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    :Cletipog.
.. 1863.
Ftat- LOTHING EXPORIUM,
17R-A
.-..NKLINIIOra Iltraariva,toß,Nlito#
,rAIfEF:T and the DIAnOND, mat.
ainto: Pa. SOHN T 110SKINSON, ProOiletor.',
undersigned gives !ware to Itia le4ion of getkerorti
*trans and to th6Ai.tiblic ene rail y, that he baa TV - grail
Vatrnil;:aricl offers, to porcha:iarti, for msti, the, tat : gest, ar44
inottqdralire Etolil of , •
.-. , _ -
• READY-2V1A.0. CLOTHING,
for the Springy and Sumner-imasons, cver.presentml in
this pilve „Ilia long estiblished' character for selling
0 0 th.ing. unsurpassed in Style, Finish 'and Durability,
h 6 is determined to mairitain, and making Ids prireliases
‘n;the. T.+ tern Cities this scason z at the propitious 'Ono,
lae'hint to tiller hii, patrons garments at 'prices
ehnaper.thaa tho, cheapest. Remakes these statements
in'iMboastlng or vain suirit, but 'asks a'diecriminating
trublic to give him a call and deckle fur themselves who,
in the trade in this section. offers the best indueemenPa
co`pitreltasers. The material of every gatlnent' apld by
tilin la _purchased 'from firit;:ei ass Houses in the princi
p t 1 and the manufacturing is done under his own
.supervision in this place, by workmen of eeknewledged
abfliti% With his stock of RIADy.irADE CLOTHING,
bO,invites attention to a large and splendid ttatit
GeftticuienN :
. . .
. ' , FURNISHING GOODS, ' . .1
*tact!, homirrantg to unit the Most ilisthlionii tasteoi
--tortmat economical ;motet. - -' • ' • „ ,
:Hop 1,18 Plato in remembranro awl give him a enii; '
• risrue 17, ki3. - , • JOIIN T. 110.310. i.N KM.
F -2 „ELLIOTT ,) CLOTHIER,-,SOuth
. ..
• west Oarner of the D1.,13101VD. next door to the
`Banlr.,. CI lAnnfiliSßlllto, lets just returned from the
City • with' a. large stook (if superior and seasonable
Geode s such as CLOTHs. CASSIAS BRES. , SATINTTTS,
JEAN-, CORDS. & e., for Coats and V ELVET:7 - ..SATINS,
llt 4,BSEILLES,and other Testines. Also—n Very fine
selection of IttIAGY-.MADE CLOTHING, which he is
prepared to sell at the very lowest mark"t prices. -
I,(ItI3TOIkEIt WORE,-As he employs n first-rate cute
to, be is prepared to troth.° , up nit kinds of Garments,
rot 3fen and Boys, to order, in the, best. styles. Satis
faction will be guaritriteml.
it, large assortment of Gnxrtntun's Frii. - AlSiirso Goons,
And' Ase•Sitirts,., Drawers. Collars, Ilamilretchiefs,. Bus
peideracCarpet Hags, 'Umbrellas. be., 4c,„ nlvays on
*silk - Give hituttcall and save money. . (Juno 17,'G3.
J. WitITE, AT
--ERCHANT TAILOR,
1 4'.A.211 , DEALER IN. EE4DI:NADk; CLOTH
( .0•,.--(IIOME MADE}— .- • ,
1 '...; . - CL TIIS. , • •
CASSIMERES, • . ,
YE- TING R, , .
GENTLEMEN'S
FUR:VISITING GOGDS,
~
, ~ , 111731 OVERCOATS,.
:' U3IBRELLAS.
far Piece Goode sold by the yard, and no' charge Ibr
Cutting.
- Mao:lents sold to persons Ndlti `cv telt them made at
betrut.., . ' • ..
.Machine Sillt;Chalk, and inch measurerqold. Three
- dams , North of Eyeter's Dry Goode Store, Chambera
barg,Pa. - - - - : t rameli.lB.l3.:
II
:MOW.
WONDERFUL SCIENTIFIC
DISCOVBRY.—At the pie eat thine thOughtful
minds everywhere ander - 4ring pi:Vie revelation of new
and Iliiportant discoveries in scienee, and when a theory
ie presented claiming tcillave discovered new light and
td haVe removed the veil of otrenrity from a subject of
the highest Importance, upon which much has been
weitted, It is proper that the entire of this theory be
presented and carefully examined Mid tested. which is
destined to transcend to importance to tuflering, hunlan
ity, all other discoveries, the lightning rod and telegraph
nothrxeepteil.rhat t.l L. hmnaneystern iA - hnt
galvanic arrangement, with its acids and alkalies,-torr
stituting;the positive and negative forces, and that every
mental and physical manifestation, either volfintary.br
Itisitiltintary,is tied result of this antagonism ;that dips
tioti, elreulation! , seersition, rind excretion are -whelly-at
tribiltable to tholaw of electrical - influences; that the'
nerves Are the conducters of EL . ECTILIITTY: and that there
ih a polar netion established through 'Ore nerrou s system
fetich connecto'ivith every part of the body, establishing
and BreSrvlag_O proper balance of the electric element,
which - eenstitntes health, and a disturbance of which
Sasses disease; that" there are strictly but ten/ conditions
Illse4se:--the one positive. the othernegativei Mid' as
Etgazitscar possesses these two inherent principles, it
will,dfapplied :recording to the electric polarities and
respaireulente of the systein, arrest-. or, id other words,
-nentiollze the aseas'e by the restonitimi or proper polar
octierr: We also assert that all drugs taken into the Sys
tent act strictly upon electrical principles; that from
decomposition the intent electricity is set free, and that,
ttiongh the eleetriml polarities of the tremens system,.
aft Changes are produced either for good or fur evil ; that
In the incipient stage of disease it may tend to equalzti
theforces ' and restore harmony; but alter the eskri has
e.
becom refractory, paralyzing the nervous communica
tions, and changing the constituents of the fluids, and
arresting the digestive aetion of the stomach and its
power of approbation, nu-internal process of niedietition
oreehae, or ever can, sneer .. .Uhl in removing - the canes of
tits disease. its only tendency being - to multiplyand cote
plicatethe symptoms.
the contrary, ELECTRICITY being the vital element
trPoil Which lifedepends. ran be - directed to any p'ar't of
the body, and even after the vital functions seem pare- -
Ina posteSses the power of arousing the dui milt en
rritlerf, equalizing; the circulation, and tho,eystehr to a
gelstistrinizig system. One 'very important, feature of
this treatment is, that no time is lost in ctirerimeitting
withillsease. By moans of electrical test ,au accurate
diagnhirie is given at once. determining the locality and
chitractor of the disease. and indicating the treatment to
be painted. The curienteare perfectly under the con
frol irf the operator, and can be regulated to snit the
delicate nerves of a child without r.nyun pleasant sense.
thin: JAB those who have long sufhlred from painful and
obstinate disease—Acute, Chronic, Inflammatory or -
Otralytie—nre invited to call and pinumit
CONSULTATION
• .!
DR.-BROWN ,t . PROF. WALE.
0 irm in Fr* •
. . .
(I f "ili n. Bui • . -
Id 1 ng. We..q,t 'Sfarli . e.t Stieet, 4111
r_Vvm-the' ornei• unite Diarnoud, OluthaitialxurN.Fiz.
June 17, ' ' t.f .. _ .
EOONO MY
IS WEALTH V.
Mit: YOUit COCGII - FOlt TIIIETEKN, CENTS
The Bes Pond Che(ipeat Ifemseheld Remedy in
- • the World: ,
, 4 -
41;t0A3iE ZADOC,PORT.EIe.4 -
- ,'6OIIGH R.E3LEIDT!,!
133
Madame Zacloe Porter's Curative BalScrin,
is wiuttmetell !fused according to the directioneAO cure
it' alt citsee s Coughs. colds, 'Whooping Cough,, Aett,rna,
allaffections of the Th scat and Ltuipai t •
ttini
131e.danzt. Zadoe" Perrier's Balsam
PecPutd •tvith all the rei lei te'estre and ,ski)l,,frern a
nnut,idnatiol3 of the bait reui,idles the va‘emble kingdom
afturikf. - Its remedial qualities are based on ite power
ttn assist the healthy and vigorebe circulation of-the
41 . 1 00 d. through the lungs. It is not 'a violent reniedy,
nullieat,%carm ientelling and ifTectir;c!to he
t‘Lroby the - oldest per eon Ur 5 ttuuoist -
• •
•
'Madanvs Za dacPoi-ter's Balsam .
fiaelr e n need by the pablee - for over 18 years and' has
‘ l3 'red iteprettent salve Gimp y by tieing recoinatended
' 7 "We who hard tilled it, to their 4ifilictedlcieuds and
• ,
• • •
• • MOST , iMPOBTANT.
• It s., lame Z 1 inc Porter's Curative tutisain' is it. c.
ortlich brinis itlu,the rem h every, tints„to ktep It
cilrliutent 1,0 use. The timely use of a single bottle will
40 burtorth 100 times its Gust.• I - •
' IN 0 T
; • sfit your money: DO net-be:Persuaded ti) Purchase
at ls. to St, which do not *contain t-
l*: virtues of
6 c t; pottle of Mairarce Porter's Curative Sainte, tho
apaiinfacturing which is as great Othtit of iii
u„."" ;nay, other medicine; and the Very 1 W, prie s At I
di, it Is sold, makes.tho to the Eel r apparent
and unprincipled dealerd 'will s ettnaell
la l imed other medicines" on which.thel ~• profite aro
'r - ttnleoithe customers I nsist!upon - ha big Maclaine
andueneother. fk , r - adtimi.,'.,Porter's
,eliaisern, price L's. cts., and largo Bottles nt 26 -
s 'i" arid tako no other. It you can nottget It at one
you can at another.
reold by all Druggists and St i lreleeporti at, i'3.ct9.
',i-&-Lirger bottles at 25 ce.
s BALL RUC si.EL, Proptiotorn.
' New York:
Stir le Arid 4acob S.Ni;on,
itierslitirg. -" ' • • '
:
7i) - WAUD ASSO — OstA.TION - ; ,
4 1u. - PILILADELTIIIA S
Ihi,EtZiefO:f the Sia. and. Distressid,. affitard
"-dent and Chronic 'Divan. and t,Tccial,o for MI
- Digates of the Sccuat Organs
• maCAUADVICE - gilren gratlq, by du) Aiting
—VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatoritam, or
zai weAkness, and other Diseases - of - the) . - Boxint
-of ; and on the NEW REMEDIES emplOed In the
ns ary,:cont to the afflicted "ln sealed letter enveV.
free of chn.rgo. Two , or, thien:entuips for, postigo
l e acceptable. - ,
-t r ee, D.B..l.smuni HOUGHTON, Acting Sur
goward Acsoetation; No: 2 south Ninth Stri c t,
3dolFhifhPa-.- :Sept. '62 17
ME!EIN=E:M
COMMEEns
XTI ' cpii • i• •
'At jib time siisicetlieeiMiinoenement of Nix-
PERFECTLY RELIABLE MEDICINES
•, ••,
To offeetti thoSe who are so unfiirtiiritite as to bo
compelled" to indulge in such - luxuries.. The •
'het is, that unless there are large and rapid
sales, no establishment, can supply its
customers with strictly fresh and
remedies, in the Shoe of
Ditiics and cheinieals... , :TiMe
' aftd6ts Minh more •
rapidityintiliY.inord esti- '
clesin rtmaia,iiii than hi any
' other merchandise, hence'the as
' eessity of rapidcliange' of stock to
secure 'to the putehisor just what is
wtmtel .'NTNON isiablo. by rapid changes
in stock, alwaYe to present the very best to his.
customers, He 4 desires to keep the above facts be
. fore the comrtitlity,- and to 'stilicit
continuance cifTaVo - is. 'lncorniection with his full
• •
- - " stock - of
DRUGS AND crf.R.VICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES OF STANDARD CHAR
ALTER..,: • ,
Such as: i•
Jayne's Family Medicine's. • - -
Alyar's Peetorul, •
Ayer'sSarstepa'rillp r .
Ay er',B
• Pieparationi, '
llostetter's Bitters, •
Drake's Bitters, - • -
Genisan Bitters,
Tree Cordial,
•"•.- ' Ts:rinist's'Aperient, '
Keruied.y!s DiseovirY;
• • 'Hant'apLiniment., '
• Hypophosphites,
Hobensack's Pills,
- Wright's Pills, , • .
Morse's pills,
Brandreth's Pills; . - -
•
Townsend's Pills,
•-
vers - Ywat . 4.l's rain Hitler.. • •
Falinestoik's - Vermilhge
Worm Confoo`ticins, - -
- •
= Worn! Candy,
• • PlaSteri,
•
.ointthents. .
• - 'Washes, Lotions.
with• many ether articles Is this line. all cf which
are sold oirty orsithe i-epresclitcitioo
• the'rnalicrii of tilt article!. --'
LI ' IN'S, EDRIIIIB
- ' an other
•
CHOICE :PERFUXEAY,AND SOAPS
Heir Dye.% Pomades, tutii. •
other artieles'roethe jlair,'amorig which
NIX.O-N!'S—,BROMA:TRICHOS,
- E •
Ifl.llo F Op D. l _
, ,
One of the best and most eleanly 'articles for the
- Heir, tontaining.iio grea#o, yotrouderiug
' the "lair - soft - and .
,
glot , syt and preventing it from prematurely
- • -falling off . ••• . "
GLYCERINE LOTION,
hicias,lust the officio-needed for the , rertior ,
7- al of Dandruff Item the Sealo. aaddedvink
the hair soft and easy; In presenting,
these two articles • for the Ilair,:the
Proprietor has the iatistietion of '
, knowing "that -they do- - 011 -
-
that is represented. ' • '
NIX.,O'N'S' VETTER _OINTMENT
HORSE AND CATTLE 'PO-WDDH;
In less than one
- ; ; - 'year add .6. half OVER -VitraS
sy-v.ty% HiPSDAP.D PACKS HAVE. BERN
sou), and the sales are on-the increase. It is just
• ' ' thi'privisior for: -
The Home,, . - .
' The COW,' ' ' .
The Shaer). •
The Hop..
It is,neatlyytit up and full directions go with each
- pttek,:% nundieils of tUstimonials eduld'
be presented, but Abe' prO- -
Printer 'ilednis' it
to let it travel units own merits.
, •, ,
Is made only at Nixon's'for this',Cotints. And has 10
h o st of 'friehds who 'can testifp,. t .
• te , its raerits::l
Nixon is able to offer a large stock of
• . ,
Trusses, - - • ,
•,,, . Shoulder Braces, ,
. -
Sup"pOileTs, -
, . .
also , • . Bandages.
, ~
Combs. • ' •
Brushes,, ,
Toilet Powders„, • - -
• . ' Perfumes,
Shaving Soaps,
/ Toilet Soaps,
' , Pocket Books,
Purses, ,
, Ink, • •
.-Tooth Powder, _• • -
'• Tooth Waibes,
Tooth Bruihes : -
Sponges; •
Flesh Brushes.- ¶' • •
Pure Spices. " •
Stobe Blank, •
Saponifier:.
In• conclusion. Nixon begs leave to IV that hie
sock bOtept lait„,t'o.tbe tory
beat point, and will include
every thing, eal. , •
• - • "'cola-
to h
* • ,
tech
and isonifort to the afflicted,. • -
besides' i3deb articles as taste requires. _
The imparpnblever in business israormand,as ail
* merchaadisn'eaii ho'bia at loner :aka
for cask than time;
• ; ;deairea to ‘roaki;
, DVStaRTZISICTLY
EMMMIEM=M
~~ '~tu~~;r `t~~ - ~uie t~ i
ores. Drug Stor - 0.1 hiis , there beer so
FM AND COMPIJETE A STOCK
of Fresh "and
he offers a full assortment of
• eontinneiai Inuch a.-•
favorite - aS ever and, it can
aad `(/ , )e-a perform remarkable eures,,
of Skin Diseases, and is 'guaranteed in all
- eases to set as represented:
RABER C.ROUP:SYRUP
' • ' = , 5 .
.4beiTraMeim-141613ositam,ottpinibatbittgiVit . , - .•
_
Sa . btrefi,4laittiii,
ADDLERY - I ‘.SADtllzitt.t:-. 7 54d.-
0 dies. Biiiilrs,•iiarnr9s, Collare;Truni-4,
blgn ef ti HOltBN-COLIAR._ , • -
- -
,
JEIII.OIIAiI OYSTER respectfully rettirnshls thanks
to, his patrons for, the liberal encouragement received
from them befettifore,and'he Would invite theta and the
cemninulty gamer:dry. who May need tiny thing, in . 1 . 43
llne,te.giVe, him #, call at his. OliD, STAND;en the lAA
side of Main Street;Chninberebnig; five doors South of
Hilbert Tolbert's liardware Shire. where he keeps cort 7
srantly ou hand-every viriotY of ,S4D DLERT AND
EARNEST of his Own Manufacture, and lie is prepared-,
to sell the rxinna at terms tliat, defy, competition. Every
iveticie offered far sale is warranted to be made of the'
best Material and by compettint'workmen, which will be
hilly denianstrated on an examination thereof.
TRUNKS AND VALISES.—He would MSc) Oat , the
attention 14 persons Wanting a pad; 'neat, cheap, and
siabstanial Trunk orNalise,,te -his assortment.'
Judo
ADDLE AND HARNESS.
MAiN
IIFALh)RY.—TLe undersigned would respectfully
announce to his friends and 1110. public- generally. that
haS Mhen. the SADDLE' AND IIANNESS.SHOP for
merly carried on by Matthew Gillum •dec'd, en -WEST
MARKET' ,STI:EET. near the Cbnococheregue Creek in
thn Portnt* ofchambersburg, where he manufactures
Saddles. Br CS:111d. Harness, and hoc constantly on band
ctn exce , lent assortment of CoilartyWhips, &c.
He empleys none but the best Of Workmen, had con
structs.nllworkfronathe best material. TRUN nod
VALISES. constantly on hand, all of which will be sold is
cheap tt.i the cheapest. A contintr.m. oof the former pa
tronage of the shop is most respectfullyselicited.
,J tine 17. G 3 . . JAXES B. GILLAY,
WHIPSI WHIPS;?WHIPS' 14-
. -
Wltztas Srinuro SO:ti corner ornate and
Washington Streets, Chembersburg, Pa, manuftetuters
of 101 kinds of Will PS,' each aa Wagon. Carriage and
!tiding Whips of various sizes and, of superior quality,
which tkeY offtr to the public, either by. Wholesale or
Retail, at very moderate prices. LASHES of 1111 lengths
kept constantly on hand and forealb by the dozen. very
cheap. They alawmannfacture guierior, lIORSR COLT
LAftB,lcl which they Melts nttentibn.
- Orders from a;distanee solicited and promptly attend:
ed to. r • • - ' • .lone 17."63.
QADDLES flianiess Gears. Bridles;
halters, Whipt, 0-
waxicon hand, lit our Shop*. , DI lIIL t tancoN...
OUR STOCK OF SADDLRS AND
11r)Vies to vgry superior,. and the prices, will snit
Come end see, DEIHL & GORDON.
fiUR . WORK IS WARRXNTED
itnd vre believe cannot bo boat.. We einploy on
Journeyman. - DEIRL k GORDON.
UARNESS OF EVERY DESORIP-
R tlon, Broad Genre, Plow, Geial;, Coliare, &c.. on
hams constantly , dour own make:
; - - - ,t-GOP.DO.N.,
WRUSE NONE BUT THE BEST
Ltettber. and keen none but tie beetmode g oods.
I nn d sell at reasonable prltes. • DEIHL Si GORDON.
Coat, gumber, &c.
Cf. A.. DEIT4.' r TENCH3.I'DOWELT,.
~EITZ & M 1)o WELL •
IWTLL' PA T" THE R
EN-CASH FOR '
&OUR,
WHEAT,
-
Canty,
OATS,
CLOVER. SEED,
,Tfitropyr.SFF;.D;
Anti all kinds of
O. D U C .
: ' ,ILI;L - IFiND OF
r -
S4LT,
COAL,
. LI:r.2I , IBER
PEMENT,
MASTE , •
4WD SA ND;
Vos'zkLE, - -
111111M1
C If A
' T
DEITZt...irpoIITEL;'St
iiaßtno:tidE: AND:
Neo the'ltailrepa
0 H M ,B Sl3 11 G, PA . ,
. ,
AND
F
Un North Carltsle Sreet, -
G*EgN-CASTL,g,
11•1
Jane 17. 'o3.'
NEV COAL:!- Li:llillMt!' 'LVAIONN!—Le.O CONNT L SON,
NE'
purchnsciithe Coal and Unbar Yard ot. George
A. Dells, s ill c tltinnb th cat' mt tht smite busthiss, and
wlllalwaya haveon hainl a lag e p p ybr Ltiniber and
Coal. They will be prepared to rl hit urilhed at the
shortest notice. They respect:oU Solicit the 'Patron
agfeuf the late Orm and the Patio ,generallyi and nit
who may dealin Cull' and ritunlif to Ors them . p call.
feeling tosnre , llhat no Means be spared td accent
mbdate those tea "-,
Jane I.7„'ea-tr. . yo. EBERT & SON.;
Pads ank Sops.
IV-Ems' SHOE ST 01E.--:-Th e
scriber :takes this inethj of informing the ttt.
zens of Chamberaburg and vlcnity r thnt he has; lust
returned from Philadelphia *lll am ENTIRELY- NEW.
STOCK of Bootsand'Shoes, - of trery variety, style and
pattexte r o j tid, of tbo best inannlgtures.- - •
He has.= old t Sliopkeepers oquttd. -Els Whole stack
is netc; ,"Give him n colt yott Cur easilyiralt, yourself.
Ile invites the Ladles, espetialf, to eall;as he will take
pteasurefitsliowlng his goodf Store in the room for:,
merly orxiMied.by Frederick awl, Esqi,as a Law Offleu,
cital i niere *bendy eh& TOY tt purpose - by Repine Eye , :
tor; Esq., , two doors librth'of Ifotel,htaiuStr cer,,
Charabersbork, •—•- ,
Ills largo and well seletteVtock, he being &practical-
Shoemaker,"eonaista of Lade - g alters, Boots, , Slippers
eudffinakins.;• Mises' add- Ohlrenlit Iliots and Shoes;
Gentlemen's,Ositera, filippeVl3oots.and Brpgans. ~
De not forget the-place, ko trouble to show Needs at
the NEW STORE, two ; dcap North, of. Fislo3la „Rotel,
Main Streeet, Chamhersbuti Pa., by
-
,dune 174862. : ; PETER FEtblittillii
CIALL - AND 5E447 1 118 UNDEIt,
. . ....
IL/SIGNED announces this numerous friends and .
cuutonlers, that he e Ontimis to-faith - also:Are, tO .Orifer,
and keeps. on hand, a tali pd corhplete assortment of
Tailotis qualities and style of 8110E8 - and ,GAITERS.'
f or udi or ,, misses anCelidren., His assortment of
BOOTS,SIIOES,.pe.,.,foriaI and Boyle wear W :otn l
i
plete;tot which Ito respect Vinritosutts'ution;
, w or k . ,
orall Tana made to ,ora n a tied rc t id.d*bio roan :
ner and at short notice. U and see beforepurchasini
otse!Wltere, aline . will purchasers that he sells at
verytoitall Profits for ea . 'Don't forgot the - plaeo4-
neml3.opPQsltft Licata fent Store;Chatnbersburg,
Pa...
.
• -- - '', - 131400:111.74=7411. _
.. .. -
Jane 17,1863. -: ?
=I
lIELMBotteS: GENTTIN7,
i'ARATION. ,
HI 0-HLY CO:Re.ENTRAITY.),It . O3t-'
PbUND "FELIII),-11X.TRAOT IAMBI; "
z ,
.. A p,ositiveend - kpeeifie retned.r- -- ; 1
ter Mgeases of the
, ,
BLADDER,dEAVA L T.,,'
tozipsiCAL.'z'AvithLlNGS. , ;
This m edicia a -in erenaes tho' power of -Digestion •and
.exets w tll3 6 ll.bg t r e b a ts tery ntp or hj a agh ai T o altipn,
, • , Depositions,and allUnnatn- ••• - • •
• . . rat. F r n e l i t u rg e e e r m nts arc} ,
• well as Pain and Inflammation, :and
GOOD FOR MEN. WOMEN AND OIIkLDREN;
11E.L.MBoLD'S EXTRACT .13tTCHIT,
-For Weaknesses arising from :•
-
EXCESS_ES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION,
- - • EARLY INDISCRETIONS, •
- ; '• , OR ABUSE. • ' •
AITTENDRO - WITII TAE
_FOLLOWING SY2tl',TO3lB:
Indisposition to Exertion, • •
Loss of Memory, • - -
Weak, - Nerves • • - •
Duran' of Diseak, • - •
- , Dimness of Vision. •- • •
Ilot,Rands„.„ .
Pallid' Countenance. • v. -
- Dryness of the Skin,
UniversalLasAtude of the /Amulet System. .
Loss of Power, v
-Difficulty - of 'Breathing, • '
• Trembling. v , • .•
• 'Wakefulness.' • - ' .
_ . Pain, in the Back,
Flushing of thti Body, •
' • • 'Eruptfonsvon the Face '
These
,symptoms if allowed to go on, which the
medicine invariably removes,
soon follow
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY; EPILEPTIC .FITS.
Iu one of which the patient - may ox - pire.
Who can saythat they are not' followed
by those direful tlfseges: -
"INS ANITY AND CONSUMPTIONA
Many aro allure of the. cause • ,
of their suffering, bat none will confess.
TILE -RECORDS' OF TILE INSANE ASYLUM:
and the melancholy deaths by Consump-
tion bear araple witness to
the troth of the ,
• ' , assertiou.
TILE CONSTITUTIONONCE AFFECTED 'WITH
- ORGANIC,WRAENESS. v •
Requires the aid of undLcine strengtheri4nd in
vigorate the system, Vhicia
HEL:4I.I3CLD'S EXTRACT BUCHII
Invariably does. '
A trial will convincer the most skeptical
Ft3i.AhES, IT A LllB, FEMALES.
Old or young. single. married, or contem
= plating marriage.
In many affections peculianto Females the Extract
Buchu is unequalled' by any ether remedy,. as
Chlorosis 'or RetentionjrregultiritY. Pain
fulness. or Suppression of Customary -
Evacuation, Uicerated'or Schirroits
elate of-the Uterus, •Leileorrhea— •
or Whites, Sterility. and for •
all epreplainteinsidentp.
• the Sex. whether' ,
4116-Irons Indis- '
cretion, Habits of or in the
. • ' OECLIRE OR CIIANOR 'OF LIFE. '
• (See Sympiem's above.)
O FAIIIII/LOIILD.BH WITHOUT IT.
--
MEW AIR LINE RO):1' - TE.—
.Three
II Traini Daily td NeW York, and l Philadelpbta. `
Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleasant I .
• -
tra On in a s n m l in aft lea er v - Af e md the ci v yi nad Aprt ei l p t i O a th a , ti l d 6 2. 63„ ead th i e tig P iw assen uro g ad er
Medicine for Unpleasant toad. Dange- -
Remus Diseases. ' Detiet, at Harrisb argifor'N est, York and PhiltulelPhia, as
' '
follows, viz ' l;
. 'FA STARD.
HEI,3IBLD'S EXTRACT )3UCHV
- • , •• __-- ' • _ -2 .• .`-- •
,
- • -
and , ' •EXPRESS LINE leaves ELarriebarg at 2.1 b A, AI on
",
- . •
' HELMBOLIErS IMPROVED ROSE WATER,iiPe 'Main
, Arrival of th nnsylt Railroad Express - Train from
_ ' the 'West, arriviogin New ;York at 9.'30 A. M., and Phil*
1111.3 . . : - • delphia at 8.20 A.:::111._ A.pleSpihrcar is attached-to the
SEC'RET'-.DISEASES,''. Oulu through froM-P•ittAhurg without change._ '
, . ; lit AIL - TR AIN-leaveeMarrieburg et 9.00 A. li. - ., &Thing
. „ .
Ip' - all their Stages: '• - - ;in New York at 5.00 p.ilid., - and Philadelphia at 1,60 P. y..
Little , Or no change in Diet; .
_-A.t itttie Expense:. _'- ' FAST LINE leave , Harriet:a:mg at 2.09 P. If t , arliPlag
. . .
No Ineonveniente; ,
~ in Not , York, at 10,25 . k: i 5., ,, and Philadelphia di 7.00 P. an
- AND NO EXPOSURE. ,' - . -- --- WESTWARD. •,•• •''- •
It causes a frequent desire and gives strength to i - PAST LINE le'aves. New Ifork at OA A. 3L . ,1111d Phila
Urinate, thereby rettoving ,Obstructions,_ I
I're- ' / 81 Ph
venting and Curing Strictures ofthe Urer ia at 815 A. as, larrivlng at Narrisburg at 1.3.6 n. x
14AIL TRAIN leailes• New York at - 12,00 hoon, - and
the, Allaying Pasha and Inflammation,, •T Philadelphia. at 3.30 e:ns.., arriving at Harrisburg itt - 8.29
.. '- yo frequent in t.is clam of diseases, ! 1 PAM.
and ezpellingall poisonous, dis-
EXPRESSTRAIN lattics'NeW York at 7.OdP. u; ar
eased. end wor,n out matter. i riving at Harrisburg et 2.10 a. si,-aud 'connecting With TITOi7SANDS UPON TII.OIISANDSI the Penn sylvaula ExpressTrabe for Pittsburg. , A sleep.
'-'' Who have been the victims lag ear!gals° attached tii-this train. ' •' ' •- ',• ; •
-'
•.•, of Quacks,' and who-have paid • . , ' Connections are inade - at i Harriebtu* with, truing 'Ma
•- : ' heavy fees to beturodirta'shorttime, - - t s B
have found they were deceived, and that' eennayivania.
• Northern Central and eumberland
Valley railroadi , and"Ut Ridding - for Philadelpfili4Potto;
the Poison liak. by the use of 'Powerful As- t Ba
, villa,Wilkesbarr t e: Allentovin, Eastonotc. .
checked through. pare between New York
. tringents, beettilried up in tho systete. to - break -
out in ail aggrav,ated form, perhapsußer Ilialtluaah. d ati e,pi d it hin„ arr s ib m or ta g,
y Bll l 5
mr ; ber a t i en s3 lla in rr s is ti b . 7 . s . and Phila
_ _
" '' ' ' -"- ', ''' ' ' J. J; CLYDE, '
'' ' ' _ L., - • ' ' • ~
For tickets or other iiifoimationoppixto -
(lentitni Agent, Harrisburg, ,
U SE!
•ARRANGENITTATE--
'
HELMBOI,D'S 'EX.TRACT' DUCIIU ...
'1862. . • ' '''' i•"'' • '• • 1863.
. ..
' for allATections and hisini4cs of . i
( INTERE-14.
' . THE URINARY 'ORGANS, . CUMBERL ARO RAZ' I.EY 4ND FRANELL4f.
':.
~ INTER "
- •- - •: nAILROADS. _.. , ,
'• , . whather.existing in -•- ' ' CIIANGE 08'liftUUS.•=-Otr land 'after "NotartY, - NO.
MALE OR FEMALE, - - FROM WHATEVER' f vember 17,1852, P443mtger Trains. Witt kill ,414py . , as.
CAUSE ORIGINATING AND NO MAT-.
. rallowe, (Sundays
,e-canted): . '
' r lta .iiNti HAR '
'TER ROAViLONG STANDING. ' : ••-:' •, i FOR CHAMBERSBU, ,• t . -,.
Diseases oil these organs require the aid of a:, "f. ; ' , '' ' ' RISEURG :'' • '-"'" - ' "
v Diuretic. . -
i' . : ' ''•• "".‘ ' "1
- ,
•• ' ' -
lIELUROLD'S • E X_TRACT` , DUCHUi ; Leav e pragetatrom.,..,. ... -.... - 1....,“ 4.00 '_ - 2..45,
; , - " • Greencaetle..., - ' 7.37 3.35
... . IS TIIE GREAT` DIURETIC, "'< '' .i irrife`ats •- —" • 217 4.29
el.nd-it:o certain to 11 alio rho destivd affect on Dhca- i ..Niiiinbersbctrg ,
r >... .
ses fur which it is recommended. - ''''.l ' .
~, .: Leave, fvf. r . m .:....-. 8.30 ~ . - rus •
; , -...i.eaie9,shii , iumsbnhf' - ; '.. • - 9.00 ' :1.23
' :-......,-.-. rN , - Neuvu.;:., .. :: ............. - 9.33 . - !at:o ;
; .1., Carlisle ... ....... . 10.10., . 242
EVIDENCE .DF THE MOST •
'RELIA. •1- . ' N - Atechinie4biU•g—...........:....:....:10.42 ' 3.12 -
BLE AND RESPONSIBLE CHARACTER -
will accompany the medicines. 1 ArrlyeatHarrishurg - '.• t . - .- : ILIA_ : 3.9,
• . ' FOR CEIAXBERSHURGANH HAGERS-•
CERTIFICATES OF , CURES- OF''''DlS: - ,' - \\ "g l t il. •• •
' ' •'''''''''' ' -- i' ' - A3i. 'OS. •
EASES-OF FROM EIGHT TO TWEN- --' • 3 1 leaves Harrlstaci•g.:..•;,‘, •"' ' - • 825 135
Ti YEARS STANDING. t : '' .." Meebmilcabirg.).........' ' ~.,. BA7 2.15
1 c - Carlisle ;V- ' ' '1 - ' - :4927 -,- 2.55
- ulth'natnes }maim tp "science and fame. 1 • Newvilje N... .... ......10.02 3.29 ,
"PHYSICIANS" - PLEASE "NOTICE," 1 I. • ShipliettfMk '''' '' '•• '' ' - o - sa T - - .4.00 '
' we make no secret of Ingredients. . Arrive at Chaniiversour^ '
'
•' ' 4 - 11.05, 4.30
Leave Chambersburg .11..111 .. 4.;40
HELMBOLD'S- EXTRACT BUCHU ' u Oia
rena'afte.l. ' Vii." - witfis, , i , 6.2(0 1 .
Is, composed of Buchii, Cubcbs.Janipor BerrieS/ --? A rrive
'faceted with great &in:by a cempetentdrug.- • ' r r at Harrisburg :—... 12.35 : 0.10
i . . etir:Multtnu close . emztectiona . at Ija_iztenrg or!th
''gh.i. Prepared invacuo. laY H. T. •' - ' tra '" fer Phim°l P nt . 2 - , r‘ew Yt'.ra andilct Bl - I rg , nd,
LIELMBULD. Practical , and Ana- with trains for till pelntaWest..-.. - •
0 14.-LULL sup:
lytical CA:enlist, and sole Manufacturer of -'' " - .*'
.. ITELMBOLD'S; „. . '
'H.R. Oftice;lJnaicilairs . bat*. Nov : 17 . 0862._ ''-'-- '' '-.
GENUINE ',PRE,PA:RATIONS.-;
,
' AFFIDAVIT. - - ' '- --
1 11DHILADELPHIA. kIsT.D BRIE'
Personally appeared before Me. nu Alderman of
City of Philadelphia, li. T. HELMBOLD, who f .
~,,,I:, :t :r i; •a l n t t iA TLßOKO -.lids cat ilnt, traverses' the' North.
! '..lorthw e es . t r ebentles (31' Pennsylvania to the bity
being duly sworn. ,d(4 say his preparations ~,,r an
=Lai: E 10. •
' ( It 11115. 1nia1:161103 , 4 , bY i the Itrarayleanict 'Railroad
- -
• • contain no narcotic, no mercury. or other ,
. . iniarions drugs, but are purely. veg. ' : Onapany, and under their. auspices- is.
,bel ng rapidly.
" Jpened throughout -US entire:length. —• ' ' •
' stable.
H T HELMBOLD.
, ' tic= ilarrisburg to DriftslocaL,(24 Fork:) (177 miles) (m
It is now la use for Passenger. and Freight
mil e s) o w n'
Sworn and. subscribed before me this Z3d daY,
,o,k the Eastern Division end from , Sheffield to Erie,. (78
November, 1851. • 1 . . - - . ~.
mites,) fin the Wastertifilvtalon. ' - 1 ' ..,'
. WILLIAII P. , HIBBAD.
- Aluetman. -Ninth st.', ah.Sace, Phil a. TDlr. OF P4S.SENGEII THal...lltll4T -- MARItIBBITItac
PHYSICIANS IN ATTEND.A4TCB FRO 4 8.-A. Ex HA l l as it s Al T i la.;7 3 ea N v o e ri sliiii; ''
'' .r.: ' ..-...- '''''
t i ltt :
M. TILL P. 'Ay..,
_ . _
...„. -, _ • Cars rim throngh want= ogancra bbtli- ways onAheire
PRICE 0.. Ptit' BOTTLE op. Sta. FOR pp. - trains between Philadelphia and ht,tt,k. haven and be...
Delivered to any address; securely packed •
._ twten usitimote'ind Lock Heron . ' -''' ' --- • • "
from observation. 'Address let- ~. • .
-. . . LieuttntSteenkng:Cals ow' the Szprese train both Inkti.
( For information respecting passenger business apply at
tors for information. '• • • ' I the S : 11. Corded llfhardildarket streets, Philadelphia.
- -"intonfiderien to ' - •
........ ~' ~, - And for,Predaht, business of the Cumpany'sAgents:
IL T. RELILBOLD, - CHR24.I. CI 1: . 'B: B: Kingstonv..ll l .,Ccir.lathand Mutat sta4.Fhilluitt;
. .
Depot 104 - SOUTII TENTH STRERT, j Ar Y " L4e4. ' it. R Baltimore,Did -
Below Chestnut; Philadelphia. - - .Y.11,-, rill, &pat N.C. .. .
Ir. - 11. HOUSTON,
BOWIE OP CtiIINTERFEITS AND ITNPRTH- ... 1 -,. , ? it4enerallrbiglit'Agenti Philsidelplilif
..". i - • ' CIPLED DEALERS;- - -- ' • .. • • h :,, ~ ~... ~ , , JAWIS 14. BOCK%
, • '
.-- ''''aeherelvicket Agebt; Philadelphia:
Witt/ endeavor to'diSPoie of theliarva 'An` &other ar - --; ~ . , .., . ,;, ~, , jos. D.mygre,
Belts on the repatation , attalted'br -", -* " ' ' ' '-'-'-'" - '
.lane 17, 63] General Manager, Wiiit.
RELMBOLD'S GENHIN E _PREPARATIONS. "• • • '''' F r ' “
- Helatbold'lrGenuitie Extratt Bachn; - ' '.. • ',
„ Helrabald's Gentkirte Extract Sarsaparilla:: -
Relmbold's Genran&linpsoved Rose Wash. -
! . Sold b, praggists EFeryyvhere.
;AOK FOR ; )043.1.1 ROLIP:tA.X.E .NO
, -- - -• .' :- 'orRER2 I , , ", -- -
'Cat oat the advertise:near:tad send for it,:and avoid
'.,.. ..- imposition and exposure.. Describe .
„ •: , , syalpteins ufallcorlt , J ,- , -
munications. • , •
d# RE S GIiAIrA.YT.V.t.to, ADVI et
GRATIS:I ..-:: '-- • ' •
Sept, 10.'62.17.
102 •
;' V • - "• 14 - - r
• ..]: r
( •
srztv:AivAitAlL
L-semmkßylitt TABZ*. - .174 -
fa and A•ort Phirgreqphic - t, on and After AiONDAI I :,.
APR'', 2004181 W - -
the Patkengor traina, of :tbei: Peonsylyarda: RMlrMid
Company Wilt depart from and arrire_at Ann and
Philadelptda abs Sollowt: _ - ": '
,T7Vit . A - f . tD
THROUGII R.i.PRES3 TRAIN leaves Ilarrisbarg
,rdallyat 11.00‘.-A. arrivetat'We3t
, Pbiladelpbid at
PAST IAN): IC i a . veit'ElartHstiur ' g daili(exeep tltonda4
nt 5.45 .A. la., and arri4re3 at Vi:elit btlaoelphia at 9,
',.ll N;'Af a l e ijCUS t lt ' lA b giZ t a t, t ' o u n c :r e jai" . , • I6At;tl
trarrlsberg,at -arrlvea at:West Plialfal4-
Iphia it 12.25 P.ll',
IrAST TRAlN:loaiesMarriststrg daily (extent
SnridajP) at 1.00 P•;74., and arrives at West Phila!lelph4
at 5.00 P;41: • • • • • -
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, via Co,.
linable, leaves Harrisburg at 4.00 P. - dd . ., and arrives at
'-West Philadelphia at 9.30 P. id.' • ~, - •: . ;
r! ;:,W.ESTW-ARD.
RALTINHHH, 'EXPRESS TRAIN leaves liarrlsbUrg
daily (except Mceaday), at 2.00 it.; Altoona, 7.15 - A. U.,
take breakfast, and arrieis at Pittsburg at 12.00 noon.
PHILADELPHIA- RXE'REOS TRAIN, leaves Marls
' daily at-3.00'A. U.; 'Altbdna' at B.OO'A. tr., take
breakfast, and arrives, at Pittaliurg at 12.30 P. N. t,
HAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 115 P. N.,lnke
:supper, and arrives 'At Pit isbargat 12.30 A.Sr. ' •
FAST )LINK - leaves Harriaburg at 3.00 P. tr.; Altoona
at 8.35 - a. tr„ and arrives at Pittaburg at 1.00 A. U. -
HARRI:33III r .ACCOILMORATIONI T RAIN ..leaves
• Philadelphia at 230 P. ts., and arrives at Harrisburs at
tr. " • " ' •' '
- WAY 4CCO3IIHODA.TION 5:00 11, T_F l AlNleaves Philadelpbia
nt P. irrives at t arTisbitrg at 0.40 P. R.
Chia train runs • • ' - r •
• - .
- - Supt, Iliadic Div.'Penn'et RJ
June T 7, , 1863 .7tr•-• ••• '
ORT ROW •
NV AlklStritiiEll : Tbig • " •
!three trains daily, to, and fton - Baltimore and Wash
: .
m
gton City.
' Coronations made With trains 'ld Penney irinia Eat
; road, to rind fromTittslnarg and the West:
TWO TRAINS DAILY to and frem" the North - and
West Ilr'4.neh Stisquehanna,Tlndra; and all - of Northern
: Neyr York. , ,
~" On and after Niindc4,:April M 65, /863, the Passenger
Trains of, the Northern Central Railway -will arrive at
wad depart from' Ilarrisburg, and Baltimore as follows,
via: , .
• BOUTRWARD.
'WAIL TRAIN leaves 3ambitry daily (except
Sunday)
• *6 leaves Harrisburg
66 arrives at Baltimore
BXPRBSS , TRAIN , leaves 'Sunbury daily
_ ! (except Sunday) 11.07 P. X.
mien 'ffiutisburg (except
- ;1. Monday) - 2.00 A. if,
" arrives at Baltimore daily &
(ercent'llcmday) 6.15 A. a.
lIAURISBURO ACCOMMODATION leaves
," • Ilarriehiitg t ' 6.30 A. 11.
•, NO.I;THINVARD. - - •
iI.6.II;TRAIN leaves Ralt6ore dally (ex- ,
cc cept Sunday) • H.
cc leaves. Harrisburg..:. 11b P. 3t.
,arrives at Sunbury. ? 31.
EXPRESS TRAIN firvies'lialtirnereOry..":". 4.15 i.ll.
(alines ,tis Harrisburg 1.35 A. it
Ip.ves Harrisburg daily (ex-
cept Honday)'
- , arrive!, at Sunbury '"
HARR ABBE() AOCHISMODATXHN leaves,
Baltimore daily (except Sun
, , day) • ' . 2.55 P. It.
" - arrives at :Harrisburg. 720 P. M.
For farthetinformation apply at Hui-Office; in Penn
sylvania Railroad Depot, Harrisburg(
ta
iu t rgi
i Gat
Supt.
JUI3 17, '63.4f,
June 17, '63,tf.
1863.
Aii - ENTs
vI6, fidnikti them *IW the
PA
itr;POSITORTgate month!, for 23 cslnt.n six taouths for.
50 cents. or 'one ytai (di $1.00: - -
IaIROTHERS of Soldiers in-the Se-r
-ju.viceot caudurnish thetn, with the
ttztOSlTO*lVtlitee month's - foittscontr, en manikin*
50 centa, , cot ono eyeatt,for ; , ;.; •
ryo = MERM daiTS.—Th'e - vv;..ay to
gemix4l4birtitite:itlik6s-Ii to AntatttiE in. the
Ji N HUN REPOSITORY,
aes or COO
er•
OE
- 11)EA_DrNG RAIL ROAD:---SU3i-
Lt j ;
Usti:AT TRUNK LINg - from the North and. North
west for Philadelphia; ifeleYorlii - Reading, , Pottsville,
,loebanon, Allentown, EastorkAn r •
Trains leave liairlebtug for Plilladelada. NOw York,
,Iteztding,..Pottsrille;aud all intermediate Stations, itB.oo
A. arid 2.00 , ~• .
New York I,,press A:lt.,
:griming atNew. York at .h.. 15 the same ntertdng.. -
Pares froth' Etarrisbnrg To New York .ss.] 5 torhila
delphia $3.35 and sLta. Beggaga checked throiaghl
lletnrning, leave New York , at 0 4; .0,12 Neon, and
7 P. M., (Pittsburg Expretis.)ve...Phtladelphia 4
5.15 s. siiand 3:30 rAg. , '
Bleeping cars lathe, N ew YOrk Express Trayfli through
tS aruffrom Pittsburg witliont change. '
Passengers- bYthe VatawheOt Railroad le4ye.Tattnuine
itt 8.50 A. N ; tilid"s P. for Philadelphia, Flew. York,
and all Way ..1 '
-
Wain leave Pottsville at- 0,15 .s..rte.,,anf:2*.P.. (704 tai
Philadelphia; Harrisburg andNerir YOrk:
An - Accommodation Passeagettrain leaves lteadhrg at
b.OO s. ss., and returns ,
from Philtuielphla at 5.00 P. st.
oa- All the - above trains-. run , dailyi - Banda's' ix
eepted.... '
A Sunday tram Prtves Pottsville at'oo d, is; and
,Philadelphia at 3.15 it. = • • . -
Cominntatiou t Mil en4e; Sezigon, and EXctirsion Tickets
at reduced rates to and frodfau points.' - - -
' -
_
• -General Superintendent.
Juno 17,185114 f: : - ,
MO THE PUBLIC- GENERALLY:
. . cHA,MBII(SUUIi4 roupwhei:
pine undeisigned take:ll4Mo method- to inform the public
that he bestehen the-..CtUNDIVY so long eeri•ied on by
Win. Seibert, with, nil the PATTeatiS connected there
witb;*bert4 he Purposeei continuing the business, end is
now prepared tomelee; •
AL,1 4 „111.-NDS OF CASTINGS ,
titatitia . y be wanted tv
,the community: l'erticrilar at.
teiithin will be pat snaking and keeping on hander.
ery description of PLOWN, Ci4STLNEIS, 'W .460 N "BOX
ES,AId. • - •
All kinds of Castings made to order. •
New ?loses, of did •reitt patterns, alwarhand or
made to order; - • • . , -
OLD METAL taken in trade, for which the highest.
price lit' bo given.
Ey devoting himself attentively to bur:lnnis he hopes
to merit and receive a share of public patronage.
June 17,'63. • . AgnADAM 'METZ. -
LINER AND 'BRASS- - PLATER
-AND BIT AND STMIMP NAKAR.—Tite ARElb
scriber reepectiblly int ,rms his friends and the Public,
that he continues te - tarry on the' above tatsinnie at his
old stand on'lllain Sr re,t,uppositathe German Reformed
Church, Chambersburg.•
- Having enlarged his business, Saddlers and' Owe.
makers will find in his Store Room a general assortment
of Goods suitablat6 their several reuttlremeats,Unch BS
Fair and Country flogakine,Patent heathen gig TreeS,
full Plated, Tinned and Japanned; Self-Adjusting Trees,
Fnli ,PlatekTirined and Japanned; "Straining Web and
Worsted Rain Web., lower than Cotton; names.* Bits and
Stirrups, Plated, Tinned and -Japanned; Coach Handles,
new stylar,. COMM Vmmes; Hub glands; FrOvitgy
lto,seates, Swiills and Ornaments; Iron Plated and Wood
Gig names, thistles, Brass, Silver and Japanned * , all
styles and patterns; Ivory and, Wooden Martingale
Rings, Stiunp:JointiSAMl a variety of other Goods matt,
able fur, tbe.jrada. - • , _
IKO- all kinds of Pluting;&o., done with neatness and
despatch, LEWIS, WAMPLIM.
March 25, , . -
10,10 A. M.
1.15 P. x
6.35 P. 11.
.. 3.00 e Is!
, , 5.3 S
.14 t4 TE w , lt
undersigned, respectfully annqnned bathe citizens
ut Franklin county that be has-opened a New Marble
Yard in the room formerly occupied by :Dr. Hamilton;
directly opposite Nixon's Drug Store, gain Street,
in the Borough of Chamhersburg; wherd he will keel) tat
hand or make to order all articles in his line of, businebs
such' as -SIONEMF.NTS, TOSIDS - and HEAD. STUN Es'l
SIANTLES; TARII,hI *STAND TOPS. to., manufactured
from the very best Foreign and Domestic Marble,
He respectfully solicits a call from those isbu tretybe itt
want of any in the above line, - Ile is confident in
his ability to Sett sfy all *lto may be pleased to patronise
him, either as regards, hie gripes, or the quality, beauty )
and chasteness of his wuik
Noy.M,
W IL -VAlTAMAKEleitspectfut.
9 , ly Wirral the palled= he has leased the
• • BRICK -YAII,,D
recently . occupfed by N. Wanamaker, and has appointed
SAMUEL ICA.IIPORD, A PRACTICAL 31.ECTIANIO,
to conduct the business. Ifs respectfully solicits -the
patronage bestowed upon the former oceopant. ailifhopee
by prompt attention to 'business, : always havingA large
supply of
—.-SOLIP;AVELL -MADE 'BRICK;
of all styles mad. qualities, to secure all tlie trade, both
city and country.
ulS
.Bricklayers are invited to mist:nine our stock. -
WANTED.—About 200 cords of good Wood.
'June 17.8 m, • -- -
' H. EILBICEL.F: E31131C13.
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TRE'WOOt N FACTORY.'
1 Tao sulircribers respe Ctfelly Inform their' Mende
ono. the public generally,. that, they have leased the
above ruined Sac tory one mile north-west of Chainhersi
burg, (best.ltnowla as Muth, Factory) fora. larm of
years, Where they Intend 'to 'manufacture Cloth, Sank.
nt,Slankets, Flannelsand Clirpetlxig from the fleece of
yarn. Country Carding andFulllngattextded to. Also—.
Indigo blue, and fine) , didnedone to' order. Hairtrui
thoroughlrrepaired the nattellinery, they hape to bo able.
to rendergenern)'satiefidloii to all Who may laver them
with their °cistern: • -
.Blay - „ BOL-1.
VRINKLIN 114SURANcE:
PANY OP PIIILADIIOIII.I, No'. 435 aka '437
taunt/ant Street. • r •
Capital ..... . .......... .2400,000 00
Perpetual Premium 5,.......... .. . ... .. 895,824-63
Unexpired Temporary ?Tashi:nu.. 171,620 65,
Surplus w 913;60 31
Total • 11 6 Ve.
Statitnent of the Assets` of the Company on Jahhary 1,
First Mortgages, amply seamed $1,993,931 46
Real listate, (present value $133,322.47.) coat ,123,970 77'
Temporary Icons, otrampleCollaterul Seca.
. • ....... 84,625 90
Stocks, (present value 398,365 16,)cost 84.901 50
Notes eudllills 11.519 30
Cash ........ 75,312 03
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antimiEtatire'pyrit con, ' 0,35171
Advaure in value of Stocks stir eon—L...., 18,47 a 6G
t 4,3 9 ,418 3 ,4
, At!. The only*Prolitntrom Ptemirate, which tins Omni
pang can divide Dg tawi s tirtit 4 einalakilrbio h xe been
determined, , z:s.. .4,7_,,L1
Extract from, 711, Chgrter qt: t4e Ormparty.; •
' - diet Moneys'"eadieds'''. premlti me - ninon' risii
' which remain •Ondatermilled.filldnre•AdtEdirnatidat. the
time of declaring etch Ditddend,shalli not be notaddered
• actiart of - the lizards id , said: Cforparatiani of 1411V3ded '
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Psentdir,
ey ery dpecil p Sonof ropertyr is • Ural and•Outitilgi
for ',Owners, Mortg a ges , Ground, Landlords, de., de:
' Bates melon? as ate conthatent.ditli. anatirl W.; :
Since ; their Ineorporatd* neriod."of,th
they have-paid over FOWE - 311LLIONS OP' i f r =2`
LOSSri RIDE; -the;lltiLittordiim nvideinesof Om
aseer i tegea ruserance, 11/1 la all at the ability and dia. !
position to ineet witii-patrapasiniall llibfGtibb - •
„Lopes palistiring the , ,Test 1842 ;DVSS 11
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' tasiickiii, — 'David
21*.taa. Wagne Wattles,. • - •
-a= 131311 . 173 .• • Estirmleatp.,
'Ai Smith, • • George les
• George Altred:Ritier. ' •
CEA SUS &DA NOES% President.'
•, • 1 -- • EDWARIIie. DALE; ,Vice-Presidenb': ' 4 ,
1 ULU'. Ards.uarns, Seel prntem. , • • •••
Application, made - to - Minn 'Dina: dEiimbiLii
bur sho. is - an Atithorited -Agent fur-the °Mkt* r
either personallyerfay Rater l wiU . meet,wlai. attention. (
March 4,1863; - - ' ' '• ' •
1868
kydZ tbarifbeiribtitg,is this 13enerai of the
Fir4gin Conatothittee:Compatkr , r.
Stine . WAL. MbLBLLAN.
... _.lZ.ilb:ll:iiol.o,Pll#,S.c'
- IVEW TOBA.CCO, Stein,
sTogn e .o. sac Ctinceitijirehanibaslblny
Ile s vicinity Thatindentiped, having holm cotopolleci to.
leaVolfitginiO adobsint of tia.llnion nonfiniento,-haa
come among lon , hotPr a t'ligW* lBl ofi" slgf r ota
Song ,aapOrisn*an. ohne attention, o win meet
:with gowinnus insikport: liiirstock •Ssill 'consist of all;
ho sr. brands of TOBACCO !Ind MAU, which he wflt,
- so n po o hioiiissanibalianiukastharcititinft: Dafftioriiit •
.th rt ploso, sign of thp•slipto-Virginiti 3
.11404. 1 pcniitso
the ffotel, neat &JO to chi7ocit es, Bonk glare *
Bazattkoat entaiorot this DiiiinefaL
Juno 11 11.110841:
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1214-NKS printed'ptomptly,:arid sit
'owes rat* ittiva of the SILANItLIN
Itta'OBITORY.
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nitufactures.
JOHN A. GROVE
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