PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber intending to quit farming, will
expose to public sale at his residence, about one
half mile from Quincy, near the roAd leading to
Vhambersburg, on
VIESDAY, THE 11TH DAY OP—OCTOBER,- 1
the following personal property, to wit t
FOU ILE-A - D - H - OR SI 8;
two of which are extra heavy draught horses, ones
an extra plow and wagon leader, the other a moo I
mare with foal ; 1 Colt rising three and 1 rising two
years ;
Six Head Horn Cattle,
three of which are milch cows, one fine bull, the
balance young cattle; 15 head Bogs, 3 of which
ate brrod sons, two will have pigs ahcut the time
of sale, the balance shoats; 3 Wagons, one three
and four-horim narrow tread, one two-horse three
inch trend, one 2 hone narrow-tread, 2 partly new;
3 good Wagon Beds, 1 good Cart.
1 Manny Reaper
,and Mower,
1 good Mower, 1 Spring Rake as good as new, one
good slide Drill, 1 Family Carriage for one or two
horses, 1 log sled and bed, hand tart, 3 Ilarahear
Plows partly new, 2 good Harrows 2 double and 2
single shovel Plows, I Corn Coverer, treble, double
and single trees, 2 spreaders, log chain, 2 COM
chsins, breast and cow chains, 1 pair Hay Ladders,
1 cutting box, forks, shovels, mattocks, rakes, '2 sets
Breechhands, l set Cront Gears, collars; bridles, fly
nets, housings, lines, 2 sets Single Harness. halters
and chains, one wagon saddle and whip, 1 string of
sleigh bells, a lot Ulacksmith Tools and old iron, a
lot Carpenter TuO's, such as planes saws, augt rs,
hisels, adz and brace bits, A c., 2 grain cradles, a
lot grain bags, a lot lumber, such as 1 inch Piro
Boards, 11 inch Oak Piat.k, about 1400 ft Oak Pa
lings, 2 sets dung boards. Also, Household Finn -
ture, such as 2 Dioing 'rubles, t Kitchen Table, 1
bedstead, 1 Rucking Chair, 1 Woodbot,
ONE COOK STOVE
ml fixtures, 1 Tepplate Stove. 1 large Iron Kettle.
I,potrack, 1 large meat vessel, 3 good cider barrel-,
1 churn and buck good as new, a lot tubs, buckets,
kegs and benches, about : 4 5 yds good Carpet, Pota
toes by the bushel, applebutter, by the crock, and
many other articles not necessary to megaton. Sale
to commence at 9 o'clock on sai S day. when teruas
will be mole known by IsAAC U l'Z.
sep ts] •0, V. MoNo, and.
T. LINDER] MILLS
AND FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE
MULE subscriber sell at public, snlo, on the ,
prerni.es, On THURSDAY THE 20TH DAY
.0F 007 OBER, le7), the followithr described val
uable Veal Estate, siteatcd ene tulle East of Was-
Le-tberoVon the pnl•lic road leading to Ringgold,
Itld„ viz : A LARGE
THEFSTOTRIVIEHMT-11111;:
with three run of burs. The mill was newy refit
ted not many yews since and is now in good - run-
L ing order. It is CI vorably situated for business, on
the Antit tam Creek, and has the advantage of a
very superior waterpower, and is therefore one of
the most desirable properties of the kind in the coun
ty. The farm contains
41M= _AIL 411 D 111 E
of beet quality improved limestone - land. with a
TWO STORY STONE DWELLING HOUSE-
Inr4e pink Barn, Wagon "Shed, Corn Crib, good
Cooper shop, and all necessary out-buildings. There
are also on the premises a Miller's }louse and
:Stable, a fine sp ing, a well of good water, and an
ORCHARD CHOICE FRITI ,
Persons wiahing to view the property before the' day
ut sale will plea.e tali on the subscriber or R. Speel
in an, on the premises. Sale to cornrneiwe at 1 o'-
clock on said day when terms will be made known
by 1). H. GARVER.
sepls ts] C. V. More, auct.
VALUABLE SMALL PROPERTY
ran SALE.,
THE subsetll)er irtentling to move West, will of.
fer at Private (..ole the foilowing &Berthed Heal
Estate, viz: A Lot of Ground containing 2 acres
and 64 perches, situated in Pok.town, , about 1 mile
from the Waynesboro' and Gri emits tie turnpike, ad.
joining lands of John :Wishard, (leo. tne rs , deed,
and others. The improvernetas ate a story and a
half Log House with Kitchell attached, good Log
("table, Hog Pen and tike Oven. There is also on
the lot all kinds of choice grafted fruit. ,Tbe whole
is under good (entitle.
rir If not sold before Saturday. Me 1511 e day of
October it will be Offered at Paine Bale or. that day
at 1 o'clock, P. M.
sep 22 is A MOS WO LF.
.ASSIGNEE'S 1141,TICE.
PTO r T G E i s hereby given that Wm H Mentzer,
IN of Quincy township, Franklin county, Ps., by
a deed of voluntary assignment, has conveyed his
estate to the undersigned, residing in the same town
ship, for the benefit of creditors. And as the
Aa
signee purposes converting the properLy and settling
his accounts as, speedily ns may be cmnpaii
ble with the interests of tht creditors, he de
sires the creditors to band in their claims at once,
and those who are indebted to said Win.l . l Mentzer
to make payment immediately.
scpB-6t WM LON ti , A ssignee.
2. 3 2LIVATE SALE.
14HE subscriber (ars for sale a House and Lot
of Ground on North street, Waynesboro'. There
is on the lot n well of good water porly completed.
Also 8 Building Lots on Broad tweet and an
West lapin street. On one of the latter there is a
Lime Kiln and goof Stone Quarry. Money can he
made upon this lot by Lime Burning. ALo 6 Out
Lots rouging in size from ti to 4 acres.
If it is desired purchasers of Building Lots can
get possess.lon of them this roll.
sep 8-tf ALEX. HAMILTON.
DENTISTRY!
DR. J. M. PEDDICORD, late of San Francisco,
bas located in Waynesboro', and will at-
Lend to all the brunches of the profession. inn thor
oughly practical manner. Teeth extracted willscrut
pain by Nitrous OxiJo Gas, or a highly improved
freezing proms.
• Office, two doors west of the Village Record Of
fice. augliTtf
Tailoring Establishment!
HE subscriber would respectfully announce to
qi the citizens or litlaynetharo', mid vicinity that
be has commenced the Tal!mirk: business in the
dwelling bowie of hits. N. T. Brodie, ton, opposite
the Bowden }knee, and is now prep..reil In make
ail hinds of clothing to order, which be will guar=
entee to give satisfaction. fie ache a trial.
aug 25,1 GEORGB
)14. C. BRA:CEBILL.
ki-101'0GRA,PHER,
13, E. Corner of ttie" . l)larztorul,
WaYauszoito'„ Pa..,
o,t 911 times a tine assortment of Picture
Frmeos ami Mouldings Call and oee opeci
.
;emu piciurea. i one 91. f.
'WALL PAPS t.
A great variety of Puitanur, Style and Prim of
W a ll - me i Coifing Paper. Alto, WinJ..w Piper
end Oil Blinds, at
j uue AItiIiERSON, B cNzENcr 4.cryd.
IVIDIRSIIOIIO'
ERE INSURANCE CL MPANYI
WAYNESBOais, PA.,
XsIST iS 17 Mt, 12 SE; -
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY
JEL 7 '4 ARCM ss
Oa ail safe class property at reasonable rates.
OFFICERS:
W. S. AM President.
SIMON I.CRON, Vied President.
Jos. bouuts.v, riecretar..
Jos. W. MILLKII, Treasurer. •
DIREOTOUS:
W. S. Amberson, Sirnotz . Lecron,
Lewis 8. Forney, Jacob Uarbaugh,
Jos. Druglss, , Joa. Price,.
Jacobi. Miller, .lee. Miller,
Benj. F. Funk, D. 13. Russell
Leve 4 -entitle, Jacob •4 4 ..
DANIEL SNIVELY, Agent,
June 16, `AI aymeboro', Pa.
1870. SPRING: 1870.
New Goods! New Prices!
MILLER & BEAVER
Have - just received their firt.t •ul•piy of Spring and
ununtr u,,ois to which they invite the attention
of oh who twit to purchase goad Goods at Rr •atiy
reduced figures. Their tspro,g stock is complete in
evi ry department, and having had the alvatitage of
the recent decline in the liabtern market they flatter
tkeinselves that they can compare figures with any
house in the County. lit the Dry (loads depart
ment they have black and f..iney 6.11(3, plain and
to ncy Diaz nac . al l
Cloths, plain and fi4ured Poplins, Uti i_tz s, hallo!),
Piques, 13rilli plain and haired Gaud). Naiii
souks., Swiss's, AN us, Cassimeics, lain and
Fancy) Sattinetts, Jeans, Cottonades,
it line of IN"tiolis is lull and coinp:ete.
low is appended a iht of the leading armies':
111 s'.ery, ,
Mitb,
Corsets,
Coll is,x,
Cull-,
'Bows,
'Their stock of Groceries, Hardware, Qtreensware,
Cedarware, Oil Crorti., Curvets, Ate, is I?r4e. dad
-was aekcted-to-suit-the-trade. A tLey .
examination of their st..,ck to be convinced of the
truth. May 12, 1870.
fprr
1 - 11( virtue of an oiler of the Orphans' Court of
Drranklin county, Pa., the undersigned, admin.
i.trators 01 Alum. Barr, deed, will sell at public
sale, in front of the Bowden Hoo.e. in Waynes
boro', on SATURDAY THE B Th! OF OCTOBER,
thefollowing desettbed Real Estate,•yia : A !arm
containing
104 ACRES
and 99 Percher, known as the "Wolter Farm," sit
,aced-one nide South of—Waynesb,,ro' within 409
yartli of the Waynesboro' and Maryland State Lire
Turnpike, adjoiniag . Mansion farm of said deceased,
Ads of David Stoner, W. P. Weagly, John Lesh
et-, David Gilbert, and other. The improvement are
r comfortable story and a ha
DWELLING HOUSE,
GOOD BAAK BARN, Wagon shed, Corn Crib.
Carriage House, and all other necessary out buil
dings on avvel.Liovoszil-farm. There is near the
. . ''''' • t water with pump in tt,
also a Cistern, and .
An Orchard of Choice Fruit •
en thi. premises. This farm is cer,•oniently located
so that thestock can have fr. e access to soy of the
fields from the barnyard, and is one of the mot
desirable properties in Washington township. '1 his
farm as a
GRAIN GROWIAG- FARM,
is an exception to others in the neighborhood. bay
ing yielded good crops while other farms around it
partially failed. Pirsons wishing to view the prop
erty belore the day of sale will pleme call on either
of the subscribers who will give them every satis
faction. Sale to commence at l o'cicck on said day
when terms will be nude known by
DAVID M. DOTRICH,
I. N. SNIVEI.Y,
A minisi rntors:
sua2s-ts G V Moss, suet
PUBLIC SALE,
friHE undersigned will otTer nt public sale, on
Saturday. the 15th day of October, in the vil
lage of Quincy, the following valuable Real Estate,
viz: A lull Lot of Ground, with a story and a half
LOG DWELLING HOUSE
(weatherboartled) Wabli House, Hake Oven, Cis
tern, :Rattle and Hog Pen. all in good repair, tht re
011. There is also on the lot
CIIIOICE FRUIT TREES,
such as apples, peaches, plums. grapes, f te. This
property 'is among the most debirable in the village.
At the same time ho mill also offer for sate
Zsa 321_.4 'IC
four of them containing one acre each, aCpining
rho East end of the vi !age. Also a lot Cornfudiler,
4 scups Bees; and other articles too numerous to
mention. t4ale to commence at 1 o'clock on s.id
Jay, when the terms, which will be easy, will be
made known by NICKOLAS RIDDLE.
sepls-tsj .1. R. acct.
OMNIBU S LINE!
(HE subscriber informs the public that he is now
proprietor of the buss line running daily be
tween Waynesboro' and Greencastle, heretofore run
by Wolferanurger & Stoner, With good horses
and a first.class four•horse Omnibus he is enabled
to convey paeuenters wand fro with comfort and
convenience.
His Boss will leave 'Waynesboro' at 65 A. M.,
arriving at Greencastle at 8, making quick lime and
sure connection with the first Pasqnger train at Si
A. M. ' Leaves Greencastle at 5 o'clock, P. M., ar
riving at Waynesboro' at 6 45. lie is himself Pro.
prietor, Contractor and Driver. Delivers Adams
Express matter to and from Greencastle. 'All Ex
press matter expressed tl.e same morning an d
through to Waynesboro' the same day- it arrives.
Persons wishing to send goads bx Express will do
well by giving him a call. Persons wishing to go
to Hagerstown should take this route. The train
leaves at 915 nuking connection with the Wash.
ington County Railroad.
au: 20 if j .1 R WOLFERSRERGER.
WAYNESBORO' SELECT SCHOOL
ILL be o e l : c e p a :a by int
e h rm th
t ;a. Jorpa ta
reception o
Fuss on
ofthe Lth pu-
pile. -
}laving engaged MOM with every convenience
for the cunsfurt of her ocholate, she hope' to receive
the patronage of her friends. The course of edu•
cation will be thorough. such es to gut* her pu•
pile for the active duties of life. Private itsEtruc•
flans given on the Piano if dteircd..
nil 1134 &IQ -6 4
_ _
I. B UV WILL.
NEW FIRM
D. RITssE LT. & SON at the sign of the Big
ReJ Horn, will keep constantly on hand an d for sale
a large assortment °I-Stoves-and-Tin-warm
COOK STOVES !
Fanware
Nome Fuarnishing Goods
Tubs,
Bnckets,
Churns,
Kn i reit aml forks
Spbons,
Lad le s,
Llrge iron and Copper kettles,
An. ot )er we'ul araclrs at the sign et the BIG
RED full; N, IVayne,toro', where a large at:-
wile-tent
COOK STOVES,
N E. 1 , 1,A TY.; STOVE,S
PARLOR STO V
COAL STOVES Ike ,
of the lateqt improvement., the very best in the
market, at the Cheap Tin and stove Store of
D. 11. RUSSELL & SON.
vek
1.-tivoiders,
tivvticties,
ignons,
IlanLkercltiefs,
rimmings,
Buttons.
EVERYBODY
TIM IMPROVED .
ORIENTAL
BASE BURNER,
Sold at Retailhv
TINWARE
milk of the best Tin in the market, and warranted
at the sign of the
"3344; 3Mc)c3L
D. D. ItIi:SSELL keeps constantly on band a
large assortment of House Furnishing Goods for
sale cheap. Pure No. I Kerosene Oil and a larg e
assortment of Lamps.
Washing Made Easy !
•
by calling at the sign of the "'Rig Red Horn" and
getting the best Close Wringer ever made. •
10'Persons in want of Stoves,' Tinware, House
Furnishing Goods, &c. &c,, can get full value for
their money by eating on
D. B IILNSELT, & SON.
Sign of the "BIG RED HORN,"
- Waynesboro', Pe
SAVE YOUR FRUIT
DRY HOUSE,
PATENTED .1 kNI.JARY 21ST, 1868.
This is the best Dry House ever offered to the
It dries k'ruit in half the time required by the old
method.
It dries uniformly and perfectly .
'1 he Faint dried by it retains more of the natural
flavor.
It ie easily mans;ed.
It saves feet.
It is durable and portable.
It has 1,4 feet of drying surface.
Call and see them at the, sign of the
,BIG BED MBA
and learevoar orders for them.
Marcb 24, ISTO,
JOAN B. UUFFIILL•
(warranted to give satiblaction.)
Iron ware,
Bras SVIY3 re 9
Japanned Ware,
COME AND SEE
B, RUSSELL & SON
sign of the Biq Red Horn,
Waynesboro', Pa
THE L. A. OELLIG
THE MORNING ELORY FOR '69.
or sale at W. A, TRITLE'S new Stove and 'fin
tt tore He has on hand a. large stock of the above
tows, all of the late ingroved kinds.
There is added to_the Morning of this year an
oven, which is neat in appearance. lit is a good
Baker. You can heat Irons, Bake, Boil; Roast,
lziew, and it does not interfere with the operations
ns a Parlor Stove.
In regard to the b'ast of some Stove Dealers,
who say that their particular stove takes lees coal
and gives more beat than the Morning Glory, you
can put that kind of talk down as a Blow•well, as
the Morning (ihry has been sold (in this part of
the country) for four years, and in that time I have
put out over three hundred of them, and never hail
to t Ace one back because it would not do its work
or it was riot what I sold it for. Now that cannot
be said of any other stave ever offered in this roar
het. Tli-t is the proof which is the stove.
I have other styles or heating stoves for coal or
wood. fleeting Furnaces put up and warranted '
Nly Conk Stoves are of the best in market lir coal
er wood, all warranted good 134kers. Also a new
Parlor Cottlitove,sontething—that-can4—be-e-xcell—;
ed.
Call and see ma. You will find my stock of Tin
Sheet-lion and other wares of the best kinds, and
at low rates. •
On hand, the best Clothes Wringer in market.—
Also a good and cheap Washing Machine.
Hooting and spouting done of the best stock and
at short notice. Job work of all kinds in my line
done at low rates. The only place in town where
you can get your copper' work done, being the only
Copper Smith in the place.
not 1J
PATIENTED SIEI'T: -- 21. 1869.
The merits of this Machine consist, in part, in the
attachment of curved kniveS to the arms of the cut
ting-wheel, the shearing cut across the mouth-piece,
the great power and directness of the blow, by which
treble the volume of material is cut, with less pow.
er than is required by any other Machine; those
combined with its durability and simplicity of con
struction, command public attention. Nothing lia
ble to get out of order, but what a boy could remedy
with a pocket wrench.
Persons in want of machines of this description
will do well by calling upon or addressing the un
dersigned. Good and responsible agents wanted to
sell machines and territory.
The nbove Machine is now on exhibition at the
office of the Waynesboro' Manufacturing Company.
Persons interested should call and examine tt, for it
is what every farmer should have.
H. C. GILBERT,
Proprietor.
Way nesboro', Pa.
BS u. F. STOCIFFRB, ,
Agent.
july 14-tf]
ALLEY 1. GOOD
ANTIETAM
FACTORY AND MILLS
A NEW FIRM
GOOD & DIET c.&L3r
Who are prepared to furnish and make to order,
Sash, Doors,
Shutters,
Blinds, Brackets,
Stairiog,
Moulding, Scrolling,
Mooring,
Mantles, &c., &c., Szo.
•
—A LSO—
Sawing, Plainiog, Tuening
and Grinding.
We aro also prepared to do POST BORING,
and in shunt anything in our line of business.—
Wishing to enjoy the success and sustain the rep
utation of the former proprietor, we will try to sell
or make anything for you, you want.or need in our
line; make i t as well as we can, and sell it as cheap
i.s we can, with justice to you and us. Address
GOOD METCA
Waynesboro', Pa.
Factory miles South of Waynesboro', Pa.
Feb. 17, 1870.
JUST RECEIVED —A full stock of Leatber,for
shoemakers and saddlers. at
ROUZER & FRANTZ'S,
june Pikesvill .
GEISER'S PATENT SELF-REGUIATING
GRAIN SEPARATOR,
CLEINEdigfiER 11111 rOWERS
No Implement more important to tt e farmer than
n FIIO , T-131,Atii GRAIN 'l'll RESIIER AND
i'LEA N E ll—for none [Lip him en well and speedi
ly. •
The above cut shows the ONLY OMR!? 111 1-
CHLNE Low built under the immediate eye of the
o I inventors themselves, with all the additional im
p livements made during the pest 18 years, and now
with first class teorkm.n and material th Is machine
justly stands high up above all or its clew. As a
Thresher it is equal to the best, as a Cleaner it is su
berior to any existing machine This is admitted
by all hottest c..mpetitois. Indeed it is the only
machine - that realk can - ,Wiine - oiteeritrVn, tliorough
ly thresh and clean grain fit tor market. But the
fact that grain direct from this machine commands
from 2to 3 cents a bushel inure than grain direct
trim any other machine, si toes• the quest ion of its
superiority, as a cleaner over all others. Impartial
judges at till the mate anti County Fairs where it
was thoroughly and practically tested, in conipeti
tion leading' machines, always agree that
it is more simple—more easily underitood and up
erated. by those unskilled in machinery—more dor t
itle.— threshing us muck and yet cleaning: better—
with leis power and more coodint to lianas taut)
any other maehine in use—and besides nil that is
sold for less money according to capacity. These
facts aro further uttt at, d by the tin Wands of pur
chasers, some of whom have bad them in use fir
the last t 8 years. ' To supply the wants if nil, we'
now make 4 sizes, viz: From a 2 Hone Railway
or 3 Horse Lever Power, to a ten llorse Lever
power, with plices ranging from $lBO 'to $3111),
• ithout pow , - % 4 , r
eer. . e also tnake the latest ini
prnveriple-geared Horse • Pi veers suitable for
each size machine ranging from $9O to $135, snit
all fully and fairly warranted. Fur further ulna
nintion send for Circular and Price List.
Responsible Agents wanted in Lerrnoyy not intro
iinced. Address
THE uf.l. Llt MANUFACTURING CO.,
WAN - rms.-ow', Franklin Co ,
jan 21—tf] Pau na
"DINER MB STORE,"
DB. J• MUMS AMBERSON
Conetantly on hand a full line of
W. A. TRITLE.
We sell you but veils of the best quality end at
prices satisfactory to MI consumers.
Special attention given to the compounding of
prescriptions.
Remember the "Corner Drug Store" and give us
a call. .1. BURNS ttIIBERSON, bt. D—
ap. 14 •
THE undersigned respectfully announce to the
citizens of Waynesboro' awl the public gener
ally that they have a.rs , ociated thr mselves, together
in the Tailoring business and are now prepared to
make men and boys' clothing of all kinds to order
et short notice and ullOll reasonable Ir rms. isatis•
auction in all cases guaranteed. Call at Week' stand
of Jacob F. Reininger.
J ACO,B F. REININGER,
sepl-tfl JOHN HOLLINGS WORTH
Bills Payable within 30 Altars.
The subseriher informs the public that he still
continues the Butchering business, and is prepared
to supply persons as usual, at the Basement of the
Walker property, Main street, Waynesboro', on
Monday, Thursday and 6aturday of each week, with
a prime article of Beef, Veal and Mutton. All hills
for meat must Le paid within 30 days.
Ile will slaughter the best stock the market will
afford, and by attention to Lustness hopes to merit
a continuance of the public's patronage.
may 12— tf T. .1. C UNNINGI
KATTIIKVP KETCH LF
PRE subscriber announces to the public that he
is now running a Wagon regularly between
Waynesboro' and Greencastle, and is prepared to
do all kinds of hauling on reasonable terms. lie
will be thankful for a simile of public potronage.
Orders left at the thug Store of A.S. lionebrake
will receive prompt attention.
npr 28—tf D. W. MINER.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR OASIILV
• PIKES.VILLE:
ROL7AR & FRANTZ intend doing a regular cash
business. commencing the Ist day of April, 1870.
They are determined to sell goods as cheep as they
can be sold. All they ask is to.give theme trial.
They are very thankful for past favors and hope a
continuance of the same.
ROUZER & FRAIVIt.
sep 22-amps
The subscribers announce to their friends and the
public that they have resumed the Butchering busi
ness and will continue to furnish choice articles of
Beef, Veal and &futon in 'the Basement next door
to the 'Waynesboio' Hotel on Monday and Thurs
day of each week during the season. They return
thanks for past patronage and respectfully solicit a
continuance of the same.
may 12—tf HOOVER & TIERTIVIAN.
T H E
PROPRIETOR,
T. C:. ICE fce-S E ,
AS: 4 l'Bl'A. T.
Drees,
Oheiniedi,
Patent Medicines,
Oils, Paints, Varnishes, •
Glass, Putty, &c. ,czeT
Spices gronrrd - urwnground;•
Kerosene,
Perfumeryrroilet and- Fancy Articles,
etc. etc. etc
Z - 30 NAT M -1 X 7/EL NI I
BEE E' !. EEEr
ACCOMMODATION W.GON.
NOTICE.
aCll , 3Elt 13,..T.a.1C IV .IFS„ .I: I e Thi ad ple4
. C•uiret dm/66,re, 1 , 31. Arch St; Prot. Dalton, 2.iri W.
".; 4th ist., Cincinnati, U., and Dr. Gramm. at Citarlatte,,
• N: C., are malt- tog astonishing
\
cc , ono f c 1 1 el va e l by their great
CancerAtiticictes s,, ci 7 r4 ss u * t
e tw a ur e i
, 1 ,, 1,3
/ knife or caustic n
t and pith bnt little "....'•:: V!, el _ pain. livory
e root and bhp, is 0, i' - ' . Sono' owl
moved, it taken in l o t I:i 'V/ time tad ca.'-
, not ruziirri. rowans .1 . - i v 0 01 cools Pro
• fellows, wit:N:oBlr ret I , ogns t mit
ments, st ea ling not 0 vi I 0 advor ti se
k meas. No others - tinvo thorn
:., weatmenta. NUIII3 oilier shouia ever to used. r s ur
• particulars, cowl for in rad mi. roll ,or All•tret-Is as 1,10,V4.
BUTCHERING!
flyer's
Hair igor,
For restorin g Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
As dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
with the gloss and
freshness - of youth;
' Thin hair is thick
et _ir checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing : can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the, hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional age will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
Make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted.
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
white - cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or, J. C. Ayer & Co.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CLEEMISTIN
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE $l.OO. •
A.S. 130NEBFtAki L , 1), ug gist, Agent
STOVER & WOLF'S STOR
Ease lifflf . n. Street, Wdynesbqi o', l'u.
(FOODS SOLD
AS LOW
A - S ELSE VT Z-Z E 7 1. E
Just eceived, a floe a3sortmeat of
LADIEi' AND GENTS'
Fel r- ) F.- 4 • r•N
a) lo s ,
'4 TA
=MIZ=MMI
AU GooEN IBLI Stock Rest:sem;
to the "gravest Prices of the day.
Prints from 6 to 12i Cents for the best, and
tau ull• Colors.
•
Brown Muslins,_l yard wide, at 121 Cts
and ril other Goods accordingly cheap.
We Invite Inspection,
may 5, 1870 STOVER & WOLFF.
URSMUS COLLEGE,
Located at Freeland, Montgom
ery county, Pa.
The Academic Deptt7tment:
[FORMERLY FREELAND SEMINARY.]
A First-Class Englteh, Mathematical and
Clasaical Boarding School for
I'OIJNG If; EN AND BOYS,
Under the immediate Tuition and Manage
'meat of the faculty of the College.
TERMS MODERATE:.
'All necessary e xpenses, including Tuition,
Boarding, Washing, Books, &c., not. 'exceeding
$230 a year.
THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT
Will be distinct from the Academic and will strord
all the advantages of a full College course in the
usual higher bronchus f study, under the directiun
of araculty of six Professors
M — The Academic Year for both Department 9
will be divided into the following three terms:—The
school Opening with the Fall Term, September 6,
1870 to December 22. Winter Term, Januiry 4,
1871 to April 5. Spring Term, April 12, to July ,
7,1871.
la" For further informs ticn apply to
Rev..l. H. A. BOMBERGER, D. D.,
President of Ursinus Col ege,
FREELAND, AIONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA.
jaly 20—tfj
NOTIC
A Chance for
THE subscriber Is now offering the stock of
READY MADE CLOTH:NG formerly kept by the late
Gee. Bender, Et+,
4T AND BELOW COST FOE C4Bll
.43.3C.560
A new supply of men and boys'. Clothing just re
ceived front A. Jarrett of Baltimore, Vld.
All goods warranted and made in the best man
ner. Those who desire to purchase Clothing at the
lowest figures will do well to call at the old stand ri
E. corner of the Diamond.
our, 254 f
LEW W. DETRIC
ATTORNEY AT LAW,.
WA VitBßo a, PA.,
1; ILL give prompt and dose attention to alI
business intrusted to his care. Office next
door to the Bowden House, in the Walker building.
aug 25—!tf
TU6I4. J. FILBERT,
%EiteLANT TAILOR,
AND AGENT ioa
SINGER'S EWING MACHINE.
Woo , M. D
PEYSTC.I.A N. AND iIIRGEON,
• WAY H kiBORCit, PA.
(Mace im Walker's buddi4 ona door East ash
Boiaden House. ' \?
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rgains 2
A. E. WA Y4NA ITT.