Ovfvfa). Oestv.4 Vbeapest
. .
, , , ,
- x-raT uelarm' 6-civieNix-sts
GEORGE
air, Has moonily Ofetiol tip:aa entire: now
stook of
ow lea mt. isc row 4iFr
AND •SIJIII3IEit
nETNINE,
All of wbioh has been' obtained from the
justly colobuted house of A. JARRETT, Bal
timore. ,
Ever nrticle soft! is WARRANTED to ho of
the best custom make, and •the material lust w .at
it is ri presented to be. r. •
A tell assortment of GENTSLFURNISMING
GOODS always on band, such as Under Clothing.
Clovefi. Ildndkerehiefs, Hose, Collars,.&e.l
All we ask is, that you give us one trial, and
you will clasp; buy, for remember we Jo not keep
badly made clothing and the •goods aro all of the
latest itts le. GEO. BENDER, "
May 4 ly] Waynesboro'.
cl 1 I ELT A
Wood Working•an.
ESTABLISHMENT AND MILLS 1
continuing the manufacturing of all
of Building Material, such as
SASH,
Doors, Shutters, Minds,
FA CMG, "MOULDINGs,
roor-Frames, Window-Frames,
Fr.ooßrsa, &e.
E• W .- U TRW ollor
By mill and circular saws of every description.—
A biting a continuation of favors, I promise still to
sc.ll on as equitable terms as possible, considering
trams and prices. For further particulars apply to
—tlia—subscriber—and proirictor. Factory 2miles
:Southeast of Waynesboro'.
A i , ril 1, 186,1
AT TIIE "TOON HALL!
has jtog recoiyrol-a full assortment of
•V V (minds, in his line of business. his htock
consists in part, ofall the latest styles of men's and
toys
EATS AND CAPS ,
men'e, Worneti's, 3lisses, Boy's and Children's
-BOOTS GAITERS, SHOES •
cud Sl;ppers of every deFerip!io•r. Ladies and
hisses •
ZZ3 CE) LU . -3 CEI 3
Bonnet Frames, Trimmines, Sundowns and ( Hats
Dress Trimmings, Hoop Skirts, Hair Nets, Hait
Coils, Hosiery, Wows, Parasols, Sun Umberellas
Fans, &c.
choi.l, Blank and Miscellaneous Books, Station.
cry of all kindt; Notions and Fancy Goode.
Allot which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest
Jima I—tf. J. it. WELSH.
THE PHRENAKOSMIAN INSTITUTE.
A Select Classico/ School for young Ladies
and Gentlemen, ae Green Castle, Pa.
DIONG HUGHES. A. rd. Principal.
Full and Winter Session will commence Sep.
3. 1.866:
TUITION.
For Primary coins° per term of 20 Wet ks 41q,C0
Advanced English course " 10,00
• Classical course •• 15,00
• Musie on Piano, Organ or Guitar 24 Les
inctuding use of instruments l2 60
u . Vocal Music per raisin 5,00
Board can he secured with the Princiral or in
private families. •
Fr Send for a Circular.
`Aug 3 tf. •
•
'C'SEFIM FOR .ALL!
I lir
' 11E Grc•ver & Baker Sewing Machines of dd
. filen& kinds. both family and lock stitch, at va.
7 ous prices and for the different kinds of work, viz:
Tailors, Saddlers. end Coach Makers . , and for lam •
ily sewing geneaally, are, kept constantly on hand
and for sale ut my room next door to stoner's Drug
Store, where an operator will at nil times show bow
the work is done. Havi g obtained thesngency,fox
" I I of Franklin , sign Washington, Fred
crick and Alle,ghotty counties in 1N Inm prepa
rtd, to furnish machines in any of these counties.
111 ay 1 1,—,11)' fIENRYI.IItII.I,
J-Ittli6l..s . n.iNiz, at. D. T• N. SNIVELy, Y. D.
Its FRANTZ & SNIVEL‘r having associa
',tea themselves in the practice of Medicine end
li . urgery would st.te that they are well prepared to
goat ail medical and surgical .cases. Persons in
debted to.oither of the above willplense make early
tettlemont to the time of their association, as *tiny
v.ish to close their old books.
Office in Dr. Frantz's residence in the room for
merly necupied us a store room by Mr. 1, Beaver.
April 14—tf.
BARBERING I BARBERING I
111 1111 subscriber would inform his c ustom era nd
the piddle g<•ue•rally that ho purposte contin•
wing the Barbering buHiness, next door to the New
(;, eer y, having purchased the interest of 'C. 'C.
illioyual in the Shop and is now prepared to do hair
saving, shaving, shampooning. etc.,' in the. ,best
style., The patronage of the public ie respectfully
,solicited. WM. A PRICE. ,
•lodarch 2. ISSO. •
T3i5R 'THE, SVAISON —Vie am in regular re.
etipt on esniY 'Friday afternoon of
FISH AND orSTEIIS,
;Li "ii;Und condition alai of tw34 , t, qualities,„and sold
short profits. o,rdersrespeeiruily solicited from
it L STA U N ANT Wieni . inr •oy sten and • other goods
in theialiue , orLich will be fill ed promptly and tat
:womanly. '
• f
"City" Sweet Potstiles ton hand and for sale
tl,iougttout the season, - ' • . • •
let, AB. 18fir. HOBTETTZI4I2I3D:at
'l44, 4 ri't; ,
BigTCWE.A ,
.
L4IVIA sizes 9.4 10-4 11-4 12-4 134 Via tcntdie
3iiilkets-diifetantsize& - all vrhoT %Milt . .eliesp
euigo
r'Rf ~ltiY'~~~l.
I"4titoi 1 1 0 wa
tt% &left , trity
u esivii T. Gititelr.VitilladldiWilid.,.
•
Iste42— ly
Cohditibp Pcividers
PRIOS2S C,ENts PAitli, OR $1 A BOX.
A • • '
HE immense Stilts of theie powdersduring the
short period they' have-been - before the publiede
a sufficient guittentee of their "great Ipenultirity: semi
the decided benefitii,detivAl limn their use.
They are Confidently recommended not only its
a preventive, but as a complete cure for all discasei
incident to ihe Horse. Cow py /fog, as.
Distemper; Founddi, Yelled, Water, Heaves, Loss of
•
-By theif use thii Horse's iippetite is improved, and
dOrangement of the digestive organs corrected, so,f:
tening the skin, and giving to the coat it sleek and
shining appearance, and may, he 'used with perfect
safety at all , times, as it contain no ingredients
which can injure n horse, whether sick or well.
These powders also possess peculiar properties in
increasing 'the quantity of milk in cows, thereby
giving them an importance and vahie which should
place them Air the -hands orall interested.-
• For fattening cattle, they aro invaluable. In all
diseases to which the Bog is subject, as Ulcers in
tl.e Lungs and Liver, etc., we guarantee their oft
eiency, if once fairly tried.
BENDER
. - • Cur e of
Rheumatism, Strains, Sprains, Numbness of the
Limbs, Wounds, Frosted Feet and Hands
1..-tpav ins, Saddle Galls, Poll Evil, Ring
Bruises, Swelling of all• kinds
and in fact every Disease
for which an Em
brocation is.
- appliento'e.
The Cleanest and Cheapest Liniment in Use.
It is exttnsiv= ='• --in many parts of the coun
try,. arid be' . compoun ,ot the most valuable and
': • •' remedies, Ito proprietor recommends it
with the utmost confidence as a safe and_ certain
remedy.
Seta in Wayneihoro' by F. Ponnzustes, and by
Druggists and Storekeepers generally.
Prepared by W. D. Bell, Apothecary, (Graduate of
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy.)
Hagerstown, April 20-Iy.
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. W. Bradley's celebrated Patent
THE wonderful flexibility_antLgrewt_comfoit and_
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic -
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies. Operas, Carriages, • Railroad Cwr s ,
Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Pronienade 'and
Home Dress, as the Skirt can he folded when in
use to occupy a small place as easily and conveni
ently as a Silk or. „Muslin Dress, an invaluable qual
ity in crinoline; hot found in any Single Spring!
Skirt.
A Lady having Enjoyed . the PlessUre, Comfort.
and Great Convenience of wearing the Duplex El
liptic Steel Spring Skirt for a'single day crud never
afterwards willingly 'dispense with the r Use. Fur
Children, itlitwes and YoungLailies •they are supe
rior to all others.
D. F. GOOD.
They will not bend or break like the Single Spring,
but will preserve their perfect and graceful shape
when three or four ordinary Skirtii will have been
thrown aside as useless. 'l'he• Hoops aro covered
with deublo and twisted thread,- and the bottom rods
are not only double springs, but twice (or double)
covered; preventing them trom wearing out when
dragging down stoops, stairs, &c.
'I he Duplex Elliptic is a great favorite with all
ladies And is universally recommended by the Fash
ion Magazines as the STANDARD BEIRT DF+IILE FASO•
lON ABLE: WORLD. •
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages in
Crinoline, viz: superior quality, perfect mailufap.
tore, stylish shape and Mush, flexibility, durability,
' comfort and economy, enquire for J. W. Bradley's,
Duplex. Elliptic, or Double Spring. Skirt, and he
sure you get the genuine article.
CA UTION.—To guard against istrostrton be
particular to "tome that skirts offeied 'aif "nurhEi"
have the red ink stamp, viz., "J. W. Bradley's Du
piex Elliptic Steel Spring'," upen the waistband—
none others are genuine. Also Notice that every
Hoop will admit a pin being passed through the
centre, thns revealing the two (or double) springs
braided together therein, which is the secret of their
flexibility and strength, and a combination nut to
be found . in any other Mart.
FOR SA LE in all stores where MST CLA/3:3 skirts
are sold throughout the Unittd States aud . else
where
Manufactured by the Sole Owners of the Patent,
MIMS, BRADLEY .& - CARY,
97 Chamber & 79 & 81 Iteade Sts., N. 11",.
October 19-3nal
. .
- EMPORIUM!
FOR •
,
Hats, Shoes, Trunks and
. .
Cloeks, Tobacco, &gars, Candies, &c. &c ,
FOR T lIE
LEAST • - MONEY
•
•
3. BEAVER, -
The finander of this en.
terprice in Waynesboro', A. D. 1854, has again fit.
tad up a new room. no shelves and drawers are
filled with an entire new stock of the .latest style.—
Fat ts are stubborn things and selling superior and
cheap goeds for so many years haesatisfied the
zone of Waynesboro', and the community , in goner.
al, "that some things can be done as well as oth
(Ts," and notwithstanding...the prophecies and kind
wishei of my neighbors, the house still stands, with
the original motto still floating o'er it, and not a sin
gle star °raced.
Come then old and new Molds and buy from J.
Deaver.
Remember his place on . the east corner of the
square, next door, to Mollen'tolotel, and Dr., Oel
lig's office. •
BEAVER'S EMPORIUM.
• Jun , . 22,18013. •,
LIVETIY SVIRLE,
TLIE subscriber would inform his patrons and
the public generally that he has recently large.
'ly increased his Livery stock, end, is noir._ prepared
'to accommodate those wishing ,to'' hire with either
a Ntt fli k ; 100.S1S 141111CLES
TI E at the shortest notice, all '
4 277\4 . 1 - hour's. Persons desiringilorses"or Bug
gies, forriding or driving, trould do well
to give Wins call, as hi stock has been selected
with great • care as regsraMectlerices ant! fast trav
eling.
• 'llis Vehicles it.t..N,‘M.05 11101 ;a 1 40.144-r • i 4 illingi.
havinglicett bottght eritf4,
thei ,l2 4 ll c,- ,
I * ,ac•
climrinieji4 -11 'qtreful. : 1 14 v14. ~•
• 'Pots owishing H orsei , eißlieesonlhi or alay,„
will please apply at his father's Saddleentl. Mimes/
t bhop,° Mein ttioet; 2 tioingraresu ofa theL":"ltowiliiii,
ones," where an attentive - 6)410 ,- IM . itwayw , be
in attedepe'i',-' 2 lllAl94 , lN . WEAGlittlr .,4 e
• .4epteigher,2 l -I.l£ • • • •.: '
FOit 1101tSES;:bitint,AND SWIM
--o---
GRpATM3T u I; M IIIIRIT
BELL'S WHITE_ U*L
cm-.25-ewrrst—li
A Pozoolul Oleaginus Compound for the
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRING)
SKIRT.,
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it
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irartniOrs*l;l:*loo:se - nt the grOatos4vtinitapki*Tiltrasit lug
Grain trithi 7, • •
''''; -. G;RIS:ERS' 7
BEI'V-11E011A TING
"- - CLEANER' AND,BAGGER. •
With the latest' liiipiwiTed:Triple-Geared horse Power,
• . ' driven either 4y . - - ;Gear Belt:'
This Machine is .conveniently arranged. for hauling and threshing,' being permanently fixed on two
wheels. -Ale man can easily move or shift iLabont; so that it •ia not hall. ticiu,ble in a barn' floor as a
common thrasher and shaker. It is also easily put in operation. It is simple, siasilY Managed, reliable,
durable, compact and cleanly to work by when in Operation, not making near the dust as the comriton
machine of other 'Separators, . •
Farriters can rest 011460 - that this machine is no humbug, and judging from the high recommenda
tion of fondue that are using them, Intuit Come.to the Conclusion that it Is the ;Very Machine that rat
'mers want, and will have as soon as they 'have an Oppcirtunity to appreciate and attest its nferits,i•for
which I hope they will give me an opportunity, as :I am willing to be responsible if it does not perform
as represented in this Circular.. • •
No. a eight-horse power, with cast iron thresher-frame and wrought iron and wood cylinder, six
teen inches in dlitineter and thirty three' inches long. Trunk has ten inch-sake crank and lumen rakes,
isthirty•five inches wide,and delivers the straw on the secolid,iiihe, these carry the straw out on their
tops, and deliver it on the stacker, whichlvill deliver about thirty-five feet beyond the feeder, on 'a stack
fifteen to eighteen. feet high, and can be easily manapd to carry ,the chaff, with the straw, or deliver it
in rt separate place. The trunk and fan sides being closed, to confine the strati and chat; remedies all
difficulties in cleaning grain against winos , weather. It bag's the grain hi reasonable' management, suf
ficiently clean for market, and' its •capacity, under ordinary eireitattitances, is from twenty forty bush
els per hour, using-eight herseit and the same number of hands; but to foree the work under favorable
circumstance, it Will• thresh frotnlforty to fifty bushels per hour, and with' more ease and agreeablenesi
to hands than any other machine now in centurion use. • •
The No. 2 Machine,fully represented in the above cut, is 'particularly. adapted to the farmer's test; is
intended to apply to any. common lever or railway power; Weighs 1;300 podnds; has an iron thresher
frame, and cylinder, 12A Indies in diaufeter aillB.incheei , long; delivers the clean grain in tinge, or if
desired, in a half bushel. It delivers the straw fifteen feet from the feeder, or if desired, enn•dellver the
show and chaff together, will thresh and clean, in good grain, ready fer•rnarket, from 100 to 175 bushels
of wheat, or limn 300 to 5041 bushels of oats per day, using four or six horseiond,the'same number of
hands; but to force the work, under most,filvorable circumstanceS, good grain,4cc .. will '
Considrtibly - iriorlfelllrwhine will threah and clean all kinds of
common crisp .me, an requires no more .orse power,
apply i•ery *eII to a two•horse railalay,pOliver
• :
Shop . Priees of 'Machines - .range fiom $2lO, teil - g 525:
. rgri warrant he ineebieeste be asAbov,e represenbed;trep.aiiiinst 60-4 ' o - son:able .deibetiOf tibiteriet
„
workmanship, &c. . • ; . . • .
.
.
Fs'7llnving now taken a teem to keep itepair • Watings on hand, I have alaO:pideeted and
am prepared to furnish a variety. of other agricultural implements, the latest and best -improved; .and
such as are best adapted to the *ants' of the farmers of this part of the country,: Such es the Hagers
town (Miller's) Clover Stemmer, Huller find Cleaner, which is proving by its own merits to be one of,
the best machines of the kind-now in use. The latest improved BUCKEYE RBA PER AND Pitt;):W. , l
ER combined, with Dropper, , andihe• Mower atone. The American Hay Fork and Knife ccubjoed,!
Hay. Rakes, roddei (hitters, CiderMills,.&c. &c. &c. which I will furnish on short notice and warrant'
them to answer, the purposes for - which they are intention:- • - " ..1 7,
arOrdiSrs solicited and-promptly attended tcr. , nthliess.
, ~..111A1.1111111 iratiMlkl‘ •
'Vti - nytirsbbro', Franklin
Alny,4, 1136G.]
Wetlyneoro'
AND
MACHIXE
GEISER'S PATENT SELF-REGULATING GRAIN SEPARATOR, GLEANER AND BAG
GER, AND THE LATEST IMPROVED THRESHER'AND TRIPPLE•GEAREU HORSE
POWERS, - DRIVING EITHER BY GEAR OR BELT, ALL FURNISHED (;DEPLETE,
READY TO. pttr . 0M - WAGONS.
. . • . ,
, .
_,_
I, the undersigned, desire to call the attention of rarmers.and „Threahermen of Franklin and adjoin
ing counties to this machine. It has been before the ptiblie for a number Of,,yearis, during•which time i.
has given irencral , satiefaction, and the patentee has made'.sonie very important improvements which rent
der it still , more comp'ete, both for clean separating tinireleaning, and ‘ also for the ease of draught .and
fast threshing: I take pleasure in recommending it to the public knowing that it will give the best sada-.
,
faction. I ain Mannfactuting two sizes, - iriz . : " . . • .
The largest is eight horse power and, will thresh and clean frozn .200 to 500 bushels ,per clay.
The small size. See the above which fully represents' the Machine, also. full description, price,&c.i of
machine. Lets wiehing,ntaihineli should send in their orders in reasonable time to insure then being
filled. , •. „.
,
azapaafta4vitc) owaraaamicia-Qoa,..a
AND :OF SYRUP 1 . ..
, .. _ _ .
I ern mannfacturin,g.ilikenhitirizes Or thrprearie Millsito,be driven either by water, steam.or - hors&
tig
power) and Evaporators and fixtures for makiSyrup; also 'Portable and Stationary Steam Engines for
driving Mills, Threshing Machines, Sawing Wilbu, &c.
• lain lully prepared to make the'above to order and on short notice;• also
GRIST AND SAW MILL GEARING, SHAFTING AND P,ULLEYS,IRON BRIDGES, CAST
IRON WATER-WHEELS. IRQN GEARING,,
&c, ,
Stoves and Plow castings;also cast iron and - wrought iron pipe for steam omelet., and Brass castings of
every description; in a word, I am prepared to do, everything usually done in a foundry , and • machine
shop. Having supplied myself with the latest improved machinery, Bitch as Lathes, Boring, Planing
end Drilling Machines, MMus can rely onitating their work done in the moat satisfactory manner.
I am also prepared to manufacture to order machinery for wood. such as Tonging . and . . Groying ma
chines for flooring, Surface. Tenout and Monlding machines. &c. -
,
• lAlso offer to the Ohne a new and valuable . improvement in my, steam engines, made within the
last year, viz: for the economizing of fuel, and-the regulation, of speed, which. renders my new engines
far superior to the old engines.' All my machine's are sold under warrantee. My banes are all experi
enced workmen in this lino of business, and I use all good material, so.that I run perfectly safe in war
ranting all my work. ;' 1
. .
lam altm prepared to do refiairingin workman like tranner,'On the shortest notice. Orders - relicited
and promptly. attended to. All orders sent in for repairing ausfee accompanied ; with the cash. -
For particulars and circulars descriptiVe of machine, address
GE.oticm -rztlcir °
Or Denim VerAtory anti aforders, Waynesboro,'aineWaynesboro,'Franklin Co.
nim Oina Pa.
NEW LEATHER
AND • .
IDNG STORE.
Lil EWES S. FORNEY & SONS, would inform
the public that they havti this :lay arisaciated
themselves in the business of Taningiand.Curryins,
besides have also, conuceted with the above business
a Lea'therantl Finding store, at the house of L. tiL
Foiney, where they. will keep constant)
a ll assortment. as fellows: : •
Spanish Sole, Calf Skins,Freneh Cali * do.;
~- Sheep ,d 0.,. French and Mena Morocco,
Lining Skins, all kinds, Lasts, every stYle
:and
.sizo, Thr eads; Boot Webing, Laces,
Galloons, Size Sti ck s , 31easure Straps,
Deer Bones,' Bitrnisbea, noel Sbavei,last
DOcips, Peg Floats, D ouble Cutters, Welt
Knives, Nails and Tackra, 7 •4l 7 ex; Clatups,,
Crimp Bonids, Babbers, , Bristleti, Lasting ;
'lrons, - Files, • Ink Powders 'Sand P ap er ,.
ConipazZes ,B ,not Treesi ; Pegs, Knives,
ii S olo
,ll a P h i ii iiev h-tl
i et l lr es ae , r iii lb° ll3 6lllg an ehr d i slvaaor Sk irting,
i d o l u e e s , irk e ie t rad l
l a i l s i l lkt r a' o ni l dß ,
S.
5...•
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.. F l, :y on i g iet a t n p d
u tlo h u e l ;t d i e z r t S ri t p ink A s n ,
ig i Fi i, yol_otts , enil
lie
'Anti la:ether tittieleieusualltteprifi'snch itores;
' ifighoitesiehiriceilaid for Bideir arid '§ikinti'LL.
. 4 0 1 C -• 'Also 600 cords - bark wants 1 . ' .., " ' ,"...' "
• lor:_1( -r - -"T:11 - 77 --- FORTM*841311N.0; .
T aV '
Pl. ORSET'Opriii'llosac. i - '
'Lir- , -. 7. •
m4a f ra) c!!_
• klakil.tak
' • S:F:
RAI•EiNT
GIIAIN SEPARATOR,
gramgenerally thieshed with the
tad. it-wilt,
ny case
it'" ol :. it# 4
.t..Ti
SHOP.
TO MRS fill SOLES Eli
TOSEPII DOUGLAS, Licensed .Claim' Agent,
a invites 'attention to the •.folloWing laws recently
enacted for y_oiir beirefit„" • .
.Ist. Act ofinly 28th; IMO, additional Bounty
to soldiers of 1801, ?nand '63.. •
" 2nd. - - Supplementary 'tension Act, luno,Sth.
18J6, increasing penifons of Invalids: to $l5, $lO
0425 per month. and giving pensions to. Fathers,
Brothers and Sisters. -
3rd. Pension Act, July 25th, .1864-giving $2
per month additional for each ,child of soldiers witl•
oisr troller 16 years of age,, also .'to orphan children-
Act of dilly 20th',-186 4 1. Bounties and Pen.
as to colored soldiers and heirs. '
sth. Gratuity and annuity to soldiers of 1812.
and their'witlows, by Act of Pennsylvania Legis.
!store of March 30, 1866, also claims for 'commuta
tion of rations, other Petisiorts, BOunty arid Arrears
'of fay, claims in Quarterrnister and Commissary
General Deparfnierits, ,Recollect that I
.ent authorized th collect Claims_ for all 'persons. no
, metier what State they. regd.) in, except Me State
gratuity above named.", •
ItiSEPli DOUGLAS; -'
- " • Attorney and Claim Agent.'
A ugnst 24, Cm.
DR: T.,D. F.RENCIL
' • ,
3,33l* i l s Eitt r & '' ''•• • • •.• '• •
TNBElM3,lleantifal•and Durible.lcitit:aiounted
.. on' Platiati, Oold v and',VolCanite. '
Paiti'eniar
,attention t giveri„tfr the 7 pr*ryittion • of
the natural teeth.' • ' . -
Teeth',d traded .without pain throtigli :th4,
jets* of Nitrous Oxlde.Ogieel •
; Official his residence On Mechanic Stied.
'Oat,
11-:j Lfs•irt,
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'int) 1 .- •• "t? , -t
- AND .
pluiNsg
I , t
Pi TO traTiiiHnt, Ai=
„.„:‘„
' AWING purchemed tti.Drng Store' of Dr. J.
Itoyei, fOrraerly_keiiiby himself. would calf
the atteitticm..of„se Mtizeits of—Witimeioborikt-sind
vicinity sikdiVitili Seibitantkla et I
- '
IlliDICINgS*11:
k •
coinpriainiiateiyaiiniefoiikitiiii bini' EsittV.
My stoctotonsitto Onit of "''
Paints. ) ,.
Oils,
Varnishes
,
, :•
.
Dye ; •E uIN
Chemicals,
. 'Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps,
Fancy Articles,
Brushes,
Glass, --- .
Putty... -: •
.
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. . .
White Lead ,
...,
Carbon and Paregon Oil,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
gtINFIEtTRAS,
Siaberger Sootek and Rappee
Snuffs. Havana, 'Principe and •
Common Cigars, Pure Mitres
and ijetarsisrMedieinal pur—
poses, Cosmetics and every de-
Usiug my utrnest crertion to secure the Beseand
Purest articleis orDrintir — and Medicines, I can as:
sure the public that they will find here only such
a's can he relied' on.; • - • • •
,Purchasing for :Cash!
Selling.4t 5inp.11,1 3 1.,44.ti51;t-
I'offer •ette trier AM that the very;
lowest". .
tr PhYsiffis'',RP B 9ll9ltoileAcniriunildtbliatil
cared
March 24-, 1688
.
is WISDOM atol ECONOMY , to: lnsure In the
• EMIT • CONPANIP, • awl there to none better
than the Ohl Insurance Co.of North America.'"
1'794. Incorporated 1791.
INSURANCE COMPANY
North America,
PHILADELPHIA.
, •
MITE Abstract of the fllnd Semi-Annual State
ment,'A showing the condition of the Company
on the 2nd day of January, 1865, shows the Total
Assets to W 111,715,171 71. . ' • • -
garll Years Successful; flintiness Experience
LV'The Prompt Payment of $17,500,000,00 hosse
UIPA Reputation for Honorable Dealing Linsurpess
ed r.
WAnd Cash Assets exceeding s;1,700.000,00,!
Claim the References of the public for this, the Old
est Insurance Company in America.
LIlIECTO118•: _ .
Arthur G. Coffin, Wm. Welch,' John Mason,
Sane! W. Jones, R. D. Wood, O.L. Harrison
John L. Brown, - Wm. E. Bowen . P. R. Cope.
Chas. Taylor, Jas:N.Dichson Ed. H 'Prosier
Ambrose White, 8. M. Wain, Ed. S. Clarke
Wm. Cummings, 'l'. Charlton Henry.,
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, Pres't.
CHAS. PLATT, (3,e'ry.
Nov. 24-6m] Jos. DotravitsiAg't, Waynesboro'
Fashionable millinery
GOODS!
MISS M. RESSER
VoulaY inforM her lady friends of Waynes
bow' and vicinity' that she has just returned
from Philadelphia with a complete , assortment 'ot
fashionablellillinery Goods, embracing • among o
ilier sitictes, 80N1.% ETS AND BONNET Tia*
111INGS of every ; description. 'Ladies are invited
to call and examine her new styles.
Residence on Mechanic' Street, first house notth
cast Of the "Washington Inn." pr. 27.-4 f
COAL OIL' LAMPS.
pilE subscriber begs leave to ' call• the, atterlion
I of the Public to the fact that he has noci fon
hand the finest and cheapest assortment of COAL
OIL LAMPS ever ofPred in Waynesboro', also a
splondil lot of 01-111INIES. 'Reis alsAagent for
Spear's patent Finit
,Presorving • Solution,
for Canning:Fruit:anaNegetablcs without Sealing
of the use of airtight cane or jars. For curing Ci
der it has no equal..as it imparts no foreign taste
whatever. One bottle will preserve 128 the Fruit
ro 48 gallons cider. ; , J.F.. KURTZ.
Kept." 7-+tt:
STON4RA ,STONtill;,,-,
DRUG GISTS,
A ' RE receiving fresh articles in the line'of bu-.
21, siiiwerfrom the Clain weekly, 'which enables.
mem to offer and sell at a fair price, with the ad
, vantatO of the reuctitin of the eastern ',Market
'Their stock is'large . iniit Increasing proportionally
to the ireiluftkon'tot the, 'wholCsale Juices. They
'have for sale Drage,. Medicines, Tatent,Medicittea,
l'aints, , ' Oils, DyeStull Fruiti, Confectionary,
with all 'articles *.ti.ually kept in. erug atores.*;
Thankful.for the patron:4c: beretiifore received, reT
- spectitilly.w..k•antlacieise as well Si continuance
of public favono, M. STONER,
M.II,,STONER.
Woynesboro';',Vingtia - VW•4Bfaie',2
O , - -he of fi)
e calve - -me Soajr,gou must gt) to
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..:Vr llEN , yi — ci —
fivizitter.iablie — ii fine*ii.ki• la:
'9::~ ~`
L CILELIG
• -
firai toisini-,
ets frcsll.so.PPli 3 Of
now piefiered at - readied' prices; I'llefe stock -•-•
embnpirillVitt this inty*inpt r-'f.f.•
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'spo r e ; bcar6ee.;•-7 1:1- 7 46 ** , H3 10 P tr
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Molasses; , W
tbiiitiee; aittelea of
ali wtiWante4fitigh anit,of, , ,thn Iwo Analki . ,
- Korosekis : 1 4 1 4iiii:'shinisall*Okil.,l4013_etiliniaeys
Also No 1 Keroleine O it. •
•-• • •
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Rail ID . . E13 . 451. 01-:111-: 32) Eila a
Zinek,
Linseed. Oil,
Fish Oil,
NEW- GOODS! NEW GOODS t
Wt n h ti el L;Lrig i c o c w itn o l p iy erie in d fo st rm tse t i h r e nc p w uh r l o ic om th o a r :
the eouth•wfat corner of the Diamond, in -Warns,
bolo', a large and Itellaciected stock of •
Dry Goody, • •
4 GrOcerieg,,' •
. . , liakdi*titer
. • ' and Cutlery;
hen, Steel, Nene Coach-makers Goods of every
description, queenswaie, Cedarware, Shoee, •Oar
pets, Oil Cloths, Paintft, Glass, Oils, Vallrish Brush•
•es, Fish;Balti and all' kind of Goods kept in a wolf.
regulated store. Our goods are:all :le* and, fresh.
and have been bought for-cash al the late decline
in prices. .
' WeVfititici ourselves that from our. long experi
ence jh business, and. a determination to sell gcodit,
at 'small profile, we Shall be 'able • to. offer unusual,
inducenients buycis win) desire to 'snit, mOn
.ey. Please call and 'see for yOurselves.
-We have" forge and well assorted sleek
. of sta
ple' and fancy Dry Goods, embracing '
Cloths, .Cz,issimeres, •
,
Pcittirtetts,..Teans,!r;stee49, Cottonsties, ConTS, Peri
ins*, Stripes, CheCkst, ingtatms, bin in and Cotton.
Table lcopers, 'Crash for 'rowels, CalicOes, Peking;
A Itst6Cas, "
FANtt DRESS GOODS
Trinaings f Shawls, Broton and' Mooched Shootings
and Slortingit„'Tickings, Linens, Flannels, White
Goods, Glover!, Bosjory'arid Notions, - 'We nro
eciving new goods every week and will supply any
article wanted that we have' ot on hand a few
days ' • - .
We pay the higheit market price for all•kinds of
country produce such as Bacon, Lardi Butter, Eggs,
Dried Fruit, Rags, &c, •
May 25, 1856, , : • -'
FIRST . NATIONAL BANK
Wthyntsboro 9 ,lFraiiitlin Co, Pa.
Capital paid in $75.000.
Colle'ctiona made promptly and remitted for at
Lowest rates of Exchange an New!York. • :
Diredora . t 3. A mberson, Alex. Haniiiton,
George Desore, George Jacobs. -Daniel Mickley
John Price; Henry Good, James H. Clayton, Joseph
erica. ' . .
Correspmadents :—The First National Bank of
Philadelphia and 9th National Bank of New York.
W. S. AUBSRSON, Pros's. Jim. Fames, Cash.
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--. T. .4. FILBERT,- ; -_ -
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- "-D R'A.T Eli .;,* '—""
Has eat:slangy fur Oak iljull aasortmesy o t
GOODB - for . Fenflthie il' ware.
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4 e .lllsriatest C i ty F a shion :o434 - on *id., '•
„N: All4tiorbore, Pa. • - • i • ,'"
MEXMUNISiNIMMI=VOININI r
/404.01-BERGDR; 11 sit; Stieet
opposite Hinsi,7l3.
'supiltiett r idOit:s:ite4
r,
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VlAA°4 ' nu!e , ell.riPW l l4! ). . PPrehase !g". 44 1! k •
tpa t i al thdirenrir htiic G r ata ocit: Fitt las °A- styos.all
th de ' • . [aug.
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7,ft, - tt
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lk.
; orb -• ; • .1 2i=:. •
It U. Navy, LNal.laioc, Fine Cut; and nll
" Cam, Wands of Chewing and '-kaniilkinit
nfiy. TOP#Cri:Of -4,l4lbient
" _7 •
sitait'altit:rts
Salt, pain', :largo and man eaci4 :Biackrel
No 1 and 3by the barral:: • •' ' 41 ' r„
Coitftetioni.
. .
...Cakes and Candies,-, , ; Shoe Blacking; .
Water and- Sa. Crackers, " . Brushes, .
.:Oranges, :'• : - • Horse "t• • -
Lemons, , • • •: ' Wh't wash-brashei
Raisons, :: • : ' ._•- Washboards;
Figs, . :* • Clothes lines;. • -
Prunes,: - Corn Broornsi • i
Almonds, . , . Hickory "
•••Wilnitts, --,' :• -, ' - Painted Bfickete,
Cream Nats, . . Braes Hooped, '•• ..,
' Pea Nuts, ' , . Bushel Baskebi,;
Pepper. ' Clothes " "
"Trireme Catsup, Ladies Tray, Baskets
.Peppci. Sauce, - • Chip gaskets, &e.
- Brown's Troches, STATIONAIY.
Babbitt's Soap, Envelopes, .
Harrison's
.. i. . Note Paper,
Dobbin's• Electric Soap, , Foote - Cap, - ,
Castile Soap, . Fanny SOripsi.
.Barlow'S Indigo, . • Gallager,Scap& Oili
' Paper Collars, '.' • ' Prepared , Cofee p ,
,Roberti Embrocation. -• Essence '6 ,
Hoover's Ink, . FieY's-ii.iitivideiti„
Matches, ; . -' . • . Carpet' 'F.ickit,'
Gen • Cam ' Povirder and Elliot
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.. lachinelllivist- Seeing-Sit : ,-....-, :..- ,
Black Cotton Thread,. . Spool Cotten.
NeSdlee and Pins, Ditniag Needles,.
' SingerMichine - 101es, Itaii - Plas• •
• ....
Shoe Strings,. i ' - ' LesdPeneils,
Steel Pens, - Pocket Knives;
'Pea Holders,... ,-; • • f! , ..- • -Combs; . - ,
:Long Combs, .. 1 . -': •' tillj.Witit6-: ••
' Ladies' Dress- Coral a,
~. Mean Fun,.:
' Hair Oils, ' .• ,-, . . Perfarnaieri,
Nerve arid bone f,iniment, Coeba Nati.
And connected" With the Girat'erY-:_we haviti .Flour
and Teed whisk is'eviill-aelivet -at Mill-prides.
.-. Or The highest: prices paid for Butter and Eggs.
and all kinds of Country. Prodtsceb• . , , : , .
: lI V I/ i nrC; • 04#11*.f,or past lasarM,alla by-strict itt
,tention to'bri , ,iness. pad rs, desire to please al),,hops
to reoeive a „liberal 'bare of , the . public's patronage,
lbr ipe kiei , gimfident that .011 f goods and prices, wilt
- idenpare faiorablY with those or any - other house,
lADY . & D . IcliEL.
Ng" 1 l'itf.,:'' -, : . 7 ., , •,_, ~.
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NEW STORE.
COON &-STONEHOUSE
nitziaartrakty GOODS.
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