= elatbing. 1863 LPTIIING 4.1471L1N HOTEL BUILDING, COENEII OP M.1.11.111P.T STREET rend the DIANIOND,,CHMI- EtERSBUittl. PA. JOHN T lIOSKINSON, Proprietr. .The'indeieigned gives nottro to Ids teziott of geperous Putrotis itml to• the public'generally, that he hasitetv on handiAnd arm to purrlt,orft, fur cash, the iargeift and wytgrealtra..lire rtnet of EADir , 3IADE CLOTHING, , . - 'tor the serfin-, and Summer seasons. over presented in His long established charaiter for , Seßing ichAbp,g, unsurpassed in Style, Finish and Durability, lrethr determined to maintain, and makinghis purchases in-statrivtern Cities this season, at the propitious time, eletabtest - him to offer his patrons garments at prices cheaper thin the cheapest, Remakes these statements is no boasting or vain spirit. but asks a discriminating public to - give him a call and decide for themselves who, in Shatrade in this section, offers the beat inducetner's to purchasers, The material of every misment sold by tS:parclitVied from firift.class thraticsin the princi pal.eittesvand the manufacturing. Is done under his own snportislen in this place, by workmen DI atk n°Wie ' r g ed sibikitkr With his stock of READY: DE CLOTHING,. be - int.ttes attention to a large and splendid asssmtment of Gehtlemen's• • . TEritITISHIisIG GOODS, wfiieh he-*arynnts to inrit the most fastidious taste or he most economical pocket. .- Keep his plale in remembrance and give him e, cam ;;Ilros 17, 'P3. _ JOUN T. LOSKI NSON, ' ELLIOTT, CLOTH,IER, South. - .. ~,,-, westCornyof the DIA 3101 VD. nekt * door to the k -- , - 011A3111131:31:11Rtli has just returned from the pan -1 icity • vith a large stock of superior and seasonable: Gp'ids, such as CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, SATIN - ETTS, ...IBA N 4, CO.R.D3, &c 1; for Coats and T.ELV LW, BATI N S., MARs.BILLE B , and otliCi - Vestiicgs. Also.--a very fine selection of - DEADY-MADE CLOTIIING, Ashleh he is prepaied to sell nt the very lowest marlot prices. 011$TOME it WOll, li.—A a he employs a first-rate Cut ter,-he Is prepared to make up all kinds of Garments,' for Men , and Boys, to order, in the. best ..styles. Sbils faction will he guaranteed. '"' " - A huge assortment of Cnstmaimes FDDICISIII*O GOODS, sash its Shirts, Drawers. Collars, llandkerchiefs, SuS. ponders, Carpet Bogs, Umbiellas, he., - he., always on hived; Ohm him a call and save money. ' f[June 17, ',Ca. . , J. `WHITE, MERCIIANT T_A.I.LOR. L 1... AND DEALER IN RL4DI 7 ,IIADE CLOTH- IiVtiI--(110BIE: .4 - A - DE}— • . ' CL TIIS. . .. • ' EASBIMERP.S. ' '9E-TING? GENTLEMEN'S . . FURNISIIINO GOODS, - - " GUM OVERCOATS, UMBRELLAS. . . sir Piece Goods sold by the yard, and no charge for Cutting,. (laments sold to persons who wish thorn, ads at home. • Machine Silk. Chalk, and inch measures sold. Three door*.Notth of Eyster's Dry Goods Store. Chambers burg,. , „, Pa. [June 17,1863. ' . - ftiOicaL WO - NDERFITI, - SCIENTIFIC Tir.... , DISCOVEILY.--At the present time thoughtful minds everywhere are looking for the revelation of new and important discoveries in science, and when a theory is presented claiming to have discovered new light and titan, removed the veil of obscurity from a subject,of the highest importance, upon which much has been written, it is proper 'that the claims of this theory be presented and carefully examined and tested, whichis .destined to transcend in importance to suffering human ity, all other discoveries, the lightning rod and telegraph . not excepted. We bold that the human system is but a galvanic arrangement, with its acids and alkaliet, con stituting thepositive and negative forces, and that-every mental and physical manifestation, either voluntdry or involuntary,ie the result of thisantagonism; that diges tion, circulation, secretion, and excretion are wholly at tributable to the law of electrical influences; that the nerves-are the conductors of ELECTRICITY. and that there is a polar action established. through the nervous system which connects wittibvery part of the body. establishing andpreserving a proper balance of the electric element, which constitutes health, and a disturbance of which ce,COMS disease; that there are strictly hut two conditions of diseusaer—the one positive, thouther negative; and as .114.zeranare phssesses these two inherent principles, it - vritl,if applied Recording to the electric polarities and requirements of the system, arrest, or.in other words, .noutrolize the disease by the restoration of proper polar action:, We also assert that all drugs taken into the sys tem act strictly upon electrical principles; that from decomposition the latent electricity is set tree, and that, though the electrical polarities of the nervous' system, all changes are produced either f us good or for evil; that in the incipient stage of disease it nosy tend to equalize theforces ' dad restore harmony; but after the case has . become refractory, paralyzing the, nervous communica- - tions. and changing the cons ti tueots of the fluids, tind arresting- the digestive action of the. stomach and its power of approbation. no internal process of rualicatiob ever has, or ever can, succeed in removing the cause of ,thq disease, its only tendency being to multiply and coin plieate the symptoms. 'On, the 'contrary, Etre:titian being the vital element utton which life depends. can be_directed to any part of the. bcidy: and even after the vital functions seem para lyzed:possesses the potter of arousing, the derreeit en ' orgies, equalizing the circulation. and the systerit to a eel suitaining system. One very importaWeature of this treatment is. that no time is hustle otperimentiog avith,diSetse. By means of electrical test an accurate diagnustals given at once. determining the locality and character of the disease, and indicating the treatment to be-pnivelal. The nutrients are perfectly under the con tool of the operator. emci can be regulated to suit the delicate - nerves offs child 'without any unpleasant sensa tion. All those who have long suffered from pedant and obstinate disease—Acute, Chronic, Inflammatory. or -Paralytic—are i mite(' to call and consult. , CONSULTATION FREE.- DR. BROWNS PROF. IVALK . , 0 - ner.in Franklin Buildintt. We3t Market Street, 4th dotgfrom , the corner nfthe Diamond, Chamber.sfrurg, June 1.7f.'63-tf, - , VCONO3Fir - IS WEALTH! _ta • COEN TOUR COUGII FOR MUM' Eli CENTS t •Tlki'Bisi as2d C../icapest Household Remedy in the World. MADAME ZADOC POUTER'S GE,EA.T COUGH REMEDY!! . • , liadaine aulbc Porter's Curative Balsam , is warrantpd mod according to the directions, to cure -tu meal; Coughg. Colds, Who Oping Cough, Asthma, awls" taftxtlons of the Throat and Lungs. , - Zadoo Porter's 'Balsam Li prepaied with all the requisite care and skill, from a combination of the bestreinediesthe ve{etable kingdom atfordq. Its reinellal (pantie:lard based oh its power to asAlatlhe healthy and vigorous circulation of the bloodi-through the lungs. It is not a violent remedy, but entollient, warming, searching and effective; can be %keel/the oldest portion or youngat child. - - Maclaine, Zadoc Porter's , Balsam has lideriased by the peblie for over 18 years and hes acquired itapre ,, unt selrienimp'y by being. recommendtel by thtise who have rHod it; to their of:Motel friends and others. , , MOST IMPORTANT ' • ..linferne Zsdoc Porter's Ctirntirs flalsint is sold et a price %skid' brings it in tile res. h of every one to keep it .o.,ttronient to use. The timely use of asiogle bottle will proye.to:bu I- CE. B .w 6 1014Imes its cost: ' N,.. --'7 '.... -07 - . 44 .• -sr Sava your money. po not be persuaded to purelitie ,rtielesat,3B; to sl;intich an nut eon tnin tbe virtneint a 13 et %aloof Madame Yortees. Cnrative" Balsam, the?, `cost of nitatathcturing Which is 'as gicat-as that of mast any:other rnedicine.;-alid the very IoW price it whirl} at Is sold, makes the prolt to the seller apparent ty small, and unprincipled dealers will sometimes sre• cammentlether tm:idiemes on which their, profits are larger, unless the-customers insist upon having Madame, ...Porter's bud nonoother., Ask for 'Madam. Porter's en= rative Balsam, price in cts.. and in large tonics at 25 te „thirislad take no other. ,y on—can not gait one 'tom's:ratan at another. _ - //01,old by nD Druggists and Story -keepers at 13 tits., aatlialarlter bottles nt 4`.cts. - =. •. • • JUDD c ItUCHE4 Propriet ati4B:B3-17. ' • Slew York: a nti Salo by Miller nenshey and Jacob ehimkpersborg. • OWARD ASSOCIATION', ~ . PHILADELPHIA, • Forthe Relief of the Zia ar4 Dietrisseet, afflicted,W netted and Chroift birease : ' and esxcially for tl Cars of Disease s of the .lixtutt Organs; , MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by ttie. Aot[nN Sur` Rodb, :VALUABLE REPORTS en, Sp ermttorrhccea, or &mind Weakness, and other, Dicessca of the ,Berrus Or gepsinnfl ou the NEW REATEDIES.empIoyod in t t he Dispensary, gent to the afflicted in ended letter envoi get,frotr, of charge. Two or three stempslin postegti Wilt be abceptable. • , Address, DR. J. SKILLIN lIOUCTTON, Acting' Ent-. llcwhird A6SOCIatiO2, Na 2 Eouth Ninth Street, • • elpdax,Pri. - Eept.S '62ly .rtte m.Z^S'4iS ~'~:r~F.:L:+lt=Y~'&`Cv.=>~s.x - <. -, . ~~_aw~`~.: ~.rr.~•_r - „, • larugo l 4l4elyicities, , • ,! • ON'S COt - UAN. At notime since the notiuninernent Of Nis en's Ding Store. hns there been ao Etil:L AND COMPLETE A STOCK =of 'Fresh dnd 1863 PERFECTLY RELIABLE lIEDICII%TES To• offer to those who are, scitinfortunateas to be compelled to indulge, in such luxuries. The fact is, that unless thele are large and rapid -- Saks. no establishment can supply its, customers with strictly fresh and-re- • liable remedies, in the shape of -I ' . Drugs and Chemieals. Time , affects with much more • rap idity many more arti- _ cies in medicine than inuny other merchandise n hence the no- _ cessity of rapid 6han'ge of stock- to ' • secure to the •purelmser , i just 'what is wanted. NIXON is able: hy'rapid changes in stock, always to Present' the very best to his customers. Ho desires to keep the above facts:he fore the community, and to solicit a continumice of favors. In connection with his full ' •-•.` --ptoelt - uf , DRUGS' .A.N.IY CHEMICALS, be offers a full assortment of.,"•',' PATENT MEDICINES OF STAND-kRDr CHAR, • „ Bile)). as: Jriyrie's Family Medicines, Ayer's;Pectoraf, - Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Ayer's Pills', .11elmtkeld's - Preparations, - 110stetter::s:i3itters. : : :- Drake's Bitters, German Bitters, Vir'ishitit'i Fine Tree Cordial, Tarrant' .Aperient, Kennedy's Discovers,, Mint's Liniment. , BlaiesHypophosphites, Ilobensack's Wright's Pills,. Morse's Pills, 'Brandreth's rigs, Leidy's Pills, - Perry Davis's Pain Killer, Fabnciitek ; s Veimifuge,` Worm t ,C9nfections. • Worm Candy, - • Plasters, r , • ' Ointments, . • • , • • Wishes, Lotions, with many other articles in this lino: all of which • are sold only oh the representation of .• the maktirS of the articles. , BAZIN'S, BBRIBI"S "•' . , CHOICE PERFITMPRY AND SOAPS. Hair Dies, Pomades, and other artibies for the Hair, among which is XIXON'S BROMAT 111 - CHOS, OR One of the best, and most cltanly*articles for the ' Hair, containing no grease, Yet rendering the :Hair-soft and -= glossy, and 'preventing it fro; prematurely falling off. • NIXON'S GLYCERINE LOTION Whioh is just the article needed for the remov al of Dandruff from the Scalp, and leaving the hair soft and glossy. In" presenting these two articles:.forrlair, the - ProprietorlaS the sa kietion of . knowing • that Viet do- all that is represented. .. NIXON'S TETTER OINTMENT , continues as much a .. favorite as ever and it.can and does Perform remarkable cures of Skin Dlscases:, and is guaranteed in all . cases to act as represented. HORSE - :6,D - :CATTLE POWDER Tri less than doe ' - Year and a -half OVER TkVEIt r(UNTMED PACKS' ifIVE Beilt sou% and Oki) stiles ire on the increase. It is jus . tho powder for „ The Horse, The CoTsr, .' The Hog. • t . . .t is vestli• 6ut up and-fell directions's° with - cmlt • . ;.,4 puck. 'Hundreds Of testimonials could!: . , '• • . -be presented. bnt the. pre-; - : prtetar•deems -it• -- • ' • ' best - • - - ' to let it travel on'ibi own morits, ',• ; ; RABER CROUP•SYRUP Is made only at Nixon's for this County, and has a host ortriends - who can - testify • • to its merits._ - Nixon is able to offer alargn'stock of Trusses ' - ShoidderiiirOces ' • " Supporters, t Bandages, - Combs, ' - . . Brushes. . • ‘. - , Toilet Powders, -• , • - • ' Perfume*, ' c • i . Shaving. goons, Toilet Soaps, • • ' Pocket Rooks, , , Tories, ' i ',' • ' I Indelible Ink. —'. , ' _ . Tooth Rimier, 2 '• • , . ~ ~ _ _. Tooth-Stashes, : • ,- ‘.. , ~ Tooth Brushes,. • • . [ . 'Seolgee. -_, - . , , , ' ! i Flesh Brushes; _ ... . Pure Spices. - - - , • ' - - Starch,. - - , _ , _ . Indigo, :.- Stove Black,. -- .', ~ . _ _ :Saponifier; liatianditortch Destroyer. , In conclusion,: Niiou beits'leave ta'isii . y, that his stook will always be kept up to the very , --]`: • ~ , . best point, and Will include ~ .- • ' every thing cal- . ;- , cula- • . • ; tea to give health , - ' '' - and comfdrt to the afflicted, -, . besides such articles as taste requires: ; the Important lever in business is money, and as all merchandise can be - had at lower, rates . , •;-. for cash than tithe,l.7lXoX ' --- j ' , desires to' make ' - MS BUSINESS STRICTLY CASE. lune 17,1863. HAIR "Foob, The Sheep, a 33. 4 y : l - ger, 2, 1 0 1 17 0 Z.. *l . * ; 7 _ . 1.1! Vv . - *ankihr" i/e/305447-PlijantbnOtrartt-Ihri7J' ',Sattlartg, Maness, *c. - - - --- - - QADDLIMY SADDLERY !--.-Sad. dies. "hides; Ilarni , ss,tfollari, Trunks, Sc. Sigtiof - tht HORSE COLLAR. ' • • JEREMIAH OYSTER respectfully raurnslis than telis patrons for the, liberarinconragement" received from them heeCtofore.andheWould invite them add the Community gsnekully, who may need any thing in his -line, to give him a call at his OLD STAND, on the tied side of Main Street, Chambersbtirg, five doors South of- Huber & Tolbert's llardwire Store, where he keeps con stantly on hand every variety or -- S - A DDLERY AND HARNESS of his own Manufacture, and he is pretiared to sell hesant eat terms tWat „defy, competition. Every , artiMe offered fir tale is warranted 'to be made' of the best materialand by competent Workmen, which will be fully demonstrated on an exiunination'thereof. -TRUNKS A.ND VALD , R.S.--.lle would also call the attention of persons- wanting,. a good, neat, cheap. and taubstanini Trunk or Valise, to' his assortment. June 17,'63., . , -- ADDLE AND HARNESS- MAX-. ..upACTORY.—The undersigned would respectfully, announce to his friends and the public generally, that he has taken the SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP for merly carried on -by Matthew Galan, dce'd, on WEST MARKET SIREET, near the Conorocheugue•Creek,'in - e Borough of Chamberslinrg, where he manufactures Saddles,_llr idles and Mar nes 9. and has constantly on hand au excellent assortmint of Collars, Whips. dc. lie,employs none but the best of Workmen. and con streets all work from tho beet material. TRUNKS and VALlSES . constantly on baud, all of Which spill be sold es cheap as the cheapest. A continuam'e of the former pa tronage nf - the shop is most respectfallysolicited. Junel7, 63- ' ' JAMES B: GILLAN,' WHIPS WEIPS I WHIPS!--: Wrttliat Sfuturo & Soft. ,corner of Main itnii Washington Streets, Chionbersburg. Pa., manufacturers of all kinds of WHIPS, such as Wagon, Carriage and, Riding Whips of various slam and -of superior quality, which they off( r to the public, either by Wholesale or Retail, at very moderate prices. ',LAMM of all lengths kept constantly on hand and for aale by the dozen very cheap. They also manufacture superior. LIOIiSE, C A UL Lkits, to which tbey'invite attention. - - Orders from a distance golicited and promptly attend-, ed to. June 37.'63. QADDLES, Harness, Gears, Bridles, halters, Collars, Whips, Stirrups. 'fliits,Spurs al- Ways on:band. at our Shops. DEIHL k GOItDON. - fIIIR STOCK OF SADDLES AND ,j+Eritilesis very imparter, and the prices will snit every body, Come and see. Dl:Hitt GORDON. UR WORK IS WARRANTED 4nd we believe cannot be beat. ' employ .nll Journeyman. DRUM E.; GORDON. ITARIVESS OF EVERr DES.CRIF tion, Broad Gears, Ploy- Gears, Collars, L - c., on liana constantly, of our own make. DEIHL & GORDON. WE USE th NONE BUT THE BEST i r x;n a a nA e q eln prices.on but n t } l . 22 , Isa t e D g o r. and eel! atareae Coat, Lumber, Sa. G.' A. DITITZ. Tr.NC,Ei it . DOWELL. DEITZ & 'D . WILL PAr . nig WREST PRICE IN CASH FO-R FLO UR, TVH,N 4 4 T, RYE, CORN, OATS, CLOVER SEED, TIMO MY SEED, IMI2I __And all kinds of -R 0 D U E ALL KINDS OP SALT, -104 Ii, - LUMBER," ' CEMENT, PLASTER, • AND SA 2VD, FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR C ASH, DEITZ .211"DOWELL'S WAREHOUSE AND COAL, YARD, sear the Railroad Depot; C.H.A...3IIIERSBITRG, PA., AND On North Carlisle Street, GREgNCASTIE; PENN',A Jtme 17, '63 FIRE !-COAL ! COAL ! LMIBERI LUMBERI—LEO. EBERT & SON, !Ming purchased the Coal and Lumber Yard of George A. Delta. will e mtinuo to ear on the aame huffiness, and willalways haveon band a Jarge supply of Lumber and Coal. They will be prepared to 1111 all orders nt the shorteat notice:: They respectfully splicit the patron age of the late firm and the public - genendly, and all who May desire- Coal and Lumber to give them a call, feeling fissured that no means will be spared to =out-. modate those on the most reasonable terms. June 17,W-ff. LEO. EBERT & SON. 1300 to anbr sbors. lk — EN' SHOE STORE.—The scriber takes this method of informing the citi zens of Claunbersburg and' vicinity, that he has lust returned qoarldilladelphda with 'an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK.'of Boots and, Shoes; of every.variety, style , and, pattern, and of the best manufactures. Ile has - nod& Shopkeepers on hand. " till whtde Stoat is new. Give him a call—you can easily snit yourself. Ile invites the Ladies, especially, to call, as be will take pleasure in showing his .goods. Store In the room for merly eccupfeciby Frederick Smith, Esq., as a Law Office, and'more recently need for the purpose by George Eye ter, Esq., two doors North of Fisher's Hotel, Main Street, Chambersburg. Pa. - His largo and well selected stock, he being a practical Shoemaker, consists_ of Ladies! Gaiters, Boots, Slippers and Sashimi; Misses' and Children's Boots, and Sheen Gentlemen's Gaiters, Slippers; Boots and Brogans 'Do not forgot the place. No trouble to show Ads at the NEW STORE, two doors North of Fisher's- oter, Main Streeet,Chtunbersburg,Ya., by Tate 17 .1862. PETER FELDMAN. - A_LL AND SEE !-THE (1, SIGNED annotincett to his numerous' 'friends and "customers, that he continues to manufacture to order. and keeps on hand a full and complete assortment of various qualities and stiles of SHOES and , GAITERS, for Ladies,• Misses And Children. Ills 'assortment of "BOOTS, SKOES,' &a., for Bien' w and Boys', ear is com plete, to which ho respectfully invites attention..:' Work. of all kinds made to order, in a lacat and Aurable nun per, and at short notice. Call ami'euelefore purchasing olsewitereittalhe will satisfy purchasers that he sells at very small profits for Cash. - ,Don't forget -Gm place", - nearly opposite Katz & Keefer's' Store, Chamtiersburg, Pa. 43.11011G.E 1.11111 , 1 HR. June 17,1863. NteVivti. _ ITE p ianges :,,p•BIitINE : PRE-- • ' ' • O,,frLY CONCEITTRATED, COX,: 'POUND NLUID. XXTRACT Blitllll, ' '' s - A positive; and apeoife remecly, for Diseates of • „ BLADDER, KIDNEYS,:'da*VE:I,;:' - - md" . • ' DROPSICAVSWELLDIGS . . ; •::-, This medicine inereaseillie . itower of Digestion and, excites the•absorherita-mto-bealtbY salon. ~ by which the :Watery or Calcareous - - Depositions.6l all Unisatu ral Enfargemcnts are ,' • reduced.. as - • well as Pain,and Inaaraniation,' and is GOOD-FOR XEN',:IVG.INIEN- AND CIFILDFXII,. . , HELMBOLD'S O,T.BAOT.HI3OI,iD; . „ For Weaknesses arising- from "' EXCESSES, HABas - OF DISSIPATION. •-- : EARLY INDISCRETION'S. ' ; OR ABUSE. ATTENDED w'rrn rOLLowissp Indisposition to Exertion; • _ -. Loss of Memory, „ •. Weak Nerves,. '; • - • llorroroDiseaSe, Dimness of Vision. . - _ - Hot-Hands, Pallid Countenance ' " Dryness of the Skin, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System, • Loss of Power, • -• Difficulty of Breathing. • , Trembling,. - - . , • ' Wakefulness; • Pailgintle Back, ; ' • Plushini . • ,-; Eruptions on the Fade These symptoms; if allowed to . go on, which thi medicine invariably removes, - - : snotr follow IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS. • In'one of which the patient may expire,. Who can say that they pre not frequently followed by those direful diseases, "INSANITY AND' CONSUMPTION:* Many are aw"are of the cause of their suffering; but none will confess. THE RECORDS OF - THE. INSANE ASYLUM. and the melancholy deaths by Consump-, ton bear ample witness to _ • " the truth of the aalertion. THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH - - ORGANIC WEAKNESS. - Requires the did of medicine to strengthen and in vigorate the system, "Which HEL3IBOLD'S - I.IXTRACT‘ BITCHU. , Invtriably - does. ' -A trial" will convince the most skeptical '• " FEMALES, FR TALES, FBI , / ALES. obtbi young, single, married, or contern- plating moulage. , In many affections Peculiar to Females the'Extract Huehu is unequalled-by any other remedy, 48 Chlorosis or Retention ; Irregtilarity, Pain— ' fulness, or Suppression df Customary - Evacuation, Ulcerated or Schirrous state of the Uterus. Leueoirhea - or Whites , - Sterility. andlor _ all complaints incideuttO " the Sex...whether • sing from cretion, Habits of Dissipation,- Or in -the pEcuNs: OICORATicE (See Symptom's above) FAMILY SHOULD BE 'WITHOUT IT. Take no more Balsam's. illerenri.' or Enpleasant Medicine for Unpleasant and Danger , gerons Diseases.. , - 4ELMBOLD'.S EXTRACT 811C.H.0 and HEIABOLD'S IMPROVED ROSE WATER, Dares_ ,ae-SECRET - DISEASES, In all their Stages; ' Little or no change in Diet: - .At little Expense; . No Inconvenience; AND•NO EXPOSURE. V It causes a- frequent.' desire and gives strength to Urinate, thereby removing 'Obstructions Pre venting'and Curing Strictures of the Jrc- . . tha, Allaying Pain and 'inflammation, so frequent in this class of diseases, - and expelling all poisonous, dis eased. and ,worn out matter. THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS . Who have been the victims or Quacks, 'and who have paid heavy fees to be cured in a short time. • ' here found they were deceived, and that . • the Poison hos: by the nse of Powerful As tringenta, been dried up in'tbe system, to break out in an aggravated'form, Perhaps after MAIIRIAGE. '.IISE HELMBOLD'S.EXTRACT BUC-HU for all Affections and . Discones of THE URINARY ORGANS, whether existing in MALE OR . FEMALE, FROM WHATEVER .CAUSE ORIGINATING AND NO MAT -TER HOW, LONG STANDING. Diseases of these 'organs require tho aid Oa , • I Diuretio. TIELIIBOLD'S EXTEACT.BUCHIT IS THE GREAT DIURETIC. And it is certain to have the desired effect on Disea ses for which it 19 recommended. EVIDENCE OF THE MOST RELIA BLE AND RESPONSIBLE CHARACTER will accompany the medicines. • CERTIFICATES OF CURES •OF DIS EASES OF FROMEIGHT TO TIVEN TY YEARS STANDING. with names kitown to seienee and fame. " PHYSICIANS" PLEASE "NOTICE;" we make no secret of Ingredients.. HEL.MBO.LD'S EXTRACT BUCIIU Is composed of linchu, Cubbba, Juniper Berries, selected with great carobs , a competentdrng gist. Prepared in vacm), by H. T. REMOULD. Practical and Ana lytical Chemist, and' sole Manufacturer,of • . HELMBOLD'S ' ' GENUINE PREPARATIONS. AFFIDAVIT. - Personally appeared before tan. an Alderanin of the City'of Philudelphia, 11, T. lIELMBOLD, who being duly sworn, cloth say his Preparations contain no narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious drugs, but are purely. veg- , etable. • - ' H. T. lIELMBOLD.. Sworn and subscribed before me thislSd day of Noventbor,lBs4. . . . • WILLIAM P. HIBBARD. • Alderman, Ninth at., ab._,Race, Phila. PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE PROM 8 A. • M. TILLSP. M. PRICE SI...PEP. BOTTLE op. SIX roil $5, Delivered to any address:securely packed - from observation. Address let- ' tore for. information,, - - in eonfidencato H. T.'HELMBOLD, • Depot Ia'SOUTII TENTH STREET, • , )3eloW.Chestnut, Philadelphia. BEWARE. oFtOIIis,ITERPEITS AND CNPRTN ! CIPLED DEALERS, . who endeaier to divine of their own and other or ., tides on-the reputation attained by ;' . HELITIOLD'S (IEN DINE PREPARATIONS. Holrabidd's GerininoExtrot Bucher; -' Hal rubold's Genuine,Extrowat'Sarsaparillat Helmboles Genuine Improved Rose Wash. Sold by Druggfete Eforywhere. .ASN. , FOR HELMBOLD'S-TAKE NO OntE.4._ . . . - . . Cut out the advertisement and send fern, and avoid imposition and elposure. DesenbO symptoms in allbem- , - . „ . . . , . . munications. 'CUBES GtrAßAigTEtti', ADVICE GRATIS. Sept, 10,'62-Iy. t OMER -- , .:,_,.,1fwine5 , .01.- - Zrents MI pENNSY-LVA,IsTIA ',RAIL ROAD.I _.. .. s,umlfeß. TINA' TABLE. - Fire , Trains inclitV to and /rota, PAitarle Ijihiet, on and after Ifoo4.l';' A l APRIL-20111,nel 4 , • . .' ' f ' ..• .; • •., The Passenger Trai of the Pennsylvania , .Pilread.. CoinPany.viill depart fr "niand artiito at Harriebirg iindz Philadelptil a aAlollows - -. , '. .-„ ~' . l ''. - i E .1 11 v, ARD. : . ... 'rrIROU EXPRII .4' . TRAIN 'leaves Harrisbarg ,I daily at 2.00 A. ir.i and , ' rlvesat Vert - eat - Philadelphia-at', at 0.10 A. u. , FAST LINE leaves arrisbarg. daily (except Monday) at:44o A. at; and arriv at,Vest: t bile.delpblit at „5:55 A. 31. ' Passengers take reattastat Lam:aster .. • VAT •ACCOMMOD lON E . itii 'ltrintit' Joy; leaVei" Harrisburg at 7.00. A. andFTiv'Fs at 7,et. 1 ' 1 4440', phiti. .rt v.. 25 p:ta. - -- - • ' . FAST-MAIL-TRAIN leaves HarrisburtdaTly (e'xitePt ' Sunday) at 1.00 P. 11., ard , arrives at West Philadelphia_ at 5.00 P. 33". :•--: • " . ' - .' ' -• '', '' ' - HARRISBURG ACOGIIMQDATIN- TRAIN, -Via C 0.,. Innibia;lerives` Harrisbarg at 4,00' x. M., and a.rxives tit Veit .Pbiladelnbinatt 0.30'1: st.- "J -; ' - -'• '' '• -- . . . . • -,. '' ;' ' - - VV-hp.TWA.RD. '''''' ' "' - ''''' BALTIMORE EXPII .SS TRAIN Lisa Ilarrislinri . daily (except Monday) t 2.00 A..st.; A1t00na...1.15. A. x. 4 , i altn brEultfdirt, rind arr ves at : Pittsburg at am neon:" ~ PHILADELPHIA PRESS TRAIN leaves-Hartle ')nrg daily at 3.00 a. Altoona. at .8.00 A. 31., take Oreabrist;and arrives a PittsburgP at 12.30 - P. ti.•: '' - - - MAII" TRAIN leav Harrisburg at 1.15 r. la., take. iipperolnd arriVes at itteliqg. at 12.30 A.M. ' ' . ' V.,31" LINN leilve.s, Harrisburg- at 3.504. z.; Altoona tt 8.30' P. as., and arriiies at Pittsburg at 1.00 A. Is. HARRIS BURG — AOOOSI3IOI/ATION TRAIN' leavdit' rhuatiophia at 2..30,P. i'., and. arrives at puTlatnatz at, 00 'I.:It. '' -. . . IVA T. ACCMYSIOD4ION TRAIN leires Pltitadelphin- Lt 4.00 P., st.oind arrives at llarrisburg ,at 940 ,T.,34. eldiutraiti inns *iallt. } Joy. - !•I .- • - • -.' -- " - - • ' , SAATUF.I,-D, TOTING; ,t 'Suit....llpidie Div. Penn'a R. R. , Jane 't RN CENTRAL _ w A I LL4SUJIMER Ttlig TABLE. Three.tralisAailyLte-andtron-Baltitnorti.and-Wath-; rogton City, ' •- Conneetiordinede with firdns: , en Penury g , 4 road, to and from Pittsburg and theiVest.• ' TWO TRAINS DAILY to and from the North, and Westtranch Busenehanna;Rlmira, and all of - Northern gew York. On and after tenday, April 20th, IBb f 3, the Passenger Crain of the Northern Central Railway arrive. at tad depart from 'Harrisburg and Baltimore as follows, viz • - • SOUTHWARD. • ArATI, TILAAN.Icaves Sunbury daily (aicapt - Sunday) 1 0,10 a. X, • 1.15 P. at ' -0.35 T. It. .e.aves,llarrisMarg. - arrives at Baltimore ....... EXPRBSS TRAIN: I eaves l• SunburY daily (except Stuiday) ' 11.07 P. M. leaves Harrisburg (except, - Mnayr arr e iv d es at Baltimore daitp,. (except Monday) 6.15 A. ar. 'HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION leaves Harrisburg ' I= ; NORTHWARD. XAILTRAIN leaves .Baltimore daily (ex " copt Sunday) _.:leaves Harrisburg arrives at Sunbury EXPRESS TRAIN loaves Baltimore' daily; „ arrives at Harrisburg " • ' leaves Harrisburg-daily ,(ex..: reps Biondao • 4 4 - arrives at Sunbury - HARRISRHRH : i.OOOI.I3IOHATION leaves • - .Baltimore daily (except Sun-. day) 2.55 P. IC ' arrives at Harrisburg ' 7.20 For fartherinformation apply at the424Rice„, in Peon sylvania Railroad Depot,,llarrisbnig. • . f - J. N. DUBARRY, Gen. Zu:pt. June 17, '63.-tf. MEW AIR LINE ROUVE.—Three ix Trains paay, to New York and Plli]adelphlm On and after Monday, 4pr1720th., 1863,. the Passenger Trains will leavethe Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depot, at Harriaburg, for New York and Philadelphia, as follows, viz: "EAST WARD. _ . , EXPRESS LINE leaves Harrisburg at 2.15 A. lc, on arrival of thePenasylvania Railroad Express Traip from the West, arriving in New Yell at 9.30 A. , 51.. abd Phila delphia at 8.20 A:5l. A sleeping car is attached to the train through from Plttshorg without change. MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 8.00 A. st.,arriving in New York ats.3u r. It., and Philadelphia at 1.50 P. 3L, FAST LINE leavei Harrisburg at 2.00 P.. 31„ arriving In New York at 10.25 P. at, and Philadelphia at 7.00 r. N. WESTWARD. - - FAST LINE leaves NeW,Ydrk at 8.00 A.M., and Phila lelphia at 8.15 s. at., arriving at Harrisburg at 1.15 P. 31 MAIL TRAIN, leatits New York at 12,00 noon, and Philadelphia at 8.80 P. it., arriving at Harrisburg at 8.20 P.M. ; EXPRESS TRAIN leaves New York at 7.00 p. x., ar riving at Ihkrrisburg at 2.101. it. and connecting with the Pennsylvania Exprest-Train for Pittsburg. =A sleep ing car Is also attached to this train. - Connections are made at Harrisburg:with trains on the Pennsylvania, Northern Central. and Cumberland Valley railroads, and at heading for Philadelphia, Potts: Wilkeebarre, Allentown,..Easton,Ac. • ' , Baggage checked through. Fare between New York 'and Harrisburg, $515; between Harrisburg - and Phila delphia, $335 in No. 1 cars, and $3 in N 0.2. _ For tickets or other informationapply to • - J. J. CLYDE, - June 17,'83. ti. - General Agent, Harrisburg, • _ 1863 i . WINTER. ARRANGENENT:-L. - y y CUMBERLAND TALLEY AND FRANKLIN 12.AILROAV.S. MANGE OP_ IfOURS.On •and - after • kfcmday, Na vember 17,1862, Passenger Trains will run daily, as. tollows, (Sundays excepted): - ' • ' FOR CHAMBERSBIIRG ANto RISBITRG : - . - - ~ . A. , M. P. M. - Leave Hagerstown • 7.00 2.46 } ' 4 • Greencastle- 7.37 3.36 {Arrive at .. , . ...„.. 817' -4.20 Chambersburg • ''' - - ' ' . -., ^ - Leave at z 8.30 ': ' 12.65 Leaves Shipirensburg - • , 9.1,0 . 1.28 '- Newville - ' • ' 9.32 ' • 2.00 ' " , Carlisle.. 10.10 - 2.42 - " Mechanicsburg ' 10 42 - 3.12 Arrive at narrisburg • .11.1.6 , 340 FOR QHAMBERSIVIIRGAND HAORitS- . . . . . , A. M., - P. M. Leaves Harrisburg...— . • 8.05 f 185 .. Mechanicsburg 8.47 2.15 .. cc Carlisle - ' ' 9.27 ..2.55 ; . 44 :Newville. - 10.02 - 3.29 0 " Shippensburg . 10.33 ' 4.00 Arrive at Obambersburg - 11.00 ' . 4.341 Leave Chambershnrg .11.10 4.40 ' " Greencastle ' '' ',_5.30'- Arrive at Ilarrisbnrg .12.35 0.10 s Making close connections at Harrisburg with trains for Philadelphia, New York - and Pittsburg; and with trains for all points West: : O. N. LULL, Supt. It R. Office, Chamberabnrg. Nov:l7, 1862. ' „ 1863: - - 1863. 11DHLLADEL - PHIA AND ERIE RAlLROAD.—Thirgreat line traverses the North ern and Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the city of Erie, on Lake Erie. . It' has been 'leased by the - Pennsylvania Railroad Cbmpany, and -under their auspices- is being rapidly opened throughout its entire length. - It is now in nee for. Passenger and Freight business' from Harrisburg to Driftwood, (2d York) (177 miles) on the Eastern' Division, and from Sheffield to Erie, (78 miles,) en theViestern Division. - • . TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT HARRISBURG: MAIL TRAIN leaves North 1.16 EXPRESS TRAIN leaves North 3.00 as -Oars run through mimeos CLIANOR both ways on these trains between Philadelphia, and Leek 'invert, and be t.weenßaltimoreand 'exit Htet. : - . - - "Elegant. Sleeping Cars on the Express train both ways.. For informationxespecting Passenger briefness apply at the S. E. Cornet - 11th andliarket streets; Philndelphisi. And for Freight business of the Company's Agents; • S. B. Kingston, Jr., Cor. ldth and Harlot stt,Philada, J. W. Reynolds, Erie. • - . Agent N. C. E. R.:Baltimore, X L ~ • - ..• , • - - G. 1 1.. 1 10E8TO:if, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia. LEWTS L., HOU PT, • -- Odneml Ticket Agent, Philadelphia: • JW. D. POTTS, - June Ff, 631 . General gfulageri.Williamsport. , PnPARENT'S of Soldiertlin: the Ser.: vice, or in Hospitals. mit furnish' theta *With the OSITOHN three months for 24 cents; six months tbr 80 cents. or 011 Q year fpr 21.00. , .. DROIii.ERS of Soldiers inihe'Ser- Jur yice; or in flospitnls. can tarnish theta' with the ittakosprogy floe ruonths for 2ficentg six months for f4i, cents. or one year for 31.00. KERCHANTS.—The - way . tO secure profitable custom is to ADVIIITIB in the t KLIN EZPOBITORY, MAN = 20D A. Ift 6.30,t. 11 9.15 A. m : • 1.15 4.06 p at. 9.1 k 3.00 A X! 0.38 2,. m. TOWN. = FMliitla /Antic, tit grabel. 1210 ADIN4-:=RAIL , SUM -311111 ARRANGSIIEW. - TANE E front the North and North= wast — fOr Pfilladelphia,'New York;lleaditig, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton sc.: 40. Trains leave Harrisburg for PhiladelPhlar, linvg*Tork:,, Reeding; Pottsillie,.itild all intdridetßatti etitleakaiSt.o6' a0r.,,nu4200 - , - 14 Ne ,ol York EXPreiui le•iVeir Mindebnrg.'itt.ls arrisingit Nest York al-4.13 thd sarae =With:tar; Fares from Ilarristrorg To New, Yerkso.ls; ; to Phil 4 - delphis baggage clieek'ed thretigh. •-- • Ramming, lama Now Turk at .6,qk.. 3t .12 lcotpnsAad, P. st., (Pittsburg Express) Leave Philadelphia at 8.151.31.., - and 3..10 V! e. - Sleapingearsintlan New Xork En:teas Trains, thraugh :toand frOm Pittehargirithotit 4111.13ie -Passengers by_tho Qitaerhest Ratirotal leave Tamagni) at 8.50 - s.m., and 2:11:. at., tor Philadelphia, New - York:. aad allWay.Pointe. • ' Traineleare Pottsville at ..9.1.5 A. N., and 2..30.Pi Ilarrishirri; and New Turk. ' -) . 4cctanmodation,Pasaenger train I ertitealling At 0.00 A. ti.,,and returns from Philadelphia at 5.06 Y. x. 41.16.4buyti.tkarba run = daily;' Sundays ax ,- cepted. • ~. -A. StadaY train - ley/0. Pottsville itl.'3o's; „ Philadelphia at .3.15 P. w Commutation, hilleagesSeasen,Und Rxertrilau Tickets, at reduced - rateati . ; and fatier all puha& "i "-' - Q. A.. MCCOLL% -General Superintendent. June.l7;lBB34f: anufattures. TO THRPI_JBLICGENERSI,LY,.. .onman-mis;:thkei -;;. %/re undersigned takes this method to inform thalniblic that ha hes taken the' tang carried' chi* Win. Seibert, with ell the PATTI:iItSB emmeeted with, where lie porpaied ountinning - the , bohiesF,..and now redto make; - ' ' ; • : ALL gri i -ps-.OF cA.s T INGs:• that may be wanted by the community. Particular at tentionwillho Paid to making 'and keeping Ori hand ev•t:' er •As. 7 • • -•-•-• ,CASTINGS,,WtI9OI(-.110X c.•• ' • ' - ~ All kinde'of Calitinge mefintkerder.: New Plows, ordifferourpatter* alwiiya . - - 06i hand or made to order.. „ _ , OLD_ METAL, aken in - dch.. the highest. price will be given.- - By devoting-Ml:itself attentively to business he hopes - to merit' nd receive a eharo of public patronage. - June - • " ABRATEAhI BUTZ. SILVER AND BRASS:IIiATER . AND BIT AIIVD STIRROP tab scriber reepectfally inDrma his friends and-the Public, that he continues to carry on the above bnaineesat hie ohrotand on Main Street,opposite thepormanlleformed Church, Chamberebuts. - Having enlarged his business, Saddlers and Coach. makers will find in his Store Room B. general assortment of Goods suitable to their serest requirements, such as Fair and CountrYHOgskins, Patent I,eather,- Gig Trees, fall Plated, Tinned and Japanned; Self-Adjusting Trees, Fall Plated, Tinned and Japanned; Straining Web ,and, Worsted Rain Web, lower than Cotton; Haines, Bits and Stirrups, Plated; Tinned and Japanned; Coach Handles, newstyle% , Curtain Frames; Hub ilandq Bridle Fronts, ." Roseates, Swivels and Ornaments; Iron Plated and Wood Gig Zames, , Buckles,'Brass,: Silver and - jaPatuted, all styles and patterns; Ivory and Wooden Idartingsle, Binge, Stump aointe, and a variety of other'GoOds tibje for,the-trade.- • ,try- All kindi of Plating, &e. f done with neatness and despatch. LEWIS WAMPLER. March 25, 'l33.—ilm STEW,, MARBLE:. YARD.- - -The undersigned respectfully:announces to the citizens of Franklin county that he has opened a New Marble Yard in the room formerly 'occupied by directly opposite J. E. Nixon's Drag Store, Maio Street, in the Borough of Chambersburg; where he' will keep' on'' hand or make to order ail articles table line of tratrinees, such as IiONHMSNTS, TOMBS and_ ILEAD.STONE,S, ii A NTLES, TABLE; it STAND TOPS, &c., matittie cured from the very , best Fan sign and Domestic NI - lie respeetfully solicits steal from these 'who maybe in want of anyartiele in the 4bove line. He is confident itt his ability to satisfy all who may be pleased to patronize him, either as regards his prices, or the quality, beauty and chasteness of his work, Nov.Sl, 'BO Wit. WA_XAMAKERrespectful 1 ® ly informs the public that he has leased the • - BRIC - K "YARD recently occiipied by N. Wantunaker, and has appointed , ' SAUCES, RAIIIPORD, A PRACTICAL monaNio,_ : to conduct -the -business. 10 respectfully solicits the ' patronage bestowed upon the former occupant, and hopes,- ; by prompt attention to business; always having a large supplynf : SOLID, WELL MADE BRICK, of all styles and qualities, to secure all the trade, both city and country, • . -- - , • • -oS.Bricklayers are Invited to exttailite our stock. WANTED.—About :ZOO cordsef good Wadi • ' Zwiel7-em. • F. B.S.ez ICH. H. BUNCH. -. CENTRE WOOL . FACTORY. , The Subscribers respecifully inform: their friends and the _public •genersdiy, - that they-have leased the named Factory pee mile north-westpf Chambers- -, .hurg, (beet known as Horst'S Factory) for a term of years; where they intend to manufacture Meth, Battl= net, Blankets, Flannels and Carpeting from:the fleece or yarn. CountrY Cardingand F tilling - attended to. lase= Indigo blue,' and fancy dying ; done to: order. Having thoroughly repaired the machinery ,theY hope to be able to rendergoneral satisfaction toll sitti may favor them"' with their cushnii. May 6, - H. utitica u Uthi . _ ihtmance. VRA.XILLLIsT INSURAIWE• 00M _12 , PANT - OF PHILADELPHIA,. 435- and 487 uaestnut Street. Capital - Petpetual :Unexpired Temporary Premiums, Surplus..., $400,000 oti . - . - 895,824.63 '!* . 171,525 Ob. . 6 . 11,766 - 11 ' Total $ . 1,392,116 39 Statement of the Aseeta of the Company on: January 4: i - 1463. - - First Ms:mtg. - gm, amply secured $1,993,931' 48-, - Real Estate, (present value $138,3''22.474 cost 128,970 77 , Temporary .14.1allSiOliapiple Collateial Rem.: - • ...... .. '''''''''•. ' • 84;62a 09 .Stocks, (presens v . aane ~.)BAtt -1. n) 1 5° ~ 1 100 Notes and Bar recetiable... cost , . . 75,3 r. 03- Advance in valise of Beal Estate over coati 9,35 £3,339,391/ TO. - Axlvanre in valise of Stacks over cost 13,473 66 Ve1a!52,372,110 acv fra. The only ' Profits fcinn Premiums which this COlll. pany can divide bylaw, are from Itisks which have been; determined.. - • . :*act innalhe Charter qf the Company. "But the moneys reediest as premiums ; upon *risky • ; which remain undoteridited, endure outstanding at the ' time of deelariegemah DlTidend, shall not lieubrudderet as part of the profits of 804 Corporation, or divided an PEE PET 1, or MAIM) INSURANCES - made on every description or property, in Town and Country, for Owners, 'Mortgages, around, LandfOrds,.' Mates allow QS are consistent with security.- Since their Incorporation,' a period of thirty They have -paid over YOU& MILLIONS OP POLY LOSSES BY BY FIRE; thereby affording evidence of the .advantages of Insureace, as well as the ability - and die,: position to meet with promptness all isabilitiea ' -- LOSSES BY FIRE. Losses paidriuring tlloyear 1862..... .. E ' -.- DIILECTORB, Quirks N. Ilancker, , David S. Brown, Tobias Wagneri - Isaac Lea, . Samuel Grant. ; -.- I ,Edward C. Dale; ' Jacob B. Smith, ' ..- George Fele% - George W. 'Richards, Alfred Eitler, .• . - , CUABLEB N. BANGHBR, President. ; , ' EDWARD ti:DAL.V, Tice Pree' !dent: 1 JAO.IV. brAiddrnat, Seel- prci tem. . , - 1.- f..i. Arif- . , Application made to DAVID Oess. of OtrambeAs - ~, burg, who it : air-authorized Agent for the Company' -•- either peraonaily or by letter, will meet with attention: , r March 4,1863. .. (UM J 610 1 ." Own; UP' of Chamberelinti, lei the 'amoral Agent of the Franklin Cesuatiaduttal Insurance Company. - Juno - - WM. McLRLLAN. tobattci _ ikTEW TOBACCO AND_ SEGAit)' STORP.--.211 tha 4fffrearChirmsbuV.-: out I ,, st i e i ty The emenogned, taring been compelled to leave Virginia on actorint of hla Union bentiruents, has come among you loadabllab st business, hoping I'm his long expdrience;and by close attention,. be will meet' with a generous Summrt.; utock , will' corudst of a 11 .4 . he lust brsude of ViBACCO and iIgOARS.,, which he gill aell els cheap Ravin be had anywhere In town. Ilkit forget thoplaces astir flio',:9 l ttle Virginia nigger'," opposite -the Franklin Hotel, next door to cisrpck'sAlook Stant, South•esid'coiner - of tbiiDismond. June 17,18 M, - - 0.113311811: - BLANKS printed promptly, and a owes ratee, at the office of the FRAM= OBITORY. =MI JOlli , l' A. GROVE $60,70811“ ) • • I
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