'TIMM .est.x.ezus.xt.,
.
Ou the 24th ult., at the residence of the
bride's parents, by the Rev. J. F. Oiler, Mr.
JOHN W. GOOD, to Miss SARAH, ANN,
STOLE% both of Quincy townshiP.
vir Um parties to, the above 'alliance in
the midst of their joy did not forget, to re
molder the Plifiter, for which 'lvo rotate
them our thanks and trust that prosperity
and a full Mesure of hymen's! enjoyments '
may be theirs in the future.
"Tog utile rmay-they-sweetly live,
Together may they die,
And each a starry crown, receive
And reign above the sky.", '
On the 27th inst., by the R(.4,5..,..3% F. 01- '
ler, Mr. J A.COB PRICE, to Miss RACHEL
DAVIS, both of Quincy township.
' Onihe Ist inst., .at the residence of the
bride's father, by Rev. W B. _Kras, Mr.
Wm. H. FUNK to,Miss MARY .13. SIR
BETT, both of this . place. . • . , : ~
viirA bountiful share of "good things"—
wine included, aid better than all, a two.
spot "green back"--aceornpanied the above
notice. For this handsome token of their
remembrance, friend BILLY and his fair
young bride, will accept our thanks and kind ,
wishes fee their future prosperity.
Thrice harpy ! in thy life•wreath,
' That Hymen's joy bath spread—
May all thy sorrows vanish •
Ar d all thy tears be shed:
No stinging words of sadness
To chafe the heart that's torn— '
But always, elwayeaucking , . .
Flowers, without g'tfiorn.
IVEIMELVEOEMS.
From the American of Tnesday last
FLOUR.—Sales on 'change were confined
to small lots. ofilownril Street Super at 611.
and Extra do. at $.11.50 bbl. Market dull
and unsettled.
GRAIN.—Very good and prime Maryland
white Wheat brought 280@285 cents, and
lair and very r•ood red 255 260 cents.—
Transactions limited and market heavy at the
close. Corn ruled higher under a brisk jn
quiry. Sales of old white at 190®192 ets.
only. one lot bringing the extreme pride; new
fiat do. at 180 cents; Hominy do at 185®
190 cents;_old-yellow-at 195 cents, and—no
do. at 185®190 cents. Oats were quite ac
tive, bringing 96@98 cents, weight a fur
ther advance of 2 eects. Rye so i at 175
cents, closing steady.
PERSONS who (gave their notes at Ihe sale'of
the subscriber on the - 23d Jay of February last,
are notified that the sane was due on the 23d ult.
Immediate payment-is-therefore requested,
dec 2-30 J OHN PRICE.
WW AYNESBORO' HOTEL,
Wast. - yza.csl:34::,x - c), 7 3P:36.
FRANCIS:BOWDEN, PROPRIETOR.
MHE subscriber respeetfully announces to his
friends and the public generally that he has
concluded not to dispose of his Hotel property and
will continue' the business as heretofore. The
House has but recently been thoroughly RE-FlT
TEllzand 11E-FITILX-ISHED, - So that he is now
enabled to allbrd eve!) , comfort and convenience to
his guests.
His TABLE will at all times be provided with
ihe best provision the markets will afford.
Attached to this Hotel is a large and Commodi
ous new 6table. •
An attentive Hostler will at all times be in readi
ness, and special dal!ntion will be paid to the wants
of transietd. visitors. Hi BOWUEN.
Dee. 2-Iy.
BOlilligil 011011 Elia, 10. 21.
BE it ordained by the Town Council of the Bo
rough of Waynesboro', and it is hereby enac
ted by the authority of,the Fame, That from and
after the 13th day of December, A. D., 1864, from
the curb inward, one-half of the width of every
pavement-along-the-mtreets -of-said — Borough (ex
ce t those along_MakLatreet,-alcsady-provid-t.Tdibr
shall be kept open and unobstructed. And any
person or persons who by placing any matter or
thing on said space to be kept clear and unobstruc
ted, or by carrying on any business whatsoever,
thereon ; or who in any way or manner shall im
pede the free and proper use thereof, shall upon
conciction,furfe.it and pay for the use of said Bo
rough such sun (not less than one dollar nor more
than live dollars) as the Chief Burgess may deter
mine. Provided, nevertheless, That any person or
persons obstructing said space to be kept open as
aforesaid, by but. hewing thereon, shall upon con
viction, forfeit and pay for the use of said Borough,
for the first offence the sum of five dollars, and fur
each and every Offence thereafter the sum of ten
Palsied this 26th day of November, A. , 1).
11164.
Attest -J. H. Wat.au, Seery.
WM. E. FLANAGAN. President
of the Twain Council.
Approved—This Twenty-ninth day of Novem.
her, A. D., 1864. U .STONEHOUSE,
Dec. 2-3 ti Chief Dingoes.
PUBLIC SALE.
T ERE will be exposed to Public Sale, on the
Pa.,
in Quincy township, Franklin coun
ty, Pa., OR SATURDAY TRH 24TH DAY orllsegatusa,
1864, the following described Real Estate, viz :
No. 2. A TRACT OF LAND, conti)ining
56 ACRES
and 58 Perches, neat "trwasure, adjoining Ni.rYi
and 3, and lands of Rudolph Speelman, Samuel
Wingert and Samuel Pfeutz, on which is orcetod
a good two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
litareand other buildings. About 45 Acres clear,
and well "cultivated and under good fence. Good
mrator and every convenience about the premises.
No. 3. A TRACT OF LAND containing
21 ACRES
snd 67 Porches, neat ineasuili, adjoining Nom. '1
and 2, and lands of Jonathan Bear, John bum
mers, Conrad Zody and Sumuel Tfoutz. On this
tract there is erected a large
STONE CRIST MILL
on Little Antietam Creek, about 4 miles from Way
nesboro and la miles from Quincy, and is one of
the most favorable locations in the county. 'Ph ere
is also a DISTILLER Y, 2 BR I,C X
DWELLING lIOUSES and other buildings en
the premises, all in good repair.
Tsrtust—One-third of the purchase money to re
tini a lion on t.e land during the lifetime of tht
wi t)ow, she to receive the interest thereon semi-an
nually, to be computed from the let of April, 1865 ,
when pratiession will be given; at her death the prin
cipal sum to go to the heirs of M. Pfoulz. decid.---
The balance---one.third Ist April, 1865; and the re•
anaieder lit April, 1866, with interest hem 14 A
pril, 1865. Al/ the unpaid,'purchase money to be
secured on the land. lelr'Sale to commence at 11
•'clock, A.M., JOHN HELLER,
Atire'r and Trustee owl/ Estate M. Mute, dec'd.
' Dec 2—la.
lr% RAKE'S hitters of
Pcb. 5,
PUBLIC SAEL
rirlHE undersigned Intendlngto remove Weet,'will
sell at Public Salo at his residence,. adjoining
Dayhail's Machine •13hop en the road loading from
the Leltersburg Tim:silo-to Jacob? Church, •
On -Wednesday, the 21st day of December 'Q4,
the folloWiriwproperty, to • wit:
4 WORK HORSES
U of Then► !cutlers, 1 an extra family mare,
6 MILOHLCIOVITS-----
4 head YOUNG CAVFLE; 6 head FAT HOGS,
3 Sows, 1 with 11 Pigs, 1 Boer, 7 Shoats, 4 head of
Sheep, 2 FARM WAGONS, (1 a four-inch;) 1 We;
gon and Sand Bed, 1 Spring Wagon, 1 Falling
Top Buggy, 1 Sleigh and Bells, 4 sat of MOW',
Gears,. 6 sets of Plow Gears, 44 sets of Harness, 4
sets of Fly Ni:tts, 2 sets of Buggy Harness; 1 set of
Buggy Fly Nets (leather;) Collars,•Britiles, Halters,
Wagon and Plow lines, 1 Wagon Saddle and whip
1 set Curt Gears, 1 Riding Saddle and bridle, j side
Bridle Loathe, '
1 COVER , AVELE.R I
(Hansicker's make;) 1 three iind 2 two.horse Bar . -
shear Plark 8 double and 1 single d0.,1 Corn Cov
erer, 2 HarroWs, 1 treble and 2 double traes,. s Brae
- firs, 3 Log Chains, lot of single trees, 2 pair Butt
Traces, 2 pair breast chains a lot of Cow Chains, a
lot of traces, 1 jack screw, 1 . wheelbarrow, 1 set of
dung boards, 1 thing sled 1 large Rope, 2 grain cra
dles, 1 Oloverseed do., 2 mowing scythes, 2 work
benches, 1 grind stone, fit Tools, 1 Cross-cut Saw,
1 Vice, 1 Screwplete, 2 wobden vice screws, 1 large
and 2 small stone wedges, 2 mason hammers, 1 mat
tock, 1 pick, shovels, digging Iron, Hoes, 2 Fishing
Nets, 1 shot gun, 1 dung hook, a lot of Forks and
rakes, a lot old and new iron. Also, about 35 a
cres of
MAIN IN THE GIUMIND,
more, or less;fabout 30 bushels of OATS, 10 barrels
of CORN. Also, Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, consisting of 4 common Bedsteads, 1 Cottage
Bedstead, I Secretary and Book-case, 2.Bureaus, 1
Ward Robe, 3 acts•chairi, 1 Boston and Ladies'
Rocking Chair, 1 Whatnot, 1 fancy parlor Stand,
2 Looking Glasses, 1 Safe, 1 large Kitchen Cup
board, 1 Sink, 1 Doughtray, 1 large any '1 small
Dining Table, 1 Clothes Basket, 1 Ten-plate Steve,
1 1171111ffiii COOK STOVE, 10
• ~
1 Sbop Stove, I large Dinner Bell; 1 Iron kettle, 3
Meat Vessels, 1\ Pickle Stand, Tubs, Buckets, a lot
-cm pty--C i der- -Barre Is—, 2 B erre ls - N - in egar, -- 2 — Five=
grit Kegs, 2 Water Kegs, Fruit and Pickle Jars, a
lot crocks, and a great many other articles too nu
merous to mention.
above.artieles are all new and in
dition
ge-at "mr• - ""Enc - )n sat
a reasonable credit will be given.
MARTIN LUTHER BELL.
Dec 2--ts. 1. BOSSARD, Auct.
'Spirit' copy and ch. advertiser.
VALUABLE 'FAR.M
F 01-S-A-L
BE subscriber offers at Private Sale his valua
ble Farm, situated one mile soutteast of Way
nesboro', containing
145 ACRES
First quality Limestone Land, in a high state of
cultivation. The improvements are, TWO FINE
BRICK DWELLINGS
LARGE STONE BANK BARN,'
WAGON SHEDS and CORN CRIBS, Carri age
Rouse and. all other neeeasary out-buildings. There
is an excellent well of water_ in_the -yard
Water near the buildings.
There is also an excellent Orchard of .Gra fled fruit
and about 12 or 15 acres of prime Meadow Land
on the premises. rerhis is one of the best im
proved and moat desirable farms in Franklin coun
ty. GEORGE JACOBS.
•
Dec 2--tf
'Heral•l; Hagerstown, copy :it and sen d bill to
this Write for collection.
PUBLIC SALE.
fr HE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,jat the
I late•residence of Emanuel Miller, dec'd, about
one mile East of Waynesboro', ON FRIDAY the
9th day of DECEMBER, 1864. the following pro.
perty belonging to the heirs of Mary Miller, dec'd.,
to wit :
-MILCH COlll
Which — will - 1 rm. ifflib. out tio time of sale; 3 BEAD
STOCK 110(1,S'; 1 Eight-day Clock, I Corner
Cupboard, 1 Kitchen do., 1 Cooking and 1 Ten
plate Stove, a lot Chairs, and other Household and
Kitchen furniture• not necessary to mention. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock on said day when the
terms will be made known by
Dec 2] AIIRM. MILLER, Agent.
PUBLIC SALE.
/TITHE subsetibor will offer at Pubic Sale, on
SATURDAY THE 10TH Or Ph:CURER next his i rep
arty, situated at the East end of Main 'awed, in
Waynesboro, consisting of a lot of ground fronting
oighty four feet with a story and a half
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,%
Butighcasted, with Back Building, good Frame
BLACKSMITH SHOP .
and SHEWINO SHED, Smoke House, Frame
STABLE—with room sufficient for 2 horses and 2
cows—thereon. Thrire is also a large Cistern near
the kitchen door with pump in it and a variety of
choice fruit trees on the lot. The stand has been
long . established and is one of the best in the town
for a Blacksmith. lEr Sale to commence at I o'-
elotk on said day when the terms wilt be made
known by
nov 18--to]
PUBLIC SALE.
MHE subscriber will offer at Public dale, on
1 SATURDAY the 101/i qf December next, on
the promises, the following described Real Estate,
viz: A Lot of-Ground situated near the German
town School House, adjoining lands of Matthias
Nicholas, Peter Lout, and others, containing
with a story and a half LOG HOUSE, Log Barn,
Hog Pen, &c., thereon. Thom 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 o'clockion said day when the terms will
be made known by JACOB .LOHMAN.
• Agent for Samuel Fits.
JOHN M. SMITH, A net.
Bank Dividend.
Nov IS
THE Board of Directors of the Ist National
Bank of Waynesboro' declared this day a sem
i-annual Dividend of five per cent. of the profits of
the last six months, which will bo paid on and after
the 30th instant; JNO. PHILIPS, Cash.
Nov 15
46.00 REWA.RD
PASSENGER'S Shawl was — stolon from the
Omnibus of the subseribure; in Waynesboro;
on Wednesday evening, the 16th instant. The a
bove reward will be paid for such information as
will lead to the detection of the thief and the
re
covery of the shawl.
Nov2s] cfrONER & WOLFERSBERGER.
15.A.1-01E.
r IHE subscriber offers at Private Sale a lot of
I ground situated near the . Blue Rock-. School
House containing about 19 ACRES, ulion which
there is a cumfortabl two-story .
LOG HOITISE.
good Smoke House, Barouche House, Hog Pen,
&c. There is also lc fine ORCHARD of grafted
fruit on the premises and a Cistern near the door.
Nov. 11-4t] flllO. GOSSERT.
KURTZ'S
ONE FIRST-BATE
ELI MM.&
G. V. MuNo, Aunt
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber will .expose to Public Sale, on
the premises. on MonnAr not tens or Doom
ing, 1864, the following described Real Estate, the
property of John W. Rarbaugh, deed, to wit: Lot
No. 4 on Leitersburg Street, in Waynesboro', front
ing 87 feet, with a story' and a half BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE,
Frame Wish House, Good LOG WAGON-MA
KER-SHOP-or good - Frame — Stabie with Carriage
Shed attabhed, Hog Pen, &c., thereon. There is a
good Cistern at the house and a variety of choke
fruit trees on the lot. The stand is an , asceHent
one for a iragrm.maker,or other mechanic.
Sale to pommence at 10 o'clock on said day when
terms will be made known by
JACOB BEAVER, Adrn't.
On the same day the subscriber will offer for aide
Lot No. I, on the same street, fronting 83 feet. The
improvements are, a
TWO-STORY MUCK HOUSE,
with a one and II half story BRICK DWELL
ING attached—Smoke Houeo;' Wash Howie and
Bake-oven,; all under one roof—a good Stable, Car
riage House, Hog Peri, and other ont-bullding-
There is also a good Cistern it the kitchen door
and a variety of the most choice fruit trees, gra peas
etc. on the lot. (i Terms will be made known on
the day of sale. JACOB BEAVER.
Nov 27—ts) . G. V. Morro, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE.
THE undersigned will sell at Public Elate, on
SA7ORDAY THE 24m in , Daaattaun, 1864, his
large two-story
BRICK. DWELLING HOUSE,
now occupied by Powell Haugh, situated in An.
trim township, Franklin county Pa., on the road
leading from thelitarsh Run to Hagerstown, togeth
er with 6 ACRES PRIME LAND adjoining the
same. There are a good Stable, Spring House and
large Stone Shop on the premises; also a fine OR
CHARD of Apple, Peach and Plum trees, Grapes,
&c. Altogether it is one of the most desirable res
idences in the county. Also at. the same .time wiU
be sold the following personal property, viz:
ONE REM HORSE,
l_st_yeara_oliLihethestituggy_borse , dn-the-countyv 1
Buggy, best kind, nearly new; 1 set new Black
smith Tools, 1 Patent Dry House, 1 new Cart, 1
Hand Cart, and a lot of other articles. Er Sale
to be hold on the premises at 10 o'clock on maid
-day - when
WILLIAM KOONS.
G. V. MONO, Aust.
good con
tlay,vrhon
noy. 25—ts.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALES
THE subscriber will o ff er at Public Sale, on SAT
I:ILDAT THE 17TH or DEMMER, 1864, bis House
suul__Lot_of—Ground situated atthe East end of
Waynesboro', on Main street. The house is a com
fortable two-story • '
A.T El ERBOARDED BUILDING,
and has been but recently refit ted with new frames,
flooring, sic , and has attached a new Bach Build
ing, &spite House, •Washnouse, &c.
lIPSale to commence at 1 o'clock on said day
when the terms will be made known
noy. 25—ts) ' WM.OYEBCASH.
"Wanted Correspondence.' ,
A GENTLEMAN of good moral character and
refinement, desires to open correspondence
with a number of LADIES of intelligence, refine
ment and cheerful disposition. with a view of nu
tual improvement and perhaps matrimony. Must
be under thirty.
Will exchange Photographs. Alt
_letters prompt
ly_snswered.
DERSONB who gave their nodes at- the sale of
r the subscriber on the. Itth day of February,
1864, are notified that the same fell due on the I Ith
ins t. Payment is requested.
now 25-3 t) 'HENRY GILBERT.
PUBLIC SALE.
HE undersigned intending to remove to the
T
West will sell at Public Sale, at his residence,
near H. Besore's mill, on the road leading from
Waynesboro'-to Chambersburg, 3 miles from the
former place, on SATURDAY the 2d day of De
cember next, the following personal property, via
1 EH ST-BATE MULCH COW,
• GSO-Open-top--Buggy, 1 - set - good - liar=
ness, 1 first-rate Saddle and Bridle, 5 barrels Corn,
1 load Clover Hay, halt load Timoty Hay; House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of bedsteads
and bedding, bureau, tables, chairs, stands stoves,
carpeting, &c. &c., 1 barrel Vinegar,2 good Meat
Vessels, 8 bus. Potatoes; 8 cords O ak Wood, and
many articles of value not enumerated. VirSale
to commence a t 10 o'clock on said day,'when the
terms wildbe made known by
DANIEL COLE.
Nov 18-31] J. B. Slung, Au,:t.
CiAME to the premises of the subscriber at Quin.
cy, on or about the first, of October, a white and
red spotted MULY BULL, -about 3 years
The owner is requested to come, prove property,
pay charges and take him away
Quincy, Nov. 18-3t.] L. C. KEPNE R.
Executor's Notice
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Testa
mentary to the Estate of Charles Hoch. lade of
Quincy , township, dec'd have been granted to the
undersigned.
All persona knowing themselves indebted to the
Estate will please make immediate payment., and
those having claims will present them properky au
thenticated fur settlement.
nov 18--4 t) WM. FLEAGLE, Ex'r.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
ITIHE subscriber 'will offer at Public Salo, orf;sAr-
VHDAY TIID 3D OV DEORMBDR, his House end
Lot of Ground Fituntod on Main street, in Waynes
boro'. The improvements are a two-story
DWELLING 11011 SE I St
part brick and part weatherboarded with two-story
Back Building attached, with good cellar under the
whole Building, there is also a fine Cave in one of
the cellars—fine Spring House, Smoke House and
largo Shop in the yard, a good Well of water near
the door —also a
• _ IEIL
with S tabling fo4B horses and a thrashing flow in
it, with corn crib, granary and hog pen attached.
The above property is pleasantly located and in' the'
most business part of the town. larSale to com
mence at 1 o'clock do said day when the terms will
be made known by Wit. Jr. MILLER.
nov 18-01 G. V.MoNo. Auct.
Army and, Navy :Claims. ---
T OSEPII DOUGLAS, Attorney at La w
Waynesporo% being duly licensed as Claim A
gent will procure Pensions, Bounty, Bounty Land
arrearages of pay anti clothing, and nil other allow
ances duo seamen and soldiers, their heirs or tepee
sentatives.
May 27—tt.
TIO subscriber informs his former patrons and
the public generally, that he has re-commenced
the BARBERING business, in the room formerly
occupied by the Post Office, and in now prepared
to do Hair-cutting and Shaving in the best efyle.
GEO. B. PRICE.
°stellar 1$ •
RiTaitAT'S Canto rovirtlei
14 Ft+. LI, '64
B.MIVIOR Lxol. AIR
Box 1121, Pittsburg, p,
NOTIC:E.
ESTRAY.
BARBERING.
LATEST ARRITAL
EtY COOK
GEO. STOVERS,
caHAMKFIJI. for kind favors and patronage bete
tofore bestowed upon him,' again appears before
iho public to solicit's continuance of the same.—
Ile hailng just returned from the eaatern cities with
a fine and well selectedstoth of new
EOODS,
.Which he intends selling at very rates,rwhich
he knows he can do to the satisiaction of all will
eall 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. •
IE4 AB— MP 111 L sio
lie has a large aesortme of Dress Goods consisting
in part of
Chalhes, •
Printed and Plain Delainea ,
811, Fig'd and Col'd
Plaid Mohair, • •
Silk Warp Mohair, •
Pongee Mixture,
Cloth for Ladies,
Wrapings,
G loves,
Hosiery, in great variety.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
Broad Cloths, '
Black and Fancy Cassimsras,
Union Cassi mores,
Duck 'Anew?,
Cottonades,
Slimmer Coating, •
Tweeds,
Yelvlt Cord,
Marsailles,
Silk Vesting,
Velyatine Vesting., of all
kind.; inlfactla full assotment of goods for Gentle•
men wear. Also s larger and well selected mock of
DorizEsno GOODS,
Mullin, Ticking; and a complete a assortment of
Notions. It's no use !trying to enumerate. If
you want anything at all in the Dry Goode line
ust call in and you will find him ready to wait 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 a call, and he will sell you goods as cheap
as they can be purchased elsewhere.
Nov. 11,..1864.
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS
JEST FROM THE EASTERN AUCTIONS
AT THE NEW STORE OF
METCALF & HITESHEW,
EFIAMOBRADURG.
On &sand Street, nearly Opposite Ow A. 04
lITE now have a full stock of all kinds of Dry
VV Goode and Notion., which we are selling at
astonishing low prices (for the times).
We hove Delano Plain & Figured from 35 up
Colicoea, .. 28..
Cloaking Cloths,.. .et 225 ot
Cassinets. 0 73 "
Unbleached Muslim . ' 28 al
Bleached, " e. 30.,
All Wool Flannel. .. 55 .•
Hoop Skirts for Mimes, ok 25 .0
" " Ladies, '. 75 a
Wool Under Shirts, 0 225 " '
04 Over " . . 0 250 1 .•
'
stocking Yarn, 187 per lb.
Beat B pooliCotton only 10c
In short we are selling almost everything lower
then can be bought (at prelim!) wholesale in the
cities. • Call if you please end see for yourselves.
METCALF & HITESHEW.
N. B. We are also Agent. for the Singer Sew
ing Machine.M. & H.
-
0ct.28, 1864
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
WISINTOI ME IMY 000 N Mil 1
CI OGILBY having just returned frnrn Now
cl. York and Philadelphia with a LARGE AND
SPLENDID ASSORTMEN7 OF LADIES and
GENTLEMEN'S
FALL AND WINTER. DRY GOODS,_
which he hos bought st very low prices and is en
abled to offer meat inducements to persons! wish
ing BARGAINS.
Persons visiting us wn shall take much pkosure
in showing them our stock and offer teem great bar
gains in buying. 8. 0..
Washington House fiptore," Hagerstown, Md.
Oct 28-2 m. '
Wir.".z.MlL 15211 V W. .INOT 41Gir
CHOPPING MILLS t
1118 E subscilber would inform the public that he
1, has yurchased of V.ll. Gilbert, the well-known
sawing and Chopping Mills, situated about one
quarter of a mile from Bier's Factory, and is, now
prepared to saw Lumber to order, by mill or circa-
r saw, and is also prepared to chop corn ' oats. atm
at short notice. 1135" . Persons wanting WATER
WHEELS can have them made to order at short
notice. None but the best material will be used
for this purpose. By punctuality' and attention to
business he.hopea to merit a liberal shorn of the
public's patronage. JOHN L. IVIETCALV.
P. S. The sir'llseriber offers • for snleiti new
FRAME BUILDING, 10 by 16 feet, sui ta ble for
a backhanding, wash house, stable, etc., all ready
for roofing. J . L. M.
Nov. 4, 1864.
ARRIVAL t
"Money Saved is Money Made I"
TF you scant to huy goof7a cheap go to MET
] CALF& lIITESHEIV'S, Chamberaburg,where
-they are !tin rellient nt Panic ptircs.
.Citambcr:Lurg,
K PRTTS
OF lilitY
IA LL I WIPER
A. gr
Waynesboro', Ila.
.-.0-
FALL AND WINTER
FOR TUE
ereges,
Means Clotb,
Lavellas,
Al' THE
PIIICII4 110EPLIC111
COLUMN
NOV. 4TR -1864,
PHECOND ARRIVAL,
NECOND ARRIVAL,
SECOND ARRIVAL,
WINTER GOODS,
WINTER GOODS,
WiNTEB GOODS!
PRICE& HOEFLICH
IaAVE, just received and are yet receivindfrom
the Eastern markets a lino addition to their
stock of
ELY GOODS
GROCERIES, &C,
To which the attention of the coat mull_
ey-m
lower-than-the I nc e .
the country. 1 heir stook of .
DILAINES,
KICRINOII,
ALPA.OOAII,
Cannot:ba asrpeutsed fbr desirableness of style and
quality,
CA.SSIIXERES,
CLOTHS,
Of the bites palmier,
PRINTS,
~ClN(iliAl[e;
P.} . FLANNELS.
:kins-assortment of Sack Flannels, also La
dies Cloaking Cloths of the different colors
worn, and at prices to suit all.
Ladies Clouds, Sontaga, Hoods,
Zlol9GlattOti aOC)C/aQ.
We boast of having the largest asaortment ever
brought to Town.' Were bought twenty.five per
cent..cbeapei than present prices and will be sold
accordingly.
Wool
Wool Delains,
Poplins,
Chollies,
'Awns, plain and figured,
Dniserines,
Crape Despnnges,
Eat. Crape,
American Prints,
irsneh Crape,
Collars,
Mitts,
Ganntletsote
OUR FANCY , STOCK
comprises a great variety of Balmoral's. Hoop Skirt
Shawls Gauntlets. Kid Gloves, Head Nab, Trim
m og Ribbons, Laces, dm
DOMESTIC MODS
BROWN AND 13LEACIIMD MUSLIN,
Linen Sheetings,
Bleached and Brown Diapers,
Ticking.,
Siripe,
trips,
Cheek.,
Bariams,
Coitonides,
Linens,
Bags k Bagging
CARPETS.
OIL CLOTRS,
Blinds and Efanginga
t©VAIES,i
OUT Stock of Grocprips is very large. Sums of
different grades—Molasses at various prices. Loaf
Sugar, Syrup, Coffees, real Rio and Dandelion,
American and English breakfast do., Teas, Fish,
Cheese, Ries.
4ED, MO. D _4918: llFit ds•
WILLQIK WARE AND
QUEENSW'ARE,
And every article necessary to supply the neeessi
tiers or render comf3rtable our old friends and ac
qtraintances. We mean tO give r PIVISONAG Arras-,
LION TO Detetlene Mid give our friends every acrom
modation possible: With many thanks for a gett:
erects patronage heretofore we shall endeavor to
merit a continuance of the public's favors.
JOSEPH , PRICE,
. L • EOErT.T.Cii,'
ilaytirs . en7. Yr.v 4, 1
ng-gooda
TWILLS,
TXSTIN VII,
LINSETS,
Silks.
rages
',OCTOBER'
-
164.
LATENT ARRIVAL!
I=E=l3
UMW BENEDICT & CO.;
Waynesboto' Pa,.
ARE NOW REOErVING. TER
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY,
r3iir jaa_
go I !
WINTER DRY GOODS
WINTER DRY (moos
WINTER DRY
DRESS GOODS
LADIES
LADIES
LADIES
_DRESS GOODS
• DRESS GOODS
DRESS 000D8
FT3RS, SHAWLS AND NTIBIAPt,
FURS, SFIA WI.S AND NIT BTA ,
FURS, SHAWLS AND INIUMAS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES;
HOSIERY AND GLOVE*.
11 Id r_ IMP
METED X 7073
MEN'S WINTER Goons,
ME - N': - WINTEI
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
• CHEAP,
CHEAP.
CLOTHS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND MATINETTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATINETTS,
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES AND SATINOTT.SI i
UNDERSHIRTS,
UNDERSHIRTS,'
• . UNDERSHIRTS,
• " AND
AND
AND
-DRAWERS. •
DRA WERI4,
DRAWERS,
GROCERIES!
Graceries,
Groceries,
Groceries,
Y GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS.
agEEINAH An 111101 S.
Queensware r
Qwensware,
Queensware,
rip• Wo would call thn attention e oar custom
em and the public to our new neck of 'goods, ant 9
at the same time' vtnrn our thanks to customers
r.nii others for. their liberal patronage, and will en
deavor by fair dealing with all, to merit a continu
once of the same. "
AMBERSON, 1:1`Eli EDICT dr. CO.
October 21, • t86$ '
you •wart fir( r, trrei tOII Irmo Ffif i 1 ;11 1.
Fub. 5, 'fit •
- I ,
{ ~~E~ { i. i;~.
Harchiare,
Hardware,
hardware.
Notions,
Notions,
No Hons.