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p &LIFTS ANVEXPE'ND : 4
of Ow County arAnanklin fortheyeart 864.
Jaws G. /Mr, Thissurerie tie Count, of Ff . ;ankfilk'' iry
Aceoung uldf Atai.l Ca.
- • REcEtivis.. -
To oaah teeelvetalitets George J. .13aWer, late
Tressoref
To aziet et Mob States:al 31031.3 :
Taxes• o , at last settle.
Mat %rem year"M• 6,111
04
To saftsif 43ottaty s -Tareslesiedand .-
assessed for tbe yetr MI ' 40,613 6
To seta Stets Taxes " ' 35.5!3.55
To soft of Milltla Tax"- /,395 50
To sash swelled on Otianioateeon
oasts 938 G 6
To cub Jury Fees • 24 00
To cajh from J. Sees; Relief Fond 800
To cash oil Special assessment 1 30
44
To mob from the Commissioners, be
ingliaasthenthefollowitigsairces,
Mice lest settlement; 1
George-Walk ' ' - . ' ' 1,103 00
Georgeneta .
as' = 2,000 00
y 2,900 00
Geo; H . stamp 0,000 00
Daatiehter.. 4.50 03'
JohnNeKemle. 600 00
G. 44,1Itnonp .
500 00
DarWaloshter 350 00
entrettore Foltz 500 00
Bank of ,Chambasbarg 1,2,,,1. 00,
WM3sint , Horner lam''; on ,
Geo. Deatila ROO.
Jobnltiohe 1,360 OGOO0 GO 0
'
J. B. M0nn........ ' 500 03 •
John W. SiCuln_ 150 00
G. & H. Stamp - ~, 7130 00
John Downey. , -, 1,000 00
John Bowman.' - 300 00
Benj. & Margaret Hour ' 025 00
Bant-ot Chambersbutg ' 3,000 00
John Downey 1,000 00.
Melinda Sea. ' 3,300 00
- 24,175 00
To•easte remireti on Ifunkaters /i•
CCM 270 00
To cash abatement received from
State Treasurer for paying State
Tax • 1,5413
EXPENDWURPS. . . Cli.
COURT EXPENSES AND COMMONWEALTH FEES
By cash paid Grand and Traverse
Jungs, April Term $2279 59
By cash paid Grand and Traverse
Junwa, May Term ;
By cash paid Grand and Traverse
J ram, August Tenn - 68 0.
By cash paid. Grand sod Traverse
Juror" 13ctober Terra - ~ 332 52
By cash paid Grand and Traverse,
Jurors, January Term - 449 80
By cash paid Samuel Brandt, murc "
moping Jurors
By cash d William C. McNulty,
Jaror'sboard BO 50
By cash paid J. S. 'Brown, Juror's
board - 14 00
By, cash paid Tip Staves. 101 67
' Wm. G.llltchell, Clerk
of Courts 67
-83 r cash paid W. S. Stenger, Distric t .Attern 614 00
By cash pa id 3. Glossae, Court Crier. 54 65
6 . eonstables' fees; for Ma , *
king retinas to Quarter Sessions.. 132 41
By cash paid Saml Braudk, SherLff,
By Z in =rra re N,Vg ' . '? ii;
- . 121 55
fees In eminnouwealtl? eases 182 09
By cash paid Witness fees 1,088 80
POOR HOUSE:
By cash paid toElaccies Gelcriebt Treasurer,
on orders Awn Directors • ' 13,034 00
• ROAD VIEWS AND SURVEYS
By tiarltpaid S. B. Sakely; et aL,
for ineveying' 21 od
By cosh-pall A. R. Etter, et at,
road views ' 99 00
, BRIDGES strum AND REPAIRS.
13 yogi:110d S. B. Flickinger, - for
building bridge amass the Condo-
guinea .Creak , nearFlialnger's
mill 1,550 00
By cash paid Wm. Bossert, et. at for
repairs 81 00 '
1111,341
a , 8f
By fah Befarided Tar
UAW:RS' AT PUBLIC 813l1DDZOS:
By (lash palttriamnel Seibert; for re
pair at Court House 4,500 og i
By eashsitict Jas. Bing, for repair at
Court some
By caah 2 ' s°a °CI
pal&Shepler & Clark, steels
fta. aloes .
900
Byep rk a id - Evasts & West, caYpen-
49 92
t pkiton
By mat pild.
Pri Ccierad Taking, mai ,-
&ming at sm . r . 4
By eath paid P. "Rely, =sating at
_ rpm?
By cash paid .18E-Cstrylirtafroek, desk
and tsbketar orscis 50 76
By cash paid Reply Eitafrock, case ,
and table ktißarseyot's office— ' 16 00
By cash paid W. H.. Snllenberger,
drawers far Register's office 3 70
cash'pahl Toba La g, et al. for
;zistpitchat aid pain&g Registees,
• .f•rothonotary's anti Clerk's offices. 140 00
-By cash peld . Cfeci.: McGeehan, ma
soning &inns= 500
=By cash[ paid L'E. Schofield, glazing.
:• at prison.— M
431 cliail.Sed " :7". chofield, glaz
ing at Court Hous e 585 '
87,315 P 3
' • MISCELLANEOUS BILLS,
By cash ptid 8. S. Shryuck, for Par.
dm's Digests.
By cashpaki.D. R. Wunderlich, D.
BA mil W. S. Amberson,
A • 100 09
By aishpiddP;Haniman, qualifying
- oaken. 500 •
By cash paid - Cumberland V. A. 8.,
freight oireoords K 3 00
By emir pald Jai.- G. Elder, Irma i.
-
kin,g new tar duplicates 49 50
By cash Paid -Emanuel Kuhn. Sur
- veYor, recording 800 drafts
By cash, paid J. A: Davison, recruit.
tug agen t • 93 50
By cash paid Oaks & Linn, drayage
on mods - 6 15
By cult,
far t 4 mistern Penitentiary
support of convicts
308 9l'
1 p eed .fo
cob 'FMK. S.
offices, press and
83 95
.r y- By crulkpald H. Shade, for county
Map
500
Bye Evans &Eirest, making
• or records ' 55 84
By d expenses for sending
' reconbaway 56 5:1
By cash paid /L. 8. Taylor, for book•
case' and: clad= for dace
By cash paid U.S. Taylor, statism.
cry Mr Court.
By cash , paid Wm. ; G. Mitchell, re.,
aiming bookmase - 3 85
llycash pa . id Isaac Burrall, bounty. 50 00
' EL Strickler for revenue
Bypaid Andrew Gerhart 'for
4 30
mai 25 00
' Bye=Brant Vac!, and
sundries 7 - 00
By cash paid beard and horse feed
whilst holding triennial appeals...
By cash paid W. W. Paxton for use
of the basement of the Methodist
Church for holding Court , 40 00
By cash paid, Oaks & Line, et. al., - •
hauling records 22 15
By cash paid exonerating on taxes
for 1863 51 73
--- $1,497 86
• FRI:MP OF SOLDIERS.
By cash paid for relief of soldiers
' 'PRISON EXPENSES.
Bcashrxdd Sainnel Brandt, Sherif,
g'prisoners 1,691 17
By cash paid Samuel Brandt for re.
Mating- ere to- Penitentiary
and H of ' `?B3 70
By cash paid Jacob Sellers, Deputy -
Bb.: e rintending Prison .... loo 00
By cash Geo. IL Stenger, Deg.
gh
PUrnten6Y 10
0
00
By cash Wunder eh .&
for coal.. , 173 15
By cash prO3aks & Linn, for coal, 34 45
SWIM Brandt, for wood , • 85 00
ticking 31 56
" J.B. Mier, for tinware 27 &I
" non= Metcalfe,, for
merctunxlize. 7 18
-- By cash. paid Peter Feldman, fur
shoes
e t:Ea.:Liners
By cash Richards & Spivey,
E'hysi 100 Ml
Walsh 'prild4L &IL M. White,-
clothing for prisoners.' 130 75
By cash paid Brand & Flack, fai
locks, dcri
Ely cash paid E. C. Boyd, for met'
chandise
By cash paid Etter & Hamilton, tin.
ware and stove
By ash paid Jacob Smith; for stove
' - Eyster & Bra. , for nier
-7 79
- " " ASSESSORS' PAY. -
Byt=ald Assessors for making
tutreekatemt. 1,348" SO
By comhpaid Assessors for distribut
thgtoznotteeeandmakingmilitary
enrollment OH 52
By cash paid ABRAMS on making
special assessment 74 49
INQUISITIONS.
'Open' peild Dr. V 44. H. Bugle:— 1 7.0 t%
W. S. Stenger
• " J.A.Swlgert. etal 16 42
" " Dr. A. U. Senseny..... 03 00
EL B. Davison. J. P. et. -
" -Dr.& D. Zell
JUSTICES' COSTS IN COM. CASES.
By mph paid-P. Hammitt
~ ... ~ISt 67
J. E. nadirs 5 99
" " W. B. Blair 1.1 11
" " John A. Hyssons• • / 0 50
" " E. J. Small. 8 87
John Caniman. '43 28
" " Ism Stiller end °then% 16 53
CONSTABLES' COSTS IN COM. CASES,
By ash paid S. R. Royd and Oilers fl6B
ARRESTING AND COMMITTING VAGRANTS.
By cash paid P. Rama= 93 40
7 - " Samuel Bmat 64 50
" T. ,L. Fletcher 8 45
5168 35
. : itOILIDEAVED HOIIP..Y PAID.
By crab paid J. W. Craig 2.510 00
A.Croaxen - 1,355 00
" Davtd Bowers ..W1 08
" - " JamesChariton 790%55
.Daidal Stoat& 260 00
" . " _Naaay_Stoaft'er 9eB 00
Joba Croft 1,050 00 ' l'
" " Jain armor WO :L+
- - ••:
" Jai= Rater — 594 65 ..-
" " 81. of Chaelbers l i lll s•• 2,000v0
• " Eizmieel Braedt 93
Themes - .PdEeettly lead
cabers Interest. - 33. 621
13=,.paid W. Craig and ° th en,
and inan. 651
By cash paid "David • Slelehtvr, et.
aL, interest _794 SE
513,000 95
CM
ELECTIONS.
By Cash Paid Cificers of Narclielec,
lion - - 435 47
By cash paid,offleers of August elec
tion • - ' , - 511. 34
By cash paid caters of Oct. efection. 592 10
11.1.„ II
" Nov.election. 526 48
o " return judges, counting •
soldiers' vans-
• 148 90 '''''''
By cosh paid Clerks' and Justices'
fees . NI 65
By Cash paid Constables' fees 83 50
' KS. Taylor, Prothro-
otary, counting and Ong soldiers'
vote - 65 07 •
. ------ $2, 51
' commas - la:Tuts! OFFICE. 416
By cash paid John Downey, Services' • ,
as commissioner - .. 277 87
By easlitraid Jae. Downey, services
••• militia ' ' ZOO .
By •Ps
Cash paid Henry Good, services - •
as commissioner MI 44
By cash paid' Fienyy Good, services
in militia 25 00 .
By cash paid John Nitterhouse, BOY
'OMR 33 COMllakdOrier • 70 00
By cash paid John tArmitrwg, Bev ..
vices as commissioner - 70 00 • •,-
By cash paid John Armstrong, ser.
vices in nada 10 fil
By cash paid Jno. Stewart, Attorney
to commissioners . 75 00
By cash paid Geo. Foreman, Clerk
to commissioners 575 00
By cash paid Geo. Foreman, Clerk
in tia 75 00
By task paid Stationery for,Office..: 21 99 t'
-----
COURT HOUSE 1,508
, SO
By cash paid Wnnderlich & Need for
coal • ' 56 00
'By cash pall Gas
company
2L83
By a& dforele oicourthouse
106 47
By cash paid Robt. Anderson, white..
washing court house 31 50
By Cash paid John Houser fur scrub
bing &o 2025
By cash paid L. B. Eyster tilting gas
into court house. -123 75
By cash paid F. Elliot for valise.... 3 75
By cash paid Oaks'& Dal, for coal. 5 50
'By cash paid J. B. 31Mer coal stove 13 50
___
1,830 30
$111,7.76 61
El]
PRINTING.
By cash lei dMcCI pre & Stoner.... 427 25
. B. Y. Hanisher & Co.. 350 00
" " F. L. nutter, Madill::
books for Registen 58 00
By 'cash paid 8.• R. Fisher & Co.
binding records for Prothonotary
and clerysofflce 69 50
By cash paid J. Louder, Bewails for
Prothry's. office 31 50
By cash paid F. L. Rutter, enroll
ment/Ista and record; . 65 (X)
By cash paid J. N. Snider, !edgers
for Treasurer 58 75
. /17 50
—1.020 M
OUTSTANDING TAX FOR 1864. •
By amount of Chambersburg dupli
cate 292 27
• " Antrim . 247 30
• " - Fannett 684 28
• " Guilford 435 25
Green ' 13 45
• " Greencastle 245 07
" " Hamilton • 92 97
Litman 74 31
• LettiTtenny 710 05
"Idontgon.ory 615 62
Mercemburg - , 536 88
" " Metal 115 31
" Peters 128 M
• " -Quincy . ..... - 547 04
" Sorithampton
" " St. Thomas - 551 11
" Washington 265 Eit
• " Waynefboro 419 82
" " Warren 180 52
" " _ Washington for 1E553 488 82
7,89 M
" " State Treasurer 36,667 57
• " 2per cent collections al
lowed .Treasurer on
State tax, 439,008,00 780 16
" " 5 percent allowed Tree,-
SUM 011 Flucksterali •
censer 8270 13 50
$ll9 03
" 4 per cent Treasurer on
the collection of 801,- '
294,M, Co. Tax 1,251 74
" 4percent allowed Trea
sures on militia Tax 14 32
•
" per cent allowed
Treasurer fordisburs<,
ing 855,6,50 837 38
4 per cent allowed the'
county on State Tax
• 839,008,05 1,560 32
" Abatement allowedtax
".'• payers 1,385 73
BEM
By balance due . the County
$111,275 61
RECAPITULATION. DR.
To cash from late Treasurer , 44 85
To outstanding taxes for /863.... 6,111 04
To County ".x. for 1864 40,813 39
To State •• • 35,795 50 ,533 55
To Ms2Slia •• • 1
To loons. 24,17500 ,
To Commonwealth costs. 938 66
To Jury fees, &c 33 30 ,
To 4 per cant.on State tax 1,830 32
18 00
By Cart expenses and Cammtamealtblees.. 144,189C8
Poor Bowe 13,034 013
•
•
" scud views and surveying 119 DO
" repairs at public buildings. • 7,335 83
bridges built and repairs 1,403 85
" miscellaneous. - 1,188 89
" Eastern Penitentiary - 308 97
•
" Prison expenses 2,818 88
" relief to soldiers families a . 4,502 50
" Assessors' pay 1,767 81
" inquisitions. 90 04
.t` Justices' and Constables' costs 5M 89
:" elections, 2,416 .51
" loans paid. 13,000 85
" vagrants 168 35
" Commissioners cane 1,508 80
" Court House expenses .382 55
" printing and binding books 1.1720 00
,
" outstanding taxes 7,889 92
" Treasurer's commissions. ' 2,897 10
" exoneraiions and abatements - 5,634 94
" State Mx.3607 57
r
.
" balance due county.. 2,360 ..Q•
400 03
- $111,275 61
COUNTY DEBT AND ASSETS Jan. sth 1863
LIABILITIES
1987
Total amount of money borrowed for bounty
and relief purposes.. 551,000 00
ASSETS
Cash in bands of Ilia' atter: it this
date.; 82.360
Chirdanding tares• in the hands of
eolledere for 1864 7.86 92
Actual indebtedness of the corady exclusive, of
accruing interest not due. 840,749 56
We, the undersigned Cosmnissioners of Franklin coon.
ty, Penns. in testimony of the colrectness of the foregoing
account, have hereunto set oar hands at the Commission
ers' office, this sth day' of 7armazy A. D., 1865.
JOHN DOWNEY,
HENRY GOOD, Corns.
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
GEO. F OBEEAN.
102 60
QM
We,-the Auditors of Franklin county do certify that we
have examined the drafts of the Commissioners, with the
receipts fpr the same, upon Jas. G. Eider, Esq., Tremor' ,
et. as also the bills and accounts in the Commissioners' of.
She, upon which Such drafts have been issued from the
eighth day of January A. D., 1864, until, the fifth day of
January t A. D., 1865, (both days inclusive) and find
balance due from James G. "Elder, Treasumr ' of two
ti
thousand three hundred and sixty dollars and two
cents. - D. B. 3fARTIN,
W. 8. AMI3ERSON, 1 Ands.
M. MARTIN, _
4,592 59
Attest:
L. 8. Cut .
AMOUNT PAID BY THE 'DIFFERENT CONSTA.
BLES SINCE SETTLEMENT.
lietay'Dlich,,Antrim township 0218 33
Baths Finley, Fannett township 472 92
J... 11. Shively, Green township .. 103 00
John Kauffman. Greencastle 130 04
Andrew Baird, Hamilton township ' 21 00
Henry Swonger, Lurgan township 50 00
Willlam-Forbes, Letterkenny township. 100 00
Tames Witherow, Metal township 115 31
- Jacob Hallltnarr, Peters township ' 69 00
Jaoolt Mmro,Quincy township 265 oo
Hugh Smith, Southampton township 30 00
Jacob Show, St. Thomas townshiplls 00
Jacob IL 'Hoover, Washington township 217 16
W. P. Horner, Waynesboro' ... 419 82
Samuelliecrist, Warren township L 157 00
.1. G. ELDER, Treasurer.
lEEI
14 36
600
HENRY STRICKLER, REGISTER OF
Franklin Co, hiscoount with the 9ommonwealth of
Pentufylvania:
3.861 :
I=
Dec. 18, Col. Tax from EF. of Mary 3 Walker 871
19, " Wm. Rodger 20 25
1864.
Jan. 5, " " - Georgeittprap 85 18
-,- is, " EoithBtady 176
"
20, '• Jno. Rowe, Sr. 17 o.i
"
March 5, ' " Nancy Crawford 57 35
10, " " Nancy Shelly 216 46
April 12, " Martha Byers
_l2 55
- " 13, " . " ' Mary Enter " 60 00
St 11 , ” - It " Erni - line Chico 49 08
'-'7. ,
..„.--
1,767 61
" 29," " Betsy Timms 50 .0,
June 3, " " Magdalena Streit 100 00
Aug. 30, " " . Samuel Gilmore 100 00
B'nt- 8 , "
John Detwiler 14 9.4
13,
" "Michael Coble - 100 48
" John T. Renfrew 119 79
~.. 30. Nancy Chtenton 11 - 19
Oct 20, " " Maly L. AlIlSon 35 00
41 03 , la !. Jane Burns % (Kt
~ .. 28, ~ " Davitt Royer a 72 00
Tote e 1,241 98
Balathe due Register (r.:
2.. 62
/500
90 04
237 14
18b3. Co.
Dec. 3L Cash to J. L. Black, appraiser of Do- .
1364.1 rothy Jarrett's estate $1 50
Jan. 5. Cash to J. L. Black, appraiser of Geo.
. .
Eitump's tutate . - - -
- 1 10
Feb. 13. Cash to John ' Witherow, appraiser of
Mary Geee edge W
'' 27. Dash to T. J dd;
Will, appraiser of Nanny 3
- Shell's estate 50
April 5. Cash to y Wm. Auld, appraiser of Max.
1
tha Dyers' esttate , 150
St Vaal' to J. L. 13Ieilr; appraiser of Fan.
dine (Ass's estate. 1:10
" M. Cash to John Rove, appntisetof Betsy
Prams's estate • 320
Nay 8. Cash of 4. 11. Davison, ancalier of
Mary L. Allf.rep 'Real.. ... .. 7 71)
1101
~f{tt`t'f~[l:'
EaM
10@,915 09
2,301 52
e 111,275 61
10,240 44
$1,241 10
( Ilte ! I t/ w sil"D , ititlinber,ib* , Va.
=EI
,fManttaL
"I.A. Cash to Geo:Cook, appraiser of Syd- -
ney M. Van Leers estate - - 170
" M. Cash to Wni. R. 'Pomeroy, appraiser
of mrugaret Deceny's estate 1 70
" M Cash to John Philips, appraiser of
Magdalena Streit's estate I. 70
jrme 16. Cash to J. L. Black appraiier of Cath. •
, Sneider's estate. - 300
July 2 , .. Cash to Jacob Sellers, appraiser of
• Michael Coble's estate. 4 50
Sept.ls. Cash to Emanuel Kuhn, appraiser of
John T. Renfrew's estate 1 55
" 30. Cash to Emannei Kuhn, appraiser of -
Nancy Clagston's estate. 155
Oct. 10. Cash 'to Peter Collar, appraiser of
Philip Foust's estate 1 75
Nov. 14. Cash to Fleury Good. appraiser of
Charles Hock's estate 4 55
" 17. Cash to J. L. Black, appraiser of Mar. '
tha SiallSOU'd estate 1-55
March 3. Pahl State TreasurSe 178 CC
June 3.:: •,, „ . 410 60
Sept. o. In 50
Dec. 3. " • * 369 =
Commission 5 per cent. on 51,241 68 62 08
•
81,241 - 70
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by the Court of
Common Pleas of Franklin county, Pa., to audit and ex
amine the account of H. Strickler, Register of said county,
relative to collatteral inheritance tax, hereby certifies the
above statement thereof to be correct and true for the fis
cal year coding 30th of Not.enaher, ISG4, and that there is
now' due-staid Register from the commonwealth, two cents.
- Witness iny hand this 12th day "of January, A.
Jar a,5 E. J. DONEBRA_KE, Auditor.
AI O ZZ;.Yr. vvtfnlly
T E ue ? , BRL,r
..&
themselves Indebted to them by tastes or oil Uoraseco=sintfi
call ; and make Immediate wittlement, The necessity
. of
thlitnettee is Apparent to every one, and we hope those in
debted will report at once. o aug-2-14
A Dy ER .—I have last my Account
its by the destrnetiori of Chambersbarg 012 the.
fithh ult., and roust trust to the honor and honesty of toy
old customers to pay up. I still conduct my old business
in Charnbersbnrg and trill be glad to fill orders as before.
S. S. SIII3TOCK.
Ltquor. .
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WINES AND,LIQIIORS
P _ -
L A U M A IS SALLA'DE4 C0., -
' No. .1.:2 Bourtr aix - rn STRE47..,
Reticent Chestnut and Walnut Streefsi PkagleiPhil.
.. •
,
GEO: M. iALPALX, }
A. M. SALLADE,
J. D. Brrimu,
RIVESE, GARDRAT &co.'s
SUPERIOR COGNAC BRANDY,
'VINTAGE OF IECA
Each bottle sealed with green wax with the initials of the
firm.
=PORTED UT
LAUSIAN, BALLADE & CO
SUPERIOR OLD. MADEIRA WINE
SHERRY, CLARET AND
HOCK WINES
AND AN ASSOBTMILNT OF
FINE BRANDS OF CHAMPAGNE. .
OSBORNE R. CO.'S
OPORTO.
VERY FM Astlo DELICATE
O,LI PORT
Each - .+ealed with yellow was with thP initials of the
Firm.
LNPUITIED 13T
LAIDLAN, SAILADE S. CO.,
No. li.n 2 Sand Ninth Strert, Philadelphia. •
OLD RYE WHISKEY,
OLD WHEAT WHISKEY,
WARRANTY%
. OBERHOLTZ WHISKEY,
FOUST WHISKEY,
' WERILT'SWHISKEY,
TAFFEVS WHISKEY,
('‘‘
yxu.
P.J.-ADING WINES.
LAUMAN, SALLADE 6:- CO-,
No. 1.!. South, Ninth'Strett, Philadelphia.
toth ins.
NEW QUARTERS AND NEW STOCK
THE OLD CLOTHING 'EMPORIUM,
TRE MARKET HOUSE,
Charnbereburg, Pa.
The undersigned after a temporary absence necessitated
by the destruction of Chambersburg, has again returned
and opened out in full blast iu the Market House between
Wallace's Dry Good store and Mirber & Lemaster's Gro
cery store, a large ne.orttnent of _
I'ALL AND \\INTER GOODS, ' of every description
and quality.
tyros stook COVIGh. of. Reedy :nude Clothing *nth an
Over Coats. Drs Coats, Pants, Vests, Undrr tikirts,
Drawers, &e., also
GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS, such as
Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves. Shawls, Handkerchiefs, Col
lars. - Umbrellas, &c.,
His stock of Cloths for customer workeonsistsof French,
English and Domestic nutnuticture. Black Doe Skin and
Pitney Ca.itners, Black Satin. Firmed Silks, 'Plain ahtt
Fancy Cassimer Vestings which will be made up to order
intyles to suit the taste of customers, oh short notice, and
reasonable terms.
Raving enguand a practical Cutter from the E.t. lam
prepared to furnish clothing in the moat fashionable styles,
add as none but experienced workmen axe engaged per.
sont r ulay rely upon getting their work well done at my
Store.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore beetowed, 1 re
rj thin} isolieit a eoutimumee of the same.
- J. T. HOSKINSON.
•
feetital.
F"PO To R T ANT
aLL
INVALIDS
IRON IN TBI: BLOOD.
It is well known to the medical profession that IRON
is the vital principle or Life Element of the blood. This
is derived ebiedy from the food we eat; but if the food is
not properly digested, or If, from any cause 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 Inapt, will
stupefy the brain. will obstruct the liver, and will send
its disease producing elements to all parts of the system,
'amd every one will suffer in whatever organ may be pre
disposed to disease. The great value of
IRON AS A MEDICINE
Is well known and acknowledged by all medical men.
Tile difficulty has been to obtain such preparation of it as
will enter the cimulatkm awl assimulate at once with the
blood. This point, says Dr. liayes, hinswebusetis State
Chemist, has been attained in the Peruvian Syrup, by
combination In a way before unknown.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
kin. PROTECTED solution of the PROXIDE OP IRON,
A NEW, DISCOVERY lIWIEDICINE that strikes at
the Root of Disease by sitpoSring the blood with is Vital
Principles or Life Element-41°n.
THE PE'RUYIAN'EYRIIP
Cares Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Fever and
Ape, Loss of Energy; Law Spirits.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Infuses strength, rigor, and new life Into the systelb and
builds up an "Iron Constitution.
- THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Nervous Affections, Female - Cmnpliints and all
diseases of the - Kidneys and Bladder.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is a SPECIFIC for all diseases originating in a BAD
STATE OF THE BLOOD, or accompanied by Debili
ty or a Low State of the System.
Pamphlets containing eertif.eates of cures and recom
mendations from some of the most eminent Physicians,
Clergymen and others, will be sent FREE to any address.
JOHN-E. WILLIAMS, Ego.,
President of the-Metropolitan Bank, N. Y.
Rev. ABEL STEVENS.
Late Editor Christian Advocate & Journal.
Revi P. CHURCH,-"
- Editor Nom- York York Chronicle.
Rev. John Pierpont, Lewis Johnson, M. D.,
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney, M. D.,
Rev. Arthur B. Fuller, S. IL Kendall, M. D.,
Rev. Gordon Robbins, W. R. Chisholm, M. IL,
Rev. Sylvunus Cobb, Fiancis Dana, M. D.,
Rev. T. Starr King, Jeremiah Stone, M. D.,
Rev. Ephraim Nute, Jr., - Jose Antonio Sanchex,
Rev. Joseph H. Clinch, A. A. Hoye, M.
Rev. Henry Upham, Abraham Wendell, H. D.,
Rev. P. C. Headley, J. R. Chilton, M. D.,
Rev. John W. Olmstead, IL E. Kinney, M. D.
Prepared by N. L. CLARK S. CO., exclusively for .1
P. DINSMSTOR, 491 Broadway, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. pulyl.3-eow•ly
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
FORTY XEA*s' EXPERIENCE
has fully establikhed tite superiority of -
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Over all other healing preparations.
It cores all kinds of Sores, Cuts, Scalds, Burns, Boils,
Clem, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Sties, Piles, Corns, Sore
Lips, Sore Eyes, &0., removing the pain at miee, and re.
ducingthe thost angry-looking Swellings and Intlamina.
Roos as If by nut*.
ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX.
Foll E BY
J.P.. DINSMORE, No. 491 SAL Broadway, New York.
S. W. FOWLE d 00., No. 48 Trertiont street, Boston;
and by all Traggiqt. lalyl3 Prow•ly
esiotitito; Ser.
fIOkFEES, T As, SUGAitS r6=
ceiced at E. D. REID'S.
, .
MINCEME T .—A fresh supply. at
HA M. S AN D BEEF.—A laige lot . of
freak mind city Hama and Dried Beet, at
c REID'S.
- ;
OR~LNGES, LEMONS, RAISINS, CUR
rant'', Citron, Dried Apples, Dried Cherries. &a,
at
I S Fi.—N o ..1 Shore. Mackeral. Dried
j,' halibut, Deed 04 AEA &a., at REID'S.
BIICKIVtLEA'i' AND BOMINT.--Jtst
received a lot of, New Jemy freth ground Rua.
Whet.t Meal ; pure whit Hominy, Seep Beams, d 2, .at
REID'S.
ONIONS ,—Wethertield - and Country
Onions, a Inr mbpply, of REIDI3. .
Ir k iEROSINIII, AND LAMPS.--Su
-18,.. perior Ke the 011, Chamber and Parlor LaiLV,
Shailes,'Lante ,4 at
Ein6of Etabgl.
pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
, wrNTER-TniE TABLE. FIVE TRINS DAILY
to and front Plikidelphia and Pitoburg. 'On and after
lifoaday, October 3lst, 166.1, the Passenger Trains of The
PerMsylvanla Balboni Company will depart from Harris
burg and arrice at Prladelphla and Pittsburg as follows:
EASTWARD:
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg dai
ly at 2.95 A. M., and arrives ut West Philadelphia at 6.53
A. at.
PAST LINE leaves Harrisburg daily (except Monday;
at g.OO A. 31., and arrives at West Philadelphia nt 15.40
P.. 31. Passeugers take breakfast at Lancaster.
MAIL TRAIN leaA•es Harrisburg shill- (except Sun
day) at L3O P. at., and arrives at West Philadelphia at 5.-
35 p.
PITTSI3IIIO AND ERIE EXPRESS leaves Harrill.
burg dulls (except Sundays) at 11.55 P. M., and arrives at
West Phliadelplna at 4.5 Q
lIARRDO3I/11G ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, leaves
Ha burg daily (extept Sunday) at 1.00 P. 31., and ar.
'evil at West Philadelphia at 9.30 P. 3L This train has no
connection from the Went.
COLUMBIA ACCOSISIODATION TRAIN leaves Har
risburg daily (except Sunday) at 7 A. 31., and arrives at
Laricaster at 9.15 A. 3Lt connecting (except on 'Monday)
with the Flst Line OA
Ir,ESTWARD:
- -
PITTSBURG AND _ERIE EXPRESS ]eaves Harris.
burg daily (except Sunday) at 12..:G A. X., Altoona 0.50
A. at., take breakfast. and arrive at Pittsburg at 12.40P.M.
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ffluxisbuig
daily (except )Monday) uttl.Z" A. at Altoona 9.15 A. at,
take Cceutfast: and arrives at Pittsturg at 1.40 P. 31.
THROUGH EXPRESSIeaves Flurmisbarg dilly at 3.-
25 4. DC, Altoona at 8.15 A. M., take breakfast and arrives
at Pittsbnrg at 2.40 P. M.
PAST LIRE lerries Harrisburg daily (except Sunday)
at '4.00 P. 11.: Altodna at 9.10 F. at., take 'supper. and ar.
rives at Pittsburg at 2.00 A. X.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sun.
du/') at 1.40 P. M.': Alttsnin at 7.55 P. M., take sapper, and
arrives at Pittsburg at 1.'30 r. at.
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION went leaves Lan.
easter at 11.20 A. connecting there with the Mall west
leaves Mount Joy at 11.51 A. M., and arrives at Harrisburg
at LOO ar.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
front Pittsburg, a bleb arrives at Harrisburg at 6.30 P.
stops Mere paf,...,ngens for East of Harrisbtrurlayovernn
til 11.55 p• at, SAMUEL D. YOUNG; ,
nov9 ! Supt Middle Div. Mina. 11. R..
iORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
TALL TIME TABLE. Four Trains Daily i 0
and from Battimaro and MostAngulo Cdq:
Connections made with - trains on Pennsylvania Eantroad,
to and from Pittsburg and the West.
F Oil R TRAINS DAILY to and from the Noritt and
West lillanelr Snwitteharma, Elmira and all of - Nordic=
Now York.
9n and err Mandan. Octlidt. 1664, the Passenger
Trains of the Northerul.!eurrstl Railway a - 111 arrive at and
depart from Harrisburg and Baltimore an follows;
SOUTHWARD._
... , .
MAIL TRAIN leUve, Sunbury daily (except
Sunday) 1054 A.M.
" leaves Harrisburg , 1:00 rat.
." naives at Baltimore 5:40 BM.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily (ex
- " ',mg Sunday) IIvIST,B.
leaves II ar ri sb urg (extept - . -
;116n - clay) 0:50 A.B.
strives at Baltimore... -. , .... 7:00 'A.B.
HARRISBURG - ACCOMMODATION 'unveil -
, ~. Harrisburg '
'TM."'
StnilsUltY ACCOMMODATION leaves Sure
'bury daily (ex. Sunday)..— 7;30 A.M.
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS TRAIN leaves o's.
•Sunburyldnilv(ex. Sunday) 9:05 iatz
NORTHIV . ARD.
36 , L1L TRAM' leaves Baltimore daily (except -
iSanday) 9,13 sac.
" - leaves Harrisburg 1:35 PAL
. arrives at 5unbury..........
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Baltimore daily—. 9:30 P.ll.
iiiTivesut Hantisbtar . ...... 1:50 A.M.
• leaves Harrisburg daily (ex
:2o
.;5:53
Etat: EXPRESS TRAM' leaves Baltimore
daily (except Sundars) at. 7:30 P.M.
..- leaves Harrisburg daily (ex
.. ; cept Sandays)•a.t 12:35 A.M.
arrive% at Sunbury at. 3:25 A.M.
HARRISBURG ACCONHODAVION leaves '
Baltimore daily(ex.Elorulay 100 rat.
arrivi.s at Harrisburg at.— 1:50 'Pat.
MTh: WRY iet.'O3IMODATION leavesliar-
listing( daily (ox. Sunday). - 4:0O P.M.
•
'The Erie Express and Philadelphia. Express are through
trains to and from Erie and all intermediate potato. Mall
add Express trains nin through to Elmira.
For further infonnation apply at the Office, in Pennsyl
vania Railroad Depot.
J. N. Du BARRY, Gem Supt.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY & FRANK-
L.Lti RAILROADS.—CHAYGE OF HOURS—
On and after Monday, October 31, .leti4, Passenger Trains
will run daily, as follows, (Sundays excepted):
FOR CHAIMERSBURG AND HARRISBURG:'
A.M. P.M.
Leave Hagerstown 7:00 ' 2:45
.
" Greencistle 7:37 3:35
Arline at 8:17 4:23
Chambersburg { 1 •
Leave at. 8:30 \ 12:55
Leave Shippensburg 9:00 1:28
Newrille. 9:4 2:00
i
" Carllsie:4 - A.M. 1,.
6:30 10:10 .2:46
" MeehatriesbFg 7:00 10:42 - 3:16
Arrive at Harrisburg. 7:30 11:15 ' 3:45
FOR CHAMBERSBURG AND HAGERSTOWN :
A.M. P.M. P.M.
. .
Leave Harrislila* 8:05 1:40 4:15
Merl aaleabarg 8:47 2:23 4:50
" Carlisle , ,
9:27 2:53 - 5:15
" Newville.4 - 10:05 3:34
' ' Shippeosburg 10:33, 401
Arrive at Chambersburg 11:00 4:35
Leave Claamberabmg. nair 4:45 •
" Greencastle 11:55 5:35
Arrive at ilagertown ' . • 10,,,,,35 6:15
Making dole' 43onnections at ataniaburg with trains for
Philadelphia. New Ynrk and Pittsburg, and with trains
(dr all polnixi \Vat.
The Train lealring Harrisburg at 4:15 p sc runs onlyas
far as Carlisle. ' 0. N. LULL, Supt.
Mee. CPlaznlfg, Oct 31, 3554.-3
• MAN OF A THOUSANI).-4
atairrivs CUREth—DR. JAMES, a Retired
ysmian of great eminence, discovered, while In the
Indies, a certain] cure for * Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi.
tas, Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy ,
was discovered by him when his only-child, a daughter,
was giving up to die. Hid - child was 'cured, - and is now
alive and well. f Desirous at benefiting his fellow mortals,
he will send to
ton making mill Success. using, this
remedy, free on ;receipt of their names, with two stamps to
pay expenses. There is not a single case of Consumption
that It does not at once take hold of and dissipate. :Sight
sweats, peevishness, irritation of the nerves, failure of
memory, difficult expectoration, sharp pains in the lunga,,
sere throat, chilly sensations, nauseant the stomach, inac
tion of the bowels, wasting away of the muscle&
127. The writer will please state the manna the paper
they seen this advertisement in. Address.
CRADDOCK & CO.,
tnariX•ly'l 2ths Northfild St. Philadelphia, Pa.
MILLER, HAMILTON & CO:,
Havejust received a ftne adrortment of STOVES,
TIN, JAPANNED AND OTHER WARE. They are
determined to ',ell lower than anybody else.
They pat on TINROOFING, Ist quality material for 18
cents per square foot ; '2d quality 16 eentoi; 3d quality Id
rents.
.
They do SPOUTING cheaply, well and promptly.
They use beet Iron for Stove Pipes, mid charge but 18
cents per n 5.
Come and set i If you cannot do better with them than
with any other establishment.
Prices redueski to suit the times.
• oe*.li TERMS CASH.
C 0 IJ,!G , _ N 0 M . O RE!
THY
STR'ICKLAND'S
'3l ELLIFLUOUS
COUGH BALSAM!
Dr, Stricklara's Mellifluous Cough 'Balsam is warranted
to cure Coughs, Colds, - Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and all Affections of the
littroat and Lungs.
For sale by V.. 11. Cressler, ChMnbershurg. General
Depot, No. 6 East Fourth Street, Chninnatl, Ohio.
n1A,12, R H U A!
All the ntedieal men and the Prear reentnmend
DR. STRICKLANTYB AN'rICROLERA 'MIXTURE
as the only certain remedy for Diarrhani and Drentery.
It is a combination of Aetringents, Abiorbenta, Stann
lents and eanninattne.stand it warrented. to effect a care
after all otbermeana bane failed.
For sale by C. 11. Cressler, Cbarnpereburg. General
Depot, lie. 6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
S T IC K I.- A N D'S
PILE r; 'BUDDY!
Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy has cured thousands of
the worst calm of Blind and Bleeding Files. Itgives
mediate relief and effects a ,permanent cure. Try it di.
redly. It Is warranted to cure.
Per tale by C. 11. Crealer, Chambersburg. General
Depot 6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. -nov3o4y
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS AN D
DEBILITY
DR. STRICKLAND'S TONIC
- -
We can recommend those suffering with loss of Appe.
the, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to use Strickland'sTonlo. It is a vegetable pre.
pandit:in, free from alcoholic' ; it strengthens the
whole nervous system , It Creates a good appetite, and to
wtetanted to ogre Dyspepsia, and Nervous Debility; '
For o llu by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle. ;Pre
pared Ds. A.Shieirland, 6 East Fourth Street, Cincin
nati. In f! A. CroWer. Agent. fThnmh.rabnrg Pa
E)Mp
-
j I
' MIL
at hts.
NE I W DR .11.43
one doinrvrenr.':.
of
OEM
BROWS
hal a
'WELL RiLECTEI. STOCK
PURE DRUGS,
CHE 314 C - AIL ,
and all-Ole bast
; PATENT 'MEDiCIEXER,
KgROSENE OIL
LAMPS,
PERFUMERY:
SOAPS, du..
West End of Brown's .Hotel
0 H COLORS,L-Family
Dyes—a flan assortment, at NIXON'S.
CHAPPED HANDS-SPEEDILY
cuffed by a Soap sold, at miows.
TOH N S TON ' COMPOUND, AT
- NIXON'S
J
CILEAR OUT THE EATS.—Use Cos-
N.:> , tar. Sold by , NIXON.
LONG LIFE AND GOOD HEALTH.-
Use "nitsblei's 'Herb Bittern NIXON, Sole Agent
ALLT E IMPOIitANT AIDS TO'
sound health and long lire, such as pure Drugs and
Medicines, can always he bud at :411.XON'S.
SWEET BUTTER AND PURE MILK
can always be obtained through ttie use of NIXO:&"S
-CATTLE POWDER
`PREPARE F 0 E W A R.=—Joluistores
Rheuntatle - Cotnpotud nill prepare you for the xpring
Campaign. To be had at - NIXON'S.
FACTIVE DUTY.—Away with
Crotches and Canee--use Johnston's Ilheuinatie Com
pound NIXON; Sole Agent.
E 14. 0
,V A • L
SPANGUER'S ---
DRUG STORE
bat bee/f rnoored
li2=l
OLD Sy ASID,
MAIN STREE-T.
• I . -
In Dr.. Richard's riaw Brdkllng,
'
wit doar to
Miller, llatothon - & Co's Tin-Ware Store.
TIRUGS! DICIJGS!!.
JL.F
C. M. CRESSLER, siteoessor toHasitlr&Chrsa.
Ltit, has opened In his new rootn, on- Second - street, env•
site the Post Office, where , every effort will be Made to
sustain the popularity the old establhdoneut bad. acqiiired
A continuation of the liberal pathenaire sslichThe
ceived is respectfully solicited . A Mgr - stock; of Drugs,
Chemicals, and Patent Medicines is now offered. Also a
desirable assortment of •
Perfumery, '
Boabs,
Pocket Book*,
Bair Brushes,- •
Cloth Brushes, • ,
Tooth Brushes,'
Cosmetics,
Dentifrices,
and Fancy ArticleS in great variety. -
• KEROSENE LA.3ll 3 B.Every description - of Rand
Lamps, Stand Lampe, Hanging Lamps and Side Lamps
suitable for Kitchen use, Perlin.' ale; store use and, Office
use.
THE BESt‘COAL"OIkIN THE MARKET
Family - Dyes of all Colors. Everything to a Druggists
fine of business.
.. . ... . .
- L-V"PreseziPtions lweive • *eclat attention, • and are
compounded with care and WU. C. H. ,CItESSLER,
.. ,- - ~. - Second Street, opptaitc the Ptc4 Mite.-
.LECTURE TO 'YOUNG MEN
Jite.Publisited in a sealed Envelope. Price Six
I 9
( ( ellts,
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure
of Spermatonbcca or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Embsslons, Sexual Debility, and learn - aliments talitaniage
generally. ',Nervousness, Conntraption, Epilepsy, -and
Pits; Mental and Physical Incapacity. resulting from Self.
Abuse, &o. By Ronk' Cia.yLittwlla, 'M. D., Author
of the' Green Book," &e.
The world renowned author, in this admirable Lecture,
',dearly proves from his own experience that the awful con
sequence of Self-Abuse may be effectually removed with
out medicine, and without dangerous surgical operation,
hoagies, instruments, rings. or tamale], pointingout autdde
,of cure at once certain and effectual, by a hick every suf
ferer, nomatter,what hit condition may be; rimy Cute him
self cheaply pnVately, and radically. .TRIS LECTURE
WILL PROVE A BOON TO_ THOUSANDS . AND
THOUSANDS.
Sent ander seal, to any address, in a Plain,. Sealed en
velope, ou the receipt of six emits, or two postage stamps,,
by addressing. CH AS..I. C. KLINE &CO.,
octP2-810 WI Bowery, New York, Yost-Of lee Box, 45Sti..
F RENCH BURR 'MIA STONES.=
Manufactory Liberty' Street, near the Caton eictory,
HARRISBURG, PA.
The undersigned annennees to the trade that he eontin ,
nes to manalnctare and horani. direct from the most cele.:
broteirquarries In France, the best eatables of •
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, ,
'which be offers at reasonable rates; and guarantees saris'
faction to the purchaser. Also,-Every number', in me 'of
the celebrate
OLD AUSIER,BILAND BOLTING CLOTH
Orders by mall promptly attended to; and goods for.
warded by railroad, canal ar express - , if desired: -
W. IL ICEPNEIt,
u0v.?3,3n4 NA 10 West State Street Harrisbarg, , , Pa.
• [Chatab'g Repository Publish on 3 and send bill to this
office . .srardiately for colleetion.--Hrtrristray• TeNrraph.]
(AIL CLOTH! OIL CLOTH t--Aiast re-
A... 7 calved and fur sale a large la of Od Cloth:for Floor
Table aad Stain, all Widen, abd Very cht.ap - at•
)&tre4 • METCALF & HITESETIV'S. •
108 PILINtniCr in every Eityje done at
the Woe otffiw PIUNKTAR Therowiima •
Irtattadqt Vutftrz *et'
EL As' D N iiIIMER & 'TOLBERr
II -
nearly opposite tteir old place of boslnam,
with an 'extensive steak of Hardware, Catlel7,-,
Call Dull examine our Muck
Uovl6
O-ACH 'AND SADDLERY
HARDWARE.
The subeerilier re/Tot-dully Informs hie friends tel the
fintilic, 'taut hematite:es to carry on the above bus-11*m,
at kis old shuoL oultain Street, opposite- the Herman Un
fenced Church, CILUIBERSBURG, PA.
Having enlarged ids 'business, Saddithi and Coach
makers 'will - tied in his Store Room a general assothueut
of gruslig stilted to their several requirements, such as
Fair awl Country liogskiter, -
Patent Leather,
Saddle 'rret,g and Girdling:
Gig Trees, Fall Plated Tinned and Japitnned ; Goat
Straining Web and. Wooled Bain
Web, lower than Cotton t-
;Humes, Bits and Stirrups, Plated. Tinued ;and Japanned
Diaeb Handles, new styles; Curtain Prattles; Hub Bands;
; Bridle Fronts; Rosettes, Swivels stud Ornaments; Bon
Plated and Wood Gig-Humes.
BUCKLES—TIBASS, SILVER AND JAPANNED,
all Styles and Patterns ; Ivory dpd Wooden Martingale
kings, Stamp Joints, and a variety of other goods suitable
;for the trade. , .
ALL KINDS OF PLATLICG, Sta.. done with neatnesa
antrdeSpatch. - (decl4l LEWIS WAMPLEIL
CHF,A.P HARDW ARE!
_ BRANDS. FLACK • '
'Had a fete goods 'tinder the pavement, which were not
burned. Such as Locks, Hinva, Screws and other Muth'
ware. Besides, they have just received froth New York
'and Philadelphian very large lot of goods. purchased much
cheaper than they are generally sold. They having been
burned out. therefore we offer Iron. nat. Hooks, Hinges,
Screws, Hotta Oils. i:tt the lowest figure.
TO BLACKSMITHS AXI) FARMERS!
we hare on halal about 11l Tuns lrus of different kinds,
which we will sell less than it can be bought in the city.
Also we have 100 kegs of Neils and Spikes, we offers!,
frorn (Ito 1(1 dollars per keg. . „
. CUTLERY.
Knives and Forks, 8(42,21N, Razors; Pocket Knives,'
Spoons, &e.. just received from Kew York which we offer
very low. oe sQ
ARRIAG F. 'ALA KERS' -GOODS,r .
Shoemakers' Findings,
Saddlers' Findings - '
at BIRAND &FLACK'S.
HOVELS, FORKS AND SPADES AT
25 eints each and many other arrieles' which Vris Iri
the Are, 10316 can be made as good'as new
at BRAND & FLACK'S.
eiEDA_R WARE.—CaII at the Store ii
1 4...) Mg, Alley. BRAND & FLACK.
SOX, malting 300110 C -5.
71 TUNDER,LICH & NEADi
. ‘FORIVARDLNG AND COSOf4SMON MERCHANTS 1
North Second Street, opposite the Cumberland Valk,
Railroad Depot, Cbambereburg, Pa.
Cara run regularly to and from Philadelphia and Bald
more.,
AGENTS.-i-Peaeock. Zell & Hinehman, No. SOS Mar
ket St, Philadelphia-
Lykens Valley, Broken Egg and Nutt COAL, (dud&
from the mines). Wilkcsbarre and PitteGrate FOUNDRY
COAL, LUMBER. SHENGLES, SALT, PLASTER and
liknonek CEMENT, kept conetantly on hand. FLOOR, ,
GRAIN and PRODUCE of all kinds purchased at this
highest Cash prices.
SePt. 9 . Gi. WUNDERLICH & NEAD.
- •
Tito& L. GILLESPIE. • JACOB ZELIE/L
(1 ILLESPIE,
ILA PRODUCE AND PROVISION MERCHANTS ' ,
AND WHOLESALE GROCERS,
North•Wett comer of Sixth and Market Streets, -
(33948,p:tr.-,
W,i:S T A R ' L ‘ S A
on OF THE OLDERT:AND MOST :B. E4max HEEEDIER
THE WORLD FOIL
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, bit
floulty of Breathing, Asthma, Hoarseness,'
Sore Throe; Clontandhrery , •
affection&
THE Taffoev,.lollNGS SAD-CHEST,
mamma EVEN
WISMAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.:
So general has the use of this remedy become, sod,
- so popular is it everywhere,' that, It to =noes
spry to recount BS rirtues. Ihrtrorks speak
for it, andflnd utterance in tlieatundant
- and voluntary tecmcruyof the many
who from long aulferiigandsettled dis
ease have by its use beenresttavl to pristine ,
vigor andilealth, We aul present a imss of ev
idence taproot of ourossertions, that cannot be dlscrediteti.
From Mr. Henry Mier, Mercereburg, Pa.
Gentlemen: I do hereby certify that during the last ten
years I have been subject to frequent severs Coughs end
Colds. Whenever I have eiperienced one of these easels
have immediately reserted toltr.Wistar's Balsam of Wild-
Cherry, and the result has always been to afford me speedy
relief. I would recommend this _valuable article to all
those who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Palo fn the Breastv
or any Pulmonary Complaint, feeling confident that it will
prove itself to be the best remedy in any of these asses.; I
would, however, caution the public against a worthless'
ampterfeit, a bottle of which was once forced upon me,
The use of this spurious Balsam didme more harm than
good. 'The genuiee Dr. Wistaeit Bain= OnVild Cherry
is prepared by Seth W. Fowle &Co., Boston, and has their
printed name. as well as the written signature of "I. Burrs"
upon the outside wrapper of each bottle.
From Jesse Smith. Ery.,prenident of tht Morris County
•
Having used Dr. ° Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry for
about fifteen yearn, and - busing realized its beneficial re.
suits in my Amity,- it affords me great pleasure in me m.
mending it to the public as a valuable remedy in casein, of
weak lungs, colds, coughs, &0., and a remedy which /
consider to be entirely innocent and may be taken with
perfect safety by the mast delicate in health.
Fr . om - HoniJahn E, Smith, a di,etiagaish e d L aw y er is
Wt4l/2ilaitT,
I have on Several occasions used Dr. AVlA:sea Balease of
Wild Cherry, for severe Colds, and always with decided
benefit. I know of no preparation that is more efficacious
or wore desoMng of general use.
The Balsam bas also been used with excellent effect by
J. IL.lllllott,-.llerehant, hall's Cross Roads, Md.
_WISMAR'S 'BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
None genuine unless signed I. Buns", on the wispier.
I FOIL 8A1..E. BY
J. P. DIXX3IORE, No. 491 Broadway, N. Y.
S. W. POWLE 2,: i Co., Proprietors,, Etoston., and by , all
Druggists,: Uuly2o4ww .I,y
R t~DbINPr'S RUSSIA SALVE'
Heals Old Sores.
REDDING'S BU'BSIA SALVE -
Cures Bum, Scalds and pats.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
• Mines Wounds, Bruises andEptains, r
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Boils, Ulcers and ; Cancers.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cores Salt Rheims, Piles and Erysipelas..:
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE -
Cures Ringworm, Corns, 6tc., &e.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. , • ;
Oak 25 Cents a Bas. • ;
FOR MIJI at .
J.P. DINSMORE, he. 491 Broadway, N. Y.
5.W.F0W1.14 Co., No.lB Tremont St., Bogart, and by .
all Druggists and Country Stmelleelstra
InlylO ems.*
Bare iiNktEditheir'stote
on Stain-otmet,
! - rivnitigiting tit.rtnt_nr . -
n.
-
St Pi.
11thge :Plati rti en .
Paiute,
'Rug,
tine,-
Tar,
Varnish.
alp,
Bruothes
Shovels,
Rakes,
Syades,
fliwtiok Powder,
Grind Stuht , s,
Pocket Knives, di.
Sttentlon calked
Bnf ldr'ta and C i mielot .
,r the ' '
piepai:ell io.fhcttish ittxii-iptaiitity
at yboleaala,
ererytblug in their line
Melqui.
' WILD CHERRY,:
CONSUMPTION
Bank, 'Morristown, P. J.
Febriiiity - 7 43, i:ili 65 1
~itte~c~Cl.
ALTDIORE LOCK HOSPITAL.--Dr.
* LP JOHNSTON, the founder of thin Miebrated
In uhl
lion,`.offers the most certain; speedy, and Only effectual
remedy in the world fur-Dints ~tores, Seminal
'lYeakutcts, Pain in the Lobe , . Constitutional Debility,
Impotence, WinkneSs of the Buck and Limlni, - Affections
of the rulneya Palpitation attar Heart, Dyspepsia; Net ,
tons Irritability. Diseases of the Head, Throat, Nom ar
skin and all - those serious and in ehmeholy (Molders: MlS
fkom the destractiribiblM:Of Youth, which destroy
both,body h
and mind. These secret and solitary practice,.
are more fatal to their victims ilninthe song of the Syrens
to the
„mariner Ulysses,. blighting their most brilliant-.
hopes or anticipations; rendering uurtriture, impassible.
YOUNG — MEN! - • - -
Yonng lien espechrliy, Who haVellecorrie the - Victims of
4olitury Vice. that 'Deadfall - out destructive liabit whieltnal
itfunially sweeps to an untimely - grave thousands of yonm;
men of the most exalted talent and brilliant intellect, who -
- might Otherwise have entnincedlis' teding Senates with the
'thunders of eloquence, or Waked to ("matey the living lyre;
' -
;May call wills full confidence.
MARRIAGE!
Married persons, or ymangmen contemplating manicre,
being aware of physical weakness . organic debility,-defor
!trifles, 'should immediately consult Dr. 'Johnston.
He wlimplacewhimself under the - care of Dr.-Johnston
sassy religiously confide bads honor us a gentleman, and
confidently rely upon, his skill rise physician.
ORGANIC 'NVIIAIL - SESS IMMEDIATELY CURED '
.1 AND FULL VIGOR ItESTORED: -
• This disease's , the penaltymost frequentlypaid by th4so,
who have lieeorne the victims of improper Andulgeroes..
;Young persons are too apt to commit epee:tee from yet,
being aware of the dreadful consequences that may ensu e :
sow. who that understands the subject willpretendtu deny .
that the power of Procreation is bast sooner bythose falling
intoimproper habit than by the prudent. Besidesbeingde-
Mired of the pleasure of healthy offspring, nod The most
,serious and destructive sympathy to mind and body wise.
The system becomes deranged, the.physical and Mental
powers weaketed , mereoriesinbilllY, iiPPePcia, Palpitation
'of the heart. indigestion, a crusting of the frame, en*,
1,)-intems of eenanmptiou.- - - -
- Office No.:, South Freddick Strut,
seven doors from Baltimore street, East side, up the steps
Be par:Ocular in observing the name and number, 'or you
RD! 1:n1:Rale the place.
A CURE WARRANTED DI TWO DAYS.
No Mercury or Nauseous Drugs.
DR. JOHNSTON, Member of the Riiyal College of
Surgeons, Louden, graduate from one of the most eMinMt
College.; of the Muted States, and the greater part at
whase life has been spent iu the hospinds of Lott¢un;^
Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected WOW of '
the •most astonishing curer that were ever known. Many
tismbled with ringing in the head and ears -When asleep;
great nervousness, being alarmed nt suddeti Sounds, - and
bashfulness, with frequent blushing, attended sometimes
with derangement of mind, were cured immediately. •
A CERTAIN DISEASE-f, •
Si - hen the imisguided and Imprudent 'Votary of pleasure"
find he /lag Imbibed the :wed of this painful diseasey it hoof.
ten happeosthat uuilbtimedoeuse of shame, ur dreudoldis.
eovery, deters him from applying to those who from edneit-;
lion and reveciabilitycan alone befriend him, delayintll.l
tllecoustitatlimulsymptonasof thishorrid diseasemaketheir
appearunce, such no nicenited sore throat, dis,..sed nose,
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dinmestt,of sight,
de.thiess,_nobs MI the chin, bones and arms, blotched - on the
bead, face and extremities, progressing with frightful 11/
litany—till at lust the palate of the mouth Or the bones of
the nose full iu and the victim of this awful disease...be'.
comes a horrid object of commiseration, till death puts a
period to his dreadful sttlierings, by sending him to'' that
bourne from whence no traveller returns." there.
fore, Dr. Johnston pledges himself to reserve the most.
inviolable secrecy; and from his extensive practice in the
first Hospitals of Europe and America, he cats rxmfadently
reeemnieud a safe and speedy cure to the unfortunate vic
tim of this horrid disease.
It is a melancholy fact that thousands fall victims to
this horrid disease owing to the unskillfulness of ignorant
pretenders who by use of that dreadful poison 31ereum
ruin the constitution, and elthar,send the unfortunate to
an untimely grave, or make the residue of life miserable,
tAILE
Dr. J. atirinewes those who have injured'themselves by
private and improper indulgeuces.
These are some• of the sad and melancholy effects pro
duced by early habits of youth, viz :—Weakness of the
Back and Limbs, Pains iu the Head, Dimness of Bight,
Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation of the Heart, Dye
pepsia, Nervous Irritability, Derangement,of the Diges
tive Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consump ,
dm.
MENTALLY, the fearful effects on the mind are mach to
be dreaded; loss of Memory, confusion of Ideal, Depres
sion of Spiribr, Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Some%
Self• Distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, 3a., are some
of the evil effects.. - .
Thousands of peinons of all agei can now Judge 'whit
is theranse of their declini*healtli, tossing their 'vigor,
becoming weak, gale, have singular appearance about the
eses, cough ‘ and symptoms of Consumption.
Dr. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING:REBEED , i,
FOR ORGANIC-WEAKNESS.
By this great and important remedy, Weakness of the
Organs is speedily eared, andfull vigor restored.
Thom . of- the most nervous and debilitated, who
bad lost all hope, have been - immediately 'relieved; ' All
impediments to Itarrage,- Physical or Mental Disqualift.
cation, Nervous Irritability, Trembling, Weakness or Ex
haustion of
_the most fearful find, speedily eared by-Dr.
Johnston. •
YOUNG . MEN,
who have injured themselies by a certain - practice, Indul
ged in when alone—a habit frequently learned from evil
companions, 'or at school, the effects are nW.itly felt, even
wbeu asleep, and if not Cured render marriage impotafble,
and destroys both mind audbody, should apply immediately
What a pity that a young man, , the hope of his country,
the darling of his parents, should be snatchid from ail
• prospects and enjoyments of , life, by the consequence of
deviating from the path of nature, and indulging to a ger
lain secret habit Suchpersons, betbre'ecratemplang
- R I A. G-E
should reflect that a sound mind and body are themostne•
creamy requisites to proinote connubial - happiness. 'lndeed;
without these, the Journey:through life becomes a weary
pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darheas to the view:- the
mind becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with-the
melancholy reflection, =that the happiness of another be
comes blighted with our own.,
DEFIER . co. 7 SOUTEC FREDERICK STREET
~. I~~~t
TO STRANGERS.—The many thousands cured at this
Institutioq in the last fifteen years; and fhe numernits Ira
purtantsurgical Open:l6mi performed by Dr. J.; 'witnessed
tof 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.
N. B. There are so marry 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 h,s
Diplomas bang %Ids office. -
U.Tl,7:rs NCrilta.—All letters mtstbe post paid, and
contain a postage stamp for the reply, or-no answer will
be sent. • (mar
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t • ~ Xioas yoni hair fall off t - '
. . .
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IA it taming gray before its time I -
, l Aze yontronbleeitith itching, burning sensittite °Ube
'.:Arti;yisdiretubledwlth.l3l4oldourt
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;Have you had the Erysipelas, andleat your hair ,
,Have you had the Measles, and lostit "
Haire you had the Typliold.Pever, and last it?
' 'Have you had the Brain Fever, and lost it?
Have you lost your hair by any sickness?
Do yen wbrit luxuriant ludi
-Do you wish soft and lustrous hair?
Do you wish gray hair restored t
• 'Do you wish wish yonr whiskers glossy?
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Do you wants amain?
_ •
,Do you want it toe yourself, for father or mother, for
brother, sister, or friend/ --
•
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'Do yOu want a - harmless article?
;Do you want a pore article-
tn. you want a double distilled article t r
Do you want a cleansing article i•
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'dating, protecting, restoring-the color, and rendering soft,
silky and lustrous the Bunion Hair
It so, we warrant - = -
CLARK'S : - -
DISTILLED- RESTORATIVEi
FOR THE "11Am .
To be threqualkd and Superior to nag Prepteratioits seer
Compounded and Octal to the
Satisfaction guaranteed, or theraoney reloaded. "
It costs but 81 for one bottle, or six for t 3, andis so'd by
dmggista and dealers evenchere.
C. G. CLARK & C 0.," Proprietors.
D. 8. BARIV4I k Co„ N. Y., General - Agents.'
yiniel.9ni
erees, ranto anb 17ines.
YDER'S FRANKLIN COUNTY
NITRSEEXES.—Fiturr ANti 011NAMEtrfAr. TELE63,
On VINES, Elc.—Tbe largest
stock to select from in the county. Everything in the
FRUIT TREE and PLANT line that is at alLdesintblei,
can be supplied from the commonest staralartriltdt Tree,
to the rarest and most choice native , or foreign species or
variety of Fruit or Flower. Our Standard Apple Trees
are unusually tine, stout heavy thinks, fbrnished with line
branching heads, from three to five feet from the ground, .
as may be desired: Our 'aim Is to grow the best of every- - ;
thing. Pruning and culdvating.npon Sclentifie prittelPlPl,"
consequertly, our productions are not offered in competi•
on with Trees . grown upon the old letaloneatysteth. An
Invitation Is extended to all vrhonifinterested in fruit cal•
Furs, to come and bee for Merasehoa:
A large stock of Greenhouse and Bedding Plants,
Roses, dm., in pots, will be ready`lit April tad May. En'
dines a three cent-stomp for descriptive Catalogne of Pratt
and Ornamental trees, &c.
Address
L. BirprP,'
;West Entnklia.Nmsenefl, ,
rear . tdoaan, , Pranklia Cat Pa:L.
' [nor 16-tf
INFORMATION' FREE TO 'NERVOUS
811TPFEJ=8.—A gentletnam cared of Weircms Db.;
billiy,lnoortipeteuey, 'Premature Decaylind - YoulidtdEr.
, Mated by a desire to benefit others, will be ham
t rcr o_hlttsh to all who need it, (free of charge), the range'
and,diredionstor making th e aimplo remedy' w'iel in his'
ease...! Sufferers niableg to grant by Abe trawaisbeil bad -
ancient% and poween awe and Saleable remedy; Can
do so Ili' addressing him, at once at hia place of. Inaaluet.s•
The Recipe find foil information — of altar' ii=lio,no" —
will be cheerfally i sent return mail. ' "
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