plion 1: :11, TAO undorsigneA'*lll ash at Public t3nlo, ettli 4sidefice,•2 inileir Northeast of We'lneshoni i , on the rand to B*er'a Factoty; . • . On illiesqii* the 6th fclatof VeireA, 1866, the it;ibiviriniuri•Orti;td : 5 HEAD . HORSES two of them Waders In two yotitig Mime ivith foal, one colt rising two year.; 10 'HEAD 0F CATTLE ,. „ . MT of which are good sidlch cowe ,( o ne ,willbe freah before the day of ealo one illcvon, tvci . Young bUlta, 'pile Of them-Devon, the balance young caitl4 16 Head Hogs, 2 Large go nre - )with pig, one will .have pigs before 'e day of sale; 14 Th a i ° g l a icois iA si 10E7 AILIG411:1111ZWMIIP two farm wagons, one ono-horse' wagon' and one good spring wagon; 1 Rockaway - Buggy, 1 pair Hay Carriages, 1 pair Hay Ladders, 1 good sled. 1 wood bed; 120 BBLS. OF CORN, 30 bus prime white Wheat,oo hus. Rye, 50 bun . es ye Stnii, HAY BY THE TON ;1 good Grain Drill with plaster anti timothy seed attach ment; 1 Spring-tooth Hay Rake, 1 Sleigh and string of bells; ONE OHIO REAPER AND MOWER combined, new; 1 wheat fan, 1 rolling screen; 3 bar shear plows, 2 single and 3 double shovel 'plows. 1 corn coverer, 2 Indrotas ' 3 sets breechbands, two of them very good; 3 sets front gears, 5 sets of plow gears, 1 four and 1 six.horsa line, 5 Ay-nets, one a' harness net; single, double and treble trees, 2 pair sprpsders, 1 fifth end 2 log chains, a lot cow chains 1 wagon and I side saddle, 6 housens, collars and bridles, I jackscrew, 1 rough lock, 3 rsets dung boards, a lot of harrow and bolster stuff, a lot scant- Ittig for horse power;-l-good-ehoirchest; 1 cutting box, 1 digging iron, a lot old iron. 1 lard press, one sausage cutter and staffer, 2 meat stands, 1 bbl, yin egarLl'otatoes by the bushel;, A lot Carpenter Tools ; 500 lbs Bacon; 1 set good l3lackstuith Tools; 2 barn shovels, 2 grain' cradles 3 mowing scythes, forks, rakes, shovels and hoes, 1 cultivator, 1 good cross-cut saw, maul and wedges, half bushel, 1 pair steel springs, I good grindstone,2 churns and buck; 1 hand•barrow; 60 acres Grain in the Ground ; I secretary and,bookcase, 1 wardrobe,2 wash stands, 1 safe 2 sinks, 4 sets chairs, 2 rocking chairs, one wood box,2 kitchen tabli ii, 1 rn e n ash tubs 31strresowo - parlor and - one ine•plate 4 bedsteads, 1 rocking cradle, and many o • acles-too-nutm -erous- to,mention. Sale to commence at at 9 o'clock on said day when the terms will be made know by J. HARVEY GORDON. Feb. 9—ls] • G. V. Mosa. Auct. PUBLIC SALE subscriber intending to quit fanning will J sell rit Public Sale, at his residence, about hall a mile West of. Waynesboro', on M onday onday the O do of March, the following property, to wit: 7 RED. OF WORK IfORSRS, 5 of which are good plow leaders, 8 Colts, 3 three years old and 2 one year old. 21 Head of Horn Cattle, 7 of which are Mitch Cows, FOUR FAT STEERS; 20 SHOATS,3 brood sows; 3 Farm wagons, 3 and 4 inch tread, good as new. 1 road wagon, 4 inch tread, 1 one home wagon, 1 wood wagon and ladders, 2 pair hay carriages, 1 two-horse 'carriage, 2 sets Breechbauds, 4 sets Front Gears, 6 sets Plow Gears, Bridles and Collars, 8 fly-nets„ 10 halters with chains, 14 cow chains, fifth chain and spreaders, 2 log chains and a number of other chains ; 4 three horse Plows. 3 three-horse Harrows, 8 single and double shovel plows, 1 corn planter, 1 self.raking cOormick Reaper, I Grass Mower, 2 GRAIN DR ILLS, I spring rake, 4 mowing scythes, 6 grain cradles, 7 or 800 BARRELS OF CORN a lot of old iron by the pound, 1 Separator & Horse,Power 1 Two-how:head COPPER STILL, WORM AND CAP, and many other articles not necessary to men tion. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on. said duy when a credit of 8 months will be given on all sums of $lO and upwards, except fat cattle, on which a credit of 30 days only will be given. JOHN FUNK (of H.) Feb. o—ts.] G. V. Moso, Amt. 171 HE subscriber, intending to quit rarmiiig, will solll,at Public Out-cry, at his residence,- in Quincy, on',7lceaday thi 27th day of February, '66, the fel:owing personal property, to wit: 7 HEAD HORSES, three of which are eicellent leaders, one of them n good brood Mare, one two-yearling and two three• yearling Cults; _ 6 Head of Horn Cattle, two of which ere first rate Mulch Cows, two Hei fers; 1 Sow and Pigs; 4 - WAGONS, one Road* Wagon, one farm do, one one and two horse and one spring do.; 1 gum-Sprit g Grain Brill, t spring tooth Horse Rake, 1 Wheat Fan, 2 three-horse Plows ' 1 two-horse Plow, 2 large Harrows, 2 singl, and 3double shovel Plows, 1 Wood Bed, 1 LARGE MANNY REAPER, 1 pair Rey Ladders, 2 setts good Brebehtm nda, 3 setts front Genre, 8 Housens, 4 setts Plow Geare,'.s Fly-ntrt, Y Wagon end 2 plow Lines, collars, - bri. dies, halters, log and fifth chains, 1 jackscrew. 2 pair breaei chains, 2 pair butt chains 1 pair sprea ders double, treble and single trees, rakes, hay and grain forks, 1 dung hook, 1 wir hooptongs, lehain jockey, 'scut ting box, grain cradle, andonany other _articles not nrcesscry to mention. Salo to com mence at 10 o'clock, on said day, when the terms will be made known by JACOB J. SPESSARD. G, V. Musa, Aurt. Feb. 2 ts.. EOR HOUSE KEEPERS'.--We have Canned Fruits, Pears, Pine Apples, Quin.es, Straw ies. &c„'put up by Mitchell & Co., of Balti more, in a new and improved-style. Buckwhi at Flour, White Hominy, Lemons, Raisons. Dried Fruit; superior White Sugai, fine Syrup, baking Mo lamfecePices. pickles' in jars and by the doz. Feb. 2, '66' Hoarsma, MED & CO. LAST NOTICE. . A te.l. persons novrtng t emse yrs to Judah for State. County awl School Taxes for '65 and thosefor Bounty for '64 & '6s.are informad that unless -the same ispaid on - orbeforictho 28th inst , it will lb° collected trith Costs. Lon-Orin dalgenee cannot be passibirgiven. - rtb 3c.J = J. 11. 1100 VER, SA PT If3A T L AST r V 4" PARAGON OIL LAMP No Chimney, No Smoke, No Smell, No Grease And Non-explOolve. tall and see them at thi sign Of the "13.1.6 ..1E1L4e42. 31EICoria. 97 D. B RUSSEL, • Sole Agent for this, Township. A large assortment of • COOKING STOVES , of the latest improvements; -the best in the, market. Just iecoived and foi sale. at the cheap Tin, end Stove Store of . D. D. RUSSEL: LtZE'' sr* `UPCSP Oa MI a A forge Assortment of Tinware of every dorerip tin, made of the best Tin in the market and war- ranted at the sign of the "II I RED HORN." D. B. RUSSEL keeps constantly on hand and for sale a gOneral assortment of Ht !USE " FURNISHING GOTODS. Pure No. I Kerosene Oil and Lamps of the latest improvement. WASHING MADE EAST By calling at the sign of the "BUG RED HORN" and getting Putnam ' s Clothes Ringer. of D. B RUSSEL. Persons in want of Stoves of any kind or good Tinware; or House Furnishing Goode generally,. can do well by calling on D. D. RUSSEL, sign of the "DIU RED HORN," Wayncsbore,-Pa.— . p - - p-, .. P a ~t In .. H 0 *-i 0-1 cp ro jXI S A rt 0 sr - 5 t-1 g • 4 0 -,. e#s 6 Pt A r i ,i- e S , 0-• 5* 0 w i =.. 05 Po ) " t 2. —trjl— c-t- ad CcD ) *: o -1 m m oo 14 E I ' 3 ta q 6, Z •© I P.' .... PUBLIC SALE. THE subscriber intending to quit farming will I sell at Public'Sale, at his residence about one and a half mile south of Waynesboro,' F. Goods Antietam Factory. on Friday the 23rdduy of February, 1866, the following property, to wit • 4 IMID OF 11 1 011 lIORSB, 10 head of CATTLE, among which are three milch Cows, the balance are young Cattle ; a.C/ Gaaacl (tat tkcito4p four of whieh are good Brood Sows; 9 head of Sheep ; 2 Farm Wagons, one a broad tread. nearly new; I pair Hay Carriages, I Wood lied, 2 bar shear, 2 double and 2 sit.gle shovel Plows, 1 Har row, I Corn Coverer, I Drill, 1 Windmill, 2 setts of Breechbands, 3 setts front Gears, 5 Collars. 5 Bri dles, I line, I pair Spreaders, I pair breast Chains. 2 pair butt traces, double and single trees, cow chains and halters, I dinner bell, also a lot of GRAIN IN THE GROUND, and many other articles not necessary to mention. 7 dale to commence at 10 o'clock, on said day, when the terms will be rustle known by. Feb. 2 ts. pljDiillm a iv ILL be sold at Public Sale at the residence 11' of the subseriber, 1.2 a mile West of Mount Hope, on the Stiller firm, on Wednesday the 28th Fehrtcary, 18C6, the following property, to t‘it : THREE ' READ HORSES, all of which are work horses, one being an unsur passed wagon or plow leader; I yearling Colt, 4 HEAD HORN CATTLE, two of which ore %la Cows which will be fresh about the time of sale; 7 bend of SHOATS, among which are one sow and one boar; STIVIVCO IiAiTALEGI-CI.I%TiS, one elegant 3 3.-1 inch tread, one narrowtreatl, 1 one-horse Spring Wagon, 1 pair Wood Ladders, 2 pair Hay Carriages, 1 good THRESHING MACHINE, Horse Power and Strap; 1 Clover Huller, I Patent Fodder Cutter, I superior two and three horse Plow, 1 &tilde ant; 1 single Shovel Plow,l Corn Coverer, all new; I Harrow, single, double and treble trees, 1 pair sircatlers, 2 sets Breechbands, 1 set Front Dears, 1 set spring wagon Gears, 1 four-horse line., collars and bridles. chain halters, 1 log chain, butt and breast chains, cow chains, 1 set dung loarJet, dung hook, rakes, hay, grain and shaking forks ; 3 Scrips 13. es, I Dinner Bell, 1.2 bbl. of Tar, ,and many other articles too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day when the'terms will he made known by ' • SAMUEL S. DEA RDOR FF. Feb. 9—b«] • C. V. Mogo, Auct. rkaztlat r I t IHE sub:tailor will o ff er at Public Site, at his fonner Tr:silence in Waynesboro', on Saturday t se 17th day of February, 1868, the following prop arty, to wit : 4 STOVES, one Continental Cook, one Coal and two Tenliate Stoves, 2 Bureaus, 2 fine Parka and 1 large dinner Table, Wash Stands, Sewing Stentle.L2_sets Clp ire, several Rocking Chain. 5 Bedsteads,• 1 'Sink, a lot of Tinware, 1 gaud ' • Corner Cupboard'. Doughtmy, l'harrel of good Vinegar. about a' ton of Coal and a variety of household. articles not nee• essaiy-to eilimerate.,-MaJe,to'commence at 1 o'clock on said day, when the terms will be mile known by LUTH ER, B. K URTZ. Feb, 2 ts. U. V. moso,..Auct; WILLIAM ROW. Gm). V. Mono, Anct vAumsturAL PO P PET : PUBLIC SALE, W li.T.litteoht ettßublie Sale, on the ,ermine mertif.Oiiiiiiit 4 Air-grivAlmnriattimy4; ono mite north ofNliaineshoro'; ojte-helf mile front';' the Nunnery Mjit. lin& in sight of 'Price's' C • bn 7huraday, FOeuct4 -22 nd' 1806 , the following erty, to wit : i t • - . •!" 'c(j -••• t0 OBADOPTORSHB," • six ,head of these being my 'regular Tißrll These alx.hilries will • biroffefech loge,the! , sa,they , : should remain, There quality as it Team cannot, be sur passed in Franklin or Washington counties =Among the remaining fourteen,are five head well • adapted for harness or artddlepitrpcises ; iniong•the balance is the BLACK HAWK Stallion, which for hiniutv and working qualities cannot be surpassed. a well bred five year Wallin, With foal' to Black Hawk. The balance are horses well adapted for fariri or team purposes; Also,'' 20 HEAD MULES, well broken, which will be sold in pairs hitched and driven. These mules are young and in high order 5 MILCH COWS, tour of which aro fresh, 2 Heifrers of superior stock ; a km of Sheep; 1 DROAD TREAD ROAD WAGON, Wagon Bed, 2 three-inch Plantation Wagons, 1 narrow tread Plantation wagon, 1 one horse NVa gon, 1 large Bed_for-road -Wagon, I Buggy and 2 setts of Harness, I Vt'ood Bed, 2 setts hay Ladders, 1 Thrashing Machine„and Horse Power, 1 Wind Mill, Fodder Cutter, 1 Rolling Scruen, I Cutting Box, • ONE REAPER, 1 Grain Drill, 1 Hay Rake. 2 three, horse Baishear Plows, 2 two horse Plows, 2 double an d 1 single Shovel Prow; J Corn Coverer, 2 Harrows, 3 double and 3 . treble Trees, a lot of spreaders, single Trees, &c., 1 fifth Chain, 2 setts Breechbands, 4 setts front Gears, 6 setts of plow Gears, 6 Housens, 1.7 Blind Bridles, 15 Collars, 30 Halters, 1 new wagon Saddle, 1 ridding Saddles, 1 six horse Line, 210 Chains, breast, but and cow Chains, R Ply-nets, forks and rakes, 2 Grain Sliovels,_l_Crosscut—Saw;-2—Ornin Cradles, 3Miiwing• Scythes, 1 Digging Iron, 1 large Work Bench, a lot of small benches, 1 Ten-plate Stove, 2 Windlasses and ropes, a lot of tight Barrels, 1 Meat Vessel; also, 4S MS Gill IH THE ROM, •and many other articles not necessary to mention. —M'Ssle to commenb - ertif 9 o'nlock on said day, when the terms will be made known by FRED. R. FOREMAN. , Jan. 12—ti. Geo V. Minus, A uct. RARE CHANCE FOR LADIES! -0— Mrs. C. Z. 110LILINIIMIGER TEACHER OF Practical. Dress -Cutting . BY which every lady is enabled to cut and fit her own dresses. Grounds of Economy. Th ere is no waste of material in cutting by this system, asyou adhere closely to the rule, conse quently there is no peering off,- . as under the eh! system of cutting. The ease with which it is ac quired, combined with the perfection of the system, renders it the most desirable ever offered to the pub lic, • This is a rare chance foi young Mica. Agents can realize in this business from $2OO to $250 per mouth. Ladies are invited to call on the subscriber at her Millinery Store in Waynesboro', Pa.; and examine the system for themselves. No charges (or instruc tions unless fully satisfactory to the pupil. NEW FIRM CARRIAGE LIKING! TILE subscribers would inform the public that thou have esseciated themselves together in the Carriage making business, ant that the business hereafter will be continued at Jacob Adams' old stand under the firm of ADAMS & Hewssa. They will have constantly on hand DUP. GIES of every description; new and •••:.'::: 7 . second-handed Vehicles of all kinds. " .4 tka..ost? riP Repairing done at short notice, They employ none but good mechanics and use the best material. Persons wasting anything in our line will do well, to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. JACOB A BA GEORGE • B. HAWKER, Church Street, nearly opposite the 111 E. Church .tan• ¶.B—tf. THE cubscrib^r would return thinks to his cus tomers for their past liberal patronage and so licits a continuation of the some to the new firm.— Those indebted to him by note or hook account are requested to call and settle, es it is necessary that ell old serounts should be promptly closed. Jan. 26-2 m. JACOB ADAMS. PUBLIC SALE! rrIHE subscriber, residing three miles west of Waynesboro,. near the (Greencastle turnpike, will sell at Public Sale, on Saturday the 24th day of February, 1866, the followit g perEenal property, to wit : 1 good FAMILY HORSE, riling four yenrs old and of medium size : 1 rplen did Milch Cow, Et CID .43. Rl - 2 3 623 a • 1 spring Wagon, 1 open-top B turgy, 1 sett of Ber -1 nese. 3 Ifu reticle, 3 Cupboards. two of which are Conic'. Cupboards; 7 Bedsteads, 3 Tables, 1 large kitchen Table, 4 setts of Chair. 3 Rocking Chairs, 1 sink, 5 looking Glasses, about 90 roth of. Carpe ting, a lot of Oil-cloths, also a lot of Bedding, • 2 TEN-PLATE STOVES, 1 ()coking Stove, 4 Tul , a, 1 Copper Kettle; 2 Iron Kettles, 1 Stand, 2 Meat Veasels, 2 burets of :Vine gar, a lot of Crocks, Tinware and Quaensware, 1 twenty-four hour Clock, 2 shovel Plows. single trees; rakes. folks, chovele and *ices, 2 Ling - benches, 4 Mowing Scythes, 2 Grain Craillos, I Wheelbarrow, 1 doz. of Bogv, Simon and Lard by the pound, 1 Sausage Cutter and Stulll.r, 2 pickle stai.lll4, 2 five gallon !vv. a lot of Patatoeg, 1 Ton of Hay, Corn Fodder, 1 - digging iron, - 1 'sledge, crow-bar, maul .and-wedges,-cow chains and I alters, 2-saddloo4,-pots and pans, also a lot of Applebutter. a lot of old iron chests. and tomes, a lot of 1 1-2 inch• Plank, 1 Gri!;d sto e and a variety of other articles not n cecesary ' to rr ention. Sale to cumin. nce at 10 o'clock, or, said,d y, when the terms will be made known by DAVID CONLEY, Feb. G. V. MoNa,_ Mutt. ti EIGARS.—Pine asgortment tobacco and se- Og r aii good ovgbire sold ats2:oo per'hundreAL Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 10 and 20. TIIE aulneriber intending to quit farming vill Nell at Public Pal', at bis residence 1.4 mite k:nutb of-Quincy, in Quincy township; Franklin contityi,a:- eh—Monday and Tuesday, the 19th and 20th lays,o4,"j:ebrupy, 1866, the following property. to wit: • ' .49 WORKIORSES, dno "144 of which is - Ape also, 1 Wick Mare for gil,troted for opted, - ' 16 HUD 01.211,1111; 11 OF,WHICII ARE. •• EXTRA FAT ,STEERS , 1 fine . white Mill, Aso 1 liore'e Cosi which, will be freab about time of Sale; 24 Head of Hogs, 3 of which . are laga Fat Hog s; 23 tiend'hif good Sheep; iii4twitrl2t. itnr` Atai , cinsi • I large;hetiiy Tour-lock tread; "with wood Bed ; 1 Plantatidif,' I otie and two hoise and 1 Spring Wa gon. 1-Carriage, 1 large English Bed with Bows, 2 pair flay Cairiages, 2-sets Dung Boards; 1 good .REAPER, (Kerby's patents), 1 first Rate Spring Drill, 1 flay ittid Gain Rake,,l Revolving Rake, 1 0001.1 . , Thresing Machine, with Horse Power; patent Rake and Strap. 1 Wind Mill, 1 Screen, 2 Corn-Fodd. r Cutters, 3 Plows, 3 Harrows, 2 Corn Covers, -1-2 doz. double end single Shovel Plows, 1 pair Breechbands. 4 pair front Gears, 1 pair double and 1 set Single Buggy Har ness, 6 gond Hoak's, Bridles, Collars, 1 Wagon Saddle, 6 Fly nets, 1-2 doz. Halters and Chains, Cow Chains, But and Breast Chains 3 Grain Cra dice and Mowing Scythes, 1 doz.. Sickles, 1 patent Wash Maehine, 1 Wood Chest, 1 patent Chain Pump, 1 large Dinning Table, 1 Secretary, '2 seta Chairs, 6 Bedsteads, 1 Settee, 2 *bble. Vinegar, 1 large size COOKINC STOVE, I good Blacksmith Vice, 1 good Copper Pump, 1 pair Buggy Wheels and Axle Tree; 2 fifth Chains and Spreaders single, double and trble Trees, also 100 bushels Potatoes. coil" use's 4 loads of Top Fodder, 100 bundles of Rye Straw, 200 ltushels_Wheet, 50-bbls- Corto3obushels - Oati, 75 bushels Rye. 1 Corn Braker, 2 Grindstones, 2 sets Slides for Saw Mills, 1 set of Guides for Car riage, 2360 good Chesnut Rails, 400 or 500 heavy Chesnut Posts, 20,000 Ft. Lumber, inch, I.li to 2-2 i to 3 and 4 inchs, also, lot of Scantling different sizot, lot good Table Legs, Plastering Lath and Broom Handles, a lot of old Iron and many other articles too numerous lo mention. _And-oleo-on-the second'day of Sale — l will ofrei 2i ACRES OF GROUND, more or lees in Quincy, on the Southweat Corner of the Diamond. The same will be laid off in lota to suit purchasers. This is a desirable lot of ground being delightfully situa ted for building lots. Sale to commence at 0 o'clock on mid days,when a credit of 9 months will be given on all personal property except Fat Cattle, Sheep and Grain, on which there will be a credit of thirty days only. A. 8. Ai GANN, G. V. Mong, J. R. Smith, And. ' Jan 412—ts. • • Plliu3l[lg sal iq TILE subscriber intending to quit farming, will sell at Public Sale. at hia residence, 2 miles East of Waynesboro', Franklin County, Pa., and 1-4 mile from Samuel Frantz a mill, on 7treaday, .February Nth, 1866, the following property, to wit: 8 MAD WORK lIORSO, Four being good feeders, 9 brood Mares w ith 2 Colts rising two years old and 2 one year old ; macro da.Tino Five good Milch Cows, SIX HEAD FAT STEERS four fine young Heiffers, 1 two year old Devon Bull, balance young Cattle. 9 Pat Hogs, I young Sow, which will have pigs before the day of sale, 1 Berkshire Boar; 5 Cotswool Sheep one a fine kip Buck; 4 Wagons, 1 good Road Wagon, with bed and bows, 2 Plantation Wagons, one four inch and one three-inch tread, one excellent Spring wagon for one or two horses, with pole, 2 'Carriages, (one new), 1 Rockaway Buggy, I Trotting Buggy, 2 Sleighs (one new,) I Spring Grain Drill, I Spring Grain Rake, 1 hIctIORMIUK REAPER, 1 im proved BUCKEYE MOWER, new; ONE GRAIN SEPARATOR (Geiser's • Patent,) with torso power complete, and all in good order. I good Wheat.Pon,.l Wood Bed, 2 pair 11 ,, y Carriages, I pair Hay Ladders, 3: sets Jung Boards, 3 three and 2 two horse Plows, 3 'double and 4 singla Shovel Plows, 1 Corn Coverer, 2 Harrows, 3 log. 1 fifth, I carrying, but, breast and other Chains, 1 pair Spreaders, treble, double and single Trees, I Jackscrew, forks end rakes. 2 Barn Shovels, 40 Iwo and three bushel Begs, 2 seta Breechbands, 4 sets front Gears. 3 sets plow Crup per with traces, 1 set SINGLE, HARNESS, 8 Fly nets, 6 Housman, 6 Blind Briddls, 10 Collars, 1 six horse, 1 four and 2 plow lines 1 Wagon Sad Ile. 1 Wagon Whip', 9 bead Halters with chains. 1 Cir cular Saw, for sawing stove wood, 1 'Blacksmith Bellows, 1 Grindstone, 2 Axes 3 Grain Cradles, Mowing Scythes, 2 Sausage Cotters, 2 barrels of Vinegar. 8 large Kitchen dinning. Tabler2o Crocks Arplebuiter; a lot of empty 'Cider Barrels, tubs, buckets, Iron Kettle,- Crocks, 100 Locust Posts, a lot Stakes: TIMOTHY AND CLOVER 3:3.EL'Ir. 13 zr the TON. Potatoes and Apples by the bushel, Lard by the pound. and various other articles too numerous to mention. Salo to commence at 9 o'cick on said day, when duo atlondence and a credit.of 9 months will be given on all except Fat Cattle on which a credit of thirty days will be given only. t I E I3A ER. Jan. 19,-0. Jacob Boutard. A uct. "HO - `C r 0 G E " ' PILE IVORIES! ALLpersons desirous of having Files re •ent whuld 00 well by sending them to me at once ns I am going to remove my works to York, Pa., the coming spring. Address M. T.: BELL Box 146; Waynesboro', Fiank. Co. Pa. Oct. 21. 1865, STATES -UNION HOTEL'. Leb. Valley & PenneylTatia IL R. Depots, 8AR1115331:741. & CO „Proprietors, Successors to J. W. Taylor: • _ Dec. . • lilJFlT'Z'las a nice lot of Pocket Maks. : Jute. t 1 11 1 41 In f .! 0 t II I 4 . • COLUMN 71,:t; 1-771q11 r N RIF eIPAL L L c„ 114 D y • XI '6O • .a...„.v.._.a•rik::•il. f c.a •• .•, ; , MhE,llndereigned tender to the,community.their • ■ thanks for past patronage, and Would also lake this opportunity of reminding them that' they hawi lately reeiiied front 'the East .a splendid selection of goods, which lot- beauty.and style cannot be, surpas sad outside of the cities. Their, goods ,have been selected with much care as regards durability and LADIES' GOODS The attention of the ladies is directed 'to their handsome styles of SILKS, ALPACAS, IVI ERINOS, 'DELA,INES, BA'RAT 11 EAS, ' COBTIRdS;- PLAIDS, POPLINS, They have onnie beontitul pottervie 7 eirrienct Merino and all wool Deloina that are hard to beat. 415 - a - aztaa aJouaci Black• Silk, Black Alpacas, • Black all wool Delain;donble width, " French Merinos, " English •; French and English Crapes, Mourning Handkerchiefs Black 'Jack Flannel. An attractive line. of Wrappings, such as Plaid and Plain, Long and Square Shawls, • Breakfast Shawls, Hoods, Nobles. Scarfs, dte• Jowvin's Kid Gloves, Gamettee, Lisle Thread and . Merino Gloves, Hosiery in abundance. GERM' GOODS: They oak tho genii( men to notice Mir let stock of COATINGS, CASSIMERES,. VESTINGS as they pass along. and they feel assured that they have the goods to suit them in pattern and price. Table Covers, Shirting - Fianna .and Flannel Shirts, Drawers, Neck Ties, Balmoral Hoop Skirts for Ladies and Misses, Linen and Pa p-or Collars, all sizes, Buck (fovea and Mittens. Tweeds and Jeans, Cords and Satinets, Shaker Flanel, Opera Mandl,' Maid Finals, • Striped Flanels. Ur' Ladies who are in want 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, Cor sets, Corset Clasps and Collars. WHITE GOODS : Plain and Barred Cambric,. B%ias, Tape Trimming, Wive t Trimming and Edge Ribbons, Mittens, Veils, Cambric Mike, Hose, FIO:OEMES. BEST RIO, • IMPERIAL TEA, MOLASSES at 60 eta per gal. QUEENSWARE, Cutlery. Spoons, Cedar Ware, Baskets, Bowls, Buckets. Ker Carpet, . Oil Cloths Boots and Shoes, Gum Shoes, Umbrellas. When yOu want Stocking Yarn both wool and cotton just step b and you will find a good'assert mut. •. Vir 'The subscribers kintily ask the public to vis it their heirse and . inspect , their • stuck before . pur chasing elsewhere, an they feel confihnat that their prices and goods will pleame all. PRICE & HOEFLICH. Dec. S. AT COST, AT COST. HE subscribers would inform the public thnt they are now selling off their stock of W I N ER OLP T.ll I N 0 for Men and Boys, at COST. Persona in want of Clothing of any de stcription-would-do- well-tw-give themsccrit ditor to raibbet'sr Hotel: ' Dcc 1] FELLHEIMER & STRAUSS. - Furs . : rtiri Sable, - Fitch, Coney and Mink Furs comprising' . Bertha Capes -nod _Victorinee, juat.receivekat ,-Pams a. no!erracn's4 , •- - Dec. 8.7 ; - - . TIQUID Bennet, Coin Starch., Rice Mgr,. Ta '• pion; Saga, Pearl • Bailey and- Connor's' Gala- Zil:e at KURTZ'S; (1- e 7l ' nrh Ht.T '-', ~. , ~ :/- 4' , _ ",a ' , ..P:.: .1•T; , l; (~- , '5,1 -4,, , ~ f ~:,,p, , a', , l!, -:.': 1 ,7• , ' ~,:,' , 1 • , ! , ~,, .. •: t ''::::ltOirEmillin.24th , -• 41 - . . .;.•:. 3', gCOX.D''''SITPP.LY FALL and WINTER COOPS!! BERSON, BEN EDICT & CO's. D MIL "E" Clir C:10 CO MP Si EntßS Ruffling. SYRUPS GROCERIES! Broome, Winnow Shades, Curtin Fixtures, _QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,' QrEENS WARE; - IrARDWARE, , • QUEENS WARE, HARDWARE; NOTIONS, • - . • • NOTIONS, • NOTIONS. or We call the attention of our enstunr.rs: aa the public to our stock of new goods, an at the some time return. our. thanks to all fur tt eir lihirryt I patronage, and we will. endeavor be fair dealing with *( ia - merit a•eontinuanee theft:tole. • .' l 7:;?jk--)IBElitit).11, BEN ERIC I' & CO. Novetnbelt 1865.•' ; ' 1 ; ft-1).4 it , 3 kti .:5f15, '• I'il . : - , 10155. ~~~ riVe are now reeniving our SECOND SUPPLY, SECOND SUPPLY, SECOND SUPPLY. GROCERIES. HARDWARE. QUEENsWARFI, NOTIONS. LADIES DRESS GOODS LADIES LADIES LADIES' DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, I;ADIES' DRESS GOODS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS. MAE JIM _NW e gpii Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Cloths, Cassimores , Sattinet ts, Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts. Woolen Goods, Woolen Goods, Woolen Goods, Notions, Notions, Notions. SUGAR, COFFEE, SYRUPS, SUGAR, COFFEE, SYRUPS, SUGAR, COFFEE; SYRUPS; FISH, TOBACCO, FISH, TOII A ( ICO, Flttli, TOBACCO. aIIEEMR, ITg
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