",oe4as' t thi4 , iiighi 'fo it ?k ,- and j'iii'sit' lied to,
,
d (
More th i half of Piekett's division has
'been bro,„ht in or captured, and the coun
try,be een Itidhtitoild and Amelid county
is sai to be full of lloilifedeitie soldiers,
•nearly all of them Virginians, making their
'way t, their homes..
elfstle !Minder is used as a receptacle for
citien prsoners, of whim quite a number see
.ga,berad there. , ,
.•,, • :--
' •':` . ------oet -- =- --- ' - : 2--- ` "
PoOrAlrighain Young : is a widower. One
of his wives died on the 22d of last mouth.
She was the handsomest of .all 13righatres
%
wives eicept six. -
rirOAN,rBs UMBREILLAS, Istdiele bun
lAllas,Vocket lloolts; Port Morinies, Gloves, dtn,
ace., "cheaper than the,eheapeat,'
VPDEGIRAFFS' 1-1 A FACTORY,
Opposite the Waghington House, Hagerstown.
Ap. 15, 11364.' • ::" .• • •••
rieUPDEGRAP FS', Practical Hat Makers,
have ready, the SPRING
I .,STYLES-for 1864. Those
urho would SAVE 11 . 10NEY should buy at the
FOUNTAINHEAD, where HATS and CAPS,
are sold fretri fist hands at lowest mei,
Sign of the "RED HAT,"
Opposite Witeldngton•Hause, Haierstown.
Ap. 15, 1864. • •
UPDEGRAFFS', Practical Ilitters, have re
ceived an extensive assortment of SPRING AND
SUMME R Stock df Materials, HATS, CAPS, &c.
Wholesale and Retail, •
Opposi#,the "Washington House,"
Ap 15, 1864.] • • Hagerstoirn.
.r .~ ~ t
On the 6th inst., 14 the Rev.'D. E. Good,
Mr. CHARLES D. WAGAMAN, to Miss
' MARY ANN FOCKLEB, all of Washing
ton county, Md. • .
'ZIC,M3EI.
• Near Upton, in this' county, 011 the 4th
inst.,. Mrs. ]3ARBARA ANN ROGERS, a
ged 38 years, 1 month and 25 days.
At the residence of Elizebeth Gilbert in
this place,
on the Bth Kist.,-Mrs.—ANNA
HOI.LINGtR, aged 83 years 1 month and
23 days. •
Aloe she has left ms, her spirit has fled,
Her 'body now slumbers along with the dead,
Her Saviour hath 'called her to Him she has gone,
Be ye also ready to follow her soon C.
-- In Georgia, whilst held by the rebels as
prisoner of war, MARTIN VANBUREN
-FITTZ,,son of Samuel Fittz, of this vicinity,
member of Co. K. 149 Reg. P. V. aged 17
years, 9 months and 20 days.
Little thought we when we parted -
That we would never meet again,
But he left us troken hetirted
And our tears are all in vain.
gow beats the heart with sorroev i ,
When fades the loved away;
Hope tries fresh beams to borrow
They bloom but to-day; .
And thus my heart is weeping
For the soul which now has fled,
N brothe # r. # •
- -
Lies sleeping With the deed
nie
' PIIILADELIVII-A,CATTLE MARKET, April
10.—The arrifrals and sales of Beef Cattle at
Phillips' Avenue Drove Yard are small this
week, only reaching about 1,000 bead. The
market in consequence is very firm, and prices
.have advanced about c,/p lb, with sales of
extra Pennsylvania and Western at 22@24e;
fair to good at 18b21c, and common at from
15(51.7e lb, as to quality. About 300
head sold 19 go to New York at frotu 11i€4.
12? ! e lb, gross, as to quality.
Sheep are dull and lower; about 4,000 head
sold at from 1.0(i - 4121c lb, gross, as to
quality.
Cows are firmer; about 100 head sold at
from 30®55 for Springers, anti s4oq_t,Ss
p2r head for cow and calf:
Hogs are dull; about 1.000 head sold at
from $1.7Q .. .,t)18.50 the 100 lbs, net, as to qual
ity.
PIIIIOADELPIIIA, A
market continues dull at about former rates,
there being very little demand either fur cx•
port or home, but holders are less anxious to
sell. Sales comprise about 500 bbls City
Mills family extra on private terms. The
retailers and bankers are buying in a small
way at prices ranging from $7.50@8 for su
perfine, *8 25®8775 for extra, $8 50@1.0.50
for extra family, and $11®11.50 bbl for
fancy brands, as to quality.. Rye Flour is
selling in a small way at $0 75(a),7 bbl,
and Corn bleat at.from $6®G 50 13 bor.
GRAIN.—The receipts an d stocks of
Wheat ;:ontioub light and the demand is lim•
ited; about 3,500 bus. sold in lots at from
$1.95®2.15 bushel for common to pritim
Pennsylvania reds, and white at from $2 31)-
62,35 bu. the at,ter rate for prime Ken
tucky. Rye is scarce; a small sale of Dela
ware was made at $1.25 bu. Corn is stea
dy; small sales of prime yellow are making at
$l-221, afloat, and 1,000 bu. at $1.18()1.19
bu. in store. Oats are without change;
1,400 bu. sold at s3@sB4c Vbu. 1,000 bu.
bus Barley sol Cat $1.50 bus.
lIRNj. FRAIVIZ, M. D. I N. FNIVELY, DI. D.
DRS. FRANTZ & B'3IIIIEIX having associa
toil themselves in the practice of Idoilicine and
Surgery, would state that they are well prepared to
treat all medical and surgical cases. Persons . in
debtcil to either of the above will pleasemalio early
settlement to the time of their, association, as thy
h_to_cluse_their_old-books
Office in Dr. Frantz's residence , in the nom for
merly occupied as slow room by Mr. J. Beaver.
1.
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WICIO3Et—S-:e;..lM.
/111-1 E rubscriber.offers or sale on the ground in
the Mountain 19.000 Good Joint Chestnut
Shingles. Also 1 Separator, and Horso l'oWei; as
good as new, 2 sets ureeehhands; as goOd as now;
1 get good Blacksmith Too's.
April 14=-6w..1 • HENRY \71 , % FUNK.
airtevl3 , AlXepfn
OF .T.HE - •
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WATNESBORO',. PA.
ItEt,OURCES
Bills and Notes Discounted $101,791,07
U. 11. Bonds 79,500,00 •
Other U.S. Securities 10,500,00
Cash items and stamps - .232,37
Due from ;National Banks 10,150,95
" " other Banks 372,38
Legal t .nder Notes . 20,220 00 • ft
Notes ut other Dunks • • 2,761.00
Expense and tA icaoutit . 1,270,58
L1.4.1.311,11`103. •
Capital-Stnek •• • $75,000,00'
Caculatiug notes 45;000,00. " •
Due tuDeposhors • • 105,659,15. '
Dividehes unpaad • • ' • • -•) • 2.0.50
burplulkura Profit and- Loss • • 1,116,70 -•.
-.-$232.804,15
Trio above statement is correct to the best of my
k nowleclgo' and, belief. JNO. PHILIPS, Cash,. •
tivitoru,stitl-subscribad before me, April ~ - 1865:
April 14-61) ' J.. F. KURTZ, Notary Public.'
L. V.P.
ril IL—The F
•
1 FINE FAMILY MARE,
heavy with foal; 3 E,XTR4 • ,UILCII
COWS, I Heifer, I Brood Sow and 4 Shouts, 7
head of Sheep; I two.horse wagon, I Carriage and
harness, I two-borss borshear plow, good as now, I
single and I double shovel plow, I two-horse harrotv
I wheat fan, I wheelbarrow, I grindstone, 2 sets of
breechbands, collars and bridles, 2 riding saddles, I
side saddle, I ton good Timothy hay, I Cider Mill
and Press (Dayhotf's make) 5 bus. Oats, 1.2 bush
el flaxseed and timothy seed, I crowbar anal sledge,
digging iron, 2 mattocks, a lot 'wagon tire, grain
cradle and mowing scythe, I pair hay. leaden-, I lad.
diir 20 feet long, I new broad axe, I morticing axe,
a lot old iron and casting, a lot cooper tools, spade,
shovel, forks, hoes and rakes, a lot cow chains, 1200
staves, rye straw by the bundle; also 5 bedsteads, I
trundle bedstead, 2 bureaus, 2 sets chairs, 2 rocking
chairs, I settee, 3 tables, I stand, I corner cupboard,
churn; I th ughiray.l looking glass, I desk, 'chest
3 ten -plate stoves.with pipe, I Cook Stove wilt fix
tures. I pair sicelyards, 20 yds. Carpeting, a lot of
crocks, Potatoes by the bushel, Bacon and L and by
the p!iund,Applebutter by the crock, 2 barrels of
Vinegar, I pickle stand, I krout stand, 2 meat its
eels, I large bon kettle, pots, tubs, tinware, a lot of
bags, I spinning wheel, and many oilier articles too
numerous to mention., Sale to commence at 10
o'clock on said day when the terms will be made
TF.RMS—_SO-Ostas-pgri-MSA-1,,A41D-50---GANTS-IT
BED.
BARRI/MITTS CITY, PA.
JOHN' W. TAYLOR,
Proprietor.
THE undersigned having authority by 'a power
of attorney, to act in behalf of David H. Funk,
administrator ofJos,ph Funk, deed. in all matters
concerning the administration of said estate—here
by notifies all persOns having claims against said
decedent. to present them duly authenticated to him.,
an warns al, persons in e c no o UlB e pay
ment to any' other person or persons whomsoever as
said payments will not be recognized.
March 31-3 w JOSEPH DOUGLAS,
attorney for Di H. Funk.
PERSON'S Who`gave their notes at the sale ,of
the subscriber on the /oth day of March. 1804,
are notified that the same was due on the 10th in=
stunt,. Prompt payment is demanded.
March 24-2 w. V. B. GILBERT.
DB,. 41, FAIIIINEY'S 111,041 d. PURIFIER.
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HIS T artield so well known by Ireputation for
having curled some of the worst eases, of Tat
ter. et:nimbi. and all impurity of the Blead,is al
ways on band at,Fourthmarr's Drug, Store.
He has just recobied a fre.sh supply of 111 e above
tirdele and
• can acccininiodate 121$ customers.
;(1110 Iy. • • '
,
s PUTN A Putout .Cloth Wringer
ja• lor,sale audio sign tot the fig Rod Iturn
• JJ. - B.,ltusitent.. •
Agent for Franklin county. • (July I I V2.)`
THEWAICIS OVER !
NOW IS TEIE TIME TO BUY
HI 600 S 3 NAMONEN,
METCALF' & HITESHEWS,
WHERE they are selling them for-one half.
the former prices.. They keep everytking in
the Dry Goode and Notion
BUGLE tuTi.oNa,
TIUMMINGI3 - ,
JADIES' COATS,
8 A, CKt3-,
" CIRCULARS-,
Just received and of the latest. styles; Also Ladies'
Cloth, all coking and prices.
METCALFE & HITE/MEW,
2d St., just, above the Jail, West side of the street..
April 14 •
WAYIIISIIOIIII ROTEL
V. B. GILBERT, Proprietor.
TeHE undbrsigned having purchased this long es
tablished Hotel would: inform his friends and
t public generally that he is now prepared to af
ford every accommodation. which can he reasonably
expected. HIS TABLE will at all times be sup
plied with the best fare the market will afford and
his BAR vrith the choicest_Liquors._ He_ has_ am
ple STABLING with an attentive Hostler always
in attendance: The patronage of the public is re
spectfully solicited. V. B. GILBER'F.
' April 14—tf. ,
. NOTICE TO. TAXPAYER I.
THE Taxpayers will please take notic , that I
will meet them at the following pla os for the
purpose of receiving the State, County. nd, Milita
ry taxes for the year 1865, viz:
QUM Y.—At Mount Alto, at the house of An
drew shank, on Monday the Ist day of May, and
at the House of H. M. Jones, In quxincy„ on Tuert
dax the Id day of May.
WASHlNGTON.—Wayoesholo', at &Ileums:
of V. B. Gilbert, (formerly Bowden's) on Wednes
day and Thursday, the 3d and 4th days of May.
. ANTRIM.--Greencastle, at the House formerly
kept by Foreman & Gilds, on Friday and Sattirday
the sth and 6th days of May.
MONTGOMERY.—WeIsh Run. at the House
of Jacob Elliott, on Monuay, the Bth of May;. end
at the House of Thorna's I'A fee, in Mercershtarg,
on Tuesday, the 9th day of May.
la'None but Pennsylvania or Government funds
rece i red far. Ts xes. _
LICENS EA! .—All persons who ere subject to
pay a Mercantile or Manufacturers License, will
please take up said Licenses at the above named
places, as lam compelled to bring suit on all un
paid Licenses by the 10th day of July next.
JAMES U. ELDER,
April 14 County Treasurer.
PLANTS! PLANTS
EIARLY York and Ozheart Cabbage; Baseanna
I'4
Beets; Red, Yellow gnu Dwarf Toinatt es, Sweet
and Sharp Pepper; Egg Pl , nts; White Solid Celle
ry and Jersey Yellow Sw.eetpotato, Plants, aft of
which will be ready in season, by the dozen hun
dred, or thousand, at reasonable prices, for further
particulars apply to the undersigned. Carden 1
miles southeast of Waynesboro'. • D. P. 6000.-
..
April 14- 7 4 f.
PUBLIC SALE.
/111,IE subscriber intending to move to the West,
I will sell at Public Sale nt his residence, near
the road leading from %Voterleo to Sabillasville, and
near Stoner's Saw Mill, on MONDAY rum 17vtt
oF APItII,, just., the following personal property,to
known by
A p. 7
STATES UNION HOTEL,
OPPOSITE TILE
Lebanon Valley and Pennsylvania R. R. De-
Ap.7-)v)
i►-~ :~,:L::~~~ ~~L~~s~~
ZT 'X' X a .
. ,
NOTIC E
is hereby given to all Wholesale and
NRe tail Den Jars engaged' In the selling of Mar.
ehandise, Commodities or Effects of Whatever kind
or nature, whether of the groWthi product and man•
ufacture of the United States or of Any Foreign
States, and to , all Distillers, &0.. residing within the
county of Franklin ind State of Pennsylvania, that
they are classified and assessed by the undersigned,
Appmisor of Mereantile Taxes in baid county, for
the year 18651 as follows:
CHAMBERSIJURG. Class. $ cts
Cyrus Sprechen Grocery, . 11 7 00
J. Hoke & 02 . 4 Store, 10 26 00
A. J. & H. M. White, Clothing 13 10 00
E. Aughinbaugh, Jewelry, A 14 700
C. H.„Cressler, Drugs, ." . 14 700
S. S. Shryock, Books, • 11 15 00
Metcalf & Hiteshew, Store, • 10 . ' 20 00
Pe ter•Feltinen,_Shoea ' 14 700
,
..P. L. Dechelt; Hatay ~ : '. . 'l4 . 7 00 .
•John.Goettman, Grocery, 14 7 00
Eyster & Bro., Store. . • 6 .60 00
Brant & Flack, Hardware, -. 10 20 00
Jbeob SPangler, Mogi, . ' 14 .7 00
Miller, nonillion & Co., Stoves l- 7000
Etter &ryster,,Skwee). 4 ' l4 700
John Li y, Begins, • • ', 14 '7 00
John Schofield, Grocery'. - • l4 . 7 . 00
'1). B.little, Confectionery, 14 .7 00
L. A.. Shoemaker, Confectionery, 14 7 00
Gelwieles & Burkhart, Grocery, 13 10 00
Wrn. C. McNulty, Segam 14 •7 00
.1. A. 5, Cremer, Variety Store, 14 7 00
D. S. Fahnestock & Son, Grocery,. 14 . 700
M'Clintock & Son, Hats; 14 7 00
ieeob Sellers, Seger's, • 14 • 700
1. S. Nixon, Drugs, 13 10 00
Irwin & Hodes, Hardware, , 13 10 00
Jacob Hutten,.Shoes, 14 7 00
Wallace &. Co., Store,. ' . 8 3Q 00
W. W. Paxton, Hats and-Shoes,. 14 • 700
J..N. Snyder, Books, • 14 7 00
Wm. Bender, Grocery, 14 7 00
Isaac Hutted, Shoes; ' 14 . , 700
W. Soule, Albums, . 14 700
John Burt, Segura
.. 14 7 00
0, P. Etchberger, ' Grolery, . 14 700
,A. B. Fahnestock, Grocery, 14 7 00
Alex. Fahnestock, Grocery, . 14 7.00
John H. Dittman, Grocery, 14 7 00
Lewis Wanrpler, Plater, 14 7 00
'S. M. Perry; Grocery, • 14 . 7 00 1
11. B. Davidson, Hats and Caps,--1_ 14—' 7 00_ t
F. G. Dittman, Jewelry, l4 7 00
E. D. Reid, Grocery , 14 7 00
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. _ .
J. A. Jacobs, Tobacconist, .4 7 au
Joseph Deekeltnyer, Grocery, 14 . 7 00
Li. F. Greenawalt, Segara, . 14 s 7 09
A. Reinaman, Jewelry, 11 7 00
Michael Koss, Jewelry, ' 1 7 00
George Lehner, Shoes, 14 700
_ __
Huber & Tolbert,Hardware, 11 ' 15 00
John Hass, Grocery, . 14 - 7 00
P. Freii, Segars, 14 7 00
John W. Dittman, Grocery, , 147 00
Conrad Wagner, Grocery, 14 , - 700
Isaac Stine, Grocery, . 14 7 00
Upton. Washabaugh, Brewery., 25 00
George Ludwig. Brewery:. "
14 25 00
%
Gottlieb el, Notions, 700
Conrad Miller, Shoes, 14 7 00
'.l. M.Wolfkill, Store, 14 7 00
henry Peifier,Segars, . 14 7 00
Henry Feltarian, Segal's-, 14 7 00
John Sheets, Clothing, 14 7 00
A. J. Miller, Drugs,. 14 7 00
T. J. Wright, Books, 14 7 00
J. S. Brawn, Segars, 14 7 00
J. T, Hoskinson, Clothing, 14' 7-00
Huber & Lemaster. Grocery, 9 25 00
J. L. Black, Store, 13 10 00
H. Bishop, Albums, - 14 ' 7'oo
Marks Felheimer, Clothing, 14 7 00
Frank Elliott, Clothing, 14 7 00
Jacob Huber, Confectionery,. 11 7 00
C._l3 Busk, T-obacconi: ' t I
Jacob Shaffer, Grocery. l4 7 00
Jacob Shaffer, Grocery, 14 7 00
Moses Greenawalt, Grocery, 14 7 00
Joseph Winters, Grocery, 14 • 700
Wm. Richter, Segars, ' 14 700
I'. B. Wood, Foundry,l3 .10 00
•
W. T. Matthews, Segars, • 14 700
Leonard Elbert & Son, Lumbers C0a1,13 10 OK/
Wunderlich & Need, Warehouse, 14 '7 00
Adam Wolf, Segos, 14 7 00
Grier & Co., Warehouse, 14 • 7 00
George A. Deilz, Warehouse, 14 7 00
Oaks & Linn, Warehouse 14 7 00
Washington Nitterhouse, Notions, 14 •7 00
G. L. Miles, Confectionery, 14 7 00
Margaret Montgomery, Began, 14 7 00
John Miller, Segars, 14 7 00
8.1.. Maurer & Co., Lumber, 14 • 7 00
Grove Or. Bro.. Lumber, 14 7 00
1). S. Ilemgareirrer, Lumber, 14 7 00
Miss P. Bache, Fancy store, 14 7 00
Peter Niclas, Carpets, 14 7 00
P. B. Snively, Store, 12 12 50
Eli FINN Confectionery, 14 7 00
.1. Boatitter & Co , Grocery, 12 12 50
Contril. & Burt, Clothing 14 7 00
'
B. Eby, Grocery, 14 7 00
W. M. Carl, Drugs, 14 7 00
H. Appenzellen Grocery, , 14 7 00
Christian Deover,Segars, 14 7 00
Adam Goetz, Grocery, ' ' 14 700
J. Newcomer, Segars, 14 7 00
C. H. Kunkle, Bats and Shoes, 14 7 00
John 11. Hostetter, Drugs, 14 7 00
.0,. W. Welsh & Co., Hardware, 13 10 00
Samuel Hostetter, Confectionery,, 14 700
Fetterhott & Atherton, Books, 14 ." 7 00
Samuel Hammel, Boots and Shoes, 14 700
Shalt:xi, Imbrie & Co., Warehouse, 14 100
G. W. Zeigler & Ca., Store, 10 20 00
G. A. Goetz, Stoves, ' 14 7 00
Goetz & Wilt, Shoes, ' 14 700
J. A. Haus, Clothing, 14 7 00
Prather & Kreps, Store, - 13 10 00
Maria Morton, Confectionery, • 14 700
S. H. Prather & co., :- tore, l2 12 50
Cieerge Ilgenfritz, Factory • 14 7000
Corvrell & Davison,Youndry„ ' 14 700
Philip Goetz, Grocery, 14 7 00
.lamed.llhr, Stoves, 14 7 00
Win. hiclbory, Jewelry, • 144 700
'
John Hanel, Flour, lA, - 7 00
Joshua 1:ous, Grocery, 1,4 7 00
john Burk, Se gars, • _ 14 700
John Adams, Segars, 14 7 00
George Eby, Confectionery,. L 4 7 00
Peter Smith, Shoes, 14 7 00
OTHO DEAL.
J. M. SMITH, Auct.
D.. liarnhaat, store, 13 10 00
Henry Spiefaer, Store, 14 7 (t 0
U. 1). Leaber, Sergi) Mill, , 14 700
e . .— WASHING,TON.
stoner & Stoner, Drugs,. 14 7 00.
J . , , W. Miller. etore,l . • T 2 12 50,
W. A. l'riite,:StoVest, 14 7 00
T. J. nitwit, Ciothinm, 14 7 00
E. W WaShabaugh, Segura; 14 7 00
.1. Beaver, Variety Store, " 14 7 00
Pius Zindorfl„Confectionery, 14 7 00'
"Arnberson, Benedict & Co., Store, 0. ~25 00
J. F. Kurtz, Drugs, ' 14 700
li . Stonehouso,Bardware, 13 " :0 00
.1. R Welsh & Son, Hats & Shoes,' 14 7 0 0
.p.Az J. Bender, Clothing. . 14 700
D. 1. .1 •e 11, •.
_tiara, Stoves; 14, 7 00
lino. Stover, Store, 12: 10 50
F.Fourthman, Drugs, - . 14. 100
0. W. Logan, Jorelry, 14 7'oo
lriatio Long, Segara,. 14. • 7 00
.
Price &11 °Ai A, S t ore, 10 20 GO
Walter & Elden, Flour ar d Feed, • 14 . gOO
A. G. N eYin, Segarr,
Geo. Frick, Foundry,
samucl Frantz, Snit,•
Hoover dt, Sharkey, Salt,
A. Shockey, Distiller;
Peter ltouzer, Store;
E. 3; Bear, Factory; , • 14 • •100
Peter Heckler, Store ' 14 700
• QUINCY, ' ,
Mt Alto Iron Co., Furnace,
Mt. Alto Iron Co.,- Stoma,
Mt. Alto IruriCo.,,Foige, . ' 14 , 700
Mt. Alto. lron - 00w..110iillg-Tllll6 , ]4 • 700
E. .1.1.4na11, Store; ' ' ~ . 14 700
Peter Mellelt,,Gtopory, , -.. .14 - 700
KneEper 4 . E141e0, Store, , 14 • 700
Henry Shier,y,Grocery. ' • , 14 .;"7 00
I.evne'Elliott, Stori., •.:, : ' 11 '9 2-- 1 0-00
Elliott & Minter, Stiiii*,. *
', ' ' I:3'' . , 10 00
6tov, r & Winger, Store, ' • 19 10 00
LIST OP
J. M. Cook, '!•''
Daniel Benedict,
B.E. 'White. Factory. ' • 14 7 00
Jacob fitnehelronol, Ware }rouse, 1 7 1 700
Stevens & Ahl, urnace 14 700
'Stevens & Ahl, Forge, ' 14 700
'
Stevens & Aid, Store, • 14 . 7Op
Sohn P. Wallace, Store, ' . 14 700
H. Embich & Son. FoCtory,... 14 7 00
Joseph Dice , Stare, • - 14 700
Harriet Piper, Groceryi . • 14. '7 00
Samuel Shively, Drugs; ' , 14 700
Samuel Etter, Grocery,. 14 • 7 00
' Mary Ann Adair, Conk, gently, • '44 700
,1. B. Cook, &Son, State, . ,1 t 15 00
Robert Blaolr, Store, = • ,'.; 4 a = l4 : ' 7:00
D. M. Long,Sorgo Mill, ' .44 - :7 90
Jacob Garver, Sorge Mill, •14 , 700
'4 ••. , el Good, Factory,: , 14. 700
J. F . E oriole, Sorg° Mill. .t" ,,l ' 14 '.: 7 00
. GUILFORD; •
J. A. Eyster, Paper Mill, ; ' 6 50 od
Eyster & Heyeer, Paper Mill, • 9 25 00
Stouffer & Strickler,Paper Mill,. 10. 20 00
C. H, McKnight, Store, - 14 - 700
John M'Knight, ,• • .:- . 14 700
1 Brough & Son, Warehouse . 14 700
Daniel Stouffer, Sorge , M ill, 14 7 00
Christian Frantz, Salt, • 14 • 700
Christian Frantz, Sorgd Mill, • 14 • 7OO
E. B. Winger & Co., Store, . • 13 10 00
David Newcomer, Drugs, 14 7'oo
Thomas Bowles & Son, store, 14 7 00
John Rummel, salt, 14 7 OQ
John Shirts, Hardware,l4 ' 7 WI
Wm. D. McKinstry, store, 13 10 00
D. M. B. Shannon, Variety store, 13 10 Ott
Conrad Fieshols, Grocery. 14 7 00
Thome R. Sheller, Drugs, 14 7 00
M..tthew Smith, shoes and hats, 14 7 00
T. C. Grove, store, 13 10 00
A. L. Coyle, Hardware, 14 7 00 .
John Hock, Confedtionery, 14 7 00'
F. E. Smith, stationery, 14 7 00
Q. G. Low, segars, 14 - 700
PETERS.
Thompson & Beaver, store, 12 . 12 50
Ferdinand Senseny, store, ' 'l4 7 00
Jacob Barger, Grocery, 14 • 700
A L. Shoop, Grocery, l4 7 (10
1 McGuire & Hassler, store 14 . 7 00
John Ho her, salt and syrup 14 7 00
Cook & Boyd, store . 0 * 25 00
'James 1). Scott, store 13 ' 10 00
B L. Ryder, sorgo*mill 14 7 00
‘ ST. THOMAS. •
1 _
Dixon & Elder, store 13 10 00
D. A. Fohl, store 14 7 00
Wm. Polsgrove, Grocery 14 7 00
Susan Furly, Grocery ' - 14 7bo
WARREN.
John Zimmerman, atom 13 - :o'oo
Wm. McGeary, store 14 7 00
John Grass, Distiller 25 00
DAM! LTON.
Henry Lehner. store 14 7 OP
SOUPHAMPTON.
J. 13 & W. Otr, store 13 10 00
Joseph Kuper, Confectionery 14 7 00
Samuel Krusely, Drugs 14 7 00
J. 13. ZearlOsp, lllothing 14 7 00
Joseph Giveler, store • 14 700
John Gish, sorgo mill. 14 7 00
Samuel Zuelr, sot e,o mill • 14 : 7 00
LETTERKENNY.
Wm, limper, store
Philip Karper, stoic
James P. Speer, store
Wm. G. McClellan, store
A. A. Pomeroy & Bro., store 14 7 00
M. H. Skinner, store 14. 7 00
H. W . Saltzman, Co nfeetonery 14 7 00
John Creamer, store 14 7 09
1 ' • L - all., atom 14 — 700
Ferguson & Mackey 13 10 00
. J.M. Rankin, Confectionery 14 7 00
Ha tnman & Clugston, Borg° mill • 14 700
S. B. H ockenberry, store 14 7 00
Nimons & Hierly, Confectionery 14 .7 00
W. R. Pomery, , store 13 , 10 00
William Johnson, store 13 . 10 00
`W . A. Mackey, store 19 10 00
Isaac Clugston, store 14 7 00
METAL.
J. W. Skinner, store, ' 13 10 oo
McCurdy & Montgomery, store 13 10 00
W. rt3.,lllcA llen, store 14 7 00
J. H. Walker, shoes 14 7 00
- Carrick Furnace Co., Furnace 12 12 50
Carrick Furnace Co., Forge 14 7.00
Carrick Furnace Co., Store 14 7 00
AN APPEAL will be held on Saturday Me ISt/
day of April r l 86'5, at the Commissoner's office, in
the borough of Chambersburg, when and where all
perseitis interested who are not satisfied with the a.
tone clasAlication may. attendif they see proper.—
No a ~eels can • , tbaft_er_the 15111 day—ol-Apiil
(given under my hand this 18th day of March, 1865.
April 7-2w]
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale at Ilia
residence, about one arid a half miles; North of
bbaily (trove, on the farm of Isaac Deardorff; on
Wednesday the 19th dog of April, 1865,
the following personal property, to wit :
3 lIMID 111014 BOMBS,
two of which are excellent Plow. Leaders ; 0 head
of Cant'', four of which ore Mulch Cows—one
heifer will be fresh by day of sale
-16 BEAD OF HOGS,
4 head of ;
Sheep and 6 Lambs I three-horse three
inch tren d Wagon,Spring Wagon, 3' Harsher
Plows, I single atn 2 eouble Shovel Plows, I new
Harrow, 1 Spring Rake, I Wheat Fan, I pair Hay
Ladders, I Wood Bed, 2 long ladders, 2 sets breech
bands, I set front gears, 2 sets' plow • gears, collars,
bridles, housens, fly-nets, Mies and halters, single,
double and treble trees, I wagon saddle, I sleigh
and bells,l dinner bell, I grindstone,l wheelbarrow,
I set dung boards, grain cradle and mowing scythe
forks, rakes, mattock, spade, shovels,
hoes, maul and
wedges, axes; 10 grain bags. Alsol Cook and 2
Ten-plate Stoves,
Bedsteads and Bedding, 2 sets of
Chairs, I Safe, ISink, I Clock I Churn, Tables,
barrels, boxes,
Bacon and Lard by the pound, Po
tatoes by the bushel , , A pplebutter by the crocks,
dishes, tinware, and many other articles not neces
sary to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
on said day when the terms will be made known_by_
BEND. F. RITTINGER,
Ap. Z • G. V. Moss, Auct.
DOCTOR JOHN A, ROYER,
IOE MERIN A. A. Surgeon, U. 8. A:, and ea
s mining Surgeon, Norfolk, Va., who bad been
stationed in the Hampton Hospital, Fortress Mon
roe has commenced too, practice of Medicine and
Surgery in this place , and will attend promptly to
All calla or application for information. OrOlfice
on Main Street, next door, to Fourtbman's Drug
Store. March,.24-Bm.
Fr 11E subscriber takes this methOd to•inform his
1 customers Wei he has a. superior article of wood
burritadMkl on hand for white washing, plastering,
JOSEPH 1 1 01,.HESS.
March 31-3 w."
14' 7 00'
12 12 50
14 7 00
14 700
. 25 00
14 7 00
%LAI!
TRAYED from the premises of the subscriber,
Qnear Waynesboro', on the 11th day, of Mara, a
large WHIM SOW and EIGHT SHOATS—the
k4lionts marked in the right ear. A Jiberal reward
wilt be,given for infoimation leading to. their recov.
ery.Z, SPEENKLE.
'Morel) 24-3 w.
10 20 00
lIIETCALIF4i .1111TESIHIEW?
ARE. in receipt of Pm CLOTHS, all widths and
qualitiPs—Table. Floor and Stair:, Also Pa.
Wr tie •, yarn which is but 'lna the dust of 'Cotton
rapping Yarn.
- Nle - wholeeate - or retail at the lowest market rate.
B. 'An wise! tmcn tof Dry floods kept up all
ev.ho ns of the ;ear. fan. thi
700
'7 00
14 , 700
UREEN.
MO.NTUOMERV.
14 7 00
13 ' 10 00
13 10 00
14 700
MEM
FAPiDIEIf
Mercantile Appraiser.
R Call 24;
~~~~i n ~a
LATEST ARRIVAL!
I:i
ANIMISON, BBNBDHJI &
TATaynesbaro' Pa.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY,
V.-it':*k . •: -.I IL
OHM
'SPRING DRY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOODS
W.. 4 _AIL alrilE lU4 Mit
DRESS GDOBS
LADIES •
LADIES
LADIES
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
1111111 E .111Ei 1 1 11 - IA Mil
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S. SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S - 3PRING GOO - DS,
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP.
CLOTHS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATINET TS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SA7INETTS,
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES AND SATINETTS,
OOTTONADES, • .
COTTONA
OOTTONA
• AND
•
AND -
AND
NOTIONS.
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES!
.Grocergen
rocerPes,
Groceries,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS:
DIENSWARE AN NHS.
Qiteensware,
Queensicara,
Que.cnsivare,
Inr*We would call the attention ourenatoni.
em and the public to our new stock Of goods, and
at the sane time return oucthfinks t 44. ' customer,
and others for their liberal patronage, ant will et •
denver by air dealing with a continn•
ance of ,the same.
AMBERSON, BENENCT & CO. '
' i March 24, 1868 '
r 7youmt nt fin; PonicidoYo getit at •
►'tißTZ'4
1 I y .. 1 0 { 6
54
A 111.? 6 1ti
", V t'untissut
unz.s
U. S." 7-30. LOAN.
By authority of the Secretary of the rreesury, the
undersigned has unmet, the General Stabeetriptian
Agency far-The sale 4 the United, States Treasury
sotea, bearing seven and, thiee tenths pet Calk, in-
tereet, per annum, kiln tvn ye the
, SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
Noieti are issued tnidor date• of June 15th,
184, are payable three years from that time, in cur.
•
rency, or are convertible nt the option of the heitler
V. 5..5-20 six per cept.
GOLD-BEAR_
_ i ING 100i1f
The , se bonds UV worth a preinium which increa-
skit tile actual profit on the
‘ 73it loan, and its ex-
eniptian
,jiwiri• State an d mun'tepal taxation
adds from oh e ' to three pp..cent.npre, 'according
to the rate lesiied ot , t other property.
is payable in currency semi•anuunlly by coupons at
tacheci to each note, ivhich may be cut piratic] sold
to'any bank or banker
Tho Mierea amount; to
Dotes of all the tlenoolitintions unload ,will F.
promptly furnished upon rheipt of subscriptions,
and the notes thewarded at once. . interest to
15th June nett will be paid utlvauee,
THE ONLY LOAN' IN IVIAREET
now OCtitred by the Government, unit it is ecutfidexidy
GREAT POPIIIII LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Lea than $900,00(4000 of the Lana inithorizoll
by the last Compose are now on 118 market. Thin
amount nt the rate at which it hi l lieing absorbed will
all Pe subacribe
. 11 for tvitl.in four months, when the
notes will undoubtedly command a premium, as has
•uniformly beeti the 'cog° on doting the subscription*
to other Loans
In order that citizens of every town and section
of the country may be afthrded facilities for taking
the loan, thy National Banks, state [Luu; and,
Private Haitkere throughout the' country lia:vo gen,-
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.. Sub-
scribers will select their own agents, in whom the;
have confidence, and who only sire to be respontiliht
for the delivery of the note* fur which they receive
SUDS RUMORS WILL, BE RECEISED hy the FIRST
NATIONAL BANK, Wnynesboro'.
Aprii 7-3 m,
LATEST AltitIV•AL
DRY GOODS
GEO. STOVER'S,
II AM K L fOr kind favors and patronage here•
tofore bestowed, upon him, again appears before
the public - to s:olicit , a.continuance of the same.—
He hiving just returned from the eastern cities with
a fine and. well selected stock of new
Which he intends selling at very low rates, which•
he knows he can - do to the satisfaction 01 all will
call and examine his stock. •
Below you will find enumerated a few articlea
which will he found among his stock to which ha
calla your attention.
IE. INA._ 311311 111. .111 E .
He has a large aiaortrao of DteseGoods consisting
in part of
Wallies.
Printed and Plain Delaines,
Bl'k, Pied and Cord Silke, •
Plaid Mohair,
Milk Warp Mohair, • - •
"toreros,
litodona Cloth,
Lave Has,
nob and dorranrcringhews —
Poplins,
Pongoe Mixture,'
Cloth for Ladies,
Wrapings,
• (loves,
Hosiery, in great variety.
filwarg,
.Third ware,
Broad Cloths,
Black and Fancy Cassimeres,
Union`Casaimeres, • •
Duck Lineni
• Gottonades,
. Summer.Contings,
Ttveeds,
Velv3t Cord,
Marseilles,
Silk Yestikin.
t
Yelvatine Yestings ' of all
kinds; inlfsct a full assotment of goods for Gentle.
men wear. Also a larger and well selected stock o
Notions,
Notions,
.No t ions.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Marlin, Ticking; and a complete, a assortment cf
Notions. It's no use !trying to enumerate. ,If
you want anything at all in the Dcy Goods•, line
just call in and yea will find him ready to writ on
you with pleasure.
To persons having country Produce ta•sell, they
drill fina it . to their advantage to bring it to Sto—
ver's,tui be always gives the highest' marlsct price. So
give him a call, and be will sell yott goods as cheap:
is they can he purchased elsewhere.
• Nov: 11, OAR.
ItA,KE's !satyr. a;
One cent per day on a $5O note.
Two cents " " " $lOO "
Ten . " " " " 6500 << .2o " " " " 81000
6; if $5OO O -
MEM=
SCIIsCnIPTION AGENT, Philatit
OF NRW
FALL & MIER
.42L
Waynesboro", Pa.
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FALL AND WINTER
i] ,
FOR TUE
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,,
The interest
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