6
Oftetiiity trorlatiiittfint.
_
F - RooLA:3.l.A.Tios '.-6-141,NERAL
rstsECTlON.—whereas. hn • Art of de
Mind Assembly of the Eons looso outfit Of Penneylva
-icht,mttitied. "Au Act relating to the Elections of this
oma l oovrealth i vmstql tho3t dny ofsluly. Ann'3 Domini
1131, it is Made the dutyuf th. Sh. t ff of every County
- .within this COmmonwealth to AIN.. public notice of the
Gefientl Electiotis, and in slush notice to enumerate—
' 1.4::-TIre Officers to be
"1:d-1resignating the places Lich the election is to ,
beheld.- Th'erefore.
F.OfIT BRA-IDT, Inch Sheriff of the County of
Franklin, do hereby make known and give this PUBLIC
NCEZICE to theElectrors of the Convey of Franklin, that
U THE 21 'TUESDAY ,OF oe'rourat. NEXT, (being
`ll l l3th day - of the Month a tteleralElection will' b,
ltbhi fit the several Election Districts established by law
111'214.1.11 county - tit which time they will cote by ballot fof
the severe! officers, ite-herei nod ter named, la :-
- Onelierscinf tor' U,ovorner of the Commonwealth of
renfely
One perdon for Judge of the Fupromo Court of the
Contawnwealth of pennsyh an hi.
Two Persona for utembecn of the liaise of Representa
tkee of the (Meerut Assemlil) of Pnensylvania, to rep
fe'sent the Counties of Franklin alai Fel toll in the BOV3I
..
~Iteptesentativs of the General Ageetubly of Yeiin
thio person to fill the 'office orl'rothonotary . for
Ikmoty of Yranklin.
Ono person to till the . offiee of IZogistor and Itecortlet
fer tlio Counfy'of Franklin.-,
Oa° pOrtloll tO tho oftee 61 Clerk of the Courts fot
the County at Franklin.
Ono person to fill the office i.lTratotirer for the Conn
ty of•Vranklia.
.
- -One person t 01 3 .11 the office of County Comtalssionm
for Ow County of - leTanklin.
One pet sun total the office of s lArectot of the Poor to
the County IS Franßlin. 1 .
One person to All the office of Auditor big the Cdtft.
er" f rztuklin.l.
f
.
- T.,. sold Elections will be 101,1 \ . hyOughout the Countf
4, r nhore: ' .
A t.. 1 he Court House In the /3,A-d bof Chamberebnrg
, n the North Word of said itoi' 'tgt l ,and part of Guilfurn
too oship.. ' " • ~.
At the House of .1. W. Taylor, for' the South Ward 0,
sand Borough. .
At the Public Rouse a .101ilillordon, „
at , the West
Point of Csiumbersburg. for the township of Hamilton
At the.Scbool Howse in F , s, et Eev ills tur parts of tin
ton,-114111p§ , ot Guilford'and Given. - •
At the Public House of M irbts Shoemaker, in*een
village, for part of Green ton , • -
At tile ,Wostetn -School lion-is, in the to ' of , St.
Thomas, for the ionmaltip of St. Thomas.
r„-At the School House, in the town of Pantiettaburg
tba,township of Metal.
At the SChool ilonbe . .,. in the town of Roxbury, for thn
township of Lurgan. -
At the lionise of John Harter. for, part of townshli
of Yannett: •
At the School Douse, in the tk;WII of Concord; for part
of the township of Pannete end 11
At thenew Stone School Roue. in -Morrowtown
3rict, fin. the other part of eau...et twp.
At the Donee now occupied by Geo. Anderson in the ,
visage of Quincy, for the the t se:seta's of Quihey.
- e"tAr the Western School Dense is. Waynesboro,' for the
towuship of Washington.
At the House of D. Foreman in ft reencastle. for Are
trim aterpart untie township ol Peters acid Montgom
ery.'
At the Schoolßonse, on the late! of Michael Codk in
- Warr( ti township, far the tatrte:ie e'er Warren.
At the Strasburg School Ilene, for the township of
Let tau keno y.
At the Rouse 9f James Meilen. iu the town ofLondon
for part of the township of Petert.
At the Log House on the fares of Jima. kuiott, for the
Weld', Run District, being port of Montgomery twp.
At the House of Thomas MeAb.e. in Mercensburg, lot
parts of the townships of Peter. end Montgomery.. '
At the Mount Rock Schaal In Southampton
Were :Milt, for part of the township ..f Southampton.
'At sis° Eastern School Ilene. in Orrstown, for tte
other part of Southampton I , »Y
NO' VIE IS HEREBY GI —.-That every perm
°lee.... J stetices of the Peace. shall hold any of
see or appointinent of profit er trust muter the P. State•
or of 'tide State„cr a City or Incorporated. District
whet ter a comtuissioned efficer or otherseiss, who is o
, shall i.e employed under the Lee7..lative,
,Executive v
4ndiseary Department of this -St e 1.., Sr, of the Cult°
State., or of any Incorporated 111 , 4 r ct. and also, the
every nernber of Congress and of the State"Logislatuie
Ittei the Select or Common Cobacil of any City, or Com
missem.er f any Incorporated hen ries. is by .aw inc -
' pable of holding or exercisiee , nt site time,
the office in
Appoimnseut of Judge e lnspe tai, et hies le,uf esty
elec
tiun ~t" this Commonwealth-and ru tnedudge, Inspects.
~or other officer °Tench °teethe., -.mall be eligible to b.
then . ..teshfor." • --
Awl the said Act et' Assemble.. entitled eAn Act re
Maine t.. Elections- of tins Conineosivealth." Paliseljely
mg further provides, e,, wit: „
• "Tam ttlie Inspectors Mel Jud e ., shall meet: at th.
realm...rive plates appointed f ili , 10117; the electiOn it
the Illstrict in vehicle they may respeetively belong, be
fore!) o'clock, on the morning i,i the eel Tuesday of Or
tober. end each of said Despeetv, s eppoint one Clerk.
who steal be a qualified Total eif ettels District. ,•
'ln case the-person who ehall irate received the see
and highest number of 'votes ter Inspector shall not et
-tend oh the day of election, OM' the person who fatal -
have received the second highest number of votes fo.
Judge at the next' preceeding electiou, shall act as Iu
ppectee in his place. Aud in case the person who inse
received the highest number of votes for Inspector shalt
nut attend; the person elected Judge shall appoint an
- rarn r a i t u at i tt i l tl. ac llt e a n ud tl i l n e c gs e p i e h c Inspector
wh e o e r le e e c t e e i d ve J i m i l:
highest number of votes ehall- appoint a Judge in hi•
place; and if any vacancy shall continue In the boar.
for the space of one hour after the time fixed by law ft"
the Opening of the electldn, the qualified voters of till
township, ward or district for which such officer shalt
have been elected, present at the time of election, shall
elect one ut 'their number to fill the vacancy."
Particular attention is directed to the Act of Assembly
pleased the 27th day of February,lS49, entitled "An Act
relative toe voting at Elections in the Counties- o.
Adeanslllauphin, York,Lancester,Franklin, Cumber him,
Snuffers!, Centre, Greene and Erie," viz:-
- 'el. elfe it enacted by the Senate and Dense of Repre
'soutatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in
'General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the
authority of the same—that it shall be lawful for the
qualified voters of the bounties of Adams, Dauphin, Lane
caster, York, "Franklin, Cumberland, Bradford, Centre,
Greene and Erie, from and after the passage of this Act.
eo, vete for all candidates for the various offices to be fill
. 'c'h'at any election on one election on one slip or ticket
Provided, the office for which every candidate is voted
, - Tor ehithbe designated,as required by the,existing laws
of the Commonwealth.
. .
" 2. That any fraud committed by any persob voting
in the manner above prescribed,' shall be punished
• similar (retitle are directed to be punished by the exist
ing laws of the Commonwealth."
For the inferMation ofthe electors of Franklin county
I pub.ish the following, being the 4th section of the Act
of the General Assembly of the session of 1851, entitled.
" Au Act to provide for the election of Judges of the
several Cdttrts of 'this Commonwealth, audit° regulate
certain Judicial Districeje
4. That the election Cot Judges &ball be held and
'conducted in theaeveral election Districts in the, same
ruirmer in all respectena elections for Representatives
tire or shall be conducted, and by the same - Judges, In
specters and oinpers, and the provisions of the Act of
tar. General Aselembly, entitled, "An Act relating to the
* -4 - elections of this Commonwealth. approved the 2d day of
!:'
Jnly,'lBl9, and its several supplements and all other like
'laws as far, asdhe same shall be in force and apphcable,
deeined and taken tobe the election of Judges:
• PrOVided; That. the aforesaid electors shall vote fur
Judges of the'Supretne Court on a seperate piece of pa
ileetand for all other Judges required to be - learned 1.,
.the law on another separate piece of paper.
"It shall be the day of the several assessors ; respect
4 . to attend at the place of holding every eneral,
Special-or Township election, during the whole lime
takid election is kept open, for the purpose of -givkng in
' f,yrinatkni to the Inspectors and 'Judge, when cal fed on,
in relation to the right of any person assessed by them
• le vice-at such election, and on such other matters in re
- I..fost to the assessment of voters as the said Inspectors,
o eithet'Of there. shall from time to time require.
". 3 No person shall be permitted tovote at any- election
sits &bred:aid, than a white freeman of • the age of:twenty
,one years or more, who shall have resided in tho‘State at
. • loess one year,
and in the election District where Le of
fete to rote at least ten days, immediately proceeding
such-election, and within two years have paid a State or"
County tax which shall have been esseased at least ten
slays before the election. But a citizen of the United
States, who has previously been asps:Wiled voter of this
State, and removed therefrom and returned, and who
.1' shall have residedin the election District and paid taxes
aforesaid shall be entitled to vote after residing in this
State six -months ; Provided, That the white freemen,'
.eltffeite of the United States between the ages of twenty
d • one and twenty-two years, who have resided in the eke
! lien District ten days as aforesaid, shall,- be entitled to
- - vote. although they shall not have paid taxes. .
-N person shall he permitted to vote whose name is
not contained in the list of taxable inhabitants furnish.
by the Commissioners, unless, First, he produces a
• .receipt for payment, within two years of a State -or
County tax.assesSellagreeably to the. Constitution, and
- give satisfactory evidence either on his oath or farme
r rion. or the oath or, affirmation of another, that be has
heist such it tax, or In failure to produce Mich a receipt.
mt a n snake oath to the payment thereof: or, Spam& - if
Ito claini a right to vote by being an elector between the
- ages of twent3 one and twenty-two years, shall depose
' eu oath or affirmation, thatho has resided in the State at
least one year next before application, and make his
' inch proof of reside - mein the District as is reqinsed by
' this Act. and that be does 'verily, believe from the :se
' counts given - him that he is - of the age aforesaid, and
,•.,g suet other evidence as Is • required by this Act.
- ,..13..reep0n the name of the person so admitted to vete
Cud! be inserted in the alphabetical list, by the lespec
- - t note mule opposite thereto by Writing thr
— tax" he shad be admitted to vote by reason of
..h.svingpal.l tax or the word- age" if he shall lie admit t
st Gto yo 6 by t easen of age, and In either case the reason
el 5U6 vole s:ieti be called out to the:Clerks who shall
:eke thelike note in the list, of t Voters kept by them.
' . ad I cases where the name of The person claimiug
to vote is n•t found on the list Dirnshed by the Comm is•
ts;ogers Cr Amisesscirg, or his right to vote whether found
.mti,et by verbal proclamation thereto, orby any written
s qeszi is: not, Is objected to by any qualitled citizen, it
vikoriatitation.
,
shall be the duty of the Inspector; to exainine taunt jer • ,
sons on oath as to qualifications, and if be claims to hive T E
0T I C
resided within the State f..r our year or more. his oath i TO THE
shall tie sufficient proof thereof, but he shall make proof ..
by at least one competent witnosa; who shall be a quail- ; PEOPLE OF FRANKLIN COUNTY,
fled elector, that he has resided within the District 'foe - -
more than ten days next immediately preceding said
electioutand shell a-so himself • swear that his bona fide 1
residence.inpursuance of his lawful calling, is within ,
the District, and that he Aid not remove into the said 1
District for the purpose of voting thereto.
"Every -pereton qualified as' aforeseld4 and who shall •
mate Cue proof, if required', of his resilience and pay- i
went of taxes, its aforesaid, shall be aelmitted to vote in 1
the township, ward or district' in which he shalt reside,
"If any person shall prevent or attempt to prevent au i
officer of the election tinder this act from holding. such 1 -
`election, or use or threat , it any v'olence to any such of
deer, or shall Interrupt or improperly interfere with him '
in the execution of his duty, shall block or attempt to , ,
olock hp the window or avenue to any window where
the same may be holding, or shall riotously disturb the_ ,
peace of said election, or shall use or practice any intint- ; ' , - .
elation threats, force or violence with the - design to hi has Just retunted Item the East and opened the follow
duence, nnduly or overaw any elector. or to prevent bin • -
from voting, or to retain the I reedom of choice, suchper . ing list of FRESII MERCHANDISE, which he proposes
ion on conviction shall be fined in any sum tot exceed:o sell
in five hundred dollars and to be imprisoned - for a time ' g
t • ; ' WHOLESALE Altii•R ""
ETATL, ' -
not I- se than one or more than twelve months, and il i' .- ,
.hall be SlieWn to the court where the trial of such m' , , CHEATER" THAN - THE CHEPEST :
fence shall be Matti that the person so offending was no, ' ,
a resident of the city. ward, district or township when WO Barrels Brown Sugar. '
the said offence was committtd, and not entitled to t vet in " , White " • -
therein, then on conviction he shad be sentenced to pa. 4) ,„
4 tine of nut less than one hundred or more than on. Byrn . " ps and Molasses. . . •
thousand dollars, and to be imprisoned not let a than 'si: - 000 lbs, choice Hams. .
months nor more than two years. - • ' ' 1000 " Sides ittld Shoulders.
'!lf any person or persons, shall =teeny. bet oilvag- .
00 Bags O. A . B ali:
upon the result - Of any election within this Common
wealth, or Saalloffor to make any such bet or wager, n• ' 0 Bag's Ashton Pine Salt: ' - ;'' • - _
printed advertisement, challenge or invite any person o; - 1000 Sacks Table or Dairy halt -
persona to make such, betor wager, upon conviction there 1
of, be or they shall forfeit Etna pay three tlines th . d Boxes rime Cheese; . _ J sr"
amounts* offered tots bet. , - , ' - ;;3 gross Essence Coffee; - ,
.._
. " -
"If any person not by lawAualified, shall fraudulent!)
•. ;Antis Excelidor Coffee. - .
vote at en election in this Commonwealth; or Win, i . , ~. ._ ... .
otherwise qualified shall SOfeDut of - his proper dist net. .
• . '
50 tdds. No. 1, 2 and o, matiseret
or if any petson, knowing the want ofsuch a quitliticatiori ii;fi boxes Scotch Herring.
shall aid or procure such person to vote, the person; an Id doz. Twine and Bed Cords.
conviction. shall be fineli>in any sum not exceeding tw-. ,
hundred dollars and be imprisoned fur any term not ex- ..10 4 :) ,. Dozens Corn Brooms;
. "
..teding three months. - . -
"If any person shall vote at more than one elect'on-.. 004.111-or.slienssaAritssaotrt3eidaißturtiacishte;
re : re Prices;
district;or otherwise fraudulently vote more than once ; 1001;egs of Nals. -
on the same day, or shall fraudulently fold and deliver to .
the Inspector two tickets together, with the intent lilt- , 10 dozen Curry-Combs and Horse Cards.
, -
gaily to vote, or advise and procure another so to do. he i WO gross Nla.ches at factory prices;
or they shall, onconviction,be fined in any stint not less .200 doz Mason's -hoe Blacking at factory prices;
than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars, and be lm- agi t
ibW. picked Smoking Tobacco. ' .
prisoned not Lem; than three nor more than twelve - , . , quve Dollish.leDollish.
months. . , . 2., row
•
"If any person not qualified to vote in This Vommon." ; \ 25 gross Indigo in boxes.
. - • .
wealth, agreeably to law,
100 Ths. Indio in lump.
(except, the eons of qualifit4.l I
citizens) shall appear at any place of election for the 1 - -
'
tell tioz.ils . 'int' and ball Tut Flasks at Factory pria .3
purpos3 of issuing tickets or of influencing the citizen- i
qualified to vote, he shall, oil conviction; forfeit and ita, I :25 " line Bottles.
any slim not exceeding one hundred dollars for every I lon
,"Fancy Soup , . -
such offence. and he imprisoned for any term not ex- i
ceeding twelve months." . WATER,_ ~
,
Agreeably to the.provisicats of the sixty-fit stsection ot
said act: '•Every General and Special Election sheql,
t pen between the hours of eight.and ten in the forenoon.
and shat continue open until seven ceclock in the' even
log, when the polls shall be closed."
Pursuant to the provisions contained in the seventi
sixth - section of the act first o foresaid, the judges of thi
aforsaid districts shall respectively take charge Uf-tlie
certificate of return of the election ot their - respectiv,
districts. and produce them at a meeting of no judgt
front each district at the Borough of Chtunbersburg, on
the third day after the election, being for the present
year ON FRIDAY, TILE 16TII DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.
then and there to do and parform Gib duties required b"
law of said judges. -
Also—That whetea judge by sickness or unavoidable
accident, is unable to attend such a meeting of judge,
then the certifteate or return aforesad s'•all be taken
Charge of by one of the Inspectors oi• Clerks of the elec
tion of said district, who shall do and perform th (Into,
required of the said Judges unable to attend._
Given under my hand and seal at Chambersburg.
'Met day of August. 1863. s SAMUEL BRANDT.
Sheriff's Offlce,Chamb'g: Sheriff.
eburittionat.
AIETTEVIIIE ACADT - 131Y.-
The annual opening of Fayetteville Academy will
take place on Wednesday. &ptotber 91.14. under the charge.
of3lr.A.li.Swucnsrand,Miss E. F. Swurzar, of New
lersey.
, This Institution is incorporated and loc ded inthe vill
•ge of Fayettosille,franklin County, Pa.. six miles frun
.11ialisbersburg in a healthy part of the country and witl
•aagniticent Mountain scenery around it.
If is the design of the Institution and will bo the COI..
dant aim of„the teachers to impart yffactita/ thorough
sees in. all branches of ./nstruttion. • •
The school year is divided into two sessions of twent:
weeks each. The Fall re ssion begins the second Wed nesila,
September and eloets the fourih Tuesday in JR1:11111.17.
with a vacation of one week at Christmas. The Sprit),
ission begins the first Wednesd,,y in February and close•
he Y.Jd of June.
TER3I9
"or E1:104.h branches
iciences and Higher 'Mathematics
- , :or classical studies
Music on Plano
Drawing and peneelling
Boarding from $2 00 to $2 23 per week. ,
For further - particulari address either the Principal m
•!r. J. 13.C00k; , Fayetteville.
REFERENCES.—Rev.Mr.Deatrich, E. llartzel, ?I. D..
11r. John W., Bar r, or Mr. Robert Black.
ang 2t3
riIIAMBERSBURG ACADEMY.
REFITTED 411 VD REORGANIZED
Will open its fall term on Monday, SepteMber ith
Large additions have been made to its already extensiv ,
ipparatus, a full and efficient corps of teachers Las bee,
employed and no pains or expense spored to render our
one of the first institutions of learning in the country.
Particular attention paid to Teachers and young mei
preparing fur College. • •
A Primary Department for little Boys and Girls , wil
be opened In the Academy under charge of Miss Sell iyel:
in which the elements of Spelling. Beading, . Writ ine
Arithmetic, Geography and la raninar will be thoroughi
taught. Tuition in this department, $3 per quay ter.
For farther part Iculars send for circular or apply, t.
the Principal..
FACULTY.
. ,
7. R. Rintay, Principal. ,
,
A.OvEntantn, A. 8., Latin and 11. Finglivh.
A. 3i. Tararunn, Commercial Department. i
IVlilnt R.ll.B.tirrnir 511:61c, Drawing and Principal,
Primary Departmesri. .
Cltamberaburg, ring. t2,'63. 1 .
EMORY FEMALE COLLEGE.
CARLISLE. PA
This Institution of Learning, for Young Ledfas. will b.
opened on Thureday, September &1, 'lBO3. The Pres,
dent will be assisted by an efficient corps of 'fetcher ,
The course of Instruction will embr • ce all the hrailclie
necees,iry to give yOung ladled a - refined and therougl
Collegiate education. -
For Circulars tibil particular information. - sddress the
undersigned. Carlisle, Pa. - 8.0. CHAMBERS,
July 29,'63-lot. • . President.
CHAMB ERSBURG- CO M :VIE It-
CIAL COLLEGE:—DoubIe Entry Book•liteping.
Business and Ornamental Penmanship, Card [ Writ ting.
Ac., taught in superior Style. Terms for It thc,ranir Com -
martial Course. $2O. k good Rand Writing guaranteed
to all for S 5. Night Class. from 7 to 9 o'clock: For fn
ther particulars, call at the College Booms (Academy
B Ming) or address
sept 9 Prof. A. M. TRIMMER.
C( '11)05, (too anb ,fur 5.
'F AN.
CY, FURS ! FANCY FURS
JOHN FAREHIA,
718 Arch St.,' below Bth south sidc, Pilo" a.
Importer. Manufacturer of and Dealer in ali L fads qr
FANCY VI/BS for Ladizs' and Children's Wear.
I wish to return my thanks to my friends of Franklin
and the surrounding Counties, for their very literal pat
'lmage extended to me during the last few years. and
would say to them that I now have in store. of my own
ImOurtidion and Manufacture a very extensive-assort
ment of all the different kinds and qualities' of FANS
rims. for Ladies and Children, - that will be worn during
the Fall and Winter seasons,
Being the direct Importer of all my Furs from Europe.
and having them all Manufactured under myown super
vision—enables me to offer my customers andthe public
a much handsomer Ss of Furs for the same money.
Ladles plem.e give me a,call before purchasing ! Plense
remember the name, number and street'
.1011 K FARERIA,
sept 9-5 m t Iro. 918 Arch St.. Philadelphia.
TATS, CAPS AND STRAW
GOODS: :I"am now prepared to furnish my crie
r, were with all the new styles of Irate - , Caps and Straw
..rds, which ,1 will Bell foci. - J. L.DECILERT. '
4`dnorstenth of Elybter &Itro.
IEW STOCK of STRAW GOODS
at old pridies. at DECII ERT S.
SOFT BATS of. all colors, styles,
k:" - nnd quilittes.fronv fifty cents up, call and get bat!-
gains at : ' DECIItIiVe
VIEZ.NASIONALIMMOVie z •
OTICE',OF
ilotice is hereby given that the . untlersig.tied has E
rikiS day entered into partnerbhip: in the Coacb-51aliing
lt mit e in all its'varioua branehea. under the name of
P,ificr a: Foltz. The said firm will do busineto at the
eland lately occupidd,by p. floury relffer
_lt Co.. and
is bald retapectfully coficit a., continuance of, the public
patronage.
'Nov. 6, IS6I, - C.C. rovrz. -
.ot .fraidititvutoosortiirolmbexohnts,
Atarctictif &t.
who have "LOST MONEY by, the
REBEL INVASION,
and to all others who deidie to i
11-.4.10 -AND SATE MONEY
•
w px§,
11:h9lesale and Retail
DEALER IN 'MERCHANDISE,
011.1511111111GE.U, PA.,
SL GAR,
• SODA and
PAINT %ID BUCKETS; by the duce
GROUND tun/ UM/ROUND SPICES, nt whole,' tle
prices ; also,
HOUSEKEEPING ART ICUS,
STONENV. RE,
NOTIONS, ac, .tc..
in great variety.
TOBACCO OF ALL KINDS, •
tram 5 Tbs. to Rbox-, at City prices, together with bun
ods of articles not named. all of whicli tvil I be politely.
,11.,wa to customers, and if not satisfied .after examine.-
rion that
IRS STOCK IS THE LARGEST IN THE Tows
_ AND HIS PRICES THE LuIVEn.
hi , will nut expect to make stiles
1 anpleteruained to fell goods very ehe•ip mud thereby
'ell the rrOto of them
The special attention of country nierchanta in invited
tothts stock of metctrindtze, as I can and will sett goo is
low as any Jubtraig honsu in.thsefty.
On all articlaa I can do anal an many ankles
linter, than a single 'Am.!, box, pulis,ge,pr dozen
odd be bought for in tin' city
filly 29, 'l3a-tf.
S9o'
. 12 01
. 15 Ot
. 20 0
• 4 00
Kw iIEROKENE Q i r L i t . 4 n
Etwrc,Ks
,rniosnle and rdtail 0 ROC EA on the liminnii. Clem
iiikrg.Pa., bits been appointed Agent for V:110;1118 .aunty
ono of.the best II EMI:Lt.:NE OIL CONIP.ANI hi; in the
4 i.tte. and will RSA AS/1 IL
low any llouNe in Pithibui gnr Ph ila,!plphra Look.
ro :our intere,t met buy your OIL where you get it the
heapems, nut rout ett in :LIS111)a %art.tilted to he lho
(ry tirrt quality. puty
tugo, ~£DirlltF, Sir.
THE OLD EST ITO . L 7 SE in TOWN,
AS A HOUSE. OR leire; NM E,
-IS MILLER & lIENSHEY'S
)n the NorthweA Comex of the I)ininond
WII:EiI; CAN ny;DA.I),
CHEAP FOlt
•:rerything, ;intl more than t-w Ally Kept to Dui;
Fon tN.s.f.tNeE;
All Regular Drngs,
Cungli Syrups
3lurmy's Camphorated Cor,11;11,
t will cure Diarth,Lt
Cordialp, Certain lterneiliea
Rheumatic Lininionts;
Worm Sy rnpik,
Lortmvp,
Col Liver Oile,
And :Al other Standard Preparation; of the
None Oaten; n"pt Hues,
Sotr.9. Zent forty
I'MECUFatf.tlie beat of all kind.
11(0.tir awl CA111.1: NWPERS, that can I, rellc , l en;
WILLTHJT NOT 1.111 E A K,-4
AT
'MILLER & HERSHEY'S
Jane 17.'63. Chambersburg. P 64,
_KENNEDY'S Aledical Discovery,
Aye Sarsaparilla,
Semo'sCod Liver Oil,
Lindsay'S Blood Searcher,
Stu) er's Bitters,
'Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Enain's Panacea,
Brown's Essence of JatanicaGinger,
Helmbold'eßXtract Bnchu,
Radwaps Medicines
- • Spalding's Throat Confections,
Browns Troches,
and other reliable Medicines at SPANGLER'S.
BEfDELMAN, •
, WHOLESALE GROCER AND
PRODUCE - COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 703 MARKET 7th ST., PITILADA.
I mitoi the attention of merchants to his large and welt
iusorted stock of Sugars, Syrups. Teas, and Coffeii all of
which will he sold at lowest market rates. Country
buyers and sellers alit find, it to their advantage to give
,bun a call.
Price currents containing all the varieties of the mar
ket to be had of S. B. falnYOClt., Chamberiburg.
sept.t3"
FANCY
ORAC ..El'4i,
by the barrel,
9,li*EENSW.kittl,
Ng - ILI:1AM 1,1
EOM
Anodyne Cordial
The Inf Ant's Protector
And Motinsr'n Friend,
FluitfLxtract Ruchu
Lindsay's 111.. pd Setircher,
S triaparina Syriip•
OE
KLEoALsE OIL and LAMPS. and
KEItOSINE LAMP ettnlM TS
POEN:
•
WESTERN HOTEL, Wyst - M-arket.
St., Near the Bridge, CharubersbiSrg, Po:
The subscriber would respectfully inform the Travel-,
lug &immunity that he hits purchatiett and taken piissee.
siunuf this Hotel, lie hypes to make it one of the most
desirable places for strahgers and others to stop at that
call be found in any Country town. -
HIS TABLE Mr all times be spread- with 9i.01ta.:
ntiea atul substantiate of the season.
HIS CIIAMB eillS aro large, well ventilatint,ititintttefl
uti to nostern style.
BIS BAR will lie well supplied with a large and choice
selection of the very best liquors. e -
I
LES STA,Ii.t. P. will always be provided with• good
wholesome provender for stock, and attended by careful
ostlers... . , .. , . .
No pains will be spared to render entire satispction tc
all bid guests; and pleding himself to endeavor to please
all. he solicits a Metal snare of thepnblic patronage. '
June 17,N3.J0HN MILLEIt.
._ •
UNION lIQTEL.—This Hotel is
I.) situated on the corner of Main and Queen Streets,
neo r the Diamond. in-the Boren Chant borsb u re, Pa.
The undersigned respectfully annonnces to thetravel
ingpublitithat this Hotel has. been remodled. It : has
been hailed to _THREE STORIES in height. A Mtn
hreestdry Baidt Building has been addato it, giving
an Intinencearnount of mem for the accommodation of
the public generally. The rooms arc large and comfort
able. numbering in Ml, thirty-tive. They aremll well
furnished with GOOD N ENV FURNITURE,. Persons
stopping at this Hotel can have either donble or alncle
rooms, With or without hie in thou: . The Table is al
ways supplied with the BEaT !Tllg. NARK aT, and
will seat over 100 persons.
The Dar' is filled with the CROICEST LIQUORS. The
St-ibis is two.steries. °fine; moit fluidram style, and the
best in the Borough of Chambersburg.
June 17,'03. JOHN VlSHEReProprieter.'
I'RANICLIN HOTEL— West side of
Gm PAM Square, Chainhemburg, Va.
suNlcriber wood respectdelly inform the Travel
ing Community that he lots leased and taken possession
of this Commodious Dote). De hopes to make it one d'
the most dlsgrattio places for atrangers and others to
step that cart be found in any country town. , • '
tiIS TABLE will at all times be spread with the lux
uries and FM britantirtlx of the season.
1115 CHAMBERS are large, well ventilated, add fitted
up in modern - style. -
Ills BAP will ho -well supplied With a large and:choice
selection ante very best Liquors.
Rid STABLE will alwii3•B*• be provided with good.
wholesome provender for stock, and attended by careful.
ostlers.-
. --
. •
No pains will be spree( to render entire satisfaction to
all his guest; and pledging htni•elf to endeavOr to please
all, ho n liberal share of the public patronage.
June 17. '63: DANIEL TROST LE,
WHITE SWAN HOTEL, Chaiit
bersburq, Mum aXL Gam, Proprietor.
Baring purchased thin welblinown tlotol, (long hhown
as Miller's. and recently an Weist & Glove's.) the Pr+pri
etor pledzes himself that no pain+ shall be spurt Ru
minister to the wants of his guests.
The'clutt atter heretofore sit+tained. by the 'House ati a
comfortable I tome for the Sojogrner. shad not nutter in
my hand+ if a coarnint °Tort to ple Ise and accommodate
will sustain it. 'l'Ve propiretor, 'therefore. solieits•a+
continuance of the liberal patronage beret' fore extend
ed to the Mite 't
-wan." • • •
In addition to lary Stabling. he has TWO LOTS and
a ,wtir of HAY and STOCK SCILES for tins acc,Anmodat ion
of Drovers and 'Butchers.
Jane 19. Igt.3 3.17,!11A EL I:01.11.
G 2
. ....
CO V EIfLY & HUTCHISON
. Day'« liecome the Proprietors "of the UNITED
STATEn nom,. near the Railroad Depot at HAD RIS
BURG. Pa. This popular and cutnunidiotut Hotel has
been newly refitted and furnished througnont its par.
Mrs i.iod chapbtrs, and is now ready for the reception
of guests.
The travelling pnbliewill find the United States Hotel
the most minvenient, in all particulms,olany hotel iu
the State Capital. on necount of its access to the rail
road, being immediately between ,the two great depots
in this city. [II I.RRISBURG'..J u n e 17, '63-tf..
Way.ne , ,l3,,ro' Recent, Mercorsburg Journal, and
G erneutie Pll,l. copy 3m.. and charge Repnitor9.'
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE PROPRIETORS OF THE
•
GIRARD HOUSE,' • i
PIMA DELPHIA. -
Ret-pect fully ca 1 the attention of Business Hen and, the
Leveling c•annlunity t,thconperiuracconunodationand
comfm t °tiered in their establishment. '
au
. 24 -:tut K ANAti A, FOWLER & CO.
1
INDIAN (TEEN HOTEL, Main
SPreri, Cliantheistairg. Pa. JOHN W. TAYLOR,
Proprietor. F
hie, ~ceoluinoitatijos gnil low charges , .
,ii -- Stock Yar.is rind Scides are connected with - the
pt (inn ses fur the,coivenience. of Drovern. Aleo—Exten
sive stabling and yarild fur Hones and Carriages.
'June 17, 'U3. -
13a anti ,fancp 05oolis.
fZ_REA.T BARGAINS
OM NEW YORK ATICTIONS
;. AT WALLACE'S,
CORNER .01.* MAIN AND 41.7EEN STREET:;.
New style MosanthiqUes, •
Dt.ura. (Beau PlAid.
Twil'ed Mosatobiqus. for travelling drosses,
so vector Al to Delaines in colors.
Colored Lawns andCrspe de Pany,
• Black silk, superior qnnlity.
, :superior Lyons ltadzemor Sitks. (sublime quality.)
A large lot of Linea ().unt,ria
A bu ge lot of 1 rish °
,1a cenetCollars. new rityle,
500 Dozens ',ldles, "hisses nod Jlen's Cotton Hose,
'if bit_. Linen an.l C.4fou Buck,
Superior Prench ff;a.skin. . .•
:superior solid color VoilitilleTie; Silks,
Superior (Iry Leonorns, •
Sops. to rey
Best quality tl Iry Leonoras,
Silk \ erk TIPS owl Calms.
La lies and Mis.es t
3t itts; -
'Marseilles Vestlngs.
Super Ladies and Men.' Kid Gloves.
flat uliolue !yew style Pi info aud'ilinghains.
C tRPETS. ••"
Brussels. Val vet. Three-ply (superior tine)an , l earranor
CM] ri.t. -
Four-four five-four Cocoa and Canton Matting, -
4--4 .5-4. Floor Oil Cloths.
Superior Bolting Cloths,
It Itild.ons.
Balmoral skirts, [Juno
RTS ! ! SKIRTS !.!!
1. A. JONES'
CELEBRATED ‘i NE PLATS ULTRA" SKIRT,
801 D ONLT AT
"co. 17 NO RTH Btb St.. PHILADELPHIA.
skim is of all lengths, and any size waist made taunter.
and szitistimtion guarranteed.•
and Children's Skirts of erery size and
shape. e••roaanity on hand.
Every Sl•i.l mart-anted for Ps ilonths,
-
READ HOW. WE DO BUSINESS.
W e do not make an y iheup skirts in s the euunuou'aecep
tatlim of the term, but W 4 make • .
THE CHEAPEST SKIRTS MADE,
bream , . we matte
THE BEST AND DEFY COMPETITION
We warrant every skirt we'sell to be exactly us rep
resented. ntako all we sell, and knowing how they
are male we gnarantee them with full confidence if
v Iv/ sAirl nn , will rranng• at jar a nenqone,dnd
if the y vet out ft Otto' . oi• /weak teiSidts Six nifintbSy we
rirtir m
,fren of o,4vrtm.
We torn' to gi%n out enslonters full satibfaction. but
8111411ot do Au en.' eolelper,o with the low prk.cdauction
g. 8814. WB.lBlBBBl entirely Upcti Slle ,sttpel lority Of the
„• , 88,1s we (Alin% rand the fairneas of oar niethod-af doihe
tolaitaeqa. _
Ot dere left t Lioryoca'a Book Stare.
D ECTIOXS" FOR 31.13ASUR AWENT.
' Take the exact size of thowaist. twitbout any allow
ance. The exact length requiredland the 'size Mround
the bottom sprinz. Also if the skirt is to bit large.
small, or medium Size at the Op, and whether a trail or
plain. round skirt. Af. A. JONES,
Nol7 North Bth St, Philadelphia.
anglo-tf . Over the Wax. figure,
1863. ' r 1863.
•
L
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS,
I have the pleasure of informing my customers and
the public generally that 1 have now on hand a full
stock of BALLted WINTER GOODS, including PRE NC II
PATTERN, BONNETS, RIBBONS. SILKS, VELVETS,
LACES; FRENCH and A lIERICAN PLOWERS,FRATII-
EltS, &c. • . . •
AIso—STRAW, BEAVER and FELT lIA-TS and Bon
nets of the latestittylea and designs:
WILLIAM KRUSEN,
Bent IG-2m 21.8 Arth St., Philadelphia.
HOOK ,BINDERY.-31. KEEFER. &
'.l CO. have removed their BOOK BIN - DEBT to the
hird story of the MANcION HOUSE, on the-Diamond,
above Shryock's Book Store. Entrance between the ,
Book Store and Dr. Snivoly's office. Old Books, Periodi
cals. Music. Newspapers, dm„ bound In any style. Blank
Books Made to 'order. Paper ruled to any pattern.
Noy.l, '6O. - •
TMPLEMENTS.-:•:-Dealers'arkti
ufacturera of Agricultural and other Impleirui nts,
ran reach a large clams of valuable customer 01 ADM
TDJING in the FRANKLIN REPOSITORY.
, OteritaL
.
Altoll - 6;il
I,IV 0 ; IC. : : -
-1.1 A HIGHLY 663tEN 'MATEY.; VEGETA—
BLE EXTRACT. A TUBE' TONIC:
:4)1c: iioO - FLAXD'S GERMANBITORS,
' • - Prepared by
Da. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia,,
,Pa.
• ' Will effectually cure •
LITER CGAIPLAI.INT, DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDICE,: CHRONIC OR NERVOUS
DEBILITY, .
Diseases of the Kidneys. and all 'dieedses arising
from a•disordered Liver or SAtnetaeh.
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles; Fullness or
Blood to: the Head, Acidity of the Stomach. -Nun
ems. Heartburn, Disgust for -Feed, Fullness or
Weight in the Stelnach, Scan. Eructation4,-Sinkfi ig
orFluttering et the Pit-of the Stomach, Syinimine
of the head, Hurried'and Difficult Breathing. Flu:
tering, at the lleart. Choking or Suffocating Sensa
tions when in_a lying .Posture. Dininess of -Vision,
Dots or W ebs 'before the Sight, Fever and Doll Pain
in the Head; Deficiency of Perspiration. Yellowne,s
of the Skim and Eyes. Pain hi the Side. Hack: Chest,
Limbs, Ste.. Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the
Flesh, Coriaant Imaginings.f Evil,: and great De
pression 'of-Spirits.
And will positivelY Prorent Tetinte - Feuer, Biliow
Fever, Ike. They contain no .ALCOHOL OR, BAD
WHISKEY ! • They will cure the above diseases in
• ninety-nine cases out of a hundred. • '
Induced , by the extensive sale and universal pop
ulari,y of Hoofland's German Bitters (purely.vege- .
table), hosts of ignorant Quacks and unscrupulous
adventurers have opened, upon sufferiag humanity
the flood-gates of Nostrums, in the shape of poor
whiskey, vilely compounded with injurious drugs.
and christened Tonics. Stomachies and Bitters„.
• Beware of the innumerable array of Alcoholie s
preparations. in plethoric bottles and big-bellied
kegs, ander the modest appellation of Bitters.which
instead of curing, only aggravate diSease, and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair. -
HOOFLANIES GERMAN BITTERS! .
Are not a new and untried article, but have stood
thetest of fifteen years' trial by the American pub
lic; and their reputation and sale are not rivalled
by any similar preparation. -
The proprietors have thousands of Letters from
the most - eminent CLERGYMEN,' LAWYERS.•
PHYSICIANS AND CITIZENS. testifying of :heir
own personal knowledge to the beneficial effects-and
medical virtues of these Bitters.
1)0 you want ftomethino in atronataen WAS
• DO von want a good onnetitet
Do you want to build up your 6mtitution
D o you'wont to feel veil r - • -
Po you want to pet rid of .Nerroueneso
Do you want ,P,neroit
Do von want to .deep well I
Do Ow want w anti v igorom feeling ? •
If you do, use
1100FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS!!
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D, D., Editor of the
EMoteloPedies of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to itivoror recommend Pit ,
tent Medicines in general, through distrust of their
ingredients and effects, I yet know of no sufficient _
reasons why a man may not testify to the benefits he
believes himself 'to have received from any simple
preparation, in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others.
I do this the more readily in 'regard tolloofland•s'
German Bitters. prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, ot
this city. because I was prejudlced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly au alcoholic mixture. lam indebted. to mp
friend - Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal et
this prejudice by proper tests, and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering front great and
long continued debility. The-use of three bottles of
these Bitters, at the beginning of the present year,
was followed by evident relief, and restoration to a
degree of bodily and mental vigor which I had not
felt for six months before, and had almost despaired
of re - gaining. I therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June 23,1861,
D filrlD H 1117 rCIIISO:i
_ - -
There are iwany preparations sold tinder the ?mete
of 11 i
ittere, put up i n quart bottles, compounded-of the
cheapent whiekey or common rnm, oostinp from 20 to
40 c e nt,/ per gallon, the Mete disguised by Anise or CO
riunder
Thin duel/ of Bitters has caused and win. continue
to cause, as tong as they can be said, hun d reds to die
the /if alit of the dritnkard. By their Lee the npntent
is kept CWltilinClity under the influence of Alcoholic
&inn:Cant* of the worst kind, the desire jt)r Liguori,
created and kept up, and the result is al/ the horrors
attendant upon a drunkard's l +ie. a nd death.
For those who desire anti IV ILL HA VE a Liquor
Bitters, we inthliA the ftillowin9 receipt. Get ONE
BOTTLE ITOON'L.42I D'S U ER.3IA.N . BITTER.S
and mix with THREE QUARTS OP GOO 11 BR A N
DY OR WHISKEY, and the result will be a pre pa-
ration that will far excel in meditinal virtues anti
true excellence any of the numeral's Liquor Bitters in
the m u sket, an d w ill cost much les*. lou will hate
all the virtues of /100nAIVIT,s' BITTERS in eon
tection with a good article of /Attar, at a much less
'price than these inferior preparations , will cost you.
AND THE EMENDS i OF SOLDIERS:
We call the attention of all having relatiotts or
friends in the army to the fact that “Hootind's
German Bitters" will cure nine-tenths of the disea
ses induced by exposures and privations incident to
camp life. In the lists published almcbt daily in the
newspapers, on,tlio arrival of the sick, it-will be
found that a very large proportion are, i•-tifferirm
from debility. Avery case of that kind can be rea
dily cured by Hootland's German Bitters. iDiseasea
resulting from disorders of the digestive organs are
speedily removed. We have no hesitatiOn insta
ting that. if these Bitters were freely used among_
oar soldiers, hundreds of lives might be saved that
will otherwise be lost.
We call particular attention in the folloWing re
markable and well authenticated cure of one of the
nation's hero's, whose lift, to use his-own language,
has been saved by the Bitters:"
PHIL. DI:U . 111A, August
3fentivr. Jones & gentlemen, your
floofland's German Bitters has saved my life. There
is no mistake in this. It is vouched for by numbers
of my comrades, some of whose names are append
ed, and who were fully cognizant of all the circum
stances of my ease ,I stn. and have been for the last
four years, ainetaher of Sherman's celebrated Bat
tery, and under, the immediate command of Capt.
R. B. Ayres., Through the exposure :mutant up , -
on lay arduous duties, I Was attacked in November
last with inflammation of the lungs, and was for 72
days in the hospital. This was billowed by great
debility, heightened by an attack of dysentery. I
was then removed from the White House. and sent
to this city on boardthe steamer " State of Maine,"
from which I landed on the of June. Since
that time I have been about as low as.any one could
,be and still retain a spark of vitality. For a week
or more I was scarcely able to swallow anything„
and if I did force a morsel down, it was immediate
ly thrown up again. -
I - could not even keep a glass of vratcr on my sto
mach. Life could not last under these eircumstan - -
cesi_and, accordingly. the physicians. who had been
working faithfully, though unsuccessfully, to rescue'
tie from the grasp of the dread Archer. frankly told
me they could do no more for me, and advised the
to see a clergyman. and to make such disposition bf
my limited funds as best suited me.' An acquaint
once who • isited me at the hospital% Mr. Frederick
Steinbron, of Sixth below Arch Street, advised me,-
us a forlorn hope, to try your Bitters, and kindly
procured a bottle. Frnm the time I commenced ta
kingthron the. gloomy shadow of death receded, and
lam now, thank God for itoretting better. Though
hare taken but two bottles..l have gained ten.
pounds, and I feel sanguine of being -permitted to
rejoin my wife and daughter, from whom I have
heard nothing for eighteen months: for, gentlemen
lam a loyal 'Virginian, from the vicinity of Front
Royal. To your invaluable Bitters I owe the cer
tainty of life which has taken the -place of vague
fears—to your Bitters will I owe the privilege of
again clasping to my bosom_ those who are dearest
to me in life. '
Very truly yours, ISAAC •MALONE:
We fully - concur in the truth of the abore state
ment, as we had despaired. of seeing our comrade,
Mr. Malone, restored to health.
JOHN CUDDLEBACK, let New York Batter:yr. - -
GEO - . A. ACKLEY,Co. C, 11th Maine. • - -
LEWIS CHEVALIER, 92d New York.
L. EsSPENCER. Ist Art„ Batt. F. .
J. B. FASEWELL. Co. B. 3d Vermont.
HENRY B. JEROME, Co. B.
HENRY T: McDONALD, Co. C, 6th Maine. •••
JOHN F. WARD. Co. 1 , 1,5 th Maine. •
HERMAN KOCH. Co. B 7 N.Y.
NAT: B. THOMAS, Co. E, 95th Pa.
A. 3. KIMBALL. Co. A 3d Vermont. '
JOHN JENKINS, Co. li, 166th
•
BEWARE. OF 00UNTERFEIT,S1
See that the signature of " C.ll. JACKSOiL7
is on the WRAPPER of each bottle.
PRTCE PER BOTTLE. 15 CTS;
ORTIALF DOZ. FOR WA' •
Should your nearest druggist not have the article;
do not be put off by any of the intoxicating prepara
tions that maybe offered, in its.place, but send to us,
and we will forward, securely packed, by express.-
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFACTORY,
No. 631 An' n ","P F. 6"" •
;101 , 1ES & EVANS, •
(SnocCssors to C. M. Jackson & Co.).
FOR SALE by Druggists and Dealers in every
town in the United States. [June 1,7 ly.
PARTICULAR NOTICE
ATTENTION. SOLDIERS!
PROPRIETORS
eratutttUart,
,-q
UNDERTA-
Ktli,''Siebki *R AI, itidt"i4-tt Alai
IL-6 - r 4ND Q VEEN, CJIAZBEI , S 8 L'lf G s PA., at
teude to the business In ail its various blanches, ,lisr
ticular attention - paid' 40 'Laying out, Dressing.
flarin the velvet:dub of tvlarge custom, and of Luling
his stock cheap"foi cash, he can furnish
COFFINS OF IVERY DESCRIPTiOI4,
attettorratesithad - Any other establishment in tx" - Alror
.comity.. Be dues nut its a Clialellukeruffuthls, t•orvirest.
• but as an Undertaker 4AI - tun spurs' rzprriPterc the
business. Perssuls renniring .the services at:Ain...l;l4er
taker for their,fsinities of Iliends,Al.tlittfitid it materi
ally to their adiantspe to gdre tams
kleie oleo prupArisil to preserve bodies daring the antn
mit:mouths- any length of time. Itaralk purchs:ltif
'ciclusicerigh,tto tae ,- - 4 NI?
_ .
Snider sbnprtn , ,eclitlethodof Covering Cojas.
be is theieby eu.t6led to furnish a BLIES Cows eED,-oYtlis
'id atitisCeietinglyfotv rate. And also having a neiv Ana
elegant 111:AftSni. lie is prepared to furnish Colliutsjo
any part of thd county desired. lie is Agent for •
ri,slo,l PATR.VT :UR' Aux BURIAL CASES',
'; 'Ord OM I haili g:' jii s abArneet of at nig,bt al l inarai.,ititiks
hi 4 ru Ai e nce, .tfot Market Street, oppwite Millet's
llocel. • - , [June 17. I etZr.'
CA
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DOI IS
1 Elir- CABINET-WARE
.e. ) -
PL •
_.k. - Abe undereigued yteptctini y enuer.tis to the
ed i.iiiil of Cheittlien.borg and viCitiity, that be halt (Own
thejtooms immediately, adjoining the °gl ee ~1 mr,sn ,
erott, on%tlain street, where he intends to ttatiethttut •
every die:riptide Of. .. ' 1' ' ' ' -=' - - •
• " ' - kIitIiINETWARE ,, --,-
Snob fie otb.s, ~ Pertur 'fables, , I Counter, Duteous.
ti, at& oboe, ' . '- Breakfast do. * - I Dressing de.
..new style, .-, . Ditrieg d 0... I eatee...Sialts.. ,
Lounges, ' Dock Caste, I Kash Stands.
Reeking Clitittni. l- Seetetaraoi. I Beristelide; Au: ; -
Fine Car: do. dothes dares. oeu style. '',. • z i
All ivnik conetructeti hy him in wjirtatitedjtem the
ftneet Sat-duet' td the most cunt itida"w - ork.
. ,
.• , COFFINS.I z
- 14
~ .
. -Pnrticular attcativatvill, he given to the making of
Collins of any de•dred style—Cloth, NI alma e it• aptly
10> ltemumbei, when you buy .Itbur Yfftniforo Oen%
DAVID W. G111)$$11.31V, yen are getting the latent sty ie
nod he best erwork
June 17.1863.
DAYID W. GROS:S44Ni.
CCHAIR AND-CABINET .11ANIT
FACTO1t3c.—The ettbscriber rut:mats the piddle
that he enntiants the manufacture of the carious :irliCres
in !Online. at his factory Ilpllll West Qtteen Eti - eet:Mlow
daors front Main. Ire has always on hand or is Prepared
to manufacture ripen the shortest notice. Cana Bothr%
and Whals,r Chairs, with Plain and Curtain Bedsteads,
Pier -alai Card Bureatp, Wash Sulfurs' Mid litvi
Cases. - _
itfittllNG, in ail itsrarietiesottended to with pretipb•
nets and despatch. , HOUSE YAINTINU, ii al),
blanches. ex e• uteri by competent blinds. -
PAPER HANOl:Nat.—Particular atteWtion -b.
Oren tolhie department and satisfaction in ereit3 to-
stance guarantutd. . •
Haring employed a sufficient nnnther 'of competent
bands, the undet aigned feels Imm-et of_beint enabled to
fill nil orders la a workmanlike-m anner. and respettsity
solteita the same. W. A. HAELLET.
Jane 11.1.8(33.
CHEAP- CHAIR AND CABINET
IvAllv,itoosls.-7—to.F/A/r
resso• to John eree.) MANtFACTICREIt CHAIRS
* and rUBINET-WARR. Main !Area. three donne South
of Huber & 'Tolbert's hardware store, Clzatobershurg.
41TINITURE OF ALI, KINDS,..
Always on hand or made to order. TenUlan Minds
manufactured us neatly and cheaply as city - mat.
.110U,Shl SION PA.W.ING and PAnl2 ibliVt7l l, lo
done neatly, expeditionsly taut neap, lu TOM or
Country. ' , :
.03- Repairing of nil kinds. in their, line of businene
promptiy attended to, nt moderate ralco.
iiine li t 1863
Eillattbeo aub ~sttortrp.
SALISBURY BROS. & •• -
DO. TRANCE STREET,' r 4
67 WEYBOSSET STREET,,:,
PROVIDENCE, •
Proprietors of one of the must extensive J.E R Y
51AN-UFACTORIIIS lathe
tern States,
Iteg to call thi alteution of Mt community utatrally tv
the rery
SURPRISING CHEAP RATE ,
At which 'they- are offering their' Good.
S'ea. 8at11P6 , 8t34 •
Both roreign find Dotnenic Inattnr,tetnres poitit of
Elegine,t erl Real Dural,'ltty!
INSTANCE
Fot flernxti.Dou r ne.t4• we forward. nleellearded ntol
pael;..d in good order. tltg . following elm-mous 4uahtity
of Jewelry, equal ti &Int to tiny Flute( 60,1 4 owl net
to be reeognizeid fruit. Gold oily by the trying of acid
4 Set Ennmel Vest Chattel: 2 Phan Florentine l'itie;
Rine to nnitdli; 2,lr . int Wire i'Ans; 4 Inr
Mogi; to match:: a. lain Phu ; 4 her II ing§to
match; Rings, Double Heart and •
a variety of patterns; 50:Union
bletini; fa: St:arf PI:14 Plain anti - • •
imitation %coral; 9. Double-
I
• Ul.tes J..oelieti+, engine
turned;,Ghox
• .and
. . , • . ,
j Glass Pins for p0r.,1141t or hair: 7 , 2 AY.Ortill Lorket
Ilearratld Siltql Oharnw. and 13 Itand MI dee
letei,—alt Air Viftemo Tri',llar..... j A '
:collection-r•1 flu:. kind, who!
placed in the hau l s-of any : - -
ulfe Or eirsii hary iri , ,
:. ;„ - ' t,llll4onee,-
Ongblitcr retail for at le.p,il OirE linzdreil Dojhr6 I
'entalogne4, containing full infi.fmari m and
..Nitra of
Goods, ran be ontainod•Nom.,areplicAtlon.,
is. Order's by ?1011. Tologray lz. or Ex...,rraa. reursot
folly sulk I -
"SAVISTIGTiY BROQt ,th/..;
I - ' .37 Minima lotiSyboiiirt
nu - s:l7. '63.6m . - Imovinzaca,l4 I.
E A qpil tiNrBATI Gil' 'S
cLocx. ivAlrr(ol)
JEWlT o ltt ESTABLISITNEXT;
NAM SpyliEl)
ChaysZ;ersburg. Patna.
The untiersigned IVOllid : reep,octrnlly call - att.entlin to
, his pre3.nt stack eunflsting of ' -
WATCTIES,
Gbld and Sihrer nt Anrerlrannad Eumptryn Dlanntntturit
of all qualtlres andetyles and artho
CIOCKS ,
In great variety. Parlor, Mantel, Office, Lc., Lc.
J
The newest and
,ileslrnblestyles of,Onyx,,Coral ern(
Pearl, Gold Lltains, bracelets. Finger Rings. Gold
Thimbles, 1.-leove .Buttons, Yealnees, Artitleti;• •
Masonic & Odd Vellovea hr,erist Pow, &e..a . .c.
btol - 112N MCI AM) .TEIV !JIM%
sure? and tleVCcht, !Stiiett•
SlLOlas ±r PLATED KAMA: l; 'r. .
Consisting of Teti - Sets; Casters, JlngK. Splvow, Fruits,
dc
it;.ftLlY i'2l 1 , 7
From Gib ben and mint vet rbmted
FANCY GOODS;_
A very large nail attractive stovh.-
CUTLER. AND Pi....ICKE'r
,
Lodgers superior Pen }rive; of iiiiierent
, 4,111 - 11r1Cetr..
GOLD, FILVED ;Op eTELL SPECTACLES:, _
The long experience of Cid ou&rioarteil, In the 'selection
and. nilopthite; oi Glastea,, l.::11A i 4 • snit them to.
any sight.
At nd time have the people , of this county bail A. more
attractive and extensive Stock to select front than is now
presented At the establishment of the undeusigned.
Every Article is new.and of the latest style and ho
sold at the l'ery price. An examination is suliat
ed before purchasing elsewhere. • --
JSI' Repairing done aCtile shortest notice by- ompe
tent and skilful workmen.
E. AVGIILN ibuten,
wept 23] 2d door &Who!' Post Ottlee,ChsauleztPs.
- -
WATCHES i i:JEWELIZY
AND EILVER.WARE.-
.
The undersigned - would respectfully incite - yont'at ten
tion- to his well selected stock of Fine tiold,and,filver-
IVATCD.ES, Fine Gold JEIVELNY. of every 'kind and
variety orstyles-coifipriAbk nil Of the neicest Wel most
boa/a:jai designs.
Also. 'SOLID SILVER...WAY E, squat 16 Coin—and the
hest make of Sitecr...P/ated Wore. Each arti c l e - i s war.
ranted to be as repte.sented.
agg- WatChea and Jewelry cnichally - ceptdred.ind sat
isfaction guaranteed,. .. JACOB lIANELY,,
(SuCCessor to S.tauffet: lialleF,)
' sep 9.:3m No.vb:2 ?lathe, - strctt,
A tANDoLS.
, 3 I4NUPACTURER. OP ROSEWOOD tND
I'VT :MVIT Lln I IT'Gs 8,.
LOOKING GLAsa- ..cs:D PICTURE PRAM 3,
oY erery deterlption -
Tttitln ett.DCALLonmi, STS, Pki I ipiELittlA.
Ordora tty ite largest extent promptlYexeented:
Orders filled, by 8, 8."841;1:004, Chnnr4xt - surg;
sept.
MEM