PUBLIC SALE.
WILL be sold of Public Safe at the residence
of the subseribir, on the widow Davidson
4'arm, about 2 :•2 miles from Mount Hope and. 2 I 2
miles from Marion, on the road lending to the lat
ter place,
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IRTII, 18C9,
• the following valuable property, viz:,
6 WORK HORSES,
(all heavy) tws of which are Marra heavy with foal,
1 Black Canadian Stallion 6 )cars old this spring, 3
Yearling Colts.;
37111t111PALHOLEIMILL
nmong which are 6 Mitch Cows, 3 of which will
be fresh about the time of sale, 12 LARGE
STEERS 4 Bulls, the balance young cattle; 15
head Sheep,ll Bboata,,l Suffolk Sow and pigs ;
2 GOOD BROAD-TRED WAGONS,
Spring Wagon nearly new, 1 new shifting-top
Buggy, 1 McCormick Mower, 1 Grain Drill good
ns new, 1 Spring Hoke, Dayholl's patent, 1 Wood
Bed, 1 paii Hay Carriages, 1 pair Hay Ladders, 1
Wheat Fan, 1 new cutting box, 3- three horse and
2-two-horse Ifareheor Plows,-2 Harrows. 5 double
and 2 single Shovel Plows, 1 corn coverer, •treble,
double and single trees, -2 sets.dung boards, 1 Hay
Fork and rope, 1 SO ft. ropo, 1 large Dinner Bell,
grain cradles and mowing scytl:es, 1 cloversced era-
ONE SET NEW BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
11r_e_ellbbands._5_sets_Pient_Gears_nearly_new,_7_sets_i
Plow Gears, 7 new blind bridles, 11 collars, 6 hou
sans, 6 flynets, 10 halters, t wagun saddle, 25 grain
bags, 1 ne filth chain, 1 pair spreaders, 2 pair butt,
and 1 pair breast chains, 3 log chains, 25 cow chains
1 jackscrew, 1 wheelbarrow, 2 barn shovels, mat
tackFt, 5 bow Is,--faskit,-rakes,-1-gnod-41-ung-hoo 1
CORN BY THE BARREL,
HAY BY THE TON, Potatoes by the bushel; the
one half of 80 acres of GRAIN IN T 11 E
-G R-0, U N -1); also 1 large'dinner table, 1 corner
cupboard, 1 bedstead and bedding, 1 set chairs, 25
yards carpet, and many other articles not necessary
to mention. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock on said
day, when a en dit of Nine Months will he given
on all sums of $5 ar.d upwards, purchasers to give
notes with approved security.
WM, H. CARBAUGH.
fan 29-3 t J. ',WARD, UC .
yfrnT
U Dian SALE,
THERE will be sold at Public gale at the real.
deuce of the subgeriber. mile. NVest of Qinney,
c 7 41-thniaublie road klding by Mt. Hope .to -tireen
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1859,
the following property, to wit :
nll good 'emit rs, one of which is a Brood Mare
tr:th f.nd, also 1 Dark B Blooded Stallion 7ye
old, 1 extra Family Horse ;
23 EA Of TIME CATTLE,
among which :Ira 5 Cows nil fresh, 4 Bulk L Fat
Meer, very large, the Int Ilance are young . cattle, 11
head FL\ E SHEEP 4 &owl Sows, 17 .111:All
tiilt)A'l'S, nil t.. , tiffolk stock ;
r 4EO CI? ItEhtT
one !Torii/tread Road Wagon with bed n nd bows, 2
Plantation It'sgons, 3 inch tiead, 1 two-horsy. Wag
on nearly new, I one-horse Wagon with tong* and
shafts. 1 hand wagon, I tioely finished Carriage for
1 or 2 horses, 1 two-horse Kerby Reaper and Mower
—cam inetb,_l—G rai n—ll g—II a k-er,—(-rrati •
patent) I pair wood ladders,. I pair hay carriages, 1
Taw Hay Ladders, 1 Wheat Fan, 1 rolling screen, 1
cutting box, 2 three-horse plows, (Hockerstnith &
Moats' in Ike) ; 2 I, atrows, 2 single and 2 double
shovel plows, I cultivator, I corn coverer, single,
double and trebble trees, 2-sets — dung boards. a No.
1 Hay Fork with 4 pulleys and one hundred feet
rope, grain cradles, mowing scythes, 2 sleds, one for
4 horses being double, and one for two horses, one
sleigh, string hells, 1 grindstone, 1 sledge, 1 stone
hammer, 1 double barrel gun, 1 fish net, I double
scorer, I feed trough, (new) 3 ladders, 20 to 30 feet
long, 2 sets breechbands, 2 sets front gears, plow
gears, 1 set — a - üble harness, I pair chrlines, 6 col
lars, 6 blind bridles, 6 housens, 51TYnets, 5 halters,
1 wagon Re ddle, I stud saddle and bridle, I riding
saddle, 2(1 grain lugs, fifth chain, spreaders, butt and
breast chains, lug and cow chains, 1 large jackscrew,
1 wheelliarrJw, I bag wagon, 2 bare shays's, 2 mat
tocks, forks, rakes, "hovels, crowbar, 1 pest hole iron ,
I dung hook, I cart,
CORN BY THE BL,
Day by the ton, a large lot of flax ready to break.
clover, tim..thy and flax seed, a nic.l article of Good
rich and Harrison Pali:does, the one half of 2S acres
GPIAIN IN THE GROUND,
1 No. 9 cook stove and fixtures, 1 ten-plate stove
and pipe, one corner cupboard, 1 safe, trundle bed,
2 bedsteads. 2 tables, 1 dining table, 1 doughtrAy, 1
In.reau, 1 sausage cutter and stuff r, I fit pre.ss, 2
cider barre:s, I buggy spread, and many other arti.
cloy not mentioned. Ir.r . t 4 ale to commence at 9
o'clock on sail day, when a credd. of N ine Months
will be given on all stuns of $lO and upwards, the
purchaser giving his note with approved security.
JOHN LANTz, Jr.
G. Y. Matzo, A uct.
jin 1`,9 ti
PUBLIC SALE.
HE subscriber intending to go west, tvi'l sell
W itbout reserve ..t public sale at his nsidenee
ou Else farm of Al rn..lllurst, neni•Ticous . Cnu rch,
on the road leading to Millers' Church, on 7'hurs•
day Eke 18th day of February, 1859, the follow ing
property, to wit:
ME-_& 3D MIC.C.VELSMM,
one of them a Family M arc G year; old, t Co:t 3
yearg oil, 1 Well Cow, will be fresh in March ;
19 HEAD OF HMIS, 1 Sow with 13 pigs ; 1
Yvion or : rearly new, (Woods' Patent) forks, shovels,
"hors, 2 rn-at velsehr, a lot boxes, 1 gaud stone, I
Loch, (Oaks' patent;) a o:k bench and other benches.
Also 2 stoves, ON UOO KING 611/ VE No. 9,
in good order, and one Ten-plate stove ; 3 t t bles, 1
lute:au, 1 safe, 1 sink, 1 douglatr ay, 1 Looking glass,
1 churn, 1 a-t and, water bench, 1 VII, queens ware,
-lard' cans, and many other articles not th2cessary to
enumerate. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on
said day, when a medic of 8 months will be given
on all sum, of $5 and upward. , , C. M A N ,
j'an 29 ts G. V. MuNG, A uct.
GLOV'E S
Wetow have the for.owing for Gentlemen
Fine Beavm Gauntlets, Lamb Lined.
" Fur (Seal) "
.. Muskrat 4. .. 41
" /SUL kakin " (full mist) Lined.
" (tell)
11 44
" llla k Ki.l " (full wrist) felt Linea
(open wrist) "
4t " • " (.ull wrist) Cotton"
_ _
• " Asst. Col a
Fieslier
V try heavy Fleahor 'Gann ticts,
130yo' at
Pine Shcep'lWool
Splendid liidthoves, Beaver Top,
Horton-Tup Buck Uloves,
Calfskin -
Felt Leather ' "
Knit IVoolen Gloves, all a:z s.
Our line cf 11loves i• now full, enOraeing some
sixty ditrererit styles.
'Call to 'see us when you want Gloves.
W. 11.
jan 'B—lf - No. '27 St.
0 UST IN_TMILITOR CHRISTMAS. Clioico
New C•rotrltilow - Orleans Molasses at '
dee IS tf : -. !l‘. • " Puler: & liorFmcm's.
PUBLIC SALE.
will offer at Public Sale at my residents, in
I
Quincy townrhip, Franklin county, Pa., on the
rola from Quincy to Waynesboro', +milefrom the
former and three from the latter place,
OF MUMMY, FEBRUARY 22, 1869,
the following'property, to wit:
6 lII L FINE HORSES,
among which is a Black Mare noted for speed ;
20 Head No. 1 rat Cattle,
2 Mileh Cow•, one fr,sh about the time of sale, 6
head fine young Cattle, 1 Extra Be!!,
120 H WAI) It-A N -YED-S
20 hood Shoats and 1 Brood Sow; 1 FINE FARM.
WAGON WITII WOOD BED.I strong two
horse Spring Wagon, 1 one-hoist Spring Wagon,
1 two-horse Farm Wagon, I largo Curt, 2 Plows, 1
good hallow, I good Kirby Mower, 1 Patent Hay
and Gr iin Rake; 1 Bureau, 2 large Bedsteads, 1
Stove suitable for a small family or for parlor use ;
15 Tons of Hay. I will also sell at the same time
80,000 190E1 1 'LUMBER,
(prime) consisting of about 10,000 of prime a Yel
low Pine, the balance 1 inch Flooring and Boards,
also ash, walnut, cherry. poplar and a lot Square
Timber, 75,000 prime joint Chestnut Shingles. 50,
000 Plastering Lath 3 35 and 4 feet long. 500 Broom
_Handles, 2 good Cross-cut Saws, One Hundred
Cords Oak, Pine and'Ohestnut Wood,and %variety
of articles tIo numerous to mention. 10'Sale to
commence at 9 o'clock on said day. Terms made
I. •
jan 1943
PUBLIC SALE.
HE subscriber will sell at public sale at his res
. derice, one-mile-East of Wnynesbe *, -, • -
road leading to Quincy, on Wednesday the 10th day
of February, the following property to wit :
THREE HEAD HORSES,
all good w.rk horses ; 4 head of Cati le, two of which
are good Milch Cows, one fresh, the other will be
fresh about the time of sale, one young bull, the
other a heifer ; T3•:N HE , t 1) OF HOGS, three of
which are brood sows ; 2 FARM WAGONS, one
3-inch and one narrow-tread, t Wagon Bed, 1 pair
Wood Ladders, 1 pair Hay Ladders, 1 two and 1
three-horse Plow, It Harrows, single and douide
Shove-FP lows,-3-spreaddrsT-I—fi
screw, breast chains, butt traces, 2 sets Front Gears,
2 sets Breccbbands, coibirs, bridles, 1 set dung
boards, I Thresher, l Wheat Fan, Chlss, rakes, sin
gle, double and trebble trees, I cutting box, 3 graid
cradles, a lot mowing scythes, I fla brake,
RAKE,
a lot old iron, 1 ment vessel, a l'otr,cider harrels; 1
tatile_,_2_ll42ll4l.llltl-3,_2 _1411 , 3 o
clock, a lot tinware, and II):1ny other articles not rice
estir y to enumerate. rE -- ale to commence at 10
o'clock on said day, when a credit oi 6 months will
be given on all sums of $3 and upwards. No prop-
complied with
jAti •242—ts
PUBLIC SALE.
MOUE sulNeriher intendin,; to quit farming. will
JIL .5,11 at put, he sale at his re,Yriene e, miles
boutheast of Vt'ayneshorn', near Patterson!s—Mill.
(furmerly Fr,,niz'O on Tuesday the 91/: day of Feb
ruary,_the_fullowing property, to wit :
5 ' - ' 4k orlr. Horsess
two of which - aye young mareu with foul, one fine
cult 3 yetui o:d;
- 18 Head Catt,le,
*-i-x.-44-whichittre-Itilch-Comts„-th ree-EAILC-A-TZL-E
the brilnnee young cattle; 9 head flue COTSWOLD
sDEFIP;
20 HEAD OF HOGS.
one brood sow, the balance stock hogs; 1 four-inch
trend ROAD WAGON with bed and bows, 2 3•
inch Plantation Wagons, I spring Wagon, ono
Wood fled, 2 pair Hay Carriages, 2 throe-horse
Brush ear Plows, 1 single and 2 double b'hovel Plows
1 Ilarr6w,
I WCORMICK REAPER,
I BALL'S combined REA I'ER and MO I
Spring tooth Rake, I Seeder, ( rroxel's make) one
jackscrew, single, doublo and treble trees, log (min
filth a hain, spreader, butt, breast and cow challis, I
feed trough, 2 hay locks with rope, I tarn shovel,
forks and rakes, 3 sets Irunt gears, 4 sets plow gears
collars. , bridles, halters, lines and housens, I set of
single harness, 4 fly-netts, and a great loamy mucks
not enumerated. '
bale to cornmenee at 9 'Mock on said day when
the terms wi,l be made known by
I.L►l lb X. Is ON INIR BAK.
jan 2,2-30 G. V. AinNG, Aust.
PUBLIC SALE.
SHE subscriber intending to discontinue firm
ing will sell at pub:ic silt., on the farm former
ly occupico by Ge0..1301, near the lolls of the An
ON FRIDAY, FI:I3IWARY 19, 1869,
tho following p. rsoiail property, to Wit
10 HEAD HORSES,
three of which ate leaders, one a family mare, 3
two and 2 ot,e year old Colts;
15 Haill) CATTLE,
three r•f which are good Mulch Cows, two of them
will be fresh by the time of sale, two Bulls, one a
lull bred Devon, the balance young cattle;
80 39E.M.41-1:3) .711a1C4Z)C3rMt 4
three of which are brood sows, one full bred Chea
ter, the belont c fine thrifty shoats; 2 Wagons, one
a road wagon, thc. oche. 3.inch tread,' I spring wa •
gon, I cart, I sleigh, 1 Rockaway Buggy, I buggy
pole, grain drill, springtooth rake, wood bed, hay
carriages, circular saw fur sawin3 wood, N. Yoilt
Horse power and -lack, cutting box, I three and 2
two-horse plows, 4 double and 2 single shovel
plows, I corn coverer, 3 laarrows, 2 grain cradles , 2
cluverseed cradles, mowing scythes, 2 sets breech
bands, 3 sets front gears, 4 sets plow gears, 2 sets
single harness, 4 !lyrists, lot lines, bridles, collars,
halters, 60 test good machine strap, 2 p air•vpread
ors, sixth chnin, 2 good log chains, lock and cow
chains, rough lock, single double and treble trees, a
large string bells, shovels, forks, rakes, hoes, axe;
crowbar, pack, mattocks &c; 30 grnin bags, a lot
carpenter tools, I work bench. I grindstone;
1 dJx GOOD BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
6 crew plater, about 1000 weight old iron, about
.50 horseshoes, a lot screws and taps, •
1101J,' EROLD FURNITURE,
2 bedsteads, 1 walnut dining table, 3 stoves, one
ten plate, parlor, 1 rook stove suitable fir coal or
wool, large' size; 1 large dinner bell, 1 Ohio Fruit
'hymn lot barrel*., vinegar I,y the barrel; Timothy
Huy by the tan, Fodder by the bundle,
CORN BY THE BARREL,
and other articles, not nesessmy to mention. Sale
to (iniment.° at 9 o'clock on said day, when a cred
it of LO months will be given on all suing of *JO
and upwards, purchasers giving their notes with
approved security. If said notes are not paid with
in 21) days after maturity interest will be charged
from day of uule. Au goods to be removed until
settled fir. JASON BELL.
jan 26-3 t -G. V. Motto, A uct.
Lamb "
Cotton "
N il
twit. "
Lamb a
IETAVING made same change in my businees
Aln . relatione, all persona indebted to me are re
quested to rn ike prompt settlement of their accounts
as 1 stn in urgent need of money. Mr. A. E. WAY
NANT is autitor:z d t, i-et.eipt for mollies due me.
Waynesboro', Jan 8-21119,..1 W. A. IZEIII
HEN RY EE:SHE it, or H.
6. V. IViov.c.,...Auct,
.1P AL "T" T.T . X2)-1
ALEX. LEEDS,
Next door to the Town Hall, has flaw on hand
a fine astortment of -
CLOCKS,
)pm-atTI,
Selo-tad by himself with Brent c are, a large and
well selected assortment of
!ANVISI.!SA.N!. I
411 - 1 •" •40 t.
. •
• cv •
,D •
.sA• r + 41;4
•
zi t + )
44-gibAN
of Swiss, English, and American Manufacture
JEWELRY
cheaper than ever I.ef)re sold in Waynesboro', all
-the - int - ust - Fryles - lcrpt - ron t a - rvt ly - on - h and.
Every variety of Cult buttons. A 'fine assort
ment of
FINGER AND EAR RINGS
Solid Gold. Engagam cut and
WEDDING:RINGS,
Silver Thimbles and shedds,' Castors, Forks, an
Spoons, salt Oeliars, and Butter Knives of the cel
ebrsted Roger Manufacture, at reduced rates.
S PECTACLES
To suit everybody's eyes. New glasses put in old
Clocks. Watches, and Jewelry .promptly end
neatly repaired and warren ed.
ALEX. LEEDS,
Next door to the Town Hall, under the Photograph
Gallery.
___ July 31.
_.___ _
DTO TICE.
CHASILIERSTIURCI, Pa., Jan. 1, 1869.—.Netie0 id
hereby given, that the eo.partnership heretofore ex
iAing between kliacitue: i & HITE , IIEVV. in the Dry
Cloods and Notion Business, is this day dissolved
by mutual coasent. •
The Books of said firm will be sottled by W.
Ilmsitiew, to whom all owing the said lion will
plense make payment, and to whom all chlimi
should be presentall
71103. METCALFE,
VV. H. 11ITES11EW•_;1;.''i
The buflineßs will be craitinued at the 01.1 Stand,
No. 27 Front i•iri•vt, by iLe unikrAigned , who hay
re twiied from New York and Philadolphiit with a
line 111. of
NEW GOODS.
For anything you want in the
DM' GOODS AND NOTION LINE,
call at N. 27, and you will be almost suro to fi till
it.
I am determined not to be undersold by nny lionme
anywhere. Therocoro, all who like to buy cheap
gout'', come along.
Jul P—tf W. H. HITLSIIEW.
PUBLIC SALE.
undersigned will sell at Public Sale, at hiS
1 rebidcnce, on the old Peter Hoover Farm, non r
the road lending from Waynesboro' to Ringgold, a•
bout 2 miles Irom the former and half a mile from
the latter place, on Monday the 81h day gi Farua
ary, 181:9, the following personal property, to wit :
4 WORK HORSES,
two of wt.ich are Brood Marc►;
14 READ OF CAT FLE,
bix of which arc ?ditch Cows, 2 will bs fresh about
the time• of sale, 3 Fat Cattle, the balance young
cattle; 4 heat! Hogs, one a breeding sow;
e l 3-inch warm Wagon
with wcol bed, I one-lwrse Wagon with bed, 1 pair
one-horse flay Ladders, 1 Grain Gill with gum
,rings, Barshear, single and double Shovel flows,
I harrow, single, double and treble trees, 1 Wheat
Fan. 2 sets nreechbands, 2 sets Front Gears, col
lars, bridles, wagon saddle, shovels, forks, rakes,
lot 3 feu. 13,igs, 7 cow chains, a lot Ulover nay, a
lot Corn Fodder„ Fut th.es by the bushel. ' uuse
hol 1 and Kitchen Furniture. cons;sting of Bed
stet dm and Bedding, Tables, 3 sets Chairs. I Bos
ton Chair, 2 sales, stands, sink, tubs and
barrels, a quantity vinegar, earthen and GI. ware, a
bout 12 crocks of applebutter, a lot canned fruit.
hams, shbulders and s ides, lard by the pound, one
Cook Stove and fixtures, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day,
wlicn due attendance and a coedit of Six - Months
will be given on all aunts above $5.
jan 22-31)
Family Flour!
A.HE subscriber is now delivering a prime article
of Family Flour for *9 per barrel. Alsa Corn
111, al and Bill Stein deli cred ut low rates. Terms
cash. Orders can be left nt the Drug t:tore of J.
F. Kurtz or at the Post. Office.
j tf) DAVID - LOH It.
6'"itH E subscriber returns spoilt' thanks to his cus•
t 'nun for their very Ahural patronage in the
pot, and viauld.infurn; them thathiskql ill Wagon"
continues to run, and that he is-prepsied to supply
t I order the besell'inniiy Flour and all kinds of Mill
Stall: His firm' in diMrent sized packages can at
ali Haws L•e had of 'the. Grocery. Store Of W. A.
Reid .1.1C013 HOOVER.'
oc: 3..)--,..f
s
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J. 1001.1 KBNDIG.
' G. V. MuNa, Auct
improved Thrashing Machine' !
Daniel Geiser.
H. E. Price.
Farnters will please look at the great advantage in Thrashing
G EISERS'
Snif-ItUGULATING
CLEANER AND BAGGER.
No. I—is-a•-eight-horse , . • ..! . and wood cylinder, six
teen inches in diameter and thirty three incbes long. Trunk has ten inch rake crank and seven rakes
is thirty•five inches wide, and delivers the straw on the second rake, these carry the straw out on !heir
tops, and deliver it tit:, stacker, which will deliver alvmt thirty-five feet beyond the feeder, on a stack
fifteen to eighteen feet high, and can he easily m triaged to carry the chaff with the straw, or deliver it_
in a separate place. The crank and fen sides being closed, to confine the strew arid chaff, remedies all
difficulties in cleaning grain against wintry weatlitr. It bags the grain br reasonable management,-suf
ficiently clean for market, and its capacity, under ordinary eircuinstences, is from twenty to torty bush
els per hour, using eight:horses and the same number of hands; but to force the work under favorable
circumstance, it will thresh from forty to fifty bushels per hour, and with more ease and agreeableness
to hands than any other machine now in common use.
The No. 2 Machine, fully represented in the above cut, is particularly adapted to the farmer's use; in
intended to apply to any common lever or , railw.ty pawer; weighs 1,300 pound st_has_tiii_iron-thxeshers
nie,.l-1-2-.3—;- it br
rraneTimrcyfuTdel - 21 inches in diameter and XB - inches long; delivers the clean grain in bags, or if
desired, in a lull bushel. It delivers the straw fifteen feet from the feeder, or if desired, can . deliver the
straw and chatitogethier; will thresh and clean, in good grain; ready for in aket, from 100 to 175 bushels
of wheat, or from 300 to sno bushels of oats per days using four or six horses, and the sane number of
nands; but to force the work, under m /at favorable circumstances, good grain, &c., will thresh and clean
considerably more. The Machine will thresh and clean all kinds of grain generally threshed, with_thr
-common-machine, - and - requires - no more power,
'apply very well to a two-horse railway power
Now here is what the Farira3r and thrasherman wants, a Separator to go frmr C l am to farm, to thrash_
grairt4th-more-satisfaction - than nY other separator now in use, anl why is it ? 13ecausel this bepara
tor has a s.illre,tulating Ulast, which prevents grain from blowing into the chaff, and also has a self reg
_ulating_feeder to feed the cleaner hod it-hrut- rollers and combs in -- the cleaner whichprevents it from
(Awaking. Why does this in whine run so light, and give so little trouble? Because there is less fric•
tion in the Jourrials,AmLthe-rakes-andian ara-geared , sothat=you=lrave-ncrtroulffFrWitlFlre
, ir-,-tatasitag=d-ust rrthrivtreu -— W - try—' —it
riplaing,c, _. at a~tzirrtr , oars iii against the wind Because the
blast has intact action on the grain and the cleaner is so wall arranged that the wind has no chalice to
drive the dirt intrv o the hopper. Why is it built permanently on two whee Is and the front carriage sep
arate, reatV to attach when necessary lice tase it is more convenient in the barn without the front car
riage. Yuu can turn the machine or run it from place to place Tit are easily. Why has it not got Eleva
tors tike some_ other machines? Because the Elevators-c-arry-th - e - filth bock alternately into the cleaner,
which'must eventually go into the goad wheat or in the chaff, and all know, that filth should be kept
separate for feed, &c , we might as well keep shoveling the Tailings from under our hand fun into the
hopper and expect to get the grain clean. - Why is this separator mon; cleanly and sat isfactory to work a- i
bout than others! Because the Fan and Trunk Sides are closed up to prevent the wheat chaff and dust
from coming out and i.cattering over the fluor, causing waist and giving much_tronble with dirt and sore
eyes, &c. Why do Thrashermen get more work with these separators than they do with others? lie
cause this separator has all these advantages and many more, which makes it a separator suitable and a
_paying one for all fax,nicrs-and-Thrashermen-that_have_grain-to-thrash,-whilst in most cases farmers
must suit themselves to the machine, because the machine will not suit itself to the farmer. In short
this is the cheapest, most durable, reliable, simple and most agreeable to work about; and the only; eep
___arator-tha-t-witl-tlean a - n - d - liig - • Ih - 6 - grain sufficiently - cleatu fur nu .ket Tinder all circumstances:
Farmers can rest assured that this machine is no humbug, and judging from the high recommenda
tion of farmers that are using them, we must come to the conclusion that it is the very Machine that far L
aners-want-and-wilk-have - rts - soun - mr - they - trave - an — apity to appreciate and attest tuitterita, for
which we hope they will give us an opportunity, as we are willing to be responsible if it does not perform
as represented in this Circular.
A red tiop of 2 per cent. on all orders !larded in on or before the first uf %pH], 1868. •
•
Sh ) Prices of Machines range from 8215, to .8540.
e warrant the machines to lie as above represented; also against any reasonable defects of malaria
workmanship, &c.
- - -
Geiser, Price & Co., Rianisiaetiores.
w AYNESBOIIO% FRANKLIN CO, PA
Nuirs Pat. Post Boring Machine.
STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS.FOR SALE.
A series of trials of this machine has convince:. the inventor anti nll persona who have Vt Unused its
operations that it is superior to any other in use in the following particulars :
This machine is constructed so as to be operated either by hand, horse, water or steam power. By
hand 25 to 3tl pugs con be bored per day; by one-horse power from 100 to 150 per day ; by two-horse
power 200 per day, and by water or steam power from 200 to 300 per day. It is also a.self feeder.
The subscriber is now prepared to dispose of Slate and County Rights for the above valuable in
vention.
A 11Jrcbs
June 19—tf
NO T lONS.
We have just Opened n tcplendid Assortment of all
Uoods coming Under this Head
Ladies, Gents and Children's Huse, of every de-
scription.
Gents' Large Wool Scarfs.
Children's !foods. •
Ladies' Bridled Hoods, three caned, new styles.
Handkerchief.; of every dtscription.
Jet Buttons, all sizes.
Wooden Molds, all sizes.
Coat Bindings, all grades
Frogs and Fastenings for Ladies' Coats.
Shawl Pins, different styles, -
Muff Girdles, Brown and Itrab Tnisels, for Mulls-
Black milk Lord, heavy and 'ight.
Fine assortment of Children's Gloves.
Ladies' Linen Collars.
liocp Skirts, all'grades.
We will keep up our stock of Notions at ell times
therefore you will 1•e suited by calling at our place,
No. 27 Front street, fur anything in this line. •
'jut B—tf W. IIATITESHE.W.
' DR. JOIEN MI RIPPLE
having permammtlp located in this place, offers his
professional serviced to the community. o.llice it
fur front room ,nes t door totontbralie's Drug Store
L'ec 11, ISCS.
rn n fib
t—lmpro-v-ed Triple Geared Horst
driven either by Gear or Belt
PATENTED MARCH 24, 1868
LABOR SAVING QUALITIES--
I: •Itii: OF OVER ATION
bIMPLICITY OF CONSTRUCTION.
Josiah Fitliwney.
PATENT
GRAIN SEPARATOR,
u in many cases oos not r
DANIEL GEISER Proprietor.
JONATHAN NULL,
Quincy, Franklin County, Pa.
DRY-G,OODS.
IN THIS LINE OUR STOUK 18 FULL.
A beautiful assortment of Prints, new styles.
Fine line of Bleached Muslins, a tl grades.
Also, Unbleached Al Infirm. all grades, well assorted
Canton Flannels, all colors.
Shirting " g 1
Drees 14
Drab, Brown and other colors of Felt Shirts.
Army Blankets, Cheap. •
Gum Blankets.
Braiz•s, all colors, fcr yells.
Cbenielle Snails, beautiful styles:
Bound Boyles.
Linen Table Cloths, many potterns.
Toilet Covers,--rvbits and colored.
Crib Quilts.
Coverlets.
Cotton Table Dinpo•, bleached and unbleached.
Ladies'. Cloaki eg Clloths.
Ginghtirns. full line.
Black Velyetcett, a nice article, cheap..-
Army livi;•Coats.. .1, , . •1. • • • •
WOO . ) and look through , octe.S toektefore buy
ing (04601140, as most of it has jut been libught . .
Styles New and Prices Low
W. H. lIITESHEW.
. ,
• • Chninberaurg, Pa.
mr. - Eli ..a... pz.
PRILE 1191iFtiell
Annnnr,dn to the community generally that they
have re , :clred their
Second ituppiy of
All kinda of Dry goods,
Groceries, Queensware, Cederware, &c.,
and invite the public to call arid maim an
examination of their assortment of goods:
Cheap
Government Overcoats, (Cavalry
and Infantry) Blotbos and Blankets
at Price & Ifocfliclea.
Furs fur Ladies and M iSSC`i
at — .Nee & - Iloeflicifs.
Hoods of Fur and Zephyr in beautiful
styles at P. & ll's.
Plaid, Plain and Fancy flannels '
at P. & ll's. '
Buffalo Rubes
Beautiful line of Bros goods
Large lot of Queensware
MUD—Heavy Boots, and ,Guen Sheer' for
Bad Roads
Cheese, Priaut C. tree, Sugars, fresh
- .Honey and a silaidid article of
Chinchilla, Cloths for Ladioa Sac
P. & H's
Todmordon and Waterloo shawls
Woolen Circulars and Shoulder shawls
Beaver Overeoatings
Muf - D, Capes, Victoriaca
Ladies Vests
Gents Underclothing
Buck Mits, Gloves and a great variety
of other gloves
Heavy Drab and Blalk Curds awl -
Dreadaauglit.
at
Blaukols Grey and While
Thibet:Shawle
no, 27 1868
fit/• c.,.
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W - 1
MBERSON. BENIMICT A. CO. have jitQt
,E received their first supply of Fall mid Winter
Clouds, to which thoy invite the attention of their
eugtomore and all who wish to hay good and cheap
go ds. We havo a full assoament of
DRY GOODS.
Ladies a❑d Gents Goods of all ki❑ds. A
large Int 01 CHAMBER6BURG FACTORY
GOOD 6. for owns' wear. Also a full line of
Groceries, Notions )
Quecosware,Hardware,
Carpetiogs, I Mattings,
Oil Cloths,
Bunts and Shoes,
Window Paper, i Nails, &c.
WO a re also agents for the sale of the well-known
Howe Lock Stitch Sewing Machine• We have an
experienced Sewing Machine operator, who gives
all necessary instruction in sewing when required.
.-1M131:11SON, 13Etli 6DIUT & CO.
Oct 9
quiNc FOIUNDItY
A ND
MACHINE SHOPI
riIHE subscriber having purchased of Messrs.
1 Hess & Emmert their Foundry and Machine
shop at Quincy, Pa., respectfully announces to the
public that he will continuo the business, and for the
present. will do all kinds of repairing in iron or
wood. Will also build new Overhhot, Undershot
and Breast Water Wheels and Four Bolts to or.
der. lic;iirg a practical and experii.nced mechanic
he 11,tters himself that ho ean give general astir fat:.
thin tb ell who will favor hint 'with their patronage.
lie further promises that his charges shalt be mod
erate.
'dee' 18 31nosi JO HN L. METCALFE.
'.COWS FOR{ 'SALE.
mum subscriber off rs for snle privately 2
.. good
JL - :Hitch Cows.
j in.1,5•t1
P. & ire
P. & iro
P. & H'e
P. & I-Pg
P. Sr. ll'a.
P. & Ws.
P. Az H's
P. & IPs
Ira.
P. &. H's. ,
P.A Il'e
P. & H's
P. & We
P. & 11's
P. &. W 8
ci
Le 4
e..,-s
cza
A. E. PRICE.