Village record., December 20, 1867, Image 4

EININRE SlllTrria 2.4.llkaliNE
PATENTED FEBRUARY 1&, NM
SSA LEII.OOIII, NO, 921 SV.MTEUT
PHILADELFBIA.
This Machine is constructed on a now principle of
mechanism, possessing many rare 'aid valuable im
provements, having been examined by the most pro
found experts, and pronounced to bn
TV and PERFECTION COAIBINED.
e following are the principal objections urged
gatie:t r4tAvin.; Al:tames :
I. Excessive fa:tigue to the-operator:
2. Inability to get out uf order.
a. Expeuse, trouble,4tfl keg of time in repairing
4. Ineapneily to rr cv wren. tic Reription of material
5. Disagreeable mkt, Ivliile m operation.
The Empire Suring Machine is Exempt from all
these Objections.
It has It 'Arnie!' t rick reivei mettlar action, mak
., tut, I. or alit
nt it h t r Elf' nor RAVE both - sltiegr
1 .4.ri0i Tits p,ritcl sunan , 4 uu etyry del-ervion of Ina-.
trrrait . &mu- I,,,ttiter , to-thy - Nnitsook
tsitithim it, cotton nr soli thread, from the coarbest
titirst munll,4.
T fIL ,1 1 1.1 S, lIPAILs, TUCKS
L,11.; !I:1 h, PI, • ITI, GA '1•1i
TioNing Herber CAM nor COG VI
Ni Hi ATI CA LIS A 018E1,1:SS MACH INEi
AU Voritiits Of GAINII.:T 11AI:11PM frOtAl.
Lirrartieular attention is Called to 01 NNW arid
*stettovi , :u :llanu tut:luring, Machine, for Tailoring,
:shoe-Fitting, Coach Trimming, Sic. I advanta
ges are simplicity durability, rapidity, easy adapta
tion to all branches of 11111111 lacturing . . It makes
pertect 'rock on all maiirml. It is •specially dt•rir
u",le ut io.f ‘ e, inti Patent loaiher, •nd is very still.. In
oat s it is the most pert( ct imioutaeturmg machine
market.
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92 I Chi it: ut
n/. want ft J 1' a :Nri 011).2.4F.LLiw. Agtalt
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VALUABLE I.:i Igki) V EVENT!
r. 1-tt!lsc.ll , er• would trdorm Ott - public 'tint
'l.l y iouedi Is 0 the lißtht of 'the Key
:7,olW ion • , to 111 , 1 4 . 11CP, " pltellied
t(. 18 , 7, r•,;11 e.hotit heti% !dual or
thly e obt.lit.ed .tt resotoble
1:1, hto e 101 ' , lle Ijll :Ma Jura
lot 1. It t..,f1 I e tiolA Old 1)0 unilce -h,•tt,r
1.1 otlottl rth. :I a1:,1 it lip e. ii r.
It tit'Vt..l to '.•'
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nee, f.> F. J. Po- c vj
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AN!,
SiLYER VVAUX
NO I:l,Wazd,ingti.ll Nicest,
li-TOWN, MP
REP MINI; PIZMPFIA"FTENDED TO
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tilt :;• ha , i.ndoi;hod nu Ildiiirrltteo A-
Ir:•ttrat.ce of al: Is;n Is iti t I e heti cam p an .
leg sn.l at ror,onaki ,
I .l'. in th.'- A rih A mer i ca .
tang tbo Fn rpri.e lloul, of Airvv
York snd t' v ('ural , e+ land Valley - Mutual of Cum
berland Ca, I'd.
LIVE MT.— in ih e rtnn of linnford
American et and the F.:quit:Ode of New
York.
IN .4.IMA N l from accident t•ansinit irprith of
llirrl.u'ily, in die:ravels r' I11;m:int. Cignpany or
ifarttoni, rt v..imrhle !Dior:ince for Travellers and
R rrhing men of all trades.
Also net, on Horses, Mules, Can't., and
`Sheep, ft lieeth,or .leciat nt, rapidly
to ',lei:errl and stork rais
ere.
Ell kr:a . ..tone an,l rates given and I , nm plilo in fur
ni!.hr,l by j()6EpH )IAiI,AS,
June 14 -- f ] Gener. , l In:nranee Agont,
sse -PA •
AA . rime Beef !
1:' 'ell r would ' , tan the I Willi. that he
otili e, , the Butchering tanai,e,s and
be j p person-; lN 11 in a prime ar
ticle 0: !ii :.;ONDAY and H RN() \I" or
wet I.:tr i the i.e3son, at thy' cellar adjoin
•eg the " ero' Hotel," also on the same
days at hio, residence , lar Pikesviiie.
Till)AlA J. GUNNI.NGII.I;II
19-tf.
E;Arbering itarbering
suitseriber intwins site public atilt hn con
Winos th , business in thi. Toon', nex
il.)or tie koar4 t.tro , •ery Store, arid iv at nil tunes
propm,l to do
our t utilatz, shaving. shatnpooning
c. u. tlo , t • 1.. Clap pat] 011ige ut the pu!)t
to riiitpot tludy ....)13cnod
Au {Sr,7
THL. Chi IS STILL THEY COME,
J A. FISII ER
Of the Wasitiutoti House Merchant Tailor.
ing Establishment,
thin jut received air...'..ii . ,:l':lvek of Goods for
MEN AND BOY'S WEAR,
of Enclii:!:. Fri neh and A rnericnn BEAVF RS.—
Pine , nun! F-1,o• l; ',SSINII.:R I:S. Enßii , li and
•. di I: , ,t: ..-- li . i
S. Flaw and Fr ncy V lIS
.. 'i , ~; he inn& to order tr sold to ,Illt
:("tk.:L/g 0 1 : the I t . . , ,9t, Style
lief! stock f
ITI - ZNI. -- 1; ii•i.i tiOODS,
• I
k of
Cs. Half Hose, Silk and
,L,er4 Pll.e Z 51.1115, Under —shirts,
lt,nt,e7s, :•ek Cies (d all t'.,tyietr, the late Style
- PaNr Cr , liar9, all Styles
~,,,, r , I,e
111•1=1
tore
, uentqi colle g e.
IST.
%.S
£iitxous Oxide Gas
EXT kcT TEE H our FAIN,
')r wiwri p,ort , tirs desire it, hr w i uie the NMI
y, Frucess ,;f Freezing the Gums
77 - Iperatw. , Dent; tr . ) done in a
~t taen'ific man
He will insert Artificial Teeth mounted on Gold,
Silver, Pill Ulla or Vulcanite, and warranted to give
E.tisinctinn.
Oftke, No., I I North Carlisle street, nenrly op.
pante the Aanrus House.
Nov. 22-6rn.
, - -
CHECK and plain Matting at the store of
Ast♦snaox, Berms)l;,-r & Co
It 'CAI & Pk`A
W. A. PRICE
, ;ha times. Custonf•
,0101; ex.arninu.„, my
IR re
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f.r:t;cr.,:ov.n. %1 I.
W EL NTE Dl WA NTE D.
WOOL! WOOL!
The highest Market Price will be paid in CASII
for ookusuri as well as @INN WOOL, delivered at their
Mill, by the CHAMBICIISBURO VITOO'.EN MANUPACTUN
ING 00IIPANY. Arrangements made to receive large
lots at distant points fur shipment.
A tun assortment of fine Common all Wool
PLAIN AN]) FANCY CSSADIRRES,
TWECDS, FLANNENS BLANKETS'
CLOTHS, YARNS,
constantly on hand and for sale, nt the lowest
adelphia and New York prices. to dealers for cash
at usual terms, or given in exchange for Wool.
June, 28—iyj J. 1.1 AUSTIN, Pres't
MilliMitreArd klatrisrld Wet - 4*
T. J. FILBERT,
DRAPER,
0
gita, eimeta - wlirfiir'ziale it: fidra.filWeiii - eilt of
lilloDr3 for Gentlemen's ware. N
§c:
r ' -
I.ute-4t City Fashions always on hand
ny i!u
(I . lllV.ShOrtl ' , i ' fl y.
N.;N: : 1 / 4 ANN N.: N:l4, /$32,
— EEO: THIS WAIL"
BARGAINS!
T°" is the •
time to buy goods from F,. Rt. J.
den - cheap for cash, on account of 163 great re
duction in prices of goods in th, H94tein markets
We aro prepared to furnish our niters and the
public generally With all kn o ts of, goods in our line
nt tde
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
I:oniu otiv, cum' all, and buy your
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Notions, 'frunks, Clocks,
Baskets, Mats, &c., &c.
A s.pier did ilssorident ft VVntvlies, Gol I Pots_
nn l .Ivwelly r in-t rvvvivvil ati.i ttil ibt ,01.1 at ex
tremely low wives. Now i." 11 1, nnn 11 v «ill lie
14 t td li so .1 1 ,vv goo,:. to id dol will s•it
sty tli.. foos-t- mere filous th.tt ise_t_ail sell
cw-11atelics Clocks awl Jcwelry Repair
cd at short, n o tice.
April 19, 1067.) E. ,4/. J
iUILS ULrh)L
rTIF: suhseril er would Inform his patrons and
- 1 - the public generally that he has recently large
ty increased his I,wer, stock, and b• now pea p:1,41
to accommodate, those wishing to hire with etifter
-‹
'IIOEES
, the short. st " non , c, all
1-4: 1 11011 TR. 1'.1 . 5..11S 111 , 1rittg !dorsi sor I'll 4.
gies, fir ridiny or driving, would do w eel
lo__giVe a call, ns his =lock has been si•lected
: with guilt care as regartis gentleness and last tray-
_
His VOlldeq ALL NTIV, tashionalde, and rile rnsy
having . horn Iwught with a va w. to ;lemur:iodate
the pti !Ale,
Parties conveyed to any ',mut desired, at
eninpanieo by a (weal' diiver.
Per-ons wishing tl orses or Buggies, night or day,
will please apply at his lather's Nitddle and II arm :••5
Shop, Atnin Msect, 2 doors west at the “Bowden
House," where an attentive Ostler will always le
in nu c arlee FRANK LIN W LE Y.
August
A NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCO'S"-
1.111" FOR
Ile9torivg the Sight of the Aged,
~:sTIZEIV:TEENING THE WEAK, AND PRE
gERVING THE PERFECT
•crl'he Uoneiive-ootirex, UTI.-,tal SPECTACLES
introduced trowel roe ai',hnrt tune since, have pro
ved superior to any other Glasses in use If undreds
of persons who have tried therm will testily to Moir
muperionty over the old ones tim use
The Concave COIIVCC (11:1 , b1 - a grom.nd (roil)
pure erytal in h d I a tn.ilitier that the toeu- um dis
tributed aver the mone ruetace! They thetelore nb
lord 11 dear amid distinct vu ion to the eye, in what
ever direction tt insy he timed, whereas the old
daub ie convex g•a•sts require n direct right through
their centlTS
TliE CONCAYE-CONVEX !LASSES
are patterned after the shapo of the cornea of the
ha Mall I•y r; they give a clear and healthy light to
the eye, and prevent it from becoming tired or dim.
I , lhe.her by daylight or lamplight. they never
leave that unpleasant feeling in the eyes, which is
Eli common irons the Luse of the old rtyle Ula.ses.--
Persole. who aft: r reading or heWiliefti el their ryes
growing dim and srnirttag, are advised to try these
new and unproved
e ON: va-V-E-C 0-N-LEIX A6SES
They , can he vied a long [lute he fvre chang•ng to a
higher power.
Also constantly on haed EGT AC LES to suit
another d,•lictencte. or the sight, such as near.sight
edne,,s, we.tkness, inllatuat ion, cataract, ..SLc Ev
ery pair or Spectacb•s being nap-4,d by an 000-
nietor which givex the exact power of the eye, is
vvonante 1 to suit.
NEW GLASSES SET IN OLD FRAMES
AY Sil
C FoRcE,
So. 16, \v, , ,t vyttstiington.
I I , ,gerstown, A tit„ti,,t 2, 1867
fiiiNil "FALL thiltIVAL"
i h n as h i is tibt lo r 7 i :l a( L a :ii f l u ie l s i r o t r i t l m s e : l t t oc n i j i
coosibts m I , lla, ot all the latest btyl•zs of men's and
HATS AN'D PS,
Nien's, Women's, Masse's, 11( 's and diildren's
BOOTS GAITE S SHOES,
:Slippers of every deseriptio:i. Ladies and
Misses
cD
nonnet. Frames, Trimmings, Nundowns and Hats,
Dress Trimmings,, Hoop .Skirts, Hair Nets, Hair
Elusiery, gloves, Parasols, Bun Lirnberellas.
Fans,
tichool, Blank and Miscellaneous Books, station.
ery of all kinds; Notions and Fancy goods..
All of which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest.
.Sept. 20— J. R. WI:
1.1.0135 ES AND LOTS
1-'Oll S.A.LE •
99111 E subscriber offers at Private Salo SEVEN
HOUSES and Lots. situate on Nlecharne St.
and on North Street, Waynesboro.'
ALEX. HAMILTON.
Sep. 20:—tf
G iTM Shoes and Sandals at
Para
.& llontarn'e.
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RATOR . AN
Patented April 12, 1864 and February
Farmers ran rest assured that this Mar!tine is no hundintr, and iteltrina from the many hveh recom
rnetolgtionq of Tunny farrows who are te.ino- them, we ►mve,c , me to the conclugiort - that - ifig - frie — viTi
Machine that every former wants and twill Jhave as soon ns they have nn opportunity to test its Ineri . s.
(Inc man, without any assistanre, can fled, turn and shell Seventy five 13ustiels per day.
Iplc mhz.A.,:ic • ak,-Nts
The rollocring is the report of the Juderes on this Unchinit. at the great trial of Agricultural Imple
ments, held nt Auburn. N ,in ink'. 1866, under the auspices of the Nen Nork Agricultural Society:
".Imong the Machines on Exhibition, w Hand Corn tqleller. Sep-tratormnd - Clentier. exhibited
by Jaci ii 'clinked - intr. Auburn, N. V. WP have carefully exofmned and thoronedy tested this Machine,
a-ml-have-no - hesitatiorrin - prop - ouncin - g-it - tlre - brst Corn! Sheller tee rrer eau,.tT y adapts itselr to
enrc of any six. and shape, nhrlls ekan, and with great rapidity and ease, and at the same operation sep.
arates the morn from the cob, and the chaff from the corn, anti delivers the elm ready for market ; and
it requires but the labor of one person to operate it. The whole afEtir is simple in construction, and dux,
able."
JOT IN STANTON GOLD, Pres. N. Y 'State Ag'l Society. -
13ENJAAIIN P. JOHNSON. - Soe'ry N. Y. State Ag'l Society.
SOLON It OONSON AO New York Tribune.
S EIJW A IIDS TODD, Ag'l Editor New York Times.
Dated Annrnv, N. Y., July, 18116.
[Copy of Letter from U. S. Agent for th , . Paris UniyerSalExposition.].
- "MR. J Daryirs ,, llllFF- Dear sir: Div A elvisortT Committee, appiet , d to select imploments•for echi
hition at the Viniv,•rsal DxpoF4itton, in Poria. iu 1867. have selected and recommended to me your Corn
Sheller, ft. , the Imst in America I have nreerted then , report, and will forward your Sheller, it delivered
Fere, ready for shipment, on or before dorm ,ry 1,1867, Yours truly."
J. 0. DERBY, U. S. Agent, &c.
- The undersigned having secured the.:right for Franklin Courity.,Prt., and l‘t cry lend, n portion of
the_Tenitory-whaterterms.—Cood-and-respans dile-agent s tited - to-sell-the-nbrive-Ma , -
, bine who will bo supplied on application. Retail !rico of Mat hind $25 00 For further information
.14.1dres3
N. B. We are also manufacturing G71:1 7V DIULLP, C..rn snellurs. Washing Machines, Straw
Cutters, &c., and are prepared to du_all_kinds ot_IMPALlinG_ at short nutice and_ in - a_ workinqn.:ike
EMIMM
Nov. 29, 1867
limprorM Thrashing
great advantage ine"rlarashbag
Farmers will please look at the
I'4r ajn with
GETSERS I PATENT
NEU-REGULATING GRIIN SEPARATOR,
%ULM AND B ti.GGMR.
- fith the latest linfirove - d 'Triple-Geared Horse Power,
driven either by Gear or Belt
This Machine is conveniently arranged for hauling and tnreshing, being permanently fixed on two
wheels. One man can easily move or shift it about, so that it is not half trouble ir. n barn floor as as
common thrasher, and Flanker. It is also easily put in operation. It is simple, easily rnannged, -enable
durable, compact and cleanly to av)rk by when in ouoration, not making near the dust as the common
machine or other Sopa ratom •
Farmers can rest assure I that this machine is nu humbug, and judging from the high recommenda•
mien of firmer.; that are Itsnig them, F must c mao to the rtnnalusion that it is the very Machine that far
mers•want and will have as ' , Mil as they bare an opportunity to appreciate and attest its merita, for
isluch I hope thw will give me an opportunity, as I arn willing to be responsible if it loos not perferm,
es represented in this Circular.
Na.. I is n eight•herse Rimer, with cast iron thresher frame and wrought iron and wood cylinder, six,
teen inches in diameter and thirty-three inches long. Trunk has ten-inch rake crank and coven rakes•
is thirty five inches wide, and delivers the straw on the secon I rake, these carry the straw out on their
trips, and delver it ~n the stacker, which will doliver abaut, thirty-five feet beyond the feeder, on a stack
fifteen to eighteen feet high, and can be easily managed to carry the chaff with the straw, or deliver it
in n separate place. The trunk and fan sides being closed, to confine the straw and chaff, remedies all
diffieultica in marling grain against wines? . weather. It bags the grain b- reasonable management, suf
ficiently clean for market, and its capacity, under ordinary circumstances, is from twenty to forty bushy
els per hour, using eight horses and the same number of hands; but to force the work under favorabl
circumstance, it will thresh from forty to fifty bushels per hour, and with more ease and agreeableness
to hands than any oth.n• machine now in common use.
The No. 2 Machine, fully represented in the nbove cut, is particularly adapted to the farmer's use; in
intended to apply to any common lever or railway power; weighs 1,300 pounds;' has an iron threstes
frame, and cylinder, 12.1 inches in diameter and 28 inches long; delivers the clean grain in bags, orafr
desired, in a half bushel. It delivers the straw fifteen feet from the feeder, or if desired, can deliver the
,thaw and chaff together; will thrash and clean, in good grain, ready for market, front 100 to 175 bushels
nofvhent, or from 300 to 500, bushels of oats per day, using four or B.a horses, and the same number of
dhaF; but to tbres the work, under most favorohle circumstances, good q. sin, &c., will thresh and clea n
considerably more. The Machine will thresh and clean all kinds of grain generally threshed with the
common machine, and requires no more horse power, but in many cases does not run so hard. It wiil
apply very well to a two-horse railway power . •
Shop Prices of Machines range from 8210, to 8525.
mr, warrant the machines to be as above represented; also against any - reasonable defects of mated
workmanship, ace.
arllaving now taken a room to keep Repair Castings on hand, I have also selected and
nm prepared to furnish n variety of other agricultural implements. the latest and beet improved. and
such as are best adapted to the wants of the farmers of this part of the country: Such as the Hagers
town (Miller's) Clover Stemmer Huller and Cleaner, which is prov:ine by its own merits to be one of
the best machines of the kind now in use. The latest improved HUCK VE RE APL R AND MOW
ER. combined, with Dropper, and the Mower alone, The American Hay Fork and Knifo combined,
Hay Rakes, Fodder Cutters, Cider Mills, &c. Ato. &c., which I will furnien on short notice and warrant
them to answer the purposes for which they are intended:
Id?" Orders solicited and promptly attended to. For further particulars, circulars, &c. address
May 4, 1860.]
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LIDY & LECIZON
Machine!
DANIEL G EIS ER,
Waynesboro', Franklin Co. Pvan'a.
THE. quantity of butter made in this country is
foe small. It can be increased 10.000 pounds
by the use of Nixon's Rom and Cattle Powders
Good for all diseases of Howes Cattle, Sheep and
Hoge.
_Sold by J. F. ICURTZ, -
Waynesboro
. CP' Read these certificatea, hundreds of whic•
could , be _
four cu five years ago, .1.11. NIXON-co:m[lmnd
ed a Horse and Cattle Powder. and asked me to
try it. I was the first farmer to whourit was given
and the first one to use it for pelt. I found it full
ly equal to what Mr. Nixon said of it, and I use
used itextensively since, and heartily recornmetu.
it to farmers as a sure thing in fattening stock of vi*
kinds and a capital Povvde- for Horses
MICHAEL EBERSOLE.
Chambereburg,Deember .865,, _
M. J. S. NlXON.—To,the multitude in this pos.
tion of our State,who have used your Cattle Powders
no commendation is necessary. Its beneficial erl
fects have been fairly tested, and hence its unboune
ded Fiopularity. I have used it_for my horses au
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 aportites. As a preventive from dis
ease, I regard it as invaluable. Yours, &c.,
J . S. ?intim • Dear Sir :—lgave your Hors
and Cattle Powder a lair trial with all my stock
Horses and cattle, aid it improved them wonderfu
ly. lt , speedily increased the richness of the milk of
my cows, and 1'111)1.0 , 1M the condition of my stock
greatly.
I can cordially recommend it as the host thing 0;
the kind I have ever known or tried. for all kinds of
stock, and it should he kept in every-stable.
28, 1865.
end u _ certainly-cured by- •--
.NIXON't. 4 Glycerine Oirilin , •nt.
W ny nebboro
Nixon's East India Tincture..
The best medicine for Internal and External rain-
Perfectly safe tinder all circumstances. Every tam
ily should have it.
rir if you have pains, use NIXON':
East Intl ia 'Vino wry. _ -
air It you - have Skin diseases, use N - 1:1
ON'S Ulvecrine Ointment.
We" If y have h rrae ()x cattle that don
thrive, use NIX://N's Horne and Cattle Powders
111 - E - W L EA THE R.
E IV'S S. FOR'. E & SONS, would in form
j / the public that. they have received another sup
ply of g.•rnla It their new Leather and Finding
Store, embracing amen g other articles the lollow„
ing:
Sole Leather, Rough Skirting, Hemlock and
Spanish Sole, Calf Skins, French Calf do ,
Sheep do., French and Mons Morocco,
Lining Skins, all kinds, Lasts, every style
and size, Threads, Boot \Vehing, Laces,
Galloons, Size Sticks, Measure Straps,
Deer Bones, Burnishes, Heel Shaves, List
hoops, Peg Floats, Double Cutters, ‘Velt
Knives, Nails and Tacks. Wax, Clamps,
Crimp Butords, Bubbers, Bristles, Lasting
Irons, }lles, Ptiviers, and Paper,
Compasses, Boot Trees, Pegs, Knives;
Pinchers, Hammers, various kinds; Rasps
and Files, Auls and Handles, Collis Irons,
Lung and Shoulder Sticks, Eyeletts and
Eyelett Punches, Strip Auls,
And all other articles usually kept in such stores.
Highest cash price paid for Hides and Skins.—
Feb. 8. FORNEY & SONS.
PLENDID ARRIVAL OF DRY
GOODS AT
No. 13, Pub Square, under Herald Office.
We invite the attention - of buyers to examine our
well selected
purchased since the decline at greatly reduced pri
ces. As we have had the advantage of selecting
our stock from both Market., (New York and
Phila ,) we are prepared to defy comp.•tition in Style
Quality and Prices. We ask the especial attention
of customers to our large Stock of Prints, Brown
and Bleached MU , LINS, Domest.c. GINGII A MS.
(very cheap) FLAN :\ J.S , Bed, White and Yel
low, do. B erred, shaker and Domitt do. Canton
and all othergrade4 hacqueiag do. all styles,
ItEPP ALPACA POPLIN
Silk P3plins all Shades,
English 3lerinoes, Empress Cloths, • •
Double Width Mouslins,
Alpacas, A 11. W 00l Ropp,
• Coburgs, (heap,) Plain Poplin;
Striped Do., Detains,
French Merinoes, &a.
We would call especial attrmtion to our Momn
ing Good , : llepArtment, which is complete. compri
sing every kind of BLACK 6017DS kept in a first
class Dry Goods IfoJse such as
BLACK FRENCH MERINOES,
Black English Do.. Wick — Alpacas Black
COBUR;s, Black SILKS, Bombazines, "Jamise
CLOTHS, POLA NA ISE, Repp Poplins,
Cantos (lathy. Our stock of
is complete, such as Cloths, Cassimeres, z-attinetts,
rweeds, Jeans Kenn ys. I.'llll Linseys, Sec. Also, a
lull line of Notions, Hosiery, Gloves. Trimminas•
I;oroets,F. Hull St; Co's Celebrated H OOP 81i irrs
&c., &c., & A YINGLING.
Nov. 8 18'7, ti
011. Cloth nn! paper Blinds atthe store of
Alazusox,Bastr.:cr & Co
10M0 POUNDS 4)F BETTER !
itEV. 8. 8. BCHNECK.
Cleambersburg, Apni, 1866.-
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A. K. Mc ()LURE, Ed. Repositorq
THESURE.CUaM
A1t1111" 'Telt,
CA.MP ITCh,
BXTIBEICS ITCH,
RING WORM,
Chambei:iburg, Feb. 8-- I v
AND
FINDING "'STORE !
IL & A. YINGLING'S,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &e.,
FANCY tillA NA LS,
BREAK FAZ.q . DO, WORSTED DO.,
F kNCY CLOA KINGS, NUBIA.HOOD. DAL
MORALS, RF.PALLANT CLOTHES.
Our DRESs GOODS• Department comvrises tho
following class of gookla;viz:
SILKS, Colored and Black,
Men.and Boy's Weal•
T. J. NILL.
W. W. WALKER.
Walker, Will Si Go,
SUCOEBSOREITO A. 11..11AGICIN
WHPLESADE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
STARR 1 EMIT GROCERIES,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Glass, queens, Wood and _Wit.,
• low Ware,
LIME, CEMEN T AN RTI. 1ZE11.5,
June 14-Iy.
3 - evekl3BL - S - & — H - A IS RBIS N. C. and-Po
knytomac Herring, Shad, Mackerel and smok'd
Herring. for sale by_- WALKER, NILE, &CO
Higerstown.
- ,
100 HartiS BROWN SUGAR. SO do. sten
- 4ardWhite Sugars, in - store and for sale
by -- WALKER, NILL & UO-
Hag erstown.
50 BBLS SYRUPS in store anillor sale lay
WALKER, NILL & QO.
Hagerstown.
50 BAGS COFFEE in store and for sale by
WALKER, NILL & CO;
—Hagerstown.
300 SACKS 0. A., American and Dairy Salt
for sale by WALKER, NILI. & CO
Hagerstown.
!,171211 Often' Br,lndy, do. Port, Mader, er
ry, 31plaga and Champagne, Wines, ti store
awl fin sale by WA ,NLLL & CU.
liogurstowit.
A-1-A UN IFICE NT stock of Queensware, China
In Ware, Ulabs Ware ano Cutlery, for sale by
WALKER, HILL & UtJ,
II agerstown .
NT ICE Cream, Farina, Pearl, YI ushroom, Gm.
1
ham, Water, Soda, ugar, 4 ambles, Ginger and
Roston Cream Crackers. in btore and for sale by
W LIR, NIL &
lisgerstown.
QPLENDID stock of Wooden and Willow Ware
k-7in store and for sate by
WALKER, NILL & CO
iingeritown
VaT HITE Lead. Linseed Oil, Lubricating, Har
i' y ness and Fish Oil. in store and for sale by
• WALKER, NILL & VO.
Ha gerstola n
6) BBLS COAL OH, in stnre and for sale by
WALKER, NILL & CO.
Ilagerstown.
— l -0-O—K-EGS—N err L 8 - ir — s tare - awl fmr - tra to fy
WALKE R, .N ILL & CO.
degerstown.
HOVELS, Spades,'Hoeg, Traces, Halter Chains
► 6.2
Sre. dre , in store anti for :ink by
WALK ER, NII, L & CO
Hagvretown
TIERCEA Sugar r'ered Canvassed Hams in
e „Vlore and for s .1v by
WA I,K N LL
Ilagi•rstowii
IiACON Lard and all ktn in of Country Proailce
wanted by
WALKT:II, NITA. Ar-ao
lune 14—ly
11 1
.1 A
CIIL. u.) 1
J o F KUFe T
ilrittams t.. inform the good ciaia t , l a o f Way
nesboro' and vicinity, that he has just receiv
ed from the Bust a large and full assortment of
fresh Drugs, Medicines,
Oils, Paints, Dye stuffs
Window Glass, Putty, Brushes, !'r c. &c., which he
is prepared to sell ns cheap as they can be had at
any other house in the town, and which, in regard
to quality, cannot he excelled. He h s also on hand
a large assortment of
TO I LET A RTICL ES
comprising in part tho following anteing, viz .
Toilet Waters, all kinds,
Eau de Cologne, endless in variety,
Extracts for the handkerchief,
'Fine English Pomades,
'Bandolinos
Bear's 011,
' Fine and Fancy Soaps,
Tooth Brushes,
Nail ti
Combs, &o. &a. '
eor Culinary purposes he has Corn starch, Pearl
Barley, Pearl Sago, Flavoring Eztracts, viz :
l:emon, ranil 171; - Strawbery, Raspberry, Pine A p
pie, Orange, Banana, Celery, Pear, Peach, Nut
meg, &c. Fresh Spices, Black Pepper and all otn
er articles in that line. He has also something to
please the
CHILDREN.
A flue stock of Toys of all kihtls, a large supply of
China ware.
Eatexit IMEaciLliclaaelgo.
Etc hal. Drake A" Plantatte Bitters,
liotilautr 8 Berman do.
S.nd's Sarsaparilla,
Bull's do.
lliteshew's Cough Syrup,
Diarrhoea Cordial
Frey's Vermifuge,
Vermifuges, doz. kinds,
Pills—Wright's
Judron's,
paulding's,
• Ayer's
13randre th's,
11 orse's,
McLane'b, liver; 7tfrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup-
Dr. Parishe's do. Keroseoe Oil, Lamps and China,
neys always on hand.
Thsnkful for kind favors already bestowed upon
him, ho solicits a cuntinusnce of the same, hoping
mat by trying to please ho may win the confidence
of the people. As much care taken in waiting up
on adults as children.
Physicians' Prescriptions promptly and carefully . .:,P
compounded at all hours. J. F. KURTZ. `.,
August 19. 1864. .
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— l"Alt/VI 140-It—S—Meir r .
TE subrcrraer olDrs at pr rate sale 2 miles
J. from Waynesboro,' a trac of land corm:Latin I;
GS ACRES -:-- -
-,-...--, , , , 44......,
of limestone land. The improvements artrAkikmble
LUG HOUSE, BANK 13 ‘IIN, a goiodusfigLit of
water, Tenant House, wash hou,e, spring. lo• Fresitst a i i .
Binetnith mhop, and other neccesmiry imp
merits. ItOI3.ER I' .McILYANEY.
4./ct. 18 t.f.. ~ -
G OOD Levy Sugar-at
OVERCOATINGS
PRICE dc lio4uctt's.
020. W. WALE! X
iIAGEIRBTOWN 7 7 MD.
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