0
*pedal jlotices._.,
• • I
goßTpit's Gold Pens are: now sold at 0.0
•ame,prtcei as before the commen'oeineiit of the war
elate entirely owing to , the= 51anifiteturer's impripie
seentein machinery,ble prise& large Retail Business
~ndCasb-in-AdranceSystem; for, tintil he'eonunenced
edvertising, his busineeswaedenebn Ciedii and strictly
'OM the Trade.
. The Morton (loht, Pens are Via ,only ones sold at old
pricesout the, makers Of all other gold pens charge the•
Premium oa•thaGold; clorernmentTax. &c.; but Morton
has in no case changed his prices, Wholesale or
the great numbers sent by - mail to all pasts of. the
world during tlui pest few years, not one in a thousand
has f.tiled to reacli its destination in safety; showitig
tiltat the Morton GiAd Pen can be obtained by any one,
in isvery part of the world, at the same price, postage
wltfty excepted.
Reader, you can have an enduring, always ready, ;tad
r,liiable °old een, i traattly adapled to your hand nsd
style .0i writing] whictvwill do your writing 'vast ly
eh - tinker than Steel Pens; and. at the present almost
universal Ifigh•Pressure Price of everything'. you min
hayealidortoalkild Pen cheape, in pryportion to the
labor spent ;limn it and material used,- than any - other
Ekold Pen in; the World. If you want one, call on
A.!BLivros,*. Maiden Lane, New York, or inclose
stamp for circular,
CRAMBERSBIIIIa Coml.tEncxxL COLLEGE.
—This Institution is permanendylocateal in the Ttorongh
of Chanaberstirg, Franklin Connty, Pentin. The great
demand fur competent and relponaible account:lints
throuchont , the land, make it necessary to, increase
tite facilities tor, acquiring a practicaPtuslness Ed
ucation: With this view, the undersigned has open-,
ediheAt;Ove Institutlois, thereby giving the Young Men
and 9.hons of the country, an opportunity.offreparing
themselves for Llondrable and Profitable positi ns in life.
Each departmei4t is iinder the charge of an avperienced
and Competent instructor. The course of Instruction is
• ThOintigh and Practical. Students are taught to Origin
ate and conduct all the Books end Forms phrtaininA to
actual buainess; thusbrlnging Theory into practice, and
- thereby eitabling them to realize and practice the regu
liteßoistinCef the Counting Room. The r course ot.lln
stinction Includes Double - Entry Book-keeping in all its
most approved forms,' Commercial Cakulitions, Mer
cantile Law, Practical and Ornaniental Pennmanshipi
&c., &c. Students can enter at any time, es there are
no vacations - to Interrupt the regular exercises. Time
required to complete there arse is from 8 to 1J weeks.—
Ciegyinen's Sons can enter the School at half the regu
• fer.rates. Remember $55 pays all expenses for a full
eoirse,boardinglucluded. Night Sostsiou trots( 7 GA
clock. Send for a Circular. . A.M. TRIMMER,
Jan 13.35 n. president.
. .
R.=—One 25 cent Bottle Will Cure
Chills and Fever or Neuralgia, Diarrhces, Dysentery or
Bißoni Cholic, Rheumatism, G out, Lumbago, Pain in the
Ir,idapie or Bladder; Spine, Back or Ilead,Bunls, Scalds
or Poisonous, Bites, Strains, Sprains or Bruises, Sore
Throrit,lnilnenza or Diptheria, ,, SWoolen Joints, Lame
ne,4 or Cramp. AU of these complaints one bottle will
cure. afford relict - by a single application. Let
rrr,fatitily keep it in their house and wait- wlien ps
isoixperienciid. A few minutes, alter this Application
the most FecOOO pains will cease; it matters net what
maybe the chase of pain, relief will follow its Ifllo.
Priee 2:5 cis. per bottle. Sold by Dniggista ererywbere.
HoSTRTTER'S BITTERS have'reeei vpd the
warmest ,enconiums from the press and pia,plo through
the lJnion as a valuable tonic Sof the cure of Dyspepsia
Fliattlence.Doilifipation and genet : al riervous debility:
- ft cannot he 'approached. Every day DM cases of its
great effect arechron:cled through our principal pubfif
Journals. There is nothing equal to the enjoyment to,
that which the afflicted experience when using this cal
lable speCific. Its mild tone, its elite and sigoroMj,
action ripen a discrderaderamachtarl the cleansing of
the entire human body should reccanmetid it to all clay see
of tar community. See advertlisement. Far sale, by
Druggists and dealers laterally everywhere. Dana) I.m.
.The Confessions and Experience of an la
valid.—Published for thO benefit and as a warning and
A CAUTION- TO YOUNG 11EN
viffeft , from-Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
Mitphe<ii,ete,enpplying, st thesame time ,
THE MEANS OF SELF CUSE,i -
'By one who'has cured himselfafter beingpnt ton great
expense and injury through medical humbug and
quackery.
By enclosing a post-paidlddressed envelope, single
:oopiesmay be had of the author. „
NIEL MA YFAIR Esq.,
Bedford, Kings county, N . Y.
may 20,63-13
SAPONIFER, OR, CONCENTRATED LYE leami,
ty Soap ;faker. - •
WAR !wales hlchprices; SaNnificr halo rethice
theni. It makes Soap for Four cents a pound by Using
"(Sur-kitchen giease. .
"CAI3II6N I MaptirlousLyes are offered also, be cate
ful and onlybuy the Patented article put up iu Iron
cans, all others being Conn;erfeits.
SALT MANUFACTIMING
Phlbulelphia--No. 127 Wal nal:Street.
D01y24-381] Pittsburg—,titt Streetana Duquesne W:ty
CONSCVPTIVEB.—COESEMptirt. Sufferers
will reeeivea valuable proscription for the core of Con
anntpUon, asthma, lkonclitis, and all Ilwoat and Lung
;affectionsAires of Charge,) by sending jtbeiraddressto
Nei: E. A. WILRON, -
Williamsbwrkb.
Kings Co., New York,
Jan Met
-COLOATPti (HOEEY So,kr t —This celebrated
TOILET SOAP, in such universal demand, is made filen
the choicest materials, is mad and entniclient In its na
palm, fragrantly ;sexiest, and eritemely benviciat in its
sitiOn upon the i altin. F6r sale, .by all Druigists and
Fancy goods Dealers.
MO
'Employment - !—Agents Wanted 3sr ill
pAy finni $25 tors per mouth,aral all expense e, toaetiv
Agente;orgivo tiCO3l/Mission. 'Particular% senttrer.—
Add** :Bran SEWING MICEIINS boxPsiiir, R. JAII.-M
OeneraiAgent, ilan,Ohlo. pi-R:29,63-1y
i f lublitationo.
Sz'BICKNELL'sS
BANK NOTE REPORTER, •
• • Y.4.11 - ,ABISSIIED tjt 1E 4N
Jo the oldest - REPORTER published in this ,Country,
and has never =Used°. number since Its commencement,'
now neatly
34 YEARS..
It 'stewed en the 'lst and VII of each mon ,it hr
by the wellknown and admittedtbility with which it is
. conducted. long since earned Its position of the
• -
Standard Reports} of the Country,
OtrwhOle time and undivided attention is given. to the
Reporter; and the ma.iy years of experience we have
had, and the great facilitiesye command, enabiets to
"give to the Public the most correct and reliable work of
thekiud published'.
QUOTATIONS. •
Our Corrections and (Iterations for EACH NUMBER.
- are invariably m atte up to the hour of .going into the
Friotells hand's by the well known Banking House of
WORK, - McCOUCH do CC.. - .
• . ' 36 South Third Street.
.We hold ourselves hermit to
REDEEM AT ft QUOTAfIONII,
at the time of going to to est.-
-COUNTER F 'IT MONEY.
The Reporter contains a were correet list of Counter
feit and Altered Notes than any other Repotter _now
published. Each number contithisn full and correct des
eriPtion of all the Fraudulent Notes put into circulation
/Intl theiproceedf ng iFsue.
Patticelar attention is p.ild to .
- -
' THE STOCK LIST,
Itiisafull and complete list of all Stocks offered at the
Boarter Erektws,it is always corrected up to the day of
giAtrip, to Press:. -
• ' WHOLESALE PRICES.CURRENT, •
• Is altinis frill and correct, the corrections !wing — blade •
on thedair of, going to press with each Isaac..
TERMS OF iiiSt,..74 , IPTION:
One oo4iyadoritli , y,"l Ye4r - ' - $1 01
One Copy; liernknonthly,l Year ' . • 5200
• Subseriptisiag- may commence w,lth any MOMII. Terms
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tir./LUISe. amyl* •
wtt
th 3d Strad, _
San VO.Cmg ‘c:,
ILine(of
riEN NSTIVAXT A. I
SIMMER:' TIME TAB I. E.
:a .and from Philadelphia; an a
APRIL-20th, 1663. -•
The Passenger Trains of the IN
Company kill departfrom and arri
Philadelphia as ;allows:
• , ' EASTWAR
THROUGH RIPIIESS TRAIb
'daily at 2.00 A. at., and arrives at
6.1 u A. M.
EAST LLNE leaves Harrisburg •
at 5.45 A. X., and arrives at West
Passengers take breakfast a l l
WAY AO - OMMOIDATION, virt
Clarrisbitrg at 7.00 A.M., and arrili
Pin 1.2.25 P. IT.
FIST 51A.1t. , THAI'S leaves Ha
Sunday) at 1.00 p. M., and arrives
at 5.00 P. M.
autiuswona ACCGMMOD&
umbia. leaves Harrisburg at 4,01
West Philadelphia at 9 30 P. M
- WESTWAI'3D.
,BALTIMOB.F. EXPREBS Tit& .N leaves Harrisburg
daily (except Monday) at 2.00 A. at.; Altoona. 7.15 A.M.,
take breakfast, and arrives ut Pittsburg at 12.00 noon.
PHILADELPHIA. EXPRE:B9 TRAIN leaves Harris
burg daily at 3.00 A. at.; Altou art at 8.00 • a: a., take
breakfas , and arrives at Pittsbu gut 12.30 e. x.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrislurg at 1.15 P. It., take
supper. anti arrives nt Pittsburg at 12.30 A. x.'
FAST LINE; leaves flarrisbur at 3.50 P. az.; Altoona
at 8.35 P. at and arrives at Pi tsburg at 1.00 A. a.
HARRISBURG ACCOSIMOO 'PION TRAIN leaves
Philadelphia. at 2.30 P. at" and a ives at liarrisbusg at
5.00 P. M.
WAY ACCOMMODATION TR INleastes Philadelphia
at 4.00 e. And arrives at Harrisburg at 9.40 P.ll.
This train runs via Sit. Joy. '
SAMUEL -D. YOUNG, -
Supt. .filidUle rentea It. It.
June 17.1853.-If.'
ORTIIERN TRAL RAIL
.I_WAYI—SUJIME'It •21.41,07'..i1l LE.
Three trains daily to and &o ft Baltimore and Wash
ington City.
Connections made with trains , on Pennsylvania Rail
road. to and from Pittsburg-and • - he West. - •
TWO TRAINS D UV to and from the North and
West Blanch Sustptehanna, Marra, and allot* Northern
Now York.
On and after Monday, April 1583, the Passenger
Trains of the Northern Central Railway will arrive at
land depart from Harrisburg and Baltimore as follows,
viz: . •
dec2-6ass
MAIL TRAIN leaves Snubury ally (except
,Sunday).
leaves flarriobur
arrives at Batting
EXPRESS TRAIN /leaves Su
(except Sunday)
" ' leaves tiarrisliu
Monday) •
arrives • at Balti'
- (oxceizt Manday
lIIRRISBURO ACCOMMODA
Ilirrisburg
NORTH\'
MAIL TRAIN leaves Balthus ,
•• Copt Sunday).—
leaves Harrisbur,
arrives at Simi)
EiKPBESS TRAcIN loaves Bald
arrives at Harri:
•' leaves Harriebu
Cept 3londay)...
t. arrives at Saliba
111A.RRM1.71:3 ACCOMMOD A
' ' Baltimore daily
day)
6C arrives, at
Por further information appl
sylvania Railroad Depot, Harr'
"J. N
June 17.'63 -tf.
XTEW AIR LINE ROT:JTE.----Thiee
1.1 Trains Daily to New Yo k and Philadelphia.
• • Ou and after Idenday, Arrif2oth, 1863, the Passener
'rains will !care the Philadel hia and Reading Railruad
Depot; at Harrisburg,fer New orb and Philtidelphia, as
follows, viz: I
EXPRESS LINE leaves
s.rtival of the Pennsylvania It:
the West,arriving in New Yo
delphia at 8.20 A. M. ,A sleepi
train th r , ,tigh front Pittsburg !
MAIL TRAIN leaves narris!
in New York. at 5.30 P. 31., an,
FAST LINE leaves liarritib'
in Now Yorkist 10.25 P. u., an
. . .
•
WESTWARD.
PAST LINE leaiea N?w Yuri.: at 6.00 .k. M., and Philo
Selphiaat 8.15 k. M.. arriving;: Harrisburg at. 1.15 P. X
MAIL TRAIN leaves Ne% Tui it at 12.00 noun, and
Philadelphia at 3.30 i. ta., are/ lug at Harrisburg nt 8.20
P..x.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves law York at 7.00 t!./11., ar
riving at Haftisburg at 2.10 . .31. and connecting with
the Pennsylvania ExpressTr , in for Pit tdbn rg. A Niter , -
log car isalso attached to thi. train.
Connections are made at I arrisburg with trains; on
the Pennsylvania. Northern; Central and Cuniberland
Valley railroads, and at item - ling for Philadelphia, Peas
le. Wilkesbarre, Allentown, Easton.
Baggage checked through : , Pare between New York
and ifarri.burg, $5 35: between Harrisburg and Philn
delph ia. $.315 in No.l cars.and $3 in N 0.2.
For tioketsor other inferrnation apply to
_ . .
June 17.'63. tf.
]B(2.
WINT ER _ARR
rITMBERLASDV.I
RAILROADS.
CHANGE OP HOURS.-04
vernber 17.1862. PamAgeri
t..Hocro r (Stlndays excepted) l
FOR- CHAMBERSI3*
Loave itsgervtown
" .0 reeucastie -
A rriTO
01111111bOttibilrg...... -t
Leave II
Leaves Shipi;ensburg,
New,'lle
Ca rlieln
‘" Mechanicsbarg.
Arri're at Harrisburg..
FOR ciiA.mßtEsßtir RGAND' FIAGERS-
Leares ......
' Mechanicsburg.—
" esti isle
" Newrille
" Eit!pperisburg
A rrire At Clinrabersburg
jan 27-Iy.
$75.
Learn ebambeniburg
" Greene:ono__
Arrive at Tio.rrielmrg
trey - Making clo , at cottne.tians at ii.trrislirg with
trains far Ph Nm. York and Pitfrdatrg ; and
with trains for all points,ylst.
R. R. OM re. Clivnbersbur
1R63
.
DEITIILALPI ,D
RAlLP.Okp.—Thia gre•
err, and
Nottlmeat mantles
of Erie. nn Lake Erin.
It Isa - been 'blamed by t
Company. and 'miler their
opened t brongbon t ita Patin
It II non. in 11/70 for I,'asie
trom flarrl4burg to Driftivrij
he Eastern Dividiorr, and
milce.)nn the WeqternDivii
TIME OF PASSENGER T'
M. VI r, TRAIN leavee Nortl
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves _ orth 3.00 A.M
Cars run th rough W1'21101;7 CIIAN(LE both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia and 'Lock Haven, and be
tween Baltimore and LbeWl'l'aven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on the E xpress tra is both ways.
For Information respecting i l'assenger business' apply at
the 5. 3 Corner 11th and arket streets, Philadelphia.
And for Freight business'of the Company's Agents
• S. B. Kingston. Jr-Cor.l.htli and Marke tsts.,Philada:
T.W. Reynolds, Erie. I .
J. A ;ent N.C.K.R:!Baltimoro.M.
H. G.' HOUSTON,
• • GeneralFriiight Agent,Philadelphia.
LEWIS L. HOEFT',
General Ttket Agont.PhiladelpNa.
JOS. D. POTTS,
:Jnnol7 t 63) Gentiral3fanager.Wllliamsport.
GHO. CAltp'
"P ENTER, irENS-
ny's, co., • •
‘ OLESALE DRUG ANO, 'CHEMICAL WABEITOTIS,
No. 737 --ifirket Sired, Philurlttphia. , • ,
The subseribera keep conitantly on hand a large stock
of DiftUOS,XEDICINES. OIIE6fICALS,PHATiIifACIW-.
TIC AL • PREIPA RAT-lONS and every other article which
appertains to the business.; embracing the moat 'eiten-
MVO Varlet y;
dl ecription. •
also, PAINTS, OILS and GLASS of every. -
,
Ali articles purchased from us can bo, relied on as be
ing-of the most superior gtality and - at as low priceens
they can be had. We caul offer-such -inducements - as
will Make it the interest of purchasers to lay in their
supplies from 9s, and give ns their future patronage and
invite all who visit the eltY, to call at our establishment
•All orders addremed to us - by mail or otherwise will
meet with .promp th . ttention. . ,
GEO: W. CdItPBfER . IiENSZEY & CO,
feb. 737 3fAREXT STGLEET, PILILLDELPLILt:
- I
abet.
AIL - ROAD!
Five Trains Daily
after NONDAY;
nnsylysnbi , Railroad
'ye as Harrisburg and
I cares Harrisburg
Vest Philadelphia at
• ally (except 31.onday)
' lifinnelpitla at 9.55
Lar.castei.
]Bunt Joy, leaves
es at Weist,Philadel-
risburg daily (except
at Weit philadulphia
lON TRAIN. via Co.
il P.m., and arrives at
SOUTHW rT:a
10.10 A. u,
1.15 p.
C. 35 P.
bury' Itily
,11.07 P.:31
F (ox.cept
Inore daily,
6.15 A. M
ION: leaves
6.30 A. Afl
ARD.
• daily (es.-.
• 1.15-P4m.•
. .
ry 4.05 P 0•1.
.burg
• iore daily— 0.15 e.im.
T. 35 A.lll-
g daily (ex- i
3.00. E le
- 5.33 &Ix
lON leaved
~ 1
except Sun
.K.ss I , ft.
eburg 7.30 P.M.
f itt thu Office, in Penn
:lnirg.
DuBARRY, Gen Supt
11E!
EASTW
- rriaburg- at 2.15 A.. x., on
vilroad Express Train from
tk at 9.30 A. M.. and k'hila
lug car is attached to the
[ without change.
...burg at 8.00. k. Di—arriving
i
Philmicipttia 11.
Og at 2.00 P. X., arriving
Philadelphia at 7.00 P.M.
J. J.CLYDR,
eral Age-nt, Harrisburg
1863.
ANGEM_ENT:-
LLEYA _VD FII.4XKLIA
and nfter 31,0nrIny. No•
Trains will run ttilly, as
URG AND HAP.-
' RG :
A.)l. P.`l.
7.0;) 2.45)
7.37 '8.35
tt - 8.17 4.29
-
8.30 12.50
Om°
9.32 2.00
I 10.10 2.42
-10.42 . 3.1.2
11.15 3.40
BM
A.M. P.M.
. 8.05 1 Sty
8.47, 2.15
. 8.'27
10.02 p. 29
.10.33 401
11.00 4.30
11.10 4.10
.11 - ,55 5.30
.12.35 6.10
0. N. 7, CL 1.,, Sup!
g. N0T.17 1882.
i A
• t line t
ofPortn:
1863.
N D ERIE
nwnrseAth ? North
ylvanirt to the-city
Le rennsyleanirt nailrmui
I:l6*es is being rititidly
e *toned,.
4roter and •Freicht inodoesit
.LLf.(2,l F0rk.)(177 rotteg)oll
from Sheffield to Erie, (48
ion.
ATITIATtItISIIIIRO.
1,16
Franklin Vicposi
Lints of erabel.
D EADING, RAIL ROAD.-WI.
TER - ARRANOMIENT.,
tittE&T TRIIIsiE LINE from the North and Nor ,
nest fof Philadelphia. New Yeric . Reading. pottsvil
Lebanon,AllcntoWn,Easton, &c..&c.
' Trains leave llarrlsburg for Philadelphia, New Yo
Beading, Pottsville,and alliutermediatestitlons at 8
A. , aud 2.00 P. M.
Mr York Express leaves Harrisburg._ at 3.00 A.
arriving at New York at 10.15 the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg :-Tii ewYolit $5.15 tto Phi
alelphia $3.35 and 82.50. Baggage checked through. I
Returning, leave New York nt 0 A. 74.0.2 Noon,lo
7 P. at., (Pittsburg Expreas.arriving at. Harrisburg ti
A. )0 Leave Philadelphia at 8.15 A. as.. and 3.30 P.
Sleiningcars in the New York Express T rains throt
to and from Pittsburg Without change • i
Pwengers by the Eatawissa Railroad leave Tama
at 8.50 A. at., and 2.15 P.N.,/ or Philadelphia, Now Y
and all Way Points.
. Trains leave Pottsville at 0.15 A. M.,anti 2.30 P.M.,
Philadelphia, Harrisburg and New York.
An Accommodation Passenger train leavesßeadin
6;10 A. Or.. and returns from Philadelphia at 4.30 P. It
nits- All the above trains yam daily,
.Snudays
cepted. '
A Snnday train I eaves Pottsville at 7.31 A. at:,
Philadelphia at 3.15 P. M. ' -
• Commutation, Mileage.Beavon j and Excursion Tict
itt reduced rates. to and from-all points.
80 lbs.liaggage.allowed euch-Passenger. •
- -G. A. NICEOLIN
General Superintends
Dec 16,18'63•tf
ilfourance.
A MERICAN LIFE INSTJRANC,'E
AND _
TRUST COMPANY.
South-east carrier of IVabiut and Murth Streets, P Da
de/phiet. incorporated ISSO. Charter Perpetud .
AUTHORIZED . CAPITAL, $500,000 , 00. PAID UP
CAPITAL $250,000 00 . ASSETS, $1.897,748 .
Insures li yes during I't natural life, or for bort
terms; grints annnif t a ..nd endowments, andflakes
contracts of all kinds.' ~ epondiug on the issues of life.
'Acting also as Exemiturs. Trustees and Guardia s.—
Policies of Lite Insurance insured at she usual tui t» id
rates of other good Companies-Iv' i lira ts to th Ins
surecl—last Bonus, January, 11l , eing 43 per ens.
of alt-premiums received on I u nal policies 'at oint
stock rater, 20 per cent. less ti a the above.
NON-FOItFEITL I I PLAN.
rp
.
By whictra person pays for 5. 7 , or 10 yearsonlyiwbon
the Policy is paid up far life. and nothingMiore to pay,
and alvtild be be unable, or wish to discontinue" sooner,
the Company will issue a pnidsup policy- in proportion
to the amount oi premiums paid, as follows; 1
Alter payment of
the annual pretui- _
pma (nn fwlicy of
$1000) for $4OO 00 $2BB 00 $
On paft of 4 an.pre. 800 00 571 40 41 / 1
857 10
'2.00 A. 'Ar
If 8
Aunual'prentinm for . .Slooo
NUN-FOEFEITURE- TEN I'EAR BATF
Age :A); - $ 3
-a 3
9.15 A.M
30
.. 35
it 4 0,
" 45,
4. 50
Insurance maybe L e ffecteti. giving to any party,
death of life insured, a certain yearly income by
inent for life, thus avoiding ail contingencies of
lug the same, and 3 , lay be double or treble the
interest.
ALEXANDER EGLIDIN, • President ,
•
SAMUEL. WOltli, Vice-F`resktsnt.
.10115. S. WILSON, Secretary and Treasurer.
- BOARD OE '1 RIISTEES.
Alexander ITh illdin, ;J. Edger Thompaon,
lion. Tames Pollock, [Hon. Joseph Allison
Albert C. Roberts, ' [Jonas Bowman,
Saipuel T. Bodine, _ H. H. Eldridge,
ileorge Nugent, . John Aikina kr.
Win. J Howard, ' Chas.F.Helizlitt .
Samuel Work, _
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
J. P. BIRD, 31. D., J. NEWTON WALE •
In attendance at the Company's office
, '
WM.O. REED; Chambersburg, Pa., is the ant
Agent of tha Amertsist LH° Insitfance and True
pany,andiealwaysph3pared to tartish pamp
any information wanted. and to take Insurances.
DR. J. C.III.CHAKDS, Medic,: /Examiner.
REFERENCES—Iion. A. K. McClure. ,Itetv.S
cells. .1. S. Nixon, Chambernbur g, and Win. M. 3
Cashier Liagerstown Br nk.• 0ct.21
JE-NSU - RANCE COMPANY
NORTH AMERICA. -INCORPORATED 17,
•'RP,ETUA L ~, (WA RTER. C.:41'.17,1 L r
OPPICE—NO.;33 WALNUT STREET. PRILADELP
This Company are now prosecuting the 4usine
-urance from Loss or Damage by FIRE on Du,
Merchandise, Furniture, &c...throughout the Er
Peunitytrania. on LIBERAL TERMS. for long i
periods; or permanently on Buildings, li7 a de
Premium. _
The PROMPT PAYMENT of CLAIMS for LOSSES dur!
period of nearly SEVENTY YEA ns that the Comps
been in exiitnuce, entitles them to the coutidene
public.
Arthur O. Coffin,
Samuel W. Jones,
John A. Brown,
Chnrles Taylor.
Ambrose White,
John R. Neff.
Richard D. Wood,
• 'Willia n Welsh,
William E. Rouen.
CHARLES PLAIT, &e/. ARIIIIIR CI .COFFI
IVM. BUEHLER, (infra( Agent at Harrisb
W 3.1 G. RE,FiD, Chambersharr. Pa.,'ls the
lied Agent of the Ipso ranee Company, of Neill.
and is always prepared to give ,any inform
sired. and to takelnsartitir es.
REFtRENCTS—CharIeo U. Taylor and John
Citunhersborg. oct 2,
fIUR AGENT:-Mg. JOHN,
Nk;•
J of Chainherstairg, is the General Agen
Fraultlin 'County Mutital Insurance ConitinY•
June McLE
pRINCE & CO.'B
(FELL
StEILODEONS AND lIAR4ON
ntroducingthepffect of Pedal Ita%s on every log,
F.. GA BL PA'S unsurpavv, d PIANOS Tor east
ern! dedllction.or on Monthlylustalmenti.
tQ Oier 30,900 unlrl in Phil ndpinhin.
, JAME- 4 IiELLAK,
279 and 281.Sotitli Fifth street, nLu4e Fi.rn.
sepl6:63-ty ‘r,
Kt- Li1,.',1114/ K 131/()rillin
Importerx. Afar; ufitclurero rut Ij'hnt..#l,
N MUSICAL INSTIII7II EN
GERMAN. FRENCii ANI) ITALIAIw NT
No, 705 st.inEr? risKr, Pl3ll 4749/Pll
Orders c..refully tate:l44 to by b..S. SI
Clintriberiamrg
ATocALmustc.--It.
will teach elm, es awl private npih. t
ingliifi,:klusical Notation, normally. and Ma I
position, [tioi
WALNUT LOGS! FAD;
TART.; NOTICEIi—We will gi'vel2 ct
or - cubic thorpr LARGE W ALNUT LOOS of g'
ty;delivered At our Mill. The loga must m
trachea or more in diameter. fourtemithet from
to nhich case we will take the whole trio up
diameter. We will also make SPEGIAL GO;
for extra good trene. Theao Terms are offeredi
1.4 of April next.
dec 30.3 m SIIRPLER,CLAR
RAIN! GRAIN ! ! 'GRAIIN! ! 1
..' WAMABAUMPS BREWERY, j
C7zambersburg, Pa.
'
The undersigned takes this method of informing his
friends and the pubilc generally. that 'be lateileased fur
a term of yearsthe well known Brewery est dlshment
heretofore conducted by Mr. Upton Wailasb ugh. lie
will be glad to furnish to his friends and fife old patrons
of the Ennio with the finest ALE trpor the sh i hrtasi no
tice-and at the lowest prices.
ttij,„ The highest Cash Price will be pilld u l for 5,000
Bushels of BARLEY; dolirered at Chambersh rg. -
;Jan 20,64.1 y , - , ALEXANDER-M RTIN.
, FMK BINDERY. •.
. .
B.:II.. FISH & 'OW
look Bindery is On the Third Storj , of the ' MESSErN.
GNU" OFFICE' BUILDING, on the. Diata c, abuts
'Shryock's Book Store. Entrance .betweeu the Bonk
Store and the Intend Telegraph Wilco. ' Old B Att. Peri
odicals. Music, Newspapers, &c., bound in a • style.—
Blank Books tirade to ardor. Paper ruled to a ypatern:
Jan 6,'64. _ . .
I 'llo MERMIAIV:TS:—;---The
At o year At 7 year t I
1
Rat. I
s• hates. I
ys. Itzt
James N. Dickeo
:.Morris Wain,
John Mason.
Gedyge L. Ilarri
Prajia , F R. Cope,
Ethiltrd Trott-
Edward S. (lark.
Cummi
3 ROVE,
of the
,illuoirat.
N(YW
I S 1
tllltletit.
at alit..
at..
t WWI
0 1)...71.rs
TS.
nrt of
tral C0m
.254 f I
Eatanto.
MEM
MRS
per s ol id
Imre 20
be stump
10 inches
Tlt keTS
until the
ay .1 .0
I
111
13, ftbruarp 10, 1864
743ru45, st-c,
w3G - HEYFIRR., JR.: cuAs. 11: diEssLEu.
TIFEYS E CRESSLER,
. "
GRADUATES I.N" PHARMACY,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS,CEERNICALS,M:EDICINES,&c
, CITAMLIERS.,II67O, PA;
' Bblieving thiit only -
PURE DRUGS
- PREPARATIONS OF FULL STLLESCITII
will give. sitisfactiOn to Physician and Patient. and in
sure continued success to. our Drug 'Establishment. we
give this branch our constant c.ire antlacrutiuy.
CHEMICALS, DYE-STUFFS
AND PATENT MEDICINES.
We warrant Our stock to be pore and the best in the
market. •
Wean r,c'elring n lurgillotof
FRESH GARDEN •SEEDS,
embracing the best kiialeornew and ald Torietles of ear
ly and late Vegetables.
- -
IfOWE & STEVENS' FAMILY DYE-COLOR,
a reliable and easy coloring* 'We \ E4k' but a trial for,
them. All the colors constantly on band.
•
Farmers and Horse Dealers shonld always hare on hand
a package ut
o , :atus goitsfr: AND CATTLE P&WDER.
Leis the best for . Distemper:,
• • \
:• BITTER WINE OF IRON,
hn excaleni Tonic for dobilito:tod and Dye peptic persons
MRS. HARVEY'S CROUP SYRUP,
an expectorant for Coughs and Col , ll ' the Throat and
Chest, that can be relied upon to give Apeedy
. POCKET BOOKS AND WALLETS:
We line-jitst received a butte lot of every size, quality
and price. -
Fine Soaps and Perfumery,
GoWalla Cloth Brushes, '
Tooth Brushes, •
• Reading Combs,
Gum and flora Combs,
Concentrated Potash,
- Saponifier,
year
e 9.
!oo oo
,ou 00
'oo on
Medicines can bo had at, night or on Sondny by
calling,at-the'Store or at W. IleysePs residence. a few
doors &nth of the Store. ' jan `2'r
DI AVE YOU' TRIED MkTZENA
YETI -Get it ut - NIXON'S.
the
dow
ives -
esuly
A
1011FVE. YOU FROZEN FEET ?
tin Waimea sold at . NIXON'S. .
Do you WANT''TO ~D YE?"
All colors and shades can Le had at'
NIXON'S.
11. P
at 12
orize4l
-Com•
eta or
"HOW IS YOUR lIEAD ?
Nixon has an article that will retncwe dandruff
in ht4ntly..
J.Nic
63 tf
an.b.
1 OF
00 008'
fA.
A oar-
Id regd.
tate e
shoat
osit
I3I.II.IIDIATELYAFTERSLEIGH
ING.Use.Nixou's Cattle Powder toprevent Shsy
ng your bone.
1 ng the
any has
!o of the
•
IJOGS AND CATS, WON'T COM : -
PARE with Cotrtan in killing cats. Buyit fresh at
NIXON'S.
Tr : t:OTT ' RAVE A BAD COLT)
get iledicine nt NIXOYS.
:\,Prea
rg , Pa
authca
Amer]
a t -ion de
6:3-tf
TF YOU HAVE 'TITTER OR
get Ointtnent
•
EMI
TF YOU HAVE CORNS, LIMP
to N:ty.ow.ltil get tluti Frent h Cure.
TII.E • END-GO .TO
For nni_nrtieln you niay waut. al there you Will
be certain to get- it ftueli, pure awl relfalyle.
MI LLER . "ll EN SHE 17,
• .-Lat u - 6- G mrs
STORE ON THE•DIAMONI),
MIMI
flare Just received a large - uud fresh stock of
It VOCK
guy.
c unMIC ALS, -
ND
SPI6hS
OE
Purchased from reliable dimmed in the Eastern Cities
and oilered to the pubhe aK 4'cletly pole. ilaviug, 4
Spice Mdl, upon which Is ground ail the
PEPPER, CORT.L\ DEn.
;CINNAMON, CLOVES.
SWEET 'MAR JORY;Lc..
sold by us. These Spb•iiii.nrs itu•uys croli mid pure.
Iteintrulier this ; us the butchethig ne11.4011 is 11(4 het e,
0:11 , 1 to malts good puddings and sunsuges you nitist buss
good Spices.
T OILET ARTICLES. •
STERIANG'S AMBRO-lA. COCOA INE,
HAIR . DYES. POMADES,
EXTRACTS OF ALE. KINDS.
flint BRUSHES. COMBS,
TOOTH BRUSHES, and
&full iisen.ltinent of einry thing in th - e: Toilet line, Mil
be hail at . MILLFR k HENSHEY'S.
Ma
T7,ROSENE OIL, -
NEROSEN Fl LAMPS,
• CHIMNEYS 4.ND WICKS
ALCOHOL, FLUID AND A
Cull nee ortment of etch articles
usually found inn Drug
Store, can be had at HILLER S lIENSH.EI"B
TERMS CASH, [dec.2.]
yut 011 CURING BFX - V, AND PORji:
—Don't—Don'tforget to call at MILLER 1: lIENSILEY'R
Lget the prepamthn they notice for. tote purpahe,i,
you would haVe sweet Ham and ( madam -nut Beef.
ydIATENT MEDICINT''''
• on hand a complete stet'
lecitke.s of Abe day, et
V s% Ir—
IarTENT MEDICINE.B.7--A4rwtqa
on hand complete stock of all th c impala Patont
dlchlas of.th4 day, at - MILLER. k lIENSHEY'S.
FAMILY DYE COLORS.--.A nov
atul just what ifl needed In VeirtLiniin at
HILLER & ICES SILZY'S.
NM
CONSTItUTION LIF4 SYRUP_
- -
JO'DID.W PO.VASSIK.M,
With the Compound Concentrated Vinid'Extraet of
VALUABLE MEDICINAL -
R O'T S AND HERBS, -.
PREPARED BY-WM. H. GfIEGG, 3f. "D.,
Ortiduate CAlege of Physicians swiStrrgeons, N. Y.. to -
- merit 4saistant • Pifysickui tlackwelre Island
Humiliate. lime Medical Inspector New York
Male Volunteer Depute. miner Our.
Ethillt D. 31urgual.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Inuit m*y seem almost - incredible is, that many dis
eases bitharto considered hoppletialy incurable are fre
quently cured in a tew days or week V, not we cheerrilitY
invite thoinvestigations o: the tibe.ral nandea and sci
entific to cures which haVe nO parallel at the present
day.
Our medicihe is peculiar. by it the seat of any disease
directly reached, sad the equilibriam restored.
Those 14., have /mitered loug from painful oud OJAI
- note diseases. ' -
Those who hnvo vainly sought relief from advertised
medicines,
Those whokanuot be cured by other pllysicians—
`, Arc invited ,fn use institution VA Syrup.
During the pa.st five years we hare contended with oh.
stades and overcome opp os tii , n as berauhnin as wera
ever encountered by any Reformers.
RAPIDITY DP CURE.
some- say," Your mires are us) quick," while others
doubt their perfuritiatien, and think that diseases ran
only be cut ed by the, slow recuperative process of NA
tura." . 'ride* onr reply:
In health, the.boily. like a well-balanced scale, is in a
state of Equilibrium. Dut when from` any cause ddwn
goes one side of tlreis"ida, ire have the effects nr tri - swum.
What is required is, to restore the minuet balance of the
scale.
A positive and specific remedy for all disestSce arising
from an STATE OF THE BLOOD, and for till
(here itary) DISEASES transmitted from PARENT`
TO (MILD.
llemiplegia. Paresis. Paraplekila, Paralysis Ag tans.
It is so universally admitted that Constitution Life
Syrup is the only effective romans of - restoration. An the
various Corms of Paralysis. that we rierid not reiterate
that it is .empiratictlly the Great Life.tliving Power.
- DYSPEPSIA. •
. •
In d ustii on Liver Complaint. Constipatien.
Weight at :Stomach. Biliousness, ' Want or ApPetite.
Flatulence. Bad Breath.
. ,SCROFULA.
Strurna. :Glandular Swellings. Ulceration.
Ring's Evil. Erysipelas. • Salt Rheum.
Thi; taint (arnezzraftr and aeguirtro).-IMing life with
untold misery ! Is by all usual medical remedies incura
ble. •
Trumass and Braces
Larthritis.] Neuralgia.'
umbago. - Sciatica. Tie DAorfreanx.
If there is any disease hi which the Constitiition Life
Syrup is a sovereign, kis in Ithenatatisinanditslandred
affections. The Ir r upt intense pains are almost instantly
al levlated—enormons swellings are reduced. Cason,
chronic or vicarious, of 20 or 80 years standing . , have
been Clued by us.
..it - NERVOUSNESS.
NeOptus Del•ility. Shattered Nerves. St. vitae Dance,.
'Losi of Fewer. Coofueiou at Thoughts.. Epilepsy
Thousands who have eriffered for years will bless the
day (.1a which they can read these lines. Partimhirly tai
witaltisuitering woman will this me.licine prove uu Ines
timable blessing—directing their footsteps to a B.pe
which fultills more than it promises. . .- •
- -
- MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Rotting of Bones.
Achusin Bones.
Btu domplexion
„ .
Feeling of Weariness. Depression of Spirits. -
• CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the system
entirely from ail the evil effects of 31ERCURY. remov
ing the Bad Breath, and curing the Welk Joints au&
10exuatatia s nituy, t'o use uf_Enkimel Is sure LI
produce. Ft hArdena Spongy - Udine 'and secures the
Teeth au fit inlyas,everA
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Eradicates, root and btancluell Eruptive Plaesies of the
Skin, like
PIMPLES, PLOTERES,7.
And r.ll other difficulties of Otis kind:whicit 4 so much
dnifigure the outward appentauce 'of both ntideA and
fetnthee, often inaiiing, theta a disgusting object to them.
selves. and. theii iends.
CONSTITUTION'. LIFE SYRUP
CURES ALL•SWELLINU OF TRE GLANDS,
Sith& Ofdbe Face, Neck, or Female Breast, Knit should
be taken no soon as the swelling is treteCtiqi, [ham pre
venting Their,breaking,andproluring trot:1,1%1)mo Dis
charging Sores, which disfigure no ineny of the younger
portion et the.community, front t twenty - years of
age. {Young children are very subject to Distiharges from
the Ears, which depends upon a Scrofulous ennotitution.
These cases soon recover by taking a few lawn of the
Lite Syrup.
- All scrofulous persons suffering from general,Debility.
Emaciation. Dyspepsia stud Dropsy of the Hittite. Orin
men, and in the fernale,Dropsy ,f tlie ovaries-end womb.
generally occomminied with Ivilinion Outland Ulceration
of the U terns. are permanently cut ed by Q. !Lot i t /Amu
Life Syrup. The diserum known ao Doitro'or SSwel led Neck. the Life Syrup will retnove entirety,: .
re-nicly
should be t.ken fur eoc titne,a3 the clisesseA exeetel•
i hroule and stubborn, and will not tie reintrvetr
without extra effort. _
Tumors ul the Oyaries,_Tumors of the Breast; niid
swellirr , of other giande of the bddy wilt.be completely
redtmed without it sort ing to the knife or operations of
any' kind.
r:pileptic Fits. Simipatbetio or Organic Disotses of the
Heart. as Pat pitation . Diseases 14 the Valyns. - produclog
a grating of tiling sound. Dropsy-of the Ile -tit - 4_113N and
o
alLthe atfectieno f the important (14rnoits nuf
tering front nny ocnte Irmo in the region of Om heart)
•ill l.e greerly relieved by doostitatiou Llf.Ayrup
•
BROKILN•DOWN Astk DELICATE CONSTI TUTIONS.
Suff-rink 6jom Indisposition to Exertion, DLin in 'the
Back. 1.4.;f• of Memory, Forohodings, Ihirror.of Oalainity.
Fear of Dis..a..e. Dininees of Vision, Dry, Hot Skin And
'xtrenti tier. Want o. SIWp, Itestlessuesq, Pala, Haggard
Connt enn nee and Lassitude of the Muscular Syetem, all
require the aid of the Lonetitutien Life Syrup.
FOR ALL FOy'IS OF •
, ITLcVEATED ,DISEASES,
Either of the Nase, Throat, Tongue. Spine. Forehead or
Scalp. no remedy has ever proved itB equal.
MOTH pArroins upon the female face depending'
upon a diseased action of the LiverNre very unpleasant
to tiro yonng wife ,itid`uinther. A few bottles of Consti
tution Life - Sy rstp will correct thesecretiun.sadremove
the depoAt which is direetly under tho skin..
of the Liter. givin; rise to Lartaliow. Di zzi
elms, Indigoetion, Weak Stonroh, or On ulcestatcd or
Cancerous conditien of that - organ, acct mosnied with
horning and other unpleasant symptone, trill he relieved
by the use ofeoustitution Life Syrup. .
AS A GENERAL 8L0.3D-FIIRIFYING AGENT. TILE
LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRIVALLED BY ANY
?
PAIVARA.TIO ' NI THIS WORLD.
.
liiiemeg ef the Spine, as itsu . ly de% elopeit in the young.
Hip Dinens4l Neural gin, nil .:1 - ei'veto Diseases, and
'Ladies who are sulferhic ront Diseascs for which thcy
meat a lo*s to know what to do, we Would advise the
1180 Of Coll3tHlltiOtl,l4N tyrui•. It will restore their
pliiil rmuttenan ce, strengthen their weak bank and side,
give. theut new energy. new life and happiness.
T.ll E 1 C fl AND Poolt -
are liable - to the sane diseases. Nature 101.1 sciettqn has
tuft...e the Constitution Life Syrup for the benefit of Oil:
Produces healthy men and women; and it the constitn
tin is neglected in youth, disease and early death is tin
result. Do net delay when, the' means are so near-a ,
and within the reach -
- TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
It is the s.tfest and. most efficient • medicine ever discos , '
err(' for purifying the Ilya tem,und relieving suffering at
tendant upon childbirth. • It striar.gthens both the moth
er and the child, prevents palu and diseuie, and increases
and enriches the - food—those who have. used it think it
Indispensable. It is highly useful both before and otter
confinement, as it prevents disease attendant upon child
birth.
CONSTITUTION' LIFE SYRUP
IS. TUE POOR MAN'S FRIEND AND TIIE RIC
MAN'S BLESSING! -
BUY IT, T.AKE ..17' AND De CURED...
IT IS UNIVERSAT, IN ITS EXPECTS
- , WM. R. -GREGO,' M. D..
Sple. Propriefor,Nete
X.ABORATORT, iIROOKLYN, L. I.
PRTIT I $1 PER"BOTTLE; G BOTTLES FOR s4s_
Air:Sent by Express tonll pails of the country.
.11.0 EGAN & - ALLEN,
_'Wholesale Druggists, ;IGtNTS - 4
Pw 27 , 43 EP - cowl czyr Streit. Npo
-1 , 6 r SW(3'l4 MILLER'
H.tbitat.
COIIPOOLD OF
lIAS PRODGCSD
A REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE!
,
CONETITIITION` LIFE 'Erf.,RBP,
PA ItA LYSIS
AIIEIDIATI93I
PURE BLOOD
:11tititts •
A ' übiToks,A"
Jags Zittayourc.. _The creditors of John -7,e11-
Auger. of ViasKultion - -tawnship. Franklin counto
Femasylvanla;an insolrentfitebtorotre hereby notith d
that the first and putt account of John Philips and
hy the Orphans'
Levi eanders, Assigqes of saki John Zeilinger, under s.
d d eetl itor zf ve V a3 Ohl eo ll n ttl fi r r y m t ed lnl oc an t nken c t .4B fo i r h t . h i e Br l , enetit of his Cm
acmitstants for d istribUtlou
bn Cou la r t ar n A n Fr th a e ak h i a lu nd a s m oi nt s y :thi l;etinsylrania; that there 'a a"
Hod that the Conre-ef Common Please, of the
.county
• a're'iahl have appoint 4 thipindersigned. auditor to di.-
tribute the said boionce to and amongsaid creditoct,and
Mahe report them,. f to the riel t - Court.
fie will Chen
fore meet tbc.cretfitors said insolvent oti t is .tifice, in
raytteshoro'. on, Tucstiol.,titt 1511, day of ilarch,l664, t.'
b and zuljust' their trerreral claimer. All of the -Phi
cr ••itars are hun-thy earneitlY reqtrated to send In
their laims duly authenticated to mein adranoe °flak,
etdd day of au lit aoove-named.
feb 34t JOSEPH_ DODOLAS, Auditor.
AUDITOR'S . NOTICE.—The Un
dersigned. Auditor, uttpointed by tko Court ef
Counnon Pleas of Franklin county, Fenno., to distribute
t t? ' f •afiltrct is the
ari bnmLs
sing forfonSi4'nnet Brandt. Met Sheriff
the gar of Real &tate .t
W. 11.11reager and Tereobtb 0 eerge. to and among Lb.,
Lien Creditors of said Cager and Oeorge.will Ott end to
the duties of big aiqAifinent.qt it iY (ace, in tbeltorontrh
of Cuarubersburg.. on. Th iitsday. the 18th f;j' Ilbrivar t , a.
P. 1863 . when and where Hfperson; interested ars re
quested to attend. •
felt 3-3 t „Lrg Als; S. CLARK, Auditor.
A DMINISTRATOR'S
:a._ Notice Is hereby given that Letters of Administra
tion to the Estate of Matthew 3.l:Kee-. late -of Green.
township. deed, have been granted to the undersigned.
residing in said troinvl4.
All persons Indebted to the said Estate areliereby re
quested to make immediate payment, and threw having
claims or demand against the Estate of said decedent.
Will - make known the same without delay. to-
• inn= .1. CRAW FORLi
ADIEINISTRAVOR'SNOTIOE.—
Noike is hereby ellien that letters of Admit]lstra-
Ulan to the _Estate of David Hotlines -., late of Washing
ton township, deceased, have" been granted tolhe under
signed, residing in , aid township. - •
All persons lc/towing thernseives indebted tci said -.Re
title will **se make immediate payment : and tho,-e
having claims *lll present them properly authenticated
Sr settlement. ANN. MARIA. HoLLING ER.
jun 27-8 t - :Wm nistrairis. -
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Noiice is hereby given that -Letters of Admittiv ,
tration on the Estate of Charlotte Shlith, late of the
Ikwongh of - Chantber,ehmg..ilee'd, have been' runted
the undersigned, reeldlim i n said Iturough„
All persons lcnowidg themselves indebted to solo
tnte will please mkt) immediate payment: and this.
100;11'1ga/1MP will pdesen t them properly authenti CA I tft
tn. settlement: (jan2fllT. J. SULU Admilt.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-,:.
Noticetshereby tiven,that Letters or Atiminia
tra. run on the Estate ;- - bf Josiah J.' Elliot, late .of Fan
nettsburg, - deceased, tutVcr been granted to the under
signed, residing in said town.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Es
tate will please make immediate payment; and Or.,
lowing claims will present thew proper].) authenticated
for settlement. • - W. 8. lIA REIS,
Jan *lthet. v Administrator.
A DMINIS'PRATOB'S NOTICT
Notice ire hereby given that Letters of Attn . t !S
-tratton to the j?..state of Janies Ailleon, Jr., late of Ala
trim township, deceived, have been granted to the un•
dereigned, residing in Antrim 'WIN •
All persons Indebted to the said Estate. are ren nested
to make immediate payAoen t. and those having c ltirar
demeudsagainett Ito Estate of decedent, will A alt•
known the same, without delay. to - - •
Jan 20.43 t J. C..IIcLANAFIAN, '
DMINIS'T_RA'I:OII"SNOTICE.--,
Notice islereley given that Letterer of Atineiph..-
ation to the Estate of Josiah Besore, jam of the }Mr.
0. •h of Wayuesboreclec'el. have been granted to 'di*
undersigned, residing in said BOrough.
All parr:bus knowing thamerelves indebted to the raid
Estate will plates make 111111mill:0o payment; and threw
'having claims will present them properly authenticated
for settlement, and those _holding scrip of denid, wilt
present the same for_redemption
janl3 6t
'JEREMIAH BESORE,I A dn ,
JOIIN t 6 COON.
lI.N.IINISTRATORfi'NOTIOE:L.
notiCe 14 hereby given that Letters (tf_ Adm4,l.-
,the Psinte 0 - N cintati. Inlv yr Aar '
im dhip, degensecl, have been granted tether un
,leign • .'ding in said township.
Air pentane k -wing themselves ludebte4 to the "aid
Estate Ai ill please :ke immediate payment; anti tbo.e
,claims will pre. tnt them properly anthem iclitt
for settlement. - N lA4I 0VELN1A.N...11.... •
• . Al3ll. - Sl' CARBAUGH Jr..
jan6-6t Ad,na're.
DMINISTRATOE'S7ICE2- 7
Notiie - bs hereby given that Letter 011iedminietrii.
tton to the &ant. of John T. Reurrewi late of' Oni'lord
township deed, have been granted to the undersigned.
"reddirig in said township,. , -
All perilous knowing themselveS indeitted to said Di
tate wihrtolgi;n=lie immediate payment ; and th.o.e.-
havi!M elaims will present them properly„authetitieated
fdr settlement. pan tij SAAI L. it. BMNS, Adm'r.
li .N.,cce 16 hereby given net- Lettere of Admini.;
tration to the Estate .of R Camp. bite of Weehinglon,
P.C.rdgeased,hovebeen•granttd to the - undursibt ed.
reeitting in t,hninbersintrg, Pa. - • '
tli persons knowing themselves indebted to said-17e
late will plwise make. immediate payment; and tbo.4,
Laving claims will present them properly anthentleot«il
for settlentt , nt. - lIASTEtiGS GElnt, ,
jab 6-6 t • Administrator.
Ll X ECUTORS' NOTIC
•klifirer,4 l dvon ;tint Letters Testamentary to the
Vlst.ite of Robert Love:late of Fanned townskipole°ol._
have been grante 'to the undersigned, residing in Eau
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nett township. •
All persons knowing theMselres indebted to said Es
tate will please Make immediate payment: and those
hating claims will present them properly authenticated
for settlement. - Tjttn27 - JAWS ;STAI:K.
.
EXECUTOR'S, NOTICE.--Notite
i&hereby given that Leiters of Admini‘ttrit ion to
the Estate of Henry eiHder. Hite of Hamilton Townaldp,,
llnce4.e4.lvice. been eTanted_ta the underiigutd; TeSidipi7
'I ~,
in laidd Township. ,
All persons knowing themseivea indebted to safrl Er-,
(Ate will biome make in)nerliate payment .;‘ and theee
having claims will presetit them properly - authenticated
for settlern ills. . • • JACOB IC RIMER.
-:jan,l.3-6t -- Administrator:
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EXECUTOR'S 'N,Or.PlCE.—Notii.f.
is berell , sits!' ibnt Lettern Testa nteniaryto
P.state of Maryl4eibles. Into Nett townshin.
bats linen gra n tist'to the itbilersigtiod, retildivfn rnn
net tsinirr..
All prneene knowingthewelree indebted to eel,'
tlite %ill please Tooke immediate payment: and 1 1 ;' , ..e
3i th cbtinis trill'presental.tent properly nnthrnticote,l
enttlenieot. ' JO/IN - IL Av.A.T.arrt.,
fan 20-et - , ExctrAor.
WIIEREAS. AT TILE LA!4'l.'
2f RM ofthe CMI nriof Colimoti PidsliP of Plank:-
En C , finty the nndotelittnol was apppinted n Control , -
to of .John MI-I:holder,. of-the Divotof Chirrnbormatu,
All twroono inilpl.tea to the, sold John Burkholder tiro
requeeted to man ininiediott purl ent, and thoio bor
ing clzintx or demand:lop:dust the sumo will mak. thuni
known without elay to , • , • • '
:eb 3 , CHRISTIAN STOUFFER. Ofectillipt;t:
17, 1 4 XECUTOR'S
J is 11,114,, givof that Letters 'restsmont.trlbi th:
?An te of Catharine Itmenherry, Into of Meal toinshi!,,
deit'd. have been granted to the utteksigned,resitnOrt
saki township. •
All persons knowing themtielres inilebtoil to fdit
tate trill please make immediate pa7mcnt: am ,
hasitm CWITIR will ogr.ent them prof.ertt• rithentent
for settlement. Iteb.3) ROSENBERRY,Wr. '
NOTICE —The _ folloiFieng ir i ni . ed
pernone bare! filed ritition4 for ',tremolo. th e
Clerk's Gllico, to be pratenttid to the Court nt tb next,
term. on Ineirlay, the23d day ofFebrnery, 1.5C40 wit:
Daniel Logan, Hotel, , , Quincy. . .
IL 111. Jonas, • .
feb 3 , w.. G. SI 4011 ELL,, ierk.
Stir Urnt.
EN .
4iIILL PQR 'ItT:--Tbe Wier- .
.g.i signed offers for rent his Mi ; LL, "dogethr , with
n good tsvo-storieu DWELLING. Stable arid Garde situ
ated on the Conococherigue, about 5 miles:East eChstr
bersburg, end I. mile from - the Pike. The Mill lltytot
rellAnt repair—has two pay . ..of-M:lm and one Sir , or.
hoppers, and is doingu thriving business, being gra -,
In a tine wheat Trotving, neighborhood. I c
lieree ''',.
1 37 AtIRES of land adjoining this prtoperty, / . ll l l h. . v
be rented with the Mill if desirsitlA rossesiell gent
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i .
Me ?,t of April nezt. For further" particulars gt4-P.e
o•Ally or adtlrese 301 IN III7I3PIL 11RO - Trs. .
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-RENT;—!'tie - :under
w l ill rent the new. FIiAME I3I3IL ; DING
Market steno, from tholst orAprii Aext.' Tl
four en enh story, aro well odsnted either
itnonis or Shops,unti-will,lpzeE el nitlY or
Ste moot. convenient. Dan2o-lfj JOlll5 B.
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