13
nom.
EEO
18G3. j 1863.
CLOTIFINQ WM.POIttO3f,
• -FR qjvkLizy. MOM; BOLDING,CORNER OF
"IrrLeat3l,4.ltlßSZ STItEIiT and,the.Ol N?10.NOC1111...11-
0 3.1SRSBIIIIII. Pa. JOHN T frOnicrsSO,N, Proprietor.
9 1lie undersigned vice noticelo his legion of generouti
patrons and to the pubile getreraily, that he has now on
band, and offers to purchlasers,lor cash; the t;*pe,..jt' a n d
sod attmlire stork of -
- I
READY-MADE GLOTEtING, -
fer the Spring and • Summer seasons, ever presented in
thi s once. Hie long established character or selling
{l a thing; unsurpassed In Style. Finish and rumbling.
determined to maintain. and making- his purchases
4, the Eastern Cities thin season, at the prupltions time,
,ohatbleal him. ti, offer, his patrons garmenpt jet Prices
...Mager thin the cheapest. Ile makes these statements
d do baasti mg or vain qplrit. bite ask r n 'discriminating
public to give him a call and decide fi,r themselves who,
itt the trade in this section. offers the beet intlacemen•B
te,purcharre. -Tito malarial or every metit sold by
-fit mirchnsed from first-class House:sin tpe princi
pal cites, amithe tnanufacturing is done ,nwler hie own
erupervision in 'this place;by Workmen of acknowledged
elbUity; With his stocl of ith: trY.tl ADE CIIOTRINO,
uri tei attention to a large an I splendid aessortmont
sitllentletnen'a
'7IIRNISHIS'G GOODS, 1.
which he 'warrants to scat the most astiMutti taste or
. . .
.:: be most economical pocket-- --
_, -
. Keep fits 'Dime in remernbriinen'ltnd gi'ioshim a ca.!
.j - nati7,' t ,3 . . -
.. : 201.17. i T. fpfiti7.; iNS&-: - . -
' .
I t 4
• , ELL TOTT,I CLOTIITER,i, South=South=
• 'vat Oirwr2 . °Nile IjI.4.SIOND. next Ilim to the
nk, thlkiltlfiltSlitittll: tre just .returned‘ from the
.. y with a larv. . stock of Noperior and seasonable
'ffo-nis such as CLOTHS. C•klifirifi:KT,S; FIATINETTS,
:311:01 - r. CO it DS, & c.. tor Cords and-VILVETri;SATLNK
31 litSfil liL KS, and other Vestings, Allo—s... very fine
rielection • of READY-nADE CIAITIII7Sq, ishlth be is
prepared to cell nt the very lowest mark' prices.'
Clid.To3l;ritt WORK.—As he eNiplovs a first-rdta cut
ter, he is prepnred to make tip all VindS orparnionts,
,fie Men and .Boys, to order, in the best styleti..
,Satis
faction will be glitranteed.
A large as:,ortnient of Cl ming:sit Ftptsiswci 9001 m,
roil as Shirts. DrawereCrolfa - rs, ilandkerciliefs, Scts•
ptiidein, Carpet Bags, Utabrnlln4:4x.,' ac.: - n Inapt en
tvl, Wye hint acme and save nioney.. ! [J no 17,'63.
311 J. WIIITE ) - ITERcri,o,,ip TAYLOII,
• Aiiii DEALER 7111RE4D1--.VADE'CLOTII
,ti;-.7.(fikl'AfE MADE}- '' ' -
se'' , ,•• • : '. 1 0li: 'PDS. • • • , -
p.)
- CAS:IDIERES.
- ,
Ark ITIVaR •
•- - . G.K.NTE:E‘ERN'S • ,7 '
• FUR:VISITING G 11.9.
1 ' GUM OVERCOATS,
. U>IIIRDIZAS.
11121 - Piece Gi.linls soldby.tlie_yealtand,no, b:trge for
Garment:B Both to persons who Mristililteiyi raia..t!
Machine Stilt. Chalk, 4.414 inch 114111 , 1414e1 Old. „Three:
• &ors North of Eystar'd Dry Gonda Store,'ehitmbers-
M u l , pa- . ' • . . '. - ' . Ran 17,1863. '
Attica. , A -
- - W - OXDERFITL SCIEN IT IC
yy, - WSW'S' I.:Wt.—al the present thae l thrnwhtfal
,Itleittleeverywhere are looking for the revelation of now
atiiilhaportant discoveries in science t and when a theory
vlbrproiented claiming to hate 'discovered-new light and
. tohaveretnoved the veil of "obscurity from a sn-bjeet of
the highest hupiatatice, upon which-'much has been
+kitten. it is proper that- the - claitns of thin theory be
preliente,land carefully examined and tested, which' Is
ilietined to transcend in importance t. suffering human.
ty, all other diecovel ins, the I ightto ng rod and telegraph
hut eicepted. We hold that the human system Is bat a
galvanic atrangenient; with its acids and alhalleti, con
„etituting the positive and negative forces, and thatevery
Artental and physical manifestation, either vehantary or
tnviduntery, Is the result of this =antagonism; thutriiges
, Lion, circulation, secretion, and excretion 'are! wholly at
' tiihutable to the law of electrical irdltieneeit that the
skorres are the Vonductors of ELECTRIvITIt. mid that there
,ts a polar action established through the nerVonasyetern
'wandconnects with edgy part of the body: establishing
tl , Oll preserving; a properltalance of the electric element,
; Which constitutes health, and a 'olisturbanbe of which
tiltistsAlse:tse; that there are strictly hat twit conditions
dbeetse—the one positive, the other negative; and as
• EttelaltlTT possesses these tam inherent principles, it
=frill, if applied according to the electric polarities and
I , :einfrements - of the system, arrest, or, in other words,
esutrolize the disease by the restoration of Proper polar
• aa'tion. Ala also assert that all drugs talien into the aye
: them act strictly upon electrical principleal; that from
ihkompositiou the latent electricity is set free, and that,
though the electrical polaritieS of the • nervous System,
ail etonges , aro priduced either for hood or for evil ; that
in the Incipient stage of disease it anay tend to equalize
the forces, and restoreharmony ; but after the case has
become refractory. paralyzing the nervous icommunica
tons, ancieloangioir the constituents of -the fluids, and
arresting the • digestive action of the stomach and its
power of approbation, no internal preceea ui medication
scree has, or ever can, succeed in removing the cause of
the disease. its only tendency being to mill tip/yand corn
” plicate thesymptains. •
- ' On the contrary, ELECTRICITY being The vital element
upon Whichlife depends. can be directed to any part Of
body, and even after the vital functions seem pare
-freed. pattesee thepower of arousing the dormant en
ergies. equalizing the circulation, and the system to a
lseelfsuutiining system. One very important feature of
this treatment is. that no time is lost in experimenting
- 'with deserve. means of electrical test an accurate
-111,aosis is given at once, determining the locality and
character of the disease. and indicating thb treatment to
be pursued. The carients are perfectly Under the con
"•• teal of the operator, and can tit regulatid to suit the
delicate nerves of :4 child without any unpleasant eenaaJ
• Aim • All these who have long Suffered from painful and
cdtaticatte disease—Acute, ChtUnic, inflammatory -or
Etwalytio—are invited to call and consulti
06NPULTATIOls.l MEE:.
DR. DROWN &TAM WALE
' p in Fraiii:lin Burtiling, West •Market Street, 4th
&or from the corner of the Dintaond,ChaWiersourg, Pa.
' ;tine 17, '63-tr • •
ECONOMY IS WEALVI 1
CURE YOUR COUGH. FOR Wilt TEPN CENTS
The. Best and Cheapest Househtili2:Re.tized.y in
the World
ifADANN ZADOC PvitTErt'S. '
GEE AT • 0,01;
, Madame 7kidoc Porter's Curative Balsam
la entrranfethuiedaCcoctling to the dtrectione:te- cure
ka aliceece,Ccughs.Cords, Whooping' Cough, Letbma,
'seed el !affections of theThrostund Luitge.
Madame Zruloc •Porlei.'s Balsam
ti proparod with all the requisite case and shin,frora
Bxnuinatipu of the best remedies the voi4etable Itingdoin
asps -de. rte retuedieJ qualities are based oniti •power
•to Assist the healthy and vigorous chreniation. of, the
blood; through the lungs. it is not a 4 violent remedy,
tat emollient, warming, searching mad effective carp be
takenby - the oldest pet son or youngesti child
I •
• Madame Zadoe Porte. es 'Bataan: -
bee been ascii by tha public; for oi,ir - iAttls , giird bee
iitniairel its present sales simply by being. recdtatnended
lkyt hose wlio have used it Ai.; Link oinicted friends and
t_ ,
MOST IMPORTANT
7.ulnc Parteii'a Curative 13a,lfrim is II c•ld at
Ariti Which brings it in therea Ii of 4very one to krOp It
oftvettiOnt to use. The timely tide Lift si Elgin bottle Will
woe to' be worth 19U times its - •
• •
Rave yonr money. 'Do not be persnaded plat-rattans
,- .-ahra t lesitt 3e. to $l, which do nut contain the virtues et
13 et.Rottle of Madame Porter's Cilia tire Rats:m y :the
eASst of - manufacturing which is as' great as that of al
. most any other medicine;, andrtho i r 'eery low- price at
which It is sold; makes the prat to the sellem, pplifent
. Vsmall, and Onprindipled dealers sometimes re-'
'cOmUtand other medicines on which their.profititare
iarsee, unless Tie cuitomers insist upon having Madame
•, .; - POrter's and.ndne other. Ask for Slatlaim. Porter's Cu
iie Balsam, price ro.cts„ and in large bottles at 25
, and take no other. If you can not gat It.ltt one
store you can at another. . '
/Sir fluid by all Druggists and Store-keepers-at.l3 eta.
and in larger bottles at 25 cts.' •
- HALL & RUCKEL, Proprietors.
Jett V3,'53-Iy. New York.
For Sale by Miller & and .Jacob R. Nixon,
, afuunbirsburg.
~- p arovv.a.RD Associ*nox,-f
-tot Relief of the Siert 4n4 Diifresteit, afflicted with
,
Virulent arid - Chronic
_Pia , a:m. iidtd .4eeetally for the
Ours of Diseases of the Se tual t/rjaits
14/MICA L ADVICE elven castle, 115 tbe ,Acting'.l3nr
cl. VALUABLE BEPORTS-entSpertnetorthoom,or
ad Weakness, and. other DI saes. of the Sextet
0, gene and on the NEW ith;11.1341118,-tnnployed the
• tplapetAry, sent to the afflicted re.:Sed letter ertvel
apse, free of charge. Tao ur ttltte stempefor pottage
• ' ;ern be acceptable.) ,
Address, Dr„. J.
eeed kabe ,llow iPti ard
to Pa, Assoelatioa, lie 2 7 Baell Ninth Street,
'l,lllld
■
,
etrictieo,
. •
MIXON'S COLIN:N. ,
/I At no time since die c'ommeimment of Nis
' ; on's Drug Store, hastbere been es
PULL AND COMPLETE A STOCK
;of Presh and *,
. . • - el M. 313
To itiffeito these' nrho are - so unfortunate as tate
compelled to indulge in such luxuries. The
fact ls; that unless there are large and rapid:
sales, no establishment can supply its
customers with Strictly' , fresh and re- `,.:
liable 'remedies, in• the shape of 1 ' •
Drugs and Chemicals. Tithe •
' '`affeati with much more -*
• - - • .. - rtipiditymany more arti
' . cies in , medicine than in any
' othtr Merchandise, hone() the ne-
*- - cessity of 'rapid. change of stock to .
seraire. to :the -purchaser last: what': lit'.
• ' wanted. L .NLXON is able..trY rapid changes—
..
in stock; always. to - present the very best to his
customers. He desires to keep•the. above facts be
fore the community, and to solicit a
continuance of tvvors. conidai * on with his full
' , 'stock of
-
DRvas AND I ; c41.1, S,
`be otters 'a full assortment of
PATENT MEDICINES 'OF k'ANDiitD CHAR-
• ACTEIL
;• ,
Ja3:nd'iramil3;—Hed - . •
dyer's PectoriL ' - •
Syer's Sarsarntrillb,
' Mer'n
• - Belmbold's Preparations; • '
• - Rostetter's Bitters, 4 -
•
Dratio's Bitten, • "
German Bitten: ‘' • •
• Binn'Tree Cordial,
Tarrarit'arAperieut;.
Kennedy % Vistovet7.
Hunt's Liniment. -
Males Hypoplpapbit!.4.
ilobensack's Pills,
Wrighi's
Bisuldieth's Pills,
Leidr's Pills,
Timasend's Pills,
Perry Davis's Pain 2 ll / iller,
Falinestock!s Vairniftige,
Worm Conceations,
Worm Candi.
. e
• • Plasters. ,
, .
/ointments. ,
. , i /.. Washes, Lotions,
with many other articles in this line. all of which
. are sol'd 'only on the representation of '
. / •
the Matters of the articles. 1 1
, f
,BAZIICS, i,ITBIN'S, EPRIIII'S' ,
and other
CHOICE 'PERFUMERY AND SOAPS
Hair Dyei; Pomades; and
other articles for the Hair; among which is
NIXON'S BROMATRICIIOS,
HAIR F'o Crb,
One of the best and most, cleanly articles for the
Hair, containing no grease, yet rendering
the Hair soft and
glossy, and preventing it from promaturelY
falling off.
NIXON'S GLYCERINE LOTION,
Which is just the article needed for the remov
al of Dandruff from the Scalp, and leaving'
the hair soft and glossy. In - Prdsenting
these - two articles for the flair, the '
Proprietor has the satisfaction of
knowing that they do all
. that is represented.
t.;
'NIXON'S TgrrEß-CeINTM-ENT
continues as much a '
' favorite as ever, and it cats -
`and _doe* perform remarkable ourca •
of 81iin Diseases, and is guaranteed in all
cases to act as represented.
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER
• In lees than one
year and a half OVka TP7WS-
1113KDICKD PACKS HAYS SICKS I gt
sou., and the sales are on the increase. It is-Just
the powder for
The horse,
The Cow,
• . The neg.
It is neatly put up and full directions go with each-
pack. Ihindreds of testimonials
be presented, but the pro- '
- - praetor deems it
best
to let it travel on its own merits.
RABE - R CROUP SYR.y,P
, .
Is made only at: Nixon's for this donnti, and has a
host of friends 'who can testify
to 'its merits. * '
' Nixon is able - to offer a large stook of
Trusses, - ,
* Shoulder trues,
Supporters.
Bandager.
also --
Combs, ,
Brushes; - • - . ~, '
• , Toilet POwders,
- Perfumes, '
Shaving Soaps,
Toilet Soaps, • ,„
= Pocket Books.
Purses,
Indelible ink.
Tooth Powder%
Tooth Washes,
Tooth Brushes, -
Sponges, i - !
Flesh Brushes.-
' • • Pure Spices, f -
- - StSfroh, •
•
•• ' Stove Black;
Saponifier.
Rat arid Roach kestroyer. f'
In genclasion, Nixoe begs leave to' say that his
stook will always - be kept up to the very
best point; and' Will include ' '
- every thing. =
•
• cola-'" ,
ted.to givehealth
and comfort to the afflicted,
besides such articles . as taste' rectitireS;
The lmepfttet lever in businesti is money, and as
merchandise can, be hid at limn's' rates
for
eta' than time ,' Nizok
ff ‘i'' desisei to' math.
" tusniEss STRIOTtY' CASEt.. •
Julia 17.1861. • . ,
r _
QADDLERY t SADDLERY I—Sad
o dies. Bridles. Harness, Collars, Trunks, Valises, in
Signor the HORSE COLLAR.
JEREMIAH OYSTER respectfully returnehis thanks
to his patrons for • the liberal encouragement received
from them heretofore, and he would invite them an d the
community generally, who may need any thing in his
litre, to gire him a call at his OLD STAN D; on the East.
side of Alain - Street, Chambertiburg, tee doors South of
Huber A Tolbert's Ifardswire•Store, where he keeps con
stantly on haud.every.yarlety of 9ADDLERT AND
HARNES6 of his own Manufacture, and he is prepared
to sell therein:Le at terms that defy competition. Every
artier) offered for sale is warranted to be made of the
best material and by competent workmen, Which Willibe
fully demonstrated on an.examinattoo thereof.
TRUNKS AND VALHES.—Iie would alai) call the
attention oPpersoni wanting a good, neat, cheap and
enbistapiat Trunk or Valise, to his assortment,, •
June 1;,'63.
SADDLE AND HARNESSMAN
VEACTORY.--The undersiguedwOuld respectfully
announce to his friends and ,the public. generally, that
he boa taken the SA.DDLN AND ILARNESS SIIOI , for
merly carried on by Matthew Gillum, dec'd, on -VEST
JLARKET, S7REKT. near the Ornococheagu4 Creek, in
the Borough of l'harribersburg, where he manufactures
Saddles, Bridles and Barnes-Land has constantly on hand
an excelent assortment of Collars, Whips, 'ke. -
Re emproye none but the - best of Workmen. and •con
structs all work from the best material, TRUNK'. aiel
VALISES constantly on hancl.`all of which Will be sold
cheap sulthe cheapest. contlnnan- e of, the former pa
tronage of the chop is most respectfullysulicited.
"Jane 17, 63 - ' JAMES `I3.'GILL4N.
'-WHIPS ! WHIPS ! WHIPS 1—
'WILLIAM smilinel Sow, corner of Main and
Washington Streets, Chambersburg. Pa., rnanufactuters
of all ltlntig of WHIPS, such as Wagon. Carriage and
Riding Whips of various sizes and of superior quality.
which they offer to the public, either by Wholesale or
Retail, at very nioderatispriciui: 'LASHES of all lengths
kept constantly on hand and forsale by the dozen very
cheap. They also manufacture superior HORSE COL
LARS, to which they invite attention.
Orders from a distance solicited-and promptly attend
ed to. '- , ' ' 2 Jtme-17. '63.
SADDLES Rarnesii:, Gears, Bridles
Collartr.Widps, Stirrups. Bitte,Spn'ln al
Ways on band. at our Shops. ~-Dr;IIII,,k.OORDON..
(VIM STOCK OP SADDTiES AND
XL/ Dridlesis very superior,' and this prices will
-
every bpdy. Come and see. DEIHL & GORDON.
(BUR WORK .IS WARRANTED
N.,:f and we believe cannot be beat. We employ all
journeyman. TRIAL k GORDON:,
HATWESS OF E . VTR - DESCRIP
tion, Broad Goitre, 'Plow_ 4eara, Celia:re; on
!Lind constantly, of our own 'make.
WE USE NONE BUT THE BEST
Leather. and keeiiitone but the best made acacia.
and sell at reasonable prices. , DEIHL /t GORDON:,
G. A; DICITZ
usurz.Bl,_ll.!POW.gLit -
WILL PAY THE 11101IES'T PRICE
CII,EAP P.O R C ASH,
The Sheep,
he frapidin ittcpositoin, itiLectnbcrsbu* rg, pa.
1:1171110EMI
Cod, number,
CASH FOR
FLOUR,
WHEAT,
RYE,
CORN,
OATS,
CLOVER SEED,
TIMOTHY SEED,
And sit kinds of
P R 0 -D 'II C$
ALL BIN-DS OP.
SALT,
GOAL,
LUMBER,
CEMENI,
PLASTER,
AND SAND
FOR )3 A I,E,
DEITZ 4- MDOWELL'S
WAREHOUSE AND COAL YARD,
, Near the Railroad Depot,
C HAM BERSBURG,
AND
- On North Carlisle Street, '
GREENCASTI;E I ; PENN'A
June
NEW FIR Ai I-COAL ! COAL !
LIMBER! LUMBER2—Lick.' EBiltT k SON,
having purchased the Coaland hutuber Yard of 416orge
A. Mitt, wilt continue to car on the same business, and
will always hareon.hand a large supply.of Lumber and
Coal. They will be prepared to lilt all orders at the
shortest notice. They tespeettully solicit the patron
age of thelate firm and , the public generally, and ail
who may desire l'oal and Lumber to give them emit,
fueling assured that no means will be spared ti; accom
modate those on the most rerusonable,terme.
June 17, -tf. LEO. 111.18ItT & SON. •
Uooto aub
PEW SHOE STORE'.—The Sub
scriber takes- this method of Informing the ofti-
S of Chambersbarg and vicinity. that he has lust
returned `ran Philadelphia with an ENTIRELY NEW
STOCK or Baits and Shins, of every variety, style and
pattern, and of the heat, manufactures.
Ile has no old .Shopkeepers on hlnd. ills whole stock
is sew. ' Give hint a call—you can easily suit yourielf.
lie invites the Ladies. especially, to cell. as ne will take
'pleasure In sliowing, his geode. Store in the room for
misriy occupiedlaylrederick,Sinith, Esq., as a Law Office,
and morwrecencly used for the purpose by George Eys
ter, Eiti., ti%rti doors North of Fisher's Hotel, Main St. eet,
Chamilersburg• Pa. i ••
'ills large and well &erected stock, he being a practical
•Shoemakericansists , of Ladies' Gaiters, Boots, Slippers
and Buskins,. Misses' and Children's Boots and ehoesi..
Gentlenten'e Gaiters: Slippers, Soots and Brogans.
Do n e t Nrget ,the Onc , p,, No trouble to show Goods at
the NEW STORE, two doers "North of Fisher's Hotel,
Main SitrecotiChambershrurg, Pe., by -
June i 7 '.lP3il , PETER FELDMAN.
etALL AM) SEE; !--THE TIND'ER,
ILL SIGNED announces to his numerous-friends and
customers, that. ho contlines to manufacture to order,
and keeps on hand a Jolt and complete assortment of
various qualitlei and styles of SHOES and GAITERS,
fur' La - dieS," Aliases and Children: His assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES, ALc., for Mon and Boys' wear is com
plete, to 'Which he respectfully invites attention. Work
of all kinds made to ardfe, in a mat and durable man
ner, and at short notice . " Call and seabefore purchasing
elsewhere. and be vrilrsaltify purchasers that he sells at
very mid -profits' fur Cab.. Don't forget the place—.
nearly °Melte!, '
Mita. JkKeefer'At Store, Chsunbersburg,
Pa. ' - 5ir.011 4 119 14EIMER.
3azttil7a.l4ok
IELIALBOLD'S GENUINE PRE.
PARATION: •
HIGHLY - CONCENTRATED, COM
POUND FLUID. EXTRACT BUCHU.
A positivaed specific remedy_
for Diseases of the
. •
BLADDER;_- KTD-NEYS, GRAVEL,
'
DROPSICAL :SWELLINGS. • •
This medicine increases the power of Digestion and
excites tha absorbents into heiathy &dim
, by winch the Watery or Calcareous
Depoditionsomid all Umtata
ral,Enlargements are „
reduced, as • • ' ;
well as Pain and Inflammation; and is '•
GOOD FOR. UM. YirOMEN - AND CHILDREN.
HELM)3OI.O3fS EX TRACT,. 13U0.117,
FOr,Wealstiesses arising front .
EXCESSES, HABITS OF.DLSIPATIONs ,
EARLY 'INDISCRETIONS, r• -
••• OR•cABUSE. ' - --
ATTENDED WITH THE , 4OLLOWING, SYMPTOMS:
Indisposition to. Exertion, •
Loss of Ilteniory,
'Weak Nerves. • - : -.-
Horror of Disease, ,
- Dimness of Vision. ,
Hot Ilands,
• • Pallid Criunießance„ ,
•, - • • - - Dryness ofrthe Shirr,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
;Lop of Power: , -
Difficulty of Breathing, ' • • * -
Trembling..
Wakefulness, •
Pain in the Back.-
Flushing of-the BodYL.. -
Eruptions on the , Face •
These symptoms if allowed to go OD., , whioh. the
medicine invariably removes, . • , .
soon follow - • • z
IMPOTENCY, -FATUITY,- EPILEPTIC FITS.
In one et which thepatientmay expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those direful diseases, -
~ I NSANITY AND CONSUMPTION."
Many are aware of the cause
of their suffering, but none will confess.
- THE RECORDS 01? THE INSANE ASYLUM,
and the melaricholi deaths by Consump•••
tion bear ample witness to •
the truth of the
•
- assertion. •
THE CONSTITUTION•ONCE A FFECTo WITH
ORGANIC, WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen attain
vigorate the system, which'
DF,TIT I, & GORDON
"HI?.LM BOLD'S EXTRACT BU.CHU
Invariably does.'
A trial Will convince the most skeptical'
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,
Old of young, single, married, or contem
plating marriage.
[n many ntreotions peculiar to Females the Extract
Bucha is nuequalled by any other remedy.. as
Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity, Pain
fulness, or, Suppression of Customary.
Evacuation, Ulcerated or Schirroua
- state,of the Uterus, Leucorrhea
or Whites, Sterility, and for
alleomplaints ineidentto
' the Sea. whether ari- • • -
sing from Ladis
- eretion, 'Habits of Disaipation, or in the
. DFCLINF OA MARGIE OP'LIPE.
- • (See Symptom's above.)
NO FAMILY- SHOULD BE WITHOUT. IT.
It'pOWELL
Take no - more Balsam. Merroury, or -Unpleasant
• - Medicine for Unpleasant and Danger- •
porous Diseases.
RELMBOLD'S EXTRA.oT BUCHU
. -
• and
I:IIXI3OLP'S IMPROVED ROSE WATER,
gerSE'ORET •DISEASES
In all
their Stages;
Little or no change in Diet;
At little Expense;
_ - = No Inconvenience:
- AND NO EXPOSURE.
It causes a 'frequent desire and 'gives strength to
thereby removing' Otistructions,_Pre
venting and Curing Strictures Of the Ure
tha, Allaying Pam and Inflammation,
so frequent in'this class of diseases,
and expelling all poisonous, dis
eased and ---- worn out matter.
HOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
- • Who have' been the victims,
of Quacks. and who have paid -
heavy fees to be cured in a short time.
have found they were deceived, and that
the Poison has, by the use of Powerful As
tringents, been dried up in the system, to break
ont in an aggravated form, perhaps after Migitua E.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT- Btrcilu
for all Affections and Diseases of
THE URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in • :
MALE -OR FEMALE, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE ORIGINATING AND NO 'MAT
• TER lIQW LQNG STANDING. .
Diseases of -these organs nil:tiro the aid of a .•
Diuretic.
lIELIBOLD'S EXTRACT- BUCHU
And it is certain to have the desired effect on Disea
ses for which it is recommended. ;
EVIDENCE OF' THE MOST RELIA7
BLE AND RESPONSIBLE CHARACTER
will accompany the medicines. •
CERTIFICATES OF CURES: OF DIS
EASES OF FROM EIGHT TWEN
• " TY YEARS STANDING, ;
with names known to science and fame.
-" PHYSICIANS" PLt&SE " NOTICE,"
We make no secret of Ingredients.
lEIE-LMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is composed of Buchn, Cnbebs, Jun iper Berrie's,
selected with great care by a conipetent drug
gist. Prepared in vaeuo. by H. T. •
IIE7,MBOLD. Practical and Ana
, lytical Chemist, and sole Manufacturer of
HELAIBOLD'S - -
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally aPpeared before me, an Alderman of the
city of Philadelphia,ll. T. HELMEOLD, who
'being duly sworn, doth say his preparations
contain no narcotic, no merenry, or other '
injurious drugs, but•are purely veg.;
• etable. „
• H. T. 11EIIMBOLD.
Sworn and Aubseribed beford me this ...,3' day of
Noveinber, 1854.
, :WILLIAM P: HIBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth st., ab. Race, Phila.
PHYSICIANS" IN ATTENDANCE FROM 8 A.
M. TILL BP. M. -
PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE OR SIX ifoß $5.
. Delivered to any address, securely packed
from observation. Address let
ters for information '
• in confidence to •
H. T. HE LMBOLD, CHEMIST.
• Depot 1(4 SOUTH TENTH STREET,
Below Chestnut, Philadelphia,
HEW ARE OF COUNTERFEITS . AND UNPRIN
CIPLED DEALERS,
[who endeitvor to dispose of their °ins and other ar
ticles on the reputation attained by •
HELMROLD'S' ENU INV PREPARATIONS.
lielmbold's Genuine Extract.Bnehu; -
Helmbold's Genuine Extract Sarsaparilla; -
Helmhold's Genuine Improved Rose 'Wash..
. • • " Sold by Druggists'EverYwbereo
ASK• FOR HELMBOLD'S—TAKR, NO
• 011IER,
Cat out th'e advertisement and seUdforit, and avoid
. impositionund, enoornire. Dosoribe
BFMPtOZna in all cam
f • municatitms. ' •
CURES GUARANTEED, - ADVICE
- oRATIS. -
Se9t, to. 124*.
gaanlal
13-447444. -
_
=1
USE
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC:
=EI
DBMIS
807MJ(NR .TIMR
• to and frost PAVadelpiia, on and` after ~JIO2VDAr,
• 3PRILVO,IBO,
' The Pregemiter Trains of the Pennsy4inla Railroad
:ompetny vvilldepartirom . and arrive at 4arrisb7r,And
i adladelPhis susfolloiva: -
• '` EASTWARD. - •
THROtifill.4l.EBS [Litt leavea Itarrisbarg
tail) , at 240; A 4 At., and arrives at West Phiyeftihia at
FAST La% leivestarrisburg daily (except jtouday)
5.45 arrives at West vhiianelphia'at 9*,
Ls: ' Passengers take breakfast at Lai.csater. ; -
WAY .ACIVIZODATION; via idount Joy, leavis
I - tart-ham:lr at 4.09 A. L, and arrives at West Philidol
: Oda tt 12.25p.at. V „ , _
; FAST
,mkri.: Tit Alli• leaves Harristinig daliylexcept
Sunday) at 1 . ..00-p, lel,And arrives at-West Philadelphia
at 5.00 p.
; HASJUSalftli ACCIVIIIIODATION TRAIN. Co.
- lurnbia,•leaVea -Harrisburg at 4.00 F. n.,, rind' arrives at
West Philadelphia at 9.30 P. 15. , •
'WESTWARD. • • ' •
BALTIMORE-EXPR.ESS „TRAIN leaves Harrisburg
dally (eseept"Mouday)at 2.00 - A. 314 Altoona, 7.16 A. it.,
take brmilist; and arrives at Pittsburg at 12.00 neon..
PHILADELPHIA, EXPRESS TRAIN leaves HarrhiL .
bu rgAlaily at. 3.00'!A. )1.; Altc.na rat 'B.OO, A;
brealtfast r aria arrives at Pittsburg at 42.30 4 ,. U. -
MAIL TRAIN. leav'es - Harrisburg at 1.13 P. H h take
dripper; and arrives at 'Pittsburg at 12.30 AM.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg at 3.30 Altoona
8.35. p, vs., and arrives at Pittsburg at 1.00
1L1RR1314.17R0 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN !sorsa
?hiladelphtikat,?,.Sigip.rs., and arrives at Harrisbaix at
S.OO • - :
WAY ALI9III 4 AMS.tDATION TRAI Nleaves Philadelphia
at 4.04P,,54 and:arrives; at Harrisburg at
This traia runs via Mt. Joy. • • ' •'
SAMUEL' D. 'YOUNG,
, ••IJ r &pt. Midd/e , Ditt..Pinin'a
June .11,180tietfi r • .
VORTIELEAN - CENTRA
Wiri—SWINER TIME TAME. ', • •
Three traiii!s daily 'En and Iron BaltiMora , and Waal,-
logton City: - . ' - ' ' • "
Conne6tiona made Witlitraim3 on' Pennsylvania-Bail
road, to intfirbra t%tzburg and the Wettt. ' '
to and fthrn the Faith and
West Minch Busiinehanna, Elmira, ancitilibtfrorthern ,
Nor-I• • , - ,
On and aftet;liefiday, April oa)th, 184 thi iaarintgar'
Trains of Um aithern Central Railway will 'arrive at'
and dFp4t !Oat linfrisburg end Baltimoreat ,fullowa,'
viz: • ' • "7 . ' -
,001 ' 1THWAAD. -
MAIL MIN leaves Sanbury daily (excep t. &May) . 10.10
lealet; parrisbnrg • • - 1.16 P. X •
- _
. 4 • ' • arriveff it•BaltimOre - 8.88 Y.H.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaTt3a Bonbary daily - - • „'
•41 elteept Sunday) n.oT H.
ii - .141# 13 'trwleburg (except_
" - • 2.00 A. )1,
"• - • 'arrivea -at Baltimore daily, . • '
01014-Monday) ' 6.15 a. H.
HAItIIIBBII#I7I 'ACCOMMODATION leaves • •
Itaitiasutg
tt tiOIiTHWARD:
]FAIL =AIN lissives.Baltimore. daily. (ex- •
4 4 „ cept Sunday) .1.5 A. M.
leara Harrisburg. - 1.15 Y. N.
arrives at Stnbriri.— 4 - .55 P X.
EXPRBBB - TRAIIi loaves Baltimore 11.1 q.... 9.15 P. N.
arriveitst Harrisburg - 1.35 A. x-,
.g - 163:901 Zlarrisburg daily (ex- • ,J• -
• AM A 11!
arrives 'B4'Bi/obi:try 5.38 s - .x.
fiARRISBIIRti ACCOSISIODATION leaves
:,11altifacire ,dailly (except-Fun
-` fl.aSri • - 255 p. tt.
" 'selves. at Ilarrisburg 7.30 P.
For farther informatitin apply at the Office, in Penn
aylTania Ral3rcad Depot; ItuTisbnrg. - -
- J. N. DE/BARRY, Gen Supt.
June,l7,'o3.Af. ' -, • .
YEW AIR' - LINE ROUTE.- - - - .Three
IN;;ltini Daily tb New York and Philadelphia.
On and after iforalay, dl ri/ 20th, 1863 - ,-the-Paisenger
Traintrivill leave the Philadelphia and Readhig Railroad
Depot, at Ilarristairg,for New York and PhiladelPtda, as
e'ollews; •
•
[ EASTWARD.
EXPRESS LINE leaves Itarrisburg at 2.16 A. It., on
wriviHOf the Pennsylvania Railroad Ex-areas Train - from
the Westiartiving In New York at 9.30,A. M.,imdPhila
lelphia a18_.20 a.. M. A sleeping car As attached to the
train through-from Pittsburg without change, ,
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at B.OOA. x.,arrtvitig
in New - York at 6-.31f p.lit., and Philadelphia at 1:50p.5.
FAST tlNßl l esies Harrisburg at 2.00-P. arriving
In New Itnikatlo:2s and PlabnielPtda at-Y-aigar
• - '
FAST LINE eaves New York at 8.00 A. re., and India
lelphlaitElo arriving at Harrisbnreat 1.15 P. it
MAIL RAIN leaves' Nevi York at 12 2 0f.r noon, and
Philadelehisi at 3.00 P.N., arriving at Harrisburg at 8.20
—•-. , •
• EXPRESS TRAIN legies New York at 1.00 P. et., ar
riving at Ilarrlitbura at 2.10 A. se and- connecting mith'
the PennsylvanittExpress Train for Pittsburg. A sleep
ing car laalso attached to this train. -
Connirtione ;We made at ilarrisbure With trains on
the PerawYlvartia- Northern Central and Cumberland
Valley railroads, and at Belding for Philadelphia, Potts
ville, Wilkesbarre, Allentown, Easton, Ac.
Baggage cherked through. Fare between" Now York
and Harrisburg, $515 ; between Harrisburg and -Phila
delphia; s3_os,in Na 1 cars, and $3 in
For, tickets or, other info rmation apply to '
J. J. CIND
June 17,'83. tf. General Agent, Harrisburg,
1862. • "1863.
iWINTER, ARRANGE lENTII.-
AILR L D UNIERLAVD VALLEYAND
caAtatty, OF HOT:FRS.-0o and 'after 'bir:L4y, No:
venal* 127,:1041, Passenger Trains c4ll run daffy, al
tollowa, (sunday, excepted) : - '
FOR: 7.II4O•ERSi3URG AND
IBISBURG:_ ', 2
•F - '' , A. M. • P. M.
Ltavellagitniicriiii . ' , '7.00 ... 2.45
" ' 0 rei.:lneatTti - 7:37- - L 35
- • - -,' •' ' 4 rriye at 8.17 4129
ChamberAriarir- ' { S. ---
.. . Leave at 8.30 • 1245'
Leavett hipititteriirg ' ' : 0.00 - , 1,28 •
Newaille k?. " " • 9.32 - 1 . 100
• . 4 - -Carlisle.: 10.10. ~ 2.42
4, 10,er.banletiburi IO 42 3.12 •
Arrive at Mitiisburjr, 11.15 .3.40
FOE 0114311WR8BURGA.ND 11.A.GERS
-:,"= ~ TOWN.. ~:- , : -
Leaves ilarriebaq'
MeeharlesDiars
' 4 $ While ' -
" ' ''..ibtppernentrg • 10.3$ . 4.00
Arrive at Obatrdwitbn.tg .... ...... ..........11.00 4.30
Leave rbarnberaborg 11.10 4.40
areencturtle 5.30
itiviVa at ...... .1235 • 6.10
-a-vittakitig -close connections - at ..flarrisburg with
trains for Philadelphia, New York and rittelndg; and
N 18 . 6 1T .
witliarains.(cir all - points West.
it. ft: Office. Ofultafrtabtirjr. Nov. 1%
, ,
1863. •'i ,;„ 1868.
DIIII)ADELPHIA AN D 'ERIE
- E.A,ILIIO.tID.--This great line traverses tlie -North
ern and Northwest countiellef Pennsylvania to the city
of Erie,un • Lake Erie.
It has been.lenaed. by the Pennayllartia Ra l lo g yyd
Clnnpanyortd under their auspices is being rapidly
opened thronginiat its entire length.
It is now in ule`ftir Passenger and -Freight' btisiness
Train Harrisburg to Driftwood, (2cl Pork ) (177 'Brie,
on
the Eastern Division, and from. Sheffield td 'Sri°, (78
miles,) (1,0 . 1te Srestern Division. • •
TIMR.OF-TASSENGER TRAINS AT RA/WSW:MG.
NIAILTRAINIemiee North.. . - ..... 1.16 A. m.
EXPRESS', TRAIN leaves Nein..., 1,00 4 , 4 q
' Cartrtiothrough wrrnouf auxin. Loth ways on these
trains between Philadelphia' and Leek Haven, Ind be
tWeen•llaltimere and Loc.k
Elegant Sleeping gars en i the Express train both ways.
For infeirdation reepeeting Passenger badness apply at
the S. Hr.:Corner 11th and 4w-tut streets, Philadelphia..
'And ihr 'Freight trasinesippf the l.kun pany's Agents:
g:S Ringston,lr:,Cor. lathtmd Market staa,Philada.
3: W. Reynoble, Xrio.
I. Id. titill,Aseat N. C. R.R.:Baltiniere,-61d.
11. U. HOUSTON,
, general Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
- 110UPT,
general Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
. ,D Purrs,
June 17 , 83)' general•Elanager,Williarnsport.
• • ,
AR NTS of Soldiers iik the Ser-
ViCi4 intkorpitals. can • furnlils theta' with the
rPOSITORY three months for 25 cents; err months for
50 cents. or one year for - $1:00- -
pR . o,l l lrigtS'Sif,„ o'fdiers in ;the Ser
vice;, or ta.lloip,italit." fOrri f tsh' theiti with the
IieoIUTORY three tionthe for 25'eenti5 eiz roontbs for
caitte.,9r!one year for PA*. ,:
: 1 24:001ANTS.-Tite *ay to
.serAirs,radltable cud= iii,c; , lntiaTiSa is the
aNHLL•IARKIITOI3Y, - . •
LtursALErate
DEAtiiNG! , RAIL
iIfIiANGEHENT,
tiREAT TRUNK LINE from the North and North•
west for Philadelphia. New York, Reading, Pottsville,
Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, Au., &e.
Trains - leave, ilitrisburglor Philadelphia. New York.,
Reading, Pottsville, and all Intermigliatestatiene, at 8.06
s. sc. aud 2.00 P. w. • •-•- - •
.vr York .Expresv lemma Harrisburg. at 2.15 /4.4 1 44
arriiing at:lte* York at 0,15 the carpe a:10t1*, '
- Fares from Harrisburg: To New York $515; tent's , .
delphia $3.35 and 5,:.50. Baggage checked' through. '
- Returning, learn New Yerk , at 61. 111...12 Voont . andl
7P. X.. (Pittsburg Express.) Leave Phikuielialia al
8.15 A. 3.30 Lot. - ' • ' - - • -
• Sleeping Cars iII the Now York Raptras Trains qmnigt,
to arid from Pitteburg without Chug°.
Passengersi by the eatawlasst- Railroad leave Tamaqua;
at 8.50 s.st , and 2.i o. st., for Pbiladelphia,New
and all Way Points.
Trains leave Pottsville at 0.1.51.-11„11241;0 Kr.
Philadelphia, Harrisburg and New Porit. - *
- An Accommodation Passenger train leaveslteading
5.00 A . a., and return from Philadelphia at 5.00 P. X.
/Or - An the above ttains -- daily,' "Sundays ex.-
A Sunday train viies
_Pottsville it 7.30 A:" It, and
Philadelphia atd,l6 P. X. • .- • • •
COIIIIMIta#9U, Bfilcage.Seo.3ol:l, and Excursion Tickets ,
at redniedlates toaud troui an palate: - • -
!„ - - U. A.IIICL'OLL%
9 'StOrligpndent.
Time 17,1863 tf.
ThatbW4re, eutterg,*c.',
ARDWARE
H
WITH k RiCickADSON,
611 Market St "itarielihia
Pm. 1111M111. orimmumitTsof •
The tinden46ed iespectrutisriiiii the ttitentioa
of COUNTRY KER:CIIANTS tu their huge mid:well t4 ,2 _,
looted stock of
rtia;detitiettel ariangeinente .Fllll
we flatter ottrsolve3 we can, offer, inducements to jaw
r,hasers that will fully remunerate the trouble of 'exam
luingrolar stotk:,"lV e ask out a trial, minium the
Country, Trade, that a e are
, preparefl_to sell low and
accommodate.,
• Our stock or Table and Pocket Otiaery voustudly
large, selected with cure. ar,dincludiag &variety ofstylee
that eiarisotalut skit all testae.— . ' •
We have constantly. ~ ns band a large aseortmeni of ,
"Building Itaitware, ' ' • • •
Tooth Clattery, •
Tool:Boies.
end' Chests, ; . • •
„ • and- e hoetn sk frrs Tools;
Screws, Nana,
everything in short; pertaining to &fret elaseHardivese
Store. ,
Particular attentienpatit tri -* It IS oar _
;aim to secure the - confiatticeofour customers, end to this
end we are partleni.ir. in filling orders, to give the best
and as cheap as though the customers were . la
person. , Give:.ue a
IME , .2Mii=MMZEI
...... OSO A. X
wag. 5; '63-tt
NEW ItA.EDWARE STORE.
• L. B. BYStSR
would respectfully reform - tde 'friends, and the _pahlte
generally, that in tonnextion with his -
IlliliOSEivß OIL Al 4D 14151 P-STORE,
he his commenced the HAUDVeILHE Arcisiness, at hb
new Store room one iltlOr nor th of
~ 0 1. Ilubet's Grocery.
111 s deck conate in the fullOWing articles, via ;
Building Hardware,
House Furnishing Goods,.
Tabhi'arid'Pockit Cutlerf'
Mechanic* Toils, , - -
Nails by the west Or lei',
Farming lltenensorich as
,
tpadesi
- Rotate Lifters,
Scythes;,
Cte., 00.
Also, Glass, - paints, flenso`e '
, Linseed, Kerosene, and Lab , g
. Lamps of all descriptions, • , , -
,
Chanel tiers fur Gas and Kerosene,
• _ ernitJar4, best qualith &c:ta`t•
:Jigent r for Bala of lIVANBA WAT3OW3 Sire
Proof Bates • tiutY 29,113:4.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
W. Pr...KNIGHT k 80.
• Isttpoiters and Dectleraist
ASIEKI i CAN , ENGLISH AND GERMAN - ,
t A It A :It
- dininterce SYTact, .
lietweo 4th end Bth and td.arketiind Are!ilta,
..Philadetphial -:
aui• b, 'Bs•tt
SHOEMAKERS ATTENTION:—
We time Ocays an band, tlioi;`Thieild,' 'butts -Boot
Trees, Leathers, ,2146 e Item ,i!to '• - •
Tune 17, 13,3: " :118 &
VirIYV,RS k ; BRAND aie• . •eonstantly
receiving treliti Hardware, to Whirl they ladle
the art - 4.110mi or the public. - have a large; stpck at
.Nails and Iren,,Wohyre offer at, reduced pricer!.
A :6ENDIVAL ASSORTMENT, 91?
ik.B'intritri.o_SoimuLs.,.'siiiol as Ilinpis,
Naomi, Locks; Glsgs,.Thstty, &c.
(ILLS AND -PAIN apit - 'l3,lick
k Read, lanai Lout, Linseed OR, ard , ; kinds to
colors, at the lowest adalt prices- lain RBAND.
LARGE ;OkDARA•
..Tho s ifcketa, ChuAus,latee
, rgA4D
/11.131PACK:IN - G.AND BELTING,
gut lasitiikattrptg 36, )6, 96, 36 and 1 intl. ,
t HOU &BRAISrD.
RAN' KI M INS lIItANCt : COIL
F
PANY OW,PMEGADELWI,IA, N0..48er and, 44
Luesttrut Street. • , - . •
,000 00
. . - 855,824 63
Unexplied,Tepporeuflemiumg - • 171,525 625
o.yrpl9ll. ' .......... -024466
Total 2,116 AO_
Etittemfatoi 445,-Assetti a the co - roptuay on January ly
Mat 141Ortgagia3. seettred.. - . 45
Real EstateApr‘zot-Valuo $138,14:47 % 1 colt 27,8970 77 ,
Temporary Loans; or ample Collateiel Mew:
rities -
LOS ' 138
8.47 2.75
.... 9.27 _ 245
10.02 3.29
Blocks, Ores= WW1:98,365 164 c0met.}...... • _ 84,01 Se
Notes and Rats 1449 519
,';6,31208
CO 89l Oa
Advance in value of Real 'Estate-ever cad, ‘, 9,851 70
Advance in 4 ralnerof. Stocks over c05t....4.....; ,13,473 Ga
• T0ia1....a o. 0.... jlB
.t - The only Prolita frOm Premiums which thiaCona
pang can divide by haW,ariffrotaßisks which have beets
determined: • ,
Etetract Aost the -chart& of, the 'armpits,:
tg Rut moneys teceived as, pverulMusupon Fisins
which remain . undetermined, and are outstanding at this
time of declaring blab 'Dividend, shell not inknonsidtivel
as pint of the Profits ni said 'Vorporation 3 Or Abided as
such:, • . .
PER RETII.4 oi ILIUM , 11%7SViii*E8 :made
km eVeiy deseriptibu oR propel ty, in • Ttiwn and Otaintry,,
;for Owners, Mortgages. Ground, Landlords, 0., 4.0.
;wean low aware consistent with security.
Wince their thicdriguation, Inlperlixi -et; thirty ye tt
they have paid pier , FOlikt - .5111.1.1Q103 Or DOLLARS
LOSSES 3il [ HIRE; thereby affording, evidence of the
advantages Of insurance, as well is the ability and din.
position to meet With; ptoinptnees all liabilities.
1.0881.E.S BY, FIRS
Losses paid daring the year bin
•
• &LC OR . • .
CharlesN. Banekeri • 'Biwa! S. Rio*,
Tobias !Wagner; Isaac tea
---Samuel Grant.. Edward 0.-Dale,. ;
'Jacob, George Faits". •
geOrpfi, tti. Richards, Alfred rider.
• ; ....4011ARLE8 R. BallCltSß,Preatdent.
EDWARD O. pALEY, YjcePreetdent.
Jaa.W. M'ALtiarna, Set . 9 Pro tem.,
'lnk-Application made to Ditto gYeics. Chembe..•
burg, who •hi an nattinfized• Agent; ter the, a m p unt ,
either PersonaltiPr, /Merl wdld met with attention.
Blarelk 1841 • =•••-
OUR AGENT.--411i Govt,
of ChandKu r istia is the- thineaskAgak of the
Frusklf It County *4 Inidusnce Company.
dtinsl72 .6 a.• -
_ wu , mo mi s.cs. r . -
_..BAs4ET St -
litetw -
B ,Bat
yountsinigh nou'e,
*AR'DW`AREI`
S - 31rrti & 'RICHARDSON,
Sll"Maillet St, Philadelphia;
MYEllif IitAND
fitOltrAW:
569,798 1,
EMI
/ME
titaii NU.- ,
Omar:. Hemp, .- '
• 1,
Vi
anci'lto.444.ati t ,
. • - • atierARGLER,II,
_ .
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