IFTOtWANTTOBIIMEAFGOODS PRICE & HOEFLICH'S, Where they have received the finest assortment of goods of all kinds that have been brought to Waynesboro' since the war. Bought at a low price and will be sold accordingly. The sulitcribers kindly ask the citizens of Waynes. boro' and vicinity to call and examine their goods, and feel assured that they will concur in the a bre statement. Silks, Alpaca Reps, Pique cloths, Mohair Reps Merinea, Del sins. Coburgs, All.wool Delaius- in- all lhades and qualities. all varieties, with a host of all kitalgTOl - igg, Oct. 4 1867. PRWE & HOEFI B REAKFAST shawls, Long and Square Shawls, Small Shawls, Infants Stocks, at Pules & HosrucEre Woo t en Goods from t tie Chambersburg ac cry a - Palos & Homicat's. G UM Blankets a nice article for a rainy day at w HITE Wool and Groy Blankets at hues & HOKFLIOII'iI --IV/IF-A-Nark-TTA-N,Germantown Factory Yams at Paws a Host tacVa ALOT of Pretty Cassimers at Place & mattes's NEW Styles of Honp skirts at Paws a Hossuen's B ALIVIORALS a vary_cheap_lat_jaa Paws & Honuca's AILE'N and Boy A s la ß a ar a s d a ie n a d iw St e o s es s and Chi drena Shoes and Gaiters at H OMENIADE Rag Carp.ta at PlllO3 a Houma's F RESIi Mackrel at B UCKSKIN Gloves and Gauntlets at Paten a Hosniculi , ADZES Sack Cloths at G rim Shoei! and Sandals nt O VERCOATINGS at Amberson, Benedict & Co. NEW GOODS ! - UTE ARE now receiving the largest stock of 1 1 1' goods we have had for ten rears, to which we call the attention of all perscj who wish to buy CA-C, C3 l l, Gar 0 CIIZI El LOW PeOURES We have a large stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QtIk;ENSWA RE, HARDWARE, cheaper than they have been far Nis years. Our goods have been bought nt low prices and we think we can sell thorn to suit all buyers." Give u 4 a call, • A Ni BERSON, BENEDICT' dr. CO. October 4• 1867, VALUABLE PROERTV PUBLIC SALE. ripHE subFcrib.r will offer at Public sale, on Sat urday the 19Th day of October, 1867, his valua ble farm, lamas in Washington Township, Frank lin county, containing 121 ACRES, BO acres lying West of ilia road leading horn the Waynesboro' Greencastle and Mercersburg Turn pike to Hoover's Mill (formerly Carbaugh's) and 41 acres lying east of said road. The improvements are, a one and a half story DWELLING ROUSE,. and stsble. On the Su, acre tract there is a fine YOUNG ORCHAD, 2 springs and running water, and on the 40 acre tract a mill race running througb the Easter„n part, The farm will biesold undivided or divided, to suit purchasers. After the sale of the land he will offer his valuable residenee on Main Street in the Borough of Waynesboro; being a large TWO-STORY HOUSE, tecontly remodeled and refitted throughout, with a well ot good water, spring house, cistern, bath houuse, stable anti all other neccessary out-houses thereon. together with a fine selection of choice fruit. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day, on the first mentioned premises, when the terms will be made known by W. W. WALKER. Oct. 4—ti. 0 V. Mom AM" PUBLIC SALE ! lIE subscriber will sell at public sale in Wiw i nesboro' on Saturday the 121 h. inst ~ the fol lowing property to wit: TWO FINE HOGS, Ten-plate Stove, 1 Parlor Stove, a lot stove pipe, 2 Ileadsteds, 2 sets chairs, 1 set nearly new, 'large Rocking Chair nearly new, 3 Tables, (one new,) 1 Lounge, 1.24•H0ur Clock, I Can of Lard, a lot Preserves and canned fruit, looking glass. 1 wheel barrow, a lot stove wood, axe, wood saw, and buck, and many other articles not necceseary to mention Hale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day when the terms will be made known by Oct. 4 —ts. ISAMU C. LONG. ji;lt)lt SALE-2 000 Chestnut Raild at the stare of the subscriber, V. WIESNER. ej)t. 27. 00 TO l e Tweeds, . , .s, Cords Satinela,JE a Seger% Tobacco, the very same old kind of Rap pee Snufl; Candice, Nuts, Cloves, Cinnamon, Pep per, Baking soda, Ginger, Baking 14toBassos, Shoe and Stove Blacking, Essenca of (Ali*, Paper Col lars and Cuffs, Suspenders, Hose, Paper, Ink and Steel pens. Pates e Hoavucn'a THE MET.A.LT.O STIOE SOLE. ERIE a I 133313X3 PhICH • Iromica's 221.1 FRIO: & 11011SLICa'8 p 1/ n- tic SALE" ()it SOUTH MOUNTAIN MINERAL & AGRICULTURAL LAMA. Will be offered at Public Bele, on the premires, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4td, 1867, the following tracts of land, viz : FIRST PA RCEL At 10_eclock, A. 11f.. near Mt. Zion's Church, on . the road from Smithburg to Babillasville, 4 miles from Smithburg. TIIVALUADLE DAVIS 'FARM, eontaining2s ACRES OF LAND. in a fine stale of cultivation, and ,well-timbered, thoroughly fenc ed and highlY clattered. Besides several never-fait. ing Springs there are on rho farm a substantial Mt story weatherboarded HOUSE, BAR N, OR. CHARD, and other improvements. A large depos it of - Copper has bee - a found here, yielding from surface specimens about 28 per cent. . , SECOND PARCEL. • I o'clock, P. M., shme day—THE ROYER FARM, about 2 miles from the above at the Cross • . de from Way nesboro' to Sabillasyille. & Smiths burg to Monterey, one mite from tho Western Ma ryland Railroad, containing about 9i ACRES, most of which is under cultivation, and balance wooded; good two story 1.00 HOUSE and BARN, OR CH A RD—ailjoining the valuable Eyler Copper de posit. 2d. THE EYLEWTRA CT, • containing about 28 ACRES, a good . HOUSE, stories high, out houses-and timber. A valuable deposit of Copper is on this land. A specimen of pure metal. weigh ing IQ lbs. from this land is now in the meteorolo gical-cabinet of St. Mary's College, Emmitsburgt Md THETRYOR - Ticker , containing 8 - O — K.; ORES, adjoining the above last named, covered with valuable chestnut - and other timber. . The fencing on all the above is in good order. Mr. I. L. Dgivis on the Ist Parcel, Mr Samuel &yer on the other tracts will give all desired infor mation. Terms made known on the day of sale. GEO. W. SMITH, Jr., Agent. rep 20—ts J.-B-E A V E R, DEALER IN Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and Boys BOOTS & SHOES, Hats, Caps, Trunks, ctc. Soups, White, Hair 0 LI, PeriuMeries, Matches, Kerosene, &c. &c. Governtn.nt Blankets. Also Gum Blankets. Mai.y more articles needed and used by everybody. Room on the north-east Corner in the' -Diamond, ' WAYNESBOR.O'. Citizens and persons living in the Country will find a large and well selected btock_ot first. class goons at as low figures as can be sold in the coon try. Sept. 20 l r SHE "EUREKA" SMUT AND SEPA- I_ RATING MACHINE. PATENTED FEBRUARY,23. 1867. 10. HAYS, Sole Agent For Franklin, Perry, Cumberland. Bedford and Fulton Counties, Pa . and Washington and Frederick Counties, Md. This Mic ine ie put before the public upon ite own merits. It is the most complete machine of the kind now in use, and is guaranted to all purchasers. In no case will pay be required until the machine has been thoroughly tested and sat it faction give - n - For Circular ad ;reed M. HAYS, Mercersburg, Pa. N. I3.—The subscriber also builds and repairs MILLS of all kinds at short notice and upon the most approved plans. Cast Iron and Turbine Wa ter Wheels, Burs, Honking Cloths, Flour Packers, Belting, ('roof Staffs and all kinds of Mill Furnish ings furnished at the lowest cash prices. All work and goods warranted• M. H. June 24. - Iy. PUBLLC SALE! By order rf the Orphups' Court of Franklin County, the subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on the premises. on Saturday the 12th of October nest, at 12 o'clock, M., the following described Real Es. tato, situate about miles from Hopewell Mills, adjoining lands of Catharine Fahrney and others, late Inc property of Elias Noll. dec'd, viz: A Lot Ground containing 2 1i acres, more or less, with a 11-2 STORlir LOG HOUSE Log Stable and Hog Pen, a good Well of Water and a variety of choice Fruit trees thereon. Also oneefield containg 8 AMES and 27 Perches, un der good fencing, adjoining lands of Jacob Miller John and Jacob Mitliour. Terms made know on the day of gale by ABIIM SNOW BERGER. Sop. 20 ts. A ilin'r 100 Acre Farm for sale ! THE underaiened will offer the "Hoover Farm" Public sale. on the premittee, near Ringgold on Saturday the 121 k day of October next, nt 11 o' clock, A. M. THE HEIRS of Geo. %V ilea. dec'd Sept. 27—ts HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE. THE subscriber offers at Private Sale SEVEN HOUSES and Lots, situate on Mechanic St. and on North Street, Waynesboro.' ALEX. HAMILTON. Sep. 20—tf G. Cy. .FCMILC 1 111, No. 16, West Washington Street, DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, Fine Gold Jewelry, Silver Plated We 1 SPECTACLES, &C. Sept O. erstown. NEW DRY GOODS FOR SPRING AM) SUMMER. THE subscriber has just received a most exten sive assortment of new spring & simmer goods, mincing all the West styles or Ladies D ress Goods, Cloaks, Samples. Black and Colored'eloths, Shatvls, Gentlemen and Boys' Clothing, Domestic Goods, Blankets, Carpets, Balmoral an d Hoop Skirts, &c., &c. The extent and variety of our Stock can only ho appreciated by personal examination, which is eo ticited Purchasers may save IA to:10 per cent. ny examining this stock, as great bargains will be giv. en. S. OUILLI Y. Hagerstown, May 31. ciutrEms I cAnrETs 1 UQ r receivpj at Metcalfe 0 colored Wool striped eurpet, Puce till,oo,such na lins been selling for $1.25. All wrol higr.sio jL:qu(ul btyks, fr ant lit i 's; CELEBRATED BASE BURNING - STOVE TUE MORNING GLORY ! The Morning Glory is a perpetual burner, having a magazine or reservoir for reserve coal, which is re quire(' to he third but once a day, end if the proper stied coal is used it is nut neccetottry to it:dandle the fire during the entire winter. (No clinker will remain in these stoves, ror will there-be-any-trouble-from--elate; or-other-impurities inthe coal, the.fire being always at the base of the coal, the im purities 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 and at a high temperature, the amount of heat produced from the same quantity of coal is much greater than at a low temperature, bence'but a smelt quan tity o I fuel is necceseary - to be ing - the pro cess of combustion at one time. The es.tire outer face cif thr - tMorning Glory is radiating surface. Add to this the surface of cbjccts heated by rays of light through the mica windows, and you have the secret of the great heating properties of the Morning Glory with a small amount of fuel. kirFor sale at W. A. TRITLE'S Tin and Stove Stoie. Ile has a large stock of Stoves, Tinware and oth er-goods in his line, which he will sell cheap. --You wilt find the best COOK. NINE PLATE and CO Al, SPOVES in market. Also on hand Br ass Copper and Iron Kettles. His Copper Kettles are better than are offered for sale elv.where, and cheap ei, as he makes them, and can sell at shorter profits. Also the best CISTERN PEW in market, i strong, s implo durable and cheap, is insured not to freeze. Call end see it. All hinds of repairs done in Tin, Copper or Sheetiron. Don't fail to call as you will find a large stock of goods. • Sept. 6.-7 mos. , W. A. TRITLE. PUBLIC SALES The undersigned Agent for the heirs at law of Jacob Hoffman late of Washington county Md., d c'd, will offer at Public Sale in the town of Ring gold, in front of Hoffhine & H ildebrand's Store, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19th 1867. at 9 o'clock, A. M., all the Real Estate of tho said dec'd,d titer Wed as follows. vii: FARM NUMBER ONE. The same on which the said deceased resitlil, alt o& ted about }-of a mile Past of the said town of Ri nggold,jand adjoining the lands of Christian ,Hoff man, Washington Kohler and others, CONTAINING 71 ACRES, more or less, of the very best filmdom land in a high state of allay ation. The improvements con sist of a good two-story LOG DWELLING HOUSE, with — a well of never failing water near the door, large Bank BARN with Wagon Shed attached, and all other receessary out-buildings. Also Two ORCHARDS Or CHOICE FRUIT, and a stream of water running' through the Farm FAR3I NO. TWO. • Adjoining the above FBllll and the lands of Joh.i Welty and others, containing T 2 Acres and 42 Perches of Land, mor e or Ws; also in a gcod state of cultivation The improvements consist of a fine BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with a well of never failing water near the door Bank BARN with Wagon Shed attached and in cluded under the same roof, and all other neccessa ry out-buildings, all of which are nearly new and in good condition- Also, AN ORCHARD OF GOOD FRUIT. The above Farm. are both under good fencing, the mo at of which being poet and rail fence, MOUNTAIN LOT NO. ONE. Containing 10 'ACRES and 45 PERCHES OF LA IVD, adjoin ing the lands of Christian Hoffman arid Jacob hoover. MOUNTAIN LOT NO. TWO, Containing 10 acres and 13 Perches, and adjoining Lot No. 1. MOUNTAIN LOT NO. THREE Containing 11 ACRES and 109 PERCHES OF LAND, and adjoinibg Lots Dios. 1 and 2 as above described, MOUNTAIN LOT NO. FOUR, Containing 8 ACRES and 145 PERCHES OP LAND, more or less; and situated about miles South of Germantown. The above Lots consist princippilly of OAK and. CHESTNUT TIMBER. Any person desiring toview the above prcperty will call on the subscriber residirig near the Ring gold and Leitersburg road, about miles from ei ther place. TERMS.— One-third of the purchase :money tv be paid on or before the tat day of April. 7888, the remainder in two equal annual payments, for which the purchaser will be required to give notes with approved security. bearing interest from the let day of April, 1868, when possession will be given. JUllf4 W. MENiZE It bept. 20 „ Agent. Wayneshoio' "Village Record " copy S t . and send bill to this office.—liag• Herald. • TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. THE subscriber offers at Private sale his resi dence situated on Church Street, Waynesboro.' " improVements are a comfortable and conveni ent Cottage Building, good stable, and other neces sary out-buildings, the whole being nearly as good as .icw. Cistern and well of good water conveni ent. For terms end Giber partim!ars apply to the subscriber living on the premises sepe 20-3 m JNO- L. METCALFE. LCUPCIEB, WANTED. rpHE subscribers will pay the hi.lliest elan price .1. for Lumber, to be deliveted this season, and will vlso want a largo lot fi)r next season. Sept. 6-t f, GEISER, PRICE & CO 1 0 CENT SUGAR ut 1 001) Lovy Sugar at kir SI:RUTS—Good and Map a REID'S, QCFI Ini . SWAIZE;—.'I new Tot of Iwo u l t , ip i l i . t i o . t. , Ves ,tt PAU GROCERY! W. A. REID, Hostetter, Reid & Co. CALLS the attention of buy ers to his stock of goods just 0- I, IM it) received, via : GLASS AND QUEENSWARE, Steamed Cove and Spiced Oysters. The ocelrbrated A. FIELD Brand" in 1 lb. and 21b Cane. McMURRAY'S Balt. Oysters. Lunch - Oysters, an xr.Nz thing for Pic Nic and Private Parties. All sold by the case, dozen, or single can. F 111BIE s (Fresh Fish in Season.] Particular attention paid to the Fish trade. Shad and Herring by the MI or half bbl. Shore Mackerel hi the bbl , halves and quarters. He keeps everything usually- found in a well reg ulated Orcwery, all of which will be sold at a very small advance, for CABII only. , Come to "Mexican.Row_2l-- His beet bow to his customers for the liberal en couragement heretofore extended to him. May 17, 1867.] • W. A. lIEID. P. 8. Highest market price paid for Country Produce, such as Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Lard, &c., in exchange for goods, or bought for cash, r ;,E • ; ; ado ;a DRUGS MEDICINES, PLIOPITS, Go to Fourthman's M 3 T. F..? cv) Ur?. M Rw ID'•". liL'lD* S, Waynesboro', May 24, 1867 Inrgost awrtment of Q A ft PI; T S if 't3wri at the store of rtmusnsoN, Cif - sr:mu & ~~0~~~~ SUCCESSOR TOT COFFEE, SUGAR,- SYRUPS, MOLASSES, KEROSOENE OIL, WOODEN W ARE, PURE SPICES, ' OXIOA 'Rao v `ir.a. -- T a lii its, BACON, CHEESE, SALT, MASON'S CRACKERS. iegr. co Re.. I COOK STOVES U l 7•mrl Ironware, Brassware,- House Furnishing Goods And other useful ariteles at the eign of the BIG RED lIORN, Wayneshort?..o__P44. r_ke_t_festiarge et eortment - - COOK STOVES, - -- • • NINE-PLATE, STOVE,S • PARLOR STOVE, Si: COAL STOVES, &o. of the latest improvements, the very hest in the market, at the Cheap Tin and Stove Stbre — ot D. B. RUSSSELL. TINIXTILRE made of the best Tin in the market, and warranted at the sign of the "Big Xl.e.cl ]torZl." D. B. RUSSELL keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of House Furnishing Goods 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 Horn" and :etting-the-best-Close-Wringer-ever-madru EV - Persona itt vvant of Stoves, Tinware, House Furnishing Goods, &c. &c., can get full value for thcir money by caking on _D. B HENSEL 1,, Sign of the "1310 RED HORN," Viraynesboro', Po Feb. 15 THE IMPROVED ORIENTAL Base Burning Coal Stoves, and Parlor Furnaoes, nave reeetved Ponr First Class Premiums et the New York !Mote nod other Palm Meet the -anent SILVER. MEDAL at the Fair of the American limaltnte bold lathe -Vlty-of New York, 1865. THEY ARE PERPETUAL BURNERS, ONLY ONE FIRE BEING TtEQUT.RED TO BE MADE DURING TILE SEASON. MET ARE PERFECT VENTILATORS OF TILE APARTMENT. MERE CAN BE NO ESCAPE OF GAS FROM THEM.• TUEIU CAN BE NO CLINKER OR SLAG TO OBSTRUCT. TIIR FIREI 'WILL REMAIN FOR DAYS WITH- OUT ATTENTION TIM ILLUMINATION IS EQUAL TO AN " OPEN FIRE." . TTIEY A'RE POWERFUL HEATERS AND YET PERFECTLY ADAPTED TO MILD WEATHER. THEY ARE TIIE - MOST ECONOMICAL STOVES AND FURNACES EVER MADE. THE FURNACE WILL HEAT, SATISFAC TORILY, BOTH AN UPPER AND A LOWER ROOM, WITHOUT ADDITION/Us FUEL. Eight Sizes of the Stoves, and Three Sizes of tho Parlor Fitrriaeee. Ifanufactured and for Sale to the Trade by PERRY & CO., ORIENTAL .STOVE WORKS, No. 113 Hudson et., Alban/. Sold at Retail by D. B. R USSELL, Sign of the Big Red Horn, Waynesboro,' Pa. Pop t. 20 ti. NE W F CARRIAGE LIKING! THE subscribers would inform the public that they have associated themselves together in the Carriage making business, an .1 that the business hereafter will be continued at Jacob Adams' old stand under the firm of ADAMS & HAwicks.. They will have constantly on hand BUG. „ cr . GIES of every description ; new and second-handed Vehicles of all kinds. Igfr Repelling done at short notice, They employ none but good mechanics and nee the best material. Persons wanting anything in out line will do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. JACOB A DAAIS, GBOROE: W KKR, Church St reti, malty . ;rr:tif: tsc 11 E Churt4 .tan DICKINSON COMMER CIAL COLLEGE, AT UARI.INLE, PA. Special announcement to l'nung Men ! The course of instruction is tl.orough and corn prehensivo in every department, current exptises from :PO to lOU less here than et similar institu— tions, located in largo cities. BRANCHES TA Ut:HT: Single and Double En try Ilinsk•lceeping, Penman hhip, Arithmetic, Foiglkii(hatirn it Butines-i iebpontlt nee, Found, Uoininerci LI Law, Phonogra phy, Teli:giaphing. Classic's and higher natio IICS If dewed. For p irtteulapt write and receive a catalogue• Address 41. 21. 'PRIAM EN, Carlisle. Pa. p, 6 —1 t . QUINCY' F 0 trkiDit, It AND MACHINE SHOP 1 -0_ Nvtake leave to inform the public that we in• tend continuing the FOUlteiy and Machine business near Quincy, l'a. We aro prepared mdo all kinds of repairing nt abort notice, also min genr• ing, rust and wrought iron_eh stiwes, iron ltet• ties, oven. doors. 51/0C Scraper 4, stove hooks, ett c, So.c. We also build no improved buggy and wagon Jack. horse powers, bevi I jack, wood saws, iron ash hop pers, iron bottom plate for neh barrels. iron fenc4JA knd coding ma& to order. Old iron bought orta nen in exclringe for ra w work. !IL & L.ll 11E11 Oct. 2' l - tl. Japanned ware, Newest BeNt : CLOTtIING -LAT TIX CZCOITAT GEORGE BENDER i His recently - openel up an entire new stock of ---- Mil 31E 0 ' JEW :VC • 1 4 11 W 41E-A- AND SUMMER gRATAINEI, All of which has been obtainchl froml the justly celebrated house of A. JARRETT, Bal timore. Every article said is WARRANTED to he of the best custom make, and the material just what it isrepresented to be. A lull assortment of GENTS FURNISIIING GOODS always on hand, such as Under Clothing, Gloves.-Efand kora iefs,-flose-,-Collarstotc All we ask is, that you-give -us one trial, and you will always buy, for 'member we do not keep badly made clothing and the good.; are all of the latest stv le. GEO. IIEPi DER. May 4-Iy] Waynesboro. Hagerstown, Md. June 10. THE GREAT MN Dr i Goods Down Twenty-five-per Co! 1171; A. YINGLING STILL A iIFIAD AND LEADING OFF IN LOW — PlEtetSj! t--- E: have just returned from the Eastern Cities with our second supply of Bummer Dry Goods, _puruhnsed at prices 25 per cent less than has been brought ha this tntrket this season. We am now selling • Good yd, wide Muslin-alleaelred) at 14 u- ~ u Do. (Unbleached) 15 Calicoes, (Fair colors) 10-12 Whale Bone Corsetts $l,OO • Good Hoop Skirts 75ers, 1,00 Cottenades 20 ---to Wets Our stock (*Cloths, Cassimers, Lridim , Cloak ings' Cchenades, Linen Ducks and Drills, Dress Goods, - Notions, if osiery,Oloves, Triminimgs, Floor and Table Oil Cloths, Mattings. &c.. are complete ant) we defy competition in style. quiiity and'prici a June 14.'67 If & ‘. YIAGLING. COACH MAKING ! 1"r1 euhge Pleri anntattec'J t' the t uYie , t dies. nro carrying ea ?lie ki:!• 41.'03 in nil it. branches, nt the 01.1 .t , t.1111, oi , r; t Main Street, null hove new for sale a tine tth.e:i. t,, U.lltltlAt;Er3 :Itod new and:ll , -. ~cenni.l.-1-grnife I, wht,i, they will tit.l , o-,e of upon tre (post reauon Ede t:rtns, a-,d ...,.. u ranted to be na represent , ti. Repairing Of 1111 1.11,(1; jolit! n that notice and upon rehaorntble t , rao. No.y• too th e brat mate, only t!to hot,t to r l;:nr• , Illployed. ~, , I ,lld r , nt that lit , f.r IN tr% will g ive entir• re , p. coon) ,o;ten .1 :•11 tr. , of Oro puithe patronage. April 12-- Cal. GREAT KOGRESS DEN FIS ! FIR W. 13. HA VCOK would col lho attention of the citizen.: of \V iy.; , '.l) r and vicinity to the great progress made! in D. lit Science. Having had long experience in the pp.- fraston with the largest and best selection of ,‘ltri FICIAL TitsTu and Dentist's materials in the coon try, ha does not hesitate to guarani°, all work to give full satisfaction, or the in me) , Will be refunded alter a fair trial. The most violent toothache cured without ex traction or pain and the tooth more Esefui for years. The best rel , aences given in Franklin coun tv. Please callmt his office, on second t.trcet between :Sellers' and Nfelirath'e Hotels, Chambersburg, Pa. where he can, at all times be found. ugu t 23,-3m, VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT! ►IE subscribers would inform the public that they have porches d the light of •`the Key stone Portable Field and Flood Fence," patented April 30, 1H67, (rem whom Individual or Town ship Rights mty be obtsined at resonable rates.- This fence is recotnmended for strength and Jura bi:ity. It can be taken down and put under shelter and again takei„out and put up . with remarkable ftri'ity. It is believed to no the cheapest and most serviceable Id* all the portable fences yet offered to he public. Aug. 9—cf. SEPT EMB E,11.: 10TH, 1807. AL - WAYS AHEAD! The First Arrival of die Season AT Metcalf & llitesliew's No, MAit) Strut, Vt'n have j tpit opened trelo,:mlJqi s kof URI GUUDS, NOTIONs, OA [WETS, and all goode helots:44lg to the Dry Goods and Na. tom business, which we are detennineu to sell et the lowon market rate:, (; , tali of every I.le,cription wh )'e •ala t at Ci'y Jelthee.s priced. ' N 1 ETCALF & lIITESIIEW svo. I Li Barberd ng Bak rberi ng ri1111: subscriber intiornts the public Ora ho con• tiltues the 11.1dt:ring be,ittess in t'te room next lloor to Mr. Iteitt's Choi:cry Store, ead is et el , t'nlo' 4 prepared to do hair cutting, shaving. shampoonintr, C. in the best style. The panto' tife of Wu, pt') .nt is rain:rill/11y aolicitctt. Aug 23 1867 01,00 H Oil Clop's. nll patterns and siylo at Oro r•turu Amutrasus, IleructuuT & Co. CIFECIC and plain Matting' at the store or Amstrusas. Hicsunurc & Co. I ADZES Duss 60J.18 awl kinds tt the vto:e AmseusoB. BuNsuicc & Co FUME; N. 0. Molissrs al the star'. Gf ketn9lsos, MNP.DICT & CO ()11, einth and pa p: 4 7 1(.4 1i ,41 store t 14 .011 a cake or line 0 p, ialtAikirt 1.0a7t4,4 litss kvt CI, 1; ADAMS & HAWKER CIIAVIII;RPRURq, PA. 011.•CLOl'Hs, 'I'ItI 4 NIINGS, w. A. PRICII.
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