~.,~.
LATEST ARRIVAL
_FALL. ANli_WlNTElt'''2.i
• 4 -
WiT MILLER'S"-
A VINO returned from tho Eastern cities
with a large and eheice aetiottritent of •'
wry Mood r ,4titieensVirstre,r
dartware , and Groceries, ,
Which I am prepared to offer with much greater in•
ducementa than heretofore for finsh,:
Lit:Mao wical
Bilks, all Wool and printed itelaines, - Fiench Me
rinos, Milit - iKsEVliiiighome, .8 1 / a wls, Ralmorale;
iloopskirts, Collars,, Magic Ruffling, :Bugle Trim
zoings,'Hoosery, Cloaking Cloth, &c.
GENTS GOODS
Fancy and Plain Casintores, Black Cliithi Italian
Cloth, Vestings, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Shirt
Fronts, Collars, Neck Ties, Under Shirts,prawers,
Buck Gloves, Buck Gauntlets, &c
DOMESTIC GOODS .
Furniture Check, Bedding, Cotton Flannel,., alt
Woe!' Flannel, Linsey, Tahle Diaper, Towling, ee.
PEENSWARE, CEDARWARE AND
MIOCERIES,
Syrups, 'Molasses, Rio Coffee, Prepared Coffee,
Bee Coffee, & Sugars,. Tobaccos, Rabbit Soap, Teal,
dtc.
The above goods have been purchased for the
Cash and 1 desire the same to be sold for Cash ae
we durft - Feep any books. •
By strict attention to busine}a and a desire to
please in every respect I hope to merit a continu
ance of patronage. ' 7oct 28T-1-864.
PUBLIC E.
, BY virtue of the last will- and testament of Pe
ter late of Antrim township, dec'd, 1
will offer at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Friday the llth day - of Novemier,lB64,
at 1 o'clock, P. M., the fo lowing described Real
Estate, situate part In - Antrim and part in Washing
"ton townships, Franklin county
Purpart Ist. Being -the
MANSION FARM
of decedent, lying north of the Greencastle and
Waynesboro' turnpike road, adjoining lands ofJer.
emiah• Gordon, Samuel Nichodemus and others,
containing
108 ACRES •,
or d 50 PERCHES of good Limestone LAND
with s proportion of Timber. The improvements
are a
.COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
Bank Barn, Shed for Lay or grain, Wagon Shed
and Corn Crib, Spring House & Blacksmith Sho i ,
with all the other netessary out•bouildings. Also
a good'
cv ~~G}rz~~4rt}~~
of Grafted Fruit. There are two streams of Water
running through the farm, to which the Stock has
access from all the fields. Parpart 2d adjoins the
above described tract and lies south of the turnpike
road, contains 49 ACRES and 25 PERCHES,
with a proportion of Timber.. On this tract is a
. FINE MEADOW,
watered by the Marsh Run. There is small Or
chard. Also a Shed for hay or grain.
At the same time will be offered an improved
APPLE MILL with a Horse Power for operating
the same, with Cider Press attached, MLitt good
owl er
Any person desirous of viewing the above prem
ises will please call on the subscriber, or with Jacob
Weimer or Nathaniel Rook • residing on the premi
ses. Terms made known on the day of sale.
BENJAMIN. SNIVELY, Efr.
Oct 21-3t] C 4. V. Muzia,Auct.
ILEALESTA'rEI
AT.
PUBLIC SALE.
frHE subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on
1 SATURDAY the fail day of NOVEMBER
next a tract of land containing, 6 ACRES, more or
less, situate f miles West of Waynesboro', on the
.turnpike leading to Greehcastle, known as the
"Funk property." The improvements are a
MO STORY HICK MN 1111
with Basement, lzpring House . and• two Cellars,
good Smoke House, Wood House, Bake Oven, Log
-Stable, Hog Pen; and other necessary out-buildings.
The out-buildings are all convenient to the dwell
ing, - which is commodious and in the best repair,
4eere being 4 rooms on the first and 4 on the sec
rid floor. There is a large yard in Iront of the
welling well set with choice fruit trees and grape
' ine, and an excellent garden on the premises, both
under good fencing. A fine Spring of never-tailing
water about 20 yards from the dwelling shaded with
largo Weeping Willows. There is also on the
premises ail.
APPLE ORCHARD,
embracing all the choicest varieties, from which
over 300 bushels ()nipples have been gathered this
fall. • • • .• • '
ErThirabeviiii a desirable propoity and would
make a pleasant home for a family wishing to live
retired. , •,• •4,
ririttale to Commence at 10 o'clock on said day,
when the terms will lie made known by
JOHN A. HOYEA.
Oct 21—ts G. V. MOM Advt.
VALUABLE FARM
AT -
PRIVATE SALE !
THE subscriber offers at Private Sale hie value-
Me Farm, situated mites North of Weynes.
Ammo', near,Prico's Church, containing about •
110 ACRES
OF FIRST. LTMESI'ON_E_LAND,
acres,t,More or less, of "which are wellipet with
thriving Timber. The-farm is in a high state of
cultivation and the whole under good fencing.--
The improvements aro, a large two- • •
story" '
Effj
BILICK-11WHIALDIG, -• -
with Back Salting - atiached. new brick amuse
Boase:Stone Spring Lipase,- Stone Bank Barn—
Wagon Shed, Corn Crib and Carriage House, all
under one roof—Bog. Pen. thy shed, dm. There
NE'VER.FAILING SPRING
of good' iiater‘c,onvenient to tho dwelling, with the
Little Antieutir /lowing within 12:/ yards-of the
Barn, to;whlch `ernielc'can have, access from every
_field_excepOnie.- - jthere is also on the premises a
--F L-N- E:-- R - D
of Grafted Fruit .Trees tIP` Any pennon wishing
to view the propiirty can -410-so bv caging . on the
subscriber.' ALIBI& trFAMY.
Oct 21—r4w • ,
larl3l*lpip, trrYbwor :11011$ FUR' 1864--
Now , F LTD E I ,GRArFte Hat , Fattory,
Oilvngire 14; aglsingt -Roust, liggingtown
__ ~ {" r ...'~r:..r Y~-, wA,~ ~•.g M'r, :,B•trsv^. r_r a• -•x -; i•'6 •sr.,,~wC~.;L,.x`.arLc.^.•fiAYl, 0.,...
ounuNr COURT' siLl.
ny virtue of on tm/er of the Orphans' Court of
1131 1 ranitlin Oonnty, theuntlersigned Adtninistra
tor of Dr. kniteti,"firotherton, deed. will pellet Pub
lic. Sale, on the prerniees,. on SATURDAY the 12th
d a y of NOVEMBER, at'lß o'clock, A. M., the fol
. ing-detieribed-PlalkEstateriu-Vvit: Thailinert
•
BRICK 'MANSION - HOUSE'
of said decedent; situated-on Magic-Sheet.-Wayines.-
' hero', o p p osite . Kurieri Hotel. This hone° is entirely
. new- 7 1s built: in the Mast aPproied 'Ancalernstyle,
and is well adapted' forpublici,bnitnersi or for a
pil
vato residence. Also=-an undivided half . Part of a
1.1 -0 U S 'E - - A -WU' L T
on Main Street. This lot fronts 33 feet - 4 inches.
and is 284 feet deep. and is situated in the moat
sinesi part of the.towri.
A. LOT OF LAND
within the borough hut its of Waynesboio', well
•fenced and in a good State of 'cultifiation, bounded
by lands of Joseph IL Orem and Lewis S. 'Forney,
containing 2 Acres and i 29 Perches, neat measure.
--irernmwilLbe made known on the day of sale
by . WS - . - A - MBERSGN-,- •
Get. 21.--ts]* • Administrator.
—7"-ASStaiSTE—E—Sr-SALE
REAL ESTATE.
THERE will be sold by the undersigned, Assig
tuns of Jacob Gossett, on the premises, in
Quincy township, ,ON SATURDAY THE 18TH
DAY OP.NUEEMBER, 1864, the following de
scribed Real. Estate, viz i Abobt
80 ACRES
of Land, adjoiuirig 'land* of Solomon • Harbaugh,
Alex. Hamilton and Alex. Knepper, lying about 2
Jolla from the town of Quincy, about •
O.IC2CTIr .41!L.CLIELIElleit
of the 80 acres are cleared and in a good state of
cultivation with good fence. The balance is Wood
Land.
Terms of Sale:--$2OOO to be paid on the Ist day
of April, 1805, when the deed will be delivered and
possession given, the balance in two equal annual
payments - with - interest from the Ist-day- of- April,
1865.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said, when
attendnnce will be given by
LEVI C. KEPNER,
WM. GOSSERT-
Asaignees of Jacob Gossett.
Oct 21—iig G. V. Mona, Auct.
FIRST SUPPLY OF NEW -
FALL AND WINTER •
GOODS,
AT THE
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
JAMES A. mama.
mY stock embraces all the best -styles- of Plain
and Fancy CLOTHS, Plain and Fancy
CMenszsuazavconviescsna
Plain and Fancy VESTINGS, all of which will be
made to order in the most fashionable find work
maw like manner, or sold in Patterns to suit custo
mars. Als6 a full stock of
READY-DIADE CLOTHING
UV-CHEAP FOR CASII.-va
Also one of the best selected stocks of GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS in the town—fine shirts,
• Hoisery, Gloves and Ties in endless variety. Also,
Military cloths and Cassimeres which will be mad.
o order at the shortest , notice.
s• J. A. FISHER,
opposite Washington House, Hagerstown, Md.
Oct. 21 1864.
FAHRNEY'S
ro
-
INK
•
•
•
ra •
•
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Is soli by F. FOTRTHMAN, Waynesboro', Lewis
Colliflower, Dr. H. Rosenberg, Quincy; Mr. Hite
show, Ringgold ; J. S. Nixon, Chambersburg ; J.
Cook, Mt. Hope ; Lewis Elliott, Tomstown ; Mr.
Snively, :shady Grove ; J. H. Hostetter, Greencas
tle; H. Shiery, Alto Dale. Sep 9—tf. '
..4dininlstrator's Notice. •
XTOTIOE is hereby given; that Letters of Ad.
11 ministration on the Estate of John W. Her
baugh, late of Waynesboro', tlec'd, have been grant
ed to the undersigned.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
Estate will please mati.o immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them properly au
thenticated for settlement.
JACOB BEAVER,
Oct. 14-6 t Administrator.
Administrator's Notice.
(Administration
is hereby given that that Letters of
on the Estate of Joseph Funk,
late of Washington township, deo'd, have been
granted to the undersigned..
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will please make immediate payment; those
having claims will present 'bent properly authenti
cated for settlement. ' DAVID H. FUNK,
Oct 14—at] Administrator.
N .1 111_ •30 NO
THE public are hereby cautioned against tress
passing upon the premises of the subscribers
hereafter by hunting of any kind: They have suf
fered great annoyance and inconvenience•from such
intrusions and are determined to enforce the law in
the future against all persons who fail to comply
with t his notice.
•
JACOB PRIOR, JOHN GREENAWALT,
ISAAC! R. SHANK, WM. SLAUGHENHAUP,
EMANUEL JUDE, DAVID H. GOICLL,
JACOB FEY, WM. WIDE,
Jelin KENNEDY, JACOB °SELL ?
PETER I STRINA, ' JOHN HELM,
SAMUEL &roves. ISAAC DEAaDoagi.
WAD PHILLIPPY, IBAAO H. Warrsions,
/nazi Wnamoug, J. &,J. FaaNns,
Join D. 11.6D/1.
Oct 21 —St.
BERRY & BOMA
ri3E3NTMISTIS.
la AVOW located in Hagerstown. would offer
,their professiohat services to the citizens of the
place and surrounding country. Having had the
experience 01 Filteen years, and having availed them
selves of the late improvements, they are prepared
to do work in a neat and substantial manner, upon'
the most reasonable terms
Hagerstown, N ov. 6—ly.
MeHtzer's Horse &. Cattle Powder. —
M. STONER . having purchased of Mr,
111.. • Mertzer, the' re cipe for making , the above
far-imued Horse and Catlin Powder, fur Pennsylvii
nia and Maryland, takes this method of informing
the Verniers, h as hand and
intends keeping a good supply always - eirchilid. - -
41onntry• merchants and - others keeping such.articles
for sale, would du. well to supply ineinselves with
quantity. lie will sell it on coplinissionor for cash
cbeep.sOrders will be punctually attenilddio. •
January 31. • • • .• • , :„e, ; • • • ,:.„ .•
IF you want' iSie Pomade you ;;....useget it at •
eb. , 5, 'p4. KURTZ'S
•• V •
1564.
LATEST ARRIVAL!
--.- .
11111 BILK BEIUMICr&-CU,
Waynesboro' Pa.
ARE NOW RECN/VING , TEEM
eFIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY ? ,
FIRST SUPPLY.
X 1 4 11111 '3IE I 310 IBIL
OOHS!!
WINTER DRY GOODS
WINTER DRY GOODS
WINTER DRY GOODS
N ip I *
DRESS GOODS
LADIES
LADIES
LADIES
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
FURS, SHAWLS AND NUBIAS,
FURS, SHAWLS AND NUBIAS,
FURS, SHAWLS AM) NUBIAS.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, •
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Mir AE:i ..rig . 9 MN
WITM UV
MEN'S WINTER GOODS.
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP, ' •
CHEAP.
CLOTIIS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SA7 INETTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATINETTS.
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES AND SATINETTS,
UNDERSHIRTS,
UNDERSHIRTS.
UNDERSHIRTS,
AND
AND
AND
DRAWERS.
DRAWERS,
DRAWERS,
GROCERIES
Gr,iceries,
Groceries,
Groceries,
DRY 60011 S,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS.
MN :091171011
Queensteare,
Queenstoare,
Queensware,
rir We would call the attention a ow cast
ers - and - the - public - to our now sock of goods,
at the lonia time return_ our thanks to• auto,
and others for their. lbernlifatronsge, •and will
'deavor by fair defiling with all, to • merit a con
wice:of the same. , •
"•: • AMBEREION,- DE,LiZEDICT
betobet 21y.10." ' -
•DITAXt I STltittate at
Feb. 5, '4l.
,i?...^1 ,:',:,-,A,,f't*.•!.".:.,::
TRE Praatit'Stile' his Farm
situated abind2=4 of s mile - from Quincy, con-,
training z-
' •
CRE ,, S! , N
12,0 f which is in Tit:ober:arid thriVini:feheattitit—
TM, Ferm,hkef the beirC4uality of LIMESTOND
LAND, - exceirra fiat , steins which hi gravel ioil; and
all in a high state of cultivation. If purchasers de-
Fire it the subscriber Will reserve 30 acres leaving
for sale 121 ACR E S. lbs bnililinga will then
be in the centre of the:feria and convenient to eve- ,
ry field. ,T,ho improvernentaiire large
tuaaa t
l o REIS
•
with a portico and porches, a•nevii 'BRICK ANK
BARN, 80 feet long, with Wagon Shed and Corn
Crib attached a largo riOW 'frame Hog Pen, Double
Frame Carriage House, Brick Wash House, Smoke
House, Bake Oven, and - tither out buildings, in good
repair, all the , buildings.' being under''cypiese. find
pine roofil. With, tin spouting - to:each. -There 'a
large Cistern close to the barn; used for Stock; and
-one near_the_kitchen. There is a -Well of lent
-ater Thf also a
water' in the yard. _Atre is also avarititTrifohtAWs
fruit, such as Pearce Plums, Peaches; and Grapes
in the yard, and a good
CAD LP. cga EN2 el:)th Eff)
of young thriving Fruit on the peptises.
Persons wishing ti view the land cat do so by
calling on the subscriber. '
la - 1f the above farm it not mid , privately on or
before the 12TH• DAY OF NEVEMBER Jneit, it
Gill 13e offered at Public sale on that-day at 1 o'-
glock,,P. M.
'Sept 90-Imi
lieposilory copy lm. and send bill to this 'office
for collection.
TAI: subscriber intending to quit the Livery ba:
sines:coal sell at Public Sale at his residence,
in Wityneobovo',
On Saturday the 29th day" October, 1864,
h.'s entire stock viz:
all of which will work anywhere, ono being an ex
tra - Family horse; 1 T WO-HORSE CAR II lA OE;
. 5 BUGGIES,
1 Standing•top with tw.9 sentes, 2 Falling -tops '
eihilting spring seats; 1 Falling-fop with spring
seats, 1 Falling-top Pole and Yoke, 1 Spring Wag.
on with top, 1 Wagon Pole aud Yoke, 1 one-horse
Wagon Bed and Locking Mac bine,l now Cart,
I Double• set 0.0 Harness,
rounding all complete; 7 sets S.ing•le Harness,round
ing plated, all in good or ler; 1 got Ane Wagon Har-_
ness; 2 good Saddles, 3 douhle-rebied Riding Bri
dles, 2 brews -straps and traces, 9 }feed Halters, 2
good Leather Nets, 3 Linen Nets, a lot Cushions,
I good Carriage Reek, 2 pair check reins, 2 extra
single reins, 3 collars, a lot choke-straps, martin
gales and trunk straps, a lot buggy rugs, carriage
brushes, &c., 4 good horse buckets, forks and shov
els, 1 birge mixing trough, 1 good feed box, 1 Ex
tra Cutting-Box, 1 new Wheelbarrow a lot Car
riage Wheels and Tire, 4• carrige whips, a lot but
ter kegs and firkins, and a great many other arti
cles not necessary to mention. W'Sale to com
mence at 10 o'clock on saki day, when the terms
will be made known by CEO. W. PORTS.
Octobar 7—te.) ' - G. V. Maim, Auct.
FIRST NATIONAL BANN OF WATNESBOBO't PA.
OoT,onsa 3d, 064.
RESOURCES.
Bills and , Notes Discounted
U.S. Loan.
U. S. Bonds and other U
S. Securitiem
--$100,443,85
Specie & Legal Tender Notes $9,636,76
Remittances and cash items 439,78
Circulating Notes of this B'k 385,00
Due by City Nat. Banks • $23,7 19,31 .
Due by country Banks 11,553,06
Current-Expenses
Total Heeourcea
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in $50,000,011
Circulation 30.000,00,
Profit and Loss . 2,883,89
Interest ' 1,197,08 -
Surplus Fund , 742,09
Deposits • 79,227,31
Due to Hanks , '102,00
Total Liabilities • ------$164,153,37
roe above statement is correct tolthe best of my
knowledge and belief. JNO . PHILIPS, Cabh.
Sworn and subscribed before me, October 3d,'64.
Oct 7—Qt] J. F. KIJRTZ,Notary Public.
OPPOSITE THE
Lebanon Valley and Pennsylvania R. R. De-
.Oct. 7-IT]
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber offers at Public Sale hireROUSE
and LOT, situated about 2 miles Southwest of
Vv aynesboro' be .r Good's 8886 and Door Factory,
adjoining lands of D. F. Good, - Joseph Rohrer and
oth-rs, on ttIATURDA I the sth of NOVEMBER,
next. The lot contains AOREB with a TWO
STORY
LOG HOUSE,
with Back Buildings att ached. Log Iltab le, Bog Pen
and other necessary Out-buildinys thereon. The
lot is well set with choice Fruit Trees with a Well
of never failing water at the door.
ER - Sale , to commence at I o'clock on said day
when the terms will be made known by •
JACOB E. PRICE.
Hardware,
Hardware,
hardware.
Oct 14—tc.
THE subscriber informs his former patrons and
the public generally,that he has re-commenced
the BARBERING business, in the room next-door
to Tritle's Tinning establishment, and is now pre;
pared to do Hair-cutting and Shaving in the best
style. GEO. B. PRICE.
October 16. •
pERSONS owing the subscriber, will please pay
up.when notified, if they desire to 'save casts.
My determination: is to pay the cash and siceire no
thing else, although, not understood as annulling
former contracts, but under this caption my princi
ple is to "square Up" square.
Aug. 19.1
.L2l°4'
Notions,
Notions,
Notions.
, 422 - attrittranstistionceelfigliW
IN-Ji-FIIMEIOII, - ; --- : -
.:_
Rai eons! anely' for - sale a fultassoriwent-o I
PUODO jor.Gentlemea's ware.; '
WrirLatest City -Fashions always` on'
Waynesboro"; Pa. • ' '
AANEUXlbsaminazaxxsonw
DB. J. FAIIRNEYI BLOOd PERIFf
B/S artble eck.well; known by reputation for
having . ctirrett itinivi 'of thti wend
..casee of Te,t
tof...fulgi; Abe M T ;
*aye on hand at Fourtbrnan'e,prit4 Store. „
lie' has just received or freak isupply ut trot above
article and ran act;ommellate life custmners. • •
Zone 3---' ly.
K UR TZ
SALE.
FOR
BM SALE
i MAD OP NM
Third Quarterly Report
OF THE
$20,000,011
80,443,65
-- 25,272,37
5fi2,84
STATES UNION HOTEL,
pats,
HAHRISBTIRa CITT, PA.
JOHN W. TAYLOR,
Pruprittor.
HOUSE. AND LOT AT
BARBERING.
TO THE PUBLIC !
Acon4frortf,
trim SoCretairof the tee ury giros notie That:
1 subser ipti t oul,Wiii he
. tpceitvi l fer t ,l4,oupoti Troia. %
sury Notssi'ilk4yitidiolf,f i ce -yearn AMU:. Ang. Ifit/i,,t
1864, with at' !berate of tievotri
and. three,tentba .er cent., 'sr ant4uni 7 prineipali
and'intereet both ifs bti Paid if! lawfditioriti;
These•notes will be cbm liblo ,u 1 the 'optiott..,Of,
the holder at maturity, into six per cent, gold bear
ing borids,,puyttble,,net less ',,tiumf - W9uty, , years from
theirdateciiti llitriiltwertiiiiint,fintielitet:7'lThey will
be issued in denominations of $604100, $5OO, $l.
000 and s,ooo;ithrl'ailreirlitiefifAtitreirr nst be for fif
ty, dollers 'or !eine :nr of fifty,dellars t ,
lie inWeieit to). narneSifice
of transportation charges at soon after the receipt of
the original Certificates of Deposit an they can be
prepared.,
As the notesArse/interest' ficarczAirgnst 4.5•' per:
sons making depoeites subsequentAothat date must
pay the interest accrued from date of note to - date of
deposit.
Parties
,derositingtwenty- f fir; thousand donor"
and upwards for then; notes fit any one time will be
- allowed -- a - commiasion 2 ef-OritiAtiarter_of_onti_pot
cent., whi;h will be paid, ,by the Treasury Depart
ment upon the receipt of a bill for the 'amouilt,' cep• .
tided to by tho officer. with,,whom the depasi
• teal
made. No deductions for
* co'mmissions must be
made from the deposits; • . ,
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:OF-THIS LOAN;
Fr is i NA'noeAa SAVINGS BANK, offering a high
er rate of interest 'thair any other, and the besi stem
rity, Any savings batik which , 'Pays its depositors
in U.S. Noise, 'considers 'that jt is,,paying
,in the
bed circulating medium of the country, and it can.
not pey.in anything better' for ill .own eseets'ere ei
ther hi goiernment UecUritiee or in notes or bonds
payable in government paper, .
It is equally convenient as a tempirary or perma
nent investment. The notes can always be sold for
Within a fraction of their face and accumulated in
terest, and are the best seeurity_with_l;anks_as-rol
laterals for discounts.
JOHN MIDDOUR
Convertible into a Six . per cent. i. 20 Gold Bond,
In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes
for three years, this pzivelege of conversion is now
worth about three per cent. per annum, for the cur
rent rate for 5.20 Bonds is not less than nine per
cent. premitim, anti before the war the premium
on six per cent. U. S. stocks was over twenty per
cent. It will be seen that the actu'il profit oh this
loan, at the present market rate, is not less Van 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 exempt& all
bonds and Treasury notes from local taxation.—
On the.everage, this exemption is worth about two
per cent. per annum, according to the rate of taxa
tion in various parts of the country.
It is believed . thatpo securities offer so great in
ducements, to lenders as those issued by the govern
ment. In all other forms of indetedmes, the faith
or ability of private parties, or stock companies, or
separate communities, only, is pledged for permit,
while the whole property is held_ to secure the die
charge of all the, obligations of the .United States.
While the government offers the most liberal
terms for its loans, it be lieves that the very strong
est appeal will be the loyalty and patriotism of the
people.
_Duplicate certify sates will be issued for all depos
its. The party, depositing must endorse upon . the
original certificate the denomation of notes requir
ed, and whether they are to be issued in blank or
payable to order. .When so end orsed it must be
left with the officer r ecciving the deposit, to be for
waned to the Treasury Department.
Snascnienoss witt..ss uscsavED by'the Treasurer
of the United States, at Washingtoni the , several
Assistant Treasurers, and , designated , DePositerieff,
and by the -
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAYNES.
BO Ittr,
$27.411,97
10,4-61,54
$161,152,37
and by all National Banks which UM ' depositaries
of public money, and .
'ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS & BANKERS
throughout the count', will give f Mbar information
and afford
EVERY FACILITY TO STIBSCRIBE.
Aug. 19-3 m.
The former often shock or please,
• But such emotions quickly stage,
But when jewels bright and gay,
In multitudinous array,
.Our serious thoughts assuaging
• Eight-day, alarm, thirtphour, and fancy clocks ;
Spectacles, eases, and a Mil asstirtnat ;ot jewelry',
of the latest styles , and most elegant finish, watches
and jewelry promptly repaired — WA& lowest cash
prices. C. W. LOGAN
April •'
Lumber for Sale:
TEE subscriber has• still for sale at Metcalf
Mills (formerly Crilbert's)"LUMßEß, such' as
Boards, Plank, Lath, Palings, `Strips;' J owe ; 6catit:
ling, /km , all of which he will dispose 'of on the
must accommodating terms, being desirous to close
out his stock. Persons wanting Lumber will please
call upon him' at his residence, in Waynesb ul e,
Ap. tat— tf CALCIFIED:
1114 I SIET-1101 iTt.
rfIHE subscriber would inform is customers anti.
public generally, that g,, with, ether busi
ness men of*Waynesboro', adopted" the .
!4C,.sgLigidEC . itEMSErX I 332III,'".
he is now prepared,.to- lit,Jshorterl.profits tuen
-formerly. -- YersOns'in want of any article in his
line are respectfully invited io give: biro a
-His stock of-HUUSENEEPINti 'GOODS aritl 2 .
KITCHEN .;WARD are completei , lind will lie ;
..atatich rico& (the .timeveonsidered ) necannottfitit.
1 - to give sataductein..-..All.kantWirT • t -
STONER.
MEN 731IC I ,
eriabraMt3g;theffiteut,and , most -.apptoteil , ilin tette,'
fordeithet wend or epsl,tconstently on hand. , -
, 12 0 SpeOntliiigritiolt is giveitto puthrigltiAs ni t•:'
intVinothi of the best tin, fot-IMlnme2atuf 4tim
` 4 iteinamber the' sign 411.14'Thets Vain" •,''
D. IE. RUtpSElX.'''.-
August 26, 1.804.
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I ?Ole FOR TDB TIMES.
While war's fierce peals alarm us,
Or victory's shout olt charm• us,
The calmer notes of local news,
Of little brawls, or banks, or steim
Are equally engaging.
Are placed to view at Grove's Old 'tali,
To brighten eye, or ear, or hand,—
To decerate the lass or lad,
To beautirk the cairn or Sad,
Oh, every heart's delighted !
With rings, and pins, and bracelets bright,'
Glistening like the stars of might,.
On wrist, and .fitigers; ',resist itml i eai;
Like seraphs fair the , youtirappear. ,
With beauty's splendors freighted.
With thimbles, lockets, mourning setts,
Box-pins, gold-chains, and setts ofjet;
Steal jewelry, belt-slides;and honks,
Allot the latest styleW and looks; .
I at sure you'd b'e delighted. •$
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PRICE &.
pure-honed The large and. excellent
' Ellstock of goods belonging to the . Estate. Josiah
BermEsq., ,, ,decenspd, and., j combining whit ;tlO
strine f in the large and evacioilit , Sturei.Room;lttor
s now fresh supplies (brought a, fowl weeks , since)
fOrining the Mock of Joseph Price—are •now,prev
seating to the public• time largest „choicest and chbap
eat seledien of SPR:ING AND SUMMER GOODS
now Offered in this Borough, embracing a large and;
varied assortment of ,
DRY gon
GROCERIES,
QUEENS WARE,
BARDWARE,
HESS GOOD ;
Such as Fancy Silks,l. .
Wool Delains, ,
' Alpaeeas,
Shepherd Plaids,
Deb4ges,
Crape Do Spanges,
Chillies,
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss, plain and figured,
Striped da.,
Cambries,
Bishop Lawns,
Mulls,
izacazam accoaQ.
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
accordingly.
Silks,
Bareges,
Grenadines,
Wool Delano,
Poplins,
Challies,
Lawns, plain and figured,
Balzerines,
Crape Despanges, •
Bog. Crape,
American Prints,
•
French Crape,
Collars,
OUR FANCY STOOZ
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comprises a great:variety of Balmorals, Hoop skids
Shawls Gauntlets, Kid Gloves, Head Nets, Trim
ming
Shawls,
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DOMESTICCOODS
BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLIN , "
. •., •
LinemASheetings,
":Bleached "and Brown Diapers,
"Ti ckin~s, . „
Strips, '
Furinturo Cheeks,
Barlass,
Cottonadis,
Linens, ° '
Bags & Bagging.
CA,TtPETSb
OIL CLOTHS,
Blinds and Hangings:
E(JE'AI . E•So
On Stack of Groceries is ;very large. Sugars of
different grades—Molasses at various prices. Loaf
Sugar,. Syrup, Coffees, real , Rio. and Dandelion',
American and English. 'breakfast do., Teas, Fish,
Cheese, Rice. •,:
Mit
kiRE i.&D
'u Et , ki. VIA2A-Fi'i
Aid every article, iiectinnuy thirnecatei
eft* or render corefittable - our old friendrandl atip;.
' quaintancei, vve• mean tai give- Intusintar;
tnnt ro anannes and give our friende, every tiectnit
. 7 intalatiottpovaible.C . ,With many. tladitltti. for' a girl.
.eroutt Wrnrege;lison . ',Worei::yrit•Vhiit. endeavor. an,
;meritcontinuanCe;oolrepublirhAvent.
option= •
" BANITEL.IIO.I7IBIfrif •
4ittlyuca6dmiture'l7, 186$.
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NOTIONS, &a
Lawns And
Chintzes
Nain Sonic's, ,te
Mitts,
Gauntletsote: