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3 / 4 sagrituttuzat.
E M I 1311 I!:llER.—The
tibseriber ie the only au tiwrizt,l A,.tent for the sale
ut odor :4 Nelloch's Freottant 'arro•henie Thresher
and Cleaner, with Railroad Power. rl,r Franklin and
Adams Countits. Has now ready to receive orders for
the same.
This Machine's a Two-horse Poker, and will Thresh
and Clean auy kind of Grain. It-is the PREMIUM MA
CHIN having taken the Premium at the United
States. and all the State end County 'lairs, wherever ex
:Whited. .They are made of the hest material, and .war
antel I,y one of the largest +nil mast responsible
establishments in the Untied , States. It is warrouted to
thresh and clean from 150 to Lusliels of Wheat, and
double that quantity of Oats in a ~‘ , 1 .1;:t. It requires but
two horses, and no driver. The 1 3 ,m er and Machine can
both-be worked in el:Ordinary ,emn floor. The Agent
himself used ono of these Aluellinrs set season-fear four'
nroitha constantly, ind can teftiff to the truthfulness
of the bove stateof facts. Ile has threshed as much as
100 linshels of Wheat, in 4,24, h sum: lie worked the
same two horses constantly to the and at the
end of the time, they , were in ins good condition as at
first. He, therefore, is prepared to refute the Idea, that
-they are bard on horses. lie peal .. 4 :',10.00 for ono horse
wed, and $4°.00 far the ether, mid they rather improved
than depreciated in value.
Persons wishing to buy will pleaSe make application
/non, as it will take some time to get them from Albany,
N.Y. Price with Railroad rower at Albany. - $285, with
-freight added. Lever power. four-horse. with same Ma
chine, $255, freight added. The agCmf will order none
hitt those sold. ROBERT ,BLACK, Agent,
anne 17.'53.3m. Fayettevillei Franklin Co ,I'a.
),--) STRUCK, XANITFACTURER
• OP AGRICULTURAL In PLEHENTS.--Shopon
Jater Street, between Queen !nil Washington, Chaim
liersburg. Pa.
• ; wAawv.MAKINGI-11aving connected with his Drill
and Rake Factory that of Wagon-Making, and having
employed one of the WA practical agommakers in the
county. he feels confident in ;Liming Farmers, and oth ,
ersnseding this kind of work, that •he is prepared to
render gain) satisfaction to all who may leave their or
iels. All work entrusted to him will be promptly and
neatly executed, at moderate prices; either for new or old
'work. Farmers are invited to call, g.ve him a trial, and
get the worth of their money... '
13f. ACKSMITIIING l—He also carries on the Black
smithing, and employs a skilltitl workman; who is able to
do all kinds of Smithing, which is• required for Wagons,
dcc.
GII3I-SPRING GRAIN AND HAT RARE.
Ile contisues to construct his unsurpassed Patented
Gum-Spring Grain and Hay Itatte.r
/tar State and*Connty Rights rksale,
June 17,'68.
AGRICULTURAL piPLEMENT
FLINUFACTURERS.— TVJf. L. BOTER.t 8.804
ixth Ft. and Germautmiu Avenue,
• Philadelphia. 4.
Alanufactinersof.the
Premium Farm Grid 'UM.
• „liorse Powers and Thresher's, -
• Circular Sam ,Machities,
Corn Sheller 4,
Grain Fens, -
Cultivators, ;
Harrows,
• Plows, 1 .
'and every,variety of ippraved
Agricultural impleatents.
Send for Ciroutai• and addresi
L. BOYER it BRO.,
Philadelphia.
July 15.'63-Iy
ISRE3IIU3I FAR3I GRIST MILL,
The only reliable Farmet?s Geist
Ie Wimple, durable and efficient.
- Grinds all kinds of krnin rapidly.
Is adapted to Hors & Powers.
Every Farmer should have one.
Price moderato: ,
Sena for descriptive Circular and address
WM. L. BOYER. & BRO.,
Agricnlturallmplemerit Manufacturers, •
firth et, and Germantown Adenue, Philadelphia.
July 1.5. '63-Bm. •
YAW& BELLS.--=Xyers & Brand
are agents for Franklin co., 6 sell the LEBANON
.6.1.1..8. These Bells are supetibr to-any other Bell
made at the State. We hare sold 'a large number in the
county and find-them to ;Iva' good satisfaction. These
bells are superior in tone to any other Iron bell, and
equal to most brass bells. All bells sold are warranted
to stand, and if any should - hrealr. we will finpply a new
(mein place.. ~.
June_l7, '6l . ~.., '+ll. I:RS do BRAND .
s ARM BELLS.--We are Agents to
A sell theLebanen Iron Dell. :The ' est article made.
All bells warranted not to brook. Gal and eta:mine onr
stock, os are deter Mined toed, g.kols at short profits.
3nne_l7, '63. mylats & BRA-ND.
110111 AR V ESTING 1 1 Q0LS.---Forks,
z uL Rakes, Scythes, Cradles, Spathe. &c.
AYERS & BRAN - 14-
.
3ilotri.
virESTERN HOTEL, West Market
St, Near the Gridge , Clitirabersburg, Pa.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the Travel
ing community that he has purchased and taken posses•
eit/not this HoteL He hopes to make it one of the most
desirableplaces for strangers and others to stop at that
can be found in any country town.
His TABLE will at all times be spread with the lux
uries and sufistantials of the 6CIIBOII. • -
HIS CII3.3IBERS are large, 1411 ventilated, and fitted
- up In modern style. "
lILi BAR will be well supplied with a large and choiee
selealon of the very-best liquors. •
/119 13TiRldl will always be provided with good
wholesome provender for etock, and attended by careful
netlire. , " l i
No-pain/mill be spared tarender entire satisfaction tc
all his guests; and pleding himself to endeavor to please
all, he solloita a likwalaha.ro of thavablic patronage.
June 17;'63." JOHN MILLER.
IFTNION HOTTITi. 7 —This Hotel is
IL) situated on the corAer of )lain and Queen Streets,
near the Diamond. in the Borough of Chambersburg,Pa.
TIM undersigned respectfully announces to the travel.
Ing public that this Hotel Imsbeen remodled. It has
'been - raised to THREE - STORIES in height. A line
three story flack Building has ;been added to it, giving
, an immence amount of room for the accommodation of
the public generally. The rooms are large and comfort
uutnbering in all, thirty;five. ' They are all well
furnished with GOOD NEW: FURNITURE. Persons
stopping at this Betel can havd either double or single
"'rooms, with or without fire in 'them. The Table is, al.
ways supplied .with the BEST IN THE, AIAIt.SIT, and
will seat over 100 persons.,
The Bar is filled with-the CHOICEST LIQUORS. -The
Stable is two.stories, of the most modern style, and the
best In thellorough of Chambersburg.
J tine 17 ,435. • . JOHN FISHER ,Proprietor.
IRANKTIIN HOTEL— West side of
• the Public Square, Chambrsburg, Pa.
Thesubscriber.would respectfully inform the Travel
ing Cominunity Olathe has leased and taken possession
of this Commodious Hotel. Ile hopes to make it one of
the most desirabli3 places for 'strangers and others to
stop that can be found In any Country town.
HIS TABLE will at all times be spread with the lux.
isles antlattbstantials of the season.
1115 CHAMBERS are large, well ventilated, and Dtted
up in modern style.
HIS BAR will be well suppliedwith a large and choice
selection of theovery best Liqtiors.
HIS STABLE will always , be provided with good,
wholesome provender for stock, and attended by careful
ostlers. 3
No'pains will be spared to render entire satisfaction to
- alibis pleat ; and pledging hintself to endeavor` to please
all, ho Solicit~ a liberal share of the public patronage.
, June 17,'f33. , DANIEL TROSTLE.
WiIITE'SWAN i HOTEL; Chant
bersturg, Pa.— lqicirea anon, Proprietor.
Having purchased this well-known Hotel,(long known
as Miller's, and recently as Weist & Grove's.)tho Propri
etor pledges himself that no pains shall be Spared to
minister to thti wants of his guests.
The character heretofore suStained by the House as a
• vittifoitable Boma for the Solcierner; shall not suffer in
Joylands if aconrtant effort to please and accommodate
will sustain it. The propridtor, therefore, solicits a
continuance of the liberal patronage hetet, foto extend
ed to the "White Swan." .
In aMitten to largo Stabling, he its TWO LOTS and
- a pair ofilLty and Sroca SCAT cl for the 'accommodation
-of Drovers and Butchers.
, 1863 MICHAEL OItOVE.
. WELLI.3 COVERLY, DAVID 11. lIITCIIIBON.
OVERLY & ILUT_CHISON
nave become tho Proprietors' of the UNITED
DTATES HOTEL, near the Railroad Depotat HARRIS
DURO, Pa. Thio popular arid commodious Hotel has
been newly refitted- and furnished thrptignont its par
lors and chambers, and is nor ready fur the reception
of guests. - . ,
, The travelliugpablie t4ill tied the 'United States Hotel
, the most convenient, in all particulars, of any Hotel in
-the State Capital, on aeeount of its access to tbe - rail
road, being lmmetliately between the two_great depots
irk ttitocitY- - - Elltrintsntrati, June 11, '63-tf.
Waynesboro' Record, gercerehurg journa4 and
Oreencastle Pilot, copy 3m., aied charge Repository.
NDrAN QUEEX- HOTEL, Main.
&rat, Chtnnbersburg, Pa.. JOIN W. TAYLOR,
Yroforietar. Mae accommodations and iovr charges.
Stack Yards and Scale 4 aro connected 'with the
pronise4 for the convenience df Drovers. Also—Exten
sive stabling. and yards for thirses and Carriages.
Jane VI, '63. . ,
4)00 will pay; for the REPOSI
o 'TORY one yetis to to son'to 'a Soldier ill
the,B :race.
. .
X ..
A.LTIIIORE LOOK HOSPITAL
DR. JOHNSON, .the founder of this Celebrated
nstitution, offers the most certain, speedy, and only
effectual remedy in the world for Wens, Structures.
Seminal Wealtness.P sin in the Loins, Coestitational De
bility, Impotence, Weakness of the Back ant. Limbs.
Affections or the Ridneya, Palpitation of • the heart,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Diseases •of the Head,
Ttroat, Noee.or skin; and all those serious and melan
choly disorders arising from the destructive habits" o,
Youth, 4th ich destroy both body and mind. These secret
and solitary practices aro more fatal to their victims
than the tottg of the Syrens' to the mariner Hirsus.
blighting their most brilliant hopes, or acticlpations
rendering marriage, &c., impossible.
YOUNG MEN. •
Young Men especially, who have become "the vI4 time
of &Mary Vice.that dreadful and oestructive habit
which annually iweepa to an untimely grave thousand,
of young men of the most exalted talent and brillian
intellect, who /night otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thinders of etoiuence, or waked to
ecetacy the living lyre; may call with , full confidence.
- Married persona. or young men conterriplating mar
riago, h dog a crania physica - weak nese, organic debility,
deformities, lac., should immediately consult Dr. Johns
ton.
He trlid places himself under the care of Pr.Joh us ton
may religiously cinitido in Dishonor as a gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill as a physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS"!
IMIIEDIITELV CURED AND FULL 'VIGOR RESTORED.
This disease to the penalty most frequently paid by
those who have become ; the victims of improper indul
gences. Young persons are too apt to commit excesses
from not being aware of the dreadful consequences that
may ensue. Now, who that underatanlis the subject
will pretend to deny that the power of!Procreatiou is
Lust sooner by those falling into improper habit than by
the prudent, Besides being deprived of the pleasure of
healthy - offspring, the most serious and destructive
sympathy to mind and body arise. The system become
deranged, the physical an•l mental powers weakened
nervous debility, dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart
inditeslion, -a wasting of the fhitue, cough, symp.oru
of consumption
Ojice .No. 7' South Frederick Street,
seven doors from Baltimore street, East 'side, up the
the steps. Be particular in observirig the name and
uumbor,or you will mistake the place.
A ctritm WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS...ft
No dlercury or 21rausous Drugs.
DR. J 0 HNSTON,: •
D.STROCK
31,mber of the Royal college of Surgeons, London, gee
dilate from one of the most eminent Colleges of the
United States, and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the hospitals of London. Paris, Philadel
phia and elsewhere, has effected scree of the moat eaten
fishing cures that were ever known. Many troubled
with ring,ing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and bash
fulness, with frequent blushing, attended sometimes
with derangement of mind, were cured immediately.
• A CERTAIN DISEASE!,
When the misguided and imprudent votary of plea
sure finds he has imbibed ti e.seesls of this painful dis
ease, it too often happens that Yin ill-greed sense .el
shame, or dread of discovery, deters him applying
to those who from education and reap, tabiiity can
alone befriend him, delaYing till the constitutional symp
toms of this horrid disease casks their appearance, soch
as ulcerated ors throat, diseased nose. nocturnal pains
in the head arid limbs, dimneslof eight, deafness, nobs
on the shin, bones and arms, blotches On the head, (nee
and extremities, Progressing= with frightful rapidity.
till at last the palate of the month or the bones of the
nose fall In and the victim of this awful disease becomes
a horrid object of commisseraticn, till death puts a pe
riod to his dreadful sufferings, by Bowling him to "that
bourne from whence no traveller returns." To such,
therefore, Dr. Johnston pledgeshimsell to preserve the
most inviolable secrecy ; and from his extensive practice
in the Eiriit hospitals of Europa and America, he can
c nfidently recommend a safe .and speedy cure to ,the
unfortunate victim of this horrid disease.
It is is melancholy fazt housands fall victims to
this horrid disease ow' gto the uskilfuliness of igno•
rant pretenders who by use of th tdeadful poison, Mar
eury, ruin the constitution,and ther send the unfortu•
nate to an untimely grave, or make the residue of life
miserable.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE!
Dr .J. addresses those who have injured hemselves by
private mud improve. - izidalgenees.
These are some of. the sad and melancholy effects pro
duced by early habits of youth. viz:Weaktiess of the
Back and Limbs • Pains in the Head, Dieznesg •of Sight,
Lose of Muscalar ' Power, Palpitation of the:Heart. Dye.
pepsia, Nervous Irritability, Derangement of the Diges•
tire Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Cons map
tion, ko.
,
Mismilx,the fearfullefrects on the mind are much to
e dreaded : loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Depres•
skin . of Spirits, Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society,
Self-Distrmt, Love of Solitude, 'timidity, dm., aro some
of the evil effects. •
Thousands of persons of all ages can now, judge what
is the cause of their declining health, losing tbs.!' vigor.
becoming week, pale, have singular appearance about
the eyes, cough, and symptoms of Consumption.
Dr. Johnston's Invigorating - :.Remedy foriOr
ganic Weakness.
-By this great and important inmedy. Weakness of
the Organs is speedily cured; and full vigor restored.
Thousands of the most nervons and debilitated,who
had lost all hope. have been immediately relieved. All
impedimenta to Marriage. Physical or Mental Disquali
fication, Nervous Irritability, Trembling,Weakness or
Exhanstion of the most fearful kind,speedily cured by
Dr. Johnston
:YOUNG- MEN,
Who have injured themselves by a certain practice, in
dulged in when alone—a ffiabit frequently learned fr
evil companions, or at school, the effects aro nightly
felt, Oven when asleep, and if not cured, render miv
riage impossible, and destroys both mind and body.
should apply immediately. 4
What a pity that a younan, the hope of his conn•
try, the darling otitis parentis,should be snatcbel from
all prospects and enjoyments o life, by the censequene?
of deviating trim the path of nature, and indulging in a ,
`certain secret habit. Such persons, before contemplat t EMOVAL.—Dr. I. K. REID ) Den
ing
, tist, has removed his office irchi the corneaoe the
f Public Square, whore he practised s.i many years, to the
; corner of Main and Queen Streets, above Win. Ileyser's
Drug Stoie,Chambersburg, Pa.. where he will he pleased
to receive the calls of his friends. pine 17, 110.
should reflect that a sound mind and body are tht
most n ecessary.requisites to promote connubial happi
ness . Indeed, without these, the Journey through lift
becomes a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly dark
ens to the view; the mind becomes shadowed with de
spate, and filled with the melancholy- reflection, that
the happiness or another becomes blighted with out
own. .
OFFICE NO. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK ST.,
BALTIMORE:
The many thousands cured at' this Institution in On
last fifteen years; and the numerous Important surgica
Operations performed by Dr.-J.; witnessed by the re
porters of are papers. and rnan3 l other persons. notice
of Which have:appertred again and again before the pub
31c, is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
N.B, There are to many ignorant an worthies:
quacks advertising thearsolves as Physicians,
the health of the already afflicted. Dr. Johnston deel
it necessary to say to those - unacquainted with his rep•
station, that his Diplomas bangin his office.
TAS F. Novice—All letters must be post paid • am.
contain a postage si amp for the reply, or no answer will
be sent. Feb 25, '63-Iyr.
Erg and Saw (bubo,
irI_REAT BARGAINS _
FROM NEW YORE: - AUCTIOII - 3! !
AT WALLACE'S,
COENBR, OF MAIN AND QUEEN STREETS.
New style Mestunbiques,;
Diana ellen° Plaid,
Twiited 3losambiqttes fur travelling dresses,
Superior Muslin Dolaines in colors,
Colored Lawns and Crape do Pally,
Black Silk, superior quality,
Superior Lyons Radzemer Silks, (sublime quality.)
A large lot of Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,
A large lot of Irish Linen,
Jactmet Collars, new style,.
• 000 Dorms :.adios, Mieses.mul Men's Cotton floe,
'W.hito Linen and Cotton Thick, ,
Superior French Doeskin, '
Superior solid color Pointille Fig Silks,
Superior Grey Leonoras,
Superior Grey Poplin; •,
Bost quality Grey -Leonoras,
Silk Neck Tics and Collars,
Ladies and Misses' Fillet Nifty;
Marseilles Vesting, -
Super Ladies and Mews'-Kid Gloves,
Handsome Now style Pr4ts and Ginghams.
C,ART'ETS.
Brussels, Velvet, Threo•ply(superior fine)and commor
Carpet, -
Four-four five-four Cocoa and Canton Matting,
4-4 0-4 6-4 0-4 10-4 Floor Oil Cloths,
Superior Bolting Cloths, •
Bonnet Ribbons,
Balmoral Skirts, [June 17,'G.^,.
TO 3fERCHANTS.—The way to
A . , seen r o profitable custom Is' toinvzwrist ha the
I'iIANKLIN REPOSITORY. •- • •
JOB PRINTING; in every,: style,
done at the office of theIRANICLINREXISITuRY.
BbuiL
2fI4'RB,IAGE!
XARRIAGE
TO STRANGERS
41 : 4;_„,ft:40iii1: 1 1 ,11tppOpp l - 41janOcrobuq, a.
attlitup at Eakv.
irEN;\TEDY 4: NILL.—Law Parts
lk ncrshipThe undersiMied halm associated them
set tes in the practice of the Law in the severid "courts of
Franklin County. Offiiv on 31nrkot Street, in file room
heretofore occupied by T. B. nentiedY.
B.
T. It. lI6NNEDI%;
June 17,'63. _T.4. NILL. N
ATTORNEY AT
SON PEILLY, AttorniTy at —Office on :liar
km at—formerly occupied by lieil & Flu
opp site the Court Lieuse, Chamborsburg. Va. All legal
inilitleSq entrusted to hltn.will receive prompt attention.
Re will practice in adjoining Comities. Jane i 7,
tz_ W. S. STENGER, - Attor-
ILA net's' at Law, Chambershurg, Da. Collections
promptly, attedded to. W. a. Stenger, District Actor.
ney and agent for procnring Pensions, Bounty Money
and Arrears of Pay.. Office in Franklin Building, 3d'
door from the corner. • June 17, '
lyS. EVETZETT Attorney - at.L aw.
o ()nice in Mr'it. Bard's dWelling t , directly Oppo
site the Court House, Chambersburg, Pa. Will practice
in the several Courts of Franklin nod Fulton Counties.
All legal business enirusted to his care will rectiive
pr anpt attention. 'June n. 1863.
P. S. STIDIIMUGII. - JOAN STSWARS.
TUMBAUGH & I STEWART,
tornoyaat Iwto. Chamberehurg. Pu., grre their undl
p•led attention t, the Practice of their Profee•din. •
• Office hi the Town Hall. Jane 17,'f3„
T M'DOWELL SHARPE, Attorney
at Law. Chantbeiiburg, Pa. Office in Mrs. Bard's
buildings, dire4,ly opposite the Court House.
-I.lltherl7. 1863. ,
n_ 0. SEILIIA.MER, Attorney at
e tato, Chambersburg, Ya. Office—Main Street,
above Queen, in the room formerly occupied by S. neigh
or. Elul., ' - Junel7, 1.863.
fl EORGE EYSTER & E. J. BONE
%Jr BRANS, Attorneys. at Law, hare remorpit to the
room on Main Strout, one door South of Eyeter".B Store.
June 1 7, '63. _ _ .
I T, S. CLARK, Attorney at' Lazo, has
A
N • removed hie Office a few doors Salt of his former
oa Market street. (South-aide.) Tuna/7.'63.
°ALVIN M. DUNCAN, Attorhe'y at
'iVvLaw. Office on Mai kOt Streui. iu Lawyer's ow,
opposite the Cnurt Ileum ". June 17,
L. FLETCIIER; Attorney at Law,
Chambersburg, Pe; Olticeon East'Market street,
Ileurly opposite the Curt Ilouse.' June 17.
A LEX. K. M'CLURE, Attorney at
Law, Chambersburg, Pa. Moo in the Franklin
.ti,pository Buildings. ' - • Juno 17,'63.'
Bentiotti).
DR. ,Wlll. B. HURD'S DENTAL
REIT EDIES A RE THE BEST IN THE lrciRLD,
io,uring Fine Teeth and Sweet Breath, and curing
Toothache and Neuralgia. - -
Do you wish to be blessed with andadodred f r Pearly
White and Sound Teetht Use Dr. WM. B. HURD'S
UNRIVALLED TOOTH POWDER, warraniod f ea float
acid, alkali, or any tnjurious substance. Price.2s cents
per• box.
4a - - Beware of the ordinary cheap Tooth Powders,
which whiten but destroy.
Do you wish to be ce. tufa that your Breath le pure,
sweet and ncreeable to husband or wife. lover and friend!
L'‹e Dr. RUDD'S. CELEBRATED BIOTITII WARE
Price,, cents penbuttle.
The astringent wash is also the best remedy In the
world for Canker, Bad Breath. Bleeding Gums, Sole
Mouth, etc. It has eared hundreds.
Do you wish your childra.i suffer from Toothache?
Get Dr.BURD S-MAGIC TOOTBACHE DltOPd. Price,
12 cents Per bottle.
Are you Milicted with Nenralgia? Get Dr. WII B
bURD'S NEURALGIA PLASTERS. The moat effective
and delightful remedy Itnewu for: Pains in the Face,
Chest. Shoulders. Neck, or any part of the body .
They do not adhere nor blister, but soothe and charm
pain away. Try them. Price, 15 and 37 cents. Mailed
on receipt of price.
A Treatise on the best Method of Preserving the
Teeth mailed on receipt of this price—iO cent's. Iris a
valuable little work, and should be iu the poiSesSiou of
every person. ,
F %;r sal e at all the best storestliroughout the country.
,Catmos.—As there are dealers who take advantage of
our advertisements to impose upon their customers in
ferior preparations. It is necessary to insist upon having
what you call for, and you will GET Tux nest. thoroughly
tested, and prep wed by - am experienced and scientific
Dentist, Treasurer of the New York State Dentists As
lawiationOuld Vice President et the New'York city Den
tal Society: Address B KURDS CO..
Juno 17, '63-tf. Tr ihu fie Buildings. New Yptk.
rrEETH INSERTED ON AMBER
BASE.—DR. N. SCIILOS' SER., Offle still at his resi
th un EAST MAIIKXT STRLET, near the Franklin
Railroad.' Dentistryin all its blanches attended to with
nil the modern improvements. leg published to
this cOrumunity for mere than two years, that teeth on
Amber Is iu every way CHEAPER AND uErriiit than
teeth on anyntbei materia4l mild say that 1 still see
no reason to change my opinion, for there are many per
sons in Chrnberbburg—und vicinity ti,r whom 1 hitee
inserted teeth on AMBEi, who can testify to their mine
or merit.
N.. 11. All work Warranted to give satiefietion,oi no
-charge. Teeth extracted without rain with plulect
safety without taking Chlutufetxu. For further infor
ihAtion call at the Office. [Juno 17,18 Q.
DR. W. W.:SCHLOSSER, Surgeon
Dentist.—Theundereigtmelms removed his Office
trout the Mansion lions° to the residence of Mr John
Noel. Norther()lt corner of the Dilmmd. and itnntedi•
ately-opposite the Franklin Hotel. Office on the se
e,,nd floor—entrance through the passage, to the right
as you ascend the stAirm
Juno 17, 1863
13by.oician5.
•
nR. A. It. SlTAW'raturns his thanks
the citizens. of Franklin county, for the lib
.ea, encouragement bestowed on him the last three
rears. and invites those Who have not made
,trial of
110N0EOPATia to do so. ,t4eaullaticms free. All cn:
:able cases can rely on 11 niorospeoily cure than tinder
nq othcraystem. Dr. S. has removed to North Main
.treat. a short distance beluiv the point, where be can be ,
found read) to nttrud to calls, either in town or country,
' when not,alisent on professienat buiine;o.
.1 title 17,1863.
, DR. W. B. BROWS. PROP. F. WALE:
DROWN & WALK. Electrical Pity-
IL.I ticians. Office in Peankliti Building, War 24Alt
&ET STREET, ChlitilbPrSbUrg.l Pa,
The above treats all Chronic Diseases by moans of
. ; A f. O IA NIS.NI and tho different in, alitlentions of BLDG
, No. TY, at; discovered and taught by Prof. Bolls.
June 10.63-if
DR: - JOHN MONTGOMERY - will
nttendpromptly to all calls in histine. Office 411
than street, next door to the Engle Ilotel, and nearly
pprnite the • • onrii of the Hon. George Chambers.
Clininberitb. Juno 17,1861,
R. J: C. RICHARDS will &tend
dipromptly to at tgal!e - in ids line. Mee on Main
'lreet neWoor to Sp angler's Drug Store. •
OFFICE Houns—Frou 7 to 9, A.M.; 12 to 2 and
P. M. ' - June 17, 1863.
3ttotireo of Or Veare.
TUSTICE OF TILE PEACE.-H.
ty B. DAVISON, Justice of the Peace...::•( - 'ace Immediate•
13 opposite the "tsdian,Queen,llotel." All business en
trusted to his care shalt receive prompt attention. /ri.
rfrziments of Writing, of all kinds, 'drawn up in a satis
factory wanner. , Juno 17,433.
D HARMAN, Justice of the Peace,
Chatabersburg, Pa. <Mare/7033.
VOTICE OF PARTNERSIIIP.-L
-tbatica is hereby given that the undersigned hen
this day entered into partnership, in the Coach-Hailing
business, in all its various branches ' under the name of
Peiffer & Foltz. The said , firm will do business at the
stand lately occupied by P. Henry Peiffer Co., and
would respectfully solicit a continuance of the public
patronage.
Nov. 6, 1861,
C P .'O H . E FO N L I T Y Z P . MEFE.III
OOK BINDERY.- - -M. KEEFER &
CO. have removed their BOOK BINDERY to the
r drd story of the kIAN6TON ROUSE, on the Diamond,
above Shryock's' Book " Store. Entrance between the
Book Store and Dr. SnireTy's *lice. Old Books, Periodi
cals, Music, Newspapers, dc,, bound In any style. Blank
Books made to order. Paper ruled to any pattern. •
• Nor.l 'CO.-
13oeits,'*ta.tionerp, *l!,cr:
S. SIIRYOCK;
o - BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
Now occupies his Ninv STORE Roost, and is prepared
to transact business with greater facilities than
Over.
.F ! 004 . 5.
' School Books, Miscellaneous Books, Toy Books,
Law Books... Medical Books, Sunday School -Books,
Militiry Books.
BIBLES, -
A large assortment of Pocket and Family Bibles,
• • BLA.NE. ,Books
,
-Of all sizes, qualities and styles of binding.
, STATIONERY:
A great iilariety of all kinds of Writing and-Print
ing Papers. of French, English and American man
ufacture. Also, EnyeTopes of all sizes and gnalitiw,
Ink,:Pens, Pencils, India Rubber, Tapes, Seals.
Quills, Copy Books. Blotting Board, Knives, Erasers,
Writing Sand, &e.
-
-
-GOLD PENS.
The very best (into PENS in the market, fully
warranted, made by Leroy W. Fairchild, of N. Y.
, BLIND PAPER.
A fall variety of patterns and qualities.
WALL PAPER.
Nearly Two limmino different pitterns.together
with suitable Berderings, Plain, Velvet and Velvet
Gilt. " - '
Oval and Square Frames for Photographs. Frames
made to order.
For Picture Frames, of any size
Much lower than publishers' prices, among which
• „ are filo following:
The White Ciuiser,
The Ringer.
The Midnight Queen,
• English Tom,
Josep'ine, '
- 4 Maid of the Saranac,
Capt. Hawkes,
Don Bernardo 's Daughter,
. „
Mrs. Grays Novels, -
Bulwer'S Novels, ' •
Arthur's Novels, •
Lucy Sanford,,
. Rifle Shots. '
-
.: Trial and Triumph. ,
•
- Prince and Pedler, •
Annette,
- • East Lynne. • -
Miriam Alroy, - •
• Legends and Stories,
• • Red Jack,
••, s
Red Scout,
- Belle of thiTimory,
Sybil'Campbell,
' Grace Weldon,
Rival Beauties.
The Grumbler,
Barren Honor,
The Squire.
•
- Falkland,
Milrose,
•
•
Chips from Uncle Sam's Jack-knife,
• The Everlasting Fortune, eller,
•
The Maneuvering Mother,
Marguerire de Valois,
Foggy Night at Orford,
The Quiet Husband, •
Two Prima Donnas,
Morgan's Freemasonry,
The
'
The Debtor's Daughter, r -
The Banker's Wife.
' Afighwayntan's Ride, ,
Nobleman's Daughter, •
- The Scarlet Flower,
The l Wif9's Trials, '•
Cecilia
Lena Cameron,
The Expectant,
Les Miserables,
. 500 Puzzles.
ENGRAVINGS.
. . -
English, French, German -and- American Engra
vings.
BASKETS. -
Fancy. Traveling, Book. Picnic, Fruit, Knife and
Clothes Baskets.
Single end Double Zephyr, 'Tapestry and Split
Zephyr, Shetland Wool, So., ST.
NF,WSPA.PETIS.
The Philadelphia and New York Dailies received
daily. Clubs or individuals supplied.
W. W. SCII TOSSER
WEEKLY PAPERS. •
Harper's Weekly,
Frank Leslie._
•
N. Y. MurourY,'
N. Y. Weekly •-•'
- New York Ledger, etc.
'received weekly.
PERIODICALS.
Harper's Monthly, • '
Atlantic Monthly,
Continental,
Gotiey, , •
Peterson,
Balton,
knickerbocker,
All the Year Emma,
Cornhilt, etc., etc.,
received na soon as published.
CHEAP LITERATURE.
All the Dime PubliCations, Weekly NonvelletteS
Song Books, etc., received daily.
ORDERS.
We take orders for all kinds of goods.
We receive goods by Express EVERY DAY from the
East
Blank D4ls. -
`Writing and Printing Cards,
Rulers,
Paper Weights; •
Fancy Boxes, •
Combs and Brushes,
Chalk Crayons,
and all standard goods in.our line Constantly on
hand.
Sheet Music, for Piano, Guitar. Violin, Flute, ate.
We purchase Pianos on commission, so as to save
our customers from Fifty to One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars.
We can surTb' tnlq kind of Musical Instruments
at prices far lower than-nine'.
We can sell Photograph Albums at lower prices
than they can boprocured for in the cities.
We have no hesitation in saying to ourpustomers
that from our long eipaiienco, our manner of del
ing business, and our great facilities, we do not fear
competition, and have no doubt of our beiror able
to give entire satisfaction. • ,
Coin's - and see our New Store, our new and en
larged stock, and forM yOur own opinions.
Chtuthersburg, June 17,1863.
PICTURE FRAMES
TRENCH,GLASS,
CHEAP NOVELS
i!MI
Helene,
David Dufficks.
Sketches in France.
• Vernees Pride.
Scott's Novels, -
, Dickens' Navels,
Mrs. Sonthw'th's Novels,
- . ,
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS
EXPRESS
PIANOS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
-
Vensipn Sc Bountg Rgentieizi'
JOHN. .31.- POMEROY,. '
dtgliY AND NAVY st GENCT; ,-
204 SOU T HFOURTH STREET,
•
The 'undersigned; havin resigned Ids position as Oay_
master in the U. S.Army. lons opened at No 204 SUCTII
EOUKTII - STREET, an AGENCY FOE. PROCURING
PENSION§, and for the code ction of OvvigaScSolansast,
and all otherCiaims against thotlovernment: -
My lung experience as Paymixster, has given me unu
sual Excilities fur becoming thormighly acquainted with
this business in all its details. On the receipt. by Mail,
of a atateesdnt of the case of claimant.§, I will forward
tlie necessary rapers for their signature. Personal at•
tendon wilt be given to the cases at Washington.
No charge unless successful, wheu d will be charged
for collectitg all sums under sD,atici,s , lo on all sums over
that amount at:dui:der Via). „Larger claims taken on
special arrangement. Fees in Pension Cases as fixed:by
law. , •
LNFORALiTION FOR AND INS'TRUCTIONS TO
Ali Soldiers of the present war; vtio hare served two
years, and Stildi6rs discharged for wounds received in
battle, without reference to time of service, are entitled
besides their regular pay, to $lOO Bounty:
In case Soldiers or Seauten arc dischargeilfor.ditabaity
or wounds received while in the service, they are , entitled
to a Pension according to the disability.
In case of the death of the Soldier before discharge,
through disease caste toted, or wounds received while in
service; his ;widow is entitled to receive the $l.OO Bounty.
besides arrearages of pay and pension during her lifetime
orewidoirhoecl.
if the SOldier dio after discharge. from disease con
tracted or wounds received while in service, his widow is
entltkal ton pension of $B6 per annum.
If no widow or minor children, the Jmother of the Sol
dier or SearOan will receive the Pension, if depondanron
him wholly or !apart for support. , •
If deceased Soldier or Seaman leaves no widow, his
children - are•entitled to the same benefits as the widow,
except 'wheel the children may beaver theft:lc:of IS 3 cars.
If no widow or minor children, the bounty and pay
will descend to the heirs as follows:
First to the Father, second to the Mother, third to the
Drothers - and Sisters, and then to the next of kin.
Discharged Soldiers, whose clothing account was un
settled at the time of discharge, can recover any balance
duo them, if the riempsny hooks are not destgoYed• To
draw this balance. write to your Captain fur a descrip
tive"list. showing Clothing accol.nt, and forward it to me
with your Preliminary statement, giving also the date of
your discharge
Soldiers, Who served with the nine months' volunteers,
can recover $27 bounty and premium, without regard to
time of service, if they have not already received it.
Soldiers who wore prisoners in the South, and Soldiers
who wore absent on -sick• furlough: are entith.si to com
mutation of rations.
In emumimiciiting with this office, state the nature of
and give the Company mail Reg nieut to
Which yetkor the Soldier for whom you claim belonged,
.as well as your present Post Office rul,ress.
REFERENCES
His Ex...ellpacy ANDREW G. Country Governor of Penn.
sylvan:a.
HON. SI3tON CAstenotr, Harrisburg. Pa.
HON. JOSEI`3I CABBY, Chief Justice of the Court of Chiimst
Washington.
HON. t. FL Briooss., ,Chief Clerk of Pay Department,
Washington.
Hoar. EnwAan istePnrasoN, 111, Cb• Wnshington.
HON, JAS. P. STERZET, President Judge, District Court,
' Pittsbiugh.'
HON. A. K Mctturn,Chambersbnrg. Pa. • r
llott.'rnoteiss A. Scorr,'Vice President Penn'a Ball Road.
HON. WILLIAM 8. - THOMAS,- ColleCtar of the , Port, Phan".
HON. C: A.Wabnottit, Post Master, Philadelphia.
Daum J co.,llank. , rs, Philadelphia. •
hairs DUNLAP. President of TJutint Bank, 'Philadelphia
BDLLITT S:IFAIRIIXORNE.
Itizor.t.; Yips" & EUVIIT. Merchants, u
Ltroma, X.NErnts.s. t Co. Merchants, - 1 u
PRITCIIETi. BAUGH & CO., ' '
DAVID FAUST & Co., Merchants;- u
13.4„NJA.MIN ,S. JAXNEY, JP.. & Co.. Merchants,
CuittlES E. Mortoszt & Co., Merchants,
,
ATWOOD, WHITE d'. CO., Metoltants, .
JOHN M. PIIMROY,
June M '53-tr. No. OA South Fourth :Street
ENBION, BOUNTY'AND WAR
CLAIM AGENCY.—Pensions procureirfor soldiers
of the preinnt war who are disabled by rea.sortof wounds
received. or disease contracted, while in the service of the
United sfates; and Pensions, $lOO Bounty, and Arrears
01 Pay obtained for widows or heirs of those who havr
died or been killed while in service.
JOHN It. Oltn. Claim Agent.
Feb. 25,! '63-Iy. _ Chanthersburg, Pa.
I' ,fßaitufartureo.
TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
CIIAMBNRSBURG FOUn DRY.
'toe undersigned takes this method to inform the public
that he has taken the FOUNDRY so long carried on by
Wm. Seibert, with all the PATTERNS connected there
with, where he purposes continuing the business, and is
now prep Fed to make
ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS -''•
Chat maybe wanted by the community. Particular. at
tuition will be paid to making and keeping on hand ev
cry description of PLOWS, CASTINGS, 'WAGON .I.IUX
M. Le.
All kinds of Castings made to order.
New Nowhof different patterns, always on hand or
made to order.
OLD METAL taken in - trade, far_which the highest
price will be given.
By devoting lthnself attentively to business he hopes
to merit mad recent n. , share of public patronage.
June '63. AU4L llAiI METZ.
QILyER'II4D BRASS PLATER
AND BIT AND STIIII?UPKER.—The suir
scriber respectfully inforins his friends and the Public,
that he.cim tinues to carry on the above business at his
old stand on Slain Street,opposite the ti ernain Reformed
Church, Chambersburg.
Hat nig enlarged his business, Saddlers and — Coach.
m.alers 14 ill find in his Store Roma a general assortment
of Goodsisnitalile to their several requiremeats. such as
'Fair and, Country Hopkins, Patent heather; Gig Trees,
Lull Plated , Tinned and Japanned; Self-Adjusting Trees.
Plated, Tinned and Japanned; Straining Web and
Worsted:Rain Web. lower than Cotton; Humes, Bits and
Stirrnps,-Plated, Tinned and Japanned; Coach Handles,
new styles; Curtain Frames; Hub Bands; Bridle Fronts,
Roseates, Swivels and Ornaments; Iron ated and Wood
Gig Banes, Buckles, Brass, Silver and Japanned, all
styles and patterns; Ivory and Wooden Slartingtie
kings, Stump Joints, and st variety'of other Goods unit
able for the trade,
kinds of Plating, &a, done ilth neatness and
despatch. LEWIS WA3IPLER.
hhirch'2s,
TEW MARBLE YARD.—The
undersigned respeitfally annottnecs to the citizens
ut Franklin county that ho has opened a New 31arblo
Yard in 'the room formerly occupied by Dr. thuniltun,
directly Opposite J. S. Nixon's Drug Store, Main Street,
in the tarough . ol Chautbersburg, where be will keep on
hand or tualto to order all articles in his line of business.
such as:MONUMENTS, TOMBS anti ILEAD STONES,
'MANTLES, TABLE & STAND TOPS. &c., mannfac fured•
from the - very best Foreign and Domestic Marble.
He respectfully solicits aeon from those who sissy be in
want of any article in the above line. Be is confident in
his ability to satisfy all who may be pleased to patronize
him, either as regards his prices, or the quality, beauty,
and chasteness of his work.
July 5.'63 - JOHN A. GROVE,
WI 11. WAN.A.MAKER respectful
-I
ly Informs the public that he has leased the
BRICK YARD
recently, occupied by N. Wanamalter, and has appointed
• SAABRI, BAMFORD, A PRACTICAL 3113ClIANCC,
to conduct the business. Ho iwpectfully solicits the
patronage bestowed upon the former occupant. and hopes
by prompt attention to business,, always having a large
supply of
SOLID, WELL MADE BRICK,
of all,titYles and onalitlei3, to secure all the trade, both
city and country.
-
tra.Bricklayers are invited to extimine our stoat.
WANITD.—About 200 cords of good Wood.
may 13.3 m. •
MEI
H. EMBICH. F. EMRICH.
fIENTRE WOOl, 6 FACTORY:
j Tiie subscribers' respectfully inform' thoir friends
and the public 'generally, that they have leased ,the
above named Factory one mile north-west of Chambefo•
burg, (best known. as Jr'fOats Factory) for a, term - of
years, where they intend to manufacture Cloth; Satti
net, Blankets, Flannels and Carpeting from the fleece of
yarn. Country Carding and Fullingattended to. Also—
Indigo blue, and ftncy dying done to order. having
thoroughly repaired the machinety„ they hope to beobte
to render generareetisfactiou to all who may favor them,
with their custom.
May 0, '63-3m.
frobacco anlY gsegars.
NEW TOBACCO -AND. ,SEGAR
STORE.-2b the Citizens of Chambersburg and
vicinity,: The undersigned, having been compelled to
leave Virginia on account of his Union sentiments, has
come among you toestablish a business, hoping Petri his
long experience, and by close attention, ho will meet
with a generous support. Ills stock will consist of all
be best brands' of TOBACCO and SEGARS, which he will
sell as cheap as can be had anywhere in town. Don't forget
the place, sign of the little Virginia nigger? opposite
the Franklin Hotel, next door to zhrsock's Book Store,
South.enst comet of the Diamond.
Jane 11,1883. C. H. DIISH.
BBLANKS printed promptly, and at
. owes rates, at the _office of the BRAILVIIN
I:.te99IT9RY.
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JUST PUBLISIII,D BY,
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(Succosor to M.D. Doi)LADI), :
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* LEAVES' PRO3I TIIE DIARI OF AN ARMY ATM- -
GEO.N, by Doctor Thos. T...El.,LlS,laito Post f-urgeon at
New Pork, rind Acting Medical Director at White lintiSo. •
Va• Cloth. 360 pages. 12nio. Price SI . . A Liberal.
Discount to the trade. Inch copy contains an Ault,-
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DR. CUMMING% REPLY TO' DISTEOP COLENBO.
Blskop colsaso fully Ansivrreil: Die Errors feinted ,
and the:Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuch clearly es,
labilabed, by the ger. John Cumming, D. D., in a soiks
,of Lectures. Cloth. Y - . 1 pp. 12tno. Price 51. ' • -
TEIE ACTRESS IN Mull LIVE, .l
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pages 1/7nio.
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DE G.I.NAY ; Or, the DepAtun y Wollon-
A
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LES 511SERABLES, by 'Victor Hugo. Vivo Vols. in
Ore. Pontine, Marius, St. Denis, Cosette, Valjeau.
Cloth. 476 pp. 800. $1.60. •
BANS OF jOBLANDt-774e. Ninon of the North. A
Romance by Victor -lingo. Ointb. 167 pp. Svo. 509.
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i n th, E z .i er i e nee of an Alabama Union,si. by R. S.
Tharin, A. Si. Nittivo of Chart e6trAry. for thirty years:
resylent of the Cotton States ; and e , annt,nly
the West as `. thO Alab.innt .Refugec." 123mb, "zi,
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LIVF.S AND LETTMISOF F.:LARD AND uramsE
,o. w. Wright. Cloth 1119 pp 1•21uo.
Y 1 .A.IIB IN MULL Cktli. iano.
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STOBIBS O 1 PRONTIEII A.II4".E . NTL'iZE 'IN
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" florae Bits and-.Huts,"' "Poets alpl lecelrY of the.
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• These books they Go bought at retail from the Steno of
S S. SIIIIYOCK. Duly 22.:1131.
r i et VERY CURIOUS BOOK.—Just
Published. -Mysteries of Life, Death and .raturi
ty, by Horace Welby. One T01..12 ,w..ct. h.ltandsonie
ly printed with an emblematic frontispiece Ft ice $1.50..
It It difficult to give any adequate idea of the - vat ied
and eitrions topics of which this eminently interesting
volumes treats. It is a valuable array - of tire best
thoughts, impressions and beliefs of the meet distins
guished minds on the phenomena of Lite, Death end Fu
turity; It is such a commonplace-book eq sortie thong/it
tub divine might have compiled, and in its thou mud and
one ram emcee to the works and op:mons of curliest and
greatest writers is not Inferior. as au inlet esting
11 curiosity, to the famous "Anatomy of Melancholy."
- Frost the Baden Tralit:eript.
"The work before us by Horace WeThy gives the fal
lowing opinions. beliefs and supersti t bine which history
and literature afford in any mantiser pot Mining to wha
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time, the nature of the soul. spiritnal lire, mental phe
nomena, belief and skepticism, death. the resurrection.
Am, and discnssed and Ilinstaat ell front the highest an
thoririeeCfrom ti edition nod Scripture. Eta titian legends
and. Christian Clete. Greek table, 'old I ilgrim's Pro
gress. A truly religions spirit pervades the Is ok it ie
the result of patient r search. and to the , philosopher,
the plychologi4, the physioligist—to the curiotm, the
pious.the humane, it appeals <with full and-frequent
knowledge, suggestion and aspiration."
JA". Olt Publisher.
NM-141 Welker et.; New York.
June 17:'63
VIEWS -OF THE BATTLE
GROUND AT GETTYSBURG, PA.
F. GUTEKTINSP, 71/4 and 7013 .dre's St., Philadelphia,
Respectfnlly announces that, aided pet serially by a prom
inent lawyer of Gettysburg. who was a useful guide to
our forces during the battles there, he lies tmcceuded in
malting sevens. tine photopaphie views of - Recaninent
parts of the battle-ground at that eventful place. -
Tloyare published in a series of seven 10 1)3. 12 views,
andwtllbesoldbysubscription only; the proceeds of
sales to bd used fur the benefit sf our sick and wounded
soldiers.
The tubscriptieu books and samples ure now iertrlT
he views are, viz:
31itior General illeoile's freadipiarteri.
If - The Field oi Battle, July 1.
3. Our Centre—looking east from Cemetery 11.
4. Gateway of the Cemetery:
6. The Seminary.
6. Residence of the "Old Patriot."
7. Second Corps Ilospital and Headquarters U. S. Seal
tery Commission.
The price of the set will by 510. Orders sheuld -be
given et once to se'emo good prints and prompt delivery
F. GUTEKLTASX,'
Photographer,
704 ana 703 Arch Pt-, Phila.
ang, '3t
g)tobes antt Einhiate
THE "DUTCH SETTLEMENT"
bDONYN TOWN I—Extensive Tin, Copper fad Atone lishateni I I—The undersigned rospert billy in-,
formi hia friends and the public generally th.ti lie has
removed his establattnnent from the -Dutch Settlement"
up town, to the 13p:ACillUS Mourn fwuuesly occupied by
Alinnich & Brand, and nearly opposite White's o:oil
ing Store.
lie has just received a large assortment or COOK,
COAL. PARLOR and NINE,PL ‘TE STOVES of the
most Approved and latest pal terns, 1,, hich he tom and id
det mined. to sell ns cheap. Irma a little cheaper, than
can be had elsewhere in the country-,
lie has also, and intends keeping con=t•u.tly on hand.
a WO assortment of Tin, Copper and Sheet-lrou Wide
made of the best material mid by good workmen.
Persons in want of anythlia.. in the ❑bore line
are requested to give him a call heft c purchasing else
n here, as he feels convinced that he cat suit [liens either
as regards the article or the price.
SPOUTING made and put up at the - shortest notice.
AU hinds of repairing done neatly - and , expedit hand y.
Old Pewter, Brass and Copper taken i 4 exchange for
Ware, or the highest price given in Cash.
Junol7, 1863, JACOB B.3flLLT.it.
OTJSEKEE PEES, READ ! Gctl
.
latiller's Sunrise Air-Tight!—A New Flat op
Voulithiti STOVE. The plates atevery heavy, and the
whole Stoveis finished in a superior manner. F warrant
this Stove: tobe superior to any Vlat,Top Stove now in
the market, and respsetfully invite 111,) friends and the
public to call and examine this Steve, of Tibia there
are several sizes. ' •
I have also n grcit variety of other COOKING
STOVES of every style; PARLOR STOVES ; new and
beautiful patterns, together with a heavy idocl of
tiTOVES fur Churches, stores, Offices, liotels.
JOHN S. LUDWIG ?
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STOVBS, T.l4\ AND COPPER wint.
N. 13..1 have been appointed Solo Agent - fn Gana-
Oar's Celebrated Sunrise Air-Tight Cook Store in Chant
bersburg, Fa, - June 17, lfttß3.
AT ETTER, RA:HILTON:Bz, CO'S
Great Stove and Tin Ware Store,-corner of the
Diamond. can be seen the largest ,beet. and &bravest
stock- of Goods in Chambersburg. They have COOK
•INO STOVES for Wood and Coal, of latest patterae and
all sizes, at fair - prices.[dune 17. isoa.
Q . POUTING DONE AT SHORT
K NOTICE, of first rate material and cheati.
All work warranted, and cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere in the County. Call arid see tor yourselves,
at ETTER lif oN co'S,
nearly opposite the Minh.
"UTTER, HAMILTON CO. are
'4 prepared to put up the best LIGHTNING RODS
at cheap rates.
A LWAYS ON-11AliD. A LARGE
easOrtment of the very best Tin, Japanned aad
UopperwAre, &c., Bold lon' at
ETTER, RA MILTON &
i t EL WORK WARRANTED, and
IX cheaper than can be honght elsewhere iA the
county. Come and see—then buy, at
' ETTER, HAMILTON 44 CO'S.
fiALL -FOR PARLOR AND DI
-I_./ NINO ROOM COOK STOVES. • They are pretty,
good and cheap. ETTER, HAMILTON & CD'S,
• A foci doors from Shryock's Book Store.
Vents anb=stationcrg•
EW, STORE !—WATSON ei, SON
have opened at their Store Room, on' the Neat.-
west Corner of the Diatoond, opposite Franklin /all,
Chambersburg, Pa., an entirely now stock of' rods,
cbudsting of DOORS of alaket every description. Sta
tionery of all kinds, Envelopes. Steel Pens,Tit ko.
Also a large assortmeht of WALL PAPER, WIutOW
DLLNDS, various prices, and a great varietYof N(IONS
AND PANtirARTICLES, Pictures. Fans, Vasevatties,
and Misses Baskets, ac.„ Fancy Soap and PemierY.
.Also a good Assortment of Worsted, Shetland so r t
Ao.
and a great variety of goods too numerous to Bert to
which they invite the attention of the Publhand ro.
speothilly solicit ashore of the public patrons.
Please call and examine our stock.
• Juno , WAT,Sjir SON.
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