rIPHE subscriber intending to abandon forming'
j will sell et puhlie'sale. at 44 - residence, ,on the
road lending from the Marsh , Ilun :to the forks of
the Antietam creeks, 1 miles from the former end
2 from the latter place, on .tititurdaphe 181 h of Pet
ruary 1805, the following personal property, to
wit : _ _ _
4 WORK HORSES,
among which aro tiro good lernlers;
8 1V1CXX.3 4 033C C'CoNTETSI,.
two of which ore fresF; 4 head Young Cattle, among
which are two fine heifers;
20 HEAD OF HOGS,
among which are 4 gob& brood sews, 1 Plantation
Wagon, 1 wood bed; 1 pair hay ladders, 2 sets
breechbands, 2 sets front gears, 6 sets.plow gears, I
four-horte line, collars, bridles; !Miters amtehains,
2 pair butt chains, breast chains: cow chains, 4 lea
ther flysnets, '2 three-horse harshear plows, t duo
%le pinotl plows, 1 harrow, oreble, double and
single trees, , -1 spreinier, 2 log chains, 1 set Mack
smith Tools, 1 spring rake for hay or grain, 1 wind
mill, Watkins' make; I sled, grain cradle and mow
ing scythe, shovels, troika, rakes and hoes;
HAY BY THE TON,
a lot Corniodder, 1 hand Cider Frees, Barnhart's
make, 1 bag wagon, andinany other aiticleA not ne
cessary to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
on said day when the terms will be made known by
CHRISTIAN BEAVER.
G. V. Most;. Allet.
Jan 3—ts]
PUBLIC SALE.
THE undersigned Administrators of Elizabeth
Deardorff, deed, will offer at Public Sale, (a;
,Saturday the 25th day of February, 1865, the fol
lowing Real Estate, to wit : about :3.4 of an acre
of Ground, situated on the Pike.:3 miles east of
Waynesboro', on which is erected a TWO STUEY
uaiaa,a, alasaao
;containing 6 rooms and a Kitchen. A ilso.a double
Log Stable, Granery with Cellar, Cairiage House,
Wash House, Bake Oven, and other convenient
;building's. There is choice fruit on the premises,
such as Am):es, Peaches, Pears, Grapes, &c.—
There is a Cistern near the door, and a well of good
water convenient to - the - souse. Sale to commence•,
at
JACOB DEADDORFF ,
JOHN S IItIAItIJORFF,
Atlm'rg.
Feb 3—ts]
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
irinue of en order of the Orphans' Court of
I . 3Common Pleas of Franklin County, January,
Term, lsli s—as Committee of the estate of Jacob
Wolf of .Wa3nesboro', I will expose to sale on
8.4 TvRpA y Th E 25111 FEBRUARY; 1865,
on the premises, tin following described Real Estate:
ft Lot or Parcel of Ground situated on the North•
side of Muiu Street, in Waynesboro', known as the
west half of lot No. 41 in the general plan of lots
of said borough, being about 41 feet wide, and 164
feet deep, running back to a 12 foot alley. There
is erected on said parcel of gtouni a eouble two
story
DWELLING HOUSE,
part brick and partJraine,_in—escellent-cord ition—
Vail Brick 6mokeliouse, Wash liouse and first
rate stable nearly flew. There is u never-f iling
well of pure water in the yard, and choice fruit on
the premises. There is Pi o-snore-desirable property
-than this in the neighborhood, it being suited equal
ly well for a huo-iness nand or private residence.
Terms made kilo Wlll UT/ the dry of bale.
JOSEPH . DOUGLAS.
Committee of Jacob Wolf.
' WM. ADAMS, A mi..,
Feb 3-1.:.]
sir, - .GnE r-sahin
R E N T ~
ithscriber offers for rent his large BRICK
STORE HOUSE, situated in Illount Helpe r
Quincy township, Franklin county, Pa., 4 miles
iNorth of Waynesboro', on the road leading to
bersburg. 'I he storeroom is large with back room
attached and :seller extending the whole length-of
the rooms. Tiler.: tare two large WAIZEROOMS
belonging to the store, one intended for groceries
exclusively. The house is well calculated for two
families. There is also on the lot a large frame sta
ble, frame hog pen, and other buildinge, and a good
ar • , ri7ll - 11. r
properly is surrounded by a wealthy and populous
neighborhood, six public roads leading thcieto--
Clore by there is a large merchant mill and black
smith shop. This is a long established and well
known Mercantile stand, and persons wishing to
engage in the business would do well to r xatnino
the properly before making engagements elsewhere.
Tim subscriber can be seen or addressed, at Mount .
Hope, Franklin county, Pa. Possession given on
the first of April, 1863,
Fell. 3 4tJ SAMUEL PFOUTZ
- -
Lookout For
•
MORE CHEAP GOODS.
g~I'I'.L•SFIEW of Chambeisburg having gohe
IlEnst, they will have their ,new Goody open
slue zeady fur sale next week.
ETCA & • H ITESH E
Jan 3-1 w
PUBLIC SALE.
r IHE subscriber intending to move West will
sell at Public Sale about 2 miles East of Lei
torsburg, close to Durborrow's Mill, o$ ' FULDA): WE
17:rn or FEllittlAßY, 1.665, his entire stock, viz :
J FAMILY HORSE,
• well calculated for riding or driving,
M - I.:rsnt-3esette CIQVcr,
which will be fresh in April; 1 Shoat; 1 Carriage
for one or two horses; 1 pair Hay Carriages, 1 Sleigh,
1 Wheelbarrow, as good as new; 1 good Vandstone
1 Biding Stith'le and Bridle, 4 cow chains, 1 Shov
el, 1 mattock, lot hoes, 2 axes, rakes and forIN;
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
1 Desk and Book Case, good as new; 2 Bureaus,
one new; 1 Safe, 1 Kitchen Cupboard, 2 Sinks, 3
Tables, one a new. wildcherry dining table, 1 new
St .iid, 1 24-hour Cluck, 9 Bedsteads, • two high,
good us new. I Cradle, 1 Lounge. 2 sets Chairs, 1
Mocking Chair, 1 large Flour Chest, 1 Ten plate
t•t.ve and Pipe,
I ROYAL COOK STOVE
and fixtures, iron puts, wash tubs, meat vessels. ci
der barrels; kegs, 1 churn, 1 large Vt'ool Wee!, 1
Sausage Machine and Stuffer,t, bushel baskets, 1
!arc e clothes basket, creeks, jars iantrjugs, a lot of
carpeting, 1 doughtray, 1 stenPickles, tinware,,
also a lot allay and other erti I , e nut necessary
to mention . ErSale to commen eat 9 o'clock on
euitLddy, wheu a reasonable credit Hill. be given by
' - ABRAtiAkt 21111.1.Elt;
G. V. Moim'Allet.
Inn 27-181
• •
HAY WANT 13:, • ' y
frtHE subscriber will pay the bigheat market
I price in C A 8 h for TIIIIO7HY HAY dc.
livered in Waynesboro'. JACULt
Jan 20—tc
METC4X4F BITESII[I.4IS79
CHANBERSBUAG, '4. '
I RE a ,in
. .. . .
receipt, Or Pu., npLpTils.:4ol widths end
14itic, 11 , I . i'a. ble,.Floor: ani .'Stain... A lbo - Pu
-
,per.tio- yarn which 6,40 luta the .cost:of Cotton
Wrapping Ann, !"
WO #lloleBBllo'Or setaii,at the lowest marlt:eA rates.
'...li'. 0 :. Ap-paserttcont of I),ry Coeds- ktipt‘tip all
oe3sons of Pit.. year, : ' : '.- ' . Jan.. 27---111„ '
PUBLIC SALE,
P • • ,
liE Subscriber intending to quit firming will
sell at pulitie 'Sale at his residence 1 and
miles West e 1 Vrtiy neshoro%
6): 111on(loty.thi2Peli,diaii of iebruarll, 1865,
, •
the follow ing," valuriblo4ool3o : roperty, to , tvit
10 HEA D.:.,4l . . jieRsHs
consisting of six Work Horses, 3:` three- -4
year old Colts,and i twes..Y.enrling..4 head , . -
Clinic. among which are, a Milck coWs;Ohe will he
fresh about the time oftale, . "
5G HEAD OrIICOGS I •
including three fine Brood*Sows, with 21) Pirzs,2
PLAN 7 AVON WAGONS, 1 Spring Wagon, 1
Buggy, 4 BaWhear- Plows, Double and 8
Single Shovel Plows, 2 Harroivs, 1 Corn Coverer,
2 pair Hay Carriages, 3-Woolf Beds, 1 Gum spring
Grain Drill, nearly new; (Troxers make) one Pin
Grain Drill, 1 spring Hay Rake, 1 Revolving Rake,
1 New York combined
REAPER AND 110 W ER,
(Harden & 'Chilrls. manufacturers) 1 • Chopping
Milt, 1 straviroad 'odder Cutt.r, 1 Cutting-box, 1
Wind Mill, 2 sets Breechbandii, 5 sets Front Gears,
6 sets Plow Gears, Bridles; Collars, tHousens, Hal
ters, and Flynets; Trible, Dolthla and Single 'Frees;
4 Log Chains, breast and butt chains; fifth chain
and Spreaders, 1 new jack screw, 1 Roller, 2 sets
dung hoards, 4 Grain Cradles,4 mowing scythes,
rakos;forka, a lot Grnin Bags, Seed Potatoes 2 bbls.
Vinegar, 3 lard barrels, 1 meat vessel, 1 Dinner. Dell
1 large Dinner Table, 2 Churns, 1 ash hopper, I
Cross-cut Saw, Craw Bar, mattock and shovels, 2
stone sledges, I Cider Press,
15 TONS OF PRIME HAY,
lot Cornfodder, 100 bundles Rye Straw, 20 bushels
Rye,
3.00 BARRELS CORN,
1 set Blacksmith Tools, 1 ecmw plate, 1 extra
sledge, 35 ACRES
GRAIN IN THE GRGUND,
15,000 OF FEET LUMBER, consisting of WM te, 4 l
Yellow and Oak Boards, Yellow Pine and Oak t
Juice, Pine and Oak Studding. all thoroughly,sea
soned, and many other articles not mentioned. At
the same time there will be oßered
- 50 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND,
lying k mile south of the Toll Gate on the mon n
tain,• edjoining lands of Jacob Carbaugh, George
Fourthman, and others. IlarNalc to commence n t
9 o'clock on raid day when the terms will he made
known by W. W. WALKER.
Jan. 27—tsj G.N. Mose, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE
rrIHE subscriber intending to move west, will
± 43e II nt Public Sale, at his residence, on the
'arm of Simon Shank, 2 miles (rem the Turnpike
leading from Greencastle to Waynesboro', 1-2 mile
from Joseph Snively's Blacksmith Shop; - and one
mild from the Marsh Store, on Tuesday the List of
February, 1865, the following personal property,- to
wit
5 WORK 110tS_ES
one of which is a firooil Mare with foal; I three
yearling and 2 yearling Colts;
141 EID-OF-11011 - N - CATTLE - 1 I
among which are 9 Mulch Cows, 4 of them will ho
flesh about • the time of sale, the balanee . tounq
Cattle;. 5 head of HOGI-S, arnong — whiCli to one
brood ROW with pips; 9 head of SHEEP;
1 Three4neh tread Wagon,
1 Two-horse Wagon, 1 Rockaway Buggy, 1 pair
Wood Ladders, 1, pair Hay Carriages 1 Horse
Power, 1 Clover Huller, 1 Corn Sheller, 1 Manny
Reaper, 1 Wheat Fan, 1 Revolving Grain Rake, I
wire tooth Rake, 1 Cutting Box, 2 Barshear Plows,
1 single and 3 double Shovel Plows, I Corn Cov
erer, 2 Harrows, '2 spreaders, double treble and sin
gle trees, 1 filth-chain, 2' log chains, breast chains,
butt traces, bow chains, 1 Jackscrew,. I grain cra•
dlo•nml mowing scythe, shovels, folks, hoes, rakes,
1 axe, 1 patent pitchfork, t rope 200 feet long, a
lot grain bags; arts Breechbands, d sets Front
Gears, 2 Fly-nets, 1 four-horse line, bridles, collars,
halters and chains, •
1 Set Blacksmith ToolS,
1 screw Plate, maul and wedgis, 2 sets dung boards
1 wheelbarrow, a lot Flax, 2 scaps Bees ; 24
ACRES OF GRAIN IN THE GROUND !
2 mattocks, I crowbar, 1 grindstone, 1 riding sad
dle, 1 side'shdclle, nrki many other articles not en u
ltimate& Sale to commence nt 10 o'clock on said
, • ms will be made known h
CJ" On Tuesday, February 28, 1805, the
subscriber will oiler at public sale the following
Ilouschold Furniture, viz:-3 Bureaus, 2 Corner
Cupboards, 4 Tables, 2 Stands, 7 Bedsteads, one
Cooking Stove and pipe. 2 1\ ine-plate Stoves and.
pipe, 2 sots Chairs; 2 Rocking Chairs, 2 24-hour
Clocks, a lot Queengwaro, 1 patent washing ma
chine, 1 flour chest, I chest; 1 sink, 1 safe, 1 iron
kettle, I meat vessel, barrels, tubs, crocks, a lot of
bread pans, tripe-butter by the crock, 1 sausage
grinder and stAfer, I fat press, buckets, tinware, I
dinner bell, 24 pounds of new feathers, and many
other articles; Salo to commence at IO o'clock ‘Yhe
the terms will be made known by
Inn 27 t..]
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
fr HERE will be exposed to Public Sale, on the
promiseil, near the town of Waynssboro',Frank
in co. Pa, ON 5.4 TURDAI', FEBRUARY 1 lth,
1865, the following described Real Estate, late the
IVJEALIVE3ICCAN 3P.9.1 2 11.71/L
of Conrad Zodv, dec'd,, adjoining' lands of Samuel
,Pfoutz, John hummers ; Emanuel Miller, George
Greens/with and Samuel Wingert, situate in Quin
cy township, said county, containing
.107
AORKS
more or less, about 85 ACMIS clear, Under good fence
and well cultivated, the balance in Timber. There
is an excellent Orchard of young trees growing on
the premibds. The land is well watered. There is
a good, three•story
BRICK. BWRLLING 110 USE,
STONE AND FRAME BARN on the land, and
every necessary out-house complete. The property is
every desirable, as it is situat ed close by the Waynes. I
burn' and Chnintiereiburg road, within a few hun
dred yards of Mt. 'lope. •
Tzsata: One-third of the purchase money, (less
i t expenses) is to remain in the l and, the interest there
of wise paid to the widow senii-onnually, for life; nt
her death the principal to Coined Zody's heirs, the !
balance one half on the Ist.tiny of April, 1865, tho
other half on the Ist of April, lBr6. with interest
from the let Jay of April, 1865; to be secured by re
cognizance and judgement.
! bole to commence at It) o'clock, A. M.,on said day.
Jrll-11Si• ZODY, „.
O. SUMMER!.'.
Tin 26—ts.
FROSTED FEAT,
.
Iri WIED in 6 Mums. A sure remedy. Sent
1 ki post paid on receipt of 50 coals. I I
.P.-,M. :14 ff,LER. \ 1
Harrialiuku. • Pa. !
Jan 2M-3t)
FOR, RENT.. -.
•
I rim.' E .utultirsigne4Lolt-ni, for rent tier How° anti
~1 Lot with good
,Illacksinitli and Wagon-maker
I Shop, on I%l4iii Street, WaviseAbom - ---al I in g,lod
!rya ir. (j.t n 20-4) ELVA tcri.ou,...r.k
JACOB WINGERD
JACOB WINGERD.
G V. Motic.Auct.
lippowzr.,x. OIL COMPANY.
Capital.—e.26o,ooo. harie-400104; Fc64alsloo
OFFICERS.
ititaident.
• JOHN 110 WEt
. •
Secretary and Treasurer.
~
. • ' .1 .. li IM : P D S i O. re N etor A s ' , MICA.
- • •
W. S. Pietclier Connelsburg, Penna.
John Ro ,G one stle, l6
P. Benedict, °afar 1, ' 61
J. C.: Eierhart, Martinsburg, 66
John J. Schell, Somerset,
• C. P. Ramsdell, Oil WV, 6l
J. H. Seymnnr. Hegerstowir Md. ' ~ .
°Film—No 4;J5 WALNUT STRUT, NILADELPHIA
$35,000 RESERVED AS .6. WORKING,CAPITAL
!rtila Company' hoe been organised in attic! con
formity with tho Lows of the State, and placea no
ficticious value upon its Stack, the Shares being
sold at Par. .
Property of this Company is situate,' in
Scrub Grass Township, Venom. ,county, Pa.;and
is known as . .• •
t'Tho Thomas': Jacobs' Farm?
recently owned by Elijah Jacobs. It contains two
. hundred acres of land, which the company own ;n
fee simple. Great value ie attached.to this location
on account of its proximity to several of the best
producing wells in the Venango Oil Region. The
Farm lies on the west side of the A llegheny River,
having a river frontage of upwards of one mile in
extent, giving sinficient boring. surface for at least
one hundred wells Immediately opposite, on the
eitittaide of the river, are now in . successful opera
tion, two excellent oil wells. There is a fine boat
landing on the Farm, affording . excellent facilities
forzlhe shipment of oil, the contiguity of the river
saving the great expense of transportation incurred
by patties °pending further from the stream. There
is also upon the premises a large hotel, and the
great agricultural value of the Farm is admitted by
all who are acquainted with the nature of the soil
The Company feel well assured that the opera
tions commenced by them will result in the devel
opments of one of the richest Oil Basins of the Re
gion. The fact of the farm being located in the
immediate Vicinity of the best-producing Oil Terri
tory yet discovered, is sufficient assurance of this be•
lift. There is at present the greatest activity in
this vicinity, and a great demand for boring terri
tory.
The Company is organized solely with the view
of developing their Territory and, engaging in the
legitimate business of producing Oil, The men
aoment of the affairs of the Company has been en
trusted to gentlemen of well-known bnsiness quali
fications, who w ill bring, to the accomplishment of
their purpose,-their united enterprise and skill.
ti ' A Limited Number of Shares will be sold at
Par Value;
. .
1.... V" Subscriptions will be -receivod by-JOHN
PHILIPS, First National Dank, Waynesboro'.
Jan 27—tf.
PUBLIC . SALE.
•
THE undersigned will offer at — Public Sale, at
his tesidence 1 mile and qbarter north of Lei
tersburg, near the pike leading from Leiteraburg to
Waynesboro', On WEDNESDAY TRIO 15711 DE FREED
ALLY, 1865, the following property, to Pit:
_NINE _HORSES_
9
among which are 2 two•yearling Colts, .8 thriving
Shouts, 2 heavy Broad Tread Farm VVagons,'near
ly new, 1 Wagon, Bed, Bows and Cover, 1 Spring
-Wagon,l - FiKlling=tap - BuggyTl good
THRESHER AND SEPARATOR.
1 pair Hay Carriages, I pair Rail Ladders, 1 Roll
ing screen, Rye Straw by the bundle; Corn by the
t barrel; Oats and Potatoes by the bushel; Plows and
Harrows, Treble, Double and Single Trees, Front
and Plow Gears, Fly-nets, bridles, collars, 8 hau
-1 aens, nearly new; a lot of dry Walnut, Poptilar rind
Cherry LUMBER; and many otner articles not .
mentioned. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, when •
the terms will be made known. •
;• ' DANIEL MENTZ ER.
1 will also, at the same time and place, offer my
Farm at Public Sale, containing a,bout
144 ed MIL MSi .
good Antietam Land, bounded on the north and
west by the Antietam Click, East by the Hagers •
town and Waynesboro' turnpike. The Buildings
are, a large Brick House and a large Hank Barn,
both nearly new, with all necessary Out-buildings.
DANIEL MENTZER.
J. BOWAYD, A uct.
Jun 27—t8)
PUBLIC SALE.
MHE subscriber intending to move West will
sell at Public Sale, at his residence, in Quincy,
Ott Saturday the 11th day of February, '65,
the following property, to wit
2 GOOD HORSES,
I MICH COW, which will be fresh by day of sale,
2 head of HOGS ; 1
Neiv Trotting Buggy,
1 gnod Spring Wagon with bows and cover, 1 good
Sleigh and suing hells, 2 sets new Harness, 1 good
Buggy Spring, 1 lot Hay and Straw, 1 good Riding
Saddle, 3 cords Oak W00d,,2 good fly-note, 2 horso
blankets, 2 pair scales, 1 pair steelyards, 500 lbs.
llama, 100 lbs. Lard, a lot Sausage and• Pudding,
800 POUNDS TALLOW •
7
A pplebut ter by the crock ; also Household Furni
tuee-2 gond Bureaus, 1 Safe, new; 2 good Sinks,
2 sc.'s Chairs, 3. Rocking Chairs, 1 Table Chair. 4
Bedsr.4ada and Bedding, 2 Clocks, 1 Ten plate
Stove, f Parlor Stove. a lot Carpeting, 3 Tables, 2
Wash Stends, 1 Kitchen Cupboarl..,2 Meat Ves
sels, Queereaware and Tinware, 2 Looking Class
es. 1 llocqrinp; Cradle, 2 Chests 1 Iron Kettle, win
dow blinds, table oil cloths, antimony other articles.
Sale to coomence at 9 o'clock on said day when
a credit of six - months will be given on all sums of
$5 and upwitnlis by LEANDER KING.
Jan 20—to] J. R. Smlur, Auct.
WAR POLICIES.
TILE PHGvOIIX .
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BEIOOKELF. •
have cone oiled to insure a limited amount of prop-
erty Real and Personal
AGAINST LOSS
. BY WAR OR INVASION.
Persons wishing to insure their propel:V . against
destruction by
REBEL INVASION
should mike early application to
JOHN PHILIPS,
First National Bank, Waynesboro.
•
Jan 20-31
TO FARMERS, DAIRYMEN
AND OTHERS
•
THE subscribesrespectfully announce to the
public that they nave made a discovery which
is of great importance to Farmers, Dairymen and
Dealers in Cowe generally. By a combination of
certain marks with upwards of six years experience
in testing the theory they are enaliled.vvith certain
ty to distinguish anieitg cows the good milkers and
creamers from those just the oppositd. They pro
fess nut utly to I. a b le to point ot.t the, good (iod
ide's in mileh cows, but in heifers and even calves
3 ur 4 weeks old, end will guarantee' the theory to
hold good in nil 'cases;
, prorided the animal be
healthy' end the direction s given be'etretly bdhered
to.
Persons wishing to acquire this information can
Jl3 so'hy apnl ying'to either of thu subieribers for a
reasonable cenipensatinn, and if when thoroughly
tested full eatisfactien is morgiven the money will
be refunded. 'A. S. & J. ADAMS. .
Waynesboro', Jail. -13, 1865,
• 1 lay. 5, '64 ' KURTZ'S
AitlB sLAL
T .- •
BE inflate Mier intending to move' Weatiwi II otter
at Public Sale on Tnensoav TII6I 9711 os FEB.
IitTARY, 1805 at hip resiiienee donut 4 .miles from
Witynegboro°, near Salem Church, the following'
property, to wit: ,
G HEAD HORSES
among which aro ono loreoi mere with hal, ono ex.
tra lead mare, 1 two and 1 one-year old mif f ,
3 IVHLOH COWS ,
6 fiend Young Cattle, innong which two fine Reif;
era that will be fresh about the dint] of sale, 8 head
Sheep, aisiatig,witettis iuiA fine.Llitck liutk;9 16ows
and 6 head of shoats;, , ,
1 PLANTATION WAGON,
4 inch tread,-(hellkli • new,) 1 "nevi Wood Bed, 1
Basket Sleigh, I large-string of Bells, I set of Sin
gle Harness, 3 lets Breeehbands, two of thorn ne s
ly new, 2 sew of Front-dears, 4 seta of Plow Gears,
3 fly Nets,Collars,' Bridles and flatters, sets Butt
Traces, sh ort, linked, Breast Chains,. double
Cow Chains, :1
,Waion, Saddle, 2 Whips, 4 Hon
sons, wagon' and plow lines, 21hree-horse Barshear
Plows, 1 twa-horso do,, 1 double and 2tingle Shovel
Plows, 2 Harrows, one new, 1 Corn Coverer, Trip.l
ple, Double awl Single Tree's, 2 '-preatjers
ONE NANNY REAPER,
2 grain Cradles, 2 Mowing Scythes, rakes and' forks,
a lot of Drain Bags, oae Sausage CUtter, 3 Meat
Vessels, 1 barrel Yittegar, about El or 10 LOADS
OF HAY, also 37' AC ItES (if
GRAIN IN THE GROUND,
and a gr'a t many articles too numerous to men•
tion. liar Sale to commence at ft o'clock on said
day when the terms will he made known by
WILLIAM SARBAUGH.
Jon 14— ts.] G. Y. Mona, AlVt.
PALE SCALE 11
Till * undersigned will sell at'Pnblic Sale at his
residence, on the faun of Rev. Jacob Price, a
long the branch read leading from Mt. Hope to
Grindstone II ill; 2 Miles from the former and 4 from
the latter place,
On Monday the 13th day of February,,lB6s-,
the following property, to wit
woRK _ Bollsust
. 0 1 ,11
lof whichis a fine btood mare with . = -
foal and one fine Family Home, 1 Ihreeleinling
Colt
14 HEAD OF CAT?LE,
among which are five head Mitch Cowe, 1 fine Dur
ham Dull, 11 head Cotswell. Bbeep, and 22 head of
Stock Hogs;
_ 8 PLANTATION WAGONS, -
2 Spring Wagons, 2 Buggies, one nerly new. ' 1 Car
riago, 1 good Sleigh, 5 Barshear Plows,'s Double
end two single Shovel Plows, 2 Harrows, 2 pair of
Bev Carriages, 1 Areshing Machine and Horse
Power, •1 Grain Drill; 1 patent Hay Rake (Strock's)
--- ONE REAPER.
Thribsl6; Double and single trees, 2 log chains,
breast and butt chains, fifth-chain and spremlers, 1
Jackscrew, 1 set Dung Boards, also Vinegar by the
barrel; 4 'sets Front Gears, 2 'Tete Breechbands, 5
sets Plow Gears, Collars, HouS'ens and Bridles ;
Oil-SE DF - UNITIES ,
OATS BY THE BUSHEL, CORN BY
TII-E--B A RI?-EL ;
li ousrholtl Furniture-1 Secretary, Tables, Chairs,
and other articles too numerous to merit ion.
Sale to commence al9 o'clock on said day alien
the terms will'he made kuown by
BEZEKIAII SITANK.
- G. V. MONO, Auct..
Jan 13.7-ta)
PUBLIC SALE.
undersigned having sold his farm, will sell
A. at Public Salo, at his residence, 2 miles north
east of Waynesboro', near the road leading •from
Waynesboro' to Hopewell Mills,
Oa l'aetday the 14th day of FeAary, 1565,
the following property, to
1 FAMILY MARE
A liallcas. Ck:owes, 1 DULL,
.4 11E10 OF YOLVI CATTLE'
1 one-horse Wagon, I pn i r Wood Latium,
1 pair HAY CARRIAGES I g
chino, and Shaker, 1 Windmill, 1 Cutting Box,
-1-13nrsbear-Plowi - 2 - iimitifirmutsingle Shove ows,
2 Harrows, I Ripper, Spicatlers, 1 Lug Chain, 2
Fifth Chains, Cow Chains, Traces, Butt Chains, a
lot of screws, old Iron, single, double and trebble
trees, 3 sets Horse Gears, 1 set Harness, 2 Fly Nets,
3 Saddles,Collars, Bridles, Halters, wagon and plow
Lines an Whip,
1 REAPING IVIACHINE,
2 barn shovel, a Jut Forks and Rakes, 1. Pick, 2
Stone bledges, crow bar and digging iron, a large
Well Rope, 2 grain Cradles, 2 mowing ay thee, a lot
corn choppers, 1 Brozirl, Axo, nearly new; L Meat
Bench; also
80 BUSHELS OP WHEAT,
20 BUSEE.Z.,S OF RYE, 25 bundles of Rye Stray,
2 bushels Flax Seed, bushel of Clover Seed, a lot
Plaster, 33 (:,rain 13a ;E, I pair new Scales, maul and
wedges * u good shot Gun. Corn Brooms and a lot
window glass; also .1 Bedstead, 2 large Stoves, 1
Parlor Stove, 2 Tables, 2 Flour Chests, 1 set new
Chairs, 1 Rocking Chair, 2 Meat Vessels, 1 Churn
Sansago Cutter and Stuffier, 1 Tub, I Copper Ket
tle.stril other articles not necessary to mention.
Sale to commence at. 10 o'clock on ,seid day,
when the terms will be made known by
JACOB F. HESS.
Jan 13—ta. G. V. MONO, A uct.
PUBLIC. SALE.
MHE subscriber intending to dodino fanning
will sell at Public Sale, attis nasidence, near
the Waterloo School House, ON WEDNESDAY TUB
811101 e FEUIiVARY, 18 65, the following property, to
wit:
3 HEAD HORSES
2 Mares with foal. 1 three-year old Colt and 1 ono
year old Colt; 3 MILCH COWS; two will be fresh
about the time ocsale, I Bull, seveftst.Shoats; 2
Wagons, three inch tread, one nearly' new; 1, Cart,
2 Harrows, one nearly new; 1. three;horse Plow, 2
Gap Plows, 2 Single and 2 Double Shovel Plows, I
Hay Carriage, 1 Wood Bed, 1 pair Wood Ladders,
Treble, Double and Single Trees, 2 ode-horse Spree
ers, 1 Wind Mill, 1 Rolling Screens Revolving Hay
Hake, 1 Corn Grinder, l Crowbar, 2 Picks, 1 Mat
tock, 1 Brierhook, 1 Cutting Box, Forks, Shovels
and Hoes, 2 set Breectibands, 2 sets Front Gears,
2 'sets Plow Gears, l Side tstiddle,• 1 Riding Sad
dle, Collars,and Bridles, Halters and Cow Chained,
1 Rope 40 feet long, I Wheelbarrow, 1 Sl e igh;
Bureau., 1 Corner Cupboard, set new Chairs, 2
Bedsteads, 2 Barrels Vinegar, 20 gallons Sugar
Cain Molasses,
76 BARRELS CORN ,
Rye by the Bushel, 16 Rushels Potsloes, lot Red
Deasy 60 pounds pickled Beef, liven by the pound
1700 JOINT .SEINGLES 9
lot Joint Shim* Nails; • 1 ten-platu Stove ait'd
and many faller articles ulminor value. •
CONIJITIO.NS •OF SALII.-4 credit of , nine
months will be given on ell come of $5 and upwards
the purchaser to give.bis' note with. approve() socuri
ty. Fur all sums under, ii the cash will.be rtquir.
ed. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock .
• JOHN SINUER.
'Jan 2O—ls], U. V. Morro, Auct, .• •
%V. 1 , 11 ITN A M's tont Cloth Wring;
jit lorsalo ut the sign: of the Big lied Horn'
U. B. 14tvast.i.;
Agent or rriiklian cuat.ly. ' Old y 1 'Gt.)
FIRST SUPrLY OF IVEW
FALL ARD.WMTER
I
it
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPUHIUM
'4A'my , :05;,:i..,. riiHER.
. .
Nrr stock embiseeti ill the best; styles of 'Plain
and Fancy CLOTHS, Plaid and Fancy
CME2l6;236XlWacliistrKl)o9
Plain,end Fancy VES'IINGS, all of which wilt
mute to order in the most . fashionable ' and :wo r k
manlike manner, or sold in Fa twits' to suit "custo
mere. Altio'a full stick'of .
RE.ADY•MADE ci3OTHIZIO
see-CitilA,P YOU CABlL , latt •
Also, one of the best selected stocks of OEDI I P'S
'FIJRNISFLINO GOODS in the .town—fine Shirts,
Hoisery, Glovesi Aed ties in endless variety. Also,
Military cloths am: Cassimeres which will be made
o order at the short. 9 st notice. • ,
F. A. FISHER,
opposite Washington ,`Mouse, Hagerstown, hid.
Oct. 21
,1864.
NEW FALL-A4D-
G 0 0 S
HST FROM THE EASTENNMICTIONS
AT THE NEW STORE OP,
METCALF & HITESHEW.
£UA3IDERBBURG.
On Second Street, nearly, Opposite P. P. 0.,
WE now have a full stock of all kinds of Dry
Ooodei and Notions, which we are Mang at
astonishing low prices (for the times).
We have 'Delains Plain & Figured from 55 up
Colieoes, . '" 25 "
Cloaking Cloths, " 225 "
Cassinets, , '.44 .75 . •'
Unbleached Muslin 0 ' 25 "
Bleached, ~ ;tO. ,
All Wool Flannel, " 60 "
Hoop Skirts for Misses, " . 25 "
" " Ladies, -" ! 75,
Wool Under Shirts, - - " 226 "
" Over ' " " 250 " '
stocking Yarn, • • 107 per lb,
Hest Spool Cotton only Ioc
- .
in sliert we-are selling almost every thing lower
then can be' bought (at present ), wholesale in the
cities. Cell if you please and see for yourselves.
METCALF & *IIITESHE W.
• •
N. B. We are also Agents for the Singer Sew
ing Machine. _ _ M, & H.
Oct. 28;-1864
11'AYNESB0110' HOTEL,
liTiraarxkoislacorco p y
FRANCIS BOWDEN PROPRIETOR.
frHE subscriber respeetfully announces to his
friends and the public generally that he has
_eoncluded_not-to-dispose-of—hitrllotel property an
will continue the business as heretofore. The
House has but recently been thoroughly RE-FIT.
TED anti It.E.FURINISHED, so that he is now
enabled-to-allincl-evety - comfort - anil convenience to
his gueste.
His TABLE will at all times be provided with
the best provision the markets_willalliird.
Attached to this Hotel is a largo and commodi
ous new Stable.
An attentive Hostler will at all times be in r:adi
ness, and special attention will be paid to the wants
of transient visitors: FRANCIS BOWDEN.
Dec. 2—ly.
Fourth quarterly Report • .
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WATNESBDRO', PA.
RESOURCES.
Bills and 'Nfites Discounted $45,452,48
Due by City Nat. Banks $22,539,86
Due by other Banks 2, 680,45
Remittances and cash items 115,00
U. S. Loans 20,000,00
U. S. Securities 81.943,65
Cash on hand in circulating
notes of this Bank 220,00
In National Currency 65;00
In State Bank Notes 925,00
Otherlawful Money • 10.079,24
Total Resources --$184,020,68
. LIABILITIES.
—. I t - if -oc pan In :51,000 00
Surplus Funds - 2,319 1 04
Circulating Notes received
from Uomptrolle r 43,000,00
Depositos 87,169,69
Dividends 31npaid 474;47 •
Profit and Loss • 1,066;98
Total Liabilities ---7-4184,020,68
The.above statement is correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief. JDI O. PHILIPS, Cash.
Sworn'and subscribed before nsa, Jan. 3, 1865.
Jan 6-61) J. F. KURTZ, Notary Public.
PUBLIC SALE.
HE undersigned intending to move Weat, will
1 sell at Public Sale, at his residence, on the road
i leading from Waynesboro' to the Marsh Store, a l
bout .3 miles from the fonner and 2 from tho latter
place, on SatUrday the 4th day qf February, 1865,
the following personal property, to wit :
2 FIRST-RATE MILCH COWS
one of them fresh, 6 hoed of II 0 GS , one of
which is a good Brood sow; a lot Hay and Corn
foddet, cow chiiins, forks, rakes, hoes, lillovels, 1
good axe, I wood saw, a lot Carpenter tools, a lot
old iron..l grain cradle, 1 mowing scythe, nearly_
new; I riding saddle, 2 riding bridles. 2 pnir'hames,
2 sets Brecchbands; the one-third of 14 acres Grain
in the Ground. Also
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting of 1 Cooking and 1 Ten-plate Stove,
Bureau, 1 safe, 2 Tables, 3 Bedsteads, 1 Corner
Cupboard, 1 Sink, 1 Woes: Box, 1 Chest,l Dough
tray, 2 sets. Chairs, 1 Boston Rocking Chair, 2 com
mon Hocking Chairs, Rocking Cradle, 1 eight-day
Cio.k, &Mut 20 yards Carpeting, 1 looking glass,
tin, earthen and tiusensware, 1 iron kettle, 2 tubs,.
I barrel vinegar, a lkit applebutter and lard, about
250 lba Perk, a lot brooms, 1 meat vessel, and many
other articles Hot necessary to mention. Sala to
commence at 10 o'clock omsaid any when the terms
will be made known by i f
Jan 13J
Wlll. RIDENH OUR.
G. V. Musa, Auct
PUBLIC, SALE.
THE subscriber will offer ,at. Public Salo on
TIIESDA 1"nto 1.).117 FEETAU-
AiiY,'6s, his property, shit/ILIA in Washington
township. Franklin county,. on. the road ;ending
front the forks of tho A lista twills' Uniost school
house, joining Wins of David Jacobs, Samuel Leck
lUD e 'Walls rsi containing,
20'1-2 ACRES'
' aith n%TORY and a HALF
I,a •
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CO 7 Ge — ME — CO 11:71S - 319
Log,. Barn and Wagon Shed,' Hog Pen, W.otxl
house,•Wesh House,-Smoke House, thereon—also
a geed WvU'ot• water at the door and.a Cistern attd
a taro MO:HARD olmhotee fruti tees on the preen-:
ises, •such as apples,, pears, I.:berms, peaches anit
plants. bne:halt acre of the above, laud is well
set With Unlit Vit.es, the choicest :rarieties,in good
bearing candition. ralo to commence , of
,1'
clock'uu sadti I ,eit terms wilt be Mill liuew et
by A N 1 . 1 E SEN.CI,t;
Jim 20 - Is.
,OgTOBEII 21
1864.
tAttgi A 11 RIVAIII
111181 MON., BE NEDICT & CO.,
"Wayndboro' Pa.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
FIRST' SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY.
'War X INEW PM' 1p 1111-
CMS!!
WINTER I1T?Y a'OnDa
WINTER DRY GOODSI.
WINTER DRY C4l4ODe,
II NM& Ir.*.
DRESS GINS
t mrs
LA - DiES
LADIES
DRESS GOODS
DRESS. GOODS
DRESS GOODS
FURS, SHAWLS AND MIMS . ,
FURS, SHAWLS AND NURTAS,
FURS, SHAWLS A N D NTITHAS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVER,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, •
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
AIME 111 E _Nig v Mllil
x].k=l,lA EDIPS
MEN'S WINTER GOODS
7 ; 7 CDS,
MEN'S WINTER GOODS,
MEN'S WINTER GOODS.,
01-111 AP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP.
CLOTHS,
CL 07 HS,' CA MIME RES AND SA7 1N97 7's,
CLOTHS, CASSI MER ES AND SA TIN ETTA,
CLOTHS, OASSEVER ES • AND S ATINETTS,
UNDERSHIRTS, •
UNDERSHIRTS
UNDERSHIRTS,
AND
AND
AND
DR A %Vb a
DRAW ,
DR A VVE ;
GROCERIES
Graceries,
Groceries,:
Groceries,
nr Y GOODet
DR Y G00D.%
DRY G00D.%
IMBIBE HO NHS
Qttrengmarr,
(2yrv)is2care,
Quociristectre,
U . " We wontycall the attention. t our custom
era and the puGlie to our new:ti,,ark of good., pia
at, the same time ri turn •our•ttionha eusmmera
and *here for their liberal.patronage, and will en.
'ilticiror by lair dealing with all, to mei it a continu
anciof ttie s.mo.
•
AMB L . SO Ni'IitAXEDICT &
Cicti)bei tl: I xft '
RAKE'S
Fi 11, 5, .6 1.,
Hordicare,
./Tiirduare,
Ikadioare..
Arntions,
Notions,
.Notions,
I( klers