THE BEST I
101 1.51 7 .. a1b : 4 *b. V CgO DO $ •) Mo
CORN SHELL
SEPARATOR AND--
Patented April 12, 1864 and February 28, 1865.
Farmers can rest assured-that this Machine is no humbug. and judging from the many high recom
mendations of many farmers who are using them, we have c )me to the conclusion that it is the very
Machine that ev.ry farmer wants antitsill have as soon as they have an of immunity to test its meri a.
One men, without an assistance, can feed _ i i 't • • • alre-1- •
""LFIIMMIIMMI
1011.-1111 ,, , - .1111r:11k,' , 1A.- lk.•-74111.k-,
The fotlowing is. the report of the Judges on this Machine,' at ti.e great trial of "t•gricultural Imple
ments, held at Auburn, NY, in July, !anti, under the auspices of the Nea ork AgricultUenlS , ocii ty;
'‘Among the Machines on Exhibition, was a Hand Corn Nhelter. separator and Cleaner. exhibited
by Jacob tirinkerhorf, Auburn. N. Y. We have carefully examined and thoroughly tested this Machire,
and have no ti e sitat i ,,n in pronouncing it the best Cora Sheller we ever saw. It readily adapts itself to
ears of - any aiz• and shape.. chile ch an, and with great rapidity and ease, and at the same operation sep
arate+ the corn from the. rob, and the chair from the corn, and delivers the—corn ready for market ; and
it requires btat the labor of one person to operate it. The whole_alrair is simple-in construction,-and-dur-
JOHN STANTON GOLD, Pres. N. Y State Ag'l Society .
BENJAMIN P. JOHNSON, Soc'ry N. Y. Ststo Ag'l Society.'
SOLON R iBINSON Ag'l New York Tribune,
S. EDW VRDS` TODD, Ag'l Editor New York Time,.
Dated Auatair, N. Y., July, 1866.
[Copy of I.etter from U. S. Agent for the Paris Universal Exposition.]
"M&. J. DRINS.R. , HOFP—Dear Sir: My Advisory Committee, 'appoint. dto Beloit implements for exhi
bition at the Universal Exposition, in Paris, in 1867, have selected and recommended to me_your :Corn
Shellerreiv - th - chnsrin Am er ic a bave_arrypted their report, and will forward your shelter, it delivered
here, ready fur shipment. en or hetore Jantray 1,1867, Yours truly."
.1. C. , DERBY, U. 8. Agent, &c.
yr' Th e undersigned having secured the right for Franklin County, Pa., and M ayland, a portion of
the Territory will be s,,ld on liberal terms. Good and responsible agents wanted to sell the above Ma
chine who will be supplied on application. Retail price of Machine $26 GO. For further infertile tion
address
N. 13. We 11risle° manufacturing GRAIN DRILLS, Corn Spellers. Waitting Machines, Straw
Cutters, arc, and ere prepared to do all kinds of REPAIRING at shcrt noticeland in a workmsmlike
I=l=l
:Nov. 29, 1867
A NOTICE FOR ALL TO READ 1
TIVIIOIIIING GLUE"
la the Cheapest and the Best Base Burniny
Stove &l ore the Public 1,
THE Nn. la M. G. setts at *25. and is nearly ISU
11.4. heavier that. the No, 9 "riental, and is larger
than the No IC or No 11 which sells at flan to six
dollars more than the Nu. 9 M G. Again, the moth- ,
ing Glory is the only stove that breaks up its cinder
and passes them MT with the ashes. This is done
b y means of its Mill Grate. Th is grate is not in
any ether stove, nor can any other stove use it—
This mill grate is insured for live years, now, in the
Oriental stove, when you mu-t take out c infer yi'
have to open a door on top of the fire-pot and with
a poker rake them up and pass them out through
this door Vry nice that. provided sore eof the hot
cinder falls on your nice carpet. "Oriental Book,
page 3 says th a t yo u must take off your pipe during
the season from the stove and remove the ashes &c.,
which have acrumulated in the hack flue ." An
t,ther nice job in a nice room Now, nothing of this
laud have you to do in the Morning Glory.
W. A. TBITLE is the only agent in Way nos
,boro' Mr the sale of the M. G. stove. He has sold
since the 28th day of Sept .50 of these stoVes. The
M. G. has taken since 1866 all first class Premi urns
over all other Base Burning stoves. Call and see
the stove in operation and learn vi hat the stove is,
for yourselves. then you can judge which, is th e hest
stove. Trusting that in this exposure I hi re done
no injustice I leave it for the pubic to judge as to
which of these stoves shall receiye their Patronage.
CELEBRATED BASE BURNING STOVE
THIE.SMORNING GLORY 1
The Morning Wary i a perpetual burner, having
a mpg-zinc or reservoir for to_wrve coal, which is re
qu heti to be 611. d but once a day. and if the proper
vtl coal is used it in nut neeccasary to re..indle
the fire during the entire whoer.
(No clinker will remin in these stores. nor will
them be any trouble from slate, or other impurities
in the c oni, the fire being always at the bake of the
coal , the impurities are left in the ashes and ground
out by the “.Ifill-gr to.")
'MERE'S NO ESCAPE OF GIS 02 DUST
ECONOMY OF FUEL
Thn conl! rf
0.. me. _40.,,g pe,rfect and at n
Ligli temperature,, the amotrit of
_heat prwitke 1
AMERICA !
LIDY, LF.CRON & GILBERT
from the same quantity of coal is much 4 greater
than at a low temperature, hence but a .mall
quad
trly of fuel is nercessary to be undcgoing the pro
cess of combustion at one time. The eitire outer
surface of the Morning Glory is radiating surface.
Add to this the surface of bjocts heated by. rays
of Ilk ht through the mica windows, and yotti have
' the rcrot of the great 'heating- properties of the
Mooing Glory with a 81112 11 amount of fuel.
air For sale at W. A. TRITLE'S Tin and
Stove Store.
He has a large stock of Stoves, Tinware and oth
er goods in his line, which he will sell cheap. You
will find the best COOK. NIN PI, Aa: and
COAL STOVES in market. Also on band Brass,
Copper and Iron Kettles. His Copper Kettles, are
better than are offered for sale els 'where, and cheap
er, as he makes them, and can sell at shorter profit 13
Also the best Clel*EttN PUMP in market, i a
strong, simple. durable and cheap, is insured not to
freeze. Call and see it. Ali k inds of repairs done
in Tin, Copper or ttiheetiron. Don't fait to call as
you will that a large stock of goods.
Sept. 6.-7 mos. W. A TRITLE.
PUBLIC SALE I
1 i
f 'FIE school Directors of Viiaynestyno' District
will offer at public sate, on the premises, on
T ursday, December 19. 1867, the Western Schoo
lieu-e coat Lot. Ihe lot tronts 83 ft , bounded on
the north by Alain street on the south by an alley
on the east by I.' A. Harbaugh, and on the west by
Rebecca &sore.
This is a desirable location fur building. It is
well calculated to divide IMO two lots, and will ba
otf•red to suit purchasers. Sale to commence at
1 o'clock P. M. The terms are a 's follover: Ffve per
cent of the purchase money to be paid in Ca It on
day of sale and one half of the balance on . the first
of April, 1869. and the remainder on the fl:4 of
April. 1869, with interest from April first, 1868.
Possession given - April fine, 1863. By older of the
Board. JOS. BOUM. AS, Pug,
N0v.22-4t. J. W. Seery .
PUBLIC SALE.
ri HE subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on ni
-1 day the CM of December. 1867, at I o'clock,
P. M., 6 Lots of I'l MB t K LAN kJ-. containing fr •rn
6 ,to 12 acres each, viz No. 1,2, 3,4, 5, and 6,
These lots have on them quite a quantity of timber
for present use and are well set with young Chest
cut sufficiently large to split horn 2 to 4 Rails to
the cut. The lots are in bight of Tomstown, less
than 1. of a Mile hunt the place , on a good road, and
will be sold to the highest bi , der without reserve.
Terms to suit the purchaser. JNO. AMMO Ult.
Nov. 22—ts.
JOIIN y A. UATTON,
[From the Philadelphia Dental CJlluge 3
D'ENTIST.
GILEENCASTLE, PA..
Nitrous Oxide Gas
used to
•
EX.TRACT TEETH WITHOUT PAIN,
Or when patients desire it, he will tiee the NA R.
1;0T11; SPRAY, a pracess of Freezing the Gunn.
, perative Dentit try done in a I:a:mail - lc tam.
nee
He will insert Artificial Ti eth mounted on Gold,
Silver, Platinu or Vu cache, and wait...mud to g.ve
sitjsfaction.
(Mire, N0.,1.1i North Carlible street, nearly op.
posite the Adams House.
' Nov. 22-6. n.
PUBLIC SALE.
rum rubqcribl r Fell at public rtile on Sat
j_ arday Me 7Th of December, in .Wyy 11 , 1. ,,,,,
15 Shawls Jt•tuet Jh the First Ni , . Bank of ny -
no,buro.' :o comrnence at 1 o'clock on Fail
day wh..n thy terms w ill be made , knots') by
N. y.ls le, JrniN !SINGER.
a i
A N E
LILY & LECRON .
EVERYBODY
COME AND SEE
TOE IMPROVED
ORIENTAL
BURNER
At the sign oi the fig Red - Horn, and you will he
convinced that the Orients! is the best, the hand
somest and the cheapest Duo Burning Coal Move
in the
WORLD
for truth is mighty and will prevail. We have ;the
Morning Glory in our store so that you can judge
for yourselves. D. 11. ItUBSELL sells the No. 9
at $23, No 10 at $27. No. 11 - at 30, - -No. 12at $34,
The Oriental has a larger Ere pot, a better grate,
makes more heat with lees coal than the Morning
Glory:.- The Oriental has taken the four first prem.-
iums at thetState Fairs of New York, and the large
Silver 4 141adIe at the American. Institute. Come
and see at the sign of the-- -
"BIG RED IIORN",
Waynesbno', Pa., imbue you can get any kind of
Stoveryou Want of
D. H. RUSSELL,
who always keeps on band and fur sale Tinware
made of the hest tin and by good workman. House
furnishing geode &c. at the sign of the
- 1310 RED HORN.
,5-111 tio ow - 0a $
Base Burning Coal Stoves,
and Parlor Furnaces,
Mire remitted Four Firnt Clean Premium, nt NN
New Toth !Mate nod other Faint. Also, the
• trent EILVEIL 111 RDAI, nt the Vnir of
the American Institute held in the
City of New Yorit, DSOS.
THEY ARE PERPETUAL 13511.NERS,_ONLT
- I:3NE - 7111 - E'l3 El NG REQUIRED TO BS
MADE DURING-THE SEASON
THRY ARE PERFECT VENTILATORS 01
TUE APARTMENT.
THERE CAN B 1 NO ESCAPE OE GAS FROM
THWAL
Tll RI CAN B NO CLINTAR. OR SLA.42 n
OBSTRUCT.
TER ERR WILL REMAIN FOR DAIS WITH•
OUT AITiUsITION.
Tan ILLUMINATION 18 IQUAL TO AZ
"OPEN FIRE."
NW ABS POWERFUL HEATERS AND
UT PERFECTLY ADAPTED TO
lIILD WEATHER.
THEY ARE TEM MOST ECONOMICAL
STOVES AND FURNACES EVER
MADE.
TRII FURNACE WILL lIF,AT, SATISTAS.
TOIULY, BOTH AN UPPER AND A
• ROOM - , WITHOUT
ADDITIONAL FUEL.
Night Esse of the Stoves, and Throe gm at ft
Parlor Furnaoes.
Xseufactured and for Sale to the Trade by
PERRY & Co.,
ORIENTAL STOVE WORKS,
Re. ill Reis= St., Albans
Sold at Retail by
D. R. RUSSELL,
Sign of the Big Red Horn,
Waynesboro,' Pa
COOK STOVES:
Tinware,
Ironware,
BrillSSware c
House Furnishing Goods
And other Ireful oracles nt the sign of the BIG
RED HORN, Waynesboro', Pa , where a large as
sortment of
COOK STOVES,
NINE PLATE STOVE,S
PARLOR. STOVE, S
COAL STOVES,.&c.
of the latest improvements, the very best in the
market, at the Cheap Tin and stove iztore at
D. U. RI.Jt-38ELL.
PI N WI A U.E
made of the hest Tin in the market, and warranted
at the sign of the
3.3C03•X31.. 7'
D. 13. R1.1: 4 5E.1.T. keeps constantly on hand a
large assortm.mt of Howie Furnishing Goods for
sale cheap. Pure No. 1 Kerosdne Oil mad a large
assortment of Lamps.
Washing Made Easy !
by calling at the sign of the "Big Red Horn" and
getting the hest Ulose Wringer ever made.
re - Persnus in want Of Stoves, TiIIWCIN, House
Furniihing Goods, &c. Atc., can get fu!l value fir
their muney by oohing on
D. 13 111.NSELI.,
Sign of the "DIU RED i 0 i tN"
* luta thorn', Po
Oct 25.
TOWN PROPERTY-7-
rola SALE.
TiTE subscriber offers at Private sqle his resi•
tlem•e ritu.ttel on Church Street, IVa) nesborn.'
'l'ire improvements are a comfortable slid conveni.
ent Cottage liuihang, good stable, and other tieces
s:,ry 8 11 0 j uilli ngs , the whole bri , )g nearly ns good
as new Cistern and well of good water conveni
ent. For terms stiJ oiler prrti •ulars apply to the
r 4.1 bcc riber living on the plettri-tes
srpt 20—aril JNO• L. If E' re ,1 F.E.
Elides Wanted.
MBE subscriber will ply the highest clef] ruire
for f !Hee delivered at tho store of Stoyer &
Wingr r i, Quincy. Or bt the -II irdkvare :il.4lta of
MeskTe. Geiser & Rhin dim, in IY,: aro'.
Must cash Oco will also I,e pa id f.r 300 cords
or Hark, to be delivered at (2oi:,cy.
Nov, 15 Gl3O. MiIDDOL it.
Japanned ware,
Q
PLENDIb ARRIVAL O 1
GOODS AT
11. & A. YINGLING'S,
No. 13, Pub. Square, under Herald °Mee.
We invite the attention of buyers to examine our
well selected Stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &e., -
purchased since the declizieal greatly reduced pri•
cea. As we have Lad the advantage of selecting
our Stock from both Market , , (Now York and
Phila.,) we are prepared to defy competition in Style
Quality and Prices. We ask the'especial attention
of customers to our large Stock of Prints, Brown
and Bleached MUSLINS, Domestic GINGHAM,
(very cheap,) FIitIiNNELS, Red. White and Yel
low, do., Barred,lllthaker and Domitt do. Canton
and all othergradea Sacqueing do. all styles.
FANCY SHAWLS,- - -
BREAKFAST DO. WORSTED DO.,
FANCY CLOMUNGS, NUBIA, HOOD. HAL
_ MO RALS . ,.Er BPALL A - NT GLOTH'Erffr:
Our DRESS GOODS Department comprises the
following clan of pale; viz:
SILKS, Colored and Black,
REPP ALPACA POPLIN,
Silk Poplins all Shades,
English Merinoes, Empress Cloths,
Double Width Mousline,
Alpacas, All-Wool Repp,
Coburgs, (cheap,) Plain Poplins,
Striped Do., Delains,
French Merinoes,Ao.
WeAvnuld_itddeapecial-ndtention-to--omr—Mown.-,
ing Goods Departtnent, tlhich is complete, compri-
r• • ind libiVCß — Ga .opt Ina
class Dry Goode Ilo,lee such ae
BLACK FRENCH NIERINOES,
Black English Do., Block Alpacas Black
contißus, Black 241.,K.8, Bombazines, `:amiss
CI, OTHSJOLA NALBE, It.•pp Poplins,
Canton Cloths. Our stock of
•
Men and Boy's Wear
is complete, such as Cloths, Oassimeres, Sattinetts,
!'weeds, deans. lierseys, Full Linbeys, &c. Also, a
lull line of Notions, Hosiery, Gloves. Trimmings.
Corsets,F. Hull & Co's Celebrated HO Oll
&c., &c.,
Nur. 6 l 8 q 7,
VALUABLE SMALL FARM
rrim subscriber offers at Private Sale his pain
1 containing 43 . acres and some !kr •hcs of clear
land, shoot one halt mile North of Waynesboro',
on the Quincy matt This land all lays to the mor
ning sun and is in the best kind of order, has all
been limed except 12 acres within 18 months to the
amount of lOU bus. to the.acre ant part of it had
200; i ithere is nhout 11500 bus. of 'Mica:tow - ready for
the balance, which will be put onin_the-spring.—
The fences on the pn perty are g• ,o d, a good bearing
Orchard and also a now one of lOU tie, s of choice
fruit just begining to hear, a - nev. r- tailing well of
elegant water, a g ood comfoltable house, a tolerable
fare Barn, Carriage house, Ilog pen, Corncrib', and
- a gi - iiRl iliNtfr - bay Tnis is one of the choicest
pieees of land in Franklin Conn ty, convenient to
l'own and to Mills in the neighoorhood. The land
isfall clear J have also 23 acres o. elekant Moon -
lain , land that I will sell with it if liehired. For ref;
erence to the above property, please-call on 24r. Geo
Besure in Wanesboro', or Mr. John Brentlinger who
resides on said property. G. J. lIALSLEY.
Nov. 29—tf
PUBLIC SALE•
WILL BE sold at public sale on Friday the:2oth
of fee, next, near Pikesville, on the road
leadingifrom the turnpike to Ringgold, the, follow
ing property to wit: 3HEAD , F WORK HOR
SES, 5 HEAD OF !A '171,11,3 of which are mulch
cows, 1 young Bull, 1 young Heifer, 5 Shoats, 1
3 arid 4 Horse Wagon, 3 inch tread, 1 good Rock
away Buggy, I', Gum-spring Drill, good as new; 1
pair hay carriages, 1 Corn Sheller, 1 WheatiFan, 2
pair Breech Bands, 2 pair front gears, 1 pair plow
gears, Collars, Bridles and Halters, 2 sets good Har
ness, 1 pair new Check Mum 1 new Bugg y pole,
!Ismail Band Cart, 1 jackscrew, 1 rough lock, 2
log chains, 1 brier hook, 1 grain craffle and mow
ing scythe, shovels and nicks, rakes and forks, 1
manure hook, 1 cutting box, lot iron 1 horse
plow, 2 double and 2 single shovel plows I corn
coverer, 1 spinning wheel and reel, 1 sausage cutte ,
1 new meat tub, 1 water Keg, 1 churn, lot barrels,
2 hand saws, 1 dinner bell, string of Sleigh Bells,
leather.trunk,
5 TONS GOOD TIMOTHY HAY,
5 loads corn fodder, 25 barrels corn, 1 new saddle
and bridle, treble, double, and single trees, '2 pair
spreader , double link but and brest chains. 1 good
robe. 1 wagon bed, half bushel measure, 1 Sewing
Machine, 1 Accordin, 1 ten plate stove, goad as
new; 10 grain bags, and many articles no t fleeces -
fiery to mention. Sale to comma' nee, at 10 o'clock
on,saial day when a erctlit of nine months twill be
given on all sums of $5 and upwards under $5 the
cash will be required.
Noy, 29—ts. ELIZABETH STOUFFER.
0 V. It ma; Auct.
PITIILIC SALE.
ILL be offered at pubic sale, on Salm. day
the 21st day of December next th 3 large two
story brick bourne and to t'of ground-belonging to the
heirs or Mieliscl Stoner, d c'J., situated on Ma in
Street, adj lining the Waynesboro' lintel. Therm is
a line baton Room in said house and the loeatio n
for business is not surplesed by any in Waynes
boro.'
If not sold on said day, it will be oll'•red for rent .
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, when the term a
will be made known by
JOSEPH S. STONER,
Nov. 29—ta. Executer.
C. C 3. 111C3PEILCIM3,
No. IG, West \Vasbington Street,
DEA.I.ER IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Fine Gold Jewelry, Silver noted Ware,
:SPECTACLES, &C.
FARM roll SALE.
MHE subv,crii)er ofr rs at private stl a 2 niiirs
(rum Waynesboro, a tract of I toil corita wing
65 AC.R .4,1-4
7.
nr iim:stnne lam!. The i rnpr verrkent: are a doulil.‘
I,(iG HOUsE, BANK BARN, a good well of
water, Tenant foube, ‘v.ish Npriii7 1 10!1: 4, '
in te k,mith au.t oth: r ncee,•s ary ave.
m ruts. RUBEL?, McILVA N EY.
Oct 18— If.
Penknife Blades.
111.11 E subscriber has 110 W on hand an nseartmen:
of Penknife Wades. Persons wanting, blade's
put in knives ale requeqe4,l to give him ti (.3)1.
Nov. 8 —4t JOHN EL JUIIN:STON
F.Tr arrival of New Goods at rye stole of
J 4 AMlltatSCW, BENEDICT A (]o.
RHUBARB aiil Vegt tibloi--throuaboultho
:wagon, at R Ear S.
May 17 •
LAST 1.109F1C.E.
A LI, persons indel.t.:4l to L. S. Forney or 1,. S.
/ - I,..Forney ...Sc Sens, by Note or Hook Account, ore
quested to cull and bettlo the altne on o r b r i m °
the Ist /Joy of Jarman next, otherwis e they will be
enced in the hands of n Justice for c.llle•zt.ion.
Nc%. - 11. S. FORNEY..
ii.;ScrA YIN G LING
I Ingorstnwn
SECOND ARRIVAL.
Great R eduction in Prices
PRICE & HOEFLICH'S,
Where'they have received the finest as eminent
of goods of all kinds that have been brought to
Waynesboto' since the war. Bought at a low price
and will be sold accordingly. - -
The subscribers kindly ask the citizens of Way new
born' and vicinity to call and examine Weir goods,
and feel assured that they will concur in the a
bove statement. -
Bilks, Alpaca Repe; Piql2l clothe, Mohair Reps
Merines, Delaina,Coburgs,Albwool Delains iii all
shades and qualities.
Clothe, Cassimeres. Cores, Satinets,Jcans,T weed 0,
all varieties, with a host of all kinds of goods at
Oct 4 1867. PItIUB & HOEFLIVIII3
•
B REAKFAST 'ellawls,
Long and Fgunto Shirts,
Ftnall tjhaw;B,
Infatts sacks, at
Putua & Holm/J(ll'a
Onotis from the Chambe,ral.mg
Actoryl)l4--'--44tit
G U M Blankets a nice article for a rainy day at
PRIOR & '2.
Wr HITE Wool and Greyl c ilanp i t ior sa F t
cfua weica.
ma rlIAT TAN. Germantown Factory
AI,O 'l' of Pretty cassimers at
Pamir &
NEW Styli's of Hoop skirts al
Penns . Horny:Li' a
13 — ALIEORALS a very cheap ILA just received at
- Pates toe 11(.781%u:tett.
14AEN and Daysliorescret4d
f OMEMADE•Rag Car i, s ,l at
10}:puoies
FRE ackrel at
nicie a, 13 okrr Ice's
B UCKSKIN ("loves and Cl
i ft ,n u i r c it r li h qs is n o t sridem
L ADIES Snelk Clot lis
GUM:Shoes and Bandala at
Patcs & llowitcu'r
180.41
LADIES FURS
JIUUSG►N BAY WOLFF BODES!
COON SKIN ROBES!
ehe great Cumberland Valley Hat and Fur Em
porium, the fashionable resort of Ladies and Gentle
men visiting Chambersburg, is at
.1. L. bk:CllErtl"B, outh Front htnct
The largesrassuoinent ulnas, Caps and La
die's Furs west of Ph lia,telphia, Wit. E
OR RE at prices to suit the ticays. A vit.
riety in the way d a full set ut hudie's Furs at ON -
IN FIVE DOLl..sit , i, and a good article at that
After visiting other places call a nil see if we can ,
not sell cheaper good* than coibo L : elsewhere.
Clutaibersburg Nov. 22, 1857
NEW COOS
AT OLD PRICE !
METCALFE & HITESH EW
CIIAMBERSBURG,
• Have just returned from New York and Phil.dol
phi r with one of the largest as oiled s Locks of Dry
Goody and Notions ever brought to Chuinbershur,{
♦Ve are selling most of our stock at sucb prices as
ranged previous to the war. Here they are:
. Calicoes, good for Comforts, only 61
Calicoes very good for 6 to 10
Calicoes best made only 12
Delaincs good (best old ttylcs) only 126.
beautiful now styles. only 181
nelaines, tick made, only :40
Canton Flannel, very good, only 16
Muslin, heavy, one yard wide. only 12
epool Cotton, best waxed, 200 yds. t *
float skirt Ilraid•
CARPETS, CARPETS.
Those bleu'iful wool-striped Carpets • 85
All wool imported, only $1 00
A full assortment of Carpets of every description
at very Wiv prices.
CirC:2OC:I , Z)
A full lino of Drew G. 3.) la of every description.—
OIL CLOTHS
for table and floor in great variety ; in short you
will find a full aysortrouo t of u% ery article bcloag
lug to do. Dry Goods line.
Isiov 15] METG.II,FI; Sr. fliPla II;W.
lit 7. X L 11. _
A I: it I V A I. oi'
NE W GOODS .
ITAVING recei.,e,l a large ttsortir.c.nt of gno,ls
Lill prepart d to alier vr.a ter ni lac
Lhasa hero.ofore nt rolu:•ed prices. All 1 iri :Ell
I:xorninatioa of the .tuck atal priers, and Uu•y mill
tirwur with the ahovo.
Dirk Gtfio:23':§,
Diarzorr,i.
C
rED:xstv.ll Et E
Q ;
CE:i;'ll.:a 7 0' .5.3 LE,
GiacciE:;:liati,
4.'a; IVY ,
C 4 IL C2,1.1;"Z7.2i,
tt'A E'ElviNG,
r tender my th•tn;n to the ronirrsolity G.r L`u•ir
tll.l hap, to merit t:
of III! 14.111). , .
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r oit cake of fine Swop. you inu.t yu
Goo 1 .11/1 C 1.12.11/ a
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and Chi Wrens
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riME & 110E1-L1(11'Y
Puna & llokirtzeu'e
RATS AND CAVS!
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P• & IfuErLicu's
NEW FALL
AND
MN - MEM g
GEORGE STOVER
ilis.S RETURNED FROM PRILADEL-
PIIIA. WITII A SUPPLY OF
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NOTIONS, QUEENSWARE
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ge. - To which he invites the uttentiou of
of his patrons and the publio sfenerally.
- October. 1811,
NEW STORE.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
WOULD respeetfelly inform tho rttlic Ita
they have now opeiied nt thctr tl,s4 routrt,ti
the seuth•we6t corner of the Diarnemi, is .• aY"" , -
1.10:0 . , n large and croft selected st., e tt 01
Dry iNooliti,
Grkeries,
E.Zarihvare
land Collie. .
Btetl, Noil9, Uoach•liwiteis G 0(•
desertpttott, 14,tteertev.are, Ct•ttaryttare, ;:t.„ t
pets, Ihi I.:lut tt, Maras, Glass,
es, rt , h, fitt.l nil 1,110 ut Utsst-i i,e In at ,
regulated Mara Our tp,a.; w a!: !WV,
ueti have !itch imught ea.s:l ut 'the iii a , a.
itt prices.
We llitter (rout Ice. that from rat,
care )11 bueirwas, ..ritt n deter:lan:at .11 t. , c• !, g
at small protita, tve be able t•I
inducement, to all imp sc , e.
ey. call qua se, lor
We nave a large and weft 1. of
al , lane). Dry eulla ,e—g
Cloths, Casstaierc,,
zitatitt ,
./,
Cable I).;lpPin t 19f
A lime
iiiii l iti iiiii, ii'iliWAY
Trinvngs, .""rnicvls, I [nv ri and Ukdchtl
agfl etiirun g s, A chins,s, Lunn's, Fiatint's, tt hits
trdoels, unic..es,ll./slrry and Aaron's. We oro to
ceiving n e w g4ioxlS .2v" ry week rtud wilt supply ally
article W.tflted that w.e Gave lint On nand in a taw
Jays.
the ni,G .f market pre for ail kiwis of
country p;oduec. suntt as IiICU2I, lard, !Sutter, Eggs,
Ducd trait, nags, titc,
(let :ht„ L 867.
L 1T rk; tux orr & FOitIIEST
IMETZISTS,
N Srns:l4 Main Si re d,
Next dour to N Drai; ;;tore (up Stalrs,)
CLlAMlof.l . l6l;isitti, -PA,
Have entirred into copartnership in the Pr ictice of
bi wi-try in all its f••Koctu•:., ind feel confident that
fir Nratneas, Durability and Perfect Adaptation their
work,cannot be AlliptZ.Ved.
N OXJ DE GAS
wet; to extract. Teeth w 11. - mt pair. Wili give
Apecial rttteraton to r btin and preserving the
Zratisral It. Gil t P.: 11'z. and
Teeth examined I'lU L CD
Olio of them will he at Ulu Ihvg 1.105;;e, Green
cto;t!e, Oh the rlV:tt < itluud ty to Vv'ellne.lay of each
month, an.l at tit Th.na.tB ott tltd recoud ,Sunday
and Tucadqy of each m.mth
Oct.' 2.3. 1867.
ly - x It. U. A. tITOCIFI o Elt, DENTIST
6
rErtm.tNE:s, Tl.l' I.oCATED IN
G It F.
,E N C A :-; T LL, i' A
/ illA Vi G faker' a thorough: co' se of in-trUC•
non in Dental science and !mire than five
1 years eiporieneo, to pre p ire.] to pr., etiee [di pro!es.
s!on with ear e and attention. I)oultfe and sing -t o
vela of Teeth radbuted and insured on the lieW
I pinfe, city st) le, which is beautiful and more, c,lrn..
4 fortati ly worn at prices v. hich ih fy corripeutioil.Tieth
niounwil on CI ild or :silver. li..vtug one of Dr•
• ll4cloirdS El!ier or NIICIOI./.: •SprayS, a process of
~
ifi . 7.1112 t , ..• WWI K, prolog an elcell, nt inetho. l 4,1
' bay do; Teeth ex trt.ctol l'a in •ierircely is f; It. ii
~lel.era!ly Irk. .1, 114,1 tii.1.6 . 11,. taA e I 1 , 1 , 1 * 11T IL to NI
, lull:8 Oxiil.! Um:: NI igni ' , to—Electric , y iv i'.1,..4: lot
r 3
‘Awlit rp.; , , , ,d r..:td Ilk 4^t 4i i . :so ch• e o ex . era •
!nation i.f I'e. o. 114ve your T.
et]' ex.linin il i nee
4 4 r 4..ivie a Vol r, 1111, Lill I, if ti, :lOWA I , o' -'
C. vity Ili
form. d ' Choi ali 1 . 1. vtil lII.V I , e ea l'ertzeu
.ar iatei,ft io i-t p.n.! to 1 fuliireiCa teeth (1.40 inu_in
ne4tA, tett by p,:reiti.), also, tf e iii4t,err,4 4, 11 , ~,1 o w
diet...4nd organ by fid4ing,.. .Detital re. Ins in :S.,
Cosine: ,Vlnitiri ' s residence, nice occupied by Dr
iing,,lli:l. livial , t. Welt liaitunore etre• 3.
I /cittlicr 1I '.•4.-.47.
a'a att.:dry and 3-11/.-..sl^, 11 op al
,•il: r GA°
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add:- ks
A . m.., A tf Q:awv, C.., Pa
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WALKER, I\ll,l-Sz
I 1 :•gc..l,t,rtv
'MUCK anti plum .Nlattia4 al tha stur,!
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