tin' of eraliel. pENNRYLVANIA RAILROAD WENTER MEE WU& Frvz THINS DAILY CO alla frma lu a ie r ido caul Pittararg. Con;and after Monday. 0 n t, 0 6 4 , 7 :310, 1864, The Passenger Trains of the Pennsylvania BaltroalComrcmy will depart from 'nazis burg arid =ire at Pllladelfb_la ared Pittsburg as follows: ASTWARD: THROHGEIEXPRESSTRALN leaves Harrisburg dai ly at 2,0 A. AL, and arrives at West Philadelphia at 6.55 X. S PAST . UNE leaves Harrisburg day (except Monday) at UP a. N., and mires at West Philadelphia at 12.40 P. M. raAfipllgPlS take breakfast at Lancaster. MA/1 TR&LY Imes Harrisburg daily (except Sun day) at 1.30 P. M., and arrives at West Philadelphia at 5: 35 P. M. PITTSBURG AND ERIE EXPRESS leaves Harris• burg dala (except Sundays ) at 11.55 P. M., and arrives at West P delPlua at C.% A. It. 'HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sunday) at 4.00 P. st., and ar il", at West Philadelphia at Pai P. H. This trate Am Ito Bonner ion. the Wert. COLUMBIA ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leavesHar. Ashur); daily (except Sunday) at 7 A. It., and arrives at Lancaster at 9.15 .e. connecting (except on Monday) with the Fast Line atm. WESTWARD PITTSBURG AND ERIE EXPRESS leaves Harris• burg daily (except Sunday) at 12.35 A. M., Altoona 6.50 A. at:, take breakfast, and afrivo at Pittsburg at 12.40 P.m. BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRALS leaves Harrisburg daily (except Monday) at 125 A. 31.: Altoona 8.15 A. M., take breakfast, and arrives at Pittsburg at 1.40 P. 3f. THROUGH EXPRESS leave.sliarrisburg daily at 3.. 25 A. M., Altoona at gar, A. M., take breakfast and arrives at Pittsburg at 2.40 P. M. PAST LUST leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sunday) - id 4.00 P. X: Altoona at 0.10 P. M., take supper. and ar ri s es at Pitnibrug at •2.00 A. M. MAIL TRALlVleaves Harrisburg daily (except San day) at L4O P. M.: Altoona at 7.55 P.. 34.. take supper, and arrives at Pittsburg at 1.30 P. M. MOUNT JOY ACCOMIODATIONwest leaves Lan. mister at 11. 2 .1) A. 31., connecting there with the 'Mail west: leaves Mount Joy at 11.31 A. It, and arrives at Harrisburg at 1.00 P. 3t. . SPECIAL 7s.:OTIOE THE HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Pittsburg, which arrives at Harrisburg at 6.30 P. Itu stops there, passengers fur East of liarrisharglay orer un til 11.55 P. )L SAMUEL D. YOUNG, nov9 Sari't Middle Div. PeDlla. R. R. XTORTHERN CENTRAL :RAILWAY FALL TIME TABLE.—Four Trains Daily to end from Baltimore and Warhington City. Connections made with trains on Pennsylvania Railroad, to anti from Pittsburg and the }feat. POUR TRAINS DAILY to and from the North and West Braneh Susquehouno, Elmira and all of Northern New York. :he and after_ Monday, Oct. 17th, 1064, the Passenger :Trains of the Northers Central Railway will arrive at and depart from Harrisburg and Baltimore as follows: SOUTHWARD. MAIL TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily (eicept Sunday) /0:25 A.N. leaves Harrisburg P.ll. arrives at Baltimore .1:40 EX PRESS TRAlNlcaves Sunbury daily (ex -rept Sunday) leaves liar r sburg (except ‘,t Monday) ' 2:50 A.3L arrives at Baltimore 7:00 AAL HARRISBURG ACCO3LMODATION leaves - Harrisburg SUNBURY Accommonatios leaves Sun bury daily (ex. Sunday)... PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS TRAIN leaves - Sunbmw daily (ex. Sunday) 9:05 P.M. NORTHWARD. MAIL TRAIN leaves Baltimore daily (except Sunday) leaves Harrisburg;. arrives at Sunbury 405 PAL EXPRESS TRAIN leavesl3altimore daily... 9:30 arrives at Harrisburg 1:50 A.M. leaves Harrisburg daily (ex. cept :Monday) arives at Sunbury• ERIE EXPRESS TRAD.: leaves Baltimore daily (except Sundays) at.. •• leaves Harrisburg ,built' (ex cept Sundays) at arrives at Sunbury at . HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION leaves Baltimoredally(ex.Sloaday 3:(S) P.M. arrives at Harrisburg at:.... 7:30 P.M. SUNBURY ACCOMMODATIONIeaves Han risbarg daily (ex. Sunday). COO P.m _ The Erie Express and Philadelphia Express are through trains to and from Erie and all intermediate points, Mail and Express trains ran through to Elmira. For further information apply at the Office, in Pennsyl• canitt Railroad Depot. -ort°ti•64 PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL ROAD.—Thi< great line traverses the Northern and Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the city of Erie, on Lake Erie. J. N. DuBARRY. Gen : Styr If has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany, and is operated by theta. Its entire length wan opened I'm pass,nrer and freight business, October 17th. Id 34. TIME OF' PASSENGER TRAINS AT HARRISBURG = Mail Train Lock Haven Accommodation LEAVE WESTWARD, Mail Tr4iii ' L Lock Haven Accommodation, Passenger Cars run through on Mall Train, 'without change beth ways between Philadelphia and Erie, and Baltimore and Erie. Elegant Sleeping Carson Mail Train both ways between Philadelphia and Lock Haven. and on Elmira Express Train both ways between Williamsport and Baltimore. Tor information respecting Passenger basiness apply at Corner 30th and Market Streets, Philadelphia. And for Freight business of the Company's Agents 4 S. B. RD:GgiON , Jr., Cur. 13th and ilaiketla. J. W. RgssoLns, Erie. W3t. BROWN. Agent N. C. R. R.. Baltimore, Md. H. H. HOUSTON, ^t Gen. Freight Agent, Philadelphia. H. W. GWL , ,7 4 .:ER, Gen. Tiehet Agent, Philadelphia. JOS. D. POTTS, Gen. Manager, Williamsport. MD CUMBERLAND VALLEY 6,7, FRANK RAILROADS.—CLUNGE OF gOURS.— On and after Monday, October 31, le4, Passenger Trains will run daily, as followe , ..(SundaY6 exeePtea,. FOR CHADHIERSBURG A.:;;D HARRISBURG Leave Efagerstevra ..... " Oreeneastle / (Arrive at (Thambersbarg Leave at. Leave Shippensburg Newville Carlisle fall 10:10 •x:46 Meebauitzburg , 7:03 10:42 3:16 Arrive at Harrisburg 7:30 11:15 3:45 , FOR CHAMIBERSBURG AND HAGERSTOWN: Leave Harrisburg . " lifeckuutiesburg.. Carlisle " Nearville " Shippinsburg.... Arrive attbansbentburg Leave Cbanabersburg Greencastle . Arrive at Hagertenm Making oldie eonneetions at Harrisburg with trains for Philadelphia, New York and Pittsburg, and with trains for all points West. The Train leasing Harrisburg at 4:15 P. St 1 / ,sans only as tar as Carlisle. .. 0. LULL. Supt. R. B. °thee, Chamb'g, Oct. 31, 18f4 _ *abblerti anti Ramesss. QADDLERY! REMOVAL!! L) JEREMIAH OYSTER respectfully returns his thanks to his patrons for the liberal encouragement revel. ved from them heretofore, and be would invite them and the community generally, who may need any thing bolas line, to give him a call at his new stand, on Main Street, on the same site occupied by him previous to the fire, where be keeps constantly on band every variety of SADDLE. RY AND HARNESS of his own manufacture, and be is prepared to sell the same on terms that defy competi tion. Every• article offered for sale is warrented to be made,. of the best materiol and by competent workman, which will be fully demonstrated on an examination there of. TRUNKS AND VALISES.—He would also call the attention of persons wanting a good, neat and cheap and substantial Trunk or Valise to his assnrbnent. npring ADDLERS' HARDWARE.—C. 11. 1:01VIXIN has just purrltased in the East a large stock or SADDLERS' HARDWARE comistwg Rackets, Rings, Rifts, flames, Bridle Fronts, Tact, Itle: eta, Rosettes, SwireLs, Pad Screws, Gig Trees, Nam, trimmedund lull-plate self-adjusting Trees, Patent awl Enamellal Leather, Saddlers' Patent Leather Col lars, Ornaments, Girth and Rein Web; Cock-eyes, Thread, Trunk, Nails, Neck Protectors, &e., which he invites !Toddler's and others to eatl and examine, and which will be mid at low rates. 11. GORDON HAS ON HAND A large assortment of Saddles, Harness, Collars, Bri. dies, Halters. flux, - Round.,Bridles. Wagon, Carriage and Linen Nets of all kinds. iron sl,oo to $7.00; 'Curry Combs, Horse Cards. Mane Combs, Bnisties, 'Horse Boots, Cow Hides, and many other articles not necessary to eon. inemte. p g MOVAL.—C. H. GORDON has 're- XL, mmlabiß SADMERY Siff )1' to the stand oxen• pied by him previous - to the fire. on 3 L STP.P.ET, a raw doors Sooth of Groenattalt's Hotel. 13oots anb *tots. REMOVED.—The undersigned has the pleasure of inf. elning ble oaf enwtomers and the pub lie generally, flout be has room., etl his BOOT Sr. SHOE STORE to the .IVcw &irk Bat!ding of Orange Ludwig, on sfulb Street, one door south of Greeoawalt's Hotel, at- ere he is now opening the large./ w,grtment of Boots veld Shoes ever bronglat to thecouot3. His stock embra• err every variety of Youth:, Ladles' and Men's BOOTS S. SHOES, which for style of finidt and durability of near. cannot be surpassed in file malty, and which will Le told at mices to suit the times. Hal ing purchased THE T..ITEgT . RTYLE OF LASTS. Ice is prepared to make Customer work, at short notiee, by the best workman In the county. With a disp.Stion to be obliging and ac. rommodallotite Lupins to merit a liberal share of pat ronage—without a drears to monopolize, as his motto is, in ury ember; calamity, to live And let lire. Particutor - attentioapafd lo all kinds of Repairing. T imms CASH, AND PRICES UNIFORM, WITH. OMMMM He hate also on hand, and for ode, ebenp, Trunks, Va .lLses, Carpet Stlh, Llnen nod Peter Collars., Pape Envelopes, Inkdennds Steel way 10 P. FELDMAN. N. B.—All-pornous lcsmyinir tlaqnselvee indebted win pleaee "ealland make immediate , Lettleinent, that I may be enabled to &get my former liabilitien in the City. THE GENTS' G LOVE-KID GAITER, with or without IluoltleA, ut : PAXTON'S. FINE STOCK OF HEAVY BOOTS, 4,4, 1 ,„ n d ,i, m4 }4.. In.r rmn.irooi at PAXTONI4 Brno ant latbitiAtic. HOW IS YOUR TOE.—Gota kote Corn hove you 1 No pence day or night Try u certaiu thing once.` You will he ready to double the price in an hour after thdng it. This article is only sold'uith a guar ant. that it will give ease quirk and remove n Corn o r Wart without pain. Prepared and sold only at NLXCIV Drug Store. 7.0 C LAX 7:30 A. 31 IF. Y 0 lI_IL.-IVE THE REBEL ITCH . : Or the Seven-Year Or any kind of Pelt, Tetter or RinglOorM, Pimple , or rely Ertiptiout., Use NIXON'S OINTMENT. `lra) t. 51 1.35 P.ll. 3.15 A.M. .1.53 A.M. IXON HAS ALWAYS ENI)EAVOR ,A. I 'b to have the hest of everything for his email:nett+. Hence Ilia Large roles 01 fine Perfumery, Soap: hair Oils and Toilet Articles. • lEEE 12:L 1.11 3 25 N. M ALMOST INSTANT RELIEF AF FORDED to those who suffer m ith Corns, by call ing. at NIXON'S. VARMERS,- STOCK OWNERS, AT- T ENTION!-o,e -Vitant'S Kam- and Cattle P,acd f and yon will see the improvement very 5000. . _ BRANDY AND WINE FOR 3LEDI to apply tor drinking. pur pare. At 1:40 t. 1:30 1•. M. 1:15 A. N 1:40 F. A. A NEW BRQOM SWEEPS CLEAN." new Flairl3nish ought to eleati well. Hymn want a good Ifoir llrre.h. go 6., NIXON'S.. V ENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY _IL Reeht's Crnup Syrup, Heltnbelara Extract Buchn, Ayers' Sannwarilla, Ayers Cherry Peetorahw Winslow' Soothing Syrup. . at SPANGLER'S. R .0 K ItOSE AT BIIRNETT'S COCOAINE, at SPANGLER'S. A. 31: P. 51. 7.00 ::45 ,7" 3.35 q:l7 4:9A) CHAMOIS SKI\S.•AT SP.A.NGLER'S. _ 8.30 1155 9:00 1 :12 00 711ERCHANT'S (lARGLING OIL, Al - SPANGLER'S. - IT'CAtISTER'S OITME r NT, iv .1 at SPA-Vial-Mt A.M. P.M. P.M. 8:05 1:90 4:15 8:97 2:20 4:50 9:27 2:58 5:15 10:02 3:34 - 10:33 4:04 11:00 9:35 11:10 , 4:45 11:55 5:35 12:35 6:15 PURE - LIQU-ORS, AT SPANGLER'S. -1113 RT AND COSTAR'S RAT E3TER -1) at` SPANGLED. S. COSTAR'S BED-BIIJ EXTERMINA TOR, at SPANGLER'S. 10Pit STARCH, FARINA AND CON eentrateti Lye, at SPANGLER'S.. DRT.J I GS! DitUGS!4 C. H. cr:E4:sLEn, , ......for to HEY.ER & CRESS LEE, has opened so Ids new room, on Second street, oppo. site the Post (Mice, where every• effort will be made to sustain the popularity the old establishment had acquired A continuation of the liberal patronage which the firm re ceived is respectfully solicited. A fair stock of Drugs, Chemicals, and Patent Medicitieskt now offered. Also a desirable assortment of Perfumery, Snaps, Pocket Books, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Cosmetics, Dentifrices, and Fancy Articles in great variety. KEROSENE LAMPS..—Every description of Hand Lamps, Stand Lamps, Hanging Lamps and Side Lamps, suitable for Kitchen use, Parlor use, Store use and Dike use THE BEST„COAL OIL IN THE Id AIIKET. Fa t ally Dyes of nu Colors. Everything in a Draggiste bll.ol , ev. Prveurirnowl receive special attention, and are compounded with care and skill. C. B..CRL'SSLER, - Second Street, opposite the Post Office. - Sortuarbing lipuots U rr I''', I ' M P ARI E 4N R G ALNDIC-COIDIISSI&ON 3I N ERc E Iit A NT6 D 'Nora, Stwond Street, opposite the Cumberland Vallty Railroad Depot, Chambersburg, Care run regularly to and from Philudelptit ainl Balti more. •• • AGENTS.—Penertek. Zell & Hinehman, No. SOS Mar ket St., Philadelphia. - L 3 ken.; Valley, Broken Egg and Nutt COAL, (duvet from the mince). Vrilke-lotrre nod Ppte Grove FOUNDRY COAL. LUMBER, gIIINOLBS. SALT, PLASTEIt and Hat.eoek CI.3IENT, kept eta,tantly on hand. FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE of all kill& parelmed at the bigheNt east. price.. Septll, WRIt.MERLICII & READ. entisto. DR. 11. R. FETTERHOFF. SURGEON DENTIST. DEASP <me door West of the Telegraph Otlee, Greetleastle.,Pa. All vork entrirtted to hlta,alll be promptly attended to and t warranted. mayl7-6m. DN. SCHLOSSER'S DENTAL OF j_J no: qn See and Street, :one square Smith of the Market Honse. aug2l CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.—The uodersigned would respectmlly inform the public - that he has resumed t 4 Carriage making business at the old It tuna of Peiff•r dr. Foltz, be the corner of Market and Sea cod Streets, whore he is prepared to make to order any bold of CARRIAGES dealred. Ho will also keep on hand and fur sale all kinds ofvohicks, such as IIAROUCILE:ti, CARRIAGES, HlHiCan.. He will also give pattledar attention M repaltiagVehl cleS and no he has - none but the bSst of irotkmen is his employment Ittomis assured that his work will give sat• Isfactkm. Ms prices aitl be found to be as lose if not lower than at any'q other shop. • • ri LIVERY.-11e keeri on hand a staelt . eivg — onA saddle and driving Homes and , Cnninges of different kinds fur hire at reasonable ruto.. rnav3. Ifl O MILLER, EMI YEW DRUG STORE, one door west - itnowx's has a WELL SELECrED EgURT DRUGS, ennxicALS MEM= PATENT MEDICINES, KEROSENE OIL, LAMPS, 4 PERFIJIt EU I' SOAPS, 6cc We End of Brown's Hotel. P. HENRY PETPFER 3 144wit141 nit _fang 6iiotro. D GOODS AND-NOTIONS ECEL'L 4- GILBERT, EMEI33 NEW STORE, MAIN STREET, Nearly - Opposite to Greenman Hotel, Have Jost opened with an entire new stock of Dry Gcods and Notions of all kinds, which they have selected with great care to adapt them to this market, and which will be sold at the lowest • CAM RATES, Their list includes All grades of Calicos, - Lupen's best d'Laines, plain and printed, Muslin Amelines, Barathea.s, Brocade Alpacen, Black Alpacca, Silk Crape Plaids, < Fancy and Plain cold Armnres, Shepherd Plaids, all kyle..., Lupen's best French Merinos, all eolors 3loorning Goods, all styles, Plain and Printed Flannels, • Sack Flannels. _ Gilbert's Opera Flannels, all eolom, White, Red, Grey and Yellow Flannels, Ladies' Cloaking Cloths, all kinds, Shirting 3luslins, bleached and brown, Sheeting 3lnslins, bleached and brown, Fancy and Plain Cassimeres, French and American, Sattinetts, Tweeds, Jeans, Yertings, &a, Lined Table Clothe, Towels and " Napkins, in every style, Ladies' Corsets, all prices. Ribbons, Laces, Ruffles, - Hose, Glares, Spool Cotton, Veils Cellars, Handkerchiefs, Pins, Needles. &e,, &e. ALSO, A GREAT TAME FY Op BALMORALAXD HOOP SKIRTS. lletrierulx.r, No Old Goocht at ECKEL C. Gmlirarfs Sow Store. Call awl exam line. (mg* E M 0 V• .A L ! Wm. WALL.kcE & Co haw• ttowred their Dry Cund Store to the stand ,teettpled by them previous to the fire, on the Corner of Main mind Queen Street:, nod ore in receipt of a large lot Of Goods, bought at reduc ed prices. at the late New York Auctionx, to which they invite the attention of the public. To persook in want of Dry Goods we say now is the time to buy. To the ladies we offer a large assortment of Dress Goo,: Black and Fancy Silks, Poplins, Banal:ens, Plain and Fancy, Dello:P., &e. 'We hare a geed wren:omit ott C.upets Matting, Oa Cloths, which we will bell low, Coll :,on and get bargains, at . 'WM:WALLACE tt CO'S. 3i)ats, anb tEapo - . , GO TO DECIfERI" S and 'BUY Yfll•R HATS AND ('..1 PS, Ire nil] :ell you :I I eft, r selli.•~a6lr and Inter Looking llat 1-,I; miiNEY, than eon he bonzbr el:ptchere. FRESH ARRIVAL.—Now is the time to buy y our Fall and Winter Good, and W. W. PAXTON'S, in the Market House, is thr; place to get them cheap and good. A very fine assortment of Men.' tine and coarse Roots, Poihnorals and G - atten, Ladies' Glove Kid, Morocco and Coar.e Shot, and Gaiters Missce told Childress' Shoes and Gaiters of every style. AL., HENS' AND BOYS HATS AND CAPS at prices to suit all. The best Horne.matoe of flats to had. A tine tosmrtment of Trunk.: Carpet Bag, Valises, Cane, Umbrellas, tke., constantly on hamL Call and examine our stock beforti pnrchnsing. In the Market House, on Second street. F'L LS T Y L E OF HATS AND CAPS. • DEUHERT has just reemvisi the FALL STYLE OF HATS, which he Selling Cheaper than the Cheapror. Call and get bargaiu, t THE PATENTHESORT HAT of all -SHAPES AND COLORS, - at LOW PRICES. at DECHERT:B on Second Street. near the Washington House. MEN'S BOY'S . D uid t'ILILDREN'S H:ITS of ever p at PAXTON-S. THE ...SHERIDAN RESORTE HAT,' a nice article, nt PAXT6N'S. Gento' Surntoting Opooto. GEN TLEME-N'S Ft:RNISHING ROOM, RAT AND CAP 'STORE QI:EYN STILEET, Opposite Brown's flout JAMES M. ROSS Alpspeetfally calk the attention of the public bi hia fall and elegant Mock of GENT7:E7IEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Malta jam opened at hilt new room on tpterat Street. sign nt the "lied Shirt," direetlroppoqte . Brun lig Hotel 1 non 4 to FURNISHING GOODS I= 811131 R and Drawer 4, Collura, Ho fiery, (;10.,•ea. Cii ALSO-A FILL LINE OF 'HATS AND 0/APS, eiobreeing every style and slze, suitable for all ekes, and to which he invite. partieiqclz attention. 17311BILELLAS AND C.ViES: "t. A beautiful and good assortment, selling ver3, rserloa• ALSO—A LARGE LOT or NOTIONS, Genesßug, In part, of Chinni-Boards. Checker Boat", I hi minor% Soap., Perfumery., anmdnn, Rohe, Penelle Pocket.ltooloi, Combt, Tooth'ke, Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shoe "Implies, which arr °MI to the Public with the WA 'lmmo of pleasing, all wlio tnay favor me with a trial. Call and &amine my stock. Goods shown' fru: of rikarge. Don't forget the Meet Sign of the UED SHIRT! Queen Street, upponite Brown'B [cote! JT T. 1„),„ , ,E12 A C X s • • 'No. 37 Smith SECOND Street, above Chestnut, 'PHILADELPHIA. CARPETINGS ! CARPETINGS ! Baying received by late arrivals, all the newest and most attractive Styles of Curpetings,-1. A3l PREPARED co OfTElsat the I,OIVE6T . PRICE?. VillOrs.sALE & RETAIL,— Johns John eCostley & Son English Tapestry Brussels ; & Hartford Three-Ply and Extra Superlngralu Car pets, with a large assortment of medium and low priced CaltPETISms, WrinOVV SHADES, OIL CLOTHS, &-e., J. T. DELACROIX, 1 , 10. 37 South SECOND St eet, between Chestnut & sylSam Market, PHILADELPHIA- efoierito, 84r. G ELvvicKs & BURKHART have on hand the fancies noes OP MERCHAND I n. in town, and. e'en goods WHOLESALE AS CHEAP imy house hi Philadelphia. G ELwicKs & BURKHART manufacture every iption of CANDIES AND CONFE descr CTIONARY, 7 and Fell strictly at CITY PRICES. OIL! OIL! 4 0_IL! OIL! GELWICKS &BITRKHAIIT WHOLESALE KEROSFSE AND LITBRICATENTG OILS as cheap as -it can be bought .at Pittsburg with freight added,"Thal cheaper by 3 to {Teats per gallon, with freight added than it can be , bought in Philadelphia. „..t..TV-' Country Merchants, notice this fact. You can do better in Oils with this firm than either city, at we buy In large quantities expressly far wholHaliuz. aELWICKS & BURKHART VI have just received a line of superior FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, AP LEDUCED PRICES. G ELWICKS dc; BIJR1(1 1 / 2 ART Lave a large supply of PRIME HAMS, at a reduction on former figures. GELIVICKS BURKHART keep a great 'variety of SPICES AND FRESH BAKING ARTICLES. - Pr All Spices areground on their own mill and pre pared in their own store, pure and fresh, NO adulteration. G EL WICKS & BURKHART - keep a large Mork of TOBACCO AND SEGARS; and will sell them shale ale tt city prime. - ..11ART G ELW I bK- C i K nr S inatn ‘-1 / 4 : nbe ß sto L e: of - NOTIONS AND VARIETIES .t kept in all country stores. nod will tell them ant; ..heap as city I, IV 1 (1 I: B k H A R T 011. have a large wtoelarf COFFEES. SUGARS, SVIITYPS. MOLASSES. SALT. ut Whoketale riera. f - ,_,.E'LIVICKS RURICHAICT I,TrOCT 0141,r bll.4lleSi to any them by selling a large amount of :Ina not by bum. L KS B tif R,K,H T - hove roeeived a large lot of e_ PRIME CHEESE ' atel kry eRAcKEns freob from itteFbakery. & BURKHART'S Wholesale and Retail GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY Setnnd Swet. between Queen and 3larket ate CII.OIII , F.RSItrIt(I, I.A. F A..CTS! FACTS!! FACTS!!! E. I). REID. hosing just returned from the EastS.rn is now opening a large and general assorwisent of FRESH GROCERIES. City Cured Hams and Dried'Beef, Prime No. 1 and 2Shore Mackerel, in barrets,'half-harrels, quarters and kits. Alas-re-do-Grains Smoked and Salt Herring, Plekled Shod (without booed, • Canned Fruits and Jellies, Oranges, Lell3OllR, Bannunns, Pine Apples, Prunes, Fig s , German Peary ' Raisins and Nuts, And last, but not least, the largest and. -best assortment of • GLASS-AND QUEENSWARE out of the city of Philadelphia. - FRUIT JARS of all the improved patent patterns. 'Also, CORR-SEALED GLASS AND STONE JARS, besides one thousand five hundred articles • not above named, and alt of which will be sold at a small advance, at the Family Grocery on the'South-cast comes of gain and - Washington Stlerilt, ChombErsburg. gr Cash paid for Country Prance. jnnefil E. D. REID. MARKET HOUSE—TIie undersigned, respectfully inform their numerous customens and the public generally that they have re-opened their Geo• cery Store lathe room formerly occupied by the Hook and Ladder Company, in the Market House, and take Ws method of returning their tlmnks•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 baccos, Brushes, Brooms, Buckets, Cords, Twines, Glass ware, Queenwthre and every - thing heretofore kept at their former place of business. They will always keep a milli eientstock on hand to be enabled to meet the demands of the community. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken, in ex change for goods at cash market prices. Don't forget the place, (Market House.) three doors from the comer, on Queen Street. tang3l) - HUBER & LEM&NTER. QPRECHF-R'S GROCERY STORE.- ki The undersigned has the largest etoek of FAMILY GROCERIES in town, which he offers to the public at the lowest CASH PRICES. It is not - , neees.sary to enumerate, as Ills stock Is large and complete,. Highest prices paid for COUNTRY PRODUCE In exchange fur mssls. (ang:3ll CYRUS SPRHCHER. CT. HOLLOWAY,I WHOLESALE . GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 505 MARKET STREET, (North Bide, above Fifth street) Philadelphia. aug24.ly IF YOU WANT GOOD GOODS AT' 1. the forest pricer. call at the Facetly Grocery of E. D. RElD„opposite Dr. Suer...stroll's. TMPOR T E R S OF WINES AND LIQUORS. LAUMAN, SAIL4DE 00., E , 01711 Betterca Clarstnut and Walnut &rrex; Phdodtdphia. GEO. M. LAusus, A. M. SALTADE, J. D. ilirriva, . RIVESE, GAM:OIIAT d. CO.'B. SUPERIOR COGNAC - BRANDY, VINTAGE OF 183€: , &tell bottle *waled with green wax with the initials of the So p ts leN • 111P0/11 BY [ALTMAN, SALPApE & CO SUPERIOR OLD MADEIRA WINE 4 FINE SHERRY, CLARET AND HOCK WIkES • AND AN AK4OIII;,IENT OF FINE BRANDS 01' CHAMPerNE. • OSBORNE & CO.'S VERY lIS AND VELIcAit OLD P N E, Each bottle sealed with yellow sax wtt.l44be initials of the Firm. INPormcli ITT LAIDIAN, SALLADE & CO., No. 1213 South Ninth Strea, Philadelphia. OLD EYB WHISKEY OLD. WHEAT • WAIIRANniD. OBERHOLTZ WHISKEY, rOUST WHISKEY, -WERRT'S WHISKEY, TAFFEY'S WHISKEY, ASD READING WINES. L'AU33AN, SALLADE d 00., No: South Ninth Street, PAiladelphia. nnti. I P. itiqupro. ItßrOlfttral. AGEICULORAL CHEMICAL CO.'S CHEAP EERTILIZEBS The Fertilizers prepared by the Agrierdtmvl Chemical Company chartered by the 1/egislatnre of Pennsyl venla with a capital of $ O O -. ,000,) . have been proved in praCtice to be the cheapest, most profitable and best, for the Parinr, Gardener and Fmit-grower, of all cenzemdra. ted manures now offered in any market The Company's list embrtwc the following: PABULETTB Thisrertilizer Is composed of night soil and the fertiliz ing elements of urine, combined chemically and mechani• cally with other Valuable fertilizingagents and absorbents. If is reduced to a maven:dent collar.= ; ready for im mediate use, and without loss of its highly nitrogenous fer tilizing properties. _ Its nniveraal applicability to ail crops and soils, andits durability and active qualities, are well known to be all that agriculturists can desire. CHEMICAL COMPOST This Fertilizer is largely composed of animal matter, such as meat, bone, fish, leather, hair and wool, together with chemicals and inorganic fertilizers, which decompose the mass, and retain the nitrogenous elements. ' It is a very valuable fertilizer for field cropsgenerally, and especially for potatoes, sad ,garden purposes. - Its excellent qualities, strength and cheapness, have made It very popular with all who have used it. COMPOSITE FERTILIZER This highly plaoepluttie fertilizer is 'particularly adapted fur the cultivation of trees, fruits, lawns and dowers.. It Will Promote a very vigorotit and healthy growth of wood and fruit, and largely increase the quantity and perfect the maturity of the fruit. For hothouse and household plants and flowers, It will be found an indispensable arti cle to secure their greatest perfection. It will prevent and ears diseased conditions of the peach and grape, and is excellent for grass and lawni It is composed of such elements as make It adapted to the giewth or all kinds of crops In all kinds'of The formula or method of combining its oonstituent fer•, tiliziag ingredients have received the highest approval of eminent chemists and scientific agriculturists. PHOSPHATE OF LIME s Agricultural Chemical Company manufacture a Phosphate of Lime in accordance with n new and valet:ll.k, *milli( by which a very superior article is produced, so as to be afforded at a less price than other manufacturers - charge. Practical tests have proved that its value, as a fertilizer, is equal to the best Phosphate of Lime in the Market TERMS CASH orders of a Ton or more, will be delivered ut the Railroad Stations and the Wharves of Shipment, free ofof Cartage. - Cartage will be charged on all orders of ti bar rels or lean. One dollar per Ton allowance for cartage will be made on an 'ales delivered at the Works of the Company, on Canal Wharf. AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO.'S WORKS AT CANAL WHARF, ON THE DELAWARE Office, 4E9., Arch St., Philtidelphia t f a. R. B. PITTS, General Agent The Company's Pamphlet Circular, embracing hal di rections for using the above Fertilizers, sent by mail, free, when requested. r -marehB-6mas Gift Taistribution. A PRESENT FOR ALL t ! BONA FIDE GIFT DISTRIBUTION ! ! Sloo,boo L♦ SUBSTANTIAL PRESENTS.. ‘ 100,000 BOXES STEEL PENS. 100.000 FREE GIFTS. Each purchaser, besides receiving FULL value for his money in Pens, is sure to receive a valuable gift worth from 30 cents to 85,000. The People's Pen Company, in order to introduce their superior Steel Pens to the Public in the shortest passible space of time, offer the following splendid inducements. We will sell at retail 100,000 box es, each box containing one gross and a certificate end. tling the holder to one share in the allotment of the fol lowing desirable and substantial gifts. LIST OP GIFTS. 100 Aim of Land in Cattarangus county, New York, in the vicinity of Petroleum Wells, 05,00 100 Acres Pine and Hemlock Timber Land on Lehigh River, Pennsylvania. 3,000 5 U. S. 7 2.10 Coupoultonds. $5OO each. 2,500 1,000 10 " " a a 50 . 500 50 Orders on a First.ciass city house for a com plete suit of fashionable Clothing. 8100... 5,000 50 Ladies' Rich Silk Dress Patterns, $75 3, 750 5 Chickeing's or other good maker ; Round Corner Rosewood Plano.-7 octaves—ssoo 2,500 50 Wheeler dr. Wilson's Double Stitch Sewing *octanes; $5O 2 , 3 0 20 Gent's Fine Gold Bunting Case Watches, $l5O a 3,000 9.0 Ladles' " " $lOO 2,000 50 Gents' " Silver " " " 40 2,000 100 Ladies' " Gold Lockets, large 810, t 17 7 0 100 " " " small - ) 1,000 Sets Pine Gold Jewelry, Breast Pins, and Ear Rings, $l5/ 15,000 1,000 Ladles' Fine Gold Finger Rings, $6 .. . . 6,1k0 1,000 Pairs Ladies' and Gents' Gold and Stone Slee - ve Buttons, ". 5,1:00 1,000 Sets Lady's sad Gent's Gold Studs, $5. 5,000 1.000 Photographic Albums, $2.50 2,500 30,000 Tickets of Admission to Barnum's or Dry - ' ant's. 30 cents., 3,000 15.000 Packages Assorted Stationary, 50 cents 7,500 5,00 pine Briers•ood Pipes, (our ownimportation,) 75 cents, I 3,750 10,00. Sets Pearl and Ivory Sleeve Buttons, 50 eta 5,000 50,000' Sheets I"ashionable Music, 30 cents, 15,000 4 505 Photopraphie Portraits of President Lincoln . . and Tod, 50 cents, 2,264 The allotment will be conduoted in the most honorable and upright manner. Eyery bolder of a certificate will receive a present worth from 30 cents to 85, 000 . They guarantee to distribute every article in the list. Our Pens are splendid specimens of American industry, are finer goads than can be bought elsewhere for the same money, and will stantrupon their merits, Price, $l5O per grows, 144 pens, for either of the following kinds: No The People's Pen Co. Business Pen. No. 2. " Popular Pen, same Lto Gillott's, (303.) No. 3. Lady's Extra Pine. By mail, tree, to any address. on receipt of price. We can refer to parries of standing in thin and other cities, as to honesty, responsibility, etc., etc. The allotment orgiffs will be public, and all purchasers Invited to be present. Address THE PEOPLE'S PEN COMPANY, Business Office, 62 William street, New York. C. C. NEWHOUSE, Actuary. These Penn are also on hand for examination and Sale at the office of this paper. augUrn 13ooko anb „Stationetp. THE OLD BOOK STAND fi S. SURYOCK, Hu been removed to the new building opposite the Pos OFFICE, where a full assortment of SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STATIONERY, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, ETC Can be had at exceedingly LoW Prices. WALL PAPER and WINDOW SHADES, a larg and new stock. Fairchild's Celebrated 'Gold Pens, fully warranted. Orders taken for gads, which will be Expressed in thr shortest pcasiblatime. The New Tor]; and Philadelphia Papers received daily fir which weekly subscriptions will be taken. First Class Novels, Magazines and Periodicals receive< &Isom es pfiblished._ We can sell Photograph Albums cheaper han they cat be had elsewhere. Music sent free of portage to any part of the county. Gilt Frames, Worsteds and Fancy Goods constantly on braid. Our arrangements ore each that we can supply any or. ders satisfactorily and with dispatch. J.K. SiI!MOCK, is now located is New_York, which enables as to undertake the most complex rommissious. Old Books of particular editions, dates orstyle, hunted up at a reasonable commission. PENNSYLVANIA. AGRICULTI7RAL SOCIETY.—The Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society will hold Its Exhibition on Srygevaber 26th, 27th, 48th and 27th, 1065, - nt WILLWIISPORT, Lycouang county, Pennsylvania, Any information desired by persons dashing to exhibit. oPPlications fo r premium list or posters, or by members of the Society: will be given by the undersigned, or A BOYD HAMILTON, President, Harrisburg. iulys A. BROWER LONOAXER. *obeli anti ginz: Jr.; are, LIGHTNING RODS GALVANIZED. ETTER &-EYSTESt are pattlbug up Venting Rods 'of Galvanised Iran .(all the rods are twisted from the top to the gtutad) which Is Air suparlorfor duzahility and protection than the common straight Black Iron Rods.— The Galvanized roe! being a more perfect conductor and comes cheaper, also LighWng Rods mpaireti in good style. Call and examine the Galvanized Rods before haring any of the black rode pat up, Store Room on Main street - 11.1 I- COOK STOV S AND TIN - All Patterns of I k Stores, Parlor and Wood Stores (foi burning wood or ) Tin, Sheet Iron; Coppa. and Brass Ware of all tin.. constantly on hand and for sale cheap, at ETTER & EYSTER'S, Main Street, opposite Eyster & Bros.' Store li E T R BR OSI E N4 T O E IL R aeAStsselgLAve3l,7PS.-- hest ~.Elft,-. of Kerosene Oil and Lamps, also Lamp Shades, of all pat terns, Chimneys, Wicks, Earners. Lamps of all kinds altered and repaired at abort notice, at their Store Room on Main Street. COPPER WORK.-ETTER - 454 EYS TER are prepared to make any size Copper Stine, Worms, Pipes, Brewers' Kettles, in fact anything made of. Copper And at the very lowest' Price. All kinds of Cop p er repairing done, and work all.guaranteed. VTTER & EYSTER ARE PREPARED _LA to-do all kinds of GAS FITTING. PLUMBING and BELL HANGING at short notleo and work gnaranteed to give satisfaction. UTTER & EYSTER ARE PREPARED to put up HEATERS of all kindo, with portable and Brick Casing', CIX)KING RANonst of all kinds. with Hot • Water Tank, and every courenience you nap want.— Call and see no before making any arrangements with other parties. " G REAT REDUCTION IN P R I C E S!! MILLER, lIAMILTON S CO:, TINWARE & STOVE DEALERS, have reduced the prices of their gt.kAA t 5 percent Tbey will put on- the beat quality Tii ROOMG, (finding the Tin, &c.) for $lO per square, If The owner lintht the Tin they trill put it on. soldered,' for R^ 00 per I=l2 People troniti o do well to call upoa them bpfom making. cataracts or purchases el.eatere. Tertianlar attention will be paid to SPOUTIN9., JOB. &c., at the cheapest rates LIGHTNING RODS, of best Galvanized Iron, put up strongly and cheaply & CO., Rave a fine assortment of .JAPANNED PIN, BRASS, AND ENAMELED WARE, and aLkn, BIRD CAGES ICE CREAM FREEZERS WATER COOLERS, &C.; all of which they offer at short profits. Give them a call and see for yottoselves. [may 10 .FOR COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, Etbnotny and Ilanability, uan THOMSON'S LONDON FUTCHENtIt XOs • - EUROPEAN RANGE! THE-BEST RANGE EVER LNNENTEP, BOLD BY _ CHASE, SHARPE & THOMPSON, .No. 209 N. &nand St., Philadelphia. Iron romsders, and 31annfact&ers of State, Heaters, Tinned and Enamelled Wares, &c. [ate23-6m. Marbtoare etutterg, &T. HR D W A R E ITUBER& TOLBERT Have opened their store on Main street, nearly opposite their old place of business, with an extensive stock of Hardware, Cutlery, consisting in part of Iron, Paints, Nails, Oils, Spikes, Turpentine Steel. ' Tar, Hinges, - Varnish, Planes, Glass, Blasting Powder, Brushes, Grind Stales, - Shovels, Cedar Ware, Rakes, Pocket Knives, Spades, &c., &c. Special attention is called to Builders and Contractors, - as they are prepared to flainish in any quantity, . . at wholesale, - everything fn their line. Call and exausf our stock. COACH.' AND SADDLERY HARDWARE. • . The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he continues to carry oh the above business, at his old stand, on Main Street, opposite the German Re formed Church, CHAMBERSItUR%, PA. HaVing enlarged his business, S'adri/Crs and Cana ria/4:ra will find in his Store Room a general assortment of goods suited to their several requirements, such as Fair and Country Hogskins, Patent Leather, Saddle Trees and Girthing. Gig Trees, Pull Plated, Tinned and Japanned ; Goat • Hair, Straining Web and Worsted Rain Web, lower than Cotton Hazes, Bits and Stirrups, Plated, Tinned and Japanned Coach Handles, new styles; Curtain Frames; Hub Bands; Bridle Fronts; Roseates, Swivels and Ornaments; Iron Plated and Wood Gig Mimes. BUCKLES—BRASS, SILVER AND JAPANNED, all Styles and Patterns; Ivory and Wooden Martingale Rings, Stamp Joints. and a variety of other goods suitable for the trade. ALL KINDS OF PLATING, dx., done with neatness, and despatch. (deel4] LEWIS WAMPLER. CHEAP HARDWARE! BRAND $ FLACK Rad a few goods under the pavement, which were not burned. Such as Looks, Hinges, Screws nod other Bard m'are Besides, they have just received from New York and Philadelphia a very large lot of goods, purchased much cheaper than they are generally sold. They having been 'burned out, therefore we offer Iron, Nails, Hocks, Rives, Screws, Boils, Oils, Glass, Paint, &c., at the Unrest figure. TO BLACKSAITtRS AND FARMERS! - . We have on hand about 10 Tons Iron of different kinds, which we will sell less than it can be bought in the city. Also.we Wye 100 kegs of Nails and Spikes, we offer at from 6 to 10 dollars per keg. CUTLERY. Knives and Forks, Scissors, Raiors, Pocket Knives, Spoons, 6t.c.. just received from New York which we offer very low. . sep3 CARRI A.GE MAKERS' GOODS Shoemakers' Findings, Saddlers' Findings at BRAND & FLACK'S. QIIOVELS, FORKS AND SPADES Al l h_y 25 cents each and many other articles which wzia the &e, Which can be made its good as new at BRAND & FLACK'S; C EDAR WARE.—C4II at the Store in the Alley. BRAND &FLACK. - - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL' ROPES & TWINES. The undersigned having purchased the entire Stock and Fixtures of the Rope and Twine Blanuthetury of .7. P. Grey, deo'd, respectiblly announces to herfriends, aad the former patrons of the establishment, that she will continue to carry on the business, in all its varion&branches, at THE OLD STAND, on Franklin street, Chamberstrerg where stierrill be pleas. ed to receive the calls and orders of the public.. All kinds, sizes, andqualities of ROPES, CORDAGE, TWINES, &C., always kept on band or made to order ofthe best material, and furnised at reasonable prices. In connection With the above business, she is also prepared to atannfitoture RAM, HUSK, AND OTHER MATTRASSES, • as well as Horse Blankets and Fly Nets of stiperior qual ity and style. Persons in want of superior articles in the above line are requested total], ersendtheirordens, which will be attended to promptly. dee2.1.4 . MARY E GRAY, TOB PRINTING in every style done at the &Om of the FRAtillit.74 REIVISTMRT Selgtinber 1565: VubMations. VALUABLE PII BL - I ATIONS B. TUB PREtal OF - J. B. Lir 'PLNEOTT & CO. WORKS OF MIES MADISON. Letters and Darr Ttiitinea of Josses Medium, Po IMI PRESIDENT OP TM UNITED STAMM. IN FOUR VOLIIt ES.—PRICE, $l6. ROW FOIST PUBLISHED. Ou the 31st of May, 1848, Congress passed an act ap propriating M OD) to purchase from Mrs. Madison all the unpublished MSS. of her husband. The works thus purchased have been embodied in the four - volumes now offered to the public, aid& ceramist let. tent of Mr. Madison from AV) to , 1836, together with some important additions, among which are Mr. Madison's cel ebrated "Ekaminations of the British .Doctrine," etc., written in 1606; his reimphlet entitled "Political Observa tions." published 1375; some "Essays," chiefly political; the "Virginia Proceedings of MS:" etc., et c . • to g eth,, with Mr. Madison's "Statements in Relation to gemetaries Smith and Armstrong;" his Apologne of "Jonathan and Mary Bull;" his "3femontodrun of Bortmtin's Interview . with President Jefferson concerning Butt's Conspiracy ;" his "Letter on Napoleon's Retain from Elba-" his "Note for the Princess,' now Queen Victoria; and his "Advice to iny Countrr." The whole edited under the direction of the Joint eommittio on the Library of Congress. HOUR'S AMONG TEE GOSPELS; WAYSIDE TRUTHS FROM THE LIFE OF OUR LORD. By REV. N. C. BLEr, D. D. One Volume, 12mo. 81,50. PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM WELLS. What Petroleum is, where it is found. an# what' it is abed for ; where to sink Petroleum Welle, and bow to sink them. With a complete(lye Book intd descrip tionaf the Oil Regions of Pennsyl ante, We Virginia, Kelitneky and Ohiu. By J. 11. ; BONE. Second Edi tion. revised and enlarged. IRmo.- 75 cents. THE SPARROWGRASSIPAPERS. OR LINING IN THE COUNTRY. Nem Edition-. 12mo. $1,7 5 5. BY Pitsm. S. COZZENtI. ' KITTO'S BIBLICAL CYCLOPEDIA. XEW EDITION. A CYCLOPEDIA OF BIBLICAL LITERATITRE - . - Originnlly Edited by Joirs Srrro, D. D., F. S. A. Third Edition, greatly enlarged and improved, edited by WM. LINDSAY ALEXANDER, D. U. F. S. A. 8.. ete. In three volumes, Royal Avo. tar per vat Elegantly printed and beautifully illustrated vrith Maps and Engra vino. Volumes I. and U. just issued Volume 111. nearly reday. published in connection with Messrs A., Si E. BLACK, of Edinburgh. COWAN'S'HISTORY OF INSECTS - - - Cnnous Facts in the history of Insects, including Bpi dem and Scorpions. A complete collection of the Le gends, Superstit's,ns, Beliefs and ominous Signs connec ted with insects; togediel with their uses in medicine, art and as Fad; and Irmmary of their remarkable In juries and appearances. IV FRANX COWAN. 000 TA. hlrrat. FP.2. WICKERSUAM'S SCHOOL ECONOMY. .A treatise on the Peeparation„Orranization, Employ ments, Government, and Authorities of Schools. By Ja... Pyle Wichersham, A. 3L, Principal of Me Pennsylvania State Normal School at Millersville. 12nio. $1 50. 'From Prof. E. A. Shrklon, — Setraary Board of Education, Qorego, /17. Please accept my thanks for the copy of "School Econ omy" sent me some time since. 1 have examined it With.. tripch care, and am highly pleased with it. It is the best wiirk of the kind 1 have had the pleasure of examining. Please vod by earliest express, three dozen eerier for use in our Training School. From the Pcnnsylrintia &hoot Journal. We"&an cordially con - mead the work to the framers of the future character of our youth, as the best means yet presented. to its own deportment, to prepare than for their momentous labors. WICKERSHAM'S METHOD OF D.;STRUC TION Or that part of the philosophy of education which treat" of the eature of the serer& branches of knowledge and the methods of teaching then, By JAMES PYLES WWEERSIIAM. A. M., the PVISIO. irate Normal Scheo/, atMiflerscitk mo. Price 81,75. From John S. Hart. .L. - 7:: D., Principal State Nomnal School, Trenton, N. J. Prat Wickersham's new book will need no recommen dation for those who have been fortunate enough to hate become acquainted with hisdormer work on School Econ omy. In the Methods of Instruction, the author has gone into the -very root of the wholes matter of teaching, and has produced a work which mush take its place as one of the permanent and accepted text-books of the professirn. The author has several important qualifications for making a first rate book on this subject. In the first place he is no mere theorist, but he has bad a huge and suecesisitti ex perience in the many things af which he writes. Second ly. the native bent of hi, mind evidently is to choose on all subjects a wise and practical mediocrity, instead of go- lug off into wild anti untried speculations and crotchets. Thirdly. he has a happy facility for grasping a subject in its totality. and yet not losing himself in vague general ities. While including in this compact volume a subject of almost boundless extent, he gives m each part the teal gist of all that can be said about it of any practical advan tage. Lastly, though this is in a measure implied in what has been already said, be avoids all cimanstocudon. and goes uniformly straight to the heart of his subject, saying what he has to soy with the• ittmost directness, and stop ping when he Te done. MAYHEW'S HORSE MANAGEMENT The illustrated Horse Management containing descrip• tive remarks upon Anatomy. Medicine, Shoeing, Teeth, Food, Vices. Stables ; likewise a plain account of the sit uation, nature and .vine of the various paints ; together with Comments on Grooms, Dealers. Breeders, Breakers, end Trainers; also on Carriages and Harness. Embel lished with more than 400 engravings from original de signs made expressly for this work. By EDWARD MAY flaw, M. R. C. V. S.. author of the '" Illustrated Horse Doctor, - and other works. 1 voL Bvo. $3,50. From the New York Tribuite. Whoever owns a horse, whoever intends to buy one, whoever has the keeping of one, whoever derives either pleasure or profit from the horse•kind, should have the information to be obtained from this book. MAYHEW'S HORSE DOCTOR. The Illustrated Horse Doctor; with more than 400 pie-. taint representations of the various diseases to which the equine race is subjected; together with the latest mode of treatment, and all the requisite prescriptions written in plain English. By Eusratuit Mal - Haw, 31. B. C. V. S. 1 col Pro. 0,50., From the Lottricot<Globe. Every gentleman who possesses or cares for Homes would do well to keep this book in his house. lifr..?day how's treatment . of the worst diseases to which horses are liable is very clearly laid down, and the method of kt,ep ing horses well and to a prolonged old age is that of na ture, and common sense. J. 13. LIPPINCOTT & CO, ang3o.llr* Publishers, Philadelphia. For sale by S. S. SIIRYOCK, Cbambersbarg, Motrlo. E A STERN INN.—Tlie undersigned ha ving lately purchased the large and commodious Brick Building of Rev. S. R. Fisher, in connection with his present place of business, on the corner of Alain street and Ludwig's Alley, is prepared to acconm3cdase BOARD 'ERS by the day, week or. month. He is amply provided with STABLING to ageommadate the traveling public. Having a large LIVERY STABLE connected with the Hotel, guests and the public generally can be furnished with Horses and Carriages at any moment. Fenionsvisit- Cluimbersburg with their families will find this-the most comfortable Hotel in the county, as it has been re fitted with entire new Furniture, and the rooms are large and well ventilated. The TABLE is amplysupidled with all the luxuries of the season, and the BAR, which is de tached from the Brick Building, will always be furnished with choice and pure liquors. Every attention paid to the comfort of guests. [octl94 S. F. GREENAWALT. BROWN'S HOTEL.—This Hotel. 'situ ated on the corner of Queen and Second Streets, op posite the Bank, Court Boom, and County Offkies, and in the immediate neighborhood of Stores, Shops, and other places of business, is conveniently situated for country people having business in Chataberaburg. The Building has been greatly enlargedand refitted for the accommoda tion of Guests. THE TABLE will always be furnished with the best the Market can produce. THE BAR will be supplied with pure and choice Li quore. THE STABLE is large and attended with a good and careful Ostler. Every attention will be rendered to make Guests corn fortable while sojourning at this Hotel. febl JACOB B. BROWN, Proprietor. UNION lIOTEL.—This old and well established Hotel is now open foelbe accommodation of Guests - The Proprietor having leased the three-story tdook &Mafi a:l/Igs on Queen Street, in the mar of his former stand, is prepared to furnish 'f;OOD ROOMS for the traveling and transient custom. . „ HIS TABLE will sustain its former reputation of being snpplied with the best the market can produce. lIIS BAR, detached trout the main building, will al ways have choice and pure Liquors. flood warm STABLING for fifty horses, with careful ostler. Every atteutihn will be made to render guests comfort able while sojourning at this Hotel. janle JNO. FISHER, Proprietor, NATIONAL liOTEL.—The subscribee would respectfully announce that babas w far com pleted his Hotel ,buildlng as to-be enabledlo open it for the accommodation of the public.. The balWing la en tirely new and built on the most approved plan , for ootn. fort and cunverienro. The BAR will always be wippliedwith the beet of It quor.A. He has also erectedin connection with the Hotel a large and convenient STABLE, and is now prepared to tarnish Stabling and Provender for any number or Hoists Attached to the Stable (ander cover) are a pair of HAY AND STOCK SCALES, to which the especial attention of Parmers, Drovers and Butchers is invited. - DANIEL TROSTLE. DAVID H. HUTCH/SON one become the Proprietor of the MATTED STATES HOTEL, near the Railroad Depot at HARRISBURG. PA. This popular and commodious Hotel has been newly refitted and furnished throughout its micas and chambers, and is now ready for the reception a guest& theTbmeostrat convenient, g eni p er Tli i o n w aii ill carti llnd eawn, the United States Hotel of any Hotel in the State Capital, on account of Its access tothe railroad, being immediately between the two Teat depots In this city. [Norris arg, June 17, filtL STATES UNION HOTEL, OPPOSITE the Lebanon `alley and Pennsylvania Ratirolui De pots. Harrisburg of ry, Pe. Thbi convenient and pleasant Hotel is now kept by the undersigned, late of the Indian Queen in Chambersburg, and be Invites the patronage of his old friendsand tbepablio generally. Terms moderate. octs-tf . JOHN W. TAYLOR. REMOVAL OF BUSH'S TOBACCO " AND SEGAR STORE.—Tbetuoleasignedhat re mottd his Tobancoaad Segar atom to his now room, on SECOND STREET, nat dot* to. Slur VH6,111 , 4111 Engine Howe, where he keep oti hand a. oatopatostotk of TOBACCO AND SEGARS, inch at Natpral,Desf, Mich igan and Smoking Tolmoco, Pipet, to.' aprils e. A. BURL
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