r}srsaa.~..tst,~.
subFeriber will sell sit public sale at his es.
ta idence, 3 miles 6outhwest of ‘Vaynestalro'. on
the old Hagerstown road, and near Salem Church,
cis Thursday the 27th () February the folluuuug
pasunal property, to wit;
5 WOREC HORSES,
three of which are guod leaders; I yearling Cult;
4 HEM) LULLS COWS, - -- --
4 young 1-loifins which will be fresh about the first
of Aril, 3 head young, Cattle, I Bull, I; 6110 3 ;s,
bow with_9 figs;
TWO 'FARM WAGONS
one four-inch, the other two-inch tread, 1 two horse
Wagon, 1 Now Jersey Reaper and Mower com
bined, 1 new Graiu Lrill, (tidy & Lecron'a make)
1 good Spring Bake, Threshing Machine arid Id °rile
Powor, about 80 R. strap; 1 new Wood Bed, 1
pair Hoy Catriages, 2 dime-horse P10w.,2 two
liorae Plows, 1 good Cutting Box ; 3 Boole Bhov.
el Plow., 2 new single Shovel Plows, 2 new Bar
rows, one three-horse and one two-horse, 1 set
111LACidg261.11.11 TOOLS, -
tioub:6. single and treble trees, jockey sticks, 2 sets
llreechbands, 2 seta Front Chars, 4 housens, G sets
Plow Gears, 5 new Fly nets, 1 wagon saddle, 2
plow lines, 6 blind bridles, 5 halters, cow chain.,
2 barn shovels, 1 pair spreaders, fifth chain, log,
chain, 2 sots butt traces, 1 set breast chains, 1
Windmill, rakes and forks, two pitch forks, two
dung forks, 1 dung Look, two sets dung buarde, 1
new copper kettle, about
300 EBLS. CORN, -
about 500 lbe Pork, Lard by the pound, A pplebutt er
by the crock, about 2,000 :Staves and Heading, a—
bout 4 TONS OF HAY, and other articles too
numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 9 o'—
clock on aaid d.ky when the terms will be made
known. - _ _ ISAAC FOX.
Jon. 24—ts
P . Briut SIAIL.,
Vent undersigned will offer at Fablie Sale, -at—
toe residence. near Frantz's Church, between
Ringgold and Waynesboro,' of Mimdau Me MA
day of February next, the following porsonil prop
erty, t.o Wit ;
HEAD HORSES ,
mime of which axe excellent plow leadcra.and oth.
era superior for saddle or hartie6i,
8 HEAD CATTLE,
Buil and 1 Fat Steer, 12 Head Hogs ; S Wag
onsTone-a-lourvirrch—rre-a-diirlyrne w, Fwood be
ea, one nearly new, 1 one.horse Wagon, 3 ear•
shear Plows, ,2 sing le and two double :Shovel Plow
2 Harrows, 2 long ladders, 6 sets Horse Gears and
1 sets breeching, collars. bridles, lines, forks, rakes,
•hovels, barrels, tubs, cider barrels, meat benches
chum. meat vessel, together Vk ith
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting of Bureau,: :lutes, bedhlead and bedding,
Stoves and pipe, Chairs, Tables, Etc. and a lot old
HAY BY THE TON,
end many other articles usually kept on firma.—
The terms of sale are—Un all sums of $5 and up
wards a credit of six months vr ill be given by the
.parchssers giving their notes with - approved secu
rity, and if not paid within ton days after_maturi_ty
ist.erest to. be paid from day of sale. 6ale to com
mence at 10 o'clock, A. M
Jaa.24—ts
PUBLIC SALE.
ClSH.E_utheesibererilliAlLat—roblic—gale—st—iti
11_ residence, three quarters of a mile went of Mt.
Hope, on the road leading to Brown'n Mill, on Sat
etrda the lith da a Feb;•uar , the following ,er-
sonarproperty to wit
3 WORK HORSIS,
on• of which is a b.oci slam wall foal ; I two-year
ling Colt;
2 VRE.BII 511 LOU 00W8,
Bull 1 heifer;
1 PLANATTION
1 Spring Wegon pertly new, 1 Wood fled, 1 Pair
Hey Corriere, 1 Grain Duill, 1 spring Sake,
fl IICANNY REAPER,
1 Thrashing Machine and horse power, 1 , Clover
huller, 1 Gum Belt 60 ft. long, 1 leach r belt, 1 hay
Enk and 4 pulleys, 90 ft. new rope, 1 new dinner
table, 2 grain cradles, 2 mowing scythes, I saw for
cleaning apple trees, Riot old Iron. 2 axes, 2 fifth
chains. 6 new single trees, 1 new feed trough, 2 sets
Breechbands, 2 sets front gears, 4 H01181:115, 4 di.
met:.+, 4 blind bridles, a lot collars, 3 set., Plow Gears,
butt and breast chains, 1 Bar,-hear Plow, 1 Harrow,
2 single shovel plows, 2 double shovel Plows, 1 tar
can, 1 jsol.screve, Corn Coverer, 4 halters and
t:baine, 1 aix•:horse end 1 four-horse line, 2 poets. 2
lopes, 1 three-horse tree, double tree, 2 lathier, OS
ft. lche, 1 mattock,
I SEPARATOR,
• op
with horse power; new saddler beach, awl other ar
ticles not neccessary to rnentiun. Sale to cont
inence at 9 o ‘ cloclrion said day when the tonna
he wads known by JOHN P. HESS.
Jan. 17—us. a v. atJll4l Auer.
GLOVE
HEAD QUARTERS.
_ METCALFE & HII'ESHEW,
No 27, Front Street,
ad Door South of Centre SqUare,
le, head quartets for Gloves of every description.
Tzay have the lauest btock outside of the city, ern
bracius FORTY-FIVE DIFFERENT' STYLE
Gloves and Gsuutlets,
Fine Battier "
Seal skin
Goal. " t 4
Buckskin gloves." sud Mitten.;
n short , a full line of Skin Glol,ida of every dbaer.p
tron can be found at
METCALFE & I.IiTEz...IIEV4"B.
Jan 17 •
W E.1.11M.
THE undersigned would respectfully call the at•
tention of the Public to their stock of
.1; 10 11711.1NTIC . PMT 1 .5.1 r. 30,
embracing all cuticles of Furniture usually manu
factured by cabinet iu.kers. We will also give our
attention to
MAICENG 9
and hope b . / 6 tiict attention to business to . merit a
liberal shard ut public patronage. All orders for
Furniture or Coffins attended a, w ith
dispatch:
Uur Furniture Room.; enn be lomid on a till attest,
up stairs, in Willaimb Ineg Dull Shop.
J. 91..9,1'. HEIN DE
December 21—tf.
PUBLIO SALM 1
AVILL be offiqed et Public Sale, in front of
John Mu Ilan's Hotel, lit'aynesboro,' l'n., nt
2 o'clock P. M., on the 2511 e da.9 ifJanuary 18ee,
a fine tract of Muuntain Lou], tnuate in Hamilton
Ban Townthip, Adams Cu., Pa., contralto) 7. Ins; B
HUNDRED ANL/ TIIIRrYTOUR ACRES of
land, ne.tt tneAbure. Tiir. tract is eazy of access by
a 'good road leading from the road to Mt. Alto Old
-Forge, nod is dilatant about 7 1 tuilea from Waynt s .
bow'. Pa. About GO acrca am well set with choice
Pine timber, and balance in Chestnut, Rock Oak
and Hickory. Tertl/6 made lino vu on day of tale
by J , t•ll S 11,r.
.1 au. 17 - ty.
rzcz
G. V. Mow, Auct
WILLIAM WILT,B
WAGON,
Ml2===3
GROCERIES
C. .71 . DXCHEL
OU LD respectfully announce to his friend'
If and the public generally that he is pr epnret
to supply all quo nced
COI.' FEE, SUG A R, SY It U PS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
SPICES, TEAS, RICE,
111Z0014, 12UCKET8
TWIN MI,
SALT.
Also n full assortment of
Confectio - naries,
•- Notions,
Stationery, etc.
Country Produce
Taken in exchange for goods. In connection
with the Grocery business be also keeps FLOUR
and-PEED STUFF, than which there can be none
better nor cheaper.
Thankful for p let favors he respect fully solicits
a continuance of the same.
Aug. IS*7.
rIIHE "EUREKA" SMUT AND &EPA
-1 RAT ING MACHINE.
PATENTED FEBRUARY,23, 1867.
. • na. A Ik" S . , Mole Agent
Fur Franklin, Ferry, Cumberland, Bedford and
- Fulton Counties, Pa and Washington and
Frederick Counties, Md.
This Macine is put before the public upon its own
merit.ii. It is the most complete machine of the kind
now in use, and is guarented to all purchasers. In
,no case will pay be required until the machine has
been thoroughly tested sad sad. faction given. For
M. lIA
Merrer.burg, Po.
N. B —The subscriber also, builds and repairs
MII.L.b of all kinds at short notice and upon - the
most approved plans. Cast Iron and Turbine Wit
ter %‘, heels, Burs, Doulting Cloths, Flour Packers,
Belting, Proof btaffs and all kinds of Mill Furnish
ings furnished at the lowest cash prices. A ll work
and goods warrant ed. M. H.
Juae ly.t
111 E - AV 1' 111, 11 !
111 - 1 - 1 - G TF
"THE 'subscribers would inform the public that
they have associated themselves together in the
Carriage tn•ktttg bublue.s, and that the business
hereat ter will be continued at Jacob Adams' old
stand under the firm 01 A D• 113 aSt liswasa. They
will have constantly on hand BUG-
CilEB of every description ; new and %4:44:.
coed—handed--V-e-nrclea
rltepairing done at short notice,
They employ [tune but good mechanics and use
the best material. Persons wanting anything in our
lino will do vrell.to give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere: - JACOB ADAMS,
GEORGE B. BA Mi KER,
__Church_SirceLmeady_mP nif t.it E Church
Jan 26 tl
FREE ilillIBITION!
t'a
VNYITES his cuatorne'ra and the public general
-I.ly to call and examine his inlet of pp ode just o
pened.
COFFEE,
TEAS,
N. 0. sad I% B. MO.LABSES,
No 1 MACKREL,
CODFISH
sad a fia?l lila of leadlog artiolas.
SPICES
Bought at tha utast celebrated Spice Milli ud•tisar
ranted PURII.
Delm.eies and llakbas artiaer af chJiceatj quali
ties.
CRANI3ERRIES, PRUNES,
Fr. CURRANTS,
CANNED FRUIT,
Peaches,Pine A pplep Strawberries, GREEN
CORN, Le.
N. Y. F. CHEESE-all winter.
MASON'S CRACKERS—Water, lluib room,
Cream. butar,
C:2)ZT
0-LASSWAIIE!
Phan and fied Granite Tea Sets, cups and eau
carat plates, &c. of the lite.t
Fruit taticli, (Gloss) Butur.:, (w1,.1) p!ain rem]
cut goblets, tumbler., d c.
Prebentatiau cup: and fancy China f r the Hull
dals.
- Ca• digs, Dates, Nuts, nod
Toys to oct k! the; young.
Curve otm, come all.
WRynesborti, Dec. 6 1 C 7
L1V,M8.7". LIVE1 1 3.7' 1
TIIE subscribers noontime ti the public P•at
they still euuti:jieo the Lhery Wei:lees. Bay
ing recently udd-.1 both horses end %elocla s to th, it
stuck they are IP , % V better in pared than
•
ever to accommodate persons wanting
41.1 . *lr tine riding an I d living borers and coin.
',,ruble con V. pxnces. Au attentive Os
••'•.y ~ let always in atteniance,atid parties con
veyed to any paint &kite t, night Jr day.
c :Passmgers cmteeyed dat'y to and from Green
at,tle Their Ilti.,:lcav,.:, a:. 6 .1. M. and returns
7, P. M.
WOLFERSBERGER & STONER.
Aug, 3U-0:
‘, 4 7Y RU l' S—6 (304 and Ci.e4p,a
t '0
Gto. VV. WELSH,
ATTORNEY A'l' LAW.
Office in tho Town Hall Duillng, next door to
the Poet Office.
Dee. 13.18G7.
GI 1 i:(245. awl plain !ilottirez rTittho store of
Ast.th:tts ni,l3sse, &
SUGARS,
SYRUPS,
RAISENS,
NW: A. REID
REII,'S
A NOTICE FOR ALL TO READ
TIH "161 . 111 A GlAhr."
is the Cljpest andthe Best Buse Burning
pS i toec Worcthe I
THE N 0.9 M. G. sells n r 40.5, and is:nearly 59
Ihs. hen vier then the No, 0 Oriental, and is larger
than the No 10 or No.ll , which sells at five to six
dollars more than the No. 9M. G. Again, the morn
ing Glory is the üblv stove thutprcuks up its cinder
end passes them off with the ashes. This is done
by means of the /Bill Grate. This grate:.is not in
eny other stove, nor can any ether EiOV43 UST
mill grate is insured for fives ears, now, in the
Oriental stove, When you tnuvt takeout cinder you
have to open a door on top of tbe fire-pot end with
a poker rake them up and pass them nut through
this door Vt ry nice that, provided some of the hot
cinder falls on your vice carpet. 'Oriental Book,
page 3 says that you must take off your pipe during
the season from the stove and remove the ashes &c.,
which have accumulated in the back flue." An
...titer nice job in a nidh room. Now, nothing of this
kind have you to do in the Morning Olory.
W. A. TBITLE is the only agent in Waynes
boro' fur the sale of the M. 0. stove. He has sold
since the 28th day of Sept., 50 of these stoves. The
M. G. has taken since lE36G all first class Premiums
over all other Base Burning stoves. Call and see
the at ove in operation and learn what the stove is,
for yourselves, then you can judge which is the best
stove. Trip.ting that in this xposure I have done
no injustice I leave it for the public to judge as to
which of these stoves shall receive their patronage.
CELEBRATED BASE BURNING STOVE
TIRE MORNING GLORY!
from the same quantity of coal is much greater
than at a low temperature, hence-but - a swat quan
tity of fuel is neccessary to be undegoing the pro
cear-of-combu st he — et - tiro — outer
aurface of the Morning Glory i■ radiating surface.
Add to this the surface of ebye - IT 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.
gerFor ealo at W. A. Titma's Tin and
Stove Store.
lie h as a largo stock of Stoves Tinware and nih
sr goods in his line, which.be will sell cheap. You
will find the best COOK. NINE PLATE and
COAL STOVES in market. Also on band Brass,
Copper and Iron Kettles. His Copper Kettles are
better than are offered for sale clslssliere, and cheap
er, as he mikes them, and can sellat shorter profits
Also the best CISTERN PUMP in market, i
strung, simple durable and cheap, is insured not to
freeze. Call and see it. All !Ands of repairs dons.
in Tin, Copper or Sheet iron. Don't fail to call as
you will find a large stock of goods.
tiert. 6.-7 mos. • W. A. TRITLE.
COURT!
Next 1113nclay Court Commences
biErcALF.ie, & iirrEstim,
NO • 27, ra•ONT STREET,
3d Door Soma of Cen ii c Square,
CHAIIIIERSI3URG, P.l ,
Have s well assisted stock of Dry Cools, No
tions, Oari ate, Oil Cloths, and all goods belonging
to the Dry Goods and Notion business, all of which
will be sold at greltle reduced prices, on and sPet
mit Monday,, 20111 inst., in order to tnaks room for
tigring goods. Those having business in Chain•
bersburg would do well to buy their goods of Met
calfe & H itt chew as they can easily make their ex
lances and good wages-1y en doing, as they aro de
termined to gisa m Ire f,,r the same Homey than any
tabu Dry G,,od. }louse in I :arid eraburg •
&
AII:FERIA ILEPOP,T OF THE ISl'
Nat. Bank of \VuyLesboro Pa„
Jan th 18GS.
EESCUI CE:,3.
Lonna and Diarounts $28,00,49
15. S. Bonds W becure circulation, 7.5,400 00
S, lion is on hued, • 4 1,(00m0
I'. & A. Tel Stock, :300.00
1) ue fann Banks, :17491 09
Mint Phila. 200,00
lagal Tender Notes. _ S 510 00
Compound lot N0te5,5.020 00
•
National Bank Notes, 1,415 00
,te Bank Now:, 4R,00
Illy. blampi and Cash Berns 450,03
Li BILITILs
Capitil Stock,
Depos:ls.
Unp.itl ivi:lerlF,
Due to 1.3 inks,
Suril!us att.! Profits
'rite rtbme st.dem-nt is just, and true to the best
of my knowledge a n d
JOHN I'H:LITS
Sworn and suliseribett before me this Mb day (I
January. INfi3. 3. I'. NL'lll Z, N. I'.
yall hearts M ulna when they can got Ilsvve•
j go Cern Starch, Silvvr Clop.; Stnrch (for 'Lc
Liundry,) Farina, Baker.; Chocolate, Norfolk do,
Co ua.nnd a multitude of urticlos Jur family use,
cheap at Rile&
13
Rouses for Sale.
TAUT.: RUIISCri c offers nt Private Sale, upon ensy
14. teiuns, 2 BRUN' 1-1011:SES, On Mechanic
Siret t, Waynesboro', with six Rnims anal n
itt 'ln eneli, A I.l'X 11 I ILTO.N.
an. '2l If
EVERYBODY
THE IMPROVED
ORIENTAL
BASE 131TRNEII,
At the sign of the Big Red Iforn, and you will bp
convinced that the Oriental is the hest, the hand
somest and the cheapest Base Burning Coal Steep
in the
for truth is mighty and will prevail. We have the
Morning Glory in our store so that you can judge
for yourselves. 1). IL ItUBSELLIseIIa tho No. 9
at. $23, No. 10 al $27, No. 11 at 09, No. )2 at $34.
Th. Oriental has a larger fire pot, a better grate,
mak es more hcat with lels coal than the Morning
Glory. The Oriental Ins taken the four first prem
iums at the state Fairsof New York, and the Inge
:Mae r Mrdello ot lie A inriican Institute. Come
arid imp at the sign of the .
"BIG RED HORN",
'W ayncsbno'. l'a., where you cnn get any ;kind cf
Stoves ycu want of D.ll. Wiz:SELL,
who alweye keeps on hand and for sale Tinware
made (Attie beet tin er.dby .good workman. (louse
furnishing goods &c. et the sign of the
DIGREDHO N
THE IMPROVED ORIENTAL
Base Burning Coal Stoves,
• and Parlor Furnaces,
Have received Four First Class Premiums nt the
New York State and other Fain,. ANN the
great SI [NEIL lIIEDAL at the Fair of
the American Institute held In the
City of Now York, 1N654.
THEY. ARE PERPETUAL BURNERS, ONLY
ONE FIRE BEING REQUIRED TO B 1
MADE DURING THE SEASON.
THEY ARM PERFECT VENTILATORS OF
THE APARTMENT.
TILERE_CAILBE_NO_ESCAPILOY_GAS_ERW
THEM.
THERE CAN BR NO CLINKER OR SLA TO`
TIM FIRE WILL REMAIN FOR DAYS WITS
_ OUT ATTENTION.
WIZ ILLUMINATION IS EQUAL TO AN
'MIRY ARE POIVIi:RFUL HEATERS AND
INT PERFECTLY ADA PTICI) TO
THEY A Ell TIIR MOST ECONOMICAL
STOVIIk3 AND FURNACES Wing
MADE.
nia FURNACHt WILL 'HEAT, RATIEFAO
TORILY, BOTH AN TIPPER AND A
LOWER ROOM, WITHOUT
ADDITIONAL FUEL.
Elea dine of the Stores, end Three Sires of rho
Parlor Furnaces.
IlLoattictured and for Sale to the Trade by
PERRY & Co.,
ORIENTAL STOVE WORKS,
Bold et Retail by
COOK STOVES:
Tlisware,
Howse Fivritakbing Geods
An I ether userel eriteles.nt the sign of the BIG
RED 11011 N, Wsynegbero . ,,Ps, where a large at
sertinent of
COOK STOVES,
NINE PLATE STOVE,S
'''''
(;0 AL STOVES, &e.
of the latest improvem. , n t., the very lwst in the
inurket, at the Glivap Tin and Stove Store nr
1). 11.11i66E1.1,.
T NVTA it E
made of the hest Tin in the market, and warranted
at the sign of the
"Mi.g" 2EIL<(:SIL 2E3Eorace-7'
1) 13. RUSSELL keeps constan tly . on hand a
largo m.sortin at of lions , : Funus'ung Goo Is I , r
sde (Amp. Pure NO. 1 Iteros 011 and a large
m•smtmont of Lamps.
5 . :09.12121
`%rasllil . l Made Easy
by calling at the sign of the "Wg Red Horn" and
getting the hvst Close Wringer over made.
C 7 3'Personb iu want of Stov,s, Tinware, llou , e
Furnishing, Goods, &c &e.,, can get full vainc for
their !limey by cul ing on
D. it RC 4 SET.L.
Sign of the "BIG RED HORN "
Way inebboro', Pa
0.1
15 ono of)
or 500,00
51 073 23
247,00
909 44
I ',395,44
O 9 125.21
1)R. T. 1). FRENCH
• ;41r,,,;:-.F.t,
T NSERT:i lleauliful and Durable teeth mounted
Platina, Gold and Vulcanite.
Particular attention given to the preservation of
tho natural teeth.
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for the ex tree
nail o tee th without pain.
(Vice at his residence on Mechanic Street.
Fel'. 8.
NG - 1
41 . . c
Loon, h... an patterns and tlyto at the
blow CI 21:kILZ::s0N, DEMMICT &
COME AND SEE
WOR - LD
O[JST RUC'
OFL*r 'IR9:'
MILD WILLTIIIM
Plo: 413 'Utica St" Albany,
n. 1.1. RU 4 ;SELL
Sign of the Big Had Horn,
Waynesboro,' Pa
Iromware,
Brasslvare v
Jap•z2nueiti ware,
IOEM' 'MI SP ,
Pnics & liosvucu'u.
SECOND AR,RIVAL
Grea - ClfteductioninPrices!
PRICE & HOEFLICH'Ss,
Where they have received the finest assortment
of goods of all hinds that have been brought to
Waynesboro' since the war. iiought at a low price
and will be sold accordingly.
The eta scri..crs kindly ask the citizens of Waynere
boro' and vicinity to call and examine their goods.
and feel assured that they wilt concur in the a
bove statement.
Silks, Alpaca Rcps, Pique cloths, Mohair Reps
Mcrines, Delains.Coburga, All-wool Delains in all
kliades and qualities.
Cloths, Cassitneres. Cords, Satineis,Jc a ns,T weeds,
all varieties, with host of all kinds of poodc at
Oct. 4 Dila. PIUCE & 110EILICWS
B iz EA K FA ST
. Long . 12 J Square Shawls,
t 4 ithilin6litivvle
lr ants Eacks, nt
-1'111(2k: & ft OEFLICIez!
11,13 N DID Gras from- t Ine .C 1 nrybekn: lug
b Old ell Factoly &
G UM Blank( te a nice article for a rainy any ,t
'n.
v HIT Wool and:.Gr i e , y l l3l . tiLikt il a : at i,ic
11.8.
11" AN H AT TA N. Ut unn ctown Factory . YnEnB
ill at Placa Ilurntcc's.
4
Prot? cactimuts
I'NxcE & If 6 - Erza n's
N W kStyl‘s of Hurl) skirts nt
ri.icE a HuErt.En's
13 A LmonALs a I ery chrnl,l i juat received at
Pirlca & funnicii's
l i wN and Boys B
ld
s Isoo,l:ainestlilsoseel and
murals
Shoes and C;aitera at
PRICE & Hoitrucu's
ENI D E Rag Claryp 11 iti a c t E 1
ronv
Icieg
THE U ck re) at
ICE h 11 oartlcres
B lieli.:sli IN G loves act! Gr i n . t i l i c h n taat
ridews
1.4 A DIE Sack Cloths at
& Hot:suer' P.
GYM Shoes awl Santini' nt
HI _
frourtioE'r
18071
LADIES FURa!
HUDSON BA1"4 - OLFF ROBES !
COON - SE - IN - 11 - 011ES1
BATS AND CAPS!
rho great Cumberland-Valley - Eat - end Fur Em.;
prim, the fashionable resort of Ladies and Gentle.
mon visiting Chamber sburg, is at
J. L. DECIIERT'S, 36 ;south Front Street
The jargest assortme lit of fiats, Caps , and Ls
-11-iesLritra-west—of—P-Uatledphia,__W_li
OR RETAIL, nt prices to suit.the times. A va
riety in the way of a full set of Ladle's Furs at ON
LY '1 VE DOLLARS, and n good article at that
- Alter visiting - other-places-call-a-n.l-see-if—we—can
not sell cheaper goods than etnhe had elsewhere.
Charnbersburg Nov. 27, 18G7.
br3
V t i 9
rei
=
rri
I=
, We have just, reuivell OUT Dew stock
of
DIZV GOODS,
BOOTS P;";.D S!.lol>z,
(;RO(.:K/iIES
N OTI ON S,
C.l IF'F.TiNG: ,
H 11ZDIVA
To which we call the attention of all wh
wish to buy cheap condi.
AMBERSON, BEN EDICT &
D R. JOHN A. HATTON,
[iron the", Pl.ila D,•ntal Ck , re - e,
lIENTIS T.
GREENCASTLE. PA.
Nitrous Oxide GaR.
itz--e..1 to
•
EXTRACT TEF;TIf Wll'llol7l' rAiv,
Or %Own ritiviog dvsirt• it. he will NA
CO VIC 1-'l2 kV. a pr , coss of Fteez.: , r; tie
t.r .(l perative Dentistry done to a ,:itai• tile 111111
ner
lie 1 , 011 insert A rii!leis! Teeth mounted on Gold
Silver, Platinl or Vu canite, and Warr, It •d to give
sati-Lartiuti.
(Mice, Nn., tit Nestit Car!isle street, Le trly op
polite the Attains House.
N0v.22 —6 n.
Shat el and Sandals of
Pawn .S: 110;:sti.trie.t.
LATF.;"I' urrivainti(Ptv tottlg at the stole 1/
AM! IthON. 13 EN tur=t
1863!
q' z 'n
CA'D
OIL ULnfltS, &c
NE Vi STORE.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
COON "i STONE kr ©USE
NV num) rcspectfally infom the p•Mie
they have now opened et their new roori,on
ho southwest corner of the Diamond, is 1t ny.e4-
Juio', a large and well seketed stock of
Dry G90d,:4,
Grocerieg,
• EAartiWittre,
and CntZevy %
ion, Steel, Nails, Coach-rnikors Gods of every
description, queensware, OedarwarP, Slrws, Oar
pets. Oil Cloths, Pain is, Glass, Oils, Varnish tiro sn•
cs, Fish, Salt, anl all kind of Goods kept in a well
regulated attn.). Our g mds are ail new and fresh
and have Lten bought I,r ca-sh at tlia lati decline
in prices.
Vile Ritter ousnlves that frofn our long ey.peri
ence in business, bird a determination to sell g, uds
at small profits, we bit:di be able to offer unusual
inducements to all buyrrs who (.awe to s,Ve uwu
r•y.. Please call and hec fir youiscl (`3.
\Vu have a large and welt assorted stock of sta
ple and fancy Dry Goods, embracing
Cloths, Cassinieres,
Stitt iriett6, Jeans, l'vvvells, (;(0.11,1,14.:A, D('11-
1111, Stripf . : 4, Lams. I s::11:1
D o nper.4 2 Ura Towels. t;an.:oc,,
Ira ccas,
t ' ,,
1 1. 1 f!tii;DA ,
Trinthigs, Shawls, lirOVVII and 1.11-nrlird
and Shirting's, 'Pickings, lanai a, Ftdoic t ,
UtiVuitl, I 14)vt'9 ffusicry and . ...Vidor,. arc it
ceiving new goads every week and veil?
article wanted that vie have not en hand 11/ a I, w
days.
We pny the highest Innrket price for a I kint.s cf
country ptudure such as lincosi, I 'rd,
Dried rriitt, It igs, Ac.
I 'it ?8„ 1 c 7. •
T)1: I). A. - 81'0U1 FE R,
I;~.
PER3IANENTLY LOCATEM IN
G E'E NCASTI, E. PA
"IA VING taken thorough rod , s , in Irtic
tion in I)crital ari"l.Ce aid !11. ' 1 , 1.4 k
years f•X periunt e, is pre 9red w qlctir, •*,
/don with rare -iirTfitr - otran. a nd
sots of Teeth in itintod and insurird on tho
plate. tity style, which is lictutiful nioro c ,„ : ,-
fortably worn at price, wli:ch di fy Crrinvetrti rn.
roduntfrd or. G or Silver. Ilav Ind; Luc, f Ur.
Richards Ether or Marc, tic ~bran:., ri of
freezing Um. gums, Pro , es an excelloid
having Teeth extracted. Pain sea rci ly is fit , is
nd-always-art
trout Ox dr Gas 111 ,, gricto-I.ll..etriody I,:r
-wonk ne vei arid neurii gig. No cli.ci4c
cr twice a year, and fi.lt d soon zi a ( asit V I:4
forni&tl Thus aII Tecili in Ay 1 ,
ler ettenticn is pid to children's ter th (I,•n 3.111.11
neglected by parents), also, ti e pr. -•'IN '1!1011 of i(.l
natural organ by filling. Di t•t
t I/MIC arm $ ref& nice, oiler t . C.lis cc. by
iiammi:l, Dentist.. NVedt 13a:Liiur
(Ictobvr I 1 i 867
V ALU AB LE 8 M ALL I.P.M.
P 0 11 .1t I x9ll
offers at Pro:.-1,2. ..3,11.t. his folo
cohtairtin„; 9:3 :terra and p •r at
land, about one hall . milli Notla r.f 15r"..r70e..1.0r0'
the Quincy road. Ttas tan.' .1.1 r•.:„s• 1.
rting sun 2lni is in the hes. khel •1••er, a:1
been lulled t I.e,ela 12 acre.. wttl.ia eto.,th , t the
amount of ltdl bus. to rto a , re au
. port GI it 13..1
200; there is about If,oo bus. of r „. ,„ ry r
the lutlati«•, 1 6 ICh wol be pit in toe ,• •1.;;;.
The fences pre pert., •o ‘,,
Orchard and al,a a :law clot ot ;;:t.
fruit just befimitig to bar. .t •
elrgant water, a go et c o.uf ,
fare Barn, Cartiage II t;,• It.
a good shed ftr Tot , o
pierce liflund ru Frauldia t
Town au:! to :4'1 . 1114 in tit, :ud.thaor't c / I Ica I
la all Clear I . have alqo 2 ; 10;v: .1 ...1- :kr au:-
tsin lan.] that I tvdl w.th it if •1 .C..-
erence to the :Wove pr •r 1 t, - 1•1.;1.• r. •
Bezore in Vt arle,lioro', ar Nie .1 . r 1. 1
rtsides on sail pup••rty. t; J.
Nov. 29 —tf
tifeityie,..z I
M ,
, a; y
.11
Wed
Pr‘
" rf•
e.
A.O
- 8 ; t 7;.• fr n : recefit'..7 or u i I) an entire rev
PATS
AND SUMMEIt
, 3
Pi f j , LT 0 uP
All of which bits been olitainct,l from the
j lit colebr.itcd house of A. JAILRETI', 1.341-
timore.
E tery nr iiele sold is vt...inn.t.YTEr: to be of
cu,totn in :itc, aua the watenal just wh't
ali.,..pre-t2ritea to
A lull ass itt.rii nt of GENTS FURNIs LN, (;
GOODS always .0;1 h.ut.l , such .1$ lithler
(doves. II ,thliteryltieft, I lom., (.;ullars.
All we ask is, tlll.l you eivii U nor Iti it, ant
vou silt nt.c '7l LuY, tor tve do not acct,
o. l 3lrAnt.te clutiting an t :Ire ntl 0.0
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d Fi v ° ad s
r.a d.
I,lolEtail p > ;!10
I r les .kitver:•J :It Pie rt, re cif ."...;tuvor &
Quit) •S. or r t tho Ilqr , l l cr:iro :flare 0.)
•i-er .SC; Ellitiel.art. in W.P. •••shor4) . . g
IN' p 1 id for 300 cord
t. , be dell% crvd at qoiraw.
Nov, 15 —if. GEO. AIIDDOtig.
II ÜBARB and Veilables--throu7hoiCtiti - 3
at
AlAy 17
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