ft ,
igOVEMBER 24th,
1865.
SECOND SUPPLY
10 kvej
GOODS!!
AMBERSON, BENEDICT & COI
'We are now receiving our
, SECOND SUPPLY,
SECOND SUPPLY,
SECOND SUPPLY,
ICI rit. Clr CO 0 =I OSA
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, •
QUEENsWARE.
NOTIONS.
LADIES
DRESS GOODS
LADIES
LADIES
LADIES'
, DRESS GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
1)12E88 GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
NIMIE IEI NW' 9 Mil
WIINT'A EBB DS
Cloths, Cassimeros, Sattinetts,,
Cloths, Cassimeros, Sattinetts,
Cloths, Cassimeros, Sattinetts.
Woolen Goode,
Woolen Goods,
Woolen Goods,
Notions,
Notions,
Notions.
GROCERIES
SUGAR, • COFFEE, SYRUPS,
SUGAR. COFFEE, SYRUPS,
SUGAR, COFFEE, SYRUPS;
FISH, TOBACCO,
FISH. TOBACCO,
FISH, TOBACCO.
11.11Eligiti1E, 111111111 E, IN.
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,
Q UEENSWARE, HARDWARE
Q UEENSWARE, . HARDWARE;
.N 0 TIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS.
rrWe call the attention of our customers and
the
_public to our stock of new goods. and at the
same time return our thanks to all for their liberal
patronage, and we will endeavor by fair dealing
with all, to merit a contibuanco of the 11311:10; .
A MBEWSON, BENEDIC P & CO.
November 24,'1865.
l'ln 1.i411b011 and ECONOMY to insure In. the ,
VEST 001114111811, and there is none better
than the Old Insurance Coat North America."
irroc Incorpokated 1191.
INSURANCE COMPANY
North America,
PHILADELPHIA.
rilHt Abstract of the 142nd Semi. Annual State•
mont, showing the condition of the Campanz
on the 2nd &ay of January, 1865, 'shows the Total
Assets to be $1,715,171 71.
W7l Years Successful Btisiness Experience t
rim,. Prompt Payment of $17,500,000,00 Losses
WA Reputation for Honorable Dealing Unsurpass7
ed !
IrrAnd; Cash Assets exceeding $1,700404
Claim the References of the public for tl. , o d.
eat, Insurance Company in America.
DIRECTORS
Arthur G. Coffin; Wm. Welch, John Mason,
Sam'l W. Jones, R. D. Wood, • G. b. Harrison
Jahn L. Brown, Wm. E. Bowed F. R. Cope,
Chas. Taylor, Jae. N. Dial son Ed.H Trotter
S. M. Wain, ELSA____;h Auk
Ambrose
IMMETTrirorr iW) enry.
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, Pres't.
ell AB. PLATT, t 5 ec'ry.
Nov. 24—tam] Jos. Doun.ig, A g't, Waynesboro'.
SPECIAL NOTICE
portant to Eveybody !
J. A.. FISHER, MERCHANT TAILOR AND
CLOTHIER has just returned from the Eastern
Cities with one of the
,largest and best selected stock
of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES an& •VESTINGS
that has been broughrto Hagerstown since the out
break of the late War. A leo, OVER COATING
of the best 4ftialty all-of which will -be made to or
der in the most Fashionable and Substantial man
ner Cheap for Cash, or sold by the yard to auit_pur,
chasers,--My - mottols Sales and
Short Profits. Also, a good stock of •
• CLOTHS FOR LADIES' CLOAKS,
and in cionnettion one of the largest stocks of
Wool and Cotton UNDER SHIRTS and DRAW
ERS in the county; also, TIES and CRAVATS of
the latest styles, fine SHIRTS, over shirts, wool
and cotton I tall Hose, suspenders, Silk, Linen and
Cotton' Pocket Handkerchiefs, Heavy Wool Jack
ets and every thing else in the way of Furnish'ish
goods. Also a stock of READY MADE CLOTH!
(1. All work guaranteed to fit and be well made.
I return my thanks to my Fri( nds and the Pub
lic generally for their very liberal patronage extend
ed to me, and hope by strict attention to business to
share a continuance of the same. _ _ .
J. A. FISHER.
2 doors West of the Hagerstown—Banki—Wash
ington Street.
Oct. 27, 1865.
BOWDEN HOUSE.
FRANCIS BOIVDEN, Proprietor.
4 e l HE subscriber announces to the public that he
4 has purchased and taken possession of the new
Hotel, on Main Street, Waynesboro', Pa., formerly
occupied by M'j. L. B. Kurtz, which has been re•
furnished throughout. He has now in course of e
rection the most complete out-door improvements,
such as stabling, etc. His 'l'able and Bit will at
all times be suppied with the best. He flatters
himst It that his long experience as n hotel-keeper
will enable him to give general satisfaction to all
who , may be pleased to visit his house.
Nov. 17 —tf.
ILV - "Hcrald," Hagerstown, insert St, mark cost
and send bill to this office.
TOWN PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE subscriber offers at private sale his House
1 and Lot of Ground Fitunte on •Main Street,
W nynesboro, adjoining properties of Mrs. Nancy
Gilbert and Widow Trine. The dwelling is a
TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING in good re
pair. There is also on the lota good Frame Stable.
For further information apply to the subscriber.
Nov. 10—•4w] HENRY GILBERT.
EAGLE HOTEL.
Central Square, Hagerstown, Md.
•HE above well.known and established Hotel
has been re-opened and entirely renovated,, by
t uneersigned, and now offers to the public every
comfort. and attraction found in the bust hotels.—
THE TABLE is bountifully supplied with every
delicacy the market will afford, THE SALOON
contains the choicest liquors, and is constantly and
skilfully attended. THE [TA Bl.} is thoroughly
repaired, and earcful Ostlers always ready to ac
commodate customers.
JOHN FISHER, Proprietnr
lingerstown, June 2—tf.
NEV MILLINERY GOODS !
MRS C. J. HOLLINBERGER
A nnounces to the Linlies of Waynesboro' end
vicinity that she has just returned from Phila
delphia and is now receiving a most extensive and
varied assortment of new Fnll and Winter Millinery
goods, to which she would invite their particular at
tention. Ladies visiting her room will find that rho
is prepared to please the taste of all who nil) , favor
her with their patrannge, both in styla and quality
or trimmings.
October 20—tf.
FOR SALE.
r lIE aub.criber, administrator of Henry F. Ste.
ver, deed, offers at Private Bale, tho
• uHUORSTER ROUTE"
of the deceased, with wngons, horses, and other
property connected with the business. •
Nov 10 H. STO Nl.:HglUrifl. A tlm'r.
Atlinlnistrator's 'toilet.
NTOTICE is hereby given thnt letters of Admin.
111 istration upon the estate of Henry F. Stover,
lute of Waynesboro', deed', have been granted to
the subscriber residing in said Borough. All per.
sons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
are xequosted to make immediate payment; those
having claims will present tb' m properly authenti
cated for to tt !men'.
11. STONE/101;SE, Adtier
Nov. 17= 6t
TifILORING!
rr BE subscriber intlirms the citizens of Wnynes•
bor.' and the public generally that he has open
ed a shop in the room adjoining the Barber Shop
next door to the now Grocery Store, wi.ere ho will
carry on the Tailoring business. Garments f'r men
and,boys cut out and made to order at reasonable
rates. With the advantage of many years experi
ence in the business ho flatters himself that he can
twerni - aatisfiretio . •
The latest city Fashions regularly receive?.
. 1 .-ICOB REININGHE.
Oct. 27—tf.
__ •
YRUPS, Sugars and Coffees jus received nt
PRICE & HCEFLICH.B
PINE APPLE 4.3IEE:SE, Lemont., Fige unit
Almon'. nt 1-104TFTTER, REID & C 0.13
HE
M k; rn n U t 1 1 1 1 lj t
1 1 :e 4 y a eor ki !o l un s tl V ‘ i p ogre; fros t
g e e e v g 3 :
they therefore have fresh stock and !alert styles all
the time. • . [a ug. 4.
HTUALFE & HITESFTEW are still at the
In Old Stand, on Second Street. between the Jail
and Washington House. Bouth-side.
ETUA Lk% & %V HAVE JUST
opened another large lot of Dry Goode and
At tams. . [nog. 4.
NEW STORE.
HOSTETTER, BEM & CO.,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
Waynesboro' and vicinity that they have re
calved a new and extensive Stock of
MMUS,
Embracing in part—
SYRUPS,
SUGARS,
MOLASSES,
-
HAMS
- TEAS.—Hysdir, Imperial and Oolong, of the
Bust flavor. SPICES, ground and unground, and
BA . K . ING artielea warranted fresh and Tarawa(' of the
best quality
And very
QUEENSWARE AR' GLASSWARE,
ti very heavy stock, to which special attention is in
vited. Fine ware in setts or by the single piece, of
the latest styles; Cut Glass Goblets, Tumble's, &c.
KEROSENE LAMPS
of every pattern, a large assortment. Shades, (new
style) wicks, chimneys; spring hinge burners, al.
ways on hand. Also No. I kerosene Oil.
NOTIONS, VARIETIES, &C.
A thousand and one fancy, useful and necessary at
tides, used in every family and by. everybody.
Willett's Cong. Navy, Nat. Leaf, Mith Fine Cut,
and all the best chewing and sm)king tobaccos.—
Havana Cigars, good common do. fttnnitary and
Nootric Pipes, latest thing out.
SALT AND FISH.
G. A. Salt, Liverpool, large size sacks. Pickled
Shad, Mackerel, No. 1 and 3, bbl., half bbl., quarter
bbl , rikW.
LMKTI tr,l4
Being in connection with Hostetter & Co , of
Greencastle, which firm have a Market Car on the
R. R., we are enabled to supply our customers with
the choicest luxuries of the Eastern Markets in their
proper season.
• Irl' By strict attention to business, furnishing
the brat articles In the mnrket, and doing all in our
power to accommodate customers, we hope to re
ceive n share of public potronage. No trouble to
show goods
farrertne. POPITIVELT CARR. We buy our goods
for cnsh and must sell them in the mine way.—
Country dealers ifupplied at wholesale prices.
1-111NTETTER, BEID & CO.
Wnynesboro', Aug. 25, '65.
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST CO.,
.Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets, Philadelphia
Incorporated "1853. Charter Perpetual. Author
ized Capital, $500,000. Paid Up Capital, $250.000
Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 1864.
The Trustees have this day declared n Dividend
of FIFTY PER CENT, On all premiums received
upon MUTUAL. Pouctrs during the year ending De
cember 31st, 1863, and in force at that date, the a
bove amount to be credited to said Policies, and
have also ordered the Dividend of 1860 on Policies
issued during that year to be paid, as the annual
premiums on said Policies are received.
OFFICERS.
President—A lexnntler Whilldin.
Secretary and Treasurer—John S. Wilson.
Aeluary--John C Sims.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.—M minder Whill
din„l. Edgar Thomson, Wiorge Nugent, Hon. Jns.
Pollock. Albert C. Roberts. P. B. Mingle, Samuel
Work, William J. Howard, Hon. Joseph Allison,
Samuel 'l' Bodine, John A ikman, Charles F. Henz
litt, Isaac Hazlehurst.
WM. G:RSED, Chambersburg Pa., is•the general
Agent of the American Life insurance and Trust
Company for Franklin Co.
Jos. DovoLAs, Agent for Waynesboro' and vicin
ity.
RE (THEN CES.--Jons Primes and WILLIAM
II BROTHIGRTON.
Call and get a pamphlet.
JOS. DOUGLAS, Agent
Oct. 13, 1865, ly.
'ISM Ate.—We will receive and offer for sale
this dav,
FRESIi FIS
OYSTERS,
CRANBERRIES,
CHESTNUTS,
SWEET POTATOES,
IRIS II POTATOES,
BACON.
PRIME COFFEE,
and lots of nice things at the Now :•tore, where the
-stork is always fresh MI full.
Nov. 3. HOSTETTER, REID . & CO.
TAN NOTICE.
Bounty tax payers of Wa.l togton t
nro hereby i allied that if their B. unty tax ho
not paid in twenty days f con the dote of this ad.
vertisement 5 per et will ho addod to tho anount of
their tax.
By order of the. Board of School 13irectoro.
JOHN S. 01,1.F.:1t, Seery.
November 17-3 t..
AT ATER MELONS, CTinlel ones, &
j
1 retail at • Tits GROCERY bTORE.
mwhenE E gc 4
, sr in i t i o n
ih 'E e r r li ni Ttr m w om ill . give notice
A ricoiii CIUMW of
` PRICE. & TiceT/LICIes
CHEESE, •
. COFFEE;
CHOCOLATE,
TIECCO, ERRS AB PIPES,
STONEBRAHEIR'S
BALSAM, OR PAIN BIER
The Greafi Rona, for Sore Throat or Dip
theria, Croup, Neuralgia, tke., At for.
Diarrhma Dysentery, Cholie, Cholera
Ilforbus,
.iromiting, Pains in the Seam.
deli, • Cramps Frosted Feet, Chap
ped Hands; Fresh and Old Sores,
Bruises, Burns, Toothache, to
Le used Internally and
tonally.
•
The attention of the public is especially called to
Has a remedy-for Diptheria or Bore Throat. It
has been tried in hundreds of cases in different parts
of the country and has never failed to cure if used
in time and according to directions. A great amount
of suffering might often bogeyed by having a .couple
of bottlee of this valuable medicine in the house.—
Try it, and it will speak 'Wonders for itself. Road
the strong testimony in its' favor appended below.
• As an external remedy for Croup, Bore Throat,
Diptheria, Fresh Cuts, Old Sores, Chapped Hands,
'Burns, &c., nothing can equal it, always alleviating
the most severe pains in a few minutes. Knowing
it to be perfectly harmless, and having been used
with unbounded success, and. in many cases when
nothing else would relieve, I have directed every a
gent to return the mono to . • • • ,• ,
gi e on ire sat sfaction,, feeling confident that
not one bottle in 1,000 will be returned.
Parents cannot keep a more efficacious medicine
in the house, fir the treatment of children, when
suddenly attacked with CROUP, SORE THROAT,
DIPTHBRIA, SCA IILETINA, &c., which so of
ten, like a thief arnight r inakes-such. ava les among
their flocks of little ones, when they aro at ac
with Croup, Sore Throat, and their breathing ob
structed. Then rub well the neck• and chest with
the Pain Killer, at the same time giving a.few drops
internally, and you will never have to lament their
removal by those dangerous diseases. It has.proven
itself infallible in the last staged of Croup and Soro
Throat, when given over to die. It is also a valua
ble remedy for flronchitis, and all affections of the
Throat. The Pain Killer has snatched many a
child from an.untimely grave; now reader, purchase
a bottle or two of the Pain Killer, and it will_prove
a Ood.send-in-the-above—ili
No person having
. used one bottle will ever be
without it in the family. It is ono of the most effi
cient family medicines ever offered to the public for
the removal of the nervous derangements of the
!Stomach and Bowels, Throat, &c., and all who use
it will find it so. In fact, no family should ever be
without a bottle in the house.
Croup and Sore Throat are diseases which Tory
often carry oil the patient very suddenly. It would•
be well in such cases to have the Balsam or Pain
Hiller always ready, it being an infallible remedy,
by giving it internally, and at the same time satu
rate ailannel cloth well and let it be applied to the
th.oat and over the chest; it never fails to relieve if
app.ied properly, having cured numbers of cases of
the worst kind. All who have used it speak in the
highest, terms of it in curing Sore Throat, &c.
Dysentery is a'disease of the larger and lower in
testines, and its presence is indicated by bloody dis
charges, consisting of blood and slime. Yt is a dan
gerous Malady, and must be treated with caution.
The object being to restore the bowels, and to do
We the Healing Balsam will be found a valuable
remedy by g,ving a teaspoonful every 15 or 20 min
utes.
tramps of the stomach, and especially of the-bow
elm, are violent affections of the muscular and net.;
vows system. Sudden shocks of cold frequently
produce Cramps of the stomach and bowels, and for
this the Healing Balsam is an infallible remedy, by
taking inwardly and bathing the stomach and bow.
els well with the Balsam, and lay a piece of flannel
on wet with the same. •
Diarrlicea is a dangerous disease, and in many
localities it is worse than others. It prostrates the
patient very much, and often change of water or
diet affeets the bowels considerable, and causes
grea I,pain, and very often brings on" Dysentery,
which is more dangerous than the first. Now Stone
braker's Balsam will effectually cure in every case.
Only try it, and be convinced of its inestimable val
ue. PRICE 90 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
STONEBRAKER'S
VEGETABLE
COUGH SYRUP!
r•OR TEE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Croup, Whoop
ing Cough, Asthma, Difficulty of breath•
ing, Spitting, Spitting of Blood, First
Stage of Consumption, Soreness of
the Throat, and all Affections of
the PULMONARY ORGANS. •
This SYRUP is en invaluable remedy for the al
levintien and cure of PULMONARY DISEASES.
It is prompt in its action, pleasant to the taste, and
from Its extreme mildness, is peculiarly applicable
to the use of children and persons in delicate health.
As en anodyne expectorant, it will always be found
to be beneficial by alleviating and arresting the se
verest spells of coughing so distressing to the patient.
The indispensable qualities of such a remedy for
popular use, must be, certainty of operation, ab•
sence of danger from accidental over dose, and its
adoption to every patient of any oge or either lex.
These conditions have been realized in this prepn
ration,.which, while if reachog to the foundation of
diseases, and acts w ith unfailing cet tainty, is still
harmless to the delicate invalid or tender infant.
It is highly recommended wherever it has been
used, ntel eo apparent is its usefulness and so re
markable has been its cures, that it is fast super
ceeding every other article of a similar kind for those
disenses,
The afflicted can rely tipon its doing as much or
more, than any other remedy in soothing the nerves,
facilitating expectoration, and healing the DISEAS
ED LUNGS, thus striking nt the root of all discos
'es and eradiCating it from the system.
A trial of it is all that is necessary to convince
the public of the• true merits of the above prepara
tion.
All I milt le it trial of thin Preparation, as it has
no equal in in; effects d never fade to give entire
eatiefection to all who use it. We warrant it in all
cases, or the money refunded.
Tref IT-ONLY 25 & 50 CENTS A BOTTLE.
VP • For sale by Dr. Jour A. Roviat. Druggist,
Waynesboro', rind by Country Dealers generally.
Oct. 6—Oin
PUBLIC SALE.
riVIE subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at his
I reisilence, in WnYnesboro', on SATURDAY
THE 25TH OF NOVEMBER, 1865, the following
personal property, to wit:'
3 HORSES,
ono a lino Stallion, f one good rifling and driving
Horan, and one line young Mare; I lot of Lumber,
a lot Locust Posts and a lot sawed Rails and Pal.
lings;
1 OPEN-TOP BUGGY !
1 set titaness, 3 Flynots, bridles and halters. 2
horse blankets, 1 Wheelbarrow, I cutting Box, 2
pair hems, 1 saw and Buck, a lot grain bags, forks,
mattock, digging iron, I shovel, 2 barn shovels. 2
bu baskets, hal bu. measure; also the following
household articles, viz:
I DELIGHT COOK STOVE
and fixtures, I n-plate stove and pipe, 1 dinner
table, 1 n-ea alt table, 2 sinks, 1 flouglitray, 1 doz.
chairs, 4 bedsteads, 1 churn, 1 eight day clock, 1
corner cupboard, tinware, crocks 3 cider harrels, 1
meat tress. I, 1 sausage cutter 2 benches, 1 iron ket
tle lat store boxes. pots, kettles, pans anal many
other articles too_pumerous to mention. PrAt
the same time will also be offered his house and lot
of ground on Leitersburg street. The lot is a full
one end has thereon a one-story
uallacia4 4t ,
wash house, smoke house and bake oven, n good
wagon-maker swop, frame stable with buggy shed,
hog pen,
etc. There are also on tbolora good cis
tern and a variety of choice fruit trees, grapes, etc.
'alo to'commence at I o'clock on said day wbon
thEftetins.will be made known by
'JOHN STONER.
Nov. :0 ts. 3 O. V. MoNo. Auct.
PRICE& !NUMMI]
COLUMN !
NEW FALL . AND
\r,it aita Fa
COW!
ThE undersigned tender to the community their
thanks for past . patronage, and would also take
this opportunity of. reminding them that they have
Intel. re • .m-the-East a splendid selection of
goods, which for beauty and style cannot be surpas
sed outside cif the cities. Their goods have been
selected with much care as regards durability. and
price.
ES' GOODS
The attention of tho ladies is direitod to their
hundeome ttylee of
SILKS,
ALPACAS,
MERINOS;
- DELAIN ES,
DARATIIEAS,
COBURG'S,
PLAIDS,
POPLINS, •
They have soma beautiful patterns of French%
Merino tuntalLwooLDelains-that -are hard- to-beat
aDvaarla ctry:L/a.GI
•
Black silk,
Black Alpacas, .
Black all wool Delain,double width, .
" French Merinos,
" English . "
French and English Crapes,
Mourning IlandkorchicfS,
Black Jack Flannel.
An attractive line of Wrappings, such as
Plaid nhd Plain, Long and Square" Shawls,
Breakfast Shawls, Hoods, Nubiss, Srarfs, &c•
Jowvin's Kid Gloves, Gamettes, Lisle Thread and
Merino Gloves, Hosiery in abundance.
GENTLEMENS' GOODS
They emit the gentlemen to notice tfleir fine stock
of
COATINGS,
CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS
es they pass along. end they feel assured that they
have the geode to suit them in pattern and price .
Table Covers, Shirting Flannels and Flannel
Shirts, Drawers, Neck Ties, Balmoral Hoop
Skirts for Ladies and Misses, Linen and Pa
per Collars, all sizes, Buck Gloves and Mittens.
Tweeds and Jeans,
Cords and Satinets,'
Shaker Fiend,
Opera Flanel,
Plaid Flanols, '
Striped Flanelo.
rir Ladies who are in wont of a nice Coat or
Cloak can find the article at their establishment,
with all the necessary trimmings. such as buttons,
gimps and cords of different patterns.
Ladies' Gaiters, Balmoral Ties, Head Netts Corr
sets, Corset Clasps and Collars.
WHITE GOODS
Plain and Barred Cambric,
Swiss,
Tapo 'Trimming,
Velvo t Trimming and
Cambric H'dka, '
Hose,
ignBBEREIES.
BEST RIO,
IMPERIAL TEA,
MOLASSES at GO eta per gal.
U- E E N S- W ARE,
Cutlery.
Spoons,
Cedar Ware,
Brooms,
Baskets,
Buckets.
Kerlers,
Carpet, ,
Oil Clutha
Window Shades,
Curtin Fixtures,
Boots and Shoes,.
Gum Shoes,
Um!went's.
When you want Stocking Yarn both wool and
cotton just step in and you will find a good assort
ment,
the flibecribere kindly ask the public to vis
it their house and inspect try ir stock before pur
chasing elsewhere, as •they feel calla lent that their
prices and goods will pleave n 11.
PRICE & HOEFLICII.
pop. 29.
JOSEPH DOUAS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
J3EMIG lic;ensed is CLAIM, AGENT, REAL
ESTATE AGENT and LAND I . VARRANT
BROKER will attend to applications for Pensions,
Bounty and Back Pay, and all claims against the,
titan' or National Government. As Real Estate
Agent wilt lease, sell, or purchase lands in Frank
lin County. or exchange therefore Western Lands
—also will buy and sell LAND NVAnamers. COIF.
yrriomma—Deetis, Wills, Agreements. Leases, &c.
executed as heretofore at moderate pikes.
Oct 20-13 m.
fiLVEAPPLE CHEESII—Frashr I , t. juyt ra
r- ceived by • . H °Burr lc a REID &
LARGE and small Shakers- at - 7
June 2 - ----Parea-ailiesnrory4
UMMER tlatmora Is nil Striped Matting at
& tlincrware
Ruffling
Edge Ribbons,
Buttons,
SYRUPS
♦NJb
MINTEE BINDS g
GEORGE STOVER
HAS RETUR.NHD FROM I?EILLADLL•
. PAPA wrrfr A SUPPLY OF -
BY MR
NO i tiff - HA I I E NSIVIIIg
GROCERIES,
seir To which he invites the attention of
of his patrons and the public generally.
September 22, 1865
DR. J. A. ROYER,
(SUCCESSOR TO F. FOURTHMA.IV,).
DEALER IN
Drugs, Nfedicines, Chemicals,
Fine. hair and Toot./ Brushes,
PERFUMERY.
Fancy and 'Toilet Articles, /
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye S taffs;
Toys and Yankee Notions;
Glass, 1 3 ,0ty,' Kerosene ?Wand Lamps.
MANUFACTURED •
Tobacco,' Segars and Snuffs.
Wines and Brandies for Meoical purposes ;
Foreign anti Domestic Fruit.
CONFECTIONARIES, &c.
All the Potent 'Medicines of the day, together
with other articles in my lino too numerous to men
tion, all of which will ho sold at the lowest prices
for cash. I invlto those wishing articles in my line
to call as I feel 'mined I can make it to their in
terest to purchase of me
N. B. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully Com
pounded.
The undersigned avails bimself of tho opportu
nity to tender his thanks to his f ,, rmer patrons of
Waynesboro' and vicinity for their kind and con
tinued support in his business, and would regard it
es en additional favor to have thew continuo to pa
tronize his suceess.4., Dr. John A. foyer, .who is
well worthy their confidence,
October 13, 180
I]IARNI FOIL SALE —250 acres of land
1 !imam] in Antrim township, consisting of 80
acrea of choice timber, and the remainder of excel
lent meadow, and bottom land. Title good, ani
terms low. Enquire at THIS OFFICE.
Oct 20-2 m •
OR. H. X. BONEBRAKE !
Formerly a student with 1)r. James Brotherton,
deceased, having practised Medicine at Leitersburg,
Md, has returned to this place and respectfully of
fers his professional services to' the people of Way
nesboro' and vicinity. •
Office next door to Kurtfe Drug Btoro.
Nov. 3—tt.
"ROCK rouGt"
FILE WORMS I
ALL persons ilesirous of hsvitig Files recut
would i'o well 17 sending etern to me at once
am going to remove my works to York, Pa,,
the coming spring. Address
M. L, BELL
Box 146, Wayncabc,ro', Frank. Co. Pa
Oct. 2?, IS6",
Vik7 FEN yon Wont'to ettin'te n line Sogar, go to
1 I KURTZ'S for it. ,
FIRST ARRIVAL !
imiSl3 M. C. R ESSE; It nnnouncre to the Ladies
et' Waynn,l•oro' ,m 1 vicinity that Rho has jam
returned from tiro CoNtera Oities with a futettosort
wont of new
. (4 . 1)0D5,
Ruch oa Benriete B ttnet el every de perip•
and ltitr4es Hntm Frot.. Arai. bel!es are
invited to "I 1 end eximino hor ewer ttrrel4
'fit 29—tr.
htltribt •oitt sold by
F. FOUTTIIMAN.
itosT..""its TZFIn & Go.