k ... -
THE subscriber intending to remove West, will
soll at Pub lie s Sale, at httiitbaideioce: _ fug 4 . o 4 l3 i l ;
sore,. Mill, on the road leading from Waynesboro
,tojChimberabUO L miles from the former place,
Oh Atilday theta day of January, 1868,
,the following personalpmparty,, ; consisting of,stpck
sad `faiming
REAtoplOagEB.
I 4 4 11 41 :
among which are 2 good , brood Mares •
heavy with fool, 1 two-yeari one-vca old bolt,
7 HEAD OF MILO.
4 of Which will be fresh about the time of -sal
Head of fine young Cattle, 1 Fat Bull,
30 1111 AD - OF. SHEEP, .
among which is one fine Buck,'l2 Head of HO.l
ainong which• are 1 Sow end Boar ) • of the Suftlk
Breed; 2 fat HOGS; 2 Plantation Wagons, 1 lour
inch 'tread, nearly new, I nrertow trend, 1 Wood
Bed, good as now, 2 pair gotio Hay Ladders, 1
Rockaway Buggy and harness, 1 Basket Sieigh, 1
large string of Bulls, 9 sots of Brerchbonds, 2 sets
Froat Geare,looel astnew, 5 sets Plow Gcars,4 Ply
bists,tbridles, halters, lines , , 2. three.horse Muslim
how's, 1 two-horse ,do., 6 double Shovel Plows, 2
single do., 1 corn Coverer. 2 three.horsa Harrows
Cripple, double and 'single trees, spreaders, 1 fifth
shin, 2 log chains, 2;pair butt traces, 2 pair breast
chains, Clot of cow chains, 1 Wheelbarrow, 4 Grain
Cradles; 4 mowing scythes, 1. Grind stone, 1 set of
BLACKSMITH TOOLS, diging iron, crowbar, 2
mattocks, lot of forks and rakes, 1 dung• hook, lot of
• old iron; 1 Side Saddle;
ICHES 01 OHO IN TRR. OROIII,
101) B USH ELS OF POTATOES,
200 BARRELS ‘Or CORN
Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting of 6
Bedsteads and Belling, 1 , Secretary, '2 Bureaus, 2
mis t s oi n i rs , 3 Rocking Chairs, 1 large and small;
3 Wash Stand, I Looking Mass, 2 Safes, 1 Corner
Cupboard. 1 large kitchen Tnb:e, lite:ins: and 1
pining Telde,Ll template Stove, Cooking Steve
and-'l,:istuveil. new; I lane Dinner B, 11, 2 iron ket
tles, 1 Copper Kettle, 1 meat vessel, 1 pictileatand,
—l - churnytilbs il buckets,;2_barrels_Vinegar; a lot of
tinware, queensware, t„Crockery, &c., also, a lot
_ra, mil Lard by the lb., applebutter by the
oroak;a lot dried ftuit;'3 axes. muu an wedges,
and many other articles too nunarrous to mention.
tar Sale to commence at 9 o'clock nn said day
when the terms will be made known. ,
LiEt/RGE MYERS.
U. 1r; Mo'.e, Aunt.
logifl—te]
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
---o
IHE subscriber, Executor ol the laet Wilt an d
Testament of Chas. Hoch, late of Quincy
Township, dec'd, will sell at Publie,Sale, on the
prealisss, ott
Thursday s Dedelther 22d, 1864,
the I,kl;oweig described licat-Ehtate-i)Mid—diicsii
ed, to wit: •
Purport No I. A 'TRACT OF LIMESTONE
LAND cow:limos
18 ACRES,
'under gliod fence, part post Lod rail, situated in th•
♦rllage of Tonistown. The improvinenti ore a
ONE AND A HALF STORY
ROUGHCAST OWEWNG ROUSE,
-a Log Tenant !louse, Bank Bnrn anti ether notesL
nary out-buildings, and an Orchardjof good fruit.
Purpart No. 2. A TRA-yr OP LAND, one
half mile North of 'Pomotown, containing
=AIL • GDJES-1110 SMNIO
This tract has een recently limed and is in a high
state of cutrivatten. The improvements are, a one
and allall-story
11 Saap
a good Bain, Corn Cribs, also a Lime Kiln with a
Quarry near by, a Fountain Pump in the yard
brought from a never-failing spring, a young O rch
ard of good fruit.
Purports No. 3, 4 and 5, are Lots adjoining the
last named, with comfortable •
DWELLING HOUSES
--in-good-repair-,-witli the necessary ou Jut ings at
/Ached to each• The lots are all enclosed with pull
ing fence. • •
Purpart No. 11, Is a Tract of excellent TIMBER
LAND, easy of access,' lying near the village of
Tomstown, containing 15 Acres and 135 Perches,
well set with Pine, Rockoak and Chestnut. This
'1 ract will lie divided into two lots if desired.
Purport N 0.7, Is A TRA C 1' OF MOUNTAIN
LAND, and joins purpnrt 2,1; one half of the tract
is under cultivation, Dart having been recently lim
ed, surrounded with new post and rail and substan
tial stone fence, the remainder is well set with
her, part young Chestnut, This tract will be divi
ned into several tracts if desired, plots of which will
be exhibited on the.day of sale.
POrpart No 8, Is a Chestnut Lot containing
, a
covered with large chestnut trees, and joins purpart
2nd.
Any person wishing to view either of the above
, described properties, before the day of sale, will be
shown the same by calling on the subscriber resid
tag at Snow Hill Mill.
Possession will be given on the first of April, 'ls.
gale to commence at 10 o'clock, on the premises
of the first described tract, when the terms whirls
will be easy will be made known by
WM. FLEAGI.S,
G. V. Mose,,Auct.
Dee o—ta]
N 0 71 0 E I
, :__....., .
r llE•undersigned, residing in Quincy, Franklin
i county; Pa, intending to decline the Merchan
tile business, offdrs his
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE
at Private Sale, The lot:alien is a bie•nsant one for
business. being surrounded by. a healthy, wealthy
and populous heighborhood. His stock embraces a
.general assortment of goods, such as eve usually
kept in country stores. For further particulars ;ap
ply to the Imileesignett.
Doc ,9 --St] E WIS COI. LIF WER
Army and Navy. Claims. •
06EPH DOUGL VS, Attorney at La w
Waynosporo% being duly licensed' as Claim A
gent will pro Cure Pensions, Bounty, Bounty Land
arrearagee of pay and clothing, and all other. allow
ances due searnen and siohliors, their heirs or repre
sentatives.
May 27—ti.. •
NOTICE!
IDERSONS wbo gave their notes at the sale of
the subscribc,r, an the 2.3 d day of. February last,
are roitified that the sane was due on the 23d ult.
Immediate payment is therefore requested.
4e9 2 7 - ati • ," • JoHN PRICE;
Eairteie's Notite
XTOTICE is hereby given, that Letters resat-
IN'mentary:to the 'Estate of Chides Hoch, !steer
.quinci."- . tiftinup t dec'd have been greeted, to the .
. ,
tizulenrignial. • • •
All persons knowing themselves indebted td the'
plesse.mahe. immediate payment, rind
theme' htiviitt chains , ' will'preeent them jaciperty au
-thenticated foreettliment.. ' • .
„ppm - • WM: .FLEAOLE, per.'
Ly - zPIZING ISTYLB.OF RAU FOR 18041-
- srel6o - ttv t r i b bLlSßAFTellatFs4ory,
.
iyit arms 14tene.
Fab. 5, '64: ' lreßtefli
V10:11:1Z ,Aiss
'ttLib AtED
au mid tattle
Imo Pimatienr
111 strength
the Stomach
klT Intestinal.
nuva• ,"tgem,
nn .eensisii
iattet skiff
niadtli . ,i:l3qtte, '
' l t! They 'are •
Sure pre4ittivt of
ri2lnedy - ;ha ifoi••''
!knell itat;slll -
dtTA, Xittlow
Wo.ter e
e . p
Fonn Lief,
It . us
r l
Pc-
In pi( 'I . , InW- 1/1
t,J
Tlie'llse of them iniproves the wind, even - gilt-
Aplwtite, and , gives to
lia , slag , .'!) and glossy skin—thus improv
in tiiea:)pearanve, vigor and spirit of this
noi,:c nninutl .
The: property this Powder posresses in in
creasit*' the o,uairtity o
in Cos, gives
it an import:moo and value o Melt should
pi v•st it in the hands t.vvvy porstm keeping
a row. By ;lethal eviierittient it has proven
filet it will imlreasa the quantity of Milk and
Cream to ent: per cent., and make the Butter
firm and ,Wol.r. In tititening Cattle. it gives
them an Thippeute, loosens their hide and
ntaltes_theaLlitri_va_mitolt—titster.
in :01
the Svvinn.
Coughs. ITleer; in
the Lovs, Liver,
Sm. Ity .
from half a coyer
to It paprr of I itt.31.1
l'n Ire in a I,,tr
rel of Swill, the
Above Illse,ti.q van
venteil. li. using ,
Cholera can he prevent —1
Price 25 ate, per Parser,or 5 Papers for $l,
,11.V31 RV
S. A. FOUTZ & BRO.,
=EMI
WHOLFSAIF Aro IVAIDINE DEPOT.,
No. 1.16 I l ratlklin. St., rtaltimore, ?t d.
For Salo by I)Ymr2 mill Storekeeper.
throl:crlimlt ttir St:tips
IrrY — Phe above °Powders can be had at Manufac
rurers' prices of FOURTIEVIAN, Waynesboro%
Johnson, II ollow & Uowticn, Philadelphia; .f.
Bender & Co., Pittsburg; Laughlin &
Wheeling,Va. (Dee. 9 —ly .
EO3IIGII opllinia, NO 21.
DE it ordained by the Town Council of the M-
I/rough of 'Waynesboro' and it is hereby enac
ted by the aathotity of the same, That from and
after the 13th (lax of December, A. P., 1864, from
the curb inward, one-half of the width of every
pavement along the streets of said Borough (ex
cept those along Main street, already provided for)
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
conviction, forfeit and pay for the, use of said 80.
rough such st.m (not less than one dollar nor more
than five dollars) as the Chief Burgess may deter
mine. Provided nevertheless, That tiny person or
perso ns obstructing said space to be kept open as
aforesaid, by but hering thereon, shall upon con
viction, forfeit and pay for the use of said Borough,
tier the first oinnee the sum of five dollars, and for
each and every offence thereafter the sum of ten
dollars. Passed tois 25th day of November, A. D.
1864. -
Anent IT: Witten,. Sec'rv.
WM. FLA NAGA N, President
of the Town Council.
Approved—This Trrecty- ninth day of Novem
ber, A. D., 1864. H. IS TONE H OUS4 ,
Dec. 2-30 cull burgess..
PUBLIC SA LE.
Fr HERE will be expoeed to Public Sae, on the
premises. in Quincy township, Franklin cowl
ty. Pa., On SATURDAY 1112 e4TII DAY (IP DECR2A - BErlf
1864, the follow ism described Real Estate, viz :
.No. 2. A TRACT OF LAND, containing
56 ACRES
and 58 Perches, neat measure, adjoining No.. '1
and 3, and lands of Rudolph Fpeelman, Samuel
Wingert and :Samuel Maltz, on whirl] is ercetad
a good two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
Barn and other buildings. About 45, Acres clear,
and well cultivated and under good fence. Good
water and every convenience about the premises.
'No. 3. A TRACT OF LAND containing
21 ACRES
anti 67 Perches, nest measure, adjoining Nos. 1
and 2. and lands of Jonathan 13enr, John Sum
mers, Conrad Zody and bonie! Pfoutz. On this
tract there is erected a large
4TONE CRIST MILL
en 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
lealsaa DISTILLERY, 2 BRICK
D IVELL/Nr; ROUSES and other buildings en
the premises, all in good repair.
Tknsis : One-third of the purchase money to re
main a lion on Vs° land during the lifetime of the
widow, she to receive the interest thereon Bernd-an
nually, to be computed from the Ist of April, 1865,
when possession'will he given; at her death , the prim , .
cipal sum t•. go to the heirs of M. Pfoutz.
The.balanre--one-third Ist April, 1865„ and there
mainder, Ist April, 1866, with interest from Ist A
pril, 1865. All the unpaid purchase money to be
Bemired on the land.- 11W Sale to commetiM3 at 11
o'clock. A. JOHN HELLER,
Atim'r and T,-ustee-to sell Estate M. Plants , deed.
Decipl—ts.
FARM „FOR SALE,
rrHE subperiber 'wishing to _remove to the 'West
1 offers at Private Stile his fermi sites:ted near the
Gormantoyrn school House, in ,Washington coun,
ty, containing
72 ACRES, •
25 of which is good Meadow Lang, 25 in a good
, state of, cultivation.: the balance well set with thri
ving Che.tnut and liochoek Timber. The improve
'tarots are a good two-story
ZMaCII)CO—'
with Basement, Cellar and: Skink . 'Henn; 'good
Log,Barn, fog Pen and other buildings. Therein_
sn o Orchud of B 6 Apide_Treei,,bisides other Fruit
on the
,premises.. ; A, stream of wa tee paratea through
I,,,he'tmet with an exf.ellelit Speing:;near the
Deel'9--4t) „ 01140:DEAL.
the abovitiiritinOtia:roCitOß i3riVately on
Plitt tsr. i t he2l wit J AhIiART. 1865, rt 1.41:14 ' 020
t tai t da,l et le o'idack;
• • • t
riIHE subscriber will .oipoie• to Public
I the, preinises, on Wens., ;ram .26111,0 s posts
sign, 1864, the following described Ilefillstate, the
property •of John W. Harbaugh, dec'd,•W wil: liot
0.4 On Leitersborg Street; in -WoYncehoto% front
itifg ,fli'fiet,:With a story and a half 13RICK
DWELLING HOUSE,
r t.skiri 4 *ash•Bons WAGON-141A-
R'ER SHOPi" a good Pinthe- Stable with Carriage
Shed attacho, Hog Reit, &64'thelion. There bi a
good Cisteinfet the Koine ithir,i4ariety . of choice
Trutt trees:en the ' The'-ititintl4 an excellent
Wagerknekei,oi 'ether-ineebkiii ie. '
Sale to commence at 16 o'clock on said day when
terms will be made known by
JACO!! BEAVER, Adox't.
the same day the subscriber will offer for sale
Lot No. 1, on the same street, fronting 83 feet• The
improvements me, a
TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with a 'one - and 4 hag Mary BRIPK:7ErWELL•
atiliched—Smake, copse; ' Wash ,:1-IMise - and
Ifake•ovrih,, till arider;ornirbuf=a goOd-Stable,'Cor-
Tinge House. Hog Pen, and other out-buildings.—
There is also a good, Cistern at thetkitcben don
Una o vorietY' of the most choice fruit trr o s,,grspes.
&c. on the lot. 1 112'Terms w.Il be made known on
the dny of sale. JACOB BEAVER.
Nov 27—ts) • G. V. Morin, Auct.
VALUABLE FA.ltill
FOR SALE.
rirHE subscriber offers at Private Bale hie value .
I hie Farm, situated 'ono mile southeast of Way
nesbote, containing
145 ACRES
First quality Limestone Lend, in a high state of
cultivation. The improvements are, TWO FINE
BUCK ftINtS ^s
LARGE STONE BANK BARN,
14 AG ON SHEDS anti CORN CRIBS. Carriage
H ouse - ni
is an excellent well of water in the yard and a
stream of Spring Water running near the buildings.
There is also an excellent Orchard of Grafted fruit
and about 12 or 1.5 acres of prime Meadow Land
on the premises. Willis is one of the beet bre
!nova and most desirable fermi in Franklin coun
Y Dec 2--ti
elleral3,' Hagerstown, ropy 'St and rend bill to
!fir office fin collection.
PUBLIC SAEK
se at Sale nt his residence, adjoining
bnyhofrs Machine Shop ort__the_road—lending-frota
the Leitersburg Turnpike to Jacobs' Church,
On iVednescia,y the 21st day of December '64,
the following property, to wit
4 WORKHORSES
3 of than leaders, I an extra Family mare,
6 MILCH COWS,
4 head YOUNG CATTLE, 6 toad FAT HOGS,
3 Sows, I with 9 Pigs, 1 Boar, 7 Shoats,'4 head of
Sheep, 2 FARM WAGONS, (I a four-inch;) 1 Wa
gon and Sand Bed, I Spring Wagon, 1 Falling
Top Buggy, I Sleigh and Belts, 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, I Wagon Saddle and whip
1 set Cart Gears, I Riding Saddie and bridle, side.
Bridle Leathe,
1 CLOVER, HULLER,
(Hansicker 's make;) 1 three and 2 two-horse Bar
shear Plows; 2 double and 1 single do., 1 Corn Cov
erer, 2 Harrows, 1 treble and 2. double tree's, 5 sprea
ers, 3 Log Chains, lot of single trees, 2 pail Butt
Traces, 2 pair breast chains a lot of Cow Chains, a
lot of tmces, 1 jack screw, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 set of
dung boards, 1 dung sled 1 large Rope, 2 grain cra
dles, 1 Cloverseed do., 2 mowing scythes, 2 work
b'enches, 1 grind stone, 14t Toids, 1 Cross -cut Saw,
1 Vice, 1 Serewplate, 2 wooden vice screws, 1 large
and 2 small stone wedges, 2 mason hanuners, 1 mat
tock, 1 pick, shovels, digging iron, Hoes, 2 Fishing
Nets, 1 shot .un 1 dun: kook,_a_lot_of_F_orks-ai,
rn e - Ts; a' lot old and new iron. Also, about '35 a
eves of
GRAIN IN ME GROUND,
more or fuss; about :30 bushels of OATS, 10 barrels
of CORN. Also, Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, consisting of 4 common Bedsteads, 1 Cottage
Bedstead, 1 Secretary and Book-case, 2 Bureaus, 1
Want Robe. 3 acts chairs, 1 Boston and bodies'
Rocking Chair, 1 Whatnot, 1 fancy parlor Stand,
2 Looking Glasses. 1 Safe, 1 large Kitchen Cup
board, 1 Sink,
.1 Doughtray, 1 large ant 1 small
Dining Table, 1 Clothes Basket. 1 Ten-plate Stove,
1 WELIIISIII MK STOVE, 110.9.,
1 Shop Stove, 1 large Dinner 1301; .1 Iron kettle,'3
heat Vessels, 1 Pickle Stand. Tubs, Buckets, a lot
empty Cider Barrels, 2 Barrels Vinegar, 3 Five
gai-Kegs, 2 Water legs. Fruit and Pickle Jars, a
lot crocks, and a great many other articles too nu
merous mention.
The ulJoiv articles are 01l 'new and in good con
ditiott.
Hale to commence at 9 o'clockon sail ilay,vilion
a reasonable credit will be given.
MARTIN LUTHER BELL.
Dec 2—tr. J. BOTIARD,
.Spirit' copy and ch. advertiser.
WiYlltSßoliil' 110TE1 A ,
FRANCIS BOWDEN . fiIOPRIETOR,
rHE suliscriber respectfully announces to his
friends and the public generalh 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-FIT
TED and RE-FURNISHED, so that ho is now
enabled to afford evoty comfort and convenience to
his guests.
h is TABLE will at all timekbo provided with
the best provision the Markets will afford.
Attached to this Hotel is a large and commodi
ous new Stable.
An attentive Hostler will tit all times be in readi
ness, and special attention will be pa blto the wants
of transient visitant. : .,FßANClS' BOWDEN.
Dec. 2. 7 .1 y. • , •
TOWN.' PROPERTY..FOR: SALE
THE' subseribeiviill °Saint Saie,:on BAT
'.I7ROAIr THit 17TU of DlDOBlifica,. P 384, ht./louse
aryl- Lot of Ground situated at - the Bait end of
Waynesboro', on Main street. The house is a core •
fortable two•story.. „ •
\VEATUERBOARDED BUILDING, •
and has been but recently refitted with new frames
flooring, A c . and has attached a new, Back Buil -
in;, Nutoke House, Wash House, dr.c.
1..-V"tinie to , commence at 1 o'clock on said ay
when the terms will be made known:
nov..2s—te) VOL OVEROAS i.
-- 11111111VAint.tvAir, ,
"Money Bayed ie:Monev Ma.
, ..
~
Tr yptiwAnt to buy
,goods cheap go to ,g,sy;
jucAhr&iilTESHEW'S,Ch ai nb o r q bur g mli a re
they t aSatiti solling-,q Panic piices. , . ; • ~* ..,
Otnituberf:bti*,,Nciir 6,.i864 ... ; r - ,I .
, F iCSAliD,....yallie,filvt 4 ecial.: •.• ~••..,,...-,:.•
' •:-..'FIN filgre • KLliTrilet
r•
GEORGE JA(OBS.
Lit THST
GP NEW
fiLL If IT I RIR
1
(0 011 S
AL'air
GEC,., sToVER's
Waynesboro', Pa.
Wolf AMICFUL forkind favors and patronage here
tofote hcstoUred upon hint, again appears before
the public totkeilicit a Continuance of . the porno.—
He naving - just returned from the eastern cities with
a fine and well selected stock of new
FILL AND WINTER
MOOD'S,
Which ho intends selling at very low rates, whi'ch
he knows ho can do to the satisiaction of all will
call and examine his stock: . '
Below you will find erlumernted a few articles
which w ill be found among his stock to which he
calls you; attention.
F4►IC TUE
IL. AIL 3111:111 X 3EI Nig e
• „ .
He has a large assortmo of Dress Goods consisting
in part of
iThallies, •
•
Printed and Plain Delaines,
BPk,Fig'd and Cord Silks, —
• _ Plaid Mohair, _
Silk Warp Mohair,
13orcgos,
• Medona Cloth,
Lavellaa,
French and doings Gingham'
Poplin',
- Pongee M ixture,
Wrepings,
fl loves,
hosiery, in great variety.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
;t Broad Oaths-,
Black and Fancy Calsiisorits,
Dwlt Linens, .
Cottonailes,
Summer Coatings,
Tweeds,
Yelv it Cord, . . .•
Marsailles,
Silk Vesting,
• Velvatine Vesting', of all
kinds; inifact:a full assotment of goods for Gentle
men wear. Also a larger and well selected•stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Muslin, 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 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. k 3 o
give him a call, and he will'sell you goods as cheap
as they can be purchased elsewhere.
Nov. 11, 1864.
NEW FALL 1 * ft
GOODS
JUST FROM THE EASTERN AUCTIONS
• AT THE NEW STORE OF
METC ALF & H rrES-1-1-E-
CIIAMBEItsBUItg.
On Second Street, nearly Opposite' Me P. •.,
• ' E now have a full st ock of all kinds of Dry
Goods and Notions, which we are selling at
astonishing low
.prices (for the times).
We have Dating Plain 4 Figured from 36 up
Colicoes, " 25 "
Cloaking Cloths, • 2 25 ..
Cassinets, ' 6 75 a'
Unbleached Muslim. 1 ) 25 "
Bleached, It ••
a SO 111
All Wool .Flannel, " 50 a
Hoop Skirts for Mims, as
1. 2 5 it
" " • Ladies, id, • .7 5 is
Wool Under Shirts, • 225 "
" Over " '" 250 .•
4 11 ock ing Yarn, 187 per lb.
Best Spool Cotton only 10c
In short we are selling almost every thing lower
then can be bought (at present) wholesale in the
cities. Call if you pleasehand see for yourselves.
METCALF & 1111118/JEW.
N. B. We are also Agents for the Singer Sew
ing Machine. ' M, & H.
Oct. 28, 1864
iggii 211- 101L7 1111 1 1 11ahr 41115:11-
CHOPPING -MILLS
MOE subscriber Would inform the public that he
has purchased of V. 13. Gilbert, the well-known
sawing and Chopping situated' about ono
quarter of a mile from Bear's Factory, and is now
prepared to attly Lumber to Order, by mill or circu
lar saw, and is also prepared to chop corn, oats, Ike.
at short notice. car Persons wanting WATEIt.
WHEBLS can have them inadow to order at short
notice. ,Nono but the'llent' material will ;no used
for this purpose. By .punctuality and attention to
business he hors to merit a liberal Ahura of the
public's pairanagc, , JOHN L. METCALF.
P. S. The subscriber offers fur sale a new
FR. ME ISUI LDING, 10 by 16 feet, suitable for
a baclthuilditig r wash house, stable, etc, all ready
for rooting. '••• L. M.
Nov. 4, 1864,
PUB' IC SALE.
THE; undersigned atill.sell at Public Sale, on
A.TUROAV TUE 24m or Dscrunsn, 1864, Ids
largo two•story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
• _ 9
now occupied by Powell Haugh. situated in An.
trim township; Pifinklin county Pa., on the road
leading from the , Marsh Run to Hagerstown, togeth
er with : 6 ACRES PRIME' tLAND 'atijoitiing the
same. There are a good Stable, Spring House and
largo Stone Shop On the premises; also a fine Olt=
CHAD of Apple Peach and Plum trees, Or:veld,
dte(together iris' one of the most desirable res
idein.! the county.‘ ; AlsO au the' Sante time will
beihe following persmal properiy,•cizi : • 1 '
- ONE ENSUED"'
mil- — 44 stiiiTat liar-'--
7-7
_ CRl'd U. .40 best LluggY 'fiorieln the County; 1
buggy, best kind; nearly neir; ' 1 Fet new tlittek•
&man:fools. 1 Patent, pry - .}p:)uso,. 1 ;new Vast; 1
Iliwnd , 4:art, - '.atia : alot 'of artieieti. riPgalit
to be held on the . premise's at 10i o'clock on said
day whOuTtlid terms's/rill lie tinde known.
,Si }.Vli T 41).1.1A51 (COONS'
nov-45-4s. G. V. 24toin,Itititl
PVCETRORPIIGIII
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NOV. 4TH 1864.
e : . 1 .. i ,~.,
sopoln ARRIVAL,'`
SECOND ARRIVAL,
SECOND ARRIVAL)
WINTER. G 001"
GoOxis,
WINTER GOODS!
PRICE & HOEFLICH
TTAVE just 'mired and are yet reeeirinefrom
Lthe Eastern markets a Ilne addition to their
stock of
DRY OOHS !
MERTES, Mt
To which-the attention of tl3 community is direc
ted as they will discover that they are offering goods
lower than the prices have hien heretofore through
the country. Their stook of
DILAIN
liza.mos,
ALPACCAS,
Cannot:be surpassed ibr desirableness of stile an/
quality.
CASSIVIERES,
CLOTHS,-
Of tin latest pi inism
PRINTS,
GINGHAMS,
FLANNELS.
A fine assortment of Sock Flannels, also La
dies Cloaking Cloths of the different colon
worn, and at .prices to suit all.
Ladies Clouds, Sontags, Hoods, Sic,
ucarazima acwac,
We boast of having the largest assortment vies
brought to Town. Were bought twenty-five per
cent. cheaper than prosont :ices and will ha aolJ
according
Silks,
%repo,
.e
• Orrenadtues,
Wool Using,
, Poplins,
Ch 'lies,
• Lawns, pin and ligirtd,
Balserincs,
Crape Des anges,
En Crape,
\ s„ American Prints,
'French Crape,
Collars, .11'dk7s,
OUR FANCY STOCK
comprises a great variety of Raimorals, Hoop skirts
Shawls, Gauntlets. Kid Gloves, Head Nets, Trills
ming Ribbons, Laces, die.
DOMESTIC COODS
BROWN AND manAcirne MUSLIN,
Linen Sheetings,
Bleached and Brown Diapers,
Tiekings,
Stripe,
Ittrintnre Cheat,
Burins,
Cottonsdes,
Linens,
Bags k Dogging
CARPETS,
OM 0L0T7113 ,
Blinds and ttangings
BADBEMESE,
Our Stock of Groceries is very largo. Sugars of
grades—Molasses at various prices. Loaf
Sugar,' syrup, Coffees, teal Rto and Dandelion,
American and English breakfast du., Teas, Fish;
Cheese, Rice. •
eD 11E1 31:1) Alk. g
WILLOW WARE ANA ,
• U E -N. S- W.. AR E
Aed every article rieeessar3P to 'er4ply the neceati
tiea or render .comfmtnble our old friend* and ac
quaintances.. We, mean, to give i rimaggiAk
TION TO e , e61106. 41- -
mixletion - possible., , With many thanks' feira gen.
(loos rstrorrtge heretofore,we shall etwlrtavof to
iiithirtieotithivatiee of the piblic'slirors. ,
*”' ‘"" aoBErikPltfet,!- 4 ''
,4 SAIItI.II9IRFLIPII
I lfgytiis64l.4:lVor.4, ' '
TWILLS
TESTIN33,
LirrsErs,
111 i tts,
Claun tletsoto
PCTOBEit 21.
IMMESIII
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ITHSTI:RRIVALI
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WPM . BRENT & CO.,
WaynOsboro' pa.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY,
- w 31E -1111 W IEI Mit
GOODS!!
WINTER DRY GOODS
WINTER DRY GOODS
WINTER DRY GOOD*
I on. 1* *
DRESS GOODS
LADIF.:II .
LADIES
LADIES
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS •GOODS
FURS, SHAWLS AND NUMMI%
FURS, SHAWLS AND NUMB,
FURS, SHAWLS AND NTIBIAS .
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
'2111( IE2 .011b7 9 pm
MEN'S WINTER nonnß.
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
MEN'S WINTER GOODS, • '
CHEAP, •
CHEAP,
CHEAP', •
CHEAP.
CLOTHS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SAIINETTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATINETTS,
CLOTHS, OASSJMERES AND SATINETTS,
UNDERSHIRTS,
UNDERSHIRTS.
UNDERSHIRTS, • ~
AND
.AND
AND ,
DRAWERS: . '
DRA WERS,
DRA WE RE, . .
GROCERIES
arocerAlN
Groceries,
Groceries,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
MEM Si BM
Quetvistoare,
Quemorcare,
Queenstoare,,
Ur We would call the attention t cos -muttons
'era and the,public te our. new stock of goods, and
at, the same time•lsturnmu
anki to ttomets'
Jr-liheralVottage, and• will en—
Ileac& by fair dealing with all, to merit a cording-.
,anesrof-the,luune: „.
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Hardware,
Hardware,,
Hardware..
Notions,
Notions,
Notions.