2 i
of Erabet.
PENNSYLVANIA. -RATE ltd - ADI
SUMMER TIME TABLE. Floe 'Trains Day
!, , s and from Philadelphia, on arid - 04. ~IfO„VD.,SY.
APRIL 200, Md. , • ,
The Passenger Trains of 'the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company wilt depart from and arrive at ilarrisbuig and
Philadelphia as followd:
ZASTWAItD.
THROUGH F:XPRESS TRAIN leaves llarrisnurg
daily/a-2,00 A., X., and arrivesat West Philadelphia at
6.10 ,„ . , ." •
- FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg daily (except Monday)
a£345 A. X., and arrives at West hiladelplila at 9.55
♦.x. Passengers lake breakfast at LaLeaster.
WAY A.CcOMMODA.TION, 'via Mount .10y, leaves
Harrisburg at '7.00 6.11., and arrives at West Philadol
plabast./2.25 P. X.
FAST MAIt. T RAIN leaves Harrisburg daily(except
Sanday) at 1.00 P. at., and arrives at West Philadelpfila
at 5.00 P. X.
HARRISBURG ACCOHHODATION TRAIN. via Co
iumtia,leaves Harrisburg at 4.00 P. x., and arrives at
West Philadelphia at 9.30 p. at. •
WESTWARD
- - -
lIALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg
daily (except Monday) at 2.00 A. x.; Altoona, 7.15 A.
take breakrist. and arrives at Pittsburg at 12.00 noon.
,PIIILA.DELPII.Li EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harris,
burg daily at 3.00 A. st.; Alt&ina at 8.00 A. M., take
brealcias', and arrives at Pittsburg,* 12.30 P. M.
)MAIL 'TRAIN. leaves Harrisburg at 1.15 P. 314 take
supper, and arrives at Pittsburg at 12.30 A.M.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg. at 3.50 P. v.; Altoona
at 8.35 P. M.. and arrives at Pittsburg at 1.00 A. 31.
lIARRL4I3URG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Philadelphia at 2.30 P. M., and arrives at Harrisburg at
6.00
'" WAY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Philadelphia
at 4.00 P. 31., and arrives at Harrisburg at 0.40 P. IL
This train runs via Alt. Joy. t -
SAMHEL D. YOUNG,
Supt.. Middle Dim. Fenn'a R. R.
7utrel7,lFß.-tf.
ORT,II,ERN CE:NTRAL RAIL
' • W4l.Yl—StabllEß TIME T.II3CE.
nree trains daily to and Iron Baltimore and Wash
ington City.
Connections made with trains on Pennsylvania Rail
road, to and from Pittsburg and the Weal.
...
TWO TRAINS DAILY - to and from the North and
West 'Branch Susquehanna,,Elinira,and allot Northern
New York.
•OR and after Monday, April 20th, 1803, the Passengat
Trains Of the - Northern Central Railway will arrive at
and. dispart.from Harrisburg and Baltimore as follows,
via: •
SOUTHWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily (except
BTAai)
leaves Harrisburg,
arrives at Baltimore.
EXPRESS' TRAIN leaves Sunbury daily
_• (except Sunday) 11.07 P. M,
levee Thurislnirg (except
. 5 , Monday)
.- arrives at Baltimore daily,
' (except Monday) 6.15 A. X
HARRISBURG ACCOSISIODATION leaves
Harrisburg
NORTHWARD
MAIL TRAIN leaves Baltimore , daily (es-
cg cept Sunday) •
leaves Harrisbuig
, .
arrives at SUntoiry 4.15 P M.
EXPB.PS, TRAIN leaves Baltimore daily... 0.15 P. u.
arrives at Harrisburg , 1.35 A. M
• 4 ; leaves Harrisburg daily (eV
cept Monday) - - B.OO Au'
4, arrives at Sunbury
~, 15.38 A. x
lIAUBISBURO ACCOMMODATION leaves „
Baltimore daily (except run
day)
• " . arrives at Harrisbnig ' 7.31 P. 31,
- For furtber information apply at the Office, in Penn
rylvania Railroad Depot, Harrisburg.
T. :I. DuO.3.RRY, Gen Supt.
; June 17.'03.41. - I -
NIV 'AIR LINE ROUTE. ---Three
E rrai;:a Daily to New York and Philadelphia.
On and after ilfonsray, April 20t1i 'the Passenger
Trains will leave the Philadelphia and'Reading Railroad
Depot, at liarrieburg,for New York and Phitadelphia,as
fbllowo. ckz: -
EASTWARD
EXPREI3S LINE loaves Harrisburg at 2.15 A. on
arrival of the Pennsylvania Railroad Express-Train from
the Wast,vriving in New York at 9.30 A. M.. and Phila
delphia at 3.20 A. M. A sleePing car Is attached to tilt
train through from Pittsburg without 'Change.
MAIL TRAIN loaves Harrisburg at 8.00 A. x.,arriving
in New York at 5.30 P. M., and Philadelphia at I:50P. L
P.&51 . LLNE leaves Harrisburg . at'2.oo r. K., arriving
in New y ToCk at 10:25 P. M., and Philadelphia at 7.00 P. Y.
WESTWARD.
FAST LINE leaves New Ydrk at 6.00 A. x., and Phila
ielphla at 6.15 A. x., arriving at Harrisburg at 1.15 P. x
'MAIL TULIN leaves New York at 12.00 noon, and
Philadelphik at 3.30 p.m., arriving at Harrisburg at 8.20
RXPRF,,SB TRAIN leaves New York at 7.00 PAL, aL~++
riving at Harrisburg at 2.10 and connecting wits
the Pennsylvania Express Train tr Pittsburg. A sleep
ing earls also attached to this trap.
Connections are made at Harristparg with trains 'on
the Pennsylvania. Northern - Cenqui and Cumberland
Valley railroads, and at Reading for Philadelphia, Potts
ville, Wilkediarre. Allentown, Easton, &c.
Baggage checked through. Fare between Now York
midi - Harrisburg, ssls'; between Harrisburg and Philip
dedplda, $3 35 in No. 1 cars, and $3 in N 0.2.
For ticks tsar other information apply to
J. J. CLYDE:,
Jetne tf. General Agent, Harrisburg,
1862. 1863.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-
CUMBERLAND VALLEY AND FRANKLII9
RAILROADS.
ORANGE OF 11.0171t8.—0n and after Monday, No
vember 17,1862, Passenger Trains will run daily, as
lollows,(Sundays excepted) :
FOR CHAMBERSBURG Ai..^TD HAR
RISBURG :
A. M. • P. M.
Laity° ilagerSbivsn 7.00 2.45
'. - Greencastle 7.37 8.35
{Arrive at 8.17 4.29
. Chitinberslinrg , -
- -, - Leave ,ist 6.30: 12.85
Leaves Shlppensburg . , -O.® 1.28
" NewviCe 9.32 * 2.00
"•'.. Carlisle ' 10.10 2.42
• 1 ., . Mechanicsburg.-- 10 42 3.12'
Aiiii•e,at Harriabnrg• .11.15 • • 3.40
FOR. CHAITBERSB ITRGAND HAGERS
' j . TOWN.
Leaves Ilarriabnri
"
~; `Carlisle
".
• .
Filippensburg •
Arrive at Chambersbrirg
Leave Chambereberg....
Greencastle 11.55 5.30
Arrive "at'llarrisburg 12.35 6.10
AV" Making close connections at ILsrrisbarg with
trains for ,Philadelphia, New York and Pittsburg; and
witbtralasfor all points West
O. N. LULL, Sapt,
R:Oflico, Chamberiburg. N0T.17. 1882.
1868
HILADELPHIA 'A N D ERIE
j_ RAILROAD.—This great line traverses thS North
err, and Northwest counties otPentisylvarti a to the city
ofArie. on Lake Erie.
It has been leased by the Pennsylvania nailroqd
annpany, and under their auspices ior being rapidly
opened throughout its entire4angth.
It is now in use for Passenger and Freight - business
Isom Harrisburg to Driftwood, (2d Fork.) (177 mil NO nn
the Dititern Division. and from Sheffield to Erie, (78
lulleB4nn the Western Division.
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT HARRISBURG.
MAIL TRAIN lehvei North. 1.16 A.H.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves North 3.00 A ;at
.--.Cars run through WITHOUT g HANai both ways owthese
trains between Philndelphia,and Lock Haven,and be•
tweenßaltimoreand Lock Haven.
Visniant Sleeping Carson the Expresstraln both ways;
Por information respecting Passenger business apply at•
the 13.*U. Center 11th and Market Streets, Philadelphia;
And fir Freight business-Of the Company's Agents, :
S. BAingston,Jr.,Oorkipthand Mnrketsts.,Philiula.
J. W. Reynolds, Erie. .
3. X. Drill, Azent N.O C. R. B. .:Baltimore, Md.
H. H. HOUSTON,
. GeneralFreieht Agent,Philadelphia.
LBWrS' L. 110UPT,
GeneralTir.ket Agent .Philadelphia: •
JOS. D. POTTS,
Junei7,63] General 'Manage r, Williamspor t.
Zobarti attb *Elmo.
VEW TOBACCO AND' SEGAR
1 . 1 11TODE..-TO. ths Citizens aj Chamberst , orp and
VisittilY : The undersigned, having been compelled to
letere'Virginleon acoonnt 4>f his , Union sentiments.his
come among you tpestablish a business, hopingf'edn his
tong ; itzpat•tenceAnd by close attention lie will meet
with 11 generous s n Pport . Ills stock wilt consiet of all
be best brandeofTOßACCO and SMAng whi c ht ie N iill
feline cheapatican betiadanywberei n town. Don't forget
\
tbe f Aiken, el of Ole • , little , Virginia nigger,!'apposite
he Franklin otel,next door to ghryock's DookBtore i ,
Sonth=etist der erbf theDlam . oud. . ' ' %-
Jame 27,1383. - - 0 .H.BILSIX.
NNE
ItAtteo - f - of
_Ur;.hrt.
RE.A.DING. BAIL
TER ARRANIAMENT.
tiktHAT TRUNK LINT. (rho the jNorthpnd North
welt for Pfiiiadelpb ia, NeW York, Reading,Puttarille,
Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, &c..&c.1
• Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, New York,
Reading, Pot tsvill e, and all i n term ed e s tat ions.. at 8.00
-A. X nod 2.00 .
York Excess leaves Harrisburg. at 340 A. Si,
Arriving aY NewaYork at 10.15 the saline morning.
Faresfrom Harrisburg: To New Yerkss.ls: to Phila
delphia $3.35 an d Baggage checked through.
Returning. leavn New York "at 0 5t.,12 'Noon, and
7 P. At.,
(Pittsburg Express arriving at Harrisburg at 2
A. yd.) Leave Philadelphia at 8.15 A.lm.. and 3.30 P. M.
Sleepingcars inthe New York Express Trains through
to and from Pittelalrg without change.
Passengers- bylbe Catawissa Railroad leave Tamaqua
at 8.50 a.m., and 2:15 P.m.,10r Philalelphia,New York,
and all Way PaintS.
Trains leave Pottsville at 0.15 a.st.,and 2 30 P. 3t.,for
"Philadelphia, Harrisburg and New York..
An Accommedatiori Passenger train leaves Reading at
6.30 A. X., and returns from Philaderia at 4.30 P. M.
. 411" All the above trains run aily, Sundays ex-
Cepted.
' A Sunday train ltaces , Pottavilte at 7.30 A. It., and
Philadelphia at 3.13 P.M.
Commutatidn, 3111eage.Sea4on, an Excursi on Tickets
at rednciid infea to and from all poi ta.
80 lba.Baggage allowed each Pasa4liger.
0,!. A.NICCOLLS,
ganeral Superintendent.
Dec 16,1864-tf
QIIRINEit'S BALSA
MIC COUGH_
0 SYRUP.—Ibr toujits, Cb/oPs i p - Croup, Whooping
tough, Ast4ma, ill ronchitts,. Spitting Blood, Pain and
Weakness of the Breast, Dijiculd , of tireathing, itc.
—This is no new remedy. It has teen used for a num
ber 'of yenta in 31nrylAnd and pa is of Pennsylvania,
and has wherever known, acquired tin unprecedented
reputation fee curing the various diseases for which it is
recommended. 1
It is used by all classes of society, and the universal
opinion is that it is good. • Via S - 0 -up is purely regeta
ble,C;onipoun4. It is pleasant to take. and never does
.i
injury.'Bur, owing to its purifyit g qualities, must do
good under any circumstances. is effects are truly
woudca ftd, soothing,' calming, an alla-ying the most
violent coughs. purify I ng, streongthing and invigorating
the whole - system calming and Soothing the nerves,
aiding and facilitating expectoration, and healing the
Lasease.D LUIGS.
Thus striking 'at the coot of diseas is, and driving it from
the system. - CIWtiP. -
This disease is stitnouticctilkir dilh
shrill whistling or wheezing, back,
eitedsUnCatiOrt, d:c.: It mostly o!
&en. No child need diem croup ]
perly used and used in time. ?do
children should watch the first sty
10.10 A. nt
135 p:
0.35 P. M
always keep this remedy at hand.
For cough after measles this Sy
Experience has proven that it is
2.00 e. X?
preparation
The price, of the remedy le SIC
tho reach of all, the poorus weli
0.30 A. X
person should have it.
Every person should haveit in thetiouse. It is a true
and fiiithhil friend to all who vatrie health and wish to
secure themselves against that roost terrible disease,
consumption. It will be found the most useful as well
lei the elisapest family medicine in the world. It he
been used for the last four feats isith a success without
a putrallel. -
•
Price 40 vents per bottle, or throe bottles for $l.lO.
Prepareu by 5... EOUTZ 4:, 11E0.,
,Westminster, Md.
For sale by MILLER & HEN SIIEY, and J. S. NIXON,I
dhasn bersburg, Pa., and Storekeepers,ev ety-wliere
9.15 +.31
1.15 r.m
255P.x
OUTZ'S CELEBRIATED MORSEF AND CATTLE POWDERS.—These Pou l ders have
proved. after a trial of several y -.are. to be' wester to
any preparation of the kind use . The chief superiority
of these Powders arise trial' the fact that they are com
pose:lot Medicines that have Laxative, Tonic and Puri
fying properties. The Lesotho ejected crudities from
the stomach and Intestines; the Tonic gives strength
to the system of the Horse; and the purifying medicines
contained in them cleanse the blood, and lay the foun
dation for a healthy and vigorous circulation. The use
of them improves the wind. strengthens the appetite
and gives thuhorse a fine, smooth and glossy el. in—thus
improvim the appearance, vigor and spirit of the noble
animal.
These Powders are not intended. as most powders are,
to bloat the unites), so AB to giver hint the appearance -ot
being fat a heti but 'really so—b r it to remove the disease,
and promote his general health.
These Powders will strengthi 4 thostomach and intes- '
tines, cleanse them from offenSive matter and bring
them to a healthy state. They are a prevention of Lung
Fever, and a certain remedy fon all diseases incident to
the Horse, as (Minders. Yellow Water, Distemper,
Founders, Heaves, Slavering, Coughs. Fevers, Loss of
Appetite, and Vital Energy, l&c. These Powders if
used two or threellmes a week' s through the winter and
spring, your Horse will never get the Lung Fever. Collie,
or Butts. A few doses of these Powders v, ill remove the
worst Cough on any Horse. Irere owners of Horses to
feed afew of these Powders' every year they mi 6 ht save
the lives of many valuable Horses.
MUCH: COWS —The properies"thlsPowder possesses
in increasing the quantity of milk in Cows, gives it an
importance and value which shbuld place it in the hands
01 every person 'seeping a Cow.--]n fattening Cattle, it
I,c
gives them an appetite, loosen their hide, and makes
them thrive much taster. '
itOGS.—In all diseases of S r
ine, as 'Coughs. Ulcers In
the Lungs and Liver;&c.. by putting from half a.paper
to a paper of 'these Powders in ai barrel of swill, the above
disease can be cured or entirely prevented. By. using,
thesepowders the Hog Cholera can be prevented. Pre
p:lied by . S. A. FODTZ & RRO., Westminster, Md.
For-Sale wholesale sad retail. by MILLER & HEN
SHEY, and J. S. NIXON, Charnbersburg. Pa., slid store
keeperes everyvrhere. Price 25 cents per paper, or bye
papers for $l. [tlte9`6a-Iy] ,
F OUT MIXTURE.—Is MXTUR . E.—ls a safe
11 1
and reliable Remedy . Sro the cure of Itlruunatiem
Painful Nei vous Affections. pilling, Burns. Swelling
and all disease requiring an e ?cruel application on Man
On Horses it will never fail o cure Pule-evil Fistula,
old running Sores, or SK eeny , [if properly applied. For
sprains, bruises, scratches, en lied hoofs, chafes, saddle
or collar Gall. cuts or woundl , it is an infallible remedy.
Try it, and be convinced of it cfScacy. • -
IiItEUM-AiTISII.
.
Personaaffllcted with this disease, no matter of }ow
long standing, can be promptl and ellectually ctired by
using th!s mixture.
There is nothing in the wor d sure and so good to
take away bad Cornsaild cure Frost bites as this prepar
ation. Try it and satisfy yo rseives. Price 25 and 59
cents per bottin. Premixed b
S. A.'reuTz Westminster, Md.
For sale by MILLER & LIENSILEY,:and .1. S. XYXON
Chamberstirg, Fa., and Stor keepers's:very-where.
.
- - fttu ital.
1
A SON &R3IL I.N:S
m CAB A k i ., T i i s,
WITH ONE OR -TW(t , SETS OF REEDS,
. - Containi g the
AUTOMATIC SWELL, DotritLE BELLOWS. KNEE
&WIN AND COMM.'S ATION VALVE.
IM. _Every .liptrumen f Warr'gryed for Five Years. ..14
Pawns mom $7O to SOO.
"The Cabinet organ is the only instrument whitth
combines the requisites. for rchureli anti parlor music :
for the schoci room and tle social fest,val gathering
For while It poseessai suflici int power fur the accompa
niment of a large chorus. t iti,,from its capability of
all shades of expression, and its wonderful ceescindo
and ahnimeentln, matt effe tive as a solo Instrument.
Otis cdpable of orchestral ffects, and rapid music.es
trills, arpeggios. etc. From its sustained t oneti.it has
a decided advantage over the Piano-linte, for the render
ing of many of the choices morcextux of themasters,
such as symphonies. quarts tee, etc."
- R. A. McCLU IX, Cliamberebnrg, Pa.
i
. ' General; Agen t for Pen ns y Iva Ilia.
he undersigned will sell and deliver, in good
cra. —on, Cabinet Organs ,itnywhere In this State, at
factory prices. • All gnqui•Hes by getter promptly an
swered. • - (Juno Th. '63-tf.3 . R. A .51c.
DIANOS I
R. A. M'CLITRE, so e agent for the celebrated
DECKER BELOTHERS'OEW YORK) PIANO. •
Pianos delivered, and put up in perfect condition, in any
part of the State, at ; •
- ' FACTORY RETAIL PRICES. • .
All Instruments warranted fOr five; years.
Pianos from otherfactorie svill be Ibrnishod, ifdesired,
R. Al McCLURE. ,- '
June 17,413. i Chambershurg; Pa.
pRIISICE . & ;CO.'S _
_ WELL 'KNOWN
MELODEONS AND.. HARMONIUMS!
Introducing the etre ct of Punt Bass on every lnstrument.
E. GAI3LER'S inisurpass d PIANOS for cash at alibi.
eral deduction or on Mont Iyhuitaltnents. '
Air Over 30,909 sold In hiladelphia.
JAMES BELLAK, Sole Agent,
279 and 281 South Fifti street, above Spruce st.,
sop 18, 63-Iy PEITIAMPIXIA..
..
.A. M. P.M
... 8.05 135
... 8.41 2.15
... 9.27 2.65
-10.02 ' 3.29
-10.33 4.00
...11.00 4.30
.-.11.10 4.40
3 sn
BROTHER,
Npvt,rrs. dranufar.urers and Wholualeffectiert
N MUSICAL lINSTRIMENTS,
GERMAN. FRENCH AND ITALIAN STRINGS,
No. 705 MARKET STRZET,
Orders carefully attended - to by S . S.SHRYOOK
Chamberibtrrg. [sept
VOCAL MUSid.—R. A. MCClux 43„
xffiteacbclaeees and private pupils, the art of
Stnidng,?dnalcal,Notation s liar:nous, and Musical torn
poiltron. [nar264.l
ie.ebicati
culty of breathing
ng dough and threat'
cure. in.young chil
if this Syrup is pro
bers haan'g. croupy
iv of the disease. and
up is most excellent.
•granted by bo other
as to place it within
5 the rich, and every.
ht Iranktin nepositori
iiitouthute.
A MIR,ICAN LI.FEt INS - U.1131i CE
, AND
TRUST COMPANY.
South-eastearnerof Walnut and Fourth Streets, Phila
delphia: IncorporatedlBso. Charter Perpetual.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500.000 00. PAID UP
ASSETS, $1.897,746 50.
==MM
Insures lives during t natural life, or for short
,ternut grants annuu're, endowments,, and ‘snakes
contracts of all kindei; epeiding on the' issries qf life.
Acting 'also as Exautors. Trustees and guardians.—
l'olimos of Life Insurance insured at the usual Mnitizal
rates of other good Companies—with profits to the In
sured—last lionus,,January, 1861, being 45 per cent.
of all premiums received on mutual policies at joint
stock rates, 20 per cent. le.s than the above.
NON-FORFEITURE PLAN.
. .
Ity which a person pays for 5,7, or 7.0 years tinly,when
the Policy.is patd up for life, and nothing more to pay.',
and should he be unable, or wish to discontinue sooner.'
the Company will issue-a paid-up policy in proportions
to the amount cm premiums paid. as follows:
At's yearAt 7 year At 10 year
Rats.l Rates. • Rates.
After payment of
the annual premi-•
urns (on policy ot
$1000) for : $4OO 00 $285 00 $2OO SC,
On paftuf 4an.pre. 800 00 571 40 400 Oi
, 6 s 6 857 10
a 8 ti
A nnualpTeraium for $lOOO.
NON-FORFEITURE TEN YEAR RATE.
- Age 20, ,
25..
a• 30 .
t, 35 ,
ac 40 ,
" 45.
50,
Insurince may.be effected, givingloany party, on th
death et life insured, a certain yearly income by endovi l
meat for life, thus avoiding all contingencies of invest
lug the same, and may be double or treble the yeail
interest. _ -
ALEXANDER WHILLDIN, Presictent.
SAMUEL WORK, Tice-President.
301LN $. WILSON, Secretary and Treasurer. ' -
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
J. Edgar Thompson. —
Hon. Joaeph i
Jonaa bowman, • I
11. 11. Eldridge,
John Aikninn.
Chas.F.-Heaalitt
Alexander Whilldin,
MM. James Potluck,
Albert C. Roberts,
Samuel T. Bodine,
George Nugent,
Win. .1 'Toward,
Sainuel Work,
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
J. F. DIM - M: D., .1. NEWTON R,DI
Idattendance at the Company's office daily, at
o'clock. M. ' -
WM. G. REED, Chambersburg, Pa,, is the anthoriz d
Agent of- the American Lite Insurance and Trust Co -
patty, and is always prepared to furnish pamphlets. 'r
any information wanted, and to take Insurances.
DR. J. C. RICH A [IDS. Medical_ Ezamin?r,
REFERENCES—Hon. A. K. McClure. Rur.E. J. N
rolls, J. E. Nixon, Chambersbut g, abd Wm. 3f. Marsh -I
Cashier Hagerstown Bank. Oct 1,634
•
NSURANCE COMPANNc-L--91
I
NORTH AMERICA. ,INCORPORATID ,t 3
PERPETUAL CHARTER. - CAPITAErWraiIu 000.
OFFICE=NO. 232 WALNUT STREET, ,Pl3/LAIALPHIA.
This comp - any are now prosecuting(the business ofln
snmnee from Loss or Damage by FIER , on Bnildi
Alerchandlee. Furniture, throughout the Stat en
Pennsylvania. on LIBERAL TERMS, for limg or sr
periods; or permanently on Buildings, by a cieposf
Premium
The PROMPT PAYMENT Of CLAIMS for LOSSESilthing h
period of nearly SEVENTY YEARS that the rdmpany n.
been in existence, entitles them to the confidence of h
public. .
Arthur G. Coffin,
Samoa W. Jones,
John A. Brown,
, Charles Taylor,
Ambrose White,
John R. Neff,
Richard D. Wood,
William Welsh,
William E. Bowen,
CIIARLES PLATT, - Sec'y. ARTHUR G. COFFIN,Fire
WM. BUEBLER, Central Agent at Harrisburg,
WM G. REED, Chambersburg, Pa., is the ant cc
!zed Agent of the Insurance Company of North A et%
ca, and is always prepared to give any information &-
aired, and to take Insurances. _
REFERENCES—CharIes IL Taylor and John D.O p ier,
Eau's.. Chambersburg. - ' net 21'634tf
OIIR AGENT Ai
. OHN GRO
.--R
of Chambershnrg. if( the General Agent 'o
Franklin County Mutual Insurance Company.
June 17.'63. IVM. McLELLAI
Liquoro.
IMPORTERS
OF
WINES AND LIQUOR
LAIIMAN, SALLADE & CO.,
No. 128 SOUTH NINTH STREET
(BETWEEN CHESTNUT AND WALNUT,)
GEO. M. LAII3fAiV.
A. M. SALLADE,
.3. D
RITf:SE: 0 A RDR AT k cO'S
SUPERIOR COGNAC tRANIIT,
• VINTAGE _OF 1838,
EACH BOTTLE SEALED WITH GREEN WAX, 33
TIIE INITIALS OF TIIE`PIILII
131POIITED BY
LAUMA.N, SA LLADE &TO
SUPERIOR OLD dfADEtRA WINR
FINE`SEIERRY, CLARET, AND
HOCK WINES,
AND AN ASSOP.TMONT OF PINE BRAND/. OP
C H A G N E. •
OSBORNE 5: CO.'S "
OPORTO.
VERY FINE AND DELICATE OLD.
PORT WINE.
EACII BOTTLE SEALED WITH. YELLOW A
WITH THE INITIALS OF THE FIRM
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L AU MAI 4, SO,LADE& CO.,
N 0.128 SOUTHNINTII STREET,
PIIILADE IP
OLD ItYE
OLD WHEAT WHISKEY,
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OLT) JAMAICA SPIRITS,
atEMIOLTZ WIMKRY,
FOUST WRI SE EY,
WERTZ'S WHISKEY,
TAFFEY'S WHISKEY, _
evn _
READING . *INES,
EAUMAN,SAILADE &CO., -
128 SOUTRNINTII STREET,
PIIILAD rum
nov.lB-ly
c'T' W. SCOTT ; . GENTLEION'S
• FURNTSITING Front, and SHIRT MAINUFAC
ORT, No. 814 Chestnut Street. Four doors Tow the
"
.Continental. Philadelphia. ,Particularattent on gi•
to ordered Shirts. A'pprfect fit guaranteed. Venom
a distance can order by the allowing 'Shirt Heidrun -
Size around the Neck: • . : ,
.4. .4- " Chest Wilder the Arms :
i. .4 " Waist ti
C a " Wrist ti
Length of Arm e(hent)froracentre of back
to middle of hand :
Length of Bosom at Side
' " " 'Shirt:
J3ECORD YOUR DEEDS. e(
for land are required*, thalaws.of Pen .sylv
recorded whhin nix months after their .xecti
if Made in tbeState, or within twelve month: If
out of the State, otherwise they are deemed hi tic fn
ulent android against subsequent purchaser or
gages for value. it recorded before the d.ed ut
which subsequent purcbaSers Claim, bower r. it -
make the deed good in law. No title.papere a e th__ _
fore perfected until they are recorded in the eaorder's
Witco of the county. Persons having . unrecor ed Deeds
should present them to the Eecorder without day.
San 87 5 t . KERRY STRICKLER, B or.
3anuari 21, 1864.
I=l
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VRAN LIS FIRE -11sTStrEANCB:
COMPAtTp OF PHILADELPHIA.
OF On Tly AE r B/!ROj e4 THE COMPANY
Publiih`ed in tonforniity with the provisions of the Sixth
. section of the Act of Assembly of
- Apra sth, 1542.
On property valued ac over $4,000,000,. -
being First Alohgages en Real F,e, • .'
' tate' In the city ittni County - 01' Phi In
del 'llia, except 439,038 24, in the
• - neighboring cuuntieb $ 1,933,140 21
Purchased - at Sheriff's sales, under
mortgage ,C, tai ms, Tit -
Eight houses and lot, S. W. corner Chest
milt nod Seventeenth streets.....
A house and lot, north &de of Sirruce
street. watt of Eleventh
Two houses and lot, south side of Spruce
street, nearlSixteetith street.
Elva houses'and lot's, Nos. 521, 523, 525,
527, and 529 Dillwyn Street.-- .....
Three houses and lot, east side Seven
teenth street, south of Pine
Hotel and lot,S. E. corner of Cheptnut
and Beach streets
Five houses and lot, north side George
street, west of Ashton et, set
Seven houses and lot, east side' De ich
800 0
street, south of Chestnut street
A house and lot, Fitzwater street, east
of Ninth street
A ground rent of 5 - 30 on-let north side
Otter, west 'of Leopold 5treet.....,....:.
- 57 lots of ground on Buckley street and
Quell - elle avenue, Bristol
A house and lot, south side Stiles street
..¢3O 50_
.. 34 00
.. 33 40
43 OD
.. 47 00
53 - 50
.. 60 30
east of Sixteenth street
A house anctlot, east side Front street,
north of Cherry street, Kensington...
Two houses`and lots,noth side Filbert
street, west of Eighth street
Firehouses and lot, north side Dauphin
-street; east of Coral street
A house and lot. east side Sixteenth St.,
south of Chestnut I,treet
A house and lot, West side Broad street,
south of Race rtreet
A house an& lot, south side Filbert St ,
watt of Rxteenth street
Two housetrand lute, un corner of Frank
ton' itd , d and Auburn street, front
ing on Frankton' Road
Two houses and I its, 3. W. corner Lom
bard end Twenty-third streete, front
ing on Lomharo street
Two lots of ground, N. W. corner Twen
ty-third and Meredith streets
Total, surveyed. and valued
at - $127.612 23
LOANS.
Temporary Loans on Stocks as:Collate
. ral Security (valued at $12L484) -
cTOCKS.
$43,000 U. S. 7 30 Treasury Notes
37.000 U.S. One-Year Certificates...
78,000 U. S. 5211YearRegisteret1Bonda
2:7,000 S. 5-20 Year Coupnn Bonds,.
16,000 Almhou'e. Loans, 5 per cent.....
9,000 Pennsylvania State Six per cent
Loan, of 31ay,,..1861
10.000 North Penna. K. It. Bonds
900 North Penna. It. It. Coupon
Script
300 Shares Pennsylvania R. tC Co.
91 Shares Franklin Fire Ins. C 0...
200 Shares Bank of Kentucky
e 17 SharesNorthernßankKentncky
8 100 Shares Union Bartle Termessse
e 13 Shares Insurance Company of
the Siate of Pennsylvania
- 200 Shares Soutlierark hailroad Cu.
24 Shares Union Canal Con pally.
2 Shares Contirtental hotel C 0...
3,000 Continental !total Bonds
700 Philadelphia City Loans
310 Philadelphia City Warrants
• Total inaFilet value $302,5-14 70
James N. Dickson,
8. Morris Wain,
John Mason.
George L. Harrison,
Francis H. Cope,
Edward H. Trotter,
Edward S. Clarke.
William Cummings,
, 207:503 00
Notes and Bills. Receivable' 2,297 50
~
Revenue, Stamps a-- 95 56
Cash on band $27.042 6
Cash in band of Agents-- ....... 4,011 83
-REAL ESTATE.
Market price $1 . 27.612 23
Cost, asiabove 115.911 :JO
Itiarket
Cost, as: above
LOSSES BY EIRE
Losse4 paid duriug the year 1b63
Ily order of-the board.
. ' • CI-LAS. N. BANCKER, •-
- Attest : President
JAS. W. II c.A LUSTER.
iChas. N. Bancker,
Terai 'IV iirznex,
sawed Graiit,. -
Jacob R. Smith,
Geo. W. Richards.
PRIL.&DE *1:0
OT I lit N R.=-The - President
'and 'Managers of the Chambereburg and Bedford
'turnpike Road C.mpany; have declared a dividend of
•1,6 por 'bvnt on the Capitul Reek of said Courpany.paya
ble;'hu demand. W. IL McDOWELL,'
Jan 1343 t. Treasurer'
NOTICE.—AII persons knowing
th •nlndebted NOR SEES in the REM
TER AND
.RECORDER'S OFFICE, will please settle
the enure without further otice, as my term of office
ha etptred. My books will be at the Regieter'e
or the piesent. (dtmiti] E. C. BOYD.
GA EAT DISCOVERY!
KUNKEL'S 'EPITER WINE OP IRON,
thefcure of WEAN. STOMACHS. I.4ENER AI, DEMIST, IN
- *GESTION, DISEASES er•T'LLS NERVOUS SYSTLM, CON
STIAATION, SCIDITT or THE STObIACII, and for all cases
r'eqiiiriffg a-Tonic
This Witte includes the ntost agreeable and efficient
Saltef.lreffl we pOSSMS; Citrate of Magnetic Oxide com
bined, with the most euergetie of Vegetable Tonics,'
Yellow Peruvian Bark. The effect in many cases of de
, Witty, - loss of appetite and general prostration, of an
efficient Salt o Iron, combined with our valuable. Aerve
Tonic, is must happy. It augments the_appetite. raises
the pulse, takes off muscular flabbiness ' removes the
paler of debility;and gives 4 florid vigor to the counters
Dance. ,
DO you want - something to strengthen you?
too you want a ocid appetite?
De - you want to build up your constitution?
VA. Do you want Lb feel well?
Do you want to get rid of nervousness?
DO you want energy ?
Doyen- wont to sleep well?
DO you want a brisksand vigorous feeling?
you do, try KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
This truly valuable Tunic has been so thoroughly test
ed by all dances of the community, that it is now deem
btt as a Tonle medicine. It costs but little,
purifies the blood, gives tone to the stomach, renovates
the system, and prolongs lite. I now only ask a trial
of this valuable Tonic. • -
far TESTIMONIAL! Harrisburg, Feb 20, 1803.
Mr. S. A KUNE.M.:, Druggist :—Deue Sir: I have great
pleasure in testifying to the complete success of your
Bitter Wine of Iron in my case. I have been afflicted
for a number of ,years with weakness, general _debility
and giddiness, so much so that I have been confined to
my, bed , for the greater part of my time add have had
the attendance of our bast physi3ians, but recelved.but
little benefit. I had despaired-of ever regaining my
health, until hearing ot your inestlinable remedy, BIT-
Trit Wiffs OP IRON. I determined to try its virtue, and
am happy to state (than resulted in a complete cure. I
- am more robust and vigorous than I have been for many
years, which feeling I attribute solely to Your Bitter
Wine of Iron. 'I have no hesitation in recommending it
"to others, similarly affected,.and shall be,bappy to bear
paisonaltestimony. Youry, truly, RAHMAN Patna.
the TO THE PUBLIC.—Dr. S. A. RtafLEL t—Deter Sir:
When on my way,last summer, tojoin my regiment at
Yorktown. Virginia,yon were kind enough to give me
several bottles of your "Biller Wine of /rot," I found
it Most valuable in the climate of the Peninsula and the
ditieases incident to It. No preparation of liarks exceed
it in value. I believe that its use would prevent much
Blltgenit its - en, and ertainly --prove a groat- value
fl Inits cure. Yours,respectfully, EI P. 111H1f,
Chaplain 178th Regiment, P. D. 31.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by Hunan ,
1118 & Bao.,Anothecary's,llB. Market Street, Harrisburg,Pa
ania J. S. NIXON, Agent, Chambersburg, Pa. ,oct2s'l3B.fint
don
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MEM
BOOK BINDERY.
• S. R. 17,S11ER .k CO'S
Book Bindery is on the Third Story - of the .I.IESSEY.
GER" OFFICE BUILDING, bn the Dimond, above
Shryock's Book :Store. Entrance , between the Book
Store and thelnland Telegraphoßlee. Old Books, Perl
odlenle. Meld. Neweitpere, Ate., bound In 'any style.—
Blank Boelte made to order. Paper ruled to anypitern.
lid
,• ori
ntler
-will
"',fittancia
34ORTGAGES
iIEA.L ESTATE
COST
Advarice in value
STOCKS.
'5302..141. 70
J 267.503 t+o
Advance in value
Sretetary Pro. Tem.
DIRECTORS. .
Isaac Lea,
'ldunrd C. Dale,
Geo. Pales.
AlLed Mier,
• Free. W. Lewis, M. D.
' CHAS. N. BACKER, President
EDWARD C: DALP:. Vice President.
jun JAS. % MeALLIST-Vt. Sec. pre. tens.
£~cbical.
D Y 5. T. C IA,Rk,S
AND
DISEASES ICESULTING F1L0,31
DI.S.OEIYE, RS: . -0F THE LIVER
•
m.,:in ~.-
' , -- ,
DIHESTIVE' , ORGANS.
- are eared by -
lIOOELAND'S GERMAN }TITTERS,
THIS` lIIREAT:STRENGIfING . -ITONIC. -
These Bittershave performed more Cares I
Hive and do give better satiAhetiofil
Have moie testimony
Have more respectable-people to 'ouch for them!
Than anY other artiole in the market.
We defy aiy one to euntrzuliet this assertion, and
WILL E.4 . K $l,OOO
•
To anyone who will prodece a certificate putiiilkod
by us, that is not genuine.
1100FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Will cure every case Of
Chronieor Nervous Debility. Diseases of the Kid
neys` and Diseases arising from a
•
Disordered Stomach.
Observe the 'following Symptoms, resulting - from
Disorders of the Digestive Organs: '
Constipation. Inward Piles, Fullness or Blood to,
the Head. Acidity of the Stomach. Nausea.
Heartburn, Disgust' for Food, b'ull
- ness or Weight in the Stom
ach,
Sour Eruefa
tions. Sinking
• or Fluttering at the
Pit of the Stomach, Swim
ming of the head, Hurried and Dif- •
cult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a l,,ing
posture. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs
before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the- Head. Deficiency of
Perspiration,Yellow
ness of the
Skin and Eyes. Pain -
-• • in the Side. Back. Chest,
Limbs, &c., Sudden Flushes of Heat.
Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagin- •
ings of Evil, and great Depression of S.piritz
REMEMBER, that this Bitters is . NOT ALCO
HOLIC. contains no Rum or Whiskey, and can't
make Drunkards, but is the BEST TONIC in the
World.
. -READ WHO SAYS SO:
'From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist
Church, Pemberton, N. J., formerly of the North
Baptist Church,, Philadelphia:
* * • I have known,Hoofiana's German Bitters
favorably for a numberof years. I have used them
in my own family, and hare been so pleased - with
theiv effects that I was induced to recommend them
to mitny others, and know that they have operated
in a strikingly beneficial manner. I take great
pleasure in thus publicly proclaiming this fact, and
calling the attention of those afflicted with the dis
eases for whiCh they are reeommended.to these
Bitters. knowing from expetience that my recom
mendation will be sustained. I do - this more cheer
fully as Hoolland's Bitters is intended to benefit the
afflicted, and is ".not a rum drink "
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
14.911 30
130,505 27
From Rev...T. Newton Brown:D. D.. Edith'. - of the
Encyclopedia - of Religious Knowledge and Chris.
tian Chronic-4, Philadelphia.
Although notdisposed to faCor or recommend Pa
tent Medicines in general, through distrust of their
ingredients and effects, I yet know of no Sufficient
reasons -why amen may not testify to the benefits he
believes himself to have received fromany simple
preparation, in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others. ,
I do this the more readily in regard to ilootiand's
German Bitters. prepared by Dr. C: M. Jackson. of
this city. because I was prejudiced againstthem for
many years, under the impression that they we're
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. lam indebted to my
friend, RobertStioemaker, Esq., fur the removal of
et
this prejudice by proper tests, and for murage
tuent to try them, when suffering from eat and
long continued_ debility. The use of three (attics ot
these Bitters, at the beginning of the present year,
was followed,by evident relief. and restoration to a
degree of bodily and mental vigor which I.hod not
felt for six months before, and had almost despaired
of regaining. I therefore thank God and my friend
for directing mJN
to thelise o
. , . EWTON f BROOWN, Philada.-
31,654 49
,411,107 32
- $ 11.700 03
15,041 70
From the Rey. Jos. H. Kennard. Pastof of the 10th
• Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson : I Wore been frequently
requested to connect 4ny name with commendations
of different kinds of medicines. but regarding the
practice as out of my appropriate sphere: I have in
all cases declined; but with a clear proof in various
'instances. and particularly in my family. of the use
fulness of Dr. 'Wetland's Germnn Bitters, I depart
for once from my usual course, to express my full
conviction that, jer - gemeral debility of thimoteni and
exp,cially for Liver Onmploint. it ie a vile and val
uable hreporotion. In some cases it may fail; but
usually, I doubt not. it will be very Veneficial`to
those who suffer from the above ~arse: _ _
2,457.64 i 95
68,950 . 07
- .
Sours sera• regpeetfully. J. IL KENXARD.
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia
From Rev,: Warren Randolph, Pastor. of Baptist
Dr. C. M. Jackson:—Dear Sir: Personal experi
ence enables we to say that I regard the German
Bitters preparedhy you as a most excellent medicine.
In eases of severe cold and general debility •I have
been greatly henefitted by the use of the Bitte „
and doubt not they willproduce similar kelfocts on
others. Yours truly,
WARREN RANDOLPH - . Germantolin.
From Rev. J. H. Turner. Re.ltor of Hedding M. E
Church, Philadelphia. -'
Dr. Jackson:—Dear Sir; Haring used yeer•Ger
man Bitters in my family frequently . l am prepared
to say that it has been of great service. I believe
that in most eases of general debility of the system
it is the-safest and most valuable remedy of which
I have-any knowledge. Yours respectfoll3 - . • -
J. H. TURNER, 728:N.19th Street.
From the Rev. J. M. Lyons, former Pastor of the
Columbus (N. J:) and Mitlerstown (Reariti.).Bap-,
list Churches.
Nnw Roetritt.t. N. Y.
Dr. C. M. Jackson :-. - -Dear Sir: I feel it a !ensure
thuS, of my own accord, to bear testimony o the
excellence of the German Bitters. Some years . ince
be'ng Much afflicted with Dyspepsia, I used t
with very beneficial results. I have often r
commended them to persons enfeebled by that tor
meuting disease, and have heard from them the
most flattering testimonials es to their great value.
In cases of general debility, I. believe it to ben tonic
that cannot be surpaNsed.' J. M. LYONS,.
From the Rev. Thomas Winter. Pastor of Roxbor
-
ouch Raptist Church.
Dr. Jackson :—.Dear Sir: I feel it dun to your ex
ellent preparation, Hootland's German Bitters. to
add my testimony to the deserved reputation it has
obtaioed. I hare for years. at times, been troubled'
with great disorder in my bead and nervous system.
I wan; advised by a friend to try a bottle of your
German Bitters. did so. and have experienced
great and u"expected relief: my health has been
very materially bonelitted.' I confidently recom
mend the ; article where I meet with cases similar to
my own; and have been assured by many of their
good effects.. Respectfully 'mots.
. ' T. WINTgR, Roxborough. Pa.
Frnm theße,c. J, S. Herman, of the Geimnn Re-
formed Church, kaiio—wtTlierlie-Coiiiii,l3a-
Di. C. M. Jackson:—Respected Sir have been
troubled with Dyspepsia, nearly twenty yens, and
have never used any medicine that did mans much
good as lion snd's Bitters. , I am very, much Un
proved in health, after having taken five bottles.
Yours with respect, J. S. HERMAN.
PRICES:,
Large Size (holding nearly doni)fe quantiO) '
1 per 11 ottle-rhalf,dozm $5 00
Small Size —75 Cent s per Bottle—half dozen 4 00
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS : I.,
See the:t iho Signature Of "C. a. JACKSON,"
is on the WRAPPER of each bottle!.
Should your nearest druggistnot have the article,
do nut be put off by any of the intoxicating prapera,
tionsthat maybe offered in its ptne'e, but send to us,
and We will forward, securely packed, by 91C.Pre$
PgINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFACTORY,
N 0.631 Alton STR'EET
• JONES ot
(Sttecoesors to C. M. Jackson 4r. Co.).
PSOPAIRTgRi!
FIOR SALE by Druggists and Dealers in every
o \
in the' United States. ' lac 9, 634131
1 4 rbirat.
Church. Gerrunutaivn.
Tta l f*S . P:Oires.
.A DmiNisTßATokswoncE , ._- •
ifotire[ta hereby Oren that, Letters of Adndnir
trarion on the-State of_tharbsttcsmith, late of the
-B°ronkit of Ohautheraburg;sieethltre been granted to
the nnifersigntyl, - rosiding in Said Bon o:10.
kill persons knowing thenaselies indebted to main ins
tate will please mate immediate payment; and, thus.
haring claims will present them property anthenticaten
for settlement. [ j0n203- T. J. N:114-Adm'r.
VDMINISTRATOR'R.NOTIOR—
_,CV.NotiCeis!bereby girtM that Letters of ichittuis•
truamacdi tLe - F.stnte ot - Josi - ah J;Eltitt, tate orratt
mdttiburg, deceased, have been granted 'to the under
sipad, restdPgt ittsaid,tottm. ,
. All ftirions knowing themselves
Pd to 114411;
'Otte will Please make immediate payment ; those
haring claims will present them properly authentic:melt
for settlement. W. 3.IIARRIS.
jab - - • ... • Administuktos....l...;
ADMINISTR - ATOR'S NOTICE
Noticsishireby given that Letters of Adze nit,
tratiOn to therEstate of James 'Allison, Jr:, late of Ai.r"
trim township. deceased, have been granted to the um ,
dersigued, residing in Antrim ton.ship. - • - •
All persons indebted to thesaid Hetet-mare requested
to make immediate payment. and those having olden,
or demands againstthe Estate of decedent,witt she
known the Same, without delay. to
Jan 204 it • ' J: C. McLAIOIIIAN,
N'otlee is herebygiven that Letters of Adminter
mann] to the Estate of aotriah &sore, - late of the' Bor.'
ough of Waynesboro' dee'd..have been granted to the
undersigned. reilding In raid Borough.
Ali 4Wrsolls knowing tbumseives indebted to-the midi!.
E.tate will please make immediate pvment ; and throe
having claims 0111 p r -went theni properly authentiCalled
for settlement, -and those holding scrip of deed, will
present the same for redemption,
inn - 13 6t
JERAIIiIAEf BESORE '
JOIIN W COON, 'l Adm'ca.
ADMINISTRATOR S N I .E.—
iiottro is hereby given that • Letters,o dnll4lt;
tnitton ' to. the Espite of William Ovelman, taco or Au•
trim township, deceased, have been granted tothe mik•
dersigned.cesiding in said township.
An persons knowing themselves indebted to the NOS',
Estate will please malts immediate payment; and timer
baying clala a will.piesentthern properly anthontleattal ,
fur settlement. • Wrmaum ovEL:vi
• ' ABRAWA3I CARBAIIOU Jr..
Attu) . rs.
Jailr;•t;t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.- -
Native is hereby given that Letters ut Adminterra--
uan to the Estate of John T. ltenfr ,, w, Lite or Gniliord
townslup'dee'd, have been granted to the undersigned,
rambling in said township.
All persdnaknOwing themselves indebted to said Es
tate will please make immediate payment ; an& thcaro.
havint: claims will present them properly authenticated
f settfanent. [jan 431 SA Adner.
ADIII.NISTRATOR'S NoTrer.—
Notice is bereby given that Letters of ldminis
trxicOn to the Estate of W. E. Cutup, late of Washington,:
1). C. deceate.l. have been granttd to the undersigned,
residing In 'harnbersburg, Pa.
All persons knowing themrelves indebted to said Es
tate will please make immediale payment; and those
having rialtos will present them properly authenticated
fur settlement. HASTINGS .GElllt.
jun 15.4 t ' Kdrutritstrator.'
ADIVErNISTRATOWSNOTICE.--
Notice iii herebygitren that Letters of Ailminte
ttation to the Estate of Nicholas Fleck. In a of Guilford
township, clec'd. hareheen granted to the undersigned,
resiilibg in said township. •
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Es
tate will please snake immediate payment; sod those
having claims will present them properly authenticated,
for settlement, to SAMUEL 'FLECK:
dk 30.0Atturr, -
IiDATI.NISTRATOR'SNOTICE.-
Notice is hereby given that ,Letters of Adiulnis -
trillion on the Estate of Peter Byers, late of IJeutgoniery
township, deed,,lviyibeen granted tit' the tAtbseribec' t
residing in said tows ship.
All persons indebted to the said Estate are hereby re
quested t) make immediate prty nent. and those haying
etaints.or demands against the Estate of said decedent
will make known the dame without delay to
deeM* ' ISAAC WEAGLEY, Adwi'r.
DMINISTRATOR'SNOTICE.-
ri_- Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administra.
tion t - the Roate of Henry Remilidelfer. late Of A ntrim
township. deed, have been granted to the subScriber,'
residing in said township. . .
All persons indebted to the said Estate are hereby re
quested to make immediate payment, and those Inning
claims or demand• against the Estate of. said,decedent,
will make known the same without "delay. to
dec23 - JEREMIAH WEAGLET. Attu's. -;
'EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE:—N'otiee'
.rs herihy given that Letters of Administmiten to
t le Estote of Henry Crider. late of Eiainilton Township.
dPceageil,have been granted to the undersigned, rest-ling
in )raid Township._ ,
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Es
tate will please make immediate .payment aid those
having.clahns will present:them properly authenticated
for settlement. - JACOB Kll 1D
jan-13-6t - - Administrator, -
V 4 XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
'j hereby given that Letters Testamentary to the
Estate of Mary Geddes. late Of etas township, deoistsed.
have been granted tothe undersigned, residing iu Fan
nettsburg, .
All `Persons knowingthemeelyes • indebted to eahl Es
tate will please make immediate payment: and thodet
having claims will present them properly authenticated
fur settlement. JOLIN LL WALK=
Jan 20-61
Executor.
Vubiirations.
TNT. - LAY & nIGKLELL'S
DANK NOTE REPORTER.
• ESTABLIFFILD tar 1810.. -
Is the oldest REPORTER poldished in this ConutV.,
and has never missed a Manlier sloth, its commenCeinent.
now neatly '
34 YEARk; '•
It is issued on tho Ist and bth tif each morthAt has
by the well - known and admitted Shifty with which it is
-- (inducted. long since earned its position of the •
, Standard Repot tor of the Country. • . _
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Reporter, and the ina.sy years of experience *e have .
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CHARLES C: MODES; -
Seuth.,3d Strept
PI3II4DESPHIA.
Jan 20.3 m•
Sot' Etettt.
AIILL FOR RENT. , -- . -The' - iindek--'
odgied otTete for. rout his MILL, together 'WM'
a riV 043 t ori en DWELLING. Stable and Garai), situ
ated MI the Conococireague. about 5 miles East of CilairlS•
beraburg, and I.mile fmm the Pike. The Mill is Dia ,-
cell.ttrepair—lms two - pair of burrs find one pair cit
choppers. andls doings thriting business, being situated.
in ii tine wheat growing ;neighborhood. - There is also.
27 ACRES Of land inljoilling• this property, which will:
he rented with the Mill if desired., Posseslop giv,enpuis
thilsre April nal. For fiarther'partiCulars call pets
knally or address •-, . 40111.1 II EDER. flan 1141 . '
pF.DERAL FOItRENT-:
• The undereigned 'tent the ,FEIIKRALLAuvro
alopsE, end g•rottnd Immediately ppt Mining Theretss
fir ono or More:yentelteni April .:axt. RlB the:licit
DXSLIZABLE PRIVATE BP.,9IDENcE for rent to -IMO
Itorongb of Chemberebtalt. The .Mdse' Is tteryito..
'medians and excellent order and 'there
Trtilt - Olf the lot. • tiniv2roaf A. K. IlloCL1t0111:'
'FOR. R N T.—=The undersYgged
'wn Op
• rient, the new TICAti aircsmsci irectitt
erupt atreet, crimp the 18t of April next:. ',lle BOMA:
'filet run encl etary, are well adnPled, eith er -
.for: Vqwe c
_Ado= or Mote, and Wig lie rented singly or eitherWilei,
ea dicattonvenlent; rjarar-ifj J . 01l1i: fl ,