0
gypetial itotireo.
MORTON'S Gold Pens aro;nnii'sold attire.
*erne prices as before the cot 001 of the ttlit
this is entirely owing to the 31annticturer's improve
ments in machinery. his present e Business
end. bash-in-Advance System; far, until-Le commenced
advertialns., his businesswae done On Credit and aridly
with the Wade.
Tho.lfortou,Gold Pen& are ~tho, only onee sold at old
prices,as thomakersor all ollidr gvld pent Chirge the'
Premium on thoeold,flovernmentlaacAclebta Morton
has in no base changed hie. prices, Wholesale or Itetait
Of the greattumbers sent by ritalllo all rents of the
world during the Past few years, not one in a thousand
lOwi filled to renclC its destination in ear , ; showing
that the Morton Geld Pen can be obtained by any One,
In every part of the world, at the same price,• postage,
wetly excepted.
'Wader, you can have an enduring,always ready, and
ratiableeild Pon,..exutly adapted toyour hand and
style of writing, which will do your writing vastly
cheaper than /Reel Ports; and at the present almost
nniverwd iligh•Pressure Price of everything. you can
blreira Morton Gold Pen cheaper, in proportion to the
labor sperit upon it and material used, than any other
Gold Pen in the World. If yon want one, call on
41.1Maramr, No. 25 Maiden Lane, New York; or inclose
sinampfor circular. dec2-6me
CII AMBERS'S - 01M :COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
—This Institution is pormanentlylocated in the floroutih
Chambersburg, Franklin County, Penna. The great
demand for competent and responsible accountants
* throughout the laud, make it necessar t y to increase
_ the facilities for acquiring a practicer Business Ed
ridation, With - this view, tbe under's - Wed line open
ed the above Instittition, therebygiving the Young Men
and ethers of thoi country, an opportunity of prepatittg
themseives for Ilonoriblcand Profitable positions in life.
Each department is under the aharge of,alt experienced
and competent instructor. , Th 4 course of Instruction is
Thorough and Practical. Students are taught to origin.
ate and conduct all the Books and Fornil partainiug to
actual badness; thnsbringing Theory bit4practict, and'
thereby enabling them to realize and practice the regn
lhr Routine of the Counting Room. The course of In:
Itinction includes Double Entry Book-keeping in all its
moat approved forms, Commercial , Calculations, lter-
Cantile lAw, Practical and Ornamental Pennmanship,
Le.;Ae. Students can enter at any time, us there are
no vacations to interrupt the regular exercises. Time .
required to complete the course - is from Sto Id weeks.—
Clegimen's Sons can enter the School at half the regu
lar rates. Rouen:l6er p 5 pays all expenses for a fnil
,iikturie,boardinglucluded; Night Session froni ito 9o•-
clock. Send for a Circular. A. 11. TRIMMER,
lan 13-3 m - President.
THE BEST PILLS TO TAKE, the Best Pills
to Take, the Best Pills to Take.—Dr.ltadway's Pills are
the easleet-pilia to swallow. They are elegantly coated
with grun,-occasion neither slckness, straining, tenes
inns, Vieeknees or irritation. They purge thoroughly,
cleanse, pur4y And equalize, the circulation .of this
blood. Other pill* may afford temporary relief but Rad
aiay'S Pllle will effect a cure: other pills may afford
little ease, hitt Badway's 'will save your life.- Let
{hUse whohave taken other pills and medicines for Dye
pepeitt, Liver Oomplaint, Indigestion, Costiveness Bert
ous Affections, Gent, Piles Bilioniness, Headache, En
lirgement of the Spleen, Affections of the Eiditeys, and
other established diseases, 'Without , deriving a perfect
etre, tase Itadway'e Pills. One tool: boxes, are warian.
ted to cure you. „Price 25 cents per box. } Sold by Miller
Ilenshey. , 7 -
Prevention of. Incrustation in.,Senarn Boil
' ets,WINANS' AN CI-INCRUSTATION POWDER AE
' ROVES AND PREVENTS THE DEPOSIT OF SCALE
AND WITHOUT INJURY TO THEIRON Stmsx Yemie
U Use. •
kleferencesin all parts of the conntry,viz: Albany
gas Co.; Eaton, Gilbert & Co.; and others, Troy ; Sy ra
case ,'Rocheater, Auburn, .t.c.; - Joahti Gibson & ?,0.
gholpo, fill:Lacs Ensign, J ;inn R.-Evans .k Oo..Jewett &
Root.andothers,Buffalo: Cleveland, Columbus, Ranee.
,File. &c., &c.; Gea, Shield. 'antes Greenwood, Mitchell &
Datum elshurg, and AO others inCincinuatit and through
oat the West; Indianopolis, Dayton, Torre Haute; Lo
gs.nsport, Chicago. Springfield, St. Louis, St. Paul, !Cc
it,c.,Scc. Cost about 40 to 60centa per week. For circa
sr, address . N.IVIN.A.NS,
11 WALL ST.,NEW YOBS.
[July 22,'
=0
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS have received the
imirm&st encohintns from the press and people through
the 'Union as a.v.alnahlti tonic for the cure of Dyspepsia,
Fiitulence,Conscipation and general nervous debility,
sit cannot be approached. Every : day new cases of its
voit effect are chronicled thrtugla our principal public
jrurrssis. There is nothing equal 'to the enbyme'sit to
OM - Which the afflicted experience when using this val
uable specific. Its mild ,tone, its sure and vigorous
action upon a disordered stomach, and the cleansing of
the entire . human body should recommend it to all daises
bf our community. See adsiertisement. For sale by
Druggists and dealers generally everywhere. [jan2o-Im.
• The Confessions and Experience of an in
eard.—Published for the benefit, and as a warning and
- A CAUTION TO YOUNG MBN
whosuffer from Nervous Debility, PVemature Decay ill
Mikifitobd, etc., supplying at the same time
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE, 9
Byone who has cured hi mselfafter beiri g put tog great
expense land,Jklury through medical hturiabue and
-_guackery.
Ryenclosing a post-paidaddkessad envelope, singly
Copies maybe had of the author.
•NATMANIEL MAYFAIR,EIq.:
Bedford, Kings county, N.Y.
may. 20,83.17
fiAPONIFER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE Fami
ly Soap Micker.
. WAR makes high prices; Saponifier helps to reduce
them: ItniakesSoapforPourcents a pound by using
your kitchen grease. .
(:AIITIONI As spurious Lyes are offeled also, be care
Wand only - buy the Patented article pia up in Iron
cans, all others being Counterfeits.
• PiSIIMSYLVANIA SALT MANC'FACTURING co.,
. _
137 . Walnut Street.
Ll:v4s.3ra], Pittsburg—Pitt filtreetand Duquesne Way
. .
CoNsirsiPtivzs.—Consulnptive Suffereri
frill receives valuable prescription for the cure of Con
• inimption, Asthma, Bronchitis; and all Throat and Lung
affections, (free of Charge,) by sending their address to
Itee: B. A. WILSON:
,Williamsburgh.
Kings Co., Now York.
Jan 20.43 t
• ...COLGATE'S - HONEY SOAP.—ThiB celebrated
3'01.1= BOMB, in each universal demand, is made from
the choicest materials, is i mad and emmolient in its nee.
scented,land extremely beneficial in its
aetfon imon the skin. For sate by all Druggists and
jan 27-Iy.
Panci,i3oods,Pealers.
IiKDIES' AND GiCNTLEMEN'S FURS.
TILS.LABGEST AND BEST STOCK IN TIME CITY, AT
oIIABIES VAIIPOAD tc SONS,
CONTINENTAL ROT F,L,
Paumnaman.
$75.
noT.44ta
=il
E>nplosment!—A,genta Wanted !—We will
tittyttbilitai tolls poimontlx,ano hOoxponses,to activ
Agents.or give a commission. Particulars seutfree.—
Address ERIE Sksruto mAountz CoirLs-r, It JAMES
&inert . ' Agent,lllion, Ohio. wit-29,63-1 y
11. W. SCOTT, GENTLEMEN'S
~ BURNISHING STORE:and liHritt MANUPAC
tnlifo. 814 Chetannt 'Street, Your doors below the
-"Continental:" Philadelphia. Particularattention given
toordered Shirts. A perfect. fit mmrauteed. Persons at
a distaxe can order by the following Shirt Bleatores •
Me ItlrCet, rid the Neck : - -
se—: ,44 - 4 ' Chest under the Arms :
• u a 4 . - Waist :
,±, ...4, S-‘ " Wrist: -
Venitttiof Armi(bent)fromeentreef back
. to middle of hand :
Lengtifof Bosom at flidez
kinefe of
VEIT NSTIVAN' IA
81TltM R YI MR" TABLE
to and from - - - Philactsfphitt, on
APRIL 20t1r,1883.
The Passenger Trains of the
Company will depart from and ai
Philadelphia as iollows:
EASTWARD,
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIIIi leaves 'Harrisburg
daily at 2.00 A. 31. 3 and arrives a l t West Philadelphia at
6.1 u A. x. I
_ -
PAST LINE leaves llarrishurg datly(except Monday)
itt SAS A. 7,5., and arrives at West I lillaoelphia at '9,55
A. t. Passengers take breaktait at LaLcaster.
WAY ACCADMMODATION; Sqa Mount Joy, leaves
Harrisburg at 7.00 A. u., and arrives at West Philadel
phia at 12.25 P. M.
AST Al Att. TRAIN leaves Ilarrisburg daily (except
Sunday) at 2.00 P. as., and arrives at West Philadelphia
at 5.00 P. M. I '
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. via Co-
iambi's- leaves Flarrislairg'at f .00-2. It., and arriTes at
West Philadelphia at 9.30 r. at,
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ilarrisbnrg
daily (except Monday) at 2.00 A., st.; Altoona. 7.15 A. p
take breakfast. anctarrives at Pittsburg at 12.00 noon. ,
PHILADELPHIA. EXPREr TRAIN leaves Harris
burg daily at 3.00 A. ar.; AI oana at 8.00 a. E., take
breakfast. and arrives at pitts urg at 12.30 P. Y.
MAIL TRAIN leaves liartisburg at 1.15 P.m., take
supper. and arrives at Pitistra g at 12.30 A. M.
FAST ELSE leaves Harrisburg at 3.50 P. Af.: Altoona ,
nt 8.35 P. E., and arrives at !Pittsburg at LOD A. st.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Philadelphia at 2.30 P.M., an 4 arrives. at llarrisburg at
8.00 P. IL
WAY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Philadelphia
at: 4.00 P. H.: and arrives ati Harrisburg St 9.40 P. M.
'Phis train runs via Mt. Joy.!!
Alain D. YOUNG,
Supt. Middle Pentia .1.2. R.
June 174863.-tf.
NORTHERN Ct.INTRAL- RAIL
WAY!—SUMMER TLVE TABLE.
Three trains daily to and fron Baltimore and Wash-.
in ton City.
Connections made with trains on Pennsylvsnia_Rall
road. to and from Pittsburg ii;tl the Went.
TWO TRAINS DAILY tiisand from the North and
West Brunch Susquehanna, Imira, and all of Northern
New York.
Ou and nfter Monday, Aptii I 2004 1863, the Pasiengar
Trains of the Northern Central Railway will arrive at
and depart from Harrisburg and Baltimore as follows,
viz z
SOUTRWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Sunbuiry daily (except
Sunday)
leaves HarrisLltrg
arrives at Baltimore •
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily
(except Sum:lay) ' 11.07 P. If
leaves Harrisburg (rlcept.
Monday)
. 4 -. arrives at , Baltimore daily,
(except Mon ay) 6.16 A. IC
HARRISBURG ACCOMMdDATION leaves
Harrisburg
NORTF,IWARD.
MAIL TitAIN leacestlaltr
RB A
daily, (ex
cept Sunday
s,
" - leaves Harrisburg ' 1:15 P.M.
arrives at Stinbirry 4.05 P M.
RIKPRESS TitAlisi ina'ves Baltimore daily... '9.15 P. M.
" - arrives at lihrrishurg , 1.35 A.lf•
" • leaves Harrisburg daily (ox
cept Mornia)
" arrives at Strubnry '
HARRIS.BUItiI 'A.COOMSI;DATION leaves
Baltimore d ily (except Sun
day) 2.55 P.M.
it arrives. atllarrisburg ' 7.39 P.M.
Per further infoimntion tpply at the Office, in Penn
sylvania Railroad Depot, Harrisburg.
p'. N. DuBARRY, Gen Supt.
June 17, '6.1.4f.
NKW AIR LINE ROUTE— Three
Trains Daily to Ne:r York and Philadelphia.
On and after M ,
onday, ITO 20th. 18IS3, the Passenger
Trains will leave the Philadelphia s.nd Readinz - Railroad
Depot, at Ilarrlaburg,for York and Ilfiladelphia,as
to/lows. viz: - -
EXPRESS LINE leaves narrislutrg. at 2.15 A. 31., on
arrival of the Pennsylvania Railroad Express Train from
the West,exriting in-Now York at 0.30 A. M., and Phila
delphia. at 8.20 a. M. A 4leoping car is attached to the
train through from Pittsburg Witbont -change.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 8.00 A. st.,arriving
In New York at 5.30 P.. 4., and Philadelphia at 1.50 P. Bt.
MAST LINE leaves 114rrIsburg at 2.00 P. M., arriving
ha New York at 10.25 P. .. and Philadelphia at 7.00 P.M.
WE TWARD.
RAFT LINE leaves Ner. York at 6.00,x. W., and Phila.
lelphiaat 8.15 t . arri ing at Harrisburg at 1,15 P.
MAIL TRAIN leaves New York at 12,00 noon, and
likiladelphia at 3.30 P.M:, arriving at Harrisburg at 8.20
WM. I -1
EXPRESS TRAIN le
riving at liarriaburg -a
the' Pennsylvania Expr
ing car Naito Attncho
Connections are road ,
the Pennsylvania. Nor
Valley railroads, and ati
ville, Wilkesbarre.-Allo,
Baggage checked thr
end liarrisbutx.s3 15 ; 1
delphia, $3 35 in No.l
For tickets or other i
Jii ne 17.'63. tf.
1862.
WINTER
,CUMBERLA ti
RAILROADS.
pIIANOE OF LIOU
vember IT, 1562, PUS
follows:(Semlays - exce
FOR CHAMBE
Leave Mtge ratnVill
Greencastle--
Ctiambersbirg
Leaves Sliipponaburg.
Newvilie
Carlisle
" Mechanicebur:
A frive at Harrisburg
FOR CHAMBE
Leaves Harrisburg.—
" , Afechanicsbur
" , Carlisle
" Fen - silly
" 1 7 biropensbur .
.__.
Arrive at CliamnerlL
Leave Cliambershur
" Greencastle._
Arrive at Ilarrisbur
iir Making close
trains for Philadelp
with,trains for all po
I=
1868
To HI LADE 1 PHIA AND ERIE
1 RAILROAD.—T isgweat lino Mmyerses the North
ern and Northwest cOnnties of Pennsylvania to the el
of Erie, on Lake Erie.
It has been leased by the Pennsylvania Retilneni
Company, and under. their auspices is being rapidly
opehed throughout 11s entire length.
It is now In use for Passenger and Freight business
tram Marriebnrg to Driftwood, (2d Pork ) (177 miles) on
the Eastern DiVilli* and .from Sheffield to Erie, (78
miles,)on the Western Division. -
TIMEOF PASSEN IER TRAINS AT .lIARRISBURG.
'MAIL TRAIN leave North ' 1,18 A.m.
EXPRESS TRAIN Mives North 100 A.M
Carnrau through FITROUTCHANGE both Ways on those
trains botweep Philbdelpbin and Lock llaven,and be
tween Baltimore ana , Loel: Raven,
.. . . .. . . .. . .
Elegant Sleeping pars on the Exp resstrai u both ways.
Per information respecting Passenger business apply nt
the El: g. Corner lith and Market dt r eota , Philadelphia.
- And for Freight tinsiness of the Company's Agents:
S. 13. Kingston. J4..Cor.l3thand Markets te.,Philada.
S. W. Reynolds, .3tie.
.! •
.1:, ILDrill, &on N. C. IL R..Btiltimore.Md.
11. II: HOUSTON,
• Ge eralFrelght Agent, Philiulel phis.
i -LEWIS L. HOUPT,
GeheralTicket Agen t. Philadelphia.
JOS: D. POTTS,
Juneil,633 Ge l
oral Managir,W_lllitmsport . -
toot,taten anti eStrageb.
II A REWARD.—A Gentigman
4 , it of . 7 alfsbury, SuMerset county, Pa., Jost his
T 11008, between Chomberebter; and Green
castle, contatning two proraisary notca. each. of $l5O, one
for $7 and discharge papere for two soldiers the 133
Re 't, Pa, Vol. an a enm of money. The aboire rowr ad
wilt be paid on th return bf the pocket botik, papers
and money to this' Mae. jtah.27-3t*
It
L9ST,.-AtWISttDETIWSCAN
. BARAK' PIN; oblong t 4hape; on till) 'night'. of -tbe
atic - Entertnlnment in; Frilnt t iln Ifall. The tinder
will be enitably reWardedbyflerring at this (ace. E 127 31
jaar.ll.ljl
rabel.
RAIL ROAD!
. Five Trains Das7y
and after .1107 DAY,
Pennaylvanta Railroad
rrive at Harrisburg and
WESTWARD
loao A.. 74
1.15 r. at
0.35 r. at
EASTWARD
{,es Nek York at 7.00 P.M.. nr
-2.10 A. M. and 'connecting with
iss Train for Pittsburg. A sleep
'o this train.
nt Harrisburg with trains on
Bern Central and Cumberland
:leading for Philadelphia, Potts
town, Easton. etc. '
•ngb. P.uo between "New York
etween Harrisburg and Phiki
, mend $3 in N 0.2. •
formationapply to : •
J. J. CLYDg,
Generitl Agent. Harrisburg.
RR A NGE
VALLEY-4ND FRANKLIN
*-- 1 0n and after Monday. No
• ter' Trains will run daily, in;
ted)
RSBURG , AND FEAR
SBURG-' :
A. M. P. M
7.00 2.45
7.37 " 3.35
rriye at 8.17 4.29
ye at 8.30 12.55
9.0 1.28
9.82 2.00
10.10 2.42
OA
Il.lri- :3.40
'SBURGAND HAGERS
TOWN.
A. M. P.M
...•8.05 1 35
.„ 8.47 2.15
9.27 2 55
-10.02 3.29
-10.33 -4,00
-11.00 4.39
-.11.10 4,40
1 -
rg
11.55 5.30
12.35 5.10
'connections nt Harrisburg .with
la, New York and Pittsburg; and
ITEM
0. N. LULL,Sipt.
,Orsburg.N.T.l7. 15132.
isTraitlitin evoslion, Sibruanj 3, 1864.
tints- of Erabel.
1)11E/in - ENG RAIL - ROAD.-W , N
'loo TER ARRANGEILENT.
GREAT TRUNK LINE from the North and N rth
'kat for Philadelphia, New York. Reading. pats
Lebanon, Allentown, Easton. &c., &c. .
' -Trains lease Ilarrisbnyg for Philadelphia, New ork t
Reading, Pot tacille,amfall interrnediatestat ions. a 8.00
and 2.00 P. If.
N :w York Express leaves Harrisburg. at 3.00 l a .w a
arriving at New York at 10.15 the same morning.
Paresfcom Harrisburg: To New York 8.515: to hila
delphia $3.35 and 22.80._ Baggage checked throng .
Behuning, leave New York at 6 A. ii.. 12 NOU , aid
7.P. at" (Pittsburg Express . arriving at 114.rrisburh . ,,„ at 24
A. M.) Leave Philadelphia at Si& A. 74..und 3.30 ii. Id. •
Sleeping cars in the New York Expri.ss T rains through
to and from Pittsburg without change. I -
Passengers by the Catayissa Railroad leaveTarnaque
at 6.50 A.m....and 2.15 P.N.: 2 1,3r Philadelphia. New [York,
and all 'Hai Points. I
Trains leave Pottsville at 9.15 A. st.,and 2.30 iqin,f o (
Philadelphia. Harrisburg and New York. I
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves Reading at
6.30 A. az., and returns from Philadelphia at 430 11.
Ssr All the above trains run daily, Sundae ex
cepted. ,
i '
A Sunday train 1 saves Pottsville at 7.30 A. t ..; and
Philadelphia at 3.13 P. X.
Cornmutatini:, Hileage,Seascm; and ExcursionNickets
at reduced es to and froth all peints..
80 fba4Bagg• e allowed each Passenger.
. ,
(1.. A . NICEO49 ,
Dec 16 , 186 -tf. ' Genbral Superintendent:,
i.
cfnourantr.
AMERICAN LIFE INSITRACE
TRUST CAHIPANY.
South-eastcofner of Walnut and Irtiurth 4recis Pltila
incarporatedlBs9. Charter Perpe ual.
AIITIIORIZED CAPITAL, $500,000 00
CAPITAL,S2SO,OOO 00. ASSETS,
Insures lives during t natural. life, or fdr short
grants annntet g .And endowments, and makes
contracts of all kinds: epeuding on the issu of life.
Acting also as Bxeintors. Trustees and Qua
Policies of Lite Insurance insured,at the usual mutual
rotes of ocher good Couipauies—with profits to the In.
scared--4ask Bonus, January, 1801. being 43 p r cent
of all premiums received on mutual policies t joint
stock rates, 20 per cent. less than the above..
NON-FORPEITUBE PLAN.
By which a person pays fur 5,7, or 10 yearsoi
the Policy is patd up for life, and nothing niorl
and should he be unable, or wish to discontinu
the Company will issue a paid-up policy in In
to the amount oi premiums paid, as follows:'
Atter payment of •
the annual preml-
TIMS (on polierot
$1000) fgr .1 - $4OO 00 $285 00
Ou poet o'4 an. pre. 809_00 671 40
6 " -. ' 857 /0
41 8 411
•Aunnal preminin for $lOOO. . .
NON-FORFEITURE TEN YEAR R.
Age 20 ,
25, - . . .
2.00 A.
6,30 e. kr
4 1.15 A :it
- " 30..
66 3 5,
" 40,
,g 4 r, ,
50 . ;
Insurance may lie affected, giving toanypai
death or life insured, a eertnin yearly income
melt for life, thus avoiding all cantingenciea
lug the aurae, and may be double or treble
interest.
ALEXANDER WILTI,LDIN, President.
SAMUEL WORK, Vice-Presiderrt.
JOLIN S. WILSON, Secretary and Treasurer
3.00 A 3t?
o. A. 31
BOARD OF 'I BUSTERS. '
Alexander 'NWlldin, J, Edgar Thorlv ;
lion. James Nllock, - 1110 - n. Jotieph Al
Albert C. Roberts, ,Jeans Bowman,
Sim - awl T. Bodine, 11: B. Eldridg
George Nugent, John Aikmnn. ,
Wm. J 'toward,
~ • Chas. E. II eazlit
Samuel' Wotk, '
MEDICAL EXA)IINER S.
J. F. BIRD, MED., J. NEWTON WA!
In attendance at the Company's office e
o'clock, M. '
WM. G. REED, Chambershurg, Pa..fs the
Agent of the American Life Insurance and,
pally, and is always prepared to furnish p.,
any informiLtimr wanted, and to take Instim,
DR. J.C.VICHAftWS, Medical Examiner.
IiEFERRNCES,-Hon. A. E. McClung,:
coils, J. B. Nixon. Chtitabersbarg, and "tivA. I
Cashier Ifagerstown Bank.
NSETRANCE. COMPA . '1" - • OF
NORTH AMERICA. INCORPORAT, D 1794.
'ERPETUAL CHARTER. ' CA PITAf. 400 000
J [
Orrter ,-,N0.'232 Wmatisir Sift sr. PHIL items.
This CoMpany are now prosecuting the mess of In
surance from Loss or Damage by SIRE o Buildings ,
t l re
Merchandise. Furnituie. Ac.. throughout ; the State •
Pennsylvania. on LIBERAL TERMS, far long or shot
per,ods ; oktpermanently on Buildings,. by a. deposit
Prentinni. ~,' ,
The PROlirf PATVE!Pr of CLAIMS for LoSS s during the
period of nearly SrFE-NTT YkAlta that the 'empany has
been in existance, entitles them to the cothidence of the
public. -
Arthur O. Cartn, James N.Diekson,,, ,
Samuel W ..1 ones, S. Morris M al n,
John A. Blown. • - John Mastio. -
Charles Taylor, George L.ll
Ambrose White, - Francis IL.I ,
John R. Neff. , . Edward 11.
- Richard D. Wood, , Edward S.,
Willia it Welah, . William Ct
William E. Bowen._
CHARLES PLAIT, goe`y. AIPTITIM G.I
1Y.41. .lIITAU/Lett, fbntral Agent at Hi
r
WM 0. REFID. Charnbersburg, t'a.. ti
!zed Ageneof the Insurhneerninpany of
ea, and is alwayA prepared to kive any 41
sired. and to tttke Insurances.
REFERENCES--Charlea ii. Tnyinr and.
Ewfa... Chain beralm rg. •
OUR AGENT.--,MR. JO,
N...
.5 of Chambereburk. ix the General
Franklin County Mutual Iniurance, Com'
June 1.7,'63. - WM.
R - INCE
I2ODEONS AND. HAR3 1
introducing the effect of Pedal Mum mar
GA BLEft'S uteturpatee d PIANOS
eral deduction. or nn Monthly Inatnltuen
/Fir Oyer 30,909 cold In Philadelphia.
JAMES BELLA If . St
279 and VG South Fifth streak, abut:
setil6. 03-Iy
K LEMM& BROTHER,
Importers. Stan kraclurtne and
I
N MUSICAL INSTRU
GERMAN, FERRELL, IND 'TALI
No. 705 NIARRET STREET, PHI
Mere carefully attended to by
Chmobershurg
ECM
V .
ociie+Ausic.--R. - A
wiiltenchcbianea and private
Singing, Musical Natation, harmony,
position,
WALNU,T LOGS! '
TAKE l—We will gi
or cubic foot for LARGX-WALNUT 1, 0 1
ty, delivered at our Jf I 11. -The Mgt n
Inches or More in dianieter, fourteenfp:
in which case we will take the whole,
diameter. We will also mike SPEC t
for extra good trees. These terms 4r:
ht 'of April next.
dee 30 3m SEMPLE
OARDERS • W.A.:NT
I, or four amittemen can obtain
ate family. For further particulars a;
WANTED.—A Good
CABINET MAKER. Steady
Enqufre at this Offite. . -
GRAIN! GRAIN I ! I
WASUABSUGH'S BRE'W
Chambersburg, Pt
The undersigned takes this method
friends and the public generully, tbel
a term of years the well known Btew
heretofore conducted by Mr. Upton
will beglad to fbrnish to his friends z
of the House with the finest ALE up 4
tice and at the lowest prices.
- *A. The highest Gush price will
bushels of BARLEY, delivered at Cl,
Jan 20, 64 4 Y ALEXAI
p r o MERCHANTS.---
UtaltiAti 11 IC/
riuss.T.::;.3.BE")2lTrila,
PAD UP
hy,vaien
to pkt,
bo n er.
L,opurtion
t 5 'yearl-At yew.
liat• - d. Ritteti.
10 year
Rates. '
$2OO 60
400 00
800 00
43
~.0 50
34 00
1.. 38 40
.. 4§ 00
.. 47 00
5:3 50
/.. 60 30
rtY, on the
by endow
of invest ,
he yearly
ER, M.D.
ly, at 12
I authorized'
I .at Corn
rapt:Oats or
. cm
Y.S. J.
Mivmh 1
t21,63-tf
Ilarrison,
ope,
4frntter,
larke.
tlitalilingigt
OFFtN,Pre3
'rrist,urg, Pa
the °litho,-
"orth Ameri
. formation de-
John I:Lacier,
Oct 21 '63-tf
IN GROVE,
,tgeot of the
rthy.
htaLELLAN.
iftusirai.
KNOWN
(MUMS!
rylnatrunient.
pscash at alib-
I le Agent.
Spruce st.,
ITIL4DELPIII
ihnlesale Dealers
,k ENTS,
iN STRINGS,
DELP n 11 .
. S. SURYOCK
[rept 2.3-ly .
. McClure.
pit s o. the art of
d 'Musket Coat-
[nor2s•tfl
ilantc.
ARMERS'
• el 2 eta per solid
WS of goof" (pall
met :pellagra 20
;t from theApmp
l ee up to 10 ticcilee
t 1-CONTRACTS
offered until tlt'e
CLARK & co.'
I P.--:-Three
•
l ogirding in pttr
-I,ply at Will bflice.
I ottrneyrna , n
. t mployment given
0ct21'8341
GRAIN ! ! !
ERY,
of informing his
1 lefised for
ery sstablishment
Voshsbungli. Ile
Ind the old palions
.r "ttke 'etekrtest no-
be iridefor 6,000
'mbersbufk.
DRR. MARTIN.
I he way tO
ADTZWITIX 11
antgo, ebitilleS, &C.
- WY. RRYSEA, JR. I-- CRAB. H. CREBRLRE., _
EYSER, Sz.-QP,ESSLERi
- 'GRADVATES t PHARMACY,
DEALER& LT -
DRUGS,CHEMICALS,MEI/ICTXES,&e.
CHAMBERSB VIEW, P.A.
- Believing that only - '
PURE DRUGS.
•
and -
PREPARATIONS OF LULL STRENGTH
will give satisfaction to Physician and Patient. and in
sure continued succeed to our Drug Establishment, we
girt) this branch our constant-taro and scrutiny.
CHEMICALS, DYE-STUFFS • .
• - AND PATENT MEDICINES.
We warrant our stock to be pure mut the best in the
market.
We are r..celvlng a largo lot of
'FRESH GARDEN
.SEEDS,
embracing the best kinds of new. and old varieties of ear
ly and late Vegetables.
HOPE A . STEVENS' FAMILY DYE-COLORS,
n reliable and easy 'coloring- We ask but a trial for
them. All the colors constantly on band:-
Fanners and Horse Dealers should. always have on hand
a package of
" O'SIEL'S HORSE AND - CATTLE POi - DER.
it is the beet for Distemper.
•
BITTER WINE OF IRON,
an excellent Tonic for debilitated and Dyapeptic persona
MRS. HARVEY'S CRctliT SYRUP,
an expectorant for Coughs and Colds in the Throat and
Chest, that can be relied upon to give speedy relief.
; _k
- POCKET BOOKS AND WALLETS.
We have jest received a large let of every size, quality
and price.
Fine Soaps and Perfumery,
Hair and Cloth Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Reading Combs,
Gum and Horn-Comias,
Concentrated ?Mash,
Se.ponifier,
Tiussass and Braces
Slodicinea can be had at night or on iSanday by
calnag at the Store or at W. lloyser'a reaidence. a few
doors South of the Store. jan Zl
- u-AvE YOU TRIED MAIZENA
_xi_ YET! Get it at NIXON'S.
Eil
TT AVE YOU ,TROZEN FEET ?
'xi_ Try an Ointment sold at NIXON'S.
DO YOU WANT TO "DYE?"
.A.ll colors and shades can be bad at
"lOW IS YOUR
Nixon hat att article that will remove dandtuff
inewntly.
T3IIIEDIATELYAFTERSLEIGII
i. ING,URO Nixon's Cattlo Powder toprevent Slay
vg your horse.
T)OGS AND, CATS WON'T- COM
' ARE with Costar in filling rnte. Buy it fresh nt
NIXON'S.
•
IF YOU HAVE A BAD COLD
I. get Medidinent - NIXON'S;
ITF YOU HAVE ,:'TETTER OR
Itch, get Ointment at - NIXON'S'
"Eli'', YOU lIAVE CORNS, 'LIMP
to'Nixon's end get the French Cure.
THE ETD-GO TO NIXON'S
For any article you may want. MR there 3on will
be eel Lain tb get it fresh, pure and reliable.
MILLER &-lIENSHEY,
- LI II UGGLYTS
STORE ON THE DIAMOND,
[lave just re - :wired a large and frealt stock o[
DRUUS,
CHEMICALS, _ _
Purchased from reliable Humes in the Eastern Cities
and uttered to the public tut strictly pure. iluviug
Spice Mill, upon which is ground all the
PEPPER, CORIANPER,
'CINNAMON, CLOVES,
SWEET MARJORY, Lc.,
sold by tut. These Spices are always fresh mut pure . .
Remember this ; as the butchering season is now here.
and to make good puddings and sausages you must Wive
good Sykes. „
T OILET ARTICLES.
STERLING'S A3lne 0000AINE,
HAIR DYES. POMADES, -
EXTRACTS OF ALL RINDS,
HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS,
TOOTH BRUSHES, and
afull aesanment of every thing; in the Tpilet line, can
be bad at AHLLiilt & HENSII BY'S.
ICR°KraoszszEOLlAltrik
CHIMNEYS \VICES
ALCL/HOL, FLUID AND A
' •
full assortment of such irtfclosusually found in a Drug
Store; can be had at - MILDER A HENSHEY'S
TERMS CASH. [dec :2.]
VORCURIN,G BEEF AND PORK.
—Don't forget to call at MIL,LNIt & FIENSD.DY'S
an get the preparation they make for this purpose, is
you would have sweet Darns anifgeociarnedDeef.
TediATENT MEDICINES.—AIways
on hand a complete stock a all the popular Patent
Iclnes of the debut MILLEN. k irosuyors:
F AMILY DYE COLORS —A new
article and lust what %needed in every fantilt, at
' • - MILLEIA4 gieatureis.--
DYSP.:SIA, -
AND
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVE'
• AND
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
are cured by
HOOThAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
THE GREAT - STRENGIIVG TONIC.
- These Bittershave Performed mere Cures I
Have and do give better satisfaction!
have more testimony
Have more respectable people to vouch for them!
- Than any - other article in the market.
We defy any one to e.ntradict this assertion, and
WILL PAY $l,OOO
To anyone who will producaa certificate gtiblislied
by Ita, that is not genuine. .
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Will cure every case of -
Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases of-the Kid
! neys, and Diseases arising from a
DisorderettStnmach.
Observe.the following Svmptoms, resulting from
Disorders of the Digestive Organs:
Constipatio ward Pitek Fullness or Blood to
the lie , Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,-
' Ile urn, Disgust for Food. Full- -
ar
noes or Weight in the Stem--
itch, Sour, Eructs-
.
. tions, Sinking
or Fluttering at the
). - . Pit of the Stomach. Swim-
4 , mine of the head, flurried and Dif
cult Breathing. Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a Ling
posture. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs -
before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Bead, Deficiency of
Perspiration,Yellow-
ness of the
Skin and Eves. Pain - .
in the Side, Back. Chest.
.. '
Limbs,- Fe., Sudden Flushes of Heat,
-Burning irillie Flesh, Constant Imagin
ings of Evil, and great Depression of SpiritsREMEMBER, that this Bittins is NOT ALCO
HOLIC, contains no Rum.. or Whiskey. and can't
make Drunkards, but is the BEST TONIC in the
World. -
- iiiif- READ WHO SAYS SO; . -
From the Rev. Levi Gl: Beck, Pastor of the Baptist
- Church, Pemberton. N. 3.,.formerly of the 14 orth
- Baptist Church, Philadelphia: --
1 * * * I haVe known Hedlund's German Bitters
favorably for a number of years. I have used them
in my own family and have- been so pleased with
their effects that I was induced to recommend them
to many others, and know that they have operated
an a strikingly beneficial manner. 1 take great
pleasure in thii.n publicly proclaiming this fact, and
calling the attention of those afflicted with the dis
eases for which they are recommended, to these
Bitters, knowing from experience that my recom
mendation-will be sustained. Ido this more cheer
fully as Hoofland's Bitters is intended to benefit the
afflicted, and is " not arum drink." .
Yours truly, ' ' , LEVI G. BECK.
=I
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of the
Encyclopedia of Religions Knowledge andel:iris.;
Tian Chronicle. Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pa;
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 to Hoofland's-
German Bitters. prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, of
this city, because I was prejudiced against, them for
many years. under the impression that they were .
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. lam indebted to my
friend, Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal of
this prejudice by proper tests; and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long cOntinned debility. The use of three bottles.ot
these Bitters • the beginning of the present year,
was fr" evident relief, and restoration to a
deere rriental , vigor which I had not
felt f< re, and bad almost despaired
of ref- , ire thank God and my friend
for di use of them.
'TON BROOWN, Matta.
• •
NIXON'S
From the Rev. Jos. H. Kennard. Pastor of the 10th
Dr. Jackson :—Dear Sir: I kayo been frequently
requested'to connect my name with commendations
Of different kinds of -medicines, but regarding the
practice as out of my appropriate sphere, I have in
*acmes declined: but with a clear proof in various
instances, and barticularly in my family, of the use•
fulness of Dr. Hoefland's Gernmn Bitters, I depart
for once from my usual 'course, to express My full
conviction that. for general debility of the system and
especial y for.iiver (;01aptaint. it is a safe and val
uable wenn mama. In some eases it may fail; but
usually. I doubt not it will,be very beneficial to
those who suffer from the above cause.
Yours very respectfully, J. 11. KENNARD. '
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.
From Rev. Warren Randolph. Pastor of Baptis
Chureillertuantown.Penna.
Dr. C. M. Jackson:--Dear Sir: Personal eneri f
once enables me to say, that I regard the Ger_ma'S
Bitters prepared by you am most excellenrmedreine.
In cases of severe cold and general debility - I ' , have,
been greatly benefitted by the use of the Bitters:
and doubt not they will `produce similar effects on
others. Yours truly.'
WARREN RANDOLPH, GermUntowfi, Pa.
From Rev. J. H. Turner, Pastor of 'Redding M. E.
Church, Philadelphia.
Dr. Jackson:—Dear Sir: Having used yhurtper
man Bitters in my fainily frequently I am prepared
to say that iqtas been of great service: r
the that in must cases of gen,eral debility of the syketh
it is the safest and most valuable remedy of Tghicll
I have any knowledge. Yours respectfullyi
J. H. TURNER,I2.6 N.l9th Street.
From the Rev. J. M. Lyons, former Paster of the
Columbus (N. J. and Millerstown (Penna./ Bap
tilt Churches
Ntvr Rocur.t,t,F.' N. Y.
Dr. C. M. Jackson :—Dear Sir: I feel it a pleasure
thus, of iny riwn accord. to bear testimony to the
excellence of the German Bitters. Some years since
bo'ng much afflicted with Dyspepsia, I used them
with very beneficial results. I have often re
commended them to persons enfeebled by that tor
menting disease. and have heard front them the
most nattering testimonials as to their great value.
In cases of general debility, I belie% c itto ben tonic
that cannot besurpassed. J. M. LYONS.
. .
From the'Rev. Thomas Winter. Piottor of Roxbor
. - ' - ' ough Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson t—Dear Sir: I feel it due to your ci
cellent preparation. lloofland's German Bitters. to
add my testimony to the deserved reputation it has
I T
.Obtai d. I have for yeirs. at times, been troubled
withgreat disorder in Illy head and nervonasystem.
Iw: advised, by a friend to try a bottle:of your
Geri': an Bitters. I did so. and have experienced
groat and ii- expected 'relief: my health has been
very materially benefitted. I confidently recom
mend the article where I meet with eattee - similar to
iny own, and have been amnred by - many of their
good effects. : Respectfally yours. -
T. WIRIER, Roxborough. Pi.
AND SPICES
From this. J. S. Berman. of the German Re•
fr-Tne -Church.
formmAlhureb.Kutztown:Biirks ConntY. t l'a.
Dr. C. 31...Tac :—Respected Sir : I have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years. and
have never used any medicine that did me as much
good as Einotland's Bitters. I am very much im
proved in health, after,having taken five bottles.
Yours with respect,' J. 13. HERMAN.
- - -
Large Size (holding nearly double quantity)
$1 Per Bottle—half dozen $5 00
Small Sizo-75 dente per Bottle—half Acizen 4 00
BEWARE OVCOLTN:TERFEITS
Sip that the signature of "C.d. JACKSON."
p on the WRAPPER of each bottle.
Should your nearestdruggist not-hive - the aTtiele,
lo nut be put off by any, of the intosicatingPrepara
tions that may be offered in its place, butsend to ns,
and we wit I forward,seenrely Paek ed, by oxpress.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUPAtTORY,
Itlo. 631 ARM( STRRET
' JONES & EVANS, •
(Successors Sue; Id; Jackson. kt.),
P PRIZTORA
,
EOR SALE by ,DrvirPlOA and DPfileiiiii erw.V
CrT:l in fat: -, :nited , atutt.v.'f - • [dte ;I, E 3.71,1
s ' •
Baptist Church
PRICES:
AL*'ittititeo.
MIST - RATOR'SNOTICII.3.-
g, --Notiee is bereby given th at Lettersf Administrs
,• n the' Estate of Sistine* M'KetOate of Green
township, deed, have been granted to the undersigned,
eliding in said townibip. -
Ali poisons indebted to the said rotate are hereby re
guested to make immediate iniyment, anti those having
claims or demand• against the Estate of Said decedent,
will make known the, same without delay, to
- jinn _ J. fildirCoßD. wHKE.AtIm'r.
ADAIII.NISTRATOIi'S NOTICE
Nblice is _hereby Riven that lettere - of Admlnist
%ion to the Estate of D&Tid Tate of: Weshintt -
dim tusiasitip. deceased:hive been grinited to the iin-dir
signed,residing in • aid township. " -
All peee.ies knowing themselves indebted to said Es
tate will please make immediate ponp•nt and those
having claims will present-Mem properly authenticated
Inv settlement, • ' ANNAI.kItI.3 1-101.f.DifIEK. -
fan 27-6 t n . Aden nistratrix.
A
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Adialnis
tration on the Bstste of Charlotte Smith, late of the
Boiongh of Chatabershuri. deed, have In en. granted to
the undersigned, residing in said Itonstigh. . • .
Allpersonsknowing themselves indebted to said I's
tntetvill pleasC make immediate payntent and them
hreringcleimereilirtresent them properlyntieetsu
fir settlement. 33,1203 T. J. N Adnir.
A D3rINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hireby given that Leiters at Minden.-
trmion on the-Estate of Josiah Jr Elliot, late of Vim
nettliburg, - deceased, have been granted to the imam
signed, residing in said town:
All persons knowing themselves indebted to Mid Fe
tate will please make immediate payment ; ' and thee,
haelng'claims will present them properly titithentlclMl
for settlement. N. d.l3AitlilS
Jan 2Mt.t. Achnitd.tratrir.
A DM.INISTRATOR'S NOTI,CT
. 0/k. Notice is het eby given that Lettere of Adm Or=
tration to the Estate of .Tames Allison, Jr.. late of An
trim township. deceased, have heen grantial to the nu
dersigned,,riudillng in Antrim .
All persons Indebted to the said Estate.are requisdrd
to utak° imnlediate'pay.ee t. and those having c.11111.,P
dentandsagainst the Estate of decedent , wit C. 0..
known the anme, 'Without - delay. to - - -
Jan 20-6 t - J. C. NIcLAN/itiAN, - Atltn.r.
A DMINISTRA.TOR'.SNOTIC.E.-
~ 0- Notice is bereltygiyen that Letters of Atimittir
tration to the Estate ut Josiah Besere„ late, of the dlor.
(nigh of 'Waynesboro' deed, imve.been granted to the
undersigned, residing in said Borough.
All'persOns knowing . tlamseives indebted to the - Ntiti
Estate will please make immediate ilqyment ; and time* `.
baring claims will present them properly authenticated
for 'settlement, and those bolding ecrip di - dtrAl, t.jid
present the same for redemption .
Jan 13dit
ISEBORR, } Adt „,,. tt.
JOHN W COON,
A . DMINISTRATOR .-
S NOTICE
Notice In - hereby given that Letters of Admi.d.-
trasiou to the Estate of William (Yre'man, late 44 An
trim township. deceased, have' been granted totte nn•
deteigned. re4iding in said township.
All pereons knowing themselves indebted to the :tail
Estate will please snake immediate payment ; and t lose
Irteing claims will them properly alltnticat-ul
M
for settlement. WILLIA OVEL3I ,Jl—
CARBALKM
Ad.ners-
jan6-6t
Dpi IN ISTRATOR'SNOTICE.--.-
Noiice is hereby given that Letters of Administ fa
.ttun to the Estate of John T. Renfrew, late of Bullion}
toWnslum deed. have been - granted to •the unoursignvel,
ivstidhig In said township. • .
All pers. nsknowing themselves indebted to said Es
tate will please make immediate payment ; 'and" Owe*
haying claims will present them properly authentirst mat
fur settlement. Dan 61 , SA Wt.. R. BURNS. Atha's%
ADMINTSTRATOI T S
Notice is hereby given thiit Letters of Adminia•
"trat ion to the Estate of W. E. Can p. late of Washington.
D. C. deceased. have been grantt d to the unditririmeed.
residing in t bambersburg, Pa.
=All person knowing themselves indetited to said itri
late will please make immediate payment ; and Uwe*
having claims will present them-properly nnthentienkt.l
for settlement. LIASTINGS OETilt,
jan AJmitilatrator.
A DMI-NISTRATOR'S
Nettet:is hereby giren that Letters of Admitib.
tratton to the Estate of Nichol:to Fleck. la e of thdiforet
township, dee'sl. hal-I,4min granted to the undersigned.
residing in said township.
Atl pitrsonsknoWina themeelres indebted to said Erit
tate ill -please make Immediate payment: and thews
having Maims wilt present them properly auttlentlent.d
for sett lement, to SAMUEL FLECK,
deepan • Ailin'r.
Vi X ECUTORS' NOTlCE.—Notice
is hereby given Unit Letttwik Testamentnry b. thQ
Estate of Robert Love. late of Fannett township, deed.
havebeeri groute the undersigned, residing in I's it
nett township'. t
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said I:s
-tate will please copse immediate pnjmenti and timer,
hating claims will present them properly authenticated
for settlement. [jan2 fl t.} JAtlxit STAHIC
GUTOR'S
by givot that Letto4) of AdministrationFl l I:;Ebere
the tistnte of Henry Crider. late llsoniltonrfoweeLiip,
deeetteeddrave been g mlited to the untlerei g ned, reeiuinC
In Raid Township.
All persons knewirig themselves indebted to Mad Es
tate will pleame in die itntnedinte iiti 3 ntetit ; and tae se
having claims will present them properly nnthentieeted
fur settlement .• JACOB KittDlilt,
jan Administnifor.
I'XECUTOR'S NOTICR—Notim
is hereby given that Letteis Testsmentary to tba
Estate of Mary Geddes, late or ‘i et al township, deeett-ed.
Lase been granted to the andersignod, residing in Vat?.
nettsburg.
All persona knouringthemselses indebted to said Ess-_.
tate %sill please make immediate payment; and 040
h•ttina claims will present them propetly - authenticatsst
for settlement. JOHN H. WALKER.
Jan 20.61 - Executor;
Vubticationo.
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le, We hold ourselves bound to
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published. Ruh number.eontalus &full and correct des- -
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It is a full and complete list of all Stocks offerati at the
Board. at Brokers, it is always corrected up - to the day
going to press. -
WHOLESALE Pniels CURRENT;
,
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CIL/RUB C. RIIODCS,
Qi South W.:Street,
Mutant:x=l
Jan 20.3m*
,f a t tient.
MILL FOR RENT.---:The,tuAer
iigned offers for rent his MILL; together with
a good two-storioa DWELLING. Stable and ffaidtl./i_,
situ
ated on the Conococheagne. about 5 miles Olt
homburg. and I mile from the Pike'. The Mill is in is
reliant repair—has two pair of burrs and' one pair of
choppers. and in doing a thriving businese,tein altnated
lba tine wheat growing neighborhood.. There is elm
S 7 ACRES of land adjoining thin property, which will
be rented with the PIM If desired. Fossedal given en
the lit of April nest.- For further particulars mat pets
cr.affy Dr address - JOAN HODES. Dam 14-7 t
FOR RENT .7--T he un - dersign - ed
will rent the pew , FRAMS 13trita:iiiva - erected..44
_trltdet street, from the Ist of April next. 'The
Tnnit a.
• f'" nn fAeli tt , iy, ern hril itlinpi riltwV•fw , t-te,
11..rt0 nr
Shr T ro.nfl wit/I'w .inchnth.' %VINT,
1 j ,te.V.l-41 J Gin; 11.'050 K.
II