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BITITS, SPICES, Jce•,
1. end Lemons, Onions
Brine= - pre f ers . ed Om grt,
' Seedless Raisins, Girkins. )
I Layer Raisins, • pineapple 'Presertes, •
Prunes, p ar er shelled Almonds,
Currants, ' - Bard-Shelled • do
Citrons, Filberts.
Turkey PI" Pecan Mute,
Malaga Figs, - COMB Nuts, -
! Fruit, . English Walnuts,
; Split Peas, , Walnuts,'
Walnut Catsup, • - Shellbarks,
Tomato do Water Crackers,
Mushroom do Sugar do
' 'Pineapple Cheese, Matches.
Sap Sago do- , Stove Polish,
English do - Smoke Pipes,
Swim ' der Market Baskets,
Limburger ‘1,1:1 . Buckets,
Baker's Chocolate, BrOoms,
WOretteStellatire Sauce, Essence Coder.
- Pepper. Owes, Candies, '
Cinnamon, Mspice ground Lead Pencil.; '
expireasty roe !amity use, Castile Soap,
Beans, Pinkies, Toilet do
Chow ObOir Pfekleq.Rosin do
Caulillereilr do ' ,Indigo; • ,
Mixed . do Starch.
Mace, Ginger, • Wrapping Twine,
Nutmegs,
Macaroni, : P reser veenimbler..
' Vermicelli. Smnbbing Braila , .
• Nonpareil Capt. - A, Sweeping, du
Lentelii, Shoe, do
French Mustard, Shoe Blacking,
Coleman's ?dastard, ' Silver Sand,
Durham do - ti Bath Brick,
Saltuloll, f Tripoli.
' for sale at t 2 -44HAFER 4 STUARTS.
On Queen Street, East of the Methodist Church.
GROCERIES WHOLESALE AND RE-
T,kiL.:,..-sHAFER 4 STUART, nn Quern Street,
"..i£41.81 of tde Zfeulodiat CAurek. would respectfully call the
attention of Sib eilizene of Chamherelnum and vicinity to•
the varied and exteueive umortinctit of GROCERIES,
FRESSL QUEENWARE, CRIJAIZWARE.
and a general Stook of 3liiteellanetion Articles a Lich they
are nom offering,-and constantly reteiving front New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, at their Store Room, on Queen
Street, PAM of the Slethotlist Church.—
It is their intention to keep snub an assortment as the de
mands of the community require: They have the best
faciltiee for the purchase of gods. on the most eth unto
genus terms, and having their own cars on the Rood. and
one of the.firm being almost constantly in the city, affords
them every advantage in purchasing goods in the shortest
time, and at less expense than usual, which enables them
to sell very law far (AA !
SUGAILS,COFrEES AND TEAS of all grades, from
the highest lathe lowest prices by the barrel, sack or pound.
SritcF AND MOLASSES, by the Ifogshenti. Barrel
or retail Pet family use. Sugtlr Carat flume, Ccsitse and
Fine SeikFlisit and Cheese.
We would call especial attention ot 7- itintry dealers and
others, wishing to purchase at wholesale prices, as we are
prepared to sell everything in the Groce - fr line as cheap us
ran be purchased in the binge= cities •
Tbe 'highest rite lead in Orli 'tor country produee nr
taken in exchange for goods. tBAFER & STU AUT.
MARKET , 1101.1gE. , —The untlersigned
reirdetfulh- inform their numerous customeni and
the public generally Bud they have re-opened their Gro
-eery Shire in the roam formerly occirpled Iv the Hook and
Ladd Company, In 'the Mallet Houqe, mid take thi,
method'af returning their thanks for the liberal pntrotutZc
hfireinfore extended to Them. Their stock i 4 complete in
every variety of FAMILY GROCERIES., consisting of
Ram, VW, Snit, Mackerel, Coffee, Sugar+, TeitK. To.
baceoe, nisi:Lei, Brooms, thicket,. ('ante. Tnineii,
ware; iliiinecinrivium and everything heretofore kept at their
formerphtee of business. They will always keep a niiiii
cient stock em band to be enabled to meet the demand, of
the commtmity, COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in ex•
'imago for goods at cash market pricer. ' Don't forget the
'place, (Market House) three doors from MO C•omer. on
Queen Street. (aug3ll IIUBEIt & I.EmAsTER. .
PRECHER'S GROCERY s-rcii:E.
AJ The undersigned has the largest stork of k`AItIILY
GROCERIES in town. n-Inelt he offers to the public at The
lowest CASH PRICES. It is not neeessary to enumerate.
aY Lis stock is lam , and complete.
rir Highest prices paid for COUNTRY PRODUCE in
exchange for funds. itour3ll CYRUS SPRECIIE It.
el T. HOLLOWAY, 11 7 130/,ESALE
. GROCER AND COM3f/SSZON
505 3f.alllET STREET, (North side, above Fifth street.)
Philade t24lv
IRESH GROCERIES.-4ist received
at the new and cheap Family rititeery Stre. (smiler
of Main and Washington streets. a large amortnient of
fresk Gro4eties, which will be sold chtap.
ang24 , E. D. REED.
VO OLD GOODS- AT THE CHEAP
Family Grocery, comer Maia anti Waaliiiertan au.
Dive US El call if you a ant fresh cheap Droveritiil
sepl4 _ E. D. REID.
FRESH GROCERIES DAILY RECEIV
ad at the Cheap Family Grey Story, corner 3ittin
and Washington streeL [.nplii E. 1). REID.
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS RE
ceived every week at SHAFEU S. STUAILT's,
_ on Queen street, East of the 3fethotlist ChUreh.
PARTLY FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT AM)
corn Meat, be the barrel or small quantities, (smile
at SHAFER dr. STUARTS, Queen street.
ATACKEREL BY THE BARREL, Kl'l
mat Mal, at7ar fre , h, at E. D. ItETD'S.
4,)ubl4'ations.
ROM THE PRESS OF J. B. f LIP
' PINCOTT 4 CO.—Just published.
, -L ILILLARD'S LIFE OF 51eCLBLLAN.—Life and
leampsigns of Ilteorge B. McClellan, Major (lea. U. S.
.11k.l.rvey. B 1: OAS. lliLLnalt Pluto_ with Portrait on
tt Steel. Price BL:na. '
,4 - ' A - - tharangbly biographical awl historical work, giving
't an account of the early vita:titian of General McClellan—
' his career at West Ponithis services in the Mexican war
—bin mission to the Crimea. and subsequent retirement
from the army 7 -his re-appointment in leiil—the campaign
in Western Virginiac—organizalion of the Array of the
Potomac—the Peninnular campaign of 'eel—the memont
hie - Seven Maya Battles.”—lam retirement from command
of the Artily and his reappointment—the battles of South
Mountain and Antietam, nail his, final reams al.
PURFACT--" The purpose of, thin work k to exhibit
lien. McClellan's title to the cratitudesull awlnaration of
hbreetuttrymen, by !limply telling them-wino he hos Alono.
The treatment he he received. hos made indeed neve,
airy sometimes to take the attitude of ColltroVviry, 111
msail others in onset to do him jttstiee. But tel Lou been
Sone DO more, than the interests Of truth reohinul."
BOSTON, August, leca. s. If.
IL IsT'liV WORN. BY ROBERT DALE
WRONG OF SLAVERY.—The Itight of. EIMM•
citation, and The Future of the African Bane in the Uni.
ted States. By the Hos. Buntllff Itsil; OWEN, Iv one
vol. ilinso. Price SIM.
The general scope of this important work may lit judg:
ed by the following extracts from the author's preface :
"Sfy task has led me over a vast field. In brietiv true ,
hag, from its inception in this hemisphere. the 4140 and
progress of the gnat wrong which still threotenu-the life
of the nation, I have -followed the fortunes of a %mitt inul
litude, equal in number to the, population, loyal and di,
loyel,,black and white, of thew: United States. I have
sketched, 'V the light of, authentic documents, the' dismal
.laistury ofttust multitude through three centuries and a
half; seeking out their representatives, and inquiring into
the numbers and condition of these at the present day. In
AO doing 1 laave arrived at conchae:en winch. to thhse who
have never,looked closely into the subject. may seem no
marvelhaug for belief.
. .....
- liPassing, then, tram the story of the wrong to look into
its remedy, I have toothed upon that inquiry iu its various
- legal and cotuditutionalasPacts : as, the connection of sla
very with the Constitution ; how far that instrument:al:nits,
and how fur it abstains from admitting, the exi.tence of
such a system; further, the character of w lull is termed
slave-property ; the right at emancipation hi the insurrec
tionary States; the right of emancipation in the local slave
States; the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in tl,e pron•
bee; the effect of the President's Emancipation prochima.
eon as well upon slaves within our Ent, no upon slut es
still in the enetn's hands; and the force of that
. station huh during warned after its euneituduli.
same connection 1 have treated of emancipa
tion ara Frei!t. measure of national policy, essential to the
preservation inviolate of the Constitution, indispensable to
the re-establishment of peace, irueparalde from the future
maintenance, ,north and south, of domestie tranquility.
after having truest the connections of the two
races in the past. and set forth the duty of one race toward
the other In the present, I Lave sought to look forward and
inquire bow they ore likely, When licith shall he free, to live
together- to the future ; whether toe oLull hove a rase
among nit unwilling or unable to nuppers itself; whether
admixture of the mere, both being free, in probable or de
sirable; whother,,,withind admixture, the reciproati euovit
intinerica. of the races on each other protniftes good or
whatA..wc, the chances that a base precpulice of race shall
ruin '
and disappear; and lastly, wbether, _in ease the
loredpiau shall unlit e that prejudice, disgraceful to us
depteSsing to him. null shall be clothed be law With
the salmi rights in search of °loch se e sought thus western
world, there will lit/tau-thing in cont4tiou w ith his future
these roiled Stiitc-s ezeite regrkt 41r iusplre apprehen•
7 J. D. LII'PLNL't TT .L Cir..
Publish° . Philadelphia.
Said hy S. S. SItBYOCK. Chnml -hnirg. isep2l-itt
CQPYitIGHTEL) VIEIS'S OF
BEICSBUIM IN RUINS.
Bank otChamboroburg and Fronk tin
Court Muse aba Town I(ull.
Main Street. •
Main Street from the Bilonotel north and glth.
Corner Main and &ow King" Street.
(intent' VIM,.
Cotuworbetorne Creek with Iktpti4 Owings.
Second neat Mnrknt
Nortb-wodt corner Public stioure.
Put:ll:theft by R. NT.W1:1.1.. 724 Ai is Streot, and or
sole In ettelntbiwkburrr at S. S. Sllryoek'n Rook Store,
• A liberal df,enunt to Mr trod, m 1,144416
LET'VERS OFAADVICE FOR LADIES
FIVE ANATOMICAL ENGRAVINGS.
Flee Information never lwfm• publLhed.
Sent free in a seallA PO elope for rt.\ rout..
Addre■a DR. sTANFonn.
, julyGlm. Box No'. Nen York P. 0.
urational.
H I PPESS IIII1?(3-' FE IALE A(' Al )E
-._
gnfi.lol/ COITI,II , `IIeiN 31 , 1Ilfilly, Sept. :Ith.
I•upI14 inctraCtent in all the higher tuanclica taught in
:‘ , ...alinarire , wills ia:11 wni in4nunenial
A VillitC4lllo4l'''T otpnpik will be boarded in the tantily
~r the principal.
PerAnnt hosing dntlghtcn to sl,n will find In }hi*
laulintinci, every zulrantnac tleAlre. For partic:MN
n 4 n circular nadtcsa ,
S. 3f 'K lAAPrinelpnl,
Shipprni.Mint,
nng^2y•lntm
A DELPHI. N INSTITUTE. NORItI4-
13, TOWN, Muntgonicry moldy, Pa. Boarding and
Day fichonl fur Young Late+, will continence its Winter
544011 as Tuesday, Octobeer h, continuing firs months.
"fermi mOtterate. Location healthy and beatitifni.
Thr new wren, of Gymnactirs. no taught he Dio Lewis,
of Dosion,ittilfbe practiced. daily by the pupils. For. vitt.
calor giving term. ,c e._
ogal.f.trn MISKER
ithiiiceitiitet.
PENNSYI.YANIA RAILROAD
SPREier TIXR TABLE. FIVE FRIA'S DAILY
to and front ;Philadelphia, on and after 3fag Ifirh4RA 7 64.
The Par:Alnicer 'Trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will depart from and arrive atliarriAlmra: mad
Philarletphin ao followg
EASTWARD:
•
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg' dai•
ly - at 2.43 A. 31.-, -- Ulidarriveg Wegt Philadelphia at 6.ti
A. X.
1M
FAST LINT. leaves Harrisburg daily (except lifuuday)
and 6.00 A. it., and strive, at We Yhilarielphia at 10.50
Pas.engern take breakfast at Lamar:ter.
FAST MAIL TRAIN leaven Harrisburg daily (except
Sunday) at 1.00 P. M., and arrives at Went Philade.lphnt
at 5.20 P. 51.
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION, leaven
burg at 7.20 A. M.. malaria at Lancaster with 1411C11,t4 , 1"
Aryan - a..dation Train. and arrive: at \Vest Philadelphia
et 2::.2.71 r. 3t.
COL1:31BIA ACCOMMODATION TRAnc leaves
Harrisburg at 12.20 t'. 31., Columbia 1.55 i'. M., and arrive"
at Laneaster nt 2.3 , 3 P. M.: connecting with Faet Mnil east
at Lanetever fin' Philadelphia, and arrives at West Phila
delphia at 3.20 P. 3f.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 1.20 p7M., Lallans
ter at 2.4 e. and arrives at Went Philadelphia at 530
P. 11.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, via
Columbia. leavet+ HarriAbitrg at i,ns P. 3t., and arrmes at
Weet Philadelphia at 10.50 P.M.
WESTWARD:
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRALX leaves Harrisburg
daily (exeept Monday) at 2.10 A. 3t.: Altoona 7.33 A. M.,
take breakfavt. and arrives nt Pittsburg nt 12.30 P. 31.
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS TRALX leaves Harris.
burg daily at 3.10-A. m.; A1t.111% 0. , a0 A. 3E.. take break—
tact. and arrive at Pittsburg at 1.00 I. M.
MAIL TRAIN h-lives Ilarrisbarg at 1.30 P. 31.:
ea at 7.13 P. M., take supper, and arrives , at Pittsburg
02.30 A. M.
PAST LINE leas es linnislatry at 3.13 P. 11.. Altoona
at 0.33 r. IL, take -upper. and arrives at Pittsburg at 1.00
A. 3f.
M(fl JON' ACCOMMODATIOI VILAIN lwaces
Law:tater at 6.30 A. and arnves at I . larristturz at 11.10
MAIMINIMAIG ACCOMMODATION TIZAIN
We+t I'lllllldelpliia ut 2.45 P. )1., n u t arriN e+ ut liarristotirg
at 8.10 -P. ).
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION N'o 2. leave,
Lau mater at vonnocting• , aith Harri,burg Areamtm.
dation Welt, learop, Mount Joy at 7.00 IL, and arrive.
at If arri.burg• at N. 20 P.m. SAMUEL D. YOUNG,
Jan15,64-tf. Sop't Middle Div. Penn.,. It. R.
NTORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SrMMEIe TIME TABLE.-7'hrre Dally
to and from Baltimore and if mthingtan City.
Cman•etloon 'untie with trains kit Penm.yhauht
to nod from ritthlonw and the We.t.
THILEIL TRAINS DAILY to tool from the North and
Wen Branch Sumuelhouta, I,llMira null Ali of Northern
NOW York.
the wad .ft,r, .Monday, .3klt WO, ISTkh the Paraecarer
Truin. of the Northern Ventral nail:say n ill arm e at and
41epart, from liarriblni% and Baltimore ne. :
801 , T 11" .1 It . •
3/AIL TIt.IIS leave. Sunbury daily (ereept
Sunday) 10:113 A3L
leave* lturristairg ..... 1,20
arrives ut Baltimore 3:40
EXYItESS TRAIL leaves Nualatry daily
cept Smltly) I
" leaves IC a rriebu rgket.cept
Monday) 12.50
•
arrives at Baltimore 7:00 A.IL
ITARRISBFRG A rt'OADIODA TION lent
Harrkburg 7410 A.M.
SUNBURY ACCUINIODA'r lON lent a.Suu,
bun• daily (ex. Sunday) .. 7:30 .L3L.
- 'SORT lIW ARI).
VAIL TRAIN lent el Baltimore daily (except
" ItEr..s IfurriAntrz 1:35 P. 31.
'• aITiVeA ut SUlillllry 4:11. - i P.M.
EXPIII:Sii TRAIN leuve: Ilaltitunre .I.kily .. 9:30 9.v.
-arrive% at f1arri41mm........ I:50 A.. 31.
" ten , e. Harr - 14)11ra auily (rx
vopt llovlay) 3:13 A.H.
:!irises 111 tinnbury 353 A.M.
lIARRISBURG .%(I:OSIMODAT lON leaves
HRISIIIIeTe tlailv(ex. MnrLq• :WO 1.. m
St 7,NR I Ry A CC0301( )DATION leave,. liar-
ri.ltryr Ilaily (ev. Sunday). .1:111
Fur further information apply ta the tin..., in l'eutacil
ynnia Irnad Lola.
juue.27.64 J.ZZ. EU BARRY. Gen. Supt.
VID.LADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL-
11 n 0.% D.—Thi. ',rear line traverseo"the Northern and
Nortlmest mantic, 01 Eenn4ylvania to the eity of Erie. on
Lake Erie.
It tuts been lettsYtihy the• Pellll,llvania Itttilrma (ben•
puny. alid under their ativiee.l 6 /wing mrictly
4111,14110nt ep enure length.
It b , i , aoW iu ux t.T I'.l , fterixer end Freight lo.inevr from
liarn..borg to St Stun'. (tilt? Intle,.) on the Ett%tero Itis
and trout She!held to Erie. 7+ tnile=, on the Wet•ten)
his
TIME OF P.V , SENGER TRAINS AT HARMISIEURG
)nil Train...
I: vpre. Train
MEM
INI=EI
Can, ntn Ihnotzls Nvnitout rhanye' Indll W.tvs on
trains. hntn•t'vn Plnlndelphia and 1.. k Haven mitt In,
nre,” radtknon , mid i.olk
Elegnnt Sleeping. Co, on the Exprot.• Train Toth ways
Tetra ern Williann.p4rt and Baltimore. and Williattoport
and Pikihnleiphig.
inf , mnAtten rtt.pe. apply at
the S. E. Corner 11th and 31arket tA, PLiladellßua
And for Freight bncinots tot the Ctmtptiny'‘ .141mi:4
KINuSTo , .. Jr., mr. I:3th and Market Ste..
J. W. ItittNifi.P.,. Erie.
.J fit, DI M.l- tki.rillt N. lt. It., baltiontre,
- It. 11. iIOUNTON.
Ben. Freight Agent. Philadelplaa.
LEWD, Lam. 11011 , 1'.
Be,. Ticket ACPIII. Philadelphia.
JOS. L. Pol"rs.
Ben. Jinn:wen Willianuport.
OUNIBERLIND VALLEY & FRANK
RAILROAI4.—CiLiNGE
-OF IfU(glJ.
Unand after - Itaulay. April 4th. lsti4. I..o•enger Train:
will run daily. as t0110n.... (..unday. exeeptad);__
MU!
=ID
Leave Hagerstown
a• Greenkavale
• / Arrive et
Chambersburtt
I.euve at
Leave Shippen•burtt
" ......
" .. ........... 1.5.1 10:10 2:42
" • 10:42 3:12
trr, t• at Iforri-barg - 1;.:15 11.15 3:40
1015 CII.VNII.SEII,III RI; AND 11..VII:11STONVN
e;115 1,39' 4:211
2:13 4:54
~.•51
111.33 - 4:00
11.00 1 : 30
11:10 4:40
11:51 6:3u
.1233 11:01
Letts o Marielmre;
'•
Carlisle
Ness ville
••
Arrive at Ciuuola•r+bnrtr
Leave Chamberaturg....
•' (;reenepetle
Arrive at Ilagertowu
Making cline eountietion. nt ItamAmp; oith train• for
Philadelphia, Neu' York and Pitt.borg, and a ith
fix all points West. • -
The Train leaving Ifarridinrir at 4 ii?.o I•. ti. runs only an
far an (•urlidc. 0. S. LULL, Supt.
It. It. Oilier, Cliandkr. April I,
Boots anti *loco.
BOOT SHOE AND VARIETY STORE.
P. FELDMAN, having di n .' of hi• entire stock
al-loots, Shoes, 4c., not wholtmk, on the 30111 of last month,
and Soiling it inhOnvenient to resume business at his ftr
met place on ittln street. I have Jag returned from the
City with a 'LARGE AN!) ENTIRELY; :NEW
STOCK, to ahfchlbe respectfully invites the :Menthol of
his old customers, and as many mac:). mien a. will be pleased
to give bins a call, at HIS NEW STORE ON SECOND
ST.. in CHARLEY ELINE'S brit k building, nearly 11},
incite the Post Mlles. Ills stink embraces every variety
of Youths'. Ladies and Iden's 801 ITS & SID /ES, - alibi.
for style of fini,h. and durability of 'bear, Cl4llllOl be >M.-
pa. , ,t5,1 in the county, and which will he sold at prieus,to
snit the tithes. Having purchased Tin:LNTES'r STYLE
OF LASTS, he in prepared to make Custouior u ork. nt
short notice, by the best a orknian in the county. With a
dispmition to be obliging and arconittaslating„ he hopes
to merit - a liberal share of patronage—without n desire
to monopolize, as his motto is, to our I.otllllloll t7dnmity, In
lit,' and let leave.
rank:attar attmtion-poid to all kinds of Ittpairin.V.
TERMS CASH. AND PRIC%S UNIFORM, WITH
lie bas ahm on blend, and for sale, eboap Trunks. Va.
first, Carpet Kaekx, Lim% nod Paper Cotlars, Paper,
Enyeloper. lak•ttambi. Steel feet Sr., Se.
N. I per.nek knowing theft ,el es indebted o 111
plane call and teak,. immediate Aettlernent, that I may le ;
eoubled to meet toy former liitel iet in the City. aug2.4
TO ALL \VI I( )M. IT M
J.l HI:TTOIV'S BOW!' d SHOF; PrfOki-2.
The ontiondgood take. this method of returninghir thanks
to bit numerottt enstomen4, and the public generally. tor
th e very liberal parronoge lu,rol4lll'o 011011,1441 '4lllllll.
“ ni l h o p e ., in hit pt,.ent tobtforune in e , illllMill Allll Ilellf•
ly Coll". 1111,111044 moo In town, that lie AN till! 1,1161111. •
to be remembered. lie hoe the 'demure or ii,fimnitu r the
pnfiile thnt hr has o , ,,,ened bit store ea the Ito,envot Of J
11. 3lrLannhares Dwellin g . on :ocond sr,,i+, G., d o or.
North of the Methoelist Chureh. where Le ix pr,epnr e d t o
offer a general ar,ortntent of Morn, W1411011 . A and Chit
clren'lt Boobs soil 511,14., elTlllTllolllff Ids UP11:611i City man•
tff.ieture, whielt. for exeelleee of ityM and durability are
superior to and of his former stink, and will be offered at
to to all. He is in Weekly of ft otals from
1.1.11:0100, 1:t %Oa. 11 her beauty 4:iol xeellem ...moot be
sairpamed south of the I:jokpleltanna.
OMI:IZ WORK "I . every VariO•ty atllll.
r1 , 1111.111.,..—A. 101 M,13 , 10) lc now , but superior Wiirkiiien.
roilit iteddiefl in gutmtriteeirur ;at-work ntreb , lot heL
nt Don't forget the phi., IOU( DOW, Aorth
1g the .llrthod 1,1 Ilfurrli.rend Street. Enet ~ t dr.-
Tni•NKS ol the Intexc .tyle, from uppreved nutkers,
aye on timid. med for vile ut n very nthall othubee mi
urtL6nal veer. luur . 24] JACOB 111 . 1" I ON.
"1 1 11 E LOYAL L ."
• hot ..,r) moo, M !MIMI 111111 data read. .. that from
ostahlinlo..l • That a11,..00k •
irur 111.116. tt ill, (I AS or KEROSENE SI'OVE•,
1.0.11 remit. ut FIVE DIA,L.IIIS A l'O.N•"
"IfolPs Journal of Iltaith."
IA all who hove 111110 ri,01% NI rail at
KIMOST.SE LAMP lIEALi COMPANY'S
OFFICE.
•911; PEARL NEW YORK.
, 0 „„ D o , ,v4,rtl of Maiden Lane,
91: •\T PicievncE & DRYDEN'S, 111: Mir tH SE(
u•s PATENT COOKING LAM1N....41:
arranged Pither for
GAS OR KEROSENE,
un
Forniiy. meal. 000nistIng of two nrtielos t,P Food. and
Doiling v. at, for Tea or Cutf,K, eau be preparod
nt n coot of less than TWO C.ENTi.
MAO.
EROSENE, GI .1.7 E
_POTS,
NURSERY LAMPS, la'
Tauipliletx funii,g).lgrniti+, NURSERY
oppli n. 111•SMEI.L. Pot.
OEM
121101/
E=!
1:20 m
I%;E:4TIVA
A. -NI,
31. I%
7.10 9.-15
".:37 3.15
4.20
12:5.1
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YD R LIN COITNIiII
;stETßgEr t rta:.,varrr AND ORNAYFSTAL Tnß
GRAM. VINES. KrILIWIIP.ItitT PLANTE', f.' V.--/rile largiest
pwcy to wpm, from in the comity. Everything In the
FRUIT TREE and PLANT line that is eit all desinifile,
can be supplied front the commonest standard FruitTere,
to the nirest ant most elmiee native or foreign species or'
variety of Fruit or Flower. Our Standard Apple TA:IH
are minimally fine, stoat heavy trunks, furnished with One
branching heads. from three to five feet from the ground,
its may be desired. lOur aim it to grow the best of ever y
thing. pruning and nultivating upon reientifie principles,
consequently. our:productions are tot offered in einniteti •
lion with Trees grown upon the old letalone system. !Au
invitation is extended to all who are interested in fruit intl.
tore, to come and ten for themselves,.
A large Wool: of Greenhouse and Bedding Plant:,
Be.. in pets, will he ready in April and Ilan. lEn•
ekes at three eent sternp for deuwlptive Catalogue of limit
and Ornamental trees. ikir. . .
B. L. RIDER,
Wert Franklin Nun:el-ma;
Near London. Franklin Co.. Po.
Addre,
mar lb-tf
KEYSTONE NURSERY.—The subsri
be, 13 prepared to furnish 'aloft artieles itsilallY to
be found in Nurseries, of good quality and at reasonfilile
rates.
The Stock embracer - all the leading kinds of
FRUIT TREES.
Apples, Cherries, Peaches,
Dwarf and Standard Pears,
Grapes,
Stinicherries,
Raspberries. Currants,
Gooseberries, Blackberries, &e.
Also, can he furnished a good assortment of
} V E R T 1t h E It,
Evergreen and other Shrahhery. Rharle Trees,
(trent Encititle.. are lavaiosied foil shipping nrtieles to
all pato of the country. u. the Nursery imnanliate4" aft:
Joins the. City of ; JACOB. '
mar la-tf. I larriaharrn l'a.
rpm °Palau GRAPE.—'Phis Gralie is
I not reeommended partiettlrwly as a desert frail, but
makes an PXl,lll.llt. dark colored, rich. well bodied Wine.
"so elusely res,mbling genuine old•tinted PORT IV,LSE,
that none but experienced Judges can distingUish between
the two. Although it is manufactured extensively inWes
tern New York. the ...Imply is unequal to the densuid, at
tram $I 50 to $4 per gallon.
Vines for sale by the sohseriber, who has linen appianted.
Agent for it nt the following juices ;
ine to three years old, 25e to 50 ets earls. $S 50 zo $.5
per dorem $l5 to Sat) per lflU. JACOB 3f 1811.
mar 16-tf Keystone Nursery. liarrisburfr. Pa.
PEAR TREES.—Standard and Thrall
rear Trees. of the and must valuable xtir
net Among them eau he tornished sena. " EXTRA Nil.
i.Eirrtar Trees. the Do art' haring frog had. and reok
fOr onmeiliate bearing.
Prise for good Inn-, 50 to 60 etc each—Extrn selected
75 et. to SI each. Kate. lower hr dozen.
J. 311S11. Keystone Numery.,
Intsr 111-tf Harrisburg, Ps.
TORS AY 31M LE TREES, &oh' !,8 to
11: fret Wait nml vigour. A hurl:onto Time, tfluelk
Teretalblittg the susar 3144, but or more certalif teral 'cupid
grnvtlt.
Price 4t}afla cents Inch; 83 50a6 per tittPln; t 1 011 49 per
100. JAcom_uisri,•
Keyetrie Nurqrry. Harrisburg.
CHERRY TREES.—A tine assortment ,
of about rutty tot - varieties, trees of large size and
ittorote.
Prim. t) rte. 50 < , t,+. 75 et', eta+ 1 , $.l, £'✓s, 1 , 7 t,er damn.
818, s'2.i, 8:15 per 100. J. KISH,
Keystone Nurvery, narrisbriry,
H
ORSE lIESTN I YI"FRE ES.—Orcii
norm oi:ex for plontintr. sk) mats pork; Suter sfrr--
frt.rn 5 to ''i fort—`2s rents ezti h; e» s) per &tell; par
100. 3t1t411,
Koystbne Norkrry. Hnrri+hun_•.
VIIROPEAN LINDEN—The Red-twig-
A rod vuripty, not riltiwt to injury by the hortjr. For
onto at ICovidonPSur•iery, Harrbiburic.
TrevA VI to 12 feet Wei renta KAI; don.
MISIL
EXCELSIOR AS.II, a haatirmane. ()ma
lueutsl Shade Tree, of .ure and rapid en twth. 'fret,
from t 11:' feet high. :40.0g) eeat.• earth; rgl.di per
doz.: 62tht.10 per IW. " .IM'Ull 3115 11,
war.f.3/ , geyet4me Nursery. Ifarri.burg..
PI'LE TREES FOR SALE.—The un
-1-1 dercirned. residing. miles North of Cluanlier3latrK,
utters fur sale u large number of Apple Tree,, from 6 to Id
fret high, (rum 3 ta 5 year.. grtArth.
•eptl4-st* J. S. SOl.l.V.Nr.r.nptal.
iiiquom.
M P I I Al E R
or
WINES .l\ I) LIQUORS.
- LA UMAN, SALLADE &CO..
rot nl EtYlli STEEL r.,
Reterita Chegnut and flat,, a' Str o r, Nibrth:lpAnt.
GEO. 3f. lACM %S,
S
J. D. ItT
GARDRAT eth'S
SITEINOR COGNAC - BRANDY,
vIN'rAcFIW Is3s.
no bow, u cre,u it< nuth Itsitntb.
firm. f,
ouvit rEt, BY
LAUMAN, SALLADE a. CO. .z
SUPER [OR OLD MADEIRA iNE
FINE SHERRI". CLARET AND
HOUK WINES
I\T , A,,ORTMENT OF
FINE BRANDS OF' CHAMPAGNE.
OSBORNE & CO.'S :
g)PORTO.
VElit FINE AM,BEIM
OLD PORE'
bottle 6e.tleil with yellow R.< w ith thr 101111113 fit
Firm.
IN PO IFFEI BY
Co.;
Ve7, P2S Sulfa Ninth Atari. Paha,lphi4.
4) I. 14' R Y E AV II I S R E
ma) WHEAT WHISKEY.
WARRANT:
1: ERHOLTZ
FOYST THISKEY,
WERR S W II ISKE Y.
TAFFEYWWHISKEY,
Am+
El=
LAI'M AN, Si ALLAI/E
Sena!, Smth Strrn, Thd4driphia.
MIII
Sato gut( grapo.
D ECHERT _STILL AHEAD!
HATS AND CA.PSt
.1. L. DECH.ERT
re•opened bio
HAT AND CAP STORE
snit 1$ tin% prepared to accounlisisic
Lis old customers and the public 4etici'alli
-:u:- i
MIMI
I=l
On Second Street, North of ,IlorLet
Sept. tn. 1 a;4.
(OMEi To THE MARKET FIOI'SE.
HATS'. P. 4 P.S. 11007'S, :WOES.
\V, \V. I'A S'I'DS has
,lent .14.11.41 o fine to....ortment of
A Ts, l'A Itotas and SHOES. nt hi. Ifew En
the Market Hoare, wheril m he eau Eurni,h all articles in bin
elleap far earl, Saxe ,rnad• are said at old prtrer.
A lim e of r.A N I:s, MItItELL.IS. CAR
PET BAGS, VALISES, Ai., 10,, eutistantl) an hand.
Call and Wl:Milne goixl, •
Ir. IV. PAXTON.
,atteruens at tall).
ri M. & S. STENGER„4I7OI?-
Nl:rg .tT LAW.—W. 24 STENc.Eit. Dpktriet .It
t.,rilvy anal .‘;‘ant fir I , rnenritnr l'envionA liunuty 31,),1ry
anal .rTeitn of pay.
Often is Jannx. Inifin.l4l's an ellinz, on the. Wt.At hide of
514 . 111111 Strait. bet% 1,11 QIIPOII 1111 a 1Ca4111,10011 Strf`Pic
& GEHI?. -ArronNEyN
J —4ltlloi. ill, Poet. tltilve. Will 41,,
tend promptiv hi ail boghle. , ,itnistea to their rare.
1 . . :•••• Aicenim for tlo• c.4llleetiots of Pi.o.siuns,
stork Po.) . and aii (Abu ehtimsognitwt the govern-
Hoult.
xepl4
_
S EVEIIE I'l Attorney at Law.
ou Market Street. uppoit.• the Court
Home. formerly oecupieithy Jer. took , EWI. MI legal
busita,e4 entrusted to his man. %nil remise ptvompt uttvu.
Nom api•tL
JOHN STEWART, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
0111c0on I•treonil Stree., I, few doorA Smith at:the
afurkrt Awry. PENSIONS. 1301 - MT and utlwrtlaitno
promptly concord. • inu4,3l
KENNEDI" HILL, ATTOHNEYSIAT
LAW, have fur the present removed thvir oplce to
tiaorriOnce of T. J. Nill, on Remind sow!, nearly - Oyu
alto the 'Market House.
YMAti S. CLARKS, ATTORNEY 'AT
I
LAW, Chambersbutg. • Office (at the airplace.) an
etarapt Strpel. uPprly ttprotitP the emir, Ilohar. 4;tp
Th! anb ,fait6 eons.
TEW FANCY DRY - GOODS
NOTION STORE
Second Strea, in Ifr.•. Patinas' Residence. ft tnr/y opposite
tke Pau Qin&
METCALtE S HITESHEW _
•
l ove j a , t ret.ei mid opened a new i nut ' l beautiful slack of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
einnpriiinsc 'l.ll the. tliffereut std le.
Black and Ci;lornii ills. Cloakinc Cloths, Ilaluior4l
unit tinny Nkirts, full line White - Goods; (3anzn, l
crnpn and Love Veils; Hosiery. tames.
Cnl
'lan, Cuff. lirunlketrhiefs. iindeverytlling•
• Di:longing to n Fanny I)ry S;isnlc
sad Notion Stare. Alto.
GENTs (;ool)S:;
with a gloat ai.aortatela of 11 O 31. F. ST 1 b all of
tvllieb will be 'old Low For Cash.
palronagc of the public io itugd iespocifully
gmheiteil. ' METCALF" az lIITINI1 1 1.11 V.
Chailieraburk. Pa.. May IPGl•tf.
YEW ANI) (HEAP STORE.—The un
derdgued lies Jost opened nt bin old .haid, in rrrldt
ATitasqiUltss, a fret' said splendid stud.; of Staple and For ,
alga DRY GOODS, I uniprising alnued every artilde euit/
aide 'in the 'Harker; GROCERIES QUEENSWARE.
MOT S AND 51101:5. liltraS AND MEDICINES,
and nil artielea, likkially kept in a tirit.elam Store. He i.
determined lo 4,41 good.. very CHI, e Frdt CA:di ill l'l,lN
TIsl PitsslsS s ssr Seed. Tiassaby good. Ilas
Seed, 1313 ,,, 11 lard Tallow. Soap. die. [Amber. glad te.•
Pine 13,11rde. ShlllgieStll4 L 0( nit
in ..1011..111:e tn . (10...1 , :1t ehennheretinrir
FOR 0.‘1.E...-111. ha. an a.....lrtinent of
kinds of Lumber 1.1 n.t.. llv ~11 hand, f u r sale lehe.,p,
eele2l.3nl I 1.1 I' EAR PER.'
ti-PEN AG A I Is; —:-W e would nspeetfully.
N.; qtiforp.ilur triend. and the plailie t ha t ere 114'6 T,.!
opofiKl our Store m the llonlo , ot Mr. C. Snller. :won.;
•treel, nano the Ilo,r Oilier whe 41.ay are prepared to
offer u Leenend n.,:ortinent of ',RV f li 111 LS a, In retelor;
ut tip titer nitro 04. !wicket a ill afford.
-MILLINERS .41 , 11,41 1, ith ttt wletle,tte.
Iturithr the tt .In . V.:Veiled t{,m lL rrrtf, •111,11).
Crt.l, bit filll,Y.
Venom. itittobted to oe. tciil rout', 11Nt.r by ittitthodialb
...ettlotnetit. (.•.pl4-CtJ' J. 110KE
U 1) 1: It WAY AGAIN
&
• DRY GOODS STMCE.
Ott Second 9trert. uraidr oppo.ite. the ()thee, Chat.
I,ervitativ. Pa. utttr24
togit, tOtcn anb *traijcb.
L"Tg , rOR DESTROYE4:--The follo*=
. 1 ,
mg , ,roted by '''l ho Peon Moteutl Lite•
1,,,,,,,,,, coo,r,e fl y - g a 1 . 1111,tae11.111 ,to nit: Nto. ..2:34;i1,..
Itl-111.:04. to Jelitt K. Shryte k; 467. , 47e7. 0. 0. st,L 3 gwk;
45:01 E. B. 1.111rp4 I: ; 516,1. 5147. \l'. K. Aluryoeh': 5003, 1:
F. Platt ,ttel 51115 J.A.Ey.ter and the follov.ing Cent tivates
of ,orplu, I'l hi : No. I 1..!5. lese..s to ; N. 1.1z 1 2.1:+59. ill);
No 1 - 2 , q K, ": , . 1 . t.. 111, --N, , 11119, 14141, y'111; No 1:117, 1m,41,,
illl. N'i 1 . .! II 11.‘t,1. SW; 'So 910, b.:Ail:it:lo ~,N0 9117. 14171.
$lO. No 114.1-1,11111 $10; No 15711, 1,171. 4 111.1N01.111e ktii,
4.1.10: NO /11!0,1,64 iif :NI; No 1422 1,4 4, On ; 1.11 IA alp
111111.• of John K. Noreeek. No ISIS. 11 .11 1:/: A.:1 11 , hi the
'none et I. 11. 1 , 111 . 04 1:,. N.I LIG] 1N . 1.1.1E-111: 1010, 1001,
010: 14.19. 1444 9,1). it, 111, name of S.I . N. -41tryliek. and
So 1141, 1,57. Gill. told 111.. 1,59. 610.11 n the tenor of J.
L. ~,,,...„,erott.
No lll .• i ., it , r,l l 'hY al , en that Arplieatioli La, been tomb
to the:. th,l 4 ougoms for the i,—.tte of .1)111.11v.ife, of the ,ii‘i
poll,-, ittel Cy - 11 . 0111M, 0.. M. :411111"III:. Agent,
•epi-Ct.
,
8 i . --- ) 1 , :1 . , ... 1 ,\ ,, , , _\ , 11 . 1) . . , _.., , , i rigiir ,h ila i y i Nl ret ,\ l l d i t l....
tied il %hiTi• Allot of the li:rehvttil. mytt, 10.1 ly the muter
t
iogionl I/11 tier flight ti tin eZitil of .ItnruAt N.t. Tito eo tt
-.paroled from the iiiivertiiier s other Ito ii: about the
bridge out the tiiii.titiew,hunr turnpike. tut thilet o north id
Cluatittendiurg. I lie above rest-an will /4! pad-L . (l I,IIS
itVIAZTI ni,111::: inforthatiou of the a here.iliojiwo of tile nit,
ant ail net ,eiary iizthithe • for hoeritla It , .11 ati.iibe ',Mil.
:y111 . 1.14;1 i Jt )IIN G. WM.LICII. .Noar ',Preen, ...tie.
ji . 4
n RI:IA.111.1).-A num n until (-4.6.
,ti
Ik_f wzotw• e borrowed item tile' iiithwerilter. on
the Liiitli iti.t_ a ril tlilithai ('our. three Years old both
mint and len hind tout white, and lme a bedroll h•ft'frotht
tort. Neit her has in} tune° been beard froth, a restart of
440 will lie paid f o r the return of the Cult :Atli tutor.
..I.Villis P.l'll ON.
..eir2l-..tt' Ciiton, Pninkliii emitity, l'.l.
CIERTIFICATE uF K S'I'OC Li )ST.—
1111: unilemigned bet Cortifioto No. KJ. (hued' seml
Id. 1,..4., for to :011,14:, ilf Ntoch in the Cnion Bank all
Philadelphia. Notwe is ilUreby nit VII 11l Bell pt,.1)116. inter
ratwl to ,Low oattp, ,113- a new eertitieute i.hiiitld tit lie
iNKllell by the Bank in lien of the one lost.
titur2.l.iiti 11. C. GREEN.IIv. \LT Ini.ettiwille. Pa.
L 0 "'Olt DEintl./YELL—Thu follow
ing hottel hy the Poini Mutual Lifes k tleturauee
C' paw, Ploholelploo. to ast :445 owl :47:i to
AI. K. Not., , beret r ark en that
thin haa been th.ule to the hild coulhoo for IL, iuslte of
Pillt cc. ctrl Alt
VOTICE.—The 0ni1er44,91(41 hating lost
b s .the 'libel Imming ut Chaniber.intrai, a Certificate
of Scholarship (for ?IN var.) in Irliataa C o lley., Lip.
plleadou will be mate tor tko reacrs al of the soar .
OEM
Wing illarimirs.
L ONO LOOKED FOR COME AT LAST,
Perfection of Sarin" Marainex.
I III: V.LI.:101k1
FLORENCE SEVk'ING MACHINES.
ante be *ten at th, re.otenee of 1177.` 7 . R. 1' HAZE!
LET. South Maio Arrert. inontdiatie opposite ,
lir. A. IL gen.rny'e. Chamber...l,re.
where all pen.ont.. inter.'-twl in Sewing Maehitao are ila ,
1.1 to Ail uud exfimiae onderfol machine. - -
It hot teen the object of the FLORENCE SEW INO
COMP.VNI" ig MA. info.' free from
the oh3eetane. attached. to other 11,1 clit• tt.aeltine , .. nod
.'tit r the patient, untirutg latter of 111,!d a IllWral e,
11,11111111 re of "apttal to severing the lint ate. hattieal talent.
their elfin. have Imes erowneti and they_ ore
sort titrVIIIIV to the paid!. the Inlet perfeet Sewing 3ho how
of tit.. world. ltuougttt many er all other
machine+. may lie mentioned. -
It male-four diff..rfar .0101, onunw uol the sante
maeltine, being t and alike onboth bider.
(tithe fahne.
teL Chang iog from on, kind of elite), to - another. as
tern ,to the leasrth of the .titeh, eon readily be done while
the rnarltine it In motion.
3d, berry gitei to pafirt in Itt.V. making' the son'.
, 14 . 1111`. •111,11 11111fOr111. :Ma
be:111i).
MI. It bar the re,rersdile
. ferd motion. which .'nattier the
operator to ran the work to either the right or left. et rote
:lupin atile felon or te , tnii the end , •eatte. a about
turning the fain, or Atoppit; the niaehine.
3th Jr IR the moo rajod 'rarer In the world, making live
qfitetteg to each revolution, and there 1.1 no other machine
which will do ot; large Orange Or work as the FLORENCE. •
It dorothe het riest or 'Just work with oval facility,
without teudon OT breaking of thread.
7th. It Items, fells, Muth,, gather; braids, quilts, and
,tethers and setts on n rug!, at the .one time. ,
Nth. It. simplicity ettabley Rte. noel inexperieneed to
operate it. It:. motion' are all podtive. and there are no
tine ..pri tt g.. l o. get out of order. and it b. adapted vial] kinds
of cloth,. ark, front thick to thin, and it Ii altn.ett
FLORENCE SEWING
quelled lit beauty anti style. and Inlet i.e seen to he appre.
elated.
7 - 1 r :AIR. R. P. lIAZELET, Inavimr, been appointed
sore Agent for the ntle of the above Stewing 3fitchine.6p
Franklin county. regpeet folly inNiti`l the Lathier VI van and
examine the I" IA MEN( 'E.'
:Jr All yaellinn. warranted fur one year. attg3l
____
5
Cobacro aitlr *rgato.
TACoI3S"I'OBACCO AN I) CIGAR
--ft" eTt PRE —Hu, lair re !milt my Tohm co inn! (~gur
Store gni South .Matu atrect, o orner of Wa4lontrtoit a .111111 h
Strejtn,) tau square.., from the Diamond. I nOllll.l illuite 1111
10 1 1 01 1.11111 n l rlllllllll. 1113• Monk. eolicistuur cut
( lIEWINII TopAcco •
C'ong . res4, all ktadr, Ca,. emleth,
Twist, all ki nd s . lto, (: , XL•t. ,
rllllllOlt r. I thl. Virginia,
Nat 't'. Hooey Di W.
_ I Mtelihnut Fine Olt. 3 . , * • 2 .'.
Ando,. Short". saw,. c
'l*.ill,tuan, li.lree Delmia,
Plantation, ~ Sono) Sidi`, (0.
,S.NUFFS. '
ItnPl". S, Welt. Coarie. '
SMOKLNG :
.t
Large Hand, Big Lick,
Cut and Dry, Datil ills,
Lyttelthurg. Garataddi,
lap'' Eller, I Vrant,
Mend Sigel.
rep 21 .1. A .JA.COBS.
Busit STILL ON HANI).—ToBACOo
& suiAlatt—The underaiined hna Jour returned
'lrma the City with n complete goal; ot Tohneeo and Se
gars, ouch at Natural Leaf, liehignn, Snaking Tolme
run and rip.. Shorn 1111 Queen Street. thr..e doors from
the M, E• el"ll'ell. Come, giv e him a Lift.
atike24 l', IL BUSH.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCO
nod SEGARS, wlintr4nlo anti remit. nt
SHAFER & sTrAirrs.
on ()men xtreet, Enht of tht. Methoillst tpltreh.
Egazo anti euccnoluart.
R
JOHN C. HOPKINS & CO.. 1 ne 0 11 ;
tors 'mai Dealers in CHINA. GLASS and QUEENS.
WARE. AV. 612 Market Street, Phataddphirt.
For further particulars apply to S. (Nt n.
bershurg. l'a. ' sept23-ly
,
01,1 , :ENSWARE.—E. D. REED'Ilas just
returned than the East.'n ill, a full line of QIICPIII ,
uud Gloss Ware, NN Lien lie is offering pt loir . pritos, at
the Family Orooory. corner of Ilaln mad Wastungton Sts.
a'tgi4
LARUE LOT - 6]P - G - 1: A S s AND
QUE,ENENVAIIE 3usl °rued at E. U. RIND'S.
pENSION, H D NT Y AND WAH
CLAIM AGENCY.—Pepsions proeured for soldiers
or the pre4ent war who are disabled is reason of wounds
reeelved, or diseiaie eontrneted. while In the serciee of the
United Staten; and Pensions, 'WOO Ilountr, and Armors
of Puy obtained for widows or heirs of tha4e who hays'
died or been idiled While In serwire. JOAN R. ORR , i
outrn kgent. Ohionhorsiowg Ps
Drug% aut Metal:into,
12,NDSEPS ItIiOCI,D SEARCHER,
- SPANGLER'S.
TT EXNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
- SPANIILE4'9.
•
-•
•
UOSTE-TITERI9
11 t ut,SPANGLtIt'S. ,
j_TOOKLANIS)'S GERM AX BITTERS,
at § TUNG - EA:TVS. •
1 1 i
H ORSE
AND
SE D CATTLE POWDERS.
at SPANGLER'S!
_ 1
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. ,
GI OA PS. PE ltF I.TSIERY. HAIR, TOOTH i
i‘i Nail and Clotites'lfrushe., at SPAISY:LEirS, '
, .
. • ' ... . ' ,
1). \N(4LEIt.''S S' 'IT)IiE, NEARLI: (11'-, ),, isolte Dr. P.enseny's nnlee . Isepr2l
' .
. .
I) Rl7 (Y t S R ' ! 1) (.; G' S 1:
c. U. L'it.l::,Bl.Eß, toteve...or tolls:V:4x & CaF..,, , ..
I Eli In +sled tIiTaCW ..itovii , 1111 Main street, first tloor
south ofl/111terll.tr Vt. where 'peers-effort ,'rill he made 'ti,
.1.1 , 411i1l the populaity the old estaidisittnont lutd. assitultvd . .
I
A voutinultion of lie liberal patronage which the lira.) re
eeived is, respeetfu ly, solieited. A tithe ...toek 1,1 Druz.,
Chetnieals; and Patent ,Nletlieitu , s i. tem ,ilTered. - .I.lt S. a .
desirable. asoffttaeht ud I
-
Perfumery.- ,
'
soupy I • '.
Ituir Itrushe.‘
1 • i . (loth Its.u:he. , ,
- I i ' Tooth Brusher: , i
: . .
Dentlfrieec,
-- I , .
Mill Franey Articles in great variety. • , -, t
' KEIttISENK 1.A311.3.-4:very, dtwriPtion . .f . tim‘d -
Litters, Stand Lotto, Hun : ring ',atop', alai Sitle'fAntys
suitablelor Kitchen Luse. Parlor one, Store WAS and (idle,.
T H E -REST 61A I. 011, IE TH E St AHE E T.
Fautif) - .llyea of n.fl Colon, "Everything in a Druggists
ine. , of tattiness. ; i .
i:r Plf.seripti,ius receive ~iseriii attention, and are
eoculs.unaed I.r:tile-are and skill. C. If. CIiESSI.I-111..,
. 2.. I,aiit' street. first choir South of tzueen street,
. ,
lu-the Store Hoot,. with J. d i cers. Merchant Tailor,
f I,L L ER!S DRVG r•T R
nobiwa t lrr.i timrr. nod. :lieu bond but i, rnttu•r
•vverr., but never ray or giN e op the ship i. our motto.
- MILLER lam irestuned the DlCLrii ItIISINESSi not
door to liftoWN'l , Hont... taw the 31Altlitir itot"Bl., where
he u ill he happyitu :teeotoutdate hi. 111 ti 11 . 1 11 16 nod all
1114101111 1 r6 with x treuvrtl 11,,ortaliqit of
DRUGS.
- t'll E3114'.U.5. . • ,
19.11211:11.:ItY; . 1
I toi ID SOAPS. I •
,
. P.VIEN't"MEDICIES,
, , I
,
.old ,teh to ,ng• H.:a. a,,aally 1,4 , 0 to all l)nw ~ torek (v2l
( A 1."1' 0 P • '1'111: .A SI - Ili S.—ti 1x o N A l u .i AIN
N s ,. 111. I k.: l l.—Ntllfili .1111/O . StOrt. IS 1111 m of 01/ to 1114 11111,11
of Dr. A. if. Sele,,..y. at. )faiu Street. I logo, potent
.Nledi , ha. Pi•rnmery, Soap. Comb., Itrto.lte.., live tintilf.
Paper. Enveloystt and iKlds 111111 earb, of all kind.: Ple..L.e
rt.memlwr the placrilibre tO . Dr. sett•eny Muth St. ,
home and Cattle Potsller ), ill N. farai,hotl Tide %Lek,
,
l'hxlnL~~r+Cory. Yu.
1_1E1.3111011) 'S f;ENI_7INE PEEYA_IZA
_Li THY:is—co:4'4,l - ND FLUID
'H e rind Specific Itetneav forli'of the
It adder, Kidneys, fir:Li el and Drgrprlcal S. entisri. •
rage. the pooer of 1) iron. nod
excite. the Ab.dlo•nts 11110 lielatilY tletioll, be o hick the
Watery- or Onlyareun., dep.,t.itioto. and all Unnatural En
birg.ituent%'are,rodaved, us Ni ell 02, Pain and lutharnottztion u '
.111:1.3t1301.1PS EX'fItACT lICCkII I
For It eta:to...es aredng trout Exee....es. Habits of ttn.sipd. j
Lion, liarly-lndiwretion or Able.e attended wall the foP
Nyntutbaa,---Indo.p.rotant n, EXertloll. L, s of
Memory: Weak Nerve, Horror of Itheat.se, Nunn., 14
rob. ental I.ttsittole ,d the 21itelettlar Szy.tein: lint
Hand, Itryneot of the Skin: lons of rower, Ibllltulty of
Breathing, Trendtling. , \Valtefultted‘. Pain in thd ;Bnek,
Findtiog of the Btoln F.ruhhone of theFitee, Paha Conte
tenant, '
.r
the s) nv
lopto , if afoot-it to g, ott. thy* modf•
•loto- 00.ar .- odfly reonoryo, soon folltal linporrney. )Fainsty
and EinkiriAr Fite, ill .ate of ex-
WhO tilt they are not trequetaly pAtoi,..d. by
(lime I)orefullti.eaeei - - INS.lNrry AN rocoNsi')lf
-3.1( -Many are awure-of the ranee of their saffering.
"but noise n ill cunfceet'rhe Itecuia% the Insiine Any
dn./ 31clatichnty - Deaths bp COASI/Mpfihn, lnn r 31)11.
1:I1{••• to the Truth' of the ton<ertion.
Tio Colter:tenon once meted with ` organic lIYaK raise,
require the ahl. of 31edieine is Ntrenirtlien and lutriCorat
,y4tlon, which iiku-stit(3l.l).s isucitt7
. -b,rariably don, A Trial will convince the niovt otkeptical.
1 , 1.131.1.1-Es . —FEMALES—FIThIAISES. ha many ,ff•
jrctitta•tpernliar to Fernlike '1111: lIXTItAI"f Ul,'CliU is
unetitialeci by uny other remedy; as in Chlnrneis or Reteu•
non, irrek,tulttrity. Painfulness or Suppression td Chtstev.
mar: Ev.fruations. tlverated nr Seirrhows Ntati of the
(*term, I enrothehhn Whites, Sterility. and for till roan.
planets holtlent to the tett 11 !tether ttrotittg rrom itotimtre•
tiara Halos of 1ti,,.,1,4t0tt, or ht the 1)11CIANI: tIR
CLI.C.Ctili (IF LIFE.
MiM
_TaAl' no more Beltran, Mercury or unielcarant medicine',
fariiiiptrasa ne and dangerous dreenser.
111.3,3IDOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHL: AND I3IPROV
.ED ROSE \VA"H CURES SECRET DISEASES, In
,11 their .tuge. Lit lr g,r nu ehange in diet, At little 4.x
-pen.e. ..so inPonvetnettet- And no Expolore. , -
11 0,111. f.• a frequent ch.tro and to o. strength to urinate,
thereby Iteneeolig Olutrueti‘un, Preventing anl luring
htneturex of till. r allaying Pun and Intiatunintion,
frequent in thin of anti expelling a 7/
l'aioonana, Disrared and trornolit maw,
, Theuwntls upon Thoustuirbt V. ilk, have heeu the Vietims
c,f cptueltA, snit who have paid hear)/ flPit tube cured in a
short time. hat e found they were deeemort. and that the
)ISCIN him by. the tae of 'powerful astringrnts. been
dried up in the 4ymein, to break out in nu aggravated
form. tact PERLIAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
- Fee Hohobtffirs Extract Modal for oil affection, and
of The URINARY ORGANS, whether exidiug iu
MALE or FEMALE, from whatever rause orimnaiting.
and no matter of IldlW LUNG ST.AIibLNLL
Ilj.ettrev Orgitri totiiire the-0311a n DIURE
TIC, HELMBOLITS EMIR.% CT Itu CllCj in 'THE
, OHEAT IIII'ItET1('• and ketirtain to have the desired
offiNt in all tlineitios for which it iff.teotittimentttql.-
Eidenee of the most reliable and revonsiblstielviraeter
wilbareompany tlrenturteine. PRICE el PER - pOTTLE, ,
OR! SIX FOR SS, Delivvied to any addre4l - seettrey
peeked from observation. -'
Thorribe Symptotus is an Cnerintriratirms.
ernEs GUARANTEED! • ADVICE ORATIS!
Address letters for inforivation to
, ' If. R nEfautoLT), Chethist.
104 South Tenth St., below Chestnut. Thiln.
lIELMISOLIPIS Medienl Depot,
HELM - BOLDS Drug and Chemieal NVarelmuse, •
5'.H BROADWAY,- N 'V, ,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UNPRIN-,
CIPLED DEALERS who endeavor to dispose of their:
own nod other artiefes on the reputation attained by.
Delmbold's Combo. Preporottons.
" - Extruet Ruelot. J '
,
-- '' " Sarsaparilla.
%," • '''• , Improved Rose Wnsh.
.
' . PlOtt lot'
! . ALI, Mil - MUSTS EVEIIYNVIIERE.
ASK FOR HEL3fI)LITS. TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut nit the adv‘•rtisemeut and send for it, AND AVOID :
IMPOSITION AND EXPOSIME. ,
n0v11,6:34 y. I., i
FOUTZ'S CELEBRATEI)HOR'SE .IND
,
cATTLE POW D F:ll.—'lliciie . . l'invilem have proved;
after a trial ofceventl year*. to be superior to any prelim.:
ration of tilt , Lind u.Neil..,..'llie cliiiit superiority of threw
l'on der"; arise from the feet that limy are einnywit4.l of
medicines that Mive I,nmiti, e, 'co:lieu:al Purifying prii--
erties. 'Cite Lax,itive eject., crudities froto the stomach
enifintentimia: the:Tonic gives strength to the nyittem of
the force: mill the purifying :lied:clues mintaiuml in them
cleum.c the hloinl cant illy the fnumMtion for a healthy'
- and vigigims circulation. The Use of them improves thy
wind. strengthens thelinp4tite, and gives the horse a line,
imiliotlngliemy skin—thus Milirin lag the ilppiniSLlWV, victor
and spirit of the noble intimat.
These.rowders are not intended, as some llowders are,
to_ bloat the animal, so as to ghe him the uppeuranee of
being fat when not really' so—but to remove the disease
and promote his general health.
-Them , Powders will strengthen the stomach and intes•
tines, cleanse them foam offensive matter. and bring them
to a healthy state. They area preventive of Lung Fever,
anal a certain remedy for all diseases incident Mlle. Horse,
as Glanders, Yellow Water, lustemphr, Founder. Heave's.
Slavering. Coughs. Fevers Loss of Appetite, god Vital
Energy', &e, - These Powders, if mined two or three times
a nevi,. -through the n inter and spring'. your Horse will
ndt er get the Lung Fever, Collo or Notts , A few doses
of these powders w ill remove tlio worst Cough on ally
Horse. Were owners of Horses to feed a fete of these )
Powders every ) ear they might save the llNem of many,
valuable Hones::
COWR.-I'he properties this Powder posskseit
iu inereasing the quantity- of.afilk in COIN s, gh es it an in,
?trinee and %Mug which should place it inthe hands or
every person keeping a Cow. In !bantling Cattle a gives
them un appetite, loosens their hide, and , makes them
thrive much faster. . I
. . . ,
IMGS.—In all IW-inter. Sine. as Coughs, tleern
the Lapp and Liver, &e., by putting from half a paper.
to a paper of,lies Powders in a barrel of the above
ilinenbio, eon be eared or entirely prevented. Itv whiz
thene Powden.the floir Cholera (1111 lie preventoti Pre.
pared by S. A. POUT% & RRtI., WeAtiiiinkter. NfiL
'or nale whotevale and retail by storekeeper.; every,
where. Priee 21 vol. a paper, lir five paperit for SI.: ril9.ly,
JOHN IeFILVANEt
VIOUTZ'S' MIXTURE IS'A SAFE ANDY
reliable Remedy for the 1 , 1,11 , of illientnation,
fob Nervous Affections. Sprains, Mums. Swellings. and
diseases unuiring nn external applieation nu man.
On Hones it will ,over fail to Cure Poll.evil, Fistula.
old Running. Soros or Sweeny, If properly applied. For'
limbers Scratches. Crooked Chnriii, sad•
din or Collar Gull, Cuts or Wounds, it is an infallible'
remedy. Try it and be convinced of Ste eftleary, •
Rif tr3IATIS3I. 2I -Persons utTlieted with this diseitse,
on matter of how long 'Meiling, tan be' promptly - and eh,
faytually cured by, using this mixttiro. r
There fs nothinrht the - world io' sure and so 'goost.,to
take away bad Cotes and tyre Pivot !Matsu this proper ,
alien. 'Try it and satfsfr ‘IIII7PICIIS. 'Frier. 23 and' .50‘
rents per bottle. Prepared by
S. A. FOUTZ & SRO.,-Westininster, •
For rale b' Ator.krrper. ovribrrv.. drrll.ly
MEI
ferbirat.
parlipiart
COACH A D SAD
HARDWARE.
The sulaariber respectfully = informs his
public, that he continues to (lorry on the
lit his r olkstanil. on' ain Street. oppositeil
.
.tbruieg Cimreh,
'
---\
4.0...... CFlA3ll3EligiiiiitG, PA
g' enin hip
Haring' business, Sad
outlai:s trill find in hr c . ....si
err Ahem h ge
of orals suited to their several requiem
, Fair unit Country liUgskins.
' Patent ,catber,
-- Saddle Tr
..
Gik (Frees. Full Plated.. 1 finned awl
Hair, Strititiing NY b font Wor4
t- , W I h lone r 1 {I C itt
__ ,-,
... , st . inn i or
Halll ' l.3,
pitS and
S tmtp 4
PL tea
Tinned and
- Jartu#o4l
. ! •
; 1 Coach Handles
nect - ' , stytel• ; Certain Frainec, Hub Baul4s ; Bridle Fronte;
Ito•tr•ale*, Swivel% and Orgaipenf,;
•
• Inan Piatedand WOINI: . .
_ (ng Mows :
.
BUCKLES--IntASS,Allinnt ANTA LIVANNI:D,
an stylp. and l'antern; Ixnry and' Wiandrn Martingale
Ringo. Stomp Joint;, and a iltriet3
' :of other gait& nuitabltt
tor the trade. I ,
, i
, ALL iSINLIS . Gk' PLATING. Se.. clime with neatness
ntathievutelt.
LEW Li WAYLPLER,
Cb4mber.l.nra,
MEM
lIARDWARE S RE.-HBRAND
. FLACK have fitted yp the warehop.e
id their termer pidee whetthey have amity
ral ..
grue..nth...at of Ilatilwarr, ny nrtioe nut in
iNtI4VII.II Le proettred iu a fe,n 112*P. t - 1111g24.it
cII'IKES.-:LA goo(' article !of Spikes 0f
).3 ft red I , ..ilstle at Viper Ituntire.l potash, at
ilte-.14-tf. ' BI{A.Nb 4: } I,ACK'N,
t
,
y\ L l-I:.S.—A good article of, NailA offerea
, :or sale at Be per hundred ).mule. at
,Pa,e24.tr. „ • tilLl.,N4) Ac FLAUFC'S.
Serb teal.
Nv T A L 4A M
1.1 t 1) - VT11:1211 Y,
WIC OF THE. OLDEST .011 HELISBLE RP:In:MEM IN
=ECM
I•oughe. Whooping Cough. Brnfiehiti...
dealt) . of Breathing. ii.Attunn. floArsone:q..
Sore Tbmat. Cr, Rap mut nvi•rr
BEM
.. TIIE TIIIMA'I%-L.U.SIIB A. 11) CFIEgl',
i
ISCLI PIS., EVEN
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L. 0 N S 1." A[ i"r 110 N
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wI:,TAII:s isAl,..:An!)} . WILD CIIERRY.
(So general low the us of this retnedybernmue. turd 4.
i t.s popular is it everywhere, that it ia . .. unzW.o,l.
I 1 ,
. t ry to recount its virtues. Its worts rpenk • -
I for it., awl find nttonince in tlw seintatlant
i and voltnitnry teAt iwony of the, fora
o it. from long minority; und settled als•
Icurt. have he it. urelieett rr-stort 41 is pri.tine
vigor awl health. • We can present &muss of ev.
inciter in pr o of "four awerrit ins, that ttittnitt lie direredit ed.
J From Mr. Mary Keifer, 3ra-cowboy. Pa.
Li;t;tett rngr. I it. hereby eertify tlw.t Stalling the lust ten
4cars I have been ..ulticet to frequent scr { rre Coughs and
earls • WhwoWer I h.ive elivrieneeslone of these attacks
thin e man ettititely resorted to ,Dr.Wadar'sflubsim of
Chem-. and lite rr,rrll )1114 alwlicsbeca tolifford me speedy
relief. ' 1 sconlit reeononend this valuable article to all
those v - ho wafer frian Coughs, Colds, Pain in the Brvast.
Ar any, Pulmonary Compinint, feeling confident that it will
'prove itself to Ire the tool rwtasly in nay of these eased. I
would. however. ealltioll inthfie atztinst n worthleur
counterfeit a bottle of mitt.h 'All , once forced upon me.
'fir of tili , Spll6lllra it.tiiintit did Inc more harm than
The grouter Dr. tWi.tar's Flabslmnd IVild fillerry
irreti„ttiril t.c ileth NV. Fan tr Sr ('O., Boston,-and has their
pruned Mune. us well as tlierrrinss nig:nature of •• 1.13u-rrs
mil`We of tacit bottle. '
f)-aokiJerne Pre,tizernt of tkr Morn, Countf
Bank, Morristown, J. I.
Having trial Dr. Wioate. 11:11,11a of Wild Clierre for
about fdteervyelors, and hat ing rettliak iNlhenefichil re-
Aolts in my faintly. it Word., me great pletaure in recom
mending it to the public:, a valuable remedv in emu..se of
;beak lungs edits, coughs. 3,7 e , total to remedy which T.
*consider to la, entirely • inncent. and nutty he taken with
<llrety 11y the 1 , 110.4 delj,ate In health.
Irma Hun_ Juh tl E. Smith, a ilistinguirhect ;Larger in'
i •
ffestmittstrr, •
I have 111 ' , es oral oven:ions lewd 1)r. Wirtnki Balsam of
Wild. Cherry for 'earn. Colds. nod alwayx with decided
j know or no preita rat ion that I' more effirarintls
or ono, eic,cerriagr :rrarral tole. '
'rho Balsam ha+ al,4rhera troll with eseellebrelreet hp
J. It. Elliott. :Sterehaut Hall's Crom E0a414 3111
WISTAR'S ItAT,SA3I OF WILD CHERI - IV.
None jmnine mil.* signed. "r. BUTTa" on the wrapper.
._ FOIL bALE lii
;
, -..t. l'.lllN-SIMORFL Nu. 491 Braadmay. N. T. ; 1
$ w. lOW LF. A: Co- Prapnetort, lioaton. and lw all
Drugg6, - .Ijuly2O4ar - -ly
.. _
0 is E T 1 O. N. !
r E,S TJ 0 N S !
Q,,F. T f s !
TuAT cONCERN" EVERY on: TO ANINWEIt
Ate you I/41 •
ws your hair folt off 4
Has pow bon become tion
Poe it fivl LnTh, and ilry, leveri4l
1.. it turning gray heforn its time I
y.ot troubled p ith ifehing. burning ocacational She
cenlp t
Arc ymt troublei with Dandruff
.ire) ou troubloil witty u but is called Scrofula or Salt
EC=
Here you had the Erysipelite, and lost your her
nave youlutil the Smiles, owl lost it i
Hare you had the Typhoid Fever, and lost it t
itavu you had the Braih Fever, and lost it I
Hare you loaiyour half by any sickta..6% , /
Do you wl.h luxuriant 'hull.?
Do you N WI soft indlustmus bait t
Do you wish gray hair restored 1 .
Do you wish WWI yourwhilkees glossy
tDo you wish them restored to color
Dn you want a dressing.?
Do you want it for ;mum. lf, for [tither tuntbef; foe
brother. sister, or friend ? -
Do
Do you want to make a pre;rnt
Do you want a perhuns for your toilet t
1)o you want a Anrm/eu article r
Do you u ant a pure urtiele
Do you Want a doable distilled article t-
Do you want a eleansingtiatiele
Do you want Ow best preparation out for drnsaluir, ntiut
Ilksting, prtecting, restoring the color, and tendering soft
silky and lustrous the Iftunun Him? ,
If go, we warrant
• etAnK's- _
DISTILLED RESTORA.TIyE,
YOH. THE HAIR!
To be Uurquallal anti ,:qoperfor to Ong Preparations erer
G,mpounrlrl and
_or er.ii to the public,.
Satisfaction hstianintatsil. or the inonorreftindat.
It Cost.; but $1 for one bottle, or siz for i rt, ana i sold by
druggists ariil dealers ei•erwbere„
C. Cr. CLARK & Proprietnr..
g.ll,tggAg & Co,. N. Y, OPnrral Agpnts.
.)marqgm
R EI)DIXG'S wr:ssi A SALVE
Urals Old Sores.
REDDING'S RUSSIA. SALVE
Clat.• Bruns. Scald,. and Cute.
REDDING'S RUSSIASALVE .
Caren ii,Vaitisda. Bruio. and Smilr.
REDDING'S Rt'SSIN SALVE
tures Bails, Pleem and Caneerg.
REDDING'SRL'RSIASAI.i'E
Cures Salt Rheum. Pile, and EryripelaW.
REDDING'S R.I.'SSIA SALVE
carve ttinoworrn. Corns, Sr., &r. A
SO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITIIOtT IT.
Osily ::.'l.Cento a Dm.
_ - Foil SAII:
J. P. DINSMORE. N 0.491 Broadway. N. V.
N. W. FOWL}: k rte 1P Tremont Bt.. Batton: and by
an Drnsat4 and Country starakerpem. .
•Iy
.....
It. 1.. IXrl. SUISTGOVERT,
rfr ICHARbS it MONTGOMERY tare
aawelated theingelres in the Practice of Medicine,
pod bare taken qn 0111.0 In tho law; residence of Jacob B.
Immediately- Oproicktlie Presbyterian Cintrob.
All pavans lu/tabled to eitherat the above. will please
make earls settlement the same. 1nne2441
DR. W. IL 80Y ... LE will attend prompt
1G to professional calls. (Mee in the Vestibule
of the den• Prhnol 1ijf.14.• near the [nue&
S ‘ epttAtibdit 28ci s sfisiud
K 3
IMPORT. NT 0 PARREFiS.:=The
cheapest and best "Thresher atid Cihunter! is "Wheel
er & Meliek's linrwilved Patent Valli* Veient and com
bined THRESHER AND CLEAVER" This machine
it manufactured at the small advance of 10,peXicaat. over
that of last year. The fanners are readily adorning it
everywhere. 'lt stist , labor and expiniss,-kid - does 1400
and better work than any Mier machiao. Pdeo. of a two
Muse WOO. of a three-horse machine 83M. Tliese 'pikes
embrace everything complete. This machine bas alto, t
fagot that are greatl , superior to any other,„ One is that,
it van be used entire tythe Barn door, find that the
power can be conve niently used for cuttirli'itidder, 'girdl
ing corn, cutting straw, - miring •nrood, itrd'i 'And - it re
rywires leas potter and fewer hands than any:cabal'.
A I'M E-R . 8 , ExcELsion SELF-47sTxusaliG, -
nousE.prregroßK, has many advantage?! aver' oth.
enty among which are: is self.sustainittrimetio
attention =tit its Iced is to be discharged. , lity.suse
the pulleys furnished with the forks it ,
over the mow. when it discharges its bad shaply,pul•
ling the cord. It has a bindle but lErinilseiv to leagth.
Thu potent has been awarded the prereltratmt *Li Now •
York State Fair. and at all the County Fait{ wherever
exhibited. - • •
.• •
SMITH'S CiREEN WiIiISTAIN SIIINOLE A.NI)
READING 'MACHINE, Is a new and Yabltible bnproye. -
meld in - rtinehines'lhr manufacturing Sttlrrgie wad-Heading,'
' r uttier obliquely:or otherwise. any . desired- *Moen, or
length, apt() 24 inches. This Mneinne can beltet up mid
run by an military water power. It will saw one Rum
sand 'Shingles Per hour.
Mr. Robert Rinek7ofTeyettevllle, Franklin eMmtyi Pa., -
I , the Sole Agent for R . moklin and Adams eoutdies. I Any. ,
Worn/anion desired respectieg any or allot ttresemaithines
can he obtained by either calling upon in Onion, or ad ,
dressing him by letter. Penton. wishirkgatarytiftheste ma
chines will please make their orders soon, •es it 'tequilas
mane time to get them trout the manulbeturer, one will
be ordered but thew Mature sold. 'They will btithroished
ant nantaarnettarees prier:, transportation nalded.: —
CERTIFICATE Or 2t. •
CIIASIEUERSBURO, !May 11, 1864.
Robert Esq.—Dear Sir: I hereporoughly tested
the Trend-power in running all kinds,of Maklainery bbout
the Barn. and I lame had the Most aprhaved 'Lerenpowi
e.' tried tried at ray Ram filer and I unhesitildbigVatiorronstid •
tile Tread-power. 1 run all my nutehirieryi4-thrasher and -
cleaner. earn-Sheller, ehbpplang.raill, tolderoutter, and -
circular •411, With a two-horse Trend-pa:oer, s and the
power it ample. and two hone{ ran art, e the tatne,'lt . not
greater power than thur enn-with the leitit-poWer, and the
labor in no more severe on the horses. la abort, I•regard
the Tread-power as baring every advantage aver- the
Let eriunver, and it inu,t soon be univerrally adopted bk ,
tanner, Very Respeettilly Yowl, &e..‘ '
A. K. M'CLIYag:
Apply to the undersigned' in tireenwoedoVtanklin Co.
may.lB-1 no ROBRRT BLACK.
PLERY
hien& and the
bate husinettr, -
the 0-ennan
azd_ Coach
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'AGRicuLT URAL CHEMICAL CO's
CHEAT' FERTILIZERS,: •
P A - 13 r LAI T T E. 4 • . -
'Fhb Fertilize? iesempm.ed of night, sell and thit.tertit
irinir element ilturitrh. combined'. eheiniCtillsittidmechan•
'calk). with other ealtthble fertllt2lnß agent - ssta - 1ib...0A , '
unti
•It is redneed to a pulveraient condition. rendy.fachn•
mediate use, and ,withotg low of its highly illungencl,e
fertilizing properties.
Its universal applicability to all reaps abd-solls, , itad 'lett
durability and notice goalies, are -well kunwelohow3l
stmtagrieultnriab can _desire. Prive t -
, CHEMICAL COMPOIct.
This Fertilizer is hirgely composed 'oranbinitiiisiterr -
snub as wear. bone, fish, leather. hair and 'wool, thge}lier
with chemicals and inorganic. fertillrent. • whkl:denota•
pose the nuuks, and retain the nitrogenous element% ha
thoroughly itnpregrutted with urine, and the thinner par.
tior.s of nigid wdL
It is a very valuable fertillzer-for fibitteraptgeiterally,
and es/wittily for lark:does. and gazder,purposee.
Its excellent qualities, strength aud- oheapaeas,• have
mode it very popular with all who hare Used it. Price,
~ ? 2,1 per Ton. —
. TREE AND FRUIT FERTILIZER. •
It is a highly phogphatic fertilizer, and is particularly .
adapted for the cultivation of trees, &aim, lawliwiaad flow.
erg. It will promote a TOry vigorous and healtity growth
of wool and fruit- and largely increase the qtuuttity and
lair-feet the auftirritv of the fruit. Par. hot-house Jand
household plantsittui dowers, it willbeforaid an itutispert
sable article to secure their greatest perffiction. It will,
prevent aid care diseased conditions of the peach and
:mare and is excellent for grass null lawns. •
The thranda or wedeln of combining its oonstituetit for.
tithing ingredients have received the highest approval of
euifueat el:enlists aid scientific az i riculttuists. Price.
per Too.
The .Iyrielelturil Chemical Company manufacture ct Pboa•
photo of Lime in accordance with a new and ♦aluable.
tormula, by which a very saperior article In produced, to
a- to to• allonled nt n lens prier than other teal adhetnrers
,horze. Praetietil to to have proved that its vale'', as 11'
fertilizer. is eattal, to the best Phosphate of• Lime In the
market. Price. $.43 per
TERMS CASll.—Cnilage and Freight to be paid by
the Ibirelnumr. e
AGIIICUI.TURAL CHEMICAL CO'S WORKS,
AT CANAL WHARF, OV THE. DELAWARE
. °Mee, Areh street. Philadelphia, Pa.
R. B. FITTS, General Agent
The Company', Pamphlet Cima exabraring full cIP
reetfines ter using-the nbov Fertilizers) seat by mall frees
when requested. maug. 31-301.1
000 . K'S SUGA.R. EVAPORATOR; MAN
.
ufnetured MalrEit. BATE:4 & DAT, AtialsflOk4;
Ohio.—We are willing to guarantee that Irma two acres ,
of good Cane, a sufficient number of gallons of Syrup can.
be produced to corer co fft of 3.l.aohiomy cambia of utak
iag eighty gallons of Syrup per day wldela at fifty einte
per gallon. will pay for ant of Ntil and' Evaporator in
four days or where pan is wanted for a brick areth , vritb
out the Furnace, in less time.
COOK'S SYRUPS have been sold at an average of
'sixty cents a gallon, and none in market. An sae of good-
Cone will produce from 2 to 300 gallon , ' of Symp.
501(00 SEED.--We offer s Superior Arttefe, selected
by ourselves. Sprout the seed and roll in plaster. - Plant
in drills (bur feet apart, from :Crash to South: Light poll
and Southern exposure preferred, although not absolutely
necessary, as it will grow on soils where many crsps Mould
—he a Winn.. Cultivate as for Corn. '
Cook's Ilraponstrir has taken the 11 rat'prealltml area all
otia.rs at two United States Fairs and over thirty State
E 11111...
Clark Forgo Machine Company's CANE KIEL 'and
above ABED for sale
by -
W.REED, , Agent, Chambeisburg,
1„V --- • The Sorg° Hand-Book sent free to any person ask
ing for it._
SORGHO SYRUP.—The 'undeisigned
having distributed large,quaidities of seed last Spring,
for the purpose of encouraging more eitrnsiv' sidanting-its
our respective districts, sis as to starred the expensed
procuring improved machinery iroessozy for the zaeaufse-,
tare of syrup on a more extebstve twaleore era - manor
say iu reply to the numerals,: inquiries of our friends, that'
we have now dearly completed our steam verb' and With
be ready to commence •trperations in a few days. (The
terms awl condition of manufacture were ,tnae lsixtwawbets
the aced was distributed.-one third of the - product, or one
third the retail price of the Syrup.) All parties who are In•
tereated are - invited to give us a call.
sB,L, RYDER, Manufacturer,
at the West Frill - Alia Xurieries, near Loudon, on the Lon
doe and Core Gap Road.
r DANIEL STOUFFER SONS,
at Strostier%town, 1 mile estat - iofelsambersbarg, on the Slab
Moore Turnpike. isepsß.
OM
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AAMMONIATED PACIFIC
.QUAND,- 7 ,
A real guano, containing from seventy M.,eigtzpm
cent ,f PHOSPHATE OF LIME, to - nista hat . heea
add , by a chemical proems. a large per tentage` of
actual Ammonia, to fixed that it taunt evaporate, mak ,
ing it equal, if not superior to any.other fertilmer.
Pawl:dots with copies of Analyses by Ds. Jackito.
Minks, State Assayer. and Dr. Liebig, of -I,laltimme, and
testimonials from selentille Agrieulturlit' , ihoisitig its
-
;value, Cna be obtained from
march 247
JASON & HA3fLIN,'S
CABINET ORGAN'S. -
MELODEONS were introduced some 'firmly yeas
wince, and were succeeded by the HARMONIUMS abaci
nine years ago. The cattmur ORGAN *al! Inpagbt
to daprment state of perfection only in the warner of
186:1.
-- .
THE AUTOMATIC
any
SWET4..
has great advantrigesover any - other inreatiorrofthejiiind,
is capable of-naafi/we drat! than , enn be prodzwedlry
auy other, midis more, casily wed . 14 the ?alai:44,4nd
excels especially in rePdoitY.for expression,
Please notice advance in prices.
- CARINF.T 0RDA318.—.9 REM). - -
No-15. Four Octave, Single Reed,. Walnut or
Oak Case ' 8110
No. 16. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Cake....,. 134
No. 17., Five Octave, Single Reed, in Walnut, or
Oak Case .... ....... 130
No, IS. The Some, in elegant Rosecrosid Ca5e...... 160
DOUBIERRED.
No. 19. Four Octave, Doable 'Reed, in Walnut or
Oak Cive l4O
No. 20. The Same. In elegant Resew-oral Case - 166
No. 9.1. Five Octave. Double Reed, in Wahnitiie
Oak Case 71. ' no
'No. 22. rite Same, in elegant Rosewood Case. 210
No. Pt The game. in Solid Carved „Walnut, or'
Oak, with Walnut Carvings. ' 200
•
\o. 14. Six. Six STOP. •
Oak Case Stop Cabinet Organ. in Walnut or
300
No. 13. The Sumo, in elegant Rosewood Case. 360
EIGST STOP.
No. 12. Eight Stop Cabinet Organ. In Walnut or
Oak Case - i 425
.dNo. IL The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case ' 500
No. 24. The Seine. in Solid Carved Walnut. 500
P6OAL BASS. ,
No, 10. Pedal 138.4.. Cabinet Organ, in Walnut or
Oak Case. i . 600
Cases of zero finish on hand, or node to order.
MELODEONS.
No. 5. Five Octave. KIM Shin, Rosewood Cale-4150
No, 6.' The game, Portable, itusewood, Case. .... ~ , 110
No. 7. The game. Portable Walnut Case. 95
No. S.' Four Octave., Portable, Rosewood Case..s.l._. 74
;a - - - Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the subsci
ber. - -
As Agents for Messrs. 'liftmen dr.liamliu.we nreenisbled
to sell at their New York prices, nod eluolg*TmthiPti°F
freight.
e have sole a number of their instruments, andcao
give ntunerotut staisfaetory references.-
S. S. SHILYOCK, , Ageb ,
Chamktersbarg, Pik ;
MIII
tirLEAI3I 6.7 BROTHEit, iMPOUTW,
IL Manufacturers and WitolefialeDealen4 in MVIIVAT,
INSTRUMENTS, German, Preach anditalian &M *
No. 11K3Alarfrrt grew. Phitaielphia, Pa.
re" Orden carefully attended to by 8. 8. SU .10 .4 :10t;
Cllambereburg, Pa. - terlfbl
, - •
AVANTED.—A good T4l 4 iNElt. Good
wages and Metal. ) , etnploymerd , a•Mlbe gi v en. .Ap
ply to the undersigned,' near 31ercerabutit. • ' •
marr•tf C.3IEIVALS,•s,
THE' HIGHEST CASH PRP: 3 E,
for Blois it the Brei!"611 rfAsi t t
aug24' 13-.IVAS •
To PRINTER S.—Wanted a
,
JounsxxXfix PRiNTER/P- a .007, I 6de•
tY111.,• G,Xki =gonna 4rtently empinyttiebt: 'A t
er4l-nt
agyitilitural; t
I'IIi•SPHAtE OF LIVE
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• ,SELLING Acira973,
87 ..,11Strig,
fauoirat.
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