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• We else manafacture,
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4lt fornas,a permanently adhesive, elastic coating
er the whole surface of the tin, filling uprall the
a niter ;•
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dad often saving the expense of anew roof. -
OUR COMPOUND
OUTTA. PER.CHA. 'OEMENT '
is especially adapted to repairing ,
WART SHINGLE ROOFS, O.
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-. This his thick; tenacious compound, applied With
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pose.
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Of the Ready Roofing sent by mail alien desired.
Liberal arrangements made with Agents. -
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Mel3icat.
RALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.—
:LP DR. JOHNSTON, the founder of this Cclebra.t
-41 Institution, offers the most certain. speedy, and
duly effectual remedy-in the world for Glees:, Struc
tures. Seminal Weakness, Pain in the Loins, Con
.Bituttional Debility, Impotence, Weakness of the
- Back and Limbs, Affections of the Kidners; Pelpi
• olden of the Heart, Dyspepsia,' Nervous Irritabili
ty, Diseases"of the Dead, Throat, Nose or S
h.nd all those serious and melancholy disorders ari
tirtg from the destructive habits of loath,: which
-destroy both body and mind. These secret and soli
tars Practices are more fatal to their victims than
.the. song of the Syrens to the mariner Ulyssus,
blighting their, most brilliant hopes, or actieipations
:read'etring marriage, &c.. impossible.
r • YOUNG MEN,
oung Men espmiallv v who have become the vic
tims of Solitary Vice:that dreadful and destructive
litibit which annually gWeeps to an untimely grave
thoutandsof young men of the most exalted talent
.arld'hrilliant intellect, who tnight otherwise have
4,ntranced listening Senates with the thunders of
o°qt:fence, or waked to ecstacy the living IYre ;may
ao.ll with full conldence.
MARRIAGE!
.....
Married persons, or young men contemplating
• marriage, bola?. aware of physical weakness, organ
debility, deformities, &c., should immediately
consult .Dr. Johnston: s • _ _ _
. . .
lie who places himself unclertho n care of Dr. Johns-,
ton may religiously confide in his honor as a gentle,
Tdan, and confidently rely hymn his skill as a physi
qicts. , ORGANIC!. WEAKNESS!
ui-I '~ Kt 11 I / 1 i-t 1
This disease is the p'enalty,raost frequently paid by
those who have become the victims of improper in
dulgences. Young;persons are too apt to commit
excesses from not being aware of the dreadful conse
quences that may enAde. Novr, ivho that understands
elthe subject will pretend to deny that the power of
•Procreation is lost sooner by those fall in g in to impro
per habit than by the prudent , Besides being depriv
ed Of the plen.sxrc of healthy ofilipring, and the most
serious and destructive sympathy to mind and body
:wise. The system becomes deranged, the physical
andmec.tal powers weakened, nervous debility, dys
pepsia.. 'palpitation of the heart, indigestion, a wast
ing of the fratne, cough, sy - nptoms of consumption.
'Office No. 7, South Prederick.Strcet,
Seven doors from Baltimore street, Eastside, up the
steps. Me particular in observing the name and
number, or you Will mistake the place.
cii-11 CURB WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No. Mercury or Nauseous Drug's.
Da: JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal College ofSurgeons, London
gradtato from orris of the most eminent Colleges of
the United States, and the greater part of whose
life has been spent in the im.spipals of .London, Paris
Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some of
the.inost astonishing cures that were ever known.
'Many troubled with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sadden sounds, and bashfulness, with frequent
,' blushing, attended sometimes with derangement of
inind,were cared immediately.
, - A CERTAIN DISEASE!
- ..„ When the elisguiftd and imprudent votary of
pleasure find he has imbibed the seed of this pain
ful diseases, it too Men happens that an ill-timed
iensepf shame, or dread of discovery, deters him
•from applying to those who from education and re
imeetability can alone befriend him, delaying till
the constitutional symptoms of this horrid disease
*sake their appearance, such as ulcerated sore
throat, diseased nose nocturnal pains in the head
and limbs, dimness oi - sight, deafness:. nobs ore the
shin, banes anti arms, blotches on the head, face
and extremities, progressing with frightful rapidi
• at last the palate of the mouth or the bones
: of the nose fall in and the victim of this awful di
'geese becomes a horrid object of commisserution,
till death puts a period to his dreadful sufferings,
by sending him to 'that bourne from whence no
traYeller returns." To each, therefore. Dr. Johns
ton pledges himself to preserve the most inviolable
% ._lecreeY; and from his extensive practice in the first
Hospitals of Europe and America, he can confident
ly recommend a safe and speedy cure to the .unfor
tunate victim of this horrid disease.
It is n. melancholy fact that thonsands fall victims
to this horrid disease owing lo a the unskillfulness of
, 'ignorant pretenders who by use of that dreadful
Mercury ; ruin the constitution, and either
send the unfortunate to an untimely grave, or make
She residue of life miserable.
.TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE!
~
addresses those who have injured them
selves lay private and improper indulgences.
"Tlrthe are some of the earl and melancholy effects
• • predated by early habits of youth; via:-Weakness
• of the Back and Limbs. Pains in the }testi. Dimness
• - -of Siglit t. Less of Mu'cular Power. Palpitation of
the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Der
, angereent of the Digestive Functions, General De
bility. Symptoms of Consumption, ..te.
MgYvam.v, the fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreaded; loss of Memory, confusion of
Ideas. Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings,
'Aversion to Society, Self-Distrust, Love of Soli
tude. Timidity, &c., are some of the evil effects.
Thousands of persons Of all agef can new judge
what is the cause'of their declining health, leasing
their vigor, becoming weak, pale, have singular ap
-1:101/MIICO about the eyes, cough. and. symptoms of
Consumptien.
DR. I,OIINSTON'"S INVIGORATING REMEDY
lIIMMTffNMWMUM
' By this great and important remed3,,Weakness
rif the Organs itsPeedily cared, and full vigor res
tored.
Thousands of the most nervous and debilitated,
who htullost all hope.' have been immediately re
• •Ileved. 'All impediments to Marriage, Physical or
' Mental Disqualification, Nervous Irritability,
Trembling, 14 er.kness or Exhaustion of the most
fearful kind, speedily cured by Dr. Johnston.
• YOUNG MEN,
who have injured themselves by a certain practice;
• Indulged in when alone—a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at s chool, the effects are
nightly felt, even when asleep. and if not cured
render Marriage impossible- and destroys tioth mind
and body, should apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man.,, the hope of his
• country, the darling of his parents, should be snatch-.
ed from all prospects and enjoyments of life, by the
consequence of deviating from thepath of nature,
aqd indulging in a 'certain - secret habit. Such • per
, :sonskbefore contemplating
MARRIAGE
'thenld reflect that a sound mind and body arc the
malt • necessary requisites" to • promote connubial
_happinms. Indeed, without thes, i
mage, journey
through life becomes's wea ry Pilgri th e pros
peel. hourly darkens to the view ; the mind becomes
shadowed with despair, and filled with the m,elan
(holy reflection, that the happiness of anothei , be
comes blig,hted with ear - own.
.•• 'I/FFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
, , BALTIMORE'.
. TO STRANGERS.
The writ , thousands cured at this Institution in
the last fit" teen.years ; and thc - nninerons important
surgical Operations performed by Dr. J., witnessed
b the reporters of the 'papers, and many other per
sons: notices of - which' have appeared again wait
;in . /web before the;public, is asnfflunent, guarantee to
,the afflicted. ' •
'LB.-Th er e are eo many iminrant and - worthless
aftlinkeks atirertising Oternselres ins Physicians. ruin
the health of the already atilieted. Dr. Johns
} istrimdeelps it neceessalto kap , to thOeunnegnainted
with-his reputation,tt-his -Diplomas hang in his'
fteni wit post C 1
'Tags g oy , m epo pal ,
/quits! n: a Jl)elaties stamp tit ' tho dr tie
answer win be ea. Itasz4G-13,
Vublitationo.
j_TISTOI,EY. OF PENNSYLVA-_
11 XIA RESERVES.—EIias Airib: Co., respect
fally that they have in, preparation a
-History, of the Pennsylvania Reserves from their
organization to the expiration of their, term of ser
vice.
This Hi=tory Will contain the names of all the Gffi- -
cers and Privates of the Corps, their promotions,-
casualties and discharges—also. graphic descriptions
41 their camp their gallant achievements in
the many battles in which they have talien part—all
Admired from official and authentic; sources.
The History of-the Pennsylvania Reserves will he
in ONE YotugE of 600 ',Ages, octavo Size, neatly
printed on good paper. and substantially bound in
black cloth, containing a Steel Engraving of the la.-
'Merited Reynolds. and one of Gov. Curtin, <who first
recommended the formation of the Pennsylvania
Reserve Corps.) and will be sold only by subscrip
tion. . It will be ready in August nest.. Price—Three
Dollars per copy.' • -
The Publishers feel confident that the just. pride
which every Pennsylvanian must entertain for the
'brave men whose gallant achievements and patriot-
is self-devotion it records will-secure for " TitE HIS
TORY" a generous and appreciative reception.
ELIAS BARR, k CO- Publishers,
No. 6 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
A. C. lIEFFELVINGEU, GeneraliAgent, York, Pa,
Capt. GEo. W. ILEAGY, Chambersburg. Agent for
Franklin county. . iunels-5t
ATANHOOP: HOW LOST, HOW RE
STORED.--,.Tust published. a new . edition or
DR. CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY
on the radical cure (without medicine) of Sperma
torrhao. or seminal Weakness, Involuntary Semi
nal LoBB,l, hapoteney, Mental' and Physical Inca
pacity Impediments to Marriage, etc. ;also, Gen
eittotion, Epil , pory. and FRY' induced by self-indul
gence or sexual extravimance.
Price, in a sealed cyclone, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable ess;
clearly demonstrates, from ar.thirtY Years en
practice, that the alarming consequences self
abuse may be radically cured without the danger
ous use of internal medicine of the application of
the 'tiff's—pointing out a modeof cure, at once sim
ple, certain and effectual, by means of which every
sufferer,no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately. pmd radically.
This -Loeturo should be "in - tne hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in a. plain envelope; to any ad
dress, post-paid:on feetPt of • six cents, or two post
stamps. Address the publisher , .
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junels,64-ly
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N.; A_ bright. sparkling little journal which every
little boy and girl (anti older ones, tool should sub
scribe for. It is well - tilled with interesting matter
- and will give satisfdetioa to all who are not-very
'hard to please. Term:. 25 cents a year. Address
"COUSIN LIZZIE," No. 48 Ann St. New :York.
,
ina23Y-3in
Eobatcp aitb *Egan .
10 CENTS PER POUND TAX ON
TOBACCO.—The .Government is about to
put a tax of 40 eL. per pound oh Tobacco.
- You can save 50 per cent. by
You can save 50 per cent. by
Buying your Tobacco at J. D. JACOBS'. -
Buying your Tobacco at J. D.'JACOBS*.
Buying your Tobacco at J. 1): JACOBS'.
Prime Navy Tobacco at 75 to 80 pts.
Prime Cavendish Tobacco at 80 ets. to $l.
Prime Flounder Tobacco at 75 to 90 cts.
Prime Congress Tobacco at 60 to 80 cts.
Prime Twist Tobacco at 75 to 90 cts. . -
JACOBS sells Old Virginia Sweet Cavendish. •
JACOBS sells Old Virginia Plain Cavendish.
JACOBS sell Old Virginia Twist.
JACOBS sells Old Virginia.Smokin a Tobacco.
JACOBS'Michigan Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Cannot be Equaled.
Cannot be Equaled.
JACOBS' Segars are superior to all.
JACOBS' Segars are superior to all.
Ho sellshis own manufacturing.
Pipes. Pipes, Meerschaum Pipes, Brier Pipes,
Box Pipes, Mahogany Pipes, Apple Pipes, •
Cherry Pipes,-.lndia Rubber Pipes, Clay Pipes, and
other pipes. Pipe in and get your Pipes, Segars and
Tobacco at J. D. JACOBS', Main Street, Chambers
burg.
NEW TOBACCO AND SEGAR
STORE.—TOTIIK CITIZENS OF CHIMI3I{RSRIIIIG
AND 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.—
His stock will consist of all the best brands of TO
BACCO AND SEGARS, which he will sell as cheap ,
as can be had any where in town. Don't forget the
place, sign - of the "little•Vininia nigger," opposite
the Franklin Hotel, next door to Shryock's Book
Store. South-east corker of the Diamond.
iunl7,G3. C. H. BUSH.
TIIHE ARMY OF THE PO TOM AC
1. now order all their Tobacco. Semi. Pipes. Sc.
Nom J. D. JACOBS. They know Jacobs sells the
best and cheapest. jan27-Iy.
JUST RECEIVED—A fresh_ supply of
Michigan Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco at
Jan•7-Iy. J. D. JACOBS'.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS —A large
assortment of Chewing and Smoking - Tobacco
and Segars, just received and for sale at
BOYD'S Grocery Store.
A• LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TO
_LI. BACCO and SEGARS, at wholesale= or retail
at SHAFER S: STUART'S.
X) rntiottp.
Pa. W. W. SCIILOSNRR. I DR. J. M . rEpotoonn.
DENTISTRY.—Offite in Mr. Jon::
Nom.'s BUILDING. Second Elbor, immediately
opposite the Franklin House. Raving bad an ex
perience of a number of ;cam, and for the last four'
years in Chambersburg, they feel warranted insay
ing that they will be able _to please any one who
may give them'a call.
TEETH- INSERTED
From one to a full set, on fine Gold,-Silver, Keyo
plualc or Vulcanite Amber Base, at prices more
reasonable for neat and substantial work than any
other Dentist outside of the cities. Teeth and Roam
skilfully extracted or plugged to last for life. Tor,
ter and other foreign substances removed, thusbeau
tifyinf; and preserving the teeth. Gold and Silver
Plates neatly repaired or taken in exchange for, the
Vulcanite Amber Base, which is much cher. per.
more durable and - lighter than tuet al ie or other pin te,
and is worn with perfect ease and comfort, being
kept in its place by atmospheric pressure, The plate
will not corrode or oxidize. as will' a metalie plate.
Specimen plates to be seen at the office. where con
sultation can be had at any time. Satisfaction guar
anteed or no charge. Best of referenceeoinen. tap 27
EMOVAL. —DR. J. K., REID.
Dentist.,has removed his office from the corner
of the Public Square, where ho practised so many
years, to the corner of Main and Queen Streets,
above 'geyser St Cressler's Drug Store, Chambers
burg, Pa. where-he will be pleased to receive the
•ealls of his friends. • jun 17.6.3
11R. N. SCHLOSSER HAS REMOVED
his Dental Office to the Diamond, opp os it e th e
Chamhershurg Bank, on the Second floor of the .
Mansion Douse, Where hd can alWays he found, be
tween the hours of 9A. M., and 4P. M. apl.3-tf
rf,--ilattlierof)l4) floticts.
00-PARTNERSHIP.—The undersign,
cd having formed a CO-partnership, for the
purpose of mntinuing and carrying on the STOVE
AND TINNING BUSINESS, in the name of MIL
LER, HAMILTON & CO., respectfully invite their
old customers and the public generally togi vothcni
a call. ' .3. B. MILLER
- . A. HAMILTON.
inne22 J. HAMILTON.
I 110 a. 'Wishing to elose the old Books, persons know
mg themselves , indebted will please call arid settle,
by note or otherwise. MILLER.
1110 . ARTiitRSHIP ..---NOtice is here
by given that the andorsignedhaie entered in
to partnership in the Hardware and Cutlery business
at the old stand of Myers & Brand, whore we are
prepared to furnish every thing in our line as cheap
as any other house in the county. Special induce
ments are offered for cash, as our motto will be quick
sales and short profits. - JACOB S. BRAND.
0c14.63. GEORGE FLACK.
C0 -PARTNERS . IP.—The undersign
eatitis associated with himself, on'the - Ist Feb
intarv, 1864, JOHN B. , STUART. in 'the Grocery
business. under the name and style of SHAFER A:
STUART. Thankful for the patronage heretofore
extended to the establishment, be hopes by a strict
attention to bnsiness to merit for the new firma
continuance of public favor.' '
mare, _ _ „ JACOB SHAFER:
;00.:-PARTNERSHIP.t--Ila4hg aesooia.
ted with me, this day,Yebrnary 9tllll3frl, in the
Mercantile business L. B. KINBLINB, the business
hqe,nftet will bb conducted undeqlle lino of WU.;
LIAM WALLACH & CO. Having had, a liberal:
nAtronageßerelbforejselibit-the seme foil the new
him. (mar 2-tf) WLLL1A.1.4.1Y,444,9Et
e,r,Ta)*lm* '-49051t0e fa,-,AhrobtrstAtril,,.fa,
• , 4
Eigi
Grotettro,
. G ROCE U ES,_ ,I.ViiOLEe.4LLE
SEATER & STUART
WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF,
- • ..• -
itizens of Chambersburg and, Vicinity
4'o THE VARRIE.D AND EXTENSIVE AS
i . ,SORTMENT OF.
Groceries,
•
Fresh Fruit, -
Queen - aware. •
Cedarware, -
add a general Stock of
Miscellaneous: Articles,
which they are now offering,
and constantly receiv
ing from New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
at their Store Room, on Main street, opposite Huber
& 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 advantegcous terms, and having their own cars
on the Road, and one of the firm being almost con
stantly in the city, affords them every advantage in
Purchasing goods in
which shortest time: andat less
expense than usual, c enables them to sell
VERY LOW FOR CASH I
SUGARS.
COFFEES AND
- . TEAS
of all grades, from the highest to the lowest price,
by the barrel, sack or pound. ' - -
SYRUPS AND MOLASSES.
by the Hogshead, Barrel or retail for family use.
SUGAR CURED lIAI4S.
COARSE AND FINE SALT ' -
FISH -ANn'CHEESE,
at city wholesale prices.
We would call especial attention to country deal
ers and others, wishing to purchase at whole Sale
I prices, as we are prepared to sell everything the'
' Grocery line as cheap as can be purchased. in]the
• Eastern cities. - & STUART, Main St.
The highest price paid in cash for country pro
duce; or tak en' in exchange far goods.
FRUITS, SPICES &C.
Oranges and LernonS' Onions,
Bunch Raisins. ~,. _ (Preserved Ginger.
Seedless Raisins, - Girkins,
Layer Raisins. - I Pineapple Pres'vs,
Prunes,Paper-Shelled Almonds,
i
. .
Currants, Gard Shelled do '
Citron, iFilberts. ,
Turkey Figs. Pecan Nuts,
Malaga. Figs. . ' Cocoa . ' .
Fruit, \ I English Walnuts, '
Split Peris, ' k- j Walnuts.
Walnut Catsup, . Shellharks,
Tomato do ' I Water Crackers, '
Moshroom do Sugar '"
Pineapple Cheese, MatcheS.
Sap'Sago " !Stove Polish,
English " \ . I Smoke Pipes.'
Swiss 1 Market Baskets.
Limburger " ''''Buckets,
I
Baker's Chocolate, Brooms,
Worcestershire Sauce, Essseuce Coffee,
Pepper, Cloves. Candles,
Cinnamon.Alspiceground Lead. Pencils,
expressly for family use, Castile Soap,
Beans, Pickles. Toilet "
Chow Chow Pickles, Rosin . "
CauliflOwer do Indigo;
Mixed do Starch.
Mace; Ginger, Wrapping Twine,
Nutmegs„ Stone Ware,
Macaroni, Preserving Tumblers,
Vermicelli, Scrubbing Brushes,
Npnpariel Canoes, Sweeping "
Lintels, Shoe "
French 'Mdstard Shoe Blacking.
Coleman's Mustard, i Silver Sand,
Durham do 'Bath Brick,
Salad Oil. !Tripoli.
, • for sale at SHAFER. & STUART'S,
mar 6.1 , Main Street, near Queen._
jpA. 31 IL Y GROCERY STORE.
B. "C. BOYD
having pnrchaged the Grocery Store of Thomas Met
calf, on Main Street, opposite Grove's Hotel, takes
this method of informing the old Patrons -of the
housp, and the public generally, that he is opening
a vaned nicsortment of
FRESH GROCERIES,
which ho is prepared to offer at the lowest cash pi i-
cei.:MiStock consists of
' SUGARS, COFFEES AND . TEAS,
of all grades, from the highest to the prices , .
SUGA.R-CURED HAMS
Nos. I. '2 and 'a MACKEREL.
BROWN AND WHITE SUGAR,
' SYRUPS AND MOLASSES.
FRUIT, SPICES, &c., , ,
such na Oranges and Lemons. Bunch Raisins: Seed
less Raisins;' PrUne.s, Currants: Citrons, Figs: Wal
nut and. Tomato Catsup, Chocolate, Mace, Ginger.
Nutmegs. Macaroni. Mustard. and every article
usually fonnd in a Grocery-Store.
D. WHOLESALE GROCER AND
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 7143 MARK KT and 2 N. 7th ST., PHILA
Invites the attention of merchants to his large and
well assorted stock - of Sugars, Syrups, Teas and Cof
fees, all of which will be 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 S. S. SIIRYOCK, Chambers
burg. Rea.
BROOMS, BRUSHES,
Buckets,
Soap,
Thread,
.
Needles.
4' . r. Pins,
Hooks and Eyes, and every article usually found in
a Variety Store at, , BOYD'S,
. , , llainStrect, opposite Grove's Hotel.
FLOUR,' H OM IN Y,
Corn Meal, Potatoes,
Bacon, Cider Vinegar,
Beans, , Pepper Sanee,
Rice, Lard, Pickles,
it BOYD'S Greedy Store.
M lLe toi. E c L ri
w l l .. te A re N m E ta o ch U m S sto Asr p( V E S i:
settee of Coffee. Indigo, Starch. Shoe Blacking. Sil
ver sand, &c., for sale at BOYD'S Cheap Grocery.
FAMILY FLOUR, . BUCKWHEAT
and CORN MEAL by the barrel or in Rmall
quantities for sale at •SfIAFER S STUART'S.
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS RE=
CIUVED avorY
week nt
& STUART'S.
~~ebisnl.
D I" C A L ~ .
,
RUNICLE'S; BITTER WINE •OF ' IRON,
A pure and Powerful Tonic, Corrective and alters- ,
tire. of wonderful efliOncy in disemies of the
-.• STOMACH„ .LIVER and BOWELS. ••
Cures
• ' • 'Dyspepsia,
- ' • Liver Complaints
Ifeadaehe, General De
. bility - Nervousness, rDepres
sion•of kfirits, Constipation, In
termittent &Cr, Adidity of the Store
•si-uteh, Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust for Food.
Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sinking or
Flutterintrat the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of
the Head, Difficult Breathing, :Yellow Head,
Pain in the Side, Duet,. Chest, and Limbs,
will cure everyman of Chronic or Ner
vous Debility, Diseases of the Rid
rteys and Diseases arising from
a disordered Stomach. ' •
Gtiod for Male or
. 5 -, . ,Fem ale, Old or
Young. '
he 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 thoroughly
tested by all classes of the coMmunits;, that it is now
desmed.indispcnsible as a Tonic Medicine. It costs
but little, gives tone to the stomach, renovates the
system and prolongs life. We now'only ask a. trial
of this valuable Tonic.
.iftir BEWARE OF COINTERFEITS. -al
' liiepared and sold witoletalo and retail ty S. A.
FIJI K 1 L k etnla M t4 l lV.P i 3 H . EA " ;
b Forßdle
zuo:2l3lm
Aubwm, ewm,
COACH AN ' PSAPDLERY
lEURDW:AEF- t -
- The subseaiber raspeethillyinformshis friends and
r thepuidie, tlukt he oontip nes :to carry . - on the above
business, at his Old stand, on Nan Street,, OPP osi
the German 'Reformed Chtireh,
QHAMBERSBURG, Pg. •
llavina
enlarged his brisine,ss, Saddler:Rand tbaeA
maker& will foul in his Store RoCim a general assort
ment of gbods salted to thCir several reqaireineata,
such as
Fdir and. Country if ogsliing ,
• Patett feather,_ .
Saddle Trees and Girthing.
,
Gig Tree, Plated, Tinned and japanned: Goat
Hair, Straining Web and Worsted Haim
loser than Cotten: ,•-;
Efaxaes,
!itissi4d - •
§tirrnpg,
Plated,
.Tinned and-' -
Japanned ~•
Couch 'Handles;
new -styles; Curtain Frames; Hub Bands; Bridle
Fronts; Roseates.- Swiveli; and Orna- ,
-
nathents; Iran Plated and " •
- ' Wood Gigt Hames ;
BUCKLES—BRASS, SILVER AND
".- JAPA'NNED,
an Styles and Patterns; IvorY.and Woodon gar
. tintral Rings,'Sttimp Joints, and a
of other' good attita
•bie-for the trade.
•
AU,„ ,KINDS OF , PIATINk . done' with
neatness and deipatch. ” • '
LEWIS WAMPLEIL
n04..63-tf. Chambersbnrg.
H :,ts.„. R A W_A R E.
SMITH & RICHARDSON, ,
611 Market Street, Philadelphia. '
3, FII141). SMITH. CJIAS.SICHARDSON.
The undersigned' would res.pectfully Call the at
tention of : COUNTRY MERCHANTS to their
large and well selected cW Ak of
lIARD sto RE.
Having made special arrangements for the Fall
Trade, we flatter ourselves we can offer inducements
to purchasers that will fully remunerate the trouble
of examining our stock. Wo ask but a trial, to con
vince the Country , Trade that we are- prepared to
sell low and accommodate. ~
Oar stock of Table and Pocket Cutlery isunniiially
large, selected with care, and including a variety of
styles that cannot but suit all tastes.
We have constantly on hand a large assortment of
Building Hardware,
Tools, Cutlery, •
Files, Tool Boxes,
and Chests: •
Saddlers and
Shoemakers' Tool's,
' - 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 confidence of our customers.
and to this end, we arc particular in filling orders to
-give the best. and as cheap as though the customers
were buying in person. Clive us a trial.
REFERENCES.-J. R. Shryock, Esq., A. R. McClue,
L. B. Eyster, Chambersbnrg.
SMITH & RICHARDSON.
ati5.63-tf. 611 Market St., Philadelphia,
NEW HARDWARE R7O
L. B EYSTER - • '
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally, tb atin connection with his
KEROSENE OIL AND LAMP STORE,
be has commenced the HAROWARE business, at
his new Store Room, one door _North of Sol,
I her'S Grocery. - His stock consists of the following
articles, viz :
Building Hardware,
• •
House Furnishing Goods,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
' Mechanics' Tools,
NaiLs by the small or keg,
Farming Utensils, such as „
2.-;-•
• - - Shovels:
• Spades.
Forks, - -
Potato
• "
Scythes,
etc., etc. •
Also, Glass, Paints, Benzole,
Linseed, Kerosene and Lubricating. Oils,
Lamps of allvlcucriptions, -- -
Chandeliers for Gas and KeroSene,
- r Fruit Jars, best quality. etc.
Agent for the sale of EVA-NS-I WATSON'S Firo
Proof Safes. jn12.9,M
H .
A R D W AR E.—The public aze in •
'sited to call and examine our extensive stock
of Hardware, Cutlery, &a. We keep on hand a large -
stock - of goods in our line, composed partly of the
'following goods, which we offer very cheap.
Iron. Files.- -- Looking Glasses.
Nails. Rasps, Farm Bolls.
Steel, Haas, ' . Springs. Axles,
Hocks, Glais, _ Boot •Tre.w„ •
Hinges, Chaim; . Shoemaker's Kit
Maw, , Whips; 'Saddler's Tools,
An sqls, Bolts; ' Trimmings.
Vices, Saws, . ' .' CoflinTrimmings
Bellows, Brusheg, Grindstones,
Paints, ITameri, Cedar Ware,
Oils, Shovels, Blasting Powder
Turpentine, . Rakes. ' Shot, Lead.
Hoes. ' Spades. Pocket Knives.-
Call and examine our Stock, Special inducements
offered for cash. (021,63.1 BRAND St FLACK.
, .
HARDWARE AND (11)1TLERY.
W. W. kNIGHT & SON,
Importara, and 'Dealers in-
AItERIC.AN, ENGLISH AND G i tRMAN
• iI.k . RD WAR
. 509 Commerce, Street, Philadelphia.
Between sth and 6th and Market. and Arch Sts
a a5,63-tf.
Sortuarbing Voiwo.
'Vir . UNDERLICH. & NE SD-,
TT 'FORWARDING. AND COMMISSION "Muncluvra.
North Second Street, opposite the Cumberland
Bailrotfd Depot, Chambersburg, Pa.
Cars run regularly to and from Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
AGENTS.—Peacock,. Zell ,k Hinchman, No. MR
Market St. Philadelphia.
- Lykens Valley, Broken Egg and Nut COAL. (di
rect from the annes), Wilkmbarro 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 prieos.
Sent 9,63. 'WUNDERLICH & NEAD.
'MEW ARRANGItIifENT.
..1.1 FREIGHT THROUGH To NEW YORE] WITHOUT
TasttstitPlCENT. The undersignedwonld resp potful lY
inform the public, that they are prepared to ship all
kinds of Produce, Merchandise, &e-
_from ,Cham-.
borsburg and Greencastle to New York without
transhiptitint, and deliver it at Now York-as quick
as it can be delivered in Philadelphia.
The - attention of Millers and Shippers is respect
fully invited to this new arrangement., For further
information inquire of
D,EITZ & MoDOWELL, Agents
fob 24-tf Chambersburg 'and Greonoastlo.
Taos. L. GILLESPIE. JACOB ZELLER.
fIILLESPIE, ZELLER & CO.,
.N.A PRODUCE & PROVISION M.ERCRANTS
AND' WHOLESALE GROCERS,
North-West corner of Sixth atd. Mariret Sta., Piil .
ndelphia. n015,63-If.
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE.
Dealers and Consumersof the above Celebraide
, Wash Blue, will please take notice that the Labels
ALFREDd to read "INDIGO BLUE, No.p at
WILTBERGBR'S Drug Store, 233
North Sedond Street, Philadelphia." The quality
of this Blue will be the same in everyrespect.
It is warranted to color more - water than twice
the same quantity of Indigo , and to, go muchfurthor
than any other Wash Blue in the market. It dis
solves perfectly clear, .and doettot. settle on the
clothes as most o£ thq other, makes do. One Box,
diolved in shall! pint of water will make as gdod
a liquid blue as any that is made, at ono-third the
cost.
As it is retailed' at the same price i as the- Imita
tions and inferior articles, housekeepers will' find it
very much. to their 'edit/adage:to askfor that put up
at W mragaosa's. • •
All Blue put uti after this date ivithllArkow's
-; name unfit is -an unitation. ‘ _ •: • ;
The new label does not ,
aitamis."For sale
by BtorekeePerrieugalii.• f' • fOI7IM.
,attainito.-At ILO).
jr-- ER . - CO E. , • ATTOyNEr ,AT 111,...W,
ChiiillilberAii.*: Pa. "' Offi'dein ' Mrs. iliM's Buil
difigsolireatlnonpoilte the Court House. - . _ •
~- ,
Having had official connection with the Provost
Marshal's Offiee, ho offers - his. Sgrt:iceS to drafted
men in, the 16th CongressionalDiStnet. el airoingex
emptioif from Militery service under the law, or for
r it
rphysical causes: and llopes.frqm• is exp eaience and
strict attention to business to sh, isfy those intrust
inglim with-their eases... Pers.!) s from abroad Can.
receive advice and have their cards prep 'red bY cor
respondence. ~. .
II
• Reference can be had to the Edard l of nrolment
of the 'l6th District, Hon. A. H. Mee ur
_,e Ron.
James Nill. Chambersburg, and. on, E „McPher
son. Clerk Rouge of Represent at yes'. jan27.
HASTINGS *GEHR, A tame!) at Law
andGencrof Claim Agent. dice—Marketst z .
East of the Court House. Chambersburg, Pa. ills
long experience- in. Washington. has given-hini • un
usual facilities for becoming thoronghly acquainted
with the business in the different Dpartments.—
Having resigned his position in the War Depart
thent. he is now prepared to attend to all business
entrusted to his care. Army and Navy Pensions„
Bounty and Arrears of Pay obtained for Soldiers
their Widows or Heirs. - • . • ap6-tf
VENN. EDY & NILL.-LAW PART
NERSHIP.—Tbe undersigned .have asseciated
themselves in the practice of the Law in the several
Conlis of Franklin County. ' Office 'on Market St.,
in the room heretofore eampied by T, B. Kenn.
T. B. KENNEDY
iun17.63.. , T. J. NILL.
-FM S. STUUTIATJOII. JOHN STRWART. •
TUMBAUGH & STEWART, ArroR
IZRYSS AT LAIV, Chambeisbtmg, Pa, give their
undit:ided attention to the practice of them profes-
Fion. • -
' John Stewart. Agent forprocuring Bounty money.
Pensions, and Arrearagos of Pay.
Office in the twin-I - lately occupied by Hon. Wilson
Reilly, on Market Street, epposite the Court Milne.
-.11m17.63. ' : , ,
11~.k, W. S. STENGER, knot?,
•• NE'r§ di LAW. Chambersburg, P. Collee
leetions promptly, attended to. W. S. Stenger. Dig
triet AttOrneY. and Agent for
_procuring Pensions,
Bounty money, and Arrears of Pay. Office in Frank
-3il door from the corner. jun 17,63.
M. S. EVERETT, ,Arxontwir AT
'LAW. Office in Mrs. Ba,`rd's dwelling, di
rectly opposite the Court House, Cnambershurg, Pa.
Will'practice in the several Courts of Franklin and
Fulton Counties. All legal business, entrusted ,to
his care will receive prompt attention. jun 17,63;
TT DPDOWELL SHARPE, ATTORNEY
:o. dT LAw..ChamberSburg, Pa: "Office in direßard's Buildings, directly opposite therCourt House.
Jun 17,63.
rjj O. SEILHAMER, ATTORNEY AT
\-A . Liw,Thismbercburg, Pa. Office, Main St.
above Queen, -in the room formerly occupied by S.
Reisher, Esq. . Jun 17,63.
T , S., CLARK,-TTORNEY ,AT ,LAW,
4. has removed his office a few doors East of his
fornier location, on Market Street, South side.
itm1.7.63. ,
CIALVIN DUN:CAN, ATTORNEY AT
kJ LAW: Office on Mdrket Street, in Lawyer's
Row. opposite the Court House. jun 47,63.
L. ,FLETCHER, ATTORNEY AT
LAW. Chambersburg, Pa. Office on East Mar
let St.; nearly oppOsite the Court House. jun 17,63.
A LEX, K.:••(M'CLITRE, ATTORNEY 'AT
Cl LAW, Chinibersbnrg. Pa. Office in the Franlv.
lin Repository Buildings. itm17,63.
WATSON ROWE, ATTORNEY AT
• LAW, • Greencastle, Pa. - 5ep30,63.
Riato, Zapo& ,ettato 4Thriabo
ECOND ARRIVAL. OF
11,A.TS" CAPS
'
AND
•
' ' STR•A•W GOO-Dl3.!_
-
GREAT, 4TT 4c 7: 1 . .0 NS !
New Styles and Good Qualities at Low Prices.
--:o
, lam now selling certain qualities of
Straw Goods at Old Prices.,
Call and see , ,
• _ that. I am determined to
keep up the reputation of the Old Stand,
to sell • - • •
cheaper,thaathe Cheapest. 'lea.
. •
- - Don't forget that -
• . E . O T '
lies
roinoced to his New Store Room,
four doors South of the Diamond.
In the Room lately.occupiedby,A. J. White,
' , ,Chambersburg, Pa. _
Aiocateutrotio.
PEMOVAL.—From'433 Market Street
)totharge ntoNBUILDING,SIaMarket an
510 Commerce Streets, Philadelphia,.
More Goods than an'! house in the United States.
•• •A. H. F'RANCIS , CUS,
513 MARKET AND 510 COMMERCE STS.,
Acepa the Largest Stock in the United States of .
Buckets. Broorns,,Tuhs. Churns,
Baskets, Brushes, Mats, Measures,
Clocks, Looking-GHasses, Oil Cloths and
Carpets, Window Shades and Paper,
• Bird Cages. Japan Ware and Whips.
Also—Cotton Tatting. Wadding.
Twines, Wicking. Ropes in Coils - -
, and Dozens, Cotton Yarns,
Cotton and Linen Carpet-Chain,
Our prices average. Lower than ,any other
House in the city. Call and sec for yourselves.
For further particulars - apply-to S. S. SHRYOOK,
Chs.mbersburg. - son 23 63
H. EMIIICFL • 1.8. it MRICH.
-CENTRE WOOLEN FACTORY---:The.
subseribers• respectfully inform 'their friends
and the P ublic generally;, that they have leased thi
'above named Factory- one mile north=west of Chem
bersburg, (best knorrnasilirrat'sFactorY) Air - a term'
of years, where they intend to manufacturo Cloth,.
Sattinet, 13lankets, Flannels and Carpeting from'
the fleece of • yarn. Country Carding and Fulling.
attended to. Also—lndigo , blue, and fancy' ,dying
done to order. • Having added a number of hew .nia •
chines to their Factory, they are no* prepared to do
work in the best style aid hope to- be ablci to render
general satisfaction to all who may favor ns with
their Onstom. -; • - -
.13e• WOOL }eft at the Btores of J. G.,Elder, and
B. Fob], in St, Thomas : jes. D. ScottJAri Bridge
gort,,and lit the House of H. Embich, on, Erunkjin .
St Uhambersburg, wilt be called 'for every two
weeks and returned when finithed.
junels:3m - Embroil, & sok :
11.8NBY BIEBER. JACOB COOVEIi.
QIERE - It &
R.I ( A 8;,
Wpst Queen Street, Chambersburz
Would respectfully informthicitizens6eChainhers
hdrg and surrounding eowatiy, that they - Aro • pre
pared to attend to the Undertaking in all its vujous
braneltei, from the -Laying Out of Coriiseit to , their
final disposition. They have facilities which en-.
shies them to make to order COFFINS of de
scription' at the shortest notice and .on.roasormbla'
terms.
Any- FUnerals attended in town and country
-45r All orders left with Ahem, at the well-known
Furniture and Chaff - establishment of H. Sieter,,on'
West Queen Street, will receive- prompt attentiOn •
' juriels
.
GPRING AND ' SUMAPACMILL6tEBY,
- I!ttiss Mthrißanierrzwonid inform herfrieads
and thelmblio generally. tbatralle,hosinst roed'
froth the Eastern Cities a tunitad c arefully - a w_~..ed
assortment of MILLINERY GOODS. LADM .
DRESS TRIMMINGS, &a.
BONNETS ; and , HATSr Made .and trimmed in
Ululated and moatfashio nab% steeiratUrt 0 0 1314
oppoaltaMtediFomeof s (mai
Maierd..
MEM
D Y
MMMi
AND
"PIStASES , IVESiIiTING IRO'R
DIS9RDERS,,OF THE LIVER
AND
D10E3T17,11 O,EGAHS.
are eniedtf_ : ..
HOOPLOtte2p GERMAN Brrtiti,
THE GREAT STRENGHIM TONIC.
ThOsiillittereliaist performed more crires t
Hare and do giro bettor satii4actiont
Have more testimony! •
• , „11(3 , 0FLAND'S OERNAIf .8117.1.6138
Hay° more respectlitliipeoble conch Torthend
- Than any other talkie in tho ntarkot is
Wo defyany.onest ountradict this assertion;And
WILL PA.Y : SI.,OOO „
To any liniwho *ill prod nee Crti genie litiblishod
by as, that isnot genuine ! ,
Will cure every case of
Chronic olltervons - DebilitY.' Diseases of the' tid
neya, and Diseases arising from .a
•
Discirderkl Stomach.
_
Observe' the followin/vioptoms. restiltinirfioat
Disorders-ef th 'ingestive Organs:
Constipation. Inward :Pays...Fullness or .11tood to
the Head. Acidity of the Stomach. Nausea.
• -Heartburn. -Disgust Air Food: Pull 7 .:i
• TIM or 'Weight in the Story
Stine 'Ernetei- • '
r • tions.Sinkiag
- or Fluttering at the '
• . • -Pit_ of the-Stomach. Swim- •
ming of the head. Hurried and Dif-''•
cult' BriathingiFlottering at the • Ileniti
Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in ang
postnre. Dimness of Dnts or We
before the Sight. Peverand Dull Pain
in the 'Head. Deffinency of
• • Penspiratioa,Yellow
.ness of the
• • Skin andTves. Pdin
- _
in the Side. pack. Chest, • •
Limbs; ko.,BUdden Flashes of Blot;
' Batting- iri the: Eiesb-_constant fin twin
inis -9f and great Depression Of Spirits
that this REMEMBER, that, thii Bitters is - 11'0T IffICO-
FroLic, contains no -Rum _pr Whiskey. and,On't
make Drunkards, btifis the BEST TONIC in tho
World. ' -
.;Ef:- READ WHO 'SAYS SO '-51iZ
, .
From the Paitor of thetolitlst
' Chureb,Pembertnn, N.4.. - formerly, of tho:Nrth
Baptist El:troll, Philadelphia:
* * • I have known Roofltind's Germanßitteri
favorably for a riiiffilibinf Year's. - I have used them
in my own facially: and- have been so pleased with
their effects that r induced to recommend them
to many others, al:al:now that they have operated
in a' strikingly beneficial. Manner. I take great
Pleasure in thus publicly Proclaiming this.faet,•and
calling thelattention of those afflicted with the-dia
eases for which they, and _recommended, to these
Bitters. knowing from experience that My 'reithm-
Mendation j will be Sustained. . l do this Mora cheer
fully as Hoofland's Bitters is intended to benefit thor
afflicted, and is "meta rum drink." .
ours truly, LEVI G. sgog.
,
, 1
From Rev. J. 'Newton Breirn. Editor of the
Encyclopedia of Religious KnoWledge.ataChris
tian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favoror recommend Po
tent Medicines in general, through distrustiottheir
ingredients and-effects, I, yet know of no sufficient
- reasons Why a man may not testify to th o benefits he
believes himself to have received from any simtdo
preparation:in the hope that he may thug aon`tnb
ntc to the benefit of others..
I this the more readily in regard to 11 ob and's
German Bitters. propered..by Dr. C. M. Jackman, of
this city. because I was.ucludlced against them for
Many years. under -the =premien 'that - they Were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. lam indebted to my
Friend. Robert Shoemaker. Esc.. for the removal of
this prejudice by proper, tests, and,_for micentage
meat to try them: when suffering from great and
long centinued debilitx.:- The use of three bottles of
these Bitters, at the beginning of the present ear.
wastollewed' by evident relief. and restoration to a
degree of bodily and mental - vigor which I had not
felt for six months before, and had almost (Repaired
ofregaining. (therefore thank GO'd and iny friend •
for directing m
J to the vise of them.
. NEWTOMBROOWIT,
Frera the Bev. Joe, H. Ktinnikra. Pastor of taro lOtt
t 'EaPtist Church.'
" Dr. Jackson:—Dear Sir: I kave been freqaentlY
'requested:to connect nkynamewith commendations
ofdifferent kinds of medicinee, brit regarding the_
practice as Out of roy appropriate sphere. I.h /it's in
all cases declined: but with a clear proof in various
instanc,es.and:riartictilartv in msramilY. of the 1188.
ftilnais of Dr. lleolland's Gisrmnn' Bitters; depart
for once from my niftuil course.' to 'expreas My full
conviction that. for general deb ifitu oft4e meta* anal
eeneeially for Liver amplaint, it se anie.antimal
uabie , grreaaratimt. In tome 'tans if they faiT ; but
usually. I doubt not., it will be yery • beneficial to
those who suffer from the above 4n use.
Yonro veil , vs - spectrally.' J. H. HEITHAR:6.
Eighth beluwDeates Street, Philadelphia.
From Rev 6 . h w ur z e ird e livepb ti ta x tf tg,pf.ptia
. .
Dr. C.M. Jaekson:=—Dear Sir:-Personal- art's:i
nce enables me to say that I _regard the ,fletsnais
Bitters prepared by you at a most MteellentmOdibine.
To cases of severe cald and_ general debility: zbaye
beenitreatlY_benefitted b the use of Abe Bitter%
and doubt hot they will produce similar eifeete osi
others. Yours truly,
•- WARREWRANDOLPIf, Qeininritbwfi; Ps.
From itev. J. ll:Tattier. Paster of neddlng M. B.
• Churehißbiladelnbia.
Dr. Jackson:—Dear Sir L • Having used your Ger
man Bitters in my family frelluently . l am jpiellared
to say thatit has been-of. great, service: I believe
that id most ewes of general debility of 'the's•tem
it-is the safest and most valuable remedy - or
I have any knowledge. Yours rearectfully.
. J. 11.1`17RNBE, 726.N.:19thStioet.
From the Rev. J. M. Lvent, former Pastor , fa the
Columbus IN. J4auil 31illerstown .(Penna..), Bay
' • ' • -
Wit Chtirohes. - •
C .
• • :
Dr. CM:Jaiikscia . :-:-DrearSir: Ire& it u !Ammo
thus, of myown- avoid; to •bear testimony:tii , the
excellence of thekl-erm an Bitters. Some yeara since
bens much afflicted with DYipepsia. r use d them
With very , beneficial results. I bare eften" re
commended them to persons enfbabled by that tor
menting disease, and have heard. from •lltem,the
most flattering testimonials as to their great van.
• In Oases of general debility . ; I believe fad bei is - fouls
that cannot. besurpassed. J. M, ,LTONS.
Prom the Rey. Thomas Winter, Pastor T pexber-
OnghYai.ifitiiniolt.
Dr.Jaclition;4•Dear'Sir.: feel it di:m.l4*mm ex
salient preparation. Hoofland's Germcialli#ers, to
add my testimony to the deserved reputation-it has
obtained.. ,I have for years, at times. boetvtroubled
with'sreatdisorder in my head, and nervereSSYstsira.
I was advised by a friend ;to . try a bottlet of tour
German Bitters. I did so. and have experienced
great' and' unexpetted relief" mylteitith , Wheat
very materially benefitted. I confidently ; recour
mend the 'article where I'meetwitir casetkithilar to
my. own, and have,beert osetwed•hy :reauy.of . :thahr
good effects. Respectfully ours,
• T. IVlMBltißoxbortinta."Pa.
, . .
ME!
Pi('Mt the Rev. J. S.:Mini' an, at this Garnish Re
formed Church.ligtatown, Barks county, 1%
Dr. C. M. Jackson:—Respected sir: haiebeen
troubled with" 'DYlnepsta nemly twenty ,•entSi'and
have never used:any medicine that did me as ninth
good - as Efoofiand's 'Bitters: -I am very midi imp
proved in health after having taken five bottles.
Yours wait respect. J. 8: HERMAN.
•
•Largeßize applding nearly double quantitel
sl"per Bottle—half dOzen
SnialLtize-75 Centa Der.Bottle—halfdozew OS
• BEWARE OF COUNTERktaTB
ei trial the sign alma ot C. JACIESON."
is on the WAtAP,M, of each bottle.
Stuiuld your nearest druggist not have the artieie
:lariat be put off byway of the in toxicatit s weiiii.
,tions that may be offered Jails place, haste:loe se
and urewillforwatdoteenrelypaoked.by teriSiW
:PUN CIPAL male , IpTAterritiT.OLT
JUN AS & irtv4:4o,
Ob
05too weans? 0:41.401E3*i & J,
Puente:ions ;
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own in - t - United , 44." 'D ealers
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