Q
Uootlig.
" 0 :F I N G'
BooFTNaR e - lo nail down.
go giNG more
,durahlo than Tin.
'•.- - I _ROOFING at half the eoet of Tin.
• '---ROOFING for :Steep or Flat Roof.
E A"D I_l l - G
FOR HOUSES: ' -•• • "
FOR ••ClIBlelltg,:- • , ,
FOR - FACTORIES ;
-F.OR BARNS.
FOR ALL BUILD 2GS! -
Tlel;i Reefing its made of the li viest woven 'tin
gle OVer used for the purpose.=. anufacturcilsolClY
by ourselt:esund secured by p at tit.
patap in rolls and - shipped ri all parts .of the
countrt.'und
usually.for sale b hard Ware 'merch
ants sod builders. • - - ,
It oath° applied by any eyi on workman
?
w it ,l so manufacture, g,e_
LIQUID GUTTA P.ERUFIA CEMENT,
• FOR REFAIRINII • .- -
4 - I‹. Y - TIN' R . O OP S. -
cf‘EAFER - 111AN OIL" FAINT.
• , i,jig.A/VIEFL - BODY"- THAN OM PAINT.
a - ItORRDURABLE TITAN_ PAINT.
/el alperoutocutly adhesive. elastic coating
over 6-Whole surface of the . , tin, - filling up all the
smaller "
RUST HOLES,
44 ~
often saving the of a new roof. ,
. OUR COMPOUND
-*-..,:;.":.,' 1 - - -CrETTA - PERCHA. CEMENT
i s esnecirtlly adapted to repairing
LEAKY SHINGLE ROOFS,
•
:CII.LILNIES.
-.— - SKI - LIGHTS.
be., be., be., be.
This isa thick, tenacious compound, applied with
a trowel or similar instrument, and does not dry up ;
And crack, as do - all other articles used for thispur-:
CIRCULARS „pOso: •
_,L '; . . • • . _
• - CULARS AND SAMPLES,
EMI
Of the Ready Roofing sent by mail when desired
Liberal arrangements made with Agents.
READY _Ft()OFINO - 0
/r4if;• - •l r Y ' ' - '73 - Maiden Lade, Ice;l7l)4k.
ittietticat.
RALITMORE
DR. JOHNSTON'. the founderof this Celebro.t- 0
ed Institution, offers the most certain, speedy, and
only effectual remedy in,tho world fortileets, Sumo
tureg.-Serninal Weakness, Pain in the Loins, Con
stitutional DehilitY...lmpoteuce. :Weakness of the
Barak and:Limbs, Affections of the Kidneys, Palpi
tation of the Heart, , Dyspopsia. Nervous Irritabili
ty. 'Diseases of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin :
and all those serious end 'melancholy diorders ari
sing from the destructive habits of Youth, which
destroy both body and mind. These secretand soli
tary practiece are more fatal to their victims than
the song, of the Syrens to the mariner -lilyssug,
blighting their most brilliant hopes, or acticipations
rendering marriage, de.. 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
thoilsands of young men.of the tnest exalted talent
anti brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have
entranced listening Senates with the thunders of
eloquence.,or waked to ecstasy theliying lyre ; niay
call with,fall - confidence. •
. - MARRIAGE!
Married persons, or young men contemplating
marriage, being aware of physical weakness, organ
ic debility, deformities, should immediately
consult Dr. Johnston.
He who plaeah imscl f 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
cian. ORGANIC WEAKNESS!
IMMEDIATELY CURED AND FULL VIGOR EESTORED.
This disease is the penalty most frequently paid by
those who have become the victims of improper in
dulgences. Young percons are too apt to commit
excas es from not being aware of the dreadful conse
quences Utak may ensue. Now, who that understands
the snbjeet will pretend_to deny that the power of
Procreation is lost socinor by those falling into impro
per habit than by the prudent. Besides being depriv
ed of the pleasure of healthy offspring, and the most
serious and destructive sympathy to mind and body
arise. The system becomes deranged, the physical
and meOtal Powers weakened, nervous debility; dye
pepsin, palpitation of the heart, indieeidion, a wast
ing of thellame, cough, symptoms of consumption.
•
/ Office No. 7,:gpath Frederick Street,
seven iintfrs from Baltimore street, Eastside, up the.
stept. ". Be particular in observing the name and.
[lumber, or-you will mistake the place.
4Eir'.A TITRE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
,Nei -Mercury or Nauseous" Drags.
. , D.R. JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal College of, Surgeons, London
graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges of
the United States, and the greater part of whose
life has been spent in the hospip,als of London, Paris
Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some of
the most astonishing cures that were ever known.
Many troubled - with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds, and ba:shfulnesS, with frequent
blushing, attended' sometimes with derangement of
mind, were cured immediately.
A CERTAIN DISEASE!
When the misguided and imprudent votary of
pleasure 'find he has imbibed the seed of this pain
fuldiseases; it too often happens that an ill-timed
sense of "shame, or ,dread -of discovery, deters hin;
from applying to those who from education and re v
spectability can alone befriend him, delaying tiir
the constitutional symptoms of this horrid disease
make their appearance, such ns ulcerated sore
throat, diseased nose. nocturnal pains in the head
and limbs, dimness of sight, deafness, nobs on the
shin,.bones and arms, blotches on the -head, face
and extremities, progressing with frightful rapidi
ty. till at hist the palate of the mouth or the bones
'of the nose fall in and the victim of this awful di
sease becomes a horrid object of commisseration,
till death puts a period to his dreadful sufferings,
by sending him to "that bourne from whence no
traveller returns." To ,such, therefore, Dr. Johns
ton pledges himself to preserve the most inviolable
aeoree .y• and from his eitensive practice in the first
Hospitals of Europe tufd America, he can 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, Mercury, ruin the constitution, and either
send the unfortunate to an untimely grave, or make
the residue ellife miserable. A '
- TAKE PARTICULAR „NOTICE!
Dr. J. - addresses those who have injured them
selves by private and improper indulgences.
-These are some of the sad apd : melancholy effects.
produced by early habits of yOuth..viz:-:-.Wcakness
of the. Back a,nd Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimness
of Sighf, Loss of Muscular Power Palpitation of
the Heart, Dyspep.ia. Nervous Irritability, Der
angement-of the Digestive Functions, General De
bility, Symptoms of Consumption, Ste.
MENTALLY: the fearful effects on' the mind arc
much to be dreaded: loss of Memory, confusion of
DcPression of Spirits. Evil Forebodings.
Aversion to :Society, Self-Distrust. Love of Soli
tude, Timidity, &c., are some of the evil effects.
Thousands bf-bersons of all ages can now judge
what is the cause of their declining health, 10K-sing
their vigor, becoming weak, pale, have singular ap
pearance about the eyes, cough. and symptorni of
Consumptien
DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING REMEDY
eTIMMMNiMMM
By this giest and important remedy, Weakness
of the Organais speedily cured, and full vigor res
tored. . - •
Thousands of the mast nervous and debilitated,
who heti-lost hi hope, have been immediately re
lieved. All itnpediments 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 injared themselves by a certain practice.
'indulgedin when alone—a habit frequently learned
~ from evil doinpanions, or at school, the effects are,
nightly felt, e;ven - when asleep, and if not cured
render marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply immediately. .
- What a pity that a young man, the hope of his
Country, the darling ofhis parents, should be snatch
ad from all prospects end enjoyments of life, by the
Consequence of deviating from the path of nature;
and indulging into, certain secret habit. ' Such per
sons, before cdntemplating
"
- / MARRIAGE
@Wald ritteetthat a sound mind and, body,are the
most .necesaney reqtoites to promote"connubial
happiness.. Indced,,,without these, theJourneY
7
through life beeomfis,prwea pilgrimage, the pros
pect hourly datheint to the view; the mind bScomes
' shadowed with; despair. and filled with the mann
- sholy reßectitn, that the happiness, of another be
comes blighted with our own. , I -
OFFICE No. 7 'SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
't - , .
nAtlltteng. '
' . • TO STRANGERS'.
tilThe nuutry.tbottsazds' cared at this InstittitiCn in
e lastfifteee years ;cad the numerous importafit
gurgrioal 'O•tiere i bas perf o rmed by Dr. J., witnessed
by the repertel, ore° papers, and many ether per
sons. noticesK which have appeared 'again - and
wain before public, is a sufficient guarantee to
the afilietesi.
1 N. B. MA% aro so many ignorant and worthless
%necks
erasing themselves as Physicians. ruin -f
Ing ...AA: lth of the already afflicted, Dr. Johns
tow.;
, TI L-,t, necessary to say tathose unacquainted
with renfitation, that his Diplomas hang in his
4 3
cermet -3 „,-.. - • , ' • • '
*ll-TkarlopOg — All letters mist be post paid,
. sad enntairfa, postage stamp for the reply, or no
fUswer will too 'eat " - • - : - [ oar /6-/Y.
etticeries, Scr.
. - -C E-- -
hf
• .. - 3:2
El o Mr I CS. r:WHOLESALES i4NI)
ki retails; fiood.s as low aiany Jobbing House in
Philadclphia • , .
CELWICKS -KEEPS - EVERY MlTl
cle
,in,the Grocery _and Proiision line . ; • Os°
hundreds-of-other article not belonging to the Gro 7
eery business, all of which ho offers cheap.
'A T GELWICS' CHEAP STORE
1 1 the best place to go for Green and Blank Teas.
AT'OELWJCKS! WHOLESALE AND
Retail Store you 0011 see the largest assortment
of Sugars, Syrups and Molasses in town.
. . .
( - 21. E L K S WHOLESALES AND
Retails the best' Kerosene Oil for the least
money; also Sperm', Whale, Coal and Lubricating
Oils. ,
PERSONS WISHING TO BUY TO
barwo and Seg,ars, either wholesale or retail
will find a large stack and cholse brands at Gehileks
Cheap Store.
FOR GOOD. PLTRE, FRESITGROUND
and Unground Spieee, Baking y Articles and
Baking Molasses, ,go to Gelwieks
GEtWICKS HAS THE T
stock of Mackerel..llam , . Bacon and. Salt - -n
the place, and sells at low figuros.
riELWICKS BUYS AND SE L
lX every descriptiau - of Goodie, Produce
ke Ling. , .
fIELWICKS HAS JUST RECEIVED
a fresh supply of
Prime Cheese, Fresh Crackers,
Penner Sauce, . , Tomato Catsup,
?icicles, Mustard,
• Pepper, • Allspice, Sc.
AT GELWICKS YO:II CAN SEE_ A
very large assoitrnent of Brushes, Brooms,
Buckets, Cords, Twines, Matches, Shoo Blacking, 4-.4.s
GELWICKS SELLS THE AMERICAN
ticelsior Coffee . at 2centsper pound. the best
substitute for Coffee in the market, and - ground Rio
Coffee at 2.5 cents per pound; alsoatrictiy pure Cider
Vinegar.' • ' apl3-tf
tobacco aub gyigaro.
4i, CENTS PER POUND TAX ON
kJ
TOBACCO. The 'Government is about to
put a tax of 40 ets. per pound on Tobacco. ,
You can save 5U per cent. by
You ca.R . s,lveso per ,dAnt.,l?3'
yi
Buying your Tobacco at J. D. - .JACOBS'.
Buying your Tobacco ut J. D. JACOBS'
Prime Nnvy.'L:ol2fLcyo at 75 to SO ate.
Prime Cavendish Tobacco at SO cis. to $l.
Prime Flounder Tobacco at 75 to 00 cts.
Prime Congress Tobacco rail° to SO ets.
Prime Twist Tobacco at 75 to 90 as.
.TACOBS sells Old Virginia Sweet Cavendish.
JACOBS sells - Old Virginia Plain Cavendish.
'JACOBS sell Old Virginia Twist.
JACOBS sells Old Virginia Smoking Tobacco.
,TACoB,S:Michigan Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Cannot be Equaled.
• Cannot be Equaled.
_ JACOBS' Segars are superior to all.
JACOBS' Scgars aro superior to all.
= Ile sells his own manufacturing.
Pipes, Pipes, Meerselminn Pipes; Brier Pipes,
Box Pipes, Mahogany Pipes, Apple Pipes,
Cherry" Pipes India, Rubber Pipes, Clay Pipes, and
other pipes. 'Pipe in and get your Pipes, Segars and
Tobacco at J. D. JACOBS', Main Street, Chambers
burg. - - " jan?T-Iy.
NEW T 0 B'AC C 0 AND SEGAR
STORE.—To THE CITIANS OV C/I AM HE RS BIIIICI
ANT VICINITY: The undersigned having been com
pelled to leave Virginia on account of his Union
sentiments, has come among you to establish a bus
iness, hoping from his long experience, and by close
attention, he will meet with a generous 'support.—
Ills stock will consist of all the best brands of TO
BACCO AND SEHARS, which he will sell as cheap
as can be had any where in town. Don't forget the
plaCe. sign of the "little,Virginia nigger," opposite
the Franklin Hotel, next door' to Shryoek's Book
Store, South-east corner of the Diamond.
run 17.63. : C. H. BUSH.
FIIHE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
11 now order all their Tobacco, Segam Pipes, &c.
from J. D. JACOBS. They know Jacobs selth the
best and cheapest. Sanr-ly.
JUST RECEIVED—A fresh .supply of
tt Michigan Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco at
jun27-IY. J. D. JACOBS'.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS —A large
nahrtment of Chewing and Smoking, TolMcco
mad Segars, just received and for sale tvt
BOYD'S Grocery Store.
A. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TO
}3ACCO and SEGARS, nt wholesale or retail
at - _ SHAFER S; STUART'S.
ingsitians.
R. `JOHN MONTGOMERY will at
/L/10E1d promPtlk to all ealls inlis line. Office
on Main Street, .next door to the Eagle lintel,•and
neatly opposite the residence of the lion. George
Chambers.. • • j un17,63.
DR. J. C. RICHARDg will attend
promptly to till calls in his line. Office on
Main Street, next door to Spangler's Drug Store.
OFFICI•' Houns.—From 7 to 9 A. at.; 12 to 2 and 6
P. M.. jun 17,63.
DR. SAMUEL G. LANE has resumed
the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE in Chem
bersliurg. Office on Queen street. a few doors East
of Wallace's Store. apl3-tf
fIHEAP , CHAIR AND CABINET
WARE ROOMS.—The subscriber informs the
Public that he continues the manufacture of the va
rious articles of FURNITURE in his line, at his
Shop. on Main Street, three doors South of Huber
& Tolbert's Hardware Storez. He has always on hand,
or is prepared to manufacture - on • the shortest no
tice, tip'nn g S eats, Caneßottom, and Windsor Chairs,
Sao; Plain and Fancy Tables, Bureaus, Dressing:
and Coininon-Wardrobes. Wash Stands. Book Case,:
'and Bedsteads. - IrENITIAN BLINDS got up:sn,
the'best style.
Particular attention paid to HOUSE PAINTING,
AND PAPER HANGING, and entire satisfaction ,
•
in every instance guaranteed.
REPAIRING of all kinds.in his line ofbusiness,
promptly attended to, at - moderate prices. •
UNDERTAKlNG.—Haviggpurchased the Hearse
,
Mr. Wm. -Flory, dee'd, he is able to attend Fune
rals and manufacture Coffins, at the shortest notice,
of Cloth, Walnut or Cherry. A Layer-out will
in attendance.
: JOSILRE:SCHOFIELD.
Ahanktut-ittpositow:l4ut IM--;
etoredroy &r.
WEI
WHOLES' _T4 41i1)
RETAIL.' .
'4 R i i nts
SHAPER : I'.
Irwin IiESPIIdTPIiIIY‘CALL TAE ATTENTION OF TIER
citizens ot - Chainbczsbnrg and vicinity_
Ttit 'ViRRTEDAND, A§!
g 0 E
• =
• , -Fresh Fruit, • •
Qp,eennvp : r.
• Cedarware,
and a general Stock of
- - • , • - - Miscellaneous Article's;
which they are new offering, and constantly receiv
ing froni New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
at their Storciatoom. on Main street, opPesito Huber
k Tolbert's Hardware Store.
It is their-intention to keep such an assortment as
the demands of this community require. They:have
the best facilities for the purchase of goods, on the
most adva.ntegeous terms, and having their own cars`
on the Road. and one of the nrzn being almost'con
stantly in the city, affords them every - advantage in
purchasing goods in the shortest time, and at , less"
expense than usual, which enables them to Sell-
VERY LOW. FOR CASH!
SUGARS,
COFFEES AND
TEAS
of all 'railer, from the highest to 'the lowest price,
by, the barrel, eeek or pound. , , •
, .
SYRUPS AND MOLASSES;
by the Hogsheati,Tarrell or retail for family use., ,-
.
SUGAR 'CURED' IiAMS
, COARSE AND' FINE SALT; ;.I - '
"FISH AND CHEESE,
at city wholesale spriecs. •
We would call especial attention to countrycleal
erg and others, :wishing to purchase at wholesale
prices, as we are prepared to sell everything in the
Grocery lino as cheap as can be purchased in the
Essterneities. ,SHAFF4I. S. STUART, - .Main St.
The highest price paid in cash for country pro
duce, or 'taken in-exchange for goods. • -
PICES &C.
(Onions; • '
Preserved Ginger,
G'irkins, . • '
Pineapple Pres've,
Paper=bhelled Almonds,
Hard Shelled' !do
Filberts.'
Pecan Nuts, . : •
Cocoa "
'English Walriuts, '
Walnuts, ,
' S.hellbarks,
Water Crackers, , •
Sugar
iklittch es, . "
Stove Polish,
SmOke Pipes, ' -
Market Baskets,
Buckets,. . .
Brooms,
lEsssence Coffee,
;Candles, ,
!Lead Pencils,
Castile Soap.
Toilet "
Basin "
Indigo,
Starch.
Wrapping Twine,
Stone Ware.
Preserving Tumblers,
Scrubbing Brushes, •
Sweeping
Shoe
Shoe Blacking,'
Silver Sand, - '
Bath Brick,
TripOli.
AFER & - ..STUARI7S,.
I ain Street, near Queen. '
IWIT I T s; - s
Oranges and Lemons
Bunch Raisins,
Seedless Raisins,
Layer Raisins,
Prunes,
Currants, , . .
Citron,
Ttirkey Figs. , . ..,
Malaga Fi gs, .
'Ettit, ~ ,
St 't Peas, 1
Wu ut Catsup,
Tomato . do - - i
- 1
Mostrbom do - '
Pin apple ,
Cheese
~
Sa Sago
1 , , glish , ..
'Swisls "
Limburger . 11.
Baker's Chocolate, —'
Worcestershire Sauce,
Pepper, Cloves,
Cinnamon,Alspiceground
' expressly for famil y use,
Beans. Pickles,
- Chow Chow Pickles,
Cauliflower . do
Mixed do
Mace, Ginger,
Nutmegs,
Macaroni, - • •
Vermicelli,
Nonpariel Capees. '
Lentels,
Trench Mustard
Coleman's Mustard,---‘',
Durham do
Salad Oil, • -
for sale at 511
friar G.] 31
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
E. C. BOYD
having purchased the GroecryStore of Thomas 'get
calf, on Main - Street, Opposite Grove's 1-W4-lakes
this method of informing the old patrons,of the
house: and the public generally, that he is opening
a varied assortment of - •
FRES,II
which he is prepared to offer at the loweSt cash pri
ces_ Hit stock consists of
SUGARS, COFFEES AND TEAS,
a all grades; front the highest to the lowest prices.
SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
.Nos. 1.2 and 3 MACKEREL,
BROWN AND WHITE SUGAR,
, SYRUPS AND MOLASSES.
FRUIT, SPICES, &c.,:
such as Oranges and Lemon ,, , Bunch Raiqins, 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.
BEIDE'LMAN,
• WHOLESALE GROCER AND
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 703 MARKET and 2 N. 7th ST.. PHILA.
invite - 5 the attention of merchants to his large and
well assorted stock of Sugars. Syrups, Teas and Cof
fees, all of which will ho sold at the lowest market
rates. Country buyers and sellers will find it to
their advantage to give him a call.
Price currents containing all the varieties of the
market to be had of 4. S. SIIRYOCK, Chambers
burg. _ se23.
B.R 0 0 31, S, Blt US HE,:B,
Buckets,
Soap,.__
• Thread,
. . Needles,
• Pins,
Hooks and Eyes:, and every article tonally found in
a Variety Store BOY.V
Main Street, 'opposite Grove's Ilotoi
.
Corn Meal, • Potatoes
Bacon: Cider' Vinegar, '
. Beans, Pennereauee,
- Rice; Lard:Pickles,
at BOYD'S_Grocers Store.
N(ISC.ELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Water Crackers, Matches. Stove Polish, Es-,
senco of Coffee. Indigo, Starch. Shoe Blacking. Sil
ver Sand, &c.. fur sale at BOYD'S'Cheap Grocery
IFIAIILY FLOUR, BIICItWiIEAT
I: and. CORN MEAL br 'the barrel or in sunlit
quantities for sale at - SIIAFER STUART
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS
CEIVED every week at
• . SHAFER &STUART'S:
ftlebtat.
MED-IC A L
EM
..,,
i'i
.t.
oi
1-3
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)4
KUNKLE'S BITTER WINE OF 'IRON,
'A pure anti Powerful Tonic, Corrective and alteta
tive. of wonderfutailleacy in diseases of the
STOMACH; 'LIVER , and BOWELS.
Curbs - • —• • •
Dyspepsia. •
Liver Complaints- - -
Headache, General De
bility Islervousness,,Depres- .
sion of § l virits, Constipation, In
termittent ever, Acidity of the Stout- •
aeh, Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust for Food,
Fullness or Weight in the Stomach; Sinking Or
Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, &imnruail. of
the Head, Dreathing. Yellow Head,
Pain in the Side, Back. Chest, arid Limbs, -•
will cure every case of Chronic orNer
vous Debility, Diseases of the Kid
neys
and Diseases arising from
a: disordered Stomach.
Good for Male or .
Female, Old or :v
Young, „
The most beneficial medicine known; 'gives better
satisfaction and cures more diseases than any - -
other preparation offered to•the public,
This truly 'Valuable Tonic has been so 6m :r oughly
tested by all classesof the community, thatit is now
deem miindispensibl eas a. Tonic Me iciae. It costs
but little; gives tone td the Stomac , renovates the
system and prolongs life. .We now 4121 Y ask a trial
of, this valuable Tonic.-
c&- BEIVARB OF COUNTEAFEITS,'S3i
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. by S. it.
KITNKEL & 8R0.',118 Market at„ Hari-14mm.
For sale an,,,Chamberskalrg Int.& S:flilXON. and
by Druggists'atid Dealers everywhere. mayll-6m
•
Varbttlarc i euting; Sx.s'
CIOACH AN'D SADDLERY
The subs' criteri6iieetinii?iiiiiirmshis rrierict; ana
ihe : pubtic, that Tie
inagnessvatiiisultitrid;;im Sti`ecf, - oi)ikisite
the German R&eituOti Church,"
CHAMBERSBURG:, - P . A.
Having enlamsl hjs Inisincss, k qeddlers nr( Crx .
makera Will ftno. in his Storc ilount•l gcunrai as art=
rapt •:)£ goPtis su4sci, to their se , .7cral requipemenal
such as • •
. _
Countrs
Hog' - skins,
- Leathei:'
,
• „ • Saddle 'feces and Oil:thing.
Gig T z ree.q 4 Aildnated, Tinned and Jipanni , sf; .o(int
anfl Wizistcid, Rain
.dower ,tlany Cation; •
names, • ' • •
Bitian4 • • • • '
, St - Limps. -
, • _ Plate,d; - ' r' •
, - 'Xinned and _ •
Japanned -;
_ - Conoh Handles,
,„ .
,
new styles; Curtain Frames; Hub Bands;- BTidro
Fronts; 'Bipinkies: Swivels and Oina-
•-• • ,
nap:wilts; Ir 6n s Plated apd ,
- Wood Gig !Tames': :
BUCKLES-LB.RASB, SILVEIL AN]
• JAPANNED.
all Styles Ind _Patterns:. Ivoryattd . .Wooden Mitz
tiogal Shut:plaints, and aTtirie
„ty of other goods suita
ble
for the trade: ;
_,- •
ALL Krsps, OF PLATING. done with
neatness and de4.raich. • -
LEWIS WAMPLER;
,Chatabersburg,,Pa._
H A R D. W 4._ R.
SMITH Si . :RICHARDSON.
; , 611 Market Stela;
J. FRED. SMITH.; - CHAS. RICKAnDSJO2t.
The undersigned would resPectfully call the at
tention, of COUNTRY; MERCHANTS :to - their'
large and well - selected stock of
' , HARDWARE. -
Having made special arrangements for, tho Fall
Trade, ice - flatter ourselves we can offer inducements
to purchasen3that will fully remunerate the trodblo
of examining our stock. We ask but a trial, to con
vince the Country Trade that wo aro prepared tb.
sell low and accommodate.
Our stock of Toble and Poelw Cutlery is unusually
large, selected with care: and ipeludingn variety : of
styles, that cannot but suit all tastes;
We lace constantly ou hand a large assortment of
Building - Hardware,
Tools,. Cutlery', r
Files, Tool Boxes, • ._
and Chests.
Saddlers and
•
• . ' ' Shoemakers' Tools.
, Screws, and Nails
every thing in short pertaining to a first "class Hard
ware Store.
Particular attention, paid to Country orders. " It is
our aim to secure 'the conficlenreof our customers.
.and,to this end, we arc particular in filling orders to
give the hest? and as cheats as though the customers
were buying in person. Give us a trial.
REFERENCES.—J. K. Shuio,ck,Pg,...,,A. K..llAleClue,
L. B. Eyster, Charnhersbure.
.SMITH & RICHARDSON: -
au5,M-tf. - - Gil Market St., Philadelphia.
'YEW HARDWARE STORE. ,
1.1 . . L. ,I 3 EYSTER,
would resPeelfilly inform his friends and the plibile
generally, that in connection with his .-
KEROSENE OIL AND'" LAMP STORE,
he has commencedthe HARDWARE business, at
his new Store Room, one door North - of Sot. lin-
bees. Grocery. Ills stock consists of the following
articles, viz :
Building Hardwiiie,
- House Furnishing Goods,, • - , ,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
• , .31echanics' Tools.-- . • -
Nails by the small or keg.
. - Farming Utensils, such as
%--- Shovels. -
_ , Spades,
Forki '
' ' Fatah Lifters,
Seythep, -
etc., etc.
Also, Glass, Pahits, Benzoic..
Linseed, Xeroscne and Lubricating Oils _
Lamps of all description's, -. •, '
, . Chandeliers for Gas'and Keiosene, . '
_ 1 Fruit iTars - , hest qutility, etc.
Agent. for the sale of EVANS 4 . WATSON'S-Fire
Proof Safes. - ' . ju1a9,63- tf.
•
IT A R D W AR-E.—The public ft re
ii in
vited to call and examine our extensive sloe':
of Hardware, Cutlery, &c. We keep on handa large
stock of goods in oar line," composed partly of the
following goods, which_ We offer very cheap. - ,
Iron, . riles, ' Looking Glasses.
Nails, , : Rasps, , Farm Belts, ,'
Steel, , Hosts, • , Springs, Axles,
Hocks, , ' Glass, ' Boot Trees, '.
Hinges,,, • Chain's, , Shoemaker's F‘it
Planes. r - Whips, ' Saddler's Tools,
Anvils, - . 801t5,,, N - " Trimmings,
Vices, - Saws, CoffinTrinunings
Bellows, ' • .Brushes,.. Grindstones, •
Paints, Homes; Mar Ware,
Oils, Shovels, , Blasting Powder
Turpentine, .Rakes, , Shot, Lead. -, •
Hoes, '' Spades. ' Pocket Knives.
Call and examinejourStock,• , Snecial indueements
offered for cash. [021,63.1 BJtANI) & .FLAO C.
HARDWARE .A.NI) CUTLERY.
, W. W. ESIGHT k SON;
Importers:, and Dcal64 hi
A.MERIDAN. ENGLISH AND GERMAN
,\
- HARD WAR E,
569 Commerce Street, Philadelphia.
Between 6th and 6th and ..11nrit9t and Apk.Sts.
, a at:t3-tf. '
orlriarbing 3Flulioro
ixr, US . D,E . R L H
North Tv K a c il o w n V t g. r t ) rrq. P ." Pt 3l s J ° ;h lig l it a V n il dN 4
- ley Railroad Depot. CLarMneersbinerg.ura:er „ • '-
Cars run,regularly to and from Philadelphia,and
Baltimoto.
AGENTS.--:Peaeoolr. Zell SI Hinehrnan o No. 808
Mallet - St..
Lykens VeJley o Broken Egg and. Nut COAL.
rect froin the mines), WilkeAarre and Pine Grove
FOUNDRY COAL, LUMBER.. SHINGLES. SALT,
PLASTER and Hancock CEMENT; kept constant
ly on hand: "FLOUR, , GRAIN and PRODUCE of
all kinds purchased at the highest cash prices.
, . Sept9:63. : WUNDERLICH NEAD.
IVE* ARRANGEMEXT.—
JA...' VREIGHT THROUGH alms - -YORK WITHOUT
;TaAnstrirmnsr. The underaignedwouldrespectfullY,
infr cm the public, that tlicy arc prepared to ship all
kinds of ,Produce, Merchandise, .tc.,_from Cliam
bersbure and Grecueastie to New York without
'transhipment, and deliver it at Now ; York as quick
as it can be delivered in Philadelphia. ,
The attention of Millers and Shit/fors is respect
fully, invlted to this new arrangement. For further,
informatiOn induire of
DEITZ & McDOWELL.AgMAn..
fob 24-tf • Chtimbers:burg and Greencastle.
Tnos. L;t4iLIESPie. JAccia ZELiER.
G I T 4LES.F'IE,.:ZELLER
•
.PRODUCE & PROVISIQN MERCII.4.IiTS,
AND ,WHOLESALD GROCERS,
.North-West earner of pith and Market Stea
Phil
adelphia: . n018,613-tf.
B A B' LOWIS INDI'Gti BLitt
Defilers and Ccinsumers of the above Ce . lebrairls
Wash Blue, will please take notice that the ,Labels
are altered to read "INDIGO -BLUE, - Prit•tip at
ALFRED WILTBERGER'S Drug Store., N,0: 2 33
North Second Street: Philadelphia."' ' The. qualitY
of this Blue will be the same eyery respect... •
' It is warranted' td" color' more water than twice
the same quantity of Indigo;and to go Much further
than any other Wash Blue in the•market. It.die
selves perfectly clear,- arid 'does not settle on' the
clothes as most of the other ,makes do,, Box
dissolved in a' half pint of tratervillMake as good
a liquid blue as any that is made, at one-third the
cost.
As it is retailed at, the O'me price ;as the Ifni taL .
Sorts and inferior articles, housekeepers will find it
,yeimmuchto their advantage to 'ask fdr l that put up
at w ILTBERGER'S. •
i pat up 'after the date Saqih'Biataw's
name on. it an imitation. r .;:,+.
- The new laberdoes sale
Storekeepprneneralitl,... ; i! ; • f; 11)17-6,
Rttatnrol at 14h1;
, , COOK;-' ~ , „_.
lER.2 ATTOUNII .~ ' !.... T — Li*„,
- ~Chambershnrg.-Pa.. .01ffet in Mrs,aard's Built
ffinge, directlionposite the Court House... , ,
~ Having had official'--cohnection rri di ' the TKm A - St
Alarshars. Office. be offers, his services-to drafted
aut in the 16th IDOugressionUlDistrfct, el:lifting ti
emption from Military service under the latv,,or for
Physical cartietz. i and hopes from his ex ' nenco and
ftrict attention to, husinen. ter satisfy ..se in K
ing him - with' their eases. Persons from abroa can
receive advice and har4:3 ~I:.i
their spKip,, • .'-b r ,
' ca
respondence.. - - - - - _
!..
Reference' cart - bellind 16 the Hoard'of Enrolment
16th District, Efon.,A. K.. Mc Cure
_Fon.
• .7atn&-Nill. ChtuilSer§burVittllion. E :McPher
son...Clerk House of_ltepresentstives.• : .--jan27.
IT — -A:STINGS . ,G.l - 11 : tc, If tOr:nef tat- Law
-1.--i: iindGene7riti Claim, Agent. Office 7 Market st.,
East, ofithe Court House, Ch.ambersburg, - Pa: His
long experience in Washington hls, given him un
usual- facilitied Mr becoming thoroughly acquainted
with the buqiness,in the . different Departments.-4
Iltivitig: resigned his position in the:War. Depart;
ment. he is now prepared to , attend' to "all bbsmess
entrusted fo 'his care.. A rmy. and Navy Pensions{
Bounty and Arrears of Pay obtained 'for SOldiers,
their Widows or Heirs.- - . .-, . - ,ap6-t€
ENNEDY, , &
_NILL.- r LA.Nr•
Icnnsutr.-=-The undersigned have associated
themsetvet, in the' practice-of the'Latv in the 'several
Courts of Franklin Cohnty. Office - on Market St.,
in.the.room heretofore occupied by T. B. Eennedy.
T. B. KENNEDY,
Annl7.M. ' • ' T. J. NILL.
•F. S. STUM.RAUGH4 SOU* STECTAIVIc --
QTIIMBAUGH & sSTEW.ART, ATTOR..
,
iGtYs IT Liw. thambersborg, Pa.. give their
I:vl4i:filled attention to thelireetiee of their Proles
'Bloll.
,john S`teinti,;-Agent for proeuring‘BoUntyroones,
Pensions, and Arrearages of f'tty, ; .•
-Office ill the roomiately occupied by Hon. "Wilson
"Reilly: on ,Market Street, Opposite the Cotirt Heine.
kin 11%6.3.
- Wlll &' &PPS P-R A
& .S. _TTQR-
G '
•• yrrn ' Cliam ersburg, Pa. C ollee
leetions promptly tton_aed to -NY'.'ti. Sten get.,
trlet'AttOrnes, and Agent for procuring. Pensions,
Bounty money. and Arrears of Pay. Office in Frank
lin Building, 3(1400r from:lh° zorner. jun 17,63.
S. -EVERETT, - ATTORNEr
T T LAse. °glee in .Mrs,-Bard's dwelling, di
rectly -opposite the Court _House, Chambersburg, Pa.
Wiltpfaetieo in the several Nurts of Flanklin, and
Felton Countim. legal business entrusted to
his 'dare will receive prompt attention. jun 17,68.
M'DOWELL SHARPE, ATTORNEY
IP„."A2 t ) . ? t y.xr, Clmbersbuti,' Pa: Office in Mrs
.12f i t i r i ctti r 0 ,% . 11aings, directly
opposite ,the Court House.
0. SEILHAMER; ATtOIiNEI : AT
k.)l LAir, Chambersbur Pa. Office, Main S. - t.
above Queen, in the room formerly occupied. by S.
Iteisher, Esq. 3un17,63. '
Ls.CLARK, , ATTO,RNEY. .A,l"
has removed his office a few doors isastofhis
foriner loeation, on Market Street, South side. -
jiinlig63. : „ . .
CAININ M. DUNCAN, ATT9ILNEY AT
, LAW; Office en Market 'Stieet,; is Lawyer's
Row, opposite the Court liouse..•• ,•:n=47,61".
rruips., L. FLETCHER, ATTORNEY
I TAW-, Chamb6rsburk,"Pa.. °Kee on East Mar-.
ket St., nearly opposite. tbi Court House. jun 17,63.
LEK., K. g'Q.LUB.E., • AT.Torttuiy 'AT
A
ChamlierSburg, Pa. . Office inthe Frank-,
lin Repository jub.17,63.
NITATSON ROWE, - A'riOli±EY 'AT
'll LAW, Greeneastlq, : , 50P30.63.'
/3timion tiouittp. agnuies.
TOHN P 0 MER 0 Y,
el ARMY AND NAVY AGENCY
204 SOUTH FOURTH-STREET,
' AmaniLPHiA.
The nndersimed , having resigned his position as
Paymaster in the U. S. Army. has opened at N 0.201.
South RiurtliSteeet, an AGENCY FOR PROCU
RING PENSIONS, ,and for the collection of (M
-onte:Soldiers' and all other CLAIMS against the
Government. • - • • • - -• '
My long,experience as Paymaster has _given me
unusual tacihties for becoming thoroughly acquain
ted with this business• in all its detuils. On the re-
deipt, by mail, Of a statement of the cake et claim
ants, I will forward the necessary- papers fop their
signature. Personal attention'will be given to the
- cases at Washington. .
No charge unless successful, when $5 will be
charged for-collecting small suins'undersBo. - andslo
on all sums over that amount and tuider $2OO. Lar
ger claims taken on special arrangement: Fees in
Pension cases as fixed. by law.
INFORMATION FOR AND INSTAUCTIONS TO
CLAIMAIMS
,All Soldiers of the present war who have sorted
two years, and Soldiers discharged for wounds re
ceived in battle, without reference to time of ter-•
vice, are entitled besides their regular pay, to $lOO
bounty.
In case Soldiers or Seamen are discharged fordix-,
obilirs Or 11'0_101d1 received while - in - the service, they
are entitled ttti a Pension according to the
In case of, the death of the &Mier' before dis
charge. through disease contraeted'or wnuids re
teived:while m serviee, his Widoiv is entitled to re
ceive the $lOO bounty, besides arrearages of pay,
and pension during her lifetime or wtiowhood:
If the Soldier idie after 'discharge, from disease
contracted' or wounds received while in service, his
Wide* is entitled to a Pension of SO per annum.
If no widow or minor children, the mother of the
Soldier or Seaman will receive the Pension, if de
pendent on him wholly or in part for support.
If demasedSoldier or Seaman leaves no widow,
his ehildien arc entitled to the Same benefits as the
widow, except when the children may be overt the
age of II: years. • '•
' If no widow nor minor children the' bounty , and
pay will descend to the heirs as follows: ~ --
First to the Father, secondio the Mother, third
to the BrOthers and Sisters, and then to the Next of
Kin. -
iDischarged Soldiers whose clothing account was
uriSettled at - thb time of discharge', can,recover any
balance due theta, if the Company '$ books are not
destroyed. To draw this* balance, write to your"
Captain for a deser,iptive showing the Clothing
account; dnd forward it to me, with your prelimi
nary stateMent, giving also the 'date of your
charge.
Soldicrswho Served with the nine months' vOlun
, teers can recover *27 bounty and premium, without
'regard tO time of serviee; if they - have not already
-received it,- .„ -
Soldiers who were prisoners in . the Sonth, and Sol
diers who 'were absent on eia: fludougli, are enti
tled to Voninautation of rations.
In commimicating with t his - ofileostate - the nature
of your claim fully, and give the Company and-ItcT,
iiment to which 'you or the. Soldier - for whom you
claim belonged, as well as
,your prOent Post Office
address. '
REFEREIC6IIS.:,
His ,Excellency ANDREW G. . CURTIN, Governor Of
Pennsylvania:. -
lion. Slams CAmnatn:, Harrisburg. Pa. "
Hon. JOSEPH' 'CASEY, Chief Justice
_of the Court of
Claims, 'Washington..
Hon. E. 11, 13nooKE, Chief Clerk Pay Department
. - Washington, • t• •
lio,n. EMT' IRD MePlifxson, M.Alt Wrisbilpitori•
lion: Jas: P. STERRET, Pres't•Judge; District Court,
• • Pittsburg. • -
lion. A. K. MeCiamg, Chamliersburg, Pa;
lion. THOS: A. : SCOTT, Vice Pres't Pa: R. R.
Hon. NV'. B. Trion,is, Collector of Port. Philada. ,
Hon: C.A. WALlibilis. Post Master, Philada. -
DRF,XEL & Co.. Bankers , Philadelphia.
JAR; DrstAc, President Union Bank: Philadelphia.
BUIAITT & .FAIRTHORNE, • ". •
RIEGEL. WRISTERVIN, Merchants, " ,
LUDWIG, KNEEDLER & CO.,•MOIChatL= I ..
PRITCHETT. BAUCHI & C 11
DAVID IFAUST Co:,llere o lut - nts,' '
BENJAMIN S. JANNEY,, Ju. & Co., MorcTts •
CHAS: E. Moncals & Co.; Merchants;
A:rwoon, Wain & Co.. Merchants, „ ", •
JOHN M. POMEROY,
, '• - • • ; No. 204 Sonth•Fonrth St. •
PENSION, • BOUNTY AND - VAR-
A: - AGENCY.—Pensions procured for
soldiers of-the- present' war - who , firti disabliid by
reason of. wounds recolved r _or disease,. 'contracted,
.while theservice of the Stites : and Pen
sions, $lOO Bounty. and 4r.reart gf.P.ayobtained. ftir
widoWs•or heirs bf tliose - who have died or been
killed:While in serVitto. •A A JOHNIIVORR; -
mar MY] - .Claim Agent, Chambershurg,
14-EMOYALI=-4•Frem 4,9 a Market S eat
iv tvthelarge IRON BUILDISq.SI3 Market and
510 . Comnietet &Hers, Philadelphia.
More Gl i /de then'anu in'the ultited &nue,
F RAN,GIS,C,U.S; •
' • 513' IIItET'AND '5lO COMMERCE STS.,
keeps-the Largest Stock in the United StittOs'ef -
Bttokets: Breolns, - TubSiNhnrria,
,Ba.skets, Brnshes,-Matsi Measure%) .;' ..t • '
Clocks, Looking-Glasses. Oil -Cloths and', ,
• _ Window Shade's and •PaPef,' • •
-Bird Cages. Japan,Ware and t _Whips ,
Al d=-Cottbn Batting," Wadditho_,
.„ • . B Trrines. WielOntrßorkes!hr'Coils
- • and Dozens,. _Cotton Yarns, '
t -3 COttarc and eiiipeOttain
'''Onr .l- joriee"diOavero.B.' Lowor.th' ark any *pr . .
Aimee-in aitr.z,Sall arid ieelor , ottraeive's: '
For farther PartiveLPFBAPPY loth p.BBBYfi4t ;
Vhdtaboxibtftg.c , a- , - " ' -sep'74-63
e tcaL
El
all`s' = S .:::P r P
AR n
DISEAAE‹ RESULTING FROM •, ,
DI.§i6iDER , o-F THE LIVER
• proz:vrtyß - .451t0-Aftsc"- ---,
are cured by
HOOMAIN - I.)'S.OkRAW . AiTT ERS,.
111E-tittAT 'SiIfEN9 1111914 - 1131.4±C.
Tbeseßittorshacoiierfoimecl more Cares!
H av a and do_xlvobetter satisfaction!
-Tia 3 / 4 4mtift'testimoiii , • '
1100F,I + ANEOS GERMAN KrrEßs-
Havemoro respectablc, MoPle to vouch for Cher*
Than any‘oth'ef article in the, troirket.
Me .detr amnine to daktradibt this hisOrtiOn,
. WITritz.PAX - .51.0110
To anyone who will produee.keettibeate published
by ug; that hi not genuine.
'VTOL cure eve : pease of-, •,
Chroide or Nervoris Debility; Diseases of the Sid,
nova; and.Diseasen arising frobi
Disordered Stomach.'
'Observe the follOwini Symptoms, resulting, foto '
Disorder's eftbaDigehtive-argansi
s•
Constipation.-Inward Fiillnes - noilihied to
the *ad, Acidity;of the StomachjS r ansen,..li.A,
• Heartlirirri; ibisgust for Thibd, Full=
ness,or Weight in the Stoin7
-
• ' Sotir Erudta
. ; ••• tions.ginking ,
or Fluttering at the,
7of-th‘Stoitateh, Swim-
Ming of the head, glyried i and Dif
butt Bretithititi . Ylettering 'at the Henrf, —
Choking Sitifueating Sensations ivben ima !Anti'
Phsture. 'Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs
before theSig_ht, Fever and Dull Pain •
in the Head, Deficiency of , t-q 3-4
- Porspiratibn;Yello*- - ' -'' •
- ness of tlko
• r"; Skin and Er.etc'Phin
- n the :Side. Back. Chest, ;
Sudden Flubhes of Beat, ,
Burning in the ,Flesh, Constant Imiiirin , ;• - "
ings - of Evil; and - great Depression of Spir4.,
lilioilEblßEß;that this - Biders is A1.4C0-
contains, no, ituni Whisken and riff,ritt - ,:.
tnake Dninkards, but is the BEST,TO,N.C.ltilpiliyi.
READ Ypio.
From the Rev.,Levi G...l3eek, PlAtor of .tho BApttet
Cherth.Perabeittm'iN.'S . .; foil:hotly - Of tlte North
Baptist Ch arch, Philedelphint, ,• ; „: •
• •
* *.. T. hare Icaown Hoofiand'aGerman
faritirablY fiir Years: I have used them
in illy own family, and .havei_tinen so pleased with,
their effects - that I. wits induced to recommend them
to many others, and Ilainsy that they hatvazoperated: ,
in a strikingly 'beneficial manner. I take, groat.,
PI eaatiin in th u% pnibliclYtiroelltiMing- 7 -this - fact; sta
ceiling the atteDtion. of thoee nißleted -with ,th dia.%
eases for' which they hie regbinniended: to these
Bitters, nowing,frem, experience that My recom-I,'
mendatinn will IM snstained. • I'do this more cheer,
fully as Ilootland's Bitterais intended to benefit thit =
afflicted, and is" not a rum drink." ~,
. - :yottrs,tritly. - LE•Vi BP. BECK:-
From Roy. J. Newton Brown.:D.D,Editor of• the
Enorolopedio. of Religiods Knowltdie; and gbh's
tion Chropiclo,
Although not disposed to fayoror recommend Pa- T v
tent Medicines in general, Ditough distrust ciftheir
lifgredien to and effects, I -yet know - of no sufficient!,
masons IYhY'a man may not tetify to the benefits lib
belieyealimself to have . ieeeived from any siMtile"-
prepamtion, in the hope that,he may, thus contrab4..- . ,
.ute to the , benefit of othert. - "' •
I do this the mom readily in -regard. toDoolland'a . .
Gennan'Bitters. p`repared by - Dr. Jackson, of
this city, because k,`vas krgiudleed against thoMfor: ,
maws' years. under the impression that they ,wer,e,
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. T. am indebted to ay
friend, Robert Shoemaker, Ese,.-for theremoval Or
this- prejidiee proper tests, and fot'encouilige-;
meat to try, them. when. suffering. fronk.glqat
long-Continued debility; The use of three bottles et.
these Bitters, at the-beginning of:thei:present 3ieare:‘
was followed by evident relief,,apd..restaration to a
degree of bodily Etta - mental vigor whiebq had not
_felt for six months beforeen,ndeltadalmOsfdeipaired
ofregaining: "rth"ereforethank Dod and my friend
fordireeting me to the use, of them. . -
NTINTON BROOWN;Philacla.
,
From:the RovjJes.•ll; Rennard.Fasber of i obth
„ • Baptist.Chureh.- • -
. •
Dr. Jackson ,:=-Dear Sir ; "kayo , been frequehtb'i.
requested to Connect ray mania with commendations
of different, kinds , of medicines. hut rogartling-tho'-• -,,
practice as out of triY appropnate sphere. I have in
all cases declined ;;but with a elearliroolin*Varrous '
instanees. and.partieularly ia my, family,pfthe, u5e•21. 1 ..
fulness of Dr. iltiofliind'a Gerffinti 'Bitters, I tlepait
for once from my usual eome„to express
conviction that,for'peiferal•debility of Mi.' Ryfifent
evecialliffor Liver Coinpfaint.-it,iss a safe avid bo,Z , Eilt
noble preparation. "In.Somli cases it, may fail; _ hut
nsually. I doubt not - .1311.VerY'tO -
those who suffer frordthe above cause.
, Yours very, respectfally.l J. - lIENNARD. '"
Eighth t below oal.es Strect,Philsolelphia,
•
From Rev. Warren - Randobh,. Pistor- of Bapthr ,
Church, Germantown. Penna.
-Dr. C. , M..tickson . `—Dear Sire - Personal .
once enables MC tO say that I regafd :the German' P
Bitters OrendredhY Yon as a mostexcellent medicine—
In cases of Severe cold and genetaliiebflitr IMSre - -
been greatly benefitted by the
,use oil the Si4eie. •
and doubt net thcy itill:prodirce‘ effeets
others. Yours truly. - •
WARREN RANDOEPPObrmrintenui,'P4.-
- .r. 7. 4 "- 4•4 4•
From EON'', If: Turner. Pastor of 'Redding M. 3;.,
. .• • . ,
slitUltSonr—Detir Sixt.rtssing_tised yotit-43ktr-v
man Bitttts in , MY faintly fieguebtlyy drit prepared.
to say that it haa been of gratitA9rmoe...: t believe'that irt moseettses of gOneral debility of the system,:
it is th.e safest and most rulnublei remedYof which
I hai:e any khorrledge. Yours respeetfullY.
J.'s. TURNER, 72eN. 19th Street.'
ME3
From the, 414. J. M. typtid:forMer, Vaster of the-
Collimbus al* 110,11ersterrn :(Velma.) Val4'
tist i ChUrches: '
"
- Dr.:C: M. JaCkeon :-7Dear Sir: Ifeel it a Pio:tore ,
thus. of toy deo:v . 01;10 betir - testimOn'y to the
excellence of the Geripanßitt,m, 'Some yeanf sines& -
being mneliftfilleted with Dyspepsia; I, used them
with very. beneticiel t lresults. hate often; re
teurritnended them to persons enfeobledby thet,tor!.:
"tll-2.4ease. and , Imre bawd. froixi' - them the ' -
most flattering testimonials as to _their great t
In eases (Wiener - ill debility; I believe it to be titimie
that cannot hequrpaafd, M. LYONS.
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From tho R.ev.-Thomas.Winteri , Pittor - ROilxiij
r ough Baptist Chureh. - -
Dr. 'aoksen i=;-lietir Sir: I feel it &At..10113y ez,_
cellent prpoaration, Hoofland'e Gerinitirliittersittt
add ray testimony to the deserved reputation4t nag:,
obtained. lave for yethre tithes ; been troutlel
with great disorder in myhead and nervonasystemi
I was ediiied by f r iend' to try a bottle of your
..German Bitterp.• I aid; and: have' experioneear
• great add 'unexpected -Mick my health- haarbeen,,
veryMaterialn , benetitte - d: bentidentlyi-rotir
mend thP article where I meet with caseepunilar.
my own, arnd•haveb cei3 a_Asured 'by -Mail of their
goo d effects,. Itespectiall ,v_youra t . - -
- ; ' ' T:'WlNTER,ll.oahhitiugh.
Frani g. 'tendin, of the German ]fie
-.fmded Chnteb, - KutttoNyu:Berinicentityj'a:
d. M. Jackson r-,Respeetedslr ; Thaveheen•
traidaed - witir 'tDyer,elisii nearly twenty years, and
have never nsed'arty Mediaine that did me as myeht
good es toolland's Bitters.- I am very.muett
proved in health miter havink taken iiveldottles. •
- • Yours vritiLrespeet, - t r. B-11ERMAN •
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,is etitlie.W.R&llPEAlervtieli bottle. • •
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do'not be put off by any of the in toxisating,pTepara-,
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