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ad a participant in treason—the class ik ose detestable practices not _only giyo s aidl and: comfort to the common ,enemy, but, as; con.' fessed at Richmond, light up these days of •rebel-darkness and disaster; and stimulate theni to ;renewed and desperate efforts .to recruit their armies and to whom a part id this day justly'churgeable hater of yitabi. 4Y the rebellion preserves; and whatever calamity and affliction the further protraction of the contest may involve. -Rut-for North-l‘ ern sympathizers with Southern treason kid the hopes which their treasonable existence ~ . inspires, the rebellion would have sunk under - the staggering blows dealt at Gettysburg Vicksburg. and Port-Hudson. . , 1 jecsaved, That wholly without sympathy for the men who have made this war against, • a free Republican Government, or for a sys-, tern of human bondage, in whose interest it • was instigated, or causeef despotic principlei —to vhich it,;is devoted, this 'Convention de= clares all engaged therein, ti file so engagedi to be worthy only of our' patriotic hatred and, in like spirit we denounce - as doubly recreant and- Lase those residents of loyal States who tolerate this treason, and would affiliate with armed traitors, and again sun', render our Goyernmentamf liberties to their; keeping. - ; ; • ' - Resolved, That Abraham Lincoln, Presii dent of the United States [applause], by the discharge of his 'most arduous duties in the dark - days of civil war. has won for himself the' affection and regard of t& whole Amer; jean people; and, always' bearing himself clear in his high office, has maintained the integrity of the Union, and kept our honor untarnished throughout the world [applause] ;and to him, this administration, its principled 'and its policy, we give our heartiest approval; and pledge our earnest and enthusiastic slip ? port. [Lollid applause:] ,; Abe Constitt • Res3evcd, T t the a 'mend meats proposed tO la am in giving to our soldiers in the geld. a right s oli;suffrage, merit our hearty approval, and will receive our united support; and that we recommend conventions - of loyal men throug-houtthe State to pledge l a t. ll : pandidates for the Leo•islature to vote for 0 • Resolved, That we tender to the'gallant ions of Pennsylvania now in the armies and navies of the Republic the thanks of agrate ful people, for their unselfish and heroic val or that we mourn for those who have sealed . with their blood their. devotion to their country, and will cherish their. memories tenderly aildfondly ; while to the glorious survivors we give assurance- that the last dollar and the last life shall be given to rein force them until the old flag floats in final victory. (Applause.] Resolved,. That Gov. Curtin, by the effective support he has given the Federal Govern ment in the prosecution of the , war, and his vigilant care for our soldiers, alike in the field, in carrip, and in hospital, "has 'gained for Pennsylvania proud and foremost pre eminence among the loyal States, and enti . tied himself to the thanks of all her loyal citizens, and in placing him again-in nomi-. nation 'the Convention but gave expression to the spontaneous %Vishes of the people of the, -Commonwealth he has served so well. W present fn , their suffrages the patriot, states= man, who is. alike the friend of the soldier and the favorite of the people. (Applause. Resolved, That in the nomination of Judge Agnew,'we present an accomplished jurist„a -' pure patriot, and a loyal citizen, who will adorn the highest judicial ?tribunal of the Commonwealth, and give additional security to the rights of persons and- property. The following resolution, .offered' by .31r. 4eighold, of JeffersOn, Wa's also adopted : Resolved, That the bold and determindd stand taken by the administration insumme rily arresting persons found to be guilty bf traitorous practices,lnerits our hearty corn- Mendation and in perforining this part of ita military Lduties, where necessary for the public safety, we pledge :it our hearty cb -operation. I The Conventi6n then adjournedwith three cheers for the candidates and the flag. For the Franklin Repository FOR ASSEMWAY. • We have seen ,in your late papers the names of several good men, Presented to the c.ensidvapon of the loyal people of Franklin cuudy for the different offices to be fl led ;at ouf next Convention. Allow us to present the name of Everett, Esq., as the popular: choice of the loyal people of the Northern districts of Franklin county for Assemblyman. `Mr. E. is fresh from the ranks of , f4 •• e peo ple, never having held a political office. fle 4 is a man of good character, and line abiliti!es, .and Would undoubtedly be a good choice for the responsible position, at this time. Ho is a good campaigner, and if nominated, TAR 'aid.greatly to strengthen the Union tickiet, at least in this part of the county. Spring Rim, Aug. 7, 1863: :Union', -• COL. BRAMLETTE; the newly elected Gov erno;-6f, Kentucky, openly sustained the Presidents emancipation proclamation tinr ing the recant canvass in that State. His opponent, Mi. Wickliffe, was a lgnionmem ber of Congress in 1861, but since then has joined the Democrats. He dces not appear Lo. have increased his popularity by ithe change. Green Clay Smith, of the Coving ton district, who is elected to Congress, vas denounad by the Louisville Journal us a itepUblican, but even that could notdefeat him. BRAGoTappears to be troubled in the that-. ter of supplies. A Macon paper announces that over one hundred teams are engaged in hauling Corn and supplies from the extreme southwest part of Georgia to .the interior lines of railway, along which they are trans ponied to his army. ShOuld these rail Ways happen to be cut by our adventurous cavalry Bragg would no doubt 'be compelled to aban don,entirel2y the region about Chattanooga, and retire still Earth r toward t e seabobrd. Trun Fut on (Missouri) Telegraph states that a petition is being circulated in the soutbw i estern part of the. State, by Edwin Pric6 asking the. President to permit-Ster ling Price to return - to Missouri. It; is said be is penitent, and desires to abandon; the rebel cause, come home, l and -spend the, re• mainder of his days in peace. Am a joint session of the West . Virginia Legislature, Wartinan T. Wiley, of gor - gantown, G. - Van Windle, of Pilrk. tersburg, were elected' IJ.. S. Senators-Lthe • former on the first, and the latter on the sixth ballot. COL. Basil Duke,. says tne Dem : , ocrai.P . the son of the We . Catitain - Dtike, of the United States navy, and is only 'twenty six years old, and ws t s born . .at the house of his uncle, James K. duke;, of Scott county, Kentucky,, who is the-father of the St. Louis Basil. They are,hoth,named for their grand father, Dr:TtasilrDulce, who married a sister of Chief Justice Marshall, and for many years lived in Washington, hi Kentucky, and' died there in 1828. 4, THE Richmond clergymen' appear to have taken to preaching polities. Among the "Sabliath Notices" in Just Saturday's Dis patch, is the following : "The fourth series of interesting discourses will be delivered on Sunday morning at Bethel Meeting House, 25th - street, • Union Hill. Subject: The Northern States of America, the most likely location of 'the Lake of Fire and Brimstone' in the which the Beast and False Prophet will be tortured." • • MERE should be no encouragement giv en, in or out of the army, to the idea that the fact of being conscripted attaches a stig ma to the conscript. The soldiers of Napo leon were conscripts, and they bore the French eagles from Cadiz to Moscow, and from the Baltic to the Pyramids. And our conscripts from the Eastern States have al ready fought bravely in this war. ON the .ipt ree. s of the news in England of the rebel rev es in Pennsylvania and on the 'Mississippi, t . e,rebtlioun declined eighteen and twenty-five per. cent. Parliament had been prorogued, and the speech from the throne delivered. The Queen says she sees no occasion for departing from the position of strict neutrality. :._ A morTo for the Vallandigham Democrats expressing their position exactly : "Freedom of speech for treason and rebellion, b no freedom of speech against slavery." MARRIED. On the 6th inst., by the Rev. Jacob Steck, Mr. JOSEPH LASHORN, of Martinsburg, Fa., to Miss HENRIETTA R. THRASHER, Of Chem, bersburgi Pa. • DIED On the 6th inst., in- this place, Dr. JERE :: EMLA.II SENSENY, in the'7sth year of his age. On the 4th inst., in Green township, In/ ELLEN, only daughter of Adam and Leah Deihl, aged 4 months and 22 days. On the 2d.inst., in Mereersburg, fir. JonN DORRANCE, aged 71 years ; a consistent mem:- ber of the Presbyterian Church of that place -for forty-six years, and a: Ruling Elder for almost thirty yeai.s. -On the 26th ult., near Middleburg, DANIEL, infant son of Isaac and Susie Shank, aged 3 months and -17 days. On the Gth MARGARET REED, infant daughter of David and Sarah Gillan, aged 2 years. 'On the sth ult., in Guilford township, Miss ANN JANE .11 BETEa; aged 24 years, .5 months and 30 days. , On the 6th inst., in the vicinity of Fay etteville, Mrs. NANCY BRObRENS, aged 45 years, 10 months and 2 days. On the 7th inst., in St. Thomas, SARAH LQUISA. SACRHAN S Fed 2 years, 3' month's and II days. -" • On the 29th ult., in the same place, Mrs.' SARAH Mita.ra, aged 58 years, 3 months" and 12=days. On the 4th inst., •in the same place. - EMMA KATE, daughter of William and Sarah Pals grove, aged 1 year, 9 months and 25 days. R: R. R. • „ • MEDICAL ASSISTANCE Is secured to all wha suffer pain, by tho use of RAD WAY'S READY REILVF., Ipe moment it is applied externally ,or a teaspoonful In a wine glass of water taken internally, the mdst more pains cease. In at. tacks of HEAD-ACHE, TOOTII-ACHE, iIARRIRE;; PAIN IN THE BOIVELS or Rheumatism, Neui•argia, Sore Thrvit, crony affection where pain is experienced, relief in 1-stantly afforded. Its continued use will rap idly cure the disease. - A TRUE DISCOVERY, DISCOVERED AT LAST. AN EXTR.AORDLVART MEDICINE. For the cure. of Scrofula, Fever Sores Ulcers, Sore Read, Dad Legs, and all skin diseases. Dr. Railway's Cleansing Sy called Renovating Resolvent , Is superior to all Sarsap Vain nse. One to eix bottles cure the worst Dose, only a dessert spoonful three times per day. Porgy to in CLolnbersltnrg by MILLER & lIEICSIiSY Prevention of Incrustation in Steam Boil er:I.—WINANS' ANTI-INCRUSTATION POWDER til; MOVES AND FIIEVEN'At THE DEPOSIT OF SCALE, AND WITHOUT INJURY TO THE IRON Burs YEaRs Ile Übe. References in all parts of the country, viz: Albany Gas Co.; Eaton, Gilbert dr!Co., and others, Troy ;Syra. , cuss, Rochester, Auburn, ' &c., ac.; John Gibbon & Fh . elps, Charles Ensign, John R. Evans & Co., Jewett & Root, and otbera, Buffalo: Cleveland, Columba; Banes ville, &c., 'Sze.; Goa. Shield. Miles Greenwood, Mitchell & Rammelstuargi and 40 others in Cincinnati; andthrongh out the West; Indianopolis, Dayton, Terro Haute, Lo gan-s-port, Chicago. Springfield, St. Louis, St. PAW, &c., &O.;&C. Cost about 40 to 60 cents per week: Fur circu lar, address H. N, WINANS, 11 WAIL ST., New YORK. P.O. Dox No. 6. _ Duly 22, '63-Gm. Edifar of Repository—Dear Sir: With our permiasion I wish to say to the readers of your paper that I will send by return mail to all who wish it, (free) a Recipe, with foli directions for making and using a simple Vegetable Bidin, that,will effectually re move, in 19 minutes, Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities. of the 'Skin, leaving the same soft clear, smooth and beautiful. I will also mail free to those havinv Bald Heads or Bare Faces, simple directions and information that wilt enable them to' tart a full growth of LUxuriant Hair, 'Whiskers, or_a. Moustache, in less than 30 days. All ap• pllchtions answered by return mall without charge. . _ Respectfully yours, . THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, ju1y24'6373m. N 0.831 Broadway, New York. 2b the Young or Old, Male or Pernale.— if you have been suffering from a habit indulged In by the YOUTH OPBOTH SEXES, wawa CAUKEO 80 MANY AL6IIIIMO 8114110318, It unfits them/at Marriage, , And is the greatest evil watch can ;befall MAN Olt WOMAN. See 'symptoms enumerated la adyertlaement, and if you area sufferer, Cut out the Advertisement, And send for it at once, , Delays are dangerous Ask for Ileimbold's, Take no other. . Cures guaranteed. Be to ar e of,Cotgn ?cried: and imitations. July 15,83-11ra , Wanted.--Local and Travellingal Agents in overy Town and County. Circulars, with Testimonials of Clergymen and Scientific men, in regard to the linsi neSs, sent free. „. /SAM 11ALF.,..Tn., a CO., - fply 15,83 St _ l'iowbu - ryport, Ifs* t.l)e ,',f',4tik4ili .4,ep0ti1pri1,,.,44010,404yr.g„‘,Pc. Madame Porteir' s - Curative Balsam - has tong n ..er tested the truth tbd there are first principles in Medi cine as there is in .:zience, and this Medicine is com pounded on princi li..s suited to the manifold nature of Map I The cure Colds- is In keeping open the pores, end creating a gen internal warmth, and this is cans.. ed by the nse of this Medicine. Its remedial .qualities are based on its poker to assist the healthy and vigor ous circulation of brood through the langs, it onliTens the muscles and assists the skin to pet form its duties of regulating thebeat of the system, and in gently throw. ing.-eff the Waste substance from t he surface of the body, It l's not a violent . remedy, brit emollient, warming, searching and eifectivs. Sold by all druggist at 13s • and 25 cents Per bottle. Duly 22. - • The Confessions and Experience of an In ❑aiid.—Published for the lienefit. and as a warning and A CAUTION TO YoUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous Debility, 'Premature Decay Gift Manhood, etc., su 'plying at the same time TUE MEANS OF SELF CURE, By one who has trifed himself after being put ton great "expense and Injury through mottell humbug and quackery. By enclosing a pbstpaid addressed envelope, single copies may be had of the author. ' NATHANIEL MAYFAID.:Egg.„ may 20,0313 Bedford, Eingi county, N. Y. Ornamental lon Works.—WOOD& PEROT, 1131 Ridge venue, philadelphiaat,offer for rale, umiu the most Favorable Terms, New and Beautiful Desigas in great variety of, IRON RAILINGS for anzeteries, Residences, de., of Wrought anu Cast Iron, and Galvan ized Iron and Bran Tubing; Iron Verandahs, Balconies, Stairs, Counters, nuntains, Gates, alums, Hitching Pasts; Lamp Sfands i Vases, Tables. Flower htands, sofas, Chairs, Statuary, Animals, end nll ollier.lzon W.lk of Decorative character. Designs forwarded for selection. Persona applying for !IMO, Will please state the kind of work: needed. „ june 3, - . The Confessioag and Experionee of a Ne'r rous Prong Man.—Published as a werning and for the especial benefit of young men. and those who suffer with Emmons DEDFLITT, Loss or ME1.102.Y 5 PRF3I.I.TIIItE DECAY, &c., At., by one who has cured himself by simple means after being put to great expense and ir convert - loma t through the use of worthless medicines proscribed by learned Doctors. Single copies may be bad (free) of the author, C. A. Lomax, Esq Orr enpuint Doug Island. by enclosing an addressed envelope . ; Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Greinpoint, Long Island, New Yr.rk, July 22, '6341- Card to the Ststrering.—The Rev. William Cosgrove, while laboring as a missionary in Japan, was cured of Consumptien when all other means had failed, by a recipe obtained from a learned physician in the great city of J. ddo. this recipe has cured great huinbera who were suffering' froin Consumption, Bronchitis, ',Sore Throat, Coughs and ilolds, and the debility and nervous depression caused bY these disorders. Desirone of benefiging others, I will send this recipe, ,which I have brought home, with me, in all who need it, free orcharge. Address Rev. W3l. COSGROVE, dec 5,62.1 y 439 b'tiltoirAvenne, Btook'pi, N. N. $25.. Emplornvnt !—Agents Wanted !—W e will' pay from $2 . 5 toil 5 per month,and all expenses, to active Agenta.or give a commission. particulars sent free.— Address ERIE Smrtso 31Acnuts COMY.ENT, It JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio. april 29, 634 y REPORT OF THE MARKETS " -- PII,I,CE CURRENT Mar COItICECTED CEIAMBEIUBURG, Aug.ll, BrrrEn. - EGus LARD TALLOW SOAP BACON RAMS BACON SIRS, SOD? BEANB. 101VAstmo WOOL 45 10 1331KASHEEL WOOL SO S CLOVER ;inn 4 00 8 TIMOTHY SEED 2 00 4 to 6 FLAX SEED 2 00 12 PARED PEACHES 3 00 EINPAREI) PEACHES 1 50 1 50 DRIED APPLES 1 00 CHAMBERSRURG FLOUR AND GRAIN MARIC,E T. CORRECTED AT CHAMBERSBURG MILLS 'flour—White =Floor—Red ' Wbcat—•White Wheat—Red Rye - Cum Oafs POTATO MARKET. Mercer, New Pink-ilyes Philadelphia Markets. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10, 1863 FLotra--Sales comprise about 1000 bbls. x family privateterms ,• 800bb1dWiestern do -at $6.25@6.50 bbl, 300 bbls fancy at $8.50. The retailers and bakers are buying moder ately at from $5.37®.62/ for superfine, and •$5.50e6 for extra ; $6.250_,i),6.75 for extra family, and $7@8.50 Vbbl for fancy brands. Rye Flour is scarce at $4.7505 14 bbl.— Corn Meal is held at $4.20 for Brandywine, and $4 bbl for Penn'a. Guar:kr—There is rio more wheat offering; about 3000 bush old red sold at $1.38®1.40, and 1000 bush new at $1.25e1.32; white - ranges at $1.4001.60 bush—the latter for choice' Kentucky. Rye is selling at $1@1.05 of bush. Corn is scarce and in demand with small sales of prime yellow at 78c, and West ern mixed at 76@77c of bush. Oats are unchanged - at 70®72c for - old' Penn'a ; 3500 bush new Delaware sold 60@65c weight. WHISKY i 9 quiet; hbls are selling al 47c; hhda 46c, and drudge 45c gallon. Iletu abberagenzents. REWARD.—StoIen from the t -- ytlv - pasturu field of the subscriber, on Monday MALL LIU! Sti inst.. near Quincy, a large heavy set BAY IIL/Itbe, with black main zi . tid tall. The above reward will be paid fur any infat El:alien leading to the recovery of the above deacribed horse by • nng.l2-tf JOIIV 111.111)01VElt. STRAY. CATTLE.—Came to the premises o r the subscriber, In Green township, abate the latter part of June, 5 head of young cattio-2 steers and 3 heifers -The owner is requested to prove proper ty, pay charges and take them away, or they will be dealt with according to taw. SAMUEL GARTER. Aug 12, 34 ciIIAMBERSBURG YOUNG LA:- N./ DIES' SEMINARY.—The fall Session 01 1563 will begin September Bth. fhe terms will be the same as heretofore. A reduction of one-third-will be made to the charge for boarding where the pupil is in attendance from Monday to Filday. For further particulars,apply to- - aug . 12-6 t Rev. HENRY REEVES, A, M. Principal. 50 IIEAD - OF SHEEP LOST.- Strayed from the residence - of the snbseriber, bring near New Guilford, from 40 to 50 head of Sheep, mnrked with_ the letter N 'with tar on their side. Any persons having strayed sheep, with the above mark, on their premises, will please give Information by address. lug . N. W. SULLENBERGER, aug New Guilford P. 0., Franklin co., Fa. 25RE;WARD.—Stolen from the pasture field of -the subscriber, on:Friday n ght the 7th Inst., 4 miles east of ChambersLutt on the Gettysburg Pike, &large Black llorse,B years old; ewe noyed in the left shoulder, but doesuot go lame ; walks well in harness. or under the saddle. The above reward will bapaid for any information tending to thy rbcovery of the horse by ANDREW J. LOCHBAUBI. ang 12 _ ATOTI.CE.--LTheundersignedhereby - .LI give notice to. their neighbors owning Cattle, bogs, Co., not to allow their stock to run at large and lrespasa on their premises, as, in justice to themselves, they will be compelled to enforce the laws strictly against alt persons who will permit this notice to go unheeded. - - • JACO ETTER, aug 12 , 31, TBR4IL BQLLENBERGER. Az i sabbertisemento. 'MR RENT—The OFFICE omen ju pied by,Or ,'r. N. Snively, next door to Shryock's Book Store. is offered for rent. Yvasession given !name. diately. Apply at Dr. ,Richards' office. ang 101 TOTICE.---:Whereas Letters of Ad ' ministration on the Estate of W.lliam Eyner, bite of Franklin County. dec'd, have been granted to the subscriber, re.iding jn said county. All persons indebted to the said Estate, are hereby re. quested to make immediate payment. awl those having claims or demands against the Estate of said decedent, will make known the sante without deity. to ang.l2 6t A. H. ETTER, Adm'r. NOTlCE.—Whereas. totters of Ad "minietration on the Estate of Nancy Crawford, hits of Guilford township, decid. hare been granted to the subscriber. residing in said township All persons Indebted to the said Estate. are hereby re quested to make immediate paynient.and those having claims or demands against the Estate of said decedent, will make known the same without delay, to 'Rag. 1•2 JOIIN CR. kWFORD. Aciner. 4t - ki ei REWARD.—StoIen from the field near 'Marsh ;tore .Franlil in county. Pa" on Friday night, July list , a large RHO ROAN lIORSRi six yeara old.right hip lower than the left, one hind pastor hair robbed nit and the other pastor a wind gall. Thu tindersigned will pay the-above reward for the de. livery 'of theta wail. orfu - sedh Information as may lead to his recovery. i.ddrelis JACOB OCi cog. 12-3 t Hagerstown. !dd. NTOTICE.-4Whereas, Letters Tes tamentaryon the the Estate of •Richard' Rneden, rat+ of the Borough of Charnbersbnr,„ dec'd, have been granted to the subscriber. All persons indebted to the said Estate, are requested to make immediate payment. and ,those having claims or demands against the Estate of said decedent, dill make known the same without delay, to nog. It . • WM. BURDEN, Ex'r. $40.7 0 1YA:P.---Stolen from the f W m. Ml 3 rah, - in Chambersburg, on 141 °why night Last, the 10th inst.. a BLACK MARE, 3 y e ars old. 15 hands high . a small white spot en the fors ! hmul,and white hairs on the top of the neck. caused by the collar. $lO till be given for the return of the Mare, and the arrest awl conviction ofthe thief. or $25 f the recovery of the Mare alone. Apply to Wm. lia'Grath, Chn,-,bersl , arg, or - • 11 - 11,LIA MST 1$ angl2-1t . t Amberson'S Valley. UXECUTOR'S : E d ik hereby given that Lett: rs Testamentary to the Estate uf Daniel Ontrad, late of Peters township. deed, hove been grAnted_ta the 'uuderstgned, residing in said township. All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Es tate will please make immediate payment: and those having claims will present thew properly authenticated for settlement. au g. Li 11AVIEL coNniri. Et'r. AD NISTRATOR'S NOTICE- Notice is hereby given that Letters-of Adminis tration on the Estate of Samuel Burns, late of Green township, 'deceased, have beau granted to the under signed, residing in said township of Green. All persons kuowing themselves indebted to said Es tats will please make immediate payment; and those having claims Will present them Properly :Inthentinnted for settlement. JACOB ZOOS, Adminittrutor. Ang 12. RA' VALUABLE STEAM TANNERY I , - km: SAllt.—The nndersigned will sell a Private IPate.lll4TANNßltY,known as the Corner Tannery. NV ith steam and water-power. Saw Mill, Chopping Mill, Stocks tor breakinglides, hc: The Tannery line 8 leeches, 22 vats, 2 limes and water-pool, and is capable of tanning 800 heavy hides a year.. There aro too Log Dwelling Houses. Barn. Stable and other necessary out build ngs Connected with the Tannery, mad about 60 Acres cleaned. with good fruit . Tle will sell any quantity of land with the Tannery, from 100 to 700 Acres. 0 er 600 Acres are Timber, and an ample supply of t hesuut Oak Bark to run the Tannery for fitty,years. It is situated about 7 miles South-west of Mercersburg, on Licking Creek. - Terms made 0 ISY: 'Possession wilt be gives- this fall if necessary. Per further partionldrs adores the under signed. at Mercersburg, Franklin county, Pa. aug 12, 63•tf , C. METCALF. EMI AT AN ORPHANS' COURT held at chambersburz. for i'rauklin County, Pa.. on the td ds y of June. 1863, hefore the Judges of our maul Court —ln the matter of thefexceptions ti led to the at. count. of lienry. Miller, Administrator of the estate of Ephraim Stabler. decd, the Court appointed C. S. it3ster. Esq., Auditor, to examine the exceptions, hear the evidence, find the facts. state an account, and make distribution among the creditors of said deceased, at repot t the same. In testimony whereofa have hereunto set a.).t. my handand affixed the Seal of the said Court, at Chambersburg. ibis 7th day of Au gust, 1863. NV, G. 3IPLCQEi t t., Clerk. Nortcs.—All possoneinterested in the settlement and distribution,/ VII, funtlA. of the above Estato, will take notice, that thnluditor above named will attend at his office. on Ntarkststreet. in Chamberburg, opposite .the Court !louse fir the purpose of his appointment. on Stturday, thcl2tA, clay of September rex& Itt 10 o'clock, A. 31., where they are requested to attend if they think proper. C. S. ETSTER., nog, 12. '63-1t -Auditor. $7 00 6 50 1 16 1;10 CHAMBERSBURG - ACADEMY. - ,REFITTED AND REORG.4NIZED Will open ite: fill term :on Monday, September 7th. Large additions have been made to its already extensive appertains. a full and efficient corps of teachers bare been employed and no pains or expense spared to render ours one of the firsOnstitutions of learning in the country. Particular attention paid to Teachers and young men preparing for College. A. Primary Department for little Boys and Girls Will be opened in the Academy under - charge of Miss Schi rely, in which the elements of Spelling. Betiding,. Writing, Arithmetic. Geography and Gramme wid be thoroughly taught. Tuition in this department, $3 per quarter. • For further particulars send for circular or apply to , the Principal. FACULTY. J. R. KINNEY, Principal. - - A .GraltrlELD, A. 8., Latheand it. English. • A. M. 'Duman, Commercial- Department. Mies B. 11. Suirmv, Music, Drawing and Principal of Primary Department. . Chambershurg, ring. t 2, '63.- T, ANDRETII'S AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND -SEED WAREHOUSE, 21 and 23 South Sixth. street, Philadelphia DAVID LANDD.tiII Sc 130;k1, Proprietors of Bloom:Pia e, whirh contain+ near four hundred pores. in high filth. demoted to the production of GanDEN SLEDS, ate now prepared to supply Count ry Pileicbrintb,_Dingglits and all others who deal in-deeds,-with large or-mall glum titibp, by the pound or bushel, and oleo in papers inade ready for retailing... , Tho Establishment represented by David Landreth & don,bas been fonnded nearly of a century. The wide spread popularity, and ihe demandiincreas ingfrom 3 ear to year. for • LANDRETIN wARTtENTtn GARDEN SEEDS is evidence of the high value entertained fcr them ly! the pnldic. Landreth's Garden Seeds are not only favorably re ccived throughout the litlon. but are shipped to -ma:* breign ports. Indeed, it may be stated, with nation::: pride that they come insoactive competition w ith Ens, I ish Seed on British Soil. David Landreth b Soninvile all who are not ahead . , purchasers of their harden Seeds, to make a trial o thorn _assured that they will be foiled fully equal their high reputation. ti Landratlie Rural Register amt Almanac containing : catalogue of Barden Seeds• with instructions, Inn ishea gra ss. Also—Catalogue of Agricultural Implements DAVID LAM:METH '4 &IS,- Nos. 21 and 43:tenth GUIS t., Philadelphia. Aug. 12,'43.2y QA.TEMENT OF TJIE BANR 0 OF C lIAMBERSBURG, August 6th 1969. ASSETS • - Bllls,and Notes Discounted—. " " on Call 147.785 97 .„ 100.000 00 247:785 97. Stocks and loan of the Commonwealth Pa 58.247 48 Q. 8.7 310 Ti eneury Notes.-- ..... 100.000 00 Certificates of Deposit 320.000 00 One year Certificates 29.595 22 449.595 2•. Due by the CAI Banks 206.098 28 , s'«, a County'•...... 11.609 01 217.707 20 Gold . 95.080 00 Notes and Checks of other Banks— 5.691 03 Legal tendat notes 16.00000 20.691 03 Bonds and Moe tgagcs 11.835 00 Coupon Bonds at (market value)... 14.000 00 Judgments 22.973 45 ' Ground rents in the city of 10.902 07 - Real Estate 14.000 00 1.162.738 11 • Circulation ' ' 4T9.695 00 Deposits/Inuividual 331.971 84 c6monifealth .99.683 21 ' - 3616.54 fir; Duo to otlai Banks 7.017 76 • . • $2.18.3137. el The above Itatement ie just and true to the beat of my knowledge and belief G. B. 31ESSER8MITE1, Cashier. S went and subscribed before me a Justice of the Peace in and tor the county of Franklin Penna. Aug 1ith186.3, H.B. DAVPODI,J. P. Aug Ist, 1d . LIABILITIES 4 fteb3 1 inTOMiSeM . ento. olleddquartm, Provost Marsha, • Ugh District, Pennsgirtnfcc, phambersbarg, August 10,1.863. , HE' -FOLLOWING E IS TH LAN GUAG of Sec: the Act cif Con ess, passed ch Sso.2. That the following persons be, a -they-are hereby, excepted and exempt front the provilions of this net, and shall not be liable to military duty under the same, to wit : Suph as are rejected as physically .or men., tally unfitfor the service; also, first, the Vice-President of the Unfted States, the judges of the various courts of the United states, the heads of the various executive de partmehis at the govCrriment and the governors of the several States. Second, the only HMI liable to military duty of a widow dependent upon his labor - for support. Third. the only son of aged or infirm p trent or parents dependent upon his labor for support. Fourth, where there etre two or more suns of aged or infirm parents sub. ,j:t to draft, the father, or if he be dead, the mother, may elect which son shall be exempt. Fifth, the only brotherof children not twelve years ofd; having neither fattier nor mother, dependent upon his labor for support Sixth, the father of motherless children tinder twelve years of age, dependent upon his labor for support. Seventh, wherethere are a father rind Bunt; in the same family and household, and two of them are In toe mili tary service of the United States as non-commissioned officers, musicians,or privates. the residue of such family and household. net exceeding two,- shall be exempt. And no persons but such as are herein excepted shall be exempt: Provided, however, That 'no person who has been convicted of any felony shall be enrolled or permit ted to serve in said forces. Sec. e 8 of the Regulations prescribed. for the govern ment of the Bureau of the Provost Marshal tieneml reads as follows : To establish exemption Under the second, third fourth fifth and sixth provisions of see-tido 2of the act for en rolling and callingout the notional forces, &c-; the board "shalirequire the affidavits of the person seeking to, be exempt and of two respectable men, (heads of families') residing in the district, that the man in 'question fa,"the oniyson liable to military duly of a sendoto dependent on his t,bor for sapport," "Vieonly tone aged or infirm parent or parents dependent on his tabor for support," or otherwise, according to the particular prodsion of the section under which the exemption Is claimed. -These affidavits will be made according to the forms hereinafter prescribed, and must in all eases be taken before a civil ma:esti:do duly authorfged to administer oaths. These farms of affidavits shall be published by the board Ofon rollnient in the newspapers bf the district, for the intr• motion of the public, when a draft 'bordered. The form of affidavit:required tinder the fourth pro vision of Sac. 2d of the law is published in snottier ad vertisement of the same date with this. Claims for ex• euiptimi under that part of the law must be filed before the draft. The following additional forms of affidavit are pulr fished : • ' , ' FORM 25. - Certificate of exemptton for the )1= of a toidow, or of aged and infirm parent or parents. I, the etbscriber, resident of county, State of - hereby certify that... being siable to will tary'duty under, th. act of .Con gross r enrolling and pilling out the national forces," approved March 3,1862, am the only son of ...... widow, (or an aged parent,) depend. cams my sabur for support. We, the subscribers, do hereby certify that the above named lithe only son of a widow, (or of aged and infirm parents) dependent on his iabor tor support. Persorudly.appeared before me, • the above named and. ........ and severally made oath that the above Certificate is correct and true, to the beat of their knowledge and belief. Dated this day of - • 18E3 ' Nott I.—The, first of the abtive certificates must be signed by the person claiming exemption, and thesec oud by two respectable citizens (heads of " famines) reef dents of the town, county, or dist, lot, in whichthe per son resides, and sworn to before a magistrate. NOTE 2—Tills certificate is to be used only in cases where the labor of the person claiming exemption is actually necessary fur the support, of the person de. pendent on him. The exemption dose not apply in lases where there is sallicient p•uperty to yield support and the necessary business fur collecting the income can he transacted by agents, trustees, or the like. FORM 27. (Ira:fixate that the person liable to draft, it the only brat/. er of a child or children dependent onhis lacror for sup port. I, the subscriber, being liable to draft into the service of the United States, , hereby, inahe'affidavit that I am the only brother of under 12 years of age, having neither father or and dependent on my labor for support. . . We, the subscribers, • and residents of county, State of , ...... ...... - hereby certify that who Jana hie to draft, is the only brother of ........ ........... under 1. years of ago, having neither father nor mother, and dependent en his labor for support. Personally appeared before me, the above named and - and severally made oath that the above certificate is correct and true, to the best of their knowledge and belief. , Dated at this day of 186 . NOTE I.—This certificate is to be used only in cases where the labor of the person claiming exemption is actually necessary for the. support of the persons de. pendent on him. The exemption dear not apply in cases where there is sufficient property to yield support, and the necessary business can be trantacted for collecting .the incomo by agents; trustees, or the sike. - Nam 2.—The tirst certificate must be signed by the person claiming exemption, and the second by twa roe spectable peresnsqheade of families) residents in' the same town, county, or district with the person for Whom exemption is claimed. • A . ' Fetal 28. ' - _ 'i Certite gat twa m4m,!icrs of the, family of the ptirson liable to draft are altkady in the ,Ifilitary smoke. of the United Statds.. •We.the subscribers, ............ .- and • : residents of ' ' county, State 6f. . . hereby certify that two membere of the family avid household .of county and State above- mentioned, are in the military iterileo of the United States, as non-commissioned officers: musicians, or Lri sates. Personally appeared before me , the above named aud ...... and severally made oath tliatthe above certificate is correct and true, to the best of their knowledge and belief. Justice of the Peace. Dated this - day of 186 . Nora I.—Thho Is only intended to apply where the Members of the family claiming, exemption reside in the same family. If any of the members reside elsewhere, and have gone Into tho military wird.* of the United states, no efremptiou on that account can be claimed NOTE 2.—This certificate must be signed by onset the parents, if there be any; if pot, by two respectable per sons (heads of families) reident lathe same town. county or district with the person for whom exemption is claimed. FORM 29. .-rti.ficate that the person liable to draft is the father of nioheriesschildren, under 12 years of age, dependent on Ms labor for supprirt. I, the subscribSr, being liable to draft into he service of the United statos, hereby make affidavit chat lam thefather of motherless chil vi ler 12 years of age, and dependent on my labor for, sup' ?att. We, the subscribers, - and ....- esldents of county, State of iereby certify. that - is _father of uotherless children under 12 yours of age, and depend ..at on his labor for support. Perm=lly appeared beforerno, the above named and ....... and coverall) , made oath that the above tertifteate la correct and true to the beet Of their , tuowledge and belief. • Dated this day of 186 . Nors.—The first certificate Must be signed b$ the per son claiming exemption, and the- second by two res pectable perians (heads of families) resident in the same town, cAmnty, or district with the Person for whom whom exemption is claimed. POEM so.- • Certificate for,ezemption . on account wasuitablenal of - ago. I,' of donnty, State of ...... having been enrolled under the provisions of an act of Congress "for enrolling and calling ont the national forces," gc., approved March 3, _lBB3. as liable to perform military duty In the service of the United States, hereby certify that I am not legally _subject to such liability, and for the following reason t That I itra years of age. We, the subscribers and of the toWn,,,eount3, and State above mentioned, hereby certify that the above statement of age incorrect and true to the best of our knowledge .and belief. - , ' p ers auiny appeared before me, the above named and ' and severally made oath that the above certilleatisure correct and true, to the best of their knowledge and belief. • Dated at this day of ' 186 Nara 1. -r -The certificate in regard-to age Is, in an eases where practicable, tO he- argued by the -ant of pervan claiming exemption,lind the Taquirementil epect tied in the" regtinahms are to lie' adhered to. The -blank r pace in, dm certii.cate to indicate .ihe ag,e of - dui • per• son is to be fiikd as tol loins: , . That I rum 4 . SEW= TWENTY" years of age. That lam "twiLlt, Tljmty FITZ" 161 - 13 , 01.1 f -age. ' . .V71) 31.fittaint." ' '- That I am " owls rani-nye years of age according to - the fads in the case. ' •'. i -•- - - Norr.2.—ln case the certificate's riot signed 131 the parents, the fact of age =tat be certified to by two tee. pectable persons (heads of fmnilles)resident in the same town, arunty, or dictrkt with the person for whom ex emption is claimed. and the requirements of paragr.th 131, Regulations, &c , must be complied with. GEO. EYSTEtt, Pro. liar. and Prest.!l 'Beard of Iterollmiet. JORN2`.III'ILIIPNi, Commissioner of Beard of Enrollment. - R. R.SRISS, - • orgeon efßoard of tnrollniont. aug.l2-2 . .t . fiertdqu , rters,Prrtoosi Marsha ltith Dlktrict, rtnrisylvarda, Clounberlburg, August 10,1563. rynE YOURTIt. SPECIAL EL EMPTION created Ci Section Rd of the Am of ngress passed March 3,1863, reeds as follows : Where there are two more"eont Of aged ca inßrnr parents subject to dru fr. the father; or if he be dead, tho mother, may elect rwhich son shall be exempt. Notice is hereby gir , sn that the election - In thia cape mutt be made Worc the draft To defer It until aftcr trill be to lose tiaerir;ht 4.f - - . Persona claiming oionifitlon on.soch score slainld Idsis no time in tiling tiu. requisite allidavit: at these head -40 triers, or with the (wont, 'Provost Marshal of their respectivwconnties. blank farms may be obtained 4 this or either of the t,ra ilea offices. The following Ist I, form : . - - • . . Urtificate of a Pam t ii.st hen, she desires oiss of his or he,•„ ots =impart: , I, the cabgerlber ":I.ther'_(oristother) of . and ; county, st,re of hereby certi: fy that I am aged'aml itirirm, arid thnt I am dependent for support on the of my two eons, aboved named; and MAI elect that mr son shall be exempt fr.,“ ~ eserntions of the act of Comm. grew, "for enrolling .111,1 out the national Jane's," approved Ida h 3, IS i 3.• We, the subserit•R,'.l , luireby certify that the abos<- tamed ' Waged and infirm, mid de. pendent ou thoPlabor of - sons for support. • ''`Personally appeared I:erare me tho above named ' - and and severally made oath tbatthe abeve certioedfrr are correct and true, to.tbe beet of their knua lt.ge luad belief Dated at this ;day. of -18 ft Nora I.—The first 041 titicatemnst - be signed by the parent making the election, and the second by two. res pectable citizens, (kepis of families) residents of the town; county. or district in width the persons reside, and sworn to before a magistrate. In case the father is de ceased, the certificate is to be signed by the mother. and the fact of the father's death is to be stated by the per. sons certifying. Nora 2.—This cartificste is to be teed only i IrCIUSIS rivbere the labor of the person claiming exemption ie act ` necessary far the support of the parson dependent on him: The exemption does not apply in' cats& where there is snfficient property to. yield sappoil, - ,and the neecSSary business fur collecting theincome Can be trans acted by a - gents, trustiles, or the like. _CLEO. Varga; tnig 12-3 t • Capt. and Provost Marshal 18th Dia. pa. .Justice of the Peace TIST OF I T the Poet din , Ashbarn.Oureehis Anderson Nathan Bennet-D.A 2 Breigh Mrs Susan Brinkerhoff S 8" Berry joseph Beaver David Bark Miss •Dlargt Bitner Charles - Berkbead Isaac Bair Ephraim Biller Mares W Brown Charles Brown Frar cis H Balm George 2 Courier William Clark Miss Calman William Championtienryn Cooper , William Duffey Frank W Dingertleld John Veats Charles Persona clang that they have bee nog. 12. VORTY -DOLLARS - REWARD:, Stolen. from the pastnro field Of the eubeeriber, on the Riddle Farm, about a mile and a half North of Maur beraburg, on Monday night, the 13th instant, A DARK ROAN MARE, five yam old, medium ;lire, and • has two lumps on the withers. A reward of $4O will bo paid for the return of the mare in good efintlition. July 22, '63.-tf " SAMUEL BERNS. Jubtice of the Peace eyiSTRAY.—Came to-the residence of tho subscriber , 2 miles south of Charnborsbare• meen the Waynesboro' and Greencastle road, 20 head of Sheep and 4 Lambs, all of, which are mariedwith the letter.N. The owner cen have - sheeP by ltdly identety lag the same and paying, chafges: jtily 'A 'O3 St. : Arm.VONVEROW: 11:10tOY LOST.--Srosdph Li lad iLp abort 12 years of age, bait the residence of his tanner in Southampton township, aboitt the 4th of July. Any 'person having informatibn respecting his where abontswill confer a special favor to his bniebsed parents by leaving word at, or addressing this officer [aug: 5 10$71i,AY.—Came :to the Lumber 121 Yard ef the -subscriber, the second week oz,Jeti. Davie rule of our to n, F01111.63.1ALL PIGS. Aill per eon proving property and payingchargee - , can have . the &awe by applying to spurs, BEIBEIIT. Chamb'g.ang. 5 ' • - • VSTRAY.-=--Oarce toi.the residence J2l Of the subscriber. near fayetteiille, about theta' ot July, a ,large BRINDLE COW .:ankCALV. The Cots , . itsupposed to be about nine years old. The ownernsn have the tame by Italy identlfyiugatid paying charges. July 29-3 t. ' ,JAId.RB CRAWFORD.; SAP ONIFIER,or Tho public are cautioned ,tbe SPERIODet article of LYE for mating 80AP t Ab.: I nw offered for sale. • The onIyGENIIINE and PATENTED Lye is that made by the PENNSYLVANLLEALT MADEPAOTIT 'ING COMPANY; their trade-Mort for it being "SA PONIFIED OR CONCENTDATED. LYE," '.The pcit' SUCCESSof this article has led lIN MECUM PO TIES to endeavor. to mirrATE , it, in violation of tie Company's PATENTS. : • .. . „ All MANITFACITIIIiERS,BUYERS; or SKIZEROf these SPURIOUS Lycra, sra hereby NOTIFIED that the COILPPANYhavo employed as t . hair A2TORNEY4 CEO. HAEDING, Esq. PMtad'a, anal BAIIEWELL, Esq., of"Piftbuly, And that all" ANUFACTUR ERS, U3TI2Sor.RELL ERR of Lye, in violation of thOrights of the Cornea, will ba:PIZOSECUTED at once. - Justice of the Peace,. The ,41.4P02V7F1ER, or edNCENTRAMD LYN ! la for sale by W 4 Druggists, armors and Country Stone). The UNIT= STATES CniCtal Po l 7lvOrestern Diarld.of Pennsylvanla,No. 1 of 51aY Terra, in 1862,intinit of iho PENNSYLVANIA SALT .O . O:FACTORING COX PANT ve. THOMAS G'.. CRASS; 'decreed to the Coup; Pany, on November 15;1802, the arch - J.:sire right granted by a patent ovraed by them ter the' SAPONIFIER Patent dated Ottobor it, 1856. Perpetual injunction awarded. THE PENNSYLVANT4 SALT MANUFACTURING CO. OF - 127 WAI;NUT STRET,-Philadelphia, PITT ST. & DUQESNE WAY, Zittabua April 29;634m-inside. rEPOSITTHERS of Boldiere, thp Set ' :dee, or-in Hespiteie, can- famish sitlitbe OILY tbreo montbscor;26 141(02104Inttor, 60 rent 3 or one year for $1,00• • - Joshes of theJtence ROD fabbettionnents. Justice at the Peace LETTERS. - . e at Cimmberabtir ~ 'Dm t'er Thomai- Frantz Jacob 31 2 Math Barbara, Hans \ don— lin rtpo Adam _ ilayward William Jones 'Nits Chains .3 0hn51,17 JONA:. - Meier 'sane i. animas John i.oltner _Fanny - Kixhialisollartha Laird Stewart - Lochbalim Wm, Murphy Wm D 3 Dlillet John U M ore Hey Wm Moore. Win 0. Marlait Thomas M. 00): John, - McCoy Beni lirlijor Jesse Manocy James' for the oh Leite , n advertised. , J. *tragic mai -*tart. CONOE.?TTRATED LYE I THE FAMILY SOAP. MAKER. TAKE NOVICE? IA emaining In 1862: Naslit, James - Nicholas David Orm Jonah H Ore John Ott Mrs Catharine . atterson Thoriine V.ki ter Mitchel ltrasner R 13 er, t 7r heed Thonn a • - mith3lt sElleno 2 Smyth Mrallaryd, Stuvef aiiFaSnrah Sechriat Abrahraa' Sootier Jacob Et ISibbit It 8,• Steles Samnal Shop , " John :- Stoddard J Stewart B J Sterner John. Tlaieselweed Ttios Wafol Alberts K White Mathew 11 Ps will please say W. DEAL, P. M.