TllE•eirbscriber intending to quit farming, will sell at Public Sale o t his residence, 1 miles —w-ect-of-W-eynesboro;'- on-Eatnix_rum_29sn_prer„ the follewing personal property, viz: 7 HEAD HORSES t hree of which are broad mares with foal; I yearling Colt; 15 HEAD or. CATTLE, five of which OftM4ch Cows, 2 will be fresh by day of Bab, one 'thtee-year old Bull; 13 head of Hogs, three of which ore Brood Sows undone young Saar, all Chester breed; 4 head Sheep: 2 Plantatiori Wagons, 1,,t, I Road Wagon, Red rid Bows 2 Feed Troughs, 2 ' new Hay,Carriages, pair' Wood Ltlders, 2 Long Ladders, new; 2 three- orse Plows, double and sin gle Shod lows , 3Ha ws, nearly new, 1 Grain Rake I sin Drill, llt Cormick Reaper, I Wind , mill, 2 sets Dung Bo ds rakes, forks, fifth chain, spreaders, 2 log chai s, 5 sets Front Gears, 2 eets tr e c atultir - 6 house s, a lot Plow Gears, hal , era r cow chains, 1 Wagon Saddle, 1 good Grindstone, I Rockaway - Buggy, 1 Spring Wagon, 1 set new Har ness, 1 srt old do., 2 grain craeles. a lot mowing scythes, 1 digging iron wheelbarrow, 1 lyrn' shover,. a lot good bags, butt traces, single and double trees, a lot of blind bridles and collars, 1 ore-inch rope 100 ft. leng ONE HUNDRED AND TEN A CRES UHT IN In MEND, large lot Corn by the Barrel, Timothy Hay by the' Ton, Cornrodder by the load, Potatoes by the Wish el; 2000 pounds Bacon, 200 pounds Lard, 1 meat vessel, 1 corner Cupboard, barrel ,Vinegar, 1 Cook Stow, 20 cricks Applebutter, 2 Bedsteads, a lot bar rels, a lot old iron, and other articles too' frumerous to mention. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock on said day, when a credit of 9 months will be given on all sums of SD and upwards. DANIEL LIGHT. . March 22-004 0. V. Noma, Auct. PUBLIC SALE, WILt Be sold at Public Sage, at the residence of Daniel Royer, the personal property of Nancy Royer, dec'd, near Stout"; r's mill, 2} miles east of Waynesboro', on Saturduy the Gfh of April, 1867, the following personal property, to wit: • 1 Ten-plate Stove and Pipe, 1 Sink, 1 Breakfast ant}-1 Dining Table, 1 lIILTREAU l S ITE, 1 Stand, 1 Clock, 2 Bedsteads and cord's, a iot of goad Carpeting, and Table Clothe, 26 pounds Feathers, 3 Coverlets, 4 Blan kets, 5 Quilts, 1 Counterpane, 17 Pillow Slips, 9 Sheets, Comforts, Chair 'Vicki+. Bed Curtnins, 2 um brellas, Brtad Pans, a tat• Tinw are, Queensware Jugs, Crocks, Ilucketsl Cofil.e Mill, a lot - Knives and Forks, spoons, 1 Keg anti Vinegar, Bacon arid Laid by the pound, and ninny other articles not ne cessary to mention. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock on said day when a reasonable credit will be given by the undersigned. 8A UEL Administrator. • Match 22 tsj 61. V. Mom, Auet. _l7l3HE_subscriber_having-taken-out-Letters-of-Ad .L ministratiatt on the Estate of Nancy Royer, late of Washington township, dec'd, hereby notifies all _cred.ttors_oLthe_deccased_to present their claims and all debtors to make ptampt payment of thei, indebt edness. SAYILTEL WELTY, March 22--6 t.) Administrator, FRESH - LIME ! THE:subscribers take this method of informing the public that they have now on hand, at the new Kiln, a superior article, of Wood Burnt Lime for Whitewashing, Plastering, c., which they will continue to keep and sell at reasonable rates during the season. JOHN ft JOSEPH M. HESS. March £4-3m .Executor's -Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testa lv mentafy to,the Estate of Michael Row, late of Waynesboro, dec'd, have been granted to the un derbign.•d. . All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate will please male immediate payment, and those having claims present them properly authen- ticated for settlement. J. F. BOI , LT, Ex'r. March 8 - tit. jaAUS arid old newspapers ',Ought, and cash , paid by W. A. REID. March 1, 1867. D I C K. ,I lit 8 0 N COMMERCI IL (OLLEGE At Ca — ilisle, Pai TM'S institution, owing to the fact that it em ploys as instructors none but men of experience, as well a 3 competanCy, and being connected with ...Dickinson College," is enabled to present facilities of the highest order, in every department, and it should also be known •by those contemplating the advantages of an Institution of this order, that the current expenses attending a course here, are from $5 O to $lOO less than at similartchools located in large cities. t'For particulars Write and receive a circular. Address A. M. TRIM M ER, March 2g-3t.] Carlisle, Pa. Fresh Lime for Sale ! THE subscriber takes this Method of informing the public that he has eugaged in the Lime burning bneiness, and will continue to keep Wood Burnt Lime for white washing. plastering, &c., on band during the season at moderate prices. A su perior quality of stone used from the Ripple quary. Atlns known as the Shockey Lime Kilns. March 22—tf] • AARON PUNKA Administrator's Notire. XTOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Admin istration, 1 1 4 on the Estate of Elias Noll. late of tiutney township, dec'd, Lave been granted to the undepagned. All persons knowing them-elves indebted to said Estate, will please nuke immediate Wment, and those baying claims present them properly authen ticated for settlement. SNOWBERGER, Adm'r. March 22-6 t. NOTICE. TwMAS S. WILSON who has medal 'him sans my agent for collecting any. balances or accounts due me, has not been eo authorized. I further Tequila that no one pay him one dollar due or carving to me or standing in my name. HOL.KI.Ii HUGHES. , Hagerstown, Mnrch 14, '67,3. PLANT ENIA PO rivroEs THE very hest r hinting potatoes ore the 111111 CUZ(O, ,CIIILI GARNET, LA PLAT yr.. No rot. Good 'Samples , can be seen at the grocery store of . - W. A. REID. March 1, 1867. NEILI4I.IOERY GOODS. Ci..I.:IIOLLINBERGER; M a i n Street ~~uppos+to•th° "Bowden House," icat a I.tim aa bulipiied with the latest styles cf Ntllinory.Goode, . itiay tB. NI. nu 'VD, SUCCESSOR TO ostotter, Reid& Co. WOULD respectfully' announce to his custo mers and the public generally that he has a fell stock of GROCERIES, Embtacing n part RIO COFFEE, P. R. SUGAR, SUGAR ® 10, 12, WHITE SUGAR, PULV. BEST SYRUPS, PRIME BA'/'K MOLASSES, TEA-H., IMP., BL'K, SUGAR CURED HAMS, C HE ESE-MASON'S CRACKEns. Queenswai•e uP the newest and most beautiful patterns, in sets and otherwise. Common ware, good assortment and prices reasonable. SPICES, &c.—Ground Ginger, Pepper, A lapiee, Gloves, Cinnamon, Cayenne Fepj,ee, - 714uaturd; &c: Theee are all pure. 13. Soda, Cr. Tarter, Raiser's, Dried Currants, = - 81—r =int ilirarttc eve' Pepper Same, Tomato- Vinel ar. WOODEN WAEE.—Duckets, acc, FlSH.—Mackeret, all grades, Shad, P. Herring- He will receive regularly PRE4IfFISH and lA et delicacies of the season. Cash paid for country produce, or taken in ex change for goods. Thankful for the enconragement heretofore given him, he respectfuilv asks a continuance of the same. February 22. 180. NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERM. The duplicates for State end County Tees for 18R7 are now completed. and the Treasurer ie authorized to allow a discount of 5 per cent on the gross amount of all Taxes paid on or before the 31st day of March. Tax payers will consult their own interest by calling at the Treasure's office, in Cham bersburg, and paying their State and County Taxes during the month of March. GEORGE J. BALSLEY, Agent for John Hasler, Trersure^. CELEBRATED BASE BURNING STOVE TIRE MORNING GLORY 'Ph eMortiing diary is a pnrpotual burner, htviiig a magazine or reservoir for reserve coal, which is re quired to be filled but once rt day, and if.the proper sized coal is used it is not necessary to rekindle the fire during the entire winter. (No clinker will remain in these stoves, nor will there be any trouble from slate. or other impurities in the coal. the fire being always at the base of the coal, the impurities are left in the ashes and ground out by the "Mill-grate.") THERE'S NO ESCAPE OF GAS OR DUST ECONOMY OF FUEL ! The combustion of fuel being perfect ant at a high temperature, the amounvof heat produced from the same quantity of OW is much greater than at a low temperature, hence but a small quantity of fuel is nec'essary to be undergoing the process of combus tion at one time The entire outer surface of the Morning Glory is radiating surface. Add to this the surface of objects boatel by rays of light thri' the mica Witidows, and you have the secret of the great heating properties of the Morning Glory wi th a small amount of fuel. ceit-Por Bale at W. A. TRITLE'S Tin and Stove Store. [Dee. 28-2 m. COUNTY TREA S URER. riiHr, Undersigned, a resident of the Borough of 1 Mercersburg, offers himself as a candidate fir the office of COUNTY THE subject to the decision of the next Union Republican Conven tion of Franklin County. JAMES C. PATTON. Mercersburg, March 15, 1867, tc• Vii..LUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE . SALE. THE subscriber offers at Private Sale hie vela 2 hie proprty, situated on Main . Street. known as the • “Waynesboro' Etrewery,'' including Dwelling Hones, good Stabling, &c.— For•ternia,,Arc. apply to jan 18—tf] • GEO. POUR"THM AN. SX. SX. OinySsX. ~ s i --- JUST OPENED FIFTY DOZEN GOOD QUALI v H E A. - 33. - 21 ET T, , METCALFE & LTITESIIEW'S, Climmeassuna. They aro sellingl hem at 6 cents, same quality as has been selling at 15 and 20 cents. [Mar: 8 Glassware =ll - eat quality. Catsup,—Pickele, —Cider be, Boxes a very good one, I set Turning Chisels, 2 Work Ber dies, 1 Grindstone, 4 sets Bench Planes, 3 Hand Saws, 5 Tenon Sawss WhjpSaw, 2 sets Match Planesi'Bead and Moulding Planes, Chisels, Gimlets, Braces and li`race Bits, Augers, Drawing Knives, Hammers, and a variety of other iculs gen erally used by carpenters and cabinet makers. Al• so 2 Bedsteads and Betid illg, A lot of Carpeting, 2 Chests, 1 Table, 1 Sausage Stefrer, I Wheelbarrow. a lot of well geasoned apple wood, and other articles not necessary to mention. Sale to commerce at 1 o'clock on said day when the tetras will be made known by 2X2.. 25X. 300 PIECES Best ono yard wide Illy ched Muslin just receiv e-I:at fiIETV ALF E J & BITES!! B W 'a, Cmt.sninisßUßG, rind sellinx at t'.s cents, same as has been selling at 37. Send for a piece. Beinemlicr the I lace, No, 15. Alain linnet. March Al 1 41ETOAT.FE & lIITESIIE W. Miig adv.:era= offers' at private sale 1 epring wagon, 2 two horse wa,;ona and 2 four florae Girvernment wagon,- J. 11. FOtiNEY. Feb EstrßE SHUTTLE MACHINE. PATENTED FEBRUARY 14, 188& SALESROOM; NO. 921 CHESTNUT ST„ PHILADELPHIA. This Macbinois constructed on a new principle of mechanism, possessing many rare and valuable im provements, domino been examined by the most pro found eirperts, and pronounced to be SIMPLICI TY and PERFECTION COMBINED. The following are the : principal obje.dietto urged. agetnst Benin; Machines 1. Excessive fatigue to the operator, " 2. Liability to get out of order. 3. Expense, trouble, gad loss of time' in repa*g.' 4. incapacity to sew every description of material. 6. Disagreeable noise while in operation. The Empire Sewing Machine is Exempt from:all these Objections. ft has a straight needle. perpendicular action, mak- es the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which will neither HIP nor RAVEL. and is•alike on both sides; performs perfect sewing. OH every description of ma.: terial, from Leather to the finest Nansook Muslin, with linen. cotton or silk thread, from the coarsest to the finest number. IT ITEMS, FELLS. BINDS, BRAIDS, TUCKS, QUILTS, PLAITS, GATHERS. Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and the least possible friCtion, it runs as smooth as glass, and is EMPHATICALLY A NOISELESS MACHINE. _4ll varieties of CABINET MACHINES from $6O up wards. rirParticular attention is called to our NEW and isrenoven Manufacturing ,Machine, for Tailoring, Shoe-Fitting, Coach Trimming, &c. Its advanta ges are simplicity. durability, rapidity, easy adapta tion to all branches of manutacturing. It makes perfect work on all material. It is especially desir able in sewing Patent Leather, and is very still. In short, it is the most perfect manufacturing machine in the market. N. B. Every machine guaranteed. EMPIRE S. M. 00., 921 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. rrAgents wanted] NELSON READ, Agen Mar. 1 —2.4 mes. COOK STOVES! Tinware, Ironware, . ..i. Brassware, Japanned ware Howe Furnishing Goods Z And other useful arttcles.at the sign of .the BIG RED HORN, Waynesboro', Pa, where a large as sortment of COOK STOVES,- ' NINE-PLATE STOVES, PARLOR STOVES, AITSTOVESTitiii of the West improvements, the very best in_the_ niorket,zatiho , Chearrin-arkl — Siciii, - Store of 1113 :12USSSELL. • TINWARE made of the best Tin in the market, and warranted at the sign of the "331 a D. B. RUSSELL keeps constantly on hand a large assortmrint of House Furnishing COMB for sale cheap. Pure No. 1 Kerosene Oil and a large assortment of Lamps. Washing Made Easy . by calling at the sign of the "Big Red Hem" and getting the best Close Wringer ever made. WPersons in want of Stoves, Tinware, House Furnish ing,Goods, &c. &c, can get full value for their money by calling on D. 11 RUSSELL. Sign.of the "BIG RED HORN," Waynesboro', Pa. Feb. 18 NEW LEATHER FINDING STORE ! r:4 T EWIS S. FORNEY & SONS, would inform lathe public that they have received another sup ply of geode at their new Leather and Finding Store, embracing among other articles the follow ing' Sole Leather, Rough Skirting, Hemlock and Spanish Sole, Calf Skins, French' Calf do., Sheep do., French and Mans Morocco, Lining Skins, all kinds, Lasts, every style and size, Threads, Boot Webing, Laces, Galloons ; Size Sticks, Measure Straps, Deer Bones, Burnishes, Heel Shaves, Last Hoops, Peg Floats, Double Cutters, Welt Knives, Nails and Tacks. Wax, Clamps, Crimp Boards, Bubbers, Bristles, Lasting Irons, Files, Ink Powders, Sand Paper, Compasses, Boot Trees, Pegs, Knives. Pinchers, Hammers, various kinds; Rasps and Files, Auls and' Handles, Collis Irons, Long an Shoulder Sticks, Eyeletts and Ryden Punches, Strip Auls, And all other articles usually kept in such stores. Highest cash price paid for Hides and Skins Feb. 8. FORNEY Sr. SONS. PUBLIC SALE. THE undersigned will sell at Public Sole, at the late residence of Michael Row, decd, in Way nesboro', on Saturday Me :30th day ff March, the following personal propeity, to wit: 1 TURNER'S LATHE, Nt arch B—t s) WAGONS FOR S !ILE ! WINTERGOODS. la AVM° returned from the Eastern cities • lame and choice assortment of goods at reduced pricea .m prepared to offer much greater inducements than heretofore in price and quality. Our stock embraces Dry Goods, o,neensware, Cc dartrarc and Groceries. - FDA THE LADIES. Silks, all' Wool Repp, French Morinca, Saxony Co burg; all Wool De!eines, Printed De!nines, A Ipae ens, Harnthea, all Wool Plaid, Poplins, Cloaking Cloths, Shawls, Breakftst Shawls, Snlmorale, Ging ham, Hoop Skirts, Collars, Ruffling, Hosiery, Amuro Minims, Linen embroidered Brocade Ale. hair, Kidd & Silk Gloves, &c. French Cloth, Black doe Skin Cassimeres, Fan cy Cassimeres, Silk Vesting, Over-Coating, Union Cloth, Satinets, Jeans, MelnA , r ;tz l d lnder Shirts and Drawers, Back an d Itingw Gloves, Berlin, Gloves, Suspenders, Shirt-Fronts, Collars, Neckties, Cuffs &c. DOMESTIC GOODS: Furniture Checks, - Bed Ticking, fine Bleached and Unbleached Table Diaper, fine Linen 'Fowling, Bleached and Unbleached Toiwling, Napkins, Bleach ed and Unbleached Muslins, Sheeting 6 4 and 10.4 nankeen,Prints,Umbrellas Flannels, Matting, Birth ing, Ingrain and nag Carpet, Oil Cloth, 44 and 6.4 Stair Oil Cloth, White and Colored BI ankets QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, CEDAR WARE, Tubs, Churns, Buckets, Knives and •Forks, Ta ble and Tea Spoons—Curry Combs, Horse Cards, and Brushes, white wash and shoe Brushes, Bath Brick, Syrup, Molasses, Rio Coffee, Tobaccos, se gars; TearoSpices, - Concentrated Lye, Ext. of Log wood, Corn Starch, Ess. Coffee, Babbitt and Fancy Soap, Kerosene and Tanner Oil, Dary Salt, No 1 Extra Shore Mackerel, White FM, Baker's No, 1 Chockotate, Tar, &c. The above stock embraces all the latest styles of f, oods,w-hich-have-been-purchnsect-with - great- cant and with a view to suit in quality and style' the tastes of ell._All_vve oak-is-a-call-and examination of our stock to convince those wishing to purchase that weare enabled to sell as cheap as any house elsewhere, I tender my thanks to the corivnunity for theirlitrewl patronage and hope to receive a contin uation of public patronage. J. W. M. October 6,1866. ZINGARI BITTERS. - Sure rove aati - mire, OF CHOLERA PHIS WONDERFUL REMEDY was discov. ered and introduced about twenty years ago by Dr,.. S. Cheopsus, an eminent Egyptian physician. He had long seen and felt the want, of some rem edy which would strike at the root of the disease, and so prevent much of the suffering which the hu man family 'was then compelled to endure. This great question was presented to his mind every day in vivid colors as he moved among the siek and dying, and observed the inefficiency of nearly oil the remedies then in use. Thus he was lead to think and experiment; and after ten years of study and labor, he presented to his fellow-man the wonderful Zingari Bitters. The effect of this prep aration in the prevention and cure of disease, was so marvellous and astonishing, that,the most flatter ing marks of royal itivor were bestowed upon him who discovered it. His name was placed upon the Roll of Nobles, nn4 a gold medal with the follow ing inscription—Dr. S. Cheopsus. the Public Bene factor--was presented to him by the Viceroy. Tlu - T - preparation has been used in several epidem ics of cholera, both as a preventive and curative measure, and with great success, that it has been introduced into nearly all the general hospitals of the old world. The old saying that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, applies with marvellous force to cholerh, and therefore any rem edy that will protect us against this terrible disease should be freely and persistently used. All pathologists now agree that the cholera poison acts on the system through the blond, and that any con bination which acts on the exrrctory organs. and keeps them in working order, must prevent a sufficient accumulation of the poison to exert its terrible effects on the organism. This is true not only of cholera, but of nearly all other maladies, es pecially the different forms of fever. The Zincari Bitters is just such a remedy as the above conditions require. It acts on the organs of excretion anti secretion, keeping up a perfect bal ance between them. This Bitters is composed en= tire /y of roots and herbs, so nicely concocted that every organ is acted upon and put in tone. Its taste is pleasant and its effects pmmpt and lasting. • Numerous cases of the following diseases have been cured try it: Coolern,,Diarrhocir, Dysentery, Typhoid and Typhus Fever, Fever Ague, Nervous Debility, Anaemia. Dysycpsia, Flatulency, Colic, Scrofula, &c. CrPrice $1 per quart bottle. Principal Depot at the Walqut street wharf, Har risburg, Pi: Sold by Druggists, Ilotelkeepers and Grocers. F. RA TER, Sole Proprietor. For sa:e at the "Waynesboro' Hotel," by V. B. Guam; Agent. Dune22-Iy, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Waynesboro', Franklin Co. Pa. Capital paid in 875.000, Collections made promptly and remitted for at lowest rates of Exchange on New York. Directors . S. A mherson, Alex. Hamilton George Warm. George Jacobs. Daniel ATi kley John Price, Henry Geod, James H. Clayton, Jo- • • J. F. BOULT, Exccutor, G. V. MoNa,Auct. Correspondents Firrt National Bank nt Philadelphit and 9th National lhnk of New York. W. S. Smensotr. T'rea't. Jac,. PIMP". Cash. DU IT \ ED APPLES. .......... Fir HE sub.cilher win pny thi hichest cash . price I for 5000 l'ouhd.l of Dried Apples. Ecb 25 tf ) BENJ. P. :STEWART., — Admiailstrator'g Notice. TETTER§ of Ailminks ration on the ceialeof ..lohn Welty4 late of Washington township, e'd, haying been duly granted to the undersigned, ho hereby notifies all persons having claims against said deceased, to prosmt them. and all persors in debted to him to mike payment without delay. hiOliGE HARBAU,GIi Of G..) March 8- 6..1 • • Administrator. W 111 ,\ T o r, v 2 ag t o J I %'oil ßl:sint.ort at PUKE & J. W. MILLER'S ARRIVAL OF FALL AND FOR THE GENT'S. I. 1866. - THE GREAT am POUNDS 91' BUTTBA! Tr HE quantity of butter made in , this country is I too small. It can be _increased 10.000 pounds by thrs use of Nixon's Horse and Cattle ..Powders. Good for ell diseases of Hoven Cattle,Sheep and Hogs. Sold by .1. F. uRTz., Wayn e sboro'. Cad' Read these certificates, hundreds of which' creed be published: Four or lave years ago, J. S. NIXON compound ed a Horse and Cattle Powder. and asked me to' try it. Uwas the first firmer to whom it was giverr and the first one to nor Bier stock: I found fitful ly equal to what Mr. Nikon said of it, and I have used it extensively sine'', and heartily recommend' it to farmers as a sure thing in fattening stock of all kinds and , a capital Powder for Horses. MICHAEL EBERSOLE. Chambereburg, December, .865. MR. J. 13._Ntion.—To the multitude in this por tion of our State,who have used your Battle Powder, no commendation is necessary. Its beneficial ef fects have been fairly tested, and' hence its unboun ded popularity. I have used it-for my horses and cows for several years past, and cannot afford to do without it. It keeps all kind of cattle in'good con dition, loosens the skin, smoothes the hair, and sharpens their npmtites. :As a pre/waive from dis ease.l regard it as invaluable. Yours. -c., REV. 13. S.. SOB N E (.3 , K Chambersb - urg, April, 1666. Ma. J.S. NIXON • Dear Sir : —lmo your Horse and Cattle Powder a fair vial with all my stock, Horses and cattle, and it improved them wonderful. ly. It speedily increased the richness of the milk of my cows, and improved the condition of my stock greotly. I can cordially recommend it as the best thing of the kind I have ever known or tried. for all kinds of stock, and it should be kept in every stable. You'rs truly, A. K. McCLURE, Ed. Repository. THE SURE CURE. CAMP ITCH, ARBER 8 TtIII, RING WORM, TETTER, and a ,Skin iliceneen, certainly cured by NIXON'S Glycerine Ointment. KURTZ, Waynesboro'. Sold by NTigon's East India Tincture. The bestinei3i - eint - Tfirliifeiiiiil and External pain Perfectly safe and or all circumstances. Every fam ily should have it. rir If you have pains, use NIXON'S East India Tincture. Kir If you have Skin diseasce, use NIX ON'S Glycerine Ointment. Vitirff you have horses or cattle that don't firivo, use NIXON'S norm and Cattle Powders. Cliambersburg, Feb. 8-Iy. COOK STOVES. 13TCALL AT Tritle's Stove, Tin and Copper Store ! jE has a large stock of Storm; and TINWARE m hand, which he will sell cheap. Pikes to suit tho tim -a. His stock embraces the beat of Conk. Nine-plate and Coal Stoves. COOK STOVES FOR COAL OR. WOOD, GOOD BAKERS, largepvens, and take a long stick of wood. His qach Z 2 `c - .7 Ja. Zr... Z 323 is good, strong and made of the best Tin. Brass and Iron Kettles, Brass Dippers, Bake Pans and Tinned Iron Ware, also the _ . - BEST CISTERN PUMP IN MARKETS in strong, simple, durable and cheap. Price $l2 Insured not to Freeze. Don't fail to give him a call Old Castings taken in exchange for Soya) or ware; next door to Miller's Dry Good Store. February 8.1866. NEW FALL AND iiMINTE'II EMBS GEORGE STOVER AS RETURNED FROM MILADEL PLIILI WITH A SUPPLY OF . AMY GOODS mis az,. GED r 3E I Nao • AND ~.3 1...7._S Cr) —. f:3 a NSTIONS, QUEENSWARE Gt ICEIIIES, g To which ho invites the attention of of his patrons and the public generally. October 26, MG. SOllOl - 111M-12esh'43 best at red tired •priced by March 1, '67.) W. A. RM. RDIME ICS CELEBRATE U LEA VI lER for sa l e e t the cr )1 v 1101:21gii & E . IMCEIV• GA RDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS—A fresh aisorttnent rrccivial this day, and sold at 8 cts a piper by W. A. EL:10. March 8, 1867. ETCA i.rE 2ti I I rEsH EW. Clrmittetsburg am Felling Cali...7us 1r nu IZI up. Oct AIL 'AC Nig r3ll' 00011 S! AMBERSON, BRNEDICT & CO. A re now receiving et's eir SECOND ASSORTMENT 3 D .1E 16 mir ar top ca Xi OIS . IiJENS IS,R.[u. Alto a full stock of GROCERIES W. A. TRITLE. ,Apcctfully request one cuctntners and a ll n. them wi.bing to buy or look at a gond nssortnient, to call and exgalioe our stock; knowing that gouda are lower now thin Orly have been for some y0..r3 and De!ioarine Coy will not be lower lbrescnne tioto t o come , we fe..l assured we can eive flgtisfaction. VI ISE ItSON, MINE UICT & CO. Sept. 21, 1566. Ck I 'l' l X C, 3e.s Aid 91119.6.:titt!ricer it' ftin. - tho tvi bij ; ,1„ t b' ; :11. vesteitl With ;I me - as N qary l'alidie. to aciti.nvl edge Une..ib, rower of Attorney,. Probate .4n:rwont§ rte. F' K I -7 itl . Z, _ _' • [lce. 2.R tf. - . 'N., P . ~~1/~~ SEPT. 20T11, 186 C; A. B. C. NEW TALL A full stock of Ladies' Dress Goods DRESS -TRTM-M-1-NGS--,- - DRESS Li UII'ONS, DRESS - COR • bE LAMES, TISSTTES, — Collars, Cambrics, Mugling, Gloves,i_llosiery,—Shakors, Swiss Edgo and _lnserting. All.kinds of CLOTHS, • CASSIMERES, BOOTS AN]) SHOES, GLOVES, COLLARS AND HOSIERY, CLOTHS, VESTINGS, TWEEDS, CORD, JEANS, DENIMS PIMA% COFFEE, SY RTi PS, TEAS, FISH, CHEESE, and ail kinds of GroccrioS IIIifiISWAITE, 1R1111114., ETC. Q UEENS WA RB, QUEBNSI4AR E, BARD WARE lIAR D IVA I{ E. QUEENS IVA,RE, 114 ICD ARE R NOTIONS. NOTIONS', ARPETS: 011 BOK MATTING, PLAIN MATTING, ENITIAN, • INGRAIN, STAIR, Ifl RAG.
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