DRUGS M,EDIPINESI #Ce &cs, to VOllrtllM.4.lll M3;PCIDUIpIiG 3 {Waynesboro', "Way 24, 1867. ANTIETAM MARBLE WORKS! H. WALTER flir BRO. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERfiriN Morzuments, Tombs, Ileadsionfs, 4 - c” • I E call attention to our assortment of the a V hove, comprising the newest and most ap proved .styles. Having the advanp4gp of Water-power, and a long experknce in th6' STONE CUTTINGt BUSINESS, we are able to fill orders at ;tie shortest notice and on most reasonable terms. " Give 't; a call iit our Van], near Antietam June ion, en the Wayne-born' and Hagerstown Turn 'llse, ivy° miii Irwn the former plai:e. l'efit Office , Worn shore'. Pa. N ii rir rr. can lie left with John Wallet and 1., riri v prompt attention. E. W. & BRO. Apro 3 . FAIRVIEW MILL ! FAMILY. FLOUR, ETC. ' , HE undersigned happg refitted ml added all I the latest Mire/emeriti; to his Mill, (formerly Fr nrz ' s) (tenuous:es to ' the public that be is now manufacturing a supe'rior otticle of FAVILI FLOUR. which will be deliyered to ptrsons at market plea. He hissa!so on hand a supply of MILL STUFF of all kinds which lie will wholesale or retail at the Mill, or deliver if desired, ut the lowest market rates. Having refitted his Mill with the most improved machinery he feels that he is enabied to give general satisfpction. His Flour in sacks can be bag at 4teul's Groce 7 ry, where orders may be left. The highest market price paid for WHEA delivered at the Mill. COOPER STUFF wanted. mar 24—tf3 DAVID PATTERSON I 11,1 W. - Ye 1,), MHE undersigned would inform the public Rem JIL. orally thaqie nes purchased the 'Livery here ore -owned by Franklin Weagley, and is .fully prepared to meet the wants of the corn• rah triunity ip his line of business. He has had all his carrnitres neatly re paired aftd refitted and his horses are 1110' 1 .. safe, gentle anti fast travelers. 43 e r. ties conveyed to any point desired, ac• ompanied by a carelul driver. 1:t1Bce one door west of Borden's Hotel, where an attentive hostler will be in attendance at all him* at the night and day. lo effort will Ite spared to accommodate all wit& . . may patronize him 'lee 17 tf JOHN rORD, Boot and Shoemaker 4, IFORMS the citizens of Waynesboro' and the public generally that he is now prepared to put pinto order FAl4t-STITa4tED 4.lVii SCOTCH BOTTOM 'woftk of all kinds. Persons youth:it work done in his line are requested to hand in their orders early so quit he may be enabled to accom mottate all custeipers promptly. He will use hie twat endeavors to give satisfaction, b oth as regards ibe 'nsi well as the quality of work made by him, as none: but the EIrYBEST WORKMEN ' f ind the 41EST MATERIAL wit' be used by him. He mod restretfully solicits a share.of, public patronage, at Ins place of businer, in pr. I. 2i. nively's dwelling hour,'up stain! . • julyll-1870. Notice to the gublic I riIHE undersigned is running s Line of Stages j from Hagera m i.n to Gstryitlrjr, leaving tonne* place on Monday, Wednesday, rind Friday, at 7 o'. ,:lock, A. At c passing . brimiteis4rg, Waynesboro', -Mentor and .Clermont :flutings, -Fountain Dale sue eairfielkl;arrivilig at Gettysburg st , half past folte o'elpeic and 'aliening from Gi;Nsbarg on Tues. Jay, Tburrduy un4 Saturiliky; arriving 40114 -4 .tomnike muipecliou t 141 rAiltflore. k W4klt6Fill. ,karat,:l4l NEW GOODS? NEW GOO COON & STONEHOUSE WOULD reepeistfoy infotm the public 'tha t TY they have now opened at their nu* room,on the sonthmeat corner of the Planuin i d, itt War"- bciro' a large and we selectCd stock of Hr) GoodM, • 9toceries, nakdware and futipry,.. Iron, Elteel, Naha, . Coach-makers Goods of every desc:ription QUeensware, Oedemata. Shoes, Car pets, Oil !limbs, Paints, Oleos, Oils, Varnish Brush- es, Fish, Salt, and ail kind of Goods kept in a well regulated store. Our Foods are al new and, fresh and hale been bought ler caveat the law decline in prices. We flatter eurselveel.hat from our long expert ence in business, and a determination to sell gcods at mat profits, we sh4ll be able to offer unusual inducements is a buyers who desire to save mons ey. Please call and see for yourselves. We have a large and we assorted stock of sta. ple and fancy Dry Goods, embracing Cloths, Cassimeres 1 Sattinetts, Jeans, Tweeds, Cottonades, Cords,Den ims, Stripes, Check's, Gingham', Linin and Cotion Table Diapers, 'Crash for Towels,Calicoes,Delains, A Ipaceas, FANCY. DRESS GOODS Triings, Shawls, Brown and Bleachpd Shepting and Shillings, Tickings, Linens; Flannels, ite Goods, Gloves, Hosiery and NotiOns. We are re. F eivink new goods every week and will supply any article - wanted that we have not on hand in a few days. We pay the highest mark et'price fpr all kinds o country produce such as Bacon, Lard, Butter, Eggt Dried Fruit, Rags, &c. May 19 —1879. J. R. W E L Sll At the well know stand under the ToWn nail, Ms entire stock of hoods Would take this method orlin forming the citizens of Vli'aynesburo', Pa., and vi cinity that I have just returned from thpiaities with a tugs andnod completeassoitment of — HATS, BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Paper,. Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Ink, and Notions generaly. Come 'to me and get 4ts. I am ready. My stock is large. My styles numerous I would respectfully:solicit a shaTe of public pa tronape. may 26—'70] D. SNIVELY SMITH. WHY:PAY FROM FIFTY-FIVE TO ON ::s gw When you . ge, .to fret out of oder and .to do as ninch.wark as any Family Machine made, and•all fur THIRTY-FIVE Doa,- LARS. rr ALL MACHINES WARRANTED PER FECT in every reepeit. ALEX. LEEI►S, Watch-maker and Jeweler, Ag't for McLean & 119pper Sewing Machine, Mar 10,1 Waynesboro', a. SPRING GOODS! drown & Wa4cr, MT. HOPE, 111011 A ot TE just received and opened a large stock Spring Goods, bought at lemestigold premium prices and 'wilt be sold ai low as they can be purchased anywhere. Call and examine our stock before r urchasing elsewhere . BRO,WN at WALTER. Mt. Hope, May s—tf. THE subscribers announce to the public that they have opened a Bakery and Confectionary on Main street, Waynesboro, opposite the "Bow. den House", Whire persona et all times can be sup plied with fresh Bread, Rolls, Pretzels. aII kinds of Sweet Cakes; wholesale or retail. A fultt.upply of Candies, Nuts, Fruits, etc., always on hand. ICE CREAM regularly supplied during the season. Having erected at considerable expense a first clues Bake House they' feel confident that in this department of their business tube, can give general satisfaction. 'racy therefore solicit a share of pub lic patronage. • May s—tf SLEASMAN,& MORT. WM. H.FUNK. BARE VrANTEP! FORNEY Fe SONS Will pay the highest market price for 650 cord! of Rock and slack flak Bark s delivered at their Tan nery in Way Hardman'. • Hides and Skins taken in and weighed at the pillar of C. Rothe, Shoe More, for which 'he high est market price will be paid. . • apr 21-1870 • • 'louts and Peed. - • A. prime articleof Family Flour from Amsterdam . MilLfor sale b, sacks, at reduced prices. at Vie 1.,, rug' Store of Di. J. W. - Arnbenen. ' Alan of idy Frick Ili t0. , -; Me *ill also deliver plan rby tbe er re'', and Mill-ttriff to any point ' desired . -0; etry may be left at Amberson's Drug 'fittore."Or !iii"the Post Office. ,• • .. - .. DAVID L0.11#: . . .. „ . N. O. MLA tl itEil.- 7 The ettlascribps ta tt+ 4tist revived if prime lot of Pie* tXrleans .)1 tos ar Om, holigrE, • iliNtlf: f 'E di WAIT ! 0 ~' • lig NEW STORE. HAVING PUR,4I4.SED;FROM C4PS, BOOTS, SIIOES,"..Szes OLLARS FOR A HUNDRED BIKERY AND I THE .IKIDNEIOI. • ' The Milker are two in numberisituated at the upper put of the loin, surAmnded by' fat; and cent sistigg of three parts, viz:" the Anterior, the tenor,And the gxterior. ; • Th anterior absorbt. Interior consists of tissues or veins, which serve amis deposit for the urine and convey it to the exterior. The exterior is a conduct 'or also, terminating in A.siogle tube, and callo the Ureter. The ureters are connected with the' biad per. • The bladder la corn nosed of various coverings or tissues, diWdeit into pies. viyi 'the Uppei. the Low er, the Nervous, And the Mucous: ',the upper ex pels, the lower retaipa. Many have a desire tq uri nate without the ability ; others aria }e. without the ability to retain., T tie freqhentlY obeure in chil dren . ' To cure thesti iffections, we muss bring into ac tion the muscles, irhio are engaged in their visions functions. If 14,1 , are neglected, (Olivet or Dropsy may ensue. The readcf must also be made aware, that how ever slight may be the .astack, it is sure to effect the bodily health and mental porers, as our flebh and blood are supported from these educes. GOUT,.p r f i t e ß M H E A hq Pain obseuting in the loins is indictive of 14 shove diseases. They occur in persoal disposed to #cid stomach and chalky concretions:, • THE' GAAVE.Ii. The gravel ensues from neglect or improper treat molt of the kidneys. These organs being weak, the water is' not expelled from the bladder, but al lowed to remain; it beC'onits feverish, and sediment forms. It ill from this deposit that the stonii is formed, and gravel ensues. DROPSY is a:collection of wciter in some ;parts pf the body, and bears-different names, accor ding to the parts af • tested, viz : when generally dit lused_over the body, it is called 'Nnasarca ; when of the abdomen, Att: cites; When - of the chest, Hydrothorax. vacavatinc4 Helmbold's highly concentrated compound Ex tract Erwin: is decidedly ONE OF THE BpsT REMEDIES FOR DISEASES OF THE 'ILA DDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, D-ROPSICAL, SWELLING% RHEUMATISM, and gouty affections. Under this head we have ar ranged Dysuria, or difficulty and pain in passing water, Scanty Secretion, or' errantl and frequent dis charges of water ;. Strangury, or slopping of water; Hernaturia, or bloody urine, Gout and Rheumatism of t the kidneys, without any change in quantity, but increase in color, or dark water. it was always lirGilLY RECOMMENDED' PT the Int" Dr. Physick, in these afTeclions. Thid medicine fNCREASES TUE POWpit OF DIOESTION. and excites the absorbents into healthy. exercise by which the watery or calcareous depositions, and all unnahira I enlargements, as well as pain and 'intim. motion; are reduced, and it is taken by men, wo men, ind children. Diiect.ons for use and diet ac company. PHILLDELPHIA, Pi., Feb. 25, 147. H. T. HICLUEOLD, Druggist : Dees SIR.—I have been a rufferer, for upward of twenty years, with gravel, bladder, and kidney af fection, during which time I have used various me dicinal preparations, and been under the treatment of thp most eminent Physicians i experiencing but little relief. Having seen your preparation extensively adver tired, I consulted with my family physician in re gard to using your Extract Buchu. • I did thiS because I had used iill kinds of adver tised remedies, and had found them worthless, end some quite injurious ; in fact 1 despaired of ever get ting well, and determined to use no remedies hem • otter unless I knew of the 'ingredients. ' It was this that prompted me to use , your remedy. As you ad vertised that it was composed at buchif, cubebs, and juniper berries, it occurred to me and my physician as an excellent combination, and, with his advice af ter an examination of the artinie, and consulting a gain with the druggist, I concluded to try it. 4 com menced its use about eight months ago, at which time was confined to my room. From the first bottle I was astonished and gratified at the beneficial effect, 'and after using ' it three weeks. was able to walk opt. I felt much like writing you a lull sta te meat of 'my case at that tine, but thougbt my im provement might only be temporary, and therefore concluded to defer and see if it would effect a per. fact cure, ki.owing then it would by ofgreater value to you, ana more satisfactory to me.- am now able to report that a clue is effected af ter using the remedy to, five months. 'I have not used any now for three months and feol,as well in all respects es I ever did. Your Buchp being devoid of any unpleasant taste and odor, --•- - • . 4 MCA TONIC AND INVIGORATOR , Ok' Tan, STSTF.3I,. i,do not twin to be without it whenever occasion may teglue its use in such affections. M. MoCORMICK. Should say doubt Mr. McCormick's statement he refers them to the following gentlemen : Hon. Wit. 1111HaInt, es-Governor, Pennsylvania. Hon. Tios. B. noeuxott, l'hita Hon. J. C. Ksox. Judge, l'hilaelelphia t Hon. 4: 8 BLACK- Judge. Philadelphia. Hon. D. 12.,PORTZR, ex-Governor. Penn'a. . Hon. tuts Lime , Judge, Philadelphia. Hon. R. C. Gezee, Judeg; United Mattes court. Hon. G. W. WoonwAniit, Judge, Philadelphia. . Hon. W. A. Pmts. City solicitor, Phila. Hon. Jens Bunn, ix governor. California. ' Hon. E. Bunts. Auditor Sion., Washington. D: C. And many others if necrlsary. . Sold ipy Druggists and Dcalers everywhere. Re. ware or counterfeits. Ask. for Helmboill's. 7 eke no otll9. .I'looE—sl.2s per bottle. or II bottles for 155.50. Deli‘ered to any address. lki , scribe`oymp... toms in all communications. Address H. T. H EI.MHOLD, Drag and Chenii cal Warehouse,6B4 BrosdrY, N. Y. • STONE ARE CIENULIcE UN fosont •up stee 4marayed rapper, with tac-4,mile of toy Oceemical . 'Warehouse, end sign ed , ' T. HELMHOLD.: StYPHEDMIE AI,ER IN DRUGS, Ch,e,micajs, PATENT :MEDICINES, ?REPARATIONS RIR THE HAIR, OILS, iP!',A9 N TW, vikittrimincesrs are. dce. --o azrPhysicians dealt with t 20 per cent. discount. Waynesboro",Botel Building, March 27,1868. Sae I.lexte NOTICE ! ! THE sublariber has just returned from the EGO with a large stock of Goods, such as BOOTS. IEIOES, GAITERS, BALNO• RALE; and all kinds 13nota and Shoes for Men and Boys, Women, Misses and Children. which he is selling at prices that will please. HATS OF EVERY STYLE for Men and Boys, Caps of all the leading styles to spit and fit any head. We knight our stock cheap and era determined to cell accordingly. Notions ! Nqtions ! Nptionl ! READ 7710 LIS7. Shirts and Drawers Gruntlets, Suspenders Driving Gloves Paper Collars Fur top Gloves Buck. Gloves • Hosiery -Sheep Skin Gloves Wool knit ]fait Hose Lisle Thread Gloves Cotton Hail Hose Wool-knit %yes Germantown Half Hose Buttel flies Black Silk Tjes _ —Fancy Silk Ties Broad End Ties fishes & Gents Pa cults Linen Handkprchiefs Pocket Books Poi tmonies Brushes Pocket Knives; Cloth Brushes , Pen Knives Shaving Brushes Nail - Knives Hair Brushes , Fancy Soaps Tooth Brushes Perfumecy Shoe Brushes Albums Combs Pins and Needles Razors Lead Pencils Gum Paps Slates Violin strings Ink Note Psper Pen Holders. Envelopes -- Blacking Hair Oils Memorandas Toys I :arpet tacks Crochet Needleg Fancy toys, &c &c. &c, &c. and sp, fourth l GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, American, Swiss and English; Seth Thomas and o. ;her (.locks. Jewelry 91 every description fo'r La dies, Gents, Misses and Children at Zreatly reduced prices. Finger Riggs, a large stock, plain Gold, FancY Sett, Chased - and Fancy Finger Binge; Sily ir and other Plated Riggs in great variety,' wntch chriins. Guards, Ramps, Bracelets, Charmg, Sleeve Buttons. Gold Pens and Pencils; watch chitin hooks "YP4 - ", , Ste t Truuks, Canes, Umbrellas, Baskets, Mats, Voliaes; Carpet Hoof, R. R. sags; Tobacco, Cigars and snuff. Candies, Fruitli, Rai-ens. Nuts and Confectlonarile of all kinds Come one, come 1111, and—buy. itankful ifor past favors he hopes by a desire to please to merit a iiberal sluqe of pubbc, patronage EZEKIFIL 10,DEN„ Of.t. 8 ORO,. COACIIMAKING. 1` HE subscriber announces to his friends 'and I the public that he has purebred the Cone,h Factory formerly owned by Israel, Hess, and is now engaged in the above business, on Main Street, at the East end of Waynesboro': Having a know!. edge, of the busineia, and emyloying none 'but practical workmen, ind by strict attention to busi. ness he hopes to merit a share of patronsga• All kinds of new work on hand' and orders filled promptly. jan 14 if GEO. B. HAWKER. CHEAP "COONMV." BOOT ANT) SHOE STORE I ricl:lE subscriber hasjust returned from ^A° city and is now opening for examination a large and we 1 selected stock of Boots and IShoer. Hierhig had u long time to become acquainted with the Boot and bhoe trade, no doubt if you favor biat with a Call you lill buy as he will sell cheap and warrant the work. All rips =Aided free of charge. Give i•Vooney" a call.. 0. RUTH'ES. • Sept 25—tf Boot .aniA Shoemaking. THE subscriber would inform the public that he is at an times prepared to make to order Gents Coarse in fine Hoots, also coarse Or fir work for . Ladies or Misses. including the latest style.of last ing Gaiters. Repairing done at short notice, and inSasures taken in private families if desired. Shop oft Oast Main Street, in the room faraway occupied b e y J. Elden, as a IlloUr and feel Store. • • ' ' THOCI. HOLLINUSWQRTIL juiy 23—tf ligtice is hereby given that app lication will he made to the next Legislature o Pennsylvania for %tie incorporation of the Waynesboro' Savings Bonk, to be located at Waynesboro% in Franklin county; with general banking and discounting privileges, With a capital of twenty thousand donna, with the privilege to increase the same to tho sum of two hundred thousand donate. • June 3G-.-emosj DR. J. A. HUGHES' Ring Bore, Bone Spavin, Splint, and • _: • Curb Remedy. More cure or money refunded. Each peclotre contains 411 dirfctione. Pace $3. All orderre,ell &erred to •' DR '4. A. july 14 OPI Weynfflioro?, P. WAYN . EBI3OIIO', PA. 1k , ,,ft,,, iNkliTm9)l4o tadleiale arid Retail Deplei. in ruRNITAIRE , Carpet, GREENCASTLE, PA, I. 11., WHITMORE, Would call the attention of all who; ere. in need of Furniture Mattresses, Looking Wows, Carpets; to the fact that he has a larger stock on hand; et hia rooms on the southeast corner of Centre square, than ell similar establishments in the county com bined, and-that he can and does offer inducements to Housekeepers and, others. in Want;of goods in his fine, such as no other Carpet Dealers can do. ' • He has on hand upwards of Ipo Bedsteads of over 26 different styles, ranging in price from $5 ill Naq eaell. • More Ann 60 Bureaus. of 25 dffrerent litstyles, from $7,50 to $75 each. Upwards of 600 Chairs, of all styles, ' from '51.25 to $35 each N Rocking Chairs from $1,50 to $3O. Full Chamber Suits, gold Wa,lent, from s`6o to VOW each. . Cottage Suits, "• from $3O to $9O eath. Tete-a:l'oes and Sofro; , from $2O to $6O each:, Spring seat Parlor Chairs, from $3O to $6O per half Oxen. Lounges from $7 to $36 each. Marble top Parlor Tables, solid Walnpt, , from $lO I+l $,35 each. ' Wood top Porter Tables, from $2 to $l3 each. among which are 20 different styles. 'Also Extension, Breakfast, Dining AV Hall Tables, in endless variety. Wardrobps,'Bookcases, Writing Desks, Library Tables, Secretaries, N' What Note. Hat Racks, Piano Stools, Umbrella Stands; Camp, Office, Hall and Lfficary Chairs. Safes, sideboards, Sinks, Doughtrays, Cupboards, Washstands, fiAlso, a large stock of all kinds of ' Mattrasses, such as Hair,Musk, Palm Leaf. Wool and Straw, at prices from $4 to $4O. Spring, Mattresses, Sprieg Bed Bottoms. Swinging and Rocking Cradles. -- The - highest cash-price paid tor- Carpet Rags. • We have a large stock of Carpets altvays nn hand such as Brussells, Ingrained, Stair, Hall and all Itinds of Mailings, and all kinds Floor Oil Cloth, at low prices. Looking Glasses, from plain Walnut Frames to Fancy Ovals in Arch Tops, in Guilt and Rose• wood. Also. Childrens' Buggies and Hobby Hors es, Picture Frames and Mouldings of all descrip tions, arid nt lower prices than can be hail else. where in the county. He also sells Wholesale to the Trade. all of whom lie req‘ests to call aRd learn prices before purchasing elsewhere. Fr Rag Car. pets modesty order. MOWEO:S AND:REAPERS F O.R SALE. January 14-tf. ALEX. LEEDS, N -tt loos to the Town Hill, has 03W on hand fine sdsortment of LOCKS, eeleetetl . by himself nttt.Creef care el large :and well eeleeteviessortment o:• uatvazia,, 01 Slviss, English, and American Mannlecture ; JEWELRY cheaper than ever before sold'in Ill'aynesboito the latest styles kept Constantly on hand. Every irariety of Cull buttons. A line asso;l ment of • FINGER AND EAR RINGS. Solid Gold. Engagement and WEDDING RINGS , Silver Thimbles and sheelds,' Castors, Forks, and Spoons, Salt Cellars, and 'Buller Knives of the cel ebrated Roger Manufacture,at reduced rates. SPECTACLES To suit everybody?* eves. Now glosses put in old frames. Clocks. Watches, and Jewelry promptly and neatly repaired and warranted. ALEX. LEEDS, olext oorto the Town Hall, under the Photograph pAlle i ty ' • July 31. . Iturbering : Rar befing $ RE subscriber informs the public dint he con tinues the ,lialbering business in the room no. Jour to Mr. Reid's Grocery Store, and is st all time. peparatt to do hair , cutting, shaving, shampooning etc. in Sib best style. The patronage of the pub ie Is iesp&tfully solicited. • - W. A. PRICE. • Aug 23 1867. For Gins, Penknife Penknife likples, Repairing Family Corn Shellers, Call on J. H. JOHNSTON. nicky - 28—V MILLINERY GOODS TO TIRE LADIES! NI II O I . . fi l a r s i u d p . F l:l; B o f li na ( i v iv n; fil h i a naeri ju Ax r i e s Ladiesare invited to call and eas4iine ber'stock: •apiil 29-1( WANTE D.—l will exchange 'goods at a fair market price for Ihcori. Iwo). Butter. Eggs. Got• ton Rage, email Onions if delimit) immediately, Soup, Beans, . W. SOAP MAKING CONCIINTRATED ISE, a full pound' in a 'box at 26 cents:" 8/t I, %U V .% in large or pawn soldlow by W, A. REID, edb ti UOW : i num , • .. lAS received , . fresh, stock orgootli c esd is si: h tner..t dant mating Sulditioti to his stoat. He . . as PURE SPICES, g Prline Rio Coffee, Browned '01170414 . Droion dud Crushed Sugar, Loaf MURer,-"CO Powdered White Sugar, Caroliha' Theo, Syrips,?upinior in quality and lo* in price, , De P. Rico and N. Orleans Molasses,. , Corn Starch, Chocolate. sweet do., . "VI Pickier, Catsup, Mason's Crackers and Oakes, co G. A. Salt, Fine Salt, • = Sugar 'cured Hams. ' Call and examine. No trouble to show good& 'I offer the above at rednced prices, notwithstand• lag they are on the "rise" in the East. Cove OTSTERSin 1 and, gib. cane, awaits" on hand, sold by,the rtn or dozen. He warrants them good. • , , • Whait you go to Pic•niee, or to the' niouuteiri, come where you got good oysters and ciackerd, 'chew &c. FRUIT AND • CONFECTIONERY. - • Layer Raising, French Currants, Candies, Oranges, Lem* ops, Does, Citron, Prune's, Apples,.. to o !Ong], kinds. FOR BAKING AND ICE CREAM.—We berg good and . puretextracta of Lemon. Orange, Vanilla, Strawberry; ealences of Lemon. Cinnamon, &e l Get the Bng..tiotki for making , CIL A EISWA R E.-Look at our cheap goblets, dish ee, vows, tumblers, flasks. moterses cans, :amp chimneys, &c. We have the best and cheapest In town. , QUEENSWARE.—An utArivaletr assor4ment. full stock, lower in rice than e ver. , Tea sets4cupal and saucers, meat plates, soup do., Teapinner, anti Breakfast do., We have the rip' granite, no deceit:. tioh in the quality. Wit have the commqh ware. newlstock. HOUSEKEEPERS Are invited to look at our knives and forks, butcheT knives, _large spoons,. common a lbata and _silver, plated tea end table spoons, efothesbaikets, byeketts tubs, market baskets school go. NOTIONS.— Toilet tfoope, perfumery, combs, pocket books, pencili ink cap Wiwi and noy,Npapec Superior Whale Oil, Best Kerosene Oil, Chemical Wye Soap, [lariats's Blue Indigo, Wick Yarn, • Besides many useful articles always on hand. Country produce 110 "guenbacits" A ftalten in exchange for goods. am o)ankful foi poet pa-, tronege and solicit a continuation of the eagle at the FAMILY GROCERY store. Waynesboro', June 2, 1870. GEOIIpE STEAM ENGINE WORKS WAYNEHOItO', FACAN-KLIISI CO., P. MAINUFACTURE,., PORTABLE ANO:STATIONARY STEAM E NALN f t S . HAVING increased facilities for marifactoring Portable and Stationar i x kerma 811gines_as;_ snort notice, of sizes from two to one hundred, and filly horse-power, I would call the aktentrint. of persons warning portable engines for t thre4hMg, grain, &c., as I am now prepared to forbid' Owen at short notice. lam also prepared to furnish shaft., ingir, puler+, eke., and all work in my line of busi. ness. Persons in want of anything iN my line wilt please call and examine my work being, IntYkg elsewhere. For further particulars send for circular. 'Get). FRICK, Waynesboro', sep 10 to •Franklin Co., Pa. Minn WOAD MM. T' uni!ersigued has leavod the above name) Woolen Factory to Jowl W. 11. tea end Junto sums& et4o will continue the bueinees under the firm name of JNO. W. BAER dr. len 61.1:E1i. They wilt manufeeture,ofAe beet manorial and in good stile a geberAl variety of Woolen bloods, such as Blankets and Coverlets, Jeais, Cassimeies, &don'ts, Yarns, &o. Custom:watt promptly attended to. lam thankful for the very liberal patronage tended to me, and reepectlully solicit that the same mav,he continued Co the new firm. mar 3l—tf BAER. - WAYNESBORO' COACH FACTORY. 14 O. B. HAWKER having withdrawn from 7 the firm of Adams & Hawker, the subscriber infer:as the public that he continues the Coachmak- , ing hasiness in all its branches, at the old stand. He will at all times have a supply of new Buggies, different kindiroin hand t• also second-banded ve. treks. Repsiting done et short ',mice. He uses the best material and employs good mechanics. He returns his thanks to be public for their liberal pa-, Donnie and by attention to business and a tIWpo. sition to accommodate hopes to merit a liberal share of the same in the luture. jan, 14 tf • , JACOB ARAM& NEW . TIN STORE. IPFIE undersigned would most .respeetfully in. I font the attune of Witinesboro And Troinity Odd. he hea ojpitiM - liew Tin store on ,Bast M3lll stre et, oppoojto. Stover dr Wolff 'e IJry Goode em roriuut, ankkeeps constantly on hand a good eup— ply.of ' • • • . . • • 'COOK &COAL STOVES, MORNING GLORIES, etc„ at prices to suit th e times. All kinds of work done in his line w;tb neatness and dispatch, ouch es roofing. spouting and repulsing. , You wiil.find it to your ii.terest to glee him a call before purchasing elsewhere. The sign is the Rig Red Collie Pot Always on the .Post, Thankful for pest favors he hopes for &continuance •ol the same. . • • TOUTS 'Respectfully, CLAYTON M. FREY. 301 TX 116. HTSSONG, AT . TORNEY AT LAW, • • APING been admitte.l in Practice Lawat the El several Muria in Franklin Vouniy.eU huei• ueee entrusted to•his care will be-promptly attended to Mee address—Mereersbers Pa; lan Ay JUST RECEIV.4I)-4 •full stock,of Leather for shoemakers aka saddler... at '- • , ...7RANT,r,S. • juae 9I • . W. A. REV,.
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