6
Einro of E,tabet.
13ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
WINTEE TIME TAILE. - FIVE TRAINS
daily to and from Philadelphia, - on and after Nov.
/6th..1.863.
The Passenger Trains of-the Pennsylvania Rail
rotid Company will depart from and arrive at Har
risburg and Philadelphia as follows:
,„ J. EASTWARD:
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves -Harris
burg daily at 2.45 A.M., and' arrives at Philadelphia
at 6.55 A.M.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg. daily (except
Monday) at 6.00 a.m. and arrives at West Philadel- -
this at 10.10 A.m. ' Passengers take breakfast at
_Lancaster.
WAY ACCOMMODATION, (via Mount Joy,)
- ea-yes Harrisburg at 7.20 A.U. , and arrives at West
Philadelphiai at 12.25 P.M.
FAST MAIL 'TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily
(except Sunday) at 1.00 P.M., and arrives at West
Rhiladelphis at 5.20 P.M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
yia Columbia, leaves Harrisburg at 5.30 p.m., and
arrives at West Philadelphia at 10.50 P.M.
WESTWARD:
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAfI leaves Har
risburg daily (except Monday) at . 2.20 ex.;
Altoona
8.00 A.m., take breakfast, and arrives at Pittsburg
at 1.00 P.X.
• PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS TRAIN leaves
Harrisburg daily at 3.23 A.m.; AltoonaB.4o .4.14,, take
breakfastonid arrives at Pittsburg at 1.30 P.M.
• MAIL TRAIN leaves. Harrisburg at 1.40 P.m.:
Altoona at 7.55 P.M., take supper, and: arrives at
Pittsburg at 1.10
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg at 4.15 P.M.: Al
toona at 9.10 P.M., take supper, and arrives atPitts
burg at 1.40 A.M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leavese West Philadelphia at 2.45 rat., and arrives
at Harrisburg at 8.10 P.M.
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION leaves Lan
caster at 11.38 A.m., and arrives at Harrisburg at
1,40 e . .m. SAMUEL - D. YOUNG,
jun17,63-tf. Supt. Middle _Div. Penna. R. R.
TTORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
WPNTER TIME TABLE.
THREE TRAINS DAILY TO AND FROM
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON CITY. -
Connections made with trains 'on Pennsylvania
Railroad, .to and from Pittsburg and the West.
TWO TRAINS DAILY to and from the North
and West Branch Susquehanna, Elmira and all of
Northern NeW
On and after Mondtiy, November 16th, 1363. the
RaAsenger Trains of tbe Northern Central Railway
will arrive at and depart from Harrisburg and Bal
timore as follows:
SOUTHWARD. ,
MAIL TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily (ex
- ' cent Sunday 10:10 A.M.
leaves Harrisburg ' 1:20 pat.
" • arrives at Baltimore 5:40 P.M.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily ,
(except Sunday):...ll:42 P.M.•
leaves 11 arrisb'g (ex
• eept Monday) 2:50 A.M.
arrives at Baltimore
(except Monday) 7:00 A.M.
HARRISWG ACCOMMODATION leaves
Harrisburg 7:00 A.M.
NORT HWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Baltimore daily ' '
(except Sunday) ' 9:20 A.M.
leaves Harrisburg 1:45 P. 31,
arrives at Sunbury 4:30 P.M.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Baltimore dad
' ly 9:30 P.M.
arrives at Harrisb'g... 2:00 A.M.
leaves Harrisb'g dai
ly, (except Monday 3:25 A.M.
arrives at Sunbury... 6:25 A.M.
lIARRISB'G ACCOMMODATION leaves
Baltimore daily (ex
cept
Sunday)... . . ... .... - 3:00 P.M.,
arrives at Harrisburg.. 7:50 P.M.
For further. information apply at the Office, in
Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
i:in17,63-tf. J. N. Dull ARRY, Gen. Supt.
=II
- I\TEIV AIR LINE ROUTE.-TBREE
- TRAINS DAILY TO NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA..
' On and - after Monday, November, 16, 1863, the
Passenger Trains will leave the Philadelphia and
Reuling Railroad Depot,l at Harrisburg, for New
;York and Philadelphia, at follows:
1 E ST . IV 'A RD.
'EXPRESS LI,NE leaves Harrisburg at 6:30 A.M.,
on arrival of the Pennsylvania Railroad Express
Train from the arriving in New York at 1:45
. A-nlbeping car is attached to the train through
— from Pittsburg without change. , - - -
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 8:00 A.M.,
arrivingin New York at5:30.r.v., and Philadelphia
atl:sorM.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg at 2:00 P.M.. ar
riving in New York at 10:25 P.M., and Philadelphia
at 7:(X)
WESTWARD
FAST LINE leaves New York at 6:00 A.M., rind
Philadelphia at 8:15 eat., arriving at Harrisburg at
1:15 P.M.
MAIL'TRAIN leaves Now York at 12:00 noon,
and Philadelphia at 3:30 P.M, arriving at Harrisburg
at Bi2o_ P.m.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves New York at 7:00 P.M'.
arriving - at Harrisburg at 2:00 A.M., and connecting
with the Pennsylvania Express Train for Pittsburg.
A Bleeping car is also attached to this train.
- Connections are made at Harrisburg with Trains
on the Pennsylvania, Northern Central and Cum
berland Valley Railroads, and at Reading for Phil
adelphia, Pottsville,' Wilkesbarre, Allentown, Eas
ton, &c.
Baggage checked through. Fare between New
York and Harrisburg. $5.15: between Harrisburg
and Philadelphia, $3:35, in No. 1 cars, and $3 in
No. 2.
For tickets or ot er-m ormation apply to
J. J. CLYDE,
Gen. Agent, Harrisburg.-
jun17,63-ff.
Cc 31 BERLAND VALLEY AND
FRANKLIN RAILROADS.—CHANGE 01 ,
HOURS'.—On and after Monday, April 4th, 1864,
Passenger Trains will run daily, as follows, (Sun
ilaysxxeepted): •
FOR CHAMBERSBURG AND HARRISBURG:
A. M. P.M.
, 7:00 2:45
7:37 3:35
8:17 4:29
-Leave Tg r a e g e e n rs cas toN
i Arrive at... ...
Chapb l ersburg
/ t Leave at... . 8:30 12:55
Leave Shippensbam 9:00 - 1:23
- Newville —. 9:32 2;00
A.M.
" Carlisle ...... 5:55 10:10 2:42
Meehatriesbnrg • "6:25 10:42 3:12
Arrive at Harrisburg„...„.. ..... 6:55 11:15 3:40
FOR CIIAMBERSBURG AND HAGERSTOWN
Leave Harrisburg
Mechanicsburg
,Carliale ..... -....-....
.. Newville
-• " Shippensburg
Arrive at Chambersburg
Leave Chambersburg
Greencastle
irriveat Harrisburg
- - .
Making • close connections at Ilarrisburg with
trains for Philadelphia, New York and. Pittsburg,
and with trains for all point's West.
The Train leaving ,Harrishurs at.4:20. P. M., runs
only as far as Carlisle. 0. N. LULL, Supt.
It. It. Office, Chamb'g, April 4,1864.
1863. • '1864.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD.—This great line traverses the Northern
and Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the city
of Erie. on Lake Erie. - , . •
It has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and under their auspices is being rapidly
opened throughout its entire length.
- It is now in use for Passenger and Freightbusiness
from Harrisburg to Driftwood.' (2d Fork) 177 miles,
on the Eastern Division, and from Sheffield, to Erie,
71i lilies: on the Western Division. ,
TIME OF PASSENGSR• RG TRA.T.N.SAT HARRIS
BU.
Mail Train lea.ved.North 1:15 A f x.
Express Train leaves North - 3:00 A.m.
Oars run through without change both ways on
these trains, between PhiladelPhisaedLoak Thwart
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on the Express Praha Isith
ay s
For information respecting Passenger btisi6ss
ap
ply at die S. E. Corner .11th and. Market Streets,
Philadelphia. •
And for Freight business of the Comps ny's'Agents:
S. B. RiNosvoP, Jr., corner 13th and - Market Sts
J. W. REYNOLDS, Erie.
,T. 31. Dena., Agent N. G R W. Baltimore, Md
IL H. HOUSTON,
Gen. Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
LEWIS ,L. HOUPT,
Geri. Ticket Agent: Philadelphia.
JOS. D. POTTS,
Gen. Manager, Williamsport,
jnn17,63.
GRAIN! GRAIN!! GRAIN!!!
WASEABIIIIM - BREWERY,
. • CHAMBERSBURG, PA.
The undersigned takes this method of informing
his friends, abcD,the generally; that-he has'
leased fora term of, years the. wellknoun Brewery
establishment befetotbre - 2ondueted 11 , Ir. llnton
Washabaugh. He will be glad to furnish to his
iliehds and the old fintrotmnf the &lute tvith' the
nest ALE, upon the shortest notice, and at the low-
Thee Cash Price will bo paid for 5,000
bushels of BARLEY; deliveredut Chambersburg.
Ja20.64-IY. ALEXANDER MARTIN.
ITAND-811213, - frolw.th'e -largest to the
gmalle.t. in Main or FFirmeolors.printed At
e office of the PRARRLIN'ETNITITORY:
READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
GREAT TRUNK LINE from the North and
Northwest for Philadelphia, New York, Reading,:
Pottsville, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for - Philadelphia:, Nair
York, Reading, Pottsville, and all intermediate sta
tions at 8:00 A.M. ami.2:oo P.M.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg 4,6:30
arriving at New York at 1:45 the same morning.
A special Accommodation Passenger Train leaves
Reading at 7:15 Al M., and returns from Harrisburg
rit.:54., M. •
Pares from Harrisburg: To New York $5.15; to
Philadelphia_s3-Ta and $2.80. Baggage checken
through.
Returning;leave New-York at 6 12 and '
P.M., (Pittsburg Express arriving at Harrisburg at
.a.m.) Leave Philadelphia at &15 A.M. and 3:30 7.34
Sleeping cars in-the New York Express Train
through to and from Pittsburg without change:.
Passengers by the Catawissa Railroad leave Fa
magus at 8:50 A.M. and 2:10 P.M., for Philadelphia
New York and all Way Points, ,
Trains leave Pottsville at 9:15 a.M. and 2:30 P.M.
for Philadelphia, Harrisburg and New York.
An AccOmmodation Passenger Train leaves Read
ing at 6:00 A.M., and returns from Philadeiphia
5:00 P.M. , • ,
AII the nbOve Trains .run daily, Sundays ex
cepted.
A Sunday Train leaves Pottsville at 7:30 ,A.M. and
Philadelphia at 3:15 P.M.
Commutation, Mileage, Season and Excursion
rickets at reduced rates from all'points.
80 lbs. Baggage allowed each paaßenrier.
G. A.. NICCOLLS,
General Superintendent.
may25,64-tf.
MASON &
CABINET ORGANS
.MELODEONS were in tro dined s ome twenty years.
since, and were succeeded by the HARMONY lU7tIS
about nine years ago. The CABINET ORGAN was
brought to its present state of perfection only, in the
summer of 1862.
TIIE AUTOMATIC BELLOWS SWELL
has great advantages over any other invention of the
kind, is capable of much finer erect. than can be
produced by any other, and is more easily used by
the performer,.and excels especially in capacity for.
expression.
Air- Please notice advance in prices.
CABINET ORGANS.
N 0.15. Four, Octave, Single Reed, in Walnut Oak case - $95
No. 16. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case.... 120
No, 17. Five Octave; Single Reed, in Walnut or
Oak Case 115
No, 18, The Samo r -in elegant Rosewood Case... 145
No, 19. Four Octave, Double Reed, in Walnut -
or Oak Case 125
No. 20. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case... 150
No. 21. Five Octave, Double Reed, in Walnut
or Oak Case 150
No. 22J 'The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case... 130
No. 23; The Same, in Solid Carved Moulde. *.
Walnut 180
No, 10: Pedal Bass Cabinet Organ, in Walnut
-or Oak Case 5.50
Cases of extra finish made :to order.- ,
NO. 12. Eight Stop Cabinet 'Organ, in Walnut -
or Oak Case 400
.No.ll. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case... 475
No. 14. Six Stop Cabinet - Organ, in Walnut or
Oak Case.- 280
MELODEONS. -
No. 4. Six Octave, Piano Style, Rosewood case 170
No 5. Five Octave, "
135
N 0.6. " - - Portable " 100
No. 7. " Walnut case.... 85
No, 8. , Four-and-a-half Octave,Portable, Rose
wood Case 85
No. 9. Four Octave, Portable, Rosewood case... 75
Jar* Deseriptive pamphlets i furnished by the sub
scriber.
As Agents for Messrs. Mason & Ha6lin we are
enabled to sell at their New York prices, and charg
nothing for freight.
We have sold a number of their instruments, and
can give numerous satisfactory- references. .
S. S. SHRYDCR., Agent,
arl3-tf ; Chambersburg, Pa,
MASO-N & lIA.MLIN'S
CABINET ORGA-NB, -
AUTOirfATIC STYX, IN L ' O r III ' 3LE BELLOWS,
ESSE STOP AND COMBINATION CALYX.
4irEverylnetrument warranted for Five Years."l:Rl
PRICES FROM $7O TO $450.
The Cabinet Organ is the only instrument which
combines the requisites for Church and Parlor Mu
sic.; for the school room and the social festival gath
enng. For while it possesses sufficient power
i fur
the accompaniment of a large chorus, it s, from itt
capability of all shades of expression, and its won
derful ereJn.!eliclo and diminuendo, most effective mi
a solo inst r ument. It iN capable of orchestral cf- -
fects, and rapid music, as trills, arpeggios, &c. From
its sustained tones, it had a decided advantage over
the Piano Forte, for the rendering of many of thil
choicest morceaux of the masters, such as sympho
nies, quartettes, etc. = -
B. A. McCLITRE, Clffimbersburg, Pa.,
General Agent for Pennsylvania.
N.B.—The undersigned will sell, and deliver. i •
good condition, Cabinet Organs anywhere in th
tate, at factory prices. All inquiries by lett , "
promptly answered. Dun17,63-tf.] R. A. Me.
I C
WELL KNOWN
MELODEONS AND HARMONIUMS ! -
Introducing the effect of Pedal Bass on every In •
strnment.
E. GABLER'S unsurpassed PIANOS for - cash + I
a liberal deduction, or on Monthly Instalments.
•VrOver 3000 sold in Philadelphia.
JAMES BELLAK, Sole Agent.
279 & 281 South Fifth Street, above Spruce,
sel6-Iy. Philadelnhir
MASON &HAMLIN'
jai CABiNET ORGANS
31 E L.O D.E - 0 N S. •
Description pamphlets furnished gratis at the 800
Store of. , S. S. SIIRTOCK.
AGENT for Mason & Tlamlin's. Musical Instrt ,
menta.
Prices the same as in New York and Boston, de
[mare -tfj
• •
fieigbt; •
PIANOS.—R. A.'k'CLITP,E.
'Sole' Agent for the celebrated
DECKER BROTHERS (NEW, YORK) NAN ( .
Pianos delivered, and put up in good condition, i
any part of the State. at
FACTORY RETAIL PRICES.
All Instruments Warranted fdr fire years.
Pianos from other Factories will be furni.hed
desired. - R. A. McCLURE.
jun 17,63 Chnmbersburg, Po.
A. .P. M. • P.M.
8:05 1:32 4:20
....8:47 215 4:54
....927 2:55 5:29
10:02 3:29
...11k33 4:00
....11:00 4:30
....11:10 4:40
-.11:55 5:30
....12:35 6:10
MASON & "HAMLIN'S
, CABINET ORGANS
(. MELODEONS.
Description pamphlets furnished gratis at the Boni
Store of S. S. SERYOCK
AGENT ' for. Mason & Hamlin's Musical Instru
ments.
Prices the same as in New York and Boston,, Ze
freight. • [mar 9-tfl
TTLEMM
& BROTHER.
Im an r r a,
AgltetrAirß
Yld MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
GERMAN. FRENCH AND ITALIAN STRINGS
No. 703 MAnicm. SlragET, PHIL'ADPLPHTA.
Orders earefalOY attended to by S. S. SHRY &CF.
Obambersburg.: seMly.
VOCAL MUSIC.—R. A. MeCLUR:.
will teach classes and ivate pupils the art . •
SingMg.-Mitatcal;Notation, Harmony, and Magic:
Composition.' - . „ • n025-t{:, •
:.FAMILY 33,0. Y E COLORS:
' PATENTED OCTOBER 13, 1863.
Black, - .-.-. Dark Green,
Black for Silk: , . Light Green, -
• Dark Blue, .Magenta, •
Light Bine, - . Maize, • . , ,
French .Biztp, • ~ Maroon,
Claret Brown, • Orange, -
Dark Brown. . Pink, .
Light -Brown, Purple, . , •
Snuff Brown, -, Royal Purple, ,
Cherry, - Salmon, , ,
, • Crimson, Scarlet,
' Dark Drab, Slate„ '
• Light Dra, , Bolferino, , •
.-Fawn Drab, , Violet,
. Light Fawn Drab t • • Yellow.
For Dyeing Silk, Woolen and MiieciGoods; SheWls,
&ads; Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets, Hats, - ,
Feathers, Kid Gloves •Children 43 Clothing,
and 'all kinds of *oaring Apparel,
JP - A SAVO - G . OF' 80 PEA- CENT, - .5141t
- For 25 gents you oat color as many,goods as would.
otherwise cost Ave times that awn. Various shades
can be Produced from, the same dye. % . he process is.
simple,• and anyone- can use the dye ;with imfeet ,
success, Directions in English, Frenett nod uorman '
inside p 1 eackpackagee.. - -,- •-' . , '
For further' information in Dyeig, and giving s‘
PorteOltnowlodile what colors , are best, adapted to
dye over.others, with many valuable reciPeadßur-f
chase Howe .1z Stevens' Treatise on Dyeing and Vol-f
_Pring. Bent by mail op receipt of price-10 cents.
Manufactured by ..` 'HOWE & STEVENS,
nov2s-tyl. :, , ~, :r 260 Broadway; Boston.
• For Solo. bi Drusiati owl dealenumnnabc ; , '
Lutes erabei.
Mitotrat.
WITH ONE OR TWO SETS OF NEEDS,
mi
CM
Elptzgrotors.
"Wit - wait ittpoo,itart jut 1-4 , 1861
6
~. I
stztbro anii CLlO:sate
s:;r E E P R, IU M
JACOB 8,-111LLER,
MAIN STREET: 7 4 Doors Smah - of the Diamond,
C AMBEASBUIIG:-PA..
WOnld respeetruby invite the attention of the pub-
lie to hie large and well selected stock of
STOVES,
COPPER,
TIN and
Ho has'norr the largest.and best assortment or
PARLOR..
HALL,
GAS BURNERS and
ever offered in Franklin county
W A-S H-B 0I L E-R S
constantly on hand of all sizes, and the best ma-
CM
COAL BUCKETS,
The hirgest alsortment,th:e hienxiekiron arid the
best made in the county
Also—A largo stook of
TIN WARE,
made of the best mitterial and in a , workmanlike
manner. As lie is a PRACTICAL 'WORK-
MAN. and has had many years ex•
perience in the business, he
feels confident that he
eau give general
satisfaction.
ROOFING, SPOUTING, &c.,
made and' pig up at the shortest notice. Particu
lar attention paid to all kinds of
MENDING AND JOBBING
Call and look through our stock and get the prices'
as our motto is
_ -
"Small Profits, Quick Sales and Good Value.'
J ACOI3 B. MILLER.
Four Doors Sonih of the Diamond
Nor.ll. '&3-Iy. w .
HOUSEKEEPERS, READ !!-GAL
LAMIEWS SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT—A new
Flat Top COOKING STOVE. The plates are very
heavy, and the-whole Sim-cis finished in, a superi
or manner. I warrant this Sieve to be superior to
any Elat Top Stove now in the market, and I roe-
Peetraf invite my friends and the public ..to call
and examine it. There are several sizes.
I have 'also a great variety of other COOKING
STOVES, of every style: PARLOR STOVES. new
and beautiful patterns, together with a heavy stock
of STOVES for Churches. Stores, Offices, Ilotels,ke.
JOHN S. 'LUDWIG,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STOVES. TIN AND COPPER .WARE.
N.l3;=-I have been appointed Sole Agent for
laher's celebrated Sunrise Air-tight Cook Stove in
Chambersburg. jun 17,63.
1300t5 ant( bcfro.
ME W SHOE STORE.—The 5ub
..1.1 scriber takes this method of informing the
citizens of Chambersburg and vicinity that he has
iust returned from Philadelphia with an ENTIRE
LY NEW STOCK of - Boots and Shoes, of every
variety, style and pattern, and of the best manu
factures.
H o has no old .Shopkeepers on hand. His whole
stock is new. Give him a call—you can easily' suit
yourself. He invites the Ladies especially, to call.
as he will take pleasure in showinghis goods. Store
in the room formerly occupied by Frederick Smith,
Esq.. its a Law Office. and more recently used for the
purpose. by George Eyster, Es~p•++i two doors North or
Fisher's Hotel, Main Street. Chain bersburg, Pa.
His large and wen selected stock, he being a prac
tical Shoemaker, consists of Ladies' Gaiters, Boots,
Slippers and Buskins; Misses and Children's Boots
and. Shoes: Gentlemen's Gaiters, Slippers, Boots
and Brogans.
Don't forget the place. No trouble to show goods
nt THE NEW STORE, two doors North of'Fish
er'S lintel, Main Street, Cita innersburg, Pa.
jutil7.63. PETER FELDMAN.
NEW BOOT,. SHOE
-• AND
HAT STORE
TN CHAMBERSBURG
The subscriber ha sj ust opened in the rooms formerly
occupied by Mr. C.Burkhart-as n Confoctionery, and
adjoining the Drug Sto•e of Mr. A.. 1". Miller. an en
tire! v new stock of all kinds of BOOTS. SHOES.
HATS, TRUNKS. VALISES, UMBRELLAS, kn.,
all of which has been bought for cash, awl will be
sold for cash, as cheap, if nut a little cheaper than
any other house in the county. All in want of any
thing in his line will find it to their advantage to
give him a call. , [apr 6-tf] H. B. WIN TON.
"fiNSH'S LAMP HEATING APPARA 7
12 TITS. •
801 LING-FRY iN G-STEIVING-STEEPING-
WITII THE FLAME TIlk.T LIMITS THE 11.0031
• *-*. By the flame of a common lamp. at the
cost of a cent's worth of oil, a vcry, comfortable
breakfast can be cooked &e Tri6une.
• 93 A Simla in construction, easily kept in order
ready for use in amoment * * convenient to haro
on hand. * * * Druvoieg Circular.
* " * * Fish's Lamp one of the most popular
novelties of the day, * • * l tlvi utility of itis Unques
tionable, a great saving Is made in 'heating and
choking small articles 'and min be made to cook
meals for a groat ninny Persons, which is actually
done on the ambulance ears ;which carry tho sick
soldiers • * Scientific American.
"" * * For family. use. hospital, tent, barrack,
picnics, fishing, nursery, or sick room..it is an article
of comfort beYond all proportion to its cost. * * •
Hall's Journal of Heath.,
* * I have 'ilia the apparatus, and my wife
and I proclaim the same a most valuable and indis
pensable article, and we now bonder how we could
have so long done, without it. • * I Ed. Coo/ Oil
Circular.
* *• An economical contrivance for getting up
heat at short notice for nursery and 71 house
hold purposes:* * * oneimportant
,p t is the
saving in cost over, coal fires. ** * . . Evening
Poo. •
PRICE,S,FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS.
CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOL . it QUARTS.
THREEARTICLES COOKED AT ONE TIME
. •• • WPM ONE BURNER. - • -
Arranged for `Kerosene or Coil Oil, or Oas.
A Descriptive Pamphlet' or thirty pages furnislithl
gratis. Tl ALSO
IFi.UNIOIS A TTAPILMEN:T..
" '
-'Price; 60 Von'te, • - "
To beg attached to a Common Kerosene Lanip
Gas Burner. by whioh Water alay be Boiled, and
rood cooked; also arranged to support ashade.
EIrERY•P•AMI X NEEb 3 05E.
RUSSELL Agent,.
Pearl
4:L6miTB.WANzeD. .
maylB-3t
WM. HEYSfit,, :111. C11.1:9 - . H. CRESSLR„
lIRYSER Sc„CRESSi4..R,
GRAIMJATES IN PHAII.IIA67,
DEALERS IN,'"
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, MEDICESTES,.&c.,
• iO , Alm - - •
PREPARATIONS-OP I'ILLL
will give satisfaction to Phniehin and Patient, and
insure cotitinued success to our Drug Establishment.
we give thii branch our constant earn-and scrutiny.
• I
CHEMICALS; D 4 IE-STUFFS;
AND PATENT-31EPIOLNES.
We
warrant our stock to be'pnre and tlie best in the
•market.
We are receiving a large lot cif•
,FRES - 11 GA.R , IYEN
embracing the hest kinds of new and qild varieties
of early and late vegetaill6s.
SHEET-IRON WARE
HOWE k STEVENS' FAMILY ,DYI3 COLORS,
a rPlicibtr: andeasy coloring. • We nsk b it a trial for
theta. All the, bolors eonstantly.on hand.
Farmers-and. Horse Dealers should ally ys have on
hand a package of
COOKING STOVES.
an excellent, Tonic for debilitated'and dyspeptic
persons. -
MKS. iI:A4VEY'S CROUP ',SYE.UP;
an expeetoiant for Coughs and cola 'n the Throat
and Chest, thatcan be relied on to give peedy relief.
POCKET BOOKS AND W LETS.'
We hare just reefed a large lot, f orery size,
quality and price.
•
Fine Smaps'and Perftim4,-,
Hair and Cloth - Brushes,
Tooth Briishes,
Redding Cambs. \
Gum aild Horn Combs, "
Concentrated Potash,
• Trusses and Braces,
. •
Saponifier.
.I:3Tug', Me.4i,xiTtF l , $ 4:
CHAIVIBERSpURG . , PA,
' Believing that only
PURE MIL G S
O'NIEL'S HORSE. AND CATItLE POWDER
. It is the bestfor Distemper.
BITTER WINE OF !IRON,
.frii" Medicines, can be had at night
by calling at the• 'itore or at IV. Heys
a few doors SouthiP)f the Store. '
H , 0 . U L 13! 'E - R B R
•'
• TRUSSES AND SUPPORT
AER'S' SARSAPA
lIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT 2:LT6'
BOOFLAND'S4ERIVIAN B
p o, m, A p
PERFUMERY AND SOA
• .
• •
•
EEDS stoc -• of
kJ SEEDS hiti been'renevred. IA fu
kinds.
"QORGO SEED.—.A. few b
is_.7 left, at
A RENEWAL OF S
A full line of
DRUGS. " t
CHEMICALS.
SOAPS:
- "MIMI
g •
ITPERIOR FLESH F3ftUSRES,
N,IXONS.
TRID AL SUITS OF
Combs-04k Pius and Fancy Goo s, at
• - - NIXON'S.
S 0 A P .—The stock of Shops at
NIXON'S Can't be excelled. 1 ••
PAY RUM, COLOGNES AND EX
:IJ TRACTS at ifIXON'g.•
•
' •
~ /:..
0X 0 N =s'.,E
m
&r.
A_ ‘J ••••M, I • L. L E R.,
- Dlt IJ'G- 4:1 - .
• ,
STORE ON' THE, DrAltroNE. en AbiBERSBURO.
?T 0 I . L-ET AIiTICLES:..
STERLING'S AMBROSIA.
,HAIR DFES,_•POMADES
•• EXTRACTS OF - ALL NDS. •
COCOAINE,
TOOTH BRUSH S.
' - HAIR BRITS . ES, COMfiS,
and a full assortment of every thin„ in the Toilet
line can be had at • AtiLL - gR'S. • •
KJ TANDARD 'PATENT A' DICINES
Swaim's Panacea, -
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, .
geyser's Pectoral, "
2 - ' . -Bloed Searcher. ' •
Jayne's Medicines.
, • Melntire's and •
•all other good
. .. - Preparations
. - of the dap.
at MILLER'S _thug Store. .
HAVE
YOU
4 - • ; A B A'D - ,--
, - C O'L D?
.Trya Bottle-of MILLER'S COUGH SYRUP. It
will cure you. Get it at A. J. MILLER'S.
H AVE' f ' •
' Y 017
I TIDE
. .
. ,ITCH?
Get a box of TERRILL'S ITCH. OINTMENT. It
is a safe and speedy eurc-at A. J. MILLER'S.
TTE t R'o S E N'E 0 I L,
.uk KEROSENE LAMPS,
,- • CHIMNEYS AND, WICKS.
I ALCOHOL AND FLUID.
and a full assortment of such artieleS as arc usually
found in a Drag Store ean betad at MILLER'S.
THE CHILD'S MEDICINE,
ANODYNE CORDIAL.
• ..at AILLLER'S Drug Store.
B" v -
A.RT'S - TROCHS,
E
BROWN'S TROCHES.
BRYAN'S PIILMONIC WAFERS.
at MILLER'S Dm; Store,. .
TERRILL'S TETTER OINTMENT,
A Certain Cure,
at MILLER'S Drug Store.
I:IAMILY DYE COLOTVS.-A neiv ar,
tide, and just what is needed in everylhmil.y.
at - MILLER'S.
TT OR S E AND COW POWDERS, at
• 'MILLER'S:
)r. on Sunday
is residence,
janV.
G ARDEN SEEDS, all kinds,. at
' MILLER'S.
Eirp gab Sam Goals.
NEW FANCY DRY-GOODS
'A C;E S,,
NGLER S
at SP
have just reeeved, and opened in the "Mansion
ILLA
BM
DRESS GOODS,
IBM
at SP
NGLER'S,
Black and Colored Silks, Cloaking Cloths, Balmora
and Hoop Skirts, full lineltihito Hoods ; Gauze,
Crape and Love . Veils, Hosiery, Gloves, Col-
E S
ANGLER'S
E
with a good assortment of DO ALE STIC S, alto
4911"' The patronage of the publie is triest. respect
fully solicited,
' - METCALFE -. & TITTESIIEW
Chamberzburg,. Pa.. May 156 1 4.-tf4
GARDEN
1 stock of all
-E, W - G ODDS
The subscribers are now Offering; a large lot of
Linim Duck,
tsliels still
NIXON'S.
200 dolt Hosiery
Extra super oualityEittek and Colored Diess Silks
TOCK.--
RY, &c.
t NIXOR'S
100 doz supet French Shirt Frontl4:
100 Balmoral Skirts,
Brussells, Extra sup and ptip Ingrain Carpets
-
1,1%',1%. 2, 2%; Floor Oilcloths; =
- ,
200 dot Linen Catnl;rie Handkerchiefs,
•
Cocoa and Canton datting,
500 yards Dutch Carpet.
mar 2]- s . IV I M. WALLACE CO
s KIRTS ! 'SKIRT 1! _SKIRTS 111
_ M. A. JONES_
CELEBRATED "NE- PLUS ULTRA" SKIRT.
'SOLD ONLY At
N 0.17 NORTH Bth St, PHILADELPHIA. • •
Skirts of alllengths; and any size waist made to
order.and satisfaction guaranteed..
Ladies, Misies and Children's Skirts of 'every Size
and shape, constantly one' band: •
- Rvery Skirt warranted for Six Mi n a..
READ HOW w.r.VDO BUSINESS.
• :We've not 'make any cheap skirt& i the comnitin
acceptation, of the term, hut we make • •
• THE CHEAPEST SKIRTS MADE,
because( we make
THE- BEST AND DEFY COMPETITION:
We warrant everyakirt we sell to be exactly 'as
represented. Vie make, ail we sell, and knowing how
theyare made we guarantee them with full tend;
denee. , If we sell o• bad skirt will exchange it for
a neiv one, and if they gelaut of order or break with
in siz months, -to . wilt repair them free of Charge.
We mean to grYiL our customers full satisfaction,
'but we cannot do so and compete - with the low priced'
auction goods. We depend entirely upon the su
neriatity of, the gpcids-wtr offer, and. We Itiltheas of
our method of doing business. • _
, Orders leftist Slitrock's Book Store: • '
Dißgoriozis 'OR - .MEASURMEN7.- -
"TOM the exact size of the waist„without any al-,
lowanee. The exact length' required and the size
around the bottom spring. ;Also, if the skirt is to be
- large, small, or media size at the top n ond NOLAher
a trail orPhrin round ' lit A 'JONES,
• - l'io.l7llo,rthBthSt.,- ,
atigl'kf Oyer the Wax figurb..
IN=
,ExD
Ors.
EEDI
NOTION STORE,
MANSION HOUSk, Chambers/airy, Pa
METCALFE 3; EITESIIEW
Mouse'; Buildip a } , opposite the Bank, a
new and beautiful stock of
comprising all the different stylos
hrs, Cuffs, Ilankerchiefs, and everything
belonging to a Fancy, Dry Goods
and Notion Store. Also.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
which-will liB sold Low for Cash
Daninsliz liu9ksiback,
Russia - Dipor and Crash.
Irish Litex, &c.,
100 doz Lile Threat and
Silk Gloves, -
Cloth's and Cassimeres,
anllfl Bombazines,
% and 1 . „ Bldek and Colored Detains,
Blath Alpaccas. •
Coeheco, Merimac and
Spragnes Prints,
30 pieces Russia Duck,
Water Proof cloths.
Vooto a - nb *tationeri:
S:SHITY - OCK, BOOK7R AND
10-• STRrIONFX, now occup ies is New `Ste'rc
Room, and is Trepared - to trans ct hosinest with
greater facilities than ever. - ,
BOOKS.—School Books, Miscellaneous Books T
Books, Law Book's, Medical Books, Sunday S c,
Books, Military Books.
BIBLES.t.-A large assortment of Pocket and Fira,
ily Bibles.
BLANK BOOKS of all sizes, qualities and s ickles
of binding. .
STATIONERY.- 7 A great ;rariety of all mos of
all 'kinds of writing and Printing Papers, of French,
English and Amencan manufacture. Also; Envel.
opes of all Sizes and qualitieS, Ink-Pens, pencils
India Rubber; Tapes, Seals, Quills, Copy Books
Blotting Board, knives, - Erasers, Wilting Sand
GOLD PENS.—The very best Gold Pons in tho
market, fully warranted, made by Leroy W., Fair
child N. Y.,
BLIND PAPER.—A full variety of patterns arid
qualities. , ,
WALL PAPER.—Nearly 1,000 different patters,
together ;with snitab -e /3 - orderings, Plain, Velvet,
and VelVet Gilt.
- - PICTURE . FRAMES.—OvaI and Square Frames
for Photographs. Frames made to order. .
FRENCH GLASS, for Picture , ' Frames; of_ any
size.
CIiEAP NOVELS, much rower than Fublistie r ;'
Prices.
ENGRAVINGS.—EngIish, French, German and
-
American Engravings.
BASKETS.—Fancy,Traveling.Book,Pienie,Fruit e
Knife and Clothes Baskets. •
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS.—SingIe and Double ZO
phyr, Tapestry and Soli Zephyr, Sbetlund Wool, l .tc.
NEWSPAPERS.—The Philadelphia and New
York Dailies received daily. ,Clubs or individuals
supplied. -
'WEEKLY PAPERS.—Darpers' 'Weekly: Frari
Leslie, N. Y. Mercury, N. Y. Weekly. N. Y. Led
ger, &e. received weekly.
PERODICALS.—harper' Monthly, Atlantic
Monthly, Continental, Godey, Peterson,
Knickerbocker, All the Year Round, Cornhill,
received as soon as published. • • .• --
CHEAP LITERATURE.—AII the Dime inAblica
tions, Weekly Nouvellettes, Song Books, &IT:, rt
eeived daily.
ORDERS.—We take orders for all kindsof goods.
EXPRESS.—We receive goods by Express-every
day from the East.
BLANK DEEDS, Writing and Printing Cards,
Rulers, Paper Weights, Fancy Boxes, Combs and
Brushes, Chalk Crayons, and all standard goods in
our line constantly on hand.
MUSIC:7I%nd Music, for Piano, Guitar, Violin.-
and Flute.
. . . _
JUAN OS.—We purchase Pianos on commission,
so as to save our customers from Fifty to Ono hun
dred and Fifty Dollars.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.—We can , supply
any kind of Musical Instruments at prices.far lower
than usual.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.—We can sell Photo
graph Albums at lower prices tban_they can bo pro
cured for in the cities. • ' -
CARTES DE VlSlTE.—Portraits of Military
Men of the U. S. Army and Nary, distinguish° 1
Men find:Women, Comic Pietnres,-&c.
NEW TOY 13001 S in great variety.
New publications of the American S. Union,
American Tract Society, Presbyterian Board of
Publication; &c.
We have no hesitation in saying to'our ectstomp.rs
that from our long esperience, our manner of doing
business, - and our great facilities, we do not fear
competition, and have no doubt-of being able to
give entire satisfaction.
„.
Come and sea our new store, our new and enlaiged
stock, and form your own opinions.
Chambersburyz:Dee. 9.1863.
JAMES B. SMITE
BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
Mannfaetnrors of .Blank and Memorandum Books
Photograph Albums, Manifold Writers, Marble Pa
_yet.. clic.. IS 0.`27 South. Seventh Street, above Chest;
- nut, Phila. - .
Blank work of every description, for County Offi
ces, Hotels ; Counting Houses, and Public Offices
done to order. Orders left with S. S. SHRYOCK,
Chambeiwburg, Pa., will be promptly attended to.
5e:30,63-IY. ,
fitebicat.
UIIRINER'S BALSAMIC COUOIISY
RITP.—.Mr Coughs, Coldt, Croup, Whoopinj
Coughatathiva,,Bronchilvi, Spitting Btood, Pain and
IlreakneBB of Die - Breaett, Di f ficulty of Breathing,. dc. This is no new remedy. It has been used fora ri tan
her of years in Maryland and Partg - of Pennsylva
nia, and has wherever known acquired an unprece
dented reputation for curing the various diseases foi
which, it is recommended.
• It is wised by all clus_ses of society, and the uni
versal opinion is that it is good. This Syrup' is a
purely Yeuetable Compouxd. It is pleasant-to take,
and never does injury, but owing to its purifying
qualities, must do good under any circumstances.—
Its effects are truly wonderful, soothing, calming,
and allaying the most violent toughs; purifying
strengthening and invigorating the wholes ystem:,
calming and soothing the nerves; aiding aink.facil
itating expectoration. and healing the
DISEASED LUNGS,
thus striking at the root of diseases, and driving jt
from the,system.
CROITP,
This disease.is announbed by difficulty of breath
ing, shrill whistling or wheezing, hacking Cough,
and threatened suffocation, `cc. It mostly occurs
in young children. No- child need die of Croup it
this Sgrup is prorcrly used, and need in-time: 7 -
Mothers having croupy children should watch the
first show of the disease, and always keep this re-
medy on band.,
For cough after meanies this Syrup ie mote, excel- ,
lent. Experience has proren that it is availed by
no other preparation.
The price is such as to place it within the reach o
all, the poor as well as the rich, and every poison
should hive it:,
Every one should have it in the house. , It is a
true and faithful friend to all who value health and
wish to secure themselves against that mostterri
hlo • disease, Consumption. It will be found lb°
most useful as well as the cheapest family bleak-intl .
in the world. It has_ been used for the last four
years with a success without a parallel. • • -
Priee 40 eta- per bottle, or three bottles for $1.10..
Prepared by S. A. FOUTZ & EEO..
Westminster:
`For sale by A. J. ;OILER. and J. S. - NIXON.
Chnmbersburg. Pn., and Storekeepers everywhere.
VOLIJZ'S CELEBRATED H 0 R S.F.
A. CATTLE POWDERS These Powders
have proved, after a trial of severilLyears, to be su-'
perior to any preparation of the kind used. The
chief superiority of these Powders arise from the
fact that they are composed of medicines that have
Laxative, Tonic and Purifying properties,. The
Laxative ejects crudities from the stomach - and
intestines: the Tonic gives strength to the system
of -the Horse; and the purifying medicines con
tained in them cleanse the blood and lay the forin-
dation for a healthy and vigorous circulation: The
use of them" improves the wind, strene,thens-the
appetite, and gives the horse a fine, smooth, glostY
skin—thus improving the appearance, vigor an&
spirit of the noble animal.
These Powders axe not' intended, as sorne , Pow•;
tiers are, to hloat the animal, so as toe -lye him the
appearanceof being fat when not really so—lint to
remove thediscase and promote his generathealth.-
These Powders will strengthen the stomach and
intestines; uleatteothem from offensive matter. tend
bring them to a healthy state. , They are-repretlin
tive-of Lung Fever, and a certain remedy - for all
diseases duadent to the Horse, as Glanders, Yellow
Water . , Distemper; Founder,. Heaves, Slavering.
'Conchs, Fevers, Loss of Appetite, and ital Ener
gy, ttc. These Powders,it used two or three timesa
week, through the winter and- spring, your Horse
Will never get the Lung. Fever, Colic or Botts. A -
-few doses of these powders will remove the worst
Cough on any Horse. Were owners Of Horses to
feed a few of these Powders every year they might
save the lives of many valuable Horses.
- MILCH COWS.—The properties this Powderpos=
sossesin, increasing the quantity of Milk in'Come , . -
gives it an importance- and, value which should.
iliceiVin the bands- of every person keeping a
,ln fattening Cattle it geVes them an appetite:
sons their bide, and makes them thrive mueh. ?
faster.-
all diseases of swine. as Coughs, 111,,-„
cers in the Lungs and Liver, by putting from
half a paper-toa paper of these _Powders in slier..i
rel of swill, the above diseases can be cured or cal.
tirely prevented:- By using these Powders the Reg
Cholera can be .Prevented. - Prepared by - -
• S.' A. FOHT4'k BRO„ Westminster, hfdd
For sale - wholesale and. retail by A., J. 1411.,LER. ,
mid J. 8. NIXON. Chambersburg,Rai; and,store;
keepers everywhere.' Price 25 ets. a paper, or ft l / 4 res
papers for $l. • da.63,1y. •
POlrit'S MIXTURE is a safe
-able Remedjfor the - enre of Rh eumatisni.Pitin
ful Nervous-Affections, Sprains,-Burns, Swellings:
and all diseases requiring an external application
etvillan:-• ' _
On Horses it will never fail to cure Poll-aril,
61C1 Mill:link SOMA or Sweeny,if properlt an- '
plie . For , sprains, bruises,seratclacs, cracked hoot
chafes, saddle or collar gall. cut or wounds, it is Ni.
infallible , romedY. - Try it and be cOirrinceirefrits'
efficacy. ,
• 'RBETTIRIATISM.''
Persons afflicted with_ ibis disease, no Matter :Or
bow long stending,ean be promptly and eitecinsill.„
curod-by:ifsingilus niixture. -
There -0 inothinx in the world so em • and !gale
to take away bad pants and cure Frost Basal. t
Prensintiom ;My itund satisfy Yourselreettf 2s ftitier
and
5483.e-tl..ll)btgear Pr
Otlgnin
:vorwe-by,ts.:. J 4: MILL-En - mut J. - EL Nitelt -- .
Chfußber.a4nrs,l%., and Storeiteopers evet7W