iltvittitttitar.`..•-!: S . T VAT. R --TII6 F 4 leVenth ANNUAL EXiIWLTION . , of the P4nnBylcania State Agricultural Society wall be held at NIONT(4O)IERY COUNTY; DaNN,i,„ 41 'B:plusher. 't/t/1 rii:Mitia and Octaberlxt Stl,lSt,3, -, — Norrtstoorm is about 17 LaiiesNest of Flailealelphia;on takol-,:thAtatyMill River. and is taccesSible by Railway 'to atietseya portion of the State. a , The tirnuade are lE , autifully ei,tuatel. containing 23 ~Beres of ground, withdlne targe,builaßnans tbefelnaerect ..ol,•taixexher with largo amount of sin...dating. :The track ies lid to t.euse of thu best hall-tnile tracks in the state. The premiums arc the lie tviest ever olfertal lay the .3oeie aial)LlZlt lug to :daunt slooo,_. - preadult's for all grades of elat.i. exceed s.looe, five of which are . s3o each, 3Sa tram $2. , to al5. others runnintt doWit to' lesser t aces 'Bent herd nut less than 15 head, firsts pr•etnitun Val; 2nd premium SLS. i dif,," o :or 411 grades the pretniunts exceial,3l33 - 0 The rgtostt faith); 22 bet ween $23 and. $2O, and others ‘ rang= JdgJietu $1.5.510 and $5. - Fur•J'eultry there is along li't of premiums, from $2 Aetsl each. In, the following classes most liberal premi sines arc colored: Yiows. Cultivators, Drills, IfiNtronsa his aping and Mowing 31aelaines, ,Cutters, Corn :Shelters. ,t!tder lulls, Pumps, Bucket's, Tiu Ware. Lather and its 3!attufacturel, Gas Fixtures, Marble 31:tattles, ,'Grain, and Seeds, Vegetables; and also fur Domestic anal lion/act' dd Manufactures, Cloths, Carpets, satlnet.Shirt - log. Sheeting, Blankets, Flaninals. Startwis,Rtait Goods, e - mtle Sze.. Ilread.Cakes, Preserves, J ,Intrge,premiutras are offertii fur every variety of Fruit ttualltowers. The Floral Tent will be the largest ever aVrecteal'hy the Society. and will f 'moos of the most la , tructive features of the ligitibitiOn. Fruit, Grapes and . Wine will be exhibited in this department. Thu Fenn:ay' vania it diractd and Norristown Railroad have :arranged to carry at titles Pat exhibition round flout Abu ilx.iiintlon freight free. requiring the f art% larding . ,freight to he paid, which will shipper when rtXPIS AI.. returned to the tltation whence shipped. It is boreal to adiect the &tale with other huportant roads. , i;geursiorts at reduced rates will be a anion ail the lead ing Railroads. liutries can be winds at, the Office. in Norristown: attg ihe 4th day ol Septemlair. All articles must be enterß on the I ,, t.ka on or bcpro Tuesday evening September '4.:11. lixhibitiirs must become members. Membership 41, with C,tir Coupon Tickets each, of which will admit +roe:l - remit' to the Fair once. STISOLI: A OStISSION • ` , 5 A List of Premiums nnd . Regulntiolie ettn had 4r, ~.ilivst•litg the geert.taty. TIIO.MAS' P. KNOX, Preiiiitnit. A. - M.lol4'En LINGAILETt, See„y, Norristown, Pa. ' Sept. 2. 6:2-.St, 11 RE t 11. I U3l THRESIIER.—Th e , übscelflpr is the only authorized Agent for the Cale Vheelcr A: Mellecit's Proniuni. Two-holt% Thresher &MI Vie tiler. with Railroad Power, for Franklin and 'Adams Counties. fiefs uow ready to receive'orders fir tba Name. • Tide Machine is it Two-horse Power, and will Thresh' iatriVtileaii any kind of Grain. It is the Pia:l%llllM' MA= it.iving *taken the Premium at the United at ttes. unitati the State and County Fairs. wherever ek tell. They are made of the best material, and war /Intel ny one of the largest, and most responsible Atitablisliments in the United Stites. It is warrentod to threats and clean from BO to 1:01i bushels -of Wheat, and double that quantity of Oats hi a- day. It requires bitt tivo horses, and tin driver. The Power rind Machine can both tie worked in an ordinary Rai n Floor. The Agent himself TWA one of these Mitchierslastmeasrn for tour months constantly. and can test* to the truthfolness elle trove stateof facts. 110 has threshed as much as 'O2 Bushels ortVlient. in 4b hours. Ile -worked the isnme two horses constantly in the :Machine, and at the Md ,lf the time, they were in as g. o l condition as lit first. lie. therefire. is prepared to refute the idea, that tbiy are hard on horses. lie paid $60.00 for onetier-se eve:Land W.OO fir the ether, and they rather improved than depreciated in value. Persons wishing to buy will please make :indication triton, as it will take sometime to get them from Albany, Y. Price with Railroad pow_er at Albany. $llB5, with Ireight. ad del. Lever power, f iur.horse. with same Ma thine—V.ss. freight added. The agent will order none brittle - tie sold. . 11,0111:1LT It LACK;Agent. . June 17. 'Wm.* Co , Pa. p_ STRUCK., MANUFACTUREROF AGRICULTITRAL - IMYIibIENT6.—Shop on Ater street, between Queen and Washington, Ghana beraburg. Pa. WAGON MA KING !—llaving connecteti with his Drill and Rake Factory that of Wagton-Makinz. and having 41tripinyeil one of the heed practical Wituontnakers in the <county. be feels confident in assuring Farmers, and oth . ern median this kind of work.- that he is prepared to resider entire satisfaction to all who may illrlVe their or ders. -All work entrusted to him will be pi °raptly' and _neatly executed. at moderate prices. eitherfot new or old Work. Farmers are nvited to call, gala him a trial, and get t lie worth of their money. • BIACKSMITIELNG!—IIe also carries on the Black tmaltii ng, mid OM ploys a skill folworkman, who is able. to do all kinds of Smitlaing which is repaired for Wagons, &c. o • GITSI-SPRING GRAIN AND HAT RARE. . Ma conch. nes to eotintrnct I,is Unsurpassed Patented Cam Spri ng Grain itnil flay Matte. Alliriztato and County Ri g ht& Par aaie. June 17, '63. GRI CU LT TJRA L IMPLEMENT 31,4.NDFACTRItERS.—wr. L. no YERd BRO. ;Sixth St. and ilermaneown Avenue, ?Hann rnctn i <•rdod the Premitun Farm Griit Horse Powers Kw! Thrathti Circular Sim Ilachipes, o,,mn Grain Fans, . Cultivators, . - - flarrOWl9, • Plow,i • ' ' 7 . and every variety of Approved Agricultural Implements. 'Fixd fin. Circular And siddreso , ' ' * - W 31.: L. BOYER k 8R0.,' Philadelplita, July 15:637'iy IOREMIUM FARM GRIST MILL The only reliable F u•mer'e G list Mill. Ie 'ample. durable and efficient. 'Orito • .d 1 kinds of grain rapidly. Ie adapted to Homo PowerA. ' Svery Farmer should have one. Price moderate. agsnd for descriptive Circular and address WM. L. BOYEIt & BRO., Agricnitnrallmplemcut Mauer ir tlf rera. Sixth at. and Germantown Avenue, Plaholelph ia. • Icily 15. . CORN • SIIELLERS ! Theeelehrtted CORN PATENT CORN SHELLER mod tle.pero tor andelean,er, for Jlorse Power-4ts capacity it front 1000 to 1500 thithels per day. The celebrated STAR CORN SHELLER, schrtel for hand and horsepower. Those Shelters have ws tarrior. Address WM. L. WZ)YER k 880. Agrienl tura) Implement slnnulact iVnt 19-3 m Pbiindeipltia ORSE POWERS & TIIRESII ERA. manila llndlessChain Horse Powers. Improved Cumbined Threshers hod Cleaners. Premium Threshers and Eeuernttos. • Cirenler Saw MOCliilleS fur Cross Cutting 'Wood Address IFII. Ll HOVER ' - Agricultural Implemetre.Mannfteturers. ang ID ant ' • Philadolphin. FA RA BELLS.—.3lyers & Bragd are invents for Franklin co., to Bell the LEBANON LS.., These Bells are superior to . any other Bell =de In the State. We Imre sold a large number in th; CAttity and find them to give good satisfeetion. 'fhi,e bellmare superior In tone to any other Iron bell. an eqoal to most brims bells. All bells sold are warranted W stand, and if any should break. we will supply a new Otte in place. • June 11. '63 Lows! PLOWS'.—Pile celebrat ee EAGLE' SELF-3 IIARPENINGattd Stool ext.end Ong point Plows. Address • WM. L. BOYER dr. 8R0.,' Agricultural irnplenterits Blannticturero erg 13-3 m Philadelphia, RICKOK'S CELEBRATED CI DER MILLS, on which nine ,bairels °folder has n made in a day by one man with the assistance of twoamail boys. For wale by SAMUEL sraßtliT. Chambersbni g August 19,'63.7t , - ' , • yA.R3I. BELLS.---We are Agents, to .ea the Lebanon Iron BelL The best articlnia'•ule. I belle warranted not to break. Call and examine - our titock, as we are determined to sell goods at short profits. —June 17, '63. MYERS & BRAND. 11CrATIVESTING TOOLS.—Forks, Rnkes, Scythes, Cradles, Siiat &c. 'MYERS & BRAND. laestautants. FRA.....4iN 'HALL RESTAUR ANT.-lIARTIN BROWN, Proprietor. This well nown Eating Saloon le fitted up in elegant style, and _ the no d e rsigned is prepared to serve up FRESH OICS _TER& pvill, FROGS. TRIPE. `iCIIICKENS, TURTLE And - "11.1F..1.7 4 SOUP. and Game of all kinds. . . I;FASEIABA.UGIPS AND LUDW.L.PS ALE, 4eAsstantiy on hand. - - lie resp_.!ctfully asks a continuance of the patronage 46 tibeeguy bestowed byhis friends and the public. • Jane a, ' B3 . NIADTIN BuowNr. JEIALTDIORE - LOCK HOSPITAL DR. JOIINSON, the founder of this_ Celebrated lastitutionolers the most certain. speedy, and only effectual reiNdy In the world for Aldeets. Strnetnies. Seminal Weakness. Psin in the Loins, Constitutional De bility, Imputesee, Weakness of the Back ani- Affections of the iiidneyg. Palpitation of the Heart.' Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Diseases of the Head, Throat, Nose,..ir r kik; abd all those serious and midair. clinly disorders arising from the destructive habits so Youth, which (lest ioy both body and mina. These secret and solitary practices are more fatal to •their victims than the. 8-1114 of the hyrens to the mariner Uly-sus, blighting their iaost brilliant hopes, or acticipatihns rendering Marriage, ii:c..ituposslble.. YOUNG MEN. Yonnk Men evpecially. who' have become the vialims of Solitary Tice.thnt dreadful and ..estruCtivc habit which annually sweeps to an nntimcly grave thousands of young men of the most exalted Latent and belthtn intellect,who iniglitotherwise have entranced listening Senates with the thanders of eloquence. or Waked to ecttaey the living lyre; may call with.. toff confidence ; MARRIAGE!' 'Aferr.ed persons. or young men contemplating mar ringe,bring aware of physical Weak nesi!. organic debility, deformities, &c., should immediately consult Dr. Jdhros Etc under`the care of Dr.dohnetoti may religiously connde in bin boner as-a gentleman, mid 'etoiddently rely upon his eltillas a physician. - INFILEDIATELT CURED AND PULL VIGOR. SE:STOHEI).. This disease is the penalty most frequently paid by those who have beimitte the victims of improper WM geucee. Young vermin are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the dreadful consequences that ,may e-sue. Sow, who that' understands the subject Will pretend to deny that the pniver of Procreatiew is .Let. sooner by those failing into iniproper than by the prudent, Besldmibeitig deprived of thepleasute of heslthy.effspring, the must, serious and "destructive .sympathy to mind and body arise. The system become deranged. the physical and mental powers yeakened !,nervous debility, dyspepsia, palpitation of the, heart ityiwting of the frame, cough, sylup,oln of consumption - Office 110. ,7 SoutA Frederick Street, seven doors-from Baltimore street ,‘East the steps. 80, particular In observing, the name had ontaber.or you will mistake the place. ire A 'CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS... No APreury or Nc4yeenux Drugs, DR. JOHN - STON',.; , i; ' amber of the 'Royal College of Surgeons. London, gi : a nate front one of the most eminent. Colleges of, the United States. and the greater part of whose life has , been spent in the hospitals of Loudon. Paris, Philadel phia autl elsewhere, has,effected some of the most aston idling clues that were ever known. Many troubled with ringing in the head mid ears when asleep; great nervousness. being alarmed at sudden sounds. and hash. 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 tl e seeds of this paladin die ease, it too often happens that an ill-timed sense of ,shante. or drool of discovery, iletet 8 him from applying to those who from education and respectabibty_ean "atone befriend It itn.delaying tilt the ron..tit ntional symp toms of this horrid disease make theiruppeamnce, such -as ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose nocturnal pain. 'in the head and limbs. dinine:dof sight. deafness, nobs nit the shin. hoses and arms, blotches on the honed, face. ,and extremities. progressing with frightful rapidity, till fit last the Palate of the mouth or the bones of the ' nose lall in and do victim of this awful (Eaves° becomes a horrid object of conintiaseratien, till di nth puts a pee rood to his dreadful sufferings, by sew ins him to "that bourne front whence no traveller returns." To such, therefore, Dr;Johnston pledges himself to preserve the mo 4 I nviol able secrecy ; and from his extensive practice in the first Hospitals of Europa and A merica, he can c ntidently recommend a safe anti speedy cure to 'the ttuflirtunate victim of this horrid di , eitse. It 4 a nielmicholy.ft.t that thousands fall victims tc this horrid disease - owing,to the unskilfallness of igno rant pretenders trim by use of that deatlful poison, Mer envy, thin the constitution,ared either send tile un'orttr nate tome untimely grave, or make the residue of life miserable. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE! Dr .J. with esses those who have Injured thentselvee by private autinipr:Te.• indulgences. Thee are some of the sail and melancholy effects pro Alcoa by e.tr'y habits of viz:--Weakness of the llitek and Limbs. Pains in the [lead. Dimness of Sight, Lo ss of Muscular Power. Pa,'ldeation of the Heart. Dys. liepsia. Nervous Irritability. Dttaug.nient of the Diges tive Functione.Gcueivl Debility, Symptoms of Consump thin. Se, lIENTLLIX, the fearful ilfects•im the mind are much to e Brea led: loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Dei.res. °ion , of Spirits, Evil Forebodings. Aversion to &day, 'Self-Distru%4. Love of Solitude.l &c., aro soma of the evil effects. Thousands iS..perscros of n'l ages , an now :judge what is - the cause of Theit detilhilfg health. losing the. r vigor. becoming weak. pale, hare singular appearance about the eyes, cough. and symptoms of Consumptian, D.STROCK.‘ Dr. Johndon'slncigorating Remedy for ,Or ganic Weal nags. . ny this great and imp taut remedy. Weakness ,31 the Organs id speedily cured. and full vigor restored. Thou,trid," et tli most TIPIVNIN and debt:itnted. who had lodt all hope, have been itunte4la tely relieved: All impediment, toMarriage. Physieaa Ilental Di+quall flration. Nee , orts Tt enoullug. Weak:tem.,- or Exhaustion ,yf t he trit*.t fearful kind, speedily cur ed ,by .11r. Jai toton Who have injured themselv, R hy a certain practice, in *Wig.? I in when nlonti--a habit fregnently learned fr, m evil rumpani,ns. or at school. the effects are nightly felt. even when Bleep, and if nut cured. rdn , ler ma • i Lige impossible. and destroys both mind and body. should apply nediately. What a pity that.; young non. the hope of his coun try. the tiarling of hit pareutitZ should tie snatched frinn all pr o spects and enjoyments life, by -the conftegn ens! of deviating ft'. to :he path of ntture. and.inthilging In a re; min secret hbits. Such persons, before conteuiplat • ing 'should reflect that a sound mind and body are the :nest ne.e-iictry tequisiies tem.:l:note connubial happt imsei . Indeed without these, theJeurney through life beckon a-weary pilgrimage. the prospect hourly dark ens to the view: the mind becomes shadowed with de spair. :md filled with the nielauchuly rellectilm that the haPpinesi of another becomes blighted with Our own. OFFICE No. 7, SOUTH FRED . BRICK BALTIMORE. The many tlimisands cured if this Institution in the last fifteen yearr. and the numerous important surgical Oper.itimili per formed by Dr. J„ witnessed by the re porters of the papers, and many other persons. notices of which have appeared again and again before the pub tic. is a suffleient guarantee to the afflicted. N. D. .There are sir many ignorant an worthless quacks advertising themselves as Physicians. ruining the heal th of the already afflicted. Dr. Johnston deems it necessary to say to those unacquainted w Ith his rep utation. that his Diplomas hangin his office. , fifirsTA its NOTICE—AII letters must be post paid,and contain It posts, e s amp for the reply, or no answer g ill be sent. Feb' 5, ',433-lyr. FAR H. T. ANTHONY, itanufzcturens n! Photographic Material", CARD PHOTOGRAPHS: gyt:ns &BRAND itiur Catalogue now embraces considerably over Fear Thousand different sublects"(to which additions are con tinually bung indite) of Portraits of Eminent Americans etc.. viz: 72 Major.4l - Snerals, 521 Stateembn, _ 4 1 190 Brigadier-Generals, 127,Divinee, 2i9 Colonels, 116' Authors, 414. Lieutenant-Colonels 30 Artiste, 207 Other Officers, 112 Stage, . 60 Navy Officers, -• 46 Prominent Women, 147 Prominent oroign Portraits. 2,500 apies of Works of Art, - including reproductions of the most celebrated Engrav ings, Paintings, Statues, &c. Catalogues sent on receipt of stamp. An order for One Dozen Pictures from our Catalogue will be filled on receipt of 81.80, end sent by mail free. Of these svo manufacture a great vriety, ranging in price from 50 cents to $5O each. Our Albums have the reputation - of being stiperior in beauty and durability to any others. The mailer kind can be sent safely by mail at a postage of siz cents per oz. The more expensive can be sent by express. We also keep a large assortment of STEDESODPES AND STERESCOPIC'-TIEWS Our Catalogue of these will be sent to' any aildresi on receipt of Stamp. E. & H. T. ANTONY, Manufacturers ,A Photographic Materials 501 Broadway, New ror7c. Friends or relatives of prominent: military Men will confer a favor by sending ne their likeness to ooPY- They . will he kept carefuhy and returned untanned; Pine Albums made to order for Congregations to pre sent to their Pastor, or for other purposes, with suitable laseriptions,?ce. • fang 19-Con. -Ort_itat, ,‘, ORGANIC WEAKNESS! YOU G• MEN, MARRIAGE TO STRANGERS MotoVa-Pilit• 501 Broadway, - New York PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. ; .(4.1).-!fiftWilin:lo,l3qolo-,rig:‘,.9llllllo,gog.gtONa• .2,oopiego at ILO): VENYEDY NILL.—Law Part net' ship--The undersigned have associated tnem -I.eiVtB in the practice of the Law in the several eourta of Yrank,in County. 0111 t eon 31arket Street; in the room heretofore occupied by T. B. Kennedy. T. B. KI:NNEDY. - T. J. 'SILL. • TTORNEY AT -LAW.-TV/L -SON PF..ILLY, A lfraiir'y at Luto —thrwe on Mar et formorly occupied by Reilly di tit, rp, direelly "pp site the Mutt U "nen, ehamberslinrg. l'a. Ali legal buinesa entrrinted to liim will rerei re prompt attention. He will prae,tice in adjoining Counties. June 17,'63. Y. S. STIP4I3,IZGII. jolts ST twAr.T. - - TUNIBAITGII & STEWART, At torrvy; at Law; Chambersburg. PR.. gilie their undi vided attetiOni to the Practice of their Profession. John" Stewart agent for procuring •Bounty Money, Petraioniclttlttrirratrages of - Pay. .(01- Office in the Town Mail, June 17. '63. 11. S. W. S.' STENGER, Attor xi( • net's 61 Linn, Chnmbersbnrg, Pa. Collections promptly, attended:to. W. S. Stenger, District Attor ney and agent for procnring Pensions. Bounty Worley and Arrears of Day. Office In Franklin Building.-3d door from the coiner. June 17.'63. WS. EVERETT, Attorney at Law. . Mee in Mrs. Will's dwelling. ,directly oppo -site the (..‘ , Urt - Rouse. Chantberthurg, - Pn. Will practice in the serum] courts of Fniliklin and Fulton Counties. All legal business euirneted to his care will receive prontit attention. - June 17, 1A63. p:NI'DOWELL SHARPE, Attorney .at Lotc. Clirroberidiurg. Pa. Office - in Mrs. Bard's Build' no; directly oppcsitS the Court House. • Jun e 17. 1•013. (2 0. SEILHAMER; Attorney at A, ji • Law, Chambersburg, Pa. Office—Main Street, above Queen, in the room formerly occupied by S. 0101- er. Esq. - • Jun.l7. 1863. aEORGE EYSTER & E. J. BONE lug BRA ri E. AlLorneyx ht Law, !ive removed to the room on n Street. one deer South of ib stet's Store. June IT, '63. S. CLARK, Attorney at Law, has removed hie Office few doors East of Ids former toy ,tt ion. on 3forket streerfSonthqdrie.) June 17.'fi3. CALVI N M. DUNCAN, Attorizvy at C Law, jONcc on Market Street. in Lawyer's . Row. oppogite th 6 C r urt Itquqc. Juno . rp L . FLETCIIER, Attorney at Law, • Clumbersburg, Pa. Oilier on Enst .Ifurket Went, neArlynnpante,tlie C •urt Thum: June 17.'63. A LEN.. K. M'CLURE, Attorney at Law, Chambersburg. Pn. Office in the Franklin mpuritory June 17, '63. D cntiottp. 118. WM. B. lIIIRD'S DENTAI. H.F.AirmES A RETILEDE.T 711 E Insuring Flue Teeth and SWeut. Breath, and curing 'Toothache i{ NeurAlgia. Do Son wish to be blessed with ;Indio) aired f ir Peat ly Whit , . and &wind Teeth? Use Dr. WM. IL 'MID'S UNRIVALLED TOOTH POWDER, warialitoi flee from acid. alitali,or any injurious substance. Price.:ls cents per box. eware of the ordinary cheap Tooth Powders, which u liken but destroy. D., you wiih to be' certain that your breath le pure, sweet and azreeable to. Michaud or wife. lover and iriend? tse Dr. .11U1tD't , C'.'LI.IBItATED swum WASII Price, 37 cents per bat tie. The astringent wash is also the halt remedy in 'the world for Canter. Bad Ennis, Sole Month. etc. It has curet] hundreds. Do you wish your childre, suffer from Toothache? Get Dr. JIG it l} S MAGIC TOOTIIACIIE DROPS. Price, 12 cents per bottle. Are you afflicted with Ni lir:Agin? Get Dr. WM U HERD'S NEUR A LGIA PLASTERS. The most effective and delightful remedy known for Pains in the kaee. Chest. Shoulders. ,Neck, or any part of the body They do not adhere nor blister, but soothe rind charm pain away. Tryvhem. Price, 15 rind 37 cents. Mailed on receipt of price. A Treatise on the best method of Preserving the Teeth mailed on receipt of the price-10 cents.' It is a vainabb• little work, and bliuuld be in the possession of every person. For sale at all the best 9tores throughout the cOuntry. CALTION.—As there ore dealers who take advantage of our adverOsements t' impose upon- their customers in ferior preptiratiOlig. it is necessary to insist upon haring what you call for. - and you nil GET TITE nmr. thoroughly t,..,ted, and prep.trea he - an experience I 11.1141 selentthc Dentist, Trunsurer - of the New York Zitnto Dentinie As. gociation. and Vice President of the New York ...lay Den tal $,ll Addresa WM. It 11C111 June ri, *f . o-tr. Tribune Building,. New Yolk. TEEryll INSERTED ON AMBER BASE.—DR. N.::CRLOSSEIL Offie still .I“ hisrest ( cute on EAST mmuwr STREET. near the Franklin Railroad. D‘mti•giy in all itilpanches attended to with all the modern improvments. Having publiAed to this cominunity for more than two years. that teeth on Amber is in every way CHEAPER AND LE run than teeth on ;ivy other mated:ll.l ..ould say that I still see, no reason to change my ,minion, for there are many per sons in Chnniben4irg end vicinity for whom I have inserted teeth-on AMFIEh who can te<Cry to their snpe. rior teer;t. ; N. 13. All work warranted to give satigfaction.or no charge. Teeth extrarted without pain with perfec t ßafe' , without takine Chloroform. For . ftirther , infor motion e.Ol at the Office. [June 17, iSfia. • St •IILOSSER, 'Surgeon Tfenn-The has removed his Office ft-om the Mansion lionse to the residence of Mr John Northlve4 corner of the Dintnond. and immedi ately opposite the Franklin flute'. Office on the se cond flot.r.irttntece through the passage, to the right as yon ascend the stairs. June 17, 1863. W. W. SrIILOSSEII. REMOVAL. -Dr. J. K. RETD, Den , fi.te, has rettloVed 116 office Iron' the corner o , the Public liquil re. where he practised so many years. to the corner of Slain and Queen Streets, above Wm. lleyeer'e Drug Storii. Ohm hel slirg. Pa.. where he will lieplowed to receive lily' calls of his friends. [Junel7.lS63. 4Jivoicians. DR. A. B. SHAW returns his thanks to the citizens of Franklin comity. for the lib eral eocourawlment bestowed oa him the last three years. and invites those who here not mule trial of I.IO3REOPATIIY to do so. tnnsulfutions Pm All cu rable cases can rely on a more speedy cure than under any otht.raysterm Dr. S. has reutoved to Nnrila Main ptred. n short distance below_ the point, where lie in be felled Lead) attend to calls. either in ton uor country. when not absent on professional business. Juno 17.1863. DR. W. B. BROWN. PROP. P. WALK. B DROWN & WALK, 7.7eetrfeal Phy *Wang. Office in Franklin Building, WEST :31.4.11- EST'STREET, CliftlitherSittlrg. Pa. The above treats all Chronic Diseases by means o. GALVANISM and the different in , qiitications of ELEC TRICITY, as discovered and taught by ProLLlollas. June 10,63-tt DID. JOHN MONTGOMERY Will attend prinuptly tont! calls in his line. Office )loin :street, next dour to the Engle Hotel. and nearly opposite the residence of the Hon. George Chambers. Clintabersburn, June 17.1863. D R. J. C. RICHARDS will .attend Jl . JApromptly to all calls in his line. Office on Main Street, next door to Spangler's Drug Store. /re OFFICE Henna—Front 7 to 9, A.M.; 12 to 2 and 6 P.M. . June 17,1863. Sattoarbing Atittoro. UNDERLICH -& NEAD, librwarding and Comniission Merchants, Nort Second Street, opposite the Cumberland Valley Railroad Depot, CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. Cars fun regularly to and from Philada. & Baltimore. AGENTS.—PuAcom ZELL & HINCUMAN, No. 808 Mar 'kat 'Street; Philadelphia.' P.3.—Lykens Valley, Broken Egg and Nut COAL (di rect front the mines). - Wilkesliarre and Pine Grove FOUNDRY COAL. LUMBER and SHINGLES,, SALT, PLASTER and HANCOCK CEMENT. kept (xmstantly on hand. ; FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE, of all kinds, purchased at the highest cash prices. sep A, 63 WUNDERLICH k NEAD: CIIMBERL'D VALLEY WARE HOUSE. The Forwarding business will hereafter be conducted by C. W. EYSTER & -CO., at the Ware house at the C. V. Railrdad, where they hope to receive a liberal patronage. DEPOTS-41uzby & Co..' 365, Market St , Philadelphia, and John Binghatn,lsl Howard St.,Baltimorc. June 17,'63. - C. W. EYSTER & CO: THOMAS ' t. GILLESPIE, JACOB =UNA. _II7I4ISPIN & ZELLER, Produce AND COXVISSION MEACHAM. end Wholesale Gro om; North Went Corner of Sixth and Market Streets, Philadelphia Pone 17,'03. 13ooks• - • a Stationfrk Q S. S lIRYO , /Oa Bc)ORSELLEIt 'STAiTONF.II., Now occupies his N PAN . 8 - TORk ROOM . , and is prepir63 to transact • bugnessliith greater facilities thar ever. ' - . BOOKS '. Se Ranks, Miscellaneous Books, Toy Books. Law lluaks. Medical Books, Sunday School Books Military Books. BIBLES A large aetortthentef Pocket and Family Siblip BLANK BOOKS Of a n tizes, qualities and styles of binding STATIONERY A great variety of all kinds of Writing and Print ing Papers„ of French. English and American man -1111u:tare: Also, Enteli”ms of all sites and qualities Ink, Pens. 'Pencils,. India Rubber, Tapes, Seals ; Quill s.roPY Books, Blotting Board, Knives, 'Fraser* , Writi n g Sand, .ke., _ GOLD PENS. The Ters best Gnu. Ps,is in the Markdt. fun; warranted. made by Leroy - W. Fairchild, of N. Y. BLIND PAPER A fullvariety of pa.4eiiis and qualities WALL- PAPER. - 'Nearly Two HUNDRED ditrereat, natterne.together with suitable Berderings, audl'elvet PICTURE PRIMES. o ra l and Square Frameifor Fliotpg . MPhe• Frames made to order. • . ' FREi. GLASS; For Picture Frames., of iny size,. ' CHEEP NO 'ELS , • Much lower than publishers' prices, among which are the followin g: The White Cruiser, _ The Banger,. The Midnight Queen, • i English Tom, Josep ine, - . , Maid of the Saranac, Capt. Ilawkes, .„ Dnn Bernardo's Daughter, . Helene, • . . David Duffieks, Sketches in France, • , Verner's Pride. , • Sentt's Novels, • . Dickens Novels, • Mrs.Southw'thrsNovels, Mrs. Gray's Novels, Buiwer's Novek., -Arthur's Novels, - Lucy Sanford, Rifle Shots, Trial and Triumph, ' • • - 'Prince and P . edlei, - Annette., , East Lynne. • roY, Leiends and Stories, Red ;rack,- - Red Scout, Belle of the Bowery. Sybil CaniPhell. - - Grace Weldon. - Rival Beauties. The Grumbler, ' Barren Honor, The Squlre.- Falkland, MilroSe. Chips from Uncle Sani's Jack-knife, The Everlasting Fortune Teller. The Maticenvering Mother, Mareuerite,de Valois, Foggy :fight at Orford, The Quiet Husband, Two Prima Donna& Morgan's Freemasonry, , The Debtor's Daughter. The Banker's Wife. •• Highwayman's Ride, Nobleman's Daughter, The Scarlet Flower, The Wife's Trials, --• Cecilia Howard, Lena Cameron. The-Expectant. ' Les Miserable& 500 Puzlet!. **.* tNor . RAVINGS. English, French, German and American Engra vings, BASKETS Fancy, Traveling, Book. Picnic, Fruit, Knife and Clothes Bapkets. ZEPHYR WORSTEDS. - Single and Double •Zephyr, Tapestry and Split Zephyr, Shetland \Vool, ,ke., So. - • .NEWSPAPERS. - The Philadelphia and New York Dailies receivee daily. Cluhs br individuals supplied. • WEEKLY PAPERS Harper's Weekly. Frank Leslie. N. Y.- Mercury. - • . N. Y. Weekly, New York Ledger, ete received weekly. PERIODICALS Harper's Monthly. Atlantic Monthly, • Continental. Uotley, Peterson. Balton, Knickerbocker, All the Year Ronn4, Corahill, etc., etc.. ineeivet ns soon a 9 published. , CHEAP LITERATURE. All the Dime PUblleations, Weekly Nouvellet tes, Song Books, etc., received dulls. - .DRIERS. • We take Orders for all kinds of goods. • EXPRESS. We receive goods by Express EVERT DI r from thcl En t 4 Bladk Deeds, ! Writing and Printing Cards, Rulers, . ! , . Paper Weights, . 1 1 -.--.! , " Fancy Boxes, - Corbs and Brushes, °' Chalk Crayons, and all standard goods in our„ line constantly on hand. MUSIC i . ' Sheet Music, for Piano, Guitir, Violin, Flute, etc. PIANOS We purchase Pianos on commission, so as to save our customers from Fifty to One Hundred and Fifty , Dollars. • MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. - . can supply any kind of Musical Instruments at prices fax lower than usual. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. We can sell Photograph Albums at lower prices than they can be procured for in the cities. We have no hesitation in saying to our customers that from our long eaperiepee, our manner-of do ing bnsinesk and our great facilities, we do not fear competition, end have no doubt of our being able to give entire satisfaction.. Come and see one New Store, our new and en. l a med stock, and form your own opinions. - ChaMborsburg. June 17,1863. ilettoOlt & 13ounto,-agentio. • JOHNM POROY, -; - AR eYAND NArr.AGENGT, • 204 SOUTH FOURTH SME, T, PII7.LADEI. - The'undersigneffi having resigned his positi nas Pay -muter in the 1.1.13. Anny, has. opened at No-24SOLIT1ff .1011RTLL au AG klit CY FOR ?ROO:GUN° .'kf - NSlGNo , ,,:atid fur the collection drOFFIcFP.s", - SotaliaLV, LW ails:s44r Chstus against the GoVerninent; • My long experience as Paymaster. has:given - Ina ann ual ficilities for becoming thoroughly acquainted with his busin'ess in all its details. On 'the receipt. by mail. fAS statement of the caze of claimants,l will forward he necessary papers for their signature. Personal at. 'cation will be given Cothe cease at Washingti tr. tio:eharge uutesa succea tut, when m 6, will.be charged nor collecting all sums under $2O, and $lO on all elms over hat ailment and under. Larger 'claims - taken on tiecial arrangement: - Fees in Pension Cases an fixed by • 4W. tRFORMATION FOIL AND INSTRGCTIONS TO • All Soldiers of the preient war, who hive served two rears, - and Soldiers discharged for wounds received in oattle, , without reference to time of service, aro entitled [fealties their regular pay, to $lOO Bounty. • In case Soldientor Seamen are discharged fortfisalaily or wounds received 'while fn . at 'Seri , tee, they - are entitled to a- Pension according to the disability. • ' In case of the death of the Soldier before, ,discharge, - hroughilisease contr feted, or woundi received while in -orrice, his'kvidow is entitled to receive die $lOO Bounty, hesides arroarages of pay and pension duringher lifetime - or widowhood, . -If the Soldier - dte after discbarge:from disenali con :, tracted or wounds received while in service,his, widow is I entitled to a_pension of $9O per annum.. „ , If no widths or minor children, the mother of the` Sol flier or Seaman will receive the Pension, if dependant on him whollyor in part far support, , , I If deceased ,Soldier or Seaman loaves -no widow, ilia t 'children aro entitled to the mine benefits as the Wide*, kcept when the children may be over the ace of 12 Years. If no widow , or minor children, the bounty,anch pay - will descend to the heirs as follows; , First to the Father, second to the Mother, - third fo the Brothers and Si,ters,.. and then to the, next of kin. , Discharged, Soldiers, whose ,clothing account was un settled at the time of discharge, elan recover any balance „fine thetci, if the Company:Mats are not destroyed. To draw this balance, write to your Captain for a descrip tive list. showing Clothing account, and forward It to pie with your preliminary statement, giving, also the date of YOUT discharge - - I Soldiers,who served with the nine months ' volunteers, I ran recover $27 bounty and premium,without regard to time of service, if they have not already received it. Solder who wore-prisoners in the &nth, and Soldlerd who were absent on tack furlough, are entitled to corn ' mutation of rations. communicating with this office, state the nature of 'your claim folly, and give the Company and Reg meat to which you or the Soldier for whom you claim belonged, as well as your present Pest Office aduresa. ' REFEREN - CES. Ills Emellency Arrenzw G. CURTIN, Governor of Penn sylvania, - • • • Ilex. smut( Cats: cams, Harrisburg, Pa lle:v. Josimi essay, Chief Justice of the Court of Llahns; -- Washington. - lIGN. E. 11, BnoexE, Chief Clerk of Pay Department, Washington. 110 N. EDWARD MCPHERSON, 31. C. - . Washington. - files. Jas. P...Srmunt, President Judge, District -Court, Pittsburgh. flos. A. K. MeCtmax,Chambernburg, - Pa. iles.Tnemsa A. Scott, Vice President •Penn'a Rail Road. . nos. Wst tun B.Tuoams, rollector of the Po'rt,Pidlad'a lies. C. A. WALBORN, Post Master, Philadelphia. DREXEL & Co„ Bank"rs; Philadelphia. • ' •J NI ES punt?, President of Bank, 'Philadelphia BULLITT & FAIRTHOWiE. A ttornim RIEGEL, WRIST & ERVIN, Merchants, _ LUDWIG, Kzrzrohn S Co. Merchants,, thurcuarr, Bacenr& Co., - ff Davin FAUST & CO., Merchants, DENSAISIN S. JAlrsr.T.'.ltt. & Co.. Merchants, CURLER E. Motto As & Co., Merchants, ATWOOD, WRITE & 31.01Tflants. 41 .TOIIN M, PIIMILOY,' June 17, '62-tf. ' No. 204 South Fourth Street. DENSION, BOUNTY AND WAR CLAIM AGENCY.—Pensions procured fOr soldiers of the present war who aro disabled by reason of wounds meived. or disease contracted, while In the serylce 05 the States; and Pensions, $lOO Bounty, and Arrears of Pay obtained - for widows or heirs of those who have died or beet, killed while in service. . JOHN R. ORR. Claim Agent, Feb.2s, '413-Iy. - Chembereburg, Pa. Alattufartureo. TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. CHANIIIERNBURG FOUNDRY. '1 he undersigned takes this method to inform the public that-he has taken the FOUNDRY so long carried on:by Win. Seibert, with all the PATTNRNS connected there with, where he purposes continuing the business, and is now prepared to make ' ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS' that may be *anted by Alio community. Partieutar tention will be paid to making and keeping on bend ev ery description of PLOWS, CASTINGS, WAGON 130X ES. &c. Alt kindi of Castings mule to order. i " New Plows, of dittrrent patterns, always on hand - or outdo to order. . . OLD METAL talon in trade, for which the highest price will be given. ity devoting himself attentively to business he hopes to merit anti t fteivea share of public patronage. June I7,'Ga. - ABKAIIAM METZ. QI L E AND BRASS PLATER AND DinAND STIRRUP MAKER.—The sub set fiber respectfully informs his friends and the Public. that he continues to carry on the above business at his old stand on Main Street,opposito the German Reformed Church, Chambersburg. Raving enlarged his bnsinekr, Saddlers and (bull ma cre will find in his Store Room a general assortment of Goode suitable to their several requirements, such as Fair and Country Ilogskins, Patent Leather; dig Trees full Plated. Thintsl and Japanned; Self-Adjusting Trees Full Plated. Tinned and Japanned;. Straining Web•hao Worsted Rain Web. lower than Cotton; Raines, Bits and tirraps. Plated. Tinned and. Japanned; Conch Handles tett styles; Curtain Frames; Hub Bands; Bridle Fronts toseates, Swivels and Ornaments; Iron Plated and Wood lig names', Buckles, Brass, Silver and Japanned, all .tyles and patterns; Ivory and Wooden Mattingslt sings. Stump Joints, and a variety of other Roods suit •bie for the trade. , AW all kinds of Plating, kn., done with neatness and • espatcli. LEWIS WAXPLER. Mardi 24, '43.—ani 1.1 - A r MARBLE YABD.-:—The LI undersigned respectfully Announces fd the citizens r Franklin- county that be has opened a New Marble eard in the room formerly occupied by Dr. Hamilton, iirectly opposite J.L. Nixon's Drug Store, Main Street, n the Borough of Chambersburg,,where he will keep on mud or make to order nil articles in his line of business, 'itch as MONUMENTS. TOMBS and HEAD STONES. IiANTLLS, TABLE A STAND TOPS. fic., manufactured from the very best Foreign and Domestic garble. He respectfully sol i . it s a call from those who ms.y be in want of any article in the above line. He is confident in his ability to satisfy all Alho may be pleased to - patronize him, either as regards his‘prices, or the quality, bounty., and clutstenekqedlikis work— July 8.'6,1( - JOHN A. PRO OM MANUFACTORY—The undersigned still carry on their AIROOM. MANU TORY, at their old stand, on East Market Street. Cliamberaburg. They would inform the public that they have provided themselves with a Machine to" take off Itroom Seed, which they will do for such as do not want to do it themselves, and make their Brooms cheap for cosh. uron the shares. ' , They will also pay CASH FOIL 'BROO4 CORN if well put up. , I . sept, 16-3 m) ,D.£S. J. LITTLE. ti IVERSAL CLOTHES WRIN-- U. .. GER. . No. 1. LkiligE FAMILY WRINGER. .$lO 00 No. 2.Mann= do do ~ ; - 7 00 . . No. 2A. do - do do . ' 600 No. 3. &tem do do 5 50 No. B.IJARGIE HOTEL •do ' . ' 14.00 No. 18. MEDIUM LACSDET do jto run steam) 18 - t3O No. 22. LAIttlE iio do 1 or hand. 530 00 Nos. 23 End 3 have no Coge. All others are Warranted. No. 2 is the size generally used in private families. Cht.annt JUDD, of the American Agriculturist, laps of the .. I UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER : child can readily wring Out a trabfull- of clothes in a few Minutes. It is in reality a CLOTHES SAVER! A TIME SAVER' and a STEENOTLI SAVERI The say ing of garmirnts will alone pay a large per tentage on Its cost. We think the machine much more than PAYS FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR in the saving of garment•! There areseceral kinds, nearly alike in general construc tion, but wo consider it important that the Wringer be fitted with Cogs, otherwise a mass of garments may clog the rollers, and the rollers upon the crank-shaft slip and tear the clothes, or the rubber break ntose front the shaft. Our own is one 4f the'first make, anti It is as 000 D AS NEW after nearly FOUR YEARS' CON STANT USE. - Every Wringer ioars Cog Wheels is Warranted , in every - particular. 2\"o Wringer can be - durable without Cog.. IVheels Atil"A good CAVY aIiAER _wanted in every toirn. ..Sr- On the receipt of the price from places where no one is seling. ' , e'en send the Wringer taxa or Expense. For particulars and circulars nddreea ' " B. C, BROWNING, aug 23.3 m - , 34t Broadway. New York. JOB PRINTING, in every style. dais at the Ace of tbo FRANKLIN REPOSIfAY. - üblications., = - -V • . , CAPITAL 'NEW BOOKS, . •:- _, . , JUST PUDLISIIIW-Jet J 0•3114— BRAD B AM: N, (sueetrAsor t.• M.D. DOOLADY); - - -•-.. -- 6, - - - . 49 Walker Sired, 1 _ -' - ';- ~ ?, _, -, ~ ( \ ... al. Droad,way)., • .- - ~,,-.•. NEW TOMS" CITY. , -vv es FROM THE DIARY OF AN ARMY STA. 0 NON, by Doctor Thol ELLIS4Taite Post-teigeOti dt Now York, and Acting. 2 1edleal Director at-White Rows To.. Cloth, 350 pees. Ltmo. Price_ SI. A Liltetal Discount to the ti ads . : Esch copy contain ltti auto• graph letter from tioneral 314.01614112., , •-DIt,,CUAIMING'tt t.pILY TO BISHOP COLT XF , O. Bishop'_ColettSo logy :Atisivirtct: Hie ;Brim refuted antathelfoshie authorship e the rentxttencli evade es. tat:di/hod, bytho er..h.lin Cumming, 4,,P.,1n a • series o f Looturo / .... moth. 251 pp. 1:2mo. Pricesl. TITS ACTRESS' IN 1.11011 LIRE, 2.),isride in Win -Ifr Qunrters.by s 6.viy of Sunth Carolina. Cloth. 49.1 '• pitges ' 12mo: - ADVENTURES BY SEA i4ND LAND OF THECOUNT DE GANA'S" ; Or. the Ihmotion and riddity Woman: An Episode of tho. colonization or „Carnla. )3)... 11. EntLe *Chevalier. Cloth iI2 12mo. al. LEE ALISERABLES. by , Victor Poe. - Fire Vole. IR Ore._Pontine, Marine, St. Dears, , Casette, Valjes. •Clothd4lepp. Bro. - - /4 SOF ICELAND:—The Dolma of the ..North. A Romance by Victor Hugo*. -Cloth. 181 pp. Byo. Zoe. ARBITRARY ARRESTS - IN THE SOUTII:;--Seeti..7s inihe Erperienee Ir* Alabama Unionist, by di. S. :Marin, A. M. Amp', of Clisrleston; for thirty years a • resident of the Ctittati totem; and cornumnly_knono the Wastes" the. Alsbanor • Rellagee."- - Clath., MB pp. limo. $l. LIVES AND LETT LUSO ARELAIiD A.Nit iIELD .4 11 by o'. W. Wright', tloth • 312 pp. - 12ino. • $l. THREE Ys Al O ,INlsBpp. 1211 „, _ . 76e. - - WOODS AND :Sitrataci aid Poe t. By Altered B.:. triad Clott. .341 - pages. 12mo. 41 76 STORIES OF FRONTIER ADVENTURE IN, THE SOUTH . AND WEST: By Win. T: CokesimlL Author 4 flomelllts and Wm •• _Foals ml• Poetry t ot the West." &c. cloth. a .; pp. l'2.nto - . $l. TIEE BATTLE 11F It .tV;111.1,00. By Victor lingo. Puper Covers. 75 pont, Irmo. 1.5 c. • - • TRIPS IN Till; LIFE OF A LOCOMOTIVE ENGIN EER. 'Pnper Ceiv,rs. 12.rn0. 800. Cloth, . ,0114 t FARM 01' your; the eTaney wade - by it.. From the 121 h LondonEtl.by Harriet Mm - finest'. Paper COVErrS. pp. livid: 25c. 'Cloth. 38c. Thole books May ter bought at retail from the St re of S S. ' Deli-221;m • ~VJA IT H:00 I); 110 W L OST! - HOW LI:ESTORDOI dust Published in . :+s..:•/ 1- AntYlope. Prix Six tents. A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment - Lrid Radical •Oure of Spermatorthwa or•Peminal Weakness. Sexual Nersonsus.4. ;Ind I nrOlinstary - Emissione, in ducing ,Impotency. t vman nipl il>n, and hi ental and,Dbys 'Mal Debility, by Etalt.rr .1. Culszawsis, The Important fact that the atvinl corWegnencePf Self- Abuse may be effestually - removed 'without internal medicines or the dangyr. vs application of caustics, in struments, medicatee boogies, and other empirical de vices, is here clearly dotamstrated, and the entirely new and highly shecessful t t wain eut as adopted by the cele brated author, fully eal lah.ed,by meansof3vhichevery oue is enabled to cure hia,Olf perfectly, and at tlietirot possible cost; thereby ay. iding.all the advertised nos. trams of the day. Thin I,cture will prove la boon to thousands Sent under seal, to ony address, in a plain, saileafienve. lope, on the receipt of vec rents or two pontago statraph., by addressing, eltAii. J. C. SLINK` & CO.. 127 Bowery, le - en York, Post Office Box, 468 r. aug 19,'63-ant. *taro Eintuare TAE "1)13TO a SETTLEMENT'" bDOWN TOWN!- 4.x/en:its' Tin , Copper arid" Mire Estalithrentfi— The nudersigtieti 'resittxtftilly Gr forms his friends and tit.; nubile genet:illy that 11-. renioved his establishiat tit from the i'Duit , it St t t It Up town, to the dp.tl.-ittot ileum -formerly ttret t idt it t•• Minnich & Brand, nut 7,,4r1y opposite' White's U ing Store. . Re has just received a large.assortznent of, C-091K> COAL, PARLOR and NINE-PLATE STOVES of the moat approved and lot, of patterns, whirl, he tan and is det rmined to sell as chottp, ilnot a little cheaper, than can be bad elsewhere in , hr country,. Hellas atao, and intordo keeping constantly on htitid e a large assortment of Tin: Copper and Sheet-Iron WArd made of the best mint fol and by good woilinten. • Amp , Persons in want of anything in the above line are requested to give him a 'cull before purchasing elite where, as he feels con t. in, ey that he can bUlt: them either as regards the article or the price., • SPOUTING made and put np at the shortest notice. All kinds of repairing done neatly and expediticiibly, Old ;pewter, Brass and Copper taken is exchange for Ware. or the highest price given in cash. June 17,1.5RL JACOB IS . MILLER. IFFOUSEIKE EP!: JRS, R EAD !—Gal- lagher's - .Sulari,eB A ir-Tightl—A New Flat Top Couti.INO"STOVE„ 'The plates are very heavy, and the whole Stove is finished in uauperiormanner. I warrant this Stove to be superior to ady Flat-Top Stove now in the market, and respectfully invite'rny Mee& and- the public to call and examine this Stove, of which there areseveral sizes. I have also a great variety of other COOROKI STOVES of every style; PARLOR STOVES, naw mid beautiful . patterns; together - with a . heavy. stock d OTOTES for Churches, Stores, Offices, Hotels. JOHN 6. LUDWIG, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in .• - STOVES, TIN AND COPPER WARE. N. B.—l have been appointed Sole Agent for Galla gher's Celehisted Sunrise Air-Tight Cook Stove in Chant bendstig. Pa. = June n 0863. AT HAMILTON' & CO% Great Stove and Tin Ware StOre, corner of ibe tniunond, can he seen -the largeetibeet, and cheapest stock- of Goode. in Chambersburg. They have COOK (NO STOVES for Wood and Coal, of latest patterns and AIL eine, at fair prices. t.innelY,lBo. QPOUTING DONE AT• SHOAT tj NOTICE,ot first rate material and che a p. • Alrwork warranted, and cheaper than can be bought elsewhere in the County. Call and see for yourselves, at ' ETTER; HAMILTON 41 COl3. nearly opposite theßantr. LITTER, lIAMMTON CO. "ate 12,4 Prepared to put up,the best LIGIFfSINT,ROM 4.t cheap-rates. ' LWAYS ON-HAND, A LARdE assortment of the very best Thi, Japanned and. Lopper,±4are, U., sold low at ^ETTEIt, lIAMILTON a COS. A LL WORK WARRANTET, and ilk_ cheaper than:can-be benght- elsevivhere in the county. Come and spe-/thenbuv, at . , ETTER: HAMIL TON & COIL CALL FOR :PARLOR AN.p. R1:1 9 31i 3 OOOK STOVER. They are ratty, good and cheap. :ETTER, HAMILTON & CO 8, A few doora from Sktryock'a Book 8tor0: *Mo. LANDRETH'S AGRICULTURAL IMPLRIIENTS AND SEED WAREHOUSE, 21 and 23 South Sixth street, Philadelphia. DAVID LANDRETH & SoN, Proprietors of Bloomedale s which - contains near four hundred acres, in high filth, levoted to the production of GARDEN SEEDS, _ ararnow )rePared to supply Country Merchants, Druggist's and .11 others who deal in Seeds, with large or 'small Oen. titles, by the pound or bushel;Und also in papers made ready for retailing. The Establishment represented by David Landreth g• Son,has ben foundedmearly jof a century. 4 ' The wide spread popularity, and the denuutd,lncrease• ingfroru year to year. for LANDRETH'S WARRENTEII GARDEN -SEEDS - a-evidence of the high value entertained fcr them' by the public. Landreth's Barden Seeds are not only favorably re eived th'ronghout the Union. but are shipped to many foreign ports. Indeed, it may be stated with 'national wide that they come into active competition With Eng. isb.Seed on British Soil. David Llndroth & Son invii a all who are not already orchasers of their Garden Seeds, to make a' triad of hem—assured that they will be found fully equal to heir high reputation. Landreth's Rural Register and Almanac containing atmogne of Garden Seeds' with inatrnctions, furtdsheg ratio. Also Catalogue of Agricultural implements. • DAVID LANDRETTI & SON, NOS. 21 and 23 South Sth3 t., Philadelphia. ang. 12, '53.1y 4 justireo of ti)e JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-H. DAYlSON:Justicsof the Peace—l:lnce immediate ly opposite the" Indian Queen Hotel." AII btrsiness en trusted to his care shall receive prompt .attenthiln: In sieunteuts of Writing, clan hinds, drawn up In r satis factory manner. utteAT, '63. pHAMMAS, Justice of -the Peaci, Chamberstrurg, Pa. Office on East Margot street. opposite the Court House, in the offh.eformerlyoccupied by McClure. Prompt attention given to every thing in the line of • Magistrate and Scrivener. sept 0,13344 kJ La
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