Antral.
11XLTL319 RE LOCK ItOSPITAL
DR . JOEINSONe the founder of this .Celebrated
~,,,,tfouolfers the most certain, speedy.- Find. Only
,anal remedy in the world Sir (fleets. Structures.
Somiu il W i Nikae43,Pain in the . Loins,Constltittionid Dn.
r.,ity..fieleite.i.ce, Wellieess of the , Duck ants Limbs.
feeti,les - of the liideevs, Palpitation of the Ifeart,
Diapopsia, Narrow; Irriialditty, Diseases of the Heed,
it.lat,t, s,, so o r skin ; :laden those serious and melee
ily disorders arising from the destructive habits ce
;nth, oitichilestrey bet h body and ;nine. These secret
VII solltuiry preMices are mire fatal to their victims
1. 2 0 ,, t k o ,.eg of the Syreee to the ‘ marinar Ulysses,
tilivhting their most hcilliant'h o p os , or utiripations
Ciotti ieriug .narriaget.k.c„irrinossiblf;. . .
MEN.
YOUNG
~
•
Young tilon especially, who have become the Tie tiros
Vice,that dreadful and oestructire habit
'srhich annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands
of young men of the matt exalted Went and brillian
ntellect, who mightotherwise have entranced listening
(mates with the thf rides of eloquence. or waked to
iAta.ncy the living lyre; may eall with Lull confidence.
MARRIAGE!
Marr persons. - or .‘onng men contemplating mar
riage.ii , •Vog aware of physical weakness, organic debility
adformitios, &c.,shonlit Immediately consult Dr. Johns
Cram
"Mr who plhces Maisel inn tier the care of Dr. Johnston
may inligtonsly Confkle in hishowir as a gentleman.aad
crsaiideatly rely upon ilia skill as a physician.
U1:6"-ANiC WEAKNES!
lIIRIRDIATSLY CARD AO - D ITU VIGOR R./STORED
This disease ls: - the penalty most frequently paid by
those who have become the victims of impropet indul
CIMCOS. Y•+un; personis +tre too apt to commit *zee:Tees
from not being aware of the dreadful couseiluences that
may emsue. Now, who that understands the eubjec Ti
will pretend to deny that the power of Procreation i d
/Ist sooner by those falling into improper habit than by
the pratent, BSsides being deprived of the pleasure of
liklltity offspring, •the most serious and destructive
cyalipathy to mind alkyl body arise. The system become
dotinged. the, phYsie,ll ant mental powers wealteued
nervous, debility, dyiipepsiit. palpitation of the heart
linitostlon, a wasting Of the frame, cough; symp.om
of consumption
Office No. 7. South Frederick Street,
seven doors frame naltimi.re street, Bast side; up the
the steps. Be porticular'in observing the name and
tittntbermr you will mistake tee place.
.:411ar A CURE WARRANTED-IN TWO DAYS..
No Me.rcnryor Nauseous .Irugs.
DPI. J O HNSTON,
Member of the li!.yal tlellege of Surgeons. London, grn
dilate front one of• the most eminent Colleges of the
United States. and the greater part of whose life has
beau spent in the-hospitals of London. Pirls. : phitid e i
phil.and elsewhere, has effected some of the mostmaton
letting cures that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringlngiu the head anti ears when asleep. great
nereoas•isee. being alarmed at Fadden sounds; anti bash.
fatness, with frequent Witching, attended sometimes
with tlerangemeia of mind, were cured immediately.
CERT4IIN DISEASE!
When the misguided and imprudent votary of plea
ante hails. he has imbibed tie seeds of this painful die
esae,itA - oo often li.ipp.ns that an ilt.timed 'sense 01
shiunii,tir dread bf discovery, deters hint from applying
to those who (root educAtion and respectability, Can
alone befriend hitn,delaying•tilltlkconstitutionalsympi
toms of this horrid disease make their appearance, such
al ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose. nocturnal pains
in the head and-limbs, dimuss'of sight, deafness, nobs
ce-the shin. bones and arms. blotches on the head, rase.
and extremities. progressing with frightful rapidity,
till at last the palate of the mouth or the bones of the
doss tall in and the victim of this awfuldisease becomes
a horrid object of isommisseration, till &nth puts a pe
riod to hie dreadful sufferings, by seniting him to "that
bourne from whence no traveller returns." To such,
therefore, Dr. Johnston pledges himselr to preserye the
most in violable secrecy; and from his extensive jirac tire
In the first Hospitals of Europe and America, be can
Cintidently recommend a safe and' speedy cure to the
astfotunitte victim of this horrid disease.
It is a etelancholy fart that thousands fall victims to
this h wrid dice-tee owing to the nnskilfialness of igno
rant pretenders who by use of-thatdeadfdl poison, Mer
dry. ruin the constitntion,and either send the unfortir
nate to an uutinfoly grave, or make the residue of life
Miserable,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE!
. addresses tLod e who have injured themselves by
private and impropee indulgences.: -
Thole are some of the sad and melancholy effects pro
duced by early habits of youth. viz:—Weakness of the
Back and Limbs. Vains to the Dead. Dimness of Sight,
Loss of 3luacular Power. Palpitation of the Heart. Dye.
Pepsin. Nervous Irritability, Derangtment of the Diges
tive Functions,Gvnerul Debility, Sytuptonis of Consump
tjon .
HanrAt.t . r,tho fearfnl effects on the mind are much to
e dreaded : 'loss of Mentury, Confusion of Ideas. Depren•
Sion of Spirits, E:vil Forobodirms. Aversion to Society.
Self-Distrn•f. Love of Solittteaintidity, be.. are tome
f the evil effects.
llionv.tuda of persons (4 . 01 egeacan now judge what
tatty; cause of their declining health, lasing their vigor
becoming weak. pale, have singular appearance abou
the eye 9, couch. and eymptoms of Consumption.
Di'. Johnsion's Iniigorating Remedy for Or
,grznic Weakness.
Nitsthis volt and important remedy Weakness o
the. Organs is speedily cured. and full vigor restored
Yhoosands of the most nervous and debiqtated.who
had lost all liope, have been Inane hately relieved. All
imps.lituents to)Nrria&e. Physical of Mental:Disquali
fication. Nervous Irrita ' hility.Trempliffa. Weaktf en or
r , :h.n.u.r, of the most fearful kind ,speedily eared by
Pc. Johnston.
- YOUgG MEN,
Who 11.1,re injured themselves by a certain practice,in.
dui ge I in when alone—a habit frequently learned fr m
ell companions, or at school, the effects are nightly
felt, even whoa asleep, and If not cured, render tart ••
rl , Lge .imposAble. and destroys both mind and body,
Mould apply immediately.
What a pits that st young man. the hope of his coun
try. the &olio . ; flits p ;rents, should be snatched from
‘ll - protpeete and enjoyttiente dflife, by ,the consequence
derlatirtqfn.n be pa th of nature. and induigingin a
yert3in 'secret habit. Snell persona, Lela* contotaplat
frig
MARRIAGE
almUld'reflect that a sound mind and body are the,
/11;i0 0 es.e.s,ivy - repiiiiteie , do promote connnbial happl
nerd. Indeed •vithent these, thejourney through life
becomes a w,earypilgrlnia:e. tho pripett hourly dark
sins to th- view; the mind becomes shadowed with de
-110,111;1er} with the tnelaricludy reflection, that
Vie happiness Of another becomes blighted with our
own.
01:F/CE'NO. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK ST.,
BALTIMORE. .
TO STRANGERS
She many thousands cured at- this Institutionin the.
Nat tifloen year.; and the ilumerons important s rgical
Operations performed by witneastd by the re
!inners° f the papera.and many of her persons. notices
of which tiara apt t enred again andagnin before thepub-.
tic, is a sufficient guarantee to t lie afflicted .
There are so many ignbrant an worthless
Tit:ICI:S advertising themselves as Physicians, raining
the health of thealready afflict ed . Dr. Johnston deems
it necessary to say to thogennacqtrainted with his rep
tt tiitionThat his Diplomas hangi ft his office.
N'artcr-4111ettersTom4 be post paid .and
comtfti ff .. % poTsta_es'ltnip for the teply. or no answer will
beirent. • Feb 2.5,:63-Iyr. •
•
- "Ipots---apes.
NEW SHOE, STORE.—The Sub
ecriber takes this method of informing the eiti
tens of Ch: inhershurOind vicinity. that he has just
returned "rota Philadelphia with an ENTIRELY NEW'
STOCK of Boots awl Shoes. of every variety, style and
pattern. and of the_b_est manufactures.
Ile heti 'zooid Shopkeepers on hand. Ilia whole stock
is new . (jive him a call--tyon cat easily Nit yourself.
110 initt;ts the Ladies, especially, to call. as be 1011 take
pleasure in showing his — goods. Store the room for
mori* catetipled by . Frederick Smith, Esq.,as a Law : Office,
and motiecently nand Pit . the purpose by George Eye
tor. Esq., two doors North of Fisher's Mot el,Main St? Oct.
Otiambersburg. Pa.
• Ills large and well selected stock, he being a practical
Miele:taker. consists of Ladies' Gaiters. Baas, Slippers
and Buskins; Misses' anti Children's Boots and Shoes;
'Gentlemen's Gaiters, Slippers, Boots and Brogans.
Do'not forget the'place. No trouble to show Goods at
the NEW STORE, t wct doers North of Fisher's Hotel,
li„dri t ttreeetiChambersbnrg, Pa.. by
June 17.1862.- PETER FELDMAN.
ALL AND SEE !-THE UNDER
SIGNED announces to his numerous friends and
tomers,that ho continues to manufacture to order,
and keeps on hand a full and complete assortment 'of
'various qualities and styles of SHOES and aiIITERS;
fir Ladles. Misses and Children". _llls assortment of
Doll's, 8110E5,
&c., 'for Men and Boys' wear is com
plete, to.which ho respectfullyinvites attention. Irorlc
of al Minds mede to order.' n a neat and durable man
ner, and at short notice. Call and seebeforepurchasing,
elsewhere. and he will salisfy purchasers that he sells at
-leery small profits for Cash. -Don't forget the place--
tr.. • JI-rosito ,ilutz & Keefer's , Brore.Ohambersburg,
GBORGE'LEIINEII.
June 1,, 156.3.
JOHN 0. 170 • EIFB. .701TII 'enmity
T OHN C. - HOPICPSTS & CO.
IMPORTERS &DEALERSTN
CHINA, GLASS AND - QUEENSWAR4
N0:612 31ARIEET STREET. PHILADRLPHIA.
Pnr farthnr particulars apply to S. S. SIIRYOME
obambarobarg ,Pa roni.S34y.
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every Tuesday, from 9A. 31., to 3P. At , and t No. 39
NORTH SIXTH STREET, lIIILADELPIIIA,
every Saturday. •
ly e keeps aiarge supply of medicines at his rooms,
IP }nth can be hadat all times: Those wishing advice or
examination of the Lungs will do well to call on hint as
above. He makes no charge for advice, but for a thor
ough examination with the Respfrometer, his price is .
$3.
Many persons are afraid to have their lungs examined
by Dr. Schenck for fear that they will be found incurs,
ble t ind by that means it le put off until it is too late.
flow much hatter it would be to Iffiow their condition
at once, ae by abundance of eFidence; Dr. S. has shown
sufficient certificatee in this city that he has cured ad
vanced stages of consumption.i: -
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arg an Sang Goats.
G. RAND OpENING!
FALL kS'D WLICTE - 11 GOODS!
EYSTER & BRO.
Have just returned from the Ens. with a large and
varied stock of seasonable Dry Gobds, all of
Which we will dispose of at a small
adva'nee on cost.. What we
haire now on hnnd.
was purchased previOus to
tbelaterise, and will be sold without
regard to the present Eastern , prices, which
on many articles is full as high as our retail prices
i CLOTH'S:
Ladies Cloths, all nolors and shades. from $1 50,
to $6 00.
CLOAKS
1.•
5 Lridie. Clo:l.kij . rit-:±ocAired, of r 4 itrio'us styref
and L pktterns—from SS, to.s2fi
KID GLOVESt
Good Kids. Embroidered, 75 cents; bettei quality
$1 00: Jotvims, $1 25; Alexandors, $1 50.
Tho hitter makes aro the best im-
ported. Also, a large lot
of Fancy Gloves.
CORSETS
We have a„fre2h lot of the celebrated G N. B
t'oraetta--20 bones; the very best manufac
tured, and which we warrant:o ,
lit7and give satisfaction
HOODS
A leb-ge azkortment of Laaies' and Childrens'
Woolen Moth..
ROCHA sir.k.AvLss
Just frrtra Aucticn.
LIE-EN HANDKERCHIEFS
Trem-stitched. AO Phan. which defy competition.
MOURNING GOODS
Crape all prices; Lace Veils, do. : tax
Alpftear: 3-1 De Laine9,4De
CobargA: Crapo Collars:
,and everything desirable
for mourning.
MOURNING SHAWLS
8-4 De Laines and Cashmeres: Long Thibet, .nll
prises; Long Repp Shawls—beautiful:goods.
PRINTS:
1.6,18.. and Z 5 cents. De Lainem, Fancy ►od plain:
CohnrEts. and French Merinoes
' . Plaids, and Stripes.
FURS! FURS !I FURS!!! FURS: :1,
We bate just opened a large assortment of Fun,
- among which may be found
RUSSIAN SQUIRRELL CAPES AND MUFFS,
RUSSIAN MARTIN CAPES AND MUFFS,
FRENCH. SABLE CAPES AND MUFFS,
HUDSON BAY CAPES AND MUFFS,
FITCH CAPES AND=NUFFS,
Ail ofwhioh we will sell as /ow as can be had from
the manufactures.
In conclusion wo would sa7, , that 1 the gm's we
linve ao for sale—and at prices as tow as •
tirey eau be had this side of *e.
York, We make but one
Price.-and that • -,
the same to all customers,
whether judges of goods or not. Drop
and look at the stock before buying elsewhere.
va.l4-1/ BYBTBR A BRO.
*tubes alai Einmate
• '
JACOB B. MILLER,
3f 112 STREET—I hooey South of the Diamond.
• ' CIIAM#ERSBURG, PA.. °
Wu aid eatfully invite the attention of the put
,
i 1 li
to his large and well selected stock of
STOVES,
'COPPER; - -
TIN and
SHEET-IRON WARE.
has now the largest and best: assortment of
LbR,
lIALL,
0 dAS BURNERS and
'orzred in Franklin county
WASH-BOILERS
stantly on hand of all sizes, and the best ma-
terial
COAL ,BUCKETS.
largest assortme,at.the heaviest iron an d the
.best male in the Bounty
Alhr—Alargc stock of
I N R E,
made of the best material and in a wcrrimnnlike
manner. As he is a PRACTICAL WORK-
I MAN, and has had many years ex
perienee in the brisinem he
feels confident that he
can givd general
satisfaction
00FING,-SPOUTING, &e
e and put up at.the,shortest notice. Purlieu
lar attention paid to all kind! of
MENDING AND JOBBING.
I and look thrOngh our stock and get the prism
tts'stir motto is
mall Profits, Quick Sales and Good Value?
JACOB B. MILLER,
Four &fora South of thd Diagond
Noir . .ll, •
WESTERN HOTEL, Tirest Market
i
St., Near the Bridge, Chambersburg, Pa. -
The subscriber would respectfully inform
the Tra
YJOI OI7SEKITAZS, 1 READ !—Gal-: 4
lug community that he has purchased and taken_vskl:
posses•
hz g hpes Sunruc 44 ir-TigAtt—l New, Flat To;
; stun of this Hotel.- lie hopes to make it'one of the most
. KINO STOVE.. The plates are very heavy, and thr , desirable places for strangers and others to stop at that
vdhole Stove is finished in a supertormanner. I warruns can he found in any country town.
this Stove tole , supeiior to any Flat-Top Stove now in ; HIS TABLE will at all times be spread with the Wi
te market. stud respectfully invite my friends and the ' uries and lubstantials of.thesiason.
public to call and examine this Store, of which there • HIS OIIAM HERS are large, wellventilated, and fitted
aci several sties. ' . up to modern-style. - -
1
. I have also a great variety of other COOKING lns BAR wilt be well supplied with a largeand choice
S OYES. of every style: PARLOR STOVES, new and , selection of the very best.liquors. •
'l.lauttful patterns - together with a heavy stock 01 , HIS STABLE will always be provided with good
s.. Or ES for Churches. Storek, °titres, Hotels. kr. wholeiome provender for stock, and attended by careful
JOHN :4. LUDW IG, i ostlers. ,
Wholesale and itetall Dealer in - I No pains will bespared tcPrender entire satisfaction to
STOrES. TIN .A ND COPPER WARE. , all his guests; and pleding himself to endeavor to please
N. B.—l have been appointed Sole Agent for Galla- all. he solicits a liberal share of thepubtic patronage.
iler's Cc irt.rat ed Sunrise Air-Tight Cook Stot einf'hant- i June 17, '63. - JOHN MILLER
berKburjz. Pa. . - June 17. LS:I3
T ETTE'R, HAMILTON & CO'S
Great Sierra and Tin Ware Store.corner of the
iamoriti. can be Fern the largest,beat. and cheapest
Nof tiowis in Charnheaburg. They have 1100E
NO STOVES for Wood'atui Coal, of late.tpattern. anti
, Isir.es.,lt fair price... 1 (Juno v. 1863.1
QPOITTING DONE AT SHORT
0 NOTICE. of first rat e material and cheap.'
I All work warranted. and cheaper than can bet:wilt/hi
eleeWhere in the County. Call and see for yonrFelfei
ETTELRAMILTON k CO'S.
- i nelrly oppbeite the Ilemk.
I TTEII. HAMILTON & CO. are
J pre r amt to put rtp the best LiGIITNING Rokt
at cheap rates. ,
NLWAYS ON HAND, A-LI)2GE
nt.3rtment of the verybest Tin,Japanned add
t.opperwu re, ke., sold tow nt
ETTER. IT ASfILTON k CO'S.;
A LL WORK 'WARRANTED. and
X 1 cheaper than . can be bought elpentere in the
county. Point and sce--then buy, at
RTTER,IjA.II.IILTONk en`S,.
OALL FOR PARLOR AND Di-
N . ) ma ROOM COnK STOVES. They are orottY,
good and cheap. ETTER, II INtILTON 11 VS. '
N few doors from Sltryock's Book Store,
itanufactures.
F 0 TITE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
CIIAMBF,RSBURG FOUNDRY.
Tei; undersigned bikes this method to Inform the pnblir
that ho hits 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 prepared to tu.Lke
ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS
that may be wanted by the totnomnity. Particular at
tention will be pall to making and keepin on hand ev
ery ,dest ription of PLOWS, CASTINGS, WAGON BOX
'ES, ate.
All kinds of Castings made to ordar. '
• New Plows, of differunt 'magi* always on hand srt
'math, to order.
OLD METAL taken in trade, for which the
;price will be given.
Ity devoting himself attentively to businessr he hopes
Ito merit and receive a share of public patronage.
Junolt'l33: - • ABRAEAM -METZ.
EVEN 'IIIARBIit '_Y . ' A•RD.--4•The
undersigned respectfully announces to the citizens
iof Franklin county that, he lute opened a New• Marble
Yard in , the room formerly occupied' by Dr. Hamilton,'
directly opposite J. S. Nixon's Drug Store; Maiti Street,;
lin the Borough otehambersburg, where he will keep on
hand or make to order all articles in his line of busluesi
;such as MONUMENTS, TO and HEAD STONES.
!MANTLES, TABLE A STAND TM, Ac.onanufacture4l
1
' from the very best Foreign and Domestic Marble.
He respectfully solicits a call from those who may bet a -
I
I Want of anyarticle in the above line. He is confident is •
his ability to satisfyall who may be pleased to patronise
him, either as regards his prixes,nr the quality, beauty,
and chastened of his work. •
aulq 8,'83. - - ' JOHN A. GROVE.
,Tar ttent.
VEDERAI 4 HILL FOR RENT.-L
Thelindernigned will rent the FEDERAL RILL
ROUSE, and ground immediately pertaining thereto.
for one or more years from A pril next. It is the most
DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE for rent in the
Borough of Chanabershurg. The House is very. gun.
modions andin excellent order, and there he very Be
Fruit on the lot. Ezortb-tf) A. K. McCLUBJL
MEI
; ,43 . eiWioi,i $ I,ountt agettics.
.
JOHN :3i: POVEROY,
..
.. : .- - - ARYL' AND Nit 171'21 GENCT,
-204 SOUTH. FOURTH STREETi,
.. ~ -
. .. . . .rtat.&3>Etinn.A.
• -
'The undersighed, having resigned his position as Pay
,./4'naster in the U. S.Arnly, has opened at No 204 SOUTH
YOURTII STELKET, - nn . ALIENCY FOR PEOCUIIING
I PENSIONS, and for the collection of °films', SOLDIERS!,
and another CLeallSit,Tainst the Ocaternment.
My long experience as Paymaster, has given me unit
dud facilities for - Vecomingi thoroughly acquainted with
this business in all its details. On the receipt, by mail,
' of estate - mint of the - case of claimants; I will forward
t. Ihe necessary papers for - their signature. Personal at
, :iention - will be given-tOthe mice at Washingtan..
No charge unless successful, when :5 : will be charged
fur collect it g all sums under $BO, and $lO on :Oltenia over
that amount and under $200.. Largo; claims taken on
special arrangement. Fees in Pension Cases as fixed by
tw. . . . ,
„
INFORMATION -- -..FOR AND, LVSTRITCTIONS TO'
. _ . FLAI.M.S.NT-K, , '• -
• All Soldiers of the present war, who have served two
I years, and Soldiers discharged for wounds received in
..attle; without reference to time of service, are entitled
wesides their regular pay, to $lOO Bounty;
In case Soldiers or Seamen are discharged for disability
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 contracted, or wounds received. while in
service, his widow is entitled to receive the $lOO Bounty,
besides arrearages of paland pension during her lifetim tr_
or widowhood.
' If the Soldier die after dischargo.from disease Call!
' I meted or wounds received while in service, his widow is
-ntltled to a petusion of $96 per annum. • , .
If no widow or minor children, the motlfer of the Sol
, tier or Seaman will receive the Pension, if dependant err
him wholly Ortnpart for-support.
If deceased Soldier or Seaman leaves no - widow, his
•hildren are entitled to the same benefits as the widow,
except whew the c htldrett maybe over the are of 16 yesxfs:
I If no widow or minor children x _the bounty and pay
w ill descend to the heir as follOwitt_.: -
First to the Fattier, second to the Maher, third trAlie
I Brothers and Sisters, and then to the next of kin.
Discharged Soldiers, whose clothing account waelln:
' settled at-the ttnie of discharge, can recover any balance
' due them. if the Company books are not destroyed. , To
:raw this balance, write to your Captain for a „deserip
'l ice list, showing Clothing account, andforward it to use
: ,Vit h your prelim ihary statement, giving also the date Ot
: rout discharge
Soldiors,who served with the nine'months' volpnteers,
san recover $27 bdunty and premium ' without regard to
• zime of service, if they have not already received it. ,
Soldiers who ' evere prisoners in the South, and Soldiers
NIIO were absent on' sick furlough, are entitled to com
xtutation of rations.: , - .
In communicating with this offi n
ce,State the nature of
; tour claim fully, and give the Company and Reg meet to
which you or the Soldier for -whom you claim belonged,
in wall as gent present Post Office valorem. •
REVERENCES.
ills Rxcelleney ANDirw G.Ctrarm, Governor of Penn
.! Sylvania., ,
Ito:v.B'mm; Csamnori. ilairlaburg. Pa. . ,
l I liorr.joszen Cass; ChiefJuitice of the Cella of Claims;
Washington.,__• .
3 How. E: 11. BisoOKX, Chief Clerk of Pay. Department,
: 2 Washington. ' ; .-_ . . , -
I los s EnwAan IlicPnEtuukt, Dr.c.. Washington. -: ' ' '
11.61. JAS. P;Sig.RRET:, President Jusige,District' !Court,
Pittsburgh; ; • . , .. .
_
•
(lox. A. K. McCtintr,Chamberaburg,,Pa. . '
i lON.TROMAS A. Scurry - Vice President Penn'a Rail Road.
I ' l flo - X. - Wmuktx B.TriOXAS, Collector of the Port, Philad'a.
rims. C. A .Waitions - , Post Master, Philadelphia.
; Istvan & Co., Bankers, Philadelphia. . .
t . tants RUNUP, President of Union Bank, Philadelphia .
: Itrxxrrr & FAmmonvc:Attornies, \.,
, a
' Itiron,`Wrisr & ERVIN, Merchants, -
2 .tmwm, Karcntxa & CO. Merchants,
''''
'arrearti. BATIGR & CO.,
11,4sVD FArsr & Co., Merchants,
:'. I EICTAILLV S. JANIVEY, JR. SS Co.- '• fer - ohants, '
li
In , ,aus E. MORGAN Si Cd.„Merchants, 44
1 1 1TWOO.D, WRITS & CO4
. f.erchants,..
4 ._ • JOHN M. PI7IIROY,
7
No. 204 South Fourth. Street.
COOKING STOVES
Jdne 17, '1334f.,
thPENSION, 130IINT_Y, AND WAR
CLAIM .AGENCY.—Pensions procured for soldiers
e present cs - ar who are disabled by reason of wounds
• eceived. or disease contracted. while in the service of the
United States; and Pensions, $lOO Bounty, and Arrears
f Pay obtained for widows or heirs of those who have
lied or been. killed while in service.
Rety.2s;'63-1y
UNION HOTEL.—This Hotel is
situated on the corner of Hain and Queen Streets,
near the Diamond .in the Borough ofehambersburg,Fa.
The undersigned respectfully announces to the t ravel
ing public that this Hotel bits been rernodled. It has
been raised to THREE STORIES in beight. A fine
three story Back Building has been added to it, giving
en immence amount of room for the accommodation of
the public generally. The rooms are large and comfort
able. numbering in all, thirty=tive. They are all well
furnished with 000 D NEW FURNITURE: Persons
d topping at this Hotel can Nave either double or single
roiims. with or without fire in them. - The Table is Al
ways supplied with the BEST IN THE MARKET, and
will seat over 100 persons.
The Bar is filled with the CHOICEST LIQUORS.. The
Stable is t wo.statits, of the most modern style, and the
bestir' the Borough of Chambensbunt.
.Intle 17;63. JOHN FISHER ,Propileter.
FRANKLIN HOTEL—West side of
the Puhifc Spate, Chambersburg, Pa. ,
The subscriber wonid respoctfully inform the Travel
ing Community that he has leased and taken' possession
of this Commodious Hotel. Ile hopes to make it one, of
the most desirable places for strangers and others to
stop that can be fund in any country town.
H IS TABLE WM at all times be spread with the lux
r es and subs tont fills of the season.
RISCIIAJTBRI are large, well ventilated,and fitted
up in modern style.
II IS BAP will be well supplied with &large and choice
selection of the very best Liquors.
HIS STABLE will always lie provided with good,
wholesome pretender for stock, and attended by careful
ostlers.
No pains will be spared to render entiresatlifaction to
alehis guest; and pledging himself to endeavor to Please
all. he solicit. a liberal, share of the public patronage.
June DANIEL TROSTLE.
HIT SWAN HOTEL ) Cham
bersburg, MunAti.cinovr, Proprietor:
Having purchased this well•knownllotel,(longknoWn
as Miller's, and recently as•Welst Grove's.) the Propri•
etor pledges himself that no pains shall be spar4d to
minister to the Wants of hissuesta.
The character heretofore sustained by the Hones. as a
comfortable Home for the Mourn er, shall not suffer lu
'Jay hands if a constant effort to please and accommodate
will sustain it. The proprietor, therefore, solicits, a
- continuanceof the liberal patronap heretofore extend
ed to the" White swan." • ' •
In addition to large Stabling, he has TWO LOTS and
a pair of liar and Broca ScALI39 for the accommodation
aDrovera and Butchers.
Jtine17,18 . 63 .
REUSS Calmat's'. DAVID a ITUTOHISM
VOVERLY & HIITCHISOIi
k_,) Have become the Proprietors of the UNITED
STATES HOTEL, near the Railroad Depot at HARRIS
BURG, Pa. This popular and commodious Hotel has
been newly refitted and furnishedibranunout its par.
Mrs and chambers, and is now ready for the reception
of guests. - -
The travellingpublic:willflud thoDulted SkateaHotel
the most convenient , in'all particulars, of any Hotel In
the State Capital, on account of its access to the rail
road,being immediately - between the two great depots
in this city, [Hantsnttao,Junel.7,'634L
IrNDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, Main
Street, Clunbersbsag, Pa., JOHN W. TAYLOR,
oprietor . Fine nedommbdationisaidlow charges: -
M'S/tick Yards and Scala - are connected 'with: tile
premisesforthe convenience of Drovers. Also—ksten- -
sive stabling-and yards for Horses and Carriages.
Jane 17, 'd3.,._ ,
lEIDELNAN; •
• WHOLESALE GROCER 'A 1)
P ODUCE COM I TISSIONMERCH
No. 70 MAREET No. 2 NORT`II 7th ST., PHILADA. '
Invites the attentiomof Merthants to lila large and well
assorted stock of Sugars, Syrnps,Teas, and Coffeeeall of
which will be sold at lowest, market rates. Country
buyers and sellers wiil find it totheir advantage to give
him a sail..
Prise currents containing ail the varieties of th e mar ,
ket to be bed of 8.9. SHILTOCIE, Chambereborr
sept. 24
IMM
JOHN. R. ORR, Claim Agent,
Chambersimrg. Pa
Motets.
MICHAEL GROVE
*noitrante.-
.i ii :MERICAN - LIFE, INSURAN,Ch
: AND• - •
TRUST COMPANY.
, - •
South-ecattorner of Walnut and /bora &reefs, Phila
delphia. incorperatedl3s9. Charter Perpetual.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500,000 00. , nip tip
CAPITAL. $2:60,4)01) Ob. ASSETS, 41.837,7441.
Insures tireaduring t% t natural life ' or for` short
terms grants - ;mann' t ..nd endosoments and makes
contracts of all kinds . epending on the issues of - life.
Acting also fie Exe,utons. Trustees and (Mentions:—
Policies of Life Insurance insured at the' 'usual mutual
rates of other good Companies-.with profits to the lit
sured—last Runes. Januiry.l36l, being 43 ;per' cent,
of all pretulsluin received ors =anal, policies at joint
stock rates, 2o per cent. lees than the above.
- NON-FORFEITURD PLAN.' '
By which a petson pays for 5,7 i or 20 yearsotily,when
the Policy is pawl up for life, knd nothinginore . to pay,
and should he be unable, or wish to discontinue - sooner,
I heCompany will iRBIII.I a paid-up policy in proporth.n
to the amount oi premiums paid, as follows: r '
At 6 year:l I
- At 7 year At 10 year
' Rate.. 1 Bates., Rates.
iLlter payment, of ,
the annual prerni- -
• .
ums (on policy of
$1000) fdr $4OO 00 • ssBs - 00 ' $2OO CO
Oupay't of 4 an.pre. 800 00' . 67/ 40 • , 400 ; 60
a . 6 .4, - '•
- ,857 10 '
64 8 it •
Annual premium for $lOOO. ' - - :.• .
2 , 70N-FORrEITURE TRY.. /*BAR. 'RA nr. . i
Ate 20,• ~ - ' " $3O 50
25 ' 34• GO
. - -38-40
" 85,..............., . : ........ ; ..... :,,, ' • ' '4B 01 ,
c' 40, . •
- 11.1.,1••• 47 -00
45,__ ~. ' _ 53 f , O
" 50, :::' ---.-- ' Go : 0
Insurance inizife effected. giving. toasty party, ea t the
death of life Insureti frcertaln yearly juctimeby 6lid on -
'Tient for life, tintsavoliling all - contingencies of Invest
ing llie earne, and 1.,a5 , be - double or treble tho early
interest. ', ' . . —,....... ' .
A'LEXANDER WIIILLDIN, President.
9451/11.11i - WORK., Vice-i'sesitient.' - .
•
JOHN 9: WILSON, Secretary and Treasurer.
BOARD OP TRUSTEES.
Alexander Wlllldin, , ' J. Edgar , ' Thompson,- 4,
Hon. James Pollock, Eton. J °tier& Allison, _
Albert C.Sollettn, .Tonne Bbwrean,
Samuel T. Bodine, , • fl H. Eldridge,
tleOrge 'Nugent; John Aikman,
Wini. J Howard, - , • : Chas.P.Henzlitt., , ,
Samuel Work; ' • .. : - _
I.IEDICAL Exemnumd.*
14.1 X, .1. NEWTON WALKER, fit, D.
In attendance at the Company's owe , dally,„ at 12
. _
WM.G. Chambersburg, Pa.. is the authorized
Agent a. the American. Lite Insurance and Trost Conn
pang, and is always prepared ;to furnish pamphlets cr
nnylnformattOn wanted, and to takeAnsuranees. • _
DR. J. C. RICHARD , Malice Exantittir. -
REFERENCES—Iion. A. K. McClure,
rolls, J. S. Nixon. Chamberstiurg,and Wm. M. Marsh 4
Cashier Hageptown Bank. out 21,6.44 f
FiekRAINTIMIN. INSUIiANCE COM.I: -
ZANY OF PHILADELPHIA, No. 435 and .43i
tnut Street:
Capital
Perpetual Preminni,
Unexpired Temporary Premiums....
Surplus.
Total $2;392,116 39
§tatement of the Aeaeta• of the - Company on Januarys'.
, , 1863.
First Mortgagmi.aniply secured " $1,993,931 46
Real Estate, (present Tattle $138,322:17,) cost 1.28,970 77
Temporary Loans.'on ample Collateral Econ.
Stocks, (present valneS9S,36s 18,) cost
Notes and Bills receivable
Cash
Advance in value! of Beal Bathe over Pt
Advanee in value of Stocks over cost
Taint
- ,Orir The, onfy Prof.•- l'euta ,
pany can divide by law, are . from
'determined. •
‘pxtiact from the !Marto.? of the romicony
.
"Belb•the 13301:10ye le , t•l‘ed a j • - • r [b. 1:& - .
Which remain undetermined, and.. e • - 1., • ;i,e
time of declaring such Dividend. Phan t voubotet.
as part of the profits of said Corporal bahet divided um'
PEEPE4•U.AI or LIMITED IN SUP made
on every-description of property, in T. WT) and Country;
for Owners, Mortgages. Ground. La di &c., de.
itate4kaslow as are consistent with Pet' city_
Since their Incorporation, a peii. d-a. thirty years,.
they. have jaid - over FOUR rammoNs OF DOLLARS costs - T - ItY FIRE; thereby affording evidence of the
advantages - of Insurance, as well ni the ability and dis
position to meet with promptness hll liabilities.
. . , LOSSES BY FIB&
Losses piOd during the year 1862
DIRECTORS.
Chailos N. Bancker, David S. Brown, '
Tobias. Wagner, Isaac Lea, - . • '''.
Sainnel Grant. Edward C. Dale, •
dacob•R. Smith, - . George Bales,. -
George W. Richards, Alfred Fitter. .
4 CHARLES N. RANCHER, President.
i EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President.
Jaa.W.ld'Ausataa, Sec'y pro tem: '
Ay? Application made to DAVID DMICIt.. of Chat:Lbw's
burg, who is an autharisted Agent' for the Company
either personally or by letter, will meet 'with attention
iliarcit 4,1863,
lEN - aI:TRANCE -- COMPANTI- OP ,
lII'MITH AMERICA. INCORPO.RATED 1794. -
R ETUAL CHARTER. CATTTAL $6OO 000.
- Orrker,--/Co. 232 WAINIPT:STMEXT, PRILARAPEIA- -
ThiSCaMpany are now prosecuting the business of In
surance frqm Loss or Damage by FIRE ori. Buildings ,
Merchandlit, Furniture &c., throughout the State, of
Pennsylvania, on LIBERAL TERMS, for long or Short
periods; ortormanentlY-on Buildings, by a deposit of
Prapluto. • - -
ThS PROMPT Psmcmie of Curms for Lesess during,tbe
periodot bearIy:SEVMSTY FEARS that the Company - has
beenfn oxfstance, entitles them to the confidence of lb*
public. •
Arthur 9." Coffin,
Samuel_ W.JoneS,
John A. Browni -
Charles .Tkvior,
Ambrose 'White,
John R. Neff,
Richard D. Wood,
William Welsh;
William E. Bowen, ,
CHARLES PLAIT, Seei: %ARTHUR G.CCFFIN,Pres.
'WAIL BUEHLER, central Agent; at Harritti47.9,..014
WM. G. REED, Ehambersbnrg, Ea., is the anther.
zed Agent - of the ins:trance Company of North Ameri
ca, and It alwa,ve prepared to give any information de
sired. and to take Insurances.
REEERENCE4 I —Chaj•Ies ff. Taylor and John Di drier".
Esq''s..Dhembersburg. Oct 21. 'B3-tf
/VIZ AGENT.—MR: Jouri GROVE;
Njr-of ChaMberatiurg, is - the General •A gent eilgie
Franklin Countyllutual Insurance Company.
June 17.'63. . . • • WM.
euttirierrba, tioding•
f 0 OT I IN.I . G - ' _- , - -
~-, ~ HOOFING Read y to Isttirdoitin;
Ii OPING niore ' cfurabie than Ilia. •
~ ~ ROOFING at ha({ accost°, Tin. - • . •.' • '
-.,
RogvNG: for 'Steep or kat,R+llll
-
READY R 00E4 N - a •
.. . ,
I , 9B_IIOUSES, •
ROE taititcrits, • •
. .. ._ ; F9R.FACTORIES, •
- • - FOR BARNS,
. - FOR ~ A LL , BUILDINGS 1 - :- -
This Roofing is made of the heaviest woven fabric eves'
used far the purpoSeldanuflictured solely by oarselfes
and secured by Patent.
Put up in rolls and Shipped to all parts of tie Country,
and usually for sale by hardware merchantsand builders..
It can be applied by any common workman. ,
.We also manufacture. - t '
LIQUID GOTTA PERCHA CEM:ENT, ' -
,_. Pea AMLICIUra • • _ ..- , :
..LEA'K'Y TIN it o o'P's".t
CHEAPEN THAN OIL PAINT,
' HEAVIER BODY THAN OIL PAINT.
' MORE DURABLE THAN OIL PAINS!.
It forms a permanetly adhesive, elastic coating ortm
the whole surface of the tin. filling up all the Smaller _ -
RUST HOLES,. .
And often saving the expense of a new roof: '
OUR. COMPOUND-
„ • - -
_ . GTITTA PERCIIA CEMENT
is especially adapted to roatrtng . ,
LEAKY SHINGLE BOOPS, _
, - CHINNLESi' , '-' ''r. : 1
RSTZIGHTS,
il, , ; • • • • ...- • . ,:;'.: . , ife. r @C:, di,- We:
This is a thick, tenacious compound, 'applied with a
trowel or similar, instrument, and does-. not_drY sip . and
crack, as do all other articles used fur thi=
f i r :
-
CIRCULARS AND SAM I; S - • .
Of the Ready It' °citing sentby mail whandesinil , d
I
Liberal arrangements made with' Agents.
READY ROOFING CO„
73 Maiden Lane, New York.
ang.26-}y
2CENTS will liar for tho.REEC,.
t/ SITORT three month ! to Ito soot to s Soldter a
thesoroioe.
ti
4 7 . y f .
4 -
$400,000 00
895,024 6;
/71425 65'
924,7e6 n'
84,625 99
$4,901'50
1.540 50
75,31:: ea
iv 3
' 9..1314 71)
tAti
P 4 02,118,139
i : •
=SE=
$69,798 1
James N. Dickson,
B,3lorrls
John Mason.
George Ti. Harrisbn, ,
Francis R. Cope,
Edward H. Trotter,
Edward S. Clarke..
William Cummings,