'Vega gotta*.
A ITDITOR'S NOTICE.—The under
-LA. signed, Auditor, appointed by the Orphans' Court
of Franklin County to distribute the balance In bands of
Jos C. Kennedy, arecartor of Henry Smith, late of Chain
bersburg, dec'd, to and among the perscns legally entitled
thereto, will meet the parties Interested at his oftice and
ossidence on East Washinaton Street, Chunlhereburg. on
Tkuraig, th 34 day of - No-ember oar; at 9 o'clock, mid
perform the duties of his appointment.
octl9 ,H. J. SONBRAKE, Auditor.
.LI.A DiSfINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—No
lice is 'hereby given that Letters of Administration
au the Estate of Jacob Brown, late of Green township,
ilec'd, have been granted to die undersigned.
An persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
win please make Immediate payment, dad those having
alaimsdresent them properly authenticated for settlement.
oc ELIZABETH BROWM, Ad/Wm
ADMINISTRATOR'S
tlte Iletketqly gbren that Letters of Adnltnistration
on the Estate '
nfJesse IL Jones, late. of FannetMbarg,
died, have been granted to the tuulernigned.
All persons knowing themselvterindebted to said Estate
still please make immediate payment, and the*, havin
Maims print these properly anthentiested forAettlemeni
ddt26 JOHN D. WALKER, Adnir.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-NO ,
lice to hereby given, Mitt letters of Administration
_ott the Estate of Christian Royer ' late of Antrim township,
deed' tuctrre been granted to the undersigned. '
persona Indebted to said Estate are requested to
Matt Immediate payment, and those having claims kill
pkNuie present them properly authenticated for settlementl
dets* / CHRIST/AN ROYER, JR.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-No
tice Ii hereby given that Letters of Administration
OD the Estate of Anna Wingert late of Letterkenny town.
ship, deed, have been granted to the undersigned.
AApersons knowing themselves indebted tosaid Estate
will Please make immediate payment; and those having
claims present them properly authenticated for settlement.
seplN ABRAM B. WINGERT. Adm'a
A D MINISTRATOR'S
tieteby given that Letters of Adaduistrutiork
on tke Estate of John Moan, Sr., late of Quincy township,
deed, bare been granted to the undersignecL
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
will please make Immediate payment; and those having
eltivrient themproperly authenticated for settlement.
A. S. , MONK, Admin.
A :DMINISTItATOR'S
teals herebygiven that Letters of Administration
on the &tate of Paul Geddes, late of Metal township,
dedd, have been granted to the undersigned.
All persons krusaing themselves indebted to said Estate
will pleasamakdallansadiata.payment; and tholialniv . •
elahnsprosent theta I authenticated for settlement.
"PO' ; •' ' WILLIAM NOONAN, Adutr..
A DMINISTBATOR'S NOTICE.—No•
11 tlee is hereby girl* that Letters of Administration
°tithe Estate of Mflton Shkey, late of Greeneastle, deed,
have been granted to the undersigned. .
•All persons knowing themselves Indebtsielo said Estate
will'please male Immediate payment ; and those having
claims presentpresent them properly authenticated for settlement.
J. C. KLANAHAN, Adm'r.
-ADMINISTRATOR'S
lace is hereby given that Letters or Administration
cm the Estate of Dull, late of Quincy township.
iee'd. have been granted to The undersigned. •
AU 'persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
will please make Immediate payment, and ,those having
Cams prosentthomploperly authenticated for settlement.
- GEORGE DULL,
Adm'r.
0et.19 GEO. BENEDICT,
ADMIN'ISTRATOR'S
NOTICE.-No
tice is hereby given that Letters of Administration
011 Ms Estate of Joseph Funk, late of Washington town.
shitideed, have been granted to the undersigned.
persona gnawing themselves indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate payment; and those flaying
alai= present them properly authenticated for settlement.
oat 110 DAVID H. FL" X, Adm'r.
BiPMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-N
out o-
lie' ill hereby given that Letters of Administration
Estate of Wm. Gil man, late of Ohio, deed. have
been granted to the undersigned,
4.11 petsans knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
will please [nab immediate payment; and those having
alarms preiwrit,them properly authenticated for settlement,
oat 19 Aa.EASAAI METZ, IR., Admen •
ADMINISTRATOR'S
ties is hereby given that Letters of Administration
or the gstate id George Snider, late of St Thomas town
ship, dWd, have been granted to the undersigned.
AZ persons knowing themselves indebted to raid Estate
wilipissee mks-immediate payment- and thane having
e] alma *skint them properly authenticated far settlemept
octig JOHN C. pNIDER,
AIMEMISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No
lice is hereby given that Letter of Administration
an the Estate of William A. Armstrong, late of Guilford
towiship, deed, base been granted to the undersigned.
All perstms knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
Will please make Immediate payment; and those having
alai= present them properly _uthentieated for setttlement.
oetl9 WILLIAM VERGESON, Adm'r.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-N
ties is hereby given that Leiters of Administration
on thenthite of James W. Linn, late of Fannett township,
dee'd have been granted to the undersigned.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate payment; and those having.
olaiMspresent them properly authenticated for settlement.
octlir H. W. LINN, Adm's.
/.I.A DMiNIsTHATOR'S NOTlCE.—No
tice is herebY given that Letters of ‘Administraten
Cu the Estate of Charlotte 'Newell, late of Antrim town
ship, dosed, have been granted to the undersigned. •
dll persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
Rill please make immediate payment, and those having ,
slams present them properly authenticated for settlement.
BENJ. M. POWELL, Ada/.
A DhINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No-
Bee is hereby given that Letters of Administration
on the Estate of John W. Ilarbaugh, late of Way
deectlaVeibeen granted to the - undersigned.'" -
All persons knowing themselves indebted toaald Estate
will please make immediate payment; and tto.e having
claims present them properly authenticated fotnettlement.
oets JACOB BEAV4, Adler.
A DitIIgISTRATOR'S
tiee is hereby given that Letters of Administration
on the Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Hoover, late Ad Antrim
township, deed, have been granted to the undersigned.
' All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate payment ; and those having
claims present them properly authenticated for settlement.
, octs ABRAHAM HURST, Adru'r.
p - 121:ECUTOR'S NO TlCE.—Notice is
hereby given that Letters Testamentary to the Estate
of James Wallace, late of Southampton township, deed,
.have been granted to the undersigned.
persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate payment; and those having
, labAresenttherAproperly authenticated forsettlemept.
CONRAD PLASTER, Ear.
,PXECUTOR'S NO TIC E.—Notice is
hereby &ea that Letters Testamentary to the Estate
of Noel' Myers, late of Montgomery township, deed, have
been granted to the undersigned
pemama knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate payment ; and those haying
claims them properly authenticated far settlement.
DANIEL HAWBEOKER, Ex'r.
EXECUTOR'S NOTIC E.—Notice Ls
isereby given that Letters Testamentary to the Es
tate of Philip Foust, late of Southampton township, dec'd,
- have been granted to the undersigned. --
All persons indebted to slid Estate are requested to
make immediate payment, a d those having claims will
please present them properly authenticated far settlement
, octs panip FOUST, Jr., Ea'r.
EXECUTOR'S NOTIC E.—Notice is
hereby given that Letters 'Yestamentary to the Estate
of John Fouver, late of Antrim township, dec'd, have been
granted ' to the undersigned.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
trill please make immediate payment; and those having
claims present them properly authenticated for settlement.
Oct 19 HENRY FOUYER, Her
NOTlCE.—Whereas, my wife Lydia has
left my bed and board wlthoatinst cause, I caution
all persorut not to trait her on my account, as I will pay at
debts of her contraction. My three children, Adam, Eph
raim and Charlotte, 1 warn all persons hot to harbor or
employ wiihont consent DANIEL FORNEY.
Cashtown, Adams co., Ps., Oct lii. le d4.-3t•
(Clothing.
NEW QUARTERS AND NEW STOCK
Tilia 4 4stD currttrso. Empoarcm.
IX THE HAMM HOLIE,
• -
Cheumbersburg, Pa.
' The undersigned, after a temporary absence necessitated
by the Sustructiou of Chambersburg, has again returned
and opened out intuit blast in the Market House between
Wallabies Dry Gool store and Iluber & Lemastor's Oro
ceryitore, a large assortment
of -
FALL Milp WINTER GOODS, of every description
and quality.
This stock consists of Ready Made Clothing such as
Over Coats. Drbss Coats, Pants, Vests, Under Shirts,
Drawers, dze„ Mkt,
GENTLEMENIP . FURNISHING GOODS, such - j.
Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Shawls, If asulkerchiefs, Col
him, Umbrellas, &c.,
mistook of Cloths for customer work consists of French,
English and D2nte.tie manufacture. Black Doe Skin and
Fancy Caisiniers, Black Satin, Vie-wed Silk., Plain and
Fancy Cassimer Vestimrs which while made op to order
In styles to stilt the taste of customers, on short notice, and
reasonable terdis.
Having engaged a vortical Cutter from the Emit, lam
',per.' to !mall clothing in tho most fashionable stylex,
and ea none but experienced workmen are engaged per
eune may rely upon rotting their work wall dune at my
Store.
Thankful -for the patronage heretofore hemowed, I to
spectrally solicit a continuance of the Lune.
octi9 J. T. HOSKINSON.
•.T W. 'SCOTT, GENTLEMEN'S FUR
ittl, MESHING STORE and SHIRT MANI? F AC'r CRY,
Na. 814 Chesnut St., 4 doors below the Continootoi, phn.
adelphia. Particular attention given to ordered Shinn, A
perfect fit guaranteed. Persons at u distance ma order
by the following Shirt measures :
Size around the Neck.
6t
.Cheat under the Arena
Waist.
" " Wrist.
Length of Alms (bent) hum centre of back to middle of
' hind.
Length of Bosom ii at Sloth.
AATEsTtN BROTHER, MERCHANT
TAIL RS, No. 900 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Raving recei4ed a liberal share of patronage from Clam
bershuxg and vicinity, we aro encouraged to oak for more.
The excellence of our goods uud our work, and the care
we take to give entire satisfaction, area sullicietagnarav
Me that we valneorrr reputation.
uffeiVia4.ls.F.STON ArrmrynTEß
Sines of &abet:
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
SPRH4G TIME TABLE. FIVE TRIPS DAILY
to ansifrom Philadelphia, on and after May 16th, "S&L
The Passenger Trains of the Paunsytvania Railroad
Company trill depart from and arrive at Harrisburg and
Philadelphia ha follows :
,EAST VCSA. RD:
THROUGH EXPRESS TKAIN leaves Harrisburg
lv at 2.45 A. as., and arrives at , West Philadelphia at 6.35
M.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg daily (except Monday)
and tijX) A. M., and arrives at West Philadelphia at 10.10
A. at. I'asiengers take breakfast at Lancaster.
FAST MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (except
Sunday) at 1.00 P. M., and arrives at West Philadelphia
at 5.20 P.
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION. leaves Harris.
burg at 7.20 A. 14., connects at Lancaster with Lancaster
Accommodation Train,- and arrives at West Philadelphia
at 12.25 r., M.
COLUMBIA ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Ilarrishnrg at 12.20 P. M., Coltanbin 1.55 P. If., and arrives
at Lancaster at 2.30 3f.: connecting , with PaR Mail east
et Lancaster for Philadelphia, and arrives at West Phila
delphia at 5.20 P.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 1.20 P. M., Wiens.
ter at 2.47 P. M., and arrives at West Philadelphia at 5.30
P. it.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. via
Columbia, leaves Harrisburg at 5.5.5 P. IL, and arrives at
West Philadelphia at 10.50 P. M.•
•
WESTWARD:
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ilarrisburg
daily (except Monday) at 2.10 A. 3f.; Altoona 7.35 A. 11,
take breakfast, and arrives at Pittsburg at 12.30 P. M.
PIiILADELPIIIA EXPRESS TRAIN leave. Itarris•
burg dotty at 3.10 A. 3f.: Altoona ?..20 A, It., take break
fast, raid arrive at,Pitt.ibarg at 1.00 1•. H.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Ilarrisburg :It 1.30 t•. Ifa Altoo
na at 7.15 1•. take supper, and arrives at l'athbarg ab
a. H.
PAST LINE leaf es liarrisburg nt 3.15 P. 3c.1 Altoona
at 87.15 P. 11., take supper, and amres at Pittsburg ut 100
A. It.
31017 NT JOY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Lancaster at 830 A. If., and arrives at Rarriebtug at 11.10
P If.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
West Philadelphia at 2.45 P.N., and arrives at Harrisburg
at e.lO P. 51.
310I1'T JOY ACCOhLMODATION No 2, l eave
Lam:hater at 6.25, connecting with Handslnirg Aceonrmo•
dation West, leaves Mount Jay at 7.00 P H., and arrives
at Harrisburg at 8.20 t. x. AAMI;EL D. YOUNLI,
jan15,8441, Sup'tbe Div. Penna.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
FALL TIME TABLE.—Four Trains Doily_ to
and from Da/assort and Washington City,
Connections made with trail:mon Peunsylvanla Railroad,
to and from Pittsburg and the Strew.
FOUR TRAINS DAILY to and from the North and
West Branch Susquehanna, Elmira and all of Nat -them
New 'York. .
On and err. Eforulay,4lm. 17th,_1864, the Passenger
Trains of the Northern EenVral Railway will arrive at and
depart from Elanisborg and Baltimore as follows :
SOL TRWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Sanlitu7 daily (exeapt, :
Suaday) lOur. A.M.
leaves Harrisburg 1:20 l',K.
" - arrivea at Baltimore 5:40 P.H.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily (ex•
ceps Sunday) 11:45 P3l.
,A leaves Harrisburg (except
- libnclay)
" arriv e s at 8a1tim0re... .....
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATIO eaves
Harrisburg
SUNBL'RY ACCONMODATIGN leaves Sun
bury daily (ex. Sunday)...
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS TRAIN leaves
StuttnuTidaily(ex:Stmday) 9:05 P.M.
NORTHWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Baltimore daily (except
Sunday) 9:90 4.51.
leaved Harrisburg 1:3.5
arrives nt &tabu. 4:05
IiIXPRESS TRAIN leaves Baltimore daily... 9:30 r.m.
arrives at Harrisburg 1:504.H.
• leaves Harrisburg daily (ex
cept Monday)
arrived at Sunbury
ERIE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Haiti Gore
daily (except Handeirs) at.
• leaves Harrisburg daily-(ex
eppt Suidays) at.
• arrives at Sunbury at •
HARRISBERG ACCOMMODATION leaves
Baltimore daft (ex. Monday 100 par.
arrives at Harrisburg at. ' 7:30 P.N.
SUNBURY . ACCOMMODATION leares Hat.
risburg Sally (ex. Sunday). :.4:00 P.M.
The Erie Express and Philadelphia Express are through
trains to and from Erie and all intermediate points. 3lail
and Express tralas run through to Elmira.
For farther inforrention apply at the Orace, In Pennsyl
vania Railroad Depot.
achge64 3. N. DtPDARRY, Gen. Supt.
PHILADELPHIA AND
I, 7kE
RAIL
ROAD.—This great line traverses eir:orthern and
Northwest counties of Pennsylvagia to etity of Erie, on
Lake Erie.
has been leased by the Penttyl7•6lB, 12.7aNlroad
Zany. and is operated by them. • /
Its entire length wan opened for plisseugsrs
business. October' 17th, 1864.
TOILE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
Through Ilan Train...
Elmira Express TrNa.
Accommo •
Through Mail Train.7. lll W 12.20 A. M.
Elmira Express Train ;US A. SC
Accuutmaili, Won 1:4 r. Si.
-Passenger Ctn., run through without change lxith wit) a
between Philadelphia and Erie.
.. .
Elegant Sleeping Cars on the Express Train both Wl,*
betltc•en Wllll•surport Isal.lll4.ltimure, mud, Wntiau.po
and PhilaAlelphia.
•
• -
For information respecting Passenger business apply at
the S. E. Corner 11th and Market Streets, Milade/pilta.
And fur Freight business of the Company's Agents
A. B. KINGaTok, Jr.,•cor. 13th and Market Sts.,,,Fitila.
J. W. BETtiouts, Erie.
.1: N. DRILL Agent N. C. E. U., Baltimore, Md.
11. li. HOUSTON,
Gen. Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
H. W. GWINNER - ,
Gen. Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
JOS. D. POTTS,
Gen. Manager, Williamsport.
)rL . '6, 64
ITTNIBERLXND 'VALLEY & FRANK
\J lAN RAILROADS.—CHANGE OF HOURS—
On and alter Monday, Apnl ith, Passenger Trains
will ruu daily. as follows, (Sundays ereepta(l):
FOR CHAMBERSBURCI AND HARRISBURG:
Leave Haa - entown .1..
' Greeueastle
. s / Arrive it
Cliambersbarg
Leave at.
Leave Shippensbarg
'" Newville
A-11.
" Carlisle 5:55 10:10 2:42
Mechauiesburg - ti:2s 10:4:1
Arrive at Harrisburg 0:55 11:15 3:40
FOR 011,431BERSBURG AND HAGERSTOWN:
Leave Ile'r'risburq
Mechardesburg
" Carlisle
"
" Ship , ,abt,
Mppensbarg- .
Arrive at Chambersbarg.
Leave Chamber: a..
Greenmail°
Arrive stYlag
:
Making ciZes connections at Harrisburg with trains for
Philadelphia, New York and Pittsburg, and with tersins
for all points Sliest.
The Train leaving Harrisburg at 4:20 P. la. runs only as
far as Carlisle. - 0. N..LULL, Supt.
Oaks. Chanih'g, !April 4, 1E64. '
MASON 6r. IIAbILIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.
_ _
- _
MELODEONS, were introduced, some twenty years
since, and were sueceeded by the fIAII3IONIUMS about
nine years ago. The CAII.I.,NET ORGAN was 'brought
tn its present state of perfection only in the summer of
180..
THE ACTO3IATIC BELLOWS SWELL
has great ads antages aver any ether invention of the kind,
is capaLle of much finer effects Us= can be produced by
any other, and is more easily heed by the performer, and
excels especially in oveouty for =pre-anon.
!Lr Please notice advance iu prices.
CARLNET ORIIA.NS.—SINSiLE BLED.
15. Pour Octane, Single Bleed, in Walnut or
Oak Case $llO
No. 16. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case 135
No. 17. 'Wive Octave, Single Reed, in Walnut or
Oak Case - 130
No. 18. The Same, in elegant Rosewoml Ca5e...... 160
DOUBLE Bull,.
....... .
No. 19. Four Octave, Double Reed, in Walnut or
Oak Cue 140
No. W. The Same. in elegant RuMwood Cure 1115
No. 21. Five Octave, Double Reed, In Walnut or -
Oak Case i. 170
No. 22. The Same, inelegantitreewood Case. WO
No. 25 i'he Same, in Solid Carved Wnlnut or
Oak, with Walnut Carrinp. 1 2OO
- :SIX 8709.
No. 14. Six Stop Cabinet Organ, in Walnut or
Oak Culte.
No. 13. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Care..
No. 12. Eight Stop Cabinet Organ, In Walnut or
Oak Case
No. 11. The Same, In elegant Itosesmsl Case
No. 21. The Same, la Solid Carven. Walnut. .....
Organ,_ In Walnut or
Oak en so SOO
Cases of zltra finish on hand. or made id order.
MELODEONS.
5. Five Octave, Piano Style, RUfeWl.l ClllO, ..szo
Nu. 6. The SIIIIIP. Portable, Reaewood (bo.e ....... . 110
No. 7. 'l'l.e Same, Portable Walnut Ca.. '
No. 9. Pour Octave, Portable, Ibmewoial ,
Degoriptive pamphlets funneled by the sulpuni
ber.
'AP Agents for Messrs. Mason & Hamelin we are enabled
to sell at their New York prices, and charge nothing for
freight.
NVe have sold a number of their instruments, and can
give numerous satisfiwtory references.
8. 8. BHRYOCK. Agent,
Chruebeniburg,
CIMM
THE CHAMBERSBURG SILVER COR
Y NET BAND is pr9pnred to furnish Mush: (dr Mill
fury, Civic, Religions find Political Astundations or Proees
shuts in any part of the State. Picnics, Nay Parties, Ste.,
nectunnuxhited at tihort. notice. Address
P. DOCK FREY,
11. 11. lIATNICK, Leader. uetl9,3ntos
MILLER, IL MILTON & CO,
Havejart re•egved a lino usrortment of NTOVEB,
TIN, JAPANNED AND OTHER WARE. They aro
determined to Kell lower than anyliody else.
They put un TIN nooFING, Ist quulity material for 18
rents per square foot; 24 quality if cents; 1d quality 14
eenta.
noll
They do SPOUTING cheaply, well and promptly.
They use best Iruu fe Stare Pipes, and charge bat IV
cents pet Ih.
Come and see if you snout du better with them lima
with any other establishment.
Priers reduced to suit the times.
orVif f TEIIIIS CAM. sgIEP,.
2:504:x.
7:00 A.M.
7:00 ♦.x
1201:2
3:15 A.ll
5.53 LM
7:30 P.Y.
12.3.5 A.M.
3:115
Zia
=EI
I=
71:45 F.
2.50 A. it
I:•_'U p.
=I
A.N. F.M.'
7:(X) 2:45
7:37 3:35
- e:l7 4:26
:30 12 .
9.1)0 1 ;IN
::k2 :!,UU
A.M. PAL P.M.
8:05 1:32 4:20
' BA7 2;15 4:54
9.27 5.45 5:Z.)
10:132 -
10:33 4:00
.1101 4,30
...11:10 440
_..11:55 6-.30
-12:35 6:10
leusicat.
IMMUESSI
PI DAL BUSS
Pt:,#oo - itrfo4fiettott, itjambersbrgc . Va :
1 . 1 . 6 4:rt0P *bar!),
TTOREIS, STERNE & CO., DEALERS
D . : WATCH:ES, JEWEIAX AND-PLATED
WARE.—We offer td purchasers thinughnui - the United
Eitat&v 6 large andsplendid assortment of Jewelry and Pla
led Ware of every description at prices which slily comps:.
fititm,
ARTICLES SENT By MAIL Free of Charge.
Pot the benefit of persons wishing a neat, pretty, alit
useful article at a moderste price, we attach the following
price list:
Ladies handsome 'Seek_ Chain 81,00; single stone imita
tion Dianiond.Ring 81: Cluster imitation Diamond Ring
E'2; heavy Plated Vest Chain $1.25 ; Heavy Plain Ring s
(will stand the strongest acid) al ; Heavy Platedblack en
amelled Sleeve Buttons 50 egnts; gents single stone or clus
ter imitation Diamond Pita $1 maguiriecnt Bracelets
61. in; handsomely chased 3fedallions $1.95; Pen and
l'enetl with extension case $1.50; Ladles' beautiful Revols
s ing Pin (can be ‘son; either side) $1 25; ladies' _small
Jet or Garnet Pin $1; hand-some ladies bet of Phi and Drops
: Ciarlinuele or Opal sets $1.25; fang• Watch keys
; Ladies Long OULU,' and Chatelaine Chains $1; genu
ine Gums Pins for hair or likeness $1; Seal Rings
.S.l;ryd or black Ball Ear Drape 50 cents , children's hand.-
,unie Cakinricle or Cons! Armlets $1; Vest llooks, fancy
patterns, 50 cents; Carbuncle 'Studs and Sleeve Buttons
; Silver-plated 'Butter Entres $1.50 per pair; Silver pla
ted SIoOOTIB &IV per half dozen.
All articles Warranted to '-ire satisfaction or money re.
funded.
All orders filled immediately. A liberal reduction in
price will be 111:14 on orders for p. number of articles at
one time.
Addreks 101 orders to NORRIS STERNE & CO.,
0,1.5-3m] 311I!nut St., Pa.-
CO., 42 ana44 N -
.sett
'R 7 2 t l l i -(a%j.inf Poet
0113er,).ffes for aloelloen7MtgteeT
WATCHES. CHAINS,.JEWIMItY,
Valued at $300,000 ! Back Artitla One Dollar, and not to
be Paid For until you know what you get.
100 Gold. and Silver Watch."' $lO 00 to $lOO each
200 'Ladies ((old Watches 35 each
500 Latices' and Gent& Silver ' 13 each
5,000 Ladies' Gold Penell4 4 00 ; to 6 each
5 000 Gold•batil ....... 3 tX) to 10 each
1.0.1X0 Lockets, Chains uml Ringo._ 250 to 6 each
5 000 Cameo, Mosaic and Jet Brooches 4 00 to 6 each
6,000 Coral and Florentine Ear Drops 400 to P each
10.000 Goats' Breast Pins tal to A each
15,000 Sleeve Buttons & llosotn Studs 2 00 tos each
10,000 sets Ladies Jeti.etty. 5 (X) to - 10 each
6,000 Lava and Florentine Sets 400 to 6 each
10.1100 Gold Pans. Silver mtd. Holders - 4 00 to 5 each
5,000 Gold Petis. with Sheer Erten-
Ilion Cases ntid•Peticils
The articles in this awl of Jewelry are of the neatest
and most fashionable styles. Certificates of all the various
articles are put In sealed envelopes - and mixed. thus giv
ing ail a fair chance, and seat by mail, for cimle each ;
and on reeeipt or the eertifieute, it Is at your option to send
OSE Dot.r.sit and take the article named in it or not—
Five Certificates for 81; eleven for $1! ; thirty for $5; sixty
for 810; one hundred for 815. Certifleate money robe en
closed with order. Correwondence promptly . answered.
ACK-VIS WANTED in *very town turd regiment 'Send
or a circular. Marries W. FORSYTH ltr. CO..
Juni-2241m] - 42 44 NIIIIIOII St., New York.
ELI HOLDEN, 'INVITES THE AT
tention of every' reader of this paper, which includett
many thousand of his tild patron and acquaintances, of
his unusually large ane beautiful" of AMERICAN
Imported WATCHES, CLUCKS, and elegant desigas
of JE WELRY, SILVER WARE, etc.
ELI HOLDEN,
7UB Market Street, Philadelphia
MEI
HENRY HARPER,
NO. sal, ARCH ST., PHILADELPHIA. ,
Hits a large stock of
WATCHES,
MIE JEWELRY,
SOLID SILVER WARE.
Superior plated TEA sETs, SPOONS, FORKS, &e.
gept29,
illatral.
CIUESTI=ONSH
QUESTIONS!
QUESTIONS!
THAT CONCERN EVERY ONE TO ANSWER.
IT=I!E
Does your hair fall oft',
E[B.i your hair become thin 1
Doc, it feel harah,•and dry, and ferarbh 1 •
1, it turuio gray before ita time
' Are tou tumbled tritli itching. tiuraing .11 the
;Cali'
' Aro you troubled with I/midriff?,
Are vuu trunbled with what is ,eillud Sorufulu or Solt
ITheuni
Have you had the Erysipelas, and lost your hair
Havryou had the Measles. anS lost it t
Have yen jtaa the Typhoid Fever, and lost ill
Have von I liad the Brain For or arid lost at t
Has e yOu hat )(nu. hai?by any II ekotla
Be yeu wish luxuriant hair
Do yial wish soft and lustrous hair
Do 3 nu wash gray hair rest•mil
on wish wish your whiskers glossy
Do you wish thrum restored la molar
PU want is dreasius? •
Do yoq a not it for .oursiiic, tor foams or mother, fur
brother sister, or Mend?
Do you want to make a present -
Do you scant n perfnmo for your tallest ?
Do you want a harmless article ?
Dolton trent a pub article 4 .
- 13 - cr,plt scant it double distilled article?
Do yCiii o ant a cleansing article
1)o yolMrant the best preparatuu out for dreowing, itint
tlatintr, ternu,ting, , rosturing the color. and reutleriug sok
silky sud lustrous the Human Hair t
If io, We waitint
CLARKS
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE,
FOR TUE HAIR
Ta be Uuequaited and Superior to any Preparations ever
Compounded aud offered to the pub/er-
Sutlefaction guarunteed, the rbone'y refunded.
It mats but $1 for one - bottle, or six for $5, and Is rold by
druggists and dealers evenchere.
C. O. CLARK & CO , Proprietore.
D. S. RAet-vAli & 'CU., N. 'Y., General Agonts.
junel.9ru
I f?d - ' P 9
In lt ,t, T A
. .N T
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A L I D.S
IRON IN THE BLOOD
It Is well known to-the medical profession that 111014
Is the vital principle or Life Element of the blood. This
Is derived chiefly- from the food we eat; bat if the food is
not properly digested, or from any cauite whatever, the
necessary• quantity of iron is not taken into the circulation,
or becomes reduced, the whole system suffers. The bad
blood will irritate the heart, will clog up the lungs. will
stupefy the brain, will obstruct the liver, and will send
its disease producing elements to all parts of the system.
;and every one will suffer - In whatever Organ nub' be pre
diiposed to disease. The great value of
;IRON -AS A MEDICINE
is well known and acknowletigssi,by all medical men,
The difficulty has been to obtain stichliprepanition'of it fix
will enter the circulation and essimulatist once with the
blood. This point, says Dr. liaies, NlASSachusetts State
Chemist. has been attained in ilia Peruvian Syrup, by
Combination In a way before miknown,
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
ha PROTECTED volution of the PROVIDE OF IRON,
A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that strikes at
the-Root of Disease by enpplYinalhe bloat with its Vital
Principles or Life Element—lron.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cure 4 Dyspepßia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Fever snit
Agee, Lose of Energy, Low :ipirits.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Infuses strength, ♦igu;, and new life into the system and
builds op an `" Iron Conititution.
THE PERU-VIAN SYRUP
lenses Nervous Affsiettons. Female en t apinate. a n d all
diseases of the Kidneys and Madder:
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
la a SPECIFIC for all dienates originating In a BAD
'STATE OF THE BLOOD, or arieomlinnied by Debili
ly or a Low State of tba-System.
Pamphiela containing certitleates of MIMI 'and - remit.
inemlationv hum Rome of the molt eminent illiyalehinv,
Clergymen and "there, will boycott 'FREE to any addreas
JOHN E. WILLIAMS, Evil.,
Prekiibint of the Metropolitan Bank, N. Y.
Rev. ABEL STEVENS,
Late Editor Lihrhitian Advocate ik JourtiaL
• Rev. P. CHURCH,
Editor New York Chronicle.
Rev. John Pierpont,. Loviiii JOllll5Oll, U. 0.,
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney, M. D.,
hey. Arthur 11. Fuller, S. K. Kendall, M. I/.,'
Hoc. Conlon linbhivn, - W. IL Chiiiholm, 34. 0.,
Bev. Syivanus Cobb, Frimeia Dana. 31. IL,
Rev. T. Starr King, Jr'relllillllBfillle, M. D.,
Eplintun Nate, Jr., JIM. Antonio Sanchez, M.D.
Ito, Joseph H. Clinch, A. A. Hays, 31. 11.,
11ev. Henry Upham, Abraham Wendral, 711. D.,
Bev. I'. C. Headley, J. K. Clinton, 31, LL,
Rev. John W. Olinpitead, H. TL Kinney, M. D.
Prepared by N. L. CLARK & CO., excluitively for J.
P. HINSMNRE, 491 Broadway, New York.
Sold by all Diaigglatar i Pay 13.e0w-1 y
T EDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
lAr FORTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE
, has fully entublisht4l.the superiority pf
R_EDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Over all other healing prat - ovations.
It cures all kinds of Sores, Cuts, Scalds, Barns, Boils,
[Boers, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Sties, Met, Corns, Sore
Lips, Sore Eyes, &c., removing the pain at once, and re•
during the most angrplooking. Swellings and Inflampia
thaw as {thy magic, -
ONLY 2; CENTS A BOX..
,POR AMY. AT
J. I'. DINSMORE, Nu. 411 Broadway, New York.
S. W. FOWLE & CO., No. 48 Tremont street, 13ostrui,
and by all Druggists. julylibetrw.ly
Vropooais.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.-CuiEF
QUAIITEU. DiASTEliiiii OFFICE. iitpartment of {rat
Cumberland 311, January 184;4.
, SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate are invitedby thy I
undersigned for supplying the tluartct - macter's Depart
merit in the Department of West Virgitha at Charleston,
Parkersburg and -Wheeling, West Va., and the several
other Depots on the hue of the Baltimore and Ohm Rail
rued, as follows: Clarksburg, Grafton: New Creek. Cum
berland, Martinsburg, Harpers Ferry. Rerun, Poiot of
Rocks. and including Hagerstown and _Frederick City,
Did.; of either of those pluees, n ith Slay Cora, Oats and
Buis will be received fur the nleibvery of three thou and
(300(1) buiihel. of tloru . or Out* aunt hfly c:.10) toy, of liar
or Straw and upward*, and utast be accompanied by a co
py of thin advertisement.
Birldeis mast state at which of the-nlibve named
they propose to auks deliveries, and the rates at winch
they will make deliveries thereof. 11,0 41111111iitieS of caniti
iirtiele proposed to be delivered. the time - when snot dell,
ere shall be commenced and when to be cOmpleteda' •
All deliverie , must be promptly m u ch aithin the time
and for the quantities ptoposed - fool iwreptetl, 1. 2 Insure
Prompt ..ettleinelit thereto.
The price muNt lie trlittenamt in words on the bids,
The particular knit) of de, eitiniei of , nit, .orn. hay or
straw, proln ,4 nl tit he delicrreil. 11111,4 lie stinted 111 the pro
posals. -IL
Corn to be put hp in guts' htlint n.trks of about tb o bush
eta each ; Oats in like sucks of about [ha, lat-bels each ;
the sacks to be fumiehett n about extra charge hi the Our
eminent ; the Hay and Sttaw to be ..ecarely babel.
All artieles uttered under the lads herein in% hod will be
, abJect to a rigld ills lion by a (loverntnent Imipeetor.
before being at N I ,tsd.
l'ontraetr will be awarded front aims• to 1 iwc to 111, est
re.ymtiibie bidder, [L. interesiii of the Goverotiiiint may
require: and iniyupului uJI I.e made N't hell lilt' w hole
tOr niillti ilAtre been !tethered and tic.
eepted.
No hide, It ill he• cuicutr red from parties who has e fllllell
heretofore to comply st ith their otittractt, • •
All propt.als untzt by :tecompaii:ed he a gmaraaty, I¢n
pd fiy Stan rt•Tonsibla per,.ons that In s'ilee to o • bid ac
cepted. he Or they will, tciFlun 1110 time•
the ..tra , t tirtite ~wn•. it itli zood and ,alhcittitt, sureties
itt it Ann tomb ill amount To the - amount ut the outitract., to
de-0n Pro Posed, in emnforttut) with torus. ott
this ativerti4nient„inil in ritu• a bidder tail to enter
into the contruct they to make• 41 the dint-rent, bottre•tu
the tti•r of said hold. r :ilia the a , •zt lon d.tt ret.pon,thle
holder or till' iter,oit m whom 60..1.111mM n u ts alAtirdt , d.
The rcossm•ihiihlt' tot the •cttmmter, triott.t be ,Ittiten by
the nthrial certildeate of a United States Di.strict • 1 mit:, or
Attorney Collet for of Customs, or other (,:overtiment oat
curl, I,lloovat by this. , °thee.
4 00 to 13 enel
All parties will be notified of the xseeeldnuce or fe•
jnition of their prop4.:M.
All proposals nnou he mad, in duplualte, and be - u, toms
111111iPti tech the 00th of allogialo e of the party or purtie,‘
unless it has alrendS. been ',laced thl file M tbit alike.
No bids exeept in the form prescribed. gill be reoLa‘ nd
and only Alm producer, sir purtie. regularly engaged in
the business.
The foil name and post nthee address of each bolder
lust. be wntlen m ti e proporals.
Proposals meet be atfalre-, , ed to Copt. A. V. 15AI - ringer,
Clnef (.2narturnmedur., Department of West Virtrime,
burhied. Rd.. end marked "I"rmawahi for Forage. -
Blank forms of bids. gauranteearand bond!. may be ob.
tabled on uppheatiou to tins oilier.
FORM OF PROPOSAL , •
[Sulu N, Cut atC 0, L, I'Ars.]
[1 , 41E.]
1, the malersignell, do hereby propowth furnibhand de
liter to the United Stak, at-the Quartermaster Depart
ment at agreeable to the terms of t our advertisi,
111 , ,1a inviting pr,nmeuls for Image dated Cumberhmd,
1d el, the following articles, viz":
Bushels of Cont, in .b.ake.,at --e-- per bushel of
[he) tifty.six punds.
Bushel. of Oats, in eat•Ls,at\— per bushel of
[3:21 thirty.te, o laattaiN.
1'i.119 of Baled !lay nt per tAllot2.ooopotuals.
Tons of Baled Straw at t i ter tun of 2.111U0
pounds.
Delb,pry in counneneo on or before the - day 0r—
k134, apd to be cotopleted on or before the—day of
nod— pledge'mi self to enter into a wraten
contract with the L'utted States with good and approved
security, within the spurs of ten days utter tiring notified
that my bid has been arreptod.•
Your ob't, rourrunt,
Capt- A. V. BAltltril:F.ll, Chief QuArterinahuir UPpxrtmru
of AV mit Cunilx•rlalt did.
We, the undersigned. resident. of the Comity
of —, and State of —, hereltyjointlyiand 4.1-entity
covenant with the Coiled States and guarantee in czae the
foregoingibirl of —be accepted that he or they will
within ton days after the aeceptani e of call bid executeAlte
contract for the same with good and sufileient sureties in a
mon equal to the amount of the I.olltrllet to furnish the fun.-
age proposed in conformity SO the terms or All,rtentent
dated 1264, under whieh the htd was made and In
cam. the said— , — dish fail It. enter Otto lt t un trw - t as
liforemid, we guarantee to make , gt,od tiro ddlerence be
tween the offer lity the .onl the next lowest rut'
sponsible bidder, thelierson to suborn the contract may
he awanlest.
Riven under our bands and seal. Pi i e tiny of
11164.
Witneie
• I-1 ~ ILI
V.1.A1.1
I tieretty- certify L. the heat of toy ko.toicolre tool belief
the above name d lettarantorg ore rood tool , hl leiettt kur,e
eoritte, for the amount f.o• wltieh they 4,11 i, to hi.....ettrit.
To he certified by the Caned Stateo I ht.ttiot Attmwy,
Col tector of eitstorns or tin, other looter the f
States Goverrotoint, or rosiletelblo verso oi .i-n to tints
=I
tgienad and exatattied at thlstnberi.tn WEIINESIiAY and
NATI:ItLAY af each leek, 13-12 M. Biddy:ear,. re
tweetfully invited to le. ptF.A,..iirt at the opcning a( bid,, a
they death.. . , = A V. ItAltitlNt;Elt.
Captill and t kith goarterin.t,r.
~
septa.tf l'eparlalool a \ Ve4. Virginia.
jfitrzl3rocif *gm.
T lIE GR-EA T FIRE Al
VICTORY ! VICIoRY I,
EVANS wATsoN's
SALAMANDER SAFER.
READ THE FOLLOW] NI I CERTIFICATE
Cil I.Mit6Rl.l.lrit , :. Aug I;;,
Shafr S., Brant Cr I{ rsuun
cirntlerneem This t.. he itifarrit yvt.t that the Safe pur
chased .4 you. sonic time eila eiwal:rdttdret to the grew
fire which consumed lon r store llitring the reb;d lutunior
of the JOth of Jib Ited. -
We are happy to sac that after toe had taken our gaf,
from the ruins. Inhere it haul Lail fora penal at thee,
dunt, and piwnt d It, m e tumid our Itooks arid papers th at
excellent coaditioll.
We Wvold reeoutuu nd !. our 3111 . 0 d to all alo
will, uga at :truck. Yuan, truly.
MILLER., HAMILTON S. CO.
• ClIASIIIF:ILiBlItl;, Aug. Li, 1t , 64.
Mows. Enns 4 Watson
if;entiemen : 1 with pleasure inform you that on opening
my Safe, pttrchased from you some tune since. on Satur
day evening Led, just two weeks after the burnihg oPour
town by the rebels. I found, my lse,tf and papers murk
better condition than I expected ; on opening the 1...6
and papers found thetrifferfect. My Safe nan expased to
groat heat, .on rberlalllt of We ;inanity of oils and other
combustible matter I Malin my eerier. I write you on some
of the-paper that AM in my Safe during the fire, that you
may see byte well it was preserved. 1 will soon wont toy
Safe repaired, or a now tine iu exchange.
Very respectfully, yours, 1.. 11. EYSTFIR.
CitkStatilthalltw, Aug. 15, 1864.
Manes. Frans 6- Iratsint
Genlienten; In the dreadful lire • which destrot eti my
store and the grunter portion or this town, ts lush wan
done 14- the rebels on the 31/th of .fuly last I had one of
your i'ire.Proof Safes, purchased from you some time
since, which contained my books. papers. &e. Alter un
dergoing the violence of the lidineN, and falling soma ten
feet nod remaining in the heated ruins fora rit.riod of sec
outeen days, it was MON cred from the burning muss and
openell.
I ha're the gnmttration• to inform you that Its contend
Were preserved in an exeellantsondition: and as this 1.1
one of the many instanees wherin you! Safes have cully
sustained the good puilitieA ittributed tolthenr, 1 feet it an
agreeable fluty to reinter evidence of the Met:
Ettspei•tfully, yours, J. L. DECIIT.II.T.
Cittauettnnt•¢c, Aug. 15, 1864.
Etaas b Anton
omtim;:n. 'nos is .to inform you that the Anfe . we
purchased from on some time ago lens suhjected to the .
fire which consumed ear office during the rebel invasion
on the 3Pth of July lust IVe are happy to say that the
Sal...stood the test of time fire well, and we recovered our
pepare from it uninjured. Very respectfully, ,
KEY:s.T.DV &
- Cli.A.,winn.,uritc;, Aug 26, 1:64
Alum Erma, 4. Natoon:
. .
(Imam* : I take this oppothatity to inform you that
shy Safe, which is a No. 5 of your make ; was in the - great
fire which destroyed this town on tho atttb of July.
1 eow have the pleasure to state to you that after I had
taken the Safe from the rams, whore it bud le im for a
period of to days en/5.1441 to an intense heat, on opening
the Safe I was pleased to find that all my papers, books,
and valuables came out uninjured in the least. then attest
ing the fireproof pmhties of your Salamander Safes
Yours, reepectfully, COL, F. S. sTl:slßAtion,
line Sate, of the game protl finality en hand RDA for
sale. Al,O, tial.nuandor. Fire. and l:arglnr.Proof, :carton
al Dank. Mt:remade and IttlellinK.llon, Sri foi Ymdt•
Doors fur Dank, and StOrt . g, iiitilk 1..,•k, &e.
EV.% NS S W.VI`SON.
16 South 4th St Philadelphia Po
T. 11. EYS'rEtt, .latent for Chanilier , hartr. Pa. ser2,,
ALECTURE TO YOUNG M EN.—
JusiPublistrdin a Eactlop. Prive Su
IBM
A Lecture on Nature. Trontinent and Radical Cure
of Spenntitorrluen In Seminal NV..ikness, Involuntary
Eni/salOng, Sexual nobility. unit Impediments to Marriage
treuerallyz Nervousness, Cou , .uiul ,, n'u, “‘" 1
Pits; 31ental and Pl* qicul lneupneity reaplhu4'rnmSelf-
Ala~,&e..` Py Rou'r J. CC LVEIO% r.i.i „ 11 . b,
of the " “reou Book," Sc.,
T • bu world this admirable Lecture,
ehurly proves !ruin his own experrerae that the awful Coll
sequenee of Self-Abuse may be elfectuall:, reuses tsi with
out medirine , , and tt idlout dangerous surgical operation,
tsmgies, instruments, nap, ur eordial, 1.616114nd amoder
of enter at agecertain and effectual, by o Well every gni ,
term., no limner what his condston may be. may mire him
m'ilithenlaYi privately, and radleally. Ti) IS LECTURE
WILL PROVE A , BOON TO THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS.
Seat under seal. to any address, in a plain, Seatell en.
velope, un flu: receipt of six cants, or tau postage stumps,
by addressing. CHAS. J. C. 'KLINE & CO.,
oetlt.l.Bm) 127 Bowery, Ness York, Po . st.Ofilee BUS, 4586.
LETTERS ADvIcE FOR LAmEs
FIVE ANATOMICAL EMMA VINOS.
Ilan information Iles Or Indore
Sent freil in a Paled (nit elope fur IVs Cents. '
Address DR. STANFORD,
July6,3in. Ban No. 4,652 New York P. 0..
rplili!HlGllES'r CASH PRICE PAID
‘ 4 l_ for; Barley at Om Brewery. of •
anie. - 24 I 1 1 . WASBABA UM!.
GUARANTEE.
Vublirations.
Ereco, Wants anb
yDE R , S FRANKLIN-COUNTY
C stkiEßlF.s.—Fiturr AND,
ti HAVE VISES. SFlCAlilififiia PLANT a, fi,,,-The largest
stock fo select from in the county. IXersthing to the
FRVIT TILER and PLANT line That is at all desirable,.
can he supplied from the commonest standard Fruit Tree,
IO the rarest and most choice native or foreign species or
variety of Fruit or Flower: Our -Nail - anal Apple Tiees
are unusually flee, stout heavy trunks, furnished with tipe
branebing heads. from three to five feet from the around,
on only be desired. Ourliini is to grow the bent of every , .
thing. pruning and cultivating upon scientific principles.
I nor rirmluetions tire not offered in
_competi
tion with Trees grotvii upon the old let-alone system. Au
tat itation is extruded Wall who ere Luterestedin fruit cu./.
lure, ,to Conan and see for tv ,sr large. :deck of etreenhotbe anal Beading Plants.
Noses, lie., In pots, trill be ready in April and May. En
il,l • a three eent , stionli for descriptive Liiitalersie of Fruit
nod Ontinieutal trees Au
Adam..
B. L. RYDER,
West Fiauktirt NurAeries,
Nettr Lottarrn.•Pr.taklin Cs.. Pa.
CS=
I;EYS'L'ONE NURSERY.—The subsexi
bet is prepared 'nest ' urtinles usually to
he found iu Nurserie.i, of good duality and at retunousble
rates,
The Stock embrarel all the letidine kinds of
F R IT I T -T R 1 ES. •
Apple Cherries, Yeaeltiv,
Dwarf Scznallin.l Peons, ''--
rsinres,"
Strawberrion
Raspberries Currants,
•
Also. eon furnished It good .nos,runent of
E tt.H. It.•E EXTREES.
Evergreen au Cher Shrubbery. Shame Trees,
(:teat raetritied are I.lsrers'ed for arttel" to
all laald of the callatry; ;a. ttte NurAery inunettiatelv
utl
joiu, the City of ItArri‘burg".„ JACOB MUM,
mar 11.;-tf. - Harrisburg,
OPOItTO Grape is
not recommended partieularly as• u th,crt fruit, but
makes an exkollent. dart. I aimed. rich, Bell bodied Rine,
"1..0y reset - lading genuine olit.tittted POICT WINE,
fbAt nuns but o.peritmoeti juslorig can 11.1,,tiugni.h between
the two .klthongh it i, nnonttarturod e:oeta•ls In Wes.
tern New York, the supply ieunequal lo the deal.ntil. at
:Al to SI per gallon.
for rile by tae onles r4rer, who ban ',yea appj,inted
Agent r,.r it at the filth Iwing "prices
One to three' years old 51,),ts 'each. 52 50 to 55
per dozen, 515 m C3tl per 100
mar lre-tf Feystone Nursery. Ilarrhanirg. "Pa.
pE THEE.—.'tantlard and I)warl
Pear Trees of the leadinv nod mod vtlnahth vurie•
them eau in• furnished EXTItA
1.I.:(" FED" 'Frees, the 'Dwarf haying trill! buds I.llld ready
Ga Hetnediatel.earieg..
Prier for giant trees, 30 to 60 eta each—. Extra netneted
7:i eta to $1 eaub. Rates loner by doion. •
J. MASH, Keystone Nursery.
uov 16—tf - • •--- Ifarrisimrg, Pa.
\TORWAY MAPLE , TREES, , from e to
12 feet high and vigorous A bandsoV, !!nuell
re,enildlng the Sugar Maple, byt ,f t tuutece uthapid
growth. •
Inn ChM mutt r.tell; g 9 50.di per dozen; 6.4144 U per
lOU. . , JACOB ,Vll6ll,
mnr2Jl Keystone Nursery: Hurribburg.
fIHERRY TREES.—A flue assortnicknt
of "about Forty brat varieties, trees of large size anti
ingorons - -
Pra4. 30 ets, 50.cts, 75 its eat:4 ; 87 per duzn.
..?'.15 815 per 100. J. MI).H.
marlli-tf] Keystoue Nursery, llarribburii, Pa.
1401fSE CIIES'ENUT TREES.—QoIi
-11_ nvry 'Les for plithwar, 50 vents eath ; Snaltrr size—
from sto 7 feet—:2s eepts each ; 50 r : $l,?. per
/00, ' JACc)I; '
niar.!.ll - , . KeyFtOlit, Niinery,
-LINDEN—The Itt , (l-tw - is4 -
varirty. not polo . cry to injury Iry the Lora.
nt Keritnuf• INorwpry, l'a.
Troes - 10 to 11; 11,4 hierll; i.o cents each; 674 K, doz.
nor- I] - • JACA)II3IISLi.
E XCELSIOR
ASH, a haudsow; Odra
mental SluuleTry...f mat rapid growth..
from to feet hick. 4001 k) nuts each; F:3 :dlali qua
,tor. : 82.0u40 fi:3l. 100. - JACOB WISH,
u1ar . 2..3) - - 7.0p1t0114 NUSSOI7, /111M3bitig.
A PI'LE TREES FOR SALE.—The nu
d,Ni e ned. residing I:miles North of Chambersbarg,
offers for sale a largo number of Apple Trees. from 6 to 1*
feet Mall, from 3 to 5 years growth. .
J. S. .OLLEMIERGER
=SS
iLiqyars.
I M P 0 It E H. 'S
WINES AND LIQUO'R.S.
I. A-1' 3f 'A N. N A L /. A D E CO.,
• •No. I.IIS son!! NIN tit sinEr.r.,
&&-ern Chestnut and Silitnur Stretts, Philadelphia.
N. )
A. M. Skl.l.Alor., '?
•
iilllll,l, 5
ItIVESE, GA EtURAT - 6... ao:f; "-
SCPERIOR COGNAC BRANDY, '
...
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VINTAGE OF 1: , .3:3;
Fay Lonnie sealed with green watt with the initials el the
TH yo 1 . 1.111 . 117
LAIMLAN, SAI.LADC, Sc CO
SUPERIOR OLD MADEIRA WINE
FINE SHERRY, CLARET AND
-HOCK WINES
_ea) AN A , SOILTMENT
FLNE BRANDS OF CHAMPAGNE\
OSBORNE & CO.'S
OPORTO,
- VERT FINE AND I , F.LICA
O,L D P'o R T W I
Each bottle settled with yellow-wax with the initials &the
Firm.
• IKl`Olt rEL, BY
• - LAUMA:S . ,*SALLADE & (*O.,
Nj. late South Ninth itrect. Philudelpkin.
OLD RYE
OLD WHEAT WHISKEY,
1 IA It ItASTED.
OBERHtILTZ WHISKEY
FOUST WHISKEY, • ' I
NV Ell WHISKEY,
TAKTEY'S WHISKEY,
AND
EA•DINtI WINES.
SALLADE &, CO:, •
Yo. 12S sosidiNinthSti - get, Philadelphia.: '
nolP.ll.
Moiris'.
PASTEPASTERN . 1211'1 , ie midersigned hil,
ut.
RN
lately based lame and commodious
Brick Building of " . . ober, in conneetitru with his
present race of b ness, on the corner of Main street and
Ludwig's Alley, is *pared to necommedase BOARD
FIRS by the day, week or mouth. Ile is amply provided
with STABLING to accommodate the traveling pnblit.
Having a large LIVERY STABLE connected with the
Hotel, gnenls ;mil the patlie generally can be furnished
with Horsey and Carriages at any moment. ' Persons visit
ing Clutnibersburg with their families will find this the
most eumfortabie Hotel in the county, as it hoe ~e n re
fitted u ith entire new Furniture, and the rooms are arge
and well ventilated. The TABLE is amply suppis with
nil the luxuries of the season, and the BAR, whic 's de
tached from the Brick Budding, will always be farm hod
with elplce and Pure liquors. Every attention paid to the
comfort of omits. [octlf S. F. GREENAWALT.
DAVID H. HUTCHISON
1111 haw become theiProprietor nf the ITNI'TED STATES
111 'TEL. neat the Railroad Depot of itmtisinrßG,
PA This popular and eornmoitious Rotel la< been newly
refitted and throbilaul throughout its mhos nod chambeis,
and is now,rearly ter the inception of ,gutigor
.The trut'elitui public will find tire United whites Hotel
the mice convenient. in all partieniiirs. of any Ifirtel. in
illlo4llite Capital, on account of its access to the railroad,
beihrr inunodiateo between the two great depots in this
oily. [Harrisburg, june 17, Gi-tf,
STATES UNION OPPOSITE
the Lebanon Valley and Penwt)leraun Railntel De-
Inds, Hurristotrg City, I'a. This eonvenlent and pleasant
Hotel is now kept be the undertigned, Into of the Indian
Queen in Chnutbersbarg, and lie Invites the patronao of
his old frientlaultdtlat!Publie generally. Terms mixl•erate.
ortS-tf 1011 S W. TAYLOR.
"AfONTGOMERY ILOUSt."—The
'Mdritgotnery Rouse has again been opeur4 on the
site of the old Hotel, by the undersigned, where she hopes
to necorninthlate her (owner patrons and the public generally.
octill.M. ' MARC, ARETTA MONTGOMERY.
j‘..MAN OF A THOUSAND.- - A-Cos
st urrivn 11. JAMES, a 'Retired
Phynirian of orrioit. (oninettee, discovered, while in the
certain I,ln , for Consumption, Asthma, I.lronchi•
hut, Cough., Cold, and General Debility. The remedy
wan dtOorered by hint tv hen his only child, a daughter,
was gin ing up to die. lit. child ATM cured, and is now
alive nod n ell. Ih:sine's of benefiting his fellow mortals,
he n 11l send to these who wish it the recipe, containing'
full dirrettoun for making and successfully lining, thin
remedy. free lin receipt of their mutton, With two stamp+ Id
way expelotes. Thereln coot a single cement Commutation
that it does nntat nice take hold of and dissipate, :Night
sweats, pees Witless, irritation of the nerves, failure of
memory, difilcult espectorntion, sharp rans in the hags,
some threat, ehilly enotnationa mufnea at the stomach, loam.
tun o f4lm bomoli, Westing envoy of the firtimleS:
. ..
r:€t The rrit.•r u ill phva• mate the name of the paper
they •eo thi. ,ah ertisement IT. AddreSS.
ih i ~.A ....0cK .„ CO,
ri 1 li.ltl 'A ti North `2,l,St„ rtalt4elphia, At.
_.•4 . . •
. •
• R'K .b.: T II 0 U S-E
pooK STOII sz BLNDERY, r ,
• ClTAUltr.RSltl'ltfl, PA. , .
J.E. SNYDER
Has opened a BOOk STORE '& BrNDERT la tht,
MARK kr ifOrSE.
Win keep constantly ,i hand a large sparest:meat of . '
SCHOOL:3IISORLL AN EOUS. AND BLANK- ROOKS,
WALL PAPER. WINDOW BLINDS AND
- FULTIMEH, STATIONERY. Stx.,
BLANK BOOKS made to ordtr,
PAPER RULED to nut. Patten.
0141104 A Perfixlient.vdietripapers aldes&c., Bonid
to order. • toettl6-3t)
I.HE ...LAW • PARTNE-RSHIP HERE
.duftite existing. between T. E. Kk.a.st.DY and T. J.
Nit.L'hos this day (October 15, 1964.) been dissolved by
=had (visitant - B. KENNEDY,
T .1 GILL
_ Ein)._aulr Salm 48001t4.
A\ OTHER GREAT tle'r4RY !
--- •
Lungstrerot driven up the Valley; Ifeseby Burproted.lai
outman capturtql and Cheurf,skte Alley
still ahead.
2500 yards beautiful Patterns very latest styleof .prlntetl
4.laines at the same okt price, riz., 374 cents. ;
Votuestie (linghums, 15 cents.
Pest goods ulnae, 40 rents. •
Calicoes :Zuni 20 to 37i ceuts. .
,
50 pieces le it quality, 111aek and, 'White and Plain Black
;alikuis at Si cents. . ,4
Iltdmorals (ruin 42,4 to $l. ' 1
sioeking Yarn, $1...25 $1,50, best $1,17. ' ; .
robleached Muslin 1 yard wide, Ali.
Spool Cotton, /0 count. -
.1
Linen l'oelo‘t liundkereniets non 15 toll centi.,
W a all
lu tilitinetto ,ind liens' Wear we defy . the eiatairy hav,
try( laid in nor Stok , k of \Voollet 0 . last Apritig when koala of
hat eiros wore 50 per cent. I wer than they' fia!ie been
litre, and o e intend to give o r eustovneta the advantage
,t Cheap flood. fid each. Pet plei begird k see the
idviintago of ton enSII 000 r LI • credit VStk,tlt when they
Ixrunine ouroUo.
algolo.
- •CAliPE'f'S . 'CARPETStIi
Carpet.. tUI. I Wool , •
Table and Floor Oil Cloths. ,
We have added to our ztovk a line .. (Invents - which
m um SOWNZ at a eery moderate artrauei. insovt.; We are
tow at the old Nland 141 Multi :"Iroot. stqlere wr y trill be
dt rased to Ace all our .4d friends .ant 4.1171 S iletV tones. -
tK.V26.4t - bYtiTER
N
E
D Y Goo s ,TC)UE
ch‘ strert, nrarly opl.,•I:e the Po:: Ojh. r,
CliA3lol:ltSf3tilW PA
:tiETc2o.rE < HiTl•:NuEw
, ,
EL, ,•
.111.4 reveheci atui 4010.'41a large and curi e :tuck of
hull dry ~..,,,41., to Nrliel, th,y incite the- lateution of the
P'1"•••• \\:• it iii -,, Y .1. 1 here flit ~, ~,, 1 4, 1 4 " ~,
vll z4”,,1.,.., low., :my hotu‘e in the County thttißril/.. and
B -ars rti•t. t• ..01•1•T A. •
. ,
. • '
. •
hAr .turf. 1.1111,.AS rare b:
LADIES . DI: !orge
).‘./\ CLOT VkY C 1.1 1 ,. I
13AL.M01.A.1.• /1001' Clutovr than
hsrbonzilt skew here. Gloves. Hosiery, Ilse els, Le ,
(_teat variety. =I ,
Por.Aleu ued Ito S . wear we have CI •lllC.tsinint;
Bustin 'rweells, Jll3lll, Under Shicti Draw ers.S.,,t,onkingss,
vory cheap. -
We.have also xi full st.,ela of Muslins. Tinkunza,
all of Mhirh 1.111 be sold m salt intstonters. Now
is the tints to but ,
oetl9
mvre./LrE 11l T ESIIEW.
L E C! N RETURNS COME IN
slots ly. not so witlethe large alai tarittLassortment
of l)ry fiouilsjust opening. at NY3I. WALLACE S CO'S
at the Sl.tri.et Howe t•onier, opposite the Meth•skist Chareh.
'lliey hat e Just returned from. Note York wlteni they pur•
done.( lit Auction, the•largest assortment of (try floods
ever brought•to this tsinn4y which they offer at greatly re
duets' priess'for cash. consisting of 1 -
flood )latch ui at 25 cents.
1 Crud settle at Weems, • .
Yard 25, • •
11 Pillow Case Muslin, 75 Cents„
Best Prints at 37i cents, • :
' al lower prieos.
Glnglinutsli7i. best, 45 cents,
Sul titorals; 75. $4 $O, $4 50, •
Shawl. lit all prices,
Lathes' Chalking, all colors, . •
eitsinetsc.lins and Cusimers.
12 Quarter Blankets, all wool, $l$.:A per pair. '
A fall askortme of o 1 Gloves, notiery.'Stc., constantly on
bond.
The above gads being purl hued in Now York : at low
est cad, yrs, e tt e ate determined to SOH tt low rates to
suit the time-:
•• I _lls -- titre us a cull hefore purchasing el:wit - hors.
tell 9 WM. WALLACE dr. CO.
v E \V G 0 D. S!
-Li T.
•
.:; IC:J. /ZION-F. CO.,
Se,otid Strcet. two - doors South of Post , Cdrire„,z
CIIAMIIERSBURti.
Thy public are rr o pocklully informed thrit:we kraut jui
rettrnradlPrni the- ! Est, witli a Lore arid airamonable
fortmout or
.
FALL. ANI.) WINTEP. (4001 A
Bought n: the late dot line 10 prices, and which we offer
at greatly reduced rates. We haTe a fine assortment of
CALICOES AT 31 CENTS
Gi od Itsucn and Blew heti MUSLIN'S from Si to t.O ce•te
good i3ATINETs nt sl,2tii; a sue eaeortmint of alhnoul
Blank and Colored
CLOTIIS F6R LADIES' CLOAKS
Best Spool Cotton at 10 eta, Skirt Braids id--1_ cts. 100
doz. Cloldren". Misses; Ladies" and Mena Winter Gloyea
bought a!faxtethin. ven7 cheap. The handsomest styles of
SHAWLS AN - I) PRESS 1;oops
In the country. roll and ree.at our Store, M the house Of
Mr:CHRISTIAN FULLER. en Saeond street. next &dr
to the Post Office.
We adhere to our motto to Sell, as chenias the Cheap
eat ront26..lt] " J. HAKE itz. £O.l
MEW ANI) C REAR STORt,—The an
hos just opened at his old stand.. in UrPia
a new and apt mild stock of Staple and For
eign DRY GOODS. comprising almost every article suit
able to the market: GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE,
BOUTS AND SHOES, DRUGS AND AiEDICINES.
and all artieles usually kept in a fint,class: Store. He is
det , •rtnined tO sell cond., very CIIRAI• YOH. CAelf Ott COL*-
- rwr Poom en, nue.o an Clot or Seed• Timcdlls - Send. Flax
Seed. lineup, Lao'. Swp, er, e0w.13. ao
Log..Pme Boards Shingles aud Locust Posts n ill be talein
in exchange for Goods at chumben,bureptiox..
LUMBER FOR - NALE.--ife has an a,a•ortment of all
kinds of Umber constantly on_hand, for stile cheap.
sep.ll.ihn •YHLLIP KARYEILI
NTOTICE
of , FAI.L and WINTER DRESS and CLOAK
TRI3I)IINGS, Ric hest Silks, Velvet, Riblents,
Had ;mil Baste Gimp s , unfds, 13tyttortn, Drnarnentx,
1-ele Low,: and Fringe. in all Variety. I -
Ladle4' HEAD DRESSES and . .NETfi, the best ani
elleal,at in the City. Also. a large assortthent of all Woo
Shawl Snit Scarf bordering.
All who Irant a g ood article plea, call at No. 13 North
etb Street. Philadelphia. CHARLES 1: VOGEL;
oetili-2nuo Manufacturer:
RY RE & hANDELL,
FOrRTH 4 ARCH STS.,
Cater for the best TRADE, and offer no BAITS or deeer
tip,, to thdllee custom, but rely on Fair DWilift and Goal
t.oods., Best MERINOES, Fashionable SILKS, Nubility
PLAIDS PDIT, POPLINS. Dark FOULARDS, • Vas.
NERINOES. Plaid SHAWLS, Good BLANKETS.
"T. S. We follow GOLD &non, as dose as tot fallow it
fp. Now is a good time for Merchants and Consumer; to
come in. octs-21nos
Zobacto aitb<*rqars.
.
TACCBS"POBACCO Alb CIGAR
0 STORE.—Hariug re-built m,y( Tobacco and Cigar
Stine on South Man street, banner of 'Washington &Maio
streets.) twb squares from the Diamond, I would invite all
to call and examine my stock. consisting. of
,Gqui,i,vii&v, TOBAC-CO: .
Congress. all kinds, - , Cavendish,. I ~
Twist, all kinds, Rose Twist,
' Flounder,- : „
- Old Virginia, ;
- Itravy, • 1 Honey Dew,
Michigan , Fine Cut, ; &c., !mk
.
Anderson Shorts - Solace, i
'Talisman, dart's Delight, -I
' mi II try SideAc:
• Ylantation, SNllFFS : -
Rapper.,
. . Bentehi i Cuarafai
SMOKING- .
Large Hand, .., Big Lick I
Cut and Dry, Daniille,
Lynchburg. t Garabaldi, 1
{awes River, . Grant,'
Mead, Sigel.
nap 21 . . 1. A. JACOBS.
USE' STILL ON HAND.-TOBACTO
B
& SE4ARS.—The undersigned! has just returned
from-the City with a complete stook of - Tobacco and. Se
gurs,- such us Natural Led, Michigan, Smoking Tobac
cos and Piper. Store on. Queen Street, three doors from
the M. E. Church. Come,sire him a Lift
attg-24 C. H. BUSH.
j -A
-0013 S & S3IIY S•Ejt.
litannfacturern and WitoleealetDealens in
TOBACCO, SNUFF ANTI CIGARS,
No. 310 Sarth Third Street, ab_ore Vine, Trot Side, -
roetY2-13.1 PIIILADELPIIIA, PA.
J. D. Jacone, late of Chamb'g, Pa. ItENRY E. SISTHER.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCO
and SEGARS, trloitesale and retail, at • •
r SHAFER & STUART'S,
ou Queen street, East of the Methodist Church.
/C A L
ME
8
RUNR - LE'S FITTER WINN Or IRON, I .
A purr and Powerful Tonia` Corrective and Albff‘
tire: of wonderful of lu diseanec of the
STOMACH, LIVER and BOWELS. ; •
- Curee •
Dyspepsia. :-
Liu
I
er Complaintai • ,
lleutliwhe..tieneral Ito-
hility, Nervourtaeci, , Depres• • j
sior , of Spirits, Constipation, In.
tennittent Fever, Acidity et:the Stow- I
neh, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for FoOd. ' ;;
Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sinking or
Fluttering at Ihe Pitt of the Stounaill, Swimming of ;
the Head.. Difficult Breathing, Yellirir Ilead,
' Pain in the. Side, Back, Chest; and Limbs, I •
will Core every reoe of Chronic or Ner• : ;
cons Debility, Diseases ofThe
neys and Diseases arising from
it disorderiff Stomach.
. '
(laid for Male or
• Female, Old or
Young.
The most benefleial medicine, known i gives better satis
faction and cures mertedlaelueislthan any otiti
Gr preparation offered to the
This Truly Naluable Tonic has been be thoroughly tented
by all elaases of the eounnutaty, that it is now di:valet! in.
ffispeucible us a 'holly Medicine. It costilintlittle; gives
tone to the sternaeh, renovates the sietemTTTrffi. prolongs
life. ,We now only ask a trial of thisrtslonlioniic.
.. . . .• . . ..
- 'III , AVAILE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Pr pared and soll wholesale and retail by S. A.l KITS
}CET: & BRO.. 118 Market st:llarrisbnrg. ;
kor gate by Untgaints and Dealers everptherp,
mayll.6m..
JOB PRINTDM iu ever style done at
tlkeiNTlca orthe VIUNT,LIN REPOOTOIIII. I
I.November 2, - 1864.
F A MIL Y DYE COLORS
PATENTED OCTOBER 13, kat.
flack:
BMA for Silk.
Durk Blue,
,Lit t itt Blue,
French Bine.
[ Claret Brou u,
• I)ark Itrwou.
Light Brown.
SlitLir Brown,
Cherry.
Durk Drub,
Light Drub.
r .. .
awn Drab, :Violet, .
l Light Fawn Drab, Vellow.
.
For Dyeing Silk, Woolen and Mixed Goode, Shawls,
Scarfs, Drosses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets. Ilats,
Feathers, Kid Gloves. Children's Clothing,
and all kinds of Wearing Apparel.
,' ...,[a - A SAYING OF SO I'ER CENT. „A-1
Par 25 cents yen vin color us many Foods as would
otherwise mot five times that sum. Vanous shades can
bx . prodatledifrom the some dye. The process is simple,
:aid any and can use the dye with perfect starves&
Mieetions in English; French and German inside of each
package-
.For-further information in Dyeing. and giving a perfect
knowledge what colors are boot adapted to dye over
.ethers, (wills many valuable receipes.) pnrelusse Howe fc
sfrveos"rreatise on Dyeing and Coloring. Sent by mail
on receipt of price—lll cents ,-
Manufactured by llOrE & STEVENS,,,
LON .2. - elyl akt Broadway. Boston.
For Sale by Druggists add dealers gem-rally.
BALTIIORE LOOK 11osprrAL.-11r.
JI )lINSTON, the I. mailer of this Celebrated Intitu
dun, otters the 111 , 41.• certain. weedy, and may effectual
remedy in the t{ ..rid fur (fleets. Strnettuies, Seminal
1)e„ laces, Pain in the Loin:. Congitutiantil I ability,
itatsuenee, Wealitte.s of the Bask and Limbs, Affeetnins
:rf tin' Kidney, Ihiltirtathat of the !kart. .o`spepsirt. Ter.
Vow, Irrittihilitv. Disease, of the Head Throat, Nose or
ohm ; and all those serious Mid umlaut holy disorders aris
ing from the der,ruet:te habits of Youth. which destroy
both bawls and mind. , eoret coil solitary maetictvi
iire more finch to their visthin. titan the song of the Syreua
to tiro mariner Nuts, Idlislitinir their most brilliant
lisp, or anticipation., render:tar marriage. &n, Impossible.
il:Nti . lll:; , ;. Young Men ewecially, al t o Lain he.
!rune the NlCtilll3 or Soluare . VICI", that dreadful and des
trusties habit it pith auttualle et, eelos to an untimely
Igrave thou...m.li of p.m: ,n. , 11 of the moat exalted talent
and brilliant intellect, oho tit' Olt otherwise have entratiesal
listening Senate, iiab the thunder, of eltaptencti. or waked
t o onto, the may mill n ith full confidence.
MAltlitA(34:!—Married peNO., or young , 111011 eon
' tetoplisting marriage. being aware of physical iveaktiao l ::,
organic debility, defortuitum Se., should immediately
coast& Dr. Jlll.l.tolt.
Ho whir places himself muter the cure of Dr. Johuston
may religimesly, confide in hmu,r as a gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill :LA ,t ste i ns.
0111:A SIC WEAKNESS IMMEDIATELY CURED
ANL) FULL VIGOIL ItESTORED.—This disease is the
peualt> most frequently paid by those who Liss a become
the victims Of improper indulgences. -Young persons are
too apt to commit excesses
that
not being INlTitre of the
&melba consequences that may ensue. Now, she that
understands the subject will pretend to deny that the
poser of Procreation is last sooner by--hone tailing bass
Improper habit than by the prudent. Besides being de.
prived orthe pleasure of healthy pit:prim!, and the moat
ierions and destructive sympathy to mind and body arise.
The system becomes deranged.' the physical and mental
]misers weakentsl, nervous debility, dyspepsia, palpitation
of , the heart, indigestion,-Ikwasting of the frame, eouglk—
symtotos of Y 01.11111116.111.
Office .10. 7, South Frederick Street, seven doors from
Baltimore street, East side, up the stern. Be particular
its observing the name and number, or you will raistak•
the place. •
A CUItE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS. VarAfer.
&try or .Yanscori, Drugs.
Dlt. JOHNSTON, Member of the Royal College of
Surgeons, London. srraduate from one of the roost callow:it
Colleges of the rioted States, and the greater part of '
is hose life bus been spent in the hospitals of Loudon,
Paris, l'hiladelphia and elsewhere, has effected some ol
the most astonishing mires that were ever known. Many
troubled -with rsurriug in the bead autl can when asleep,
great nervoinness, being alarmed at sudden sioni&, and
bashfulness, with frequent blushing, fittended sometimes
with derangement hf mind, were cured iminstdiately.
A CERTAIN DISTIASEI—When the misguided and
imprudent votary otpleasure hurl he has imbibed the seed
of this painful disemte, it ton:often happens that air
Ill
'tinnel sense of shame, or dread of slit/shivery, deters him
from appl}ing . to those Who irotn education and respecta
bility can alone befriend him. - delaying till the constitu
tional systiptmiii of this horrid disease make their appear.
Lowe, such us ulcerated sore throat, diseased misc. noctur
nal pains in the head and limbs, dimness of sight, dmb
nest nobs-on the chin, bones and arms, blotches on. the
head, fare and extremities, progressing with frightful ra
pidity, till at bast the palate of - the Month or the bones of
the nose fall in nod the sictim of this awful disease be.
comes a - horrid object of commisseration, till death puts a
period to his dreadful sufferings, by sending him to "that
bourne train whence no traveller returns." 'ro such, there
fore. Dr. Johnston pledgei himself to preserve the most
inviolable secrecy; and froM his ezteusive practice in the'
first Hospitals of Europe and America, he cam confidently
recortuneud a safe and speedy sure to the unfortunate •ia
tint of this horrid disease. t -
. . . ,
It is a melancholy fat - that thousands fall \ WHIM to
this horrid disease owing tb - the unskillfulness of ignorant
pretenders who by,use of that dreadful poison, Mercury,
ruin the constitution. and either send the unfortunate to
an untimely grave, oi• make the residue of life Miserable.
TAKM 'PARTICULAR NOTICE l—Dr. addresses
those who have injured themselves by private and im.
proper indulgences.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects pro
duced by early- habits of youth, viz:—Weakness of the
Back :Old, Leash, Paine in the Head, Dimness of Sight;
Loos of Muscular 'Cower. Palpitation of the lleart, Dye
reptile, Nervous Irritability, Derangement of the Diges
tive Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of CorniuMp
tiou,
MIINT.U.I.Y, the fearful effects on the mind are much to
be dn.atted; loss of Memory, eunfusion of Ideas, Deprete
Mon of Spirits, Evil Forebodings, Ave nto Society,
Self•Dietrust, Love of - Solitude, 'lnuit ore some
of the evil effects. ' „'
- Thou...ands of per.ons of all ages
is the cause of their declining heal
becoming weak, pale. have maga 1
eyes, cough, and symptoms of
Dr. JOHNSTON'S INVIO • SG REMEDY FOR
ORGA'-sIIC WEAKNESS. , great and important
remedy, Weakness of the is speedily cured, and
fall vigor restored.
Thousands of the 1210 st nervous and debilitated, who
had lost all hope, have been immediately relieied, All
impediments to 31arria0, Physical or 3lental Disgust - if,
cation. Nervous Irritability, Trembling. Weakness or Ex ,
haustion of the most te.uful kind, speedily curial by Dr.
Johnston. ,
YOITNG )LEN, who have injured themselves by n cer
tain practice, indulged it, when alone—u habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the effects are
nightly felt, es en.wheri asleep, and if not cured render
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of his country,
the darling of Ids parents. should be snatched from all
prospects and enjoyments of life, by the conseguetico of
deviating from the path of nature. and inditlglng in a eer-
Min - setret habit. Such perstms, before contemplating
MARItIMIE, should reflect that a I.lllla ailed and body
are tho most necessary. requisites to promote connubial
happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey through
life ,bBCOMBI a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly
darkens to the view ; the mind becomes shadowed with
despair, and filled with the melancholy redecilon, that
the happiness of another becomes blighted with our own.
OFIFICE NO. 1 SOUTH FREDERICK: STREET,
DALTUSOILE.
TO STRABGERS.—The many thousands dared at this
Institution in the last fifteen years; and the numerous Im
portant surgical Operations performed by Dr. J., witnessed
by the reporters of the papers, and many other persons,
notices of which have appeared-again and again before
the public, is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
T. B. There are solnany ignorant and worthless quacks.
advertising themselves as Physicians, ruining the health
of 'the already afflicted, Dr. Johnston deems it necessary
to say to those unacquainted with his reputation, that his
Diplomas hang in his attice..
TAKI: tiOneE. 2 -All letters most be poet paid, and
contain a postage stamp for the reply, or no answer will
beient. {mar 16-Iy.
H O,ST'ETTE R '8
CEIXBIUNED
STOMACH BITTERS. •
A pure and powerful Tonic, Corrective and Alterr
e, of wonderful efficacy - in diseases of the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS,
• Cures Dyspepsia,_ , Liver Complaint. Headache, Cleo
iiral Debility; Nervousness, Depression at
Spirits, Constipation, "Colic. Intermit
- tent Fever. ennui's, Spasms;
and all Complaints of either Sex aria- .
ing from Bodily Weakness, whether
rent in the spinal: or produced by special causes.
Nothing that is not wilt/lea/nue, genial and reatonative
in its nature eiders into the eau/position of lIOSTET
TER'S sTomawi BITTERS. This popular prepara
tion contains no unnend of any kind, no deadly botanical
element, nu fiery excitant, but is a combination or the wk
tracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest
and faddest of diffusive stimulants.
• It Is well to be forearmed against disease, and, so Ear ea
the human system on be protected by human means,
against midadies engendered by au unwholesome stains.
=ern, impure water; and ether otemal dwegs, HOST.
ETTER'S ISITTERS may be relied or; as 4t. safeguard.
In districts infected with FEVER AND AGUE it has
been found infallible as a preventive, and irresistable as a
remedy : and thomnunbi who resort to it under appreltem
lion of an attack, escape the scourge ; and thousands who
neglect to avail themselves of its protective qualities in ad.
vanes, are cured by a very brief course of this nmrollous
medicine. Fet et and Ague patients after Wing plied for
months with quinine in vain, until fairly saturated truth
that dangerous alkaloid, are not =frequently restored to
health within a few days by the use oultosTETTEirs
BITTERS.
11
'Then oak stomach is rabidly invigundell and the appe
tite restored by this agreeable Tunic, and hence iTivorks
treaders in cases of Dyspepsia and less confirmed forms of
INDIGESTION. Acting as a Foutle and painless aped
ent, as well as upon the liver, it ales invariably reHeres
the CONSTIPATION superinduced by irregular action
of the digestive and secrebre organs.
Demons of feeble habit, liable toNERVOUB ATTACKS,
LOWNESS OF .SPIRITS and FITS OF LANGUOR,
find prompt and permanent relief from the Bitters. The
testimony on this pointis most conclusive and from barb
cozen.
The agony of BILIOUS COLIC is immediately as•
sunned by a single dors rittba stimulant, and by occasion•
ally resorting to it the return of the complaint may be pre
vented. - -
AS n General Tonic uosTETTER'S,BITTERS produce
effects which must be experienced or witnessed before
they can be fully appreciated. In eases of.CONSTITU- .
TIONAL WEAKNESS, PREMATURE DECAY and
DEBILITY and DECREPITUDE arising PM' ra OLD
AGE,' it exercises the electricintitienee.
In the convalescent stages of all diseases irverates luta
delightful inviscurant. When the powers of nature are re
laxed it operates to reinforCe anil re-ostablishr theta.
Lust, hat not least, it is THE ONLY SAFE STEM,"
LANT. heidg manufactured from found and innocuous
materials, uud entirely Bee from the /Mid elements pres
ent more or less In all the ordinary tonics and stomachics
of the day. •
No faMily medicine ImS - beeri so nniversally,"and it may
1e truly added, desavetlly popular with the intelligent
portion of the community, as HOSTETTER'S BIT
TERS. Prepared by
, HOST-ETTETt & S3LITH,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers nail Stomkeepers, every
whom. . 111311-Iy.
Bpc-At.olots.
Dark Green,
Ligl.t. Green,
Magenta,
Maize,
Maroon,
Orttrigey
Pink,
Purple,
Royal Purple
Salmon.
• Lieprlet,
Slate,
S'ol!eyiuo,
ltirbiral
judgo what,
Aug their vigor,
'ranee about the
phon