=I
‘ - 'etrefi, Vianto anti Vinro.
ESORLPTIVE - ',CAT41,0611.11 •
mem wiwas ma; AND ItETAIL PRICE-VISTS
~i4gfindezhtbitiagtit
_ retrittte.iiitiirtatiee.of ail
, kur v 114031 13 Native Vince. , ,
CONVENTS.
, -
Tat Cortur.sTorrnazvrs. staring the advantage andltre ,
-- i,y et4floe o f t h e unw kiwis; art actount of the lona
stuck the {frost at eouwa; Proportd to sell to club.; at
wholesale prides, by which plan purchasers will obtain
- Vine§ At very tittle ailiirrice ea actuAli•ost - of production,
r o d "awls receive good pinata imperfect condition :
Es
.tool of the latrili -Method of prciducias ..
,_-bent vines.
Dilitatiptlon . of the differesifkintls, with it full acconni
of the distiuctive characteristics of all those which are
worth attention.
Air account of the production of the two new seed
-4144
,forrt mid Isinolla,„vvith their Itistnry and accurate
- .descriptions;betters from Mr. P. B. Mead - concerning,
(Deur, giving his opinion of their merits:
iw to keep grapes in Winter, with engravings show
/24 how it may be e %sib , and efficiently dine. Some of
mac hest now kinds may be kept as easily aS apples, - n
Nil vinous lire Anil 11.tvor.
, .
The quality of vines ns effected by the age of the
. plants and different moiles of propagation. mid the econo
,NT uf,tho Alitrerent kinds to purchasers. witivmany en
gravings. . •
tioiection of varieties to plant for the table and for
tangy use, - with the considemtiions whi:h determine
the proper otioieo. , •
l'Ableir of seloctionitf ilifferpatlatltudesforany nunt
tier of plants, from alx:-vioes for;" a very siiialf yard, to
nutlike& fore fruit giirileit for loony supply.
- tarts of selections Mr.ifentil, with - the considera
tions which indistinct) hie choice of 0 seleztiMi of one
hundred.
Tice inducer plants according td the 'nettled 'of p . r.ip i.
hAor and what plants to tam for
dlothing the trellis thelirst year, and obtaining au
misliatA-Production of, fruit.-
vor Descriptive CAtalogite seed two-cent stamp.
,lu sleeted Catalogue, three 3-cent stamps.
C. W. GRANT;
loni. (near Peekskill), 'Westchester
The Descriptive Catatigne is prep trod- to meet, the
wants - of the present tint's. when the questions are ash
-. What are the kinds of grapes to plant, and what
la their vision?"
tlr ifFe Vines tic Garden rind Vineyard, of surpassing
qmodlity. and at lawest priccet.
Tom:islet' immediate nearing, which will cover a`trellis
Ito first seman with hosing - wood and a great•quantity
If fruit.
Vl.lod for Vineyard planting of excellent finality, and
at prices SCaleely s Aboye the cost of production. I offer
vino< which,' believe exuaot be ulnas.) tette in quality
atini cheapness. .
This season the now Made of grapes have everywhere
Slionrn, the .lega ee of their superiority over our firmer
trust kinds to be so WV at th.it blaludja and Cat whit have
almost passed from consideration, and it was tin, a little
gratify Mg to riM''to learn front all quarters . that the
bornewhich received the premiums were generally
borne on vines of my production, and I have hundreds
sof letters givaigatecou..ts of trials niadeof my vines in
catii petition with hers for prudnctionandloirdiness,all
s pea kiug.the sanid thing.
1 111 Ike all extract front a letter by one our most
distinguished hotticultiitulists• it a visiting tour in the
vicinity of Ilartford : "'Although I shall see you soon,
and tell yea how gratifying the sight which the excel: ,
- lent pettormance of your vines has illtuu±t uniformly
afforded anilidways when your directions hate been fol
lowed. I cannot forbear montionine a few instances in
this letter. One is a CIAO uichestor where vines of
- yoUr produltion. three prim front planting, are carry
ing a crop of Delawares that are worth a journey to be-
Ipl i by the lido of those front another quarter, five years
did. for which a much Barber price was paid, and which
have not onedifth as much weight of fruit of as tin
,melsranbly inferior quality. The purchasershowed me,
'by calCulatton based upon the Tattle of the fruit-now on
the eines, th it your vines Were cheaper at the price
which ho paid than the others would nave been ,If fie
had reeeivcd them friie %vitae gratuity of .$2 each will:r
every:rine. Mr. Mottier NYILA right when he decided to
plant nano brit your best Delawares." Dated Hartford,
sept. i, Itdi. I make another short extract front a
letter' front Mr. Ch ides M. Dean, also of- Hartford: " I
mild not begin to limit my vineyard until after thorough
investigation. when it bad. it rime clearlyapp trent that
- my beSt calrse was to trinit - ftilly to your judgineut, and
Ito lam yotw , lirections intPlicitly in all
matters pertaining to the vineyard, and I have - only.re
gretted thafl li id not taken thiscoqrse One ontsv./ years
%miter; I have not been disappointed in any one point
incept thlt the pert . ..runtime has unifswittly surpassed
my most s .ngoitto expectation, as well as your promises,
I Am %sing my utmost diligence, to get another acre rea
dy for the gall, and must claim your prom ke to call attid
wee that ml is right before Ibekin. The bushels of Dela
wares and limas with which the Vines arc not loaded.
Wilelt only on the second year. and the exce, fence and
hearey of the fruit lute warmed tree with au eathuslasin
fair the andertikinr that is not untuttigled with grati
tude to you far the Nil andexplicity jiliredtions given in'
-your Illustrated CAM( Igoe - and Landinurks." And also
by Letter, 11 de.' It trtf.rd. Seid. 13;156:3.
As ion extrect from 41i.,Aller Mr. Beach at Binglianip
ton : may stun imp all in one Word; the vines have
*lammed as only vines of, Dr. C. W. lirtint s best ‘selee
thou can do and those teen other manure are not to he
'Mentioned in eon 'masher:4th them I wish my amund,
w mid accommodate lipa instead - of 160.. I followed
your G'.talogu , • i pi icitly. end abm,studied Landmarks.
With such guides not fear the result. bated Sept,
11. 'Willy and gratefu 11 , yours.”
My Descriptive . 'at-do ais printed Mt very fine pa
per. and consists of 29 very large paged , filled with jest
such - matter as 1 -II ‘v,e.tliote4ht inquirers
,coticerning ,
vines would wish to End. I append, the table of con
teats by Whieli sonic idea of it otay'be, formed. It is if
-tits' rated with 23 engt avi. is.
It sent for two-cmi stamp. . -
ILLUSTRATED C iTVILO , I Seventh E.lf
Three three , cent stamps, or less than oat-half its cost.
No w irk itas been pith fished its this cbuntrY, of
ever sir.e, hieh can camp: re with it In stinount of prne
t kat information. It is newly written and contains
many new engravings.
A piTnpitiet ..f thirty-two 'pages called THE (IAA:0-
N ER'S .MAN CAL OF - 111 E VINE; will' be miblishe.
hlfng the month Willi Inli•and definite directions fon
thametn)agement of Tines at theirxecyption, and dame
th first years of - towth mid wirly beating. Illtritrlte.
.
with many cagy. 'tugs for different circamstanceg e %
C. W. GRANT.
lONA, hear PEEE.SKILIL I '
• • Westchester Comity.. N.
• • .P. S.—l would say to subsurlhera to Landniarks,_-thaill
sickness and eventiconnectetterlth the war have rebdel
est linpossi hie nie to keep my enonements to them
The two next panthers have been lying in type, and nisi
It large part -if the third for more than three mantlisit
but email not r, winmsrid the time to complete tlfe putt,
•lication. It zegaires weeks of Uninterrupted attentienT
wad until after the let of December I shall net be aid
'to command loans. I feel urpohligutimis to them. all ,
have striven. with all of my ability, to fulfill them.
Ikto number may be emineted daring the, month of NC
"Pi BE ff. [nov 4'63.0m] C. W. U
,sBeel:to.
• T ANDRETII'S •
.eGRicaGTURAL nIPLEMEN
AND SEED WAREHOUSE,
21 anti 23 "South/Sixth street. Phitadelphi .
D trim lhainllSTFl 4 SON, Proprietors of Dloolustl • ~
'which contains neat four hundred acres, in high ti! 1,
tea nod to the production' of GARDEN SEEDS, Ilr o n w
riid•tis %apply Count Ty Merchants, Druggists a d
all otherd who deal In Soeda, With large or small qu
titles; by the p nand or h nahol, and also j n papers mige
ready for retailing.
• Thellitabli4hinent represented by David Landreth &
Son. has hem founded nearly 94" of a century.
-Ti e wide a p read popularity, and the demand,' n crerus.
!N.; fripa year to year. fol. •
ARRESTED
GARD.k::N .SE-E,DS
nvilenoe of the high value entertained - fcrf them
_by
tho'pablic.
%a lreth'it riardon Seed* are not only ftivorablY itf
)eiled throughout the IJn iritt. but are : shipped to. many
foreign ports. Ittileed,it may be stated with national
that-thee come intoactive Competition a ith Rai
on British Solt, .
• David Landreth L - ion invite al i whoaro not nifitatly
vim:lowers of their Garden . 4 teede. to mate a trial of
ipen—xwinred that they Will be found fully - equal- to
(heir high reputation. -- ,
, Loptdrpth's Rural Rexteter And Almunc contaltdnt
lautigigne of:Garden Se"tide , with instructions, fttruished
;retie. Also--Catalogue of Agricultural Implements.
DAVID LANDRETH .E SON.
..N05.21 23Stattli Gtha
wig; "
Rgirtatural. .
A z ":„ -,---:....,-:„_:-,„-----y„„---
&BICULTURAL I.3IPLEAIENT
IiANUFACTIMERS. - WM. L. BOYER ig BX 11 .)
Sixth St. and Germantown Avenue, .
• Phitaidelphia. •
' Manufacturers of the
. . . Premium* Farm Grist dill,
E Horse POWeirgAtUrThreflherer, ,
• e Circular Sow' Machines, •
Corn Shelters,
Grain Fans, • ' ,
, •
. .
• . Cultivators,
•
- 2- - Ilartows, .
-.... Plows, .
. and every variety' of approved
..•,. Ajpicultnral Implements.
&El for Circular and address
. W,3I, L. BOYER t BRO..
philadelphia.
july_lf!. l 634y
rpo , MEROHANTS.:—Tho way to
,Tohni..k. Monona le to ADVIELtItit n e
Intiff4l.LLY tErinT7ll.l",-
DIM
HEL3LBOLDS GENT r NE PRE.
PARATIOfi.--CGMPOUND Pl4llfilD EXTRA.CI
sq‘..au. a Positive and Specific Remedy' for diseases o
the Mailer, Kidneys. Gravel. and lirepsi'eal
This Medicine inereses the power of Digestion and et
cite the Absorbents into healthy actlol i by which the
Watery ..! Calcareous' dePpaßitions an ail cUatiatnra
Eninrgemenis are reduced, as well as Pain and Inflate
nation.
HELMEOLD'S EXTRACT
• Nor Weaknesses arising from 'Facets
sipntion. Bitty Indiscretion of - A.buse,ti
f illowini symptom' :
Intlispoeitiou to Exertion.
Loss of Memory - -
'Weak Nerves, -
Horror or Disease,
Dimness of Vision.
'Universal Lassitude of the Muscular S
Hot Elands. • . • C Flusli
Dryness of the Skin. ~Ernlii
Pallid .Conntenan c e.
These symptom, it allowed to ;;o On,
time invariably ri.moves., soon fellows
• impotency, Flituity, Epilepttt
Iti;onit of which the Patient may expi'
Who can soy thnt they aro not, freqn
those "Direful Diseases."
• "INSANITY AND Vl:ism:sl r !
Many are aware of tho',can se it thei
nu x iv 0s g WILL DOZWESS. TWA. =MOS
ASTLI74S,
s And Mcbracholy Death's by Consum .
witness to the Truth of the msertiou-;
77+e Coruttibition mice erected with , gime !Veal-nese
re, i nires the old of 3lialicine to Stretiklieft and Invig
t
or the System.
Mick itsmuuMM's EXT It Affr - 11U0IU inraritibyßoes.
A Trial will convince the ni i es skeptical.
.
'PEMALES--FEMALES—FEMALES%
In noun y Affections irieutiar to. Peniales the E_mrir.4.ol'
13,c„,• is „ uequu t e d 7.y any other reteily.'as in Chlo
rads or Retenteon. Irregularity,i Pa nruirjeEn, ne Sup.
pros-inn . f ciistomary Evanntimin. Ulcerate° or,Seirr
hens. state of the Uterus. Leuchorrwea or Whites.
.•t; terility.otnd for II complaints. in idel i t to the sex.
whether arising frbni indiscretion Dal its of Dissipation.
- ,
or in the
DECLINE OR MANGE OrM
,
Tab. no more Balsam, Jr•reury-, or junplea‘ant Medi
cio.B fur unpleasant and dangerous
llEL3llloLtrei EXTRACT BUCIU"
ROSE WASH CUR
SECRET DISE
In n 1 their 6ta.,p,s,
Little or u.change in Diet
And.no Exposure,
It enttsenn frequent tft.iii re anti gils strength to Uri
nate, thereli;kllemoving Dio.triletion FreVontmg and
Curing Strictures of the Urethra, alllying Pain and in
flamation, a. frecinent in the ohms °kill:senses: and ex
Felling , al/ POisOunus. Disrased and u•orriont molter.
Tnott.s%.7cnsrpoy Tcol - 4. l .Nns 4 Vno hire DEE'S TIIE Tic•
or qUAtr4. firtvzi Tab) h r!/, fees to he
cured in a Oiort time have tJund t) ey e &roiled,
and that the • POISON" hae, by the oPOWP.RITL
Asiltixor.lNTS." been Brie I up in the s,sstent, to break out
In an .iggrrtvated f anti yertutpr itfler ilurriaor.
Use llnxtumn's VatnlCT Prentt for all a ffect ihns mot
difiertser of the URINARY ORtIANS I , whether existing
in NI A.LU or FEMALE. front velottettr muse origtnnting
anol no dater of ROW LOhG
DisMAeg of these 0 ruuns requires Ole nid of u DILTRET
IC. ItEIAIBOLEY.S. EXTRACT BUCIII.T Is THE ORE.Af
DIURETIC. Aral is cot taitif.i hare cleilretLetTect in al
DE:B6IMS for, which it is Roo-num-m-1W
, •
Evidence of the In,,st reliable:and , responsible chnrec
ter 'Will.9ccorn pany the medicine. i •
PRICESLN PEP. BOTTLE, OR SIX FOR 55.00
Delivered to edy Address, securely ticked from obsorrn
Sion. 1
Pcs7ribet Syrnptona is all Coin utuiticatimis,
CURES 0 UAIANTEEDI ADVICE URA.TIS I
Address letters for information to -
H. D. lIEL3IIIO/D, Chemist.
104 South Tenth st - ., hd. Cliestnnt, I Lill.
iIEISIBHLD'S Medical Depot.
lIELIIIIOLD'S Drug antreliern cal 'ku.reliouse.
594 Dr,HOra . y, New F o rk.
BEWARE, OF POUVFERFEITS ..04D JJ:WitiNCI
PLED DcA LEES %tilt i endeavor to d i la pok ..qf Oa ti , o tote
and "others" articles m the r•putatidn attained by
1 . 1
Ittimbohns (1 enuine Pro rir-Itiona. .
" 'Ex ractlDuchu. •
" Samparilln.
.troved Rosa Wash.
SOO UT
DRUGGISTS EVE,
ASK FOR ITELIttIOLD'S ' TAKE NO OMER
Cut Otit the Adreittlement and 4ntl for It.
•- AND AVOID IMPtASFritiNA.ND EXPOSURE
t
()" . .‘i T. E r f .11'
1 . •
CELF,BRATID
..: STOMACH BI.ITTEHS - .
A pare and powerful Toni.% corrective aml alterntive of
wonderful eftliney in di eases of the .
. .51‘011ACII, LIVF.I2 A. TOWELS. -
.
Cares Dyspepsia, Liver Complai t, fleetincite, General
'Debility . : Nervon.ness. step ession of Spirits,
Constipation. Cotic, Intermittent Fe
vers. Cromps and S:lsms, and
'all Complaints of ' melt r Sex. arising.
1-tnn -Podily iVeaktless
TILE , SYSTEM. Olt PRODCCED
- tioTunca tbnt in nnt wbnies
o,e ink!! mann , enters into t
TETTEWS STOMACH . 11TTTE
paraffi; eon tninsno mineral of •ny hid. no deadly bo
tanical element: no 11; ry exrit:nt ; hut it is :a combi
nation of the extract 4 of rar i balsand herbs and
plants the pretest and. mildest of, all diffusive
stimitinnts, ,
It fa well to be forearmed :Ty-not EttmenKe!„anliOlarr
cc the human system can be proleeted by human means
againot ninlailleo engendered by an unwholesome at moo
pliere. impure water and oilier external causes, LIDS,
TETTEIV:i HITTER'S may be relied on as a safeguard.
.In distrieto infested with FETER AND AGUE. it has
been 'found infallible now preys tive mid irreidotible non
remedy, and thousands who res irt to it under appreben
Mon of an nttack. escaperorhe emirger and thousands
who negleict.to avail thernielvelr of its protective quidi
ties in advance. are cured bye rety brief course Of this
/
marveleal medicine. Fever nd Agne. patients, after
being plied with Alain ine fee ninths in vain, until fairly
saturatediwith that dangerou , alkaloid, are not unfre
rinently,restoved to health twit in a few dap; by Mouse
of IIOSTETTER'S BITTERS.' ,
= i
The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the ar-
Petite restored by this agreeable Tonic. nnr: hence It
works wonders in cases ofFP ISP E".P.TIA and in less conArmed luting of ADIGESTION. Acting as a gentle
and painless apperient, as well! as npon the liver, it also
invariably-relieves - the CONSTTPATION superinduced.
by irregular action' of the di g( i sti sh and secretive organs.
PersMistlf feeble habit I labh• to'N ERVOURATTACES
LOWNESS OF APIRITS nod -FITS -- OF LANGUOR,
And prompt and permanent celled from the Bittyrs.—
The testimony on this puinti is most conclusitreond
from both sexes
The agony of IGLU'S COLIC is immediately assns.
ged by a single dose'Or.thi' Stimninnt, and by MCA..
atonally resortingla, the - return. of the complaint
may be prevented.
As Ia General Tonic DAR'S BITTERS pro•
duce effects which Must Vo l experienced or witnessed
heroin they can be fully. appl'eciated. In cases of CON.
, STITUTIONAL WEAKNESS, PRENIATIIRE DECAY,
and DEBILITY and DECRE L PITIThIt arising from OLD
AGE,Jt exercises the electrr influence. In the conva:
lescent stages of all disease it operates as a delightfni
invigorant. When the pow re of nature are relaxed, it
operates to reoenforee and r establish them.
Lard, butvnot least,vit isl' r 118 ONLY ,SAFE srtmu-
1
TAN, being manufactured from sound and innocuous
materials-and entirely free from the acid elements pre-
sent more or less Wall the gdivary tonics and stomaeh
fcs of ttto day . . t
,
• No family medicine has , een so nriivereally, and, R.
fluty be truly added, clesere,scßy popular with the Intel
Ilgent portion of the coOmnnity, as, EIOSTETTEIt'S
BITTERS,
Prepared by
, HOST,
Sold by all Dragglets,o
whoa.
=Ell
14aeltitat.
-Ai
Orgbite or Ms
teuded witht4e
Lase at rdker t
vot Breathing,
Trembling,
D Men
witkefulneNs
atnin the Back
stoth.
lugcif the Body,
oxispn the Fact.
WO this meAl-
WA
F.
fitly followed by
TION."
smffering,
OF TILE INSANE
/inn: beer amph,
IMP7tOVEIie
IV.SFS
"
.&t little lixpenge
A):o.inconvenienee
I=
" im
MINER
s
ether inherent in
t y SPECIAL CAUSES'
'me. genial and reatorn
cappoaition of 1108-
'S. Liu popular pre-
TTEIt &
'Pittsburg,Pa.
cersandStot ekeepers every
ttortl;6B4
_Rep
Si a )4'
Mg anb gang &O m.
GRAND OPENING:
BUCHU
FAIT, ANDWINT-BR GOODS!
Etave just returned from the East, with as large and
varied stock of seasonable Dry Goods. all of
which we will dispose of at a small
aclvancc on cost. What we
was Purchased previous to
thelaterise, and winkle sold without
regard to the present Eastern price:;, which
on many articles is fto.l as liigh as our 'retail prices
Ladies Cloths, all colors and shades. from $1 50,
75 Ladies Cloaks just received, of various styles
and patterns—froth $B, to $23
good Rids, Embroidered. 75 cents; better quality
$1 00; Jouvius.s $1 25; Alexamlers, tl 50
The tatter makes are the best ita-
Wehave a fresh lot of the Celebrated G. N.
Corsetts-20 bones; the very best manufac
tured. and which we warrant to -
_ fit..and gi satisfaction
A lanTe agsortment of Lndies' and Childrens
Woolen Hoods.
13ROC 4 11A. SII":13VLS;
. ' Just ftoui Auction.
P
L I ENIIDEEHIEF HEND KE RCHIEF
Heat-stitched, and Plain, which defy competitiEl
MOURNING 'GOODS
Chip° Veils, all . prices: Lore Veils, do.: B,
bazines Airmen/4; 3-4 De- Lainee, 6-4 1)
Line Coburo: Crape- Collars
and oversthing desirable
3 ' IOITR*IN,9 ( SHA vVLS
S-4 De 14 - lines and p'ashmeres Long Thibe
prices: Long ROT Shawls—beaujifurgoo
• PRINTS
6,13, and 25 cents. Do Lanes, Fancy and IM
COnz mg. and French Merinoes
'Maids, and Stripes
FURS! FURS ! 1 FURS ! ! FURS ! !
We have just - opened a largo Itesortment off Pm
' among which. May be found
RUSSIAN SQUIRML CAPES AND NI
'RUSSIAN Ai -IRTIN CAPES ANDA
FRENCH SABLtOAPES AND' M
HUDSON BAY CAPES.AND
Ail oi'which we will fella* low as can be h
In conclusion we would say, that all the gi
have are for sate—mad at prices as lo •
,() they can be had this side of'Ne••
Xork, We make but one -
price, and that
the same to all oustorners,
whether ledge's of goods or not. Dt
'and look at the steel( before -buying els
ect,24•tf EIESTEII4
EYSTER & BRO
have now on hand.
'CLOTHS
to $6OO
r
CLOAKS
KID GLOVES
ported. .Aleo, a largo lot
of Fancy GloN:es
CORSETS
11 - 0 0D S
for mourning
FITCH CAPES AND MUF
the manufacturer.
4 rp f ,lattuatu 27, 4864.
1340 t% and *bees. ..
. .„.„.....-„,...;...„.....„....,..„_,........._"....„.
W SHOE STORE.—The Sub
scriber takes thiti method of Informing the titl
e of Chambrshnrg and 'vicinity, that, he has lust,
r m - o.ed 'rout Et hitadelphiii with an ENTIRELY NEW
u ..,,,...e.
S"'OCK of Boots and Shoes, of every variety, style and
Pattern. and of the hest manufactures. ,
ie-has nook!' Shopkeepers on hind. Hie whole stock
1 , new. Give him a- call—you con *lastly suit , , yourielf.
invites the Ladies. especial ly, to call'. as he will take
- p
ensure in showing his goods. Store in the room for
. erly occupied by Frederick smith, Esq..as a LBW Office,
d more recently used for the pnrpose'hy George Eye
t.: r. Esq., two doors North of Fisher's Hotel. MainSt- eat,
s ambersburg.'l'.n. , = .
I Ills large and *ell selected etock.he beings practical
oemaker. consists of 101.111C8' Gaiters. Boots, Slippers
d Buskins: 3fiasee.and Children's Boots and Shoes;
entleinen'sfiaitOrs. Slippers Boots and Brogans.' ,
Do net ()rot the Owe. '..CO trouble to show Goods kt
e N.EIV STORE. two doorri North of Fisher's HoteL
obi qtroeet. Gharolersburg, Da.. by
June 17 . •1882. 1'1.1862. • 'PETER YELIMAN.
ALL AND SEE 1-THE IT.NDER.
,
annonnees to his nnmerons friends an 1
gMstomers.that he - continues to manufacture to older.
and Keeps on hand a fol' and complete. assortment • if
lialions qualifies and styles - of 8110E8 and GAITER 3.
for: Ladles. :Biases and Children His assortment Dl*
BOOTS-8110ES. &e., Air 'ten and Boys' wear is com
plete. to which he respectfully incites attention,
all kinds made tce order. in a neat and durable inn n
ier,riudai.shott n,pil,tee. Call andsee tmforenurchasi g
isewhere.auclhe will satisfy purchasers that he sells at
mry small pt4ifits for Cash. Don't forget the ,placce—
'in.-sate Rutz dr, Keefer'r Store. Qhmnlieraburg,
GEORGE tiEttliEll..
iuna 17;180
IN
Ractica,l.
LOCKJIOSPITAL
t lUP DR. JOHNSON; the founder of this Celebrated
I' l Ecotirotlon.offers the moat certain, speedy, and only
egectual remedy in the world for Gleets, Structures.
(Seminal Weakness, P sin in the Loins, Constitution:ll
bility,lmpote•ce, Weakness of the Back nu.: Limbs.
Affections o`t - the Kidneys. Palpitation of the Heart;
Dyspepsia. Nervous Irritnbiiity, Diseases of the Read,
Throat. Nose or 'Skin: and all those serious and,melate
choly disorders arising from the destructive habits ta
Youth. which destroy both bodYsod mind. These secret
a:atf solitary practices are more fatal to their victims
than the song of the Syreae to the mariner lilyasus,
Alighting their most brilliant hopes, or acticipations
tendering marriage ,&c I m nos ib 1 e
- YOUNG- MEN.
Young Hen especially, who have become the victims
of Sqlitary Yice.that dreadful and ne“ructive habit
which annualty swqops to on untimely grieve thonsands
of yowl.; men of the most exalted tat eriVand briliian
otellect,who alight uther wise hay ent minced listening
.Ikonates with the thunders of eloquence. or, onlktql to
*eau the living lyre: may call with t ull 'confidence.
MARRIAGE!
~,Atarried nersons. or .ionng men contemplating mar
riage,boing A ware of physical wealtn c so. organi c debility,
deformitiesi Stg-alletdd immediately consult Dr. Johns
ton. .
_lle whnplacealllsnaelftindar them re of Dr. Johnston
• may rel int.:tasty confide inhi - shonor no a gentleman,aad
confidently rely upon his-skill as a p hysician.
- • ORGANIC WEAKNESS!
• IMJ ELY CURED .A4D PULL MOIL It EST OREL
This disease is the penalty mos ; frequently paid by
those who ',have become the viet in 03 of improper Intel
genres. Young Demons are too apt to commit excesses
from not being award of the dreeid fel consequences that
may ensue. Nbw, who that understands the subject
will pretend toidenythat the power of Procreation is
lost aommithY.thme.failing into improper habit than by
the prudent, ftesides being deprived of the pleasure of
healthy offspring, the most serious and destructive
sympathy to mini and body arise. The system become
deranged the physlcal and mental powers weakened
nervous debility, dYspepalar palpitation of ' the heart
Indigestion. , a wasting' o f the frame, cough, symptom
of consurripi ion
Offle4
7 South Frederick Street,
seven doorstroun Baltimore street, East side, up ttlt
the steps. Be particular in observing the name and
number,or' you will mistake the place. , -
.41. A OIIRE WAItRANTFiD IN TiT(5. DAYS.
No APrcury or N2 4 415t0US Drugs.
P R. •J 0 FINSTON,
Member 'of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, gra
mate from one of the most eminent College(' of the
United "Arnim, and the greater part of whose life has
been sOnt in the hosnitats of London .Paris, Philadel
phiaand'elsewhere, has effected come of the most aston
ishing cures that were ever known. Many troubled
with ridging in the Weed and ova when asleep.- great
nervousaesis being alarmed at sudden sounds. and hash.
fatness, with frequent blushing, attended sometimes
with &rad - gement of mind. were cured immediately.
CBRIAIN DISEASE:
When the' misguitied And imprudent votary of plea
sure finds he has imbibed tl e seeds of this painful die
ense,it (too often ham,ns that an ill-timed sense of
shame, ,r dread of discovery, deters him from applying
to those who from education and respectability can
Alone befrienditim,delaying thine conetitntionalSymp.
t o ms of this horrid disease make their appearance, Such
as ulcerated bora throat. diseased nose. nocturnal pains
in the head and Units., dimness of sight, deafness, nob s
tut the Shin', bon es and arms, blotch es on the bead, fitee.
and extremities. progressing with frightful rapidity.
till at last the palate of the mouth or the bones of the
nose tail in and the victim of this awful disease becomes - .
II horrid object of commisaeratiell, till d.ath puts a pe
riod .to his dreadful sufferings, by senoing hint to — that
bourne - trout whence n.; traiveller returns." To such,
therefore, Dr. Johnston pleages !liftmen to preserve tin
most Inviolable secrecy ; and from his extensive prac tic(
in the; first Hospitals of Europa and America, he can
•.ntidently recommend a safe and speedy cure to the
unfortunate victim of this horrid disease.
it hi a melancholy Ei.t that thousands fall victims to
this horrid disease owing to the unskilfullness of 'gm..
rant Pretenders who by use of that dutiful poison, Mer
awry, ruin the eunstitntion,and either send the nurertn•
trate to an untiutely grave, or make the residue of life
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE!
D P .J.addressesthosewho have injured theinselv CEI by
private and improper indulgences. -
These are some of thewd and melancholy effects pro.
duced by early hahits of youth, viz:—Weakness of he
Ilan:, and Limbs, Pains in the Ilead, Dimness of Sight,
Lots of Muscular tower. Palpitation of the Heart, Oyu
pepsin, Nervous Irritability, Deranpment of the Diges
tive Functions ,Genbrul Debility, Symptoms of:Canso/op
lion, Sc.
Mrtritt,T,the twin] effects on the mind are much to
•
e dreaded: loss or Niemory. Confusion of Ideas, Depres
stun , of Spirits, Evil Forebodings: A version to Society,
self-Distruht. Love_of Solitude. Validity, ,hci, ore some
of the evil effects.
Thousands of persons of all ages can now judge what
isthe cause of their declining health, losing the r vigor.
becoming weak, pale. have, singular appearance about
th eyes, cough, and symptoms of Consumption.
Dr'. Johnston's Invigorating Remedy for Or
'ganie Weakness.
this great ;Lad important remedy. Weakness at
thepcgans is speedily cured, and full vigor restored.
Thousands of the moSt nervous and debilitated ,wha
had iOSt all hope. have been immellately relieved: All
mpediments to Marriage. Physical or Mental Disquali
fication. Nervous Trriold lity, T rembling. Weakness or
Eghanstion of thelnost feaifu I kind ,speedily cured by
I.lr.Juliuston
YOUNG MEN,
Nliohnvelnjurod themselves by a certain practiCe.in•
d o m ai n when alone—a habit frequently learned ft m
"Irppmpanions. or at sellout, the effec.te are nightly
felt,even When asleep. anstlf not cured, render ma .
rilg, impossible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply immediately.
What a pity that.' young man, thP hope of hie corm=
tri, tiled trimsofiliaptreats.shouldbesnatchedfroth
all prospects and enjoyments ofi ire, by the Consequence
ofsieviatingfr.wi 1 he path of nature. and ihdniging in a
certain secret habit Such persone, before conte triplet •
tug • • '
should reflect that a 'sound mind and body are the
most este:wary requisites to promote` connubial happi
ciess without these, thelourney through life
becomes a weary pilgrimage, the prospec t hourly dark
ens t o thb view ;the mind becomes shadowed with de
spair, and filled with tbe melattetfoly reflectiou, that
the happinesS of another becomes blighted With our
own,
EMI
osrici.No, 7, SOUTH FREDERIC.& ST.,
BALTIMORE. -
~~
TO •STRANGERS.'
EMI
The niftily thougands cured at this Institntionln the
W i t rift eanyears; and the numerous important surgical
Operations performed by Dr.J., witueised by the re
portersof Pie pap cra ! and many other•persons.notices
of which have appeared again andagaln before thepub•
Dojo It Sufficient guarantee to the afflicted . .
ht. B, There are so many ignorant an' worthless
f intely! advertising themselves as Physicians, ruining
th e health of the already afflicted. .Dr.Jolutston deems
it necesr.try to say to those unacquainted with his rep.
Utation, that his Diplomas hangin Tee.
Aar Tau Normr.—Ailletters must e post paid ' and
'contain a postaze stamp for the reply, or no answer will
besent. Feb 25 ;'63-Iyr•
d from
odt -we
JOHN C. 110PFIN8.
tone
JOHN C. HOPK I INS & CO
. be:uvxm
IMPORTERS lc DEALERS IN
MINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWAREs
1V0.612 Maur Brur.ar, PUIZADZIX4IId.
For further particulara apply to 5. 8, BURTOCK
trembersburg,Pa. Usep.2B-17.
ewhore,
BRQ.
111
eromits;
DRAFT.-
, , wir4.lA4,9l,LivlcKs>,-
WHOLfSALE AND RETAIL
GROCER, ---
and Nailer in all kinds or Merchandise has 5 4 .
/
MADE - AIiOTITER DRAFT(
, on Philadelphia and New Tack for ' "
. -* NE AV i - GO OD 8 , - , .1
. and anccesylain tiiintinit to I t
_ ' CHADIDERSBURG ' 4 ' 1 k
- Urged -; • ,
assortment or
3lerchandfse offered
-• to this faa,si. 'is 'this large
'stock embraceil such a vast variety -
of alleles. it would be - impossible to
enumerate articles and give, prices. Suffice
to saj that this" varied assortment of
goods embraces a full and complete
assortment of GROCERIES - •
from the, common to
the , most
' - choice
and
throat
• grades known
' to the market..
ChoiceereenandßlaCk
Teas, Chorelate, line Syrups,
Sugars, Coffees,- - Sult, Pleb, Pickies, Rice,
Cheese, fresh Crackers, dried
Beans, Tfoudny, Catsup,
Pepper Sauca,Yitie•
' gnr,&c.; &c. Also ,
a complete as-
sortmeut
Q.
PURE, PRESII,",GROUID LNDN'NGROUDID SPICES,
AND BAKING. ARTICLES. , •
All spices sole are carefully cleaned and jiron nd on
We own. spice mill. Alstr, a full variety cr - ,
Brooms
Buckets,
Wash Boards,.
Twines,
, Cards,
Queentware,
Stoneware, ,'
Brushes,
Intl go,
Fancy Boal4,
' ; Commen,Ekaps,
Combs,
k!:,cicq Knives,
Articles of Hardware,
Lubricating 01.1„
LND.,6OOO,AATI.CLBS NOT NAMED,
all of which will be sel,l at cheap flgithw '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Call and examine for yourself and be convinced that at
GELWICK'S ,CHEAP STO.tE
is the place for bargains.
P. have also 100 Bottles of deinestic masufac
tare of stricily pure Grape Wine for safe. (de c16,'631
ctotbing.,
THE FRANKLIN •
CLOTECENG E3f12:14M
NEWEST STYLES.
LARGEST 'STOCK-CHEAPEST PRICE
The nudersigned'crin assure the Public, and d-ed's snc
cessiul contradiction, that his recent pnrchnses in the
East cruelties enables him to offer lue of the largest and
most attractive stock of
CLOTTII - lk G •
For the Fall and Winter Season of 18634 to be tom!
any similar establishment in this section. Every va
riety of _ _
COSTS,
PA*(TS
..A.ND VMS,
Made in Hie very best styleand at the lowest prlles
' r:•
ORNIEEKEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Such as Shirts. Drawers. Collars, Cravats, Neck Tint
klandkerchiefs.itc.,&c. Special attention is called it,
thi Department. • -
CUSTOMERS' ORDERS
I would invite an examination of my Stock of Fine
Cloths, Kessermers ,Vestings, hc.,arhich I ceanufautute
upon special Orders. •
SPECIAL NOTICE
I would beg to say that my Goods uve manufactured
under my own supervision and by the very best works
men. My present Stock is the most extensive I have nt
had in store and I respectfully _ttsk Loy Wei da and tllk
Publie to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the old Stand. J ..T. 110SKIN4ON,
• , Franklin Motel Building,
Corner of the Diamond and West Market Street,
.ohambersburg, Pa.
V, ELLIOTT, CLOTHIER, Sold/.
1 . • west thrner of the DIAMOND-next door to the
B ac k, CtiAMBERSBURG, heslust returned from tire
City with a large stock of superior and seasonable
Ooeds.such as CLOTFTS.CASSIMERES. SATINM
CORDS, k. c..10r Coats and VELVETIz.SATINS.tIi.
RSEILLES.and other Vestings. Also—a very tine
selection of READY-MADE CLOTTIING. which he :
prepared to sell at the very lowest market prices.
CUSTOMER WORK.—As he employs it first-eats cht
ter.he is prepared . to make up all kinds of tsrment4,
for Men , and Boys.to order,in the best styles. Satis
faction will be maranteeil.
A large assortment at GEsrLEMEN'sYte us tt eons,
such as Shirts. ilmwers. Collars. riandkerchi , $llB,
penders.Carpot Bags. Umbrellas. Ac., Ac.. always on
hand, Give him Refill and save money. (June 'IT.'
D C. W.A,LBORN & CO'S
W.HOGESALE
. READY MADE LINEN RETAIL
AND DRESS STOCK MANUFACTORY,
11 1 h ..5 7 North Sixth Street, rhiktdelphio
SlDt.Merin oand rot ton Under St ins and Drawers . Cra•
vats, Scarfs, Oloves,Uandkerehiefs. &c. Shirts: Wrappers
and Dress Stocks made to order by measurement, and
vrarrtnted to giVe Flntipfaction.
Orders may het oft with-S. S. Suarmitt,Chambersbnrg.
sep.23
WESTON S. BROTHER,
MERCHANT TAILORS
. • •
No. ArcA'StreAt. Philadelphia, P 4.
Having received a liberal 'thereof patronage from Cham
bersburg and vicinity, we are eneonraged to asir.tbr
more. The excellence of our goods and our work, and'
the care we take to give entire satisfaction le a sufnclent,
guarantee that we value our reputation.
nor 11, 133-Iy . , r_ 'WESTON & lIROTHER.
AEMOVAL.—From 433 Market: at.,
to thelarge Iron • Building 513 Market and trig'
mmerce Streets.
, NO7 GOOal than any Houle in the United States.
FRANCISCUS‘,
513 MARKET A 510 .COMMERCE STS.,
Keeps the largest Stock in the United States of.
Buckets,Broonts, Tubs, Churns,
Baikets, Bruithes, lifati,3leasures.;
:Clocks: Looking•Olasses. Oil Cloths and
Carpets. Window Shades-and Paper.
Birn4astes,oavaa Ware,' and
GOLZuII Batting, Waddin!y,
• TWitlfii, Wicking, Ropes in Coils
and - Dozens, Cott.% Yarns.
. . Cotton And Linen Carpet-chain:
Our Prices will iiverage Lower than any other Ilkuse ,
in thiecity. Call endue for yourselves.
For further particulars apply to S. S.SIIRYSCIK
Chamhersburg.
1311AND-BILLS,' from the liirgest to
■ I the smallest, to plaltc or &nemlois, priated.'st:
the office of the FRANKLIN REPOSITORY,
FI3PRINVINO, .in every style
donaat the office. of the FUNKLIN ISPOSITOUT
Q UAKE t CITY
Ituspas ccipxon
' L. FAIRBANKS, A.-1114' --
f. , r the last roar years PrlnCipal and chiefltalneds
manager or 'Bryant 8 StrattOn's Commuttial College.
A MOM BUSINESS VOLLEGE,
Conducted on a new system of Actualllusinass Training
through the establishment of legitimate Officers and
Countlng4lonse, representing different derartreetat
Trade and Commerce, and a regular Bank of Beposit
and Tame, giving the student all the advantages otiicti
al and - qualifyinghim in the shortest Tastable
time and moat effective manner, for the , gariorts duties
and employments of business life. * ' - •
The Conrse of inst potion hi the Theoretical Beloit!.
meat embaces 810,74 - eipng, G;mylercial culc 4l +4 o " ,
&darts on /Airiness 4ffitirs, Penmanship, Cbstrisrdial
Latos,Porms, Cirrrerponfleact,Cfc. In the
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
the student entersupan the Grudnating Course, which
includes a Continuation in the above studies, with %heir
practical application in. their details, De will in
turn hilt - no position of Accountant and Proprietor •tn the
rations Departments 'of Who/elate and plea Trade,
Fnnearding.lobbing, and Cbmmission Business, Baiik
ing, lianttfacthring. Minn.tig Steambo"ating,•:l4., end
finally will act as Cashier, Dank-keeperand Teller in tlte
Bank, in ench of which,positions his preVions knoWiedge
will be put to the fullest practical test.
Vlditnstitution - offers to young Men nnmercias ad.
vantages not possessed by any other commercial college
in the 'State.. It is complete in all its appointments. It
is the only Institution in the State conducted on actual
business principles. The course, of instrwstiert Is un•
surpassed, and may becMenleted in abcitit one half the
time usually spent in other institutions, in consequence
of an entirely new arrangement, and the adoption of
the new practical system.
Diplomas awarded upon the - lcompletion of the ann."
merciai Course, which embraces all except the higher
sets of Ranking, Manufacturing, Railrotrding,4e„
dealy Send fora Circular,
CHAVIIERSBIJRG ACADEMY.
•
REFITTED AND REORGANdiD.
Will commence a new quarter on Thursday, Nov. 9.
Large additions have been made to its already eittensite
apparatus. a full and efficient corps of teachers has. been
employed and no pains or expense spared to render oars
one of th e first inatitutions of learning in the country.
Particular attention paid to Teachers and young Melt
preparing for College. •
A. Primary Department for little Boys and Girls hea
been opened in the Academy under charge of bliss &hive.
ly, in whichtheclemente of Spelling, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic. Geography and ramnar will be thorougbly
taught. Till than in thiadepartment,s3 p* quarter.
Forfarther particalarasend for circular or apply, to
the Principal
Choiie Tobs,:co,
halters
FACULTY.
J.B. Rmarr, Principal.
A..Orgarist.n, A. 8., Latin. andU.English.
A. M. Tacestza.Commercial Department.
Miss R.ll.Stnvat.r., Stasi°, Drawing and Principal o
Primary Department.
Miss SAILAR FLORY, Assistant in Primary Department
Chambersbn rg, ang. 12,'63.
Stove Polish,
Motet Segnrs,
Starch,
THE TWELVTH SESSION OF.
SUNNY SIDE 'FEMALE SEMINARY will open
t.
tst day of Fakruary For further partial:tiara ad
dress the Principals. D. & C. L. WILLIA3I9,
Jan 13-3 t - - Nawburg,-Pa.
CH.A. - 11.1BtRSB *GEC- YOUNG
NJ LADIES' SEMINARY.—Tbe Spring Session will
commence on Tuesday, February 9th. ,•
jon 20-3 t REV. 11. , REEVES, Principal.
Kerosene Oil,
. ,
Tt ,
OOFING - , '
ROOFING Ready to nail down:
COPING more durable than Tin.
ROOFING at half Thecostof Tin. - r
ROOFING for , Steepor Flat Roofs
READY "ROOF-ING
FOR HOUSES,
= FOR CHURCHES, ' ' -,,
- FOR FACTOIII29,,
FOR BARNS,
.. , .
FOR ALL BUILDINGS!
,This Reding is made of the heaviest woven fabric ever
'need for the purpose.—Manufactured solely by ourselves
andirecured by Patent. . ,
i'at up in rolls and shipped to all parts of the mantel,
and usually for sale by bardware merchants and builders..
It can be applied by any comilim workman.
We also manufacture,-
LIQUID GUTTA PEltdilA CEMENT,
- ' FOR REPAIRER° - -
LEAHY TIN ROOFS! 1
CHEAPER THAN OIL PAINT,'
HEAVIER BODY THAN OM PAINT.
MORE DURABLE TITAN OIL PAINT.
It forme a perFannetly adhesive, elaStic coating over
the whole surface of the tin, filling up all the smaller ,
- RUST HOLES,
And often savingthe expense of a now roof. -
OUR COMPOUND
'GUTTA PERCHA, CEMENT •
• -
is especially adapted to repairing_
LEARY SHINGLE ROOFS, - ,
3 LCHLIINIES, - ,
SKYLIGHTS,
etc., (Iv.. dt., .fe.
This Is a thick, tenacious compound, applied wlth a
trowel or similar instrument, and does not dry up. Rad
crack, as do all other articles used fur this:purpose. _
CIRCULARS, AND 'SAMPLES
Of the Ready Rooting Bent by mail when desired
Liberal arrangements made'vei th Agents.
READY MOORING CO.,
73 Maiden Lane ; New York:
attg.26.ly
110 ! FOR THE DEFENCES OF
WASHINGTON!
A CHANCE TO GRT - INTO THE "2n ARTALEri,"
. The largest and most complete Regiment from Pa. 4
$lO2 BOUNTY FOR 'VETERANS. -
$302 BOUNTY FOR RECRUITS. • - -
Comfortable barracks, no long marches, full ratierba,
prompt pay, warm clothing and a nits time generally.
These are some of the extraordinary advantages of file
soldiers who occupy the "Posts of honor."
I have opened a Recruiting Office opposite theVourt
House, en East Market St., Chambersburg ; ths_eame
office occupied one year ago by Lient. B. F. Winger' and
myself.
- Anyone desiring to enlist in the above Regiment will
have all matters satisfactorily explained before so doing.
Call at once and 'enrol yourselves among th e brave de
fenders of your country. I shall be here bat a short
time, air the Regiment is fast filling up.
CoMe and avoid the Draft. ADAM FIERGIISON,
decfa.tf] Sergt.2d-Pa. Artillery. Itocrulting Officer
AN CY FUR i S I ; F FAN,CY FURSI
18 Arch:St, below Bth south; side, Philcra.
- 'lmporter. ige.unfeeturer of and Dealer in all kinds ej
FANCY FURS I for Ladies' and Children's Weak:
I wish to return my thanks to my friends of Yratitakt
end the surrounding Counties, for their very liberal pit
renege extended to me during the last few years, and
would any to them that I now have in store, of my own
Importation and Manufactnre a very extensive &siert
ment of all the different kinds and qualities of VANtar
FITRB,for Ladies and Children, that will be worn during
the Fell and Winter seasons.
Being the direct - Importer of all my Furs from Europe,
end having - then all Manufactured under royo.in sew•
vision—enables mote offer my customers and the puldle
a much ,handsomer Set of Furs for the same money.
Ladies please give me a call before purchasing I Please
remember the name, number and Frtreet.
, JOHN FATIERIA.
No. 418 Arch Bt., Philadelpafrk:
eept 9 -em
AVN BEIDELMAN ;
OLCSALE' GROCER. AIOD
1 1 1 . DITCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 708 MARKET dr. No, 2 NORTH 7th ST., PIIIELADAk.
'lnvites the attention of merchants to hinters° and vioa'
assorted stock of Sngars43yrops,Teas, and Coffeeeall Df
which will be sold at lowest market rates. Connery
buyers andsellers willtind it to their advantage WO*.
hint a call. • :
Price currentscoataining all the varieties of theist!.
ket to be hada! S.S. SlLUTOOK,,Chambershutr •
sept.lB - '
A ELTON & CO., • .
COMMISSION liTEiterfArrs
And Dealers in
LEATHER, SUMAC, SHEEP AND CALF SKIN,
N 0.434 North Third Street, Philidaphia.
, heather, Sumac and Skins, bought or golden Commit.
lion. Advances made on Consignments. [dec2.3m)
TRAY HORSE.—Left w.ithAhe r
Subscriber, tit tbe4ranklirc ebiunbeutrarg;
on ,smsdayeversiv, December ?Mk 1863,4-PARK 1111$Y
1102 SE; about nine years old, fifteen bands high, sprung
in hind pastures, d little rarn-aosednnd two !MAI in
neck. The owner is requested to prove propeity, -- pei
cbsrges and takehfm away. '
Jan 20.3 t
, !TROSTIAL:
Ouuttional,
N. E. anner of Tenth and Chesnut Streets,
PgLADELE.IIIA,
ant. tut
eutta43ertba 3atlofts.
fattitatp Onticco.
$
El