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Ergal :jloticeo;
AUDITOR'S - NOTICE.-ESTATE
OF JOBS ZEIUNOER. The creditors of John Zeit.
auger, late of Washington township, Franklin. county'
Pennsylvania, an insolvent debtor, are hereby notified
that the first and jina/ account of John Philips and
Levi Sanders, Assignees of said John Zeilinger, under a.
deed of voluntary assignment for the benefit of his cre
ditors, was confi rimed October 28th.1863, by the Orphans'
Court of Franklin County, Pennsylvania; that there is a
balance in the hands of said accountants for distribution
and that the Court of Common Please of the county
aforesaid have appointed the undersigned, auditor to dis
frihnite the said balance to and amongsaid oreditorf.and
make report thereof to the next Conn. He will there
fore meet the creditors of said insolvent At his office. in
Waynesboro', on 'llteaday,theasth day of /larch, IVA, to
hear and adputt their sevoralelairhs. All of the said
•creditors are berebby earnestly request:ld to send In
their claims duly ituthonticated to me in advance of the
said day of audit abovi , named.
feb 3-3 t. JOSEPH DOUGLAS. Auditor.
AUDITOR'S un
dersigned, Auditor, appointed by l the Court of
lon Pleas of Franklin county, Paw', to distribute
the funds In the hands of Samufl Brandt, High Sheriff
of said county, arising from the , sale, Beal Estate of
11.Creager and Jeremiah C. George, to and among the
Lien Creditors of said Croger and George,wlll attend to
the duties of his appointment. at his arida, In the &trough
otenatabersburg, o a Thtersolay, thelBth of Abruary, A.
D. 1864, when and whore all persons Interested are. re
quested to attend. •
feb 331 LYMAN S. CLARK, Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. -=The nu
dersigned, appointed. by the Orplams' Court of
Er-irnlin county, Penna., to distribute th9halamie in the
hands of George W. Brewer, Esq., Administrator of the
Estate of.) ohn Kerr, deed. to and °molt the creditors
of said deceased, will attend to the duties of hie appoint
ment at his office, in Chambersburg, on Friday. Uri 41 h
of Mard pm. at 1 o'clock, P..kl 7 ,wlieu and where all
pereonitiaterested relay attend.
feb - . •. .TER. COOK. Auditor.
"A •DIVOR'S NOTICE.-The un
.nc designed, having been appointed by the Orphans'
' Outirt of Franklin county, Pennsylvania. Auditor, to die.
tribute the balance in the hands of Henry Hawbaker,
/Miter of Solomon Eckert, dec'd, to and among the heirs
and legal representatives of Said dec'd:nicording to law,
will meet the parties interestild. for" the purpose of his
appointment, at his office, in , 'Greencastle, on Monday,
the 29th day of February, 1864.
feblOat • D. WATSON ROWE, Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—The un
dersigned, Auditor appointed by the Orphans'
Court of Franklin county, to marshal the accounts of
John' Stouffer (of J.). Administrator of J. C. Henry,dec'd,
and distribute the assets in the hands of said Adminis
trator to and amongst the creditors of said deceased, will
meet all persons interested at his office, in the Borough
of charnbersburg. on Tuesday iihe lsf day of March, 1861,
at JO o'clock. A. 31., of said day, - for the purpling of said
audit. Efeb 10.3t1 J. IV. ,DOl3O LAS, Xnlitor.
Vubittations.
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CHARLES C. R;
45 Sd
Jan 20.3m*
13oots anti *taco.
'MEW SHOE STORE.—The Sub
,
LI. scriber takes this method of informing the citi
zens of Chambersbnrg.and vicibity, that be has just
returned from Philadelphia with an ENTIRELY NEW
STOCK' of Boots and Shoes, of :every variety, style and
pattern, and of tho best manufaitures.
He has no old Shopkeepers on band. His whole stock
is new. Give him a call—yda can easily suit yourself.
He Incttes the Ladies, especially, to call, as n e will take
pleamtre in showing his _goods. Store in the.room for
' merly occupied by Frederick Smith. Esq., as a Law Office,
and more recently need for the purpose by George Eys
ter;Esq, two doors North of Fisher's Hotel,3faindtt set,
Chambersbure. Pa.
• His large and well selected stock, he being a practical
Shoemaker, consists of Ladies'. Galtcrs, Boots, Slippers
and Buskins; Misses' and Children's Boots and Slides;„
Gentlemen's Gaiters. Sliplieri,Boots and Brogans. t •
Do not fOrget the place. NO t'Conbla to show Goods
- theNEW STORE, two doors North of Fisher's "retel l
Mai n Ctreeet, Chambersburg, Pa.. by
June 17.1862. PETER FELDMAN.
CIA L- LL AND SEE !-THE UNDE
SIGNED announces to hiS numerous friends,hntil
customere, that he continues to mannfitctdre to order.
and-seeps on band 'a fall and complete assortment of
carious qualities and styles of suovr and GAITERS;
fir Ladies. Misses and Children. ills assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES, &c., for Men and Boys' wear is com
plete, to which ha respectfully in rites attention. Work
of all kinds made to order. in a neat and durable man
ner, and at short notice. Call and see before purchasin g
eilsewhere,andhe will satisfy purchasers that he sells at
xerrainall profitii for Cash. Don't forget the place--
near., .cormite #utz & Keefsr'r Store.Chambersbnrg,
Pa. gEORGE I.,EILNER.
June 1T,1863.' '
. -
teitant .
WALNUT - LOGS ! FARME
TAKE NOTICE f !—We will give 12 cts per solid
or cubic foot for LARGE WALNUT LOGS of goad quali
ty, delivered at our Mill. The logs must me:liar:6 , 20
inches or more in diameter, fourteen foot from the stump
in which case we will take the whole tree up to 10 !lichee
diameter. We will also make SPECIAL - CONTRACTS
for extra good trees. These terms are Offered until the
fat of April next
doe 30.3 m
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n 8411 E : .
to INGS. A rare chance to inakefrenney. We are
General Agents for Penneylvaninferat ablithing Nowa
in New York. BURN.IIO DER A CO,
feb 1641.. Cbatabersburg, Pa.
WANT - ED.—A good JOURNEY
MAN WEAVFE: good lefties will bo givn at
Central Woollen Factor', noar Cbarnberaburg.
feb.lo4f EMBICH & EON.
2ustireo of fbe Vrace. '
JUSTICE OF ' THE PEACE.-H.
B. DAVISON, JustiOof the Peace-17113c° immedl4-
ly opposite the ,4 Indian 'Queen Hotel." All business em
trusted to his care shall receive prompt attention. IS
strunicnteof Writing, of all kinds, drawn up in a satia
lisctpry manner. Juno 17,'63.
. P r IEAMMAN, Justice of the Pea
4 4 ,IChambetsburg, P. Office in Franklin ffall, - 151.
e room formerly occupied by Stambaugh & Stevvart o -
Prompt attention given to everything in the line of
a Magistrate and Scrivener., feb. 3 ,6.4.-tf.
0011 BINDBItY.
I /i
, S . It. BISIIBIi & CO'S
k Bindery Is on the Third _ Story of the "•3iESSEN
HEIt" OITIC,E, BUILDING, on the Diamond, above
Shrynck'a Book Store. Entraned between the Book
Store andthelnleadTelegraph office. Old Books, Peri
officals. Music. Newspaperit, &e., Irmnd in any style.—
Blank lkiiint made to order, BapeiNruled to any patern.
Jan 4,1i1.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD!
SUMMER TIME TABLE. Fins Frain: Daily
to and from Philadelphia, on and after MONDAY;
- APRIL 21.X4,1863.
The Passenger Traina of the Pen sylvania Railroad
Company will depart from and arriv/3 at Harrisburg and
Philadelphia as follows:
• EASTWARD. - •
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIIN 'leaves Harrfsoiirg
daily at 2.00 A. m.,and - arrivesat Wiest Philadelphia at
8.10
FAST LlNElcavek Harrisburg ally (except Monday)
at 5.45 A. M., and arrives at West hilsoelphin at 9.55
Passengers take breakfast at LaLcaster. •
WAY ACCOMMODATION, via Mount Joy; leaves
111trrisburg at 7.00 A.m., and-arrives at West Philadel
phia tt 12.25 P. M.
FAST MAIL. TRAIN leaves IlarAaburg daily (exceilt
Sunday) at 1.00 P. M., and arrives et West Philadelphia
at 5.00 P.M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. via Co
lumbia, leaves Harrisburg at 4.00 at., and arriveaat
West Philadelphia at 9.30 P. M.
WESTWARD. • r
BALTIMORF. EXPRESS TRAIN leaves • Harrisburg
daily (except Monday) at 2.00 A. It Altoona, 7.15 A. M.,
take breakfast , and arrives at Pitt burg at 12.00 noon.
PHILADEIRHIA EXPRESS T CAIN leaves Harris
burg daily at 3.00 A. M.: Altoona. at 8.00 A. as., take
breakfas and, arrives at Pi etsblirg at 12.30 P.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 1.15 P.m., take
supper. and arrives at Pittsburg at 12.30 A.M. •
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg pt 3.50 P. 314 Altoona
at - 8.35 P. M.. and arrives at Pittsburg at 1.00 A. M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Philadelphia at 2.30 P. as., and arrive.e at HarVisburg at
8.00 P. M.
WAY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leavOs Philadelphia
at 4.00 P. u., and arrives at Harrisburg at 9.40 r. M.
This train runs via Mt. Joy.
SAMUEL D. YOUNG,
Supt. dliddl,clitin. Peoria R. R.
$1 00
--S , 2 00
he Publisher, i
110 DES,
ath 3d Street.
PEULAD•tPHIA '
131C1EPLEII,OLARK do CO
Lino of 'ErtibeL
June T. 1863Af.
VORtIiERN CENTRAL RAIL
AY I—SUMMER TIME -
Three trains daily to and froulßaltimore and Was.li-
Ington City. , •
Connections made with trains On Pennsylvania Rail
road, to and from Pittsburg and tire West. •
TWO TRAINS DAILY to anal from the North and
West Branch Snsqnqhanna, Elmira, and all of Northern
New York.
On and niter Honday.April 2001.1883;the Passenger
Trains of the Northern Central IrilwaN will arrive ist
and depart from Harrisburg an Baltimore an ((Mums,
'viz :
' SOUTHW4.RD.
(MAIL TRAIN leaves Sunbury dully (except
Sunday)
Z
- 7 , leaves Ilarrisbuigi
64 arrnies at Stannic e
EXPRESS TRAIN leavis Sun ury daily c
' . (except Sunday)
' ' ":. • leaves llarrisburq (except
' Muy)
, .. dd _ _ .
it arrives at 13alti ore daily„
(except Menday). 6.15 A. X,
SIARRISBURG ACCOMMODAT ON leaves __ _
Harrisburg i.
- NORTHIVA.RD.
, •
:TAIL TRAIN leaves Baltimore daily (ex.
•' cept Sunday)
•• leaves ElarriSbargl.
- arrives at 'Sunbury ' 4.05 p X.
EXPRESSTRAIN loaves Baltimore daily... 9.15 P. W.
• • di arrives at Harrisburg.. ..... -.., 1.35 A. x
•' leaves Harrisburg dairy (ex
-1
cept Monday) 3.00 A II
" arrives at Sunburp , - . ' 5.39 a.: x
tIARRISILICBG ACCOMMODATION leaves r ', .
- Baltimore daily (except Sun- " .
bus I
........ .....
arriyea at Ilartieburg.
For farther tutor/nation apply; iit the Office, fa Veen
aylvania Railroad Depht, It arriThurs. ,
J. N. DuBARRY, Geri 'Sept.. ,
Jane 17. '63--tt.
IENV AIR LINE i.OUTE.—Three
train.; Daily to New York and Philidelphia.
On and after Monday, Apra OM 1863, the Passenger
Tralins will leave the Philadelp iaand Reading Railroad
Depot, at liarrisbarg,Tor New ork and Phil.ulelphia, as
follows, viz
EASTWME]
EXPRESS LINE leaves../La risburg at 2.15 a. N.:, nil
arrival of the Pennsylvania tall road Express Train from
the Weet,arriving in New - York at 9.30 A. M..and Phila
delphia at 8.20 a. M. A sleeping car is attached Ito the
train through from Pittsburg without change. - . ,
' i
AIL TRAIN leaves Harris mrg at 8.00 A . X. arriving
itiNew York ' t 5.30 p`. 4 51.. an Philadelphia at ' t.sor.. m.
FAST LINE leaves Harris', rg at 2.09 P. X:, arriving
in New York at 10.25 P. 31.. and Philadelphia 8;7.00 P. Y.
. ' WESTWI f IRD.-
FAST LINE leaves New York at t3.1:9 A. Y., and Phila
lelphia at 8.15 A. 11, arriving a¢,Flarrishiirg at 1.15 P. M
-MAIL TRAIN leaves Newrlfork at 12.00 noon s 'aind
-Philadelphia at 3.30 P.M., arriiing at Harrisburg at 8.20
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves New, York at 7.00 P. m.. ar
rivingat Harrisburg at "..10 4!. M. and. connecting With
the Pennsylvania Express Train for Pittsburg. A sleep
ing car ii also attached to - this i ltrain.
Connixtions are made at Harrisburg. with trains on
the Pennsylvania. Northern JCentral and- Cumberlond
4 1 / 41p
V Hey railroads, and at.lt eluting for Philadelphia, Potts-
e, Wilkesbarre, Allentown!, Easton. &c. .
rig gage checked through. i Fare between New York
no Harrisburg. $.5 15; between Harrisburg and Mina
de ja, $3 35 in No.l cars, and $3 in N 0.2.
For ticketsor otherinformStie apply to
I J. J. CLYDE,
j June 17.'63, tf. General Agent, Ilarrisburg..
•
1862. - r - - 1868.
.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-
CUMEERLA.VD VALLEY AND PRANIyLIN
, 12.4 ILROA DB. 1 •
, CHANGE OF HOURS.—On and after Monday. No
vember 17,1862, Passenger Trains will fun 'daily, as
tullows,(Santlays excepted) :
FOR _ CHAMBERSBITRG AND_ HAR
• RISBITRG :
=1
Greencastle-
(Leave
at
hambereborg,
it.
Lenses Shippepalnirg
Newrille 932 2.00
.
Carlisle' ' 10.10 2.42
" Mechanicsburg 19 42. , . 3.12
Arrive at Harrisburg ,' 11.15 3.40
FOR GHAMBERSHVRGANI) HAGERS-
TONY N
. A. Id ; P.M.
Leaves Harrisburg - ' 8.05 '. - 135
.„,.
• • Mechanicsburg -. ' 8.47 '. 2.15' '
" Onelisle . .. 9.27 .2.55
" Newlin', ........ .....- 10.02 3.29
. " 'Shippensburg 10.33 4.00
Artiveat Chambersburg ' 11.00 - 4.10
Leave. Chambersburg 11.10 - 4.40
" kirieuesst le - 11.55 5.30 •
Arrive, lit. H .
arrisburg 112.35 0.10
Si waking close -ronnections at liarriabaig• with
trains for Philadelphia. New York and Pittsburg; and'
with trams fur all points West.
0. N. LULL, Supt.
t • . ftidP. Chamberalmi l g.Nay.l7. 1862 -
',-
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1863. . = - - I , - - • 1863„
DHILADEL - PIIIA - AND ERIE .
RAILROAD.—This great line traverses the North -J .
ert, and Northwest counties of Pennsyivanisi to the city
Of Erie. on Lake Erie.
' It lies been leased bv : the Pennsylvania Rai/road
Company, and under their anspices le biing rapidly
opened throughout its entire length. -
It is now in use fur Passenger and Freight fussiness
Irons Harrisburg to D riftwriod.(°d Park.)(l77 miles)on
the Eastern-Division, nod , from Sheffield to Erie, (78
railes,)on the Western Division.
TINE OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT HARRISBURG.
MAIL TRAIN leaves North.: 1.15 A.M.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves North - • 3.50-eat
Cars rtt through WITHOUT CHANGE both whys on thede
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven,iuud
tween Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars °nth() Express train both ways.
For information respecting Passenger business Aikply at
the S. C. Corner 11th aad Market streets, Philadelphia.
And for Freight brisineoe of the Company's Agents:
S. B. Kingston, Jr /.Cor.l3thand Market s te.,Philadzt.
.T. W. Reynolds, Erie. ,
J. X t
i
H. H. HOUSTON,
GenerilFreight Agent,Philadelphia. ".
..LEWIS lIOUPT.
Gen,eralTicket Agent. Philadelphia.
JOS. D. POTTS,
Junel7,6.3] • Generardanager,Williameport. ' '
Cfz). W. CARPENTER, HENS, 2EI & CO,
W F OLESALE DREG AND CHEMICAL WAREMUS
No. 737 Afarßet y4trctt, Philadelphia. -
Th esubecribers keep constantly on baud a large stock
of DRUOS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PHARMACEU
TICAL PREPARATIONS and every other article which
appertalns to the buelness, embracing the most exten
sive variety; also, PAINTS, OILS and GL&SS of every
di s&iption.
AR articles purchased from us can be relied on as be
fog of the most superior quality and at as low prices as
they can be bad. We can offer such inducements as
will make it the 'Mere t , t of purchaser to lay in their
supplies from us, and give us their future patronage and
invite all who visit the city, to call at cur establinhe ent
All orders addreAsed to us by mail or otherwise
meet with prompkattentlen. -
• GEO, W. CARPENTER. TfENSZEY & C0., -
feb. 3-61 - 737 MAISX: Smut*, PumsniustnA.
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..the..,',fraulitta Sep° . py'—gebruarty---17,- : v s
.----,-
READING RAIL ROAD.—WIN-[
TER ARRANGEMENT. •
GREAT TRUNK LINE - from the North and North
west
for Philadelphia, New York. Reading, Pottsville,l
Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, Ac..4lc.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, New York.'
Reading, Pottsville,and al l i utermedia tea tat - lons, at 8.09
1 1
A. , and 2.00 P. M.
w 'York Express leaves .Ifairisburg . . at 3.00 A
arriving at New York at 10.15 the same morning.
Faresfrom Harrisburg: To. New YorkSsls: to Phila
delphia $3.35 and S. ' Baggage checked thiough.
Returning, leave NeW York. at S A. 5.,12 Noonan
7 P. as., (Pittsburg Express oriving at Raxrieburg at
A. m.) Leave Philadelphia at 8.15 A.-s—and 3.30 P.M.
- Sleepingcars in the New York Express Trains throng
to and from Pittsburg without change.
Passengers by thee.a.tawbut.s Railroad leave Tamaqua
at 8.50 Ant., and 2,15 P. P.S., tor Philadelphis.,New Yorti,
and all Way Points.
Trains leave Pottsville a 0:15 d. m.,and 2.30 P. molt
Philadelphia, Harrisburg and New York.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves Readinglt
6.30 A. m.. and returns from Philadelphia at 4.30 P.M.
air' All the above ' tiaiva run daily, Sundays e
cepted.
A Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7.30 A. m., and
Philadelphia at 3.15,c. M.
Commutation, Mileage.Seaeon, and Eicursion Ticke .e
at reduced rates to and from all points.
80 IDs. Baggage allowed each Passenger.
Dec 16,18634 f
- : tebicai
pALTLMORELOM HOSPITA ri t i
. DR. JOHNSON, the founder of this Celebra
thetitation,offers the most - certain. speedy, and o ly
zeffecttml remedy in the world for (Amts. Struetn .
ea.
Seminal Weakness. P tin in the Loins, Constittitional se
,
bility,lmpoteece, Weakness of the Back ant.LIM e.
1 Affections ut the Kidneys, Palpitation of the It t,
Dyspepsia. Nervous Irritability, Diseases of the Head,
Throat, Nose or akin; and all' those serious and niel/m
-cholY disordere arising from the destructive habits, co
Youth. which dent roy both body - and mind.. Thesitsecyet
and solitary practices are more e fatal to their; vict&ns
than the sung of the Syrens to the mariner Ulys is,
blighting thidr float brilliant hopes, or acticirati ns
rendering marriage, A c ~ impoisib le .
YOUNG - MEN':-
Young Men especially,who have become the viit ms
off Solitary Vice.that dreadful and nestructive h bit
which autumn) , sweeps to an untimely grave thousands
of young men of the most exalted talent and brint - in
• ntellect. who might otherwise have entranced listen ng
Senates with the thunders of eloquence. or waked to
ecstacy the! lying lyre; may Cull with !nil confidenco.
- MARRIAGE i
- Married petal:Ts. or ,young men contemplating mar
riage.bning aware of physical weak n ess. orgnni e de bil ity ;
deformities, Ay „should i mmediat 'sly consult Dr. Jo . ne
ton.
10.1 0,44..vm .
1.15`i.
.. 6.35 P. Id
2.00 A. nr,
. , I
Ile why piaceahtmselftinder the cafe of Dr.Jobos
may religiously confide In his honor as a gentleman,
confidently rely upon his skill as a physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNE S S!
630 A. X
lIIIXEDLITZLY CUBED AND FULL VIGOR. 41.940 RED.
This disease is the penalty most frequentlypai
those who have become the victims of improper i
gences. Young' persons are too apt to commit ear
from not being aware of the dreadful cotieequences
may ensue. 'Now, who that understands the tint
will pretend to deny that the Tower of Procreati
Let sooner bY those falling into improper habit that
the prudent, Besides being depLived of the pleasu;
healthy offspring, the most seeions and destru
sympathy to mind and body arise. The system bee
deranged. the physical un i mental powers weak I
nervous debility, dyspepsia, palpitation of the h;
1.15 P. It
255P.11
'in cation. a .4i:sating of the frame, cough, sprit
• „consumption
Office No. 7 S'inith Frederick Stree
seven - doors from Baltininre. street. Eat aide. ti
the steps. , Be particular in observing the nam
number,or you will mistake- - the place.
ALIT A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
No, Ater mist or .Yauseoul Drugs.
D - R. JOHNSTON,.
Metither of the Royal t:ollege nrBnrgeone, London gra
duate from one of the most eminent Colleges 4 the
United States. and the greater part of whose lifit has
,been spent in the hospitals of London. Paris, Pititadel
phianod elsewhere, has eiftcted some of the most Aston
*him; cures that were ever known. Many triMbled
with ringinglu the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness. being alarmed at sudden sounds. and bash
foineess,. with frequent blushing. m tendril some frees
with derangement of mind, were cured llntnediatqly.
CERTAIN-DISEASE:
When the misguided and imprudent votary o
sure finds he has imbibed ti e seqds of tilels pain riiii
..e.., too often happens that an ill.titried flAe of
shame, or dread of discovery. deters him from plying
to those who front education and rt•spectalliiity can
alone b e friend hini olelayiug till the constitutional!nymp.
tome of this horrid disease make their appearanci, each
as ulcerated soriihroat,dPseased nose. noeturn 'limbos
in the head and limbs, dimness of,sight, deafne., nobs
on the shin, bones-and nrinn.blotehes ou the healfitee,
and extremities; progressing with frightful r kiln,
till at WI the palate of the mouth or the bone ,of the
c l ose tall in and the victim o f this au fui disease tibcomen
a horrid object of comminneraticn, till ii nth puts a pe
riod to his dreadful sufferingn, by senoing him tii "that
Bourne fro, whence no traveller returns." Te such,
therefore, Dr ...Tohnstim pledges himself to preserve the
most inviolable/mei - cry ; and from his extensi CP r rutin.
in the first hospitals of Europa and A merles. ,e can
a nfideutlyrevmanend a nab) and speedy cure to - the
unfortunate victim.-of this horrid disease.
It in a inotanclioly fat that thousands fall victims to
till horrid disease: owing to the unskilfulluessfigno
rant pretenders who by lino Of thatileadful pois n, - 3ler
/
eery. ruin the constitution.and either send the n'ortul
nate to au untimely grave, or make the reside of life
miserable.
TAKE PARTICULAR Nono
Dr .1 add renses hies e who 'have Injured therusflves by
private and impflper I tidulgencen.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effilct a pro:"
ductal by early-habits of yowth. viz t—Weakneep of the
Back and Limbea'ains in the liend, Dintnesis.l Sight,
Logs of 3lunculat Power. Palpitation of the Lieqrt. Dye.
- pepsin, Nervous Irritability. Derangement of the Diges
tile Functionc,Benerol Debility,Symptoms ofErsump
.tion,kc .
11l Exvial.t.tliefenrfal effects on the mind are icrinch to
e dreaded : Imisof `demob% Confunion ef ideatif Depres
sion of Spirits. Evil Forebodinge, Aversion to !Society,
Self-Dintnist, Love ofSuliiude.timidity, /ie.,. 4e some
of the evil effects. . , _
Thonsrin de of perm na of alleges can now jut ge what
• lathe cause of their declining henith. losing the r vigor.
been wedk, Pale, have singular appearance about
the eyes, cough, and symptoms of Consumption t -
Dr. Johnatorigs Invigoraiing Remedy jpr Or
- . gamic. Wedkiiess.
By this great and important remedy, Wettifness 01
theOrganifie speedily cured. and full vigorloitered.
Thimnands ol dm must nervous *lnd debilit ted,who
had lost all hope, have been itntne 'lately relieved. All
mpedimente to Marriage. Physical or Mental Disquati.
fleation.Nervoutlrritability.Trembling. Wes knenei or
Exhanntiou of the mostfearful kind,speedily cur ed by
Dr.Johuston . ..--- ' .
_
A.M. P.M.
7.00 9.151
SIM
4.29 I
12.55
1.28
-.. 9.110
YOUNG MEN;
'Minims-alitJared themseist e by a certain p..
'bilged in when nione—a habit frequently lean
evil companions, or at school. 'the effects ar ggq
felt, even when /Wimp, and if not cured. ren
riage impossible, and destroys both mind a
should apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hopeof hlisconn
try, the darling °this parent s. shotild be suat i ted from
all prospects and enjoyments °flit°, by the co wiquenc3
of deviatingfrom he pat II of nature. and indnigingin n
'certain secret habit.- Such persons. before coitemplat•
ing
7.IIARRIAGE
shohld reflect that it sound mind and body ar't the
inostheteesary regnisit es to promote cOntrubial aappt
nese . Indeed without these thejourney. thiough life
becomesa weary - pilgrimage:the proipecthourly dark
ens to the view; the mind becomes shadowed with de
spair. and tilled with the melancholy reflec ion. that
-the happiness of another beComes blighted 'ith our
'own.
OFFICE NO. 7, 50IITR FREDERIC
BALTIMORE.
TO ' STRANGER ' S. ,1
The many thousands cured at this I»stantionin the
last fifteen years; and the numerous importan surgical
Operations performed by Dr. J., witne.sed liy the ro
porters of the papers:and many other perm:nig notices
of which have appeared again andagain beforp the pub
lic,is'a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted . i
. N. B. There are to many ignorant an IProrthiess
quacks Advertising themselves as PhysicianS; ruining
the health of the al ready afflict ed. Dr. Johnston deems
it necessary to say to those unacquainted wit!i hie rep
utation:that his Diplomas hangi n his office.
Titan Norms—Ail letters must be pmt paid ,and
contain a postage stamp for the reply, ,or nospswer will
besent.Feb 25,083-Iyr.
Loot, *tottttanb *tt,ltgeb.
JESTRAY.—Left with the a,ttbseri
- ber, in Hamilton Oiwnship, about ,4*o miles
orth o[Chambersbtirg. on Friday morninV the22d or
January, 18174, a DARK' BAY til ARK, aboht twelve
years old, lb hands high, sprung in the hind Trion and
a white spot on the forehead. Ylle.S_Bner la-repeated to.
pnive property,psy eitargesnid take her awly.
feb 34t. GEOBGE PIiINTER.
Lino bir" &abet.
G. i..NICCOLLS,-
General Superintendents
Z3rug, Szr.
HEYSTa, .712. I CHAS. F. CRRSSLER.
TIEYS E R & OREISSLEA,
GRADUATES 111.4.11.1iA.Ci,
• , AtAlXts I 3 ,
DRUGS,CHE3trALS,3IEDICINES,-,te
CHAMBER ! SBURG, PA
Believing that only
PIRE DRUGS
PREPARATIONS OF FULL STRENGTH - -
will give satisfaCtion to Physician and- Patient, and in
sure continued success to oar Drug Establishment, we
give this branch oniconstant c4re and acratiuy.
CHEMICALS ? DYE-STUFFS
AND PATENT MEDICINES.
•
We warrant our stock to be pure and the best In the
market. ,
We are r.ceiving a large lot of
FRESECGARDEN SEEDS,
embracing the tx;st kinds of new and old YR/1800 of ear
ly and late Vegetables.
110 WE A:STEVENS' FAMILY DYE-COLORS,
a reliable and .easy coloring - We ask but a trial for
them. All thq colors c.natantly on hand.
Farmers and Florae Dealers should always have on hand
a package of
O'NIEL'S HORSE ANDTATTLE POWDER
It is the bat fur Distemper.
•
BITTER WINE OF IRON, -
an excellent Tonic fur debilitated and Dyspeptic persona
MRS. HARVEY'S CROUP SYRUP,,
an expectorant for Coughs and Colds in the Throat and
Cheat, that can be relied upon to give speedy relief.
POCKET BOOKS AND WALLETS.
We have just received a large lot of evei:Y•size, quality
and price. ' • • --•
-Fine Soaps and Perfumery,
Hair and Cloth Brushes,
TOoth Brushes,
' Relating Combs,
Gum and, Horn Combs,
1 • Concentrated Pane'lt,
• - . Saponifier,
le.-Medicines con be had at night or on Sunday: by
caning at the Store or at W. Ileyser's residence. a few
doors Sotith:of the Store. Jan 7.7
. ,
DRUf4S, (711E3IICALS., _ SOAPS,
nyek,'Pertumeet. . '
I Cobbs, /trashes, ,
lipiers, Starch.
•
,
' . Irwi.ao. Coal- Oil,
and unt.idearticles belonging to the DrUg business, at
NIXON'S, it the lowest cash rates.
I -
, .
- .
A LARGE STOCK OF PATENT
A
MXDICINES.juat opened at NIXON'S
CNEEZERS:—Narshall's and Durn's
Catarth Stela, at - NIXON'S.
FLOWERS IN WINTER.—The
Sweatest pertuale; can I) ii of NIXON'S.
CLEAN SHAVE.---BuS• your
Soaps fur Eli ving at' N XOS'S.
B .
1 ,
izt i sTi. £P.- 7 -11a - zir Brushes—all
prit•eg at -
NIXON'S.
e
•
B ROW \'S TROCIIIES. at
NIXON'S
P EN OILS at
p p,,D LILY at_;
BA - N.POLINE at
NIXON'S
B LOODSEARCHER at .
. • • NIXON'S
IF )70U TETTER OR
- Itch, get Oiutmeut nt NIXON'S
MILLER & HENSHEY,
UG GISTS
"LYI
- ON THE DIANIOND,
- - Esse Just receire4 alarge and fresh stock of
DRUGS, • \to ' xi,
C lI,E MIC .1 S,
AN SPICES
led& -m
uightly
'or ma
id body,
Purchaied from reliable }Rinses in the Ea4ern Cities
andoffered to the pnblic as strictly pure. 1 aving a
Spice NM, Upon wit ich,ie, ground all the a
PLPPSR, CORTA.N DER, •
- CINNAMON, CLOY ES,
SWEET 3IARJORY, ke.
sold bY us. These Spices ,are always fresh and pure,
iteniember this • as the butchering season is now here,
and to snake goo 4 puddings and sausages you taus t•hnie
good Spices:
TOILET ARTICLES,
'STENGLNO'S AMEIROAA, COCOA/NE,
•
(LAIR DYES+TONIADES, $•
EXTRACTS OF ALirKINDS, • ,
HAM BRGSIIES, COMBS,
TOOTH BAtISEILIS, and
mall affeoltment of every thing in the Toilet line. tan
be had at MILLFR & HENSH
ST.,
KEROSENE OIL,
IiEROS E E LAMPS,
CIIIMNEYSAND WICKS.
ALCOIIOL, FLUID AND A
full assortment of such articles usually found in a Drug
Store, can be had at MILLER A ILENSHEY'S
TERMS CASH. • [dee. 2.)
VOR GORING BEEPAND PORK.
Don't forget to call at MILLEI. & TIBNEM 13
EY'
.an get the preparation they make fr r this purpose,t.
you %maid hare sweet Hams and post corned Beef.
116.4 TEN- MEDICI.IOIS.--41way's
pnbsud a complete stock of ell the popular Patent
Medicines of the day, nt 3IELLf.R 8 MENSILEY'S..
FAMILY DYE COLORS.--9- new
'article and just what in ne. , ,led I n every mmHg, at
MILLER lILENSIIEY'S.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYIIUP
JODIDE PdTASSIII.3I,I.;
With the Ccenziound Concentrated Fluid Extrl i or
VALUABLE MEDICINAL
It 0U T S AND HER B S
PRF4ARED BY Wit. LL GREGG, M. D.,
. . .
GradnateCollege of Physicians and is, B. Y., for
merly Assistant Physician Black v Island - '
Hospitals, late Medical Inspector' York
tit ate Volunteer :Depots, nn Oi. . ..;
- ' Edwin D. 3lorgan.
sty
—ax-- , --
. . .
CON - STET-UTION LI , SYRUP
- • • no MOD UCED 411 14 .
.A Rtvlarnos IN 3fEIVINEI
What may. seem almost inereclible is, that many dia
. eases hitherto considered hopel4sly incurable are trek
quently cured in few feu' days or weeks, and we cheerfully
invite the investigations ok the liberal minded and sci
entific to cures which havelock parallel at the present
day.
Our medicine is Peculiar. by it the seat of any disease.
directly reached, dud the equilibrium restored.
Those who have suffered long - fr om painful and ob ;ti
rd's diseases,
Those'who have vainly sought 'relief from advertised
•111 edici fwd.
Those who cannot be cured by Mlles physiciabs—
Are invited to Cbed#uttion Life Syrup.-
During the past five yearsureave contended with ob
stacles amb overcome rpposltiodd as herculean as were .
ever encountered by arty Reformers. ,
RAPIDITY OF CURE.
Some say," Your cures Are tw quick," while others
doubt their performance. and tuink that diseases can
only be cured by the - slow recuperative process of Na
cure." This is our reply: -
-
- In health, the body:like a well-ba
lanced scale, is in a
state of Equilibrium.' But when from any cause down
goes one side of the Beale. We have the' effects of d sense.
What is requires e, to restore the 'normal balance of the
scale.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP,
A positive and specific remedy. for all diseases arising
from an IMPURE STATE 'OP THE BLOOD, and for all
(here itary) DISEASES transmitted trout PARENT
'Pt) MILD.
Paresis. Paraplegia, Paralysis Ag taw
It if{ eo nnivereally admitted that Constitution Life
Syrup it the only effective meant of restoration in the
various forms of ;Paralysis. that we need not reiterate
that it is emphatically the Great Life-Giving Power.
t
DYSPEPSIA.
Indigestion. - Liver eon:plaint. Constipation. -
Weight at :Stomach. Biliousness. Want of Appetite.
Flatulence.. Bad Breath.
' . SCROFULA.
Struma Glandular Swellings . . Ulceration.
Singe Evil. Erysipelas. - Salt Rheum.
Trusseseand Braces
This taint (HEREDITARY and ACQUIRED), filling life with
untold Misery, is by all usual medical remedies incurs,
hie.
[Arthritis.]
hinvhago. §cMtica.
If there is any dineruse In which the Constittitirm Life
4.4rup is a sovereign, it [Sin Itlietimatism and its kindred
affections. The most intensie.pains are almost instantly
alleviated—enormous swellings are reduced. Cases,
chronic or-vicarious, of 2u or 30 years standing, hare
been cured liyip
Nervous Debility: Shattered Nerves. St. Vitas' Dant*.
Loss of .Yower. Confusion of Thoughts. Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suireied for years will bless the
day on which they can read these lines. Partbiularly to
weak, guttering woman will this me.licine prove aL ines
timable blessing-directing their footsteps to a Hope
which fulfills more than it promises.
' MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Salivation:
Bau Coniplexion
Feeling of Weariness
,CONSTITETION LIFE SYRUP purges the system
entirely from all the evil effects of SIERCITRY. rentov.
ingthe Bad Breath, and curing the Weth Joints and
Rheumatic Pains which ti e nee of Oniomel is sure to
produce. It hardens spongy (lame skid secures the
Teeth as 'dimly as ever. - j.
CONSTITUTION LIFE - SYRUP
Fradlattei, root and btancli,all Eruptive Discuses of the .
Skin, like _
And all other difficulties of this kind. which en much
diSfigilre the.outward appearance of both males and
imams. often tnakingthein a disgusting object to thew.
selves and their friends.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
• CURES ALL SWELLING OF TILE GLANDS,
Either of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast, and bitould
be taken as soon as 'the swelling is detected. thus pre
venting their breaking,. cud pionclog trouldwanne Dis
charging Sores. which dit , tigure so many of the younger
portion of the community. from six. t taenty - yours of
age. Young children are very subject to Discharges front
the Eats, which depends upon a Scrofulous constitution.
Thine caeca Men recover by taking a few doses Of 'the
Liao .S.yrnp.
All scrofolous persons su ffering from general Debility,
Emaciation, Dyspepsia and Dropsy of the limits. uh(to
men. mot in the female. Dmptty of the ovltries and womb,
generally accompanied with Intlnion lion Ulla Ulceration
of the Uterus, are permanently curell by Constitution
Life S.,,,rup. The iltscase known as Goitre or Swelled,
Net k. the Life et up a ill remove mit i rely.. The remedy,
should be t ikett some .imo.ue the Aliseaso is exceed-
It Fly hrenic and stub porn, and will nut be- removed
without extmettort.
NIXON'S
Tumors of the Ovaries. TumorS of the Breast. tend
swelling anther glands of the body will be coMpletely
° reduced without I esortiag to the knife or operbl, I tin - of
any kiwi.
•
epileptic Fits. Svmpathetie or Organic Diseases of the
Heart. as Palpitntion „Diseases of the Valves, producing
a - grating, ordiling soutisl, Dropsy of the Heart Case, and
all the affections of the imp , rbent organ, (persons me
tering from any acute pain in the region of the heart)
will be gr.atly relieved by ConstitutitatLifi Syrup.
BROKEN-DOWN AND DELICATE eIONSTITUTIONS,
Suffering front Indisposition to Exertion, P.in in the
Back, Loss of Memory, Porebodings,lforror of Calamity,
Fear of Disease. Dimness of Vision. Dry, Hut Skin and
Extremities, Want o• Sleep, Restlessness, Pale. Haggard
Countenance and Lassitude Of the Ht senior System, all
require the aid of the Constitution Life Syrup.
FOR ALL FORMS OF
FLQE . RATED ,DISEASES,
Eithor of the Nose, Throat, Tongue+, Spine. Forehead or.
Scalp. no remedy le es ever proved its equal.
MOTH PAT+HiIIS. upon the female face depending
upon a diseased action of the Liver. are yeti unpleasant
to the young wife and mother. A few bottles of Consti
tution Lilie Syrup will cot reef the secretion, anti remove
the deposit which is directly under the skin.
In laseases of the Liver, givin rise to Languor, Dizzi
ness, Indigestion. Weak Stomach, or, an ulcerated or
Cancerous condition of that organ, acCoitinaltied with
burning and other unpleiriant symptene, will be relieVed
by t'iso use of Constitution Life Syrup.
AS A GENERAL IMOD-PURIFYING AGENT. THE
WEE SYRUP STANDS UNRIVALLED BY :-ANY
PREPARATION IN THE WORLD.
Diseases cf the Spine, as usually de% eloped in thti young.
Hip Disease, Neuralgia, and all Nervous Diseases, and
Ladies who are suffering tram Diseases for which th• y
areat whom to know what to do, we -would advise the
\use of Constitution Life tiyrut.. 2 It will restore their
pallid counteuan ce, strengthen their weak hack - and side,
give thetatiew energy, new life and happiness.
IXON'S
. .
THE RICH AND POOR.:
are linb\kto the same dishases. liature and Science has
ma...tithe nstitution Life-Syrup for the benefit of all.
PURR BLOOD
Produces healthy \ men and women ; and if the constitn•
tion is neglected inyeuth, disease and early death is the
result. Do not delaywhen the means are so near at
hand, and within the It.ch of all.
TO MOTHERS Alis;ft MARRIED LADIES.
It Is the safest and . most efficient medicine ever divan ,
erect for purifying the systeM;Td relieving Suffering at
tendant upon childbirth. It et ecgthens both the moth
er and the child. prevents pain st'Ud; l .l.lBeaso. and Increa-ea
and enriches the food--those who ave need it think-It
indispensable. It is highly useful bef.li before - and after'
confinement, as It prevents diocese attendant upon
birth,
CONSTITUTION . LIFE . SUP
IS TILE POOR IiIAN'S ,FRIEND ANDTi:I E RICH
MAN'S BLESSING!
.... BUY IT. TAKE IT AND BE CURED. 1
.4v _
IT IS UNIVEIiSA.I, IN. ITS EnECTS
GREOG, M. D. - -
Sate Proprietor, New Fork.
LABORATORY, BROOKLYN,- L. I.
PRI4 51 PER BOTTLE; 6 BOTTLES FOR $5.
4w—tient by Express to all parts of the country.
MORGAN' &ALLEN,
Wholesale Dritaiste,AGENTS,-
.
Jan 27-6rweow] 46 Cliff Street. New York.
For Sale by MILLER & uz.sSuzy, Chomibersburg;
~sbi~~l.
COYYOSED OF
PARALYSIS
RHEMIATISII
Gout. '
Tic Duicareaux
NERVOUSNESS
Rotting of Bones
Aches in Bones.
Depression of Spirits.
ELCERB. PIMPLES: BLOTCHES,
`tigal ,
Ity:GISTER'S NOTICE.-7All ii'r
- us interested will please takenotice that the td,
owing accountants hare nettled their 'toxin trio,
Reg - liter's office of Franklin county and that same
will be presented to th'e Orphan' Court for confirmation
on - Tuesday, March &h,` 1864, at the Court House; In
Chanabersburg':
No. 3]. The final account of David Wilson. Executor
and Trustee under limiest will and testament bf Matthew
Patton, Pas', late Cl Hamilton twp., as - stated by Win.
Wilson. edner of Wilson. who is also deed. i
Nu. 32. First and final account of John Hiser, adro i t
of Daniel (layman dec'd. _
its 33. Atcount of Hiram ttouers, oder. and Rebecca
, administmtrix of Geo. Souers, deed, ..V- 1 1 0 in h is
me Was guardian of Catharine Snsantla Oyler, and
tieo. Wm. Oyler, minor children are eo:Gyier, elec'd. .
No. 34. Acc't of John Gasman, adm'r of 5.1 ,
.tasenfats.
late of Chambersborgoicc'd. - _ • •
N 0.35. First and final acc't of Franklin Besore, Hiecta
of (leo. Besore, late of Green twp.. dec'd.
No. 36. l=iras account of Solomon Divelbitss and Simon
Brewer, adni'rs of Fred. Divelbiss. •., -
. No. 37. Filet and final ace'; of Isaac Shocky, adner of
Jacob Sbocky, late of Vaebington‘ twp., deed
No. 38. Acc't of .A.)6. H. Crebe, linardian of Anna G.
Eyler,-minor and of David Eyler, deed, late or Wash
ington tap. deed. .
No. 39. Acc't of A;brakfun E.Wenger, Guaidlan of Har
riet. David and John
No. 40. Account of Geo. Jacobs, Gniirilian or 'Morrie
E. Eyler, minor child or David J. Eyler, late of Wash
ington tvrp..'doc'd. - -
No. 41 ~ F irst'and final account of Jneoli Solle,qerner,
Guardian of Cope 51CCleary, Minor child of Jiunea
Cleary, deed. -
N 0.42. Account of Geo. Jacobi, Guar4tan of Clarence
A. Eyler, minor child of David Eyler, late of `Mashing
ton tiro., deed.
- - -
No. 43. First account of Jacob Sollitaberger. glumiinn
.of Samuel 3.lceleary, miner child of James Alceledr.Y.
deceased,
No. 44. First pod final account of Mathew W.Tegan.
-Unit. of Geoyge Croft, late of Fannett twp.; dec'd.
No. 45. Account of Samuel Garter, guardian ofJaineqi
Alexander, Martha, Anna, Joiephine and Mary E. Wad
dell, minor children of Jos. Waddell, late of Green lap
deceased. _ _ I
No. 46. First and final account of Isaac Shocky, Adair
of Jacob Hoover. late of Washington twp.dec'd. .
No. 47. Final , account of John Shelly, Ounr6lan of
Nancy Shelly, (now dec'd) under the ,will of Christian
Shelly, deceased.
No. 46. First and fins.) account ofJae4b Krider, aduir
of Michael Wagoner. deed.
No. 49 First and final account of John Rowe and
Mary George, Exeer and Exec'x of Smug George deed.
No. 60. First account of Satn'l M. Lin u, adm'r of Nitta
bah flouch.'
No. 51. Pint and final account of John Stoner, (ofJ
miner of Mary--Nicklaes.
No. 52. Second and final account of Wm'. Stitzell,
guardian of Anna Marria Peneinger, formerly Kuhn,
daughter M - John Kuhn, deed
fa. 10 ' HENRY STRICKLER, Register.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE:::--The un
dersighed having been appointed by the Orphans'
Court of Franklin county, Pennsylvania. A uditor, to die-.
tribute the lalance.in the-bands of S. C. Filson, Adnrr
oe (1. H. Kerlin, deed, to and among the credit )re or
said dee'd. according to law - , will meet the parties inter.:
e.sted, for the purpose of his appointment, at the office of
McLellan & Kimmen... in Lbamberxburg. en Tuesday. the
Ist day of March, 1864. - D. WATSON ROWE.
fel) 10,43 t Auditor.
ADMINISTRATOR'SNOTICE.
Notice is heritby given that Letters of A dministni-
Tien d. b. n. c. La. 61 the Estate of John Rudisill, late of
Chambersburg. dec'd, have been granted to the under.
de. signed, residing in couthampton township.
All persons Imewingthemselves indebted to said - Es.
tato will pl6ase make immediate payment , and those
having claims will present them properly authenticated
for settlement. [feb 101 JOHN CRESLEH, etcher.
ADIdIIs.TISTRATO's 'S NOTICE.—
Notice is hereby given that tters of Administra
tion to the Estate of Matthew 'Kee, late of Green
toWnshlp. dec'd,,have - been grautett to the undersigned.
retfaing in said township. .
All persons indebted to the said Estate are hereby re
quested to make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demand against the Estate of said decedent,
will Make known the same without delay, to • -
Jan= J. CRAWFORD M'KEE,Adm'r.
A .DIIINISTRATOWSNOTICE.-
La,.. Notice is hereby given that letters of Administra
nue to the Estate of David Hollinger, late of Washing
ton township, deceased, have been granted to the under
signed, residing In said township. - •
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said - Es
tate will please make immediate payment; and _th,w/s
havingelainis will present tbnin properly authenticated
settlemmit. ANN MARIA IiuLLINVt,_
Jan - - Adm
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
.._
-Notieee is hereby given that Letters of Adminie
haLlon on the Estate of Charlotte Smith. late of the
ltorongh of Cbambersbnrg, dee'd, have been granted to
the undersigned, residing in said Borough.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to sato It •
tatewill please make immediate payment; hod thoe‘
havingelaime sill present them properl y authent kat et.
for eettlement. jan2ll) I'. J. NUJ.. Adnet.
A.DMLNISTRATOB,'S NOTICE,
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Adrilinls•
tra. ion on the Estate of Josiah J. Elliot, late-of Fan
nettsbnr4. deceased, have been granted to the nutter
signed4qesidirig in said town.
All peiltuns kauwing themselves -indebted to said
tate will Please - make immediate payment; and those
having claims will present them properi) authenticated'
for Settlement:
jan 20.6 t. Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice le hereby given that Letters of Mar nis
trauma to the Estate of James Alliton, Jr., late of An.
trim township. deceased, have beeh granted to the un•
detsigned, re.ialing In Antrim tos. ship. - . .
Ipersoimi ndebted to the said Estete.are request. al
tosmakeimmediate payo.ent.'and those havintrc '
aar demandsagsinstthe Estate of docedentoviil a las
known the same, without delay. t
kin 20-fit J. C. McLANAIIAN,Adm'r.
itDMINISTRATOR'S*OTICE.
Notice its hereby given that -Lettere of !WmNis
tr..uon to the Estate of Josiah Besore, late of the Bor
ough of Waynesboro t deed, have been granted to the
undersigned, sesiding in said Borough.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the mist
Estate will please make immediate terytnent ; and those
haring CialPlB will present them properly authenticated
for settlement, and those holding scrip of deed, will
pi event the same for redemption,
jmil3-8t
JEREMIAH BESORE, rdm , re
JOHN W COON.
yi.X-EOUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Where
ir as. Lettera Testamentary on the Estate of Margaret
L. Uamplyell. late of Chnmberaburg. deem Lid. have been
granted to the subscriber, residing- in Chaaibersburp,..
All persentudebted to the said Estate, are hereby
requened to ake immediate payment, and these, having
claims or denfitivis agairat the Estate of said decedent.
will make hub% n the sumo without delny, to
feb 10. 6t ' W.ll. MoDOM;ELt, Exec'r.
XECIUTORS' NOTICE. tics
is lierehy given that Letters Testamentary font«
klstafe of ttoVort Love. late of Fannett - township, deed,
have beeirgrmite ' to the undersigned, residing in Fan
nett township.
All perilous knowing themselves indebted to Bahl Es
tate will please Inaan,iraniedrate payment; end Howe!
having Online will preeent them properly anthentlented
for xettiement. [Jan% 61.] JAM ES STARK. Ex r.
IEXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
iisliereby given that Letters of Administration to
t le Estate of Henry Crider.late of finwillton Township.
d.e.ellANl,have 'leen granted to the undersigned; residing
in sold Township.
All PU9004 knowing themselves indebted to said Es
tate will please netke immediate pnymentt and those'
having claims ailip.esent them properly afithentiested
for settlement. , , JACOB - K RIDER,
Administrator.
1 T
I XECUOR'S NOTIV=—
E.Not
5 ' 4 is hereby given that Letters Testamentary to the
Kstate of Mary ae,iden, Into of Me township . deceased,
have been grantisito the undersi residing in Yoe
nottiburg.
- All persons knowingthemeelaes Indebted toe ";
tate will please make Immediate payment; and tbose
having claims will present them pmperly 'authenticated
LT settlement. JOAN 11. WALKER,
Executor.
WHEREAS, AT TILE . 1, AST
TER:lrof the Connor Com Mon Plena of Frank.-
lin Comity, the undetsigned wan appointed. a Commit
tee of J Ohnlitrkholder, of the Born' of Chamberab nio
All persons indebted to the said John Burkholder are
, requested =to make immediate paytrent, and those" ha r.
ing claima`or demands aghinst the same will make them
&nowt, without delay to
lob 3 CiIiILSTIAN STOUFFER. (Machiniert.)
XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
is hereby given that Y.;tters Testamentary to the %
state of Catharine Rosenberry, late of Metal township,
state
deed, have been granted to the undersigned,residing in -
Ocl township. . ..
\fAltpersonsknotving themselves indebted to said 1 . .. 1 ,
- V3t9 will k . lease make immediate payment; and those
haring churns will present them properly authenticated
for - settlement. (feb3j JOB. ROSENBERRY, ger: •
TOTICE.—The following named'.
pergolas have filed petitions for License; in the
Vierlt's (Mice, to be preheated to the Court at the neit
term, ori Tuesday, the 234 day of l'elitataty, 1864, to V*
Daniel Logan, Hotel, Quincy.
11. M. Jones,
feb 3
W. O...)IITCIIELL, Clerk