•----'--~-~- .-r-- ~~,~` j~j~fJj~(p NEW GOODS!'NEW GOODS YOII I ILD - Wepectfully inforrii the public they ,litive bony 'opened at their new room,on the southwetkeierner Girths DiraliOndi)l ll t .iWilY""' horo' a large e ` nii` Kell teeleottid of" • Sr* Wiefedt4r, • larticeriep, - I T" /Jar . dWat49" , *nal tiptlery, . Tran,Ateel, Naflo, Coach=makers broads of every discription, QueensWari; Cedarware, Shoes, Car _ !pets, Oil Coths,-Paints;elass, Oils, Varnish Brush es, Fish, Salt , find All kind of Good kept in a Well regulided store,' Our goods are all new 'and fresh , and have bedu boUght for cash at the lett del line in 'prices. We' flatter ourselves that from our long experi ence-in business, and - trdetermination to sellAkods nt small*flierwelrhulthe.little „troger Vtitpua I induceMents desirtjajts,vir!iintiii• Neste: ealt*dnietrifikr*tilvo=::, We have it fit:rife:',ltiut wel t Allortiitk'lltbff *A a. phi anti fincfr,Dri r gteittiite:ll3ffityro 0004 , Clo Sattinett4 ims, Stripes;Checkii,"talAghttinsi - Linin and - tenon Table Diapers, Crush - for Totivete,"Ualicoes, Delains, Alpatees, • • " : FINUT Trimings, Shawls, Brown and Bleached nheetings end Shirtings, 'Pickings, Linens, Flannels, White Coods, Gloves,,Hosiery and Notions. We are ,re ceiving new goods every week and will supply any article wanted that We have not on hand in a few days. We pay the-highest market price for all kinds of country produce such as Bacon, Lard, Butter, Eggs Dried Fruit, Rags, &c. , • May 29, 1868. PERNICIP WE L 10.° VD" DRUGS MpDICINES, PLaln3s, &cm &c., Qo to Fourthman s Waynesboro' May 24 , 1867. ANTIETAM MARBLE WORKS ! U. WALTER & JH{O. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERA IN Monuments, Tombs, headstones, 4c„ 4c., WE call attention to•our assortment of the a hove, comprising the newest and most ap waved styles. • • Having the advantage of Waterpower, and a long experience lri the STONE CUTTING BUSINESS, we are able to fill orders at the shortest notice and 011 most reasonable' terms. (jive us a 'call at our Yard, near Antietam Junc tion, or. the Waynesbord' and Hagerstown Turn pike, two mile's from the forraer place. Post Office Address, W'ayncsboro', Pa." N. 13. Driers can be left with John Walter and will receive prompt attention. 11. W. & /1110. Apra 3—tf. Notice to the Public ! r HE undersigned is running a Line of Stages j from Hagerstown to Gettysburg, leaving former piaco on Monday, Wedneaday and Friday, at 7 o'- clock, A. M., passing bye l,eitereburg, Waynesboro', Monterey and Clermont Springs; Fountaio Dale ane Fairfield, arriving at•Ge'ttyebnrg at half past (our o'clock and returning front Gelysburg on Tues day, Thursday and Saturday; deriving at /lagers. tox n to make connection with the 5 o'clock train for Baltimore. ' ' ANNA WASSEN• niay 14.-439 • GEO..W. WELSH, ArrORIVEY AT LAW. . . Office in the TotO Dal( DoiMine, next door to the Post Office. ' Dee. t 3 tsar , A ANTE D.,—.Bacon, Lard, Bitter, Eggs eel tori- Rngs, .for ,which we will give, the highest market price in trade. • " ttEID & WAYN ANT. 4une lA, '6B, Newest 1p Cb r ea,ntst Vt: l L.J C .7777,57,7771- 4: ' . - „ 1 .11 1 102. X T . - - CEORCC BENDER ' . g e r :l3l ` ' 1 "." 0 /"*A ins an entire new stook of MO, .11 . E7'_ 1 .111111.. tjE - 1 4 W -115;1- . . 411 of which hes • been obtained from.' the d Justly selehrated . house ,s4.A. tjAltarth, Bal- , 1 Every article gold 'is WAIIRAN,I7I), te'be -or he best ginned - 1 nagye,,and, the material just what= it isrepresentetl to be. , ' ' i : . , • ' A tall aigorpnens of GENTS FURNISHING CeSOPS always on hand, such as Under Clothing, Gloves, Har t lkerchiefs, Hose, Collars, &C. All gre ask is, that- you give us one trial, and you will always buy,- for remember we do not keep badly made clothing and the goods are all of the latest style. . . GEO. BENDER. May 4-Iy] ' - . Waynesboro . PURIFY"-YOUR BLOOD! ili. 1., 0 N JD 0 N Tr .u,' LOOD -I'IUNACE - Ai The Great Alterative and -Blood Purifier. It is the most perfect 'egotable compound of altera tives, tonics, diuretics and diaphoretics, making it the most effective; invigorating, renovating and blood vleansing, cordial known to the world. he cure of Sciltogrra or nva's ; - CIITANEOOB DISEASES, ENS 001,BOILS,PINELEN And TCSES OD the FACE, SORE ', SCALD READ, - .TETTER AF IONS, OLD and S 1111 0 R ate,nstruarro - DreOaDERS, LOW JAVEDICE, SALT BREVE, TE SWELLINGS, MERCURIAL EASES, GENERAL DEDILITT, EATATION and rLIITTERING HEART, DON'SIIMP ETON', GSA, grrEurs and_SithErmrio tetrovs, Inflating/most of the, MS& and KLDNETS, PAINS in 3ACK: DROPSY, FEMALE COM ITS, ko. - To the broken down le it gives life andinnergy - by ging the lost polvers of nature, health again 'succeeds the form and pallid cheek of the Mrprlsing than its invigorat _ system, Persons ell weak ness and laSsitude r by using the PANACEA; at once become robust and fUll of energy under its influence. Ladles who have pale complexions and are dark about the eyes, blotches and pimples on the face, rough skin or freckles, and are " out of spirits," should use a bottle or two of LONDON BLOOD PANACEA. It ---- will - cW - insy - ciur - blbif,d, remove the freckles and blotches, and give you animation, sparkling eyes, fine spirits and a beautiful complexion, Try it. Prtbe $l.OO Per Bottle. The genuine have LONDON DLOOD PANACEA. S. A. Fours, BALTIMORE, Mn.. blown in the bottle, and my signature on the wrapper. 8_ POT.TrZ, • Manufacturer and P . ropriator, D4LTIBIIIRE, MD. For sale by druggists and storekeepers throughout the United States. • • " -P. For sale by J. BURNS ANIERSON, Drug •iet, Wavneshoro'. [nov 20-1 v CIRIMGE THE subscribers would inform the public that they have associated themselves together in the Carriage making business, and that the business hereafter will be continued at Jacob Adams' old stand under the Arm of Angus 8c HAPZEKR. They will have constantly on band Km. 0 , GIES of every description; new and as - second•handed Vehicles of all kinds. =au - A..1 - 121" Repairing done at short notice, They employ none but good mechanics and use the best material. Persons wanting anything in eur line will do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. JACOB ADAMS, GEORGE B. BA WKER, Church Street, nearly "vs's/ft tie M. E Church Jan 26—•t1 Fresh Arrival FOR-NEY SON.S TTHVE just returned from the• City with a large Ell assortment of Shoe Finding, Lining's and Mo rocco at very low rates. Highest prices paid for Hides, and akirie taken in rind weighed at the Celler of Ruthes shoe store. The highest market price will be paid for 400 cords of Rock and Black Oak Bark. April 24-1868. DR. T. D. FRE NCH, i f - XrillriitiSPri,' , , TNSERTS Beautiful and BUrable teeth mountet. j on Platina, Gold and Vulcanite. - Particular attention given to t.tlet preservation of the natural teeth. w Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for the e:trac tion of teeth without pain. .‘1 Office at his residence on Mechanic Street. Feb. 8. • . ', apPlpir "COONEY% BOOT AND SHOE STORV. THE subscriber bas just returned trona the city j and is now opening for examination a large and well selected stock of Boots and Shoes. . Having bad a long time to become acquainted with the Boot and t'hoe trade, no doubt if you favor him with cap you will buy as he will sell' cheap' and warrant Mwork. All rips mended free of charge. Give coney" a call. . C. RUTHES. dept 25—tf 30S. N. CRE4S i UNDERTAKEItp, INFOANIS the public that lie hits constantly on hlnd Coffins of ell'ltinds,, including the Pitts burg ExcelsiOr Coffins, and a Patent FREEZER, M which Corpses can be presierved for l itqr- length of time desired. ' Ho will 'be in readiness at short notice. te convey - Corpses to any point desired. returns'biethonluito, the public for the liber al patronage heretofore given him, and by strictst tendon in business and fair siectlikkg hopes to merit a continuance of the same. May 29—tf , • , Barbering f Barbering;' T" i" subscriber informs the public dint he con tinges the Barbering business in the room nes door to Mr. Reid's Oiecery Store, mils at all times peparod to do hair cutting, shaving, shampoorting etc. in the best style. The pattonage of the pub ie is respectfully solicited. Aug 23 1867. ' , i' J. .AND SUM MFR IEW FIRM' W. A. PRICE: 4 ifirtiOVV. ktrk4iktn9lifflitirtt.o,4ll7oCEl • Daniel Gebeirie: D.B. Price. e... ~t.~.-. IRENE • !..• • • Warinersoirilt Otiose look at the great ad tilliiage l he grilricathlag drain with - - GET:S . ER S - ,i'Z'T AT E NT:' - z 7 -:_:::T:: -- - - , - SEA Pit 11G-kkA T I N G,GR A I It: SITA it:ATI)11, CLEANER AND BAGGER. Witht4e latest' Improved : Triple Geared Horse Power, driven either by Gear or Belt,' ' No. 1 is a eight-horse rciwer, with cast ironthrbillaer frame and wrought iron and wood cylinder, six teen inches in diameter and thirty•three inches 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 their tops, and deliver it' n the stacker, which will deliver about thirty - five feet beyond the feeder, oh a 'stack fifteen to eighteen feet high, and can be easily managed to carry the chaff with the straw, or deliver it in a separate place. The dunk and fan sides being closed, to confute-the straw, and chaff, remedies aft difficulties in cleaning grain 'against wirmy weather. It bags theirain by reasonable marangemeritodif.; ficiently clean for market, and its capacity, under ordinary circumstances, is from twenty to forty 'burihe els per hour, using eight horses and the sarrie number_olhands;_but_to,force-the-work-under7favotable circumstance, it will' thresh from forty to' fifty bushels per hour, and with more ease and agreeablenette, to hands than any other Machine now in common use, The-No. 2 Machine, fully represented in the ahbvii cut, is particularly adapted to the farmer's use; id intended to apply to any common lever or railway 'power; weighs 1,1130 pounds; has an iron threshers' frame, and cylinder, 12.6. inches in diameter and .413 inches long; delivers the clean -grain-in bags, 'or if desired, hi a half bushel.—lt-delivers - thastraw filleen'feeitfrOm'the fe - eder, or if - desireW - eari - deliiier the straw and chaff together; will thresh and clean, in good grain, ready for marketifrom 100 to 175 bushels of wheat, or from 300 to 500 bUshels oroata per day, tiding 'four or six horsea,rind-the-same-nrimber-of eands; bet to force the mirk, Mader most favorable eireuenstanalis,_g_ood_grain,dte.,_will-thresh-_and_cleatt, conSiderablY - moreT -- Th.13111 - achine will thresh and clean all kinds df grain genirelly` threshed with the common Machine, and legaiirei do more horse power, but in many capes does not ruin so hard. It Will apply very well to a two-horae railviay power Now here is what the Farmar: anti tnrasherman wants, a Separator to go from.fatm to farm, to thrash grain, with more satisfaction than any other separator novi in_use,and_why_is_it Ittlecause-this-eepara- torhas a selfregulating-Bladt; which - prevents - grain - from - blowing into the chaff, - and also has a selfreg ulating feeder to feed the Cleaner 'arid it hue' rollers and combs in the cleaner which prevents it from ettOaking. Why due's this machine run's° light, and give so little frotiblel Because there is less fric• tion_inahaJournals, and the rakes and fan are geared so that yoit- have uo trouble with Belts breaking and slipping; causing dust to fall into the wheat. Why does!it Clean Against the wind? Because the blast has tweet action on the grain and the cleaner is so Well arranged that the wind has no chance to drive the dirt into the hopper. Why is it built permanently oft two wheels'and the Iront carriage, sep-- arate, - ready to attach when necessary ? llecarise it is more ecinvenientin.the barn without the front car riage. You can turn the machine or run it from place to piece more easily. ' Why hab it 'Sot got Eleva tors like Some other machines? Because the E levators carry the fililVback alternately the. xleaner which must eventually go into the good wheat or in the cued; and all know, that filth should be kept separate for feed, arc , we might as well keep - shaveling the Tailings from under our hand fan into the hopper aria expect to get the grain clean. Why-isildiseparator More cleanly •and satisfae tory to work a bout than othersl Because the Fan and Tiunk - itles are defied up to prevent the yo heat chaff anti apst from coining out and scattering over the floor, caueing waist and givinguch trouble wino dirt and - sore eyes, ate. ' Why dO Thrashermen get more work with these eerrators than they do with"oteerst 'l4; * cause this separator has all these advantages and many more, which makes it a separator suitable and a paying one for all Tdianers and Thrashermen that have grain to thrash, whilst in most cases farmers must suit themselves to the machine, because the machine wilt not suit itself to the farmer. In short this is the cheapest, mosi durabbi, reliable, simple and most agreeable to work - abaut; and the only beP• arater that till clean and bag the grain sufficiently clean for market under all circumetarrees. Farmers eats rest assured that this machine is nu humbug, and judging from the 'high recommends!. l i o n of farmers that are using them, we must come t&tho conclusion that it is the Very 'Machine that far mers want and will have as soon as they have an opportunity to appreciate end' attest its merits, for wOch we:hoPe they will give us au.opportundy,.as we are willing to haresponeible if it does not s perforni as represented in this Circular• A reduction of 2 per cent on all orders handed in on or .before the firstiof April ,1868. Shop Prices of Machines range from 8215. to 8540. - LitriET to be as above represented; also against any xetuhanahle defects of ,materia /73We warrant II worknianship, &c: DANIEL, GEISTAI Proprietor. Geiser, Price & Co., Manufactures. . WAYNESBORO', FRANKLIN' CO,, EA. Null's Pat. Post Boring Machiae. STA"rt;2A-N,Q;c. Pi! NTY RIGHTS FOR SALE. MEM . . kaieirivioftilaliVer thii ; ma'ettinitiiiiiiijnce:: the inventor and all persons who have witnessed i opirations - that: it is superior to:aniiother hii'se in the following particulars : • :. . LABOR IRAVINGAtUALITIE§ . — , . . :T.AgE OF OPPARATIONL. - , . • — SIMPLICITY—OF CONSTRUCTION . . , This machine is consirtteted so, ae,to- bc operated either by hand, horse, water or steam PTAct • By hatid 25 M3d posts can 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 seli.feeder. The subscriber is now prepared to dispose of State and gettnty Rights, for the above valuable in vention. • Addreso June 19—tf GROCERIF,S. C 'Ka DICIre.E.II tITOULD respectfully announce to his friends , 7y and the public generally thatie is'irepared to supplyall wtio need COFFEE, SEGAE; "•SYRU/ i 4. FISH, TOD/WPC). MAAS. TEAR, , SALT. BROOM, r BUCKETS , TWINES, Alecto Nil sisogtezent'of Confectionaries ;• . . • • - '•Notions, • • Stationery, etc. 'Country Produce taken in exchange for gooJe. Thankful for past favors he respectfully solicits continuance of the gauze. • Aug. 20807. _1 -- I f • IL, PATENTED MARCH 24, 1868. THE ' Waynesboro" Bakery, Confectionary T" well known, and popular Restaurant and tkaloon formerly kept by Wm. B. Crou - se, has been leased by the at ndersigned. They are devoting tt sir entire time inufettentionxo the business Of ca tering for their friends and the public, and ready to aunply the luxuries of the se'ason. OYSTERS, pRA BR, LOBSTERS, .TURTLES, TR I P,E CHICKENS, &c.; Arc., will be• served. up at shop notice and by the hest of cooks. In fact and pa short, we aim to keeps first class.+Eating House and to plealm the appetite of all who may favor us with a call: -At all tunes'tbe beat , ALE can be bad on draught, for proof of which WI and try. threard. cle. We have a siloon fitted Up expressly for the Ladies. .. , . . • ,'Thankful for the encouragement we have re ceive) tints far, wehOpo to rneritir kill greater aliiire of pubic patronage. nov 20) HENNEitEgaER & HOOVER, - i; itzfr.* I ft11 1911 ,5 1 :. I . 7. i; ! JONATHAN NULL, Quincy, Franklin County, Pa., OVRNUCOPTA I OYSTER SALOON, HATS -1 0 . P . ; 4, (MI, it--. ) el .: r •,. - -. 4 , : 1 .—, r .. + 4 1 ' ' •:1,4 E. A ~. / i i ; ...,.., - 1 i ii l i ,,, , 7 111 hi BROGANS). ,_-,.- , v 4 , 1 „.--, A lkif rPt., .11,01F4011 11 4, ''. :r- kJ. #4‘" V n.r.ace•Alt id 4; WATCHES, ... • . ' -''" . CEOCK4 ..“ ' i, . -., ~, ' g --.,,, -;,, --- TOBACCOA - n — " T", --- • .- iiiG4l67, SNUFF, . : , i : ;; •• .. • 7 --- - - C0NFECT10N5,,,..„.,...,. , FRUITS, &C. ' .• 'lt: c:;: l ;?: A S P LE N D ID sT O ci • . Jiiiii feijOvilOin.kor:sile.ihiiti fir e . a . K ',.- apr 16-13R . V 77. - • $ 1, 3 1 4 1 1 0 494 11 PPM,P# PairntiPs' eStebrdted'Elfodeeeltrett+ ht. 4 - rennet'," is a medicine that we can recommend to to those who are afflicted, having uticd It in our own, focally and furnished our friends' with the articlet_2_ therefore; -- illitu gapperieo do -spy that It ies • medicine possessing rare medicinal properties ? Being It'uxild purgative, it is well toleeplt shims in the --family-where there are children or those iubjecs tb colds or other_sickness—lt-is-compounded.from= - 1 pied icimil - Roefe, - LecirTe, Barks, Beau and ,Berries, WhOdinpatid to be. entirely free Morn_ polaqn.c Ne are personally acgitaihted with the proprielbi h-ho stns our family 'Physician for several years, and ive pere at one time raised from a bed ofafflietlonnnder his judicious treatment."—Christlan _Family Corn naniio _ _ - V,41:1142it, _ N-A-CE-A 0 11 ' 4l SRABC.OO"- r"Patitair:e BLOOD Stanonmr—From our personal ecqnalu_ ce with Dr. P. Fahrney, and from the re putation o the above named medicine in the com munity where be lives, we can cheerfully. recom mend it to a fhir trial to all who may need 0p Panama Tor the physical Taiadied of mortality, until the groat Pilaf:um for all iseases shall be found. In the leayee • of the tree of life:--;Prophette Watchman. • Fold by F. Fourtbinen, Waynesboro', Hitesbew itrqehr, Ringgold •; Wm. .13. Raby, Quincy; E. J. Small, Mont Alto ; L. J. Bell, Smithburg, Md., and Druggists generally. . 0 ? , ak4-y97i,..24- • oct 23 ly COACH FACTORY. • ,NEW. 7 FIRM THE Sullsevibere respeqfully announce to the J. public that they have • purchased of Messrs. Hess & (Julie; their Pqatikloactory in Waynes boro', and purpose continuing the business in all its branches. #UGGIES, &c., &c always on !And or made to order, of the best ma terial, and warranted. REPA IRING of all kinds done at short notice, Acing practical workmen they hope to receive a liberal shitre of public pa tronage. - ' 8.8. THOMPSON, May 22;,:- 1, P. HOMPS.ON. NEW - MIL LINERY . STORE IN WAY ._ NESBORA THE subscribers beg leave to inform, the citizens of Waynesboro', and vicinity that they Have just returned from Philadelphia with a line and fashionable assortment of Millinery goods, and are now prepared to accommodate the ladies in any thing in their line of business, and would therefore solicit a public share of patronage. We have con s scantly on hand stamped yokes, and bands for em hioidering or braiding, stamped aprons all sites and patterns. Ravings procured fixings for stamping we are prepared to do stamping at any time and at shortest notice. • Ladies, call and examine our stock. Terms cheaper than can be found elsewhere ! • STITCHING DONE• TO ORLER. Reding on Main Stle:et:iiviii.Cmlibi's Farah:are redaisi: L: A. TRITLE &M. M: HAMLIN. oct 9 tf BARK WANTED! TTIE undersigned will piay the highest market price for 4filf cords of Dark,--.also the highest price for it IDES delivered at the Ha dware Stove of Geiser & Rinehart, in Waynesboro'. • They altucteep on hand all kinds of finished Featlier, such as Harness, Bridle, Fair Skirting, air Calfskin, Upper; Kips, Calfskins, Wang Lea ther, Spanish Slaughter and Hemlock Sole, French Calfskins and Linings of all kinds. Saddlers and Shoemakers will find it to their in terest to give them a, call before purchasing else- MIDDOUR & WEDDLE, • Quincy, mar 12—tf MILLINERY GOODS ! TO THE LADIES! P. L. ROLLIN BERGER has ; just re ceived a full supply s)f new Millinery goods. Ladies. are invited to call and examine her stock. GOOD - TEMPLAR REGA.LIAS supplied or the material to make' them furnished: • 'JOSEPH DOUGI.A.S I f' , ATTO,RNEX LAW, Real Estate 4 0 ,4.11 1 9u!,1 1 .pikt z;'• Office in - -Waynesboro', Penna. May.—Eltf. , ,yoarr A. HYSSONIai ' ATTORNEY AT LAW, . nesLEAVING been admitted to Practice Law 4 the several Courts in Franklin Cdunty, all husi. entreated golds; care will tie promptly attetided to—Post otAce addieas—Mercerattwg.Pat• Janlly Fresh LizTtel .. ..... . . THE subscribera have no' for sale at thei r Kam, 3 miles Fast of •Waricaboro', Freab Wood hurrit; Lime for Whiowastmg. Plasterinii&e. A supply wit be kept on .hand • during Ma season which will be sold on reasonable terms . march Is—ff . ] .HESS & MOTHER.. , . THOS. 'J. PIIjIERT, MERCHANT TAILOR, . . AGENT FOE SINGER'S suwobsemiotdirn. LASMWA RE.—We have for sale the largest Ur assortment of Glassware ever offered, here We „ invite ;special attention to our Goblets sold at the price of good tumblers. The ladies will.please call. aell.cheap. .IEID 8F WAYNANT. may 2a . tf • i 1 , A I —,, t 1 '7- .tlt.Viiti p d hrktal.H4 1/' Foundry, 31aohiaintrrend Blaokrmitho, ••,! • - PA - - •••ti FIT •• . • ' EstAiltotEtp' 180 - • -- !!f....FARKEREIBIWRiI,AtitST • !, ; _ Your attention istet3Ctiuny called to'Oiii:bititt•-• -- FOUNDRY and 111AORINE WO RKS eititited bu, Koito*ha siteet;:itairthe lli ` ittid 0. R. 6 1'ne entire ilifaidiebitient,ln'illl ter; aeliartniente is supplie d the :host liaprclitell Haddad*. tail* end npiiiiiincei accessary to the Man aliketitte 'of MADIAINEWit .10,1 D LION IF 2-- • - , AND HEAVY„IiAIfi'INOEr : c" ' • .O gYERKiD4.IOI.O , !POON: ,ou,s / Work le • ofihe best gindifit if , mita - 1 it aFe exiennyely ittigagn'd iiiintinufsetifie 4r4 8 41e and StatiOnati 80 0 * .'l )it ii-18 P I Steam Bailers 0; 02'0111E1r Saw Mille, q • g ang a n * min t y .1., ; Flouring gip Moobinatp, Sorglinntfingai Mala n if :l Shafting.Polleye ;And Elangete, rtr , e t 7.ttv Fe. ore R Rrelorqd in 8 9 ; OPBE, ` 3 . labeat Iron W/tk. Pipp FITTINO. and to manufacture Balt piuurapd all the • *painter, ntnces and machinery fat making salt. Wei Aka? - • nianufactons •• - OFFICE AND OTHER, STOVES, ,our office stoves iire:ot the tei,ttqusiiti: !A • We ve tilde on Perot' PORTABLE ENGINES • At all prOes, • adapted to Ore running of all kinds of • TERESIIING MACHINES, ALSO, JACK BORNWS • _______ STAVE ' As. to , our Slue Mactinde h . :speedo* refer, tke pnbiic to Messrs. Jcinible 4r.. /Shaffer, 'Penhebo ro, West Va. It excel's all L.They_catiro4-- be ,surpassed. „ . Irop Itailings, Yeiandabs, _ - Qtadtlk,;;Y:tises, - ,Brass mid Argil Castings Of every . description.. We would slop call the attention of School _Olfar— ' corrotp4 - otherrintereatedir IMPROYEII' SCHOOL DESKS, which for neatness, cheapness, and 'durability, are not surpassed. They are recotiptended by--Prof. W. 11._WhiteAlaje13uperifttendent-of-FreeScherds -- of West Va., apd by the Parkersburg School Board. "I,have examined IL J. Leese 4 Pi's., .Foldiug Seats for schools, and fixed seats, for priminf partmenti4. manufactured at Paikerskuri, West Va., I most cheerfudy—repominend our Ronde of. Educ,itioit and others interested, cn auppl; vac Public School Houses with them.' W. W. h.' WHITE, Gen'l Sup% Free Schools. Wheeling; W. Va.'? Ramona Been, Nov. 7, 867. . . "M. J. Lecie dt Co., Dear i—ln answer as tq how we are pleased with ynur Improve li iron Sehooi Desks, we would tiatii that •used, several. kinds, but for cheapness, neatness and dittabaiikii we gir . goiars ttic preference to 411 ptheni. SHAWI;: I fully f9.11.e111. in the above. STEPHEN_ BQARDMAN, Sup't Free Schools, Wood Co., W. Va. New and aecond.hand Engines, - off' all sizes oil hand and for sale at low rates., GOOD MACHINERY. We will reply to en; quirks by mail and promise our best (Ants to ph asct purchasers, both as to quality and , pipe Coition clr—addre9 • s LEES CO., ____ Parkersburg,, West Va. apt 4, 1868. NEW GOODS iIfILLER''& - iitamal THEY hav e just receipt) their -*at -,supply of Siring and elummenprods, to -which, thel: in vite the attention of the public. Among Whichthey hake a full atwortmenA . • - • • . - 3:01LIC IMC)COrie jr• Silk' A litaciarr, Brocade, Lustres, Bombaiine, striped, Mohair, Buff Percalle, White Pique, Victoria Lawn ; Brilliaitt.tifviisq Mull, Nainsook, Black and Fancy Kids, Cloths, , Cassimeres, Ital. Cloth, Muslin, Ta-, ble • Diapera, Towling, Counterpanes, Cottenades, Carpeting, Matting, OA Cloth for Table and Floor, Queensware, Cedertsam, OltutsWerei Cutlery, Oro- • cerics, l a full line. Our assortment in every depart' meet is more complete than heretofore, and we are offering every indocemeni, to ranchasens, at the low est prices, we aside a trial rbefore , •.purchasing elsewhere. We will endeavor to show goods at, such prices as wiffeonvince you of the fact. We tender Our thanks to the community for their liberal plumage bestowed upon us, and hope to merit a continuance of the same. For Bacon, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Rags, &c., theshlshest market price, will be paid in exchange for merchandise. 1 If you are in want of ;4 • • • we ere in receipt of a Sample Book with all the latest styles; any style desired can be furnished in a few days notice by applying at april 80, 1869] NEW SPRING SUMMER GOODS, STOVER & WOLFF (SUCCESSORS TO GEO. STOVER.) ocj.g3 tf Day coops, .CARPET, AroTioNg, . • - • QUEENS WARE, GROCERIES, p OOTS AND SHOES, C I ;ITLYMY , • CIMERWARE, OIL CLOTHS, #;C., &C. . . , To which wiineilo the attention of all,who wank tcbbny cheap Roods. • apt 30 18691. ,STOVER & WOLFF. , -Lumber THE subscriber has . for sale Oheounit Shinglea, Failings. Plastering ,Laths. Pine Lunkber from a half to one inch. All Oiler sizen of Lumber famished' to order. Also Oak, 'Pine, ata Chestnut *hod by thn load for' Sete on'thu grObild. lie has also k forsale. • ( I'l 3 l l l 7 " 4 iIiAONN. DORqbiAN, T..DRABOBII; • Board of Education. =SI M. 4 B.'s. AND AT THE FIRM OF -:-:_`~
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