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11100 Y virtue of the last Will: iffilittittilsitCO
jillihas, Hoch, late of Quincy Tdiftiship, dee%
the sUbsoiilie :. will be 11 it. - Public Sala, on
rAtersda,y the Le day of December s 1864 ,
rat Snow Hill, 'on the road :leading *hem Wayden•
'bozo' to Quincy, the tenoning personal property,
'viz:
ONE EMILY - 1101188 ;
'•ONE PALLING-TOP RITGCY, ono one-horse
Spring Wagon, 1 Sleigh awl Bells, 1 Cut and cart
gears, 2 sets Single fieriness, 1 new Saddle and
Riding Bridle; 3 Buffalo Robes, 3 Fly-nette,4 picks
sledges, 2 digging Ovas, 1 wheelbarroW, 2 axes; 1
'large chest of Tools, Stich as saws, augers, planes
and' chiselsva large lot of LUMBER, consisting of
lf inch, 1 inch and inch Yellow Pine Boards, a
lot of assorted Scantling, 12004p0d Cheett.ut Rails
-a lot of Chestnut Bar Posts; a lot of •
CORN BY. THE BARREL,.
500 bushels of Lime ; 1 curled Maple Secretary
and Book Case. 1 Bird's Eye Wardrobe, 1 eight
day Clock and Case,l Settee, 1 set Chairs, 1 Ta
ble, 2 Stands, 1 'l'en•plate Stove and Pipe, 1 case
of Surveyor's Instruments,
A LARGE LIBRARY OF BOOKS,
consisting of miscellaneous' works, 0 large Maps ; 4
U• 'S. TEN-FORTY COOK& BONUS,
$5OO each; 30 SHARES STOCK, First National
Bank of Waynesboro', 4 Shares Waynesboro' and
State Line Turnpike Stock, and a great many ar
-tielesentirely too• numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock on said day, when
attendance and a reasonable eredit will be. given
WM. FLEAGLE, Ex'r.
G. V. MONO, Auct,—
Nov. 18 —2t]
NOTICE.
THE Stockbidders of the First National Bank
of Waynesbord; Pan are hereby notified to
meet at the Banking house, OD Tuesday the 6th
day of December next, between the hours of l 0
A. M. and 3 P. M., for the purpoie of voting for or
against the Amendment of Article 3d a the Asso
ciation, so that it shall rend—adding, "who shall
hold their offices troll the next annual meeting and
until their successors shall be elected and qualified."
• W. f 3-1
CEO. BESORE,
J. H. CLAYTON,
nay 18-2tl DANIEL IHICKLEY.
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on
SATURDAY the 10th of December next, on
the premises, the foltowing described Real Estate,
viz: A Lot of Ground situated near the German
town School ifousP, adjoining Lands of Matthias
Nicholas, Peter Lout, and others, containing
11 49. 0 XIL NI IS "s,
with a story and a half LOG HOUSE, Lag Barn,
Hog Pen, &c., thereon. l'here is a good well of
water near the house and a young Orchard of
choice fruit trees on the premises. Sale to Com
mence at 1 o'clock on said day when the terms will
be made known by JACOB LOHMAN.
Nov 18
PUBLIC SALE.
IN pursuance o an or er o t e Irp ins Four
of Franklin county. Pa., the undersigned admin.
-tistrators to sell, will offer at Public Sale, on
Wednesday the 30th day otArovember, 1864,
at Bowden's Hotel, in Waynesboro',ail the Real
Estate of Emanuel Miller late of Washington town
ship, deed, viz: Purpart Ist, being th-:
"MANSION FARM,"
situated in said township, bounded by lands ofyehr,
Resh and Bonebrakes, containing
ACRES
134
end 76 PERCHES neat, the land being the best
limestone. There is also an excellent Spring we
tering—a fine Meadow, and an Orchard of grafted
fruit. The improvements are good—•A STONE
li 0 US E, rough-cast, A STONE BARN,t•pring
House and all miler buildings required. This pur.
part is one of the best farms' and most desirable
homes in the county. Purpart 3rd, being a farm
of •
S 1 A 0 RtE S •
and 44 PERCHES,' situate in Quincy township,
adjoining lands of Stoler, Zody's heirs, :Greenawalt
and others, having thereon a W E ATHERBOA RD
ED HOUSE, BANK BARN and other improve
merits. There is a stream of water running through
the barn yard for stock, and a wed of good water
near the kitchen. The land is also limestone of
good quality, and the property is convenient to mills
store, &c., and one of the best, of the size in that re
gion. Purpart 2nd, being 35 Acres of
MOUNTAIN LAND,
situate in Washington township, along the Mentz
er Gap Road, set with chestnut and other timber.—
There is some clear land, a spring and fruit trees,
and an old house. EirPersons wishing to view
the above property will call on N. 13onebrake or
the parties residing on the premises. Sale to com
mence at 10 o'clock when draughts will be shown
and terms ma de known by • ,
JACOB E. MILLER,
NICHOLAS BONEBRAKE.
Administrators,
to sell, &c.
G. V. Moso.
Nov. 11 te.)
PUBLIC SALE.
jN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
ofFranklin county. Pa. the undersigned, Trustee
to sell the Real Estate of Christian Frantz, late, of
Washington township, dec'd will sell at public out •
cry, ON TUESDAY THE 29TH OF NOVER'BER, 1864, on
the premises,. all the Real Estate of said dec'd con
sisting of about 16 ACRES' OF GROUND adjoin
ing lands of John Frantz, Samuel Frantz, John
&lively and others, an.) situated within 200 yards
Fairview Mills. The land is first quality, and mell
kciproved, having thrireon a commodious
BRICK HOUSE •
Stone Wash House, Barn, Carriage _
House, and all other buildings necessary to comfort
or convenience. There is a well at the kitchen door
and running water accessible to stock in the barn
yard. A prolific ORCHARD of grafted fruit, peach
and plum trees, grape vines, &c., are some of the
recommendations of this property. The buildings
and fences are all new and in very good condition„
while the place is especially convenient, being reach
ed by roads from four directions. The neighbor.
hood is one of the best and a pleasanter residence
Could not well be found. Llntisie to commence at
.10-o'clock when the terms will be made known.
ABRAHAM FRANTZ.
Trustee to sell
Nov. 11—to
HOTEL IT NMI SiLg.
rr HE undersigned will sell at Private' Bale the
Waynesboro' Hotel, situated in Waynesboro',
Franklin county, Pa. The Hotel is a large,
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLI NG ,
*situated in the centre of the town and hae`thebest
• traveling and transient. custom in the State, —The
House bas 15 Sleeping Rooms, Large Lining Room,
Kitchen, Parlor, Bar Room. Basement, Ac. • There
is a good Well of Water at the . Kitchen door and
en aXcelient 'MUM,* t4, - .34.4• 'l ll ,reA B -4abling
thirty, Lituroflorsea. , .; , .; r
AIso—OcAORES OF LAND,adjiiining town,
,
043 'soldl,witti the atiOvi,iirdpeitY tithe purcha
. - sar:4BB, l o ll .it ; .P. 1 14 9/ 8 , 1 3 YVD EN •
Nov . - •
• TAP W; PUMA M Paient• Clothl Wnngejt
..'.. JOEL lor of Ifilizifiod Hon ] ,
'' • .." 1 t ti • •,,; Emma..
cottaty4:- 1 - ( July II 1, '62.) '
Agent for Samuel Fitz.
Jou M. SMITE, Auct.
t,A T
OF NEW
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1
10231
GEO. STOVER'S,
Waynesboro', Pa.
VIHAIMHFUL for kind favors and patronage here
tofoie bestowed upon 'him, again appears before
the public to solicit a continuance of the same.—
He having just returned from'the eastern cities with
a fine and well selected stock of new
FM MID WINTER
EDADS,
Which he intends selling at very low rates, which
he knows he can do to the satisiaction of all will
. cull and examine his stock.
below you will find enumerated a few articles
which will be found among his stock to which he
calls your attention.
FOR THE )
1•11 a.
He has a large assortnie of Dress Goods consisting
in part of
C
Printed and Plain Delaines,
•
B l'k and Cord Silks,
Plaid Mohair,
Silk Warp Mohair,
Bowes,
Medona Cloth,
Lavellas,
French and domtic Gingha me
Poplins;
Pongee Mixture,
Cloth for • Ladies,
Wrapings,
:G loves,
Hosiery, in great variety.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
Broad Cloths,
Black and Fancy Cessinteres;
Union Cassitnores,
, Dock Linens,
Cottonades,
Bummer Coatings,
Tweeds,
Velv•:t Cord,
Marseilles,
- "Silk Vesting,
o vatme 'es trigs, o a
•
kinds; inifact:a full assotment of goods for Gentle
men wear. Also a larger and well selected stock o
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Muslin, Ticking; and a complete a assortment of
Notions. It's no use {trying to enumerate.
you want anything at all in the Dry ,Goods line
Oat ca 11 in and you will find him ready to writ on
you with pleasure.
To persons having country Produce to sell, they
will find it to their advantage to bring it to Sto—
ver's,as he always gives the highest market price. So
give him n call, and he will sell you goods as cheap
as they can be purchased elsewhere.
Nov. 11, 1864.
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber will offer et Public Sale, in the
village of Quincy, on MONDAY THE /4TH DAY
OF Novitmuca, the following personal property, to
wit :
TWO EXTRA MILCH COWS,
one,of which Will be fresh sometime in March ; 2
largo FAT HOGS; 1 Falling-top and 1 Trotting
Buggy, both as good as new; 1 new Wheelbarrow,
1 large Grindstone. Also Household and Kitchen
Furniture-2 raw Bedsteads, i new Wash Stand,
1 new writing Desk, 2 large Looking Glasses, 1
LARGE TEN-PLATE STOVE with pipe, t l large
iron Kettle, 6 new bags, 1 barrel Vinegar, 1. barrel
preserved Cider. 2 barrels, 1 ten-gal keg, 2 meat
vessels, 4 new tubs, 1 large funnel, 2 small water
cans, 1 pair large steelyards, 1 sack salt half bush
el, 2 bushel baskets, 4 new buckets, 1 new chum &
buck ; 6 Cords Wno f, a lot / alings and Boalds,
lot new timber for porch,
MOO MT OF HITE IN BOWS,
for weatherboarding; some Hay and Coinfodder, 5
bus. Potatoes; 1 mew mattock, 2 axes, 1 saddle, and
a variety of other articles not enumerated. He will
aiso sell on the same day the House and Lot. It
is a TWO-STORY
Ma 0 ar ME 0 IT .0 3EI ,
with a good shop attached—Wash House and Bake
oven under one roof—a Well and Cistern near the
door, a good :table with Buggy Shed attached for,
two buggies, with room in the stable tor two hor
ses awl two cows; new Hog Pen, there is also some
fruit on the lot. The rooms in the house are all
papered, and everything about the premises in CQUI•
plate order. It is on of the most desirable proper
ties in the village for privatelite. to com
mence at 10 u'. lock on said day when the terms
will be made known. SAMUEL. MIDDOIIIi.
Nov. 4—ts) • G. V. MONG, ALIO,
ir 3EL .11116. "E"
TRAYED .from the premises of the subscriber
. oahuut the last of September a WHITE HOG,
with a black spot above one hip and a piece cut out
of the right ear. Any person giving such informa
tion as will lead to his recovery will be liberally re
warded. , HENRY, HENNA:LE.
Nov. 4-31. . • .
CORD WOOD AND RAILS FOR SALE;
THE subscnber has a large lot Cord Wood and
Chestnut Bails which he will dispose of on the
ground. on the moat accommodating terms.
Nov 11-3 w)
:WI qb alziroil EPP 0-011
111 HE subscriber °fills at Private Sale a •let of
ground situated near the Bhie Rock School
House containing about 19 ACRES, upon which
there is a comfortabl two-story
LOG. HOUSE.
good Smoke House, Barouche House, Hog Pen,
&c. There is also a , fine ORCHARD of grafted
fruit on the premises and a Cistern near the door.al
, GEO. GOSSERT.
— Mentzer's Horse ti-Cattle Powder.
ed of Mr,
M o M •M er . itzer BT , ?h N e E re a cipe hav t i r g J: i si l l: F n ias
l l g the above
farionied Horse and Cattle Powder, for Pennsylva
nia and Maryland. takes this meacid, of informing
the farraers,4lravers, AM., that he basso* band and
intends keeping a good supply always on hand.—
Country .merelusani, and others keeping. ouch articles .
.for sate, would do well. to supply,themselvea with a
quantity. 11. will sell ; it on commission or forMuh .
eheskaOrders :bet .punctually -attended tw:
+Jantuuylll...-..
!,:ICURTis
;.,...:,
NEW; Fi#, ll6l 4:l,AiNR„ 7 1 :1; 4 . 1 :;.r .
G,,.
JUST FROM THE EASTERN AUCTIONS
AT THE NEW STORE OF
IVIgTO NIX & HITESHEW,
CTIAMBEELSBURG.
On Second Street, nearly Opposite Me P. 0.,
•UT Simi have a full sleek of all kinds of Dry
Goodeuod NotiantOrbich we are selling at
'astonishing low priceg (foi.the timetOr.
We have Detains Plain oV• Figured from 35 up
Colicoes, • : . , "
Cloaking Olathe, -215
Geminate,. ' ' 0 " 15 "
Unbleached Muslin IS 25 1t
litesched;— o op it
An' Wool Flannel, *s 50 •,
Hoop Skittifoi'Misses,
4. Ladies,
Wool Under Skirts,
, " Over ,
giosking Yarn,
Best Spool Cotton only 100
Ih short we are selling almost every, thing lower
then can be bought (at present)" wholesale in the
cities. Call if youplease and see - for Toteselves.
METCALF & HITESHEW.
Pi. B. We are also Agents for the Singer Sew
ing Machine. M, & H.
Oct. 28, 1864
TEE subscriber will offer at Public 'Bale, on
BATURDAY the 26th day of NOVEMBER
next, the fancying described Real Estate, viz :—A
half Acre lot of ground, situated in Quincy, oppo
site the Lutheran Church, with a two-story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
with Basement and Store Room attached, Wash
House, , Frame Stable, Hog Pen, ifild other out
buildings thereon. There are a variety .of choice
Fruit trees on the lot and a spring branch running
Witgh - it, with a Wall of—good--water--convenie
to the house and a Cistern just completed, near the
door. Also—
=PICO ..41110111DISEILIIMIlig,
more or less, of first quality Limestone Land, ad •
JciaifiglaMidirof JOU bitamy, David
Snowberger and the 'Snow Bill farm, about 2 Acres
of which are well set With thriving Timber. On
this tract there is a fine OIriHARD of grafted fruit
tr.es. Also—A tract of
MOUNTAIN .LAND
ajoining lanes of frGood, John Lantz, and others,
containing 10 ACRES, 'more or less, well set with
thriving Chestnut and other timber.
EV.Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day
when the terms will be made known by
N.B. The above property may be purchased
privately prior to the day
,of sate. R.
Oct. 28—ts. . •
THERE will be sold by the undersigned, AsSig
nees of Jacob Ijossert.. on the premises, in
Quincy township, ON „SATURDAY 7HE 19771
DAY OF NOVEMBER,' 1864, the following de-
son e ea state, viz: s 'out
80,A-CITES
of Land, adjoining lands of Solomon Harbaugh,
Alex. Hamilton and Alex. Knepper, lying about 2
miles from the town of Quincy, about '
3E....M1X1M"
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, 1865, when ttie deed will he 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
attendance will be given by
LEVI C. KEPNER,
WM. GOSSeRT,
Assignees of Jacob Go& iert.
G. V. MONO, Acct•
ESIIISTiI lini IllY DES MN I
OGILBY having just returned from New
L" ' York and Philadelphia with a LARGE AND
SPLENDID ASSORT:4IEIU OF LADIES and
GENTLEMEN'S
s FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which he has bought at very low prices and is en
abled to offer great inducements to persons wish
ing BARGAINS.
Persons visiting g its we shall take muck pleasure
in showing them our stock and Offer them great bar
rains in buying. 6' ~0.,
•
Washington House "Store," Ilverstown, Md.
Oct 28-2:n. .
ANN _AIL SAE? _IL 1 1 DT Gs-
CHOPPIATOr MILLS
•
THE subscriber %yenta' inforin the public that he
has purchased of V. B. Gilbert, the well-known
sawing and Chopping Mills ' situated about one
quarter of a mile from gear's Factory, and is now
prepared to saw lumber to oreer, by mill or circu
lar saw, and is also prepared th chop corn, oats, &c.
at short notice. 12e Persons wanting WATER
WHEELS can have them made to order at short
notice. None but the bust material will se,used
for this purpose. By punctuality and attention to
business he hopes to merit a liberal share of the
public's patronage. JOHN L. METCALF.
P. S. The subscriber oilers for sale a new
FRAME BUILDING, 10 by 16 Wt, suitable for
a backbuilding, wash house, stable, etc., all 'ready
for roofing. . J. L. M.
Nov. 4, 1864.
THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale at his
residence 2 miles' Bouthwesf - of Waynesbore,-
hear Good's - Sash' and Door Factory, nn Sercrana . r
rax 26rtt or Plovinaaa, 1864, the following proper
ty, Via:
1 GOOD ItI.II,CH COW,
2 FAT HOGS; 1 Wardrebe;•2 Wish Stands, I fan
cy do; 3 Bedsteads, 3• sets chairs, 4 Rocking Chairs,
1 Trundle . • Redatead, Secretary,. 1 'Chest, a lot
Carpeting, lot „Window ,Blinds, 1 Royal. Cook and 2
Ten-,Plate stoves, t Braeakfast and one
Kitchen,Tabte,.g• lot floor oil bleth r l Rocking Cry ,
dle,l , COrner _Cupboard; 'I eight-day Occu l t dough
tray, I sink* 2, large basket/4 lot , BOokis,' Queens-
Wire, Glass and TitswirUi ;crocks, heiches and tubs,
Sorgho Systip;'l imier of. Vinegar, a: lot bar
rels; a lot Paint and White' Lead
V. B. GILBERT.
- ONE TOP BUGGY,
and Harnesi, 4 See Scapa and 1 Hive, Sausage
Grinder and Sniffer, a lot Hot bead • ISasli, 6 Hour
harrelit,2l. crocks new A pplebutter, a,lot dry. herds.
lurks,- mattock and shovels. 2 TONS - or HAY; 2
Laddrs, a h 4 oak and :pine lumber,. 5, bus. Pota,
toes 1 cord of wood, 1 huge iron kettle,,and other
articlee.not enumerated., iVr,'Sale tocbinmence at
10 o'clock on said. day , when 4 ,credit ,
Opt .months
will be given on aft sums, omer.slo- 1 -oxccipt that for
hoga.which.,will be ,castr,..purcbasers to; give their
nutesWitli,opproved.gcwity. • •
t. , 1:. 1 r-414PCM.E!, PRICE;
Nov
oi 11—t5). ,„ alesa,'Autl, •
„
IarSPRING , sTYLE OF iiATS Fon„1884
,-;.
N ow T oady at .` 1 (I
He deo,' thigostown
PUBLIC SALE.
FTTiTy4 7 77MiMI9
REAL ESTATE.
Oct 21—t sj
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT TH
PUBLIC SALE.
flttitTlOlthitri .
NOV. VP II 181154,
it 25e
66 - •75 u -
225 II
foOL
187 per lb.
PRICE& HOEFLICH
Ia'AVE just received and are yet receivingifrom
the Eastern markets a fine addition to their
stock of
GROCERIES, &C,
To which the attention of the community is direc
ted as they will discover that they are offering goods
lower than the. prices have been heretofore through
the country. Their stook of
ILHOSENBERG
Cannot:be surp4sed for desirableness of style and
quality.
CASSINIERES,
' CLOTHS,
Of the latest pitons,
A fine assortment of Sack Flannels, also La•
dies Cloaking Cloths of the different colors
worn, and at prices to suit all.
Ladies Clouds, Sontags, Hoods, &c,
zirauaztam aucLo4
We boaet of having the largest assortment ever
brought to Town. Were bought twenty-five per
c•ept. cheaper than'• present prices and will be sold
accordingly.
Lawns, plain and figured,
alzeri n es, '
Crape Despanges,
ling. Crape,
American, Prints,
• Preteb. Crape,
Collars, Irdlefs,
Mitts,
,Gauntletsoke
OUR FANCY STOCK
comprises a great variety of Bahnorals, Hoop Skirts
Shawls, Gauntlets, Kid Gloves, Head Nets, Trim
ming Ribbons, Laces, &e.— -
DOMESTIC COODS
BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLIN,
Linen Sheeting,s, '
Bleached and Brown Diapers,
Ticking's,
CARPETS,
orr...crio TES,
131108 and E,Eaniingt3
rAOBEMLES.
Our,Stocit of Groceries is very large. Sugars of
different gratles-;-hlolasses at various prices. Loaf
Sugar, tlrup, Coffees, teal Rio and-• Dandelion,
American and English breakfast du.. Teas, Fish;
.Chedie, • - '.• - ,
QUEENSW.A„Fte,
Anti every snick necessary to supply the necessi
ties or retktlO. , .ald_friends and at
quaintanees. We mean to give mimosa:. ATTU
r Mop Ti)..BUStNivtio and give:on:friends every" ticctita-
Withlnutny , thank* firs - • tt.gek. ,
-emus patronage heretofore *0
tatisit : a continteutee of *6 , public's ravine. , i
'v. :=:.11.16k11 3 11 , ;PHIGEi'
.• bANIUELIIOXFLICH
tVoystessb.k-o,
COLUMN!
SECOND AROIVUd,.
SECOND .I.IgItTVAL,,
SECOND. ARRIVAL,
WINTER GOODS,
WINTEU ti 00054,
WINTER GROOM;
DELAINES,
.51ERINOS,
ALP OCAS,
PRINTS,
GINGHAM S,
J.INSEYS,
Silks,
Bareges,
Grenadines,
'Wool Delains,
°Poplins,
Strips,
Furintnro Cheeks,
'
Buriass, f
Cottonades, I
--Linens, t
Bags ct Bagging..
' 4l = - Am.camp, 4
WILLOW. WARE-AND-...,;
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c
.V. .., 'l3 .!.../..- - 4 , ~, ~...
'4, .. 1: ~. 4. • >.
;
LATEST AIRIVAL!
j iIiMERSON, BBODICT & CO.,
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
UT AL Abu - rrq im ma_
7. TWILLS,
VESTINf;%9
irVILdT.fl EgEBS
CLO7IIS, CASSIMERES AND SAT INE7 TS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATINETTS.
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES AND SATINETTS,
UNDERSHIRTS, •
• UNDERSHIRTS,
UNDERSHIRTS,
AND•
AND
AND'
DRA WERS.
- D RA WERS.
DR-311--WE •
GROCERIES!
t?' We would call the attention oar custom
ers and the public td our new sock of goods,' and
as the same time, tur n . our thanks - to customers
and others , for their, libereLpationage,• and will en
deavor InVfair dealing 'with all, to merit acontinn
iince6it the same:' • ' ' •
. —AMIMRPONOMNEWCT & CO.
October lit' 186 r - - •
I ‘io
Feb; 5, '64 7 KURTZ'S,
===
Waynesboro' Pa.
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY.
WINTER DRY GOODS
WINTER DRY GOODS
fly GOOD*
k s *
DRESS GOODS
LADIES
LADIES
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
FTJRS, SHAWLS AND NUBIAS,
FURS, SHAWLS AND NUMAS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
MEN'S WINTER GOODS.
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
CHEAP.
CHEAP,
CHEAP, •
CHEAP.
CLOTHS,
Groceries,
Groceries,
Groceries,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS.
MM HG BEE
Queensware, Notions,
_Qtzeensware, Notions,
Queenstoare, Notions.
I .
01111" * "'
‘‘vi, - 4 ,V1)!;`( )` 4 i' 4' •
,i7l.7oAtdrrt, ,hits 11, 9,tillktftritiutVsWel,l2l),l:lo that;
eunscrtptiemi ST) ueleteived forCimpott Ir i stert:
11317 Notes, Pityablb ibis isnot, frota Mk=
ABo4# with rmi-ett0 1 1al• Ultima , tt PIP / rate'd
,aled ...thtlttinthe ft
ppoqbaripc,ipaty
sad interest tioth to be pa d ')
Three notes will be cense/Mho at the optidn of
the bolder at maturity"; itito,e4 per cent, gold beer
ing bonds, payable not 14thltri twenty years from
their date, a thefldterrimenfmay elect. They will
•
be issued in denorninatidis of $5O, $lOO, $5OO, $l.
000 and 6,000, and all subset iptions must be ter fif
ty dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars.
The notes will be transmit ted to the owners free
of transportatiorf charges se atm n after the preipt of
the original Certificates
,of Deposit as they can be
prepared: '
As the notesdraw Interest from , Anguat 16, •Per.
lons making deposites subseqnept to that date ratist
ply the interest a/cnied•frOm date of note to date 43,1 f
deposit. k
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at• anyone time will be
allowed a commission of One-quarter of fine pee cent ,, which will be paid by the Treasur y Depart 7
Went upon the receipt of a bill for the '''amount. cer
tified to by the officer with whom the deposit was
made. No dada ctions for commissions must be
made from the deposits.
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OHMS LOAN.
1T IPA NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, ()Piing 4".higliT
sr rate of interest than any other, and the &of eeeii
rity. Any savings bank which pays its depo'sitors
in U. S. Notes, considers that it is paYingl!l,:the
best circulating medium of the country, and, at can;
not pay in anything better for its.own assets, are ei
ther in government securities or in notes orslinrids
payable in government paper,
Iris equally convenient as a temporary or *mt
. ', • ment. The notes can always be sold fcir
within a fraction of their face an accumu a
terest,and are the beat security' with banks as cof-
a eras or 113COUD
onvertiblo into a Six per tent. 540 Cold Bond,
In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes
for three ' , elm, this privelege of conversion is now
worth about three percent. per annum, for the cur.
lirr-5=20-11outhris—not-less--than-niri6--per
and_before the war the premium
on six per cent. U. S. stocks W3O over twenty per
cent. -It will be seen that the ecturl profit on this
loan, at the present market rate, is not ltss then ten
per cent. per annum.
to Exemption from State or Municipal Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages we have enn
.
Isterated, a special Act of Congress exempts all
bonds and Treasury notes from local taxation.—
On the everage, this exemption is worth about two
per cent. per annum, according tci 'thereto o f taxa
flow in various parts of the country.
kis believed that no securities offer eo great.in
ducenaints to leridem as those issued by the govern
ment. In all other forms of
or ability of private parties, or stock companies, or
seper ate communities, only, is pledged for payment,
while the whole property is hell to secure the dis
cltarge of all the obligations of the 'United States.
While the government offers the most liberal
terms for its loans it believes that the very I...ittoott-•
est appeal will be the loyalty and patriotism of the
people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all depoa-
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 endorsed it 'mist be
left with the officer receiving the deposit,. to be Tor:
warned to the Treasuiry Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECRITED by the Treasurer
of the 'United States, at Washington, the several
Assistant Treasurers and designated Depositaries,
and by the '
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WA YNES•
BORO',
and by all National Banks which• are depositaries
of public money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE' BANKS & BANKERS
throughout the country•will give father information
and afford •
EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBE.
Aug. 19-3 m.
LAVEST 'ARRIVAL
DRY GOODS
AVING returned from the Eastera drier
liwith a large and choice assortment or •
Dry . Goods, Queensware,, Cc
darware and Groceries,
which I am prepared to oar with much greater in
ducements than heretofore fo t - *ash.
Ltauaaao cuaaauf
Silks, all Wool and printed Detainee, French. Me-
Alatmcas, Gingham'. Shawls. Balmorals,
Hoopskirts, Collars, Magic Ruffling, Bugle Trim
mings, Hoosery, Cloaking Cloth, &c..
,4 • •
Fancy and Plain Caiinteres,Black
~Cloth, Italian
Cloth, Veatings, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Shirt
Fronts,, Collars, Neck Ties, Under, ShirtePrawers,
Buck 4loves. Buck Ganntle ts,ike
Hardware,
Hardware,
Hardware.
ilonistvfiaous-.
. , .
Furniture Cheek, Bedding, Cotton , Flannel, all
Wool Flannel, Linsey, Table Diaper, Towling &c.
QUEENSWARE, CEDARW ARE AR
GROCERIES.
• , •
Syrups, Molasses„"RiO Coffee, Prepared Coffee,.
Ess Coffea, Sugars, Topaegos, Babbit Soap, Tea,
G
The above goods baie been
. purchased for the
Cash and 1 desire the wine to be sold, for Cagle&
we doalkeep any books;
By strict attiption,..ta bushy:lce and a desire to
please in every respeCtl hope ,to merit a continu
ance of patronage. • . Oct 280864.
HE undersigned Auditor, nipointedeby the
Or
phans Cdurt of Franklin county,. Pa.;:the dis
tribute the balance in the, hands , M, ; -
Esq., Executor of the lastehill • and; testament of 4
Zamutd FOS, tate' of Washington township,
to and among the creditors. of said •tleOdent, will
meet the partiai interested, , for the4nrpese. 'of -hid ,
appoinment, on Tuesday Noveinbat,42d;7l-R,64 - , , at,
10 , o'clock - Mwitt hieefface in tini.trovrif-Elill,
'Waynesboro'. •-• :. •GEO.W.: WEL'aff,
4-30: . 2. • Auditor:
A AT ANTED.-zighe, rablierther itr4 pay the high—
, ext cash price for drip(' I,,Applersztii__Peaohm_____
deliinted in Wayitegioriz -- , - )'
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PALL. AND WINTER
J. W. MILLER'S.
GENTS QOODS :
-Auditor's Notice. '•'