tzuttarip - cd)a upolina•
, .
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Rokifficer - Rends , to nail down.
Ref-IFING in,e.e durable than Tin.
gooFiNG hall the coat of Tin.
ROOFING for Steep or FlatAoof.
"READY
FOR 1101.:SES - -
FUJL
cuußcims,
FOR - FACTORIES, •
- • FOR BARNS.
FOR ALL BUILDINGS
Ann s .it oo r t ipg is made of theleivio4 woven fab
rre. erns Med for the.-purpose. , -.•••Mallufacturod solely
oursdvo a nd secured_ b . y Patent.
p at ap.imolls and shipped to all arts of the
e o t intry. ruin ,usually for sale by hardware march=
wit , an d builders.
It can bo applied by any common workman,
al.o manufacture,
LiQUID GOTTA PERCHA CEMENT,
you RrPAIRING
LEAKY Tk. t . 'i ROOFS.
CHEAPER THAN OIL imikrx.r.
HEAVIER BODY THAN OIL PAINT.
111.0 RE DURABLE THAN OIL PAINT.
k It fOfms - peimanently adhesive. ohnific coating
over the, whole,.surface of the tin, filling up all' the
smaller
RUST HOLES, . . .
- And often saving the e.tnense of a new roof.
OUR COMPOUND
- GUTTA PERCHA. CEMENT
is especially adapted to repairing
LEAKY SHINGLE ROOFS,
• SKYLIGHTS,
& , e.. &e..
This hia thick, tinaeions compound, applied with
'a trowel or similar. instrument, and does not dry up
and crack, as do all other articles used for this pur
pose. . .
CIRCULARS AND SAMPLES,' .
* Of the Iteady'llboting sent by mail when desired.
_Liberal arrangements made with Agents.
READY ROOFING CO.:
auk 26- - ly '73 Maiden Lane. New York.
'McNeal.
- RALTIMORE LOOK HOSPITAL.-
_L-VDR. JOHNSTON, the founder of this Celebrat
ed Institution, offers the most certain. specdy,•and
only effectual remedy in the world for Sweets. Strut
-Ire% Seminal . Weakness, Pain in the Loins, Con
stitutional Dchility. Impotence. Weakness of the
Back and Limbs, Affections of the Kidneys, Paloi-
Wien of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritabili
ty. Diseases of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin ;
'hod all those serious and melancholy' disorders ari
sing from the destructive habits of Youth, which
destroy both body and mind. These seeret and soli
-tart practices are more fatal to their' victims than
the song of the Syrens to the mariner Ulysses,
blighting their most brilliant hopes, or acticipations
rendering marriage. &e., impossible.
, •
YOUNG - MEN,
Young - Men especially, who have become the vic
tims of Solitary Vice, that'' dreadful and destructive
- habit which annually sweeps to an untimely grave
thousands of young men of the most exalted talent
and brillianttintellect, who might otherwise have
- -entranced listening senates with the thunders of
iclotmencle, or waked to ecstasy the living lyre ; may
well with fiat confidence.
MARRIAGE!
Married persons, or young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware of physical weakness, organ
ic debility, deformities, &e., should immediately
consult Dr. Johnston.
He avhdplaces himself under the care of Dr. Johns
ton may religiously confide in his honor as a gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his'skill'as a physi
clan. , - ORGANIC WE AKNESS 1
••
TMMED/ATELY MIRED AND FULL VIGOR RESTORED.
This disease lathe penalty most frequently paid by
those who have become the victims of improper in
dulgences. Young persons are too apt to commit
excesses from not being aware of the dreadful cense
wines that may mike.' Now, who that understands
the subject will pretend to deny that -the Power of
Procreation is lest sooner by those falling into impro
.Per habit than by the prudent. Besides being depriv
oiler the pleasure of healthy offspring, and the most
serious and destructive sympathy to mind and body
arise. The system becomes deranged, the physical
and mental powers weakened, nervous debility, dys
pepsit4 palpitation of the heart. indigestion, a west
mg of the frame. cough, symptoms of consumption. !
Office No. 7, South Frederick: Street,
seven doors fromßaltimore street, East side, up the
steps. Be particular in observing the name and
number, or yen will mistake the Place.
/LIT' A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No Mercury or Natoteous Drugs.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges of
the United States, and the greater mart of whose
life has been spent in the hospipals of London, Paris
Philadelphia and elsewhere• bas effected some at'
the most astonishing- cures that Were ever kmoWo.
Many troubled with ringing in the head and tat.,"
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarined:ae
sudden sound., and bashfulness, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with derangement of
mind, were cured immediately.
A CERTAIN DISEASE!
When the misguided and imprudent 'votary of
Pleasure find be has imbibed the seed of this pain
ful diseases, it too often happens that an' ill-timed
seaseorthatne, or dread of discovery, deters him
Iron( applying to those who from education and re
speetability can alone befriend him, delaying till
the constitutional' symptoms of this horrid disease
make their- appearanee, such as -ulcerated sore
throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head
and limbs, dimness of sight, deafness, nobs on the
shin, lames and arms, blotches on the head. race
and extremities. progressing with frightful rapidi
ty, till-at lest the palate of the mouth or theNbonts
of the nose fiill in and the victim of this awful di
sense becomes a horrfil object of commisseration,
till death. puts a period to his dreadful sufferings,.
by sending hint to "that bourne" from Whence no
- traveller returns." To, such, therefore. Di' Johns
ton pledges himself to preserve the most inviolable
secrecy; and front his extensive practice in the first
Hospitals of Europe and America, , he man confident
ly recommend a safe and speedy cure to the unfor
tunate victim of this horrid disease.
It is a melancholy fact that thousands fall victims
to this horrid disease owing to the unskillfulness of
ignorant pretenders Who by use of that dreadful
poison ~ M ercury, ruin the constitution, and either
send the unfortunate to an untimely grave, or make
the residue of life. miserable. „ .
TAKE-PARTICUDAR .NOTICE
Dr. J. addre•ses those, who have injured them
selves by private and improper indulgences.
• These are AMC of the sad and melancholy effects
prOduced by early habits of youth, viz Weakness
of the Back and Limbs. Pains in the Head. Dimness
of Skid, Los. of Museniar Power Palpitation of
the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Der
' riflemen t of the Digestive Functiops, General De
bility, Symptoms of Consumption, fie.
atENTALLY, the fearful effects on the mind are
moth to be dreaded; loss of Memory. confusion of
Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings,
Aiersion to Society, Self-Distrust, Love of Soli
tude, Timidity. be., are some of the evil effects.
Thousands of persons of all ages can nom judge
wittt is the cause of their declining health, tossing
their vigor. becoming Weak, pale, have singular ap
pearance about the eyes,-cough, and symptoms of
Consumptien.
DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING REMEDY
FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
fly this great and important remedy. Weakness
of the Organs is speedily cured, and full vigor res
tored.
Thousands of the most nervous and debilitated,
who had lost all hope, have been immediately re
lieved, All impediments to Marriage, Physical or
. Mental Disqualification, Nervous Irritability.
Trembling; Weakness or Exhaustion of the most
fearful kind, speedily cured by Dr. Johnston.
• -YOUNG MEN,
who have injured themselvei by a certain practice.
- indulged in when alone—a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects are
nightly felt, oven when asleep and if not cured
render marriage impossible, anti destroysbothinind
and body, should apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of 'hit
Country, the darling of his parents, should besnatch
i ed from all prospects and enjoyments of life, by the
consequence of deviating from the path of nature,
' and indulging-ins certain secret habit. Such per
eons, before contemplating. .
MARRIAGE
should reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connubial
happiness. Indeed. Without these. -thejourney
through life becomesa weary Pilgrimage , the P ros "
peot hourly darkens to the view ;. , tho mind becomes
shadowed with despair, and filled with the melan
choly 'reflection, that the happiness of another be
. 'comoshlighted with onr own.
OFFICE .Ncr. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
BALTIMORE.
TO STRANGERS. e-
The many thousand s cured at this Institution in
the last fifteen years; and the numerous important
surgical Operations performed by Dr. J., witnessed
• by the reporters of the papers, and many other par
sons,. notices of which have a ppeared again and
before the public, is a etactent guattutte° to
• the athieted.
-
N i B. There an) no many ignorant and worthless
quacks advertising themselves as Physicians. ruin
ing the health of the already afflicted, Dr. Johns
.. ton deems it necessary to say to those unacquainted
with his reputation, that his; Diplomas bang in his
TAKE NOTICE—AII letterslnnst be post paid,
and contain a_ postage state Or the reply. or no
ansit,r will be ea jmar 16-Iy.
enetrties, Szt.
N 0 T I . C
w CKS \VIIOLE SALE S AND
, retails Goods aglow as any Jubbit/g
Philadelphia. •
BEET'S EVERY. ARTI
cle in the Grocery and Prrirtsion line also
litindredti2if other article not belonging. to the Oro
-eery busines6., all of which he offemehean.
AT GELWICKS' CHEAP STORE- IS
the best place to go for Green and Blatl3. - Teas.
•
OELWICKS' WHOLESALE ANT)
11_ atztail Store yon (-an aCe the tamest ns3ortthent
of Sugars, Syrups and Molasses in town.
ELWICk S WHOLESALES AND
IT Retails the best Kerolent , 'Oil for Cue Itmist
money; also Sperm, Whale, Coal and Lubricating
Oils. -
PERSONS "ffiSHIIG- TO BUY TO
bacco Mid Segan. either wholesale or retail.
will find a large tktckth' and ehoise brands at llolwielos'
Cheap Store.
-1 - 1. 1 on GOOD. PURE, FRESH GROUND
and . 1 7 w:round" Spitec, Baking Articles and
Baking Molasle.t, go to Gelwirks'.
fI_ELWICKS HAS THE LARGEST
NA slot* of Mackerel. Tiam4. Thicon and Salt in
the place, and' sells at low figures.
rIELWICKS Y $ AND S E 1, 4 ,S
every description qGkaal4.ls . roduck and:Mar
keting. ,
CIELWICX.S HAS JUST RECEIVED
1" a fresh supply of •
Prime Cheese, Fresh Crackers,
Pepnor Sauce, Tomato Catsup,
Pickles, ' Mustartt`, •
Pepper, : Allspice, Ste.
AT GELWICKS YOU CAN SEE A
very large akqortmeat of Brushes. Brooms,
Buckets, Cords, Twines,Matches, Shoe Blacking, &e,
CIELIATICKS SELLS THE AMERICAN
Excelsior Coffee at 2O cents per ponad. the best
substitute fur Co - flee is the market, and ground Rio
entree at 25 cents per pound: also strictly pure Cider
Vinegar. • apl3-tf
gloat, Lumber, &C.
GEO. A. DEITZ. TENCH 11I'DOW ELI,
D EIT Z & Af'D O,WE L
WILL PAY Ynk
HIGHEST PRICE IN CAktlf.
F L 0 II R,
WHEAT,
RTE.
CLOYEIt SKID.
TIMOTHY SEED,
ALL KINDS OF'VRODUCE
=1
SALT,
C 0 A L,
LIIMBEIt,
PLASTER AND SAND,
FOR S A LB,
CHEAP FOR C A S H,
/ • -
DEITZ M'D OWE LI'S
WAREHOUSE AND COAL YARD,
E1E3113
RAIL-ROAD DEPOT.
CHAMBERSBURG, PENN'A
AND ON
NORTH CARLISLE STREET,
GREENCASTLE, PENN'A
jun 17,63
N - EW FIRM.-COAL ! -COALLUIVI-
EB B I LUMBER!—LEO. EBERT A: SON
having purchased th e Qoal and Lumber Yard of Goo.
A. Delta, will continue to carry on the same busi
ness, and will always have on hand a large supply of
Lumber and Coal. They will be prepared to fill all
orders at the shortest notice. They respectfully so
licit the patronage of the late firm and the public
generally, and all who may desire Coal and Lumber
to give them a call, feeling assured that no means
will be soared to accommodate those on the most
reasonable terms. un17,63-tf.
Ffflwllwgi?l'
dd IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
N0:612 Market &Peet, Philadelphia.
_ _
For further particulars apply to B. S. 8111IYOCK
Chamberebure. Pa. ' ee.%rly;
G ROCERIES WHOL,FAATY: - 1A ND
RETAIL. -: ,
NVOULD IVESPECTFEf.IX CALL VIE ATTRNTION OA TUE
citizens Of Chambersbuig and viMnitY
TO TIME VARRIED AND •EXTENIiittE
gORTMENT OF -
• • Gmeeries,
Fresh Fmk
•
_ queensware.
-• Cedarware.-
and a general Stock of
Mikeellaneirms Articles,
which they are now offering, and constantly Keceiv
ingfroin New York, Philadelphia, and. Baltimore,
at their Stare Itoom. on Main street;oppdsitelluber
& Tolbert's Ilardn are Store. -
It is their intention to keep such an assortment as
the demands of this emamimity require. -They have
the best facilities for the purchase' of goottS, on the
most adrantegeous terms, and haring their own ears
on the Road, and one of the limn being almost con
stantly. in the city, affordathem every: advantage in
purehnsinc goods in the shortest time; and at less
expense than nsaal. which enables them to sell
VERY LOW FOR CASH!
SUCIABS,
TEAS
of 111.1 grades, from the highest to - the lowest price,
by .the barrel, :melt or pound.
SYRUPS AND MOLASSES, -
by the Hogshead,Barrell or retail for family, use.
SCGAR CURED HAMS,
UOSIISE AND FINE SALT,
FISH AND CHEESE,
at city wholesale prices,
We would. call especial attention to country deal
ers and others, wislunc to purchase at wholesale
prices, as we are-prepared to sell -everything in the
Gro,:ery line as cheap us can be purchased in the
Eastern cities. - SITAFER St, STUART, Main St.
The highest price paid - in cash for country pro
duce, or taken In exchange forgoods,
3 4 - 1 R. 1.1 1T S, SPICES
_IL Orange and.Lemons'Onions,
Bunch Raisins, Preserved Ginger,
Seedless Raisins, • (firkins,
Layer Raisins. Pineapple Pres'vs.
Prunes. ' ' - Paper-Shelled Almonds,
Currants, ' , Hard Shelled do -
Citron, ,
Filberts.
Turkey Figs, Pecan - Nuts.
Malaga Figs, --: Cocoa -
. "
Fruit.' English Walnuts, '
Split Peas, ; IWalnuts,
Walnut Catsup, ' Shellbarks,
Tomato do Water-Craekers,
Moshroom do Sugar "
Pineapple • CheeQe Matches, -
:-. i -
Sap Sago Stove Polish,
"
English Smoke Pipes,
swiss " Market Baskets,
Limburger " Buckets, '
Baker's Chocolate, Brooms.
Worcestershire Sauce,l .Essence Coffee.
Pepper, Cloves. . Candles,
Clime mon.Alspieeground , Lead Pencils. .
expressly for fatuity use, i Castile Soap. -
Beans, Pickles. Toilet
Chow Chow Pickles, Rosin "
Cauliflower - do Indigo,
Mixed do Starch, • .
Mace, Ginger, Wrapping Twine,
Nutmegs, 'Stone Ware,
Macaroni. - Preserving Tumblers,
Vermicelli. ' Scrubbing Brushes,
Nonpariel Capeds, Sweeping
Lucite's, ' • Shoe ..
French Mustard 'Roe Illaeking, 9
Coleman's Mustard, Silver Sand,
Dmhain do Bath Brick,-
Salad Oil. - . i TriPoli.
for sale at :: SHAFER ,t- STUART'S.
mar a.] Main Street,. near Queen. •
_ ....
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COlll - -
PANY. 51 VDUS Srnaer, , Nice' Yong., since
its organization. has created a new era in the histo
ry of Selling Tans in this country. -
ALL our Teas are selected by a Professional Tea
taster, expressly and exclusively for us, and we ne
ver charge over Two Cents per pound above cost-for
original packages.
We have but One Price to every one for , each
quality, and that price is always marked on each
sample package at our store in plain figures.
We issue a Monthly Price List of our Teas, which
will-be sent free to all who order it. We advise ev
ery Tea Seller to see it. It comprises a full assort
ment selected for every locality in the States. Prov
ince:4', South America, and the West Indies. In this
list each kind is divided into Four Cla9ses or quali
ties. namely: - Cargo, High Cargo. Fine and Finest,
that every - one may understand from the descrip
tion and prices annexed that the Company are de
termined to undersell the whole ten trade.
We guarantee to sell all oimTens in original pack
ages at not over Two Cents a'pound above cost, be
lieving this to be attractive to the many who have
heretofore been paying enormous profits. •
Ourbusiness is largely done on orders, which we
always execute as well and promptly as though the
buyer conic himself, giving true weights-and tares,
and-always guaranteeing e very thing; our responsi
bility enabling us to do all we promise. Every dea
ler can order his Teas direct from the Company, and
Parties doing business within Five Hundred miles
of New York, can return Teas bought of ns if they
nre not cheaper than they can buy elsewhere, and
the purchaser is dissatisfied with his bargain, within
fourteen days, and have the money refunded to
them. Those who are over Five Hundred miles can
have thirty days and the KWIC privileges extended
to them. -_—
Besides these advantages the Company will pay
All Expenses, both ways, if the Tem are returned.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Inientrigew AND Jnseaas,
fehl7,3m. 51 1 esey St., New York.
!Mil
CO R N • ( ,
O 1 T S,
flikl‘lLLY GROCERY STORE.
E.C.BOYD
having purchas - ctheUrocery Store of Thomas Met
calf, on hlain Street. opposite Grove's Hotel. takes
thi4 method of inbfrming the old patrons of the
house , . and the public generally, that be is opening
a varied assortment of
El
which he is prepared to offer at the lowest cash pri
ces. His stock consists of "
SUGARS, COFFEES AND TEAS,
of all grades. from the highest to the lowest prices.
SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
Nos. 1.2 and 3 MACKEREL.
. BROWN AND WHITE SUGAR.
SYRUPS AND MOLASSES.
FRUIT, SPICES, &e.,
such as Oranges and Lemons, Bunch Rni.ins . Seed
less Raisins, Prunes, Currants, Citrons. Figs: Wal
nut and Tomato Catsup. Chocolate, Mace, Ginger,
Nutmegs, Macaroni, Mustard, and every article
usually found.in a Grocery Store. '
I3EIDELM AN,
D..l—f• WHOLESALE 'GROCER AND
PRODUCE COMMISSION 3IERCHANT,
No. 703 MAlM:Oland 2 N. 7th ST., PHILA.,
Invites the ate Cation of merchants to his large and
well assorted stock of Sugarg, Syrups , Teas and Cof
fees, all of which will be sold nt the lowest market
rates. Country buyers cud sellers. will find it to
their advantage to give him a - call.
Price entreats eontaining all the varieties of the
market tole had of 8. S. SIIRYOCK. Chambers
burg. se23.
C E 3L,E X T ,
BR 0.0 MS, It U SIT ES ,
Butlets,
Soap,
Thread,
• 7.,(oedles,
Pins,
Hooks and Eyes. and every article usually found in
a Variety Store at HOY frS,
- Main Street, opposite Grove's Hotel.
FLOUR, 1 - 10111.1. NY,
Corn Meal, Potatoes,
• Paoon. Cider Vinegar,
Beans, Pepper Sallee,
. ,
Rice, Lard, Pickles,
at 130YD'S Grocery Store.
MIS LAN E OTIS 'ARTICLES.
Water Crackers, - Matches, Stove Polish, Es-
A enee of Coffee. Indigo, Starch. Shoe Blacking, Sil t
ver Sand, &e., for sale at 3321 - D'S cheap Grocei7.
K EROSENE LANTERNS,
Kerbseno Lamps, ' - ,
Keroseto Oil, ict.
fell. _ , . BOYD'S Grocery.
'LIEMILY FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT
and CORN MEAL by the barrel or in email
quantities for sale nt SHAFER. & STUART."
VRESH FISH AND OYSTERS RE
ji2 CREWED every week at
"SHAVER-S 4 STUART'S.
r!I'MMMI
Tito 00 K_ BIND E RY.—S—lt. FISH
..e.J ER & CO'S Book Bindery is on the Third
Story of the "MESSENGER" OFFICE BUILD
ING, on the Diamond, above Shryock's Book Store - .
Entrance between the Book Store and the Inland
Telegraph office. Old Books, Periodicals. Mudd/
Newspapers. Am. bound in any style. Blank Boolts
made to order. - Paper ruled t,Yany pattern. ja6,6
elje franktin nevostiorg, Ain, 4 1864.
(ThreettirO, &c.
SHAFEIt - ±,5:
_COFFEES AND
FRESH GROCERIES,
Varthiart, (tutiar,
0A CK,AN Di SAVDL.EF
N-1 HARD*ARE.
The subscriber respectfully informshis friendl
the pall°, that he email - nibs to carry on the above
businew, at his old stand, on Main Street, oppOsite
the• German Reformed Church, • ,
CIWIBERShriIiG, •
.11aving enlarged his liusinOss, Saddler; and do l a ch
makers will find in his Stoic Room a goheratasiort
menf of: goods suited to their several requirempits,
such as
Fair and Countryilogsliins,
Pi tent
''Saddle Tree 4 and Gic:thing.
Gig Trees, Fall. _Plat ed, Tinned 4104 Sap an n ed: • tiou t
, • .
. Bair. Straining Web and Worsted Bath :,
' Web, lower than Ccitten:. . ~
;James, -.
. Bitsand . ' .
- , Stirrups,'
'• . ,
Plated, , . 1
Tinned and.
Japanned
Coach Ilants,
new styles: - Curtain Frames; Hub Bands; B idle
- Fronts; Roseates, , Swivels and Omar'
• nanients; Iron Plated and - • •
Wood Gig lames; '
BUCKLES—BRASS, •SILVER A'/ND'
, • J A PA,1 , 1
all Styles and Patterns; Ivory and ;Wooden Mgr
tingpd Rings, Stunip qoints,'ancl a varie; 7
ty of other goodg.
ble far the tin-de
ALL KINDS OF PLATMG, done', with .
neatness and desnitteh; - 1
- l e t7lS .IVA:IIPLF t R,,' .
no-1634r Chakubersinuw, Pa.
.1 : 1S
SMITH , D V
- 611 Market Street, Philaelelphic
J. PRII.D..SMITH. CHAS. RICHARDSON.
The undersigned would respectfully call the at
tention of COUNTRY MERCIIANTS to j their
large and well selected stock of -
HARDWARE.
Having made - special arrangements for the Fall
Trade, ivn flatter ourselves we can offer inducements
to purchaSers that will fully remunerate the trouble
of examining our afock. We ask - but u trial, to con
vince the Country 'Trade that we are prepared to
sell low and accommodate.'.
Our stock of Table and Packet Cuttlry is unusually
large, selected with care, and including a variety of
styles tbateannot bet suit all tastes,
lire have constantly on hand a large assortment of
Tools,Cutlery,
Files, Tool Boxes, -
and Chests,
- , Sitddlers and'
Shoennikersl
Screws. andl,i ails
every thing in short pertaining to a first class Hard
ware Store.
Particular attention paid th Countryorder's. It is
our aim to secure. the conk - knee q our customers.
and to this end, we are Particular in filling orders to
give the best. and as cheap as though the customers
were buying in person.. Give - us a trial.
T.EttEtt Emil . ..R.—J. K. Shryoek, Esq 4 A. K. McClue,
L. B. Eyster, Chaisibersbur^.
SMITH RICH.ARDSON.• • /;'..
ap5,63-tf. Gil Market St.. Philadelphia,
NE' HARDWART, STORE.
L. B EYSTER
would respectfully inform - his friends and the public
generally, that in connection with his ' •
KEROSENE OIL' AND LAMP STORE,
he has commenced the HARDWARE business, et
his new Store Room; one door North of Sol. Hu
ber's Grocery. HiS stock consists of the following
articles, viz:
Building Hardware. ' - • i .
House Furnishing GoOds, .
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Mechanics' Tools.
Nails by tim small or keg,- " 9
Fartmtkg, Utensils, sucli-as ' '
i* • Sbetkels .
-- tnalle.s, - - ‘ • •
. ,
. Forks, • -
irk •-. '
4 '7 - Potato Lifters,
Scythes', ,
4 (Aka, etc.
Also, Glass, Paints;qlenzole. 1
Linseed, Kerosene and Lubricating Oile, •
Lampsffif ill descriptions,
- ; , Chandeliers for Gas and Kerosene.
_ .... . . . - .
Fruit .Tart. best qunlitv. elm
Agent for the sae of , EVANS A: WAD,sON'S Fite
Proof Safes. jr1129.63 tf.
_
.
TT A R D W AR E.—The-public are in -
ii. vited to call and examine our extensive stock
of Ilardware, Cutlery,,tm. We keep on hand a large
stock of goods in our lines composed partly of the
following goo&s, which-we offer very cheap. , , •
Iron, Files: 'Looking Glasses,
Nails, I ' Rasps,, Farm Bells,
Steel. - Hosts, - SP ringv, Axles,
Hocks, Glass, Boot. Trees,
hinges. Chains, , • Shoemaker's Kit
'lanes, Whips, .! - Saddler's Tools,
Anvils, . Bolts, , • , " . Trimmings.,
vi cps , , 1 s aw s '' - Coffin Trimmings
Bellows, Brush's, . Grindstones,
Paints, - Eames, ~ Cedar Ware.
Oils, l' Shovels. ' Blasting Powder
Turpentine, Rakes, Shot, Lead,
Hoes, Spades., - - Pocket Knives,
Call knd examine our Stock, Special indueeents t
offered for cash. com.m.i BE AND & FLACK.
HARDW ARE AND CUTLERY
W. W. RicitalT S: SON;
Importers, and Dealers in ;
- 4.•
AMERICAN, ENGLISH ANV, GERMAN':'
HARDWARE,
509 Coinmcrre Street, Philadeli hitt.
Between sth andOth and ..'ilarket and Arch Sts.
Sot Iv a tug Mottor.
WUNDERLICH "& NE AD,
FORWARDING AND•COASICISSION MERCHANTS,
North Second Street. oppolite - the Cumberland Val
ley Railroad' Depot. Chamber...burg. Pa.
Cars run,regularly to and from Philadelphhi. and
Baltimore.
• AGENTS.—Penenclr. ZeThk. Hinchman, No. SOS
Market St., Philadelphia.
LYkens Valley, Broken Etrg and Nut COAL. (di
rect from the mines). Wilkosbarre and Pine Grove
FOUNDRY COAL, LUMBER, SHINGLES, SALT.
PLASTER and Hancock CEMENT, kelft constant
ly on hand. FLOUR,. GRAIN and PRODUCE, of
all kinds purchased at the highest cash - prhles.
Sepdl,63._ VUNDERLICH
E ARRAN G ENT.—
FREIriRT THROUGH TO Nmv Youk wurnotrr ,
Tit A 'NS El I P.VEti T. The undelsignedlvoald respectfully
inform the public,.that they are prepared` to tliip all
kinds of Produce, Merchandise, &c., from Mans
homburg and Greencastle to New York without
transhipment. and deliver it at New York as a quick
as it can be delivered in Philatleinhht. _
The attention of MillerS and
invited Shippers is respect
fully to this new arrangement. For further
information inquire of 1
DEITZ dr,McDOWELL, Agents, •
feb
THOS. L. GILLESPIE. k• JACtill ZELLER.
11 ILLESPIE, ZELLER & CO.'
PRODUCE & PROVISION MERCHANTS,
=AND WHOLESALE GROOERS,
North-West corner of - Siathand Market Ste.. Phil
adelphia. 11018,63-V. '
SARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE.
Dealers and Consumers of the above ectebratfie
VFash. Iliac, will please take notice that the Label,.
are altered to read "INDIGO BLUE, Put up at
ALFRED WILTBERGBR'S Drug Store, No: °33
North Second Street, Philadelphia." The quality
of this Blue kill be the same in every respect.
It is warranted to color more water than twice
the same quantity of Indigo, and to go much further
than any other Wash Blue in the market. It dig
-solves perfectly- dear, and doe not settle on the
clothes as most of the other makes do: One Ilox
dissolved in a half pint of water will make as good
a liquid blue as 8.11 f: that is made, at one-third the"
cost.
As it is retailed at the same - price as the Imita
tions and inferior articles, housekeepers will find it
vertmuch to their advantage to ask•for that put up
at•lv rtaagmrsa's. -
All Blue put up after this date with BanLow's
=neon it hi an imitation.- -
The new label does pot requires stamp. For sale
' Storekeepers keuerally. , • £O7-6m.
attirrnevo at 'RAID.
R. COOK, ATTORNEY ,AT LAW,
Chamberilittnt.Pa. Office in Mrs. Bard'sßull
dinmdirectly opposite the Court Douse; • •
Having had offiCial connection with the Provost
Marshal's Officehe ,offers his services to drafted
men-in the 16th Congressional District, claiming-ex
etoption from Military service under the law. or for
physical causes; and hopes from his experieuce and
stnct attention to business to satisfy those Intrust
log him with their cases.- Persons from abroad can
receive advice and have their cases prepared by cor
respondence. - ' -
Referenceema be had to the Hoard of Enrolmen
of the 16th District,' Hon. A. K. McClure, Ho..
dames3gill. Chamberubura. and. Hon. Ed. MePit
-son. Clerk House of Representatives. ian27.
HASTINGS - GREER, 4ttorney at Lai
ondGcneintartim Agent. Office—Market at .
East of the Court House, Chambersbnrg, Pa. H
long experience in IVashington has siren him n -
usual facilities for becoming thoroughly neonaintell
with thehusiness in the different Department=*
Haring resigned his position, in the 'War Depart
ment, he is now prepared to attend to all businc. , ,s
entrusted.to - his care. Army and - Navy Pensions,
Bounty and Arrears of Pay obtained for soldiers,
their Widows'or Heirs. ' 'opG-tf
VENNEDY (Se NILL.—LAw PART
INERSITTP.—The undersigned have 'associated
themselves in the practice of the LIMY in the several
Ctinits of Franklin County. Office on Market St.,
in the room heretofore occupied by T. B. Kenn - edY.
T. B. KENNEDY..
T. J. NILL.
inn 17,63
Fi•S. Bn:3II3AM - ill JOHN' STRWART.
QTIIMEAUGH & STEWART, ATTolt
xicirs•AT Li W, Chambersbur. Pa. give their
undivided attention to the practioq of their proles
skin. • _ .
. .
John, Steprart. Agent for proeriring Bounty money,
Pensions, arid Arrearages of Pay.
Office ,in.the room lately occupied by Hon. Wilson
Reilly, on Market - Street, opposite the gourt House.
- inn 17,643.
•
a " &W. S.. STENGER, krron
LII,.NEYS AT 'LAW. Clutmbersbnri•, , Pn, Cone°
lections promptly attended to. W. S. Stertger, Dis
trict Attorney, and Agent for procuring Pensions
Bounty money, 'and Arrears of Pay. Of f ice in Frank
lin.Bnilding, ad door from the corner. jun 17,63.
YTM. S. EVERETT, ArtointEr -- A,O
L. Office in Mrs. -Bartl's 'dwelling**
rectly opposite tbeCourtllouse, Chambersburg,
Will practice in the several Courts of Franklin •
Fulton Counties. All legal 'business entrust to
his care will receive prompt attention. iunl7•63.
• T 14I'DOWELL 'SHARPS, ArrouNEA - -
11 '• AT LAir, Chatnbersburg, Pa. Of in Mrs
Bard's Buildinks,,direotly opposite the Court House.
Innl7.al. • -
tst 0. SETLHAMER, ATTO4NEY A
k)r• .C4minbersburg, Pa. Office, Main. EL
above Queou, in the room formerly occupied by S.
Reishor, Esq. - - Jrtal7,63.
L-S. CLARK, - ATTottNgl7. LA.W,
. has removed. his office a few doors Basted his
former location, on Market Street, South side.
junl7l)3. • • .
CALVIN M. DUNC AN - ATTORNEY AT
LAW. Office on Market Street, 1p Lawyer's
Row. opposite the Court House. J-jun 47,63.-
rpnOS. L. FLETCHER,ArrortNEr AT
1 Law, Chambersburg, Pa. Office on Eaat Mar
k'et St., nearly opposite the Court House. jun 17,63.
A LEX. K. APCLURE, ATTORNEY AT
AA.: Cliarabersburg, Pa. Office in the Frank
lin Repository Buildings. jun 17.63.
ATToRNiY AT
Lf • Lest. Grienc'utle, Pa. , • sdp3O63.
lint ;ion & I3ountg agructes
JOHN 14.iPOMERO'Y
eJ • ARMY AND NAVY AGENCY
No. 204 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned having resigned his position as
'Paymaster in the O. S. Army, has opened at N 0.034
South Fourth Steect, an AGEI , i'VY FOR 'PROCU
RING PENSIONS, and for the collection of Offi
cers', Soldiers' and all other CLAIMS against the-
Government.
My long experience as Paymaster has given me
unusual facilities for becoming thoroughly acquain
ted with this business in all its details.. On the re
ceipt, by mail. of a statement of the case of claim
ants, Ti will forward the necessary papers for their
signature. Personal attention will be given to the
cases at Washington.
No charge unless successful, when $5 will be
charged for collecting Er 49.11 sums under $BO. andslo
on all sums over that amount and under $2OO. Lar
ger claims taken on= special arrangement Fees in
Pension cases as fixed by law.
INFORMATION FOR AND INSTRUCTIONS TO
CL_4.EVIAN'TS
All Soldiers of the present war who have served
two years. and Soldiers discharged for wounds re
ceived tu battle, without reference to time of ser
vice, are entitled besides their regular pay, to $lOO
bounty. .
; In case Soldiers or Seamen are discharger for dis
abiiitu or wounds received while in the service, they
are entitled to a Pension according to the disability.
' In case of the death of the Soldier' before dis
charge, througb'disease contracted or wounds re
ceived while in service, his widow is entitled to re
ceive the sloo' bounty, besides arrearages of pay,
and pension during her lifetime or widowhood.
If the Soldier the after discharge, from disease
contracted or wounds received while in service, his
widow is entitled to a Pension, of $96 per annum.
If no widow or minor children, the mother of the
Soldier or Seaman will receive the Pension, if de
pendent on him wholly or in part for support. ._
If deceased Soldier or Seaman leaves no widOw,
his children arc entitled to the same benefits as the
widow, except when the - children may be over the
age of 16 years. .
If no widoW nor minor children the bounty and
pay will descend to the heirs as follows: . - -
First to the Father, second to the Mother., third
• to the Brothers and Sisters, and then to the Next of
Kin.,it Peharged-Soldieri whose clothing account was
1 unsettled at the time of discharge, can recover any
balance due then'. if the Company's books are not
destroyed. To draw this balance, write to your
Captain for a descriptive list, showing the Clothing
account, and forward it to me, with your prelimi
niiry statement, giving also the date of your dia
l. charge. ~
Soldiers who Served with the nine months' volun
teers can recover $27 bounty and premium, without
regard to time of service, if they have not already
received it.
Soldiers who were prisoners in the South. aridSol
i Biers who were -absent on sick, furlough, are enti
tled to commutation of rations.
In c•ommunicating with this offuiestato the nature
of your claim fully, and give the Company and Ite
-1 ginient to which you or the Soldier for whom you
I claim belonged, as well as your present Post Office
I address. .
TCEF E R-E E
His Excellchey A NUR - kW G. CURTIN, Governor a
Pennsylvania.
,
lion. Sums eXmunolc, Harrisburg. Pa.
llon..TosErn.CAsuy, Chief Justice of the Court of
Claims, Washington.
lion. E. H. BROOKE, Chief Clerk Pay Department,
Washington.
lion. EDWARD MePRERRON, M. C., Washington, •
Him. JAR. P. STERRET. Pres't Judge. District Court,
Pittsburg.
Mon. A. K. MeCtxRE, Chambersburg, Pa. •
Hon. 'inns. A. SOOTT, Vice Pres't Pa. 8.. H.
iion.-V; B. Tttom.ts, Collector of Port, Philada,
Hon. C. A. WA Latins, Post Master, Philada.
Moan S. Co. ! Bankers, Philadelphia.; •
JAs, President Union Banje, Philadelphia.
BUILITT & FAIRTRORNE,
RIRGEL., WRIST & ERvis, Merchants. •
LUDWIG, KNEEDLER & Co., Merchants. "
PRITCKETT, BALIOD &
DAVID FAUST & CO.,MOVCDRAItS, •
DERJASSIN S. 'JANNEY, JR. & CO., Moroh'ts "
{;RAs. E. Mono.A.N & Co.' Merchants,' - "
ATWOOD, WRITE & Co., Merchants. " -
JOHN M. POMEROY, •
No. 204 South Fourth Bt._
iun17,63 . -t£
PENSION, . BOTJNTY AND WAR
CLAIM 'AGENCY.—Pensions procured r fer
soldiers of the Presera war Who are disabled by
reason erwounds received. or disease contracted.
While in.the service of the United States: and Pen
sions, $lOO Bounty, and Arrears of Pay obtained for
widows or heirs of those • who - have died or been
killed while in service. JOHN R. ORR, •
mars-Iy] Claim Agent, Chambersburg, Pa.
Josp.ra FREY. • I 3Y-11. IL MONO
141 R E. Y M N-G •
_L' • UNDILRTAKEVS, - •
CITAMBF,ILSAURG PA.
The undersigned; respectfully anno u n ce s t o the
citizens of Chambersburgaud surrounding count* .-
that they- nontinhe the- manufacture of CO
FINS. and; are prepared, to attend Funerals inToWn
and Conzitry: - •
Coffi n s of Afahogonv; Cloth, Walnut, Cherry, ift!..
made to order at. the shortest notice, and most ref's
onnblii terms. • - 2 •
They are also prepared to furnish to - order, the
'METALLIC COFFINS:
They will attend. to the- laying out g f Corpses.
whielvwill be done in a satisfactory manner. Re
member Mtn. Flory's old stand.
mar 9-3 mo
FREY &
Rcbicai.
DY s
- ANA ,
DIStASES FROM
DISORDERS Dr _THE LIVER
.A$D
DIGESTIVE ORGAN'S, .
are cured by
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS:
THE GREAT STRENGHING TONIC:
Theseßitteriliave performed mere Cures!
Have and do Site better satisfaction)
Have more testimony I
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTER&
Have more respeetablo.people to vouch for thenit
Than any other artude in the market.
We defy any one tocontradict tbia assertion, and
WILL p4-ir
To any one who will produce a certificate published
by us, that is not givwsine,
onre every case of
Chronic or 'Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kid
neys, and Diseases arismn from a
Disordered Stomaeß.
Observe the following Symptoms, resulting from
Disorders ef the Digestive Organs:
Constipation. Inward Piles, Fullness or Blood to
the Head, Acidity of the Stomach Nausea.
• Heartburn, Disgust for Food, - Full- -
ness or Weight in the Stom
ach, Sour Eructs
-- dons, Sinking
or Fluttering at the
Pit of the Stomach, Swim
mina' of the head, Hurried and Di f
orth _Breathing, Flattering - at 'the Heart;
Choking or Suffocating Staisatlons when in a.l,7ing
posture. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Welii
before tlie Sight, Fever and Dull Pain - •
in' the Head - , Deficiency of
Persphstion,Yellow.
ness of the '
Skin and Eyes. Pain
in' tlie Side - . - Back - . Chest,
Limbs, Ste., Sudden Flushes of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh, Constant-Imagin
ings of _Evil", and great Depression of spirit,'
REMEMBIR. that this Bitters is NOT ALCO
HOLIC, contains no Rum or Whiskey. and can't
tnake.Drunkards, but is the BEST TONIC in the
World. •
air - READ WHO SAYS SO 'U. ,
From the Rev. Levi G. Bock, Pastor of the Baptist
Church, Pemberton, N. J.. formerly of the North
Baptist Church, Philadelphia:
-* Q * I have known Iloofland's German Bittete
favorably for a number of ycars. I have used them
i n my own family. and have been so pleased with
their effects that Iwas induced to recommend them
to many others, and know that they have operated
in a strikingly beneficial manner. I take great
pleasure in thug publicly proclaiming this fact, and.
calling the attention of thoseatilicted with the dis
mks for which. they -are recommended, to these
Bitters. knowing from exPerienee that my recom
mendation will he sustained. Ido this more cheer
fully as Moofland's Bitters isintended to benefit the
afflicted, and-is "not a rum drink"
Yours truly. , - LEVI G. BECK.
From Rev. J. Newton Srown, D.P., Editor of the
Encyclopedia of Reli K
gious nowledge and Chris
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 .120
believes himself to have received from any simple
preparation, in the hope that ho may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others.
I do this the more readily in regard to Hootland'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 encourager
meat to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility; The use of three bottles of
these Bitters, at the - beginning of the presentyetir,
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 regaining: I therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me to the use'of them. - • fr
J. NEWTON—BROWN, Philada.
From the Bev. Jos. H. Kennard. Pastor of-the 10th
1 Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson :—Dear 'Sir: I kave been frequently
requested to connect my namewith commendations
of different kinds of medicine;. but regarding the
Practice as out of my appropiiate sphere, I have In.
all cases declined; but vritlya clear proof in variow
instances, and particularly in myfamily, of theuge
fulness of Dr. Ilooflandtl ; Germnn Bitters. I depart
for once from my usual course, to express my full
-conviction that, for general debility ilitentittentantl
especially for Liver Complaint. it is, a safe and val
uable preparation. In some Cases it may fail; but
usually. I doubt not. it will be very beneficial 14,
those who safferfrom the aboie Jaws!. • •
tours - N:ery -relipeciitxliy - ,: iI:k.ENNARD.
Eighth below. Coates Street, Philadelphia
Fr'ora Rev., Warren Randolph,. Pastor of Baptist
Church, Gerinantowri.Penna.
Dr. C. M. Jackson:—Dear Sir: Personal. experi
ence enables me to say that I regard the German
Bitters prepared by you ass most excellent medicine.
In cases of severe cold-and general debility I have
been greatirbenefitted by the use of the Bitters,
and doubt not they ,willeroduce,offeets -on
others. ' Yours truly "
WARB.EN RANVOLPH, Germantown, Pa.
Yrorrßuie. 3.11, Turner. TAtor. of Redding Dd. B
Church, Philadelphia.
Dr. Jackson:--Dear Having used your Bor
man Bitters in my family frequently I am prepared
to say that it has been of great service. I- believe
that in motteases of general debility of the system
it is the safest and most valuable remedy of which
I have any knowledge. Yours respectfully: .
J. H. TURNER, 726 N. 19th Street.
From the Rev. J. M. Lyons, former Pastor of the
-Columbus (N. J.) and Millerstown (Penna.) 'kip-
Cat Churches.
Ni'w RocnELLE, N 4.
Dr. C. M. Jackson :--D ear Sir: I feel it a pleasure
thus, of my own accord, to bear testimony to the
excellence of the German Bitters. Some years shice
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them
with very beneficial results. I have - often - -re
commended them to persons enfeebled by that tor
menting disease, and have heard from them the
most flattering testimonials as to their great valnc.
In cases of general debility, I believe itto he a tram
that esaneftbesurpaSsed: ' J. M. LYONS:
From tho Rev. Thomai Winter, Pastor of Roxbar
ongh Baptist Church. •
Dr. 4Taokson ;—Dear Sir: I feel it dw. lo your px
cellent preparation, Ifoofiand's German Bitters, to
add my testimony to the deserved reputation it Lim
obtained. , I have for years, at times, been troubled
with kreat disorder in my head' and nervous system.
I was advised by a friend to try a bottle of Your
German Bitters. I did so, and have experienced
great and. Unexpected, relief' my health has been
very materially banefitted . I confidently recom
mend the article where I meet with oases similar, to
my own, and have been assured by many of their
good effects. Itespeciftillyjeufs. - • =
' T. WlNTGA i ßosborough, ?a.
From the Rev. J. S. Herman, of the -German Re
formed Church, Kutztown, Borks county, Fa.
, .
Dr. C. M. Jackson t—Respeoted Sir I'hairethen
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have never used any medicine that did me as much
good as-Hoofland's Bitters ; : I am very much .im
proved inhealth after having taken Bve bottles.
• Wars witiirespeoti J. S.- HERMAN.
' ' - P-11, I C E•B4 .: . ~
Large Size (holding nearlydonble quantity) :-
. $l. per Bottle-halfdozen $5 CID
Small Size-45 Cents- per Bottle—half dozen, 4 OIL
BEWARE , ON COiATTERFEris.
See that the signature of !' C. L JACKSON.,"
is on tho WRAPpEit of each bottle.
Should y our neareit dinoist not bare the article.,
10 not be put Off by any oftrmintoxicating prepare
tions that maybe offered Mitt place. butsend.tp
and - are vallforward,adetirelYPacked.b7 Stit'W
PRINCIPAI. 'OFFICE I AND MANUFACTORY,
No.Gaidtunn.STENET,
- .14044 18 ' & Fir,A4uB,
(Sneeetnorstio. inokentilk Co.);
• . - PaorRIETODs.
FOB SALE by Druggists and pesters in mu,
fr7ln,in.lie United Strafe:' • !Nee 9.t4101u
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