6
Eineo 'of Cratiel.
DE NN SY - L - V A: N - 1-"A" . BAIL AD
1 WINTER TIME TARI O E. I .1:IKE- TRAINS
dailyto and from rhiTOOti)hia; on'Auld , atter Nov:
161 h, 1863.
The Passenger Trainti of the Pennsylvania Rail-
Tract Company will depart fFOm'and - arrive at liar
viabarg-and Phile4elphta . tt," follows.
E - A1 1 ?);ir rit's;
.
THROUGH ,EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harris- •
burgdaily at 2.0 sot, and arrives at Philadelphia
et 6.4 - A.M. •
FAST • LINE leaVes Harrisburg daily (except
Monday) at 6.005-sr., and arrives at West Philadel
raja at 1010 - Passengers take 'breakfast at
ancaster. -
11 - 21.1* ACCOMMODATION, (via Mount Joy,)
eaves Harrisburg at s a and •arrives at West
Philadelphia, at, 1124 f. 31. • - . • .
FAST MA-Ili TRAIN loaves Harrisburg daily
(except Sunday) at 1.00 Pat, and arrives at West
at 5.20 P.lll - ' ' ' •
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Irikeoluinbia.-leav es Harrisburg' at 5.30 rat., and
tirrivs at West Philadelphia at 10.50.P.M.
WESTWARD:- .
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ilar,
risbutgtlaily (except lionday)at 2.20 A.M. ` Pittsburg • Altoona
8:00'1.m., take' breakfast, and arrives at
at 1.00
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS TRAIN leaves
Harrisburg daily at 3.M.A.m.;,Altoena 8,40 A.m., take
breakfast, and arrives at Pittsburg at'l.3o P.M. •
• MAIL TRAIN leates• Ilarrisbuig at 1.40 P.M.%
Itoonsat, 1.55 P..1f., take supper, and arrives at
ittabarg at 1:10 A.m. - -
FAST LUTE leaves Harrisburg at 4.15 Far.: Al
toona. at 9.10 P.M.. take supper; and arrives atPitts
burg at 1.40
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TR AIN
leaves West Philadelphia at 2.451... m., and arrives
at Harrisbu at 8.10 P.M. •
•• MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION leaves Lan
caster at- 11.38 A. 4., and. arrives .at Harrisburg at
1,40 P.M. • SAMUEL D. YOUNG,
itui1.7,63-tf. Supt. Middle Div. Penna. R. It.
I‘TORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
1.11 'WINTER 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 tc , and *inn the North
Ad West Branch Suspehanna, Elmira and all of
Northern New York.
On and after Monday, November 16th, 1863, the
Passenger Trains of the, Northern Central Railway
wiltarrive at and depart frost Harrisbui'g and Bal
timore as follows:
SOUTHWARD.
AIXIL TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily (ex
cept Sunday 10:10 A.M:
" • ' leaves Harrisburg 1:20 P.M.
r arrives at Baltimore' 5:40 .p.u.
'EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Sanbury daily -
(except 5unday).....11:4
,par.
lean is Ilarrisb'g (ex- ,*
-e t Monday).:
.2:50 A.M.
•
a ves I,t, Baltimore
lexc'ept Monday)..... /:00 A.M.
HARRISBV ACCO3LIODATIO.N leaves
• Harrisburg 7:00 A.M.
NORTHWARD.
MAIL . TRAIN leaves • Baltimoin- daily
(except Simday) ~. 9:Y)
leaves Harrisburg 1;45 P.M.
. " • • arrives at Sunbury 4:30
EXPRESS TRAIN leavOs Baltimore
dai
•~ ly 1 9:30 F.M.
- arrives at Harrisb'g... 2:00 A.M.
11
leaves Harrisb'g dai
lp
•
(except Monday 3:25 A.M.
se. arrives at Sunbury... 6:25 e.it.
HARRLSB'G ACCOMMODATION leaves
Baltimore daily (ex
- ' ' cept, Sunday) 3:00 P.M.
r • " arrives at Harrisburg- 7:50
!For further information -apply at the Office, in
'Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
j unlr,63-tf. J. N. DuBARRY. Gen. Supt.- '
NEW AIR LINE ROUTE.---THREE
TRAINS DAILY TO NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA. -
On and after Monday, November, 16, 1563, the
Passenger Trains will leave the Philadelphia and
Reading. Railroad Depot, at Harrisburg, for New
York said Philadelphia, as follows:
EASTWARD
EXPRESS LINE leaves Harrisburg at 6:30 A.m.,
on arrival of the Pennsylvania Railroad Express
Train from the West, arriving in Now York at 1:45
A.A., A- sleopingear is attached to the train through
front latsburg without change.
MA TRAIN leaves Harrisburg, at 8:00 - Lx.,
arriving in NeW York at 5:30 P. 11., and Philadelphia
at 1:50 P x., • •
_ .. .
FAST LINE 'leaves Ilarri . lbure at 2:00 P.M...ar
riving-4u New York at 10:25 P.M., and Philadelphia
at 7:00 ,r.m. . .
' WZST:W.A.RD.
FAST LINE-leaves New York at 6:00 &.M., and
Philadelphia at 8:15 A. 11., arriving at Harrisburg at
rtr ac hil
1:15 Y.M.
„,.. I .IKA • _ IN' yes New York at 12:00 noon,
find
~ elphia at 3:301 , :m., arriving at Harrisburg
at 8:20 P ii. , .
EXP ESS TRAIN leaves New York at 7:00 P. 31.
arriving at Harrisburg , at 2:00 A. 31, and connecting
with thelPennsylvanitiExprm . s Train for Pittsburg.
A sapping oar is alsoratached to this train.
Connections are made at Harrisburg with Trains
on the Pennsylvania, Northern - Central and Cum
berlaialralley Railroads, and at Reading for Phil
adelithia: Pottsville, Wilkesbarro, ,Allentown;.,Eas
- ton, kc. , _ . .
Bafgage checked' through. Fare between New
York and llarriSburg, $5.15: between Harrisburg
and Xhilo.delPhia.. *3:35, in No. 1 cars, and $3 in
No. 2,: , .
-, ', - . .
Foi-tiekets'or other inflirmation ipply to
J.J: CLYDE,
Gen. Agent, Harrisburg.
inn17,63-tt
C:CT BE R L.A 1) VALLEY AND
-FRA - XKLIN RAILROADS.—CHANGE 01 ,
HOUla.-On and after Monday, April 4th, 1864_
Passe: e' Trains Will ran (Wily, as follows, (Sun
days excepted): •
FORXHAILIBERSBURG AND , IIARRISBUREI:
A. M. P.M.
Leave Hairinstliwnr • 7:00 2:45
Greet:castle ' 7:37 3:35
• - - • -8:17 - 4:22
Chambersb - urg- '
• `--- 3,etive at...
Leaie S'hlppenaburg - ,
Newville.
" Carlisle 5:55 10:10 2:42
Mechanicsburg 6:25, 10:42 3:12
Arrive at Harrisburg 655 11:15 3:40
FOR CIIAMBERSBURG AND lIAGERSTOWN
A. M. P. M. P.M.
Leaye Harrisburg ' --- 8:05 1:32 4:20
' Mechanicsburg 8:47 2:15 4:54
Carlisle 9:27 2:55 . 5:29
" Ncwville , . . 10:02 - av -
Shippensburg 10:33 4:00
Arrive at Chambersburg 11:00 4:30 -
Leave Chambersburg .....1.1:10 • 4:40
Greencastle ' 11:55 5:30
vrive at Harrisburg 12:35 • -6:10
Making .close- connections at Harrisbnrg with
trains for Philadelphia, New York and Pittsburg,
and with trains for all points West. -
The Train leaving Ilarnsburg at 4:20 P. M., runs
only as far as Carlisle. 0. N. 'MILL, Supt.
It. H. Office, Cliamb'g, April 4,1864.
ItE Ato IN•G. BAIT; ROA
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT -
GREAT TRUNK LINE from the North' and
Northwest for Philadelphia, New York, Rending,
Pottsville, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton,' &o.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading, Pottss9lle, and all intermediate sta
tions at 8:00 A.M. and 2:00 eat.
New York Express leaves flarrisbnrg - at 6:30 A.M.,
arriving at New York at 1:45 the stun° morning.
A special Aecommedatiori PaSsen ger Train leaves
- Reading at 7:15 A. )1., and. returns from Harrisburg
5Y.a. ' - • -
Fares from Harrisburg: To New York $5.15 - to
_Philadelphia $3.35 and $2,80. Baggage checked
through. - •
Returning; leave New York at 6 12 it., and '7
P.m.(Pittsburg Express arriving at Harrisburg at 2
A.M.S . ) Leave Philadelphia tit 8:15 A.M. -and 3:30 P.M:
Sleeping cars in the Now York Express Trains
through to and from Pittsburg without change.
Passengers by the Catawissa Railroad leave 'fa
unique at 8:50 A.M. and 2:10 r.it„ for Philadelphia,
New York and all Way Points.'
Trains leave Pottsville at 9:15 A.M. and 2:30 P.M.,
foro Philadelphia, Harrisburg and New York.
An Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Read
ing at 6:00 A.M., and returns fieta Philadelphia at
00 P.M.•
4All the above Trains rah Sundays ex
! cepted. .
A. - Sunday Train leaves Pottsville at 7:30 A.M. and
Philadelphia•at 345 p.ifr —;" '-
Commutation, Mileage, Season .ant Exenrsien
Tickets at `reduced rates from all paints. „
80 Ts. Baggage allowed each ine4ertoer.
G-A.-'NICCOLLS,
taY2§,64,-tf. General. Superintendent..
a RAIN-I' ?TRAIN!! GitAINI!!
VI ~,,WASHABAUGH'S BREWERY, •
_enutanasautio, PA_
The ,underebmed takes this irreth6ol of informing
his friende:.and the; public generally, that lie has'
leased for a term of yoarsthe well known Brewery
establishment'heretofarei conducted by Mr. Upton
Woshabaugh. • He will he glad to furnish to his
friendeand-the obit alone Of the Bongo with the
finest ALE, upan theshortest notice; and at the low.:
est prima.;_ • -, •0 ' -/
Xfir The higtAefit_OnehPileti.willlic paid for 5,000
bushels of BABIXY, delivered at Chairibersburg.
.1a20,6•1 1 1y: - ' ' it7sID.ER, MARTEN.
•-• '
_3l- A S 0' IT -- &" II a' it - trfic ,- §
_ , .CAN T ET ORGANS, -• : •-4, '.:.• - - '
• • MELODEONS were int - iodated. sotne tvrenYers
since. and were succeeded by the lIARMO. lUMS
about nineyears age. •••••The CABINET ORGAN was
brought to its' presentstate ofperfection only in the
.. -
summer of 1862.. ' • - . .
_-- THE AUTOMATIC BELLOWS SWELL •
has great advantages over any other invention of the
kind, is capable of cinch finer effects than can'lie
produced by -any other, and is more easily used bp
,tbe performer, - and' expels especially in capacity for
expree.tion. • • ,
- -
•42%-- Please notice advance in prices. ~
- ' CABINET ORGANS. - '. i .
•No. 15. Four Octave, Single Reed, in Walnut ' •
,
or Oak. case - - • ••t 95
No. 16. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case_. - 'l2O
No. 17. Five Octave, Single Reed, in Walmit or
Oak Ca5e........: • t t. .. . .!..... - ...t:,., ........ 115
No, 18, The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case... 115
No, 19. Four Octavo, Double ;Reed, in Walnut •
or Oak'Case - 15
No. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case... 150
No. 2L Five Octave, Double Reed, in. Walnut
• or Oak 'Case • .... 160
No. 22. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case... 180
No. 5. The Same; in Solid Carved Moulded '
Walnut 180
No, 10. Pedal Bass Cabinet Orga•V Walnut •
or Oak Case 550
• Oise 9 of extrarank Studs i order.,
No. 12. Eight Stop Ca b inet Organ, in Walnut
or Oak Case ' .. - 400
No.ll. The Same, in -elegantllosewood Case... 475
No. 14. Six Stop Cabinet Organ, in Walnut or
Oak Case 50
' MELODEONS. • _ _
No. 4. Six Octave, Piano, Style, Rosewood case 170
No' 5. Five Octave,_ ' 0 13.5
No. 6, • Portable " 100
No. 7. _ " _
_"_," Walnut * ease.— 85
No. B. Four-and-a-htilfOctave,P.oiii;l3l-e,itose
wood Case • • 83
No. 9. Four Octave, Portable, Rosewood case.— - 75
Cro Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the sub
scriber. _ _
As Agents for Messrs. Mason liamlin we 'are
en ahred to sell at their INi3w York prices, and eharg
nothing for freight. , ' •
!%r have sold a htimh6r.'oftheir instruments, and
can give numerous satisfactory references.
S. S. -SITRYOCK. Agent, .
arl3-tf Chanibelsburg, Pa.
MAS ON Zr. - H A MLI N'S
CABINET ORGANS,•
WITH ONE OR TWO SETS OF REEDS,
EIONTAINTKG TOE
AUTOMATIC ,SWELL, DOUBLE BELLOWS,
• KNEE STOP Avti cqmattiArtOs TAIXS.
.I"'Everp histra meat utarrouiedfor Fire Yeartt.`Ripti
PRICES PROM $lO TO Sl5O. ; •
' The Cabinet Organ is the only installment which
combines the requisites for Church and Parlor Mu
sic; for the school room and the social:festival gath
ering. For while •it possesses, sufficient poWer for
the accompaniment of &large chorus, it is. from its
capability of all shades of expression, " and its won
derful crmciao and diittinuendo, most effective as
a solo instrument: It is capable' of orchestral ef
fects, and rapid music, as trills, arpeggio=; &c. From
its sustained tones, it has a - decided . advantage over
the Piano Forte, for the rendering of many of the
choicest rnoreeaui of the masters, such as sympho
nies, quartettes, etc.
R. A. McCLURE, Chambersburg, Pa.,
General Agent for Pennsylvania. ,
N.B.—The undersigped will sell, and deliver in
good condition, Cabinet Organs anywhere in this
State, at factory prices. All inquiries by letter
promptly answered. Liunl7,63-tf.) R. A. Me.
p R 1,N . 0 E &
WELL KNOWN
MILODEONS AND HARMONIUMS
Introducing the effect of Pedal Bass on every In
strument.'
E. GABLER'S iinsurpassbd PIANOS far cash at
deduction. or on Monthly Instalments.
err Over 30000 sold in Philadelphia. -
JAMES BELLAK, Sole Agent. "-
279 & South Fifth Street, above Spruce,
sel6-IY. ~. • Philadelphia.
M ASON .&-lI'A ➢i'L I N' S
CABINET ORGANS
MELODEONS.
Descriptionpaniphlets furnished gratis at the Book
Store of • S. S.- EHRYOCK ,
AGENT for Mason & Hamlin's Musical Instru
ments.
Prices the same as in Ne - Nr York and Boston, 1.,4*
freight. [man?-ti)
PIANOS. -R. A. - M'CLURE:
Sole Agent for the celebrated
DECKER BROTHERS (NEW YORK) PIANO.
Pianos delivered, and put up in good condition, in .
any part of the State, at
FACTORY RETAIL ;PRICES.
All Instruments warranted for five years., -
Pianos froth other Factories will be furnished if
desired. , . R. A. MeCLURE
jun 17,63 ' Cbambersbnrg, Pa.
MASON & HAMLIN I g
• CABINET ek,RGANS
AND
MELODEONS
Description pamphlets furnished gratis at the Book
Store of - • S. S. SIIRYOCK,
AGENT for Mason Hamlin's Musical Instru •
ments. •
Prices the same as in New York and Boston, /coo
freight. [mar 9-t fl
K LEMZki & B.R 0, T 11. E
In Ci r O te aslVl n fa r ate
IN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
GERMAN, 'FRENCH AND ITALIAN-STRINGS
N. 703 MARKET STREET, PRILADELT.RIA.
Orders carefully attended to by S. S. SIIRTOCK,
Cb ambersbura. se23ly.
VOCAL MUSIC.—R. A. MeCLURE
will teach clones and private pupils the art of
Singing, Musical Notation,. Harmony, and Musical
Composition. -no To-t f.
'oots anb eSbneo.
NEW SHOE S T ORE.—The sub
scriber takes this method of informing the
citizens. of, Chambersburg and vicinity that he has
just returned from Philadelphia *Rh' an ENTIRE . -
1Y NEW STOCK of Boots and Shoes, of every
variety, style and pattern, and of the ben manu
factures..
8:30 12:55
9:00 " 1:20
9:32 aoo
He has no old sliopkeeperB on hand. His *hole
stock is new. Give him a call—you can easily - snit
yourself. He invites the Ladies especially, to roll.
as he will take pleasure in showinglis goods. Store
in the room formerly occupied by Frederick Smith,
Esq..asn Law:Office, and more recently used for the
purpose by George Eyster, Esq., two doors North or
Fisher's Hotel, Main Street, Charnberaburg, Pa.
His large and - wall selected stock, he being a prac
tical Shoemaker, consists of Ladies' Gaiters, , Bouts,
Slippers and Buskins; Misses and Children's Boots
and Shoes; Gentlemen's Gaiters, Slippers, Boots
and Brogans,
on't forget the place. No trouble to show goods
at THE NEW STORE, two doors North of Fish
er's Hotel, Main Street, Chambersburg. Pa. • •
junl763. PETER FELDMAN.
N•EW BOOT, SHOE
•
.HAT.STORE
— IN C,HAMBERSBURG.
The subscriber hasjust opened in the rooms formerly
occupied by Mr.C.,Burkhart as a Confectionery, and
adjoining the Drug Store of Mr.A. J. Miller. an on
tirely new stock of , all kinds. of BOOTS: SHOES..
HATS, TRUNKS VALISES, UMBRELLAS,
-been
all of which hase bOught for cash, and will be
sold for cash, as cheap, if hot a little cheaper than
.jmY other house in the county. All in want of any
lhing in his line will find it to their tulvardaeo to
give him. a call. , [apr 6-tf] H. B. WINTON.
- - .
FAlit LI . 'DYE COLORS.
PATENTED OCTOBER 13, 1863,
Black, Dark Green,
Black for Silk, " Light Groan, •I
Dark Blue, • , ' - 'Magenta, ,
Light Blue._ - , ,- Maize, .
French_Dlrie, - " Maroon,
laret Brown;',_. Orange, ~
; Dark Brown. -' - ',Pink,
Light Brown, , i • Pterple,,, .. -
Snuff
' -
Snuff Brown, - • .Royal inrple,
Salmon.
Crimson, Scarlet, '
' • Dark Drab, ' ' Slate, ,
• Light Dra. Solferino, •
Fawn Drab, ' • Violet,_
- Light Fawn Drab. Yellow.
For Dyeing Silk, Woolen and Mixed Goods, Shawls,
Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons,Gloves, Bonnets, Hats, -
' Feathers, Kid Gloves. Children's Clothing,
A
all kinds of Wearing Apparel.
IG - -• A SAVING OF 80 PER CENT. - ail -
For 25 tents yon can color as many goods as would
otherwise cost - fivo times that sum. • Various shades
can be produced from the same dye: '.The process is
simple, and any one can use this dye with_perfect
E mccess. Directions in English, French and German
inside of each Package.
For further information in Dyeing, and giving a
- Perfect knowledge what colors' aro lust adapted to
dye over others, (with many valuable recipes,) put
chase-Howe & Stevens' Treatise on Dyeing and_Col
oring. Sent by mail on receipt of price-10 cents.
Manufactured, by HOWE STEVENS, •
nov2s-Iy] 280 Broadway., Boston.
For Sale by Druggists and dealers gezterall.t. •
Irtitoicat.
C 0 ' S
CM
Eiprzeoioro.
the ,franittin iltpositorn, tine 15; 1864.
_ fritituarrJaji
Sr_r. 1171:- U .
JACOB B: jdILLEB
3.111147 qTREEt-4,1)r1 , 14 Sotakof the Pianiottri,
,
C 11A - 31BEAS131111G' -
Weu24xeepeetfullyinvkte the attention of the pub-
lie to his7sigeand irpil seleetoi stock
pTtivES:
COPPER,
TIN an d•
Ife`hn nost;*.te largest and: be;t.auortment of
PARLOR.
EMI
GAS BTTRIsRS n4d
ever offered in Franklin county.
..w:4-s,:it 2 i 4) • I L i, i i
constantly on band'of'all sites, and the best ins.-
terial
C.0A , 1; BUCKETS
The largest ussertment:theli6viest . iro'n and the
best,thade in the county
Aletr—A large stock -of
TIN' vAR,E,
madO of the best material and in a workrdanlibe
manner. As be is a PRACTICAL WORK-
MAN. and,has bad many years ex
perience in the bpsinesit, he
- ---- -
feels confident that he
loan give general
satisfaction: -
ROOFING, SPOUTIMG, 4ce,
made and put up at the shortest notice, -Partieu-
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, Quiet• Sales and Good Niue."
JACOB B. MILLER,
Four Doors South of the Diamond.
Nov.ll, '63-1y
laelricat.
Q UES TIONS!
QUESTIO . B!
QUESTIONS!
QUESTIONS!
THAT CONCERN EVERY ONE TO A'AIIVEr
Are you bald? it
'-Does your hair fall off?
Has your hair become thin ?
Does it fo'cl harsh, and dry, and feverish?
Is it turning gray before its time ? •
Are you troubled with itchin;, burning sensation
of the scalp?
Arc you troubled with Dandruff?
Arc you troubled with what is called Scrofula or
Salt Rheum?
Have you hafl'the Erysipelas, and lost your hair?
Hare you had th e e Measles, and lost it?
Have you had the Typhoid Fever, and lbst it?
Have you had the Brain Fever, and lost it?
have you lost your hair by any sickness? •
, Do you wish luxtiriant hair?
Do you wish soft and lustrous hair?
Do you wish gray hair restored?
Do you wish your whiskers glossy?
Do you wish them restored in color?
Do you want a dressing? •
Do you want it for yotir children?
DO you want it for yoUrSelf, for father or mother:
for brother, sister, or friend? ,
Do you want to make a present? - -
Do Nina want a perfume for your toilet?
Do you writ a imrintratartiele?
Do you want a pure article?
Do you want a double distilled article?
Do you want a cleansing article 2
Do you want the preparation out for dressing,
stimulating, protecting, restoring the color, and
rendering Stift, silky and lustrous the Human Iftiir?
If so, we warrant -
CLARK - 1 -8
DI_STILLED, RESTORATIVE
FOR THE HAIR!
To be Unequalled and Superior to any Preparation
ever Compounded, and Eared to the public.
Satisfaction guaranteed. or the! !honey refunded.
It costs but $1 for one bottle, or six for $5, and is
sold by druggists and dealers e,erywhere.
, • C. G. CLARK & CO.,Troprietors.
D. S. BARNES & 00..Geneial Agenti.
- • ..• „ - • ,
innel-9m
,
-, al'lnt'UN 4. llClTZUCtitgW l OcC.
El
,t - *lc "of AlDElcinaiC
SEEDS tra been' itnetved: 'A Tail itati: of
.
ORGO SEED'; few ‘ 11146x1TyNt1.11
MIMI
A RENEWAL OF STOCK.--
' fu " " " uf
CHEMICALS. :
SOAPS,
PE RFUM 1-c..
ut, NIXON'S.
SIIERT-LER.ON WARE.
' cooKr,s , ' G s'iOvEs'
RAY RITtNES, AND EX
_LP TRACTS ,• • KEXON'S.
'; •
MEI
QUPtRIOV:FLEgIrBEATSI - lE$,
►at ' • NIXONS.
BRIDAIs SUITS OF - BRUSHES
Combs, Hair Pins and Pitney' Gooch, at
QOAP S - .-- , -The stock of Soaps,a
NIX.ON'S eith t be;trxcelled,
[ ` ['
N >0 S
kJ at { NIXON'S
P kNGLER: HAS- JUSTUCEIVED
) , J a fresli stock of -
'•
r
_L-
A LARGE 4 .WND EXTENSINE YAM
ety of POMADES, PERFUMERY and" SOAPS
just received at SPANGLER'S,
ALL THE RELIABLE
PATENT MEDICINES,
Lindsayi's Blood Searcher,
Shoes' Cod Liver Oil,
• Radwvy's Reiub . Relief
lionfland's (Merman Bitters,
• '4 - Ayers Cherry Peetore.l,
,Swain's panacea,
• ' Keyser's Pectoral, ,
.2) Hunt's Liniment
•• Hostetter's Bitters,
at SPANOLBR's.
WM. HEYSER, , I CHAS. H. CRESSLER.
H E YS ER Sc,CIiESSLII,
GRADUATES IN PHARMACY,
DEALF:MS IN
DRUGS, CHEJIICALS, ME . DICINE, &c
CH AMBERStURG, ,PA
Believing that only
P R E' D R G
AND
PREPARATIONS OF FULL-STRENGTH,.
will give satkaetion to Physician and Patient, and
insure continued success toot* Drng Establishment,
we give this branch our constant card and scrutiny.
CHEMICALS, DYE -STUFFS, ,
AND PATENT` ,MEDICINES.
We warrant our stock to bo pure and the best in the
market.
We me receiving a large lot of -
FRESH GARDEN, SEEDS,
embracing' the best kinds of new and old varieties
of early and late vegetables.
ROWE .(,.STEVENS '
, FAMILY DYE COLORS,
a reliable and easy coloring,. We ask but a trial for
them. Allthe tibtors constantly on hand.
Farmers and Horse Dealers should always have on
hand a package of •
• O'NIEL'S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER.
\ It is the hest for Distemper. •. •
RITTER WINE OP IRON,
an excellent Tonic for debilitated and dyspeptic
persons.
MRS. HARVEY'S GROUP 'SYRVP;
an expectorant for Coughs and Colds in the Throot
and (Zest, that can be relied on to give speedy relief
POCKET BOORS AND WALLETS.
We have just received a large ever). sin'
%utility and price.
Ir mo Soaps and Perfumery, -
Hair and Cloth Brushes,
,• Tooth Brushes,' •
Redding Combs,__ •
and Hein Combs, -
Concentrated Potash, ,
Trusses and Braces
• Saponifier.: .
;.•
1131" M tot la hi es ran be had at night'or oia Sunday
.by calling atthe Store or at W. Heyaor's residence,
feyr doors South of the Store. jarm.
A. :1,; E
il l Or S ;: .
STORE ON THE 1)4'4)1113NP.: CTIA AIBERSPRIG.
m la- I L E A-ET
siirEnruiNws Am - BRoBIA. -
HAIR DYES; YOMADES,_
.
EXTRACTS OFI.ALL KINDS, '
COCOALNE,
• ' TOOTH BRITS ES.
• - : HAIR • BRp:iiEs.-cokk,
and n full assortment of every. •in the Toilet
lino can be hail at - ' MILLER'S.
IMEIII
Sr'ANA:RD - PATENT
swain's 'Panacea,
Ayer's Cherry PeetoraL
.Rej, - ser s Pectoral, _
- " s BlecdSettreher
• - Jane's M
• • Mein]
~
at MILLER'S Erns Store
HAyE
A BAD
- ' COL'IY?-
Try a ,Bottlp ,of MILLER'S COUGH SYRUP..-It
mit cure you. Get it at A. J. MILLER'S.
H A
,- • 11?
'Get il)o'of TERRILL'S ITCH' OINTMENT. It
is a safe and speedy cure—at. A. J.-MILLER'S..
I t r E R- E' NE' OIL;
.KposENE.LAmps.- • '-
CILIMNEYS AND W
ALCOHOL AND FLUID.
aria a full nsgortinent of such articles usttre usrxally
found in a Drug Store Cali be had at MILLER'S.
T HE CHILD'S MEDICINE,
, ANODYNE CORDIAL, •,' •
.• at MILLER'S Drag Sthre,
Tito ANVART'S - - 713,0'C t iltS,
Int.Mvx's Titootrts. . j ,
• - - - TRYAIVSI3I.II,IION . I6
at MILLER'S Druz Store, ,
T pI
ERRILL'B - TITTER OTMENT,,
A Certain Care,.
at MILLER'S Dreg store.
.
FA3IILY DYE COLORS.—A hen — ir
tide, and just what is needed in tveryfathily,
at. .MILLER'S.
HORSE AND 'COW POWDERS, -at
. • MILLER'S:
GARDEN SEEDS, all knds,at
MILLER'S:
NEW FAN. -DRY-GOODS
have just received, and opened in the.."llfaosion
Black and Colored Silk', aoalringCloOs,Balinoral
, „
- ,42,,
with a 7,Opd assortment Qf DOMESTICS. All of
fully solidited,
• ) - • • METCALFE
E W
Linen Vttek,
Es tin 'sup6r'quiditsf Biatk add ColcirCdDrtsi Silks
100 doz inper_l; . 'l . eizoh . Shirt Fygnts,
'SKIRTS ! SKIRTS ! ! SKIRTS ! I.
A. JONES
CELEBRATED PLUS ULTRA" SKIRT,
. SOLD ONLY AT
No.-17.NORTH Bth St, Pll;lLADrit?llitt.
Skirts of all lengths. and' waist muds to
order and satisfaction enaranteed. • • -
Ladies, mi sse s and Chilken's Skirts of every size
and shape constantly on hand.
Rein/ Skirt warranted for 6v Montb. . - - • •
READ. HOW WE DO BU S INESS. -
We do not make any cheap skirts in th,e common.
acceptation of the term, butrre make
THE CHEAPEST SKIRTS MADE,
because we make
THE BEST ; AND DEFY COMPEIATION
We Warrant 'every skirt we sell to be exactly as
represented: We make an we sell, and knowing bow
they are made we guarantee them with full confi
_donee. If we sell a bad shirt we will exchange it for
a nato one , a n d if they get ottof order or break with
in nix months ors will repair them free of Charge : ,
' We mean to give our customers full fiatisfaetton,
but we cannot do so and compete with the low priced
auction goods. We depend' entirely' upon the Eitl
pßriority of the goods we offer, and the fairnes.l„, of
ourmethed of doing business.
'Orders left at Shryoek's Book Store. : • .
DIRECTIONS FOR MEASURMENT.
Take the exactsize of the' Walq, without any
lowance. The length: required and tha size
around the bottom siring. Also, if the skirt is to be
_large. small, or medium Rik,' at the. en, and whether
a trail orptain round skirt. M. A. JONES
•No.l7North Bfli St.„ Philadelphia.
augl9-tf 1 •"' ' Over the Wait thiarb•
- I
Prtigot glebiriltrOt SCC,
You •
,;,THE
arg anb , Sanq Onto.
AND
NOTION STORE,
.11,1 NSIOX 110 USE ghapzkersPurg, Pa,;
METCALFE & .HITESHEW,
House" Building, opposite tlio Bank. a
iic*'and beautiful stock of
LA'I ,1 1 4 G S,,
comprising all the different styles
and 'Loop, Skirts, full line White Goods ; .oauso.
Crape and Love Neils, Hosiery, Gloves, Col-
tars, Ciasillankershitft, and everything'
lielobging t& a Fa'ney try Goode '
and Notion Store. Also,
GENTS' FURNISEfNG GOODS,
iihioh will lie sold Laic-f64- Cash
,IP7 The patronage of the public is most respect
dhambersburl. Pa.; May Z.1864.-it.
G,, o .o ~D 5...
The subscribers are nowt offering a 141'6 lotof
Diimusk Iluckal*ck.
Russia ,Diaper and Crash;
Irish''Linen, &0.,
100 1167. Lile Threat and
' Cloths'andtasidmel.es,
11.1 and P 4 Minlbasines;
> l ..i and 134 Black and Colored Dolain.%
Aipc:catt ,
C . 9o)tecp, ?iteripttp
SpragueilPririt;;,
'3O picots itanktiiYeCk;
10D Balmoral Skirts,
Water Proof Cloths,
Brussells, Fatta sup and sup Inman Car Pots
1,13,1 3 /, 2. 2: . (1,.:F10 . 0r • .
200 doz I,ipencambro Haadkerohiefil.
Cocoa and Canton Matting,
500 ytirds Dutch ' Carne
"Wit, ICALIACE dr CO
mart]
t etattinteTtr ,,
.B. , ; `‘sultypeKi . l3oo}CELlca.
'hair occupies his New St2Z
Room, and is. prepared to tr.:lutist business with
greaterfacilities than ever.
BOONS.—S.chool Bee ks, Miscellaneous B ook s,Tog.-
Books, Law Beek - sl Mddieal Books, Sunday School
Rooks, Military Books. BIBLES.—A large assor4nntof Pocket and Run
ily Bibles. • ••• • '
- BLANK BOOKS, of all sixes -qualities and 13fYlet
of binding.
S - TATIONERY.—A great' s l'ik - riety; of all kind's of
all:kinds of writing and Printing Papers, of Framis,
- English and American manufacture. A 150..... ,
.EnYo.l7
opes of all sizes. and , qualities, - Ink:2l"ens,
India „Rubber, Tapes, Seah.,. Copy-Booka
Eletting• Board, knives. Erasers, Writing Sand.
Sc.&e.
GOLD' PENS.—The very hest Gold PPM in,the
market, fully warranted, made by Leroy
child, N.-Y.
- BEd]) ,PAPER.-:-A full Yariety of pattern3Vls.l
qualities '
WALL PAPER.—Nearly 1.000 diderentpatterllo;
fogetheiwjth suitab a Borderings, , Plain, Velvet;
and Velvet-Gilt, ,__,
PICTURE FRAMES.—OvaI nod Square Prilmea
for Photographs.' Frames made to•order.
FRENCH. GLASS, for Picture , Frames, of
Elie: •
-CHEAP ,NoVELS, much lower than Puldi4
priets. •
-ENGRANINGS,-.-English, Freya, German anel
American Engravings.- -
BASKETS.—Fancy,Traycling„Book,Plenio.Frnit;
Knife and Clothes - Baskets.
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS.—SingIe and-Double Ze - .?
Plur 'Tapestry and Spli Zephyr, Shetland Wool. &Y..;
NkWSPAPERS.—The Philadelphia and "New
York Dailies received daily. Clubs or individually
supplied. - '• - - -
:I}.EEKLY PAPERS.-11mpers' Weekly; Frank Leslie,
.N.Y...Mereury. N. Y. Weekly: N. X. Led-1.
ger.. - &e., received' wecklY.
TERIODICALS.--Ilarpers' Monthly, Atlititiet
.Monthly. Continental. Godey. Peterson; Balton..
linickertOrker, All the Year Round, C0rnhi11,;4:c.,,,.
received assoon asblished.
CITE P LITERAT pu URE.—AII the Dime ptibli - ea-,
- lions, Weekly Nouvellette.s, Song Books, •&.c.:ru-,i
ceived. daily. • •
ORDERS.—We take for all kinds Or go' 03.1
EXPRESS.—We receive goods by Exkress every
day from the East. • - -
BLANK DEEDS, -Writing 'and 'Printing cards,'
Riders,-Pape.r Weights, Fancy Boxes, Cembs.unel ,
Brushes,-Chalk Crayons, and standard goo ,in
our line constantly an hand.
MUSlC,—Sheet Music, for Piano, Guitar,
and Flute. -•- . _
PIA - NOS.—We purchase Pianos 'on corninission,
se as tesave oar customers from Fifty to One Itun- ,
dred. and Fifty Dollam
klusicAL INSTRUMENTS.-We can suPply„,
any kind - of Musical Instruments at prices far lower'.
than usual. -- •
jIEDICINES.
• t
pre's and
other food•' '
Preparations , •
of the day,
PHOTOGRAPH .ALBITIALS.. , —Iire can scll Plp .
graph_ Alh was at lower prices than they can be pre
.
cured- for in the cities. .
,
CARTES, 'DE' VlKPfE.—Portraiis 'of Mititair
Men of the -U. S. Army and Navy, distinguish° l••
Men and:Women; Comic Pictures, &c.
NEW TOY - MORS in great variety.
New publications of the American S. S. Union '
American: Tract Society, Presbyterian Board of,„
Publication, &e.
We have - no hesitation in saying to our customers -
thht from-our long experience, our manner of doing''
busine,ss,, and our great facilities, we do not•fenr
competition, - and have no doubt of being able to r
give entirasatisfactioni • _
CoMeand see our new store, our new and enlarged
stock, and form Your own opinions. ' -
.Chambersburg, Dec. 9, 1863.
SMITH 67 C
BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS, 2 f'‘
Manufacturers of Blank and Memorandum
Photo,grap_h Albums; Manifold Writers, /Marble Pa
per, &c., No. ITT-South Seventh Street, above Chest=' , - , _
Blank work of every description, for ContliYoB3-
ces, Hotels, 'Counting Howes, and Public Offices
done to Oder:- Orders leftivith S. S. SIIRYOCK,,
chambersbur.g..Pa.,-will j': , e promptly attended-to.-
-seal,63-1y:
.
.QIRDZER'S BALSAMIC ,COUGH
• Li lit Cough iit: Colds, Crovp," gerting..-...3
(10tigh,Aeltwv, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Pain dad -
Weak-its/is of the Area et, _Difficulty of :Breathing. tit% rt
This ifs neindsrrernedy." It has been used fora num-, .-
ber,of years in , Maryland and parts of PennsYlvit•ht 1
pia; and has wherever known Acquired an unpreee-<
dented reputation fof curing the various diseases foi
which.it is recommended. - • .•
, It isus'ed by an classes of-society, and the unit ..
venal opinion is that it is good. p his Syrup lit:
purely Vegetable
_Compound. It is pleasant to take;
and never does injury t but owing to its purifying_
qualities, must do good under any circumstances:4—
.
its effects are truly wonderful, soothing, calming,.
and allaying the most 'violent • coughs: purifying
istrerigthening and, invigorating the whole sYstem; •
calming arid - soothing the nerves: aiding and faeil..
itating expectoration. and healing the
DISEASED LUXUS. ,
tints striking at The root Of diseases, and driving it •
from the system., , - ,
. _
CROUP. - •
This disease is annonneatby difgenity of breath-
Shrill whistling or wheezing, hacking crongh,
and threatened suffocation. &c. It mostly occurs.
in . ydung children: ~ .NO child need die.of Crßuir if
thus . Syrup is - Properly used, and, used in time.—
Mothers having:croupy 'children should match the
first shom,uf the dises4e , and always keep - tlkit're- - i
moody on hand. "
• For cough-after measles this Sirup is moist eseel: !
lent. Experience has proven that it is equaled by
no other preparation. .
The price issuch as to plrice it within the reach ,O
011, the poor as well as the rich, and every person,
should have it; -
' 'Every one - stiould have it- in the house. It ii . o„
true and faithful friend to all who value health AnA ,
wish• to secure themtelves against that most tern
'ble disease, Consumption. It will be found Alto'L'
most usefulas well as the cheapest familyrnedieinct..
in the world. - It has been used for the last four. •
'years with a succes.svrithout a parallel.- . •
Price - 40 iti; Per - bottle, or three bottles for $l.lO.
Prepared b 7 , S. A. FOUTZ &
•
Yor'sale btt A.I. , MTLIER, a W d m S s 'N e X ..M N,..
-
Charribersburx.'Pa., and Storekeepers everywhere..,.-
Silk Olo,ros.
•
- pouTzls. CELEBRATED H 0 R S'E
ANP,CATTIE POWDERS.—Pbese Pon-ders'`
have proved, after a trial of several years, to be ste 7 , f ;
,crier to any iirofieration of the kind used. The
Chief superiority of these. Powders, arise- from ,
• fact•that they are composed of medicines that have.
Laxative, Tonic and Purifying properties. - TUC'
Laxative ejects crudities -from the: stomach and
intestines': the Tonic gives strength to the systein
of the Horse; and the -purifying medicines eon=
tamed in them cleanse the blood and lay the fount
dation for nhealtby and Vigorons'eireulation. - The •
use of. them improves .the wind. strengthens' the
appetite, and gives the horse a fine, smooth; gloss
skin—thus improving the appearance,. vigor and'
spirit of the noble animal,- .
The.t Powders are not intended, as some'Poir--
dere are, to bloat the agimal, se as to give him the
appearance Of being fat when not really so—but to
remove the disease and promote his general health:
,These Powders will strengthen the stomach and
intestines; cleanse them from offensive matter, and
bring them, to a. healthy state. They arc it proven- - _
Live pf Lung Fever, and a certain remedy for
IliSensettinciderit-to the Rorie, as Glanders, Yellow
Water, Distemper, _Founder.. Heaves, Slavering, ,
Coughs, Fevers; Loss of Appetite, and Vital Ener , i,
&e; 'These Powders; if used - 00 or three times a
week, through the winter and spring, your Horsy-;
Will never get the Lung Fever. Colic or Botts. A .
few dimes of,these .powders will remove the Worst •
Cough on nor Horse- - Were owners of Horses
feed a'few orthese'Powders every year they might
save the-lives of ma% valuable Horses. '
MILCH COWS.-.-T °properties tbis Powder pee
seises inereasing' the quantity of Milk in Cows,
gives it an importance, tin& value which should: ,
Place it in the bands of every person keeping. a„
Cow. In fattening Cattle it gives there an appetite,
loosens their hide, and, makes - them thrive muck •-•
faster. • • -
2017 doz Hosier);
BOGS.—In all diseases of Swine. "as Cpughs; 131 4
cers in the Lungs and Liver, &c. by putting, front,
ball a paperrto a paper of these Powders In a bar
rel of swill, the above diseases can be cured or en-;
tirely prevented. ' By using these Powders the
Cholera et= be prove - Medi ' , Prepared hr' "
S. A. FOUTZ.it BRO., Westminster Md. •
- 'For sale wholesale and. retail' 'by A. 3. MIIIER
and J. S. NIXON. Chambersburg, and stl , '
beepers everywhere. Price 25 pts. a papy or Ave..
papers-for $1..,
MIXTURE is a safe and yell—.
- able Remedy for the care of Rheumatism, Pain
ful Nervous Affections, Sptains';' Bruns,
and all diseases requiring_an• external application '
on-Man. . •
, Horses it will never fail to cure Poll-evil, Fie
bale, old-Running Sores-or Sweeny . , if Properly
Plied. For sprains. bruis es, scratches, cracked, noof,
chafes saddle or collar 'gall, cut or wounds, it is an'
infallible remedy. TTY it and be convinced ofitsr. - -
efficaey.
• - RHEUMATtSI4I.
Persons afflicted with this disease, no matter-of ~.
hovrlimg standing, canoe promptly and effectaittliT
cured by using this mixture.
Tliee is; nothing. in the world so sur And so good,,'
to take away bad Corns and cute Frost Bites as this ,
preparation. _Try it and satisfyyourselves. - •Pritia"k
25 and Wets, per bottle. Prepared by
S, FOUTZ Jt BRO.;'Westruinsterlld:
For kale by A. J. ,M1.1 4 1,8R and d, , B.
thamOtaaburg. Pi.. and Storekeepers aterYwbera