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TrIHE - FRANKLIN CLOTHING
PORT UAL
FEWEST STYI;ES,
LARGEST STOCK—CHEAPEST PRICES.
Thtundersigned eau assure the public anddeftes
-faeces:4o contradiction, thathis recentnurehases in
_the Eastern Cities enables him to offer-one of the
large'sVo , nd most a ttructirestncks of
CLOTHING
_,•
For the Spring and Sn 7 nMer Setanni of 1864., to be
"found in any similar establish:merit in this sectiott.
Every-variety of
COATS, •
-PANTS
. .
AND VESTS, -
made in the rem- beststyles and at the lowestPricm
GENTVEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, • •
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Cray*, Neckties,
Handkerchiefs, &c, Special attention is called to
alit department;
. • CUSTOMER'S ORDERS:
I incite an egamination of my stock of Fine Cloths,
fi - erseymeres. V•tings, &c., which I manufacture
aponmiecial orders.-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
I beg to say that my Goods are manufactured vri:-
oder my own supervision, and by the very best work
men. My present stock is the most-extensive 'brave
Yet hid in store, and I respectfully ask ray friends
*ad the public to give me a call before purchasing
elsewhere. Remember the old nand.
J. T. HOSKINSON.
Franklin Hotel Building
Corner of. he Diamond and West Market St. •
07. Cha.mbersbarg, Pa.
ELLIOTT, CLOTHIER, South
. West corner of the Diamond, next door to the
ian, Chambersburg. has just returned from the
ItY With a large stock of superior and seasonable
oods, such as CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, SATIN
TTS, JEANS, CORDS. dm., for Coats: and VEL
rETS SATINS, MARSEILLES and other Vest
togs. .Ako, a very fine selection of READY-MADE
UtOTHING, which he is prepared to sell atthe very
lowest market prices.
CUSTOMER WORE.—As he employs a first-rate
cutter, he is prepared to make up all kinds of Ger
. wients, for Men and Boys, to order, in the best styles.
satisfaction will be guaranteed.
- A large assortment of ORNTLIIM EN'S FURNMIING
goons. such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars. Ilandker
uhiefs, Suspenders. Carpet Bags, Umbrellas,.kc. &v.
always on hand. Give him a call and save money.
jun 17,6- . . ,
T. , • W. SCOTT, GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING STORE agd SHIRT MANUFAC
TORY, No. 814 Chestnut St., 4 doors below the Con
tinental, Philadelphia. Particular attention given
-to..orde,red Shirts. A perfect fit guaranteed. Per
r Sons at a distance can order by the following Shirt
measures:
Size around the Neck.
Chest under the Arms.
- " " Waist.
Wrist.
Length of Arms (bent) from centre of back to mid
dle of hand.
Length of Bosom at Side.
' Shirt ,
10e-.C. 'WALBORN & CO.'S,
• WIT.OLDSALE AND RETAIL
READY-MADE LINEN & DRESS' STOCK
t MA . NUFACTORY. -
2Vok,sand i North. Sixth, Street. Philmiciphia.
'Merino and Cotton Under Shirts and Drawers:
Cravats, Searfq. Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &c. Shirts,
- Wrappers and Dress Stocks made to order by meas
urement, and warranted to give satisfaction.
.Orders may be left with S. S. SIUtYOCK, Charn
thersburg.
WESTON & BROTHER,
- • MERCHANT TAILORS, -
No. 000 Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pd.
_il, iiving received a liberal share of patronage from
tia,mbersburg and -vicinity, we are encouraged to
k fotmore. The excellence of our goods and-our
wth-k, and the care we take to give entire satisfac
tion, are a sufficient guarantee that we value our
reputation. [no - H.634Y.] WESTON S-, BROTHER.
hourance.
AIifERICAN LIFE INSLTRANC,E AND
TRUST 4 CO., Corner- 4th and Walnnt Streets
hiladialphia. Incorporated 1E , 50. Charter Perpe
tual. Authorized Capital, SSUU,OOO. Paid-Sip Cap
ital*, 1250,000.
Philadelphia, Feb. 4; 1164.
The Trustees have this day declared a Dividend
of PIETY CENT, en all preminins received
upon., , Mmtu.o. Poucras during the year ending
— Deeember3lst,llM, and in iore:e at that date, the
Awn amount to be credited to said Policies, and
have'altn orderLd the dividend of 116 U on Policies
. —issued during that year to be "paid, as the manual
premiums on said Policies are received.
• • I.),FFD- 7 BPS.
Preadera—Alexander
- Secretary owl Trecomrer , --John S. Wilson.
4esugs-I—John C. Sires
• BOARB TRUSTEES.-Alexander Whilldin,
.T. Edgar Thomson. George Nugent, Bon, Jauies Pol
look, Albert C. Roberts,' P. B. Mingle, Samuel Wort., William 3. Iloward. Hon. Joseph Allison,
—Samuel T. Bodine, John Aikman, Charles F. Ileaz-
Litt, Isitan Ilazlehunt.
Wit. Cl. Rruap, Chambersburg. Pa., is the author-
Lted Agent of the American Life Insurance and
Trust'Company,nnd is always prepared to furnish
pamphlets or any information wanted; and to take
Insurances. OFFICE, in the , Repwritgry Building.
Das. J. C. RICHARDS and W. H. BOYLE, Medico/
Eewmiuer.
ItEPEREIN.ICES—fIon. A.K. McClure, Rev. S. J.
Niecolls, J. S. Nixon. Chambersburg, and Wm. M.
Marshal Cashjerliagcrstown Bank.
Persons devtriag information or wishing to insure
;ill please eallwon, or by addressing the under-
Pled they will be waited on in any part of the
County or State. W. G.'REED, Agent.' ,
na..OfFiee in the REPOSITORY Building, Chain
bersb urg, Pa, mur23.
1 82 9 . C ! -. l l :l l T , :t ' K E L i f t ‘i PERPETUAL.
FIBS IN ITRANCE COMPAN'Y
PHILADELPHIA. ,
• AS S T-S-
On ,T;uau 1,1854 $2,457,849 95
$400,000
_971,000
1,050,288
CAPITAL.
ACCRITS
iP
LUS ..... ..
INSFITED L 11133-
1 . ICLAIMS,
$8,416.
Loss 'PAID SINCE
18
PEr,MIIAL AND TEMPORARY POLICIES
• ON LIBERAL TERMS.
DIAECTOES:
Charlcilt Elinelcer, - Isaac. Lea, c
Tobias•Wagircr, - Edward C. Dale, '
Samuel Grant, , Geo. Fales,
...Jacob P.. Smith. Alfred Fitter,
George W. ItichardS, Frame. W. Lewis. M.D.
.. . CIIARLES N. BANCKEI3., Pr6ident.
EDW ALD C. DALE, \jice Presiderit.
•
JAR. W. WALLisTEß,..see'y pro. tern.
Wi.VID „OAKS is the authorized Agent' of the
Comnapyin Chambersburir. who will farnisliall in
formation nece,sary to applicants. niar2'...3-tf
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
AMERICA. Incorporated 1704. Chatter Per
petual. , CAPITAL ,$500,000. Office 22,2 Walnut
street, Philda.. The prompt payment cif 'Claims for
Losses during the period of ne.trly seventy years
That the Company has been in existenec. , entitles
them to the confidence , of the public. . Persons wish
ing to insure, will please call on or address the un
dersigned- W, G. REED, Agent,
REPOSTTOIZY Buildings. Chambersburg,
REPEMENCES-J. D. Grier, J. Allison Eyster, Esq.,
Major J. C; Austin. mar
Joris' GROVE, of
"Cliainbersbure, is the General Agent of the
Pratt lip C,ouuty Mutual Insurance Company.i un7l
IVEW MARBLE YARD.—The undei:
signed respectfully announces to the citizens
a Franklin County that he has (moped a new Mar
ble Yard in the room formerly occupied by Dr.
Hamilton, directly opposite J.S.Nikon's Drug
Main Street, Chambersburg, where he will keep on
hand Or make to order all articles in.hisline of bus
iness. such an MtiriliMENTS, TOMBS and HEAD
STONES: MANTELS, TABLE and STAND TOPS.
manufactured from the very hest Foreign and
Doniestic Marble.
He respectfully solicits a call from those who may
be in want of any article in the above line. He is
confident in his ability to satisfy all who may be
pleased to patronize him, either as regards his pri
ces. or the quality, beauty, and chasteness of his
work. fin1R.133.1 JOHN A. GROVE.
p 4 PRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY
- .-= - Miss3l ART BA ft NUM would inform her friends
and (Ito public generally. that she has just received
from the Eastern Cities a new and eirefull sected
-assortment of MILLINERY GOODS, LADIES'
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BONNETS and HATS made and trimmed in
the latisrand most fashionable style. at short notice.
Eir. Rooms opposite Montromery's lloteL, tmay4
800 K BINDER Y.—S. R. FISH
ER && co's Book Bindery is on the Third
Story• of. the "MESSENGER" OFFICE BUILD
ING. °ROI° Diamond, above Shryoelea Book Store.
Entrance between the Book . Store and theilnland
Telegraph office. Old Books, Periodicals, Music,.
NearaoaPeraik , iporkdin any style. Blank Beolre
made ta &der:: Vtrperuled to anyvattorn. ja6.6 4
GEO. A. DEITZ
DEITZ & geDOWELL
HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH,
FLOUR,
ALL KINDS 'OF PRODUCE
S t L T,
CHEAP POR C A S II
WAREHOUSE AND COAL' YARD,.
noll-ls
jun17,6:3
MEW FIRM.—COAL egAL !
-LI BEM LUMBER!—LEO. EBERT ST. SON
having purchased the Coal and Lumber Yard of Geo.
A. Boltz, will continue to carryon the same busi
ness; and will always bavo on hand a large supply of
Lumber and Coal: They will be prepared to fill all
orders at the shortest notice. They, respectfully so
licit the patronage of the late firm and the public
generally, and all who may desire Coal and Lumber
to give them a call, feeling assured that no means
will be spared to accommodate those on the most
reasonable terms. - jun17,63-tf.
I .11 Fl 0 It T E R, S
WINES AND LIQUORS
No.'l. SOUTH NINTH ST.,
BETWEEN CHESTNUT AND WALNUT , FTHEETS,
PHILADELPiIfI
GEO. M. LAIIMAN,}
A. M. SALLADE,
J. D. BITTING.
RIVESE, ,GARDRAT & CO.'S
SUPERIOR, COGNAC BRANDY,
VANTAGE or 1838,
EACH BOTTLE SEALED WITH GREEN WAX
WITH THE INITIALS OF THE FIRM.
I.3IPOtTED EY
LAUMAN, SALLADE Sr CO.
SLPERIOR OLD MADEIRA WINE
FINE SIIERRY, CLARET AND
• DOCK WINES,
OLD PORT WINE,
EACH BOTTLE SEALED WITH YELLOW WAS
WITH THE INITIALS OF THE FIRM.
IMPORTED DY
LAUMAN, SALLADE CO,
N 0.128 SOUTH NINTH ST.;
PHILADELPHIA.
O - LD RY,E WHISKEY,
OLD WHEAT WHISKEY,
WARRANTED.
013EHHOLTZ WHISKEY,
FOUST WHISKEY.
WERTS'S WHISKEY,
TAFFEY'S WHISKEY,
IKCONE FOB 1854
4;300,000.
• $5,000,000
AND
READING WIILES, •
LAUMAN, SALLADE'& co„
NO. ID3 - EOLITH NINTH ST.,
nolB-Iy. PHILADELPHIA,
DR. W. W. SCHLOSSER. I DR. J. 3f. PEDDICORD,
IAENTISTRY.—Office in . 11.1 r. Join
if 'Norm's Baum!No. Second Floor. immediately
optima° the Franklin house. Having had an
ox
perience of a number of years, and for the last four
,dears in Chambershurg, they feel warranted-in say
ing that they will be able to please •any one who
may give them meal]. •
TEETII INSERTED
From one to mull .•:.et, oa Mae Gad, Siirci,-.N . cii9-
p/aNtic or Vulcanite Amber Bowe, at prices , more
reasonable for neat and•sabstantial work than any
other Dentist outside of the cities. Teeth until-4 , 7,ga
skilfully extracted or plugged to ia.st for life. 2'or
ter and other foreign sabstanc&removed, thtisbeau
lifying and preserving the teeth. Gold and Silver
Plates neatly repaired or taken in exchange for the
Vulcanite Amber. Base, 'which is much cherper,
mere dueo bre and lighter then met al ic or other pf ate,
and is worn - with perfect ease and comfort, frOlig
kept in its place by atmospheric pressure, Theplate
will not corrode or oxidize. as will a motalie plate.
Specimen plates to be seen at the office. where con 7
saltation can be had at dny time. Satisfaction guar
anteed or no charge. Beet,' referenece given. tap?
RENOYAL. -DR. J. K. REID.
Dentist, has removed his officefrom the corner
of the Public Square, where ho praltised so many
:years, to the corner of gain and Queen Streets,
above Hoyser S Cressler's Drug Store, Chambers
burg, Pa., where ho will be pleased tq receive the
calls of his friends. jun17,63._
DR. N. SCHLOSSER HAS REMOVED
if his Dental Office to the Diamond, opposite the
Chambersburg Bank, on. the Second >floor of the
Mansion House. where he can always be found - , be
tween the hours of 9A. M., and 4P. M. apl3-tf
JOB PRINTING. in eyevy sty - le, done
at the. (Iffi ce of tho FRANKLIN REPOSITOItY
I=
eod, iiiinter, %tr.
TENCH WDOWELL
WILL. r AT" TAN
WHEAT, .
It YE,
CLOVER SEED,
TLNIOTII'ir SEED,
CM
•LL KIXDS OF
COAL,
L II 31-B E R,
PLASTER AND SAND,
FOR SALE,
DEIT Z & 74'D OWEL L'S
Ml=
RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
CHAMBERSBURG, PENN'A
M3EII
NORTH CARLISLE STREET,
GREENCASTLE, PENN'A.
tiqUors.
LAIIMAN,SALL - ADE&
AND AN ASSORTMENT OF
%FINE BRANDS OF CHAMPAGNE
OSBORNE'S .4: - CO.'S
OPORTO.
VERY FINE AND DELICATE
- 7:3 entistrroj.
fir! , ' j r
L_,---;,4lmWdnu-ttoxtsitoiwAlititt-aT2--184;A[---
ME
AGIICULTURAL IMP L EMEN T S
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
as Well as SMALL TOOLS for the Farm hnd Gar-
Spades, Shovels,
- hoes, Forks, Rakes. etc.:
and Grass-Hooks,
Scythes, and Scythe-Stones,
and Agricultural Ilard,rrare
in general.
CORN,
OA TB,
We offer, alSo, a large assortment of our own man
\ ufweture of
Hq.y-Cutters,
Churns,
Coffee and Graln Mills,
Sugar Mills for GroCers'
Store Trucks of various patterns,
Road Scrapers.
•
Wheel-Barrows, etc
FP,TILIZERS
of - all kinds, such as
doe's Superphosphate of thee,
:Pure Ground Bone,
• Peruvian Guano and Pondrette
CEMEN T,
IN 01.'R SEED DEPARTMENT
will be found a couliiliete selection of the best kinds
Of Vegetable. Flower
and Seal Grain,
raised expressly fur us b 5• the most relia-blu
\ , AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GROWERS
The unremitting pert•onal attention of the best
Seedstnen is given to their quality, and. our euitom-
ors may rely on their freshness and m all re
.
speets:.
We sell in small or large quantities to suit pureha-
scrs eritl. in mall lots by mail to all parts of
the United States
We will forward Price-Lists and Descriptiye
Lars to all desiring them
The improved
with Steel Folding Finger-Dar and two
s now ready fOr sale
In convenience and lightnesaof draft, this is su
r •
perior even to the old Style of Allen Mower so long
and so deservedly popular
It has literally - no frame, and nearly all its parts,
with the exception of Drive-Wheels and Gears, are
made of Steel or Wrought and Maleahle Iron. It is
thus the strongest and lightest machine in the
it;
market
- r MP ORT AN T TO FARMERS.—The
_L. cheapest and best "Thresher and Cleaner "is
" Wheeler et Melick's - Improved Paton Railway
Power mid combined k•HRESELER AND CLEAN
ER." This machine is manufactured at the small
- advance of 10 per cent. over that of last year. The
farmers are readily adopting it everywhere. It
saves labor, and expense, and does more and better
work than any othermaehine. Price of a two-horse
inachinej . 7,s::loo, of a three-horse machine These
prix es embrace everything, complete. This machine
has advantages that ire gneatly superior to any
other. One is that it can ire u-ed entirely in the
Barn floor, and that the poweY can be conveniently
used for cutting fodder, shelling corn, cutting straw,
sawing. wood. &c. And it ' , Nunes less power and
fewer bands tipin any other.
PALMER'S Ei . CET,SIOR SELF-SUST.UNING
HORSE PITCHFORE, has many advantages over
others, ainong which itre : it Is self-sust tilting, re
quirihg no attention until its load is to be dischare
; ed. By the ,rise of the pulleys furhished with the
forks it Will swing directly' over the mow, when it
discharge's its load, by simply - pulling the co*d. It
-has a handle but 18 inches in length. This patent
has been ftWarded the ;premium at the New York
State Fair, and at all the County Fairs, wherever
exhibited.
SMITH'S GREEN MOUNTAIN SHINGLE
AND HEADING Ji ICIIIN li, is a new and valua
-I.ble imprcivenn ut in machines\ for manufacturing
Shingle and Heading. entting obliquely, or other
wise, any desited thickness or length, up to 21
inches. Tbis - Machine eon be set up and run by au
I ordinary !water power. It will saw one thousand
shingles per hour.
Mr. Robert Black, of Fayettevill, Franklin county,'
Pa., is the Sole Agent for Franklin and Adams
counties.; Any information desired respecting any
or all of these; machines can be obtained by either
calling upon in person. or addressing him he tette'.
Persons wishipg any of thee machines will please
make their order soon. as it requires some tunic to
get them from the manufacturer. None will lie or
-dered lint those that are sold, They will be fwrnish
ad dl manufacturer's prices, transportation added.
Roiwri Mopk, E.q.—Dear Sit': I have thot,o.itillv
tested the Trend-power in running all kinds a Ma
chinery shout the Barn. and I have had the most
anproved Levcr-powers. tried at my Barn 1,0, and
I unhesitatingly recommend the Tread-Power.
run all ra) , nmeninerV—threAer cle:mer. corn
dieller, fodder-cotter. and eirealor
saw, with a two-horse Tread-power, and the power
is ample nod two horses can give ti same irind
greater. power than four ,an with the lever-power,
and the labor is no inure:severe on the horse-. In
short. I regard the Tread-paver as having every,
.advantage over the Lever poic;r. and it must sinni
be universally adopted by farmers.
' • Very Respectfully Ytmrq, &M.
1. K. M'C .B it E.
Apply fo the ruulergizneii in Grr , uwn t(l..Trn t Odin
county. (maylB.4tn)
fIOOK'S SUG.AIt El 7 AP ORATO R,
') manufactured by M.ymTER, +TEES
Mansfield, Ohio.---We axe willing to goo rantec that
from two neres of good Can c. a sufficient numhtuf
gallons of Syttip can •be prriduced to cover cost of
Machinery. capable of Making eighty pailfuls of
Syrup per day, which at-fifty cents tier gallon. will
pny for cost of Mill and Evaporator in four slays: or
where pun is wanted for ri brick arch, without the
Furnace, in less time.
. . .
COOK'S SYRUPS have been, sold atoll average
of sixty cents!a gallon, and none in market. , An
acre of good - Cane will produce from 2 to 300 gallons
of Syrup.
SORGO SEED.—WO offer a Superior Article. se
lected by .ourselvcs. Sprout the seed and roll in
plaster. Plant in„drills four feet apart. from;North
to South, Light soil and Southern exposure pre
ferred. althoogh not absolutely necessary, as it will
grow on sollglihere many crops would be a failure.
Cultivate as for Corn. -
Cook's Evaporator has taken the first premitnA
over all others at two United States Fairs and over
thirty State Fairs.
Clark Saran Machine Company's CANE MILL
and above SEED for sale by
W. G REED. Agent.
Oilice—REvostrortY Building, Charnh'g, Pa.
xr The ,S'orp-o Hand-Book sent free to any per
son asking for it. marl
T 0. FA R 31. E It S
THE WALKER HORSE RAKE
is acknowledg,ed to be the
Neatest, Simplest, Cheapest and most efficient Rake
now in use.
Any boy of ten years can work it with ease; will
not get out of eider, anti gives universal satisfaction.
Warranted in every Particular, and can bo had from
$8 to $8 lower than .any other Spring Tooth Wheel
Rake. For further particulars apply to the manu
facturer. D, D. ESHELMAN. •
ap2o-3m) Shirleysburg, Huntingdon co.. Pa.
agricultural.
AND MACIIINERY
We are now prepareSto fill orders-car
MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS,
den, such us
and Grass Seeds,
it. U. ALLEN Sc: Co..
1.89, 191 and 193 Water Street, New York
CLIPPER MOWING 31ACIaNE,
=IIII
Cu ora-itspunn
•
F AR :11 E R S'. F 0, II 'ti _D.
AIID
IMACHINE SHOP. ,
The undersigned would respectfaly gall tb.eatten
tien_of .farmer?, and others, to the Oid
at the Briflgs,on Ircet Mar-
ket'S'treet. forrnefly occupied by Chris=
• tian Stoutter;where they have ere - ct-7 '
nd Steam Power, and' are- pre-' •
Pared to manufacture - , _ •
ALL FINDS OF '
FARMING I.M.PLEI4IENTS,'
such as ~. .
• •Threining Machines, ' '
Glove Hullers,
.. ,
Ilorse Powers, , .
Corn Sheller... .'
Fodder Cutters, '
Hay Rakes ; -
arain - Dri/ls,
i
Hay Pitchers,
. ..
Harrows,
We have constantly on hand Sycies, Reaper Points
or Guards. &e.,;for the repairing of Manny - s, Whit
naek auk Buckeye iteapers. Farming Implements
of every kiiol repaired at short notice and in a work
manlike manner.
64 - conscailib• on band tile •
BUCKEYE - REAPER
that has become - so deservedly 'popular with our
Farmers in tkis section of the• State. IVe would here
caution the public from an imitations of this ma
chine offered foi• sale in this county, and advise all
who wish the genuine ,Buckeye Reaper to call at
our e4ablishment, as we arc the agents for the sale
of this popular Reaper,
Raving also purchased the right for the sale and
manittimture of WILLOUGHBY'S PATENT GUM
SPRING GRAIN DRILL. we will keep them eon
.tantly-' on hand, ready for work. Repairing to
these machines done promptly.
TitE, PATTERNS of the Seibert Foundry haiing
heeritairehased by this establishment, and having
ereated a Foundry, they are prepared to snake all
-kinds of CASTINGS, such as Mill Gearing, , M 11
Shafting, Mill Spindles, andall kinds of machinery
generally.
We would call special attention tho 'Plow - Cast=
inTs and V Boxes constantly on hand.
REPAIRING of all kinds of Farming . Imple
ments done to order.
junel W. F: F;YSTER
k . 3111 i 10.N1 A TE,D
PACIFIC Gr.A.NO'., = .
A real guano col - gaining' from seventy to eighty
percent of III!. 0 S. P II ATE OF LIME, to
which has been added, by a chemical process., a large
per (Tillage of actual Aintninii a, so fixed that it can
not evaporate, making it equal,. if not superior to
any other fertilizer. .• '
. ~
Pamphlets with copies of Analyses by- Dr. .lUck
son. Mass.. State Assayer. and Dr. Lie,big, of Balti
more. and testimonials from scientific Agriculturists,
showing its value. Can be obtained from
march 2-ly
THE SORGO JOURNAL AND FARM
Df ACHINIST--Devotedte Northern Cane a nd
Simpefiet Cultme;lmproved Farm Machinery and
Fr4nsigire Ilu s shandrv. Published Montlf2k. Goc
cop 1 year, $l.OOl Subscriptions received by
11% a..REED.
apti] Ager 4 for Clark Sorgo Jlnchinc Co..
ril 0 IIILLERS A 1111) FARMERS.-
..L. D EITZ M . 140 WELL hare ono hundred tomz
of thehest:PLASTElt fo} sale. • aprilll.-2t,
iri:tces, pants anb
R Y D-E R' S FRANKLIN COUNTY
JLICSURSERJES. - FRMITANDORNAMETALTRERS
GRAPE VINES, STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ET( . .-The
-largest stock to select from in the county. Every
thing in the FRI:IT TREE and PLAT line that
is et ail desirable can be -supplied from the coal
monest standard Fruit Tree. to the rarest and most
choice native or foreign species or variety of Fruit
or, Flower. OenStandard Apple Trees are unittual
ly' fine, stout heavy trunks, furnished with fine
branching heads, from three to flue feet from the
ground, as may be desired. Our aim is to grow the
bet uf everything pruning, and cultivating upon.
scientific principles. eonsequently, our produetlims
arc not offered in competition with Tree,: grdwn
upolithe old hit-alone system. An invitation is ex
tended to all who are interested in fruit culture, to
come and see for themselves.
A large stock of nreenhouse and Bedding Plants,
Roes, 47e.. in pots: will be ready ill April and May.
Enclose n three cent stamp fin' ilesertfitive Cam ,
logue of Fruit and Ornamental trees, ci:e.
44. 1 4;c55, s . . B. L. RYDER -
Wee, Franklin Nurseries.
- mar Naar London. Franklin Co.. Pa.
Drive-Wheel
mar?- m
E YSTONE N 1511 SE RY.---The sub=
ix_ scriber is an pared lo:furnish most hrtic'les vis
ually to he found in Nurseries, of good quality and
at reasonable rates.
The Stoek embraees all the leading kinds of
FRUIT TREES.
Cherries, Peaehes.::
Dwarf end Standard Pears,
Apricots. Plums,
Grapes,.
Strawberrtes,
Raspberries, Currants, •
Gooseberries 'Blackberries. -&c.
Also. can he furnished a good assortment of
EVERGREEN TREES.:
Ev = ergreen and ntber Shrubbery. 'Shade Trecs,'&-e.
great Facilities lere poscssed for shipping. articles
to all parts of the country, as the Nursery immedi
ately adioins the City of flarriAurg. -
mar 10-tf JACOB MISII, Harrisburg, Pa.
rpHE OPORTO GRAPE.—This Grape
I is pot re&minended particularly ,11. 9 a dessert
fruit, but makes an excellent; dark colerod, rich,
well bodied Wine. F o closely resembling genuine
old-timed PORT WINE, that none but experienced
judges can distingudsh between the two. Although
is is manufactured extensively in Western NOY
Yot k, the supply. is unequal to the demand, nt‘froin
$1 50 to 4 per
Vines for sale by the subscriber, who has been ap
pointed Agent for it at the following price"s :
o ne to thrce'years old, 25c to 50 eta eneb, $2 50 to
'.5 per domm, $l5 to $:31.1 per VX). JACOB Mal.
mar 1.0-tfl heSrtone Nursery, Rarri,b'g, Pa.
)EAR TREES.—StanAmI and ;Dwart
I_ Pear Trees of the leadilfg and most valuabh
varieties. Among theta/Con be furnisitell stunt
EXTRA SELEGTED2 Trees, the Dwarf havin , •
i
fruit buds and ready ter mmediate In , ariug..
Price lbr good trees. 50 to ATeM each—Extra se
lected 75 cts to $l. ninth. Rh lei lower by dozen.
/J. MISII, Keystone bZurstrY, •
marlfi-tfl / Ilarrkbarg. Pa.
MMI
I\T ORW AY MAPLE- REES. from ,S
U.. 113 fo:t high bnd vigorous. A handsome Tille
!lunch resetnblitur the Surat r Maple, but of mor.
iti and rat.iti growth.
ice .10t4ti9eents gaeh ; 511 PG oer dozen; s2t
'wt. VAL JACOB NISH,
, Jigystitne
(11IERItY, TREES.—A' 1 - 1116 'ass(irtinent
. of-about Forty best varieties, trees of large sizt
and vigorous. • , - .
I rice. ',YI, ets 50 ets. 75 et. , each; 5.3, So. S 7 pi!.r doz..
, $1,4. $25, $35 per 100; ' J. MISII,
tharlO•tfi Keystone Nursersy. liatrisb'a% Pa.
Ito ie r co. sE .
_CHESTNUT TREES.
, Or d I.
~ zi :
6.0! ;/ 1 , : 5 1f i e 3 4. 7 11, e r, e 1;litro c ct:ig e e itc en ti ts . e :. ..4e1g 0 : ,S: r e . cr i l i t ., , z r :
:;15 per 10;). , JACOB NITSYI,,
mar2.3i ' , , Keystone' Nursery. II arriAlum.
PUB,C)Pf,AN LINDEN—The ited-ewig.
_LA god variety, not sttbieet to injury lie the borer
Fur Pale Ilt Key,tone Nurt:? - iy, Harrisburg; Pp.
Trees 10 to 12 toot hiih 1115 cents eAchiz.k7 por doz
tonr23l J ACOI3 MISIt.
U 4 XCELSIOR ASH, a orna
mental Shade Tree, of sure. and rapid growth.
Trees from 8 to 12 feet high. 4(0430 cents each
$350(@6 per doz.; $21:KE..:40 per 100. JACO.B.M.ISII,
mar23i Key-tone Nursery, Harris.burg.
A MAN OF A THOUSAND., Con
sinaptie earcd.—Dß. Fr. JAMES, a Retired
physician of great eminenrediscovercd,while in
the Indies, a certain cure for Consumption, - Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and General Debility.
The remedy was eiscovered by him when his only
child, a daughte4 was given up to die. - His child
was cured, and is now_ alive and well, Desirous of
benefiting,his fellow mortals, he will send to those
who wish it the recipe, containing full directions for
making and successfully using, this remedy, free,
on receipt of their names, with two stamps to pay
• expenses. There is not a single-ease of Consump
tion that it does not at once take hold of and
dissipate. Night sweats, peevishness, irritation
of the nerves, failure of memory, difficult expector
ation, sharp pains in the ,lungs, sore throat, chilly
sensations, nansea at the stomach, inaction of the
bowels, wasting away of the muscles. 4
-114' The writer will please state the name of the
paper they seen this advertisement in, Address
CRADDOCK & CO:
rattr23-Iy9 V.sNorth 2d St., Philadelphia, , Pa.
PARENTS OP SOLDIERS in the ser
11 vice. cr in Benito Is..enn „furnish them with the
ItSI CSITORY three menthe tcr2c etc; six month?.
to a. ors year fit $1 EO.
agricultural.
Plorv;, trc
J.O BAKER, * SE CO..
SELLTNG AtP:Nrs,
S 7 Wall street, ?lc* York,
---'
marneoo, Scr.
.Q ADDLERY! 'SADDLERY!
, . AIM
TIA.RNESS MANUF
The anbseriber respectfully info
the public, Olathe chntitito.
above business athis 01
'WEST 4tiliKET-STRDET.
OPAosi:te tfotel,
CHAMBERSBUBG. .F 3.,
; , and kociis conitzunly on hand a general aesort
- moat of , „
aiding and Wagnn Saddles, •
• Riding Biidielc'
I ; Ent and Round.
- - ,131ack and Fair
Harness and Draft Collars, . . -
Patent Leather Collars (good finality),
"Blind Bridles, •
Broad Gears, ~
WagpaWhiPe.
Halters;
' -
and evarytliirjitithe Leather line can be•fornd in
his shop, or wide to order, atimoderaic rates. •
REP A I ifINsG
done at, short notice and on reasonable terms.
TRUNKS AND VALISES •
always on hand and "sold cheap, Fos CASH.
t.S.. He employs notie but the best woibnen,
marl6-1Y
•
.A_DDLERY ! ! SADDLERY! I—Sad
)..3 Ales, Bridles Harness, Collars, Trunks, Valises,
&e,, sign of the HORSE COLLAX
JER - EMIAH OYSTER respectfully retiarns' his
thanks to his patrc;ns for the libeislencouragement
received fromthent heretofore, and he wouldinvite
them and the community generally, who may eted
a ny thing in his line, to give him a call at lus old
standon the East side of Main Street, -Chambers
berg, five doors South of Huber 4i . Tolbert's Hard
ware Store, where he keepi constantly on hand ev
ery variety of SADDLERY AND HARNESS of
his own mannfa.etuim, and he is prepared-tO sell the
same on terms thatilefy competition: Everyarticle
offered-for sale is warranted to be Made of the best
material and by competent workmen, which will be
fully£ demonstfated on an examination thereof.
• TRENRS AND VALISES.—He would also call
(he attention ,)f Persons wanting. a good, neat and
cheap and.sulstantialTrank or Valise to his assort
ment. I
•
WHIPS!, WHIPS ! !: WHIPS r
Wee. Strim.rro 44 Sor, corner of 3fain and
Washington Streets., Chambersburg, Pa.rmanufac- ,
hirer's of all kindS of WIMPS, such as Wagon, Car
riage and Riding Whips, of Various sizes and of su
-I,crior qualitY,..which they offer to the pnblic,either'
by Wholesale'or Retail, at very moderate price ~.-=
L'ASIIES of all lengths kept constantly on bond and
f , .r sale bY the dozen. very cheap. They also mann .
facture superior - ITORSE COLLARS, to which they
invite attention, 1
Orders from a distance solicited and promptlymt
tended to. _ . jun 17,63:
pROAD AND NARROW GEARS,
Single anti Double Harness, Riding. and Driving
Bridles, Gents' and Ladies' Saddres, , Wooden and
Metal Stirrup's, Heavy and Light Collars, Riding
and Driving Whips, in every variety,. And price, to
be bad at GORDON'S.
QAEiDt,,ES cq"" ,EVERY DESCRIP,
tion,.HARNESS of all kinds, BRIDLES or
every vatiety,ilVlllPS of all sorts, SPURS of all
makes, and BRIDLE BITS of all patterns can be
bad at C.,}L GORDON'S Saddle and Harness Store
ORDON THINKS .HE CAN 'TURN
‘,3 - Oat as GOOD A JOB at his Shop, opposite the
Tmlian Queen Hotel, as any other man in his line of
business. Go; ampook—maybe YOD can Bee: it.
fIOME AND SEE CORDON'S STOCK
V of Saddles, Ilarness, &c., which be le offering to
tile pubff,o st veyv roaatmobltrpricea.
O EDON HAS A SPLENDID
sortment of Fancy Ming 'WhIPs, &c: for
Ladies and Gentlemen who like something niee.
eiYRTiS H. GORDON • IS STILL -AT
the Old Stand, on Main Street, opposite the
Indian Queen Hotel. ; . . -„ -
O TO 'GORDON'S AND SEE IF HE
'kit can't snit you to something in his line of
ne . .
elonfertiorg i s vrc.
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ICE CREAII.--4urkliar . t & ,Hem hey
arc now prepared to xitarily Ice .Cream day and
r
...in, any quantity desired. . I 4- . . .
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B IJ RK 114 R, T& HE HE Y,;,
BAKERS
C,O N F'E C!T N,E RS ,
AND DF,ALP,RS, IN
F'R IJ I, T TOYS,
F i N Y : G 0! 0 D 8
North Main orect,,( West Side)„
CHAMDEIfSBi7RG, PA.
.•• Orders proni))tly attended to.. '4*
a 1,6-Iyl : Trails CASH. "
=II
*reVo. ,
,ANDRETIPS AGRICULTURAL-IM-:
PLEMENT AND: SEED WAREHOUSE
21 and 23 South Sizek Street, Phidczcie/phia,
t)Avth LAND,RET'II 4S: SON, Proprietors Of Biagi-cis—
dale, which contains - near four hundred acres,
high tilth, devoted to the production of GARDEN
SEEDS are now prepared to sup Ply Country Mos.:
chants, Druggists and all others who deal In Seeds,
with large or small quantities, by the pound or
bushel, and also in papers made ready for 10-ailing.
The Establishment, represented by David Land
reth & Son, has been founded nearly three;fourths
of a century. ,
The wide-spread populturity, and. the demand in- ,
creasing from year to year, for .
Landreth's Warranted' Garden Seeds,
is evidence of the high value entertained for them
by the public.
Landreth's Garden Seeds aie not only favorably
received throughout the Union. but are shipped to
many for* ports. Indeed it may be stated. with
national pride that they come into active competi
tion with English Seed and British Soil.
David Landreth & Son invite all who axe not al
ready purchasers of their Garden Segds. to make a
trial of them—assured that they will be found fully
equal to their high reputation.
Landreth's Rural Register mid -Almanac contain
ing .catalogue of Garden Seeds with instructions,
furnished -gratis.. Also-'Catalogue of .Agricultural
Implements. DAVID LANDRETH & SON,
aug 12-1 Y) Nos. 21 and 23 South 6th St., Phila.
ands land
A LIB
.Tlarness of 'all lands.
Those•who have safferedlong from painful and /ob
stinate diseases.
Those who have• vainly sought - relief froth Myer
' Used medicines,
Those who cannot be eured ) by other physicians—
., ,Arainvite4 to use Constitution* f
Miring the - na.st five years we havisContdided with
obstacles and overcome opposition astterculean
were ever encountered by any Reformers.. -
RAPIDITY OF 'CURE.
Some say "your cures are too quick." while oth-'
ers doubt their performanee, and think that diseas
escan only be cured by the "slow, recuperative pro
cess of - Nature." This is our reply':
In health, the body, like a well-balanced sgalti s is
in a state of But when from any causb
down goes one side of the s.cale, we have the effedts
of disease. What is required is, to restore the nor
mal balance of:the scale:
JAMES B. GILLAN
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP. -
A risisitive and specific remedy for all diseases ari
sin4,lrotti an IMPURE 'STATE IOF THE' BLOOD:
and: for. all (hereditary) DISEASES transmitted
from - PARENT TO CHILD.
... . . .
..
PAI{AO. - StS:
... ..
Heralplegia. Paresis, Paraplegia, Paralzsi4Agitene.
It Li Acr tiniVdrgally g.iimittenfiaCet.inajtption
Life Syrtfp is the ar.ly e eetive means of restoration .
in the various foxins of Paralysis, that , ieelteed• riot - r
reiterate That it is emphatically the Great-Life-Giv- i
DYSPEPSIA.
Indigestion. Liver Coin plaint. Want o fAp'tite
Weig.htatStomach Biliousness. , : Constipation.-
Flatulence. Bad Breath. . ,
. ,
SCROFULA.' '
- • .. .. -.
Struma, Glandular Swellings. Salt Buena.
King'd Eiji. Erysipelas. , ' Ulceration.
This taint, heriditary and acqiiired,fillinilifo with
untold misery, is by_all usualroedical remedies in
citiabie.
RHEUMATISM.
Arthritis. . Neuralgia. Tic Dolourcaux.
Lumbago. ' Sciatica. - Gout.
If there is any disease in which the Cons'itntion
Life Syrup is a sovereign, ilia in Rheumatism and
its - kindred affections. The Most intense pains are,
almost instantly of l eviated —enormous 13well ings aria
reduced. Cases. chronic or vicarious. 01.0) , .t.tr
years' standing, have been cared by ns. '
- • NERVOUSNESS. -
Nervous Debility. Shattered Nerves. St.Vitus'D'nce
Loss ofPower. Cenftision of Thoughts. Epilepsy.
Thousands who hare - suffered for years will bless
the day on which they can read these lines.' -Pnrtio
ularly to weak, suffering woman will this medicine
, prove an inestimable blessing—directing their foot,
steps to a hope which fulfils more than it promises
, . • MERCURIAL DISEASES. . •
Salivation.. - . Rotting of bones.
Bad Complexion. - , Aches in Bones."
'Feelingnf Weariness. • Depression of SOHO.'
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges .tbi.SiXrr'
tem entirely from all the evil effects of MERCURY
removing the Bad Breath, and eitrieg, - the Weak
Joints and Rheumatic Pains which the.usO Of Cal
omel is sure to produce. It - hardens Spongydlums
and secures the Teeth as firmly as ever. „
'CONSTITUTION LIFE: SYRUP
Eradleati, moat and branch, all Eruptive , Diseasto ,
_ of the skin,. like
CEPS, PIMPLES,' BLOTCHES,
And all other - difficulties of this - kind, 'Willett -ko
-much disagaro the--outward a.pptamrice of bath
males and females, often making them a disgusting •
"ohject, to themselves and their friends. . •
"••
CONSTITUTION .147,FE. 5711131 P
CGRSS ALL SWELLING
F ORTHE GLANDS,
_tither of the Face, Neck, a Female Breast, ,and
should be taken as soon as'the swelling is detected.,
thus preventing their breakin g. aro! producing trou
blesome_, Discharging Sores, which disfigure many
of the younger portion of ,the comma from six
to twenty 'years of age. Young children are very,
subjectt to Discharges from the'Ears, which depends a Scrofulous constitution.' TheAe cases soon
recover by taking a few doses - of.tbe Life Syrup -
All scroinfous persons Suffering from General
De
bility, Emaciation.' Dyspepsie, and Dropsy, of the
:Limbs, abdomen, andin the - Female, Dr Iv of the
~ovaries and womb generally generally accompaniedwith
In
•flammation and Ulceration of the'lfterus, are per
-maneritly cured' by Constitution Life Sp. 'The
disease. known us Goitre or &Yelled Neck/the Life
,Syrup will remove entirely.. The•remedy sh'onld'be
taken for some time, as the diseasti is exceedingly
chronic and stubborn, a nd.wilinot be removed with
butpxtra-effort. •
Tumors of the Ovaries, Tumors of the }heti/stand
swelling of•other, glands of'thk body will he'e,om
-plotely reduced without resorting to the knife by
operations'ef ariy,kina. '
DRIIIIEIi-DOWN-AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS,
uf te ring from Indisposition - to •Exertion,_) Pain' in -
the Back H
, Loss of Memory, Forebodings. orror of
- Calamity, Fear of Disease, Dimness ofinsion, Dry,
Sot Skin and Extremities. Want of Sieep.Restlests
nese,
_Pale, Haggard Countenance, and :Lassitude of
the Muscular System, all require the aid of Consti-'
tution Life Syrup. , • _
• FOR ALL FORMS OP . • •
15LC R.A-T E D 'D ISE Ai:B.B' 8,
either Of 'the - Nose, Throat, Tongue, Spine, Fore-,
'head or Scalp no remedy haieever proved its equal.
:1 1, 10TJ1PATCH.ES upon the female face, depen
ding upon a diseased attion of the are, very
'unpleasant to the young.wife and.mother. , A.low
bottlefrof Conentation Life, Syrup will correet,the
secretion and remove the deposit, 'Which is directly
under the skin. , • '
Iu ElSeiLies of the Liver, giving•riso to Languor.
Diezini~e Indigestion, Weak Stomach, or an ulcer
ated or tancernus• condition'of that organ, seebm-
Panted with burning -and . other unpleasant' OtnI)-
tors 'Rill be relieved by . the ..use of Constitution
Li Ag GENtRAL BLOOD-itItIFYING AGENT
*HE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRIVALLED
Diseases of the Spine, es usually dev eieitod •
young, DiseaSe,.Nearelgia.land all Nerveris'di—
fiemes, and. Ladies who are sptlering from Diseases
for*hich' they are at a. loss tn, know. ,what• da, . ,
we would adviSe the use of Constitutiort'LifeEyiep,
It will rotorellseir pallid tomitentufee. Eitrength'en
their weak back and side, .give,•them now' 'energy,
in•vrlifealui ha,PPinesi. , . •
THE ;RIM' AND POOR,
are liahleto the sane, diseases. 'Nature and. Sci
enee have made the Constitution Life_ Syrup for;t4e
benefit of all.
• - • PIIII : n:BLOOP ".•
Produces'healthY Men aMiwoinMs.' and it the Con
•stitution is neglected - in youth, disease and' arly
death is the result, Donut delay when the means' •
'Me so near at band, end Witbin the reach of,all, • ..,
- TO AND hIAILSIED LADigs.,
M;CEN4MiI
fitebiral.
CONgTItUTiONIAFt
COMPOSED OF
r4VtirtICE ' PCOVAgSirtriCI
With the Cempottrid Concentra:ma Fluid Extinct of
VALUABLE :MEDICINAL .
it - C6 A. N E
PREPARED BY WM. H. GREGGIIM. D.,
Graduate, Callao -PhYsinians andt Sargeolorrlik
formeriy -Asst. Phyaielang3lackwelPsislata
Uospitals. late Medical Impector zi,art4iv
1, ,Stato.,Volniaterfr Deponer, ander_96ferl
- N. nor. Edwin, D. Morgan.
CO-NSVITATTIOR 'LIFE SYRUP
• . :a:Cs pablittim
- , A REVOLUTION IN ItEDIOIIat
- What may seem'almost -incredible is, that many
diseases hitherto considered hopelessly inc_urable
are frequeritlyeured in a, fevidar or-weeksiAnd we
heerfullyitivite the invcesttgations of
.the liherai
minded and scientific to cures which-have do
lel at the present, day. - .• ,
-Our medicine is peculiar, by it the seat of any dis
ease is dirctly reached, ,and tho equilibrituti reit:
toted.
. .•
the
Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Diseases of
the Heart, as. Palpitation, Diseases of the Valves,
Tro,lncing a grating or filing- sound, Dropsy of the
Heart Case, and all the affections of this important
orgari;.(Persons Snaring from '
acute Patti tn. the
region of the hhart,) wilt he greatly • relieved by
Coast tuth,n Life Syrup, • -
o)aiffißtfiiliAtu&Gact;walfi
It is the safest and most efficient medicine ever,4l4-
toreTt I for purifying the system and relieving'the'
suffenng attendant upon =childbirth. strength
ens both the mother and the child. prevents Vain
d disease. and. ingresses and enriches the food.--e
one who have used it think it indispensablei It
is highly useful bbth before and after confinement,
as. it prevents disease attendant upon thildbilth. '
CONSTITUTION. LIPE, SYRUP
IS THE POOR MAN'S - . FRIEND . 4G,'*BB
• - RICH MAN'S BLESSING.. '
BUY IT, TAKE IT, AND BE CURED.
IT IS UNIVERSAL •IN ITS
Will. H. GREGG; M. D., •
Sole Proprietor, Nor York.
LABORATORY, BROOKLYN, L. I. •
PRICE $1 TER BOTTLE; 6 BOTTLES FOB:O.
Sent by apress to all pare of tht coxoo-,
NIORGAN &'TAYI4;
Dragglats, AGENTS:
413 ClaStraet,
Sold - by Johnson . : Holloway dc Cowden, Philadel
phia, Pa., and airlirnggists.
For ealo by A. J. MILLER. Ohambersburg.
ia27-6m-eow.
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