fßebiral.
, -
pct. .ALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL'
nrc—ToirisoN, ibu . founder of this Celebrated.
*citation, offers the myst . certain, speedy,`and only
enal remedy in the world for Weds, Structures,
Waal Weakness. Pilo in the Loins, Constitutional De.
bintY. impot e . co, iv e rikness of the Slack ant, Limbs.
/Zealous of the &lamp. Palpitation of the Mean,
toxYspepsia, Nervous Irrit &Witty. Diseases of the
radia head,
' oat, Nose or :kin; and all those serious and n
oly disorders. arising from the destructive -habits cu
uth, which destroy both body and mind. These secret
and: solitary practices are more fatal to their victims
*tin thee mg of the Syreus to tho mariner Ulyssus,
bilieltieg their most brilliant hopes, or acticipations
'imploring marriage; Sc., impossible,
•YYOUNG MEN.
roung Men especially; who have become the victims
4-Boiitary Vice,that dreadful and destructive habit
ofich anturtily sweeps to an untimely grave thousands
young men of the most exalted. talent and , brilllan
tstellect, who might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the th Indere of eloquence, or waked to
fifs!,iscy the living lyre; may call with full confidence.
MARRIAGE!
Knrried pectoris. oi• .{ g men contemplating mar
tle, being aware of pi t yaient weak cow, organic
rmitics,"&c., should immediately consult Dr. ohns
ton.
He wile places himself tinder the care of Dr.Johnoton
soy relisjously connde in hi.honor as a gentleman,aad
ftAdently rely uptat his Ain as a physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS !
tirmentTztx ointED AND FULL VAGOD. DEVOE.=
'disease is the penalty most frequently paid by
tißoee who have becomp the victims of improper indul
Ounces. Yining persons are too apt to commit excesses
Crum not being aware of the dreadful consequences that
Wry ensue. Now, who that understands the subject
...twill-pretend to deny that the power of Procreation is
twit sooner by thou falling into improper habit than by
the prudent, ilesides being deprived of'thett pleasure of
healthy onpring, the most serious and • destructive
empathy to mind awl body arise. -The system become
deranged. the. physical an I .mental powers weakened
narrows debility, dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart
Btdi es io n , a wasting of the frame, cough, symp.om
de consumption
Office No. 7 South Frederick Sti' - eet,
'wren doors from Raltiawre street, East side, up tilt
steiis. Be particular in obierviug the name and
ulautber,or you wilt mistake the place.
a A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DATE. .
-.We Mercury or Nauseous Drugs.'
- ' DR. JOIINkTON,:
bar of the Poiyal ~ 15Ilege of Stageons, London, gra
'
to from one' of the most eminent Colleges of the
sited States. and the greater port of whose life has
- been spent In the hospitals of London. Paris, Yhiladel
phi& an 4 elsewhere, has effected some of the most aston
&Wog cures tint were over known. „Many troubled
-With ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
akironanek.s. being alarmed at sudden sounds, and hash
lildneas, with frequent hlrishing, attended sometimes
ttlikttlitringemeut of mind, were cured immediately.
-:- - A CERTAIN DISEASE! . '
'When the misguided and imprudent votary of plea
*ate ands he has imbibed tie seeds of this painful die
Om it too often baptisms that an ill-timed sense of
dhame, or dread of discovery, deters him from applying
to those who from education and - respectabiiity c a n
Moue befrieftd him,dolaying till the constitutional symp
bins tif this horrid disease make their appearance, etch
ai ulcerated or throat, diseased nose. nocturnal pains
in the head and limbs, diumess'of sight, deafness, nobs
Oa the shin, lames and arms, blotches on the head, fuse.
led extremities; progressing with frightful rapidity.
1101 at last the palate of the month or the bones of the,
noes tall in sad the victim of thiSawful disea s e b ecome .
&horrid object of commisseration,,till d. ath puts a pe
'fad to his dreadful sufferings, by senoiag him to "that
bourne from whence no traveller returns." To such,
eilterefore. Dr. Johnston pledge's himself to preserve the
most inviolable secrecy and from his extensive practice
&the' first hospitals of Europe and A merica, he can
recommend a safe c r ud speedy cure to the
tbfwettenate victint of this horrid. disease.
It is it melancholy f.ut that th:pusands fail victims to
ets horrid disease owing to the iiriskilfullness of ignco•
Tint pretenders who by ass of thatdoadful poison, bier
*try, ruin the constitution,and either send the uu , ortn.
uate to an untimely grave, or make the residue of life
siaerabfe,
TAKE, PARTICULAR NOTICE!
Dr .J. addresses these who have injured themselves 14 ,
Ingrate and huproper indulgences.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects pro
*teed by earjy habits of youth. viz:—Weakness of the
Mack and Lambs, Pains In. the Mead, Dimness of eight,
Lose of Muscular Power. Palpitation of the Heart, Dys
pepsia, Nervous Irritability, Derangement of the Diger,-
*lva Igunctione,Generui Debility, Symptoms of Donsurup
Sion, kc.
tztvativ, the fearful effects on the mind are much to
dreaded: loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Depres
lion of Spirits, Sail Forebodings. Aversion to Society,
V.elf-Distra.,t. Love of Sulitude„'firnidity, ac., aro some
olf_the -oil!. effects.
_ -
Thousands of persons of all ages can now judge what
Saha cause of their declining health, losing their. vigor,
becoming weak. pale. have eingular appearance about
Mee eyes, cough. and symptoms of Consumption.
Di. Johnston's Inrigorating Reniedy for Or
ganic. IYsagness.
111t.lels great and important remedy, Weakness of
ellie.Organs is speedily cured, and full vigor restored.
Thousands of the most nervous and debiiitated ; who
bad lost ail hope, have been inimelintely relieved. all
mpediments to it'll - Hoge. Physical or Mental Diequ ali
&elan. Nervous Irritability. Trembling. Weakness or
Xahnustton of the most fearful kind opeedily cured by
alr. Johnston.
YOUNG MEN,
rho have injured themselcra by a certain practice,in•
;algal in when alone—a - habit frequently learned fr to
41,11 companions, or at school, the effects are nightly
telt, eren'when asleep, and if not cured. render ma . -
-Hags impassible, and destroys both mind and body,
/it Id apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of his coun-
Isy, - tho darli f p iients, should be snatched from
Sal prospects and enjoyments oft ife, by the consequenct
edoviatin g fnatt he path of nature, and indulging in a
solletahs secret habit. Smn persons, before contemplat •
1414
MARRIAGE
"hyoid rpflect that a sound mind and body are the
moscnete-salty requiniten to promote connubial happt
nese. Indeed, without those, thejourney through life
becomes a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly dark
toe to the.vlew;tho mind becomes shadowed with de
spair, and tilted with t Ito melancholy reflection, that
happiness of another becomes blighted sfith our
On 1,.
-Orner. No. 7, &ATTE FREDEBICX 47, 3 '
BALTIMORE.
¶U• STRANGERS
irany thoasands cured at this Institutiptilu the
"citet fl rteen years; and the nnmeroue important; surgical
aperlitluns nerfurnied by Dr.'', witnessed b' the re
!petters of the papers. and many other person!. notices
of which have appeared again and again heforiethe pub•
7-111 e, is * sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
N.B, There era so many Ignorant an worthless
IR licks advertining theme (veil as Physicians, raining
el health or t fie already afflicted.. Dr. Johnston deems
lro necessary to sal- to those unacquainted with his rep ,
sitaklon, that his Diplomas; hang in his office:
ga s TALC Norms—All letters must be post pald,and
fsititsin a posta,m stamp for the reply, or no answer will
beeent. Feb 25, '63-Iyr.
3800t5 anti'
NE* SHOE STORE.—The Sub
scriber takes this method of informing the
gang of Chambersburg and vicinity, that he has lust
returned 'rom Plaindelybils with an. ENTIRELY NEW
jtroCK of Boots and Shoes, of every variety, style and
pattern, and of the brat manufactures.
Ife has ;zooid Sleipkeepers on hind. ills whtde Stock
Orturta. Giro him a call—yen can easily suit yourself.
116 invitee the Ladies. especially, to call, MB he will take
gdome kr e h t .sbowing his goods. Store -in the MOM fqr
tistly occupied by Frederickßmi th, Esq., ris a Li* Office,
and more recently wont for the pnrpose by Gebrgo`Eys-
F.sq., two doors North o.! Fisher's Hotel, Main Stt eet;
Nlbantbersburg. - Pa.
fib large and well selected stock. he being a practical
Shoemaker. consists of Ladies' Gaiters. Boots, Slippers
Ind Buskins ; 'ffi&ses' rind Children's Boots and Shoes;
Gontlemetes Gaiters, Slippers, hoots and Brogans.
Do not forget the place. No trouble to show floods at
theNEW STORE, two doors North of Fisher's Hotel,
Wain Ttreeet,Chatabersburg, Pa.. by
Jane 17 .1862. 'PETER BELIIMAN.
C •
LLAND SEE ?--THE:UNDER,
• SHINED announces to his Munerons friends and
416stomers, that he continues to matmfacture to order.
find keepi on hand a full and complete assortment of
"rations loath lee and styles of 8110Z3 and GAITERS,
- Cyr Ladles, Misses and' Children. His assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES. b.e., for %ten and Boys' wear le com
plete,.to which he respectfully invites attention. 'Work:
Wall kinds glade to order. in a neat and durable man
ner "and at elMrt notice. Call and see before purchasing
edisierherei. and he will Bailey purchasers that he sells at
Very email profits fur Cash. Don't:forget the place—
Ikeare.;* .)alosite Uutz k Keefer'. Store. hamberebnrg,
t ie - ' aEoRdE LERNER.
' ;one 174843.
,
Rif C. POPEINIE. I _ lONS
latlN C. HOPKINS & CO.
IMPORTERS .t.DPALSRS IN
INA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
N 0.62.2 MERSEE SnUT. PHILADL2PHIA.
Pnr further particular' apply to S. S. SHRYOCE
alwobersburg,pa 1a0p.2447.
Pats, Caps aub Sum!
FANCY FURS ! FANCY Plats! !
.101 IN FAREIRA,
18 Arch Si., below Bth south side, Ph,i4a,
Importer. Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of
BANCY FURS! for Ladies' and Children's Wear.
I wish to return my thanks to my friends of Franklin
and the eurrounding Counties, for their very liberal pat
renege extended to me during the last few Sears, and
would say - tit them - that I now have in store, of my own
Importation and Manufacthre a very extensive mind
nient of all the different kinds and qualities of FA . t i 'Y
RIM, for .Latiks
d Cbi'dren , that will be worn dung
the Fall and Winter seasons.
Being the direct Importer of all myFura fremßurope.
and having them all Manufactured tinder myowu strper
vision—enables me to offer my customers and the pnblic
a mach handsomer Set of Furs for the sante money.
Ladies plea, e give me a call before purchasing I Pleaso
remember the name, number and street'
.1011 N. FARBRIA;
No. 718 Arch Sit?, Philadelphia.
sept 94m
RAC BARGAINS IN LADIES'
gut , Furs h ave a large and well selected stnick of
Ladlea' Furs, consisting of Nt I pk, Sable, Stone Mart.n,
German Fitch. American Fitch. Liberian Squirrel, Feneh
Squirrel,'French Sable, French Mink, Water M ink,and
Silver Martin, which I am Selling at lower Prices) than
they can be purchased for in Philadelphia. Call aad ex
amine before purchasing elsewhere, at the old Gat, Cap,,
anti Fur Stare of J. L. DECIIF.P.T.
VOW -18 VIE TIME TO CiET
BARGAINS.--Splendld Muffs, only $3 50 et the
cheap Hat, Cap and Fur Store of J. L.-DEMI-EAT.
GIRBIT BARGAINS IN FURS.—
Only $9 for a full set of Ladles Furs. n t
DECHEIIT'S
2ustireo of the Vearr.l
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE..--H.
B. D AVISON Justice of the Peace—t 'fßee immlediate•
Iy opposite the" Indian Qneen MAC" AU busitiessett•
trusted to his care shall reeeire.prompt attentiMi. in
struments of Writing, of all kinds, drawn up in satis
factory manner. June 11,763.
1 . ) HAl4MAN,Justice-of the Peace,
Charnbereberg, Pa. Oiliceon East Market street
opposite the Cmtrt House. in the °fate formerly Ocupied
by A.H. McClure. Prompt attention given tol every
thing In the line of a Magistrate and Scrivener.
5 wept 9, 'O3-tf.
fiactirat.
QCHENCK'S PUL3IONIC S YI,RUP
L . 3 WILL CMS
CONSUMPTION. • ,
z
scuENews PULMOMC SYRLI"
CONSUMPTION.
SCUENCK'S PULIIONIC SYRUP
IMMEM
CONSUMPTION
SMENCR'S PULMO2 , 7IC SYRUP
=MEM
CONSUMPTION
; BM:LEI:01'S SEA WEED TOMO
I'LL CURE
DYSPEPSIA.
SCIIENCE'S SEA WEED MID.
MEM
DYSPEPSIA
ECIIENEE'S SEA WEED TOXIC
I=
DYSPEPSIA
SCILENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC
1E3E13
DYSPEPSIA.
ECTIENCS:S DIANDRA PILLS
WILL
LIVER COMPLAINTS
,
SCHENCK'S MANDEAKE PIL
NULL CURS
` 4 "_. LIVER 'COMPLAINTsJ
SCIIENCKS' MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COMPLAINTS
SCMENCK'S MANDRAKE FILMS
WILL ME _
LIVER COMPLAINTS
DB. J. B. SCIIENCE has a largo Stilt ofEciornsatNa.
32 BOND STREET, NEW YORK,wherc be . Saiii be louisi
every Tuesday. front 9A. DI., to 3P. 5.1 , and t No. 39
NvltTla SIXTH STREET, PUILADELPIIIA, PA.,
every Saturday. I
Ile n keeps alarge supply of medicines ai his rooms,
M Web can be Lutist all times. Those. wishing advicecir
examination of the Lungs u ill do w,ll to call on himas
& h u m Be makes no "Charge for advice, bu for a thor
ough examination with the Respirometcr his price is
.
Nianypersons are afraid to har their lu gs examined
by fir. Schenck fur fear that they will beounti inertia, -
{
ble, and by that means it is put off until tis too late.
!low much better it would be to know tli it - condition
at once, as by abundance of e-idence, Dr. S. has shown
sufficient certificates in this city that he has cured ad
vanced stages of I onnumption. i
DE. SCIIENCE'n Principal Office is iNo. 39 North
Sixth Street, Phillidelphia, Pit., where letters fur advice
should always be directed.
Price of the Putsosie STRII£ AM) BEIJ WEI]) TONIC
each $1 per Dottie, or $5 tte half dozen. Hianiuits
Pitts, 2.5 cents per box.
For Sale by all DRUOGISTS'and STOE4EI2P F RS.
oct. 14-3 m 1
. i
WaONDERFUL SCIENTIFIC
-DISCOVERY.—At the present time thOughtful
mini everywhere are iookingforthe revelation of new
and important discoveries In science, andwhen a theory
is presented claiming to have discovered new light and
to have removed the veil of obscurity &Om a aubject of
the highest importance, upon which -Much has been
written, it is proper that the claims ell this tliecky be
presented and carefully examined and tested, which ,is
destined to transcend In importance to at ffering hum*.
i ty, all other discoveries. this lightning rod and telegraph
not excepted. We bold that the human system is - bat a
gadvanic'arrangement, with its acids and alkalies, con
stituting the positive and negative forcesi.and that every
mental arid physical manifestation, either toiuntary or
Paroluntary,is the result of this antagonism; tbat diger
tlon, circulation. secretion, and excretion are wholly at
tributable to the law of • electrical influences; that the
nerves are the conductors of liteetturrri. and that there
is a polar action established through the nervonesyatem
which connects with every part of the Maly. establishing
and preserving a proper balance of the electric element,
which constitutes health, and a 41stnibance of which
causes disease; that there are st riot ly bat twocond it 101:19
of disease—the one positive, the other negative; and as
Easereserrtpossesses these two inbertint principles, it,
will; if applied according to the e/ectrie polarities aud
requirements of .the system, arrest, or, in other words,
nentrolize the disease by the restoration of proper polar
action. We also assert that all drugs biker into the aye
tein act strictly upon electrical principles; .that from
decomposition the latent electricity is Set free, and that
though the electrical polarities of the )nervous system
all changes are produced either,for good or for evil ; that
in the incipient stage ofdfsease it may tend to equalize
the forces. and restore harmony; but after the case has
become refractory, paralyzing the nervous communica
tions, and changing the constituents a the fluids; and
arresting the digestive action of the stomach and its
power of approbaticm. no internal process of medication
ever has, or ever can, succeed in removing the cause of
the disease, its only tendency being to multiply and com
plicate the symptoms.
,
On the contrary, ELECTLICIST being the vital element
upon which lifedependa. can be - directed to any„part of
the body, and even after the vital functions scorn pars.
lyzed,posseases thepower of arousing the dormant en
ergies, equalizing the circulation , and; the system to 1
self snstaining system. One very important feature of
Mistreatment is, that no time Is lostin experimenting
With disease. By means of- electrical test an accurate
1 diagnosis is given at orice, determining the locality and
character of the disease, and indicating the treatment to
be pursued. The cationta-are perfeqtly under the con
trol of the operatorcitral can be regialated to suit the
delicate nerves of a child without anY unpleasant sense-
Wm: All theta who have long suffered irom painful and
obstinate disease—Acute, C h thonic , l Itifiammatery or
Paralytic—areinvited to calrand col:isn't.
CONSULTATION FRU.
Ornazin Franklin finilding,Weat ;Market Street,atk
door from the corn or oftbe Diainond,rhansbtrabutp, Pa.
Nor. '63-tf
arg anli Sang eitabo.
GRAND OPENING!
FATAL AYE WINTER GOODEI
Have lust returned from:the East, with a large and
varied stock of seasonable Dry Goods, all of -
which we Will dispose of at a small
regard to the present Eastern prides, which
on many articles is fall as high as our retail prices
Ladies Cloths, all colors and shades. from $1 50,
75 Ladles Cloaks just received, of various styles
and patterns—from $8,,t6 $25.
Good Kids. Embroidered. 75 cents ; better quality
$1 00; Joniins, V - 25 ; Alexander% $1 50.
We have a fresh lot of the celebrated G. N. B.
Corsetta--20 bones the very best manufae
, tared ; and which we warrant to
A line assortment of Ladies' and ChiWrens'
Woolen Hoods.
BR9C - HA:SHA.WLi;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
Ilem-stitehed, and 3 Plain i which defy competition
Crape Veils, all pricer :- Lace Veils. do.; Bom
bazines ; Alpacas; 34 De Laines, 6-4 Do
Lanes; Coburg's: Crape Collars:
and everything desirable
_ .
84 De Uinta and Cashmeres ; Long 'Mild. 41..
prices; .Long Repp Shawls—besutifutioode
16.18. and 25 cents. Do Laines, Fancy and plain;
Coburg& and French Iderinoes ; 4
Plaids, and Stripes.
FURS! FURS !1 FURS !I I FURS! !
We have just opened a large assortment of Furs.
among which may be round '
BaissiAN SQUIRRELL CAPES AND Wt.upgs,
ItUSSIAN,MARTIN CAPES AND MUFFS,
All of which We will gel cri low as can bb had from
In conelijaion we would say, that all the goods we'
_
have are for sale—and at orleSs as low se
'thereon be had this side ofNew ,
• York; 'We make but owe'
- price. and that
the same to all customers,
.wi t other judgelior condSer not. Drop
and look at the stook before haying, elsewhere,
,0et.14-tf BYBTER 1 BRO.
BROWN,
Chi 'trim litepositon;Alitithibti: iBO.
BYSTER & BRO
advance on cost. What we
have now on band.
was purchased previous to
thelaterise,,and will be sold without
CLOTHS:
tos6oo
CLOAKS:
KI'D GLOVES:
The latter makes are the best im- 1.
potted. Also, a large lot
of Fancy Gloves
CORSETS:
fit,-and give satisfaction
HOODS
Juat from Auction.
MOURNING GOODS:
for monming
11017RNING SHAWLS:
PRINTS
FRENCH SABLE CAPES AND MUFFS,
HUDSON BAY CAPES AND MUFFS,
MOH CAPES AND MUFFS,
the manufacturer.
gstobto Mar Cintoire
ST.OVE EMPORTIJM.
JACPB -B. MILtER,
AIAIN STREET-4'11)On Youth of the Diamond
CHAMBERSBITRG.
Would reapecifullYitkvite the attention of the pub
lie to 103 largo and well selected dock - of
STOVES,
COPPER,
TIN and
lie has now the largest and best assortment ot
PARLOR.
HALL,
GAS BURNERS and
ever offered in Franklin eotnaty
WASH-BOILERS
constantly on hand Di all sizes, and. the beat ma-
MI
COAL RIICKETS.
The largestrassortment,the heaviest iron and the
best made in the coantS,
Aleo—:.s. large took of
T I N4W A RE;
made of the best material and in a workmanlike
manner. As he Is a PRACTICAL WORK-
MAN; and has had many years ex
perience in thi business; he
feels confident that ho
can give general
satisfaction.
ROOFING, 'SPOUTING, &c.,
made and put up at the shortest notice. Partieu-
Tar attention paid to all kinds of
MENDING AND JOBBING.
Call and look, through our stock and get the prices,
as our motto is
'Small Profits, Quick Sales Good Value."
JACOB B. MILLER:-
Fotri Doors South of the Diamond
Nov.ll, 563 is
HOUSEKEEPERS, READ I—Gal
lagher's Sunrise.dtir-Tighl/--A New Flat Top
Coot:LNG STOVE. The plates are very heavy, and the
whole Stove is finished in a stmeriormanner. I warrant
this Stove to be superior to any Flat-Top Stove now in
the market, and respectfully invite my friends and the
public to call and examine this Sfove, of which there
ere several sizes.
I have Mao a great variety of other MORINO
STOVES of every sty/e; PARLOR STOVES, new and
beautiful patterns, together with a heavy stock of
STOVES for Churchek Storm Offices, Hotels. &c.
JOHN 13. LUDWIG,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
STOVES, TIN AND COPPER WARE.
N. o.—l have been appointed Sole Agent for Galla-.
aber's Celebrated Sunrise Air-Tight Cook Stove in Chum
beral ' rg. Pa. June 11,1863.
AT ETTER, HAMILTON & CO'S
Great Stove and Tin Ware Store, corner of the
biaitiond.can be seen the largest .be at. and chemical s
stock of Goode! in Chaniberaburg: They have COOK
.IING STOVES for Wood and Coal, of latest patterns and
all sizes, at fair prices. [Jun4317.180.
POIITING DONE AT SHORT
S
NOTICE z uf flrat rate materiel and cheap.
AII work warranted, and cheaper than can be bought
elseurhere In the County. Call and see Or yourselves.
at _ ETTER,IIANITRON4 CO'S,
nearly opposite the Bank.
TITTER, HAMILTON & CO. are
I
s prepared to put up the best LIGHTNING RODS
at cheap rates.
ALWAYS ON HAND,, A LAD
assortment of the very best Tin, Japanned
, -
Copperware, &c., sold low - nt
ETTEIt. k CO'
CALL FOR PARLOR AND DI.
NINO ROOM COOK STOVES. They are pretty
good and cheap. ETTER, HAMILTON L- CO?S,
41. few deoraTrora Shryoelgo Book Store.
Maitufactur*
rO THE . PIIBLIC GENERALLY.
CUAMBERSDURG FOUNDRY.
Th. undersigned takes this method . to inform the publi.
G 66
that be has taken
Gm FOUNDRY long carried on be
Wm. 'Seibert, with all the PATTF.RSB connected therm
with, where he purposes continuing the business,'and
now prepared to make
ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS • -
that may be wanted by the community. Particular at.
tention will be paid to making and keeping on hand ev.
cry description of PLOWS, CASTINGS, WAGON BOX
ES, J:c.
All kinds of Castings made to order.
New Plows, of dilferent patterns, &WIWI on hand of
Made to order. -
OLD METAL taken In trade, for which the highest
price will be given. • ,
By devoting blinself attentively to business be hopes
to merit and receive a share of public patronage.
June 17,'63. . ABRAHAM METZ:
ONEW- MARBLE YARD.--The'undersigned respectfully announces to the citizen!
Franklin county. that he has opened a New Marble
Yard to the roorti formerly occupied by- Dr. Hamilton.
directly opposite J. S. Nixon's Drug Store. Main Street.
lathe thsruugh of ChamVeraburg, where he will keep on i
hand cir Make tOurder all articles in his line of business,
suc h as MONUMENTS, ?TOMBS and HEAD STONES,.
111ANMES, TABLE & STAND TOPS. &c., mlinniac lured
the very best Foreign and Domestic Marble.
lie respectfully solicits a call from tliosembo mllbein
wan t of any allele in the above line. - He it:confident In
his ability to satisfy all who may be pleased to patronizt,
hi in,=ei ther as regards his prices, or the 9nitlity, beauty..
and chastenesa orbit! work.
July 8 ,' 83 ,- , • JOHN A. GROVE. '
, . . . .
R OOM MAIstr(FACTOBY.—The
underelftked stM carry On their BROOM MANI!
FACTORY, ar,thelr old stand, on Diet Market Ettreet,
ChamberNburg. They would inform the public tbst they
MA* provided themselies with a' Machine to take olp
Broom at i ed, which they will do for snob as do not want
to do it themselves, and 'Make their Brooms cheap j e t-'
rash, or on the shares. t.
They will also pay CAM FOR BROOM (301 IN if wet.,
Fut up , Leapt 164m] B. It 8..1. LITTLE,
putoitnt ' Mount) agent
.
TOIEN. M. PDXEROY, • ,
AElf Y AND NAVY AGR
tIF
204, SOUTH FOURTH STREET_
PHILADELPIIIA.
The undersigned, having resigned his position as Pay
master iri the U. S./Islay. has opened at No 204 SOOTI I
,* ifOORTII STREET, an AGENCY FOR PROCURING
- PENSIONS, and for the coliectiOn,Of OPFlnaltS', 801.111.138%
and another CL&JUIS against the Government.
- iy liing experience as PriYmaster, has given me unn
mai facilities for beComing thoroughly acquainted with
this biasiness in alt its details. On the receipt, hymen.
4 a Statement of the case of claimants, I will forward
I.the necessary papers for their signature. Personal at
lention Will be given to the cases at Washingt. n,
! No charge unless successful, when $5 -will be charged
for collectit g of sums under SSO, and $lO on all sures over
that amount and under. Larger claims taken on
+pedal arrangement. Fees in - Pension Cases as fixed by
taw. •
Ali Soldiers of the present war, who have served two
years, and Soldiers discharged for, rounds received In
• battle, without reference to time of service, are entitled
beiddes their regular pay, to $lOO Bounty.
In case Soldiers or Seamen are discharged for disability
or wounitl received while in the service, they are entitled
,• to a Pension according to the disability.
. 'ln easel of the death of the Soldier before discharge. ,
through disease contracted, or wounds received while in
service, his widow is entitled to receive the $lOO Bounty.
besides arrearagea of pay and pensigb during her lifetime
or widowhood.
•.• If the 'Soldier die after discharge, from. disease cos
, traeted or wound received while in service, his widow is
entitled to a pension of $O6 per annum, -
• If no widow or minor children, the mother of the Sol
dier or Seaman will receive the Pension, If dependant on
' him wholly or in part for support,
• -If deceased ~ Soldier or Seaman leaves no widow, his
children are entitled to the same benefits as the widow,
,• .except when the children may be over the age of years.
' If no widow or minor children, the bounty and pay
^will descend to the heirs as follows:
SHEET-IRON WARE
COOKING STOVES
First to the Father, second to the Mother, third to the
Brothers and Sisters; and then tothe next of kin. -
Discharged Soldiers. whose clothing account was mt.
• settled at the time of discharge, can recover any balance
1 due them. if the Company books are not destroyed:-.Ale
draw ,this balance, write to your Captain for a descrip
tive list, Showing Clothing account, and forward it to me
with your preliminary statement, giving also the date of
; your discharge
Soldiers,who served with the trine months' volunteers.
.1, can recover 427 bounty and premium, without regird to
4 time of service, if they have not already received it.
Soldiers who Were prisoners in the South, and Soldier
who wereubsent on sicklurlough, are entitled to-com
mutation of rations. -
In communicating with this otlice t state the nature oi
lour claim folly, and give the Company and Reg meut tr
which you or the Soldier for whom you claim belonged.
tis well as 'your present Post Office adtAressi
nig Exrelleney A NDRXW G. Owens, Governor of Penn.
sylvan's.
•
110. v. &von Cannon, Harrisburg, Pa.
lion. JOSEPH Cant, Chief Justice of the Court of Claims;
'Washington: '
lion. E. R. Beaoss„ Chief Clerk of Pay Department ;
Washington. '
ilost.Entrann iloPutasott, 111. C.. Washington.
os.J es. fl.Srattear, President Judge, District Court.
Pittsburgh.
lion. A. K. Mcauna,Chambersburg,pa.
lion.Tuousa A. Snort, Vice President Penn's... Rail Road
Waussi B. THONAB, CollOttOr of the Port, PhilaiPs.
/tort. C. A. Watnosn, Poet Master,,Philadelphia. •
Patin & Co., liank.rs;-Philadelphia.
Jams Duns?. President of Union Bank, Philadelphia
liourrr & FelatltOßNE, Attornies,
fittest, Waxer & Earn, Merchants,
I.rnawnt, & CO. Merchants,
Pltrrefirrr, BAIIOII & CO.,
DAVID FAOlif...& CO., Merchant,,
„ S. Jattarr, JR. & Co., Merchants,
CRARLES E. MOILMLI k CO., Merchenta,
ATWOOD, WEITZ& Co., Merchants,
JODY M. PCMROY,
No. 264 South Fourth.3trecf,
- pENSION, BOUNTY AND. WAR
CLAIM AGENOY.—Pensionth procured for soldier,
o the present war who are disabled by reason of wounds
teceived. or disease contracted, while in the service of tin
United States; and Pensions, $lOO Pointy; and Arrean
f Say obtained for widows or heirs of those who hay(
Vied or been killed while in service.
JON B. ORB. Claim Agent,
Chamberabnrg, Pa.
A Feb.25,N61.1y.i,
ESTERN HOTEL, West Market
- St., Near the Bridge, Chambersburg, Pa.
he subscriber would respectrallylnfario the Travel.
ing community that be baspurchased and taken posses
don of this Hotel: - He hopes to make it one of the most
desirable Vases for stringer's and others to atop at that
can be found in any druntry town,
HIS TABLE will at all times be spread with the lax
Hiles and substantial s of the season.
MS CHAMBERS are large, vell ventilated, andiltted
up In modern style, / 4 ,
HIS BAit will be well supplied with a large and choict
selection of the very beat liquors. -
Ills STABLE - will always be provided with good
wholesome provender for stock, and attended by careful
ostlers. • ,
No pains will be spared to render entire satisfaction tc
alibis guests; and pleding himself to endeavor to please
all, he solicits a liberal share of the public patronage.
June 17,'63, JOHN MILLER.
INFORMATION FOR AND' INSTRUCTIONS TO
CLAIMANTS. '
REFERENCES
June 17, '634f.
Vote's.
UNION HOTEL—This, Hotel is
situated on the corner of Mile and Queen Streets,
near the Dkuuondlin the Borough of Chatabersburg,Pa.
The undersigned respectfully announces to thetravel
ing public that this Hotel has been remodled. It has
been raised to THREE STORIES in height. A fine
threestory Back Building bait been added to it, giving
an immence amount orrOom for the accommodation 01
.the public generally. The rooms are large and comfort
able, numbering in all, thirty-five. They are all well
furnished with 60011 NEW FURNITUIVE. Persons
stopping at this Hotel can have either double or single
rooms, with ot without fire in them. The Table is al
waysaupplied with the BEST IN THE MARKET, and
will seat over 100 persons.
The Bar is filled with the CHOICEST LIQUORS. The
Stable lie two.stories, ofthe most modern style, and the
best in the Borough of Chambbnsburg.
• June 17,43.9. JOHN FlSHER,Proprietor.
FRANKLIN HOTEL-- West side oj
the Public Sguare,Chambereburtg,
The subscriber would respectfully inform the Travel.,
ng-Community that be has leased and taken possession
f this Commodious Rotel. Re hopes to make it one ct
to most desirable places for strangers and others to
top that can be found in any country town.
li IS TABLE will at all times be spread with the lux
uries and substantiate of the season;
lIISCIINSIBERS are largeovellventilated,and fitted
up in modern style.
RIB BAR will be well, suppliedwith alargeandohoice
-selection of the very beat Liquors. -
HIS STABLE will always be provided with good,
wholesome provenderfor stock, and attended by careful
3stlers. ' --
No pains will be spared to render entirtsatisfaction to
all his guest; and pledging himself to endeavor to please,
he solicit, a liberal share of the public patronage.
unel7., '63. TROBTLE.
7HITE SWAN HOTEL, Cham
bersburg,..Pa..r. MICIIAEL G Bore, Proprietor.
Flaying Purchased this well-known Hotel,(long known
ts Miller's, and recently ati Welet (trove's. ) ) the Prepri.
3 tor pltdges himself that tno pains shall be spared to
minister - to the wants of his guest's:
The character heretofore sustained by the noose as a
tomfortable Home for the Sojourner t ahall not suffer in
my hands ifa constant 'effort tapletute and'aceomaiodate
will sustain it. The proprietor, therefore, solicits a
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extend.
ed to the White. *wan."_ ' _
In addition to large Stabling, be bee TWO LOTS and
a pair of War and SrOct. SCama - for the accommodation
ofDrovere and Buicbeni. • •
....
Junel7:4BB3
wzma COVEALT. '
(OVERLY A HUTCHISON
nave become 'Mei Proprietors of the MOLTED'
ST ATEA ROTEi,, near the Railroad Depot at H4I.ItRIS
BURG, 'Pa. This popular • and comModione" lintel has
been newly refitted and furnished throngoout its par.
lora and chambers, and is now ready fur the reception
of guests. ."
The travellingpublic will find thetinited &steal:10o
the most ccinvehient, in allparticulars, of any Hotel in
the State Gapliatl. on account of its access to thh rail.
road. being immediately,between the two great depots
in this city. - ' Ilisuitastrao, June 17,'634f.
.416 r. Waynesboro' Bicorri, eriersburg Journal, awl
Greencastle ff'Got, copy 3ta., and'pharge Repository.
IIiDIAN: QUEEN HOTEL, Main
Street, Cliamtansbnrg; Pa. JOHN t Arl.oll,
Proririetor. Fine adcornraodationsnrid low charges.
ir Stock Yards and Scales are ; cfonnected -with the
preMiseetor the eonveniente nt Drovers. Alga—Pate*
sive atabling and yards for Horses and Carriages. -
June 17, '63.
• -
IMPORTANT TO TAB-PUBLIC.
—The Grover t Maar, S. ~ mann seta re fis
111 - 41 to their celebrated Grover it Kaker STITCH
MACHINES, the most perfect SHOTTI.X. or " LOCK
STITCH" MACHINES ln , the market, end afford pur
chasers theopportnnitTnf selecting. after trial and ea
amlnation of both, theone best Rutted to their wants..
11. E. HOSE, N. B. corner .otthe ASltunond. Chaco
bershorss, Agent. Ceti and examinethe mach!nee.
att. I-tt
. .
A
MERIOARLIFE INSTTRALN CB
- . AND •
, TRUST -COMPANY,
awl-east corner of lialnut and Fburth Streets, ,Philitt•
t delphia. Incorporated 1850. Chserter fkrpehtaL
AXITIIORTZED CAPITAL, :Mame 00 . , pm]) up
' •CAPITAL. $250.000 OU, ASSETS, $1,§07,748 50.
I
.
Insures lives during. the natural life, or for ihoit
tenter gran
taanuratitiesUnd endowments, end =kit
rontraots of all kinds depeuding on the issues of lifln,
• Acting. also er Executors. Trustees and Etnirdiatuti....
Policies of Life Insurance inbured at the usual mutual
k , rates of other goollCoraPetaiee—;vitt profits to the In
, sured—last Bonus, .lanuary,lBol, -being 43 per cant.
of all premiums rc•ceived on mutual -policies at joint
stock tiles; 20per cent. less than the abovo.
I . ' • .NON-FOREEITURE PLAN. . • -
By which a person pays for 5,7, or 10 yearsonly,wheis
the Policy is patd up for life„rind nothing more to pay,
and should he be unable, or 'wish to discontinue sooner,
' theEompany'svill issue a paid-op policy in proportion
to the amount an premiums paid, as follows:
t• Aft th el ; apnanyumaleaptremoir... ' ,
urns (on policy ot
$1000) for ' $lOO 00 . $285 00 $2OO 00
Ortpay't of 4an.priCBs7 0
800 00 571 40 40 00
1 .. 8 it - 800 00
1 A nasal premium for $lOOO. - -
i
; NON-FORFEITURE TRY FEAR RATS. -
1- - Age 20 i • - ss6' SO '
25, 34 00
NSO , 4. . 38 40
.. 36, • - • 43 00
, .r. 46 2 . 47 00
:ag. 48, -- 53 50
U 60 - " ..... .. 60 39
. Insurance may be effected, giving to any party, on the
,'....leath or. life insured, a ct3rtnra yearly income by endow
: met for Ilfts One arotding ail contingencies of invest,'
' sag tbe same, and play be double 'or treble the yearly
interest.:.. —„
. ,
1 t ALIMANDER liIITLLDIN, President. ,
3811111 EL WORK, Vice-,Prcrident.! • ,
; JOLTS B. WILSON, 6e,cretary and Treasturet.,'`
' , ' BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Alexander Whllidin, J. Edgar Thompson,.
Ron. James Pollock, - Ron. Joseph
Albert C. Roberts, Jonas BOWIIMII,
Samuel T. Bodine, IL 11. Eldridge,
ileorge Nugent, John Alkmaar,
Wm. J Howard, • Chua s.llentlltt.
Samuel Work, '
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
J.l O BIRD, M.D., I J. IS E:tl' TON WALKER, M. D.
In attendance at,the Company's office daily, at 1:4
e'clotk, M.
WM.G. REED, Chambersburg, Pa., is the authorised
Agent of the Amer.ean Lite Insurance and Trust Com
panhand is alwsys prepared to furnish pamphlets or
any information wanted, and to talc.. Insurances.
RICH A ititit.; Medical .Ezamirier.
REFERENCES—Iten. A. E. McClure. • Itee.S. J.Nts
colts, T. 8. Nixon, Charaberstrurg, and Wm. Di. Marshvl
Duskier Hagerstown Bunk. .. 0ct21,63tf
Alsn TIIN INSURANCE COAL:
PHILADELPHIA, No: 436 and 43T
uluntnnt Street.
•
Capital '
Perpetual Premiums,
Unexpired Temporary Premiums,
Surldna
4-,
, • Total ' - ' • ' $2,392,116 6
Stittemnt of the_ Assets of the , Company on January 1.
7
- _ 1463.
,
First ldertgagee.aMply enured.. -$1;993,931
Real Estate. {present value $133,31;.47:) cost 128,970 77
Temporary Loam, on ample Collateral 8. ecn
. .
U
.4
titles
Reeks, (prevent value 5./8,36516j cost
Natal and Billv receivable ' -
Nab 4
Advance in talne of ft el , 1 'Estate over coat
Advapre in value of blocks ovrr coot •
-The only Profits front Premiums which this CO*,
pany tan divide by law, are front Dints which have beci
determined.
Extract from the Charter of the Cbrap any.
"But the moneys received as - promiums upon rielri
which.remaiu undetermined, and are outstanding:at fb'e
rimb of deelating.such Dividend, shall not he considered
Isparta the profits of said Corporation, or divided xi
PERPEi UAL Or LIMITED INSURANCES mat ,
every description of property, in Town and Country.
for Owners, Mortgages. Ground. 'Landlords, &c., to.
Safes de low as are consistent with security.
Since - their Incorporation, a period of thirtyldar‘
they liave paid over Fan MILLIONS OF DOLLAItS
LOSSES BY FIRE, thereby , affording
the
of Mimi
idvinitages tif Insurance. as 'well as the -ability and Mit.
position to meet with promptness all liabilities
LOSSES BY FIRE,
tositeipaid daring the year /862....,,
, . ..
' -
, .
DIRECTORS.
Charles Sr. Intric!ter, I David S. Brown,
Totdas Wagner, Isaac Lea, ..
gunnel Grant. . Edward C. Dale, ' _ ' '
,igaeOtrlt.,Smith,, .. IGeorge Bales, - - ;
George W. Richards, j Alfred Fitter. -
011ARLES N. BANCRER,PrestdenV: .
• . : EDWARD C.DALE,YicePreiddefit4 ‘,.;-
isi,W.IVALLISTEE, Sec'y pro tem. "
AB- Applidation made to, Davin OAILti.: of Chamber,
berg, Who is an authorized Agent for the Compels/
either personally or by letter; will meet with "attentlal
March 4,18 :3. '- -
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORTIVADERICA. INCORPORATED 1794,
PERrETUAL CHARTER. CAPITAL $5OO OW
Orinca—No.232 Wrsxtrr Srairt,"PFMADkLiftLl
This Company are now prosecuting the business of In
surance from Lose or Damage by FIRE on Buiidingli t
Merchandise, - Furniture , - Furniture, de. throughout the Stade Allf
Pennsylvania. on LIBERAL, TER.M.fi, for long or short
perioft; or permanently on Buildings, by a deposit;tdi
Premium. - . ,
The PROMPT PAIR:ENT ofCtAins for Loma during tbk
peiiodnl nearly SRV2ICTT rLtss that the Company -bee
been -in existence, entitles them to the confidence of ttio
,‘
public.
Arthur G..Coffir4 Jame! N, Dickson, - --.
/Seattle' W. Jones, S. Morris Wein, . .
John A. Brown,- Johnilltulon.
Charles Taylor, ' Georg?. L. Harrison,
Ambrose White, '-Francis R. Cope,
Jolla R. Neff, - - Edyrardli,TrOtter, ' .
Richard D. Wood, Edward S. t Luke),
William Welsh, , William °draining's; -
William_E. Bow,en, . .
CHARLES PLATT, Seey. ARTHUR 6:dorprig, riot,
WM. BUEllkgid,, Central .Agent al :Ifsitrisburgi fts.
- -
Wfif ja. Charaberebtirg i Fa, lie the Itntheii.
ized Agent of the Ingurancetompanrof North. Amu*
ca, and fa away's' prepared to give any information die
eired,andleptake Inanmees.
RETERENCES—CharIes U. Taylor and Jobn , D; Et - rim
Cbanibentburit. ore .'l'63 t[
OUR AGENT.-Ithi. ‘JortruGuirtir s ;
of Chambersburg, is the General Agent. of ffs
Franklin County Mutual Insurance Company. "
June 17.'63: vnt.mettladit,
00FING.
RiVAING` Ready fo' qsa dos*
-ItOOPING more durable than Tin. . •
ROOFZZ(O atha(f theeatof
BOOFiNG for &tenor nagßovo
READY - ROOFIIi
FOR nouns,
FOR cuunauts,
FOR ticrthati3;
• FOR . BARS %
FOR ALL BIT,ILMNGS !
This Rooting is =door thoibenviest woven fabric as*
deed for the purpose.-2danufattured solely byrnaisholat
and secured by Patent. .
pat up in rani and shipped to 'ail parts of the cOt .
and venally for Sale hardware me rchants and tn=
Ircan be applied by any common ' workman.
its alsOmatratacture. . •
- LIQUID GIITTA. P.I3RCELUCEPIIIITT, -
.
70R nasAnusa
MIGIIAEL GROVE
'DAVID 11 AUTCIinSON
. . •
LEAKY TIN ROOFS 4
CHEAPER THAN OIL PAINT,
HEAVIER BODY THAN OIL-PAINT.
'ROBE DURABLE THAN OIL _
It forpas'a:pertnanetly adhesive, elastic .coating egg*
the 'who] ifilrfacer of the tin. filling noon the
AU-ST HOL,
kaolin saving the expense of a new roof. -
' OUR COMPOUND
• . GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT •
-is especially adapted to repairing, _
LSAILYEHMOLE ROOKS,
•
arrzrotrrs,
it, ate., 4-4, 4W,
this is a thick, teusciOns compound, applied With s
trowel or similar inert:lntent, and does not dry tifi, leed
track, as do all-other articles need for thieporp,
CIRCULARS A'ND SAMPLES
Of the' Ready Roofing setit-* titan 'when dedgeill
Liberal arrangnmente mule 'with, Agents.
IMADY BOOTING CO.
r: Zaideta.:ane,ltinr York.
a1ig.26.1y
2CENTS licit to' tbe REPO.,
ty lIITOBT three =belt te settle
the serviss.
Ensittante.
I 5 year At 7 year At 10 year
t 1 Afars. I" _Rates. Rates.
Toial...—
eutta4lerr4a lasoUng.
El
II
lIVI
EU
$409,600 00
' 896,824 65
171,626 66
-924,766 13
ME
•••• 84 , 626 EC*
.... 2 84,901 le
.... 1,549 a
76,312 04
S.payS9lNa
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13,4Vt'tie
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