':6
it.)l , -,itillrtrat .-.6y..itact,
t V: A IN
SPRISEV TIME - TABLE. Fl VE' 'PRAIA
Irip tb'an44fion: Phgtidelphia,-6n and'arter May
•rThe Passenger Trains of the PennElhFitnia
Rail
road,ComDaay'willdeppart froul and arrive ,'at far
lia,barg,and'Philadelphia R. 4; follt*S!
.BASTWARD:
. _
• TrAROIBIR ...F,XX:ItESS -TRAIN, leases Harris
' lattrglitilY at 2.45 4 . . ii., and , arrives at` West phila
,lisipttia at 6:55 A. 11; , • , - '
'FAST 'LINE Diaies Harrisburg daily (except
• fouday) 6.00_4111., and arrives at West Philadel
-'. hid at 10.104..1i: ' PaSsengeo- take breakfast at
aucaster. •
FAST. .14;ttni,TRAIN. leaves Harrisburg 'daily
(oxeObt Sunday) at LOO 7.5 t., and_ arrives at West
• ,- PhilaAleinbili at 5.20 P.M.
'MOUNT "JOY ACCOMMODATION; leaveillar
,- "'Fishing at 7.20 CanneCLS atl.,ancaster with Lan.
Ouitsr Aecominodation Train, and arrives at 'West
* 'Philadelphin,at 12.25 P.M.
COLUMBIA ACCOIAMODATION TRAIN,leav es
• 4 - arrisburg at 12.211,r4m., Columbia 1:55 and ar
'swim atlatteastevat 2.30 r.st,: connecting with Fast
" - Mail Batt at Inneakter for Philadelphia, and arrives
.it West Philadelphia at b. 20 P. 11.
• L'-31AIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 1.20 .
Dui - dikter at 2.47 •r.u., and arrives at W'estPhiladel
st
r HARRIS BURG ACCOIIiiODATION TRAIN.
iria,Volditibia, leaves Harrisburg at 5.'25 P.X.; and
; - iirrives at: PhileAciphia at 10.50 P. 31.
WESTWARD: •
'BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Har
risburg daily'lexcept Mondaylat 2.10 5.31.• Altoonu
7.35' Aar., take breakfast; and arrives at 'Pittsburg
~at 12.30 P.M. •
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves
, !Harrisburg daily at 3.10 A. x.; Altoona 8.20 A.m., take
breakfajtl,,and 'arrives at Pittsburg at 1.00 P.M.
MAIL' TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 1.30 p.m.!
AHObna at 7.15'Px., take supper, and arrives at
Pittsburg at 12.30 A. 31.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg at 315 P.M.: Al
' •toona at 8.35 p.u., take supper, and arrives at Pitts
- burg at - 1.00 A.M.
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION leaves Lip
s:aster at - 8,30 A. m., and arrives' at Harrisburg al
11 10 "
- HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Antilas Vest:Philadelphia at 2.45 p.m.; and arrives
atllatrisburg at 8.10 P.M. , • •
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION No. 2, leaves
Laneaster.nt.o-.25, nominating with Harrisburg Au--
eoinideraitlonlVest. leaves Mount Joy at 7.00 P. •m .
and arrives at Harrisburg,at 8.20 P. M.;
SAMUEL D. YOUNG, •
;Supt. Middle Div. Penna. R. -R.
N°R
'PIIERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
' 3 I . IIREE , TRAINS DAILY TO AND 'PROM BAL
,._ 11,110 RE AND WASHINGTON. CITY.
!"- ConnectioaS Made with trains on Pennsylvania
P:allroad, - .to and from Pittsburg and the West.
' BE TRAINS DAILY to und from the North
slid West Branch Susquehanna, 'Elmira' and all of
Northern New - York. • ,
On and' after MONDAY. MAY 16th, 1864, the
Passenger Trains of the Northern Central Railiva)
wiljarrtve at and depart from Harrisburg andPal
timore as follows:
~,
SOUTHWARD.
...MAIL] , TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily (es- •
. i _ -
cept Sunday._ • 10:25 a.ic
• leaves Harrisburg...,.. " 1:20 P.M.
' • • " ' arrives at Baltimore 5:40 P.M:
EXPRESS'TRing 'leaves Sunbury.dr
~,_ ~ (except Sunday _21:42 P.M.
.. . , " , leaves idarrisb'g ex
, --- , -copt Monday).. 250 A.M.
•
at arrives at Baltimore
`:4,. •_- _ - • (except Monday)... 7:00 A.M.
14.1tILIBB'GACCOlViMODATION leaves
-T, - - ' ~ - Harrisburg- .. ........ 7:00 A.M.
- SUNBUIW ACOMMODATION . 'leaves
..;:. , ' :Sunbury daily, (es
,; - - eept Sunday) at
, ' '.NORTIIWARD.
*AIL, 'TRAIN lathes Baltimore daily
. , ~ . .
iz
leaves Harrisburg . 1:35 P.M.
arrives at Sunbury 4:05 P.M.
,F f X.PRESS TRAIN leaves Baltimore dai
ly ' ' 9:30 P.M.
arrives at Harrisb'g... 1:50 A.M.
leaves HarrisVg dai- ! ,
ly (except Monday - 3:15 A.M.
. . ,_ " ' ' arrives at Sunbury.. 5:53 A.M.
' - 11ARRISIPG ACCOMMODATION leaves
:
Baltimore daily ex- '
. ,
• • ,
- ' eprit Sunday) ' ' 3:00 p.k.
, --, ~ • .- arrives at Harrisbitrg- 7:50 P.M.
''',..,811.".4.1315R5C ACCOMMODATION : leaves
, Harrisburg daily {ex
,., , -.,' .. , -•. oept Sunday) at ' 4:00 p.m.
' Foi - facrilier information apply at l the Office, in
-,-- 'Pennsylvania Railroad DepPt.
8ui17,64
, J. N. DuBARRY, Gen. SuPf.
[ 1864. -1864.
"4i
IiCIHILADELPHIA AND,ERIE
RAIL
ROAD.—This great line traverses the Nevi:horn
and Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the city.
of Erieionrlmke'Efte. • - .
It has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad .
eemPal.Y. and under their 1113STAM is being rapidly.
sported thronghout its - entire length.
It is now in use forPassengerand:Freightbusiness.
front liarriaburg to•- ! St._ Mary's (216 miles,) on the
- Eastern Division, and from Sheffield to Erie, ;IF
miles. oit - the WebternDivision:• • -
TIME OF • PAESENGEE TRAINS AT HARRISBURG
LRA.VE 'EASTWARD.
Eifiresi
............... •••+•,•••••-..
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Mail' Train ' • ' • 1:35 r.u.'
Expresser .- 3:15 A.M.
Cars run through without 'change both ways on
• these trains, between Philadelphia and Lock Haven
tsild.hetreen Baltimoraand Leek Haven. • -
' Elegant Sleeping Cars on the' Express Train both
'ways:between Williamsport and .Baltimore," and
- Williamsport and Philadelphia. ;
::For informat ioares p ect mg Passeiger business aP
plyjatithe S. E. Corner 11th and Market Streets,
• Philadelnhia. -
And for Freight business of thetoinpany's Agents:
IL-Kumexost. Jr., eorner , l3th' and Market Sts..
Philads, •
r„ • W. Havnotms, Erie. -.
J. M. DRILL Agent N. e, H. 11.. t Baltimore, Md:
11. H. 110i)STON,
Gen: Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
, • ' • Lgwrs L. #IOUPT.
• Gen. Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
. . . .
JOS.'D. POTTS,
inn 15.61,: Gen. Manager, Williamsport.
ell:J*1GB R.L D, *ALLEY D
vj FRANKLIN RAILROADS.—CLIA.NOR, Of.
11011118.—Oh and aftei 'Monday, :April 4th, 1864,
•Tasstittgeerraina will tun: daily, as follows, (Sun
: • •-daYs,exoented):v . - • ••• •
FOR eII'AMBERSBURGI AND:HARRISBURG:
•—iielViett4ierr‘. .
' ' 'A' " liEreentnette
Arrive at
:," Chambereintrg -' ' - ' • ' - '
~' -''' ',' ' 'A Leave at,
ri leave Shititoettsbtirg • '
.• , " • N'avvviiid • • •
" slisle 5:55 10:10 2:42
"!` • Ideehnniesburir " fi:s" 10:42 3:12
t' Arrive atHarristrarg.,, .. ......
.... 41:15 3:40
CHAMVERSBU ito AND HAGEI3,TOW N
L. P.-M., P.
• b•llerave'llexrisl?*g • • 8:05 1:32 4:-.11
• Monfunnesbu_tg 8:47- 2:15 4:14
".- ' - Carlisle • 9:27 2:55, , 5:2"
• " Novrville • -10:02 3:29
Shippensburg 10:33 4:00
•" Arrive atChambersburg 11:00- 4:30.
Leffe Chanibersburg • 11:10 4:40
• illrenneastio ' 11:55 .
Srrive at Harrisburg r 12:35 • sao
Making dose connections at ,Harrisburg with
• .• trains for,Philadelphia, New York and "Pittsburg,
and With trains for all points West. -
. . ,The`Train leaving Harrisburg at 4:20 .1 1 1:11.; runs
i f only as far as Carlisle. 0. N. LIPLX, - Supt.
~H. H. (Ace, Charnb'g - , APril 4,166,1.
_RAR'J'c•Ai D T. P . E' S
IIOUSE AND SIGN PAIN rER. • 2
4 • tIIRAINER, - ;:3LAZIER AND PAPER HANGER:
• ; &pit in titi Neir• Bieilditve , adjoining the Ala t•
'hit - Street Bridge, Criamberibitrg, Pa.
; I • ies,,pectfugy tatic.this met.lloo.Af thanking:the
' titrzerrs of Chambersburg and , yittatty, for the vary
liberal patrcut age. received .tit tft sir bands since
i
my residence
„n this place, and ittering mysiat
that I have done. arid: Mu still:nrePired to do the
irarYhiliflt work. in my icit tontinuance ol ;
pest favor, '" B. C. FELLOIVS:
resnettfully - refer to any army patrons
;• -gt4h2Cl "Oyster, Win Melellan, Col. A: R. McClure,
Kijg": Ylf.'N'iccolls: Presbyterian Church, Dr. Rich
ards. Dr. Fisher of the German- Reformed Messen-
Ailivoli . Eyeer, Win.'C;ES-s•ter, and any oth
4"lit's I hare slime %fork—for character of
work done and expeditipp, CmnyTB.GIJB. T. F":".;
-1'443, - -A1 - Cr It A 1 , 111 ! G RAI NA !
WASIIABAL'GIi'S-,BREWER
ett4t , ntfutsgtfid. Pt.
oriteArrid r esiOtted take-. this method of informing
k is f r i en d & an d, , ftho .pAbiie, generally,. that he hos
lettsafbf ittu'rnef - yeiresthe well' known'Breivers
establiehusent heretofore
'be by Mr. Tipton
Wailtabtugh: He will he glad td famish to his
friends and the =old patrons of the House with the
,Ansat ALL 4E114 the shortestnotiee,and rattle low.;
The hig_hest Cash netwill. opal for .ofiti
-I VusIteIVIII BARLEY; de_'irivitici at eh ainWeir-brirg.
;a20,61-0. .ALEVANDER MARTIN...
.'—'•--
, .„ .
T tit:, CO OK' , :ATTORNEY AT Lew` 'Nis s! o'.'N & '-'-: If' A:41:-.1, J. 'lsi ! ' ) S
. • ..' , -
0 - - Chan* crsburgi Pa, -Office, in- FATS. Bard's-Buil- - 4 -- - 'CABIN ET OW:EA - NS '
. MELODEONS were introducol some twenty YenrS
dings. directly opposite . the Court House.
.oince. and were succeeded by the HARMON I UMS
Having hail official- conpeetion with - the Provost
',l2i br b o ti ta tit h ri t in fo cy its ea p rs res igo en . ti - '..T ta h t e e :C ar A v ll e t ri N e .t. e. 'T tio c i rmA .
Marshal's - Office he offers' iliA if.dtrieEgi to drafted
men in the 16th Conkressiorml District, claiming ex
. .a.zruncr_of 1862... • -- • . : -
emption from Military service under the law, or for ii i was
the
Physicitlmmses; and topes frordbis - experienec and ''.' - THE AWIATIC BELLOWS SWELL'
strict i attintion to business to satisfy those antrust- ' L`T
ins arca t advantages ever:my other invention of the'
ink hint with their cases. Persons from abroad can • chid. v conabie or much finer effects Ulan• can be
receive advice and have their cases prepared by cm.. ' )roduecti by-any- other, and is zonre cosily wed be
respondence, - . , •—,. • - — he ,nc,:former', and ;excels especially in rapecitir Jor
Reference can be bad to the Board of Enrolment ;xpre4Rion. -
of thel'lfith District, Hon. A. K. McClure, Don. • Ra - Please„notie.e advance in prices.,. .5
James NiLli_Chambersburg, and Hon. Ed. MePher- . ` C.ABI.NET ORGANS. '; ' i
son; Clerk Mouse of RepresentatiVes. " jan27. ' N 0.15. Four Octave, Single Reed, in Vtialnut •
or Oak case.- -
.1. " 95
N 0.16. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case...- 120
No, 17. Five Ocia ve,Single Reed, it Walnut or
Oak Case ' ' - - .115
'do, 18, The Smite; in elegant Rosewoad`Case... 145
' Rio; 19. Four Ociare, Double - Rend, in Walnut -
or Oak Case LIS
co;2O. The Came, in elegant Rosewood Case.- 150
! '..40. 21. Five Octave, Double Reed, in Walnut
• or Oak Case .‘...v; - 150
NI . O. 22. The Sams,-in elegant Rascwood Case... 180
No. :M. ,The Same . in - Solid Carved Moulded -7
Walnut ' , .•180
No, 10. Pedal 8at...1s Cabinet Organ, in s Widnut
or Oak Case - 550
!,Sixes of ellro _finish mode lo order.
N 0.12. Eight Stop. Cabinet Organ, in , Walitut
or (Mk Case, 400
No. 11. The Shine, in elegant Relewood Oise.- 475
No. 14. Six Stop Cabinet Organ. in Wohnit;or
Oak Case.. ;, - • 260
MELODEONS.
HASTINGS GEM - , Attorney at Law
of
Mini Agent. Offiee—Market st.
Fait of the Court House, Cliambdrshint - Pa. Hi.
long experience in Washington has givdn him un
usual facilities forldecoming thoroughly acquainted
with the biisitibss in the 'different Departments.—,
Having 'resigned his pOSition in the War Depart
ment:lie is now prepared to attend to all busines
entrusted to his care. Army and Navy Pensions
Bounty and Arrears of Pay obtained for 'Soldiers,
their Widows or Heirs. ap6-tf
IENNEDY & 'PART
xxasnig.—The undersitmed have aisbelated
themselves in the practice of the Law in the several
Courts of Franklin County. Office on Market St.,
in the room heretofore occupied b T. R. Kennedy.
.
T. . KENN,EDY.
T. . NILL.
junl7,€.3
F. S. STUIVIAttfiFf.IOI - IK'STF.W.II37.
QTIIMBAUGH & STEWART,ArroR
1 Nf:YS AT LAW, Chatnbersburg, Pa., give their
and vided attention to the practice of their profess
sion
4 ohn Stewart. Agent for procuring Bounty money,
Pemtions, and Arrearages of Pay.
Office in the room lately occupied by Ron, Wilson
Reilly, on Market Street, opposite the Court House,
jun 17,63.
fl & W. S. STENGER, Arroli:.
OF• NP,YS AT LAW, Chatilboll , bllig,' PR. eolleci
lections promptly attended to. W. S. Stenger, Dis-
Wet Attorney, and Agent for procuring Pensions,
Bounty money, and Arrears of Pay._ Office in Frank:
lie
.I:Wilding, 3d door from the corner. jun 17,63.
WM. S. EVERETT,' ATTORNU AT MASON 'elz: HAMLIN'S
LAW.. Office in Mrs. Bard's dwelling. di- 1 CABINET ORGANS,
reetly opposite the Court House, Chambersbnrg, Pa. WITH ONE oft Two sr .TS QP REEDS,
Will practice in. the several Courts of Franklin and -
- CONT MUNI; TUE
Fulton Counties. All legal business entrusted to t
.11;TOMATTOSWELL-. BOUM:E. BELLOW'S,
his care will receive prompt attention. „inn 17,53 . i '
XNEP STOP AXII et , M lIINATION V II,VE.
MADOWEU/ , SHARPS, ATTORNEY i 4.2 , -Eecip limlrilnient tro.rroithq /or bit', Yertr4. - C , 14
• . AT LA U', ChFobersburg. Pa. Office in' Mrs
- IPaters , TOSt $ .. 0 To 'sal
'''•-e Cabinet. Or,g;in . is the ' only instrument . which
Bard's Buildings , directly opposite the - Court house. "
iunl7.M. - combines the requisites for Church and.Piirlor Mu
sic; fur the school room and the social festival gath
ering. For while it possesses sufficient
. pewer for
the Iwcompaninient of a large chorus, it Is, from its
capability of all shades of expression, and-its won
derful , revgendo and diminuendo. most effective as
a solo-instrumeoL It is capable of orchestral ef
fects, and rapid music, as trills. arpeggios, &c. From
its sustained tones• it has a decided advantage over
the Piano Forth, for rendering of many of the
ehoicestmoreehux of the masters, such as sympho
nies. quartettes. etc.
It. A. MefltßE, Charnbershuig, Pa.,
General Agent for Pennsylvania.
N.B.—The undersigned will sell, and deliver in
State,d Cabinet Organs anywhere in this
at , factory prices. • All inquiries' by letter
promptly answered. Linnl7.r.,fl-tf.) R. A. Me,
Cam. Lew; O. SEILHAMER, ATTORNEY AT
Chambersbure, Pa. Office, Main St.
above Queen, in the room formerly occupied by S.
Retailer, Esq. 3ttlii7.63. •
LS. CLARK, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
iv has removed his office a few doors East of his
tormer location, on Market Street, South Ride.
jrm17,63.
OALVIN M. DtINCAN, ATTOEiNET AT
LAW. Office on Market Street. in Lawyer's
Row, opposite' the Cohrt House. ' jun 47,63.
AT
THOS. L. FLETCHER, ATTORNEY
Lew. Chamberaburg, Pa.- Office on East Mar
ket St.. nearly opposite the Court House. jun 17.63,
ALEX. K. M'CLURE, ATTORNEY AT
law, Chambersburg, Pa. Office* the Frank
lin Repository Buildings. jun 17,63.
jA WATSON ROWE, ATTR
ONEY AT
1.1 • Law. Gredneastle, Pi. sep3o,63.
7:30 li.M
Matdys ant Sjrbnlrt).
AUGHINBAIJGH'S
12.1. • CLOCK, WATCH AND
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT,
MAIN 16. T., NEXT THE ,POST OFFICE;
• : VIIAMBEILSBURG, PA.
The undersigned would respectfully call attention
to his present stock, consisting of
WATCHES..
Gold and Sayer. of American and European Man
ufacture, of all qualities and styles, and
at the lowest prices. -
C L 0 C.K S
In great variety.- Parlor, Mantel, Office, Am.
•
J• EWELB,Y.
The newest nhd most , desirable styles of Oily x.. Coral
and Pearl; Gold Chains, BraceletS, Finger '
. Rings, Gold Thimbles, Sleeve But-•
tons,Neeklaees,Armlets,Ma
sonic and Odd Fellows' Breast Pins, &e.
MOURNING AND JET JEWELRY.
A aplendid stock and newest styles. -
SILVER AND PLATED . WARE:
Consisting of Tea Sets, Castors, Mugs, Spoons,
Forks, &c.,
GOLD PENS
From the best and most celebrated manufactories.
.FANCY GOODS.
A very large and attractive stock.
. CUTLERY. AND POCKET KNIVES.
Rodger's superior Pen Knives. of different
quali
ties an&prices.
GOLD; SILVER. AND STEEL - SPECTACLES.
The long experience of the undersigned in the se=
tectior, and, adaptation of Glasses era-
1:20 P.M
2:50 A.M
bles him to suit any-sight.
At no time have the people of this county had a
more attractive and extensive stock to select from
than is now preSented at the establishment of the
andersigtied. Every article is new and of the latest
style, and will be sold at the very lowest price. An
,examination is_ solicited before purchasing else
where.
' REPAIRING done at the shortest notice by eore-
Petent workmen.
CM
F 0 R S-Y T FL '
& CO.,
W
• - 42 and 44 .21linpiatt St., Nem York,
(Adjriningthe Post Office,) - ' .
-
Offer for sale the following magnificent lint of i
WATCHES, CHAINS.i.JEWELRY, 41:C., NT E W SH 0 E STO R, E.—The. sub-
VALUED AT $300.0001 - . /I scriber takes this method of informing the
'acb Article One Nllar, and not to be Paid Po, i citizens of Chamhershurg rind vicinity that he has
' until YOU \ know whatl/011- fret. * illit returned from Philadelphia with an ENTIRE- .
100 Gold and Silver Watehes..slo 00 tO $lOO each' LY NEW sTOCii of Boots and Shoes. of every
200 Ladies' Gold Watches ;',5 ea-li , variety. style and pattern, and of the best MUM
. 500 Ladies' & Gents' Silverdo ' 15 each , factures.
5,0tkl Ladies' Gold Penci15...:..... 400 to 6 each lie has no old Skop keepers on hand. His 'thole,
5,000 Gold-band Bracelets..:,.. ; .. 300 to 10 cimh i. stock i , new. Give him a call—you eon easily suit
10,000 Lockets, Chains and Rings 250 to 6 each . yourself. He invites the Ladies especially, to call,
5,000 Cameo, Mosaic and Jot : ', as he NN ill take pleasure in showinehis goods. Store
Brooches 4 0040 6 each in the room formerly occupied•by Froloriek Smith,
6,000 Coral and Florentine Ear ' , Esq.. as a Law Office. and inorqrccently used for the
Drops 400 t 6 ft each p_urpose by George F;yita. Eso., two doors North OT
10,000 Gents:Breast-Pins 200 tq Al each Fisher's Hotel. Main Street. Chitnibershnre, IN. 1
15,000 Sleeve Buttons and Basotri - ' - , His large and well selected stock • lie being aurae-
Studs 2 00. to 5 each tical Shoemaker, consists of Ladies' Gaiters, Boots.
10,000-Sets bodies' Jewelry .. ..,-.. 500 to 10 e a ch .. Slippers and Buskins: sfisecs and Chitdren's risots ,
6,000 Lava and Florentine 'gets 400 to 0 each • and Shoes: 'Gentlemen's Gaiters, Slippers; Bopts
10,000 bald ' Pens, . Silver-mount - . and Brogans.
, .
ed Holders 400 to 5 each Don't foreet Om place. No trouble to showlioods
-5,000 Gold Pens. withSiiver Ex- ' 1 at TFIE NEW STORE, two doors North of Fish,
tension o„,ses and Pencils 1 4 00 to 6 each • ere lintel, Main Street. Chambershure, Pa. '
-The oracles in this stock of Jewelry are of th 3 . . intil7,63. PETER. FELDMAN
---
i tieatest ltid most fashionable styles. Certificates of , , I -,
all the various articles are put in sealed envelopes , IN- J., N lO l 800 T .
. .
and mixed, thus giving all a fair chance, and scut : AN O
by mail.. for 25 cents each: and on receipt of the cci- , - H A'r $ 'l' OTi E
tificate, tt is at your option to SOTRIONE . DOLL), R awl, I N CII A 11l BE It SBUR G .
take the ; articlo named in it ormot. Five Cert i neat in., t Th e subscriber has3iist open edi n the rooms forrayrly
for s 1 ;,eleven for "5.2: thirty for $5; sixty for $lO • e occupied by Mr>C. Ilnrkhart as IL Confectionery, and
one hundred for $l5. Certificate money to bo en- - -,. adPinine the Drug Store of Mr. A..r. Miller. an en
closed with order. Correspondence promptly an- : •tirelv now stock of all kink-of BOOTS, SlloES,
stvercd.. HATS. TRUNKS. V A USES, UM BRELL AS..k.i".;
AGENTS WANTED in every townand regiment- .: all of which has been bought for cash, mpt will he
Send for a circular. Address - i sold fur cash. as cheap. if not a little cheaper.thu
• W-,.' FORSYTH A: Co`4. • any other house. in the comity. Allsiti wan rot anY
juin:2-31rd • ' , 42 Ss.4l Nassau St., New Slue:. t thine in his line will find it comity.,
their advootaeo to
--- t . 1 Tiro him li Oa IL S ept ti , s to 11. B. WINTON.
.. ,
7:01) 2:45
7:37 3:35
8:17 '4:29
£OO -1.2:55
0:00 - 1:213
.9:33 • 2:00
Dr!
- TiklVlrr SMUT.
__,- ; JAMB POIYVI-:A.
QIERER & COOVE'It.
k..) - , 1 1.1'N D:E RTAR E R-S . . ,
,- West Qum ; Street, Chanibersburg, Pa., i .—_,..—,,._.
Would respectfully inform thecitizens a Chambem
burg aridsurtpunding country, that; they are pre-; n.
.F 7 A, A. 1. 1. • I:Y .D' Y - E - COL 0 RS
, -
pared to,attend to the Undertaking in AI its Variom ' ;',. PATENTED OCTOBER' 13, 1863.', -
branches, from the Laying Out of Corpses to their ` Blricli..., Dark Green, • '
fintd distWiiqon. They have facilities which en— Black for Silk,. ..: ~ Light Green,
ahlss them- toinako to, order COFFINS of any de- ; , DaA . 'Me: . ' - Maaeatti: '' - .
scrintion at the shortest notice and on reasonable ' . ' Light• Blue„ , Mahe,
. -, . , _ ,• • Frcrieb - •Blue;* -f Maroon, - • '
• UM-. Funeral's, rtiteaded in town and,cotintry. : Claret Brown. • Orange,
4. - e- All orders left with them, at the well-known ' • Dark Itioisn. . - Pink, , • • -
Furniture and Chair establishment of H. Sivrer. on 1 • Light 'Tirdwtr, _ Fipple, ' "
West t./ueetlStre,et, will, receive prompt attention i. - 'Snuff DrOwn, •-,'• • 'Royal Feriae, , -
ignels , --, - Cherry. Salmon,
- Crinison, . Scarlet,
•..
,
,
QPRTNG AND SUMMER MILLINERY i ; : Dark Drab, • , Slate, • 2
L- 1 '"Mis's MARY BA rciaiTZ iT6IIIII inform her friends, .; ' ' - Light Drab, , Solferino,'
and the public generally, that-she baiiust received 1 s , Fawn Drab, Violet,
from the Eastern Cities anew, and e trefullYseleeted ' 1 • Light, Fawn Drab Yellow.. '
assortment of MILLINERY, GOO DS . 'LADIES' For Dyeing Silk; Wooleti and Mixed Goods, Shawls;
DRESS TRIMMINGS, &c.• • ; Scarfs. Presses, Ribbons,Oloves, Bonnets, Hats,
BONNETS and ,MATS made and trimmed in' Featbers.•Rid Oleyes,_.Children's Clothing.
the latest and most fashionable styl e.at short notice, ': •: and art kinds' of Wearing Apparel.
4a,..- Rooms opposite Montgomery's Hotel. fmay4 ; - tam- ,A SAVING OF tie-PER CENT - Elf •
A- It:It'll. U R ',11.' 13. , A N D 0 L s + l 'For . * cerits Y_OU ettri colt:wits many_goo r o as Ivocy
MANUFACTURE OF 'ROSEWOOD AND otherwise costlly!) times that sum,
_V i
, .1 can be produced from the same dye.'ihe o Fi:c ri es au srs
GILT
LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES, ';success; Directions in English, French and German
„,. of every description, . ' ' :, inside of`. eackpackage.'
N.- W. Cog. or. THIRD.AND CALLOIIILL STB.. PHILA.:; For further information in, Dyahrig,,Und giving a
Orders to the largest extetit;PtotnPtlY executed. . ) perfect knowledge what colors are best adapted to
Orders filled by. S. s.slinyoutc, Chateilsersb'g, Pa P. dye over others, (with many valuable recipes,) pur-
Sep 23 . . ,;.; , ,-' .., ,;. • .. !, chase Howe & StevenP'TreatiPo on Dyeingfand Col-
TIL - ANK; DEEDS.—An ssortmelit of! , ° lttalu S v i i tt lir li id ir i l ) all C' ' r ligal t of
fiTtl e itl Er ts - .' -
al :BIANKiDEEDS lust irinted on, fire'Pnrula `i
- hoNI-1Y11.._• , y ' roadway, Bostrin.. , :
.mead-PraOirsihrta for sale at the ntroMo;tv Offieo . Foe Sale us - Diu:tallith find dealers ginerallY. • '
,
attoritzgo at Lam.
E. AUGIIINBATIGH.
2d door Southof Post Office, Cham
~c)c ~ ir auto:At 5 At 0 0p,01.71t,;') ig.c.44 12 1041 1 14.':,r Pft•
i:. . filusicitt,-
No. 4. Six Octave, Piano Style, Rosewood ease 170
No 5. _Five.OctaN 0, - _ 135
_ _
No. G. " _Portabl e
- No. 7.
" Walnut ease.—
J
'
No. S. Four:And-a-half Octave:Portable, Rese
wood Case
No: 9. Four Octave, Portable. Rosewood ease... 75
Air Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the sub
scriber. • .
As Agents for Messrs. Mason S Hamlin we are
enabled to sell at their New York prices, and chars'
nothing for freight.
We have sold a number of their instruments, and
can give numerous satisfactory references. •
S. S. SURYOCK, Agent,
Chambersbnrg,
arl3-tf
pRINCE - &- CO'S
WELL KNOWN
MELODEONS AND HARmomums!
Introducing, the effect of 'Pedal Bass on every In
strument.
E. GABLER'S unsurpassed IMIOS for cash ut
a liberal deduction, or on Mo thly Instalments.
IY-ti Over: 0,0(X1 sold in Phila elphia.
JAMES BELLAE, Sole Agent.
27) & 281 South Fifth Street, above Spruce.
sel6-Iy. Philadelphia.
AT A S 0' N - M L I N'
CABINET ORGANS
Di EL OPEO NS.
Description pamphlets furnished gratis at the Book
Store of S: S. SHRYOCK.
AGENT for Ma . son & Hamlin's Musical Instru ;
meats.
Prices the same as in New York and Boston, b4 , r
freight. [inns 2-Ifl
PIANOS. -R: A. M'CLUB,E.
Sole Agent for the celebrated
DECKER BROTIfERS (NEW YORK) PIANO.
Pianos deliTered, and put up in good condition,in
any part of th,, s:tnt, n t
FACTORY RETAIL PRICES.
All Instruments warranted for fire years.
Pianos from other Faeteriev wilt he furnished if.
: desired. " R. A.:MeCLUEE.
jun 17.63
__ Chambentharg. Pa.
-________
m A.S 0 N eArtn & ,Fir g tG A A : t L I
N' S
s
•
, MELODEONS. Descption pamphlets furnished gratis at the Book
Store of S. S. SHRTOCK.
AGENT for Mason k liamlin's Musical Instru
In Mit S.
Priee9 the same as in New Ydrt: anti Boston. /e.i4
freight. I mar Ail
L E & 13 it
Imborters, Mnnanetnrerg and
WIJOLESA LE DEA LEas
lii MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,'
GERMAN. FRENCH AND ITALIAN STRINGS
No. 703 MARKF.T STREFT, Pli IT,\PwLPnTA.
Orders carefully attended to by S. S. S lIRYOCK,
Chambersburg. t4e23-Iy.
VOCAL MUSIC.—R. A. AfeCLITIZE
will teach classes and private Pupil= the art of
Singing : Musical Notation, Harmony, and My.ical
Composition
Boots atilt *1)005.
De~C~otor~.
iartigo f ftleticines ; Sz.r.
- - ,
QEEDB.—Nixo,sis Sock: Of GARDEN
4
SEED as been renewed., Afull stock Of all
•
SO te li ft, G 2 SEED: T A fen
INN!
REN-EWAL
AA Olt Ln; e of- ,
CHEMICALS.' :
SOAPS.
' ' :,' PERFUMERY: &c..
at NIXON'S.
100
Q,1.1PE.111.011. FLESH 'BIIIISHES,
" MXONS.
p RID 'SU ITS OF•BRUSHES,
Combs, Hair Pins and Fancy Goods. at'
NIXON'S.,
Q 0 A I" S .--The stock of Soaps at
NIXON' can't be eat:eyed.
.
B .
. , . .
. .
AY RUM, COLOGNES AND EX-!
TRAC,TS , at , - 1 NIXON'S.,
N I 0 :N:' S- E - E D ,
V at ' , • NIXON'S.
AT .i 0 L - I' lir S T .R. IE, NG S ,
I . ,- -tiair Ping, ' !
r . , PUIT Boxes, - , • -
Water Colors: . : , ~
, Thirtey Boxei.
' . : : , Welleta.
. . • - just received
at SPANGLER'S Driig Store. ..- -
4 PANGLER HAS'JITST RETURNED
fro,te the East
, with a large stock,of frea
DRAMS, IMARICR•iIiS„..PER,P,J;Iigkty, SOAPS
4 Call and.-eiaminohis stock.
,•
;
1 ._ , , • •
0 .U , P - AI ' ,'A T S .
:Plate Mab ,
' Laklicp' R etical c, , '
lir hisrs,
, ' at SPANGLIgIi'.4.
p .E R F; L 7 M' E R' Y
1 Sotips, .
'
' • .Pomados>, . ,
.... ' Heir Brimhe:4,
' Cloth Brushes, . . ~
• !jail Brushes. '
0 ,
• . 1 i ,_ ~, Tooth Brushes. -
Shaving BruElto.4.
in g.re4 sanely. at SPANGLER'S.
1 t'. • i i • ,
WM. 'II 7 I".SEIt, CHAS: 11. CHEIISLER.
riEy E 111&., S 11.0 ,
,E3RADGAT'ES IN PILAII.)IAOY,
I)I2,ALISIIS IN
DRUQS, CHEMICALS,
Cll/01 . 13ERSIfill10, P;11. -
PREPARATIONS OF FULL 'STRENGTH,
e satisfaction to Physician and Patient, and
invurccontinned ougeess to our Drug Esta idirbaien t.
we giro this branch mlr eon:dont eon! and surntiny,
•
(2,IIEMICA - LS, DYE I LFITFFS, '
ANI2, PATIENT MEDICINT.S.
'We warrant our stock to be pure and the be,..'t in the.
•
markt. t.
•S H Q 11
We are receiving. , a large lel of
FEES H. G R EN.SEEDS, •
embrooine the bit kinde of new and old r,ariotiee
of early and late vegelnbles.
lIOWE STEVENS:AILLLY DYE coLorts,
a reliable and easy ecitiming. We aek bat a trial fat
them; ' All tho.eolora aaataathi unhand,
Vortnets And Horse Dealers shOitld always havo on
hang a psokage of . ' • '
O'NIEL'S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER.
• - It is the:best for Distemper. '
• BITTER WINE OF IRON, - -
an excellent- tonic Or debilitated ',and • dys'peptie
Parsons, - •
MRS: HARVEY'S CROUP 'SYRUP, : ,
an oxOcet'orant for Cbughe and Colds in tho,Throat
and Chest, that can be -relied on to give Speedy ratio!:
,POCKET• 1309kS AXD 'WALLETS:-
.
We have just received a large lot, of evep size,
tosality - und Prim.' • ' •
Pine Soaps and Poiftimery.
~Hair and Clo L th Brashesi .;
Tooth'Brushes."
' -Iteddin Colbs,
• • - • ilum and Ifoin-Combs.
Concentrated Potash;
. .
Trusses and-Braces,
- ' • "Saponifier,
• -
Vit Medicines can he had at night or (ori-S da7
.bytalliag atjhe store or at relidence,
fa* duets South "of the Stein.
3a3;127.
V o
ft
113
11ievius that onlX
P:l7 . 'R. I. DRUG 8
=litugs,,L - ittebtrinto r t.
lt t
' D. R G :GI IS T -. •
STONEON THEDIAMOND, HAMBERSBURG.
rirtO , J A Tj'e:.l.,
ETERLING'S AMBBOSLA. •
• HAIR DYES, BOMAES, _ -
EXTRACTS OF A KINDL4, * "
' • gOCOAINE,- ' _
TOOTIi B USHES.
HAIR BRUSHES. COMBS.
and,a full assortment of very thing in the Toilet
line can, be hada • • • MILLER'S.
.
CJTANDARD PATENT MEDICINES.
K.,) Sweitn's,Panacha, '
„Ayer's. Cherry Pectoral, . , ••
• ;„ Keyscr's Pectoral, - '
Blood Searcher. '
Jayne's Medicines,
'Mclntire 's and •
-
,all other good
- - ;
• ' . ' ' Preparhtions
• 1
_, • ,_ , , . ,of the day,
at MALER'S Drug Store. • - . .
14 A V E': . . .
. ,
, ... Y 0 ir a .
- • ,
- . - A BAD' .
_ - - COLD?
try a -Bath) of mtumrs &WWI SYRUP. It
:will more you, , Get it. at• :-. A. J. MILLER'S.
. ,
in AVE ---
. -. .
, ' -Y. 04U -
-*AL
,TILE
s . - . IT 0 II.?
'Geta box of TERRILL'S - ITCH OINTMENT. It
is u.sittb and speedy cure—at A. J. MILLER'S.
TTT E Ii OSEN . E 0.1 L,
,KEROSENE LAMPS -
• , - CIIIMNEXB AND WICKS; .
ALCODOL AND FLUID,
and. asiortment of ,stuth articles ns arc usually
found in a Drag Store can be bad at. MILLER'S.
TJIHE C.HILD'S, MEDICINE,
11 ANODYNE CORDIAL.
at MILLER'S Drag Stbib.
BANVART!S, TROCHES,
BROWN'S TROCHES,
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS.
at MILLER'S Drug Sthre..
TERRILL'S TETTER OINTMENT,
A Cortain Om%
at MILLER'S Dtrig Store,
11A11,11LY DYE COLORS.—A new
'tide, and just what is needed in ievery family;
at. "
ITO It S E AND- COW Pr"VDERS, at
MILLER'S.
GARD EN SEED S,. ail
MILLER'S.
larg anb Sang Golfo.
WKW FANCY DRX- . G- . o*OP§
NOTION STORE,
- MANSION HoErst,..Chlii;iberaburg, Pa,:
' METCALFE,,k i IHTESBEW
have just received; and 'opened in • the' "Mansion,
House" opposite the Bank, a:4
.•
• -new and beautiful stock of .
: LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
comprising all the different styles:
• 7
Black and Colored Silks, Cloakingeloths,Bahnora/
and hoop Skirts, full line White Goods ; Gauze, ,
Crape and Love Veils, Hosiery, doves, Col
, lars, Cuffs, ilankerchiefs; and even-thing
• belonging to a Fancy' Dry Goods. • •
- and Notion Store; Also;
- - GENTS' FURNISHING "GOODS.,
with a goed a.ssortment of DOMESTICS, allot
which will e fOr Cask
472 - The patronage of the publie is most respect,
solicited. •
METCALPE 6c EITESHEW. .
• •
Chambersburg. Pa., May 25. 1564.-tf.
.
N W 0., ;0 D ,IS -
The subscribers arc now offering a large let of
Linen puck. •
Du ua,sk Ituckabaek,
Russia Diaper and Crab,
Irish Linen,
100 doz Lite, Thteit nad
Extra super quality Black and Colored Dress Silks
Cloths awl CossimereS,
114 arkcl BombaziFfeN
and 1;4 Black and Colored Delaias,
BlatlE
.bootteco..Merimac, and
SpranCs Prints,
S 0 pieces Russia Duck,
100 din sapei French Shirt Remits,
• 100 Biamoral Skirts,
Water Proof Cloths,
Brusstils. Extra sup and siip Irtersin Caipetp
1.114,1'2.2X, floor Oilcloths,
200 !oz Linen Cambric liandkarchiefs,
Cocoa and Canton *tin&
500yaixts Dutch car Pot•
'WM. WALLACE & CO
raar2l i
it Kll TS !. SKIRTS ! • SKIRTS !I t•
Nk3l,4.JoNlis
c'ELEBRATFD "NE SigitT:
SOLO ONLY AT
No; 17 SORTII Bth.St.,
• Skirts of all lengths, and any Fin waist made to
order and satisfaction guaranteed..
Ladies, Misses and Children's Skirts of every size
and shape constantly on hand.
.Ever, Skirt mittanted for Six Monthel •
- READ HOW. WE DO - BUSINESS. -
'We do not make any chewy; Rkira in the common
acceptation of the term, but we make
• -THE CHEAPEST •SKIRTS MADE,
because Nye make?,
_.. •
THE BEST AND • DEFY., COMPETITION
We Warrant every.skirt we sell' to be exactly'. ,
au
retirescnted. We.make all we sell, and knowing haw
they are made weguarantee them with full confi
denee, If we sell a bud skirt we will exchange it toi
neurone, and if- then get out of order or bleak with-
in six monde, we will repair them free of (Merge.
We, mean to give our customers full satiafaotiort,
but we cannot dose and compete with the low priced
auction goodt. Wo depend 'entirely upon the su
periority of the kinds we offer, and the fairness of
our method of doing holiness. • • ,
orders left at Shrsockra Book Store. "
DIRECTIONS FOR 14EASURNIIINT. „ •
Take the exact size of the - waist . without- any al"
Lowrance. The exact length. required and the. §ise
around the bottom spring.. Also, if the, skirt is ta. be
targe t small, or medium size at the top, and whether
a grafi orplain round skirt, M. A. JONES, -
No.l7lrBth St„ Philadelphia,.
Oyer thewax hcar,•
- -
SB. zsl - 111,YOCK; BOOT SEttER AND
• STATIONER. now occupies his Now Eton;
Room, and is- prepared to transact business w ith,
greater facilities than ever.
BOOKS.—Sehool Miscellaricons Books To,
Books, Law Books, Medical Books, Sundayßritooll
Books. Military B oo k s . •
BIBLES.--A large ussortment of Pocket andFrai
ilyßibles. ,
BLANK{ Of all sizes, qualities and styles
of binding.
„
STATION great variety of all kinds of
ail kinds of wilting. sad Printing' Papers, Of FienCh
• English and. American manufacture. Also,_Envel
opes of all Sizes and qualities, Ink. Pens, PCnellq„.
India. Rubber, Tupes,'Setils, • CopyßOoks
'Blotting Board, knives, Erasers, Writiztgi Saud
fie.
GOLD PENS.--The very best Gold Refill in- tblir
market. fully warranted, made by Leroy.
N.Y.- ) • •
BLIND PAPER.—A full variety of 45/141
,
'WALL PAPER.--Nearly 1,000 different paterns,
qualities.
together with suitab e Border*P, klkin,Nelcet
and Velvet Gilt. •
PICTURE FRAMES..—ch , eI and Square Frame*
for Photographs. - Frames made to .
FRENCH GLAF.S. for Picture' Frame's, i- Of"in.
42e.
CHEAP NOVELS, much lower than Pilt-lishers"
prices.: _ - - ,
ENGRAVINGS.--English, French, German and
American Engraving's. -
BASEjazi.—Faney,Travcling,Booli,PienZaruit.
Knife aNlid Clothes Baskets.
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS.- Single and Double Ze
ph Tap U. I ry. uud II Zep hy r, Shetland Wool, it e.„,
itEWSPAPERS.—Tbe Pluladelphia and New
York*Dailies received daily. Clubs or indiiiduala
supplied.
N 5 L'EKLY PAPERS. , --Harpers' - Weekly
_Frank
Leslie, N. Y. Mercury. .N. Y. Weekly, NA
ger, &e received wee
Itarp kly.
PERIODICA - rre - Monthly, ,titlantie
Monthly, Continental, Gotley _Peterson,' Ballon.
Kmekerbocker. - All the Year Ifound,Corobill, &c.,
received ns soon as published.
CHEAP LITERATURE.—AII the Dirunpubrica
flans, Weekly Nouvellettes, Hong' Books,' ro
ecived daily-
ORDE,IIB,—We take orders for all kindsOf gegds.
EXPRES.B.—We receite goods by Express-emery
dnv train the East. •
BLANK.D EROS, Writing and Printing Cards,
Rulers, Paper Weights. Fancy Boxes, Cornhs.anid
Brushes, Chalk Crayons, and all standard' goods in
our line constantly on hand, •
. . . .
MUSlC.—Sheeilltisic, for Piano, Guitar: Violin.,
and Plute
plANOp.—We 'Purchase Pianos on coMmission,
so as to save our customers from Tifty td Ott ifun
tired and Fifty Boilers. - - •
1,11 INSTRUMENTS.--We supply any kind of 'Musical Instruments at prices far lower
than usual.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.—We can sell Photo
graph Albums at lowerpricesthan they mac itro
cured for in the cities.
CARTES DE VlSlTE.—Portraiti or Militars
Men of the U. S. Army end Navy, dislinguishe I
Men end Women. comic Pictures, &e.
NEW TOY- BOORS in great veriety.
New publications-of the American S.; S. Union.
American Tract Society, Presbyterian Board of
Publication, &c.-
,
We have no hesitation in saying to our ebstomers
'that from Our long experience; our man, er of doing
business. and, our great facilities, we do, not.feor
competition, and have no doubt of being able t•
giro entire satisfaction. •
Come and set our,new 90TC, our new. and enlarged
stock, And form your own opinions. , .
Chembersborg, Dee. P. 1863. • ;• .
JAMES 43. SMITH & BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
Manutneturers of Blank and 'Memorandum .tooks
Photograph Albums, Manifold Writers, 31arble_Pa.
Per: ite.'.'No. 27 South Seventh Street, abate Meet
. • -
Blank work of every description, for Comity Ofß
cos', Hotels, Counting 'Houses, and Politic - Offices
done to order. Orders left with S. S.- SI.IIIYOCK.
ChaMbersburg, Pa., will be promptly attended to.
-set-10,0-1y: - • ~
HRINER'S BALSAMIC COUUH
to< RUP.—For Coughs, Odds, Croup o rlidano,tinp
eniaph,Asehuto Bronchitis Spitting Blood, Poinfinct
Weakness of trg l e, Bri , r(Rt, iiiffiCll/111 of 16eatktrig, &e.
.This is no new remedy. It has been used torn num
bered' years: - in Maryland and parts of PennSYlva
nia, and haswherever known acquired LIB linpfeee
dented reputation for curing the variousdisem•es. fin
which itis retommended. ' f
It is used by all classes of society, and -the uni
verhal opinion is that it is good.. This Syrup ie
purely Trackable aimpovial. It is;pierigniiito take.
and never does injury, but owing to its purifying
qualities, must - do good under any eiretimstaiMes.—
Its effects art truly wenderful, soothing, calming.
and allaying the mostviolent coughs; , purifying
strengthening and invigorating the whole system:
calming and soothing the nerves; siding and facil
itating expectoration. and healing the, ,
DISEASE]) LIIIN:t1S,
:thus striking at the root of diseases, and-driving it
from the system. _
CROUP.
- This diseaso is announced by difficultyof breath
ing. shrill 'whistling or wheezing, hacking cough.
and threatened sufilieation, .e. It mot-tly eicuri
in young children: No .child need die of Cinop it
this Syrup is prorcrly used, and used in Vine.—
Mothers having croupy children should Watoh:-the
first show of the disease. and always keep this re
medy on hand. -
Ff.or cough hafter measles this Syrup lorries'. PXCPI
16nt. Experience has proven that it is "equaled by
noether preparation.
The price is such as to place it within the rettelt
all, the poor as well as- the rich, and every Deis**
should have it..
Every onetdirild - have it in the VouSe. It is a
true and.faithlul friend to all who value-healtrand
wish to secure themselves against that. most terri
ble disease. COnsuinption, it will 'be l'ormir the
most useful as well as the cheapest lamilymedieine
in the world. It has, been used for the - laselour
years with a success Without - a parnllel., - * -
Price .10 ets. per bottle, or three bottles for 'lat.
Prepare 4 by A. FOLITZVP.P.O..
, Wetitti
For sale by A. MILLER, noel J. IXON.
Chambersburg, Pn.. and Storekeepers e'vCrjtrbere.
Silk Gloves;
OUTZ'S CELEBRATED „HORSE
, AND CATTLE POW D.E11.6. f beEV Powders
have proved;riftcr a trial of several yea: s, to be su
perior toiany -preparation 'of the kind used. ;The
chief superiority of these Powders .arise from the
fact that they are composed of medicines ihathave
Laxative. Tonic and- Purifying propetties. The
Laxative. ejecti-i-orndities from the sionnith and
intestines: the Tonie - g.ives strength In, - the sYzlon
of tho' Horse: , and the purifying Mi.dieines 'eon
. tained. in t,hem cleanse the, blood and ley the,fenr,
dation for alealay and 'Vigorous Circireiron: -- The
use of =them iiriproves.the wied,stfenethene the
appetite, and gives the horse a fine, smooth, gleseY
skin—thus improving the appearance,' vigreand
spirit of the noble animal.. -' = -
These Powders pre. not intended. as sorim'Pow
ders are, to bloat the unkind, so as to giVe him` the
appearance of being fat - when not really go—but to
remove the disease and promote his generrillealth.
These' Powders will strengthen the stomach •and
intestines, cleanse them from offensi 7e riatter,,mnd
bring them - to a healthy state, They are a preven
tive of Lung Fever, and a certain remedy for nfl
diseases incident to the Horse, as Glanders.. .yellow.
Water, Di - Ampex% Founder, Ileaves, - Slarering.
Conchs, 'Fevers. Loss of Appetite, and Vital 'Ener
gY. fie. ramie Powders, if nsed two or three times a
week. through the winter and spring, your Rorse
will never get the Lung Fever, Colic or toter. A
few doses of these powders will remove •the w orst
Cough on any .1101^. 4 C. Were. owners of ilors - es to
feed a few of those. Powders every year they•idight
save the lives of many valnable horses. „-
mucH COWS.—The properties this PiWidernos
scssee in increasing lhe,quantity-of Milk in COW!!
' gives, it .an importance and • value which should
place it in the handii- of every perstin' keepifig - 81
Cow. In frittening Cattle it gives them an appetite,
loosens theiritle
h, , arid. makes' them •thrire much
faster.
200 dor.' Hosier)*
diseases of Swine. ail Crugh , s;
Ul
ecru. in the
,Lungs and Liver. &a. by plittinglrom
half apaper to a Paper of these 'Powders ln'a bar
rel of Swilt, the atone diseases can be cured of en
tirely pre,vented., By. using these.Powdere the,Botr
Cholera - can b prevented Preparod'bf . -- '
S. A. - POUTZ t.. - BRO. Westminster. Md.
- Foliate wholesale and , retail , by A - .41,511LLER
and J. S. NIKON, Chambersburg, Pa., and,alore
keebers everywhere. Price 25 ctS. a 'Pepe*, or five
Papers for I. ' AP,R-3Y.
- 00UTZ'S MIXTURE lEt.' 6 saf - tindtieli
-32 able llemedyforthecureof Rheumatism, Pain
ful Nervous Alleetionic 'Sprains; &welling%
and all diseases 111 ga l -ring an external , I.PPlichtion
on Man. . _ .
Ori Horses it Wilinevel: fail to cure Poll-eiil;Fis
-tuts old Rannirlg Sores or 'Sweeny, if properly ap
plied. For sprains. bniis es;s eratches, 'cracked hoof.
chafes, saddle or collar gall, cut or wounds; it is an
infallible remedy. Try it and be cons.inced , of lti
effibity. '
RTIEFMATISM.
Persons afflicted with this disease, no totttar of
how long standing, can be promptly and effectually
eared byysing this mixtu _ ,
There is nothing. in the world sur rind so good
to take away bad Corns and cure Frost-Bites an u.
Preparation. Try it and satisfy- yoursaiyea:
25 and 50 cts. per bottle. - Prepared by
_•S. FOUTZ _dr - BRO.. Westrisindefi Md_,*
__,For sale by A. .1. M,ILLEB. 1.114,011
Orbionboramrg. Pa. and Soracooriir!overrtilamo
L) , Y 20
Vook
Barbital.
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