F` Co IT rivZ
~,Rp.g.BRATED
pro aud tarn* gentilto
hese Finideti
ill strength-
L the Stomach
td•lntestines,
:,ansethem. :!
!om of fensive
latter, and
—hag them to
_ ......60010 0111r a healthy state.
They are
pun preventive ofLung Fever, and a certain
remedy for all Diseases incident to the Horse,
such as Glan
ders, Yellow
Water, Pis•
top e r
;F . oun der,
11 ea v¢ s,
Sitiv , :ri t.r,,
yen,: LOS, nP
Al , o.tite :I' id
Vital Emr
gY. tt
In imor, lour-cpiri ten animals, it has the
most behetivial efft•Qt.
The use olthein improves the wind, strrhgth
ens the Appetite, and gives to the 'Hors, a
fine, smooth and glossy skin..—thus improv
ing the appearance, vigor and spirit of this,
The property this Powder rosesses in tn•
creasing •the quantity of 141 ilk in Cows, gives.
It an importance and vat N% Inch should
place it in the hands of every person ]seeping
a Cow. By actual experiment it has proven
that it will increase the quantity Of Milk and
Cream twenty per rent., and make the Butter
firm and sweet. In thttening tattle, it gives
them art appetite, loosens their hide •and, -
rakes them thrive lunch faster
_H 0 G
In all Diseages of
the Swine, each as
Coughs, Ulcers in
the Lungs, Liver,
4ilgc. By putting
from half a paper
to a paper of these
Powders in a bar
rel of Swill, the
above Diseases_ can
vented. By using
Cholera can be prevented
Prioe 25 oti. per Paper, or 5 Papers for $l.
IMEIME3
S. A. FOUTZ & BRO.,
WHOLESALE DR - OG AND MEDICINE DEPOT,
80. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, Md.
For Sate by Druggists and Storekeepers
throughout the United States.
s t orThe aboie Powders can be had at Manufac
turers' prices of F. FOURTHM AN, Waynesboro';
Johnson, Hollow , y & Cowden, Philadelphia; J. J.
Bender & Co., Pittsburg; Laughlin & Hushfield,
Wheeling, Va. iDec. 9—ly.
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber intene ing to remove West, will
sell nt nt his re , idence, near 11.1ie
siore,s Mill, on the road leading from Waynesboro'
in Chambersburg, 3 miles from the former place,
On Y'uesrla,y Me 3 , , day of January, 1865,
the following per§Onai property, consisting of stock
rind firming implements:
HEAD Oil HORSES, ;s e
0 0 1 -
among which are 2 good brood Ntrirek, , ...
heavy with foal,l two-year 1 one-viar old Volt, .
7 HEAD ,OF MILO COWS,
I of which will he fresh shout the time of sale, 11
Head of line young Cattle, 1 Fat
30 11E111 OF SHEEP , •
among which is one.fine Buck, 12 Head of Hogs,
Among which are 1 Sow and Boar, of the Suff . , dlt
Breed; 2 fat HOGS; 2 Plantation Wagons, 1 tour
inch tread, nearly new, 1 narrow tread, 1 Wood
Bed, good--ss—now,—L—' pai . r—goou--Ha-y---Latldors,-1
Rockaway Buggy and harness, I Basket Sieigh, 1
large string of Bells, 2 sets of Breeehbands, 2 sets
Front Gears, good a. new, 6 sits Plow Gears,4 Fly
Plots, bridles, halters, lines, 2 three 7 horse Barshenr
P ows ' 1 two horse do., 6 double Shovel Plows, 2
.1
riglti do., I corn Coverer. 2 three-horse Harrows
tripple, double and single trees, spreaders, 1 fifth
churn, 2 lug ehairks,2 pair butt traces, 2 pair breast
chains, lot of cow chains, 1 Wheelbarrow, 4 Grain
Cradies; 4 mowing scythes, I Grind stone, 1 set of
BLACKSMITH TOOLS. diging iron, crowbar, 2
mattocks, lot of larks and rakes, I dung hook, lot of
old iron; 1 Side Saddle;
/5 ACHES OF ll.fill I TO ORB
100 B USHELS OP POTATOES,
•
200 BARRELS or CORN
Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting of 6
Bedsteads and Belling, 1 Secretary,.2 Bureaus, 2
sets Chairs, 3 Rocking Chairs, 1 large and 3 small;
3 Wash Stand, 1 Looking Glass, 2 Safes, 1 Corner
Cupboard, 1 large kitchen Table, lireakfist and 1
Dining Table, 1 :ten-plate Stove, Cooking Steve
and Fixtures, new; 1 large Dinner Bell, 2 iron kei.
ties, 1 Copper Kettle, 1 meat vessel, 1 pickle stand,
1 churn, tubs, buckets, 2 barrels Vinegar; a lot of
tinware, queeusware, Crockery, &c., also a lot
isf Pork , end Lard by the lb., opplebuttur by the
,~rosk, lot dried (mit; 3 axes, maul and wedges,
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Or Sale to cominotice at 9 o'clock on said day
'when the terms wilt be made known.
CiEURGE MYERS. .
Dsc 9 —to] G. V;Mosa, Auct.
D LOT
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber intending to remove to the West
offers at Private Sale bisproperty situated about
vine mile Northwest of W synesboro', on the road
Lading to Quincy, conPistiug of a 1 Acts lot of
grouud with
TWO-STORY LUG HOUSE,
Weatherboa nled. From thieperi Shop Summer
}louse, Smoke Meuse, Good Franco Stable, Carri , ige
Shed, Hog Pen, &c, thereon erected. There is al
so a gond l:irtern at the 'door,and a selection of the
icheicept Fruit frees on the premises. The roofing
on th.• buildings are new. The whole lot is endue
sid With a good pa iling fence. !For further 'Paden
lyre apply to the subscriber. DArlll G I Pl 4.
Dec. 9 a
rarlf the above property is not sold privately on
or before Tcs.DAT THE 3D DAY Or JANUARY, 1865,
it will be offered at Public t-ale on that day ,at 10
+o'clock: A. Al
FARM FOR SALE
. 0 1[1
r ~ HE subscriber wishing to remove to the Wept
ofilmkat. P,rivate Sale Ids farm situated near the
ermantown School House, iu Washington - con:1-
tty, Md., containing . .
•
72 ACRES,
otorhich is good Men dow Lent-45 in ,a gem
state of cultivation, the balance well set with dui
vigor Chestnut and flockoak Timber. The improve
03141flie , area good , two-story - " -
Ero4o l o*..7:l7oMEßßip'
with Ilartynent, Cellar and' Spring prenniit,' tied
- .
Lng Barn, Hog Pen and
,ottker ings. 'There, is
•an Orchard 55`ApPle Treeiipaside4YetherTitlit
on the premises. A stream of water parities through
-*be tract with an excellent Spring near the door.
Dec 9-4 t) OTHO DEAL.
' larlf the abovi property is not sold privately on
or before theln,or JANUARY, 1865, it will be oiler.
ed at Pubic Sole on that dap at 10 o'clock, A. M.
PUBLIC SAE"
Fr VIE undersigned, intending to remove .West will
I sell at ',Public Sale at his residence, adjoining
.1121ftyhoil'e Machine Shop' on the road leading frog►
the Leitersburg Turnpike to Jacob""Rhureh,
On Wednesday the 21st clay af December 'O4,
the followin* property, to •-
4 WORK , ORSES
9 of them hinderer., 1, an eit.m . Family mare,
5 WIII2Cg COWS,
4:head YOUNG CATTLE, 6 head FAT HOGS;
3 Sows, 1 with 9 Pigs, 1 Boar, 7 Shoats, 4 head of
Sheep, 2 FARM WAG ONS, (I a four-inch;) 1 Wa
gon and Sand Bed, '1 Spring Wagon, 1 Falling
Top Buggy, 1 Sleigh and Bells; 4 set of Wagon.
Gears, 5 sets of Plow Gears, 4 sets of Harness, 4
sets of Fly Nets,2 sets of Buggy Harness, .1 set of
Buggy Fly — Nets (leather;) Collars, Bridles, Halters,
Wagon and Plow lines, 1 Wagon Saddle and whip
Ca,t Cenis i -I—Riding-Saddie-and-bridte, -1 side
Bridle Lcathe,
• 1 CLOVER HULLER,
(Hnnsicker's make;) 1 three and 2 two•horse Bar
shear Plows: 2 double and 1 single d0.,1 Corn Coy
riper, 2 Harrows, 1 treble and 2 double trees, 5 spree
ers, 3 Log Chains, lot of single trees, 2 pair Butt
Traces, 2 pair breast - chains - s lot of Cow Chains, a
lot of traces, 1 jack• screw, I wheelbarrow, I set of
dung boards, 1 dung sled 1 large Rope, 2 grain cra
dles, 1 Cloversectl 'do., 2 Mewing scythes, 2 work
benches, 1 grind stone, 1 3.T0015, 1 Cross-cut Saw,
1 Vice, 1 Serewplate, 2 wooden vice screws, 1 large
and 2 small stone wedges, 2 mason hammers, I mat
tock, 1 pick, shovel,f, digging Iron, Hoes, 2 Fishing
Nets, 1 idiot gun,l dung hook, a lot of Forks and
rakes, a lot old and new iron. Also, about 35 a
cres of .
GRAIN 11l THE GROUND,
mere or lel3o;:about SO bushels of OATS; 10 barrels
of CORN. Also,llousehold and Kiichen Furnb:.
Lure, eetvqi•eing of 4 e OMMnn_ii_etWrid'S_ 1 Cottage
Bedstead, I Secret ar.; and Bonk-cast., 2 Bureaus, 1
Ward Rohe, 3 sets 1 Poston and Ladies'
Rocking Chair, 1 W;iatnot, 1 fancy parlor stand,
2 hooking Glasses, I Safe, 1 largo Kitchen Cup
board, 1 Sink, 1 Doughtray, I large an, I small
Dining Table, 1 Clot hes Basket. 1 Ten-plate Stove,
1 ESE COI ME, N 0 .9.,
1 Slop Stove, I large Blamer Bell; I Iron kettle, 3
Meat—V-esse-ls-,-1 s , tand: Tubs, Buckets, a lot
empty Wider Barrels, 2 Barrels Vinegar, 3 Five
gal Kegs, 2 Water Kegs. Fruit ariLrickle Jars, a
lot crocks, and a great many other articles too nu
merous to mention.
The above articles are all new and in good con:
dition.
Salo to commence at 9 o'clock on said tlay,when
a reasonable credit will be given.
•MARTIN LUTHER BELL.
Dec 2—ta. J. Bowan°, Auct.
'Spirit' copy and eh. advertiser.
IVIYNESBOHO' HOTEL,
Vfira,yrL•agalborcs.,'
FRANCIS BOWDEN, PROPRIETOR,
THE subscriber respectfully announces to his
friends and the public generallN that he has
concluded not to dispose of his Hotel property and
will continue the business as heretofore. The
House lati but recently been thoroughly RE-FIT
TED and HE-FURNISHED, so that he is now
enabled to allbrd evciy comfort and convenience to
his guests.
His TABLE will at all times be provided with
the best provision the markets willmffont.
Attached to this Hotel is a large and commodi
ous new Stable.
An attentive Hostler will at all times be in readi
ness, and special attention will be pa id to the wants
of transient visitors. FRANCIS R.OWDEN.
Dec. 2—ty
hiIINANCE, D 0.21.
BE it ordained by the Town Council of the Bo
rough of Waynesboro', and it is hereby enac
ted by the a athority of the same, That from and
after the 13th day of December, A. D., 1869, from
the curb inward, one-half of the width of every
pavement along' the streets of said Borough (ex
cept those along Mein street, already provided for)
Irail-be—kept—open—a ntl—u-nobstructed.—Amd—aa
person or persons who by placing any matter ex
thing on said space to lie 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
conviction, forfeit and pay for the use of said Bo
rough such st.m (not less than one dollar nor more
than five dollars) as the Chief Burgess may deter
mine. Providt. nevertheless, That any person or
persons ohstrurtipg said space to be kept open as
aforesaid, by but tiering thereon, shall upon eon
•ictitm, forfeit and pay for the use of said Borough,
for the first offence the sum of five dollars, anl firr
each and every offence thereafter the sum of ten
dollars. Passed this 25th day of, November, A. D.
1364.
. Attest —.I H. WciAtt, Seery.
WM. L. FLANAGAN, President
of the Town Council.
Approved—This Twerity-ninth day of Novem
ber, A. D., 1864. H. STONEIIOIIBE,
Lee. 2-30 Chief Burgens.
PUBLIC SALE-
THERE will ha expose(' to Public. Sale, on the
premises, in Quincy township, Franklin coun
ty. Pa., on S.A.TUntit Tne 24Th DAV r DFrIMISR,
1864 , the following described Peal Estate, viz :
/Co. 2. A TRACT OF LAND. containing
ACRES
and 58 Perches, neat Measure, adjoining No•. 1
and 3, and lands of Rudolph Speelman, Samuel
Wingert and Samuel Flbutz, on which is °remit]
■ rood two•etory BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
Barn and other buildings. About 45. Acres clear,
Intl well culthaled and under good fence. Good
water and every convenience about the premises.
No 3. A TRACT OF LAND containing
21 ACRES
and 67 Perches, neat meaaure, adjoining Nos. 1
and 2, and lands of Jonathan Bear, John Sum
mers, Conrad Zody and Sumuel Pfontz. Othis
tract there is erected a largo
STONE CRIST MILL
on Little Antietam Creek, about 4 miles from Way
nesboro and 1i miles from Quincy. and is one of
the most favorable locations In the county. There
liaison 11 TII.I, ,E R "if, 2 BRICK
.DIVELLING ROUSES and other buildings en
the premises, all iu good repnir.
Tarots:—One-third of the purchase money to re
main et lien on t' , e land during the lifetime of the
widow, she to receive the interest thereon semi-an
nually, to be computed from the Ist of A pri1,1895,
'when possession will be given; nt her death the prin
cipal sum to gob the hoire of M. Pfoutz.
balance-. One-third Ist April. 1865, and the re.
minder lat April, 3656, with interest from Ist A
pril, 1866 All the unpaid purchase money to be
secured on the land. ':Sale In commence at 11
so'clock, JOHN MILER.
,Athin'r and Trustee to sell Estate M. Pfouts, dee'4l.
Dee 2—te.
NWT - 1G E
'WRSO.NtS who gave their noes at .tho sale of
the subscriber on the 23d,day of February last,
are notified that the. Same was due on the !Sd,ult.
immediate payment Pi therefore requested., •
iier4 , -4tj ' ' JOHN-PIIICE..
rIC PUBLIC :1::
rip RE subscriber will expose to Public Sale, on ,
1 the premises, on MONDAY Tnit 26rn a Wont-
SIR, 1864, the following de scribed Real Estate, the
property of John W. HarbetuO. dcelf, to'wit: Lot
No. 4 on Iteitersburg Street, irr Waynesboro', frontl
.ing 67 feet, with a story an d o half Rum(
DWELL N(: HOUSE,
Frame Wash House, Good` EOG WAGON-MA
KER SHOP. 0 good Fillet, Stable with Carriage , '
Shed attached, Hog Fen, &je., thereon. There is a
good 'Cistern at the house mullt •variety of choiee
fruit trees en the lot. The stand is . an excellent
one. for a wagon -maker or 'other mechanic.
Sale to commence at o'clock on said day when
terms will be made known by 1
JA,CO'S BEAVER. Adm'r.
On the same day the subscriber will offer for sale
Lot No. 1, on 'the same street, fronting - 83 feet. The
•
improvements are, a
. TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with a one and• a half story BRICK DWELL
ING attached—Smoke House, Wash House and
Biko•oven, all under one roof--a good Stable, Car
riage House. Hog Pen, mill other out-buildings.--
There is also a good Cistern at thelkitchen door
and a variety of the most choice fruit trees, grapes.
&c. on the lot. rit'Terms will he made known orb
the day of sale. JACOB BEAVER.
Nov. 27—is) G. V. Mott, Auct.
PUBTIC SALE.
PTHE undersigned will sell at Publi c Sale, om
I SATURDAY THE 24TH OF DECEMBER, 1864, him
!rage two-story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
now occupied by Powell Haugh, situnted in An
trim township. Franklin county Pa.. on the road
leading from the Marsh Run to Hagerstown, tog eth
er with 6 ACRES PRIME LA.NII adjoining the
same. There arc a good Stable, Spring House and
large Stone Shop on the premises; also A fine OR
CH ARDof A pp:e Peach and Plum trees, Or apes,
arc. Altogether it is one of the most desirable res
idences in the county. Also at the same time will
be sold the following personal property, viz:
ONE EAT HORSE ,
4 years old, the best Buggy horse in the eaunly; 1
Buggy, best kind, nearly new; 1 sot new B, lack.
smith Tools, 1 Patent Dry House, 1 new Cn rt, 1
Hand Cart, end a lot of other articles. {';sale
to be held on the premises at 10 o!clock or, , laid
day when the terms will he made known.
- WILLIAM KO t,► ' '
nov. 25—ts. G. V. MONO, Ain t.
VA L B
FOR SALE.
rp TIE subveriber offers et' Private sale his veina
-1 We Farm, situated one toile soutt.staat of 'Way
nesboro', containing
145 ACRE S
First quality limestone Lana, in a high state of
cultivation. The improvements are, TVil). FINE
BRICK DIVERINGS#;;
i
LARGE STONE BANK BARN,
WAGON SHEDS and' CORN CRIBS, ijarriage
House and all other necessary out-building t. There
is an excellent well of water in the yard anti a
stream of Spring Water running near the b
There is also an eiccellent Orchard of Grafted fruit
and about 12 or 15 acres of prime Meat ow Land
on the premises. Eir This is one of the host im
proved and most desirable farms in Frank'dn coun
ty. GEORGE JA( :OBS.
Dec 2--t f
'Herabl,' Hagerstown, copy ni:anil act lii bill to
this office for collection.
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subsciiher will 'offer at Pubic Sale, on
I SATURDAY TUE 10TH OF DECEMBER next his irop
erty, situated at the East end of Main street, in
Waynsliboro', consisting of a lot of ground fronting
eighty four feet with a story and a half
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Roug!wasted, with Back Building, good F rams
. BLACKSMITH SHOP
and SHE WING SHED, Smoke Hons.,, Frame
STABLE—With room sufficient for 2 hors ce and 2
ows—thereon.lliero-is-alsorga-Cist4-3rn—n
the kitchen do n. with pump in it and a ttariety of
choice fruit trees on the lot. The stand I atlti been
lone established and is one of the best in the town
for a Illaeksinith. retlale to comme nee at 1 o'-
clo. k on said day When the terms will be made
known by
nov 18--tsj
PUBLIC SALE.
MHE sui•nwiber will slier at Public Sale, on
a SATURDAY Me lOM of December next, on
the premises, the following described ft( al Estate,
viz: A Lot of Ground situated near th a German
town School House, adjoining land s of Matthias
Nicholas, Peter Lout, and others, containing
la .43 C Et I .S.,
with a story and a half LOU HOUt 3.0 g Barn,
Hog Pen, dizc., thereon. 'Pliero is a gi mil well of
water near the house and a young Orchard of
choice fruit -trees on the promisee. s ale to corn
tu nee nt 1 o'clockon said dal/ when the terms will
be made known by JACO 9 - I.O.HMAN.
Agent for Samuel Fitz.
Nov le Jour; ht. Stann, Aset.
TOWN PROPERTY FUR SALE.
I FIE stibseribsr will offer at Pul die Sale, on Sly
VEDAS THE 17m tit? DECEUERE2,,. 1864, his House
and Lot of Ground situated at I he East end of
IVaynesboro', on Main street. Th e house is a com
fortable two-story
WEATHERBOIRDED B
and has been but recently refitted with new frames,
flooring, A c , and has attached a nr .w Back Build
t•traoke House, Wash House, di c.
17'Sale to commence at 1 &ell ick on said day
when the terms will be made known.
to:la.:ls—u) WM. 1 ATERCASII.
_
!MauledCorrespondence: 9
AGENTLEMAN of good moral character and
retinerrient, desires to open correspondence
with a number of LADIES of intelligence, tefine
ment and cheerful disposition. with a view of mu
tual improvement and perhaps matrimony. Must
be under thirty.
Will exchange Photographs. All letters prompt
ly answered. Address, ; •
'EMMOR LEM Ifl
12:2
Bp: 1121. Pittsburg, Pa.
N 44" 1 C E
•
pERBPNB who gave their notes at the sale of
the subseriber on the I.)th day of February,
1804, are notified that the came fell due on the 11th
inst. Payment is requested.
nov 15-3 t) HENRY GILBERT. •
EACRAY.
OA ME to the premises of the aubsc.iber al Quin.
X, icy, on ue about the tint of October, a whilm tind
red epottett M LY BULL, 'about 3 years Md.—
The owner is requested to come, prgro property,
pay charges and take' him away
•Quirmy. Nov. 18-20 - 'I.. C. NEPNER.
Army and Navy c SUMS.
OBEYII 1/0 UGI, , VrI, Attorney at .I,a or
Waynesporo', being.duly'licensmii as Claim A
gent will procure Pensions,.flounty, Bounty Lan&
arrearages of pay end clothing, and all other allow.
anCes'ilue seamen and 'Olio's, their-41m p
m or reo
sentatirest, • ~• . ,
May t7—tf
LATEST ARRIVAL
' GEO. 'STOVER'S :
, _ ,
..,_Waynesboro', Pa. ~
Till A MNFUL for kind favors and patronage here
tofore bestowed upon him, Again appears before•
the public to solicit a continuance of the same.—
He having just returned from the eastern eities with,
a fine and wolf selected stock of new
Which he intends selling at very low rates, which
he knows he can do to the satisfaction of all will
call 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. '
IL. AL _IUP IL 11E Mil -
He has a large assortme of Dress Goods consisting
in part of
Maks, •
Printed and Plain Delaines,
Drk, Fig'd and Col'd Silks, •
Plaid Mohair,
Silk Warp Mohair,
Bereges,
IPrench.antindouttis Gingham's
Poplin.,
Pongee Mixture,
Cloth for Ladies,
Wrapingx,
G loVas, ,
. ,
Hosiery, in great'variety.
13 mad Cloths, •
Black and Pitney Cassinierss,
Union Cassi mores,
Dalt Linens,
Cottonades,
Summer Coatings,
Tweeds,
Ye Cord,•
•
?damnifies,
Silk Vesting,
Velvatine Vesting., of all
kinds; inlfact7a full essotment 'of goods for Gentle
men wear. Also s larger and well selected stock of
Muslin, Ticking; and a complete a' assortment of
Notions. It's no use !trying to 'enumerate. If
you want anything at ell in the Dry Goods line
ust call in and you will find him ready to mit 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 ho always gives the highest market price. Ho
give him a call, and he will sell you goods as cheap
as they can be purchased, elsewhere.
Nov. 11, 1864.
NEW FALL AM WINTER
JUST FROM THE EASTERN AUCTIONS
AT
.THE NEW STORE OF
METCALF & HITESHEW,
WElnow have a full stock of all kinds of Dry
Goods and Notions, which wo are selling at
astonishing low prices (for the times).
We have Delains Plain & Figured from 35 np
Colicoes, 4. 25 111
C litaking Clothe. f• 225 ff
Cassinets,•• 73 4
Unbleached Muslin 0 25 w
Bleached, .4 I' aO."
All Wool Flannel, 4 , 50 i 0
Hoop Skirts for Mins., , is 25 a
Ladies, - a 75 of
Wool Under Shirts, •of 245 w
'
, o , Over " fo 250 .0
Stocking Yarn,lB7 per lb.
Pest Spool Cotton only ' 10c
In short we are selling almost every thing lower
then can bo bought (at present) wholesale in the.
cities.. Call if you please and see for vourselvis.
METCALF dr. HITESHEW.
N. B. We are also Agents for the Singer Sew.
ing Machine. ' M, & H.
0ct..28, 1861
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Mill . AIL. 11101117 ,li 15111 W G
ELI WTI' LE.
G. V. Mom. Aact
CHOPPING MILLS
•
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THE subscriber would inform 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 Bear's Factory, and is now
prepared to saw Lumber to order, by mill or circu
lar sow, and is also prepared.to chop corn ' oats, &c.
at short notice. rir Persons wanting WATER
WHEELS can have them made to order nt short
notice. None but the best material will, be used
for this purpose. •By punctuality end attention to
business he hopes to merit a liberal share of the
public's patronage. JOHN L. METuALF.
P.B. The subscriber otters for sale a new
FRAME BUILDING, 10 by 16 feet, mailable for
a backbuilding, wash house, stable, etc., all ready
for roofing. J. L. M.
Nov. 4, 1864.
"Money Saved is ]Money Made !"
want t o F you w a nt to buy goods cheap go to MET.
J.CA LF dr, HITESHE Choinberiburg,whers
they are still e - elling at Panic ptiecs.
Charnbetsbuk g, Dior .6;1864.
$15:06 REWARD !
APAbSENGER'S Shawl was stolen from the
Gumbo s of the subscribers, in Waynesboro',
on Wednesday, evening, the 16th instant. The a•
hove reward will be paid for such inlormation as
will lead to the detection of the thief.and the te
covery of the shawl.
/NOV 251 STONER & WOLFERBBERGER.
- Pri.rl7.492l l .lErliiiiiii:
I'IHE subscriber offers at Private bale a lot of
ground situated near the Hlue Boa School
i
1 ouse containing about 19 ACHES, upon whieh
t
there is a comforlabl two-story ,_
L 0 G II 0111 S -.
good Smoke House„ barouche liouse, liog Pen,
6te. Thera is also a fine ORCHARD. of grafted
fruit on' the premise' and a Cistern nee "the door ' '
Nov , . 11-4t] - G4U. G Ist 4 EHT.
i 4 `ICKARDIIEi Cattle ,. Powder at - V""
Fo r t,. b, 44 ' - ' • EVEITS,
, . ......
OF NEW
TALL ir
DRY GOODS
.A.'3'
FALL AND WINTER
MODDS,
FOR THE
Medona Cloth,
Lavellas,
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
GOODS
CHAMDRRRDURG.
On ieeonel Street, nearly Opposite the P. •,
THIRD ARRIVAL !
PRIVE HORPLICH'S
i : r-«
11,COLVAI` 1 1 r
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N'aii: - .,. - 4,.iiiii . ltitii:
'r r
SECOND ARRIVAL, ".
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SECOND ARRIVAL,
WINTER GOODS,
WINVER-Goons,
WINTER GOODS!
PRICE to HOEFLICH
Ty AVE just received and are yet receiving from.
the Eastern market* a fins addition to their
stock of
HY GOODS
GROCERIES, „Sze,
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To which the attention of the community is 'direc
ted as they will discover that they are offering goads
lower than the prices have been heretofore through
the country. Their stock of
DILLINES,
MERINOS,
ALPACCAI,
Cannot:be surpassed hr desirableness orstyls silt
quality.
CASSIMERES,
CLOTHS,
TISTIN3I,
Of ths tatearSion,
PRINTS,
SINGIIAMS,
FLANNEL&
A - fine assortment of Sack Flannels also TA
dies Cloaking Cloths of the different coloni
worn, and at prices to suit all.
Ladies Clouds, S6ntags, Hoods, kc,
znaiaaaa4
We boast of halting the largest sssortrnent • eVer
brought to Town. Were bought twenty-five per
cent. cheaper than pratiant prices and will be sold
accordingly.
Silk% •
Baregen,
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renau
Wool Delain',
-
Chatlies,
Lawns, plain and figured,
Balierines,
Crape Deapanges,
Eng. Crape,
American Prints,
French Crape,
Collura, 1-rdlefs,
Mitts,
Ganntlets,&e.
OUR FANCY STOOK
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eomprises a great variety of Raimondo. Hoop Skirts
Shawls, Gauntlets, Kid Gloves, Head Nub, Trim.
ming Ribbons, Lem, &..
DOMESTIC COODS
BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLIN,
Linen Sheetings,
Bleached and Brown Disport,
Tiekings,
&rips,
Yarintrtro Checks,
Barlass,
Cottonades,
Linens,
Bags k Bagging
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTS'S,
Blinds and hangingrs.
B[2OBEMES,
Our Stock of Groceries is very large., Sugers'a
ilitTeren t grades—Molasies at various prices. Loaf
Sugar, syrup, Coffees, teal Rio f .nd 'Dandelion,
American and English breakfast do.. Teas, Fish,
Cheese, Rice..
CC - JIM 7 2"_ AUL g
WILLOW WAS L f AND'
QUEFNSWAIIE,
And every article necessary to supply the neeessi ,
ties or render' comf3rtable our old friends and ac
quaintances. We mean to givo-esasonatrriffes
*los to DINIPEtfiI and give out friends every- accom
modation possible. With many thanks for"*.gen
crone pCronage.'heretefore . we Abell endeavor to
merit a icontinuance of the public's fit 4 Onr:
9;eit.
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kor 4. 113 . 1 ,i t .
EEi
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TWILLS, ,
INSETS,
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:Jo iir t - ikp „, pl t
. ,21
;/ 1-4 t sq. 4! •—• • r.' , 11 e'n
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LATESARRIVAL!
ANDERSON, BENEDICT &CO.,
'Waynesboro' Pa:-
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY:
liVar X 111 T "31E• XX.
001 S!!
WINTER DRY 006 DH
:WINTER DRY GOODS
WINTER DRY GOODis
orm. IN I
DRESS GOODS
LADIES
• LADIES
LADIES
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
FTTRs, SHAWLS AND NTIBTAs,
FURS, SHAWLS AND NUBIA'S,
FURS, SHAWLS A 1) NURIAS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HosTE DV AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
lOW sip
mAlln rABIDS i
MEN'S WINTER GOODS.
ME-NIS-
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP.
CLOTHS,
mo 7 FM, CASSIMERES AND SA7 INE7
CLOTHS, C.ASSIMERES AND SA 4 I4NETTS,
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES AND SA77NETTS,
UNDERSHIRTS,
UNDERSHIRTS,
UNDERSHIRTS,
AND
AND
AND
DRAWERS.
DRAWERR,
DRAWERS,
GROCERIES
Grsceries,
Groceries,
Groceries,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS.
UM' An 11011011
Qtternmare,
Queetsaware,
Qteeensware,
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Igriieleelicilti t cefillin attention. • out custom
ere and tho.ptihliC.tCuue new Noc k, f. gee d., an &
at,:the tintenyt, turn" , ' uatonfere .
'slut others for;theirlib'eriit'inftonage.-;104 will en-.
ilesiror by fair clealitigwitliWl4 to MOO a aaatimii.
.ance`of the same. ' • . ..•
AMBERSON, IIENEIAO'il•& CO:
OctOer 21.1881 • • '
you we tit Ilive Potniidn yen mulap ntl7'.
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Hardware,
Hardware,
Hardware.
Notions,
Notions,
Notions.•