~aEi,~ ~ui~er; ~ &c. OT-ICE - T0 FARMERS 100 TONS OF TIMOTHY HAP . . Wanted li0E0: A. DEiTZ. 200 WALNUT LOGS *sated by Ma. A.lOEr6 no-Mg LOGS Weds byllEo. A. DErrz. 100 LARGE CHERRY LUGS Wanted by GEo. A. DErrz. WICEAT, EYE, CORN, OATS, aad altiletts of Produce bought by Gino. A. Graz, at kb Wanllollllo above the Itattmeut Depc4 STOVE AND LINT. COAL for sale cheap, by the ton or Ica ton. OAK - AND HICKORY WOOD by *coon' or half acrd. °At AIM HICKORY WOOD._ awed and split for stove use, by the cord or half cunt. writrcip . AND DOOR MLR, of Os*, Walnut and Me, always on' hand. ' - WINDOW AND DOOR•PRAME SPOPP, Andsllidnds of, LUMBER, such as Oak and - Pine Plank ; 04,Walrint, Ma and Hemlock Boards; Flooring Boards, !huts, ifestatling, Shingles, Paling, Laths, &c. BEST OF ROOFING SLATE always on hand, and roofs knt on by thibest Slaters, who Pits drawn medals for their saperior 'workmanship. CALL Al' DEITZ'S WAREHOUSE, above the Railroad Depot, and buy cheap. [dna LEONARD EBERT & SON, COAL" AND LUMBER. MERCHANTS. 'We have on hand all kinds of Coal and Lumber, and are prepared to furnish Bill Lumber to order at short no tice, althe meet reasonable terms. Our stock of Lum ber oftasi of Pine 2 inch Plank, - 1* " select Plank. " • " " Plank. " 1 • select and Culling Boards. • Boards, " 1 " Si ( 6 inoh,) - Best River Shingles, Worked Flaring, • " Slding, " " Joist and Scantlingcall nisei% _ Hemlock - Joist and Scantling; „ • Banda Yellow Pine Boards, JoiSt and Scantling, , Palling and Plastering Laths. We have also always on band a good supply of all kinds of Coal kestoies and lime - burnin g Also a supe rior article of Broadtop Coal for blacksmiths. The pub lic are invited to give as a call, as we will endeavor to give eatisfactlan to all that cull. old , and-Lamber furnished; on the cars to any station on the-Franklin Raßroad. rir Office on Second St, in the rear of the Jail Yard, Chanfhersburg, LEO. EBERT & SON. fliber•tf, 0:10iLL, BENDER & CO L U I V-111 ri1771, tits • 111.24OPAcrunsss OF - BASH: LoCK)118, SHUTTERS, BLINDS, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES, 4c., - Keep constantly bn hand a well selected stock of seas. enable Lumber, viz:—Joist and Scantling, Weatherboard ing, dressed Flooring, Siding, Laths, Shingles, Palings - and Whito Pine and Oak Bills, sawed to order at the shortest notice. All cony:nominations sbonkl be addressed to Y . Ps. (se. BtrlL DIN G LUMBER.—The under ogn rd is prepared to saw all kinds of Building. Lum Der atthe lowest market rice. - It. A. RENFREW, GEZENWOOD Naas, Fayetteville P. O. de.-6m jbotto aim *tationtrg. THE OLD BOOK STAND of S. S. SHRYOCK, Has been removed tothe new building opposite the Pon OM= where a fell assortment of SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STATIONERY, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, ETC., Can be had at exceedingly Low Prices. WALL PAPER 'and WDiDOW SHADES, a large and new stock. • Fairchild's Celebrated Gold Pens, fully warranted. Orders taken for goods, which will be Expressed in the shortest possible time. "The New York and Philadelphia Papers received daily, far which weekly sobberipticms will be taken. First Chew Novels, Magazines and Periodicals received as soon as published. - We can sell Photograph Albums cheaper than they can be had elwarhem Mien sent free of portage to any pert of the county. Gilt names, Worsteds and Fancy Goods constantly on Our assuagements are such that we can aapply any or derssatisractorily and with dispatch. ,IdIL, J. K. SHETOCK, is now located in New York, which ens&lis us to undertake the most complex commissions. Old Books of particular editions, dates or style. bunted sip at a reascmable commission inot2l PI S N I D" 'E R. BOOK SELLER, BOOK BINDER., BLANK BOOK MANUFAOTIIREB AND, PAPER RULER., CILUSBEHEI3I:BO. PA. Has opened a Bairn in the Markst House, and keeps constantly on band School, Misoellan/eons Books, Station en...Blank Books, Wall Paper, Pa Per and Brown Linen Window Shades, Photograph Albums Lutheran, German Reformed 'alai Presbyterian Hymn Books, Steel Pens, P 690316, Arnold's genuine Writing Fluid, Parley Pictorial Pleasareßooks for children, Paints and Pencils, Marking Pencils, Architect's Drawing and Pattern Paper, Novels, Ink Stands in great variety, Diaries for 1855, Violin Strings, Fancy Traveling and School Baskets, &c. - -BLANK - BOORS made to order, Paper ruled to Pat tern, Old Books, Periodicals, Music, and Newspapers • Bound In any style. * Clotting. 'MEW QUARTERS AND NEW STOCK . THE OLD CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Is Tim Mass= HOUSE, r Chcr.berthErrg, Pa. The undersigned, after a temporary absence necessitated by the destruction of Chambersburg, has again returned sod opened out in full blast in the Market H6use between Wallace's Dlti ar lood store and Huber ,Sr. Ledtaster's Gro cerystore, a e assortment•of PALL AND INTER GOODS, of every description and quality. - Thui stock consists of Ready Made Clothing such as Over Coats. Dress Coats, Pants, Vests, Under Shirts, Ihserem Eke" also GENTLEMENB' FURNISHING GOODS, such as Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Shawls, Handkerchiefs, Col lars, Umbrellas, &c., &c. , His stook of Cloths for customer work consists of French, absiliki and Domestic manufacture. Black Doe Skin and Fancy,eassimers, Black Satin, -Figured Silks, Plain and Fancy cassimer Vesting!' which will be made up to order in styles to suit the taste of customers, on short notice, and reasonable terms. 2,10E1%7 ' engaged a practical Cutter from the East, lam pea to furnith clothing in the most fashionable styles, as tone but experienced workmen are engaged per sonsiuty itly upon getting their :yak well done at my Stare. Thaukfal for the patronage heretofore bestowed, I re spectrally solicit a continuance of the sane. J. T. HOSKINSON. ,Seb3ing 11lacbineo. , T PNG LOOKED FOR CONE AT LAST, The Perfection of Seeing Macimt. TILE CELEDITATI.D. FLORENCE SEWING MACHLNES C. 13 ROW be u,rn, at thr. residanaof 111 R S. R.. P. lIAZ E • LET, Sauth Main. &mit, &4177.e.dictely opparitc Dr. A. H. Selln74;4:s, ChainbCrSbarg, where a/1 persems Intemsted m Sewing Machines are invi ted to coil and examine this Ivollderfal mad:tine. It his been the object of the FLOILENch,• . BEwisrh 3fACIIISIE COMPANY to supply a machine free from the objections attached to other first class machines, and after thte patient, untiring labor of years, and a libentl ex penditure ofrapital in securing the first mechanical talent. their efforts have been crowned with success, and they are now offerintto the public the most perfect Sewing Machine in the world. Among its many advantages over al i other =schism, may be mentioned; lit. It makes/our different stitches on one and the samii • machine, each each being pin'tect and alike on both sales ores fabric. P.d. Changing from one kind of stiteh to another. as well as the length of the stitch, can readily be alone while the is m nabtidn. 3d. Entry stitch is perfect in itself, making the seam secure and uniform, combining elasticity, strength and beauty. 4th. It has the rerersitte feed motion, which enables the operator to run the work to either the right or left, or stay any wof the sewn, or fasten the ends of teams without turningthe fabric or stopping the machine. .sth ft is the met rapid sewer in the world, making its o stitches to each revolution, and there is no other machine which will do 80 large a range of work as the FLORENCE. 6th. It does the heaviest nryneetienric with equal ftiellity, 'without tension or breaking of thread, 7th. , It hens,.fel s, binds., gathers, braids, quilts, and gathers and sews on a ruffle at the same time. Rh. Its simplicity enables the most inexperienced to operate it. Its motions are till positive, and there are no fine springs to get out of order, and it is adapted to all ki n d s orelothework, from thick to thin, and it is almost tolie ifs. TY& Tbe FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE is ur.e Analled M beauty and style, and mutt bd seen to b appre 4 .lrMR.#. P. IiAiELET, baying been appointed pie Agent for the sale of the above Serving Me.chines in varkitra ainntv, respectfully invites the Ladies to call and. examine.the FLORENCE. . 113IF' All Marbines warranted for one year. fang3l • Firi 1.; IVel • —XATIOiiiL BANE'. OF CHANREeseUItG , December 7, IK4.—An &edam tor SEVEN DIRECTORS of this Bonk, to serve fur the am alai yew, will held at the Banking Rouse, on Tues. dry, 10th of Jan-et:l nal, at 2 airlock. P. bf., E. MESSERIDOTH, cashier, WANTED.—A SUBSTITUTE not lia tir aa• to military duty. Apply at thboilice. idIIC2NO -411vicerinif &v. N E }." 0. ' *B E GELWICF,S & I . RICHABT WHOLESALE AND HETAIL Gstwiews & BURRED= having been burnt out by the Rebels in the burning of Chambersburg, - have since built Net Store Roams ON SECOND STREET, Between Sellers' and Brown's Hotels, where they propose selling, fekolssr de and Retail, Groceries, Salt, ' Syrups, Provisions, Fish Buckets, Flour, Coffees, Lamps, Produce, Spices. • • Globes, • Teas, Brooms, Wicks, Wares, Cords, Sugars, Oils, Twines, and thousands of useful ruficles tared by every family and sold in country stores. Oriestock of GROCERIES is full and complete, embracing every article in this line, from the common grade of goods up to the finest quality Our stook of GROUND AND UNGROUND SPICES are all strictly pore and fresh, having been carefully se lected by one of the firm. Mr. Burkhart, who is a practical baker and confectioner. All , our, Ground Spices are ground en our own spice mill, and - ran be relied on- We offei the following OILS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Sperm Oil, Linseed Oil, Whale Oil, Bleached Winter Oil. Coal Oil, - Flaxseed Oil, Luc Oil, Painters' Oil and strictly prime KEROSENE OIL. LAMPS, GLOBES AND WICKS Tho hugest assortment of Lamps, Globes and Wick's to the county. These we say we can and Will sell cheaper than the cheapest, is they were purchased In large quan tities direct from the manufacturers. - To our larke stock of GREEN AND .I;II..ACK TEAS, SPICES, GROUND COFFEE, COFFEE IN PAPERS AND CANS, we invite special attention, as we will warrant theta to give satisfaction or refund the looney We also invite attention to - our - Very large rind varied assortment of TOBACCO ,AND SEG4IRS, which we offer very cheap, wholesale and retell. FLOUT: All brands of Flour by, the barrel or small CONFECTIONERY In connebtion with the above business we carry on the Confectionery business in all its branches, manufae,turing many of the articles in this-line ourselves, which enables us to sell very low; both wholesale and retail. Our stock of Confectionery consists in part of Raisins, Currants, Almonds, ' Filberts, - Walnuts, Prunes, EMI - All kinds of Crackers, a general assortment of FRESH CANDIES, together with every description of domestic Candies that are made. - Our stock is Large aad has been carefully seleored. em bracing by, far too many different articles and quantities to attempt to name articles or list of prices, suffice to say that it it onr determination to always keep up a full 4.F. so:anent of goods and sell as cheap as the eh'eapest. N. B—To Oinntry Merchants and all who .4-Lill to boy goods at wholegale, we pledge oureelves to sell o cheap as any Jobbing 'Ho, se in the cities. COUNTRY PRODUCE AND MARKETING of ail kinds wanted, for which the highest price will be paid it cash. i s eeinj & AliT. FRUITS, SPICES. & - ..c. Oranges and Lemons, Onions, Enna Raigni ' ' 'Preserved Ginger, Seedless Raisins. Girkins, . Layer Raisins, Pineapple Preserves, Prunes, Paper shelled Almonds. Currants, . Bard Shelled do Citrons, Filberts. TurkeysFims, Pecan Nati, Malaga Figs, . Cocoa Nuts. Fruit, English 'Walnuts. Split Peas, Walnuts, Walnut Catstro, Sbellharks, Tomato do • Water Crasksm Mushroom do Sugar do Pineapple Chrese, Idatebes, • Sap Sago do Stove Polish, En6lish do Smoke Pipes, SWISS do _ Market Baskets. - , —.--e Limburger do Ituckets., Baker's Chocolate. Brooms, , Worclicstershire Sauce, Essence Coffee. , Pepper, Cloves, - • Candies, Cinmungn, ALspice ground Lead Pencils, expressly for family use, Castile Soap. Beans, Pickles, Toilet do Chow Chow Pickles. Rada do Cardillo vet do Indigo, Mixed do Starch, Mace, Ginger, Wrapping Twine, Nutmegs, Stone warn, Macaroni, • Preserving Tumblers, Vermicelli. . Scrubbing Brughes. Nonpareil Capees, - Sweeping, do LevieL% . Shoe, - do French Mustard, Shoe Blacking, Coleman's Miteta.rd; Silver Sand, Durham do Bath Brink, Salad Oil, Tripoli, fur sale at - SHAFER d STUARTS, • - On Queen Street, East of the Methalist. Church GROCERIES WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL.—SHAFER h. STUART, or, Quern Siren! East of the Method:4z Clatrd s would respectfully mill the attention of the citizents of Chambershprg and virmity-to the varied and extensive assortment 01 GROCERIES, FRESH. FRUIT, QUEENWARE, C'ELARWARE, and a general Stock of Miscellaneous Article., which they. are now offering% and constantly receiving from Ken York, I Philadelphin i and Baltimore, at their Store Room, on Qin-ea Street, East of the Methodist Church. It Is their intention to keep such an nsrortment as the moods of the cominunitArequire. They har e the be-it facilties for the purchase of, good;. on the mitt advanta geous terms, and having their own car, on the Rural. and one of the fret, being almoit constantly in the city, affords them every advantage in purchasing goods in the shortest time, and at less expense than usual, which enables thou, '1 to sell very Josef:, cash: SUGARS, COFFEES AND TEAS of all grades. the highest to the lowest peces Ville barrel, suck or Neon?. SYRUP AND MOLASSES, by the 'Hogshead, or retail for family use.' Sugar Cured Hams, Cuero and Far Sall, Fish and Cheese. We would call especial uttenrom or country dealers and others, c.islung to purchase at wholesale price;, as v. sure prepared to sell osrything in the Grocer• line os chcap an can be purchased in the Eastern tiller. The - highest price paid in cash for country produce or taken in exchange for goods. tiII.A.FER.X.. aTi7ART. MARKET HOUSE.4:-The undersigned respectfully inform, their adinerolts CLIVIPMeri and the pnbliv generally that they have re-opened their (tro. err) Store ut the room formerly ticeopied by the Hook and Ladder Compsny, in the Market Hotter, and take this method of retUrninv, their thanks fur the liberal patronage heretofore extended to them. Their stork to complete in every variety of FAMILY OROCERIES, ernisi•tieg of Ram. BYrupr. tsrUt. Mackerel Coffee, Sugar.. '['ens. To baccos, Brushes, Brooms, Buck-et;, Cords, Wm ; ware. Queenstvare and everything heretofore kept ut their former plane of business. They will alts aye keep rt sutll picrt stock on hood to he enabled to meet the titroand4 of the community. COUNTRY PRODUCE token m ex chagge for goodnut gush market latices. Dua't forget the Ogee, (Market Huuse,) three doors from the corner, on Queen Street. [nasal] HUBER & LEMAVER. QPRECHER'S GROCERY STORE.- 'rho undersigned has the largest stock of FAMILY GROCERIES in tom, t, bieh he offers to the public at the lowtst aktili PRICES. It in not nectar:try to enummite, as his stock Is large and complete. ' Itieloot prices paid for COUINTRY PRODUCE in esiehange for goods. langal I CYRUS SPRECIIE.R. s CT. HOLLOWAY, WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHAND I, 505 MA'KET STREET. !Saab side, above Fifth ntreet,) Philo go tpbia. ang9. I-1 y FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS RE re!vo every week at SHAFER & STUART'S, nn Qunet, stroot, r.t of the Methodist Chnreb. 11A1IILY FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT AND Core Meal, by the barrel or small quantities, formic. SHAFER A: STIJAMS, Queetstreet. AMAN OF A TIIOI3SAND.-A CON stibtPrlvCCuffir.P.—Dß. H. JAMES, a Retired Physician of great eminence, discovered, while in the Italics. a certain cure for Consumption—Asthma, Bronchi. Um, Coughs, Colds and General Debility. 'Pho - remedy was discovered by him when his only child, a daughter, wits giving up to die. His child was cured, and is now alive and well. Desirous of benefiting his fellow mortals, he will send to those who wish it the recipe, containing full directions for making and successfully using, this remedy, free, on receipt of their 1211MelS, with two at:unpin, pay expenses. Thine is not a single case of Cons - emptier, that it does not nt once take hold of and dissipate, 'Night Meats, Preen ishness, Irritation of the nerves, failure of memory, difficult expecte:nth:in, sharp pains in the lungs, sore throat, chilly sensations, nauseant the stomach, lone. lion of the hots els, wasting aw a y of the muscles. (s The writer will picnic state the name of the paper they seen this advertisement in. Address. - CRADDOCK ate CO, vorra-ty . ) Philadelphia, Pe. 1 40 1 in S c PPsituß , ibßubcts4 l l , Pa. _ .1 11 10 Ant 'I - • - M, A .5.0,14 de 11 A.-11L N' - ;CABINET ORGANS ' AttitiODEONS were introduced some twenty years ghee, and were succeeded by the HARMONIUMS about nine years ago. The CABINET ORGAN was. brought tto i stg tsPresent state of perfection only in the summer of THE AUTOMATIC BELLOWS SWELL bait great advantages over any other invention of the kind, is capable of much fence effects than can be produced by any other, and is more wily used by the per-forma, and excels especially In capacity far - expression. Ul -.4 Please notice advance in prices. CABINET ORGANS.—SINGLF. REED. No. 15; Four Octave, Single Reed, in Walnut or Oak Case. .. ................ - ........ $llO No.. 16. The Same, in elegant — RosewoodCase 135 N0.'17. Five Octave, Single Reed, in Walnut or Oak Case. ....... .......... ...... :.. : ... 130 No. 18. The Same, .in elegant Rosewood Ca5e....... 160 DOUBLE REED. No. 19. Four Octave, Double Reed, in Walnut or Oak Case. 140 20. The Same, in elegant Roseword.Cese...... 165 N0..91. Five Octave, Doable Reed, in Walnut or Oak Case. 170 NO. .22. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case 200 No. .W` The Same, in Solid .Carved Walnut or 'pall, with Walnut Carvings No. 14. Six Sto Sts groP. Cakp Cabinet Organ, in Walnut or Ca r's. 13. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Case. EIGUT STOP. No. 12. • Eight Stop Cabinet Organ, in Walnut or Oak Case. No. 11. The Same, in elegant Rosewood Cop No. 24. The Some. in Solid Carved Walnut. PEDAL. No. la Pedal Basa-Cabinet. Organ, in Walnut or Oak Case ' Caaes of arra finch off kand, or made to order. MELODEONS. ?ie. 5. Five Octave, Piano Style, Rosewood Case. -.4150 No. 6. The Same, Portable, Rosewood:Case. DO No:1. i Ile - Sable, Portable Walnut Case.. t <• • 95 2io. 9. Four Octave, Portable Rosewood Case.— 7.5 I Descriptive pamphlets famished by the subscri ber. As Agents for Messrs. Mason 'it Hamlin ire are enabled to sell at their Neir York prises, and charge nothing for freight. -I,co have sold a number of theirinstrunkents. and can givenumerous satisfactory references. ' S. 8. SHRYOCR, Agent, Cliumberbburg, Pa. aiy;3l C r A THE MUSICAL PROFESSION OF-NEW YORK TO WE. B. BRADBURY. . We have examined, with much care, Mr, Wm lißm-i• bary's New Scale Pianofortes, and It is our opinion that, ht power, purity, richness, equality of tone. and thorough workmanship, Mr. Bradbury's instruments exceL We And great brilliancy and a beautiful singing quality of tone most happily •blended. We have iLkatn.3 seen at equate Piano combine so many of these qualities essential to a PERFECT INSTRUMENT. , William Mason, W Berge, . S. B. Mills,- Charles WeliC, George W. Morgan, George F. Bristow, Theodore Thomas, A. Bagiola, Harry Sanderson, Gustave R. Eckhardt, - John N. Pattisoo, Geprge H. anis, • Charles Fradel, ' IL E. 31atthews, Robert Adler, F. L. Ritter', Charles Grebe, - F. 1.. Nash, Sisal:osol, • _ Theodore Mpelling, Clare W. Beam, John IL lekler, 31as Slaretaek. Hobert SlnOel, __ Carl AnschutL , ,Henry C. Timm, T. E. Perkins, N.M. Carrir,gton, Prs , :ldent N. Y. 'Harmonic ISociety, Theodore Hagen, Editor .Tho - JThrk Musical Reriev . John Zundel, Organist in H. Wurfleecher's Church. .40 assortment of these mailttifiernt Piano.. 10,c on hand. Warerootas, No. 427, Broome peek come; of Cr .by street, one block cut ofilroLdway, Now York. - deel4--Itn WE. B. BRADBURY. H()RACE\ AME RS GREAT MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT. No. 481 Buomnr.ty, New yoim Eights New Pianos, .lilelaleonF, Flarmoll.. Alexan dre and Cabinet Oreans.mt Wholestile and retail. Prices low. SECOND BAND PIANOS at great bargamt, prices from $6O to 5. , 200 New 7 Octavo Pinons, V.:Taint with Coned Legs and Monldint.,, and nperard,— Melodeons, $O5 to 5250. • A lance Stock of SHEET MUSIC, MCSIC BOOKS. and all lintls of Sit SICAL INSTRUMENTS, and Magic Mexchanblre at rite 101,St rates. Itt.ooo Shot& of Mtatic, a little coiled, at 1 Ceat per Page. THE CIiAIiTBERSBURG SILVER COR: NET BAND is prepaml to ' furnish Jiuvic for 3ltli tary, ChiC, 1 eliAinuc A`lni 'Aisociations nr Prx -,, ,5-sions sions in any part of the State. Picnic., May Parties. accommodated at short aotiee. Address F. DOCK FREY, Seep. H. B. HATMeIi, header. attorsego at Labi. G?kr. & w S. STENGER, ATTOR • NEYS AT LAW.—W. S. STENGI:II.. Ihstrtet At torney and ANeut for procuring . Pensions. Bounty Slone:, and nrrnar.. ot pay. °lien in .tatnr. DuMeld n tisve!in7. nn the W , d 'dd.- , of Snrond I. 4 lreet, belweeu gar., and '. • .QTI.73IBAUSGII &.- GEHR, ATTORNEY 1J AT LAW.—Odin, opponite the Pont °dine. Will at tend promptly to all hup,iness entrage.l on their rare P. Ei.--.A..aleaaa.eel Agent, nee the colhoetieao P0u,,..0n5. lionnty. hook Pay and all Whet - elallue asmalst the govern. ment. .1,14 EVEllErf. Attorney, at Law. . Office on, Market Street. ki . r.r,s.tu C,trt ilottse, furtnerly (x•cupirri by Jer. Cook. Esq . . All lezul bu+ineN.E. cutru3ted to lARTen.re rcill receive prOvt tiou. .rep? TOHN STEW ART. AtronNEY AT L.W. 1 Office on Second Street, a feu door. soatit of the Market Moo.. PENSIONS, BOU:s..;T Vd.i.d oda:rola:a, promptly , olleeted. {amen_ LY MAN S. CLARKE. ATTOItNEY AT -EA L.IR. Chamhershi - g. t3thee (ut the (Ad place,) on Marbq Stme, nearly oprxrnti. s h e Court tiou , (4 Ise7t:l-45,11 3. - NILL, ATTOIIN FY AT L vw. • liee tit his rpsideure S. , ctinii .tmoi or r tl9 TTB. KENNEDY, ATT . /AM:I AT LAW. . ()Mee on )thrket street octl9 Barbital. ly T AR'S B A L'S AM OF WILD CHERRY (II!. 011)1, , r A• 1, • NIOAT BE= Cough, Colds, - Whts - lping Cough. cuutlty of Bma•hiug, Asthma, Iloarmu : Throat, Croup anti ever; I= 'THE THROAT, LUNGS AAD CHEST I= C ON SUMPTIO N WISTAR S B kLSA3I OF WILD CHERRY Sr, general has the .n.O nf this remedy berome• and so popular to it el erywbere, that It is tinneee,e !our tot evotiot in; eirtuk ylis works spunk fir it, and fled utternuee in the abundant . and vobtutary tediniony 01 t h e cram frt. bong •nill'eting and uelllett dtie 000 liar by Ito :L., been re.a.lred to pristine ;g4 ruul Malt(: We v.oi pre,.•nt:a 1111,S of e‘- hbo,re prooof onr assertions, that cannot be deiroallt,d. From Mr. Ketkr, Ma-ceribrire, In fiemleritett • I do hereby certify that during the 1:14t ten ys.“, I lint n been .+lll6ett to trOqUelst brrtrt CUilAda and fblrb Whenever hin a experteneed ono of these at tug, I have inunediatel3, reported to IJr.Wii•tar'q Balsam of Wild Cherry, and the reEttjt boo n.lll, boon to afford Iflebreetly relief. I w mild recommend t i ns artiste toy:: those Wim,:suffer from Coughs. Colde. Pain ifs the Ilreto:t. or any Pulmonary Cumplitint, fn4tnq rootillf ., ,t that ;t is prov. , itself to be the he'd remedy in any of these C . :1804. I ti mid. however, cantle, '11" public against it i t orthiekt counterfeit, a bottle it which a mum femed upon rue. The 115 P a this 4purioie. 11,Iihntri did , onro_hanal than Aulotl. The genniee Dr. Whine" Balsam of Wild Ch err y I. propgred by Seth W. Foote k Co., Bonton; and has their le inlet! mum., 111 well a, tile frill,: signature of "I. BUTI. - grna the outllde it yapper of each htth. From Jrlse Esq.-, Prof 'dent of th, florrie Cot. :Liu Bank Aforr atom ,N. J. • Flax bar u.sNI Dr. Wi.stuur , 4 Bal , am of Wild Cherry far :Wont fifteen 3 l'are, unit has lag real 4 ,,eut it. I worticial re sults in nly :amity, it afford, me great islemotre i veom. mends ng It to the 11111111 t! us Its.dumlrle remedy 111,ttottoO0 of , serak eoldt, roughs , &e.._ and a rentoslk cosh h ratusisier entirety innocent y lot til, (11 ittl o t rrlO t safety by the moat di•lirato in health. From. Re7l. John E. Smith, a di4i nezt zAt Wcantinbter,. Md. I have in sues era; OCCOSI9IIO. need Dr Waslart, Blasius in Wild Chers'y for ' , corm ;sad ItIlVt1)11 01111 sueesded benefit. I know of no prepamtion that to our., einem hung sir rouser sle+s•resrm of - general - use. The Wesson lass ids° been used with excel lesst-aoct Is ! J. It Elliott, 31ers hunt, Cm.% Romig, -Mil. WISTARS 'BALSAM - OF WILT/ Eons genuine unless signed "1.111;11 , " on tho is pp, F 01: SAI.tI P. DINSMORE. No. 49111m4,ay, ti . S. W. PUWLE .54 Cu.. Ilurton au.l 1, all Druggiq.s. (july 9.0•c0w.1y REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE 11,a!, old REDING'S RI:SSIA SALVE. Burnt. Burn, Sr.,lds and Cut, REDDING's RUSSIA SALVE Cava Blui.e4 and Spraini ILEDDINQ'S - RUSSIA SAL4II Cams Roils, UL•ers acid Cane-^. BEDDIN(I'S SALVE Curs: Salt Rlicitm, P;',Pq swl Eryp;ll4 - .1 , 11. itED,DING'S RUSSIA SALVE elltee Ring - worm. Corer, &c., &o. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. Only I. (Dente a Bar. FOR SALE fly J;4". DD;SMORE, No. 491 Broadway, N. "y. S. w. FOWLE AL Co., No 18 'Fremont St., Soon, and by all Druggists and Conn try atorekeepers, juiptl•son,ly Groceries, &v. TEAS, SUGARS ceiced at M INC EME A T fresh supply at . HA3i S AND BEEF.—A. large lot of fresh cured city Hams and Dried Beet at REID'S. ORANGES, LEMONS, RA I ISINS, rants, Citron, Apples. Dried Cherries. &e.. - at REID'S. , F I S H .—N o. 1 Shore Mackeral. Dried .12 halibut, Dried Cod, Sbad, &c., at -REID'S. UCKW.H.E.iT AND HOMINY.—Just B received a lut of Now Jemy fresh ground Buck• wheat Meal ; para. white Hominy, Soup Beiing. &e., at REID'S. ONIONS ..--Wetherfield and Country Onion, a large supply, at `, TTEROSINE - 01.1, AND Su -11 Kerosine Oil, Cimmber and Par:or Lamps Spades, Lanterns, &e., at REID'S. EM iLints of Erabd. PE XN SYLVAN IA RAILROAD. WINTER TIME TABLE. EWE TRINS RIMY to and front - Plitadelphiu and Pittsburg. On nod ajar Mandau..Ostobas llst. l ea I. the P,,eagmr Trait. of LW Peansfh 01110 Itailnat I C4nnpany a ill - depart from HarrN balramt...-rive at Pk indelphia and Pat.,aTa. follow 8: EASTWA 1? I) : ' . TIIROUGYI EX PR.ES RTRA IN lea vr mr*bufg tini ly a, 2.45 N., and - artim, at Pl•ilattelphitt at 6.55 A m. FAST LINE 1, v, Murk-111ra; daily (except Monday) a 8.00 %. 3r., and :u-rives at West l'ldladelplda at 1.2.1 Q 1•. M. Pallengern rake Inealfa.a ut I.Rarn,r.•r. MAIL TRAIZi leas Sun d3\) at P. It. , and orri% r. „t Pllil.-I ,, lphia at :Li P. M. .• AN,I) ERIE LXI burg dal'; texcert ..0171 , 1:13..5': Z !;.5. - .r. Ji., and arrives at West 4:20 t. tr. . . • HARRISBURG ACUOMMI /DATION TRAIN, leave; Haraisbura. dully (except Sulul.ct 1 at LIMI: r. v., and ar rive at Weet Philadelphia at tru(n km , :to conucciuu from the !Col. - • - COLUMBI4. CCOM 1'419P .kTiON TIZ.SIN leaves Har thbarg daily 1 ,. ..1"4" Sunday) 7-1. Mt. alitiariveS,Ut Lancaster at 9.15 enure tin= C Atopdayl R alt 76e Fat Lme east. _ WEST Sl' A R D PITTSBURG .ND Mtn; IIIIPIZES:s lease, Harris burg, daily texet;itt Sunday,/ at 12.35 A. Y..; Altourta 0.50 A. 31.. tide lintakfast and arise at Pittsburg a- 12.402..4t_ BALTIMORE EXPRESS 'IItAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (ezrrpt. Monday) at 2.25 A. it: Altuytia 2.15 A. Sr.. take breakLst, tuld arrives at Pittsburg at 1.40.1•. x. THRell 'OH EXPRESS leaves Harrisburgdaily at 3.- 2.5 A, id.. Altoona at 8.15 A. 31., tahebreakfoet and arrives ut Pittsburg It 2.10 2. FAST LINE leave, Harnsburg tttilyleseept Sands)) at 4.00 r. M.: Altoona at 9.10 v. tI., fajta zapper. and ar rive; at Pittsburg' at 2.00 A. N. • • - MAIL TRAIN leaves Ilnrri-diurg daily tesatpt Stn. day) at 1.40 v. m.: Altoona at 7.3.5 P. 31 . .. tike sipper, and arrives at Pitt.buryt: at 1.311 P R. 3101.7 N l' JOY ACCO3IMOD 4.1 lON west ]rivet Lan nattkir at 11:2 0 ennncrting tltle•e with the Mail west; loaves Mwt: t Joy at 11..51 A. it.. tint arrixeint fiarrisbarf at . I Wt. N. = THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN cram Pitt,bure. aloch anives at llarri+lnirg at 6.20 r: M., there, po•sy :wen l East te Harrisburg lay over tin tB SAMUEL D. YOUNG, +10.9 Supt 311ddle Div. Penna. R. R. :NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY F.l L'. TIME T.lBLE.—nnr Trcins Daily - re and jt qm 2,ititoor, and MT:kin/von City. , Co-,rect•,l4 made n tth Train% ou Peutsylvardanalip.d, to and from Pat,thulf and the \rut. P o u It TitAl.Nt, LALLY to and frott the North and Went Mooch SonooMint.a, Elmira and all of Northern *New York, :in and aft, Afp - nday, I.7th, 1E6 , 1. the Passenger f tite N”rtherD Centra7l3A - Au - 11y will arrive at and de wt Crow Ihirnsburg and Baltimore 11, follor5:; • SOUTHWARD TR IIN 'eaves Sunbury daily texcept Sunday) 10:e5 I.aves Harri.burtt 1: t) urn, en At 1141itiMlore 5:40 EXPRESS 1 RAIN leaves Sanbury daily (ex rept Sunday) 11:45 leases 11 a rri s b r (except 2klerLiti. ....... ,2:50 • -arrives at .th.lt:uaue 7:00 A.M. Ii bRRIS7II'RC. AC(.4III7IIODA'EION leaver Harrisburg . , 7:00 A.M. ACCOXMO/).II'T(EN leavi Sun. bury daily (ex. Suutlay)... Pell f,AI)ELPIIIA EXPRESS TRAIN leavc sunburAdaily,ex. Sunda;,. 'NORTYrWAIID. MAIL TII.AD: leal es 11.11timore daily (excel,' Stunla.y) 7:51 A.H. yr Harri.lon, . es . , Iro EXPRESS 'TRAI - Sel noveallelrixasmrslaily... tb:lu t•-x -• arrives..o bases Harrisburg. Sail (ex. cep.. Matalay) ...... , 3:15 A.M. art-k es at Sunhury....... 5.7,3 A.M. ERIE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves 11.1lt;mare doily (except Sundays/ at.. Cindy (ex rapt Surelzt)ks) nt... - " arriv , . at Stiril , ury Baltimore Stall: P.M. arri‘ I, at Han - b.:burg at , 7 :Al SUNBURY ACCO3II.I()DATION leave./ lint. ti.burg• dsrly cox. sunlay, , - 4 Is) P.M. The Eri. I:yibes., are thr.ozh train, to 4m( 11.1111 Ere ;led all ‘ruere-...bate and Espy , as mml thrOtlr.l: Fur furthcr infortnetion apply is sat. vania Rail Neal or "..205-1 N TI•LARRY, qt.r. Sant (UMBERL AND VALLEY:A:. VIZANIi kJ LIN RAILROADS.—CHAXGE OF IOGRA On finer Monday, IN tober :VI, lEtA. PlL.long,r Muir ,011 ran dull). adlon r (SntaLly4 oxeopted): ' FOR CHAMBEJNBURG .I]D lIARRISBURO: f..m. Lenve flagerstwn ........ . 1!.43 Gr'enotstlPl'M :1.35 At ri .. .. & .4 . • 17 4:t10 Charnt..n7bnry Leavt,§'hippenhbu-g .:30 12:55 9.00 32 t - 2:06 6.•10 10 10 2:16 Meehanlestuirg. ... :.. 7.00 10.42 3:16 ArrivP nl Harrishurir 7.30 I 1.13 FOR CHAIIBERSIsIIw AND H.tulißwrolrN: 1. , t. t• 3:. Lraer liarrisbursr e. 05 1:10 1:15 -Steel:ink:slay r. Q•l7 2.20 4:5 0 " Carlisle 4.27 ' 1e1.5 Netvville , " Shippensliurg _ in; .104 Arrivr at Clietnbsustiarg. 11:00 133 L°l,2Chdintionslirg. 11.10 4.47.• " 0 reenenstlii n Arrive et Ilagertuun ....... :1, - . 6:15 Making r• lose rorni , ololl.l ai Harrishurir itli tr..ins 'Philadelphia .New York er d Pitisbure, and v. ith •rains fur all points West. " The 'Frain leavin; Harrisburg: at 1:15,e,- M. tuns mily far as Carlisle_ 0. N. Lt.'LL. Supt. It. Al. 01T-cc, Cliarnliu. 0::. 31, 1'64. 6ZIE m' filiscdtatteou. PFORMATION FREE TO NERVOUS si•rrERER,.—A n, mod St 0,, De btlitr. In( onipeteat,, Pr.:inhume Droa‘ ..smd 1 muldtd Er coq actuated in a tie.ve b , 0 , 1n: ill lie haPIT 101111 . 111 AI 10 10114111111 , 011 it, +lre,: or t Iturip., the ro 4 pc and dre , tam: :or 111:11,1 , 11r the •11111 , 1 e re 111141) 111,11111 hit caw. I,llflerer , 010'11 . 4 On profit by ud,•ln s eep,b,,d eviwrienve arm a:sure and s :doable nernedy can do a be addre,au mini ut 141, at Lm phie.• 'I b.. It.. :1.0 and 1,111 inl,rinata.l.--of vital unportau.. , — it ill ion 0 11,r/11 ' 13- `eh . uc rclurn to ti.. Addrel., . . I Jt)IIN B. ()UDEN, No. ,o' \ ~ , , i - o l So, 0., N Y j....... _y, , ~, .. :....,{r. • , ....,i'l• • •• • • •1, ,, •,11 , rl , ',0i1.. 11 , 1 - 11 r Ginn inrait, b! ILLER. 1,..01•11), , 1.13)1 r 81 I )% I,S, TIN, A Sit IITII El: W Ali E. deterpilttn , l. to . • , . . rh.y put ,•,1 1:111)11 IN(,01.011: In VII Lr 1+ rot er rttk. 11.4 'Y 'le SPOITTIN.I , ardv, .tod chur4v tou lb pPr 16• - Coul.• and se if gym: w h tiny what lorliJor,l C \ • - - p C P NO MOREP /pp) • c 1: 1. A , N 1) • S,-, , E I.ll' I, I (1 8 0 UGH 11 A S A 31 to mare eourli,, Colds. iloar-et..., 1111.1.tric (',.llglt, F,oro Tbmt, cFjuquo .01 alb et.ni the Throat :Ind !Amu, For sale by C. 11. 04—0... l'll,olllo,oltbr. 41. need 1) 1 .,t No. 6 Eeat Fourth Ctn. mum. this I A R R 11 4E A D Ail 111Vtlieiki lIIL I'ICICIi.LAND'S AYII I i 'LTA; us the may eertain For and I)ywritol7. It is a eumbinatron of A, lints and Currninut,, is, soil i• 1,11,111,1 to otlii 011, utter all other minis Lace • For oh by C. 11. ham., Depot, No. It East Fourth Coo•iunati, Oh, ST RI KL A P I II It II M. I: I. l'! Dr. Strieklund'a Yilu lietnedy hue earei.t thou,n:nt, of the wont came, of Mold and lller•thog es im• mediate relirl and (greets a h. I or,. •I'» - it oh. rertly. It io warranted to etlre. For 'by C. II (•renlrr. Dept. fi East Fourth Street, Con aunt f Moo. nut 30.1 v T)'SPEI 7 SIA, - NI:4IqII:SNESS A N 11 DEBtLiTy STRICKLANIis TONIC We can reeionmeml Hose 'staff a ith loss of Appe tite, Indigestion, or Dr.pepda, NerVl l tlSll.2,, and Nen ous Debility. to u•e StricklutorsTono It iv al. g , a.elable pre. poration. tree from alcoholic Motors ; it srtengthons the whole nervous system, it creates a good appetite, and is warranted to cue Dyspepsia, anti Nen MIS Debiiit3 Fur sale by Druggists geucmily, at el per bottle. Pre paredby Dr. A. Stmtklaral, Ii East Fourth Street, Cineire anti. Ohio. P. H. Crisssler, Agent, C.b.Mthershurir; - 11Zinito - anb lia6irtnt4- NIXON'S DRUG STORE; " - SECOND STREET Half-way between 1= =I onr-half %care North otitrrortfe Hotel The taders. iFned eallq attention to his stock of MEDICL'i.E. 4 :, PERIIiAtERY, 6=l greatly which eiDbrares everything usually mild in Drug Stores. HOLIDAY PREISEWS! Atry nea. ak,ortnlent just opened. EtLir .11r1.,51r.F., REM grew • JACOB S. ,NIXON.I • E 0 V , A •Li .1 •GL E R 7 , • D -.R IT -.G S T_ 0 R , has been removed the - I I OLD ATANI4. • MAIN, StREET, in Di. Richard's Neu . next door to 3thk,r, Humillon & Co's Tiu-Ware Store- • DB U G S! DRUGS!! ' C. EL CRESSLER: Pnec, , Sor to HP.YBEit & CnEis- LEH, has opened in his new axon. on Second. street, oppo site the Pest Office. srliere every effort till ,be made to sustain the popularity the old establishment had acquired A continuation of the liberal patronage which the firmirer eeleed is reapeetfully srilicited. A fair stock cif Drags, Chemicals, and Patent Medicines in now offered. Also a desirable assortment of I . erfamery, . , • Snap 4, Pocket Boolic., , hair 1ir:1511 , .. . _ -l• , Ciotti Isrusecs. . `retch Ifni:ince • ( . 78metics, Dentifrice, ' '111 1. . - itiTirtia LANfilli , is.—eicery floscrlptior, !fit 27¢.d If.urnr.. Stied I..eicie, Ilrefeing I.4lrile. Ana eifftLefinp,s euitatfle fur Kitelieu, u.e. Parlor u.e, Stun' ft." and Office car. BiTE TILE BEST CO IT. OIL IX TILE MARKET. Family Dye= of al , Coon% Everything in n. Druggist Fat. fir initifie.s. EDE! 5.-7e - Pre%eriptionc receive aTteation. and laze compoanded nth sate and , 1,11. C. II: CI:ESSLEIL See and Street, .ipp.site the INstEck.. 12 '1 .t 31 31 AA NODYNE ..00 - 11IMAL. the , Mother's, ix. Friend and Chibrt , Relict—This invidnable meal- VIIP i<ag iin lbr sate by A 3. MILLER: at hie DRUG STORE, vast door Teat of BROWN'S HOTEL Clam .ber.burz. MILLER'S 31E1iICATED COtTGH SYRUP i.nisn on hand ; miLLEIrs POI DEII.--.1 NuiTlY ahrn.Y ou 3LILLEWS 1:1.113".M.VI IC LINIMENT.—This excel lent imiele can nu« he had Lt,r's new Drug Stare. A NEW AND OEN ERAI, supply of 'all A Tstandapl mo.livines re MILLER'S Drng Store; TIIARRIIEA AND DYSENTERY cured b-111'l;RAY"'s CAMPHOR CORDIAL. et Miller's Dreg. Store. • Sim-proof *aim TIIE GREAT FIRE AT - , CIIDIBERSBURG. vik"rottv 1 VICTORY! Fon EVAN,, fi IVATsON'S , SALAMANDER SAFES: RE %J) TUE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES 15 . .18A M. Ervix . _ tietafiZaartt - is to inform 3ot that the_Sa.fe. Par eh taed k . 3on ,Otiie WAS Nklbleet lo the wrest flr.. ....otl4lltllrAtAt^ syore daring. the rebel invitsion of :be 30th et July Swat. arcs ho p r y to aay stint Idler tea bad tytken Olse bitfC trots the ruius, where it hnd luid fora period of three a, ,del apettell it, yie).of tad cow books and napana hi nu .•Neollert tooolitit , _ woutoi revounneud your 8:1(0 to all porsous,:lio %,e axel Yours truly. • , On kntgit.gut;lta, A ng.'i.s 1'364 Er,tl.s if iitson licarZt-ncti : I,‘ ple,ure inform yfilt ?bat on opetling, Safri poroihased from pia sonic time sin ce . en Satin cloy evening . tune, just two it cobs Utter the intruhig of our by rein. 1.. I finned in) books and papers is , teraiondition than I expeeteti ; im opening the books and paper, found theta retket. My Sate Ran exposed to 127 ,, ar boa . . Oil aeeount of the go:tally of ells and ether eranbiritible mat ter I bad inlay teller. 1 write you on totes of piip!ir t h a t a a.. in my Sate d u ring the Ere, that'yott timeri f 111 . 1`,11,1. 1,3011 p.m watt my ;iiate repaired, era IWIV 11. \, •.p, EYSTER. CHasiaLubta.3“, Aog. la , 3864. ..11 Eraa: Ut,IPPla, In the , are:Aral fin! which dest.royed my store la .1_ tle peat, portam of tin, ~ , e au. tvlmch gm, ,1 .0e 1, tin ~n the .il/th ~f Sidy3fist, I hod not of our Fio , -Proof putehns, Irom you some t ind sine., e 111,11 •••1,101111 . 111111 bog &e. After Inn , der;roiez. the ,•,00nre of ho earecs, and fallinc some ten feet and , Ltteunnu; In the hisk ..1 roll,: far a perrod asec o 't ‘1.41 , r1,••!1.41 from the„Mtroine m:7d and • tosi. I has e tee ^Entitle:Jim; infor.n n-oat that its eoni4etc It en. pat ,en In exi'lliala eandivon. fin.; is one of the many: instance, e herin your Safes have folly .'..pained thega.o.4 atrdatte.i h, th em, I r e m a•frosible duty to render CVideaVe Of the raet. Ite , pect_tully, yours, L `, • ______ ~ t,t CH Outtati:•uial. Atur. la, 114. 3trwira Eta-, ar trott.o It : 11 I o rttlmittr t' Thipt i. to a that; :La Safe!' I,lrttlow,wr r u ihtorm .„ the • luttehtewil front you 3 , 11M1 tune ego Ives : eit;ie e te t i tt, flit tt hicli ereistuited our mho, dunui t h er ' r b e i 11 011. 3011/ •1111 LIC , , wl' Kapp) td tiny that ;the Safe stood the te:t of the nie yell nod ,xe reren (TAM eta po,e, !ewe it tooe . forta. Very rApertfully, • 'KENN:EDY So NII4 =I &Wm.. • I tah., tlot , oll.ortnoit3 to inform 3 tot IhUt mr Saf, , , No :i Of ..or ton ke mil, in the irnmt tiro a bioh dettroyeit iClwy on the 30th Of July. ' I I 11.111 . 11:1Nolho pleti,orf• 1.. ...1.173. to )11r1 that n itorl b a d toz,,, Safe !nen the here it had lipen for a iwriati at I(lday% t,i,4-.4,1 to au iata.,, , , heat, on opitillag tin- Sul" 1 1,1, 111,15.41 to itud that an my parer.. ' 0 1 , 0 , , umi vtl.rnhln o:11110 nut uoiniured inthr least, t,MIS rat.i.l - tifiTroof at 3 aar Sittainuitiier Saleq.; Yoar4; , ,qp4 1, trait; , COL, F. N. STUMBAUGIt. Vona, Sal. i aith.` ' <MOO ql4.lit nn bawl athl , for Kale_ Brirelar-Proof, Satilm al Bank mut DA Vatilt -1),,,,, f, Bvlls, ~,,rue lien; &r.- I . EVANS 15.: 16 &mai 4th PLaudrlphia, P L . B . EysTrjz, A t: ;,,, t for Chatalwrilmrz. Pa. Aei,6l4 N 1) ' S J. c. IL P. N . l.).lll . )Nrrd ' ONlF.itr, icHtuti)s MONTGOMERY hat R tb0.... , 1,1, islhr. p rar a c , pf andlane token 'on (Hitee in the late rotridenee of Jat""b!li: mine,i. u ,.opposo.. the - Pre,byterion Chnrelt. All persoto Indebted to tether or the abut e, will Please make Patti• settlemeut of the name. fan g:2441 DR."T. H: BOYLE atteraprompt - ly to 611 professional cane. 01110 e in the Vesiihnle oP the Sow School 'acme oear [13111;e4l. . . REMOVED (East_ Side.) BRUSHES do 12 Tooth Bnlsliez; Pomade., Pveket MILLER- mAmiurox &'Co. 'lug- 4 26, ISlil OLD RYE WH,ISKEy !OLD WHEAT WRIEREY• WARtooTED.- OBERHOLTZ WHISKEY, 4 FOUST WHISKEY, WERRT'S WHISKEY, TArrErs WitISKEY, AND READING WINES. LAUMAN, BALLADE St. CO., • Ne. 128 Saath Ninth Street, Phi lade/Aid. : n 02.4-1 . Y 1,3 - topic any: A may; LIFE INSURANCE AND 43: TRUST CO., Comer Fourth.ind Walnut &nett, Philadelphia.neorwra Ited • 18.50.- Charter PerpetnaL Authorized CaPitali $5OOOO. Paid-Up Ciplhd,Mo.ooo. -Feb. 4i 1864. The Trustees have this day declared a Divtderid of FIFTY PER CENT, on all premituns receivedupOnNtr , - mat. POLICIES during the year ending December 31st, In 3. mid in force at that date, the above amount to be credited to said Policies, and Dave also ordered' the divi deed, of 1860 on Polk* issued during that year to be paid, as the annual' premin on said Metes Mt' re ceived. OFFIC re- President —Alexander Sicretary and Tratsur ohn S. Wilson. Actuary—John C. Sints. ' BOARD OF TRUSTS .—Alexander Whilldiii, J. Edgar Thomson decree N cnt, Hon. 'James Pollock, Albert C. Roberts. P. B. 3E' gle, Samuel Wm*, .W93llein J.:Howard. Hon. Joseph Al .on, Samuel T. Bodine, John Aikman. -Charles F. El matt, Lame Hazlehurst. W 24. (4.-REEO. Chambereburg, Pa., is the authorized Agent of the American Life lusnrance and Trost Com pany, and is always prepared to Danish pamphlets or any information wanted, and to take Insurances. ntA .L C. ItlgnAnns and W. IL I3oVLE, Mrdicat • • REFERENCES—Hon. A. X. 3f'Clare, Res. S. J. lcie• S. Nixon, Chsmborsborg. an& Wm. M. Mt:RUA "Cashier ef the Hagerstown Bank. Persons desiring information or wishing to imam will please eall on. or by addressing the undersigned they will be waited on in any part of the Croahty or State. tnneM W. G. REED, Agent. 1829 F C R H A AT AAT ry E s R IRE PE rN RP su ff UcE AL co .— ar. PAVY OF PHILADELPIII.4. • MEM On January 3, I.FC4 CAPITAL ALVEYTED su - npLus. LWESTED PREVIMS DiCOSIF, FOR 1864 $3,000,000• $5,000,0 : 4 10 • tissErnED CLAIMS, Lon&PAID SINCE PERPETUAL AliD TEMPORARY POLICIES OR PrMtn= - = DIRECTORS: Charles N. Banoker, Isaac Lee, Tobizu, Wagner, . Eduard C. Dale, Samuel Grunt Geo. Fates, Jacob R Smith, stUfrectriUer, (.ergo W. Richards. Neas. W. Len - is, M. D. CHARLES N. RANCHER, President t ' EDWARD C. DALE, Vioe President IV. W. WA lAA/HEIL Seer pro. lean. , DA.yrn GARS Ls the authorized Agent of the Coot pony In Chambersbnrg, who will furnish all infonnutiou necessary to appliermts. marS3•tt INSURANCE. COMPANY 'OF NORTIF AMERICA. Incorporated 1794 ? Charter Perpetual. CAPITAL 8500,000. °thee Walnut street, Phila delphia. The prompt payment of Claims for Losses during the period of nearly seventy years that the Company ban bees in existence, entitles them to the confidence of the public. Persona ,w,shing to insure will please call on or address the undersigned. W. G. REED, Agent, Chain , bersburg, Pa. An Agent for this Company, I am prepared to Cancel an Perpetual as well as Term policies covering,Trroperty destroyed by the Rebels on the 30th or July, returning the full premium paid on application at my office. u W, G. REED, Agei,t.l REFEnesces—J. D. Grier, J., Allison Eyster, Esq., .Wor J. C. Austin, Col. A. K. Velure: nov`al. WAIL. POLICIES ' I ' THE PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF BROOKLYN. I.4ace consented to insure a limbed amount of property Reel and Personal AGAINST LOSS BY WAR OR INVASION. 7. - I . Persons 'wishing to bonne their property against destruction by REBELIRVASION sbonld make earlyapplicaticra to CHARLES H. TAYLORII Rational Bank, Chambersbum- OEM OUR AGENT.—Mr. JOHN ' GROVE, of Chatubersburg,, is the General Agent of the Frank ..unty Mutual Insurance Company. junel) ito, (tip antrjurp. HO! 'FOB THE HOLIDAYS II FURS! FURS!! FMS!!!, • DECHERT bas now opened a large aatartment IMII LADIES AND CHILDREN'S FVBS, Ent= Berthaq =I Mme, GENTS-STU GLOVES AND MIIFFtERS A large - Stock of HATS AN CAPS '• constantly on band ADIES FANCY FURS! AT JOHN . F.4REIRA'S Old Established Furldannfactoty, i Xe, 18 Arch Street, above 7th, Philaddphia.—l have taftv in store of my own Importation and Manufacture, °odor the LARGEST and most BEAUTIFUL selectioriaof FANCY FURS, for LADIES' and CIIII:DRMCS WEAR, le the city, Also - a fine assortment of Gent's,,eur Gloves and Collars. A s''my Foes were all plurhased;"-‘ten Gold was' at a much lower premium than at !amassed, I am enabled to die. lose of them at very rimsounble-prices, and I would there. fore solicit a call, from my friendd orFranklln county and v . Remember the Name, Number and Street! '• • JOHN FARM:RA, ; 719 Arch Street, above 7th, south side,, sept2B- , imos PHILADELPHIA. I have no partner, nor connection with any other store in PliilLde rbia 09AE TO THE.MARKET HOUSE,' - , HATS, caps, BOOTS, SHOES. W. W. PAXTON has just opened a fine assortment of BATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, at his new Storeip the Market. Blouse, where be can furnish all articles ho Foe. heap for cash. Some goods are sol4,dt old prices. A fine assortment of CANES, UMBRELLAS., CAB:. PET BAGS, VALISES, 4e., &e, constantly on hand. Call hod examine our large stock of goods. sepl W. W. PAXTON'. Liquors. MPOR T E S OF WIN,ES AND LIQUORS. LAUMAN, BALLADE & 1...%t 6011111 NMTII STREET., dc:¢cen Chestnut and Walnut Sores, Ild/adAt,gia. GEO. M. LALIMAN t it. M. SALLM , Z, J. D. Ilrfrew, ) RIVESE, GARDRAT & CO.'S SUPERIOR COGNAC BRANDY, VINTAGE OF -Each bottle sealed with green wax with the halal, of the LAtiMAN, 3ALLADE & CO .t.4_UPERIOR OLD MADEIRAWINE • FINE SHERRY, CLARET AND - ROCK WINES AND AN AMOILTNENT OF • FINE BRANDS OF CHAMPAGNE. OSBORNE & CO.'S - OPORTO. - YEDIt 'FMB AhlY DELICATE OLD PORT - WINE, !‘'. Each lwotle sealed with yelicW wax with the ittitial*4 the • Finn. DIPORTED by LADMAN, SALLADE South Ninth Strect, PhilaatiPhic. PENSION, Botf N T'Y 'Ante : WM; CLAYM AGENCY.—Pemloos procurer' I for schliere of the present war who;are disabled by reason of wounds' received, or disease contracted, while in the service of the- United States; awl Pensions, 9100 Bounty, anti Ari e ars of ray obtained for widows or helms of those who have died or been killed while in service. JOHN H. OUR, inar9-ly Claim Agent, ehalubeasbisrg, TAR. N. SCHLOSSER'S-DENTAL OF FILE 011 Second 'Skeet, one ecogre Bout of the AinAnt Rouge, nver Mitnlzelite Mule Eton ^ re! January 4, 1865.. ASTERN INN.—The undeisighed ha ying- lately p_nachased the large and -commodious Itriek Ending of Rec. S. R. Fisher, m connection with his present place of baldness, an the corner of hula street and Ludwig's Alley, in prepared to accommodase BOARD ERS bYtheday, week or month. He is amply provided with STABLING.to rtccommalate the travelhlg pabllo.- Having a large LIVERY STABLE connecled with the Hotel, guests and the public generally ranbefurnished with Burma and Out-taws at any moment. l'ersons visit. • tog Clutmbershurg with thiir Itmilles will find this the mast comfortable Hotel In the county, as it bull been re fitted withentire newFumiture, and the roams, are large and well ventilated. The TABLE L amply enpplied with' all the luerwite of the season, and the BAR, which Is de tached from the Brick Buildin, always be tarnished • with choice pure liquors . - 'Every attention paid lathe totaled of guests. [ectlf.4 S. F. GREENAWALT. DAVID H. lluTexisON has become the Proprietor of the UNITED STATEt . 110 * Pil., near. the Railnaul Depot at HARRISBURG, PA., This popular sad commodious Hotel has been newly reEttedand furnished tlnonghout its parlors and chambers,' and Is now rem:lnfer the sceeption of gavels. The-traveling public will End the United Sham Betel the" most convenient, in all particulars, of any Hotel in the State Capital, on account of Its aceem to the railroad, being immediately between' the two great depots in this City. ' [Harrisburg, junta 17, 634 f. QTATES UNION HOTEL, OPPOSITE the Lebanon Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad De petit, Harrisburg City: Pa. This convenient and pleasant HHalts nov kept by the undersigned Into of the Indian Queen in Chambetsburg, and he incites the patronage his uld friends und thepublie generally. Terms moderate. ,obtltt JOHN W. TAYLOR. 89,457,949 95, ~,,, BALTIMORE LOCK IiOSPITAL. - -Dr. JOHNSTON. the founder of this Celebrated Institu thin, offers the most certain, speedy, and only effectual remedy in the world fur Structures, Seminal 'Weakness, Pain in the Loins, Constitutional Debility, Impotence, Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Affections of the Kidneys, Palpitation of the Heart. Dysinsia, Net :vow Irritability, Diseases of the Head, Throat, Non or skin; and all those serious and melancholy disorders aris ing from the destruottre habits of Youth, which destroy bath body and mind. These secret and solitary practices are more fatal to their viednis than the song of the Spew to the mariner UIYbRIS, blighting -their most brilliant hopes orauticiputions, rendering marriage, &u, impossible. YOUNG MEN! . - S4OOAIO sn,ood, 1,0E6,033E, - - Voting Men especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary Vice, tirat dreadful and destruutive habit which ani annually en eeps to an untimely grove thousands of young men of the man exalted talent and brilliant Intellee4 Who might otherwise have entraticcel listening Senates with the. thunders of eloquence, or waked to ecstasy the living lyre; may call with full confidence. M. A R-R I A - G E! - 'Slurried perstros, or young Mtn contemplating marriage, being aware of physical weat:ne•. organic debility, defor ' rubies. Se., should immediately consult 1)r. Johnston... Be who places himself under the care of Dr. Johnston may religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill as a physician. , ORGANIC WEAKNESS IMMEDIATELY CURED • AND FELL VIGOR 'RESTORED. . This disease Is the penalty most frequently paid by those Who have .became- the victims of improper indulgences. - Young persons are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now, who that understands the subject will pretend to deny that the paver of Procreation is lost sooner by those fallister intoimproper habit than by the prudent. Beiidesbeing de prived of the pleasure of healthy offspring, and the most serious and destructive sympathy to mind and body-artse. The system becomes deranged. the physical and rAnhil - powers weakened, nervous debility, dyspepsin,jutipitatioh, of the hearOndigestion, a wasting of the frame, cough, symtoma of consumption. - Office No. 7, South"Fral;4ich Strut, raven doors from Baltimore street, East side, up the steps. Be particular in obserriag the name and number, or you Arilludstake the place. A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS Do Mercury or Naua w vaNa Drugs. OR. JOHNSTON, Member of the Royal College or Surgeons, London, firadaute from oue of the most eminent Colleges elf tire tfrute.d States, and the greater `part of whose lifeline been spent in the hospitals of 1,4:m4m, Parts, Philadelphia and vibe:where, has effected some of the most astonishing cures that were ever knows. Moly troubled with ringing in the head and errs when,usleep, gnat nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and bashfulness, with frequent blushing, attended sometimer. with derangement of mind, were cured immediately. A."CERTAIN DISEASE-! W2== Wheirthe misguided and imprudent rotary of pleasure fmbhe has imbibed the seed of this mrinfuldisease, it too of ten happens that an ill timed sense of shame. or dread of dis covery, deters him from applying to thisewho fern eduims tion andrespeetability can alone befriend him, delaying till the constitutional symptoms of tbishorriddiseasermketheir appearance, such as ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dimness of sight, deafness, nobs en the chin, bones anaemia's blotehes on the head, face and extremities, progressing with frightful ra pld.ity, till at last the palate of the mouth or the bones of the nose fall in and the victim of this awful disease be- comes a horrid object of commisseration, till death pats a period to his dreadful sufferings. by sending him to 'that bourne from whence no traveller returns." To such, them fore, Dr. Johnston pledges himwlf to preserve the most inviolable secrecy; and from his extensive practice in the first Hospitals of Europe and America, he can confidently recommend a safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate vic tim of thh; horrid disease. It is a melancholy fact that thousands fell victims to this horrid disease on ing to the unskillfulneas of ignorant pretenders who by uso of that dreadful poison. Mercury, ruin the constitution, and either send the unfortunate to an untimely grave, or make the residue' f life miserable. 1 PARTICULAR NOTICE! Dr. J. addresses those who have injured themsebies by private and improper indulgences. These are some of the sad and melancholy effects pro duced by early habits of youth, viz:—Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Bead, Dimness of Sight, Lust of Muscular Power, Palpitation of the Heart, Dye pepsin, Nervous Irritability, Derangement of the Diges tive Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consump tion, &c. MENIALLY, the fearful effects on the mind are much to Collars, Ermine, &c. 4.1 e dreaded; loss of Memory, confusion of Ideas, Depres sion of Spirits, Evil 'Forebodings, Aversion to Society, Seif•Distrust. Love of Solitude. Timidity, dro.; are, ewes of the evil effect_•. - Thousands of persons of all ages can non — judge 'what is the cause of their declining health, tossing their vigor, becoming weak, pale, have singular appearance about the eyit, cough, and symptoms of Consomption. Dr. JOLINSTON'S INVIGORATING REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS. By llds great and important remedy, Weakness! of the Organs'is speedily cured, andfull vigor restored. 4,4fousands of the mad nervous and debilitated, who - had lost all hope, have been immediately relieved, All impediments to Marriage, Physical or Mental Disqualifi cation, ,Nervons Irritability, Trembling, Weakness or Ex haustion of the most fearful kind, speedily cured by Dr. Johnston. who have injured themselves by a certain practice, Indul ged in when alone—a habit frequently learned from eivh companions, or at school, the effects ere nightly felt, even when asleep, and if not cured render marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and Maly , should apply immediately What a pity that a young man, the hope of his country - , the darling of his parents, should be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of life, by the .eimsequenee deviating from the path of nature, and indulging iu a cc* min secret habit. Such ?emitt before contemplating MAVRIAGE .should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most ne cowry requisites to promote connubial happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey through life becomes a weary 'pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens to the view the mind becomes shadowed with despair. and filled with the melancholy reflection, that the happiness of Mvitherbe comes blighted with our own. OFFICE NO. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, . . . TO STRANGERS.—The many thousands cured at this Institution in the last fifteen years; and the numerous im - portanlstugical Operations performed by Dr. J., whammed 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 nillicted. N. B. There are so many ignorant dad worthless quacks advertising themselves as Physicians, ruining the health of the already afflicted, Dr. Johnston deems it n • to say to-those unacquainted with his reputation, that h Diplomas hang in his office. „W; TARE NoTicE.—All letters must be post paid, and contain a postage stump for the reply. or no answer will be sent. [mar /6.1 y. lIE S T lON St -4JQUESTIONS! QUESTIONS! THAT CONCERN EVERY ONE TO ANSWER. Are you baldl . Does your hair fall off ? _ Hu your hair - become thin Does it feel - hard; and dry, and feverish, Is it turning gray before its time Are you troubled with itching, burning sensation of the scalp'? _ Are you troubled.with Duodena'? Are you troubled with what is called Scrofula or Salt Rheum ? Have you had the Erysipelas, and lost your hair? Have you had the Measles, and lost it! Have you had the Typhoid Fever, and lost it! Have you had the Buda — Fever, 'and lost it Have you lad your hair by any sickness! Do yen wish luxuriant hair ? Do you wish soft and lustrous hair! Do you wish gray hair restored? Do you wish wish your whiskers;lossy t - - Do you wish them restored in color ? Do you want a dressing! Do you want it for yourself, for father or mother, for brother, sister, or friend Do you want to make a present' Do you want a perfume for your toilet'? Do you want a harmless article? Do you want a pure article? Do yon want a double distilled article? Do yon want a cleansing artiOle Do you want the best preparation ont for dressing, protecting., restoring the rotor, and rergarinesoft, and buttons the ilurnan Hair? : s • If so, we warrant To by Uurqualled and Superior to any Preparations ever Componnded and offered to the public Satisfaction guaranteed, or the money refunded. - It costs but SI for one soldoldby. druggists and dealers evenvbere. - _ C. G. 014 BK ecci., Proprietors. D. S. BONO & CO. , Di Tt General Agents. 4D/." 9 " , . T u.~eT =SIMI tactical. YOUNG MEN, =I QUESTIONS! 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