MEI
Ern
Groieties,_&c.
I pIIiIIITS, SPICES, &c.,
.5.:,. ardLescions, Onions,
Butic.=, • Preserved Ginger,
Seedless Raisins, ' Girkirs,
Layer Raisins, Pineapple Preserves,
---Prunes, paper shelled Almonds,
Can:ants, ' Bard Shelled do
-Citrons, . Filberts,
• Turkey Figs„ - Pecan Nuts,
Malaga Figs, - , Cocoa Nuts,
- Fruit, .-, f j English Walnuts, •
Spilt Peas, _.. - ," Walnuts,
Walnut Catsup, Shellbarks, •
Tomato_ do Water Crackers,
Yashmaks do Sugar do
Pineapple Cheete, Matches, - .
Sap Sago do . Stove Polish,
, English do Smoke Pipes,
Swiss do Market Baskets,
- Limburger do Buckets. -
Baker's Chocolate, Brooms, ' - L.
- Worchestershire Sauce, Essence Coffee,
Pepper, * Climes, * Climes, Candies,
Cianamott...Alspiel ground Lead Pencils,
-- esyressly for family one, Connie Soap,
Bestes, Flckleg, Toilet do
—Chow Chow Pickles, Rosin do
Cauliflower do Indigo,
Mixed do Starch,
Mace, (linger, Wrapping Twine,
- --- - - -Nutmegs, Stone ware,
- Macaroni, • Preserving Tumblers,
Vermicelli. Scrubbing Brushes,
Nonpareil Capee's, Sweeping, do
- . ...
.-.— -
Shoe. .do
French insta4; - s Shoe Blacking,
Coleman's Mustard.,. , Silver Shad,
Durham do Bath Brick,
Salad Oil, - Tripoli,
for sale at SHAVER & STUARTS,
On Queen Street, East of the Methodist Chunk.
GROCERIES WHOLESALE AND RE
- TAIL—SHAFER 4 STUART. on Queen Sired,
East of, the Methodist Church,. would respectfully cull the
attenticin of ee citizens of Chambersbmw and vicinity to
the varied and extensive assortment of GROCERIES,
FRESH FRUIT, QUEENWARE, CEDARWARE,
and a efferal Stock of 'Miscellaneous Articles which they
are now offering, and constantly receiving from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. ut their Store Room, tat Quism
Street, East of the Methodist Church.
It is their Intention to keep such an assortment as the de.
mends of the community require. They have the boat
&tildes fur the purchase of goods, on the most udiantn•
genus terms, and having their own cars uu the; Road, and
one of the firm being altnost constantly in the city, affords
them every advantage in purchasing goods in the shortest
time, and et less expense than usual, which enables them
to sell errs &efts- cash
SUGARS, COFFEES AND TEAS of all grades, from
the highest to the lowest prices by the barrel, suck or pound.
SYRUP AND MOLASSES, by the llogshiad, Barrel
or r . etesil for family use. Sugar,Cured linens, Coarse and
Salt, Fish and Cheese.
We would mil especial attention of country dealers and'
others, wishing to purchase at wholesale prices, as we are
prepared to sell everything in the Gtocery line us cheap as
can be purchased in the Eastern cities - --
The highest price paid in cash for country produce or
taken in exchange for goods. SHAFER & STUART.
Afl ET HOUSE.—The undersigned
respectfullY inform their numerous customers and
the public generally that they have re-opened their Gro
cery Store in the room formerly occupied by the Hook and
Ladder Company, in the Market House, and 'take this
method of returning their thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to them. Their stock in complete in
every variety of h'AMILY GROCERIES, consisting of
Ham, Syrups, B&W - Mackerel, Coffee, Sugars, Teas, To
beepos, Brushes, Brooms, Buckets, Curds. Twines, Glass.
ware, Qneeasaare and everything heretofore kept at their
firmer-plane of business. They will always keep a suffi
cient stock 'on band to be enabled to meet the demands of
the community. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in ex
cluattge for goods at cash market prices. Don't forget the
plane, (Market House) three doors from the corner, on
Queen Street. laugffil HUBEIt & LEMASTER,
j) BEID E.L 31 AN, WHOLESALE
• GROCER AND
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Ko. 703 MARKET and 2 N. 7tk ST., PHILA-
Invites the attention of merchants to hie large and well
assorted stock of Sugars. Syrups, Teas and Coffees, all of
which will be sold at the lowest market rates. Country
buyers and sellers will find it to their advantage to give
hlm a call.
— Price currents containing all the varieties of the market
to be had of S. B. SIIRYOCK, Chambersbarg. seta.
GROCERY-STORE.-
kJ The undersigned has the largest stock of FAMILY
GROCERIES in town, which he offers to the public at the
lowest CASH PRICES. It is not 'necessary to enuthemte,
at his stock is large. am! complete.
;far Highest pricespaid for COUNTRY PRODUCE in
exchange for goods. (aug3l . l CYRUS SPRECHER.
CT'. HOLLOWAY, WHOLESALE
505 M GROCER AND COMMIMON MERCHANT.
ARKET 'STREET, (North Jade, above Filth street)
Philadelphia. aug24.ly
PRESH GROCERIES.—Just received
_l2 at the new and cheap r amity Grocery Store, corner
of Main and Washlngron streets, a large assortment of
frgsk Grcoerieg, which will be sold cheap.
agg24
yo OLD GOODS AT THE.,CHEAP
1 Family Grocery, corner Main and' WaiMnfrton eta.
Give as a call if yina want fresh 'cheap Groceries.
E. I). REID.,
URESII GROCERIES DAILY RECEDI
NIK.fte Cheap Family Drtteery Store, corner Rain
and Washington street. (sepl4l IL D. REID.
TlREsiu FISH AND OYSTERS RE
eeived every week at SHAFER & STUART'S,
on Queeu street, East of the Methodist Church.
FANECY FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT AND
Corn Meal, by the barrel or small quantities, for sale
at , SHAFER & STUARTS, Queen street.
MACKEREL BY THE BARREL, KIT
or at retail, ala'ayi fresh, at E. D. REID'S.
insurance
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST CO., Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets,
Philadelphia. loeorporated lesll. Charter Perpetual.
Authorized Capital, $500,000. Paul•lip Capital, t1e250,030.
Philadelphia, Feb. 4, leret.
The Trustees hare this day dechuwil a Dividend of
FIFTY PER CENT, on all premiums received upon MC
TEALPOLICIE4 during the year ending December 31st.
18f t . and inTurce at that date. the above amount to be
credited to said Policies and bare also ordered the
diri
dead of 1860 on Policies issued during that year to be
Paid. an the jannual premiums on said l'olicies are re.
OFFICERS.
President—Alexander Whilidin.
Secretary and Treasurer—John 8. Wilson.
. 4er:wry—.lota C. Sims.
BOARD OF TRHSTEES.—Alexauder Whillilin, J.
Edgar Thomson, Demi Nugent, nom. James l'ollock,
Albert C. Roberts, P. B. Mingle, Samuel Work, William
J. HoWard. Hon Joseph Album, Samuel T. Bodine, John
Aikman. Charles FAlearlitt, Isaac ILazlehurat.
Wx. 41. REEP, Cliamberubnrg, Pa., is the authorized
Agent of the American Life Insurance and Trust Com.
laity, and is always prepared to furnish pamphlets or any
information wanted: and to take Insurances.
DRS. J. C. RiCitAtina and W. 11. DATE, Medical Ex-
REFERENCES—Iion. A. K. M'Clnre, Rev. S. J. Nie•
rolls, J. 8. Nixon, Chambersburg, and Wm. 31. Marshall.
Cashier of the Hagerstown Bank.
Person desiring information or wishing to insore will
please call on, or by addressing the undersigned they will
be waltedbo in any part of the Conlite.or State.
maf2J• W. it, REED, Agent. -
1829 CHARTER, PERPETUAL.-- -
FRANI - MA - FIRE/SRL - RANCE COM.
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS
On denary l,; 1864
CArnAL
AcxrwrED lirßecvs.
DiVERTED PRIMIUSIS
UNHETtLED L' LA
• E 8.416.
there PAID Stscr. 1P29
PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY POLICIES ON
' LIBERAL TERMS.
DIRECTORS:
Mules N. Banker, harm Lee.
Tobias Wagner, Edward C. Dale,
Samuel Grant t%eo. Pales,
Jacob Alfred Paler,
George W. Richard% Frac W. Lewia, H. D.
CHARLES N. RANCKER, President
EDWARD re. DALE, Vice Preiiiilent.
JAS. W. Wi.1.1.13TF.11, tYr'y pm. tem.
DAVID OAKS L rte 'authorized Agent of the Com
,
parry in Cluanbemburg, who will furnish nil information
usonliary to applicant.. trutrtn•tf.
NSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
AMERICA. , Ineorporated 1714. Charter Perpetual.
CAPITAL $500,000. Ofbee V. 2 Walnut Street,- Phila.
delphla. Thapro4ipt payment of Claims for Losses during
the peperiod of minify seventy >ears thatthe Company has
been in existence, entitles them to the eonfldence of the
-public. Persons wishing to insure will please cull on or
address the undersigned. W. G. REED, Agent, Chum.
bersburg. Pa.
REFERV:NCES—J. D. Drier, J. Allkou Eyster.
Major J. C. Austin. nutra
OUR AGENT.—Mr. .To GnovE, of
chsimbsrsburg. is the General Agent of the Fnmk•
ha County Mutual 1111111 ranee (ompany. inne7)
it ttarnevo at Eab).
GM. & W S. STINGER. ATTOR
NEYB AT LAW. W. S. SmSlialt, Dimtlivt At.
uuney and Agent for procuring Pensions, Rounty Money
and means of pay. "
Mire in James Duffielp dwelling, on the West side of
Scnand Street., between Queen and Wsuliiiigton Streets.
suie24
QTUMBAUGI-1 be GEHR. lirronNEY s
AT LAw.-,-Cniiee oppogile the Post Offiee. Will at•
tend proMptly to all business entreded to their rare.
P. H.— A uthorized Agents for the collection of Pensions,
Bounty, Back Pay uud all other eliding ;wiling the gmern•
meta. sepl4
TOJIN STEWART; ATTORNEY AT LAW.
• kletlue on Second Street. a few doors South of the
Market Rowse; PENSIONS, BOUNTY cod other claims
pmcuptly collected. (small
KEN NE D.Y NILL, ArroRNEYS AT
,law, have for the present removed 'their ofilee to
thejesidenee of T. J. lat Seeoud streetoiearly
site the Mqket Houle. ' fungsl
WS EVERETT. Attorney at Law.
• (Ace on Market Street, opposite the Court
House, formerly occupiod by Jer. Cook, Esq. All legal
bitsturs” entrumn4l to his ear, will rreelye prompt siren
dna.mpkfirtf,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
SPRING TIME TABLE. FIFE TRINE DAILY
to and front Philadelphia, on and after May 16th, 1564.
The Passenger Trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will depart from and arrive at Harrisburg and
Philadelphia as folloma
. -
THROUGH. EXPRESS TRALt leaves Harrisburg dal.
ty at 2.45 A. N.. and arrives at West Philadelphia at 6.55
IL
FAST LINE leaves Marrisburg daily (except Monday-)
and 6.00 A. X.. and arrives at West Philadelphia at 10.10
A. M. Pawngen , take breakfast at Lancaster.
PAST MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (except
Sunday) nt 1.00 P. X., and arriven at West Philadelphia
_at 5.20 P.
HOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION, leaves Harris
burg at 7.20 A. U., connects at Lancaster with Lancaster-
Accommodation Trian, and arrives at Wed Philadelphia
at 12.25 P. M.
COLUMBIA ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Harrisburg at 12.20 Y. M., Columbia 1.113 P.M., and arrives
at Lancaster at 2.30 P. connecting with Past Mail east
at Lancaster for Philadelphia, and arrives at West Phila
delphia at 5.20 P. st.
]FAIL TRAIN lea ree Math Intrg . at LW t, m., Lancas
ter at 2.47 P. M., and arrives at West Philadelphia aL3.30
. .
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, vizi.
Columbia, leaves Harrisburg at 5.'25 P. M., and arrives at
West PLitalelpLiu• at 10.50
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg
daily (except Monday) at 2.10-A. 31.: Altoona 7.33 A. .11.,
take breakfast, and arrives at Pittsburg at 12.30 P. Y.
PII/LAI/ELPIIIA EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harris.
burg daily at 3.10 A. X.: Altoona 8.20 A. it,. take break.
fast - and arrive at 'Pittsburg at 1.00 C.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Ilamsburg at 1.30 P.. 31.: Alt..
na at 7.15 P. 11., take supper, add amves at Pittsburg at
12.30 A 3f.
FAST LINE leave* Harrisburg at 3.15 P. IL: Altoona
at 8 35 P. M. take supper, mid naives at Pitb,burg at 1.00
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Lancaster at e. 30 A. 31., and arrives at Harrisburg at 11.10
r M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
West Philadelphia at 2.4.1 P. IL, and arrives atlianisburg
ut 0.10 I'. 161
.lOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION No 2, leaves
Lannoter ttett2s,•runneeting with Harrisburg Aecoannos
d.ttion West. lent..., ltount Joy ut 7.00 le. 8., and urns es
at Ilarrisbling at 8.2 U P. M. SA3I ['EL 0. YOUNG,
'Sinn 3liddle Div. Penna. R. It.
_ Li NTORTHERS CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.—Three Trains Daily
to and from Baltimore and Washington City.
Conneetions runde with trains on Pennsylvania Railngot.
to and from Pittsburg and the West.
THREE TRAINS DAILY to awl from the North awl
West Brandt Susquehanna, Ehnirti and all of Northern
New York,
On and of Monday. Afayl6th, 1864. the Passenger
Truing of the Northern . .4entmlltisilway will arrive at and
Aryan trifle 11,strisbarg nud Baltimore as follows
• SOUTHWAII.I).
MAIL TRAIN leaves BM /bury daily (except '
• Suutlay)4. 10:25 A.m.
leaves liarrashurg 1:20 P.M.
arrives at 8a1tim0re......... 5:40 p.x.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily (ex-
cept Sunday) 11:4 4 2 P.H.
leaves Harri, burg (except
........ 2:50
_ meriveg at Ila Ire 7:(X)
HARRISBURG ACCOMMOI)ATION leaves
Harri"burg 7:00
SUD:BURY ACCOMMODATION leaveft.Sun-
bury daily (ex. Sunday)... 7:30 A..m.
NORTHWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leave* Baltimore daily (except
Sunday) 9:W A.M.
leaveelfarrisburg I r.m.
arrives at Sunbury 4:115 P.Y.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Baltimore daily... 9.30
arrive. ut Harrisburg 1:50 A.Y.
leas es Horrisktag daily
eept Monday) 3:15 A.Y.
. arrives at Stu - diary 5.53 414.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION leaves
Baltimore dallyter. Monday 3:00 P.Y.
SUNBURY ACCOMMODATION leaves Hat.
For further information appli• at the °Mee. in Yenned
vanin Railroad Depot
june2'r;64- J. N. DrBARRY. Gen. Supt.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD. 'Phis great line traverse. the Northern ink
Northwerd eountieg of Pennsylvania to the city of Ene, on
Lake Erie.
It has been leased by the Pennsylvania Hallmark-Com
pany, and under their auspices is being rapidly opened
throughout its entire length,
It to now in use for Passenger and Freight business from
Harrisburg to St. Mary's (•21ri miles) on the Eastern Divi
sion. and from Sheffield to Erie. I'S miles on the Western
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT HARRISRPRG
Mall Train...
Express Train
Mail Train....
Erprms Train
Cars run through without change both ways on the,
troths, between Philadelphia and Lurk Haven and be
tween Baltimore and Loel. Haven.
I=
Elegant Sleeping Cars on the Expre.. Train both ways
between Williamsport and Baltimore, and Williatn.port
and Philadelphia.
For information re.pectilig Paesenger brrtirii , As alloy :,it
the S. E. Corner 11th and .Market Streets. Philadelphia.
And for Freight Munn..so of the Company'. Agent.:
S. B. KINtI.TON. Jr.. cor. 13th and Market Sr.., Phihk
J. W. REYNOLDA Eric.
J. M. Datt.t., Agent N. C. R. R., Baltimore, MiL
H. H. HOUSTO.N.
• Gen. Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
LEWIS L. HOrPT.
Gen. Ticket Agent, Pbitmlelphia.
JOS. D. MTTS,
junls,6-1. Gen. Manager. Williamsport,
CCUMBERLAND VALLEY FRANK
UN RAILROVDS.—CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after Monday, Aprillth, 1864. Pamenger Train
will run daily, an full we, (Sundays ezeeptad):
FOR CHAMBERSBURG AND HARRISBURG:
Leave Ifageratowu '
•• Greeueastle
-orris.
Chambersburg 5
Leave at
Lease SLippensburg
" Nel% Ville
" Carlisle ' 5:55 10:10 2:42
Illeelouiesletn; 1 -0:25 10:42 3:12
Anise at Harrisburg, 6::'%5 11:15 :3:40
FOR CIIAMBERSBURG AND HAGERSTOWN :
Leave Harrisburg. 4 1 :05 1:32 1.20
" Meelatnii shun; . ........ ~ ... t. 47 2:15 4:54
" Carl:Ale 4.". , r7 V 5 5:29
" Neu - I.llle' 10:02 3:23
_
" Shippensbunz 10 33 4.00
Arrive at Chambersburg 11:00 4:30
L. Chatubersburg . 11:10 4.40
Greencastle . ....... ... ....11:55 6.10
Arrive at Hagertown • 12125 G:10
Making to connections at Harrisbarg with traitm tor
Philadelphia, New Yurk and Pittsburg. and w ith trains
fif all pouts West.
Theansin leaving Harrisburg at 4:20 P. H. runs oniiiiis
Ear as Carlisle. O. N. LULL, Suit,
R. R. Otlice, Chamb . g. April 4. 1064.
BOOT SHOE AND VARIETY STORE.
P. FELDMAN, having dispissed of his entire stock
ofßoots, Shoes, &c., at rholcsate, on the 30th iffiest month,
and finding It inconvenient to resume business at'his for.
mer place on Main street, I have Just returned from the
Cify with a A LARGE AND ENTIRELY NEW
STOCK, to which be respectfully invites the attention of
his old customers, and as many new ones as will be pleased
to give him a call,o lIIILNEW STORE ON SECOND
S'l in CHARLEY hilkNE'S brick building, nearly op.
posite the Post Office. ffis stock embraces every variety
of Youths': Ladies' and Meta's BOOTS & SHOES, which
for style of finish, and durability of wear, cannot be stir.
passed in the county, and which will be sold nt prices to
suit the times. Hating purchnseil THE LATEST STYLE
OF LASTS, he is.prepared to make Customer work. at
abort notice, by the best workman in the county. With a
disposition to be obliging and muumuu/dating, lie hopes
to merit a liberal share of patronage—without a desire
to monopolize, as his motto D; in our common calamity, to
live and let leave._
*2.457,849 95
*400,000
911,000
1,926,289
Iscomr. FOR 1864
$3,000.(XX1
45,000,000
Particular attention paid w all kinds of Repairing.
TERMS CASH, AND PRICES UNIFORM', WITH
OUT EXTORTION.
He has also on hand. and for Mk.. eilPap. Trunks, Va
Bora, Carpet Se•ks, Litmen and Paper (Afars, Paper
Havelcipes, Ink-stands, :inlet Pens. Se..,
N. B.—All persons knowing. themselves indebted 'KR
please call and make immediate settlement. that I may I
enabled to meet my former liabilities in the City, aug44
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
JACOB MUTTON'S BOOT er SHOE STORE.—
The undersigned taken thin method of returning his thanks
to his numerous en.tomers, and site public generally, for
the very liberal patroinige heretofore extruded to hint,-
and hopes, in his present misforune to common with near
ly every business mon in ton n. that he will still continue
to be remembered. tie has the pleasure of informing the
public that he has ripened his Store to the Basement of J
R. MeLonahan's Ltedfinp, ten second Street, four doors
North of the Methodist Churiih. a here he is prepared to
titter a general assortment of Men's, Women's and Chil
dren's Boots and Shoes. embracing his awn and (My men•
utueture, which, for excellece of styleand durability are
superior to and of his fonder stock, and will be offered at
prices to suit all. lie is is Weekly Receipt of Goods from
Philadelphia, which for beauty rod excellence - cannot be
surpassed Month of the Spumehannu.
CUSTOMER 'WOW, of every variety done with
promptness.--As he criffiloys none but superior ni,orkinen,
he feels Justified in guaranteeing all work matte tit his es
tablishment. bon t forget the phase, Four Douro North
of the Methodist Church, Second Strut, East ,csdr--
TIWNKS, the latest style, from approved makers, al
ways on band, and for sale at a very small ailviine, on
original etist. laugh) JACOB . litirl'ON.
FREY& MO. N G
p- Funerals attended In Tow n mid Country.
I e. Room* at William Flory'n Old Stand, butte 1/a
Striwt Cliandiondiurg, Pa.
' Night raile attended at -all boon. Mr, Frey enn
be found at the reeldence of F. A. %Annan, one ihmo South
of the Shop. • ittly27, -31 a
HSEINER HAS OPENED A CHAIR
• and CABINET WARE Rl' /OM in the Imsentent
of the M. E. Ci n where he has now on hand all kinds
of Cahinent Wart. Such as Bedsteads, Bnreuus, Tables,
Stands, and Matttusses. snits of OAK and WM,.
NUT COTTAGE FURNITURE, Window Blinds, 15x.,
Which he will sell the . h. aug24
BARBER SHO . HEm has opened
his shaving saloon In the dwelling o! Joseph Trout,
opposite the Academy lot. His old customers and the
public generally ma respeetttilly invited in give him it
cell. sug24
Etat!.
EASTW.ARD:
WESTWARD
riabnrg daily (el. Sunday). COO
I=
11=
tooto anti gyboro.
Ei=
GENERAL_ UNDERTAKERS
tout Mandaetitroni of
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, CHERRY AND
CLOTH COFFINS.
Th.y will algn furniAll
METALIC AND ZINC BURIAL CANES.
Cad; tuinber; &T.
GEO. A. DEITZ. TENCH M . DOWILL
DEITZ . & NE.'DOWELL
HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH,
FLOtR,
WHEAT,
CLOVER SEED
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
SALT,
• .'e 0A L
PLASTER:.kNI)
CHEAP FOR CA-SH,
DIETZ M'DOWELL'S
WAREHOUSE AND COAL. YARD,
E=
I=l
jun 17,61.
LEONARD EBERT d:
COAL AND LUMBER NIERCHANTs,
We bare on band all knob, of Coal :mil Lumber, and
are prepared to furnidt ICI Lumber to order at churl no
tice. all at the most reasonable term.• Our Mock of Lam.
her eintsisn, of
White Pale Y inch Plank,
" 11 " Plank.
" " 1+ " Plank.-
" 1 (elect and Culling Itoard•.
" " "
" " i Siding: (6 inch,)
" " 'test Rit Cr
" " •W0r10...11 Plormg,
" " •Joist and Si mating, all Ace,
Hemlock Joi‘t and Scantling.
"
Yellow Pine Board., Joi.t and Scantling,
Palling and PlaNterina.
hax e also aleukys on hand a good supply of ull
kinds of Coal for slits es :{llll lime-horning. AIM. a bops ,
rior artiele of Ilroadtop hlaeksiniths. The pnh•
to are invited to Kis u. ita a call, as Ire will endeavor to
gn e satisf.ieTion to .d 1 tli.it
and .1.11111111.1 . illrllidlirli on the tarn to ant• ntation
on the Fraollin Rzalroact.
7irt Hike on S,..ronnl St., in the rear of the Jail Vara,
Chamber-burg. Pa. EISEItT S. SON.
julyl27-tt.
I+llsrellantous.
E D 1 C A L
RUNKLE'S BITTER WINE OF IRON,
A pure and Powerful Tonic. I.'orroctiyo and Altera.
- Live. of wonderful efficacy in disease* of the
-STOMACH, LIVER and BOWELS,
Cures
Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints,
Headache. General De
bility, Nervonsoess, Dept,- .
Sion of Spirit., Constipation. In
termittent Freer, Acidity of the Stom
ach. Nnu,en, Heartburn Disgust for Food..
Fullness or Weight in the Stomach. Stoking or
Fluttering at the Pitt of the Stomach. Swimming of
the Head, Difficult Breathing, Yellow Head,
Pain in the Side: hark. Cheat. andl.imbt,
will c u re every rit.4e Chromic or Nor.
volts Dehilite. Diseases of the Kid
ney. and Diseases arising from
a disordered Stoma. 1,.
Good for Male- or
Female. ()Id or
Young.
1:1X.)1.. 31.
2:10 A. M.
1:13 L. NI
3:1" M
The moot beneficial medicine known ; pip es better utis
faction and cures more diseases than any oth
er preparation offered to the public.
This truly valuable Tonic has been so thoroughly tested
by all classes of the community, that it Is now deemed in
.dispenNible as a Tonic Medicine. It costs but little, Kis co
lope to the stomach. renovates the system and prolongs
life. We now only ask a trial of this valuable Toole,
. . .
~.7. -. BEW.-I. E LF.: OF COUNTERFEITS.AI
Preparnl - and sold wholesale and retail by S. A. ICI'N
KEL & BRO., lle Market st. Flarrisbanr.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers every•where..
mayhem .
A.M. 1%31.
7.00 2:45
7:37 3:35
C:l7 4.:20
C:9O 12 55
9.00!
9::t!
"THE LOVAVA4EAGITE."
"Let es ..ry man, noman and child reiolve that from
peace is estabiiAlied • • • ' That all cowl - •
inc •hall l.• done with GAS ur KEROSENE STOVES
until Ntal retnilh at FIVE DOLLAR.: A TON."
•• Thar s Journal of ffralth."
Let all Nelm have thus mulls rd will lit
THE KEROSENE LAMP HEATER COMPAN'Y'S
OFFICE,
.26 PEARI,ST.. NEW YORK.
One Door Yurth of Mrstclek Lane,
OR AT PERVIN & DRYDEN'S, 1O SOUTH SEC
OND ST., PHILA.
AND FILOCI'RE ONF. OF
FI6ITS PATENT COOKING LAMPS. 411
arranged either for
A Family meal, couxisting of two article, of Food. and
Boiling water for Tea or Coffee can be prepared
at a rota of than Two LYSTs.
AL'4O
KEROSENE CUA'E POTS,
NURSERY LAMPS., Lc
Pamphlets furnished grans. Address
sepl4-3t. W. D. RUSSELL, Pat
ATANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RE
STORELL—Just published, a new edition of DR.
CULVERWELUS CELEBRATED ESSAY, on the
radical cure (Without medicine of Sperrnatorriscra, or semi
nal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impedimenta to Mar•
tinge, etc.; also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced
by sell-indulgence or sexual extravagance.
- Price. in IL sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebratml author iu this mirairuble essay clearly
demonstrates. from a thirty years successful practice, that
the alarming consequences of self-abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or
the application of the knife—pointing out a mode of cure,
onceat simple, certain rind effectsmi, lity means of which
every sufferer, no matter'what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
This Lecture should be in the heads of every youth and
every man in the laud.
Sent. tinder seal, In a plain envelope, to any address,
port-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two rat stumps.
Ad
dress the publishers,
('HAS. J. C. KLEsr. Jo
127 Bowery, New York, Post once box C0., v01.
Junen G4.ly.
MAN OF A THOITSAND.-A CON
systrrivE Cum:P.—DR: if. JAMES, a Retired
Phrsician of great eminence, discovered. while in the
Indira, a certain core for Consumption. Asthma. Bronchi-
C. 1110121. Colds anal General Debility. The rertmly
was discovered by him a hen his only child, a daughter,
gis ing up to die: His child was cured, tool is onto
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, thin
remedy, free on receipt of their names, with two statrips to
pay expenses. There Is not a single ease of Consumption
that it dove not at once take hold of and dissipate. Night
wont& pees ishness, irritation of the nerves, failure of
memory', diffieult expectoration, Amp pains in the lungs,
sore throat, chilly sensations, nauseant the stianna,
tone
tion Of the lariat el., wasting,away of the 111111 , eleg. ,
rit The writer will please state the nattiest the palate
they seen thin advertisement in. Address.
CRADI)OCK & CO.,
2213 North 2,1 St., Philadelphia. Pa.
REMOVAL—From 433 Market Street
to the large IRON BUILDING, 513 Market and 510
Commerve Strmt., Philadelphia.
More Goods than any Mouse is the United States.
A . ' - It A N (.."1 8 C
=I
513 Market and 510 Commerce Street;, PhiladripAta,
keeps the Largest Stock in the United State+ of
Buckest, 'inputs, Tubs. Churns,
Baskets, Brushes. Mats, Measures,
Clocks. Looking-Misses Oil Cloths and
Carpets. Window Sha:les and Paper.
Bird Owes, Japan Ware and Whips,
Also--Cotton Betting, Wedding,
Twines. Wicking, (toper in Coils
mid Dozens, Cotton Yarns,
• Cotton and Linen Cnrpet•Chnin.
Oar priees will /manta° LOWIR than-tiny other Haase in
the city. Coll and see for younielves.
For further particulars apply to R. S.
Chatnbentbura..
pIIOPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO
YOUR INYLREST.—Many persons no doubt have
lot the TITLES to their property. by the burning of
Ohambersburg, and all through their own neglect,. in not
having_ their Deeds recorded. The Records and papers
of the Register and Recorder's Office hare been saved—nor
even a paper lost Every person who owns Real Estate,
should have their Deeds placed on record and thereby
save themselves from future losses of fhe kind, and also
comply with the law of the State. •
+fief :it HENRY STRICKLER, Remrder.
tbc../friutKin:
EZETEII
RYE,
CORN
OATS
TIMOTHY SEED,
=E9
1. U 31 B E a
=
FEMME
EM112121
OAS OR KEROSENE
Wl7ll
toosital P a.
Eirp - 410 gam esootro.
NEW FANCY DRY: GOODS
NOTION tiTO.4E,
Second Strut, in Mn.s Patinos' Reside-net, nearly opposite
the Po.st OffiCr.
METCALFE & HITESIIEW
bare just reopived and opened a new and beautiful eba.k oaf, l
LADIES'- DRESS GOODS,
‘,lmprisiug all thr tlifferunt
'Slack and Culorea Silks, Cloaking dud's. 13altoord
and Hoop Skirts, fall line White Goods, Gauze, •
trope and Lore Veils; Hosiery,;illares. Col ,
• ' tan, Flandkerebiefs, Una tVerything
belonging to a raney l)ry, (sissts '
and Notion - Store. AL.;
GENTS FCRNISHING MODS,
•viith ti good ar.ortment of DOMES T i C S, all of
x Lich will 'Er .11.1 Low For Ouch
U . IV - Tbe patruunge of the public is mobt cc,pertfulli•
114 ‘ i Betted. METIL'AIS .i.:IIITESHEW.
Chambenburg, Pa., 31.ty lertl.tf.
OPEN AGAINe wouldreApectrull
inform our friends mat fir public that we Ita'vtr a-t
-oward our Store in the Mtti , of 3y. C. Fuller. ou 8,0114
strrrt, nest to the Pair Otllee. where a r are prepared to
otter a general :rot/Murat of URN' ti 0014 S u , •brresofor..
at thehtwent rate.: the market a 111'4011;rd,
MILLINERS sot ylted with Altllmery of wholegoh,
I taring the Ivor We an. cooTered to adhere to It erietly
Cask biiirmeos.
Per4OIN indebted to us will router a favor in• immedinie
NettlelliefiL 11.01,14.313 J. /LOKI:
pEIISONS VISITING CAIILISLE for
the parixote of bayiog (lOOLIS are re4peettolly
Invltell to - examine the ~lock of W. C. SAWYER, Ea,t
Maio Street. one door below Martin'.. Hotel. a lure they
a ill find a very eomple to ntot I, of all ki1.11 4 ..fgooal‘totited
to their want , 41.1 a; the !otter market rllOO.l.
Sep7.3t W. C. SAWYER.
11:N1EIC WAY AGAIN.
METCALFE y HITESDEIVS
DRY tIOoDS SPORE.
tt int Se 4 and Street bearly oplee.ite the 14 t UCire. eittltit
lier,htinz, 4.111*24
Drugs anb
- 11 R G S ! I)Rt US
• c.
it. CILEsSI,ER. aoa. ce...,0r to &
i.glt. It.. opened a-nor eh,. L on Main ..treet heel 111;,r
south at Queen ,tr,o, wht., .•,ery elan mil be linide lit
plISI:1111 the populatraty the old I.,aaltlisltutent haul saciptired.
A eontionation ..f the liherad putronatge et hich the lints re.
cei% toil i. re,...peerbally ...,Ileated. A fair otwl .01 - Drugx,
anti Patent Medicine, t. now offered. \ Ahto a
desirable st.e.ottapeatt
Peritnithiy.
Soar:,
Pveket Books.
11 air Bra.lteg. -
('loth Brt.hett.
T.ott,
(24,/,fit•F,
•
and Article:, in great %atrie
KEROsENE LAMPS.—E% er de.wription of Hand
lauttnn. Stand Irinspl. Hanging Lamp' atilt 'Side Lalori4
Lit Kilelien it, Parlor 11 , 1.. otul OC`e
• BEST COAL (111. IN TIIE MARKET.
Family Dy., of all Clor., Everythit.g,' in a la raggit.t,
line of;
Pre•cription4 ret. eise special attention out are
compounded stills ',ire and I. 11. ,CRESALER.
." Muhl street lest Waif S•uttli Morel street.
In the Store Iloom with J. Sheet., 31e:eh:ant Taqor.
CIUT AstIES.-:--SixoN AGAIN
• opt:N.—Ninon'. Drug. Store i , no, .{iron in the ofli. e
of Or. A. li. Sem..eny.' otr Mary Street. Drugs: Patent
Medicine, l'erflinter by e miff.,
Paper, Ens. lopvs and odd, and rods oral' kind.i.
reltlefilhvr the pia., nal., of Dr. :,•1/4..;1{ . , Miura St.
Here and Cauk - Pon der is ill be tunti.hed this creek.
Eobarto aub
riIOBAOOO AND SE(4AIt - ,' sTORE.-
1. diltilN tit-. has oprned out in fall h1..1 in the
new weatherdatarded or.rlattity,at the ettrneror
Main and Streets. A fall dial o 01l seletted
a , sortnient 01 1` . 1) ft ACC I I awl SEGA It S SNUFF,
which he offent ivltolt.otio or retail. His
Stock eonsiid‘ of Flounder, Nastrt. Colutre , *, Spun Hall.
Cavendidi, 311(.1dd:in. Sunny Side anti' all ttaperior fine
enter.
SMOKING T tUA(T(I. trait a. ltritlitikinitl;
Delight. Picket (1 cant Mcimmt.th. Cnin. and ,alter
ehni,r brand.. t:
sEUAISS of every variety, quality and pros' from I to
15 rent.: each.
M i w en t i , Ramie« and S. 4 otolt Snuff.
Sloorit lootta, s wotot Itra r and ..lay 0114..111* %ol,Ftyle.
(WI ttt Slootty 'mat gut •• tUr old gentl .. ttt an it
jtelpinl,,t
T/17:311 STILL OX HANO.—I'OBACCO
.13 - A SEE AIL S.—The understoult 1 litts junt 1141111.4
from the Cu y a ith a complete dtok at .Tolittero and Se
gura. sneh as Naturill Le.d, Miotttx.to Smoking 'rob.,
otrt And Pipes. Store ott 'Queen Situ •t. tilr9l4 1101, multi
the M. E. l'hurelt., t' nor, give hint a Lift. •
aug-21'
•
LAm;E ASSoirrMBNT OrrOBACCO
ua d,E,;-.. k its. anal retali
SHAFER A sTUAEI"S.
on Queen street. East of Or 11eth.4151 Chnrdt.,
7-tittrational.
c4HIPPEN'SBVIIG FEMALE AI'ADE-
Ly Vollllll,, s e pt s t h.
inerneteil to all the higher br.whes taught'in
8.11111.16 ,, 1114"Vim•Lti * mud in.trument.ti 11110kie.
A Lu,mvl natillmr lit pupils u - 111 be boanietim the family.
of the principal.
t',.ru+ NO ba r umtehn•r. to ...111iNtte. will find in Chia
evr•r2 - silt tmtaze the•c qtr., For partieulara
tuna a in Mar tohlre,•.
MISS 11, J. NFI:EEII.X.N Prineipal. '
nut-24.3m0.. Shipperoburg. Pa.
A DEI2Piti,IN.INSTITL"I'E, NOItRIS-
OtotttlV, Pa. Bolinlintr. lota
Day School for Young Lotus. will; commenee its Winter
Session on T'uriiiny, October euntmiling lice months.
Tenns moderate. Locnti.on healthy and benntiful.
Tile new sv.ee_in nu k. timizlit lie Din /RI, in,
11,f110,,t0n. will bet practiced. tktilyiby tint pupils. For ciri
colargivaig terp,x, midi,. I
nag3l-'2l. E- 3A , ISSE:3 Bl:Sfi, Principals,
Vubjiratuitto.
copyIimITED. , VIEWS OF CHAM
[ itmisiwitG
Bank of Chatitherantrir and 1111113(..
Court Hoare #nii„Town
Main Street.
Street from the DiaTotal roorth and south.
Corner Main and Eit.t Xin9,Streti.
General View.
l'onoeocheagne Creel R hit Biwa Chureh.
Seeotal near Mari.et Street.
North Nießt vitro, Poblie Square..
Published hvtdt. Ni„:: WELL 724 'Arch Street, and,for
sale in Clunitherolatrir at S. S Score.
A liberal disrf molt to the trade- m111441=
EI'TERS OF ADVICE FOR LADIES
A FIVE ANATOMICAL• ENIIRAVIN!IS.
1111.4 infornmtlon niner bi•fore publ,4l“l. ;
Sent fre, In • :waled envelopq for IES rents. -
Addre..4 ' DR. STANFORD,
jul)64lm. Box N0:4,65'2 Sect York O.'
(Thiass an1:1 eureilzhmte.
JOHN C. HOPKIN4
TOHN C. 110PKiNS & CO.,, I3IPOR
ty Jer i and Deal., in CI [INA, (;1..1tit5 and QUEENS . -
WARE. ,Cu. 612 .Ifarkrt Sertrt.
For further I n rtiettiarn o kppis to ::!titiqt a:K. Cham
ber-burg, I'a. cept.2.3.1 3 .
. i t: n u is
, li f !!.s.4llti n t ,;
l'and ('elan Ware.ka hie}, he in offerin g at line prievA. at
the Family ilrovery, corner of gain and Wa±hira z ion St l .
an g 2,l •
A LAR E LoT OF C L A SA; AND
to - EEN EW It F: just opened at E REIVA.
I.JiDlsjria.)ls;
.1. C. itletlAttloi. IN 4),
- p MONTUOSIEIZY lutye
ll asgovinted themsels it. in the Pro-1,16. lof Afroirrirkr,
Mid e taken nn I/thee in' the late residenee if.laeob B.
immedithely oppo•Ote the Preslethernm florreh.
All pemons indebted to either of the, a;bos e. Mill please
make, early settlement of the 4ame. lutt'2.l-tfl
• . _
TIL IV. 110YLE Avill attend prompt-
J/lv to all profe.slonal ealls. Otllee,in the Vestihule
of the Sete Sehool noose near the Jud. r latast24—
H. EHHICH. 1 J. 0. EMIHPH.
(lENTRE WOOLEN ,FACTOR.Y.—The
lJ ,uhe.cribera re•peetfully inform their friends told the
toddle generally. that they 'ha, e nartaid
Factory one nide north-trot of ChainherNburg. (best
known as' klor.tiK Factory) for a term of Ytiars n here they
intend to manufacture Cloth. Sattimit, Blanketk Flannel ,
and Carpeting frotn she feces , of yarn. 'Country Carding
and Puffing attended to. Abin—.4nataq fit,„, a nd fancy
dying 11000 in enter. Having added a ntiminir of new ma
chine, to the i r Factory, they are now prepared to do work
in the sect mtvle and Iloilo to be nide to render genexol slit
idatition to ail whotnnyffVor ate m ills their cantons..
ir WOOL left at the Vulg.!, of Inder stu d B.
'rhommt.; tat. Senn, in pridgeport, and at
the lbotioi.f . Frtinklin Ht., Chambrr.+l , Hrg,
will be ealled for every fa° wrrke and returned NI hen tm•
Wird. IL EnItICH &
9111 E ANNUAL ELECTION fur officers
mid managers of the Cumherland nail Mad
Company. Will lie held in tia , CompanOt °Mee, in Chinn
her•lntrg, beta een the.hour. of IIYA. M. and 41'. M.l on
Monday, the 2nd dog of October 71111.
sop7.3t E. M. IiMPLE, Socpetary
APPLE TREES FOR SALE.—The un'
dersigned. residing I miles 'Sorthalf Cluunbersburg,
Offers for sale a large number of Apple {Cress, from ti to 1`
feet high. from 3to 3 years growth. i
snptl.f.ra• it. 801.).ESUIERGEIt
flitititaq flotitro.
T.,IEADQUARTERS PENNA. '3I.ILIT'IA.
L lannisßnu:, Aug. 30.1P61.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. I.—ln conformity with the
provisions of the ads of A-senifily of the Zkl and 113th of
August. le.ol, and the act to which they are supplements.
It is ordered. , •
1. But the raising of the corps of fifteen regiments, to be
milled the Pennsylvania State - Guard," provided for in'
said acts. !W forthwith commented.
ff. A. the first , portion of that corps, three regiments of
infantry, two's gaiirons of cavalry and four batteries of field
artillery. shall be recruited without delay. Tth'oe 'ref
ueling situadnins and batteries, it in inteioled, shall be
Nimpowri oft ohinteers. to wit: tic veteran soldier.g and
of able hotbed persons. between the ages of eighteen !slid
'fifty giving prrferidt'u to those who are not subject to draft
under the laws of the United States.
ff. The force thus to to rained will be commanded by
eginipney officers elected by the men, and who have been
in the service of. the 1 niteil States, and beendoinorably
discharged thereforin.
'I be bald and general officers will be appointed by the
(;„,, Th or and ninsteted into the service of the Auto - .
Foitt'F. AVM!, bE vslio Folt. 1116 OF.FFANCI; OF all F.
sr.vrF- It will while in iervice, be clotlied.clittipped
armed. subsisted do iplined and paid as provided tot by
law thr sinulur trap, if the `terviro of the united Stitto.,,
4. l'ersons qualified by service for the pa.ition of 6 , 11 t.
p, u rly °filet, in this istirps, will, ou application to the State
Insps.vtor Vieneml, at Ilarrisbunt receive authority to re•
coot o ipnnies and squads, and, if ttfterwur‘l'l elcrted
to- cowpauy °dicers, trill tie eommissioued accordingly.
5.' The odd caps shall be enlisted in the 'sen'ice of the
Suite for three
,years. sooner,discharived and
be Indite to be called into the een • ieo of the:State at ouch
times RA the ("inventor lolly deem their serviees nevest.ary.
6. A
,camp . of rende:arous will be established at Harris
burg. muter the eharge of competent military and medied
mil cm- ro and transportation for troops thereto will So fur
Wished to persons recruiting companiei, and squads of
hi IT 1.F. , $ TiLvs 1:10111 men. on application to Col. 31. S.
Qum - : Harrisburg. chief "1 l'rqnsportutiougad Tei egripli
I/eparbnent - •
7. Should the regiments. squadrons and battero, spec-
Lilly herein provided sir not be recruited n ithin 71111:1:f
ti.ky.4 the tlefielency will he supplied Ity Ilnift.
P. Brig. (ten. Lemuel Toda. State Inspector General.
charge d.with the exemition of thin order. nod all the
details muter it. By order of A. ft. CURTIN.
... . ,
floveroor and' Coutuattu ling-in-Chief.
'A. J. itt'sp-Ei.f., Adjutant General of l'eniCa. isep7.3t
T_
' -T EA DQUAIt 1 01 , I'llo V I 0 g - T--
_t,t, MARSIIAI.I., \ TEYINTII
‘ tL‘'. •
!tk. Chamlersburg. •Pt. 1 +64.—1 trace been directed
hiloak; ioblie
the following annount °meat.
EYSTEU,
('opt. and Pro. Mar. 11411 Inn.
Vin.t - NTEElN.—v"int, , ,r,. will lie aerepied and
tottotell 'on the Quota% or the preient 1,11, op 14, the Leg
I,raeheal moment before thdraftt•it turn are Itheerled
told t, rendez , Tow Sithllir,triet,
o Idolt ha\ e Idled their eititit;., ore u1g0. , 1 If0;,1/ at
nne , .
All time that eaii ).".thfy lon given Will he ilhmtnl,
011 the draft erntntwzwe tv-ouriti attil . sth Seideutber
:v4 prgt twable.
l'rttibt< will' be Oven. (;overoment Junnitrip.l(ll
Vebmteers• witillikrtber irden, . •
By order of Capt. /Vella. J. Dodge, - A. A: P. 4. , flez
WILLIAM Sell EFFLER, Copt. A. A. AI (.eu.
HarnAburg. Aug% 21st. 11.464.
,
altTuittaress•,
QADDLERY!• SADI)LER I Y!!
L. 3 JF.REMIAII
,OYSTEIt reipeetfally retitras his
thanks to 111 - 4 patrons for the liherni eto,onwena , nt reeei
ved front them heretofore. and he wonldinvito them and
the community Oneruily. who may need any thing in his
late. to'trive hint a call at his new ...and 4/11 E.ra Queen
street, neat the Fnotklat Itailmad Chanthershu* where
he keep , s e onntnntly,n ham( every variety of SADDLE:
ItY .V.ND HARKENS of hit own mannforttni..land lie
Is prepared to sell' the "41111144 on ternot that defl, vollllo[l
- Every article elrelell for ~Ai! 144 n arrentod to lie
made of tl.e - 1,e4 InatCriol ned by eontpe:ent 4. orktoan,
which will he fully dettono:trated no sit eZlllllllalOllll thee.-
of.
TRUNRS ANit VALISES.—Re .UOlllll
.111/141 ran the
attentllll of 11141,11e - Wellt1111?,./11,1;01el neat 1111 4 1 cu tup and
.nhstantittl 'Crank or Valise tot& umurtment.•. anel7,lZi.
_____
•
1 yr; :re
ss (;) R (4,10
of 1 1?
J N . : 1 ::::t
llin teno• are Cash. ice lie has 1144 1411/It 11
- _
fl ffORDON is still 141 Slrept.
sue door Smolt of Dr. FrlleggeroleS Oflleci lie
1. reedy In 1111101 44rnerg. 11111144 Illiegot if atte.-1:
k 0 " TO GORDON, and see if lie', can't,
T suit yOu to .onlettin¢ in leis line.
IBrbirai.
•
'II BUT, l$M CENTINF l'Ill!,AX
1' -
I_l il; r l: lll2is.—romiol. 3: sa; rr..o ft; EXTI4 . 7 ' a's- ,
clic, a Po,tive tool Spes ilk- Rinaedy flit. Di4.ltsie of, the__
Bladder. Kidney., tlras eland Drop-dal Su eili tt :r,
The. ami
. Mede increase, the }sew er of Dig 411
:0. 0,1111
eXelli.< the Absorbents into healthy action by t
which' the
Watery or I.,,aleareou, illptrAtains and alllUiniotUral En
lateen:Odes ore red - deed as well a, Pain tool Intlanduation.
HELMBOLD'S - EXTRACT It TH:I . ,'
For Weakne,e, arismg-from Exces.e., habit:4of Disdpu
non ' Early Indisi retion or Abu., attended with , the . fol
lou Mg Nymptono. :—lndispiedion to Exertdin I Loss of
31emory. Weak Nen c,, Horror of Dihinew. lii ones- of
VI , MII, l'uiver.al L.o.sittide of the Mowed, Sl stem. - Hot
Hand , . Drvia,, of the Skin. Lies of Power, fhdiculty of
Breathing. Trembling Wiikefolite-ls. Polo in] the Back.
Fludonir.ot the Boil,', Erummus of the F. 111,, 4 . 1{11d ( wan
tenutii,.
These symptoms. if allowed to go on. which thus tnedi
,ine 111.111,1thly'retnol et,. sum lotions Impotency , . Fataay"
and Epileptic Fits, in one of; which the Patientlmay ex
- Who eon say - that they are;mof frequently folhaved.hy
tho, ' Direful Disetee.o "IN'SANITY AND CI.,iNSE3IP-
Tiox. - Many Lire aware of the cause of thdir puttering,
hut none will eonfeNti. The Records of [lo' Insane Asy
lum, and...lfelanchoiy Deaths by Consumytidp, I hear am
ple witness - to the Truth of theSui.ertion, 1
The C:onstitatioiz once affected wit Organic Weakness,
require the uid of Medicine to Strengthen' and Invigorate
the spactu, which HEL,MBOLLYS EXTR..kHI I BUCHL:
in rorealily does. A Trial will conch, the mOst skeptical.
FEMALES—FEMALES , --FEMALES.
.1” many Af
fraioll - $ pecn ha r to Ermales THE EXTRACT LITCHI... as
unequaled liv any other remedy, 04 in ChlorOs-ii or Reten
tion, Irregularity, Painful:le , , or Suppmesion of Cd,tie
lllltry Es Hell:1210M, UiCerlltettv Seirrhou, State of the
['term Lencorhen or Whites. Sterility. and fir all com
plaints incident to the ..,X. whether arising frOni Indinre
tam. Habits of DisidNnon. or in the DECLINE OR
(ALA:CUE OF LIFE.- ,-
Take no more Balsam. Mercury or anidrasani medidines
of unpleasant and dangerous dams., ,
- HELMBOLD'S EXTRACP Bucnc AND!IMPROV
ED RtiSE WAND . CURES SECRET DISEASES, lu
all their :dap, Little or no change Mdiet, At little, ex
liellSe, iNt, inconvenience, And no ExpdAde. ' 1
It calt,e, a frequent desire and iris es trtretvl to urinate.
thereby Removing Olidruchous. Preventing and CUring
Strictures of the ,t, retreat, allaying Pain Mal Inflammation.
Mil frequent in this class of dh.eace, Mid expelling all
PVil , ollo.l, Diseased and tromand matter. • ! .
%Thousauds upon Thousand.. Who lime been the Victims
of Quacks, and who have paid henry feii to be cured in a
%hurt time. have found they weredereh ed, and that, the
POISON bus, by the use of junco:pa - astringents, been
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and no matter ot, HOW LONG STANDING.;
Diseases of these Organs require the aid of DIURE
TIC. lIELMBOLD'S EXTRAUT lIUUHU is THE
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_. . - . .. .
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flu 11l ricEp. , ,tATI(IN
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,au equal: they uri• • ill ilk ,. 1110,2
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bignatture Lb lIN uptiti them. •
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lIEWAIIE I't)I'N'IIIIfFEITS!
'They tilde all nut, to whieh the felualf system is
iiiibievaid with 4114141,44 i Mill It degree of vertaitity whit.li
twilling. but a ,eteuttheullt I.ollllrl.llltlfYl fluid iireparatiou
could reach.
tattr:it
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I'SE NO OTHER
USE NO O'rHER !
far my Drops gtillid lwfore the world to the neplss tam:
of nil remethw for the cure of 1.01 diwast, of the Kidneyb
am d IthMder,- Leueorrhea. Prolupsus and the wild but
e i.orreetit .11 of all irregularitle,
llh Nirr BE IMPOSED UPON!
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by those who hare other preparations. whirls they desqe
to palm idT upon the strength,of the popularity of my
Drops. and who reeommebd their rwn nostnuni. thus up
_j to themselves the constant demand for tar
2enodieal Drops as armedium for selling . •tomethmg whilm
ii rth
ol esr and methetent But when the prugge‘t yOu
nut got them. either make him buy them for
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wholesale agent. syhu will send roe a bottle by return
Express.
Sou a ill thnc SILVO yourselve., trouble ima obtain relief
troth the greate , t Female Regulator of the Nineteenth
Century._
. . .
Wet 25 MO Bottles of thiA medieine have bept
within the last six mouths, and every Lady that stud
them. hut for the nature of the mire, would ftir7ill us
with her aworn certifieate of Their'efilcacy. It taken hut
one Whtr to make the experitneut. and (appeal to time
of your sex who are sufTermg—will you waste away when
murk Dollar o ill rive you iwant
I Prepared by Dr, JNO. L. LvoN, Praelking
Pra e 5 :l per bottle. -
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IN V AL-,IDS
IROS IN - THE 131.00 D.
it is well knuivu to the medical profession that IRON
i. the vital pron,iple or Life Element of the blood. Tilts
is derived chiedy tram the food We eat : hut if the food is
not properly digested, or if, from our cause whatever, the
nresaryquanuty of iron is not Luken into the circulation.
.ar becomes re:Jared, the system stiffens. The bad
blood will irntate the heart, wdl clog •up the lungs, still
atmiefy the brunt. will obstruct, the liver , and will crud
its dibease producing elements fii all parts of the systemr
and every due trill seer in whatever organ may be pre•
tli,euse. The great value of
IRON 4SI A MEDICINE
Is ss ill Luau n and neknowledged by all medical men.
The difficulty has been to obtain such prcpandum of it us
ill enter the emulation and ii.Qhnulate at °nee w ith tin
blood. - Tins point. etty; Dr. Ilayes. Ittlwachusetts State
Chemist, has been attained to the Peruvian Syrup, by
eumbinatiou in a way before unknown.
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A I'EW DISCOVERY IN'3IEDICISFP: that '44lrert a
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Principles or Life Element—lron. •
Vd 4 E P.EIi.UVIAN SYRUP
Cures Dysperikt, Liter Complaint, 1 -"ruPsr — Fooor sod
Aguo, Loss of Energy, Low Spirits.
.THE PERUVIAN SYRITP,
Infuses strength, - vigor, and new life into the 53 - stem and
builds up rin "Iron Constitution.
•
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Cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints and al
dirences of the Kidneys and. Madder.
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SPECIFIC for all diseases originatin¢ in a BAD
BTATE'OF THE BLOOD, or accompanied by
Dehili
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IIALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL - --Dr.
_LA JOHNSTON, the fu rnder of this Celebrated Institu
tion. offers the wont certain, speedy, and only eff ec t ua l
remedy in the world for Uleets, Structures, Seminal
Weakness, Pain In the Loins, Constitutional Debility.
Impotence, Weakness of the Buck and Lhasa, Affections
of the Kidneys, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspepsia, ;gee.
noun Irritability. Diseases of the Head, 'Throat, Nose or
skin; and all those serious and melancholy disorders aris
ing from the destruct - lie habits of Youth, which destroy
both - body and mind. These secret stud solitary - Tractions
are more fatal to their victims than the song of the'Syrens
to the mariner UlYssus, blighting their most brilliant
hopes or anticipatiot., rendering marriage, Av.., impossible.
YOUNG MEN.—Young Men especially, who have be.
come the victims of Solitary Vic*, that dreadful and des
tractil-e habit which annually - sweeps to an -untimely
grave thoummlw of yuut% men of the tram exalted talent
and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have entraneed
Slennteituttli the thunders of ekquene e. or waked
to eestary the Hying tyre; mayrall with SIB tooth:teem
31.-kftlilarl-El—Asirriea persons, or young men con
tetuphainir marriage, being owner of physical weakness.
org - onic debility, dotortnitles,, Sa, should Immediately
Cmanit Jelinston. -
1f7 ,- wilo places himself under the care of Dr. Johnston
may religiumlyeounde in his honor as it gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill as a rilm,jci aa .
OItIiARIC WEAKNESS 13i311:131ATELY C, RED
AND FULL VIGOR. IttISTORETD.—Thbo disease is the
penalty most frequently paid by those who bare •becotrits
the victims of improper Indulgences.' Young persons are:
too Wet In commit es se es from nut beiuic aware of-the
dreadful consequence's ATM...may ensue. Now, whp 'that
understunds the subject will pretend to deny than the
power of Procreation is lost sooner by those haling into
improper habit than by the - prudent. Beside. being de
priced of the pleasure of healthy offspring, and the most
serious umt destructive syanpathy to mind Rod body arise.
The system homilies deranged, the physksi and mental
powers weakened. nervous debility, dyspepsia, palpitation
id the heart. indigestion,. a wasting orthe frame, cough,
synitsuus of consumption.
Office .Ne. 7, South Frederick Street, seven door* from
lialnuture street East side, up the steps. Be weenie:
in observing rite name and number, Or you will militate
th e place.
A Ci'RE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS. No
Mer
rdry or Anarrow. Drugs.
DR. JOHNSTON, .klember of the Royal College ot
Surgeons London, graduate front one of the most soonest
Colleges of the Pelted States, and the greater part of
whose life has been vent in the hospitals of London.
Paris il'ltiladelithia and elsewhere, has effected some of
the ntAd astonishing cures that were ever known. Many
troubleft withfinging in the head and eats when asleep,
great nervous ess. being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
bashfulness. with frequent blushing, attended sometimes
with derangement of mind, were curedimmediately.
A CERTAIN DISEASE!—When the misguided. aud
imprudent v.itar:. of pleasure find he has imbibed the seed
of this 'willful disease, it too often happout that an
tinted .4.11, of shame, or dread of discovery, deters film
trots applying to those oho front education and litspects
illilly coo al o ne bstneud him, deluyiug till the constitu
tional symptoms of this horrid diseitse make their appear
ance -owls as ulcerated sore throat diseased nose, noctur
nal maim in the head and limbs, dimness of sight, deaf
nese. miss on the 'chin, bones mut arms, blotches ou the
head. face and extremities, progressing with frightful ,ra
pidity, till at last the palate of the month or the bones or
the 0040 fall in toil the victim of this awful disease be-
COMP, a horrid ohjsvt of eonimissemtion. till death puts a
period to his dreadful sunerinp, by sending him to that
bourne (non whence DU trisveller returns." Tosneh, there
fore Dr. Johnston pledges himself to preserre the Most
ins inlnt,te selTee )' ; and from his extensive practice in the
first Hospitals of Europe and America, he can confidently
recommend it safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate 'de
but of this horrid dimsise.
. -
It is a melancholy fact that thousands till victims to
thi's horrid disease owing to the =skillfulness of ignorant
pretenders who by tzse of that dreadful poison, Mercury.
rain the constitution; and either send the ttoilbrtunate to
uu =timely grave, or make the residue of life miserable.
TAKE nurrlcuLAu NOTICE I—Dr. J. addresses
there who have injured themselves* 'private and be.
proper intiolgentsis.
These are I,IIIP of the sad and melancholy effects pro
dmvd by early habits of youth, viz t— Weakness of the
Beek and Limits, Pains in the Head. Dimness of Sight,
L,st.s . :Museular Power. Palpitation of the Heart, Dye llepsta, Nervous Irranbility, Derangement of the Digest
Ski e Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consump
tion, Se.
MENTALLY, - the fearful effects on the mind are mach to
be dreaded; loss of Memory, confusion of Ideas, Deprob
ston of Spirits, Evil lorelsxliugs, Arereion to Society,
Self-Distrust. Lore of Solitude, timidity, ,Le., are some
of the evil effects,
Thou ands of persons of all ages can now judge what
is the eatisa of their declining health, lasing their vivo,
becoming weak, pale. ban e singular appearance about the
eyes, cough, and symptoms of Consumption.
Dr.--IOHNSTOI'S I:CYR/ORATING REMEDY FOR
(ou:ANkc WEAKNESS.—By this great and important
remedy; Weakness of the Organs_is speedily cured, and
full vigor rentortld.
Thimainds of the most nervous and debilitated, who
, . .
had lost all hope. have been Immediately relieved, All
unpMilnents to Marriage, Physical or Mental Disqualid
canon Non ous Imtubility, Trembling, Weakuevi or Ex.
hanstion of the moat fearful Lind, speedily cured by Dr.
Johnston.
YOUNG lifEN, - who have injured themselves by a cer
tain practice. Indulged in when alone—u habit frequently
learned from evil esmuluniohs, or at school, the effects are
nightly felt, even when usleep, and if not cured render
finininge impossible. and destrtlys both mind and body,
should_
- apply itmnevliately. ,
What a pity that a young man, the hope of his country,
the darting of his parents, should be snatched from all
probiseits and enjoyments of life, by the consequence of
deviating from the path of nature, and indulging In a cer
tain mend habit. Such persons, before contemplating _
MARRIAGE. ,should reflect that a sound mind and body
are the most tieci.,:sary requisites to promote connubial
happiness. Indeed, without there, the journey through
lite lassotnes a weary pilgrimage, the pmspetit hourly'
tinrkens to the view ; the mind becomes shadowed with
despair. and filled with the melancholy reflection, that
the hupp:ness of another becomes blighted with our own.
OFFICE NO-. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
DALTI3fORE..
STRANGERS. 7 T4e many thousands cured at this
Institution in the pan fifteen years; and the numerous im
portant surgical Operations performed by Dr. J., witnessed
by the reporters of the pipers, and many other persons,
notices of which have appeared. again and again before
the public. is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
N. If. There are m many ignorant and worthless quacks
advertising thetuseives as Physicians, ruining the health
of the already afflicted, Dr. Johnston deems it at:emery
to may to those unacquainted with his reputation, that his
Diplomas hang in his offlee. '
TAKE letters Must be past paid, and
contain a p.tsige stamp far the reply, or no answer will
be sent. (mar 16-Iy.
()STETTE R 'S
CELEBILATED
STOMACII BITTERS.
A pure and powerful Tunic, Corrective and Attaa•
rive, of wonderful efficacy In diseases of the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS,
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,' Headache,. Gee
oral Debility, Nervousness, Depression of
Spirits, Constipation, Colic, Intermit
tent Fever, Cramps, Spasms,
- and all Complaints of either Sex wis
ing &but Bodily Weakness, whether inhe• -
rent lit the rTtoent, or produced by spec-jai...m.lam-
Nothing dint is nal wholesome, genial and restorative
in its nature enters into the computation .of lICISTET.
TER'` STOMACH < BITTERS. This popular prepexas
don ectitaimt no mineral of any kind, no deadly botanical
elethent, no fiery excitant, but is a combination of the ex
tracts of rare balsamic herbs altd plants with the palest
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It is well to be forearmed against disease, and, so far as
the human system can be protected by human means,
against maladies engendered by an unwholesome Mmes•
phere, impure water, and other external causes, HOST;
ETTER'S BITTERS may be relied on as a saSeguard,
In districts infected with FEVER AND AGUE it Las
beet, found infallible as a preventive, and irresistabie as a
remedy : and thousands who resort to it under atrprehen
slim dun attack, escape the scourge; and thousands who
neglect to avail themselves of its protective qualities in ad
vance, are cured by a very brief course of this marvellous
medicine. Fever and Ague patients after being plied for ;
Months with quinine In vain, until fairly indurated with
that dangerous alkaloid, are not unfrequently restnred to
health within a few days by the use of HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS.
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The weak stomach Is rapidly invigorated and the appes
tits restored by this agreeable Tonic, and hence it works_
wonders in canes of Dyspepsia and less confirmed forms of
INDIGESTION. Acting as a gentle'and painleu aped.
eat, as well an upon the liver, a also invariably relieves
the CONSTIPATION superinduced by Irregular action
of the digestive and seetetive organs.
Persons of feeble habit, liable to ATTACKS;
LOWNESS OF SPIRITS, and FITS OF LANGI/OR,
find prompt uud permanent relief from the Sitters. The
testimony on this point is most conclusive and from PAII
sexes.
The agony of BILIOUS COLIC is immediately
stuiged by a single dose of the stimulant, and by acemilon
ally resorting to it the return of tote complaint maybe Pre'
vented.
Asa tienend Tonic 110 STETTED.% BITTERS produce
effects whit% must be experienctd or- witnessed before
they use be fully appreciated. In cases of CONSTITU
TIONAL WEAKNESS, PREIKATURE DECAY and
DEBILITY and DECREPITUDE arising from OLD
AGE, it exerelms the electric influence.
In the minvaleecent stages of all diseases it operates ss•
delightful invigorunt. When the powers of nature are re.
lazed it operates to reinforce and re-establish them. " •
Lust, hut not least. it is THE ONLY SAYE STIMU
LANT, being manufactured front sound and innocuous
matenals, and entirely free from the acid elements pres
ent more or less in all the ordinary tonics and stowatehles
of the they.
So faMilv medicine has been so universally, sad It pity
bo truly added. deservedly popular with the latellagent
pornon of the ebmnunlity, , as HOSTETTER'S BIT ,
TEIIS.-
P'el ' ' " dred bY TIOSTETTER SMIT-H,
Pittsburg, Pa.
gold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekeepef il e . v i e y rl2.-
where.
BALSAMIC, COUGH
SYTIVP.—Far Conerhs. Colds, Crouft. Whoopitsg
Cough. Asthma, Brinickitas, ...pitting Blood, Pain and
Weakness of the Breast, Difficulty of Breathing . , 4e.—This
is no new remedy. It hus been used fur a number of years
in Maryland ana parts of Pennsylvania, and has where•
ever !.nowt
.. .acuired an unpreeedented reputation Ita
curing the various disnismi fur which it is recommended.
It is toed by all classes of 'society, and the universal
opinion is shut it'l4 good. — This Syrupjs a purely, VglpttO.
Ide Compound. It is pleasant to take. and never does In
jury. but owing to Its pnrifring qualities, most do good
under any circumstances. Its effects are truly wonderful;
northing, calming, and allaying the most violent eaughat
purifying, strengthening: and Invigorating the whap qr.
tem ; calming mid soothing the nerves; ai4 tan
in g and S
tnting expectoration, and healing' the DISEASED
LUNGS. thus striking at the root of disease, - and driving
it from the sYstem.
CROUP.-This disease is announced by didienitY ,of
breathing, shrill whistling or wheezing, hacking 001 40.
- threatened suffocation, dze. It inertly ()CCU?' -in rung
children. No child need die of Croup if this SyruP 1 1 Pro
perly used and used in time. Mothers having croup)
children should watch the first show of the disease, and
ativsys keep this remedy on Land
For cough after measles this Syrup is mast exoellea.
Experience has proves that it is equaled by tic...other pre
partition.
The price is each as to place it within the reach of
the poor as well as the rich, and every person should
have it. : •
Every onus should have it in the house. It is • true sad
faithful Mend to all who value health and wish to sicure
themselves against that mutt terrible disease, Constizap.
Lion. It will be found the most useful as well , of Oa
cheapest family medlaim in the world. It had betiniumel
for the last four years with a success pitheut • P•fill!il-
Price 40 Cents per bottle, or three bottles for in 10.
Prepared by S. A. FOUTZ &BRO.,
Westminster, lid.
For sale by Storekeepers everywhere. &gal/