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[Special Correspondence to The Prem]
CAMP NEAR PETERSBURG Va.,
• V*
271 e Pr6ent7COnclitrini - of the CO,
It is hard to realize the condition of things
in Petersburg at present All that is left
of the boastful and defiant rebel army con
., sista of some thousands of broken Muskets,
many, piccea of tifsatettufed artifery, - ,130 0 -
'reds or bailed and 40i - tided - bodies, and' :
long line of empty fortifications. We have
seen much of war and battles, but the siege
of Petersburg surpasses anything we have
yet witnessed in point of magnitu de
, and sci
ence, aa,.*ell "of •iititittieruclightine The
ground inside of the foils
,is covered with
cartridge ;piipbriqiiiidjthe eaitlo.islilotted
with rebel blood. The fight for the posses
sion of titer Damitaticei • . :(103 it is
Nurgaily 'called) must have been terrific.
The )iiiieolate.'- The whites havl
• nearly all deserted it. 'Those • that still
-main eouldliot 'get away. That pail of the
town closer to the works has been riddled
vrithnhelblii3dlrhot; making `eninhabita
hie. The beauty and elite of the city ale
scattered among the pines 011ie upper coun
try. .Occasionally a beautiful woman peeps
from behind a shutter or a door ajar, but
the eight is unfrequim t, and.the etolegg)a . nqe
is toeunlovely that thetnien solditewishes
-it had not been vouchsafed. Everything is
at a stand. The stores and, shops, that one
year ago were teeming with business, "tire
now bare, and the grim occupants stare a '
you from the Actor step, woefully picturing
the desolation that a causeless rebellion has
brought-upon-the-people:--- - , •
• I went around to the building of the Pe
tersburg Express, but found its doots lock
ed. A fraternal feeling led me to this;
when I pent there,' I found, if I wished to
wag a printer's paw, I would have to wag my
own. There are many finoopenings here for
•entekprising "Yanks," and it is predicted,
that in a few months this city 'as well as Rich
mond will be alive with enterptise. '
Scarcely any buildings were destroyed by
fire. • Th.o Slave I'en was filled with cotton.
It was fired and burnt to the ground.
tobacco warehouse was burnt, and another
fired-which - faile - d , toburn. - Miiihabitants,
pre - Vious to our occupation, were in a starving
condition. The negraes say that more food
was thrown away by our army before it march
ed, than the rebel army has had for a month.
'The army was subsist ed first, the people last.
KILLaG OF MOBLEY, THE GUERILLA.-
later from Sandy Book, dated the 15th
inst., gives the following information:
Mobley, the noted robber and murderer,
and-right-hand - man .orMoseby, was sh - cTiThj
a Union soldier on, Wednesday afternoon, not
far from this place. body was tied to
his horse, said to be a thorough bred animal,
and thus driven to Gen. Stevenson's head.
quarters. The soldier who captured'the ban
dit has been promoted fo the rank of major.
Mobley was so entirely illiterate that he
could not tell one letter of the alphabet from
the other. Be has robbed and murdered
quite a number of the residents of Loudoun
county. Va., the aged and the young having
been ruthlessly slain by him.
The Tennessee Legislature has ratified the
Constitutional amendment abolishing slave
ry..
. VP SPRING AND SUMMER -STYLES
.FOR
1865 , .
Are now ready at Uplegraff's Hat Store a great
variety of HATS
.and CAPS for Men, Boys and
,Children's wear. Silk Hats, Cassimere Hats, Cloth
Hats on Fur Bodies, Plain Cloth Hats, Fur Hats,
Wool Hats, in Black, White, Grey, Brown and
roiled colors. Guyaquille, Panama, Leghorn, Can-
ton, Braid, Straw and Pant Leaf Hats, &c. &c.,
from 15 cents up. "Cheaper than the cheapest.—
Better than the Best."
Wholesale and Retail at UPDEGRAFF'S Hat
Makers, Opposite-Washington Hem.
Ap 21 18&5. Hagerstown.
Gold, Gold, Gold
i cog t, ye low, hard and cold,
For less than Fifty it is sold,
To get the "Divy" you are told
To call at UPDEGRAFF'S Practical Hat Ma
Akers, 'when you can be supplied with all the New
,Spring Styles of HATS and CAPS for 1865, at
prices that clearly establish the fact that the precious
.metal has declined. Ap 21, 1865.
1 1 6 3(33E11 411.ZaTALX76.
On -the 13th inst., by D. B. Russell, Esq.,
Mr. HIRAM. 3. SPENCER, of Washing
ton Co. Md., to .111iss. MALINDA EYLER,
of Frederick Co. Md.,
211/.111.1E7613431 1 1 1 13.
'PHILADELPHIA ' CATTLE MARKET.-April
17.—The arrival and sales of Beef Cattle at
Phillips' Avenue Drove Yard reached about
1
1,400 head this week. The, market is dull,
and prices have declined I@2c ef lb. Extra
Western and Pennsylvania Steers are selling
at froni 20@28c;' fair to, good - do at 17®19e,
and common at from 14@16e, eifl lb, a's to
quality. The market closed very dull with
in the above range of prices.
Sheep are without zhange; 4,000 head ar
rived and sold at from 9@121e 41"th'gross.
Cows are in fair, demand; about . 100 head
sold at from $3O np_to $BO VI head, as to
•quality. —
Hogs continue dull; about 1,800 head sold,
:at the different yards at from $17®18.50
the 100 Ibs, net, as to quality. 1 1
PAILADELPRIA April 18.—The Flour
market is very dull, and prices unsettled.—
Wheat has declined. Corn and Oauctii*lta•
out change. Cotten continues quiet,'andiie
/ear of no sales.. . Fish and Fruit are with
•out change. :011sere very dull. Provisions
,arc firmly held, but the sales are limited.—
Whist)! is , very dull. .Wcial is inactive at
about Jormer rotes:
very
The flour market continues r dull, and
,prices are unsettled their being,more sellers
.than buyers: abont 200 bbls choice Western
iainily sold at $10.25'13 bbl., The retailers
and bakere.are . boying in a smal way . only,
to supply immediate wants, at prices ranging
from $7.25@7.75 for superfine; $8@8.50 for
.extri4 -$8.a5@9..50 for extra familyiand $lO
- bbl for fancy brands, as to quali
ty. Aye F lour and Corn Meal continues
dull at
,about former ;Rtes.. •• •
TURNPLKE . ELECTIOIT.
A.lvOleetlini be , held Walter & Blden's
Store.•Boorri, an .lifonday the let of Afay,;ba.
tween the biers or: ,ii 41,4 ~nek,e,k,•, to! olect, one;
Preeidi3iit. one Treaeurerand,rix Mane len. to gon'
atitute a Bo,ird of - Ilfinnegem for, the • Wayneibero'
and *arylainißteite Line Turnpike Company.
By Wei' of the Prisident.• •,• , • .;•4 • • •.; 't
t 2,1- 2 wt • JOHN- WALTLit, Bee'ry.
::,,•,'i'2... , ::;,:; 1- ',:.1 , -.:1•".:.:-.'fIlo':
PRICE &ROEFLICH'S
". COLUMN!
WEST FROM TITS FROND
TRE aubseribeis have jeatiteeived from din En.
tern cities a tinge add One assortment o f
11RY ENE -1.
GROCERIES, &C,
boeglit by one of the flint 'who was in the City im
mediately eler the fall Of Richrkonil, ii4coniequen=
IY had tile inlVitittagriof the Pala' Pate, and which
enables tfielit.te Sell their Present stock mush lavver
than Goods have been sold' for the past 18 m e nthe
in this town or any other to ren t (Chamberaurg not
Accepted:)
To satisfy the cominnniqc of what we have said
is to give us a call and learn the facts. The great
est evidence of their present assortment being low-'
ar i than they have been for some time is front the
constantly increasing demand.
LADIES' GOODS
In their varied stock can be found the latest styles of
Detainee, Allwool Delaines„-- ---
_ ChM - Armnre Delains.
Summetittalrnorals,
floop Skirts, •
Spring Shawls,
Shakers,
403aarila ac)aaack
We boast of having the largest assortment ever
brought to Town. Were bought tvi.enty-tive per
cent. cheaper than present prices and will be sold
accordingly.
Silks,
Bnreges,
..,
Grenadines,
Wool•Delains,
. Poplins, .
•1• • Challies, -
• •!..ttithts, plain and figured,
Dalsiiitiffe,, '
• Crape Despanges,
. Eng. Crape,
American Prints,.
~
French Crape,
Collars, H'dkqs,
• , Mitts,
Gauntlets,&e.
GENTIMENS' WEAR
Through their stock of Men's wear you will Sod
a splendid;assortraent of
Cloths, Allwool Tweeds,
• ; 41Nomm==
OUR FANCY STOCK
comprises a great variety of Ba!morals, Hoop Skirts
Shawls, Gauntlets, Kid Gloves, Head Nets, Trim.
ming Ribbons, Locos, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS
.BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLIN,
Linen Sheetings
• '
Bleached and Brown Diapers,
Tieki t n
Sr
•
• Furinturo Checks,
. .
Buriass,
. ,
Cottonades,
Linens,
• Bugs & Bagging.
A good assortment of
HUE
Brawn Sugars
Whoe Sugar,
Syrups,
C 3E 31:110 ..ESIL. o'
WILLOW WARE AND
QUEENSWARE,
And every ankle nee' assail , to supply the necessi
ties or render comlntal4e our old friends and . ac
,quaintancet. We :mean. to give passe:tan Arran-
Trott Toppsnrsa4thdgiya our friends' every accom.
modation
The subscribiii . .ritum thanks to their patrons for
past fates and kindly sek a continuance of the
same. (Ap 21, 1885.) P. & H.
PTXISLIV SILL E.
THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at the
steroid' peter Room, on Satuaday the 6th of
May next,lo ACRES 'and . 82 PERCHES .of
•
MOUNTAIN LAND,
'about half a mile South of tha Germantown School
iloustrand easy riliiecess by a good road leading to
i
the mune. Sale tn'commence at 2 o'clock, P.
when the terms Will be made known by
JORN.StNGEIi,
G. Ve:31010,
Ap 2-171i.'
,r f-V:IIITVTU.OrTWMTVII
THE report whiCh . has been pit in-circulation
that my third daughter should have exulted o-'
ver the death of President Lincoln to Mies Nevin,
in ;pia place, I an prepared to prove la totally f a l se ,
ANDIt EW WILSON.
EMMT
1- •
Fancy Silks,
Chambray Gingham,
Spring Delains,
Mozambigues,
Cloaking Cloths,
Allwool Carpet,' ,
Rag
Hemp.
Floor an d Tibia Oil Cloth.
y a ilfs,
Poplins
A Ipacas,
ainghams,
Vesiinge,
Linens,
Drills,
Heavy Cotonatleg,
Farmers' Drill,
THE WAR IS OVER
NOW 70 TEM TIME TO ititlY
v, •
-11111.111 . 014111AMESIME
•..,
METCALF - & '.HITESHEWS,
:UT HERE thej are sidling 'them for thie'
the former prices. They keep everything in.
the Dry Goods, and Notion line.
BUGLE BUTTONS, '
'BUGLE TRIMMINGS,
LADIES' COATS,' ,
SOKS,.
« CIRCULARS,
Jest teielved and of the latest styles. Also Ladies'
Cloth;all Colors end prices.
M ETC A LFE & HITESHEW,
2d St., just above the Jail, West side of thestreet.
APtit 14' '
WlYlllllOlO' ROTEL
TEE undersigned having purchased this long es.
tablished Hotel would inform his friends and
the public generally that ho is now prepared to af
ford everraccommodation which can be reasonably
expected. HIS TABLE will at all times be sop.
plied with the best fare the market will afford and
his BAR with the choicest Liquors. He has arn
.le STABLING with an attentive Hostler always
in attendance. — The patronage of the public is re
spectfully solicited. V. B. GILBERT.
April 14—tf.' •
NOTICE-TO -TAXPAYERS
THI2 Taxpayers wil .lease take notice,' that 1
will meet them at the following places for the
purpose of receiving the State, County and Milita
ry tnxes for the year 1866, viz: •
QUINCY.— 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 'Quincy, on Tues
day the 2.1 day of May.
WASHlNGTON.—Waynesboro', at the House'
of V. B. Gilbert, (formerly Bowden's) on Wednes
day and Thursday, the 3d and 4th days of May.
A NTR/M.--Greencastle, at the House formerly
kept by Foreman & Gilds, on Friday and Saturday
the sth and 6th days of May.
MONTGOMERY.—WeIsh Run. at the House
of Jacob Elliott, on Monottv, the Bth of May, and
at, the House of Thomas WA fee, in Mercersburg,
on Tuesday, the 9th day of May.
112 r None but Pennsylvania or Government funds
received for Taxes.
LICENS persons who are subject to
pay a Mercantile or Manufileturers License, will
please take up said Licenses at tJae . above• named
places, as lam compelled to. bring suit on all un
paid Licenses by the 10th day of July next.
JAMES G. ELDER,
County Treasurer.
-7- Fifth Quarterly Report
OF . THE •
FIRST RATIONAL BM, OF WATNRSBORO', PA.
RESOURCES.
Bills and Notes Discounted $101,791,07 •
U. S. Bonds 79,500,00
Other U. S. Securities 10,600,00
Cash items and stamps 232,37 •
Due from National Banks 10,150,95
4 , other Banks 372,38
Legal tender Notes 26,220 00
Notes of other Banks 2,761.00
Expense and tax account 1,276,58
---$232,804,33
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock $75,000y01.1
Circulating notes . 95,000,00.
Due to Depositors 105,659,16
Dividends unpaid 28.50
Surplus and Profit and Loss 7,116,70
The above statement is correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief. JNO. PHILIPS, Cash.
Sworn andsubscribed before me. April 4, 1865
April 14-6t] J. F. KURTZ, NotaryiPublic.
PLANTS PLANTS
TIARLY York and Orheart Cabbage; Bassanna
r 4
Beets; Red, Yellow eau Dwarf 'comet( ee, Sweet
and Sharp Pepper; Egg Pl.nts, White Solid Celle
ry and Jersey Yellaw Sweetpotato Plants, ail of
which will be ready in season, lay the dozen him
deed, or thousand, at reasonable prices, for further
particulars apply to the undersigned. Garden 1
miles southeast of Waynesboro'. D. P. GOOD.
April 14—tE
Lebanon Valley and Pennsylvania It. It. De
TERMS-50 CENTS PRE MEAL AND 50 CENTS 2I
Ap:7-Ivl
THIS article so well known by reputation for
having curred some of the worst cases of Tet.l
er, Scrofula, and all impurity of the Mood, is al- i
ways on hand at Fourthman's Drug Store.
He has just received a fresh supply of th
article_and-can-accommodate-his-custome
Jane :3 iy.
DANJ• TRAM?, N. D. I. N. ONIVELY, M. D.
jTARS. FRANTZ & ENIVELY having associa
jted th'emsel'ves in the practice of Medicine and
!Surgery, would state that they are well prepared ' to
treat all medical and shrgical cases. Persons in
debted to either of the above will please make early
settlement to the time of their association, as they
with to close their old books.
Mackerel,
Cheese,
Coffee.
Office in Dr. Front's's residence in the room for
merly occupied as store room by Mr. J. Beaver.
April 14=—tf
THE subscriber takes this method to inform hie
customers that he Ms a superior 'article of wood
burnt LIME on hand for white washing, plastering,
sc { • JOSEPH M. HESS.: •
March 31--3 w.
ob. AL • Ids 4 - it Milt
'FHB undersigned having authority by a p .
of attorney, to act in behalf of David H. Funk,
administrator of humph Funk, deed, in all matters
ocumern'ng the administration of said estate=here
hy ?albeit all persons .aving c aims against said
decedent, to present them duly authenticated .to bira,
and warns all persons 'indebted not to make pay
ment to any . other person or persons whomsoever as
said payments will not be _recognized.
March 3t-3w JOSEPH DOUGLAS,
rERSONEi.arho gave their notes at the male of
the aubscriber on the 10th day of Matil — . - 11511 - 4,
are nutitied that the same iyanidna an the 10 Oa ,itt
stunt., Prompt payment it demanded. •
' March .14 w. V. B. GILBERT.
GMBERT, - Proprietor.
April 14
STATES UNION HOTEL,
OPPOSITE THE
HARRISIVITRA, CITY, P.
JOHN W. TAYLOR,
Vroprirtor.
. FAIIRNErS BLOM PURIFIER.
0 - 1" - tf - C31111 - 31 lu I DII
attorney for D. FL Funk.
Zg" 1 1 1 X Cl 3331 w
MISM
31 A. It 64i
.24,7,
LATEST ARRIVAL!
AMMON, BEIMICT & CO.,
Waynesboro' Pa.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
ria ; • lib. '‘[._
GOODS!!
ICA 1121131_311M1511
DRESS GDODS
LADIES .
LADIES
LADIES
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
NIIIE _IIIE _MT 4, Mit
SPAM MOBS
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S SPRIING GOODS,
ti : • est.,
CLOTHS,
CLOMS, .CASSMIERES AND SATINEITS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AIVD SATINETTS,
CLOTHS, 'OASSIMERES AND SATINET7'B,
COTTONADES,
COTTONAOES,
COTTONADER,
AND .
AND
AND
NOTIONS.
NOTIONR,
NOTIQNs,
GROCERIES!
0 above
Groceries,
Groceries, i
Oroceths,
MEM sill IMOIS.
Queensware,
Queensware,
Qaeensware,
ar We would calf &ho attention c yor custom
ers and the public to our new amok, of goods, and
at.the same, time return our thanks to customer
and others for their liberal patronage, and, will‘er
deavor by fair dealing with all, - to merit a conflate"-
'once of, ILO same." .
ANDERSON, BENEDICT & CO.
March 24, 1865 ; , , .
tai fitl3t" ~ C , attl!e Fovrd et log
TF'you WV nt fine Pomade you meg get it tn.
TURTZtS
1865.
FIRST SUPPLY,
FIRST SUPPLY.-
FIRST SUPPLY. .
SPRING DRY GOODS
'PRINGATItY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOODS
EN'S SPRING GOODS,
• CHEAP,
CHEAP,
, CHEAP,
CHEAP.
Hardware,
Hardware,
Hardware.
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS.
Notions,
Noticing,
Notions.
KTTRT2V
U. R:b 7-30 s OAN.
,)1.
,t# e •teerataiy or ihe
_ • .
undmiligned• tine assumed . the Generat • StOsettjpt ion
Agency fort, lake f t he t nival .13 ; tatea `Tipaisui9
Notea, , bearing seven and itiran'tentia per aenti, in.
'meat,, per annum, kneed. as the
SEVEN-THIRTY : LOAN;
'thou Notes , iito issued under Attie •of Jun; 15th
1888,'are payable three years from that timp, incur.
reneyokare, convertible at the option ifethe *der
U.A. 5-20 six per. cent.
GommitimunivG 1101111DS.
"l'hPae bond.. Ere worth n'Trerialum rrhioh'inerea
,,
ace the actual prat on the 'f74o - !loin, and
emptias from: State ati d 'muniepal taxation
adds; from one to three
,fier i fent. more, - fteeonling
to the rate levied on other prop e rty. Th e jeteiest,
is payable in currency demi.annually bycoupons at
tached to'each note, which may be cut,frand sold
to any bank or banker.
The interest 'azitotinti to
One cent per day on a 850 nose
Two cents 6g g g $lOO 66
Ten 4 ' " " " $5OO u
20 " " " " $lOOO ';
" " " " 85000 "
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscription:
and the notes forwarded' at once. Tne interest to
156, June next will bepaid in advance, Tltit is
TEM ONLY LOAN IN MAREET
now offered by the Government, and it is confidently
expected that its superior advantages will make it
GMT POPULAR LOAN OF TRH PUPA
Less than $300,000,060 of the LOan authorized
by the last Congress are, now on the market. Till 9
to,at-whictritiq
all be subscribed for within four months. when the
notes will undoubtedly command a premium, as has
.uniformly-been-the ; cast-wrclosin - g the eui)gcripms
to other, Loans•
In order that citizens of every town and section
of the country may be afforded. facilities for taking
the loan, the National Balks, State Banks; and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen-
enaly agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub-
geribers will select their own.agente, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are to be responsible
for the delivery of the notes for which they receive
orders. JAY COOKE,
BoßecitgPTloN AG6bIT, Philadelphia
SUBSCRIPTIONS VVIIII. ES RECEIVED by the FIRST
NATIONAL BANK, Waynesboro'.
April 7-3ro,
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF NEW
FALL
DRY GOODS
GEO. STOVER'S,
aynes oro', Pa.
--:-0--.
ratIIAMKFIJI. for kind favors and patronage here
tofore.bestowed upon him, again appears before
the public to solicit a continuance of the same.—
Ile having just returned from the.eastern cities with
a tine and well selected stock of new
FALL AND ',WINTER
EOODS,
Which he intends selling at very low rotes, which
he knows ho can do to the satisiaction of all Will
call and examine hie stock.
• Below you will find enumeinted a few articles
which w ill he found among his stock to which ho
calls your attention.
f'OR -T RE
11E4 1111:111 31131
lie has a large assortme of Dress Goods consisting
in part of
Printed anal Plain Detainee,
Bl'k, Fig'd and CoVtl
l'laul Mohair, • •
Warp Mohair,
liereges,
Modena Cloth,
French and. deltaic 0 ingba ms
Poplins,
Pongee Mixture„
Cloth ror Ladies, ,
Wrapings,
°loves, . .
Hosiery, in great variety. •
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
Broad Cloths,'
Black and Fancy Cassitneves,
Union enssitnerce,
On. :k Linens,
Uottonades.
Sumuld edgings,'
Tweeds, •
Ve!vat Cord,
Menailies,
Silk Vesting,
Velvatine Vesting"; ' of all
_
kinds: in facia full assottnent of goods for Gentle
men wearp___Alsti_i-larger-and-well-aelette-d4Wk-4-
DOMESTIC GOODS,
TiCking; and a complete. iiiieigortment of
Notions. .It's .no
,rise prying'. tekiiinutiterate. Ifi
sot:Avant anything at all, In.' the,.,Goodis final
just call in arid 'you will find, him ,read y to wtit:on
y ova with . pleasure.. • • •
To persona having country Produce to sell; they
Will find it to their • advantage to bring it to ?Ito—
feNisf he always give* the highest market •
band-he-wit .
ay earthwied lasirwhere,
1 4 (ov. 11, 1864.
RAICE'B Uitterai t
Feb.46's„
NE, MOMS MCI' INDS, IC.
J7.;F:;'K'UttIZ
iEltiP_ln inform the' good• citizens of Way
nesboro' and vicinity, that ,he has just receiv
ed from the Eatt
,a large and full assortment of
fresh Drugs, Medicines, Oils; Paint*, Dye, Stuffs,
Window Glass, Putty, Brushes, &c. dtc- which lie
is prepared•to sell as cheap up they .can be had at
any other house in the lawn, and which, in regard
to quality; cannot be excelled. Re h.s also °"a"
a large assortment of
TOILET iIitTICI,Eg
conipriOna,in part the following article viz
Toilet Waters, all kinds, ,
Eau de Cologne, endless in variety,
Extracts for the handkerchief,
rine English Pomades,
Bandolines
Beaes di!, ,
Fine and Fancy Scups,
, Tooth Brushes, '
• Nail
Hair "
, • . • • Cotobs; &e. Sce:
For Culinary purpoirea ho has Corn Sierch, - Pearl
Barley, Pearl .:ago, Flavoring F.xtract.,vviz
Lemon, Vunilta , Strawbery, Raspberry, Pine A
pie, Orange, BenanA, Celery, • Pear, Peach, Nut.
nieg, &c. Free!' Spices, Black Pepper , a Jul an eth
er articles in t h at lino. He has :deo einnethieg t
please the '
• CHILDREN:.
A 'fine stock of Toys of all kinds, a large supply of
China ware, •
r'ettOxit Me <e. trit.
tie has Drake's Plantation Bitters,
• .I.lolitand's G erman—do--
Sand's Sarsaparilla,
do.
' iiiteshew's Cough Syrup,
Diarrhoea •Cordidl,
•
Verwiftwes doz. kinds.
Judron's,
• Spaulding's,
•
• Ayer's,
' Brandreth's,•
•
Morse's, •
McLane's, liver; llfrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup-
Dr. Parishe's do. Kerosene Oil, Lamps and
neys always on hand.
- Thankful for kind favors already bestowed upon
him, he solicits a continuance of the same, hoping
that by trYing to please he May- win the confidence
of the people. As much care taken in waiting up..
on adults as children.
Physicians' Prescriptions promptly and carefully
compounded at all hours, J. F. KURTZ.
August 19, 1864.
sorbed will
MI ES, IMTO YOO RED
AV •
E the undersigned intend to put up a Ciiin
Mill and Evaporater to manufacture t ‘iyrup
at Ringgold, Md. We call the attention of farmers
'to the importance of raising the Cane. as it is he
lieved by persons who have raised it to be the most
.valuable crop that.ean be raised. It yields from two
hundred and twenty-five . te two hundred and seven
ty-five gallons of Syrup to the acre. The Cane is
best planted on hills. The seed should be sprouted
before planting it. Persons wishing to get seed can
'get it at Charles Iliteshew's store, Ringgold; nt
Charles Hitesheies store, Smithsburg; at Ground tic
Logan's store, Leitersburg; at Geo. Stover's 'store,
Waynesboro'; at Daniel Mentzer's Mill, at Samuel
Flanta'a Mill, at Geo. Besore's Mill, in the Black
Corner, and at the Nunnery Mill.
Feb. 12, 'B4 —II] • J. & 11. FRICK.
TlFinill, SLEET-11101 IRRE, in
MITE subscriber would inform his customers and
public generally, that having, with other busi
ness men of Waynesboro', adopted the
"c,..a.sii wins
Keiji now prepared to sell at shorter progta thnii
formerly. Persons in want of any artiein in hie
line, are respectfully invited in give hint a call.—
His stock of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS and
KITCHEN WARE are d'
. cempletr, and will he sold
'at such prices (the times considered) as cannot NI
to give satisfaction. All kinds of
4rio
'embracing the latest and most approved patterns,
for eithet wood or cosi,comdantly en hand.
i
DrSpecial attention s given to putting up Spout
ing, made of the best tin, for houses and barns.
Remeniber the,sign of the "Rio Rico HORN"
D. D. RUSSELL.
August 26, 1864,
CHOPPING MILLS
MBE 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 saw, and is also prepared to chop corn, oats. &ell
at short notice. oWf' Persons wanting WATER
WHEELS can have them made to order at short
notice. Norio but the best material will be used
for this purpose. By punctuality and attention to
business he hopes to merit a liberal share of the
public's patronage. JOHN L. METCALF.
P. S. The subscriber offers for sale a new
FRAME BIJILDING, I() by 16 feet, suitable for
a backbuilding, wash house, stable, etc., all ready
for roofing. '
Nov. 4., 1864.
MHE subscriber informs his former patrons and ,
the public generally, that he has re-commenced
the 13 AltllEßlNGbusiness, in the room formerly
occupied by the Post Office, and is now prepared
to do. Hair-cutting and Shaving in the beat style , .
GEO. It PRICE.
October 16
Mentz.er's Horse it Cattle Powder.
Mentzer,M .
the STONER
irecipe
having for
r purchased aidng
tb e o a f
b li o t v r e .
caviare/3d Homo and Cattle Powder, for Pennsylva
nia and Maryland, takes this method of informing
the farmer., drovers, &c., that he ha. on hand and
intends keeping a good 'supply always on hand.—
Country merchants and others keeping such articles
for sale, would do well to supply themselves with a
quantity. He will sell it on commission or fur cash
cheap. Orders will beutp_
January 31.
-- DOCTOR — JOHN •a ' I '
ORMERLY A.A. Surgeon, D. S. A., and ex
mining Surgeon, Norfolk, Va., who had been
stationed in the Hampton Hospital, Fortress Mon
roe, has cOrrimenced tao practice of Medicine anil
Surgery in this place and will ' attend promptly to
all calls or applmatiort for information. lirOtrice
on Main Street, next' door to Fourthman's Drug
tutors. : March 24-3 m....
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trig. Ittimin.nriit ,10,1:00. Good Joint, Cluitniit - ,
Phloem. Also :1 Separator and Honetaint s . aft
good as. new, .2 iota brrechbands, as gooktg.4w;,
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