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IncorpoiratO a ita tty% f halo ',ortkr.,Comi.
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monwealthtiit . .
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' The Board of Supervisorsappointed by the 40 , 11 %1
Corporation to carry out the objects of the act of in.
corporation.y nispectfully announce to the public that
the Leethlatutp refinerilyaniChasauthOr4ed he
raising ofhinds - for tbb
mehitainancee ,ef, an Asylum for Invalid Soldiere„of
the.late wed, to be titbit on the' Batilii , ftelbitGettya:
burg., and as an inducentent lo"paitilittit'bitheits to
contribute to thiS`'benevolent object. hate empower.
ed the Corporation distribute atitongbr the sub'.
scribers such articles of value and interest, from as
. sociation With-the lateiwar, or any moneys, effirts,-;
property, or estate, real or personal, whatever,in I
this ntate- or elsewhere, st such time orupori.such
terms, and in such way and m-nner whatsoever, as
to them *hall seem any , laws of this. Common
. wealth to the Contrary notwithstanding. - , ,
The enterprise id cordially recommended by the
following named'well known.gentlemen , •
Major General GEORGE G. MEADE,
• Ex-Governer ANDREW G.CU,RTIN. •
•
Major General - OA litf*Hl4. NNYPACKEB,
Major General E. M. GREGORY,
Major fletteral,JOHNß BROOKE,., •!P '
Major General CHARLES H. T.,COLLIS,
Major General H'Y .F. MADILL.
'Major General JA 8. L. SELFRIDGE. •
Brigadier General JAMES A. BEAVER.
• Driest! lee General ,BOli A TIO G. SICK ELS,
Brigadier General JOSEPH tg: Ktqlre,,
Brigadier General Vs J. BOLTON,
Brigadier General SAMIM, M. ZULICK,
Brigadier General JOHN F. MURPHY,
Brigadier General JOHN . P. A.LLIER,
Brigadier General T. F. MeCOY,
Brigadier General-R.G. •
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Brigadier General HENRY PLEASANTS,
Brigadier General J. P.. 8. GOBIN,
Brigadier General J. M. CAMPBELL,
Brigadier General THOS. M. W A LKER.
Brigadier General WM. COOPER TALLEY,
Brigadier General D M. M. GREGG, '
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• Colonel F. S. STUMBAUGH.
The site for the institution (thirty acres) hes al
ready been purchased, and it is hoped that the good
work may commence before midsummer.
Subscriptions will be received at the office of the
Association, No. 1126 Chestnut Street' Philadelphia
on and after hi , Ditty 'the 6th day of May; 1867.
For each subacriptien of five dollars a ,certificate
will be issued, which will entitle the holder to 'such
article of value as may be awarded to its number.
The first distribution of award* ddill he made im
mediately upon the receipt of $BO,OOO subscriplioes
of $5 each.
The distribution will be public, and under the di
rect supervision of ,the Corporators. ,
Persons at a &statue are requested to'remit their
subscriptions (when.practicable) by Pest office mo
ney order, or registered letter; to,insure prompt de
livery,
Enact all letters to
J. IVHDFTYI - VN - ;
EscitsTAßle BOARD OP SUPERVIIIORR,
Box 148 i, 'P. 0., Philadelphia.
The following is s schedule of the awards to be
made und a — the — first - distribution, The items of
Diamonds and other precious stones were purchased
Pam citizens of the south during the war, aretheir
. genuineness is certified to by Messrs. Henle & Bros.
the most extensiveaiimmid importers in the coun
try and by J. Hermann, diamond setter. N. York.
GETTYSBCROISYLIINI FOR INVALID SOL-
Ir_corpors ted hy._the_Common—
wealth of Pennsylvania, March 6, 1867.
Office 1126 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
FIRST-DISPOSITION.
Eighty Thousand Subscribers at Five Dollars Each,
1. I.Diamond Necklace, 48 Brilliants,
va - adYtt
2. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch and Ear
15,000
3. 1 Award 10 40 Government Bonds 10,000
4. 1 Diamond Cross, bet in Silver 7,000
b, 1 DiarnondfClaster Brooch • 5,000
-6. 4 - Award - ;or4lt overnmeht Bonda ---- 5 - ,000 -
7. 1. Diamond Single Stone Ring 4,500
8. 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet 4,000
9, Disrliond Single Stone Scarf Pin 4.000
. 1 I .tri.4 Cluster-Bioot4t -
il. 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet
12. 1 Pair Single Stone Diamond Ear
Rings
13. l Diamond Cluster Brooch
14. 1 Award 40.40 Government Bonds
lb. 1 Diamond Single Stone Pin
16. 1 Diamond,Single Stone Stud
** 17, 1 Diemen" Cluster Brooch
18. 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring
19. 1 Diamond and Emerald Brooch
20. 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring
21. 1 Diamond Cluster Ritig
22, 1 Long.lndian 'Camel's littrShawi
23. 1 Choice Emerald Stud
24, 1 Single Stone Diamond Ring
25 to 34. 10 A wards of 10.40 Government
Bon Is, each
35. 1 Three. tone Diamond and Ruby,
half hoop Ring
26. 1- Diamond Single stone Ear Knobs
37. 1 Pair Diamond C uster Studs
3tl. 1 Diamond Single-stone Ring, star
setting
39. 1 Diamon Single Stone Pin
40. 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet
41 to 60. 10 Awards of 10.40 Government
Bonds, each
61 1 Lady's Diamond-set Watch
62. 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring
. 53. 1 Diamond and,Opal Cluster" Ring •
64. Diamond 'Single Stone Ring
55. 1 Pair Emerald Scoff Pins
56. 1 Diamond Single Stone Stud
51. 1 Diamond Cluster Pin
'5B. 1 Cameo and Pearl Brooch and Ear
Ringo
50 to 158. 10) Awirds . lo 40 Government •
• Bonds, each ' , •
159 to 258. 100 Awards, Government Legal
Tende, • s, , each •
3,000 Awards, Gonrnment Legal
Tenders: each
The distribution of the above rerartlawill be made
in public es soon as the suovcription is full, ((which
due notice will be given through the papers. On
ani after 'Noy 6th the Diamonds' will be on exhibit.
Lion at the ftlice of the Association.
Tbe public can confidently rely on everything
bsing conducted in the most honorable and fair man.
tier All the awards will be handed to certificate hol
ders, immidiistety' Misr the distribution; 'free of all
•coat, sttho.Office' of the Company, N 0.1126 Chest
taut Street, Philadelphia.
CERTIFIC a TE.
We bertha -cerilly that we• have eisminfid the
'Diamond Goods. Pearls, Emeralds. Rubies. and o
ther precious Stoner, as . dcacribed in the above list,
and find them all genuine.
kiENLE linporters;
• 26 Maiden Lane. New Yerki- ;
J. BERMA NN. Diamond Better.
• 394 Broome Street, New York.
AGENTS WANTED... • • ~
Books cats tAI had containing Twenty Cattificaoa,
ONE BUNDEED DOLLARS. ' •
All orders for*Certificatei must be ecldres‘ed to
3. D. HOFFMAN,. &ternary.'
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fez 1481, Post Office' Philadelphia.
May. 10-2 p ,
-fair *Wow' of brown Sugar at I* mita at
' Ap.:b „ Paton & ilorsdonTs.
cents' for else et
Ap.15.1,
UEP3E.at .
cat: aeralNGq, a widths St •
1,73 Ap. N. ; „ Paine ,
OTINTERPANZikaat Bed , Bread! at • „ ;• . 1
Ap. • 6 .1' ' : • ;•••;.' , iPatoa & Hozolieteit.
Pia taloiovth
ce6tB fort ffig ' •r,• 2.
isp..ls a • Puce & Ifourt4ca'A,
1044141. 1 41104,
Ap.l9•; „ •f' •4 7.. yin* & moitn4q,#.l
I:III:Hs.
250
200
200
150
-10 D
Paton & Koryttacinh
v" •
Pq 4a & Kozrmcg*
112533
Piacut & licositctes:
. .
o.4:tortit*d .. " tint. V-'
~,
i i:•, , f 1 4 ,,tr : : ..;......4 k; r ,
All aniAnie tiatingliie; SpiAte, 1161
EvicWind Ils. 01 ores,'Wany t&
'largement on a Mrs°.
""÷f 4. 4 ,. ~,
, , •
This Ointment is so well known by the Farmers
i$ this community; that it is not necessary for me to
84 , 011400* abctualte,lniltiss ibtthatilarit
thati'it has inoveli itaelr g oo itto 4 Pilt:FA;
RATION ever or 061111, ' PP
~.' the cure:if
i t,
the shout: diseases . r wish to infirm t publie that
I have purcbased from Mr. Miller the recipe for ma
king this "Celebrated Ointment," and em now man.
•ufacturing it at my house et Mt. Hope, where per
•sbna wishing it can• be supplied.
• Ills also ; forssale 11„4,,if; K,URTZ,,Wevnesbora',
41tent,,,', :',.,% :'.'! ,,, .PANIM4 7 ,1 1 T4Ei
May tu—tr _
T.O : ., A Vt. H' VAtUE
T,heit• Eye-Sight .'
CI 4 1 F
,cal 3ELO 3IER
NiVouLD respectfully afingthce, to Ole "Citizens
of Waynesboro' and vicinity, that he has re
ceived a large atsortmeat of the celebrated
Concave,. Convex, Crystal Spectacles,
ih Uold,Silver, and fine Sieet Frames. These Glass
es are the host in use. ground of pure Crystal after
the shape of the cornea of the eye, they strengthen
and preserve the eight and .will not tire the eye by
candle light as other glasses so often do.
Also, the new Style double focus glasses so valua
ble for pereonh whose sight is impaired for distant
ohjects. By the aid of these glasses, which have a
double focus; the lower to read, the upper to see at a
distance, the use of two pair of glasses is rendered
unnecessary. Remember they are not thil old style
but of a late improvernent, not split but ottly one
lens for both purposes.
ED GLASSES for weak, and concave for
near sighted eyes. Glasses set in old frames. All
Spectacles adjusted to the eye with an optometer.
Millers' Spectacles, Rubber and Gold Eye
GLASSES, and everything pertaining to this breach
of business.
All , speetaolea,are warranted to suit tho
Eye. rirdallnniLeiaminp_tny•stock '
C. C. FOR`JE,
•,(Ohl Stand of Thos. A. Don't.)
4.'doors,tast of, the Washingtonliouee.!
• Hagerstown, May 8-3 m.
N ewest, Bait, Cheapest
CLOT RING
IjC:OILTAr -
GEORGE BENDER
Ser Has recently °pencil up an entire new
- 31E'm • JUL X:
AND SUMMER
novnu,
Still the Latest,
Most Important to Mankind,
Is that I have removed my
Merchant' Tailoring and Famishing Store
from my old-stand. one door west of, the extensive
Hat and Fur Store of UpdegrafT & Son, to the new
ly fitted room in the Washington House, one door
Eastof Mr. Ogilbv's Store, u here I have now in store
one of the best selected stocks of
English, French, German and Domestic
. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &a.,
that can be found in the city of Hagerstown or Coun
ty. These - goods have all been solecked with great
care, especially adapted to the Fashionable as well
as the Plain Dross, and at prices that cannot fail to
please all. All thoroughly, ,shrunk before; made up
and satisfaction gdaranteed. r have'also a stook of
HEAVY COTTON GOODS
FOR
MEN. AND BOY'S .WEAR,
. OF THE BEST MUM.
Linen Ducks and Plain Linens. and a full
stock. Plain and Mixed Cassitheres
for Boy's Weer, and as cheap as can be sold in the
town or county, will be mode to order or sold by the
yard or pattern to suit buyers.
AU work guaranteed t 6 fit or no sale. My stock
of Gent's Furnishing Goods is large and complete
of everything in that line, and at prices to suit the
times.
I have also the Agency for the sale of the celebra
ted improved
All of
_which bas _ been obtained from the
justly celebrated house of A. JAtutriY, 23a1-
timers..
Every article sold is WARRANTED to be of
the best custom make, and the material just what
it isrepresented to be.
A full assortment of GENT'S' FURNISHING
COORS always or) band, such, as Under Clothing,
Glovoulieutlkettbiere, Rose, w Lt+ltara, Etc.
AlI we ask is,
that, you give us one trial, and
you will, always buy, for remember we do not keep
badly made clothing and the, good . are ail of the
latebt btv le. GEO. BENI/ER,
May " Waynesboro
PLANTS! PLANTS!
-
HE aublicriher infolms, the" public that he is pre
pared to furnish all binds of plants, including
Sweet Potatoe, ctoicest varieties, by the dozen or
hntrdted: ; • • 71110HAEL MORGAL.
26--4 t. •
Singer Family Sewing Machine,
and am prepared to. compete with every other Ma
'chine sold in the Loire or eountry, and f*,..reartiee.
Machiuos;pleasecall,at my more. ,
.1 return my thanks, to my ,eustorners,and the, pub
lic generally for ,their pttivnage, eAtenUed ,me, and
hope, a continu4nce of the' same.
: Don't forget—The place is the Washington Mouse
Merchant:l'2Eoring .k.stablislunent. West Washipg
tau tStre,et., iiiictersipyro, Md. A. F
,
May 3.1867.
Tom..
.T. Ar-oar
THE subscriber inforatethOse in want of Sweet
Name Ylaunt , ts et o,ii now,prepan4to sup
ply them with the choiceit varieties. ; .
May .3 7 -44 • , H. W. FUNK,
. ,
lc ..... .
NO imbacribera beiini• a Nom adjoiningadjoiningtinir
'e Restaurant fltbahap ..es i peeinl}y, fur ileatlemen.
an Vedic:. announce in'theliublit that They iiviti
'be prepare4,to,furpisM, reoferly every everpng on
. .abd after 'the 4th • inst,. likperibr ' article:. of Ice
,Vream. . S.MIL,MAIN & GOItUETI'.
51iy - 3.i=21 - : :, , k 1.. ), •,' ... -.,... -.. ',.,:;-. .
GJQVEB.-6O dozen beet (sunlit) , Kid
BLOicries Just iecilin&-nt •
kincALra & Ifritesav's,
Aprirti tit :j " tir • „ Vtrizebensburg.
largere and Gray yitiud Elinkas Qt •
r'• ' Pattie gic. , Hortztoneli:'
„ . , ,
I , .
..
.„ ... t IN E p t)
4:
,
rrHE subscriber takes this, method to inform the
publia that*, purposes continuing the Livery
business and is Wni well'oupplied with comfortable
t
vejtances and tine travels:lg Hormel for
, 0,,„, , a, ttitling or driving. Pasties convey ! ,
--; I HoitY•ispittharesked, A sheseof pub , .
,' 0 liitoiligi.:oo-te.oo4oiliospiietti;d.
._ • ...4 _. Piton, &skint shOrses:pr.-conieynaces
W idenie apply at thkeoWaiisesboro Hoi•
el." . •', '',', ;• Q .'• .I.OHN4Ii9HARDSO.Die.
April 11):" . .ff: - .7 ' •':' . '.'' `, ' t 's •"1 ""••
• ' ' •
!TUB stibscribries *redid inform the%initilie. Altai
they have Made extenrite preparations for put..'
ting up Lightning Rode during the season, and for
this purpose expect to visit farmers and others gen
zia.this gentian. One, of„the firm has, hailma
.ny.'veare experience in the business. The 'public:
can therefore rely upon having their work well'aitif
satistactdtily dotr, No hurohugging.
PAUSE' & DEA?RICH.
April 28—tf. • - •
xi it hi :r.ls hrl:
subscriber informs the public that he has
1 leased the Basement ,Coller. under Geo. Ben
der's Clothing store, eohtinue'to',lteeot:oh
hand a large supply of Fish, such as Herring and
Shad and other varieties in season. Parties suppli
ed wholesale or retail at reasounhle rates. '
DANIEL EiNIVELY.
April 26—tf.
11,1/1100k11IkE11040JAI
HE Board of Directors of the Pacific and Atkin.
.fie Telegraph Cotnuany,'of the United States
have this day declared a Quarterly Dividend, (the
seventh,) out of the earnings of the Canipanv up to
April . the lat, at. the rate 4 TEN PER CENT
P' NU' 11
ER A \ NUM, on all paid up stock, payable at tbe
office ofthc Treasurer of tl4 Company, 49 Fifth
street, Pittsburgh, on and after this dale.
ED W A BD JAY ALLEN,
Treasurer.
[Ap. 26-3 t.
Pittsburgh ,A 16th, 1867
N" CO 'T X Cl 3B .
THI3 seisscrieer informs the public that, he is in
vested with power as Notary Public to aeknowl
edge Deeds, Power of Attorney, Probate Accounts
etc. J. F. KURTZ,
•
Dec.2R— tr. INC-P
To the Republican Voters of Franklin County.
UNCOURAGED b'y tLe generous support recei
. _L4 I ved Irvin you, on a former occasion, and .at the
rrien - ds, 1 again
icitation — o
earneA - so
offer myself as on nd i4ate—for-JlCounty—Treasure
subject to the decision of the Republican County
Convention. t nytpid you can consistently Rive
me in aftecting my nomination, will be gratefully
appreciated. ' Very Truly -Yours,
WM. FLEAULE. •
_Quincv,_March 29. 1.867; tc
DR. T.•D. 'FRENCH;
7ZeJEIZT TX IST,
TNSERTS Beautiful and Durable teeth mounted
on Plating, Gold and Vulcanite.
Particular attention given to the preservation o
the natural teeth.
Nitrous Oxide Gs administered
t►on of teeth without pain.
Office at his residence on Mechanic Street,
Feb. 8. •
DR. D. STOUFFER,
DENTIST. GREENOAST-liE, PA
TEUTH extracted without pain. Of f ice in CUP.
penger'e building, nearly opposite Adams' Ho.
tot, where he will attend to Dentistry wit i care and
attention. Old Gold and Silver plates taken in part
pay for new ones. Teeth inserted from a single
tooth. to a full set, insured for one year.
jan 18-4.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
PRIVATE SALE.
THE subseriber offers at Private Salo his value
bie property, situated on Main Street. known
as the
4 Waynesboro' Brewery;',
including Dwelling Roue°, good Stabling, &c.—
For terms, Are. apply to
jan.lB—ta
HOUSE PAINTING !
GEORGE & A. D. MORGANTHALL having
asencinted themselves in copartnership in the
Painting. Graining and 'Glazing business, inform
the public that they are now prepared to do house
painting with armless and despatch•and upon rea
sonable terms. Persons having any work in their
line, will do well , to give them a call before making
mgagementa elsewhere.
MORGANTHALL & SON, •
March 29 —tf,-
FRESH LIME !
PHE subscribers take this method of informing
I the public that they have now on hand, at the
- nets Kiln, a superior article, of Weed Burnt lime
for Whitewashing, Plastering, c.,,which they will
continue to keep and sell at reasonable rates Ouring
he saison. , JOHN & JOSEPH M. HESS.
March fl—arn • • •
SASH,-00011, SHUTTER, BLIND AND
FLOORING FACTORY
lt/EANUFACYFURING • to order and otherwise,
all kinds $f Building material at moderate pri
ces, Afro aiming of every description,•by mill-and
circular saws, at the Antietam Factory.
April 19 ---3m.] • TY. F. GOOD.
N. B. Saw logs of every description wanted. for
which We will pay the highest price. D. F.. G:'
Plants, Plants, Plants.
VARLY York Cabbage, Tomato, Egg, P eppe r,e,
LAN titrawherry gmultorist) swept, Pow° dre.,
&i., by the dozen, buudred or thousand , at the gar
den of Ir, r.
A pril ? 9-6 w.
Aurlpygs AND POTATOES.
, Iprge lot of elioice Potatoev just received: ,
,Apples by the peck or bLeael at
arch. 29, '67.) , ,. , , ,
an•qtemalownoo94lor4%
T. J. FILBERT,,
DRAPER.
I Has - eoresl4ntly 'Rafe n full assortment gig
GOOD "JO Genitiinen'aware. ' .071
dit7,Fnahioryi a on' hand.'
,4 0 1 '
WaNnesborn
tiIit,4NII3ISII4...AMX4.22iISW:gAtiiir,S;ZZA t
tnineJ his', ntferitiiti`
' .L thWiiitivation of Plants' 10 . tiow'pripared,l4
ni.4' the plibiEr, wjth scadet Potatne , Uabl;)git, Peek
luid,Piqiiiii'Phinta, titan Ind inose firte'rfilior
1164,4, the dolled ' pr'huridred . ;'
4011 nen A ritieilin *J '
• • `A Orli
4111410E8.foiln
C
t • .1 Sc llosirfaces.
or the ezt
GEO. FOURTHMAN.
MUD'S. I
AND
SliNhlEA tHl3$l
dEORGE -STOVER
HAS ItETtiRNM, .1110 g, PFIILADEL
-43
PEIA MIT itaippq OF
DRY ' CADS
,;Jug *a' 'iiiciii , 6it-i-- Oa ,
AND
St! zxm .274 Et 5M3 •
NOTIONS, QUEENSWIRE
MEM
ERIES
ger To which he invites the attention of
of his patrons and the public generally.
OceobeP 26, 1866.
A NEW DISCOVERY !
Hagerstown the.placa to Buy
DRY GOODS!
& A. YINGLING; East corner of the pub.
11 - 11 olio square, have just opened out their Mam
moth Stock of Spring and Summer DRY poops,
Nonow, &o. They have now.in store and for
sale ' •
2,000 yards Calico (fast colors) at 123
,600 " " beet qualities
- ,200 " 4.4 Bro. Muslin .
I,IOQ " 3-4 &,7.
8,000. " 4 4 "
900. " 8.4 &7 8 "
am and - Fanc y reel Goods,. ail
• • . • • - 7 - 077 mm a 'goo eye la
laine at 25 cents to a Oro Grain bilk worth $5,00
per yard. Their stock of
. -
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, WHITE
GOODS, EMBHOWERIES, •
HOSIERY;GLOVES, IsaiTIONS. &c., •hi the
largest in the county and will be,eold at greatly re.
duced ricee. A lar : o stock of
Table and Floor Oil Cloths, Straw Nattings,
fire. &c . , will be gold
.at
SitTrge clock of F.' HULL & CO.'S 4.elebrated
Hoop 8k iris always on hand. H. &
May 8— lyi
ORAMBRRSBURG
til t,l! I~,l_!„411.
Ir HE citizens of Waynesboro' and vicinity are
I respectfully invited to give our Establishment
a cell alien visiting Chambeo3burg.
We have 'a general asfuirtment of SCHOOL and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, BTATIONAkY
and BLANK BOOKS.
Also a full line of WALL PAPERS, BORDER.
ING, Paper and Linen Window Shades and Fix.
tures,. Picuito Frames, Cords and Tassels,
Fairehilds' and other' celebrated make of Gold
Pens, which we warrant to give sat istaction.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Morocco Satchels, Tray.
Cling Bags and Baskets.
Berlin, Zephyr and Domestic Wool. '
Photograph Albums, Pocket Books, Family, Pock.
et and School Bibles.
Presbyterian Methodist, German Reformed and
Lutberan HYMN BOOKS.
Book Binding in all its branches attended to.
Paper ruled to any pattern.
Blank Books made to natter.
Goode ordered weekly. from the Eastern Cities.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to,
Agency for the sale of Internal lievenu a Stamps
J. N. SNIDER.
April 28.-61.
J. W. MILLER'S
ARRIVAL OF
Spring & Summer Goods!
HAPING returned from the Eastern Cities with
a choice assortment ol goads belonging to their
line, such as
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, QUEENSWARE,
CEDARWA RE GRocERIEs. CUTLERY,
GLASIIRE. AEC ,'&C.,
I tender my thanks to the community for their
liberal,petronage anti hope to mash a continunr.ce
of the same. J. W. Al,
A pill' 19, 1887.
MRS. C.l. HOLLINBERGER
lrirAS removed her Millinery Store to the honer ,
forrherly occupied by Dr. Lechler, on Cnurrh
Street, and the first trout Coon &Stonehuuse's Dry
Goode Store.
Nhe has just returned from Philadelphia and is
now opening a splendid assortment of summer styles'
of the latest pat , eras;
Bonnets, flats of every style. Ribbons,
and all kinds of Trimmings venally kept in a
Millinery. Store.
Thankful for pad favors and hopes a continn
ance of the same.
April 26-4.
WELL - TRT.EI3'.II.qqED.I.4S
Iluatimatti licathieratmcr, an .immediate and eer •
viin cure,
It is also a sure reined) , for eiralchea on horses.
BusseLea SALT RUIWIE 0/NI7tICNT, is unequal
, ed, r . -0,50 cts
,Russaide . P.n.*Divrminteetireinillex , rilt
. er'remedies have filled. $1 00
These ointment,, are certain, safe and reliahle spa.
cifics, as thousands have and are daily certifying.
For.ita le b y e all Druggists end medicine dealers
nenerif 11cpat ,at,s 4 PIN4II-10T '.l l / 1 1./BN &NO..
'BART, Wholesale Druggiats, 214 Fulton st., (near
, Gerenarich)..kew,:itork r . ;;_r, , •, • ,- •
tf.ertt by mail; 4tch..40c.; P. R. 65g.; ?Rik 1,50:
ppiil26--6m.
•E R NEt.IT'D.TA PE;;'M ' D. 112,8 Broadnmy , ,
Nevi haiing for Years reside iliSease's efwornen
alpecislity' in study :and practie'd; with inii r ked o r rs;•
fegrionat 'sacral's; devotes his tithe'ritiw mosolY to of:
firm practice and ,corretpondence with 10 ;mailroom
patrodit,t4rinighOnt, t4 o . 4 .initetLeliters..4:litulitie con
confidentially address hine on the most delicate sub
ject. and receive proper art/ prompt reply. Enclose
stamp for peateco. ' • {April 26--Stn. '
Omit
WOhoheiro,lroOttraritita t0r, 7 01
Ire rich, wieb'erll lre(*.r/ A Obis woo to, mod.e
wimp foi_p_onikiere.:',. LUXE, 144 tiveaker 414.
New York, (Aprit,2o-9ur
ARJEN AND PLO It frikti
Ultioportwou;AcOlivelLitlii 411 ay,; end obi itt Skip
1111 WIT 1:1$' ; itelp*
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'Arc flow Itegeithig ;
a. Large Stook of , •
'Jnt 6ifiros,
CROCEiturEs,
4WEENSWARE,
UARDWARE.
r We mill the attentirin of our euetchnera and the
%, •
;eminently to our new sleek of , goode itilleh are
DOW .
eheiper than they have
been for five . ears.
•
Our goods have been bought at low prices aria
we think . we con eel l them to suit all buyers. Give
us a call,-
'AMBERSON ,DiNEDICT 6c Co,
April fp, 1867:
To every Mao, Woman and*Child. The great
reduction in pricos at the Waynesboro new
BAT AND SHOE EMPORIUM. First
class goods almost as cheap as over.
This is a personal invitation to the reader ,to,, ex
amine my Isrgest undMost complete stock of blAing
and summer goods aver offered itithis little Borough.
Also the best make of Clocks and Trunks
Tobacco, &gars, . Lamp Chimneys, Wicks,
Paper Collars, Hose. Kerosene, Inks,
Indigo, Soap, Lye, , Paper, Lead Pencils, Pena.
"Soda, Ginger, Variety ofSoaps, '
Cloves, Cinamon, Extracts, Hair Oils,
Pepperdrlatches-Lilly=Whiteißtigue - -Ballei
Pearl and Silver P . • • •
Gloss starch, klhbe blaekning and Vamiih,
Candies, A Imonde, "Mill Wa ll and Window
Filberte,Pea Nuts, Brushes, Oak, Bushel, Clothe s
Canes, Umbrißas, Chip an 4 Market Baskets,
Shoe Strings,. • Essence of Coffee,.
Stonebrakers Liniment and Pain Killeromd_many_
other Trin ets.
The Metalic Shoe . Bole, to keep the dampness from
the feet Should never be lost 'eight of. Retail . pries,
25: - A lso - shivp - rtighThtiiMldt - the low rate of CO,
and the sole furnished at a price which will pay , a
largo_percentage.,_---- - --- -----
Remember the place ditectly. opposite - the Town
Hall. on the Diamond,
Ladies and Misses cull and see the nice trimmed,
and, untrimmed Hate, Oh, I can sell them so cthellp.
April 12] J, DEAVER.
EIVIPIRE-SHUTTLE -- M2tuIFNfE
/
PATENTED FEBRUARY 14, 1660
SALESROOM; NO. 921 CRESTNET ST.,
PRILADE L PlilA.
This Machine is constructed on anew principle of
mechanism, possessing many rare and valuable im
provemcnta. having been examined by the most pro
found experts, and pronounced to be SIMPLICI.
TY and PERFECTION COMBINED.
. The following are the principal objeztions urged
against Sewin; Machines
1. Excessive fatigue to the operator.
2. Liability to got out of, order.. •
3. txpense, trouble, end loss of in repairing.
4. Incapacity to saw every description of material.,
5. Disagreeablepoise while in operation.
The Empire Sewing Machine is Exempt fremitil
these Objections.
It.has a straight needle, perpendicular action. mak.
es the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which will
neither ,RIP nor RAVEL, end is alike on both sides;
performs perfect sewing on every disciiption of ma
terial, from Leather to the finest Nansook Muslin,
with linen, cotton or silk thread, from the coarsest
to the finest number.
IT IJE MS, FE US, BINDS, BRAIDS, Tuns,
QUILTS,PI.aFiB, GATHERS.
Having . neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, end
tho least possible friction, it runs art smooth sighs',
and is
EMPHATICALLY A ;CpTBELESS MACHINE.
•
411 varieties of LenlNsr MAclusesfrorti $BO tip
wards.
rir Particular attention is called to our NEW pmt
IMPROVED Manufacturing Machine, for Tailoring,
Shoe-Fitting, Couch Trimming. &c. Its advanta
ges are eimplicity. durability; rapidity, easy adapta
tion to all branches of mnnutacturing. It makes
perfect work on all material. It is. eapecially, -desk-
Ale in sowin! Patent Leather, and is very mill. In
short, it is the most perk - et : manilla
in the market.
4, 1. E. Every machine cuaraaved
EMPIRE S. M. CO.,
921 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
CV".Agenta wanted.] NELbOii READ, Agent.
Mar. 1-241uus..
COACH MAKING !
MHZ', subscribers. announce to. the public that
they arc carrying on the coach-tusking b
nets in all US branches, at the old stand, op E et
Ma in Street, and have now for sale a fine *toot of
RRIAGESnnd ItUNGIEts, new and
second•handed,' which they will dispose of tx,
. , • .
upon the moat reasorrble terms, -end warranted ,to
be on reprepresentod., Repairing of all kinds done
it short notice and uppn reasonable terins. None
but the best annelid used and only the heat mechln
ies employed. They feel ccuifident that their work
will give SoliAttie:l:and tilapcctfully,solicit a share
of the iittblie'lmtronage:'
April 12--6 m.
ttrit7V E 7/71,N,G
THe undersigned, having thoroughly studied the.
subject and having in - the lase five years had
considerable experience as a. practical . Surveyor,
prepared. , to.do all •kin,ds., of surveying, laying Sint.
and divi hug up lands at short niitire anil,nn reason
able terms, Persons entrusting him wit§ work r,ny,
rest assure d Mukha will spftratto•paitie , render
his work nceunite ands satisfactory. pains ,
. , „ , • A. U. STOlskirt, •
April s — am, • _ '- • • • •
•
I "F7,4SO3STT " i r 'MEASURER;
A'T theltoPei.tatioit „
number of my f r r e fia,
ontionoco Myself corfilithtte for !the office .01
COUniir Trraeuenr, fajeCi to the decisioi of this
Uttiun ( lstorttieeting,Vottnte Convention.
' • PIZNYK. UtdNiVELT.
5,!67,- le.
shady •Groyo. A
~c I o I U - N ?rlt
rrIHF4 4n4tpignE;Al.lct, tho'llitipi;gh`:
.14 MemerskiNrsi,:idoca ,eita a i.acOittahi'llt
die oifico of '4 ;4 /tIXTY
thaxtMck4con tut : tif,x Unioq itepublean 42.1.111Vi'n•
don of Franklin Cuuufy. „
,-• „
mcreerib,aq, : b6r4ll,.l3l7, : te. •
•IfESS dc CROUSE.
Brellswarr,
AraPalm,* mu*
qoiits
• And other ireful aritarra at the pia* 61 the BIG
Waynesboro, Pa, pbere a large
o ak'
.sortntent of .
OKETOVES,
• MNS-PLATE STOVES,-
PARLOICST9I7O,
• 00AL 'STOVES; &o.
of the fateet improvelirntr, the very Lest in t
merket, it. thirt;heep,Tin end ,IStove Store, of
• 7 D. D. itUSSBELL.. • ,
T N A. 2.7 E
,mad'e of the beet Tinitk:the market, and warranted
at tho sign of the , •
di -- EIEGI 4 2A.
if,d331.6
• D. B. RUSSELL' keeps constan tlyion hand , a
large assorimeht of Rothe, Furnishing Goods ?or
sale cheep 4 Pure No. 1 K orosermAtt and, a
• larger
assortment of LaMps. •
Washing Made Easy 1 .•
by calling it the 'sign of the' "Dig. Red Horn" and
getting the beat Olotie. Wringer ever made.
rir Perionb iu want of - Stoves; Tinware; House'
furnishing Goods, '&e. &e,, Can get' full value fu
• " hilare
• D. B BURSELfr. -
Sign of the "BIG BED HORN"
•
Waynesboro',
Feb. lb
NEW GOODS!
New. Spring Goods, at
CHAMBERSBURG, PA.
r have just returned from the east and are
I now opening a tremendous stock of dry goods;
CARPETS, and all goods belonging to their line.
and would here say to all who want to buy goods
cheap and have the pleasure of selecting from the
largest stock in the comity, not .to rail.•callin g at
Metcalfa_drAliteshew's 4 No. 15 Main-Street.-before
buying, as they aro determined to sell goods and
sell them as cheap as the cheapest.
M ETC ALPE &H IT RSILE
ChttmliFriKre. March 29 0 186'7P.
N. B. Goods of every deecription wholcsa!etl to
otorelf!eperarat-pity - jOithOleFfridC4: ---- 14 - 61 - r.-
Fresh Lime for Sale !
THE suhseriher,takes this method of informing.
....the public that he has waged in the Lime
-burning-hnsineas, nnd wilt continua -- to - keep - WO - Mt:
Burnt Lime for white washing. plastering. &e.. on
hand during the sermon at moderate prices. A au.
perior quality of stone used from the Ripple query.
Kilns known as the ti hockey Limo Kilns,
March 22—tf] • AARON FINK
SPRING OPENING!
And 'with •it Are - announce' a
Grand Opening of all the
Varieties' oC• Dry
Goode, Gro=
ceries, &c.
& 110EniCirS.
The attention of the community is respectfully
directed to the splendid assoitta.mt: of
Cassimeres, Cloths, Tweeds, Jeans, Denims . ,
Cottonailes, I.lnen Goods, Oo r .-
durojs, Velvets, &c.
Alto a fine variety of
Ladies :Dress Goods
of the latest nOvelties, eonsiAting of
Mozombitiues,
Drlaines,
.Perce Ile,
Alpaccas.
Gingham% , Lawns, Prints, with h, large stock of
Groceries. Queens% are. and qedarwaro, all of whi.;ll
tho undersigned arc offer irg, very cheap.
The subscribers tender their thanks to the com
munity generally
,for their liberil patronage and
kindly sulk a continuance of tbo Mt me.
PRICE & IiffXI,OCIT.
April 5. 1867. . _
HO! THIS WAV
FOR
BARGAINSI
,NT I VW is the time to buy gantlet from F. do 3, E
ilen cheap f.•r cash. 'ore areount of the'grt. at re
duction in price sof goods iq the Engem mariteN.
• -We are furnish our ctu:tomera aiui th..
fiithlid generally with all kiwis of goods in our lino
:at tc.et
, .
LOWEST CASH pnwEs.
Como care, come alt, cud buy your "
Rats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Notions, Trunks, Clocks,
Bastets, Mats, &c.,
Arplguilid ureic/rlllpol, of Watchen,
rut i
46woh'y: jto4tsrietelircil aria will -I,e wad nt
trointly luw pricca. Now is thetinv. Wt' v, lj Le
plitovo4l ;how our goodi in nil , arid a 0411 will wit.
lay th niubt uturuiltatius ihmt. we coo roll el:lent,
fra"Wu:pbe9 Cocks soil Jewelry
.
istiert, but!ee.
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