attorneno at Lab., ;TER,. CO O.K, ATTORNEY AT LAW. • eilallabtVßbarg, pa. Oiqee in Mrs. Bard's Buildings; directly opposite the Court [lonic. Raving had Official connection', with the Provost Mar dial's office. lid,blTershis services to draft ed men is the 16th Congressional District, claiming exemption from )filitary service under the law, or fur physical causes. and hopes frost lye experience and strict attention to business. to satisfy those' intruqing'' him with their oases. IN`r30:11, frill' abroad Can receive advice and have . their cases pre;,tre:, by correspondence. lleferene, can be had to the Board of Enrollment of the Itith District. .Ifon. A. E. McClure. Iron. James hill. Chamborsburg, and Bon. Ed. IcPhersou, Clerk, /louse of Itepresen -tsiti*ts.. Jan 27. , TC"NP DY & NlLL.—Laic . Nit nreihip—The im.lemigned have relsociated them valves in the practice of tbe Law in the 'leveret courts 01 Frankiin Connty, MTh eon Thirket Ftreet. In the room hevetufore occupied by T. U. Kennedy. T. B. KENNEDY. ' ° .tune 17.'6:3. T.J. NITA,. ALTTORNEY AT LAW.-TVIL SON BEILL r; Ailarnry at 'Lam—Office on Mar et bt..formerlYr occupied by licitly & tgli: rp, directly app site the C , ,urt . Howe, Cliaraberobarg. Pa. All legit Iniginegq entrusted to him will receive prompt att.mtiou Ile will practice in adjoining Counties. ..1 un o 17. 'M. T. 4. 4i - 0m ,n. -* • JORY STEW/MT. Spu 31 . BauGII & STEWA RT. :At k tnrnoys of Law. Chainheraburg. Pa.. give their undi vided attention t - i the Praeliettof their Professian. John Stewart agent fir pro6nring Bonnty Bowl , . Pension.. and arreorages of Pay. int. OM re in the man lately oeonpied by Mon:Wilson Reilly. o n-Market at.. opposite the Court !rouse. j it n 17.63 pi 31..11; W. S. STENGER„Vtor neys at Law; Chanillemburg. Pa. Colieetions Promptly, attim.led to, 1F..4. Stenzer. t .Diqtrict Attar nay and atrunt for prochring Venghva. 1101141 . y Nlonev RIO Arrotra of Pay. !Mice Fr.trililin Ilnildin~. 3d door froth the corner, Jtme.l.7, WEVEIiPTT. Attorney at Law. 01lice in Mrs Bard's dwelling. direetlS , optip. site the Cairtnime.(hainherstitirg. Pa.. ‘Vill prnetio in the several '!onrts of Prakklin and Fulton CenntiA, AU legal liminess cuirnsted to his care will reeeire pranitit attention. June 17,1803. pp-r M'DOWELL SITARPE, Attorno . at Lan% Chaniherttharg. _Pit. Office'ia Mrs. Bard's directly Opposite, the Court !louse. June 17.1.863. ' 1 , 1 • 0. SEMI - LAMER, Attornen at 13.2(0. Cbainbersbnrg. Pa. Of ea—Main Street. above Queen,in the room formerly occiipiell by S. Reisb or, Esq.- " , 1861.' G . EORGE EYSTER & E. J. BDNE nitAxil. A llor to , ys 'ea Law. Itny4 rernoce.i . to. the nrnt on Ilain ;treet,one door South of Eyster'e.Store. June 1 7.'63. . TS. CLARK; Attorkey at Law, has je removed 'his Mice a few.doors' Ea f•t• of his former ),, .atlea. on Market street. (4611046de.) ,-Jane CALVIN. M. DUNCAN; A ttoivity at Law. Office on Market Street, in Lawyer's Row, opposit the Conrt House, • June 17,'63. , TI . FLETCHER. Attorney at Laic, • Charnherehurg. Pa. Officeon East Marketatreet, nearlyopposite the Court Hoitse. June 17,'63. AoLEX. K. ')/I'CLITE.E, Attorney. 4 Lam. Chumbersdiurg; Pa. Oldice in the. Frank/in A LEX. Buildings. ' June 17,'63. WATSON ROWE, Attorney D . Law. Greencastle, (sep farbical. GREAT DIIISCOVERY! , - ,A:tr.VICEL'S IVIOE OP IRON, ctle cure of Wl:* STOMACHS. Oax'enu. Usuturr,IN DISEASES OP THE NERVoUS STSTEX, Cos ST:PATIOS, ACIDITY OP THE. STO3: CH, and for all cased requiring Tonic _ This Wine ineliidea the most agreeable and efficient Salt of Iron we pi isse ,* ; rate ofMagnetic Oxide com bined, with the toss[ energetic of Vegetable Tonics, Yellow Peruvian Bark. Thu effect in Many canes 9: de bility, loss of appetite and general prostration, of an van ietit Suit u Iron, combined Awith our [.doable Nerve Tonic. is most happy. It augments the appetite. raises the pulse, takes off muscular flabbiness. removes the pilotp , dutofdebility,andgivesa florid viglirto the co ante- Do you want somethfng to strengthen you ? you want a good appetite? Do you want to buildup your constitution? Do you want to feel well? Do you want to get rillut neryouness? Do you want energy? I.X.iysu want to sleep well?.'- PJ you want a brisk and vigorous:feeling? Tf yiudo,try KUNKEL'S iterrhat yixt OF IRON This truly valuable T has been so thoroughly test:- al by all cisme.; of - the cominunityjfiat it is now- deem eilludispeasAble Re a TJnic tanlicine. It costa butlittie. parities the bloo 1, gives tone td tit&'•stonmeh, renovates the system, and prologs life. I now only ask u. trial -of thls valuable. Tonic. 40- YeeflT IIONIAL Feb- - 20. 1863: .Mr.S.,A Knxxv., Druggist :—Dear Sir: J have great pleasureln testifying to the Complete success of your Bitter Wine of Iron in my case. 1 have been afflicted for a number of years with weakness. general debility sutil giddiness. so much so that I have been confined to , my - 44f fr the greaterpart of my time and , have had f he attendance of our best physlylaus, lint received but little benefit. I had despaired of ever regaining my health, until hearing o f your inesthuable remedy. BM eta WINEOF Ines. I determined to try its virtue, and atr. happy to state it has resulted inn complete care. 1 am in.fre robust and vigorous than I have been for many ye ire. which feeling I attribute solely to vonr Bitter Wine of Iron. I have no hesitation in recommending it to others. sin ilarly affected, and.shall be happy to bear per'sonal testimony. Youry. truly. If stixtAtt Varna. PUBLIC.—Dr. KUNEZL:—Dear Sir: When on- me way.last summer, join my regiment at Yorktown. you were kind enough to give me several bottles of your "Biller Wine of Iron." I found it toast v sin dole in the climate of the Peninsida and the dist, sees Incident to it. ku prepnrifition of Darks exceed it va.lne. I believe that its use ivould prevent much 1111.T.100 FEVER, and erfainly prove greet value it-scttre. Yours,rospectfully, II P. MIX P. Chaplain.l7Stt Regiment.!'. B.M. a. Prepared and sold WholeSaliand Retail, by KUNKEL F Ban .knothecarrs.llB.-Marlcet Street.llarrishurg.Pa .t, B. NLION; Agent.Charrqiersbnrg. Ps. act-Mt:3-6m tobacco 'ant af,cgars. 4j CENTS PER POUND TAX.O ON TOBACCO — The is about 're pin a tax of 40 cis. per ponndirn Tobacco. You can Save 50'per cent by • You can save 50 per cent by • Buylog your Tobacco at .1. D. JACOB'S Buying your Tobacco OI J. D. JA•lOll , ,s • • Buying your Tobacco at J:D. JACOB'S. . • Primo Navy Tobacco a7sto SO cts. - • . Prime Cavendish Tolipeoo at SO eta to Si. • Prime Flounder Tobacco at 75 to 90 eta. Prime Congress' Tobaeiro Sit 60 to 80 eta. Prime Twist Tolowed +4'75 to 90 cis. JACOB'S sells Old i - Virarisla eei Cavendish JACOB'S sells Old Virgiqta. plain- Cavendish. • • -• JACOB'S sells Oldair irginla Tw Sr. • JACOB'S sells Old Tirgp. Smoking Tobacco. - J ACOBS* Michigan Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco Cannot be ETfated,' Cannot be Equaled, • JACOBS' Cigars are superior to all JACOBS' Cigars are superior to all, • Be sells his own manufacturing. Pipes, Moorschaum Pipes, Brier Pipes, thrr. Pipes, Mahogany Pipes, Apple Pipes Cherry, Pipes, India Rubber Pipes, Clay Pipes and other Pipes. Pipe In and get your Pipes, Cigars and Tobacco at J. D JACOB'sI, Main stoat, Chambersburg. Jan 27-Is. N.EW TOBAOCO AND SEGAR STORE.—To the eitizensof chaoth crs b un i and Tic nay : The'undereigned.haring limn compelled fit lave Virgininon account of hie Unfeesentiments.hap come among you toestablish it business, hotiln gf. om hie long experience,and , by close attentiop, ho will trl e with a generous snpport. His stock will consist ofst he hes t brands o [TOBACCO end SEGARS which he Oct relletscheap as can beh sdanywherelntown. Don't forggt the place.eign of the ..(title Virginia ntgger, ,, opposM he Franklin tfiltel .n ext door to 4 h ryot k'P took Store, Boutikeastcorrice of the Diamond June 17,1863 yHE ARMY OP THE IPOTOMAff , naw oilier all tbeir Tobneco. CiztrE, Pli)efc krr rora.J. D. JACOI3'.S. They knowJaeobe sells the bid mint cheapest. jam 2-Iy. Ttl ST • RECEIVED A FRESH - ejr ' Bnpply of **gnu Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, at • Jan 27-Iy.'Ph J D. JACOBS RENT.—The - undersigned , ;grill rent thereto. FRAME BEILDIN9 4 erected on nrket streot, from the let of April next. The Wares, fmnon eneb- story, *TB well adapted either tar State Rootne!or Shotio!.and will be rented R iney or ertherwlee as tile. oorivetuent. JOUN B. c 001.—,. A, N N-U .A. IA STATE ENT . OF TIIE FINANCES, RECEIPT ANDSEXPENDI ibit ES OF FRANKLIN COUNT , from - the Oth thiy of Jmitotry.lB63, to the 7th day o Jammu, 1664, both days inchtsive. ~ __ - GEO. J. BALSLEY. TitilASUltE • ' To Cash on hand at last se: tlemeli $5,524 32 ToAmoant of Outstandi ug Taxes r 1862.. 4,786 65 To amount of County, 'State and 3 litia Taxes - !oriel for 1563-- To unount of Antrim township 80 Chambersburg.....—.... .6, 42 Pannctt township 11,57' 41 • Green township' 14.063 86 -* " Guilford township 19,852 40 • Greencastle Born 1.413 36 " totrualtip„, 3,015 13 LeUerkenny tonnship !4 4:4 82 , 'Tihrgan township ;7.457 1.1 .. .;i9letat township . ..... 29 212 'llercersburg -Duro' ..... 66 .31ontgoinerytowaship 17.007 no " Peters township..., 7,016 26 • Quincy townshir....... :5,455 69 Southatuptontownship". 4.760 22 • St Thomas t0wn5hip.464,392 79 44 Warren township 794 20 o Washington tovrnshlp 8,045 86 Wayneshorti'lloro' 1 1,672 56 To Cash on Militia Tax f0r.13.62 • permanet loans ...... :„ 17,328 72 44 sta-cial loan ll'k Cliatab'g 14,945 05 Commonwealth Co.4ts ..... I 300 0•2 " Ituckst ers' license 310 00 4 - 4 Strays 62 67 • f'.4r otiv.t 9 50 • " for Jury fer..i 36 00 ' tor rehlariell Bon» - ty and Relief 56 00 44 . f o r special assessment 8:3. " for exonerated Tax ' 11 55 • for funded ..... I• 15 00 44 for ..lanes Express - Tax.. 13 57 on S.R. lloyit's dnplicate I 179 00 To 4 per cent COll4-ct !tins on State TaX.'l . 1.500 32 To Abitentent olititato Tax. 1.833 29 27.327 44 _ . . I . • • . i .."` i $125.531 67 EXPENDITURES. C F.O. J. PAISLEY. TB.k.fAz-URKII., I. en. li•ii I Chin les ifelwicks, 1 relis. Pi.iir tilm.se ..... -.57,355 u 0 Refit:aled TAX . ' 72 07 • b_COURTS. , I • .Paitl NS litres fees in Commummilth I cases I $1.C37 02 ," (liana .fifrois, Tip Slaves ilic:u.' Soil • , 374 02 • ; '• 'Eno% trio J ururs •, - I'3ll 2;2 ' .‘ W.S. .$ tenger.Ditittict Attirtieyl .00S 05 W. G. Mittlial. elk:: of Courts] 605 87 " F. Glo • +-er, Court firier j 12) 50- , : •.• Samuel Braniff. Sheriff's fees in k Commonwealth c ises 147 42 . ' ' " Samuel 13i :milt,. fur executing. • . ' Bench Wm rant tuTittillmqi 60 10 .i'•- 4,014 7,5 •, , VAGRANTS. ; . . • " John King. tirlirrests. itc ' 71 15 ties. W. llexfy, ffir arrests, R:..; 4 115 " Samuel Brand t . for arreqs, Sic—, lO 15 ' ta, R. But J. for arrests, kc, 25 42 . • ' " R. K. McClellan I •., S Si.„ ” 11. B. Barison, J. P i 19 55 " T. L. Pletcher. J. P • ; 40 55 ' "- P. ll:unman, J."P , - ' 153 30 • ' .36164 - SOLDIERS' RELIEF, on orders issued by Board of Relief 6,635 00 LOANS AND INTEBE , T. .• 4 hank of Chambersbnrg I. 4,161 17 " Bank - of Chambersburg 8,005 46 . 4 . Bank of Dlouubersbnrg .1. 1 . 7.000 00 Bank- of Cbantherrburg 7,154 05 " Bank of charobersburg_ 8481 00 44 Bank of Chanthersbariv• ' 4078 00 " SOIOIIIOII ra Ke I 1.500 00 . . " interwt on 103,L9 1 974 20 42,141 81 -,. SURVEUNG.I .._ ' " Rini. Kuhn and others ...... .....,. 47 T 5 COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE. " John Nitterlionee,Conunissionee 126 52 . • " John Downey, Commissioner_!. 118 .0.1 1 " iiilla D. Scott, Comtnimibiter.. J. 89'37 " henry Good. Commissioner 1 3450 " ' Cleo. Foreman, Salary as Clerk!. 475 00 " Gee. Foreman, cervices in rel'ilf 25 00 " E. J. liomebrake, Salary as a - torney ' - 50 00 " . E.J.-Bonehrake Tor extra serviee - 'lO 00 •'S_tationarY for office 14 57 1 : - .. • ROAD DAMAGES. ' 943 58 . • " John I onng's heirs _ 25 00 '` " John A. Sadort -- 1 • 85'00 • • " Pete! Pi ckimr - - 75- Oa ' " Samuel 31yets. ...2.... ~ 75 On " lateinda Rork 30 tO " Georae Chambers...., " I - 63 Mi . : :: . , John Rh trite ....... .....i.., ...... ..j.. 200 0 0:f - - " Clirodian Shirk ! -1 L 20 00 ' John Slamenmn " Nto,e:Pnnkel' " John Yon.d. _Jtain MTnrhui " F. U. • Michael Gouse..... " 'Adam Hoke • F.'bree.sler T.B Kennedy.— " Abhn.l heil. • John Millet IYQUESTS.I " Philip Itamman. for holding in quests on sundry dead bodies 22 " P. Rahman and others, dif 17 e 11.0. Davison. , - dn 10 63 William B •ssert. do .8 37 " Wm Boyle, for making mortent examinations r 25 00 BOUNTY P.\ll) Tv VartN,TEURS. ' John W. Everett and other • • COURT BOU F. cleaning Court tltinse yard, itc. , 53 6.1 " Gas company - 23 64 sa• repairs• - 17 72, . •• Sro sending records away °Mac count of the Rebel invasion... 45 '23 John G1E38110". CtlttllK Wllo , 5 00 ~. " Wunderlich & Neail. for col 3.1 50 " stationery fa• Court 4 49 " lhr wiSiud • 15 15 , 192 50 _._<ASS .._ - S Brennatnan undothers i 674. 35 'PC BIND ./PRINTIN:G. ... _. " 0 11. Mork loin A Co, 24 00 -- - : " George 11, Mengel ........ 4 -4.... 17 13 " B. Y. llamsher At, • 212,50 " 31•Clure A. Srotter..-.... .-. ..... f - 139 CO --. 3 - 62 63 1 , • - ELECTIO. - S. " sundry persons f r;lwldin • general anti' jownship clecti np 2 - • 1.122 10 NEW' 11111DOR AND BRIDGE REPAIRS. " FraatzA . :lllllPraloritgomery tp 16 93 " Lawrence Berger. Britain 7 " 223 • " Joseph Gainher. Lurgan " 15 00 " Janus Parker, Southainilt. n " 'B9 64 “ `• tt -, ..r 4 ' is a., " Thomas Pomeroy,Lnrgan " 62 93 " JB. Angle, Montgomery f'o6 00, " • Williant Berry, Green, i " 7 62 .. " Jtnl Miller (Maxon) Largnn " • 5:1'10 1. 4 " T. B. Wood, Roxburyand Back creek ' .14.... PBO 05 4, C. T lin lay. Lurgan , 1 - 80 00 " T.B.Wnoil, Sro new bridge billlt in Sonthantpton towns* ~- .• ._ • 1.550 00- . ROM TIIVS. 4 • sundry persons for road r, Ns. 75 00 CON STABLE B.sl - ygp,s. Smith, feed is C002.1c,11.1es 10 21' . 4 S. R. Doric 99-bl - R. E. 111 4 CO.IIAn j 5 1:;- 1 01.1 M TUTU - TAL X RS. " Commissioners and 01021 t for , • . services to the matteetif mi litia • .•' tax. ... 4.e..„. ' 135 00 "' Stambaugh & Dtit4can armory;. , rent '-;.*, -- ft 00.00 - ,1 i ; - 195"00 PRISBO4! • . " Sam'l Brandt,boartNyile . (Mors 1,991 97 44 44 reinttio pr on- erg to Eastern Penitentiary-. 268 15 ' • " Samq Brandt, summon'Wra .•96 75 _ . 44 _ " bringWk, " n era era from Fulton conofp.. 7 50 4, A. J. White,_ for clothing 44 4 blankets Ll....,, . , 95 13 , " P. Feltman, shoes - for prieors . --, 7,3 23, 14 Jacob Sellers, superintli i ' :-?00 00 ~ D. 0. Behr, ticking and ho ters , 10 62 L.B. " . Eyster„ Iloseand relp kir 16 40 ii " Henry Rinehart. ibr repel 9..3. - 851 " John Montgomery. Shysieon.4. ' -40 00 '. " Oaks & Linn. for stone roe , ?2 50 4 ' Huber & Tolbert. for harthrilie . 16 50 " Wunderlich,k Nead,for coal,. , ;122 87 ' " Thomas S. Wright, ford ocket.r '---", 428 " Conrad Miller, for shoes, 14, . '''.,"- -2 . 60 _ " J. B. Miller. for tinware 4.. „Ift l'i7 " ' John B.:Stuart. for plasteri. ^-7 50 ' '"- H. Louchhelm. for clothing. ,. ' 200 " /toter & Bro ., for Mercbane 11 52 Frey &Meng, for coffins' ' ,' ,5 50 ,•• ", Myers & Brand, for hardware::. 5 04 - " Guthrie & Bittinger, forlim9,.. 4 22 , " :11,18enseny, for carpenter irOrk 12 14 '' . I• ' . .-4-= -- =- 2,991 37 .. • .71:iSTICES! FEES. , - 't If. B. Davison and otheriVfees in Corn- „ i monsrenith eases ' I 4 t - 107 04 , MISCHLLAIfroIIBt!. . •li 'B. 8. Sbryock, 54 dookettfor . 'Jaunty Surveyor , 10 50 0.11.R11811 ginanriaL, RECEIPTS. 10 05 13 00 10 00 25 00 10 00 41 CO 160 OD 5'430` 10 00 300 00 90 00 -- 1,238 00 ,_ \,:, ~Q..l)t ..,fta_Oli!vltlipcip ' • Emanuel Kuhn, for recording drape • - 200 00 " Kriffer & Co, ledger for' Trtsts nrer 10 00 " Heider & Co., ledger for Cio - in ers ' • .8 00 " Keiffer & Co. docketelor Reg- - inter and Prothonotairy - 82 50 . • " T. B. Miller, difference on,stote = trade. ... . ... s 8 13 . " -Penitentiary draft • ' 397 56 E. C. Boyd. for revenue stenaps ' 12 75 " Constables' returns 96, 95 `'D. K. Wunderlich. Geo. Jarrett and D. B. Martin, Auditors \ • and Clerk-- - -•- -140 00 • " E.J. Bonebrnke and Soil-. \ hamer, - far, auditing accotints . i u c office. •ffB6 38 EXON ERATfONS Of Conaty Btattt and. M tia taxes for 1562. Joliet W. Skinner and others 102 38 OUTS fANDING TAX In the hands of Collectors for 1883..' Antrim township 132 21.• Chainbersburg borough 1.428 84 Fannett townstffp 341 26 Green township 946 44' Guilford township ' • 174 70 G reencast to borough. _ Lurgon township 29 43 Lottqrkenny township 509 92' 'Metal township_ - '..t..'5 64 MOutgoniery , tOwnship ' - 920 12 NI orcerslourg borough 228 68 • l'et6r'S rowmihip 126 41 - ' ' 'Quincy township 344 21 St Thontioi:township ' - 538 34 Southanipt tn township 119 10 91.027 5613 LIU Wsrron township..... ... Was ilugton township 6,886 64 By 'Exonorations on County, State and Militia tax for 1803 1,401 10 •• Abatement allowed tax payers 1,565 19 • " 4 per cent. collections allowed the County on:gate tax p 39- • 008 'l , O - 1,500 32 " Trensnrer'scomniimionot439,,, - 00S 00 a 1 2 per cent 759 16 " Abatement allowed County on . on $34.607 52 State tax, at 5. par rent " ,Treasurer's oominiaeiuu on die bitraingS7S.B32.62 at 1 per cent. an alloweil by th.Cont missionera and approved by the - Auditors • • 788 32 " Treasurer's commission on' col !eating 841.348 74 - ,' Cr,unty Tax_at 1 par cent 1,240 45 '" Tre entrees corn ni issi on omitted attain settlement - 41 31 Paid State - Treasurer '34,834 43 -- 44,044 06 Balance due c0unty....,...., ...... .............. . . ..; 44 85 We. the undersigned. Commissioners of Franklin co, Penna.. in testimony - of the correctness of the foregoing account. hnvii hereunto -set our, hoods. at the Cionmis. -atuners! Office, this ith day of.rattuary..A, 18134. JOHN NITf.ERLICItta, • JOHN DOWSEY, Com'ro Attest: lIENILY GOOD, . EO. FOIIENAN, Cleric. We, the undersigneil, - Andito'rsof tho County of Frank lin, do hereby earl ity that we have excanined the draftsl of tbeCommissioners, with, the receipts fir the saniii,l upOn Oeo. J. lialslay. Treasurer.. as all,, the bills end so comas in the Commissioners! 0111 c upon which said drafts havesbcon issued. from the 9'.h day of January A. D.186:3. to the 7th day of Jantury. A. D. 1864, lioth days inclusive, and fruit a balarice In the hands of said Treasurer of forty s fotir dollars ands Iglity-five cents. Witness our hands, this 7tb day cf January, A. D, 1864 D. K. WILNDEKLICH, i D. B. MARTIN, ,}Anditers. I Attest: W. S. A IIDEF.SON, -GED. Yoramag, Clerk. AMOUNTS RECEIVED FROM COLLECTORS srsc : TILE SETTLEMENT. - Henry Balaley, Coll ector of A i.t rim township - $6O vy S. R. Boyd. " • Cletmbersburg ' 7 75. IlatTis Finley, o Fsnnett towush p...... 200 John :-_ , ..Yatikey, " • Guilford " .... 95 90 S. B. Shively, " ~ - 4 reen " .... 290 .3 B. Kaufman " , Greencastle Borongh 136 William Forbes, , " Letterkenny towns'p' 356 Henry Swanger ' Dugan Ono. W. Wolf, , " Mereersburg Born'... 150 6 John 11 4 1,:tughlin " - Montgocuery towns p 42 5 Jacob jlaulman " ' Peters 4. - 114 8 Geo..h.tiopper, " gilifiCY " 230 0 Jacob Shew St. Thomas " 175 oh J. IV. Phenicio - •' Warren " 118 ~ Joseph P. Funk, " . Washington " 1,0 $2.872 JAMES G. ELDER, Treasuter. 1 El RECEIPTS AND "EXPENDIi. TURES 0 - f TIIE POOR 110USR AND lIOUS ito ~.,MPLOY BENT OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, for t e bear commencing 'January sth, A. D. 1863, - .and endin January. 4 th, A. it. 1864: -•' -G. TIMASURER'S RECEIPTS. Balance in Treasurer's hands at last i - ettlement $258 6 Received from Geo:J.Bnlsley, County Trurer, ; - fur. the m eks onth of January. 1863• I • • 1,070 00 Roc'd from tame fur the mon th.of February,lBn3, 570 00 do • do . du 31rpoh, ; do 600.0 do ; do do April, Al) 660 du do do Juno, 'do 590 'do du ' du - August, . do 1.24 0 do do do September do 600 lio do do do October, .do 465 (10 do ' do do' November, do 800 )0 do do do Detember, do 515 20 The following aims-were received from! other - sources. viz: ~ Received from James Chariton, Steward, for lard, butter. turkies, drier beef, eggs, Sc., Sold from 1 the Cain 292 ill herd from W. S. Everett, muney collected from Henry Reilly ' 17 ;5 -du Margaret Hunter, for boarding..:.... ' du Everhart Ilafsr, fur maintaining and I - - boarding son - 7 7 d do - Joseph Speck, for maintaining and . boarding wife 24 1 do -• , W. 8. Everett, payment collected 1/11 Deardorff propel ty, sold by Dimes. 43; .; do Mary Woodring; money placed In 1/1- I rectors' hands for - malntaining her - I . - child 127 ,do • W. .fizel, fur bearding' - -21 . du -- W. S. nverett, money Collected on i . - ' the property of Catharine Needy.. 31 de J. B. Miller, for maintaining add sup ; porting Win. Simpson at Penna. - Lunatic Hospital. Harrisburg 10 do Stair, boarding & maintenance, X' Total receipts - S.I.V 84 61 5.800 00 . OUT.1)0011. EXPENDITURES. Amount of outstanding drafts of previous year, $llll 20 Ant:t paid out-door paupers • - ' ',ill 00 do Justice of - the Pence, on • orders of i - removal and relief od oo do ' Constables for executing orders of re- wind and relief, and 'linage 81) 60 do for coffins for out-doon paupers and i ' inmates of house..., 14 60 do , other counties far supporting paupers belonging to Franklin county 00 ,E do • for removing an insane pauper to pa. _ 3 Lunatic flospital i 3 93 do for medical attendance to opt door • paupers 40 00 do . Penna. State, Lunatic Hospital for maintidning. Ac., insane paupers.... 15 27 _do fir relief occcusloned by accident, &c.,.. 9.3 do ' for advertining , nunual statement ioo r - a do fidvertising property of Catharine • - Needy. an out-door pauper 1 00 , —,,...... $1.9114 62 IN-DOOR EXPENDITURES & EXPENSES OF ROUSE. Ain't paid for wood 231,1 7'o , do for-coal ' 40 do for beef 93 90 . do fur pork • Bgo do for groceries 5 2 45 do for dry goods.. 16 do - for shoes and cobbling 1 25, do for drags' 8 13. do for tobacco.. 89 do for queensware and crockery 378 do for flab ''' 105 do Mr hardware • - 121 86 '• do for repairs to bake oven._ , ; do- for tin-ware 6 ifi it do • , for flour 1 00 • r do for horse feed. 16 00 do for corn • . 1 00 do for rye.. • 00 do for oat& - 75 • do for corn brooms. 550 ~ do for.dmft books ` ' 19 26 . 1 .do for clothing tilf, 29 ' do ,Cr stationery - 250 , do Ibr blank books.. do for postige and box rent - 12 60 - ,do - for glazing - i 500 do forlutts I 1 268 - . St• EXPENSES OF FA.1131. , Am't paid for mending wagons and farming utensils ' do for amlthing ', do for labor on farm.. • do for harvesting db -. for coal fat lime •do for ....... do for leather and eadd)ory. - - • SALARIES: Aneepaid Director, sod niflogo--.. do Attorney and Clerk. Sinarteid. 214 29 113 63 488 82 1,833 37 5129 331 f 7 n-21 ithrtintV 17 , 104. z*lttanciar. • do Igyaloiin I• do Trensuro . r dO Steword..i. 1 do o o • ! I x a p t e r r.t.etH . on Tr - ecomrer's bond.-- I - 'INCIDENTALS. 4xn't paid for keeping horses ar- ilarrisbnrg du. I ring the ReliCl inrasion. 28 80 I Two hundred'ini,lsi'givori to'the Rebels. 2 colts. 23 3nstiels of corn, SO ilickens.l9 docks and shout 8 tuns Ifraower grass taira 'by the Rebels during Lees irva don in Jen() lost.: J . RECAPITULAT - lON. zn't paid for out-door rxprnsiw. do for in.doOr expenses:, .do - f•r twin expenses.. do for alb - tries, ...... .... 1 , do for incidentals IBeilancO in Treasurer's lianda Whole 'lumberer out-door panpors during the year, I,' - 8_; present 1111111:. or, 64. We, th e undersigned. Di rester, of the Poor and House of Employment of -Franklin ;county. having ezcamined the foregoing statement. do r ertify to its correctness. . .. _ W. 8. ttiattitlB. I SAMUEL RECRIST, Directors Tent: JOHN DOEBL ER, • W. S. E.Trarrr, Attorney and Clerk. , ! We. the undersigned, AUditors of Franklin conn . ty.do !certify that we have examined the foregoing account of Charles Oniwicks. Treasurer of the Directors of the Poor. and find it correct, and also find a balance in his hands ' of one hundrtid and forty-fodr dollars anti seven cents. January 4th, A. D. 1h64. - D. R. DERLICH,') D. 13." Atids W. S. ANIBEASON, PRODUCE OF POOR ROUSE FARM FOR 18 goo bushels of wheat; 474 bustle's of corn : 330 bush. els - of oats: 12 loads I.lay 20 'bads corn fodder: 4.200 beads of cabbage: 2 barrels sour kraut ; 7 barrels of cu cumbers; 395 bushels of potatoes; 4,600 lbs. Pork; 1.400 lbs. beef; 150.55. veal: 6 barrels of cider: 35 bushels of winter nppl. s; 20 bushels of onions; 18 husbehiof beets; 30 bnahels of tomatoes; In bushels of turnips; 3,001 lmsbels of lime. STOCK ON HAND ATSETTLEIERNT. - . . . 6 head of work borses;l2 bead of ntilcb , cows; 11. head of stock cattle. 24 head of stock hogs. 5 breeding sows, 700 bushels of wheat, 7 loads of ha 2 loads'of corn fod der, 2 barrels of pickels, 134 barrels o r k ut. 0.400 Ms. pork, 5.000 lbs. beef, 1,'200 The: lard, Plow, 4 kettles ofapple butter, 20 nnshels of apples. 2 barrels of vategor, 50 hashefs oats. 150 bushels putat des. 4 1 A bush els of elorerseed. 0 fuldiels of beets, 0 bushels of - outwits, 500 - ffeads of cabbage. NUMBER OF PA.IIFER3 TN TITE'INSTFTIITION=ON • , - THE IsT OP JANUARY, 1804. Waite males: White females Colored rtialc9..—,l Colored Foxusiei.:: Total 114 Average number nupparted dtiring the year 111 Meals given towitylanng persons during the year, , with lodging..ke 561 Children bound tint during the year- 6 feb.ti-at i , JAMES CHARITON. Steward. VOTICk—AII persons knowing thcinseleeis litaehted FOR FEES In the REARS TER AND. RECOROER'S OFFICE, will please sett*/ the same without further aetice, as my term of ate has expired: My books will'be at the Register's Mae or tli- present..., [decl6] . E: C. 13011). *nourance. All ERICA , LIFE INS UR AN 014!, AND TRUST CQM4ANY. South-eastcorner: of IValnut and Fourth Street:, .17tila. delphia. incorporated 1850, Chartei Perpetual. AUTHORIZED; CAPITAL, 8600,000 00. PAID UP CAPITAL. $250,000 00_ ASSETS, $1.897,746 50. Insures lives during tit natural life, or for abort terms; grants snafu' t a -did endowments, and makes contracts of nll kinds .„ epending on the issues oft life. Acting also as' ExeLutors. Trustees and Guardians.— Policies of Lite Insbrance insured at the usual mutual rates of other good Companies—with profits to the lu eared—last Bonus, Jannary, 1861. being 43 per cent. of all premiumti received on mutual policies at joint stock rates, 20 Per cent. lm than the above. •• . • :NON-FORFEITURE By which a Orson pays for 5; 7, or Id years only,lvlten the Policy is paid up for life, and nothing more thit•Anay, and should be be unable, or with to discontinue sboner. the Company will lino a paid-up policy in propcaion to the amount ( . )1 premiums paid. as follows: ' lAt 5 year I At--7 year I At 10 year Rat•e. Rates. Rates. - Atter payment the annual pr ulna (nn polls $1000) tor. On pay't of 4 an. ,a 6 • 4t 8 '1 Anntial premilim 1.. NON-FORFEITURE TElir YEAR TE. Age 20, ' • ' 45 4 7 . - ..530 50 "25 ' t . ;.t.. 34 00 " 30 ' '3B 40 " . 35, ". 40, ' 47 00 t. 45, 53 60 ••••• a 50 ' ~.. 60 30 . Insurance nifty be effected. giUng to any party,on - the death of life lured, a certain 'yearly income by endow ment for. life, thus avoiding - all clptingencies of invest ing the same, alai may be double or treble the yearly interest.' - ALEXANDER WIIILLDIN, President. ' ' SAMUEL WORK, . Vice-President— - ' JOIIN S. WILSON. Secretary anOreasurer. - • ! BOARD OF TRUST - 11dT .s S. ' Alexander Whilldln, , J. Edgar Thompson: lion. Janes Pollock, Ilan. Joseph Allison. Albert C. Roberts, - Jonas Bowman, • Samuel T. Bodine, H. H. Illthldge, George Nugent, 'John Aiknian. Wm. J Howard, . •... 1 Chits, F.llettzlitt , Samuel Worii, • I MEDICAL EXAMINERS. .Y. F. BIRD, al. D., I J EWTON WALE ER, M.D. In attendance at the ; Col:ninny's office daily, at 12 o'clock, M. WM.G. REED, Chambersburg, Pa.. is . the nut l hor [zed Agent of the American Life Insurance and Trust Com pany, and is always prepared to furnish pamphlets or " Inay information wanted, and to take Insurances. DR. J.C. RICHA KOS, Medical Examiner. REFERENCES-4ton. A. K. NfeClore. Rov.S. J.Nic collo, J. K. Nixon, Chombersbuig, and. Wrn. N. Marsh I Costlier Hagerstown Bonk. 00t21,83-tf - NSURANCE' COMPANY OF Noittr i r A3I.ERICA. INCORPORATED 1794. PERPETUAL CHARTER. VA_PITAL EMIG 090 OFFICE.7-,Nd. 232 L WANUT STEEP?: PHILADELPHIA. - This Company are now prosecuting the bus ine-el of fa st/rune° from Loss or Damage by FIRE on Bnildingst Merchandise, Furniture &c.. throughout the State • Pennsylvania. on LIBER AL TERMs, for lona- or short per,ods,; or permanently on Buildings, by a deposit Prentinm. , . - The PRO3OS PAYRENT of CLAIMS (10089E8 finring the periodof nearly SEVENTY YEARS the he rompany-heS been in exietance, entitles them to the confidence of the public. . I Arthur O. Coffin, Samuel W.Jones, John A. Brown, Charles Taylor, Ambrose White, . John R. Neff, Richard D. Wood, William Welsh, William E. Bowen, CIIARLES PLATT, Seey. ARTHUR G.COFETN.Pru. IFM:NrEaLER,- Central Agent at Harrisburg, Pa. vs! U. REED, Chamberebarg, Pa., is the anther -11,,ed Agent:of the Insurance Company of North Ameri ca, and Is always prepared to give any information de eired,and to take Insurances. , ItESERENCES--Charles H. Taylor and John D.brier, Chambereburg. oct 21'63-if OIIR .AGENT.-Mx. JOHN Ggo - yE. , of Glnunberablirg, in the General Agent of the Franklin County Mutual Insurance Company. June 17.'83. WM. Mc LELLAN jt.EMOVAL.—From 433 Market St. to the:laturo Iron Banding 513 Market and MO mmerce Streets. More •Ooodathanafty House fa the United States. - - ,A. H. FRANCISCITS, isi MABICSTi-,4 510, COMMISRCB STS., Xeepa the Largest Stock in the United States of. Suck ets,Brootas t Tub s, Churns, -. Baskets, Brushes, Mats, Measures, Clocki3.Looking.tilasses, Oil Cloths and - Caipets. Window Shades and ,Paper, "'"' ' .• , .Stru tav,es, Japan Weire..ind Weir's. - -: . Atso. Cotton :tatting, Wadding, Twines, Wicking,ltopes in Coils and Dozens, cotton Yarnd, ! Cotton and Linen CarPet-ohe3n.' On r Priees,willaventge /Amer than isnyother - Rause In thiscity. Call and see for yourselves. 1 For flitther Particulars apply to 43: S.SIIIIYOOIII Chamberbnrg. , , 72 00 , 40 GO 2 81 10 70 TOR PRINTING,: in every style p &Art the Oleo dale 71101Elati REPOIMORY 216 it* soon ....... 100.00 70.00 ;3.50 00 ..... -..-... MVP $9lO 7U .-.51.91 62 ....4.612 94 J:l3 tl ..... 910 10 28 60 ..... 144 07 $8,144 114 .... 42 ... 33 --. 13 .- 2Z $0 60 29 00 00 $285 00 00 00 571 401 ''l 400 ' 00 I ' 857 10" '' 800 00' Xmas N.DieksOn, • t 4. Morris 'Wain, John - Mason. • George L. Harrison, Francs R. Pope; Edward 11. Trotter, Edward S.l larks, William Cummings, Groverito, Scr. Tg E._. DRAFT. uiLi.i.tu 0 ELWICKS, WHQtESALE-AND /tET.Aito R o.c kB., - and Dealer in allkinds of blerchandlr has - MADE , ANOTWER nftwr on Philadelphia and New York for - 'NE WGOODS; and anceeeed fubrinaing to • • ,tpe ritr . glat nssortinent, - Merchandise offered In this place. As thfs Mtge stock embraces such a.rastvariety ' of iirticles, it would be impossible to nrinierate articles and give prices. Suffice to sat that this v.tried asseirtment of good. embraces a full and complete a l sortment of GR.OOEBIES• from the common to the moat . choice • and • , • , finest 'grades known • • . to Market. Choice Green and Slack Teas. Chocolate, line Syrups, Sugars„ Coffees, Salt, Fish, Plekles,like, Cheese, fresh Crackers, dAed 'Beane, ilonifriy, Catnip, ' _Pepper Sluice, Tice ' I gar, &C., Ai. Also - , a complete as. . • 'sortment • PURE, FRESIL 'GROUND AND UNGROUND SPICES, AND' BAKING ARTICLES. • All SPlces moll are carefully cleaned and greund on hia own spite mill. Also, a fall variety e Brooms. Buckets, Wash Boards, 2 • Tw in,es QueenNware Stoneware, Bruiheft I Store Polish, • • , Cloice Segue, • Starch Fancy Soaps, - • Common Slopes - Combs, • • , Pocket. Knives, Articles of Hardware, Ln6riiwting Oil, • Keioseno AND 5000 ARTICLES NOT NA,MED, all of which will be sold at cheap figures WHOLESALE AND• RETAIL, Cell and examine, for y Kugel" and be convinced that at • GELWICK'S CHEAP STORE. . le the place for bargains. P. Imre also 1Q1) Bottles of domestic maroxfac ture of stricily pure Gape Wine for stile„ [decl6;63] Eltittingi . THE FRANILIN : .. . : 1 ' CLOTIIING EMPOREQI . , - % - NEWEST ~S,TYL.ES-. , .. LARGEST STOCK—CHEAPEST PRICE. 'The undersigned can assure the Public, and defies enc cessful coutiadietion, that his event 'Heaney) in the East ernAlties enables him to offer nie of thelargeat and most attractive stock of • CLC T IC E 13/1 / Fhe the Fall And Winter Seas of iseatitO be fonu in anysimilar establishment in thifsection. Eyeryva riety of COATS, PANTS, Made in the very,best style and at the lowest prises • GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Such' ae Shirts. Drawers'. Collars, Cravats, Neck Ties, liandicerchiefs.le., &e. Special attention is ceded to thi Departmepk, • CUSTOMERS' ORDERS. I would invite an' examination of my Stock of Fine Cloths.Kessermera.Vestings,S:C., which I manufacture upon special orderw. SPECIAL NOTICE. I would beg to saythat my Goods are manufactured under My own supervisiim and by the very best work men. My present stock le the mesa extensive I have yet had in store and I t:espectintly ask my fries de and tll6 Public to give me meal! before purchasing elsewhere. Remember the old Stand. .1. T. HOSKINSON, Franklin Hotel Building. Corner of the Diamond and West Market Street. _ tet. 7. Chambersburg, Pa. " r 7l_, ELLIOTT, CLOTHIER,' Soldr. swat aracr of the DIA JIWYD, nest sloor 'to the. Bank, CNAMBERSBURG, has just returned from the City with a large stock of superior and seasonable Gooda,such as 40TITS.CASSIMEEES. SATINETTS, JEANS. CORDS,S c.. far Colas. and VELVETS, SATINJI kESEILLES.and other Vestings. Also-'--a very tine selection or READY-MA.pr. CLOTHTNG, !which he prepared to sel l at the. vety lowest market prices. CUSTOMER WORK.—As he employs a first- , -ate cot ter. he is prepared to make up nil kinds of t arments Sir Men and Boys,to order,in the best styles. Sntis inct inn will be guaranteed. A large assortnient,ot GEsTI.MEN'S Fustssimmen ooms, such as Shirts. Drawers. Collars, Handkerchiefs. Sue. penders.Carpet Bags. Umbrellas. &c.. always on hand, Give him a call and save money. [June 1'4'63 T W. SCOTT, GENTLEMEN'S yousisjuNG STORE. and 8117ItT MANUF ORA% No. 814 Chestnut - Street. Feur doors below "Continental." Philadelphia. Particulitrattentitmgi tbordered,Shiita. A perfect flt guaranteed.. Persons at distance can Oder by the following Shirt Measnree • 517.0 around the Neck : " Chest under the Arms : 44 Waist: 44 44 ‘Wrist : • Lengi h of Arrns(bent)fromcent re of back to middle of bowl : Length of Bosom et side " shirt : C: WALBORN & CO'S R ° WHOLESALE AND RETAIL READY:MADE' LINEN AND DRESS STOCK MANUFACTORY, 5 se 7 North Sixth Street,l i haat - klphia.- 811k,Merinoand Cotton IttderSbirta and Drawers-Ora vats, Scarik,Oloree,Handinarchiefs,&c. Shlrta;Wrappers and Dress Stocks made to order - by-measurement, and warranted to give satisfaction. Orders may-bele - ft with S.S. Sataocit,Cbamlierabutg.' 5ep.2.3 - WESTON & BROTHER, hiBRCHANT TAILORS. ito'.`9oo Arch Stmt. Phikuleiphia; Pa. ' - Having received liberal share of patronage from Chain. berebnrg and vicinity, we are encouraged to ask for more: The excellence of our good!' and onr . werk,and the care we take to give entire satisfaction is a sufficient guarantee that we value our reputation. •.• . • ' ' nov 11 , 6.1.1 y , YFitSTON A BROTHER.. kRAIN! GRAIN!! . WASIIMIAIIGH!S BREWEILY, C'hambtrsburg, Pa. The tmderalgood takes' this method of iatorniing. hie friende and the pulplic generally, that be hes tinged Aor a term of yeatethe well known Brewery establiefitnent heretofore conducted - by Mr:Linton' be glad to furnish to hie friend* and the bld Petro& I of the Hattie with the finest ALE nnor the ehorteet'no tie,e and at the Imieet le.. The, jk4gh_Li_it . Oak 'price' will tie paid for tittabelauf idielflrerbitat Chatberebutg.• jffi 2 01.0 4 7 ALF.X.AND,BaIdA,ST3=S.., MO aTJAK.kIZ CITY , BUSINESS CiX, ! LEE,SI Corner of Tiittli and Mends, - PIiLA.DELPHIA, , • ' 1131,121 THE ELVEAREMENT OP L. FAIRBANKS; A: M; for; the Utst four years principal and chief bu t sinesa manager of Bryant. & Stratton's Commercial College. , Conducted on a new system of Actualßusirress Training through the, establishment of legitimate Officers lind counting-house. 'representing different departments 41 Trade and Commerce, and a regular „Bank of Deposit and Issue, giving the Strident all the advantages °tattle; al practice, and qualifying him in the shortest pounds, time and most effective manner for the various duties and employments of business life. The Course of instruction In the . Theoretical Depart - went embaces Book-keeping. Commercial aticulations, Lectures on Business Affairs, Penmanship, Ckunosereicift Fbron Correspondence, dc. In the 1 ' • BUSINESS DEPARTMENT the atqent. entersuponthe Graduating Course. which includes a continuation in the above studies. with their practical application in -all their details. Ile will fa turn fillthe position of Accountant and Proprietor in the various Departments of Wholesale and Retail Trade,' Forwarding, /ebbing, and Commistfon Btrifiess, Bank , " tag, Manufacturing, Mining, Steamboating, etc., mid finally will act as Cashier,' Book-keeper and Teller in the Rankin mach of which positioiethis previous knowlisige will be pat to the fullest plactiCal test. IThis Institistion 'offers to youbg men numerotai vantages not possessed by any other coramerciariollegti iri the State. It is complete in all its appointments. It is theoniy Institution in the State conducted on actinit business principles. The course of instruction is un-, enarpsssed, and may be completed in about one half the time usually spent in other institutions, in consequence of ail entirely.new arsaugement, and the adoption of the new practical siYstem. _ D'plomas awarded upon the completion of the nt mcreial which ;embraces all except the higher sets of Banking, Mannfacturing, Baaraadirig, sfc. dec2-ly Send for a Circular. CHAATBER - SBURG ACADEMY. REFITTED AND .REOROANIZED. , Will commence a new quarter on sjonday s February B. Large additions base been made to its already extonsisn apparatus, a Full and efficient corps of teachers Las - been employed andlno pains or expense spared to reuder.ourn one of the first institutions of learning in the country. Particular attention paid to Teacheraand -young man preparing for College. - A Primary Departinent for little Hoye and 'Girls has been opened in the Acadeniyundercharge of Miss Perkins in which the elements of Spelling, Rending, Writing, Arithnietic„Geogriaphy and Granular will be thoroughly taught'. Tilition ill this department. S 3 per quarter. , QM Choiza Tobacco, Elaltrer Forturtherparticulareeenclfor circular or apply to the Principal V A.CI7LTY. • ' J. R. Kinicr.Y,Priacipal. . ~ -. . A.OVERPTELD, A. R., Latin and R . En glish . A. 11. Talmstra.Commercial Department. , Miss H . El. PERRI:SB, Painiting, Drawing and Principal or Primary Departnient.= - . Arise SARAH FLOW!, Assistant in Primary Department pbambersbnrg.jan 27,'63. ) ' CI=AMBERSBIJRG SEMINARY F r oit YOUNE/ LADIES.—The Spring Session will Commence on Tuesday. Feb. 9th, 1884, but boarders can enter at any time. and will bs charged accordingly. A large attendance, bothin thaprimary and academical do- partments4ives evidence of an interest in the school ndt surpassed in any former period. Mies S. H.Curtie. tent in the higherciepartment, bears testimonials/A bet eminent fitness to instruct id the higher branches, from a' Seminary in the West, where she taught for seroml yesup. - The primary department is Chiefly under the care of Mrs...! C. B. Maxey, the effects of whose energy and eflicieney appear in the flourishing condition of the -department. Miss Z. C. De Forest Is well known as an fibre and expe rienced teacher of music. TUITION.—From $8 to $l5 per session of five months, - Boarding, $BB. • TEACHERS FURNISIIED.chooIs and families to need of teachers, Can hear of young ladies well gnalificii, „chiefly graduates of the institution, by addressing Jan 27-M] Itev.l3:ENlll7*REEVES•Principal. SADDLERY.! SADDLERY !--Sad dies, Bridles, Harness, Cloilars,Trunks,Valises, kcj Sign of the HORSE COLLAR. JEREMIAH OYSTER respectfullyreturnshistbanks to his patrons for the liberal encouragement received from them heretofore,and he would invite them and t he com — rannity generally, who may need any. thing in kb ._ line, to givehim a call at his OLD STAND, on the East ,eide of Main Street. Chambersburg, Jive doors South o- Huber g Tolbert'allardwareStere, where lie keeps con atently on hand every variety 6t SADDLERY ANV HARNESS of his own Manufacture, and he is prepared to sell thesame at terms that defy competition. Every artic:e offered for sale is warranted to be made of the best material and by competent workmen,which will be folly demonstrated on en examination thereof. ' TRITER'S AND VALISES.—He- would also call the attention of persona wanting a good, neat, cheap and« aubstanial Trunk orTalise, to his assortment. June 17,'83. AND VESTS, SADDLE AND HARNESS MAN UPAPTORY.—The,undersigned would respeetfolty announce to his friends and the public generally,that he has taken the SADDLE AND 'HARNESS SHOP for merly carried on by Matthew Gillen, deed, oul WEST MARKET STREET. near the Ctmococheague Creek, in the Borough of Chambersburg, where he manufactures Saddles, Bridleiand Harness, and has constantly on han4 an excellent assortment of Collars, Whips, &c. lleemploylt = none but the hest of Workmen, and con scructs all work from tho best material. TRUNKS arid VALD3ncotstantly on hand, all of which will be sold.ss theapay the cheapest. A continuance of the former pa tronage of the shop is most respectfully solicited. •- une 17, 63 JAMES B. HILLAH IWHIPS ! °WHIPS ! WHIPS S---a Wilma& Sat. rro I &X, corner of Main and Washington Streets, Chambersburg. Pa., minnufactutens of all kinds of WHIPS:. such as Wagon. Carriage' and Riding Whips of various sizes and of superior quality, which they offer to the pnbil&, either by Wholesale or " Retail, at very moderp,to prices. LASHES ot all lengths kept constantly on hand and forsale by the ' , dozen, very Cheap. They also Manufacture superior HORSE COL LARS, to which they invite attention. , _ Orders from &distance solicited and promptly atteid: ed• to - Jima IL '63. BROAD GEA.RS,COtLARS, HAM TERS,tind anything in the Leather Line belonging to the Saddler's bueinees,alwayeenhand and made to or der and on reneotutble terms, at GORDON'S, opposite the Indian Queen Hotel, Main et. 7nne.ll-137 AOENTS.—hscomt.-Zzta, A llnvraxas, No. 808 Mar ket street. Philadelphia. P. S.—Lytens Valley . , Broken Egg and Nnt COAL (dt 'rect from the luines), Itilkesbarre and Pine Grove FOUNDRY -COAL - , LUMBER and SHINGLES, SALT, PLASTER and ILiNCOCK CEMENT. kept Constantly on hand. FLOUR; GRAIN and PRODUCE, of all kinds, purchased at the highest cash prices. sey 9, 63 " WUNDERLICH k-NRA.D., 4., 1 MucationaL A MODEL- BUSINESS COBLEGE, bbUT 2, Maness, &ry QPBORDON HAS A `SITPERIOIt lot of SALES HARNESSiBIIIDLES, STIR- - A , SPtiftS' p ithieh ha will eetVeheap 'for cathor -- good trade. C IL 0R D 0 S - - 7 -successpr „, H. Gonixitr—gives notice to his customer. , and others, that be ia still at the OLD STAND, opposite the Indian Queen Hotel, Main etreet,Chamberaburg, Pa. JEPAIRING DONE AT SHORT notice, on remicumble terms, by C:11. CORDON' vites his friende lo come to see - Satiating Mouriegi. WtNDERLIbH & NEAD, . Ibrwarding and Commission Merchants, North Second Street, opposite the Cumberland , Valley Railroad Depot, CHAMBERRBURG, Pa. Cars run regularly to nnd fiom Philada. & Baltimore. fiIIMBERL'D ;VALLEY WA:IIE- N.} HOUSE. The Forwarding _business will hereafter be conducted , by , C. W. RYSTRR & CO4 at the Ware:: honee of thee. V. Railroad,trhere they hope to recehra a libernl patronage. DEPOTS—Retby & Co., SOS, Market St ,Philadelphia, and John Bingloun,lsl. Llowapd'St..Baltirnore. June -;' SYSTEM Mc TsoB.l. 01.I f LEVIt. - 1 JACOB ZELLBR::' -OILLESPIA 'ZELLER, & PRODUCE AND PRQVISION =WHAM , _AND , 44101.ESALB GROC7sIIB,• • - TiOrth - Wat - Oorner of Eith and-Market Bra, rbnadel-• pl4la. - . Dior 18 . , % att.} . . liCr AND:BILLS, from the finest:lm g 1 the maalleat, In plan orfaaig eOlora,,printoof, at, the of4e of tholfltANlCLlff garoantair.! -.4 4. - i
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