Firrtx Evi, , L4dtntkrid Ruffin; the rep- :
of who fired the On of treason on;, Port
•
u t pumr-in-1-881, -- c, Imnuattetsuledultrira
ing himself at his house in Virginia. This
is a fitting close for traitors.
~ • •
The Petersburg Newt of Monday says that
"James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania,,is in a
greater degree responsible for-the lati rebel
lion than any man that lives."
By a moat semi ble: amendment to the
school law of this State, passed last winter,
the minium age for children to be admitted
to the common schools was changed from five
to six years.
' The demands for more National Banks are
so pressing.that Congress will be called upon
among its •earliest enactments to increase
the apportionment ot• National Bank •eapi
tal.
Breokinridgo is, described by a "gentleman
who saw him in Havana, as "tall, Ably, and
greatly sunburnt." Pour outlaw !
Attorney General Speed is said to be still
ignorant of the place of trial of Jeff. Davis,
but inclines to the opinion that it will be at
Baltimore, before Judge Chase,
The destitution in Southwestern Missouri,
is extreme, • many of the inhabitants liv
ing upon greens, slippery elm bark, and
roots. •
- - General Butler made a speech at Lowell,
Massachusetts, on Saturday, in which he ad
vocated the right or negroes to vote.
A woman eighty years old is in the Rhode
Island State prison s for poisoning two__hus•
bands..
The 'Adams County Agricultural Society
has resolved to held a fair at liendersville tho
coming autumn..
Dresses
,without slewes are the style in
—, -- ParisTalfd — alni - Cst — Without too. The
Parisians will next dispense with skirts.
Fifty thousand guns will be shipped nest
—week-from - the - Springfield arsenal to the Col
umbus (0.) arseuallor storage.
The military cemetery at Port Loyal con
tains the 'graves of eighteen thousand Union
soldiers.
At a picnic at Alb Any, on . Wednesday,
two wooden-legged man ran a race for 626.
A silver cradle has been presented to the
Lord Mayoress of Liverpool fu r her infant.
Gold, Gold, Gold, Gold !
13i g ht 4 P taw, h rel osuLculd_
For less than Fifty it is sold,
To get the "Divy" you are told
-- To call at UPDEGRAFF'S Practical Hat Ma
hers, wher-t you can be su with
_all the New
Spring bvies of itt 6 and CAPS for 1815, at
prices that clearly establish the fact that the preUtoua
metal has declined. Ap 21, 1865.
CrSPRING AND SUMMER STYLES FOR
4665.
Are now ready at Updegrafr's Hat Store a great
-variety of HA I'6 and CAPS for Men, Boys and
:Children's wear. Silk Hats,. Cassimere Eats, Cloth
Hats on Fur BoilieFl, Plain Cloth Hats, Fur Hats,
Wool Eats, in Black, White, Grey, Brown and
mixed colors, Guyaquille, Panama, Leghorn, Can-
Braid, mraw arid Pam Hear Hats &e. &c.
from 1.5 cents up. "Cheaper than the Cheapest,—
Better th•iii the Best."
Wholesale and Retail at UPDEGRAFF'S Hat
Makers, Opposite Washington House.
Ap 21 1865. • . Hagerstown.
11 3VMX3M .A.MerALII..
On the 4th of 'May at the residence of A'.
S. Monn, by the Rev. J. I?. Oiler,
Mr. DAN
IEL BAKENER to Miss MARY A.
MONN, of Quincy Township.
On the 16th of May, by the same, Mr.
CM LUST. ROSEBERGER. to Miss MAItY
REESMAN, alt of Quincy Township.
Viotz-No
On the 26th inst , SUSAN infant child
of Samuel P. Fitz, aged 1 year, 1 month and
26 days.
pi,TA "Alt roo,=-41,40
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, June
2G.—The arrivals and sales of Beef Cattle
are large this week, reaching about 1,800
head; the market in consequence is very dull,
and prices have declined I®2e 11k. First
quality Pennsylvania•and Western steers are
selling at from 16®17c; fair to good at 14-
®lsc, and common at from 12®13e . 114 lb,
according to quality,. The market closed
very dull, and sales were reported at rather
lower prices than the above.
Sheep are rather dull; 6,500 head sold at
from 6(7c V lb, °Toss, as to quality.
Cows are also d l; 115 head sold at from
$25 up to $BO V head, as to quality. •
:flogs are more active, and. prices , lrave ad
vanced; 1,500 head sold, at from $12513 50
the 100 lba,.net.
PHILADELPHIA June 27 —The Flour mar
let continues very dull, and prices are un
unsettled and weak. The only sales we hear
IA are in small lots to the retailers Mid ba
kers, at from $6(O 50 for common to good
superfine; 86 62®7.25 for extra, 87®8.50
for common to good extra family; and 59@-
10 barrel for fancy brands, according to
quality. Itye.Flour is dull; small sales are
inakin ,, at $5 `49 barrel. Corn Meal is un
changed; we quote Pennsylvania at 54.75 IR
lab!.
GRAlN.—There is very little demand for
Wheat, and prices are without change; about
3,000 bus sold in lots at 175(a . )1.80c for fair
to prime Western and Pennsylvania reds,
and white at from 200®220c bus, as to
quality. Aye is Belling in a small way at 85c
if) bus. Corn ie in demand, and prices are
rather better; 5,000 bus prime yellow sold at
looc ip - bushel. Oats are also better -8,000
bushels Pennsylvania sold at 73c buil'. in
store.
CARRIiGHLIKING!
JACOB ADAMS
AlCTOULD'inforrn his numerous customers and
', y y 'the public generally that the war havingter
mtnated he is now preparing to carry on the Car
riage-milting busie.ess zdure extensively,,
~„,,,,,
than ever. and will have constantly on A e..as<=l - -f•
,hand BUGGIES of every description; 7 .‘ 544, 'c
new and second-landed Vehicles, of all kinds.—
.
jarktepaiting.done . at short notice,
, 1143,wi1l employ none but good. Mechanics and use
the best,material. Persons wanilng anythiaglit his
line will to Well,to give him a call before purchasing
Iseivhere. ' JACOB ADAMS, • -
ChUreh Street, nearly appetite the ill , a Church.
dune 9— t i.
OI1:= CREEK AND OORDON'S RUN.
etrtoleum Company t
OFFICE, 407 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
CAPITAL. $500.000.
500.000' Shares, par value and subscription ,
• price 61.00 per Share. •
IiVORSING OAPITAt $B5 000.
President,
M. J ..Uiream.
7'reastirer,
F. BENEDICT,
Secretary,
.1.1... ltsounsa
TaOMAS C. GAllitgr.
Directors,
M... 1. BY ina,Philiailiotiia,
Dr. M. Roche, Philadelphia,
Oscar.)). McClellan, Philadelphia,
John Ricketts, Plumer, Pa,
George C. Rickets, Plumer, Pa.,
0. E. Shannori, Bedford, Pa.,
W. W. 'Walker, Waynesboro', Pa.
The Oil Creek and Gordon's Run Petroleum
Company.
-CANTA $500.000.
THIS Company owns in fee simple one hundred
sicres'of land on Gordon's Run, known as the
((Henderson Farm," also, sixty acres, in fee simple,
east-Oil-Oreek; sixty acres, in fee simple, on west
Hickory Run, being part of the Thomas tract, boun
ded by Gorman and others.
These erects are close to the Venango line, on the
Warren side, and lie within two and a half (2)
miles of each other, the last named tract is about
three miles. on a streight line, from the two hun
dred (200) barrel well lately struck on the same
stream—The first and second are three miles from
the Tideout wells, which are north east. The
Econimite wells are there, and have been procuring
eighty (80) barrels per day for the last four years,
at a depth of one hundred and twenty (120) feet.-
-The-two_hundre_d (200) barrel well above mention.
led was struck at one hundred and ten (110) feet,
i and is the most extraordinary developmentyet made
'in the oil regions, considering depth. A new well .
I of fifty (50) barrels on the other or west side of these
Tracts hale been struck at Enterprise. It is confi
dently_expected by- gentlemen of experience that
in abundance will be reached in this locality at
from -three hundred (300) to four hundred and'twen
ty (420) feet and perhaps a great deal less. The
large well on West H ickety would indicate a less
depth. A very recent discovery of Oil has been
made on tl,e White farm, in the immediate neigh
borhood of these tracts. An efficient and reliable
superintendent is now on the ground, with Derricks
and Engines, Engine Houses, Ace., going up, and
boring to be commenced at once, with a fair prospect
of striking Oil about the first of August. 1865. The
whole of the land is good boring territory and heav
ily timbered. A few subacri weans will be received
b - GEO, %V. WALKER,
May 211. Agent.
JUNE 9TH, 1365.
HOT, HOT, HOT WEATHER!
PREPARE FOR IT !
Metcalfe & Hitesheur,
Second Street, West Side, Above the Jail,
CHAMBERSBURG,
Ire just returneu from h e Eastern cities with
a full line of goods of - every descrijniun
Ihes, . Sun Shades, silk &gingham,
Lawns, Fans, (many kinds,
Bl'k and wh't tamar- Wrappings, every description,
tine, Bugle Trimming. Buttons,
Fancy Chintz, Cable Cc rd, all colors, •
French and Swiss Gingham.
•
411...•.1iik_15M. MP ° 11FM r— iir a.
American liemp, List and Imported.
MILIEN 4 S/
We have Cloth, Cassimere, Linens, Cottonades,
and in short a lull line of oods of all S I
ere say parties wanting anything in our
line will do well to call upon us as we have the
largest stoat in the county and sell at short profits.
METCALFE &
June 9, 1965.
N. 13. We sell Wholesale and Retail.
Administrator's Notice.
OTICE is hereby given that Letters of Admin
istration on the estate of Jacob Hollinger, late
ut Washington township, dec'd, have been granted
to the undersigned.
All per,ons knowing themselves indebted to said
Estate will p:easo make immediate payment; and
those having claims present them properly authen
ticated lor settlement. .I:oiNiltAD RUTHS, •
J u 9-6 t. Administrator.
BANK DIVIDIEND.
LT a meeting of the Board of Directors of the
First Natio,,al Bank of Wayne'shor.',, on the
z.in of May, ult., a semi-annual Dividend of five
per cent. was declared on the Capital btock—pdya
ble on or alter the Ist of June.
•June 9 JOHN PHILIPS, Cash.
USTATE of Daniel Gehr, late of Washington
I.24Township dec'e. Letters of administration hav
ing been granted to the subscriber, he hereby noti
fies all penults indebted to said deceased to make
payment thereof, and all credit(); E. to present their
chums. .IAUGn S. IiGOD Adufr.
June 2-6tv
Illentzer's Horse & Cattle Powder.,
M. STONE lt having purchased of Mr,
Al • Mentzer, the recipe for making the above
far-towed Horse and Cattle Powder,
for Pennsylva
nia and Maryland, takes this method of informing
the farmers, drovers, ace., that he has on hand and
intends keeping a good supply always 611 hand.—
eountry merchants and others keeping such articles
for sale, would do well to supply themselves with a
quantity. He will sell it on commission or for cash
cheap. Order's will be punctiiaily attended to
January 31. -
SHERIFF A.LT Y,
lOFFER myself nftit Candidate for the Office
of SHEKIFF, subject to the decision of the U
nion Nominating Convention.
• THOMAS McA FEE.
__Mercersburg, April 28—tf.
COUNTY TREASURER.
AT the solicitation of a number of my friends,
I announce motif a candidate for the office of
uuunty Treasurer, subject to"the decision of the
Uniun Nounnating County Convention.
Quincy, May s—tf..] WM. FLEAGLE.
r AIME and small Shakers at
IA June 2 Pavi & ficonrucn's
tiooPud kirce at
June 2] PRICE k ITCRYLICH . B:
_ _
CURTAIN FUTURES with curd — and tHtlieib,
°t • Plitcn &
Fancy Kid gaol tasting Gaitors et
Pains & BCFIFLICWP.
•
ARLO W'S INDIGO, the genuine article, and
ponly,place to be had at Paws & !Rennet's
Ll Mr: PUTNAM'S Patent' Cloth Wringer
JUL* for sale at the sign of the Big Red nom
D. l ..Reeser
Agf:atf kr Frank in county. ' (July It 'Wt.)
•
•
IL S 7-30 LOAN.
rtirenart-x-zuss,
$230,000,000. •
By authority athe Secretary of the Treasnry, the
indersigned, the General Subscription Agent for the
sale of United Stales Securities, offers to the public
thO third series of Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and three•tenths por cent. interes(per tonutn, known
7-80 LOAN
These notes are issued 4 'n ' oder date of July 15,
1865, and are payable three years from that date in
currency, or are convertible et the option of the hold:
GOLD-BEARING . BONDS
These Bonds are now worth a handsome prem
urn, ana are exempt, as are all the Government
Bonds, from State, County. and Municipal taxa.-
lion, which add., from one to three per cent. per
an
nnm to their value, according to the rate lev'ed up-
on other property. The interest is payable semi•an
nually, bycoupona attached to each note, which may
be cut off and sold to any bank or bunker.
The interest at 7.30 per cent. - amounts to
One cent per day. on a $5O note.
Twin cents per day on a $lOO note.
Ten cents per day, on a $5OO note.
Twenty cents per day on a $lOOO note
One Dollar per day on a $5OOO note.
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished_upon_receipt_of—stibscriptione.—
'The notes of this Third series are precisely aim
liar in form and privileges to the Seven. Thirties a
ready sold, except that the
itself the option of paying interest in gold coin at 6
per cent:, instead cf 7 3-10 tho in currency. Itiubscri
bers will deduct the interest in currency up to July
15th, at the time when they subscribe
The delivery of the pot es of this third series o
the - Seven-thiritiee will commence on the let o
'June, and will be made piomptly and continuously
after that date
The slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of inter
est. The payment in gold, if made, will be equiva
lent to the currency interest of the higher rate
The return to specie 'payments, in the event of
which• only will the option to pity interest in Gold
would so reduce and equalize
that purchases made with six per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
tht ee-tenths per cent. in . curroney.,. This is
The Only Loan in market •
Now offered by the GoOernntent, and its superior
advantages make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People..
Leas than $230,000,000 of the Loan authorized
by the last Congress are now on the market: This'
amount at the rate at which it is being absorbed, will.
all be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
notes will undoubtedly command a premium, as has
uniformly been the case on closing the subscriptions
to other Loans
In order that citizens of every town and section
of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the . Diaiionil Banks, State 13anks; and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen-
crafty agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scribers will select their own agents, 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,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Philadelphia.
SUBSCRIPrIoNS WILL BE RECEIVED by the FIRST
NATIONAL BANK, Waynesboro'.
May 26-2 m,
COUNTY -7 1 - 'l - tEAtii - itat7
S AMUEL F. GREENAWALT offers himselfas a Candidate fur the office of County Treas
urer, r..ubject to the, decision of the Union Nominu
tug Convention. CumduEttenuan, May 12.
EXCELSIOR HORSE PITCHFORK !
rrnE subscriber is agent for the sale of Palmer's
Exeekior r4elf-Stnitainitig 'Hay Elevator, the
greatest labor-saving implement of the age. Cal
and see tt. GEORGE ERICK.
Juno 2—tf. •
THE FA!!VEER
MOWING MACHINE
rr HIS machine 'is made of Iron and Steel. o
1 light draft, and in other respects is much supe
rior to any Mower now in usc. It is warranted to
give satisfaction. Farmers are requested coca!l and
examine the machine before purchabirez elsewhere?
For sale by • GEORGE FRICK.
June 2—tf.
BEE NIVE ! 1
EE-KEEPERS, _your attention is called to
jil,anstroth's Patent Movable Comb Bee-Dive, a
sample of which can be seeti - at D. Holsinger's resi
dence, Li miles from Waynesboro'. Call arid ex
amine before getting the old fanhioned hive. , Bights
can be procured of the underbigned upon reasona
ble terms. A superior kind of been, (Italian) a
book on the Honey Dee can be, obtained by leaving
their orders with
Juno 22-3 t.
BENJ. FRAN'TZ, M. D.
DRS. FRANTZ & SNIVELY having atsocit•
ted themselves in the practice 01 Medicine and
urgery would st ite that they are well prepared to
tient all medical and surgical case.s. Persons in
debted Co either of the above will please make early
settlenicni to the time of their seaociation, as they
wish to close their uld)oks.
Office in Dr. Frantz s reel/truce in the room for
merly: occupied a 8 store room Ivy Mr. J. Beaver. .
April 14-4
EIiCKAI2OI"B Cattle Pt:wiles et
4h'eU.KITRT7.I4
I=l
EMMOMM
THE above well-known and established Hotel
has been re-opeped and entirely renovated, by
the undersigned, and now offers to the public every
comfort and attraction found in the best hotelii.—
THE TABLE is bountifully supplied with every
delicacy the market will afford, THE SALOON
contains the choicest liquors. anti is constantly anti
skilfully attended. THE b'l'A BLE is thoroughly
repaired; and carPful Ostlers always ready to ac
commodate customers.
TO r ARBTERS'
•
FRESH .MEAT I FRESH MEAT!
THE subscriber would inform farmers and others
that he can supply them with a prime article of
Beef at the Basement of J. H. Gordon's house, on
the Diamond. on Monday evening or Tuesday intim
ing of each week, and with choice Veal and Lamb,
on Thursday evening or Friday morning. In the
course of a week or two he will be enabled to; sup
ply his customeis with Beef twice a week. The
public tire invited to give him a call as he is deter
mined to slaughter none but the' Choicest cattle.
FRANKLIN WEAGLEir.
'June 9—tf.
rpn E subscriber requests all persons indebted to
1 . him by note or book-account to call and wake
iinnaeuiate payment. His books arc at the old
stand where those indebtecl•will find him.
STONEHOUSE.
June 9-4 t.
H. BROTHERTON will be a candidate
• fur County Treasurer, subject to the de
cision of the Union Nominating Convention.
June 9—lf,
U. D. FAHIi.N.UY
I. N. FNIVICLY, M. D
AT "OLD PRICES."
ALarge lot of 11AY AND.GRALY FORKS,
GRAIN RAKEr, BRAIN CRADLES, Fork
handles, Scythes, &o. wc. If you wiih to save
money call at IMO FHER VON'S Hardware Store.
Juno
N'2F.'mF.J..,!!'slisk!,,
NEW GOOD'SI
GEISER & RINEHART,
Suceereore to H. Stet:sebum in the Hardware and
Cutlery Business.
THE subscribers baring purchased of H. Stone
house his Hardware Store they would inform
old customers of the establishment, and others-,
that in addition to the large stock on hand, they are
just receiving a largo anti well selected stock, con
sisting in part of .
IRON AND STEEL,
SHOE MOEN OS,.
SADDLERY AND CARRIAGE IVARE,
CEDAR . WARE,
OIL CLOTHS,
HULLO W . WARE, -
PAI , • --•-,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS',
We invite the attention of the Farmers to the
MUNDELL'S PREMIUM HAY FORK,
for the sale of which we are the sole agents.
Scythes, Rakes, Forks, Shovels, Grain
Cradles, &c., &c.
All our goods were selected with groat care and
we invite an examination of them.
May h, 1865. GE ISER & RINEHART.
"It Is WISDOM and ECONOMY to Insure in the
BEST COMPANIED, and there is none better
than the Old Insurance Co.of North America,"
1794. Incorporated • 1794.
INSURANCE COMPANY
North America,
PHILADELPHIA. •
THE Abstract of the 142nd Semi-Annual State
J. went, showing the condition of the Liompan3
on the 2nd day of January,
Assets to be $1,715,171 71.
r4 l '7 I Ycors Successful Business Experience !
Pr The Prompt Payment of V 7,500,000,00 Losses
VirA - Reputation fur Honorable Dealing Unsurpass
ed!.
ar And CIA Assets exceeding $1,700,000,00 !
Claim the References. 9f the public for this, the Old
est Insurance Company in America.
LIR k.CTOIitS :
Arthur G. Coffin, Wm. Welch, John Mason,
Sane' W. Jones, R. D. Wood, G.L. Harrison
John 1..91r0wn, Wm. E. Bowon F. R. Cope,
Chas. Taylor, , Jas. N. Dickson Ed.II Trotter
Ambrose White, 8. M. Waln, Ed. S. Clarke
Win. Cummings, T. Charlton Henry.
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, Pres' t.
CHAS. PLATT, beery.
May-1-2 6nt-j--Jvh-Dovaide~7--W-synesbo
1,• 1,1:1t is
TD " s,
'Medicines, Perfumery, and Fancy Articles,
FDREIG 18c DOMESTIC FRUITS,
cr,1111•06011 , 3V,Y, 44=r,
TOBACCO AND CIGAR S ,
•
Main Street,
es boro',
IMPORTANT TO FBMERS !
ITIHE subscriber informs the farming community
that ho is now prepared to furnish an Ohio
Mower and a Mower and Reaper combined, which
is warranted to cut grass or grain equal to the best
work with scythe or cradle, at the rate of one acre
per hour, or ten or fifteen acres per day, with a pair
of horses.
Every purchaser is all Owed to cut six acres of
grads' or grain oil trial; and in case anything proves
defective, due notice must be given our agent, and
time allowed to send a person to put 'it in order. It
it does not work alto t
Machine, it will be 'taken back and the money re
funded, or a perfect Machine will I
place, at the option of the proprietors
The subscriber also offers to the Farming com
munity a
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER,
very much Unproved. The materials used in this
as in our other Machines. are of the very beet quali
ty t end it is finished in tie IMMO style of excellence.
When mowing, it cuts a swarth of four feet, six
inches wide, and in reaping, the. swarth is five feet.
The guards are our superior wrought inn n polish.
ed guards, placed three inches Isom centre to cen
tre. Writ. E. FLANAGAN, -
May 26, 1865
EAGLE HOTEL.
Central Square, Hagerstown, Md
JOHN FISHER, Proprietor.
Hagerstown, June 2 —tf.
N - 0 - T I C E .
Co u siity -Treasurer.
GOODS AT "OLD PRICES P'
At BROTHERTON'S Hardware Store.
June 21.
1,1712.7
NEW
•
goons,
AIM ALV3O9
THIRD SUPPLY-!
DIBMISON, MEDICI' & CO.,
Waynesboro' Pa.,
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
t ‘‘r e-VIE
Ginn!!
I i-3-'l'i:itil-
SPRING DRY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOODS
ILA Alk_ X. X 110
DRESS GOODS
k AUh -J
:uhrs
, o• given in
CLOTHS,
CLOTHS, CA SSI MERES AND SA7 INE7 TS,
CLOTHS, CA SSI MERES AND SATINET:TS.
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES AND SATINETTS,
• COT TONADES,
COTTO NA DES,
COTTON A DER 4
AND
AND
GROCERIES!
Gr3ceries,
Groceries,
Groceries,
MEE lifit MRS.
Oteenszrare,
Queenstrare,
gitoeustcare,
iiirWe would call the y attention oar custom
ers • and the public to our new sock of goods, and
at 'the same time return our thanks to customer*
and others for their liberal patronage. and will ci
deavor by fair dealing with all, to merit a continu
ance of the same.
AMBERSON, BENEDICT at - CO.
Alarch 24,1865 • •
STIM3IEg Balmorais at &Striped Statting at •
PtacK & floccticu's.
1865.
THIRD SUPPLY,
THIRD SUPPLY,
THIRD SUPPLY,
SPRING DRY GOODi
LADIES
LADIES
LADIES
DRESS GOODS
DRESS: GOODS
DRESS GOODS.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
SPRILVG_GOO I .
MEN'S SPRING GOODS
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
MEN'S SPRING GOODS,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP..
AND
NOTIONS.
NOTION :4,
NO lONS,
Ilanlicare,
Hardware,
Rardware
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS.
2Votions,_
Notions,
No awn,.
LITHSrARRJVAG
OF, NEW
SPRINO ANDOSUMMER
~$
• •, •
AL 'T'
GEO. STOVER'S,
Waynesboro', Pa.
..............0.........*.
i4 - aIIAMKFUIL for kind favors and patronage here
tokre bestowed upon Mai, again appears beforir.
t e route o tie T - — 7 - 77"'"".'wewursin
lie having jest returned from the eastern cities with
a fine and well selected stock of now
SPRING AM) SUMMER
Which he intends selling at very low rates, whirh
ho knows ho can do to the satisfaction of all will
call and examine his stock. •
Below you will find enumerated a. few articles
which will he found among his Bloch to which ho
calls your attention.
FOR THE
11311 3110 Mil so
He has a large assortme of Doss Goods consisting
'n_par
Printed and Plain DeNines,
Fig'd and, Cord silks, •
Plaid Mohair,
fiilk •
Warp Mohair,
Baines,
Medona Cloth,
Lovelies,
French and domttc
Poplins,
Pongee Alixture,
Cloth for Ladies,
Wrapings,
Gloves,
Hosiery, in grearvaricty.
GENTL•EMEN'S WEAR,
Broad Cloths,
Black and Fancy Cassimeres,
Union Cassirneree,
Duck Linens,
Cottonades,
Summer Coating+,
Tweeds
VC/I , it ("W.,
Silk Vesting,' '
VeNatio° Vestings of nil
kind"; in fact a fulLionnitment-of-gneds- far re f
men wear. Also a larger and, well selected stock o
DOMESTIC C • ODS,
Ticking; and a complete a assortment of
Notions. It's no use trying to enumerate. If
you want anything at all in the Dry. Goods lino
just call in and you will find him ready to wait on
you with pleisure.
To persons having country Produce to sell, they
will find it to their advantage to bring it to Sto
eer's,ashe•always gives the highest market price. No
lye-him - a - call; and he will sell you goods as cheap
as they can he purchased elsewhere.
May 5, 1865.
LATEST ARRIVAL
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS
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i G arg r e et a u n ni d e c d ho f i r c o e m ags t o h r e tin E en a t st o rn f a cities
Dry Goods, Queensware, Ce
darware and Groceries, ,
which I am prepared to ofrir with much greater in
ducements than heretofore for Cash.
lauaav
Silks, all Wool and printed Delaines, French Me
rinos, Alapacaa, Ltinghame, Shawls, Balmorals,
Hoopakirts, Collars, Magic Ruffling, Bugle Trim:
mings, Hoosery, Cloaking Cloth, &c.
GENTS GOODS :
Fancy and Plain Casimere9, Mack Cloth,
Cloth, Wettings, Satinets, Tweeds,
..leans, Shirt
Fronts, Collars, Neck Ties, Under "Shirts,pracvers,
Buck Gloves, Buck Gauntle ts, etc
DOMESKT GOODS :
Furniture Check, Bedding, Cotton Flannel, alf
Wool Flannel, Linsey, 'Fable Diaper, 'fowling &c:
QUEENSWARE, CEDARWARE AND
GROCERIES,,
Syrup, Molasses, Rio Coffee, Prepared Coffee,
Res Coffes, Sugars, Tobaccos, Rabbit Soap; Tes,
&c.
The above good; have been purchased for the
Cash and 1 desire the same to be sold for Cash as
we Don't keep any books.
By strict attention to b u sine•s and a desire to
slease in every respect I hope to merit a continu•
price of patronage. May 5, 1855.
N.73IiNT 3Fl3El=Litlit
NEW GOODS!
MHE subscribers have opened a "Variety Store"
I on the North west Corner of the Diamond, and
have just returned from the East with a full asiolt
meat at Goods, comprising in part the following:—
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hats, Caps and Bonnets,
Trunks, Valises., "Umbrellas, Baskets, &e., aI
•so Gent? Furoishin ,, Gouds, consisting of
Neckties, Paper Colrare, Suspenders, Ker
chiefs, Cotton Hose and Gloves, together
with Tobacco, Snuffs and a fine assortment
of choice Confections, comprisinc , Candies
Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, &c. A stock
of Jewelry, moll as Breastpins, Ear Drops,
Rings, Sleeve Buttons, S-day and
thirty hour Clocks:'
• WATCHES; CLOCKS,
and Jewelry repaired at short notice.
The,subscribers tender their thanks to the ptibEc
for past ikviirs and hope, by strict attention to Whi
tten' to merit a ixntinuance of the ga me.
May 12, Mb. E. c 5:. J. ELDEN:.