EMENE
,
Tair FUR TROOpI3 :
IMPORTANT urrittix AmovwczmaNT
,WASHING'rOit, Sept. , 2A 1804.
To Mojirt General, Dix ) No* Ytork •
It is aseerthinit'with reas'on'able' Certainty
that the naval-and , other credits, required by
the act of ContineA,',Will Amount to. about
200,000, inoludiu*Watel*k; which has not
yet been repoi4d,te4,lire-D,eportinent, - so that
the President's ektof Tidy 18th is practical.
1:y reduced to 'dirge Mtn - deed thousand men
to Meet and take the place of first
menta in the,.. tavy, ; secoud the atinia)tiefi.,:nt
battle, sicknesti, prisoners, and desertion and
third the IJAmJ.lxsilioa-troopszAnkaii otGees
-
going out by, t earls this
fall. — -
One hundred thousand new troops Frompt
' ly . furnished is all that General Grant asks
for the capture - of "Richmond. and to give a
finishing blow io , the.iehel armies ,yet in the
field.
The residue of-the call would be adequate
for garrison in fort and cities, and to gtiard
all thO lines of communication..and supply,
irew the country from guerillas; give - securi
ty 'to trade, proteet comthcres;
and establish peace, order, and tranquility
in every State
EDWIN M. STANTON,
'Secretary of War.
R3joicing over the Victory at At-
Tanta
OSWEGO, N. Y., Sept. 3.- r -A salute of a
hundred guns was fired to day by the lfith
United States infantry, stationed at Fort On•
tario. The military subsequently paraded
in commemoration-of the victory at
' 'Atlanta.
They, &pt. 4.-A salhte of a hundred
gains was fired in this , city to-day in honor of
Gen. Sherman's victory at Atlanta.
BosxoN,.Sept. 3.—A salute of a hundred
guns was fired at Boston Commons to-day as
an expression of the public rejoicing at the
'capture of Atlanta,
There were salutes also at-Lynn;Belfast
(Maine), and other places.
BurvA.Lo, N. Y., Sept. 3.—The full •of
—Atlanta - was - celebrated - today by the display
of flags , and' his 'evening by the discharge
cannon—
NEW LONDON, Conn., Sept. 3.—A hun
dred guns were fiTid to day in honor of Sher=
man's brilliant vieOry, and thb fall of Atlan
ta. _
SARATOGA, N. Y., Sept. 3.—The bells
were rung and a salute of 100 guns fired to
day in honor of the fall of Atlanta.
BEADING, Sept. 3.—Quite an excitement
prevails in Reading to day. The bells are
ringing, cannons are firing, and the people
—generally-are-rejoicing_ over_thevictory at
Atlanta.
BeatartaTos, N. J , Sept. 4 —The Union
League rooms were illuminated, and a salute
was fired here on Saturday evening, in honor
-of -the victory at Atlanta.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Wright,
Roberts, Rodgers, and the Rev. Mr. Kelso,
a refugee from Wester Missouri._ The great
est - enthusiasm prevailed.
Despatches from Rochester, N Y., New
Haven' Conn., and other places, indicate the
popular enthusiasm over Gen. Sherman's
movements, and the reported capture of At
lanta, Ga.
(CASUALTIES BY LIGHTNING.-A man DAM
ed Milliron was struck by lightning at Al
toona, one day last week, and instantly gilled.
He was visiting a young lady acquaintance
at the time of the occurrence. During his
stay a rain came up, and the lady went out
into the garden to remove some clothes from
a line, the gentleman following to assist.—
They had gone but a few steps outside the
building whe n the lightning struck the touse
lo
one current !lowing down the roof and cum
rminfeationg the man, killing him before
he could -know what the matter was. The
lady was severely injured. .The toes on one
of her feet were split open by the subtle flu
id, and she was otherwise affected.—But faint
hopes are entertained 'of her recovery.
By thticapture of'Forts Powell and Gaines,
seventy Aeces of superior ordnance foil into
our bands. Most of the guns were of Eng
lish manufacture.
Ten privates have recently been tried and
convicted of desertion, and have 'been sen
tenced to imprisonment at hard labor in Fort
Delaware fir two or three years, and to for
feit all pay and allowances.
AN OYSTER WAGER.--Stephen Budd, of
Now London, Conn., won a 8100 wager on
'on Tuesday, by opening five quarts o oys
ters in thirty-six minutes, beating his New
Haven competitor by a pint.
The number of youngin the shell of .an
oyster at spawning time is said to be 1,800,
000.
IN ADVANCE —The Government is now
paying the interes, in• Gold, for the 5.20
coupon bonds which are not due until Ist of
NOvember next.
Mr. J. W. Farmer of New York, is about
to visit the army ofjrginia for the pureoae
of mAking.a personal distribution of doll
barrels 'of tabaeei.
NOTICE TO SCHOOL DIRECTO
THE Antrim Township school Directors will
meet OG, SATVIIDAY, idEPTICHSICFL ' l7Th, -for the
purpose of giving out the sehoolii•in said township.
'Army teachers will be wanted, and•good wages will
be paid.. • F. IL SNIVELY,
Secretary of School Board..
,Sep, El,-2t.
NOTICE TO TRACKER 4.
THE. Board of Dircbtors of 'Washington ftehool
District will tneetat the Western Bc.hnot Houto,
in 'Waynesboro'. on Ist •SATOttDAN IN OCTOBEa, fir
the •purpose of employing 15 !Teachers for Oleic=
of five month,', to take charge of• the sarioussehoo's
in the Distriet. — :- - - H — rd,
- Bep. ' - D. F.. GORDON, See 'ry.
110•US.E. AND'LO"T
N'ClaEt,
THE 'undersigned 'offers at Privatd Bale her
House and Lot of 'Ground; situated in Antrim
nship, at the Marsh Run lihorp. , The Lat.con
t4lll7o3 'Perches , of well improwdolind: with - a coin
.. reliable story, and, a half 132'sjetir b .
;rei t ..11E1Cfektbsco; vial Log NAN, lug
. ,
Pen ~ .artd•lmther 'tneeessary-out.biiildings .
thareon,.and . 'a -well of maverfailing : Water with
Ishurp-inAtottAhe door.' Themare anio tr , virietypf
,Orairefstot trees ehlLe preauses. ...Forfurther per
,,kanijiiikupplicatiosi may , ba. madewto eitherof the
undersigned. -: ItiABELLA-KHINCIL
(.I.tous CAnhatroll i Agent'. ,
1hd1::0••••4
,
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• •
BLOOD PURIFIER,
Ts Solo-by P. Fouwniuss, Waynesboro., Lewis
Collidower, Dr.,11. Rosenberg. Quincy; Mr. liite
shew, Rinigolt); J. S. Nixon, Chambersburg ; J.
Cook, Mt Hope. ; Lewis Elliott, Tomstown ; Mr..
Snively, Shady Grove; J. 11. Hostetter, Greencas
tle ;H. Stump, Alto Dale. ' • Sep 9—tf. •
-.PUBLIC
nriutliority, of the last will and -t es tament of
pismes Ni late of Chambersinng," deed, the
undersigned Eirecutora offer
,nt Public Sale
an the premises, on Wednesday -the 12th day
of October nextott 11 o'clock, A. M., the:following
described Real Estate, viz : A Tract of Land, eft
unto in. Washington township, • Franklin county,
Pa, on the road leading from Waynesboro',. to,
Hughes' Rolling . Mill, about 4 miles from the form
er and 1 from the latter place, adjoining lands of
Hiltbres,.SnOwbergeit's and others, con
taining
131 ACRES
and 43 PERCHES neat. The improvements are
a comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE
good FRAME BARN, and other buildings, with
running pumps of pure water at the house and in
the barn yard, and a stream of water running thro'
the farm. There is also on said trect.a good water
poweeand W MILL, which being situated as it
is, 'near the mountain arrd in the neigbborhood.of
goOd timber, would be a source of-great profit to an
enterprising man. The terms will be made known
on the day of sale', by • SAM'L MYERS,
• T. J. NELL,
Sep 9 -Ltsa • Executors.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers at Private Sale his HOUSE
and LOT of GROUND situated at the • East
' End of Waynesboro', on Main IS treet . The house
le - a - comfortablelvvo strory
WE A. T ITERBOARDED BUILDING 1.
and has been but recently refitted with new frames,
floorinfAc., and has attached a new Back Buitd
ing, thnoke_House,AV ash-House, &c.
— lt the above, property is not
. sold privately on or
defore the Ist day of October next, it will be offered
at-public sale on that day at 1 o'clock, P. M.
Sept. 9-2 t) WM. OVERCASH.
PUBLIC SAL E .
lir HE subscriber will se)l at public !ale, at his
rtsidonce, on the premises of Samuel - S. Win
gert, onedourth mile south of Mount. Hope, on the
roa I leading to Waynesboro', az Slit& reby the 17th
Septcmber, 1P64, the following property, viz :
ONE COW AND ()ALP,
1 - 1 - I — heictrof - Sheep. 3 Hogs; -- l-load - good-Meadow
Hiy; 1 Patent Feed Cuttei, 2 dung forks, 2 pitch
forks, lot new shaking forks, 2 shovels, 1 mattock,
garden hoes, 2 axes, iron wedgeF and .maul rings,
1 mowing scythe, 1 grindstone, a lot Carpenter
tools, such as saws, planes augers, bracebits, chissels
hammers, drawing-knives, squares, 1 hatchet, &c.
1 Ten-Plate stove, 2 Bureaus, 9 Chairs, nearly
new; 1 small rocking Chair, 1 large do., 1 large
-cushioned Ann Chair, 2 Beesteads, 1 Writing Desk
1 Book Case, 2 24-hour Clocks, 2 Tables, a lot of
Pictures, (some framed) Tinware and 14,neensware,
Pots and Crocks, 1, doughtray, L churn, 1 meat ves
sel, 2 s.gal. kegs and vinegar, tubs, buckets, &c.
About 200 lbs Lard, Potatoes by th e bushel; a lot
Maps and about 200 Books, of all kinds. Also the
undivided half of about 2 1-2 acres of Tobacco
-1 good ridittg bridle, 3 stir-nets 1 set-net, and many
other articles not mentioned. Sate tc commence at
10 o'clock on` said day, when the terms will be made
known. D. R. BECKNER.
Sep. 2-2 q G. V. MoNa, Auct.
THE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED
WHEREAS, the cash system having been es.
tablished by dealers in the Eastern Cities,
and by manufacturers general y, and we by this a..
greement are obliged to pay cash for all kinds of
- stock and 'merchandise entering into our business,
and whereas, considering the present unsettled state
of the country, we believe the adoption of the cash
system will be of mutual advantage to both buyer
and seller. Therefor!,
Resolved, That we the business men of Way
nesboro', do hereby agree to adopt the system of
selling our wares and merchandise for rash.-
A mberson,Benedict & Co. Wm. E. Flanagan
•Geo. Stover, John Walter
D. B. Russell, ' J. D. Richardson
F. Fourthman John Cline •
Welsh & Son John Harbaugh
Price & Huellich, Elie Little •
M. M. Stoner Conrad Ruths
J W . Miller Thos.: J. Filbert
J. F. Kurtz • Lewis Deatrich
Joseph Anderson • &3. Bender
W. A. Tritle Jacob Bender
J Beaver • John Fisher
J.S.Rider J. H. Crebs
Wm. P. Weagly O. W: McGinley
C. W; Logan H. Stonehouse.
August 18-6 w
OPENED AGAIN
HITESFIEW &. METCALF.
DRY . GOODS STORE ! '
Second St.. nearly opposite the Post Office, Chain.
bershurg. ,
CP They are also Agents for Sir gees Sew
ing Machine. The best machine now in use.
Call and see us. .
Ohninbersburi, Ang.Th—tf.
MARSHALL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
(MALE AND FEMALE) Mercerabuig, 'Pa.
TriviE Winter Session-of this Institution wilt o•
pen Thursday September Thih,,under the mita
egeinent of the arid( reigned, aided *ay efficient as,
sistar.ts.
Boarders received at the Institution; where they
will be under the immediate control of the Prinoi.
Tuition, from $l2 to $2O per session of five
months . Music and' German extra. Bonding
from $2,25 to $2,75 - per week. '
For furrher particulars address
CHAS. G. FISHER, or
;S. S. MILLER, • 5 Pr i r ic / P a l L
8:11 2-2 t. - •
.Illentzer , s Horse & Cattle Powder.
M. STONER having purchased of, Mr.
Mertzer,:the ''recipe for making the ,a,bove
far-lamed Horse and Cattle .Powder, fur 'Pinnsylva.
nia and Maryland, takes. ;his method of informing
the farmers,driTvcrs, &c.;;that he has on-hand and
intends {moping
. 4 good - supply always_on-hand.—
Country marcher* and others keeping such articles
for sale, would do' well to supply themselves with it
qUantity. He will sell it.on commission-or for cash
cheap., Orders Will be punctually attended to. •
January 31.
WO TICE•
E notes gbien at the sale Jobn G. Miley, in
February Inat,,svern d ue
~ oaths 25th' ult., and
are in the hands of the undersigned for cgllectio4.
Fortin...indebted will ploasepay prompt attention,
Oep. "JAIS. CLAYTON:,
Cooperstuff..Wauted T
T" subscriber will pay.-the highest cash pr ice
for:Cooperstair delivot et! at Ringgold.
sag: B. F. STUART.
orSPRINO STYLE OF HATE FOR 1864
Now: ready at .UPOSGRAF.Fer Hat Factory,
Oppoite Washington licure, Hagerstoe tl
B ~ , ,
pu • Lic _4,
~ : ._ ;s . ~,,, ... I , 1
4e ;cor
YAM ;liI'IA 1 1,1,0111111':
THE undersigned, adininietrator , Daniel Ski'.
der, late ,eillarniltonban township,Aasins Co.,
rennit•ilvig 1$ 11 1 * ° L il4 , 1° on •
tketbih 401 Septeitiaii;4l.o34,
-
at the late reSilid*enitf saiddited, about 4 inilea finin
Monterey 'end 6 front Fitiifierd, along the "ruititiae
Road," all the following personal property belong
ing to his decedent, as follows:
'6. HEAD .HORSES .
10 Mite:AAA Cl - 035713; f4twis mid
..
Cialves, 2 fat Hogs. 3 Brood Saws and 21 - HIZAH
STOCK HOGS; 3 Wagons, 2 log Carriages, 5 sets
Gears, Collars and Bridles, 3 Saddles, 1 Buggy and
Harness, I Sleigh, Bark and Hay Ladders,' Thrash
ing Machine, 1 Windmill,. 4 Plows, 3 Harrows, 4
Shovel Plows, 2 Jackscrews, 3 log chains, single
anil double trees, B shovels, a large, lot chains and,
iron, 2 pair spreaders, Sleds„ Laddcrii,j.,Wheclber
rows, 1 Cam ShoheriAlly.Tnete, a jot halters, 43,
Bags ) , about • ; .•
• n •
TONS 011 1111
40 BUSHELS of RYE. 80 BUSHELS 'WHEAT,
50 bushels Oats, 3 bushels Cloverseed; rakes, forks,
a lot Barrels,a let Locust Stakes, 130 Locust Posts
12,000 Chestnut Shingles, 11,000 Staves and Head
ing, a lot Cog . Wood, a lot Lumber, comprising
Che-ry, White Pine, Poplar and Linn Boma, Oak
Poplar and Hickory Plank;
ONE SET BLACKSMITH TOOLS
Cooper tools, augers, planes,. braces; bits. 6t.c.; 3
Cross=cut and 2 hand taws, 3 crowbars, 3 steel
sledges, about 60 'bests teal stone augers. Also
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
viz; 8 Biankets, Comforts, Quilts, 1 Clock,Chairs,
Tables, 1 Cupboard, 1 Chest, liniies,forksi tinware
crocks, 1 copper kettle. hoes, grindstones, and many
articles not herein mentioned.
sale to commence at 9 o'clock on said day when
hotermS will be Made known by
D. D. RUSSELL, Adm'T.
Aug 26—fa.
Gettysburg "Compiler" and "Star'copy 3t and
charge advertiser.
VALUABLE FARB
FOR. SATE:
----..0-.-
rillHE subscriber offe re at Private Bale, his Perin
I situated about 3-4 of a mile from Quincy, con
taining
151 ACRES,
14 of which is in Timber and thriving Chestnut.
The Farm is of the hest quality of LIMEST O E
LAND, except a few acres which is gravel soil, and
all in a high' state of cultivation. • The imp
cvc
ments are a large
qi Q - _ ' •
CtUraaaata
with - portico and 'porches. a — new -
813 I '.;.IC BANK BA RN, .80 feet long, with Wag
on
Shed and Corn Crib attached large new, frame
Hog Pen, Double Frame Carriage House, Brick
Wash House, Smoke House, Bake Oven, and oth
er out-buildings, in good repair, all the buildings
being under cypress end pine roofs, with tin spout
ing to each. There is a large - Cistern closeto the
Barn, used for Stock, and one near the kitchen.—
There is .1. Well of excellent water_in_the_yaril.—
There is also a variety of choice fruit, such as Pears
Plums, Peaches era Grapes in the rad, and a good
Cii) EMI Cta r.E)
of young thriving, Fruit on the prelim&
ses.
Persons wishing to view the land cal do so by
calling on the subscriber.
11.7" If not sold on or before the first of o;t3ber
next it will then be for rent.
Aug 28-6t.3 • JOHN MIDDOUR.
Tll-11111, REHM I 1 , FR
PEE subscriber would inform his customers and
public generally, that having, with other busi
ness men of Waynesboro', adopted the
"CLik,E633C
he is now prepared to sell at shorter profits than
formerly. Persons in want of any article •in his
line are respectfully invited io give him a call.—
His stock of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS and.
KITCHEN WARE are complete, and will be sold
at siNh prices (the times considered) as cannot fail
to give!satisfaction. All kinds of ,
r iiir 711117 IE2 Mit
embracing the latest and most approved patterns,
for eithet wood or coil, constantly on hand.
larSpecial attention is given to putting up Spout •
ing, made of the best tin, for houses and barns.
Remember the sign of the “Bisi RED Mom"
Di IL RUSSELL.
August 26,1864. •
PUBLIC SALE.'
F order of the B
a h t " p s u s blr s r a t le of „ F rga n County, I will sell s .
DAY THE 24TH DAY OP BEPTf 31DER NEXT,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND.
the eaate of Wm. Fox, deed, situated in Poke
town, about 2/ miles west of Waynesboro', each
containing l I acres, more or less, with a Log Ste
ae on the one' and a variety of choice fruit trees on
the mher; the'whole under fencing. Sale to com
mence at 1 o'clock on said day when the terms
will be m ,de known by DAVID HAHN, A trOr.
Aug 26—ts G. V. Mosta, Auct.
VALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE !
jHE subscriber offers for sale his valuable firm,
containing SIXTY ACRES LIMESTONE
LAND, situated in Washington township, Frank
lin Co. Pa., within 2 miles of Waynesboro and I
of n mile from the road leading from Waynesboro'
'o Hopewell Mills ' bounded by hinds of John Gehr,
Abraham Snowberger, and others: The above de
scribed farm is in a high state of cultivation.. The
~ :'- .o iti It 1178TORYME OM
and Wash House:Wood Shod.}Bank Barn,(6o feet
long) Wagon Shed and Bog Pen. There arc also
on the premises a thriving 0 R.CH ARD oc Grafted
Fruit Trees, two wells' of never ailing *later; one
with a pump in it, and a good Cistern near the
house. A lso.about 5 • aerw of - Mountain Land._
Any person wishing to view said premises can do
so Ity calling on the undersigned re.iding on said
farm. JACOB F. BESS.„
Aug. Y^--tin.
isi FiltSj A_ V f !! 011 , 1 0 1V i r i STOIIpEA.
M: M. sTotErt;
fr lINKFUL to his friends and customers for the
very . lihoral encouragement received•in his .'old
business an I he hopes that the introdection of the
cosh system wit ''add to •their interest and his ad
vantage in continuing their favors. He believes a
db•tinctiol ought to be , madi between 'cash' and
credit' ond lie Intends to, exhibit it in the prices of
hie articbs offered for *sale. Y all And see, and if
not so, purchaie istrreever you can get the cheap !
est, the best article at.theleitrert:pricc., Ills assort
ment it snot*general thin isosually found itilbothun
":Drull*tor*.s. He has quite a variety of Hooks - ,
&c., t which be will dispose of cheap, for' cash, intend
ing to close it,ronsidering •itrurpartothis business,
antlbal adopted this motto r live , anil let live. sup.
IktreantrauPPOrfing.' 11. M. STONER.: •
Aug.. 1 ty:1864., - -
tA::ti-goloiN - .
:subscriptions .8 eiretely • of the Treasury gives notice that
:subscriptions will be reeei yid lb:Coupon Tree
aury Notes ,
payable thug s :years from Ang. 15th,
1864, with aembunnuitinfrirest at the rate of seven
and three-tenths per cent. "per . annum,—principal
and interest both to be paid . in lawful money.
These notes will be Conireitible at the option of
the holder at maturity, jinn - Six per cent, gold bear
ing bonds, payable not lcailhan twenty years from
their date, as the Clovernmeir4 may elect. They will
be issued in denominations Of *5O. $lOO, $5OO, *l.
000 and 5,000, and 41 subscriptions must , ire, I or fif ;
ty dollais or icitaii multiple =of fifty date*
The notes will be transmitted to the o wnen; free
of transportation charges es omit after the receipt of
the original-Certificates of Diplaiit as they can be
Prepared.
As the notes draw interest keen August 15 . , per
sons making deposites subimiuent'to that date must
pay the interest accrued from date 431 note to date of
depoiet.
Parties twenty-five Thousand dollars
'andiapwardefer these notes at our one time wilt be
allowed2i coniminsioti *Of ohegitarter of one per
cent., which will be paid by, the Treasury Depart
mast upon the receipt of a bill for the amount, cer
tified to by, the officer wit b.whom the deposit was
made. No deductions for connissialii; intik be
Made from the depesits. .
PHIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN,
IT IN A NATIONAL SAVINGS BAN7C, offering a high
er rate of interest than' any •other, and the hest secu
rity. Any savings bank which pays its depositors
in U.S. Notes, considers that it is paying in the
best circulating medium'of the country, and it ma
not pay in anything better for its own assets arc ei
ther in government securities or in notes or bonds
payable in government paper,
It is equally oonvenien t as a temporary or - perms"
nent invest men t. The notes can alWaVs be sold for
within a fraction of their face and idecumulated in
terest, and are Lthe best security with banks as col
latemler for - dikwun ts.
Convertible into a Six per cent. 6-20 Gold Band.
,In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes
for three years, this privelege of conversion is now
worth about three per cent. per : annum, for the cur
rent rate for 5-20 Bonds is notices thin nine per
cent. premium, and before the war the premium
Con six per cent.•U. S. stocks.:Was over twenty, per
• cent. It will be that the 'sem! profit oir this
ban, at the present market rate, is not less,than ten
per _cent.-per- annum .
Its Exemption from State or Municipal Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages we have enu
merated, a special Act - of Congress exempts all
bonds and Treaaury notes from local taxation.—
_On_theLeverage, this exemption is worth about two
per cent. per annum, according' to tile 'rate b f taxa
tion in various parts of the country.
It is believed that no securities fifer so great in
ducements to lenders as t hose issued by the govern-
A nent. In all other forme of indetedness, the faith
or ability of private parties, or stock companies, or
seperate communities, only ~is pledged for payment,
while the whole property is herd to: secure the dis
charge of all the obligations of the United States.
While the government offers the most liberal
terms for its loans, it LcHeves that the very 'strong
est appeal will be the loyalty and patriotism of the
people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all depos
its. The party depositing must endorse upon the
original certificate the denonsation or notes requir
ed, and whether they are to be issued in, blank or
payable to order. When so endorsed it must be
left with the'officer receiving the deposit, to be for
ayer.. et to the Treasury Depsilment.
SCESCRIPTIONS WILL 135 BECIIIEVBD by the Treasurer
of the United States, at Washington, the several
Assistant Treasurers and •designated Depositaries,
and by, the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAYNED•
Bollo',
and by all National Banks which are depositories
of public money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE 11A N Kid & BANKERS
throughout the 'country 'will give father information
and afford
EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBE.
Aug. 19-3 m.
TO THE PUBLIC 1
SQUARE UP ! ! i
.
PyERSONS owing the - subscriber, will please pay
up when notified, if they desire to save %pests.
determination 'is to; pay the cash and receive no
thing else, although, not understood as annulling
former contracts, but' under this caption my princi
ple is to "square up" square.
Aug. 19.] ' . M. M. STONER.
1 POIC FOR TIME TIMES.
While war's fie ree.peala •alarm us,
Or victorY's•shouts oft charm us,
The calmer notes of local news,
Of little brawls, or break; or stews ;
Are equally engaging.
The former often shock or please,
But such emotions quickly , coose.
But when je-n els bright ar.d gay,
In multitudinous array,
Our serious thoughts assuaging :—
Are placed to view at Grove's old stand,
To brighten 'eye, or ear, or hand,-:
To decorate the lass or. lad,
To beautify the calm or sad,•
Oh every heart's delighted !
With rings, and pins, and bracelets bright,
Glistening like the st•ue of night, -
On wrist, and fingers, breast and ear, -
- Like seraphs fair the youth appear! •
With beauty's splendors freighted.
With thimbles, lockets, mourning setts,
Box-pins, gold.chains, and s /tette of jet,
Stealjewelrth belt-slides and books,
Alter thu latest styles and
in sure you'll be delighted.
Eight-day, alarm, thirty-hoar': Mullaney clocks ;
lapeetaeles, cases, anal - a full artiortait rat , of jewelry,
of the latest styles and most elegant • finish, watches
and jewelry promptly repaired at • the• lowest cash
prices; - G. W.LOGAN
Aptit 221-tf•
_: minisira 4t7ioti - Niotice.
NOTICE ncrebY' given the t"Lcalini:of.
ministration on the Eitateof Daniel Sidder,
late of Adams county, deceased, have been grant;
ed to the undersigned; residing in Waynesboro'.
All person e knowing, themselves indebted to said
Estate. will please make immediate payment: and
thrselaiiing claims wdl prose nt them properly au
thenticated for settlement.
sag. 25-61.] , La. RUSSELL, Admit..
HR. de FAHRNEMBLOOd PURIFIER,
T HIS artPle so well known by reputatiOn for
Carte'd some of the worst cases of Tei
ter, Verofirla, and all imPunty of . tho Blood, is al..
ways on hand at Fourthrumn's Drug. Btoni. . .
lie hasjust received a fresh supply of thO 'above
asticlWand'cawsiCeommodate his customers..
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LATEST ARRIV
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INBERSON, BIiNEDIET & CO.,
Waynesboro' Pa.
ARE NOW REOEZVING THEIR
SECOND SUPPLY,
SECOND SUPPLY,
SECOND SUPPLY,
jr..lllw.
COOISH
SPRING DRY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOOW3
DRESS GOODS
LADIES
LADIES
LADIES
DRESS GOODS • -
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS.
FURS, SHAWLS AND NEDTAS,
FURS, BRAWLS AND NUBIAS,
FURS, SHAWLS AM) NUBIAS.
HOSIERY:AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND Gl d YES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
IMI Z 7 DST 0 Mil
SPAINg DOM
MEN'S SPRING. GOODS, -
MEN'S SPRIN GI GOODS.
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S SPRING GOODS.
CHEAP,
CHEAP,-
CHEAP,
CHEAP.
CLOTHS,
CLO 7 RS, CASSIMERES AND SA7 INE7'TS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATINETTS,
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES AND 'SATINETTS,
, UNDERSHIRTS,
UNDERSHIRTS. •
UNDERSHIRTS,
AND , •
AND . •
AND
DRAWERe.
. • •
DRAWERS,
DRAWERS,
GROCERIES
Grai.4rics,
Grocerieo,
Groceeics,
DRY GOODS;
DRY GOODS,
'DRY GOODS.
URINALS AO NEON.
Oteenniarc;
Quee»sware,
Ite.C118L00);
I:7' We-would call the attention oar custom
cm and the public to our new stock of goods, and
at the same tinurr, turn our thanks to customers
end others for their liberal patronage, and will en
deavor by fair dealing with all, to merit a continn
once of thilitune.
AMBERSO.N, BEN4DICT & 00.
• April 22, 1861 '
lrr PUTNAM'S 'Patent Cloth Wringer
' for sale at the of the' Big Red Hon)
D. 0. Rows a
(.1 illy 11 `O - 4 ‘,
Agent or Frnkliericeuntsi.:
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3 17 . N Ilki.04 1 ,. : 11! leg*
PRICE & HOEFLICH
HMING purcheird the large and excellent
stock of goods belonging to the Estate Josiah
Resorts, Esti , deceased ;• and combining with the
same, in the large and capacious Store Room; tile
new fresh supplies (brought n few' weeks since)
forming the stock ,of Joseph. Price—ire noW pre
sen
senting to the public tint largest, choicest and cheap
est selection of 13PRING AND SUMMER GOODS
now altered in this Borough,, embracing a large aril
varied asses tme at 'of
DRY GOON !
GROCERIES,
DRESS GOODS,
Such as Fancy Silks,
Wool Delains,
Alpaccas,
Shepherd Plaids,
Pebeges,. '
•
Crape De Spanges,
• Challies,
Lawns and
Chintzes.
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss, plain and figured,
Striped do.,
Cambries,
Bishop Lawns,
Mulls,
amuulaco wooac,
We limit of having the -largest assortment ever
brought to Town. Were bought twent7•five per
cent. cheaper than present prices and will be scrld
accordingly.
Silks,.
Enrages,
Grenadines,.
Wool Detains,
•
Poplins,
Challies,
Lawns, plain and figured,
Balzerinos,
Crape Despanges,
Eng. Crapo, •
•
American Prints,
French Ciape,
Collars, H'dk'fs,
Mitts,
Ganntlets,Bto.
CUE FANCY STOOK
comprises a great variety of Ba!morals, Hoop Skirts
Shawls Gauntlets, Rid Gloves, Head Nets, Trim
ming Ribbons, Laces, &o.
DOMESTIC GOODS
BROWN AND BLEACHED
Linen Shootings, .
Bleached and Brown Diapers,
Tiokings,
• • Strips,
Furinturo Chocks,
Burlass,
Cottonades,
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1353 s A t
•ARPETSr
hardware,
Bitrdware,
hardware;
OAOtEALES.
Notions
Our Stock of Gr_oceries_iaxery_large.—SugrnaW
dircrentgrailes—Molasses at various
Sugar, - tiyrup, Coffees, real Rio and Dandelion,
American and English •breakfast do.. Teas, Fish,
Cheese, lice.
• 4IM AEC MD A.. JUL '9
• WILLOW 'WARE AND
•
QUEENSWARE
And every article necessary to supply the liaison
ties or render- comf Wahl° our old friends-end ac
quaintances. z, - -We mean to give ransenata arm
vinot ro•ausmass and give our friends evety acchnl
modation possible. With many thanks for a gen
crone- patronage= heietofore we shall endeavor to
merit a continuance of the'paWieli favors: ' •
. , . . • , ;JtitlEPlt
• ' • • ISAMVELHOMPLOW,;2>
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COLUMN
MIME
=ln
SECOND ARRIVAL,
14ECo1%ip ARRIVAL,
SECOND ARRIVAL,
svaimEn GOODS,
SI)WIER GOODS
sranun GOODS!
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE,
OM CLOTHS, •
El4:ads and NangOp.
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NOTION
Nain Books, &o.