
Drawers.
Buck Gloves,
Gauntlets,
DOMESTIC SHIRTING,
Fnniitnre Check,
Bed Ticking,
Cotton Flahnol, •
Wool
Taible Diaper, •
dinging, Sm., &c.
Qui eensware,
Hardware 9
Boots and Shoes,
Cedar Ware.
•
a CI) cs3lr__ , ;: W' Z a lla r ep
Of the very b,•st einality, such
Syrups, and New Orlean . Molasses,
Best Rio Colfe • ,
•
- Superior Prepared
o. Ilummell's Best EssiW:
__ Baker's No. 1 Chocolate,
Raisin 3,
Tobacco,
Rice, tfic., &c.
'The above goods have been carefully selected and
purchased at the very lowest figure. He is therefore
enabled to accommodate all who may favor him with
a call. By strict attention to business and a desire
to please in every respect, he hopes to merit a con
tinuance of patronage.
NO TROUDIM TO SHOW GOODS,
Country Produce taken in etch-nge for goods a
the highest market prices. .1. W. MILLER.
May 13, 1864.
IN WAYNESBORO'
AS II TN PORE!
IN UNION AS IN ONION
tIIEBE IS STRUNG-I%u
PRICE & HOEFLICII
AVING purchased the large end excellent
sto k of : Dods beloni'n : to the Estate Josiah
Till T
Besore, Esg , decease , and combining wit t
same, in the large and capacious Store Room, the
new fresh supplies (brought a few weeks since)
forming the stock of Joseph. Price—are now 'pre
senting to the public-the_largest,choicestondcheap
eloaiou.of 4 IPRIN_Q_AND SUMME t t ODDS
now offered in this Borough, embracing a large and
vari e d assortment of _
DRY GOODS I.
GROCER'
QIJi ENSWARE,
DHSS GOODS,
— Su - eh - as - Faney - Silks,
Wool Dolaius,
Alpaceas,
Shepherd Plaids,
Debegea, •
Crape De Spanges,
Cha
Lawns and
Chintzes;
WHITE GOODS.
•
Swiss, plain and•figured,
Striped do.,
Canibries,
Bishop Lawns,
Mulls,
.Nain Soots, &c
uciaaztazw acicxll,
We boast of hnving the largest assortment ever
brought to Town. Were bought twentpftve per
cent. cheaper than present prices and will be sold
accordingly.
, Silks,
Bareges,
Grenadines,
Wool Delaius,
Poplins,
Challies,
Lawnv, - pla - M - arrd - fignred,
•
Ba!scrims,
Crape Despanges,
Eng. Craps,
American Prints,
• French Crape,
Collars, li'dk'fs,
OUR FANCY STOCK
comprises a great variety of Balmer*ls. Hoop Skirts
Shawls, Gauntlets, Kid Gloves, Head Nets, Trim-
ming Ribbons, Laces, &c.
ER - OF - T
HARDWARE,
NoTT NS &e
Alias,
Gauntlets,&c
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AMBERSON, BENEDICT:& CO.,
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SECOND SUPPLY,
SECOND SUPPLY,
SECOND SUPPLY.
SPRING DRY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOODS
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DRESS GOODS
LADIES
LADIE.S
LADIES
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
FURS, SHAWLS AND XMAS,
}Tits, SHAWLS AND NUBIAS,
rußs, SHAWLS AND NUBIAS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
MIL 111 E, ..MlbT 9 MB
SPEIEti rtms 1
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S- SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
CHEAP.
CHEAP-,
CHEAP,
CHEAP.
CLOTHS,
CLOTHS, CASSDIERES AND SAI !NETTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATINETTS,
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES AND SATINETTS,
UNDERSHIRTS,
UNDERSHIRTS,
UNDERSHIRTS,
AND •
AND
AND
DRA WERS.
DRAWERS,
-DR ANVERS;
DR y GOODS.
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS.
IMEINARE MI ROB.
'We, would calilhe attention of our custom
ere and the public to:our new sock .of goods, and
at. the same time 'return our thanks to customers
and others for their liberal patronage, and will drop
deavor by fair dealing with all, to merit a coating+
once of tho same.
AMBERSON, 'BENEDICT & CO.
April 22, ISM
A:Ft tiT 'S Cattle rowdu at
I , Feb.s, '64
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Hardware,
hardware.
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Notions,
Notions,
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