~‘,- ---)"-iinfmranct
AMERICAN - LiFE' INSURANCE AND
num co., Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets,
VandalPhla. Incorporated 1E50., Charter- Perpetual.
AnthoriUedCapital, $.500,000. Paid-Lip Capital, $250,000.
Philadelphia, Fe.b.
The Tit:mines havo this day declared a Dividend of
FIFTY PER CENT,' on all premiums received upon MU
TUAL POLICTLA during the year ending December hot,
M. and in tom' , at that, date, the above amount to be
credited tomb' Policies. and have also ordered , the divi
demi I?! 1800 on Policies issued timing- that' year to be
Paid, no the annual premiums on msd FnlirieO are re
paired. • tIFFICT.ItS
_
Praidcnt—Alexatufrr Whin(lin-
Secretary and Trea. , arar—John S. wiißm.
Acturiri—John C. Sla:. • .• •
BOARD OF TRUSTRES.—Alexanderlain, J.
Ed;tar 'Thomson. Goi•,rge Ntigent, lion. James PollQek,
Albert C. Raherta. ]L i ngle, Samuel Work. NYBBain
J. ilciward. Hon. Joroph atlivm, Samacl T. Bodine, John
Alkmna., Charles F. Henzlift, Aanr nailehUnt
- , •
WM. Cr. REED, Chambers' tug'. Pa., is the authorized I
'Agent of the American Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany, midis always prepared to tarnish p‘unphlets or any
information wanted. aml to tad,' Insaraneeir. . _
DIL4. J. C. R1C11.4.17.1,4 And W. a. .13011. E. Medical Ex
raminnv.
IZEPERERCES-1i0n..5..,K. 31.'Clure, Rev S..T. Rios
/ 1 ., J. S. Nixon, Chamb.rsburg, and Wm. 31.3.tarstall,
Cadaler of fie lingormown Bank.
PorsonA desiring information or Nrasking to iwure mill
p1....5e-call on, or by nchire,,inz the nodemigned they will
he•traitad nn in nny part of the Conhte or Stale.
murk W. G. REED. Agent.
•
fi CHARTER PERPETUAL:-
1 8 2 COM
P ANY OP PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS
On January 1. 1844
CArrrAL
ACCEPTED SIMPLI.7B.
INVD3TED PRIDLIU3L4
VSSWITLED CLAIMS, I INCOME FOR. 31:04
a 9.416. _53.000.000. -
LOSES PAM SINCE 162..., $5,000.000
PERPETUAL AND TEKPORART POLICIES' ON
LIBERAL TERMS.
- DIRECTORS:
Charley N. Baneker. kaae Lee.
Edward C. Dale,
Com. Fah,.
•
Tobias Wagner,
Soufuel Gamut,
Jacob R. Smith,
C;enrge W. Riettard, Fru.. W. Lewis .M. D.
CHARLES N. It INCPER. Pre.iaent
EDWARD DARE Vies
%V. 31'A I: :01n.
DAtID OASIS Agent of the I..'"m•
puny in Chumbershorg. nit° nil] larnisn u.ll infnnunrion
ilot!O , 011y to nppliettntil
NSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTII
Inoorporatoil 111.14. Charter Perpetual.
-43 A vITAI, otliee 2:i2 'Walnut Stroll. Phila.
The prompt pay-tn.:at of Mm. fur In.ssesdurtng
the period of nearly coventy yrart that the Company tuto
lroo in existence. entitles them to the ettutiance of the
Thlf.eoulpauy n againt.t Ico.a by WAR or
INVASION.
Pensons trolling to insmen n ill plea, call addee..s
Me undersigned. W. G. REED Agent, Chambereburk.
As Agent for this Company. 1 ant prepared to Cancel
all Perpetual as. well as Tenn polieies covering property
de.troyed by the Rebels nu the 311th nt July, returning the
tall premium paid on application at my Ake
W. G. REED, Agent.
REIEUENCES-4. U. J. Alli4oll Ey:tf r, E•q.
Major J. C. Austin. CoL A. K. 31'Clure. Ms+
OPR AGENT.-Mr. Jon x GROVE, of
Clianillrel - Warg, is the General Agent of the Frank
lin ColAnty lusanauee Company, - lune?)
Aluoirat.
AIA.
.S
C O A N; IN & E - T
c H ,R
c . ,, k 4: 1 N 1 S LIN'S
HELM:IRONS 'were iritroilnced some twenty yeArS
since, and were succeeded by the HARMONIUMS about
nine years Imo. Tile CABINET ORGAN was bronchi
to its proem state of perfecnon only In the stammer of
THE AtrromATlc BELLOWS SWELL
has great advautag . es over any other invention of the kind,
is capable of muchjmer <Pah than can be produced by
ftny other, and is snore easily nned by the performer. and
excels especially in capacity for expremion.
Please notice it lvance in priee:r.
CABINET ORGANS.—StVIA: REEL,
No. 15: Four Octave. Single Reed ; in Walnut or
Oak Case AllO
No. lg. The Same,' in elegant Rosewood. Co. till
No: 17. Five Octave, Single in Walnut or
Oak Case 1:30
No. 10. The Saute. in elegant 11,..•n °oil 11 . 4
DOUBLE REEL,
No. 19. Four Octave, Double Reed. in Walnut or
Oak Case
No. 20. The Same. in eleiralit Rosewood Case.
No. 21. Five7Oetave. Double Reed. 'in Walnut or
.04 Case
No. Ct. The Sartre, in elegant ROSPWOO(.I Cane.
Na,23 The Same. in Solid Carved Walnut or
Oak, with Walnut Carving, 200
SIX STOP.
No. 14. Six Stop Cabinet Organ, in Walnut or
Cak Case. - :100
N. 13. -The Same. in elegant Rosewood Case 3 .0 0
EIGHT STOP.
No. 12. Eight Stop Cabinet Organ, in Walnut or
Oak Case t. 12.1
No. - 11. Tice Same. in elegant Ro.iewiWid . ;00
No. 24. The Sate. in Solid Carved ... ~lx)
No. ID. Pedal Bass Cr.biiiet Org4n: in Walnut or
Oak Case 000
Cases of rein: finish on hand /Tr tr ade to order.
MELODEONS.
No. 3. Five Octave. Piano Srrle, Itiolvood
No. 6. The Same, Portable. Rost wood -Case 110
No.' 7. The Same. Portable Walnut Case 91
No. 9. Four Octave, Portable. Rosewood Case.— .
rir Descriptive pamphlets tarnished by the sulnicri
bet, • _ .
As Agents for Megsrs. "Itfa,n & Hamlin we are enabled
ro cell at their New York prices and charge nothing for
freight
We have gold a number of their instruments, and ran
give numerous satisfactory referanres.
S. S SHRYOCR. Agent.
Chatnbersbnrg, Pa.
/11-lICKERING'S PIANOS!
119.090 SOLD!
NEW WAR.P. ROOMS,
Ent - mace Art Gallery of
WENDEROTIL TAYLOR . 6t. BROWN.
914, Cheitnnt St, Philadelphia.
WM: H. DCTTON. [inaylo-4t
Elquors.
I'MP OR T E R S
CAF
WINES AND LIQUORS.
LAUMAN, BALLADE & CO.,
19:$ SOUTH NECTIf STREET.,
Iktcren C4r-stntt and Walnut Strnlit, Philadtlyhm
GEO. M. LAL r SLAN,
A. M. SALLADr.,
J. D. lirrrnic:,
RIVESE, GAR.IinAT & CO.'S
SUPERIOR COGNAC BRANDY,
VINTAGE OF 15387
}:Het Minh. Amami witt,Agreen wnx wit{ l the inifiulg of the
firm.
A
_DIVORTED 111
LAUMAN. SALLADE
SUPERIOR OLD AIADEIFZ.A. WENT
FINE SHERRI', MARKT AND
' HOCK WINES
Asp ASSOET3IENT OP .
FINE BRANDS OF CHAMPAGNE.
OSBORNE & CO,'S
OPORTO.
FLNK ANTE DELICATE
OLD PORT WINE,
Eitel) bottle cealed aith yellow - wax with thoinitial4 of the
UM
INPUHTED
LAUMAN, SALLADE & CO..
}No. 125 Sooth North .trnrt, Phileohl,phirr
OL'D R A Y E WHISKEY„
OLD WHEAT WHISKEY
• ED
OBERHO TAT Z WHISKEY,
FOIST WHISKEY,
IV - P,RRT'S _
i t
TAO.OI,"S WHISKEY,
AND
READ N/; WINES
LAU:HAN, SALLADY, & CO
]y o , C 2 ,3 south Ninth .Firta. Philadelphia.
u023.1)-
*Mier . alio arnrss.
QADDLERY! REIIOVAL!!-
i.i JEILE3SIAII DYS'L'EIt t' , .peetrully rviiirns hie
thongs to this pntn,nA 1110 bberr.l enrournzenwnt recei
ve:ll,o.°ln tbew h u Whela, e.t.d. be Avonkt invite Worn and
the community gel,era`l •t ho ratty ward any thin/ in hi , .
line, to give lOn] ae nl. ut hl> rielV stand, on Main ;iarect.
an the tame Mew( :pied by him re'lr,reg totbe Are a-burn
he keeps enri,!antly ~ 1 1 11:1.1 tariery o f SADDLE
KY AND 11.11I.NE .i $ "an lnutiufactur ,• , nod
prepared to on t. In. that defy collipeti
fh,p. Every B ruck. a b e d for aat. is ivarrented to be
to,ule of the heat malarial mai ,v,,rkman,
‘ ,„1,,,,b w ill is, lully4l,eniWl‘tanzed on :',sn exanatuttion there•
nu - -,::Ks AND VALISE:S.—Iig , ould also eall the
avor ,“, nq ,„„, 4+•d Treat and t heap and
,tibstauthil Trunk or Valiv• hiyloAortinent.
..tixdl9
H. GORDONKEEL'S ON H A •,s; D
kJ. a 1nrgen , ..e.a..1,1 (tr Saddle. Harne.t , 'Cr,.lla,
Vind Bridle, 11:dinz airthing:. Sleigh
“l Stage Lew! HO, add Bitch:llg
StrArd. Wagon Libo. Woodt vovert d Ilr
irylted, - '
- --
-CARTRIDGE B 0 s c. H. 00R.
) DrIN ha. 4 u Supply .4 I 'ltrtn , l*. t! win hold
lorerfw e t ellory:re Itopontlne Ilioa Carirldn'o4. Call
.oni fez one and all,
- ITIO PERSONS WHO OWN 110itsEs.± -
L Hor tg 'arc Cell and Outs —Buy yousxklf a g.,od
Horse Blanket to C. Ii CORDON'S and kPrp your
Horses warm.
CK. GORDON'LACE OF BUSI,
• nees lebn South Main/wet, one door Mouth of Dr.
3. L. SUMPINOeIt race. Term, CAIML
amp; ant ettirines.
NEI!' 'DRUG STARE,
4%.WELT. SELELTED ,TOOK : 0
PLRE DRITGS,
$2,4749
PATENT MEDICINES
S.4(X),NO
971 000
1
, ' 4,
IMMEBB
Tint End of Browns [hid
x X 1s () PENIN (4 WEEKLY.
11 tri,ll of MEDICI
Smri , the very bent themarket rub fur.
.
NIXON 'S
CATTLE POWDER.:-TllO
dethantl for this excellent 'article is larger than ever:
Nu Rider sustunu its reputation Netter.
IXON'S HORSE POWDER.—Every
_LI Fernier ghmrid hive it. There is nothing' better
inipoverislitst of the
IN THE WAY OF FANCY GOODS
Nixon's stock ie the one to examine and ponduo,e
T IIERE ARE STILL MANY KINDS of GARDEN SEEPS in sra , ort. It rot O. tit!"
for the'' btime 3lEvon Ovhba.:‘• NIXON Lana fall in'
of all kind.; of Seed..
WA I ' PANACE.
I,lo* Oil, and all patent _Midi
.., iao
. 11,5
A .11P >.—COAL 0 . 1 L LAMPS at
mxoN..s.
NTIXO'N'i.4 DRUG STORE; IS ON 7 :SE.t.!-
_k OND STREET—haIt l% y bet../en the Metllo4l-4
Chtwelt mnl Seller% New lintel.
CHENCK'S SEE WEED TONIC, AT
SPANGLER'S.
Gt•TAR's RAT EXTERMINATOR.
at . SPANGLER'S.—
T` t E ED AEPICAL DI SCOVE En - .
11 -L:nriqay'a Blrod Searcher,
• • 11.1 ,- ett,'. 511th.,
Buclru,
Ayer' , Samar:mina.
Panacea.
HeMlatni . • German Bitten.
' S PANGLE
QUZ(ID)NT FUR THE TEETH. AT
SPANGLER'S..
BITRNETT'S COCOA - ENE F 0 R TEE
HAIR at SPANGLY:It's.
c4Nl' AIM'S PANACEA, AT
SPANGLER'S.
Y , ER'S PILL.S,
Wrizta'n
Docrtsantra
•
I) I RUG-S! DRUGS!!
C. fl. CRESSLER. sucerssor to IfEvnttit Sc. cuEss.
LER. Inc , opened In his new room, on Second street, oppo.
nite the Pod Office, where every effort trill be made to
.untain the popularity the old establishment tool acquired
A continuation of the liberal putromure which the firm re
ceived in respectfully nolirited. A fair stOok of Drugs,
Chemicals. and Patent Medicines to now offered. Also n
deniruble assortment of
l'erfurnery,
Soaps, -
. Pocket Books,
'Hint Brushes •
. ~ Plod; Brushes. .-
.
- Tooth 13ntnhes,
Contnerit..,
• - Dentirrice%,
and Perm- Article: , in great variety.
KEROSENE LAMPS.—Evert • deseription of Hand
Landts. Stand Lamps, [lunging Lump, and Side Lamps
`UtML:•• for Kitr•iten use, Parlor use, Scare u.+. and (lOi r e
TR I: BEST COAL OIL T I: MARKET.
1, ; (.10 all Colon. Ev.•r thing in a Drugzistr
tiptions n44ve etweiul att..ntion, awl Dr..
ith I,lro and skilL U. H. eIIESSLEIt.
SV(IJIId Street, opposite the Pot
Irv_ alai Sang boobs.
G OD N E w
4 111. EDUCED PRICES!
Are in nqn;pl ai a 11 . 1112 , , 10t of flash, Iknoglit at collie
, a pew... :at 'the 1.00 NI, York A tleflol., ton hick they
lot no the attentom oft h•
Wreoll, 111 as Mat Of Dry Geode ire snyllOw lw the tame
to 1111)-.
the at I! offer in largo ae..ortmeut of Dre•n
1:t•oals
Plaelr and
Spring Pop;in•
Pi.on ;not Fitney, DehtneAr,
e ' o we a goad SNoaltjent q i urt,
Clothc, AChich ur a ll 4.111t,,c.
Tqr Ciol .ten and get lttgaint,, at
novel , WM. WALLACH 3; COB.
kJEE 11EIZE:',--Staten Island Fancy Dye
log 1 a.l,ligh.;,4l , — The largest and m/ett complete
STGAJI DYEING& SCOURING ESTABLISH:HEAT
in fle , Worlil. (aud Combination of Wrench. German &
• ,Yapkee Skill. Almost every deem-Won of Silk nmi.
.1: - ..e1.541-tabrie, Cleaned and I)yeti to cite
Dye,lin the first style of the
AT: Non i. the time, ktr Ilinnovating Spring. Ami-el.
& co
:Mee: North Eighth Street bet, een:3lar
kot & Arch Enst Skle. -
New Wl*, ottlees: Not, 5&. 7 John St.. and. 710 ltrond.
eat. march:29.am -
ATETCALFE & HITESEIkIAT ARE-']
L thin d .3 , receiving Ladies', Gentlemens', Mitres,
Boys' and Cluidren's Boas—all qualities—Fanny, Ifielell.
ot, Unbleached, and ittue•mixod; Ladies' Kid hnisloal
(11ore, all color , Ladles', Misses' and Children's Blar k
Silk Mittli'a 'n''.' `AYI , . Sloop Skirt, for Which n a ta,r
ngenta t , Lassa Voila, aline assortment, (Bugled): Gauze
rialer-cirts, nlisizes and qualities , and ten thousand nth
•r art's, .nt "METCALFE Sr lIVT_ESBKW'S,
IT
NEE
MILLEL
/1321
one door teeßt
of
HOTEI
OE
CIIEMICALS
1111=
KEROSENE
LAMPS,
PERFtiMEUY
SO - APS, &e.
SPANe; I.ER S
Dlt Y (loon iz
. AT
WM, WALLACE &
Watches ant jlebultp.
GEO. DEMERIT & CO.
JEWELERS,
- :303 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
(CORNT,I:
100,00 u NtATCHES,
CHALCS, C; OLD PENS AND PENCII I S,
.
sr., de.,
WOR.Tfi $500,000!
TO BE BOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITHOUT
REGARD TO VALUE.
-,duct not to be //aid anti/ you know what you will reccirc;
SPLENDID LIST 0I;` ARTICLES
ALL TO BE SOLL, FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH !
-100 Gold Hunting Cages Watches each $lOO 00
100 Gold Watches, (10 00
•
200 Ladies' Watches 35 00
500 Silver Watches - $l5 IX) to $25 qu I
600ld 'Seek and Vest Chain* 12 00 to 13 00
1000 Chatelain and Guard Chains 5 011 to 15 00
3000 Vest and Neck Chains - 4. 00 to
.12 00 1
4010 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches... 400 to -2- IX) j
4000 Coral, Lava, Garnet, Sm., BrnocLes. 300 to i
70)0 Gold, Jet, Opal, &e.. Ear Drops... 300 to SOO
3)100 Gents Breast and Scarf Piny 303 to S. (g)
6000 Os al Rana Erna - els+ , 3 0010 SOO
2000 Chased Bracelets.... - 5 00 10 10 00
3300 California Diamond Pins and Rings. 250 to SOO
2000 Gold Watch Keys 2 5010 000
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and Studs. 2al to SOO
3000 (told Thimbles /. - 400 to 600
5000 Miniature Lockets , 2 110 to 7 Cl)
3000 Miniature Lockets, Magic 400 io 000
23001441 d Toothpicks, Crosses, dm OP to Pop
my) Fob and Ribbbn Slides...... 200 u, sno
NSA) Chased Gold Rings 200 to 300
4000 Stone Set Rings- - - 00 to - ti )$}
6300 Seth Ladies' .16 7 n - elry-,Jet S. Gold .7.; to) to 13 (Kr
t;000 Sets Ladies Jewelry—varied styles • 3 (X) to IS (0)
eOOO (told Pens. Silver Case and Pencil 4 (0) to 4 011
4, RN rat Ebony Molders 6CO to It/ 00
6000 cold Pen., Monnjed Bolder t ((4) to 4; 00,
Al) 111.Konap. in the above Li.: wnl Iwo +Ol,l, without re
dreation, her ONE DOLLAR 1.:.11'11. errtitimtte. ‘.l NI
article. are pl.tee,l in ,Itnikte em, elopes sealed
and mixed. Tlte.e mividolool ri lio'rent by mail. or do
livered at our without regard a. eladee. On reeeiv
ing a Vertifiraze. you c ilI Zee %hat ;trtivie it represents,
and it optional with )011 dollar. and reet•ive
the artkle natra:ll,.or any ether in the lint of ...amp value
By tbil mode ue ghe , eleetia.n. from a varied ~tuck of
t. wood, of tha best make , ;wt latest etyloc, mul of
trita , ir Nrurth, at It nominal price, while all WT.' a ,•hung,
, Peuribg. artiele. of tholery hi¢he,evt value
In nit trrati.arrnon , by mar! n e ellat
cortifieutq rayine nAtez7e. and doing. the bucine,:,
cent web. Fire try , ificate . , trill h• tont fur il:Elrrrn
fim $5: .Faiy,cre ...7 , 1(); and OM firdrtri
MEM
REASONS WILY
We .I) , m ,upply your Irant,:; Our lat little, sire Urestir
pas-ed our work-of unrivalled ex, 7 lence-1 our proud'«,
'punctually nh , x-rved. Our eenf nratinn bruun as near
the m0...1 rennK , flur 2,14. arc new front:lb.
uninanicturer, n 641 ' 7:I the I.tte.t rind tnet , trb. , inthle Ctyles
The zatxl-. fin/[ IN 4.01 d. and 1114 , terro, are unequalled.—
i!LE11:E!E11/19111
ginn - nntin. entip: c“ti4favtion in every ir,danee and
if there rer.ml tl,,uti.fieet tt ith 'ally article
they ntiy nwive. they will imm.dlntPly rA , tra)t and
the print , NI ill he refunded
A t.ENTS.—We allow those :tett= a. Ao•nt,.. Ten Cent
In raelt Cert , fieatp orflomrl, pmcidrd thy, ,untlanee
=!
ze•
They ,rd I Collect 2.1 eent for everfCerttlieate, nud. r
t.-onaix remit-to lIF larent.. *vit t
, GEO:itt:SIEI:11 S. co
I=
IMMO
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWEL RY..6.:‘:
IlavingjuA opened a well 5 , ..te.,a.4
in my
Opposite. the Post Office, on Second Street,
where my old and I hope many nun customers will hnd
nie during bitsinei , boar% My 01,1 rick basing been re
duced very snddenly on Ike 310 of July last I was eoin
pellet] ra buy on
Entire New Stock of Goods.
u h", h an .pf the latea Myles end pattern., t uue..tiuq of
t. hi Silver kJ:0110410 nut Antorionn)
(tent'. and Lain •• Warrhe.,
,ry of flue and — uteditun qu.slirte,
, OVer 'l'ldtniden.
,Na;dror
- Fruit and Rutter KniN os,
Gold Pens ot tine rtuality.
Peekyt Cutlery.
lte.ror., Stairs and Brushy.,
„Silver Plated Spoons, Fork, and Butter Knives.
-Pocky, Rix
Purses.
Nail and Tooth Brushy.,
Redding and lot het Comh.,
Leal Pencils.
ldioneNi Satchel.
Large and Small liVidniv Bwtkets
31I'SICAL I.:NSTRITNIEN'IB.
Violins,
Flores,
Fife.. • •
Dri -
njos,
Tattitionfies,
Areordeons,
}lath:ins, &es
The assortment of CLOCKS is large and. of every vat,
riety.
I Ease on hand the lIENRY RIiP . EATING RIFLE,
nthirh can he fired Armen times in that many worlds,
Everybody should have one for self defence. - -
The public are invited to call and examine Theta.
PISTOLS on hand and orders filled for any kind that
may be "ranted, Cartridge,' of all sizes kept an baud.
From long experience lean adapt Spectacles to - the eight
of the ell is well as middle agol SPECTACLES AND
EVE GLASSES in COIL Silver and Steal Fratnes at
on hand.
leg the agency for the sale of the celebrated 8UR
u1...1.1T. AND FIREd'ItOUF SAYE. iitamfactared by
Ferrell, Herring it Co., I will fill tailors at the manufac
tures priee. All information in regard to theta given. •
The public are invites to call and examine the stock.
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry repaired at low rates to
snit the times,
deel I - EDWARD AUGDINBAUCH.
E R Y II A•R P E R,
:6. ;OM ARCH STREET, .111()1 E.
31anufneturer and Dealer in
WATCHES, FINE .1 - EI'ELRY,
sour> siLvER
Asir srrEitioit sIiNER,PLATED IV-UM
ETIOLDEN, INVITE'S TIT E AT
-I_l4 tention Of every reader of tlo. parer, whirls inelndes
many ttoot•and,d hr old patron, nod aequaintonees, to
und•otally larve :ow boantifol %at iety of AM EIZII'AN
& itoporroa NV.VIVII ES - t•LOCKS. and elegant design 3
E1V1:1.1: V. Psi I,VNIt WA ItE. &e •
ELI HOLDEN
7O Market Street. Ilailrelelphia
EMI
ttioti)ing.
EW QUARTERS ANIS NEW STOCK
TUE OLD CLOTIIINO 1:311'0"RIM
IN VII:
Chamberthurg, Pa.
The tnalersigited, after a temporary abSINIee IleCefAltllted
I.S tlu• degtroetion of Chambersdtvie. hal. attain returned
and olt•ned not 4foll blunt in the Market House Into 1 . 011
WIIII.IOOI Dry Good store and Haber st Jaluttoter's Gm
( t•Q u large us•ortutent of
EA LL AND 'WINTER GOODS of everydeseription
1 , and quality.
4toek 'ono,tn of lkendy Made Chdhing soil no
Over ('o.+ brunt Cont.. Panto, Vests, 'Under Sthrto,
Draxvers. also
GENTLE3IENS' FIatNILING GOODS, no
Cravat+. Suspenders, Gloves u Shawl+, Ilandkert 0;1-
luta, Umbrella", ke., &a.
stcoet; of Cloths for rovtomer work. l'Onsi‘t,of French,
Eng 10•11 and Domestic manufacture. Black Doe Skin and
Fora.y CaE6itners, Mani: Satin, Pieced Slika, Plain and
Fancy Ca rimer liestings which will be made op to pater
in -tylei to oral the, taste of euatotners, on short notwe trait
1,1,4•11:11,1e •
ila vit: engaged a practical Cutter from the I ant
Pr. pared to furrii.h olotting• in the most 2.411m...hie ..1)1e4 •
no.l aK none but experiPneed workmen tire I... Ratted per
..., may rely upon gutting- ' their work well done at my
Store
Thankful for the pa u
rt4 " ;; ."— lge heretofore 11/Kli.lreit 1 re -
y
dully aolicit a cuntinuanee of the amt.
,14
.1. T. HOSKIN:if/N.
YOTlCE.—Sealed proposals *ill l)(-
ef - iverl nt thr Commit -blithers' Ul.lrbl ro
111,n: IMO/ 3inliddy, the sth drty o f at In (,•,1,2,, tor
the REPAIR- (ik' A THUDGII nern.,4 the Antietam Pri,k,
-in WeThington S V' elfi eatkns of-fain Brid_r
Pan i,r I.en at any ham in the CuittmWieeerul °the,
By urcier of the eninmissioners.
Mtl)l7-St_ ok:0,-1 - eitEM AS.
VQTICE.—A certificate, in my fma}r for
1.11 fiN P Simms ttf ‘tock in th, -, flAnrusßuizt; BANK
having been lost, application ban been nuide to the Bank
fora new certificate In place thereof.
lILIZABETH F. PATT.MSON.
Merrneshany, May 17th, 186541
tit lapositorp,- qatatittsburg, pa.
GELWICKS Lt BURKUART
Wholesale goods at City prices.
.Wholesale 'Foods
at City pricea.
aELWICIi.S & BU,RKHAiRT
KPep the. Largest,ostortment in town: - Keep the
larga,t assortment In town.
BURKHA , 'IIT- -
kA Rave an Immense stock of fib. cheap. in whole half,
quarter and eighth barrels.
G. o_
EWIC e ICS H
BURKAIRT
L
Over 1000 sacUsti. A, Salt. American. Liverpool
and patent snyk%, rdidleanle and retail nt IF, ware{ than
rev other Inman in town.
aELWICKS & BURKHART
ReeP a Very_line Selection trf Pickled and Prestirved
Fntity Jell Pinkies: reads for the tattle, Spired 0,.
ten, Canned Peaches, Canned Cunt, Canned Totnltio - e 4 .
it:noire Uriat itccf, fine &mar Cured
[!I &
Vf itfror an4Cl3lar4 TeKs ! ehovolate'rure
hakiatz artielo:. prime large nrrt
wont of l're•l, l:r.lt•kers and (.7111.e,
CELWICKS BURKHART
J' Sell nll gradn% Byrnp , . (7 .dr".• Sngen
and Ritz. whol«,110 ni l Retell.
EL\VICKS & BURKHART
k 3 H o ve a von• large tif,..arrmpnti , f Queen , ware, Stine-
slum, Tuin , A,N,"l.3rll,lws, Broom., Ear•ketg, Cords and
Twine.
& 'BURKHART
Keep n relt - heavy ctoek of all kladorarkl grarlea of
ndrt seen Ana sell wholeanle am!
or fortranting the
VIRMERS LOOK TO YOUR- INTER
EST. flo m GELIII/CICS 1:11111KHARTA for
Nair, Fish a, ,t 1 Grororie..%
ri ELIVICIUS & BI'RKITART
J 3funufacture all kiwis of Candy and floofectiphiry,
'all all Linds of Frua% Say , Onlnges, Lemons, 1 pp,
PrunPs wholesale and re d.
C 4 ELIVICIcS & BUR'KHARTTS
X Is the play« to go' for the largest and most varied
au.ortment of Stoll. (too& in roan. and at reasonable
( EL WICKS & BURKHART
k.A
Sell : T er., Coal. Whale, Lubricating and Kfirn
sene Oil. - •
CHEAP! CHEAPER!! CHEAPEST!!!
A FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES!
Lac just rovlis ed and now openilig n I. , ;eizeral usaortmeni of
FRESIT ICERIES.
xt srmatly rellueett tit.s. to wit
iood Brots n talttatar at 10 costs per pound.
Primegreen Rio Coffee at 13 cents per pound.
Prime City•eurtsl Hams at 113 to 28 cents, per pound.
A No. 1 Shorn:fad No. 1 Bay Mackerel.
GoodSyraaps at 23 and 30 cents per quart.
Love Ping's A No:1 S . ) rup 35 cents per quart. -
Sew crop New Orleans Molasses at 0.1 cents per quart.
- FRESH TEAS.—Black, Young Hyson,' Gunpowder
dad Imperial—prime articles. a
Spices. Fruits. Tamarinds (preservss3f for the' i sick, nod
every other artiele in his lane at greatly reduced prEes. '
' FLOUR AND MEAL.—Extr, Family Flour for sale
by - the barrel or small. Also, Corn one Buckwheat Meal.
liwhent Catk price paid for ell kind.. of Country
Ptodure.
'Chunk - Sul to his friends anal the people for the past, he
res'peetfully solicits a taontinuance of their favors.
E. D. REID. ,
iviARKET HOUSE.—Theunder§igued
respectfully Inform their numerous customers and
the pnblic generally that they have re-opened their CT°.
eery Store in the room formerly occupied by the Hook and
Ladder Company, in the Market House, and take this
method of returning tle it thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to them. Their stock is complete m
every variety of FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting Of
Ham, Syrups. Salt, Mackerel, Coffee, Sugars, Teas, To
baecos. Brushes Brooms, Buckets,.Cords, Times, Glass- ,
ware, Queenswure and everything heretofore kept at their
former place 'of busine:s. They n, ill always keep a suffi
cient stock on hand to be enabled to meet the demands of
the comtannity— COUNTRY PRODUCE' taken in ex
change for goods at cash market QriCeS. Don't forget. the
place. (Market House.) three doors from the corner, on
Queen Street. [ttiur3ll HUBER & LE3f ASTER.
QPRECHER'S GROCERY STORE.—
The undersigned has the largest stock of FAMILY
GROCERIES in ton-n, whirls he offers tdthe public at the
lowest CASH PRICES. It is not necessary to enumerate,
as illiolsliNgs is l a rge and complete.
highest prices mid for COUNTRY PRODUCE in
exchange for goods. iaug3lj CYRUS SPRECHER.
CT. HOLLOWAY, WIIOLESALE
• GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
50.1 MAIM?' STREET, (North aide, above Fifth street,)
Philadelphia.
Il' YoU WANT GOOD GOODS Al
the lowl,l p re, r.dl ut th,:nuniis (4.o,ery of E. I)
1:Ern... 14 ,-1w Dr. Size.lerott's
°-• attontr»o at EMI).
d.. R" S. STENGER, ATTOR
•N}YS AT LAW.—W. 81'tiv:Eit, Distrirt At
torney and Agent for procuring Pensirms, Bounty Moticy
And arrears of pay.
Mire in James Duffield's dwelling. on the West side of
Second Street, beta yen Queen and Waslungton Streets.
anc.24
CI TUMBAUGH & GEAR. ATTORNEYS
K) LAw.--Odich opposite the Pest Office. Will at
tend promptly foal] busine+s entrusted to their care.
P.S.—Authorized Agents for the rollectlon of Pensions,
Bounty, Bark PIN- and nil other Mai Ms against the Eros ern.
went. 50144
V S EVERETT. Attorney at Law.
• biller on Nl4rlot Street. opposite the Court
Mou. formerly a-eupied by Jer. Cook. Esq. All legit
ler‘brest. mitrugetl to hi cure tailt rte r tw•r prompt atten
tion. sep74f.
TOTES STEWART, Arroit.NEY 'AT LAW
01 (Mee on Second Street, a fete doors South of the
Market Howe. PENSIONS, BOUNTY and nther claims
rouiptly collected. [aag3l
rut J. NILL, Arrousp - AT LA:Bv. 01
• flee at Iti4 reilidence on I:young) t - v:tl9
1 B. KESTNEISY. ATTobtf AT LAW
• Mee nn Marliet ntreet.• ortl9
-SorWaiting pousco. •
NIT UNDERLICII f cl NEAD
FORWARIMS;r: A.^:l) 341.1trilANts
North Sreond Street, opposite the Cumberland Valley
Chambershurg, Pas
'ars run regularly to and from Philadelphia anti Haiti
alum
AGENTS,—Prartiek, Zell & Hindman, No. tiOli Mar
ket St, Philatlelphia.7 •
Likens Vallee, Broken Egg and Nutt COAL, (duvet
from the mine..NYilke.tharre and Pine G,l-ove FOUNDRY
COAL LUMBER, SHINGLES. SALT, PLASTER and
Ilanrork kept constantly on Inuut FLOPS,
GRAIN and PRODUCE of all kinds purrhared at the
bightiq rash priers.
Sepal, - WUNDERLICH & BEAD.
Till" L. GILLESPIE. JACOB SELLER.
IL LESP IE . ZELLER - & CO..
‘_A PRODUCE AND PROVISION 'MERCHANTS,
• - ANDTi7IOLE3.4LE GROCERS,
Notth•Weet earner of Sixth aad Market Streets, Phila
drtphiti, jnol A. M.N...
etrottrieg,
- - -- --t =
E. D. REID
t: LASS, QUEENS. STONE. --,
WILLOW AND CEDAR. WARES,
Corner of Main and Washington Starts.]
MUM
Lines at Zrabel.
101 E .1 4 ,ZN Sri, VA NI A RAILROAD
WINTER. TIME FIVE TRIPS DAILY
to and from Pißadelphia and Pitaburg. On and after
Monday,`Detaber 313. t. 1564. the Passenger Trains of the
Pennsylvania Railroa I.Company will depart from Hssris
burg and arrive at Pt ladelphia and Pitisbnrg-as follows:
EASTWARD:
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg dai
ly a.. 2.45 A. M. and arrivea at Wet Philadelphia at 6.55
A. M.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg daily (except Monday)
at 9.00 A. x•, and arrives at West Philadelphia, at 1 4 2.10
P. X. Passengers take breakfast at Lancaster.
MAIL TRAM leaves Harrisburg daily (except Spa•
day) at 1.30 P. K, and arrives at West Philadelphia at 5.•
r. 3L
PITTSBURG AND ERIE EXPRESS leaves Harris
burg dairy (except Sundays) at 11.55 P. 51., and arrives at
West Philadelphia at 4.20 A. N.
lIARRIFBURG ACCOMMOD A.TION TRAIN, leaves
Harrisburg- daily (except Sunday.) at 4.00 P. M., and ar
rives at IN est Philadelphia nt 9.30 P. St. This train has no
rim necgon from the West.
COLUMBIA ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Har
risburg daily (except Srmdny) at 7 A. it, andarrives at
Lancaster at 9.15 A. It.: connecting (except on Monday)
no hi] the - Fast Lite east'
WESTWARD
PITTSBURG AND ERIE EXPRESS leaves Harris
burg daily (except Sunday) at 12.35 A. 31., Altoona 6.50
A.lL,ltake breakfast, and arrive at Pittsburg at 12.40 P.M.
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRALN leaves - Harrisburg
daily (except Monday) at 2.25 .t. Altoona 8.15 A. IL,
take breakfast, and arrives at Pittsburg at 1.40 P. sl. .
THROUGH EXPRESS leaves Harrisburg daily at 3.-
25 A. It., Altoona at 8.15 A. IC, take breakfast and arrivec
• at Pittsburg at 2.40 P. IL
FAST LINE leaves ilarrisburg daily (except Sunday)
at 4.00 I'. M.: Altoona at 9.10 P. If., take supper. and ar
rives at Pittsburg at .0.00 A. M.
MAIL TRAIN leaves ,Ramsburg daily (except, Sun
day) at l .40 P. at.: Altoona at 7.5.5 P, N.. take supra.. and
arrives at Pittsliurg at La/ P. M.
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION west letlvite Lan
caster at 11.00 A. at, connecting there with the Mail west;
leaves.Monnt Joy at 11.51 .1. M., and arrives at 'Harrisburg
at 1.101 P. N. -
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THEIHARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
from Pitsbnrg, whieb arrives at Harnsbarg at 6.10 P. 8..
slaps there. passengers for East of Harrisburg lay over an
ill 11.55'i. B. SAMUEL D. YOUNG.
nor 9 I Supt Middle Dir. Penna. R. R.
NORTHERN 'CENTRAL RAILWAY
. .I , t ILL TIME TABLE.—Four Traino Dolly to
and front Baltimore and Workington City,
Conmietiona made with trains on Pennsylvnnia Rai; road.
So and from Pittsbarg .md the NV pst.
(. 7 R TRAINS DAILY to and from the North and
We r t Brauekihrtgnehanna. Ehntro end all of Northern
Nero York.
9ir and 'via Monday, Oct 17th, I.IN. the Passenger
Trains of the Northeni Central Railway will arrive at and
depart from Harrisburg' and Baltimore as follows :
SOUTHWARD.
TRAIN leaves Sudbury daily tes;'n:pt
Sunday) 10a5 L.N.
•
- leaves Harrisburg liar P.M.
" arrives at Baltimore ... ~.. :1:40 P.M.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Sunbury dotty (es-
cold Sunday) II:15 P.M.
leaves H ar risb rag (except
Monday) 2:50 A.M
arrives at Ba!:;more ...... 7:00
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION !eaves
Harrisburg— 7:00 .A.:o
SUNBURY ACCOMMODATION leaves Sun..
- - -
bury daily (ex. Satalay) -.. 7:30 A.m
PRLLADELPRIA EXPRESS TRAIN leaves ;
Sunburyirtally (ex. Sunday) 9:05 r.st.
NORTHWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Baltimore daily (e:reept
Sunday) 1120 a... 31.
" leaves Harrisburg 125 P.M.
arrives at Sunbury 4:05 P. 31.
EXPRESS THAD: leaves Baltimore daily... 9:30 P,M.
an - ire:sat Harrisburg 1::A) .%,3.1
' - " leaves Harrisburg daily (ez
•rept Monday) - 3:15 A.M.
arrives at Sunbury 5.51 A. 31
ERIE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Baltimore
daily (except Sundays) at.. 7:30 P.M.
'• - leaves Harrisburg dady (ex
. cept Sundays) at 12:35 A.ll.
" ' arrives at Sunbury at. , 3:25 a.m.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION leaver
• Baltimore daily(ex.Monday 100 P.M.
arrives at liartishurg at. t.. '1:50 P.M.
SUNBURY ACCOMMODATION leaves liar.
risburg daily (ex. Sunday). 4.00 P.M
The Erie Express and Philadelphia Express are through
trains to and from Erie and all intermediate points. Mail
and Express trains run through to Elmira.
For further information apply atithe 011iee. in I'euoryl•
eania Railroad Depot.
0et26•64 • J. N. Dr BARRY. Gen. Supt.
pHILADELMIA AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD.—This Great line trover, , , the Northern and
Northwest counties of Penwylvatfia to the city of Erie, on
Lake Erie.,
It haa been leased by.the Pennqylvanin Railroad Corn.
pony, and in operated by them:
Ito entire length nits opened for pagsenger and freight
busineso. Oetobei - lith, ISC4.
TIME OF PASSENGER TRALNS AT HARRISBURG
=
Mail Train
Lock Raven Acrommoilation
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Mail Train.'.
Lock Haven Accommodation.
Passenger Cars run through on Mail ,Train, without
change both ways between Philadelphia and Erie, and
Baltimore and Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Cags on Mail Train both mays between
Philadelphia and Loek Haven. and on Elmira Express
Train both ways between Williamsport and Baltimore.
Fur Inforpssalim respecting Pasmoutret btuttlem apply at
cprner 31/th and Market Streets, Philadelphia.
~And for Freight business of the Company's Agents
S. B. KLNGSTON. Jr., Cor. lath antl.Harket Sts., Phna.
J. W. RE.V.Nouls, Erie.
J.M. Dnit.k. Agent N. C. R. It, Baltimore, Md.
H. H. HOUSTON,
Gen. Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
H. W. °WINNER,
Oen. Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
JOS. D. POTTS,
t'rhP, 65 - -
Gen. Manager, Williamsport
OtTNIBERLA,.NTD VALLEY & FRANK ,
I,_/ lAN RAILROADS.—CHARGE OF HOURS.—
4):1,313d after Monday, October 31, 1864, Passenger Traits;
ivilPran daily, as follows, (Sundays excepted) t. '
FOR CIIA6LBERSBURG, A. 1•11) HARRISBURG:
'4 . ' — ' ' - A.B. P.IIL
Leave Ffalaitistdffin ;. 7:00 2:45
Greencastle 7:37 3a5
8:17 r 4:20
Clianibersburg
I Leave at 8:30 12:55
Leave Shippensburg ....... 9:00 1:2
Newville 9:32 2:00
MEM
" 31rehaniesburg 7:00 10:49. 3:16
Arrive at flarrinbarri~r. 7:30 11:15 3:45
FOR CHAAIBERSBURD AND HAGERSTOWN:
A.3f. P.M. P.M:
I. ..aye-Harrisburg 6 .05 - 1:40 4:15
" 3lechardesburg 6:47 2.20 4:50
" Carlisle 0:27 2:56 5:15
" Newville 10:CP. 3:34
" Shippensburg 10:33,4:04 I
Arrive at Chambersburg 11.00 4:35
Leave Chamberstnrg 11:10 4:45 ,
" Greencastle ' 11-55 5:35 - 4 :
Arrive *§Hagertown 1":35 6:15
I Making close conneetion.s.at Harrisburg with trains for
Philadelphia, New York and Pittsburg. and with trains
for all points West.
The Train leaving Harrisburg at 4:15 P. X. runs only as
far as Carlisle. 0. N. LULL, Rapt
R. R. Office, Chamb'g, Oct. 31, 1664.
Alisteltancous.
MANHOOD: HOW LOST HOW
RESTORED.—Just pubished, a new edition of
DR. CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY on the
radical curt (witlant medicine) of SPERMATOMIIMEA, or
seminal weakness, Involuntary Seminal Loofa, IMPOTES ,
CY, Mental and Physical incapacity, Impedixnents to Mar
riage, etc., also, CONSIZIPTION, EPILEPSY, npd PM. in
duced by selPindulgerde or sexual extravagance.
t Price, in a sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author In this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates, from a thirty years, successful practice, that
tne alarming consequent* of self-abuie may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of Internal medicine or
the application of the knife—pointing out a mode of cure
at once simple, certain, and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no mutter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
• Thi-i Leenme sho u ld be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a pima envelope, to any address,'
pow-paid, on receipt of six c`1 , 111,.. or twerne4 mumps. Ad.
dre.t the ptillll,l‘..r, C. KLINE S., CO.
NERVOI:SNE,SS A N D
DEBILITY
DR. STRICKLAND'S Toxic.
DYSPEP.SI_ , I ,
IVe ran'reeotionend 111, - +e qdrer,llg with of Appe
tite Italigebtion or D 3 .ep•on Non 011 , 110-S dolid Nervou2
Debility, to nse Strieldand's't retie. It in it vegetable pre.
paration, free from alcoholic ; it strengtbear the
whole nervous sye•tern , it err ate: R good ,tppetite, and
warranted to rare D.) sper.itt. and Nervous
For sale by Draggi.ts generallV, at $1 per bottle. Pre
pared by Dr. A. Striekland,,6 Eist Fourth Street, Cincin
nati. Olthi. C. If Cre.sler, Agext-ll Cliamben,burg,
COU(.1.11 NO MORE!
TRY
STRICKLA.NI)'S
MELLIFLUOUS t '
. ,
COUGH BALSAM!
Dr. Strickland's Melhfluous Cough Balsam is warranted
to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Astluna. 'Whooping
Cough, Sote Throat, Consumption, and all affections of this
Throat and Lunge.
For sale by C. H. Cre.ler, Cliambersburg. General
Depot, No. 6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
HCEA!
D All the mfslieul men and the Press recommend
1)R. STRICILL.AND'S .ANTI-CROLERA MIXTURE
as the only certain remedy for -Diarriaeu and Dysentery.
It a combination Astringents, Absorbents, Sthinii
lasts and Carminath es. and is srarrented to effect n cure
after all other means have failed.
For sale by P,. H. Creamier, Cluuupersbarg. General
Depot, No b Est Fourth Strert. Cincinnati. Ohio.
ST RI CKL'AND'S
PILE REMEDYI
- -
Dr. Strickland's Pile Rented). has cured thousands of
the worst roses of Blind and Bleeding Plies. It gi.rns
tm
mediate relief and erects a permanent - cure. I'r3- it di
rectly. It is warranted to cure.
For sale by C. H. Crestder,.Cluunbersburg, General
Depot, fi East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. noc3Cily
PDYSPEPTICS.—Having been nillie
ea for a number of year: with Dyspepsia, I was
Ildvi4ed to try DR. WISHARTS MEDICINE for that
disease. I derived great benefit and recommended it to
quite a number of my friends und who were also mach
benetitted by It. and whose testimonials can be hail if nec
essary. nave been appointed by Dr. Wishort as Agent
forthe Sale of Lis Medicine, wholesale or retail.
W. (:.REED;
Repository office. charabeoburg Pa.
lIMM
TOB PRINTING, in eveiy style, done
•SO the OMr (lift.' FRANKLIN REPOSITORY.
,etobrs Glib . Irinttre.
G REATRED tf 0' N.
IN PRIC,ES!!
MILLER, II TON CO..
TINWARE & TOVE DEALERg.
have redused the prices of their goods :15 percent.
They n tt lon the_ bent quality Tpe - PaibrlNG,
(finding the Tin, J far bIO per_o4cacie..lf tkie owner
finds the Tin they -will put it oil. , siildefed. G,r ()riper
r=92
People would de well to roll upon them Ilefortt:moking
eontrarts or purehme. ekewm,t,
PartieuTar attentiou will be pull to SPOUTINI - .IJOB
RING. &c.. at the Cheapest rid" -- ,-.- 1
,' . -
LIGHTS - LNG RODS. of bet Oalranizal Irou, put up
iltmpgly and elwarly
JE., IL & CO., hare a fine nsmortment or
JAPANNED,
BIRD CACVES.
all'of whiekthey 6frprat Awn pmfir,
(:ice them a r,all and oe4. fOr
. ) - ,kanAve=. [may 10
CIOOK STOVES TIN - WA-11E.—We ,
have ju=t rere,ived a nea Aral complah , tu.sortment of
Conk StllVl,, which we are selling at haver ptiees than
can be bought in Philadelphia and all move- .nul by no
are guaranteed to be pant halzen and give sati.fartion.
..114o—A large lot of Tin Ware, which Ire are selling at
ery low priee4, Persona in want of good Cook Stoves or
Tint Ware are invited to call and exandue for themselv, ,
at - ETTER & EysTliars.
Main St. onpo‘ile E3ster & Bras Store.
I t 7 .81{0SENE OIL AND LAMPS.—We
ix. bare psi received a nen- asiairtinent ofßemsene
Lamps which we are sidling at very low prices. Per
son; in want of nice and good kerosene Lamps will save
money by calling nod examining our mon-intent Also.
all kinds of repairing Lamps done by
ETTER d: ESYTER,
Main St . opposite EC - -ster L Bros Store.
H -
OUSE AND BA R N
We are prepared to do Spouting and Jobbing ofall
kinds with neatness and dispatch, and warranted to give
satisfaction. Also--"LIGHTNING BODS" put up on
Houses tr Barns at shortnotice. by
ETTER. S EYSTEII.
usaylo Main St.. opposite Eyster S Mrs'. Store.
1:40 A. N.
1:30 P.M.
las
1:40 e. M
Marblvarr teuting,
H - UT'AR DIV A - R
-E_
HUBER TOL — EfERT
Have opened their store
on Main - street,
nearly orrpilsite their old place of business,
with an - eatenire stock of Hardware Cutlery. &c..
consisting in pfirt of
Iron, Paints.
- Oils,
Spikes, Turpentine,
Steel. Tar,
Hinges, Varnish,
Files; Blasting Powder,
Brushes, Grind Stones,
Shovels, - Cedar Ware, '
Bakes, - Pocket KrsiV!s,
_
Spades, &e.. &e.
, Special attention is called . • -
1— ns they are
prepared to furnish itt any quantity.
, : at wholesale, •
everything in their line.
Call and examine our stack. aprille
6:30 10:10 2:46
COACH AND SADDLER
HARDWARE.
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he continues to carry on the above business,
at his old stanch on Main Street, opposite - the German Re
formed Chureb, ORA MBERSBURG,
Having enlarg ed his business,:. Sadd/cri and Coach
makers as iII firld in his Store Room a general ast , artment
of woods suited to their several requirements: such as
Fair and Country Ilogskras,
Patent Leather,
Saddle Trees and Girdling.
Gig Trees. Full Plated, Tinned and Japanned; Goat
' Hair, Straining: Web and Worsted Rain "
Web, lower than Cotton :
Flames, Bits and.Stitrups. Plated. Tinned and Japanned
Coach Handles, new styles; Curtain Frames; Hut> Bands;
Bridle Fronts; Roseates. Swivels and Ornaments; Iron
Plated and Wood Gig Hanle,
BUCKLE'S—BRASS, SILVER AND JAPANNED,
all Stylog and Patterns; I.‘ ory and Wooden 3larthigide
'Rings, Stamp Joints, and a N anety of sdhergoodssititahle
for the trade. - j •
"
• ALL KINDS OF 'PLATING. &e., done with neafttesi
and despatch. [decl4] LEWIS WASEPLER.
CHEAP lIARDW A-RE!
BRAND do FLACTS..
Hnd a few goods under the pavement, which were not
burned. Such as Locks, Hinges, Screws and other Hard
ware. Besides, they have just received from Hew York
and Philadelphian very large lot of goods. purchased much
cheaper than they are generally sea They having been
turned out, theretbre tee offer Irob, Haiti, Hocks, Hinges,
Screws, Bolts. Mk, Glass, Paint. Ste., at thelowest tigrtre.
T/) 11LACKSMITEIS AND VAR:3IEIIS!
We ha e on hand about 10 Tons Iron of difforbut kinds,
wliieb we will sell less thttli it can be bought in the city.
Abe me have 100 kegs of Nails and Spikes, we Mier at
from fi toll/ dollars pe
I (. I TITLERY. •
Knivoa and - Forks, Scissors, Razors, Pooket-
Spoons, .ke„ jtpd received loan New York which we offer
cry" low. ' sep
ARRI,s,GE MAKERS' GOODS,
‘.../ Shoemakers' Findings,
Saddlers Finding,
at BKAND & FLACK'S.
SZHOVELS, FORKS AND SPADES AT
23 rent. each and many other artzeles which was in
the fire, which can he made as good an new
at BRAND & FLACK'S.
CEDAIt WARE.—CaII at the Store in
the Alley. BRAND & FLACK.
Zabacro ant ,_.2."`rgars.
TACOBS' TOBACCO AND CIGAR
STOD.E.—Maring re-built my Toluteeo and Cigar
Store on South Main street, (earner of Washington a Main
streets,k two squares from the Dirdnond, I would invite all
to call and examine my stock, connoting of
CHEWLNG TOBACCo
Congress, all kinds, 'Cavendish.
Twist, all kinds. Rose Twist, • ,
Flounder, Old Virginia,
Nary, Doney Dew,
'Michigan Fine Cut, ,fte.., &n.
Solace,
Anderson Shorts
Talisman,
•
Rappe.
Large Rand,
Cut. and Dry,
Lynchburg,
James River,
Mead,
sep
REMOVAL OF B U 8 H' S TOBACCO
, AND SEGAR STORE.—Thenntlemigned has re
moved his Tobacco anti Segar Store to his neeroom, on
SECOND STR'E'ET, nezreloin. 'hi the' Friendship Engine
Haan e, where ha will keep on hand a compete Moak of
TOBACCO AND SEAMUS; sunhat, Natural Leaf, Rich.
igan and Smoking Tobaten, Pipes, he.
TACOI3S & Y
Mannfaeturels and Wholesale Dealers in
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
No -310 iron! Third &red, above Vine, West . .574
(_ 0112 15 , 1 PHILADELPHIA, PA.
J
.D. JACMI7.. late of Chamb'e. Pa. HRYRY R. SliTaftlit-
11111..,5,
AXI) E)I.EIJELI WAR}
!MEI
ICE CREAM rnEnzinis
WATER COOLERS. &C
Builders and Contractors.
Hart's Delight,
Suety Side, die.
,Noma:
Seotth
SMOK„ING
Big Lk*,
Danville,
Garabaldi,
Grant,
SigeL
J. A. JACOBS.
C. H. BUSH
May 81;4863.
Abets 'any *tationerti•
e.
rpl3E OLD BOOK STAND
` 1-
S. S. SHRYOCK,
Ras peon removed to the new building opposite the Pne
OFFICE:W.Im* a fall assortment of -
SCHOOL AND .311SCELIA NEOUs Boom
STATIONERY,,PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, ETC:
Can be had - at exceedingly - Low Prices. -
WALL PAPER and WINDOW SHADES, a lara.
and new stock. :
, Fairchild's Ctlebrated Gold Pens, fully warranted.
Orden. taken for - goods, which will be Expressed in the
pmsible time. ,
The New York and Philadelphia Papers reoeived dad)
for which weekly sulwriptions will be taken.
- Firs Class Notes. Magazines and Pedodleals receive,
as $OOl3 as published. -
We can sell Photograph'
Albums cheaper than they em
be had elects-hem.
_ .
3tuaic sent foie of pertage to any part of the county.
Gilt'.lNrunos, IVteds and Fahey (loodiemodantly on
hand. -.
Our ariargemeng are such that we can sappy any or.
dere satisfactorily and with dispatch.
AM J. li- - Stinvocx, is now located In New York, latch
enables no to undertake - the most complex coma:gallons.
Old 'Book,: of particular editions, dates or style, bunted
up at a:reasonabla rounissiOn. [nov2l
Site,-11roof .Safeit.
LILLIES' PATENT
IffROUGHT AND CHILLED
FIRE AND MEGLAR-PROOF SAFES•
VAULT DOORS, AND lACX&
- -
Every safe of this manufacture is from oat Inch to test
inches thick (according to size,) of solid iron, chilled by
casting on ton network of Wrotten iron bras, and Ss far
toned byollie.' Combination lock, - whichhas no Key nor
• Key hole. Sims rendering it seenreagabutt burghers, and
inside of this Iron Wall is attached the best &e-proof/Idling
known. The great tbicknesx of iron in these safes renders
them secure in a lire front being warped or drawn out of
shape by beat, or from being crushed by the fall of walls
or timbers or its own fall. The Vault Doors are 11 Inches
l'thirk and 2 inches tblek of, Chilled and Wrought Icon and
are fastened by Lillie& celebrated Leek. Send for Oren
' lars or price lists to the subscriber, who In.sole agent for
central Pennsylvania. GEO. W. PARSONS.
Inarehl•hm 110 Market St., Harrisburg, Pa.
ijician.
c. RICHARDS. r. I). M SSD. lIONTGOSLERY, 33. D.
1) lO}URDS .sz, - MONTGOMERY have
associated themselves in the Praedee of Afalicine,
awl have opened. an Mike in Dr. Diehards' new building,
on Main street; a few doors South of the Diamand,
.. . . .
All oms indebted to either of the üboye. will please
make early 4ettlement of the same. foAg"i•til
11 It . J. S. 1I 4 LTA E R OFFERS HIS
,errief.s as a Physicinl and Surgeon to the citizens
et St Thomas and vicinity. - Promptness at -all hours.
Residence opposite the Post Office. aprill9.fim
H. BOYLE will attend prompt
ly to all professional canto Office in the Vestibule
of the .I"etr School House nea• the Jail. [attg24.
litlebical.
I M P T A - - N T
I N V ALIAS_
IRON IN THE 8,1,00 D
II to well known to the medical priifession that IRON
V. the vital principle or Life Element of the blood. Thai
is derived chiefly from the food we eat; but if the food is
not properly digested, or if, - from any cause whatever, the
necessary quantity of iron hi not taken into the circulation,
or becomes residers], the whole system suffers. The bad
blood will'irritate the heart, will clog up the lunge. will
stupefy the Main. will obstruct the liver, and will send
its disease producing elements to all parts of the system,
and every' one will buffer in whatever ergan may he pre
disposed to disease. Tbegreat yalue of
IRON_AS:A - X.EDICINE
Is well known and acknowledged by all medical men.
The difficulty loot-been to obtain such preparationnf it AS
will enter the eirculatiOn and nasimulate at once nith the
blood. Tin, pointsaya Dr. Hayes, Massachusetts State
Chemist. has been attained in the Peruvian Syrup, by
combination inn way before unknown.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
isu PROTECTED Intim of the PROXIDE OF =PR,
S NEW DISCOVERY IN 31EDICENE that strike at
the Root of Disease by supplying the blood with to Vital
Printiples - betifeEi- • - -
TH,E PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Dp.pepria, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Fever and
Agae. Lonirof - Energy, Low Spirit!. _
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Infuses strength, vigor, and new life into the system and
builds up an "Iron Constitution,
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints 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 pea
ty or a Low State of the System.
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures and realer
tnendation. from some of the most eminent Physicians,
Clergymen and others, will be sent FREE tOanyaddress.
JOHN E. WILLIAMS, Esq.,
President of the Metropolitan Bank, N. Y.
• Rev. ABEL STEVENS,
- Late Editor Christian Advocate & Journal.
p. CHURCH,
Editor New York Chronicle.
Rev. John Pierpont, Lewis Johnson, M. D.,
Rev. Warren Burton. Roswell Kinney, M. D.,
Rev. Arthur B. , ,Fulter, • S. K. Kendall, M. D.,
Rev. Gordon Robbins, ' W. R. Chtsholin, 31... D.,
Rev. Sylvanus Cobb. Francis Dana, 31. D.,
Rev. T . Starr King, Jeremiah Stone, M. D.,
Ilev.-Ephralm Note, Jr., Jose_Antonio Sanchez, M.D.
Rev. Joseph-H. Clinch, A. A. Baja, AL IL,
Rev. Henry Upham, Abraham Wendell, M..D.,
Rev. P. C. Headley, J. R. ChiltonAL
Rev. John W. Olmstead, IL E. Kinney, 3L D.
Prepared by N. L. CLARK. & CO., exclusively for J.
P. DINS3INRE, 491 Broadway, New York.
Sold by all Drukigista. Onlyl3-eovtlY
R EDDING'S RUSSIA SAFE.
FORTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE _
bas fully established the sitperienig of
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Over all other heeling preparations. ' '
It cures all kinds of Sores, Cuts, • Scalds, awns, Sally
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Sties, Mos, Cores,
- Sore
Lips, Sore Eyes, fie., removing the pain at once, and re
dneing the most
tions as If by magic• -
' ONLY '4 CENTS A BOX. '
J. P. DINSMORE. Re. 491 Dmedway, New Teak.
S. W. FOWLE & CO., No. 48 Tremont street, Boston,
and by all Druggist. 0n1y13430w43"
I,rOSS SPRING WOOLEN FACTORY.
—The undersigned, thankful fur thelibe-ralpstron
age extended w him heretofore. respectfully annotmeos to
the ;midi( that he luta added a variety of NEW 51ACM
NEM-. to his - Factory, adjoining the East end of Green
castle, which will not only enable him to facilitate work,
but to execute it in a manner that will give satisfaction to
all who may entrust him-with 'their favors. Be is atm
prepared to manufacture Cloths, A'attineu. Blankets; plain
and eres..barred.F/onnelt, de., at the shortest notice, in
a style that cannot fail to render satiafaef ion. - Also, Girth ,
ing mad Rag Carpeting, woven to order, oil the moat ac
commodating terms. lie will also attend to county Card
ing and Coloring, from the present date until the 15th or
November. and no pains will be spared to please all who
may favor him with their work.
Greencastle. April 24.—.1m
fIL ODE D STOCK.— -The subscriber
I_ll has' the following? ououGu BRED STOCK, for
service, which can be seen nt his Farm (the old Ritchie
property.)
GEORGE—A Thorough Bred Stallion, 6 years" old.
bred by Judge Kennedy, of Charlestown, Va.; from aLex•
ington mare by Sky-Lark, from imported Sisy•Lark
Tidestockls.deseenad from the very best humans...stock
on record. Terms, o •
Dr - RHI3I BULL, bred by Mr. Greenlitralt;_ of 'Yap
ettrvtllc,
ettevllle, from his celebrated 2,200 lbs. Bolt and from on
imported cow of the late Wm Hever. Terms in.
CHESTER COUNTY WHITE BOAR; Sow near 7
InOntlts old, and weighs nearly 300 lba. This- anliald
needs only to - seen to be appreciated. Terms. $2,00.
aprilP2-2m •WM. D. BOYD.
CURET A GE MANUFACTORY.—The
kJ undersigned would respectfully inform the public that
he has resumed the Carriage making business at the old
stand of Peßferl: Foltz, on the corner of Market and Sec'
dad Streets. where he la prepared to" make to - older soy
kind of CARRIAGES desired. He will also beep on bead
and for sale all kinds of vehicles, such iu BAROI./CHEff.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &o. •
He will also give particular attention to retailing Vehi
cles and as he has mom but the besrof workmen in bis
employment he feels assured that his week will give, sat
isfaction. ' • •• -
His prices will be found to be as /ow if nOt.lotrer than
at awe other shop.
LIVERY...-Ile keeps on bead a stock of -good addle
and driving Horses and Carnesof different binds for
hire at reasonable rates.
may 3, 18111 F.. TIMMY: PEIPFER.
LE=
BRICK! BRICK!! 'BRICK! !i—Tlie
tii.dere g cted. ie uew ready to i ee t vec e w i th any that
is deiiroug ut re-boDding_for the meet kind of PRESSED,
PAVING and MILD WRIER, made - -et the very beet
material and by VilladelPhia Workmen.
, 3 .3.1. W. H. WANAMAKER, Agent
tx
TOR 1 , ENG in every style done at.
AThrt
nflb of Vie e Reittart WiT01.6,0R7.
GEO. I.I.4OIINFRITZ