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ii EVERY WEDNESDAY ITegley, Mittaff Sneary. yoar Ifimia In Ad VI.HVC or within Three Montlia; imitl within Six S3.OO If not pnlt vrlthln the year. wtJI a Stun rmid Ar jtAU sxbjeriptivn aticomUf mittt be settled annually. A OFFERS HIS 3 I A 11 I TO THE crnzEssoK IIAGKIISTOWX ASH VICIMTY. He taken the Office lately occupied by Or.

Clia.i. MeUill, No. SOUTH POTOMAC S'IUEKT, i can be found at times when nut profpn-iomilly engaged. A 1 SETS OF TEETH, FROM I 5 TO FILLINGS SI1.VEU A NO. 3, NORTH POTOMAC 8 c.

16. 1863. J- A DENTIST. No. 74, West Washington Street, HAGERSTOWN, MD.

opposite the Court House. April 1. TKKHB OF ADVKB.TIBIMO Established, HAGERSTOWN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1869. 27. R.

CHAS. R. DORAN, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No. 89, SOUTH POTOMAC STREET, HAGERSTOWS, MD.

ICTH A From the carefully prepared statistical tables ot the several life insurance Cmpanies which have investtRa- ted the influence of medical a as unvoting a life, the fojtowing- deductions (irt arrived a "1st, That practical enjoy ro- health. 2nd. That they are less frequently attacked by disease. 3rd. When attacked they recover more rapidly than those treated by any other 4th.

That the mortality (death) in the more t.isal forms of disease small, compared with that under A a ic (old school; treatment, 3th. That many diseases which are incurable any oilier system, are curable under Homeopathic treatment." PR. J)ORAN, gives Special attention to treatment of Chronic Diseases--Old Complaints--and to Diseases by the use of Crude Strong Medicines. a a 13, 1869. I DR.

T. SCHLOSSER, J-. now nrepared to extract teeth without pain and i sert Artificial teeth on the latest and most approved method, and all Dental work done on the most reasona- Ol'ERATIOXS A A TO GIVE A I A I Oil NO A I A his residence, i mile North of Hagers- on the road leading to Middleburg Pa. 17, 13C5--ly. A tl ATTORNEY AT LAW.

OFFICE--Weat Waibing-ton a few doois West ot Court House, Hagerstown, Md. Dec. 18BS -ly. llT A ATTORNEY AT LAW. 11AI.EHSIGWX, ML).

Snivelv CoN Drug Store, curner of Public Sqnaro aud W. St. Entrance oa Washington St. Aairmrt IK, 3fA t) AT ORXE A AW, HAUKKSTOWS, Mi. OFFICE--Iu Mr.

Grist's Building, West Washinffton Street, nearly opposite Lyceum llaii, (second story. May 13, lSlid-- ly. A A ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IX CHANCERY, A A AND SOLICITOR OF I'. S. DISTRICT COURT.

HAr.ERSTOW.N, Ml). Will prompt attention to all business entrusted to him and especially to the prosecution of claims in Bankruptcy. Doors East of 1st National Bank. February 2fi, A li A AT LAW ANU SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. ILL dilligently attend to all bttsi- nena entrusted to him.

WASitiNcirox February 20, Hagerstown, Md. STEAW AND FODDER CUTTEK, BY HAND AND POWER the best in the market is constantly on hand. Also, THE KEYSTONE CIDER PRESS, OLIVER BROKERS AND COLLECTORS, IIACEKSTOTV'X. MD. CyPromi't attention given to all business entrusted to them.

OFFICE in Syester'a Building, fornu-i-ly thatoecu pied by Clagett Wiles. Ft'brnary 7, OHK COOK, WILL DEEDS, MOUTGAOES. BILLS OF SALE, POWERS OF A otbir LECl.Vl. INSTRUMENTS. ran lit all times le fouml at the in the Court i TIIK BEST IN USB IS ALWAYS ON the celebrated GLEN HULL Threshing Machine and Clover Hiiller, tbf best Murkine ever oll'ereil fo farmers of TVBsh- ington county, are guaranteed entire satisfaction.

We hare for sale tlii justly celebrated I Mannhu-tnred In- DAVISON of Green- casrle. Tlli.s DJlILJj long favorably to Ibe public ami especially- in Wuahington county, baa the past year changes in its Guano Attachment making it vastly superior to any Grain or now in use. peculiar construction, having a circular Bottom to Hnppi'i, combined with a circular revisable motion constantly agitatine and at same time gn in-j a flownnrard presysire, it cannot cloff, and mnst sow any kind of fertilizer i precision and without choking. have constantly a ilupliuute parts to supply in case if accident, or breakage. Call and examine befcjre buyinir.

There are many inferior Drills thrown upon the market a i i super.only nout 1 exibts. "VVe haye aUo the elebrated Kussol Sinttt Mtichino Grain Bags of every description. A I I 't all kinds ol Farmiu" i acul cari-lolly uttemled to and on reaaonabli' terms. Call at our Warehouse and a i our Stuck belore olsuu acre. Also, A SKKl'S a i i WAREHOUSE--West Antietain Opposite WasiUiimton Co.

R. K. Md. Ailjf. li ROLLINS BUHBA.N1C.

APPLEMANCO. inURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE I I A LAPHAM HUTCHENS, LA AM A N. W. Corner Public Square, HAGERSTOWN, MD. If you wiah to eoe the largest ami finest assortment of I evei bronghl into Washington county don't fail to visit LAPHAM Jt HUTCHENS Ware- Romns.

They make no charge for showinjr goods, and will be pleased to wait on yon. If you wish to BUY any thinf? in the line of FUBNI. by all meaim give LAPIIAM 1IUTC1IENS a call before making your Belectiona. They are prepared to compete, both in quality aud price with the best Establishments in city or country Their Ware-Rooms are in the N. W.

Cor. Pub. Square, Hagerttown. AT LAPHAM HUTCHENS' A Can be found everj-thing desirable in COTTAGE, CABINET, PARLOR and OFFICE FURNITURE, which they are selling at prices to suit the times. Give them a LAPHAM HUTCHENS continually receiving NEW FURNITURE of the latest and best styles.

Their stock comprises a large variety of BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, BUREAUS, SOFAS, WASHSTANDS, TETE-A-TETES, WARDROBES, BOOK CASES, TABLES, DESKS, WHAT-NOTS, BOOKSTANDS, HAT RACKS, Side Boards, Towel Racka, Centre Tables, Easy Chairs Rockers, Children's Chairs, Cribs, Cradles, Sinks, Safes Kitchen, Dining, Parlor and Office Chairs, and every' thing kept in a first-class Furniture Establishment. of every size and quality made fo order from the best material. Repairing and Upholster ing clone in the neatest manner. Remember North-West Corner Public Spuare, Oct. 28, 1868.

HAGERSTOWN. BANKERS, HAGERSTOWN, MD. TTNION PACIFIC RAIL-EOAD. FIRST A BONDS for at 102, accrued i i Irom 1st, ISO''--B per cent, an- a in GOLLi. BONDS and HoM.

of all descriptions bought A STOCK bought and sold on Commission. GOLD and SILVER bought, nml COUPONS off ot Government Honds cashed. REVENUE STAMPS for sale in large and small amounts. MONEY A on Collaterals. AV A A BONDS (Preferred.) for sivle.

We think them the cheapest Bonds on the market. C. No. 1G, Waeliingtou Street, DtCAUBR IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, Fine Gold Jewelry, Silver Plated SPECTACLES, C. i I A $10,000 BONDS 1 RAIL ROAD PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, AND GLAZIER.

SHOP--In the room formerly occupied as a Bjirber Shop, on South Potomac near the Public Square. ALL PROMPTLY A TO. M.iroh 27, 18U7. JOHN BYERS. M.

L. BYEUS. 1SKAKL CRIST. JOHN BYERS, SON Sc MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN A Or BVERY DESCRIPTION. ure respectfully itiviteU to call J.

examine our Stock before purchasiTijr WORK Ol" ALL KINDS made to order and warranted. Jan. 31', L5o3--tf. TUB OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM, J. I A 15S MARKET STREET, Is the largest a a i and Whole sale Dealers in Fruits, A-c 1 in the United States.

1.1, ltff8--ly. A AGENT Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, --ov-- 1 A 1 A AS" SECRETARY A TREASURER Or AN- TIETAS1 A I A OFFICE--No We.st Waihington Struct, Mnrylanil. June 17, ISliS--tt. UMP MAKING A I The undersigned wonkl taVe this method ot inar the public, tbat he still continues to manufacture PUMPS. He baa made Home decided improvements in PUMPS, and is prepared to insure all lie to work well, or no pay.

Orders left at Mr. Cornelius Hardware Store. near the Market House, Hairerstown, will receive prompt attention. Jlv Pout-Office Address is Hagefe town, Md. MILLER.

Hageratown, March S3, 1868 tf. have also few WASHINGTON liONDS, for sale. A A ii AMJ BKOKEHS, (( 1' Haceistoirn, Md. lLLlAMSroTlT FURNISHING HOUSE. TIN AND SHEET-IRON WAllB.

kinds, Cookinif. Parlor ami Healing Stoves tin 1 ed patterns combining neatness, economy and a i i Our Cook- i Stoves are perfect bakers, and i jrcrjeral satisfaction to all ho i them. We aie selling the Base Burning and all other Stoves ill reduced prices. TIN, SHEET-IRON aud HOLLOW A generally kept constantly on hund. Prompt attention paid to ROOFING, SPOUTING, JOBBING and orders at all times.

It is yom personal interest to call aud examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as to see our stock aud prices is all ihat is necessary to convince a we ai actually stMitiij i a any other establishment ot tlie Ktml in the comity. We warrant all ive sell to be LEAD, COPP.KR, BRASS, Wrought and I bought or traded for. Our mechanical a i i is )i)ft'inir to none our material is the best, our ability ansl application to business will be t'ouml a a our i of trade requires. WilUamsport, Oct UO. A CO.

II I' C) lir.ALKK 1-N Al 1. I i Ol COUNTRY PKODITCE, GUOI'EKIES, c. NO. 31, KAST A I T3UILDING MATERIALS THE HAGEESTOWN A A I COMPANY, DEALERS IN AND A A RERS OF ALL KINDS OK BUILDING MATERIALS, Are now fully prepared to execute the most complicated u-ork of an entire building-, at the shortest possible notice, in the most A LIKE A of the bent material, from 10 to 20 jier cent. LESS A EVER BEFORE OFFERED IN HAGERSTOWN.

THE LUMBER TRADE! In this department tlie Company have no rival, imis- imidh as they have been selling Lumber in the roujrb throughout the entire Season, from ONE TO FIVE DOLLARS PER THOUSAND LESS THAN ANY OTHER PARTIES WITHIN TWENTY MILES OF THE PLACE. This includes Bill Lumber, Joist, Scantling, Boards, at $2,00 per Hundred and Upwards, with a full assortment of No. 1 and No. 2 WHITE PINE SHINGLE IS, 18 ami 24 inch Plastering Laths, Pickets, at reduced Prices, And witk Ibe combined experience and increased facilities still Lower Rates may be expected. Manufacturing Department! In this department, with a lull corps of first Workmen, good MachinerVi and a No.

I Dry Kiln, the Company have no hesitancy in gnaranteeing their Work. Builders in wunt uf Frames, Sash, Doors, Shutters, Blends, and Brachetts, Com ices, Casings, 'Washboards, Turn inns, Flooring 1 Wcaiherbiurtiing A.C., furnished at REDUCED PUICJSSl THE SAW MILL! An indispensable connection with (he business, an unprecedented accommodation. Timbers of almost any size may he furnished to builders at one hour's notice. Oak and Walnut Sills, Shingle Laths from 75 to $1 a Hundred, constantly on hand, or iurnished to order. The Mill beinjr always ready to do all kinds of SAWING, a liberal patronage is very Hpectlully solicited, Several Hundred Oak, Walnut and AtOi Logs wanted immediately, for which the H4H EST FRIGE will be paid, iu Cash or Trade, at the Company's Office, Corner of Church Street, wear Prank lin Rail Road.

Address all Communications to the Treasurer of the Coininiuy, O. SWINCrLEY, President. I. W. KOHLEK, Treas.

Hafrerstown, Sept. 2, '68, TTAGERSTOWN FOUNDRY Can be had at thv HAGERSTOWN b'OUNDRY H. A BUTTER, 1'OU LTRY, BACOX, LARD, C. keopa on a aud fur sale all kinds of GROCERIES AND NOTIONS, which UP ill sell for (JAS1I or A for an) ot the nbove named of COUNTRY PRODUCE. find il to tlu'ir ad- a i i of the town can ii, 1868.

v.vnt:'irc to always be sup lied. J. No. RAY'S FERRY PRINTING I MANUFACTUBEK OF BLACK AND COLORED PRINTING, AND L1TH OGRAPHIC INKS, VARNISHES, GRAY'S PERKY HOAD AND STREET, Sept 9.1868--ly. PHILADELPHIA, PA.

EBW. BOKLKEY. CHAS. S. KXOlrt.K.

T' F. IIUS1IEY. OELKET, KNODLE BUSHEY, FLOUR, GRAIN AND 1'RODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. SO. 81, SOUTH EUTAW, CORNER CAMDEN ST.

(Opposite CamJen Station, B. i. O. R. BALTIMORE, MD.

Refer by Permission to PETER KEPIIART, Prest. Howard Bank, Halt. JOHN H. WILLIAMS, Frederick County National Bank, Md. CALVIN PAGE, Frederick, M1.

APPLEMAN Bankers. Hagerstown, Md. ULSE'S STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. The undersigned baviny been appointed Agent for the above Establishment, located in Baltimore, will attend to all goods entrnsted to his cure. He i of male and female attire, nt his Store on East Washington Street, HaKcrstown, forward them, insuring their safe return and guarantee good SCOURING AND COLORING.

tSfAll Goods entrusted to his care will prompt attention. For further particulars enquire No. O4, Washington Street. Nov 4. H.

H. POWER. A MERCHANT TAILOR, 10, North-West Cor. Pub. Square, HAGEHSTOWN, MD.

DKALint IS CLOTHS, Cassimcrcs, VESTJNGS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, -Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods generally MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, of the best material, in the latest Styles, and sold at the very LOWEST PRICES. June 3, 18IW. I Wi- call the atter.t on of Millers to onr suprrier line of Improved Old Anker Bolting Cloths. We furnish these superior Cloths at the Importers" prices and A A THEM. If they lo not prove entirely satisfactory we will refund the price paid.

Call and examine them. The numbers ranpe from 000 to No. IB. a receive orders for rite French and i Cloths, will not warrant Circulars ni.iik'd free of charge upon T. U.

ROBKRTSON, Apent for Importer, July 29. I1.li;"r»tofltn, Md. I of material aud finished. IBON RAILING latest style and put up at shert notice. THE FAMILY HOMINY MILL unsurpassed ior utility and durability.

CASTINGS of every description. A large variety of STOVES, viz I (three sizes,) DINING ROOM 0001' (five sizes,) STANLEY C. BABCHTEL, MCDOWELL BAECHTEL. May fi, 1868. EW SUGAR-CURED HAMS, AND FRESHLY SMOKED HALIBUT, Jmt in anil for Sale by A NILL CO.

1000 WEIGHT PRIME GOOSE FEATHERS. For Sale by A SILL CO. PRIME CURRANTS, anil CITRON. Jnst received for sale bv WALKEK, NILL CO. ORANGES and LEMONS, fresh ami for by WALKEK, NILL.

CO. NEW TRUNKS and CRANBERRIES. Jnst received and for tale by W. ALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL. BALTIMORE, MD.

ESTABLISHED A3 A REFUGE KttOM QUACKERY THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CUliE CAN BE OBTAINED. DR. JOIINSTONHAS DISCOVERED THE MOST Certain. Speedy, and only Effectual Remedy in the World for Weakness of the Bank or Limbs, Strictures, Affection of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary chnrges, Tmpotency, Debiliiy, Nervousness, Dyspepsia. Languor, Low Spirits, Confnsion of Idens, Palpitation of the Heart, i i of or Giddiness, Disease of the Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bowels--those terrible Disordersarisinpr from Solitary Habits of Youth--Secret and solitary practices more fatal to their victims than the song 1 of to the Mariners of Ulysses, bliplitinjr their moat brilliant hopes or rendering- marriage, impossible.

YOUNG MEN Especially, who have become the victims of Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which annually iweepsto an i p-rave thousands of Voting- men of the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have entranced listening Senates with the thunders of eloquence, or waked toecatacy the living lyre, may call with full confidence. MARRIAGE. Married Persons, or Toting Men contemplating- mar- rmfte, being 1 aware of Physical "Weakness, Organic Debility, Deformities, speedily cured. He who places himself under the care of Dr. may religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman and confidently rely upon his skill as a physician.

ORGANIC WEAKNESS Immediately Cured nnd full Vipor Restored, This distressing Affection-- rrbirli rentiers Jife miserable and marriage impossible--is the penalty paid by the victims ol indulgences. Young persona are too apt to commit excesses from not beinjr aware of the dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now, who that understands the subject, will pretend to deny that the power of procreation is lost sooner by those fall in sr into improper habits than by the Besides being deprived of the pleasure of healthy offspring, the moat serious and destructive symptoms uf both body and mind arise. The System becomes the Physical and Mental Functions Weakened, Loss ot Procreative Power. Nervous Irritability.

Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting of the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay, and Death. DR JOHNSTON, Member of the Royal College Surgeons, Londod, Graduate of one of the most eminent Colleges in the United States, and the greater part of whose life has been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some of the most astonishing cures that were kaotm many troubled with ring-ing in the head and ears when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent blushing, attended sometimes with derangement of mind, were cured immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. addresses aJ? those wlio hare injured themselves by improper indulgence and solitary habits, which ruiu both body and mind, unfitting- them for either business, study, society, or marriage.

These are some of the sad and melancholy effects daced by early habits of youth, i Weakness of the Back and lambs. Pains in the Head, Dimness of Sight "Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Derangement of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consumption, c. MENTALLY. -The fearful effects on the mind are much to be dreaded. Loss of Memory, Con fusion of Ideas, Uupressinn of Spirits, i Forbodinga, Aversion to Society, Self Distrust, Love of Solitude.

Timidity, are some of the evils prodnrcd. Thousands persons of all ages can now iurlge a the euuse of theii declining health, losing their vigor, becoming pale, nervous and emaciated, a i a Mngnlai jippearinicp about the eyes, Congli, and symptoms of Consumption. YOUNG MEN "Who have injured themselves by a certain piartioe, indulged in alone, a habit lea mod from i companions, or at school, the ellecta of i HTP felt, even when asleep, and, it renders Tnarriaare impossible, and destroys both mind and body, fli on Id apply immediately. What a pity thaf a yonug man, the hope of his country, the pride of his parents, should be snatched from all prospects and of lil'e by the consequence of deviating- from the path of nature, and i i in a certain secret habit. Such must, before templating MARRIAGE, Retteut that iouml i and body are the most necessary requisites to promote i a happiness.

Indeed without these the journey life becomes a weary pilgrimage, the prospect darkens to the the minil becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness of another Jj-ecomes blighted with our own. DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE. Wliei. thenuieniiled and i votary of pleasure finds he imbibed the of this a i disease, it too often happens that an i timed sense of -shame or dread of discovery, deters him from applying to those n-hrt, from education and respectability, can alone befriend i duHiying 1 till the constitutional symptoms of this horrid disease make their appearance, such as ulcerated sure throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the bead and limbs, dimness of sight, deafness nodes on the shin bones aid arms, blotches on head, fare aud exiremities, progressing: with frightful rapidity i at last the palate of the or the bones of the nwse fall in, and the victim of this awful disease becomes a horrid objfot of commiseration, till death puts a period to his dreadful sufferings by sending him to that undiscovered country "fiom whence no traveller It is a MELANCHOLY FACT that thousand! fall victims to this terrible disease, owing to the unsfcilfnl- ness of ignorant pretenders, who, by the use of that A POISON, MKRCURY, ruin the constitution anil make the residue of life miserable. DR.

JOHNSTON. OFFICE 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, a aide going fiom Baltimore St. a few doors from the corner. Fail not to observe a a 4 number. No letters received unless postpaid and containing- a stamp to be used in the reply.

Persons writing should state age, and send portion of advertisement describing symptoms. The Doctor's DIPLOMA hangs in his odioe. ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. The many thousands cured at this Inet'tution i i last years, and the nnmeroiia important Surgical Operations performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters of Tke Sun and many othpr papers, notices of which have appeared again anil again before the public, besides his standing as a gentleman of character and respectability, is a sufficient g-tmrautee to the afflicted.

SXIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. I ALKER, NILL CO. BRANDY and NEW ENGLAND RUM, CO. splendid fur Miiice Pies, for Sale by WALKER N1LL I Notice ia hereby given to all Merchants and Business men, having FREIGHT shipped over the Road, tbut after the lit day ot A A 186U. no GOODS run ei UU1 OQ Warehouse until the FREIGHT BILLS ARE FIRST rAll.

J. B. THIR3TON, Dec.30. Affentol C. V.

R. B. IVE HOUSES FOR SALE. The nmlersifjnml offers for Sule the JROW OF BRICK HOUSES, Situated on Kast Vfasliington They ill be t.oUl separately or as a whole. TERMS MODERATE.

THOS. E. MITTAG. September 23, 18U8. WESTERN $15,000.

MARYLAND RAIL ROAD BONDS FOR SALE. HE undersigned have for Sale Bonds of the Western Maryland Uftil Ronil Company, amounting to FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. WALKER, NILI, CO. Dec. 9, Bagerstown, Md.

FALL STOCK OF QtTEENSWARE, GLASSWARE and RocXinghain-Ware in Store and for Sale by WALKER, KILL CO. 1500 SACKS Ashton and Liverpool G. A. SALT, in Store and for Sale by WALKER, NILL CO. 100 BOXES OF OLIVE SOAP, best hi use, for Sale by WALKER, NILL CO.

50 CASES OF FRESH TOMATOES, ill Store and for by WALKER, NILL CO. 20 BBLS. OF PRIME COAL OIL, ill Store and for Sale by WALKER, NILL CO. A FULL STOCK OF COFFEES, SUGARS. SYRUPS in Store and for Sale by WALKER, NILL CO.

CANNED OYSTERS AND FRUITS, a Fall Stock, in Store and tor Sale by Deo. 9, 1868. WALKER, NILL CO. ATEST NEW YORK NEWS. A I LOOK OUT LOOK OUT LOOK OUT LOOK OUT "33eantifies tho Complexion." "Oives nosj Cflovv to tlio Cheeks." "A Ruby I'injte to tlio Lips." "Removes all Bloti-liea and I'lec'Kli's." "The Ittst in the World." "COSTAR'S" A I I Tiir.

Bitter-Sweet anil Orange Ocio Bottle, Se.OO. 1000 Bottles sold in one day in N. V. i Driwisists in IIAOKHSTOWN sell it. Or address "COSTAR," No.

10 Crosby N. Y. "COSTAR'S'' STANDARD PREPARATIONS A "CostarV Rat, Roacli, Exterminators. "CosUu-'ss" Bed Bug Exterminators. "GostarV (only pure) Insect Powder.

"Only Infallible Reineilies "18 years established in New York." "2.00O and Flasks maniifactnred daily." "I i lien-are I of spurious imitations." A i i I A sell them." Address "Costar," 10 Grossly Street, New York, Or, JOHN F. HENPY (Successor to) DEMAS BARNES 21 Park Row, N. Y. Sold in HAGERSTOWN by D. C.

A I A SMITH BYBRS. January 27, 1660--ly. ARMERS, CONSULT YOUR OWN INTKKKSTS! The Ball-room Alphabet. an Angel of seventeen. B--was the Ball-room in which she was seen.

C--was the Chaperon, devoted to cards. D--was the fimx Tcmjui with Doyle of Guards. JS--was her Eye, of fine rolling black. F--M-IW the Fan that Doyle would not cive buck. G--was her Glove, of exquisite kid H--was the hand it so spitefully liid.

1--was the Ice the fair angel demanded. J--was the Juvenile rushing to hand it K--was her kerchief of exquisite art. L--was the Lace that formed the chief part. M--ivas old Maid that sat through the dances. N--was nose she tnrned up at sly glances.

O--was the Wga. Waltz, then in its prime. the Partner who could Hot keep time. Q--the Quadrilles that should have been Lancers. Kctnnrks that were made on the dancers.

S---was the Snppvr they went to in pairs. T--was the Twaddle they talked on the stairs. the Uncle eaid, "Let's be going." V--was the Voice the fair angel said "No" in W--was the Waiter, who stuid very late. X--was his Exit, which waan't quite straight. Y--was the Yawn which cornel after a ball.

Z--was lor Zero, nothing at all. the Cincinnati Commercial, Jan, MA DDOG AT LARGE. KXC1T1NG SCENES IX I I A I TY i'ERSOXS 11ITTEN--PURSUIT OF KAlilD A A STRUGGLES --HIS DKATII. A A A invite the attention of the public to onr stock of LVKENS VALLEY, LORBEH- BY AND WILKESBAKUE ANTHRACITE COAL and CUMBERLAND LUMP, Run of Mine nnd Smith Coal. will sell on terms as favorable at can be had Now the time to lay in your wintersupply.

P.broarv 3. 1864. SELLER 4. CO. OR RENT.

THE STORK-ROOM ailjoiniujl the Franklin House, No. 17. X. Potomac Street. Inquire at JOHN WANTZ'S Jan.

6. Grocery Store. McCORMICK HARVESTER, TUB ONLY UEl.IAUl.li REAPER AND SELF RAKER. A A A KFl'lCIKNT RF.APKR. A i i A i TU DO A I IS A1.1.

CONDITIONS AS WKbL AS CAN BE DONE BY HAND FOB SALE 11Y GARVER, FLANAGAN Antietam Foundry and Machine Shop, EAST BALTIMORE STREET. 3, 1868. Hagerstoirn, Mil. iiiiiiiiiiuiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniin I I RINGS. SLANDER.

'Twas bnt a breath-And yet a woman's lair fame wilted. And frienda once fond grew cold and altered. And life was worse than death. One venomed word, Tbat struck its coward, poisoned blow In craven whispers bushed and low-And yet tho wide world heard. 'Twas but one whisper--one-That muttered low, for very shame, The thing the slanderer dare not name, And yet its wort was done.

A hint so slight, And yet (to mighty in its power-A human soul in one short hour Lies crushed beneath its blight. About 7 o'clock yesterday morning an ill i i medium-sized, white and bluijl" mastiff appeared very suddenly at corner of Broadway and Front streets, mad lie stood at the corner for several minutes, gQasbingbis teeth, whipping the saliva iu his ugly mouthintoalively foam, and glaring savagely at an inoffensive ash-barrel that stood unprotected on the sidewalk. His primary intention probably was lo juake a dead set at this ash-barrel and reduce it to splinters; but if such was the. case, lie abandoned the project as being unworthy of so rabid a canine as soon as he saw the form of a fruit dealer, by the name of Hazlett, emerge from a doom ay hard by, As Mr. Hazlett stepped into the street, totally unconscious of his peii), the brute made a bound at him, aud before the gentleman could move a foot to escape, had him firmly by tho calf of the leg and was shaking it i i vent to a yell of pain, Mr.

Hazlett jeiked liis leg from the dog's jaws and sought shelter in the nearest house, frantically shouting "mad dog, mad dog watch police!" c. a i a dozen started from the doors and ran out i street to see what was the, a They snw the dog and hat! combined to him out of existence, when lie bounded into tlieir midst aud drove them back i their houses, rending their clothes rind doing some of them bodily then started on a brisk trot up Broadway. There was a large stream of humanity llowing down the street at the time, and of the many who saw the mad brute, very few repressed a natural impulse to do what they could to finish him at once. Stones were thrown at him and sticks broken over his back, but those who hit him and escaped unscathed were few indeed- The dog bit right and left, snapping at the hands aad flying at throats and breasts in a most savage manner. An excited crowd ol men aud boys pursued him up the street, and by worrying him with sticks and stones increased his fury every minute.

In liis course up the street he bit at least fifteen persons, and no one knows how many dogs that joined in the race. Mr. C. II. Beers, who keeps a cutlery and notion store at 55 Broadway, loaded a heavy Colt's levolver when apprised ol the fact that a mad dog was in the street, and started after him in hot haste.

Officer John Iiot.li, who was with the crowd, had his revolver out also, and he and Mi- Beers led the van. They chased the dog from. Broadway along Second street to Ludlow street, up Ludlow to Pearl, down Pearl to Broadway again up Broadway to McAllister, where dog turned and ran back to Thud street, with bowlders aud pistols banging in his rear. Mr. Beers shot at the animal several times, and Mr.

Roth emptied tho six chambers of his revolver twice, but the only mark visible ou tho dog's skin was a very small in the side. At the corner of Third and ISroadway Mr. Beers cornered tho dog between a flight of stone steps aud the house to which they belonged, and fired at him twice without effect. When his last shot had been fired, the dog made a bound toward him and caught the sleeve of his coat. Mr.

Beers struck out with the heavy pistol, and hit the brute on the side of the head but, on repeating tho blow, tore his hand ou tho dog's teeth. Ho then gave up the job aud retired. Mr. Both picked out a good stout dray piu from a dray that happened to como along at that moment, aad flung it at the beast, with the intention of breaking its legs. Ho diu not accomplish his object.

The animal then made a bound for him, and for several minutes Roth and the dog had a sharp fight around the lamp-post in front ot Dr. Tate's office. The skirmish continued for some time, but at length Iloth gathered all hisstrcngth, and putting it in a well-directed blow with the dray pin, crushed the dog's skull, and laid him out as dead as a door nail. This done, Mr. Roth and other policemen iu Hammond stroctdistrict commenced a slaughter of dogs that had been i by the rabid one, aud killed, wo believe, about a dozen.

As near as we can ascertain, some persons were bitten by the dog. Mr. James Niblett, agent for the Maysville line of steamers, had his pantaloons badly torn, but did not suffer any serious wound. Mr. John Ilazlett was pretty badly bitten.

John Frank, who keeps a bar-room on Sycamore street, near Columbia, was bitten iu tho arm. The hired girl ot Mr. Kramer, on Sycamore and j'eatman streets, had nearly all of her clothes torn oft her, and lost a piece ot the calf of her leg. Adam Cestuer, who works at McCortnick's tobacco factory, on Second street, between Broadway and Ludlow, was badly bitten iu the thigh. John Graeser, who lives in Fulton, was severely bitten in the names of the other persons who were bitten by the dog we did not learn.

TKRiur.LE colored man met with an awful death iu the neighborhood of New Paris, a few nights since. A neighbor, a white man, had killed his hogs and left them out at night. The negro undertook to steal one, and was in such a hurry to secure the pork that he forgot to remove the gambrel stick. To reach his home it was necessary to cross a fence. In doing so he placed the hog on tho top rail, and it is supposed that it slipped--at any rate the negro's head was caught in the opening of the hind legs, and his neck was broken by the stick, He was found next morning dead, the hog on one side of the fence and he on the other, with his head fast at described.

IN Prussia, as in all Germany, the word "dearncss." applied to the necessities ol life, must be compared with former prices in the same country; for a high price ic Germany would be dog-cheap anywheri else. Wo are thus the better prepared to appreciate the liberality of the Prussian Government which, in view of the dearness ot provisions in tbat paradise of tin poor, is to raise the pay of its soldiers after the 1st of January, 18C9, by the ad- Murder Trial in Franklin Fa. The last Cbambersburg Repository and Transcript contains a lengthy report of the trial of George Benner, a young man of Greencastle, charged with the murder of John D. Lechrone, a young man of the vicinity of Waynesboro', on the 19th of September last, the affair having occurred on the road between Greencastle and Waynesboro', whilst tho parties were returning from political meetings held at these places ou the same night. The trial commenced on tho 20th and lasted three days, the Jury on the morning of the fourth bringing in a ver- dicr of not guilty.

The Attorneys in the case weic Kimmell, Stcnger and Welsh for Commonwealth, Cessna, nedy and Stewart for a That onr readers may have some idea of the natuie of tho occurrence, we give parts of the testimony of two witnesses, one for the State and one for the Defence: -Henry A. Lechrone sworn--I wasin the party tfiat left Greencastle with these parties; I remember meeting this wagon Theodore Sheflier and I started around the wagon Theodore went to tho left and I turned to the right: the parties in the wagon had torches I saw them thrust them out before Otis Xicodcmus and he struck it out with his a I heard three shots and saw the Hashes; the firing began shortly after the lights were struck I seen Lechrouewheu he was lying on the ground I didn't hear anything said there was cheering ou both sides; I don't think the wagou slopped when the firing began no one made an assault upon the wagou; 1 had been duceiiud it was np hill where the wagon was i John Lechrone tint, iuterferingwith anybody when Otis struck the lamp I didn't see him have anything bnt that cane. Capt. Geo. Miller swoin testified as follows Examined by Mr.

Cessna. I was in this wagon iti the night of the 19th of September I was on the back seat, Mr. Bennor was to my left liaud side about three miles from Waynesboro we overtook Mr. Snively he stopped when we came up aud gave us two lights he had one burning aud we lit the two he gave us; Mr, Adams told us to hold the lights out the side so that he could see to drive we passed Gordon's a piece and there was a buggy passed us after which there were si.x or eight men on horseback coming down the road hallooing they parted in of our horses: there were four passed on the North side; the first two ihat come along went two abreast and the third one had a club, I judge was about four or five feel long; I could see it raised up as ho camo along he come up closo to the wagon and said, "out with these lights, you damned wooly heads," and knocked out the light, ho struck as he spoke; I remarked, they have knocked my light out, and just about that i I heard three shots; I turned around and Mr. Adamsrcmarked "George, you shouldn't have done a you might have hit some one and Benner remaik- ed "There was no danger.

I shot high I only shot, to scare (hum, what did they attack us fur;" about thai i 11 gin ouie down on hoiseback aud asked a ho shooting was Mr. Adams icplied, lever mind i said he go and see; ho camo back shortly and did "they say there is a man shot heie," and said, "you had betier drive I believe they arc coming to attack on Mr. Adams said he couldn't drive is fast as they could ride and we drove to Shady Grove while there, there vas a man on horseback comu up and xlso a buggy, tho man on horseback said 'some of you men have shot young echrono," and I said, is it possible there a man shot? he said he saw him full ff his horse Mr. Benner remarked "My rod, what will become of my mothei iud commenced crying tho man rode in he roar of our wagou; when wo got near he school house Mr. Benner said, "come lere young man, I want to talk to you," did so, and Benuor said, "didn't you us first and he said, "yes, I told he boys not to do it;" when we got to Ir.

Loose's I heard a man riding very ast, he came up aud spoke to the man ou horseback who asked if Lechroue was hot; ho replied, he was shot through the )iaiu aud he thought he would die. "I im going for a Doctor Beuner remark- id, "go as fast as you can and got the est Doctor iu Greencastle, maybe you can save his life;" EDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS. Warranted Solid Gold 18 kurat line. C. C.

FORCE, Deo. No. 16, West Washington St. dition oi three pfennigs--about six of United States coin--per day. Eighteei ceuts month may not seem mnch of "raise" to Americans, but in Prussia i1 may mean the difference between starving aud living.

To CUKE SOKK tho white of two apoonfulls of white sugar crate in a little nutmeg and then add irint of Inke warm water. Stir well uui drink ofter. Repeat the prescription i necessary, and it will cure the most oh stinate case of hoarseness in a short time Id furthr or UM, t0 more than regular' a-IvwtlMiunti. All rwolmtloVi ol eonwnuiMtloM or iBMvldaal interest.and notloesofMarrlaee.andDe»l»»,»iceelir,« 0 PB. I I arefnlly prepaTedto do All, KIKDR OF JOB PRINTING, BLACK OB AHY OTHER COLOR, atth ShorUtt Notice.aadoa aach termsa oacnotfallto pleaae M.

ReffiiIntloiis for Lent. Ash Wednesday, tlie iivst day ot Lent, falls ou tbe lOtli day of Spaltling has issued the follow- ug circular in reference to the observance if tlie season iu the Diocese of Baltimore I. All the faithf'nl who have completed heir twenty-first year are, unless Jegiti- nately dispensed, bound to observe the 'asfcoi'Lcnt. 2. They are to make only one meal a day.

excepting Sundays. meal allowed on fast days is uot to be till about noou. 4. At tho meal, permission should be granted lor eating lush, both llesh and fish are not to be ised at the same time, even by way of seasoning. 5.

A small refreshment, commonly culled collation, is allowed in the eveuiug no general sale as to the quantity of food peimitted at this time is or can je made, bnt the praclico of the must regular Christian is never to let it exceed fourth part of an ordinary meal. quantity of food allowed at a collation id, in this diocese, bread, butter, cheese, all kinds of fruits, salads, vogcta- jles, and fish tnilk aud eggs are proliibi- 7. General usage has made it lawful to drink in the morning souio warm iqnid, as tea, coffee, or thin chocolate made with water. 8. Necessity aud custom have authorized the use of Log's lanl instead ot butter in preparing lisl), vegetables, c.

i). The following persons are exempted from the obligations of fust- ing Young persons under twenty-one years of age, the sick, nursing women, those who are obliged to do Lard labor, all who through weakness cannot fast without great prejudice tu their By dispensation tlie use of flesh meat will be allowed at any time on Sundays, and once a day Mondays. Tuesdays, 'Thursdays, and Saturdays, with tbe exception of Holy Thursday, and the second aud last Saturdays of Lent. dispensed from the obligation o)' fasting, ou account of tender or advanced age or hard labor, are not bound by tin restriction ot using meat only at one meal on days on which its use is granted bj dispensation. Others dispensed from tut- fast tor other causes, as well as those who are obliged to fast, are permitted to use meat only at one meal.

I'LI, neither 1 ell my age for census or the sovereign, said the cook, most reso lutely, to her master, who was preparing for the enumerator. "Very well, I'll put down sixty-five," was the cool my I wasonly fifty-eight last birthday," screamed tlio cook. Tho hopping around of a Grecian bi-nil iu a ball-room reminds one. foir.ibl of a kangaroo trying to escape the- uUaekb ol saud fleas. A.

Bridegroom, TakesPotson Because His Bride SeoMs Sim. Newark was very near having a genuine sensation on Saturday night, through the excessively silly actions of one of the wiliest of young men, whose name we withhold lest its divulgeuce might injure his future prospects in life; that is to say. if he will be kind enough to permit himself to live. To dish up the story at once, then, let us begin. On Saturday evening about six o'clock, the young man in question, who has tnrned his twenty-first birth-day, hurriedly entered the drug store of Mr.

William M. Littell, on the corner of Market and Mulberry streets, and iu an excited manner demanded two ounces of laudanum. "What for asked Mr. Littell. "To cure the headache" hesitatingly replied the customer.

The man of drugs, with a perceptive caution that would do honor' a metropolitan apothecary clerk, suspected something wrong, and offered something else that he suggested would effect a better cure. His customer sharply repeated that if he couldn't have wbathe wanted he would take nothing, and then left. At another drug store, however. Ins want was unhesitatingly supplied, and on his way home to the boarding house of Mrs. E.

Middleton, No. 32 Mulberry street, he drank about an ounce and a half. With t'lis deadly enemy to life insinuating ils way into his veins and arteries, he arr'ved at home, and imuieiliately proceeded tb his room, whore be was waiting anxiously for the arrival of a very pretty girl, a hride of about three wife. After coolly greeting her, he asked for pen, ink and paper "to write something." Scarcely was lie seated at the table, however, than a deep drowsiness came over him, and he undressed and retired. His loving little bride bent over to kiss him, when she was startled by a curious perfume, whereat her fears and suspicious were quickly aroused.

In answer to her entreaties as to what he had been drinking, he hesitatingly replied "You're scolding me all the time, and I have taken laudanum." Tho distracted girl at once sent for a medical man, aud Dr. Piper was readily procured. After a i time the doctor learned what had occurred, and found his patient in a deep sleep. tho aid of powerful emetics aud walking him up aud down all over the city. Dr.

Piper succeeded in bringing back to life the rash son of Massachusetts. The doctor says that had it, not been for the fact a his patient, previous to a i the had been indulging freely in hot whisky punches, ho would have been bpyond recovery ere the doctor arrived. This i 5 good pufl' for whisky at all events. This morning the young fellow is all right. Tho immediate cause of his rash act is that his wife severely chklfd him for staying away from home on i a night.

HP is a bar-keeper and attends a place on Market arrival in (his city is of recent date. Formally ho followed the same calling at Journal. NIAOAH.Y.--We once read the opinion of a Western drover, expressed on a firgt view of Niagara Falls. After looking at them half a uiin ute, he remarked "Them's nice falls; let's go up and look at the town." This was about as cool a remark as could be made bnt there is something more exquisitely droll in the story of the English cockney who recently returned from a trip to America. He had seen the falls, and was askt-d, of course, a he thought of i 'and- some," he replied, "quite so--but they did'nt quite hauscr my hexpeclatioua-- besides 1 get vetted and lost my 'at." CUUE POU Russians cure this painful complaint by binding about the all'ectcd parts tho rinds of ripe cucumbers.

They save the encumber after taking out the seeds, and Jry them with tho soft part attached to the rind; these they dry, and when tiiese are wanted for use, they souk them in warm water and apply as above. The best proveutu- tive lor chilblains in liussiu, or any other country, consist iu keeping the feet scrupulously clean, and protecting them from i wet jiiid cold nil sudden changes of the covering of the feet should also be avoided. William, my eon, how came you to muddy your dress Willie stopped a moment, then looking his father in the eye, very soberly asked: "Father, what am 1 made of?" 'Dust. ThoBible says, thou art, and unto dust shalt tlion Well, father, if I'm dust, how can I help being muddy when it rains on me All'eeted young lady, seated in a rocking chair, reading the Bible exclaimed "Mother, hero is a grammatical error in the Bible." Mother, lowering her spectacles, and approaching the reader in a very scrutinizing attitude, says: "Kill it! kill it!" "it is the very thing that has been eating tho leaves and book-marks." A boy was sent by his mother to saw some stove-wood out of out doors shortly after, she found the sitting on a saw-horse with head down. The mother asked her hopeful son why he didn't keep at his work-The boj i i i "My dear mother I i it, hard, very hard, to sever oil! ties." l'i; i i i very correctly rc- 111:11 ks: Uod looks not at the oratory of your prayers, how elegant they a nor al tho of your prayers, how long they may nor at the arithmetic of paryers, how mauy they may be nor at the, logic of your prayers, how methodical they may bo; but the sincerity of U'eJJ) He looks at.

wants to get a nigJitmarc to exhibit, at his museum. Let him eat a miuce pie, three sausages, half dozen pickles, a plate of salad, aud a lew pig's feet at midnight, aud go at once to bed-Ho will get one of the animals in two hours or less. COPLAND'S German BITTERS, AND HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC. THE GREAT REMEDIES FOB ALL DISEASES OF nih Liver, Stomach, or Digestive Organs. HOOFtAND'S GERMAN BITTEBS Incompose.lolthe pnreluices (or, they tre njedi cinally a of Roote, Barks, AX prfparelion highly concentrated, and entirely alcoholic admixture of any kind.

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, a combination of all the ingredient! of the Bitttrs, with the puret quality ot Santa Cmr Rum, Oruge, making one of the mot pleaiant and agreeable remedies ever offered to the public. Thoae preferring a Hedioioe free from Alcoholic admixture, will A A I Those who have objection to the combination the Bitten, aa rtated, will ate Hoofland's German Tonic. They are both equally good, and eontais tbeaamn medicinal virtues, the choice between the two bring a mere matter of taste, the Tonic being the palatable. The stomach, from variety of nanm, inch UK Indigestion, Dynpepeia, Kwrvous Debilily, apt to have its func lions deranged. The Liver, lyrnpathll ing clowly aa it with the Stomacb, then becomes affected, the remit of which in tYimt the patient KnifeTM from several or more of the following diseases Constipation, Flatulence', Inward Piles, Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach.

Nausea, Heart- bum, Disgust, for Food, Fulness or Weight iu the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Fit of tho Stomach, Swimming of tho Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations wlirn in a laying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin nnd Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Sudden Flushes of Heat, learning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings uf Evil, and Great Depression of Sjmitn. Th sl nlil exorrij. ol a lotnedy for his- CUM-, thai which he is compoHndi'ii, free Irom established for if (he most cogent reasons ever givi-u why married man should get his life insured is, (hat the money would prove a great help to his wife's second husband, anil mijilit be. I lie means of starting him in business. A Juvenile, on coming home lor a vacation astounded liis father by asking.

"Why's my education like iced hock and seltzer and before the amazed father could tho young rogue added, "because it's schooling" (it's cooling.) Lady Beaulen was complaining of being awoke by a noise in the night: her lord (an Irishman) replied, "Ob, for my part, there's no disturbing me if they don't wake mo before I go to sleep, tin-re's no waking me afterwaids." A SUKE llEMEin- EOU A a pint of common soft soap, and stir in ail-slacked lime till it is of the consistency of glaziei's putty. Make a leather thimble, lill it with this composition and insert the finger therein, and a cure it, certain. WATKKY into the poi; a piece of lime as large as a hen's egg and bow watery soever tho potato may have been when the water is poured ofl, the potato will be dry and mealy. A little fellow was eating some bread and milk, when he turned round to his mother, and said "Ofi, mother, I'm fall of glory! There was a sunbeam on my spoon, aud I swallowed it. A tradesman in an Ohio city appends to his advertisement, "ministers of the gots- ncl supplied with goods at cost, it they agree to mention the fact to their congregations." sufferer from those dis dement caution in tut? seUn'ti, purchasing only assured from his iuvesti i i ii.

i i i i i ingredients, and b.i reputation tur the cure ot these diseases. In this on- would submit thoso JI A A 1 II AKU noOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC. PllEFAKEl) BY D. C. M.

Jackson, I I I A ymrs since I hoy were lirst iulrixlu I into i etHintry from Geuna.iv during which they performed morft cnrff, and nufferinii; humanity to a grcuti-r extent, than any oilier Jcmetiiys known Iu the public. These remedies will eflectimlly cure Liver i i plftait, Jaundice, Chronic or Nervoufc bility, Chronic Di arrho3a, Disease of the Kidneys, and i JC Diseases arising from a Disordered Liver, Stomach, or lutefttiues. I I Resulting from any Cause whatever; Prostration of tlie System, induced by Severe Labor, Hardships, Exposure, Fevers, c. There is medicine extant equal to these remedies such A and viffor in imparted to the system, the is strcngthed, food is enjoyed, the stomach promptly, the blood is purified, complexion becomes sound and healthy, the yellow tidfre is eradicated from tbe oyfn, abloom it given the cheeks, and the weak and avrvuut invalid a strong and healthy beinjr. PERSONS ADVANCED IN LU'K, Ami feeling the hand of i weighing heavily upon them, with all its attendant ills, will nnd i this BITTERS, or the I and elixir that will in- stil Dew life into their veins, resforo in measure the energy and ardor of more days, build up their shrunken forms, nnil irive health and happiness to rcmain'nK years.

I H1s a well-established fact fully one-half of the female portion of our population are seldom iu the en- joyineul of good health or to use their own expression, "never feel well." They mre languid, devoid of all energy, extremely rwrvons, and liava no appetite. To ll'is class of persons Hie HITTERS, or the TONIC Is especially recommended. WBAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN Are made ttrong by tbe uae of either of dies. They will cure every case of MARASMUS, without fail. Thousands of certificates have accumulated in the of the proprietor, bat (pace will allow publication of but a few.

it will be observe are men of note nnd of such standing that they must believed. I I A HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD.

CkirJ Justice of tke Snprcmc Court of writes: Philadelphia, March 1C, I find "Ilooflanti's German Bitters" isa good tonic, useful ill diseases A of the digestive organs and of great beue fit iu cases of debility, and ivaal of ncrrona acliou in system. UU 3 CEO. W. WOODWARD. HON.

JAMES THOMPSON. Judge vf tae Supreme Court of Penntyivania Philadelphia, April 26, 18C6. "I consider "Holland's German Hitters" a valuable medicine in caseofattacks of Indigestion or Dyspepsia. 1 can certify this from my experience of it. Yours, with respect.

JAMES FROM REV. JOSEPH n. KENKARD, D. Pattor of tkc Tenth Bapliil CAiirdh Philadelphia. DR.

JACKSON--Dear Sir: I have been freqnently requested to connect my name with recommendations of different of but regarding the practice as out of my "VT a i a sphere, 1 have in ail ca ses decli- ed: but itli a clear proof in various instances and i 3 own family, of tho uefulueba of Dr. Hoofljwd's G-r man Bitters, I depart for once from my nsual to express my full conviction that, for general oftketyttrm, and etpcrinlly for LIVER it te a safe and valuable preparation'. Jn il may fail but usually I doubt not, it will very fictal lo those who suffer from above causes. Yours, very respectfully, J. H.

KENNAKD, Eighth, below Coatw St. FROM REV. B. D. KENDALL, AttuMnl Editor Ckronicle, fhiUdilflita.

I have derived decided benefit from the use ol Uotjanil's German Bitters, and feel it my privilege to noonmend them as a most valuable tonic, to all who are suffering from general debility or from diseases arising from derangement of the liver. Yours truly. FENDAIJ, A I German Kemedies arw counterfeited. that the signature ot'C. JACKSON is OH the wrapper of each bottle.

All otlirs counterfeit. Principal oflloe aud Manufactory at the ftcnmm Med- Icine Store. No. KU Arch Street, Phihtdelpuia, CHARLES M. EVANS, Piop'r.

Formerly C. M. JACKSON Co. I Hoofuwd'sGerman Bitters, per bottle halfdoteii, 00 Hoonana's Qerman Tonic, pnt up in quart bottles I SO half down for 7 TO tyio not forget to examine tho a i i in order to ot the genuine. Por.MlebT»UDr«ggistsMd i NEWSPAPER! iWSPAPERf 1 I i Nut- 1 Crnckcrs-.

Rni-'iii--, iin.l i i I i all 1m li he i ,14 i i i i i i i i i i i Me i i i i i i i i i i i il frcniiiin surf cure Inr 01 Inilipeslion in In the i i i i i i i i Cine me i Inr i i "iV'iin hare LA A i lirinir them alniiff jrct IES and A for fliem L'fi W. II MARSHALL. A I Would rejiprclfnlly inform her friends nml Inrjfe she has lust retnrneil frmn (be Kast i ill! the of Suinmer in in 'he BONNETS, HATS AND WRAPPINGS, tor Miien and Children Comp one, pome i von i nnd her guoils CHEAPER A THE CHEAPEST, and all in nnJ good order and furthermore attention paid to nnd email from town or country alike Don't forirel the -iiimo old slsnd, three door- above Ihe Franklin Home, No. 21, North Potomac SI. 10 A PRIVATE SALE.

1 new one-horse Spring Wagon, 1 good Buggy with now wheels and axles, and otherwise In good repair. I nvo-horse passenger WAGON, wllh 4 seals nnd cushions 1 second-Dunn BOCKAWAY CARRIAGE. 0 Carriage Poles with, yoken all complete. ONE FAMILY HORSE, well broke lo tinmen, and can be driven ly the word. Also, a lil of seoand-hauil HABNJ.SS.

A Nnrlli Corner rrnnkliii and Slrcets, July 8. own. SAV- NOTICE i. hereby SAVINGS BANK will be open to i SATURDAY the rsih inst frorr P. and EVERY SATURDAY tit the offlco ot" ALKX.

NK1LL. DI8COUN" I MONDAY 10 o'clock, A. M. ALEX NEILL, June Treasurer. F.N BUILDING LOTS FOB SALE.

The will sell SEVEN BUILDING LOTS on Ens! Antietam Street opposite Female Seminary Twenty Feel Iront and running bnok S-tO feet to a ruonHeV WILLIAM UPDliGRAFP. Mny 13. YOU WISH TO KEEP COM- FOBTABLE, why goto PunUtowoBid get PURIFT YOUR BLOOD! BLOOD PANACEA. Tic Great Alterative and Blood Purifier. It la tlic most perfect vegetable componnd of lives, tonics, dluretlci and diaphoretics, making It tha most effective.

InrteorallOff, renovating and blood cleansing cordial known to tho world. For the curaof So aortjn or Kino's CUTAHIOUS DisiiKo, Ear- RipcLAs, I and I I I on the PACI, SOBS Etia, SCALD HIAD, TKTTEB AT- FICTIONS, OLD and I IULC1RS, RllIDHlTIO DlBOBDElS, YILLOVT JAUNDICE, BALT Kuicu. 'WllITK SwXLI.inag, ItxEOUBIAL i A i GF.NIBAL DEBILITT, PAI.PIIAIIOW and FLDTTBHHO at HlAT, I ASTHMA, SIPHILIS and SrpniiiTio BLADDEB. and KID.TETB, PAINS ID the BACK, DROPSY, FEUALI COMPLAINTS, Tn the broken down female It lifa and energy bj restohng the lost poTrers of nature, when hcnlth again succeeds the feeble form and pallid check of tho irer. more surprising than Its Invigorating effects'TM tho human sytU-m.

Persons all weakness and lassitude, by ualni; the PANACEA, at once become robust and full of energy under its influence. LodicB who have pale comii lexions and are dark about the eyes, blotchu and pimplca on the face, rough skin or freckles, and are out of spirits," should use a bottle or two of LONDON BLOOD PANACEA It will cleanse your blood, remove the freckles and blotches, and give you animation, sparkling fine spirits and a beautiful complexion. Try it. Price JJ1.0O per Bottle. Thfl fctnulne havu LONDON BLOOD PANACEA, S.

A. Form, BALTIMORE, blown in the bottle, and my signature on the wrapper. S. FOTJTZ, a a and i A I For sale bj druggists and storekeepers throughout the United States. D.

C. A I A Nov. IS, 1868-- ly. H.wer.l..irn. Mil.

A THE POOH A r'JM i I 1 Tlic Mutual I i i I i i a of i i Ol't'lt'BKS President--JOHN I Vice President--I .1 I I a i I I Treasurer--J. B. II Directors--J. S. I I 11 BUTLER, ASA I I 11 I I IIOI'EWELL i General Agent--I Tbis us i i i ilu 1 ililc principle i i i I I A I I i I SUKANCE JJf 'J'HE lle.illlij tvyeeu 15 and (iO are iidnnttiMl nieinbri- 1111 i i inent of 310,00, and lire, iipnn fur I lie uf ONE A A I CKNT.S.

i member dies i i inernliers be re- oeiied. Tlie oUicers nl Ihe 1 (be leading and uiunl responsible biiHine-iS men of Cinnberhuiil City, i i i i men "I mid integrity, who have lie.i^y boinls lur i f.nllifiil perlomiaiu ol Ihcir i i tlie i i i i ol Hie hi ml, Kur i i i iiifiiriii.iliiin, cil iMilHl tn 1). rti-pl Hi, ll'GS--I'm. Md. s.

MACARTNEY No. 15, i AND RETAIL 1 A I I A I Ol' A A SNUFF, PIPES, C. .1 ffiHKli In th'-ii i '1'lif-i' jrond- ci eil i ITDIH i liuiiiN, tin- i i i mtenil olfer- them upon r-ui'li toruis, 11) en i 11 mi nnd tri ve tliem i proper plai'p i i i Qr--t inbbniir lnnurs lie cuunlri ftllil.CH AN'I iu tun iiinl i 'o (Jftll be eonvinofil that il lo then i i lo house. ENCOlj A I 1IOM1-: INDUSTRY, anil t)iereb i a i tln-m i o-tablish ii Tioim- H- is uPt'il'Ml in I iniJie.isinR' town. A i 1 A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.

Ju-l iiublislied, in a Scaled 1 M.i Pnee ptw. A Leetnre nn Ihe i i and fft Bnilieal Cure of i i i We.i^neh", I i i l.iry Spxn.il Debihly, anil I i i i to Kervonaneafr, COX.SU3IPTION, KL'lLBl'SY, and FITS and a i i Ineapae i i i i i Iron. Sell-Abni-e A.C By 11 'J' I rj I. M. A nl Ihu Jreen The i i i this ndinirhlile Lpc- I rle.irly PH jl oin IIH i i i th.it the HIV fill eonse'iiienees oi inuy by r.ulHMlly r't- jut'iln-iiie u'lllnnit ettl npor.itiuns, houpies, i i i a i i i i i i nr i nut it rnnile (if unre ill nni eeeil.iiii mill elTuulnal, by i i ui fciifterer, nn 111,1 i his eiiiHlitmn mnv be rn.iv cure i i i i jiuil rsid'icnllv I I I'KOVK A Tll'OUHANDSi A A Sent umler senl, to i plain surtlcd en- on Ihe rpceijit ol nr tn postage clamps.

Alfto, Hr itriee Ailili-cns I i i i i OIIAIS. J. (J I Nen- i Olhi" Box Oi t. 7, leoe-- tj'uij A A A KEFliECT' I in receipt ol tipleiuhd AsMirtnipilt ol FALL, AND W1HTEB GOODS, lo which I nail I ot my IrimnlH ami thp pub lio A I DKE8S GOODS, A A A POPLINS, FRENCH A A A UEPPh, A I Polvnulsn (JLOTIIH, WOOL 4.1- iti I A I Dlir.SS I GOODS. Also, CLOTHS, CASSIMURES, CLOAK- I LINSBYS, A CASSINliTTS, A Brown unit Dleacheil MUSMNS, GING- A CAL1COJBS, io.

SHAWLS, BALMORALS, DEAWERS, SlllllTS, NOTIONS, All ot Ihe above stuck TVIS purchased nince the recent ilecliiie Air Cash, and I im i tn sell LOW as Ihe LOWEST. MY MOTTO IS "ONE PRICE TO A JOOD GOODS AND A GOODS." Hiipcnttniyn, i I I S. II. I A I I I I AM A i Id i I i i lid Cuil I I I A A Kiicli us I I I I A A BALCON1L.S, I (UiAKDS, C1HAVB IIOI'SE A i( A- JU A.C from It dii-lanre. ol lot, jrr.ide, i he promptly in.

AlsocoutiBiies toc.irry on A I I I in its various branches Work ilnne ilh nr.ilnpss Jiiil dis- palch PRICES fiirnishps to Older a( ihorf A I i I OF IRONS, mod in the i i i nl Hiinsrs such us A Tir.s, i TH: STAR A RODS, SCKliVi'b, nl i i i i i i i i i i i i I i I I A MA11R Corner i i i mil i a Sti IrTi- i i i Md 1 I 15 I i h.is i ii In i i i a i nml i nl i II I I I i i i i i i i i i i i i i I A I A I 11 A I MO1I Al. 1 i i i i .1 I i If i i i i i i i i ipi i 111. ill Ihe i i i i e.il'l I 1 I 4 If you w.int il ni.nlf i i i lo ordi'l' i Hie l.ile*t r.lsliinn -i III i i i i I I II i BOOTS a i SHOES oi' the In -I e.ill I (HOUND'S School Eooka nt IJIOK, STEEL, NAILS, HORSE SHOES Nov I. Nr.Mtn Oi'i'dMTDTiir. i i 1IAGERTOWN, J1D.

This nnd popular Rrsluiir.int nuil Saluon tnrmerly Kept liy Geo. S. Miller, b.li been Jcnsed by Hie lie ih (levotmp his entire time and attention tn the nf catering fnr tnends and tho public mid lo supply the luxuries of the Hcasun. OT.S IT.ltS CRABS LOBSTERS, TURTLES, TRIPE, CIIICKESS, will be served up at short notice and by the beslof cook-. In f.ict nnd in short, be ninis to keep a first class EATING HOUSE, and tc plrase fbe appetite of nil i favor him iv ilh a call.

Al nil times the best ALE nan be hod on dmnnlit, proof of which call anil try the article. LIQUORS of Ihe best (iiiality can bci had Rt the bur and none other. Thankful for the enoirarnsenipnt nns ed thus f.ir be hones to merit a still cre.ilcr share of public pnl- ton'ape. JACOB F. HUBBR.

August aa, 1867-- ir STATE OF JOHN HUFFER, DECEASED. NOTICE is hereby given, that Ihe subscribers have obtained troni the Orphans' Court of Washington Coun- tv, of Administration on the personal estate of Inte ol said county, deceased. All persons having clnin-s acairiit 1 estate, are heieby warned to ex- hibi' the sa.ae with the vouchers thereof, to the sub- on or before the let dav of September nexl, other they may by law be excluded from till benefit of said ste. i under my hand this 13th day ot Janivary, 'S 9 All persons knowing Ihpmselves In nnhl'-'d to hftii 1 'Ate are rcqii9Hted to cull and make im- nVeiliBte liavn ALFRED C. HUFFER.

mediate payn. JACOB HUFFEU, JONAS J. HUFFER, SOLOMON S. THOMAS, GEORGK H. HOTTER, Jlln I3 Administrators.

RECEIVING BOOKS for the Public Schools of Washington Conn- SepiemberSS, OR CHEAP DRY GOODS go to FunkaUmn, H. BBAOHLKY'S. Ootober 31, bushs. CLOVER 8BED, fct which the "'g" 1.23. URNITUBE FURNITURE FURNITURE I I A LAPHAM HUTCHENS, (roiiMKiii.v L.iril.Ml i MAKON,) A N.

W. Corner I'uhlic Square, UAGER8TOWN, MD. II you tw 9 ee the luraeat and uaortmeul of I I linu ht Intn -W-ioliinglon county il.ui'i i i i vl.it A I I A I Ware. H.H.III- Thci m.il.e i a for i i Rooda, and i plensed to nil on you. I i i irinn lo nUY any I i i line of h'URNI- i irive I I I I I i i -i I I ni.iknif.' i ipli'clliiilA I'b'y piep.iri-il lo compete, lio'li i i and pnci- i i Hie lii-t Their Hre in (he Cor I'uh Siiunre, 1.A1MIA.M i i I A 11 (Jim I i i COTTAGE, I I I I A I ni.l I FURNITURE, i i i II .1 prices tn a i I limea.

I A HUTCHENS i i i receiving I LiicM i i Theii sfork comprises a a of I1KDSTUADS, LOUNGES, HUKEA11H, SOFAS, WA.SIISTAXDS, WARDHOHK.S, BOOK CASES, TABLES DESKS, WHAT NOTS, HOOK HAT HACKS, Side I Tables, Easj Chmra Itiwkcrs, Cliildri'ii'i. Chairs, Cnlio, Ci.ldles, Sinks Safea i i Pininir, P.nlor nnd Ami every- llimL" i in ,1 l.i^ i i i i i i and a i m.ide lo order troni m.itcruil. uinl inir in ihc iicutcst i i i i i CoriH'i- PuLlic SpiiiXi-c, II. A A A I A BOOTS, SHOES AND At Storu A I I A I i a Wrtihiiiglon Si next door lo a i i '1 he takea plea5iire in i i and i generally, 'bat he I I I 1 upeu inir FALL, I OF i 14 ample to guppH' 1 trade in point of (lii.inhtv a jinuen. Hirf flmortrnent MEN'S AND BOY'S WORK, mak I I LADIES' DEPARTMENT.

I i a Stock in tins line, Is nnnsu.ill.v ml Hi fi ji.irlii-ul.irly i ite.il tu i juil i 11 and i i In tliic i lie dulic.8 i )ii. i i i i a i Carpel, Bags Kicr.v ol I ihri-i I from i i Mauilf.iclory Ihe JiirKCBt nii'irtiiipnl in IOM clienp. BOOTS anil nMcntaetnred iu unli-r -Fits guaranteed. All Goods Kulil irurninled JH reprc- senled, taking care to reiMinimcml none but f.uoili.. feelniff conlldcnt a i of tlie bcm Sufk Goods ever brought lo HafTPr-HoM bemt rtelec i i great rare.

Ihe jiullil: Iir i parronfiire, would ino't revpei-lfiillv HHk a i a of the Kame, Oct. 11. A II I I A 1 RES11 A I A OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS --AT-W I I A A Merchant Tailoring NUMBER 8, West Washington Hagerstown, Md. CONSISTING OF ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND A I A I The abo goods i be sold by the or ma up in Style to order lo pnrclMser, and GOOD FITS A A 1 also a a nupcrior lot of FURNISHING GOODS, embracing tho latcfcl NOVT.L- TIES. Also, superior lot of Goods for HOY'S WEAK, and a Stock of HEADY-MADE CLOTHING OF OUR OWN MAKE, i RE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST, 1 sun e-oiiifflo from that br.inch of Hnslni'ss Oct 2S.

WM. S. SWAllTZ. ANITARY SAFEGUARDS FOR THE SEASON! A CHANGE Or SEASON, COMPELS A Oil OF CLOTHING 11UMEMDEJI, The month of Septemljer come with its evenings rhill, Your Ihia sninmer pnnts Sir, No long-cr will answer, They'll make yon feel shaky nod i Your Coat and yonr Vest, inr, Both week clay and best, air. You need them fltibstantial nnd Muck.

Get clothes for the sen sou, So cheap nnd 00 pieasing-, Unl ens you desire lo be nick. If 1-njipy and he? It by, Were belter thnu a llrro'H health and hero'n clotlnncr Fine for nutinnn, So cheaply he (Iicni, At the i i i HA I i. I We have; on hand a larpe attaortmeni of MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING from in $WOn A liom 5, SO to Booth oiid Sliofs, Trunks, Nsickii nml Umhrellns. anil all i i of r.culle- JIHM.S I I I I C.OODS. I a A liom 7,1 Hi.

tn Cli'iillemen, then? no nse iT i there lien dollars will inaku you ocmifarUOli; for tlie fall nnd -winter woutber. Uomi 1 ami 1 plicap onr Winter Clollrinir is. SI. IJIXS'I'IIIX, No. North Polom.ir Si nmi Public Sijiuire, Hnpei i Mil.

N. II Thin Stock in i i nen anil up in HIP brut iti le HIP plai-p, mid romc i i I I A I I I I I 1 I1AI.M Ocliioi-r I TJEMEMBER, AUGH1N13AUGH IX HAS ur.MOVi;u ins TO HIS I I i i he be lo i a his i public irencr.i] lo BUY YOUR GARDEN SEEDS AT A I A i I STOR13. r'llBSH RGM A SKUDS, ri'i'CiiPil nnil for snli' lit A i I A I 2li. Storp QTEAM SAW 5IILL. I I i operation A I 1 nlri prppnrpil t'i furnish to ordpr i i of T1M11KR Studding, Shingles, L.it\\p, See.

I i be nt thp Anliet.irn House. Uairprslnn on 1'BIDAY, Ihe "rd of al IS o'plopk, and remain i A A follow inp 12 o'clopk, foi the pnr- of contraeHue for Lumbor and KVERY A NATE FRIDAY mid SATURDAY following till o'r-locli. AU shonld bp Addresspd lo HENRY MILTENBERGBH, Gmefenbnrftb, Adams Pa. HE OHIO AND BUCKEYE MOWER. The undersigned ha on hand and for sale al (heir FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, EAST BALTIMORE STREET, IIAOEKSTOWN, A 1EW OF -11U5SE CELEBRATED MOWERS, the Best in June 3, 1SC8.

GARVER, A A A 4. CO. I A A The mbicriber intending to move lo the country offer at Private Sale, THREE ROUSES ana LOTS in Ha gerslown, well situated Prices low and lerma Also, TWO PASTURE LOTS. Dec. 2.

A. R. APPLEMAK. ELL'S COMPOUND ICE. CAMPHOR Will relieve and cure Chapped Hands anil Lips.

I', is more pleasant and convenient than Cold Creara and Liquid Glycerine. BELL, Nov. 25. A WORD TO THE WISE! We are in daily receipt of all the Requisites for Pub. lie iind Select SCHOOLS, and propose to sell tnem a ALMOST ANY PRICE.

Sept. 23. T. G. ROBERTSON.

Ladit-s in want ot VELVETEENS for Suits, will do ni-ll to rail at YINGL1NG i. UEAUICK'S. Novi-mber IB, 1368. LANNELS. -The greatest assortment of FLANNELS in the County, and very ohoap.nl 18.) YINOLING RBARICK'S.

LKSj" SILKS! SILKS I OF EVERY COLOR AND QUALITY, BUGGIES, WAGOMS, tC. undprsl'mrd hnvhiL' removed I A I A MAHUFACTUHINa ESTAULISIIMENT iw their No. East WnshingMm Street, would respectfully inform the public they oontinnn to man- umrtlre to order, ns well keep on hand, every dei srriptlon of CARRIAGES, A A BUGGIES SULKIES, Eiprcuf Wagons', Skeleton Wagons, c. And dn nil klmK of repairing; unit In hest miiDner Prices HS moderate as enn he to insure prood mirk. Recollect tlie place, Mobley's Old Sinn.I, No -Ti, IC.irt Wunliinirton Street, opposite Schindvl's I'rMirierv, Iliik-i-r-itown Md.

JIAVBBBRY I Anirnnt I THE A AND REMEMBER THE LIVING. Witb my rHm-irpU I nmv ID irnn- nt plmrt tunic 1 ilnr itr nifht--uny MTipTmii 1HIK1AL OlITFITb frmn ihc hiweet I the moul uny rrn-iH'f i l)v nr.y iwt.ililirihmi'iit--t-iiher in Kor l.i i out 1he ileiul I I I I it MO POWOEn I I rviB 1 1 1 FOR SALE CUBA" OPPOBITK MARKET HOUSE. s. KO SIR Hlie went to BLOOM'S Opposite the Mnrket fur SUOAHS, and no a lalfcinir tor TOM cnn'i an chenp anywhere else. ARTICLE OF FURNITURE, rinl kerp on baud A flnn a.iflortin*nl of Work.

W. P. M.t 13, 1867. Eail I have received large Stock of ViltOCKHlKS, GLASS nnd QUEENSWARE. and all in want and cheap Goods will please frive cnll belore pur- I will name In part: A Porto Rico SUGAR, Cuba New Sugar House do ti Onflcn A 1 i l.itnl dn.

I'nlvprircd A 'tVii, Giin Powder Bl.icV tin do. Rio i L.ipi:ine li J.n.i in a i i i ColTee Umw nml Ground. i IloiiM- SVUlir, Nen- York do Neir Orleans A Porliv Kioo do 1 i a kiiiils nf COl I i IS i I I A iebe WM inn Tlie a Slock of D. ARTZ 4. hON.

i i i the i Ihe "Old where i i i i i .1 l.iru-" i.ele ted of luricj-, QiK'CiihM'arc, Ccdiirware, c. Ill jiwrt .10 full'iws i)f a 'lunlitiee A A SVKUl'S uf COKKEK'S i a r- i i a i a i i to rrmlie a Mm nl Gri.i ei A onij.Jc'e i gUEENSWAKE ami GLASSWAItE i I i i i i lierf-, i i a i Jn Brooms, i i i liopp, risn SALT ASIJ OILS i i I i i i fnojs I tlie -A i i I I i i i i i i i lo ex.imine beTure pun IHIIL' eNi i-illn-r i or i T. Ii i A A A I I ZK JOH. R.ZEI.LER ELLER SON, Forwarding Com ulTcr llieir Htnl milici the of the public. 'I'hey i hny At price.

A CORN, CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY SEED POTATOES, and tenemlly, anil keep conntnntly on hnnd for flale, ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS COAL GROUND A and FINE SALT, ami i articled for which they arc Agents HANCOCK HYDRAULIC CEMENT, Whitelock CEREALIZGR or PHOSPHATF OF LIME--B. M. llhoden 4. PHOSPHATE-R A I A A Mexican and Pe i A PEACH BOTTOM HOOPING SL.ATK tc i.c ZELLEK i. SON.

Seplemlicr 7, 18H--ly ARGA'INS FOR THE PEOPLE AT THE NEW J3OOT AND SHOE STORE GEORGE or W. HOWE, In Ihe Seiliert Building-, eiirnpr nf Pofoin.ic ami A i tani Strppts. Ciime ivillii-nit delny if yon would buy ChiMren'd SHOES al cents per pnir Lanlps' CONORESS OAITKHS a 50per i i nnd MEN'S HOOTS aid SHOn.S at prices PorreKiKiniliiiprly low. He also inaniifaeliirp to order, of prime material a i i the most reliable workmen all desrnptlniisol Gentlemen's, Ladies' Children's Work nt thp lowest r.ites. Ilcmf7 a practical workman of many years Hie undersigned Hatters himself that lie 111 1m able to nffnrd all who favor him wilh i patronise entire snUsfaction.

W. HOWE. April ir. ARMERS AND MECHANICS A I A A WASHINGTON COUNTY. CHARTERED LOCATION--HAGERSTOVN, MD.

DIRECTORS: DANIEL MKNTX-KK, JOHN HKICMAMH, K' ZKIRLEII, JOII.N S5KLi.ru, GAiiirit, I) SMALL, UAMKL CKAKFOHS. DANIEL MENTZER, PiiKSlDENT. I 1 H. SMALL, Treasurer. JAS.

V. MATTHEWS, Secretary. on tho Secretary grl a copy of HIP By- L.iivs of i i 14, ItfiT. HE IMPROVED Wll.LCOX A GI1IBS. FAMILY TIIK BEST I NOW IN USK.

MACHINE It JK Hie 5inplc in i uper.ilion--p.iaily ntnlrr- tout I kept in ordiT, nnd runs tbe of nil Muchinc'i, nml in While foi STRENGTH AND KLARTIC1TV OF STITCH it IK by 11113 otln-r kind. If nn TTiuli Sf i Mnrlnnr a rrnl plfUrHire ojMTHtf on that dn yonr woik i hrn bin tin- i I Cnbb. For nfile liy K. M. PC II.l(^:''^^t^m Md A A i i mforin llio pnVlir thnt he on i iin-l i lo i HI low ratei- a i i i lie h.id eN.

1 All i and Qualities of Coal, Hii'l i' ivnnM call the a i of formers to his stoi-k of LIME BURNING COAL. 11,. Keeps on liiiiid PATAPSCO OIIANO, wliiob i i bi' supernir i to nn.v otlierf.Tlill7.er. i ril Cumherlaiid Valley Depot, J. B.

THIR8TON. LUMBER! IIP nndprslgnpd kepps on hand, and il prepared to furnish at Ihe ihorlpsl notice, Flooring, Window and Door Frames, SASH and DOOISS, S1IUTTERS aod BUNDS, and all older worked material used for linilding nlso keeps on hand a large s)oek of Boards, Joists, Scantling, Lathp and Shingles, of every variety and quality, all ol which he it prorated to. at low a price, ns they can be purchased anywhere J. B. THIRSTON A CO.

March 1868. AIR JEWELRY of the latest designs executed Ihe beat of Style al prices. Persons desirous of JEWLLRY, CHAINS or ORNAMENTS mad. of the hair of a friend or deceased ralative, would ilo well to call and examine the book of patlera. which is tbe ol the kind in the county.

This book contains (7(K) sever hundred and two different patterns of Work. All orders promptly attended loaud work warranted to aatishtctioD C- C. Dec. 9. No.

16, West Washington Strert. A DMINI8TBATOBS' NOTICE. All persons knowing themselves indebted to (Simon Knodc, deceased, will please come forward anil make an early settlement, as all claims not settled by the 1st day of FEBRUARY, will be put in the Imnds of an officer to be eollected arcordini- to law. LOUISA KNODE. J.

H. DEACHLEV, Admiaistratriiand Administralor. CA'TALYSINE JT WATER. This water Is highly recommended RHEUMATISM. WuT.

GRAVEL, DYSPEPSIA, Kidney, Urinary, Lirer and Bowel Diseases. Sold by GBllon or bottle at BI.LL Sept. 30. BELL'S Pharmacy. MERCHANTS AND TEACHERS Are hereby mdTertised, that will enable (hem lo realize SOMKTHINa OR THEIR TM BNT AND TKOU S.

1 RO'DERTSON. UEENSWARE, I A HARDWARE, GROCERIES, DRUGS, all ver, low in on best WHITE WHEAT (C OPPOSITE Tf a HOV8K. wtllhig show hi. WAY, But A A A BUTTERP1ELD resolved to resolution when he seen how CMKAP Rl.nViM I.I sell him DISHES. CHEAPER A Tin: WOK For you ran fft the Lent of OIL at BLOOM'S OrrosnK M.IIIKKI HOI .1 I I O'CLOCK, The i ithloh ronlinuej verv lifrUt I.

illln cewed--lnt the rreat trade thai is done at the IHAII. KET I1UUSK OH.OCKR.Y mil never ff ait they coullniie to lell nl such low pricey It. lIolii.ckee|uT i And atBIOO.11*S QUEENSWARE and nnd i of i tba I HJtVE THE FIRST ARRIVAL OF FISH "SOLD IH TWEntTV-rOVR A new lot it on the way and i be ready liir i i lent in ft few diMC. FirKt til AT UL.OOM June 21, 1868. NarVel House OOTS.

SHOES. SHOES. NO. 14, PUBLIC SQUARE. A At Xo.

11, Public Square, in in receipt of In- Fall 5c Winter Supply of Boots if hns been purchased direct from the M.inn taetnrers nnd i he iiold lower than the n.iine esn he purchased His Stoc'k Mn Inrprhl .11. the best in this market, nnd emlir.ii and artery But- Glove, Call tonetl BOOTS, leatlii'r. BALMORALS of die saim- a i i He onld I i especial attention lo his Inrpe nl L.nlics' A I BOOTS, for IMII i Mis-ei. nnd Children's I I in pre it MIH elv, Men's, Youths HOOTS nml 1 Ti links. Carpet Bags, Rail Road jml SATCHELS, the Inrncm nsnortin.

i i t.inn BOOTS and SHOES for Ladies' anil i also Men's Br.d Boy's Gl'M BOOTn SHOES, i-ry larjfe of OVE1I He would most respectfully return hii. sincere ili.iu\n to the piililir frenernllr tor the patronage They i-i lended to liim for so ninny yenrs past and nsk eoimnn of it, feelinyr warranted in sayinpr that from liunr experieiipe in his line of business he can mid i Hell gitoiU ihan auy other house in the Comm Very Respectfully, Ocl 21. p. U. A SUPPLY OF FALL GOODS.

SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL GOODS SKCOND SUPPLY OF FALL GOODS. SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL GOODS. SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL GOOJJS. A VI.NGLir.-G A I A STOHI. Y1NOL1NC.

A REAlilCK'S A STO1IK 1 I RBARICK'S A STORK YIXOL1SO 4, REARICK'S I I A I I i A I A STOIIK Where call lie foiiTid all the novelties of Ihe i DRESS GOODS, Such ns and Repp SILKS, Plnm, Rcpiwd. Kanej and I'laid POPLINS. ALPACAS, MOUSLINS MK I A A A POPLINS, DELAINES, A Also, A full line of DOMESTIC GOODS, as CALICOES, MUSLINS, GINGHAMS, Wool in.l Canton A CRASHES, Table IH.M'KKS. TICKINGS OSNAUURGS, Ac Also, a full st.ic!. Notions, Hosiery and and HOOP SKIRTS, WORSTED GOODS, I I in creat variety, BLANKKTS.

cheap Floor and T.ible OIL CLOTHS. CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES, CASSi ami A at greatly reduced Oil nnd 1m Convinced. Oct. U. I I A vouWISH ANY I A A A A I I IN to Hip i his Ware l(t Nn I'-', i I'otoniac Slrept, n.vr 1'nli- lip thp LiirgCr-f, Most Elegant Duriilili- A I CABINET, A A --A D-O I I ALSO Cane and Wood Seat Chairs.

i sell Clii-np, Chenppr, ClieRpPSI Hiiy other Mnnnnirtnrpni or DenlPrv in thp I Cnll i ainine for yourwlTps. rVRErAIRINQ, UNDERTAKING ANP ('! HOLSTEKINO done promptly nnil on llir M.ireli I I VTOTICE OF CO-PAETNERSHIP. The undersiftned Iiavlne; purchaseil Ihe interest ol Dr. Win. I.

Nich.lls, ia the GROCERY BUSINESS, cur rled on at No. Baltimore Street, near Cnli er. (Mr. Wlielan's Old Stand,) hns taken Into pnrtrer-ilni. i him Mr.

JOHN A. J. KOLLKR, and will conliniii. tbe same under the name and firm of BENJAMIN YOE tCO. Baltimore, Mny I ItMit BENJAMIN R.

YOE Referring to Ihe nhove notice, we lenve li sn.ite i had our Store entirely refitteil. nnd are now receiving a Inrire stock of FINE FAMILY GROCERIES. Our TEAS, PICKLES, SAUCBS, in of Hie Intent Importations. Our stock of LIQI'OliS is Innrc nml nell selected, ninny of them ha.Tinfr heen purchased liy Mr. nenrly a quarter of a century We ffliaranlee the quality ot our goods.

We deliver them free of chnrjrn at the various Depots, an.l sell them at as moderate prices aa they can be obtained fur, (quality considered,) elsewhere in the rlly. Your pnl roiiaoVis respectfully solicited. July 1, 1868--ly. BENJAMIN R. YOE CO.

GREAT TONIC. CALDWELL'S HERB BITTERS For Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Nervous Affections. Liver Complaint, Intermittent Fever, General Debilitj or Weakness, caused by Exposure, I prod nice or Kx. cess, Fever nnd Afnie, Colds, Headarhe, Diiir- rliwa, Cholera Morbns, Cramp la the Stomach, Rheuma. li Km or Pain in Ihe Limbs, Neuralgia.

Diseases or the such ns Scrofula, Ulcers, and those cases produced by a Disordeied ur Diseased Slomaob, or Inipuii- of the Blood. As general Appetiier, Tonic or lilood Purifier, these Bitten are a rival, nnd ihoiild kepi in every family. Tbe ingredients composed of bertiH mul all possessius; well.known curiilive MANUFACTURED BY KEECH FREY, Market 3 doore Westol Bridge, PJ For by WALKER, KILL i. Wholesale anil a i Hagerrtoirn, Md. Sept.

11, I A The undersigned would reapectfnlly inform customers and tbe public generally, Unit hp hns Removed his Store to No. 35, West Wathini-ton Street, 3 doom of G. R. Boiv CIBD'S Confectionary Store, and nearly oppositr Mr Aufcbmbangb'i now Drug where he i i i bis frlenda and Ihe publicgcMtally torall and pumi- Ine extensive Stock of TOBACCO, CIGABB, SNUFF, CoBDlrr HantalM Md who buy to sell would toTwell 10 before panxaawlnr elsewhere, as lie is determined to wll tarau that cannot fail to plpase He bu jut received A VERT LARGE STOCK. and li now opmSag II tor Ho tbereforp in.

the publio to Mil at an COMB ONE COMB ALt I SAMUEL UfcRICH. UBgeratown, April 1868. mHE RURAL GENTLEMAN A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF Horticulture, Agriculture antl Rural Affaire. Edited by a Practical Horticulturist, with a Corps of AMistanU and occasional Contributors. TERMS vear In advance.

by null IS CASH ADVERTISING RATES mat. 15 onto per IIM (alcbt word.) enob Iniertlan. Bnsi. AnnonncemenU OS cents per line. INACTIVE CANVASSERS WANTED EVERY WHERE! and Indarennui offered to make It PAY hose who will WORK I Addraa NOT.

25--231. J. B. ROBINSON No. 9, N.

Butmw Street. Baltimore, Md. ULSE'S STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. The haTins; been appointed Agent for he above Establishment, located In Baltimore, will at end to all goods to bis care. He will reoelv articles of aiala and femali) attire, at bis on Er Washington Street, Hagerstowa, forward them, Insiir Ing their safe retara and guarauMi good SCOURING AND COLORING.

Goods entrusted to his care will receive ipt ntUntlon. For farther partlcnlars enquire at I I I W. lo. 54, East Washington Street. NOT.

1. H. H. POWER. VTOTIGE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned having sold oat hit Establishment, heraby notioe to tliose know Ing themselves indebted to him to oone forward and nettle up IMMEDIATE- as he Is determined not to give longer Indulgence. "MY I MUST BE JOHN H. COOK. HALL AT KENDALL'S. la to seTTaOBOOL BOOKS uy BOOM In Gouty ci nWpt..