LATEST JEWS!
BY DLIGNETIC TELEGRAM,
W i LUSIVELY FOR THE FRANKLIN REPOSITORY.
Ds the Ohio and Atlontielelegrnph Line.--Offices
at Shryock.',l Book Store and Ft. it. Depot.
Dr. S. fla w in the Senate—Officer% Elect
ed—The Democrats Seek. 19 Obstruct
Business.
Epeciul Dispatch to The 'Franklin - Repository.
,HARRIsBuRG, March .1. -
Dr. St. Clair, the new Union - Senator from
Indiana, appeared in his seat last night andwas
qualified.
senator Johnston immediately thereafter ask
edleave to read a bill ,providing for taking the
vote of the soldiers at the next election. The
DeMberatic Senators objected, and the whole
IS voted agninst the bill.
The Union Senators voted . 11 Ztt in at the elec
tion of a Speaker, and Mr.. - Penny-retains the
Hon. Geo. W. Ifammersly - was elected
clerk, and all the Union candidates for the sub
_Ordinate places—the Democrats not voting. ,:
Senator Lowrey moved that the Senate be
opened with prayer hereafter, and the 16 Dem
oeruts voted solid agains! it!
THE CONFESSIONS AND. EXPERIENCE OF AN
Ilivetui.7-Published fur the benefit, and as a warn
ing and
A. CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suff4 from,Nervous Debility, Premature Deems
of Manhood, 14c., supplying at the same time
THE MEANS' OF SELF CURE,
by one whn'has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical humbug
and quaekery.
By enclosing a post:-paid addressed envelope, sin
tle c,opics maybe had of the author.
ICATIIANIEL MAYFAIR."Ksq..
,Bedford. Kings Co, N. Y.
!r0 D,YBP4PTICS
Gibe strict attention ~ to the o lines,
Assuage your over norvoturtuinds,
GRIN hvtatit by using what you eee
Attached to this smooth poetry.
REMARK::
Orj•iit - iiie the cares so idlentriade
Of ford Dyspepsia's awfal raid: _
, The fact is patent to mall, -
• Bence why with rashes will they call,
Enraptured with our " Bitter wine"'
Reflect and call, or drop aline,
Or send a friend 'ere''tie tco late;
l'hAv clip Odd oat and go right strait
- To No. US Market street.
Gen. Depot of N.UNKEL'S Bitter Wine of lnin
For sale in Chainbersburg, by d. S NIXON.
P YOU wish to impart vigor and clearness
to - he voice, relieve hoarseness Ate.. go at once to
Mil cr & lienshcy's Drug Store' and get a box of
11 vart's Bronchial Troches, the only effectual
rem* in the market. K mar 2
Coucms4iqb COLDS.—Thoit- who are suf
fering from Coughs, Colda, BoarsAless,SoreThioat
should try "Brou'n'e Bronchi . ..it Trochee," a
Ample remedy which has relieved thousands, and
which is in almost every ease effectual.
REPORT OF THE MARKETS
Chtunbersb
.
• CRAM(
Flour—White $7 00
Flour—Red 6 50
-Wheat—White. 1 60
Wheat Iced 150
'Rye ' 125
corn ' ' 1 1)0 1
Oa* ' - 75
Clo . r Seed ' '7 50 '
Timothy 5eed..,........ 800
Flax Seed 2i
Potatoes—Mercer,-
Petatoes—PizikEyes
ERSBURG, March 1,1864
[BY TI.F.GRAPH.I
Philadelphia 'fftyrktts.
Piinanxtrini, March 1.1864
Flour very dull and sales, are only in small lots a',
s6:it'6 25 for superfine $6 500:7 forextra. Si 25(4'9 fi r
extra family Sind fancy.
Nothing d ing in Rye Flour or Corn Meal.
There IS more demand for Wheat. Prices are
firmer. Sales of 4000 bushel of red at $I 60 and of
white at $1 75(EJ1 90.
Rye is scarce. Corn iinprore( d 6000 bushels
of yellow sold at $.l 12E7;1 14 and whi ed 10.
hats are lower. Sales of 5000 bushels of Penna. at
W 2.85 cts.
• ' . ( Baltimore Cattle Markets.. •
BALTIMORE, Feb. Z.
Only 500 head of Beef Cattle were received at the
Seale.. The principal purchasers were Baltimore
butchers. and prices showed a wide range, rules
being,mnde at .11-1 riClB qi 100 lbs. gross for common
to strictly prime Breves, a slight advance in the
better descriptions.
Hogs—Receipts about met the demand, but better
prices were obtained. inferior to prime live Hogs
eomnoinding Slit 75 to SU, au improvement of X. 4
lb. on nil grades.
Sheep—There were only- a few good Sheep at
market the hulk . of the offerings being very inferior.
Sales ranged from 414 . to 8% - c, ns to quality.
zebu abbertiormnito.
{'lo-PARTNERSHIP.—Having associa-4':
ted'with me. this day, February 9th 1864, in the!
mercantile b isines.i L. B. KINDLINE, the business'
firm i
hereafter will be conducted under the nn of WIL
LIAM WALLACE & CO. Having had a liberal
patronage. heretofore, I solicit the same for the new
firm.
_[mar:2-tf] WILLIAM WALLACE.
irudersigu
od has associated with himself, on the lit
roan", 1864, JOHN B. STUART, in the Grocers.
business. under the name and style of SHAFER &
STUART. Thankful for the patronage heretofore
extended to the establishment, he hopes by a strict
attention to business to merit for the new firm a
'continuance of public favor.
'mart JACOB SHAVER.
pUBLIC SALE OF M 0-t NT AiN
LAND.—The undersigned,' Administrator and
Trustee of,Joim Renfrew, deo'd., will expose to
Public sale. sit the House of John Spidel, 1 mile
shove. Greenwood, on Scou'edav the 19th dap of
.Sfareh,_lK4, at I o'clock. P. IL the following des
cribed Lots. situate on the Chambenhurg Turnpike
Il.oad, one mile east of Greenwood. near the Rolling
Mill of T. Stevens, Enf., THREE LOTS. via: No.
1. Cqntaining 10 Acres and 12,5 Porches. No. 2. Con
taintng 10 Acres and 125 Perches. No. 3, Containing
17 Acres and 30 Perches, neat measure. These Lots
are well covered with a superior quality of Good
Thither. Chestnut and Oak of a else suitable for
Rails; Posts. Lumber, Ice,
Terns.- One half the purchase money to be 'paid
en the lil day of April. 1804, and the talanee on the
IA day of April, 1%5, with interest from the Ist day
of April 1864.
Persons wanting to see the property. before the
day of Sale, will call on Henry Szsoonhour, living
opposite to the Lots. S. It. BURNS,
`march 2-3t* Achn's, and Trustee St' J. Renfrew.
a- 1-
IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
LA Post Office at Chambersburg, March 1, MI.
' Barrett Dr W M Hall Samuel:li' Rider Joseph
Herkimer Daniel Hamilton Mug 2 Boating. Maur R
Boon Daniel Harlacher Em Snider John
Butter Mary Henkel -Sam'l L Rostinburger JEf
,Blank Edvile F Rocker Edwin Roger Mrs Mal
Bower Lorentz Hassler J D ‘, Snider John '
Bushbey Akira, Ives M A .- . 1 Smith Vince
'Bach H F Johnson John Staily Clay
•
Bowman Mrs C Jones Mrs Cath Schnop Lewis
Brooks 'Rebecca Johnson D W Sbealey Mathias
BeltinCE Rime EII . Snyder Sat Alv
Cohen Henri 'Ramis° Daniel Sheetz Mrs M M
'Clark ire E, J Rattner Rachel Stouffer Daniel
, CourseY David P Renedy Wm A Smith Mariah
Colverson,D. D Langenbeiger D Smith Wilson S
Center James Lefever Enoch Skelly - George
Delany Cath'n Lyon James G Shirt:. Juniata 2
DnU Abraham- Lehman Leak Smith Mrs Eliza
:pitman Cal . Leidich Jacob Spriggs Elias
4A,f
t!' Downey John Montgomtry Cpt Smith Mohulcla
-11 owning Mrs' Afiller M Ellen Truett William
Deal Isaac Miller Rate Townoy John H
-.Eberly EM 2 . eKeeverWm Werner Henry
1 Eberly Daniel McCormic John Winstor Cath
:U,ker William Minialt-Leanord Wise Addelo
.Bichelbergor A McCoy Mary M Young Charles
',Grove Samuel Newman Chas E Young. Reuben
. Honk Sam'l 5 Hamlet Miss 3i Tome Mattrias
Hunt Sohn - t.
• ' ' Persons calling for the above La'
•i; tiey that they have. een advertise/ NV
:, •,• J.
tit
rg Itarkete.
Butter.3o
,
"Egg 18
d
s. • - .
Lar ' 9
Tallow 9
Bacon—llan*. 14.
Bacon—Sides 10'
Soup'Beans - '2 00
Washed Wool 60
Unwashed Wool • 40
Pared Peaches 300
trupared Peaches... I 50
Dried Apples 2 00
: tters will please
• DEAL; P. M.
'ffixtu abbertformtnto.
- . P . L E C.T I 0 N. Election of
FIVE MANAGERS and "a TREASURER of
the Chambersburg Turnpike Road- Company will
be held at the Public House of Michael Grove, in
the Borough of Chambersburg, on:Mohday, the 13th
cloy of March, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
march 2-2 t GEO. CHAMBERS, Prcs't.
1011/REMIUM. CHESTER WHITE PIGS.
Jr- Progeny of Hogs that have talten State S and
UNITED STATES‘'PREAtIUMS: '
Sent h y,Express to all parts of the "United State,
Canada, Cuba and South America. in pairs not akil,
Address. , N. P. BOYER & CO..
mar 2-3 m) Coatesville; Chester Co„ Penna.
PUBLIC SALE.—There will be
sold. by Public Sale at the residence of the
subscriber, on the Farm of Mr. Jab Cook, about 8
miles South-East of Cbatubersburg, on IfondaV.
the , l4th dog of Morrh. 1864, the following Personal
Property; viz: FOUR HORSES, 15 head of Cattle,
5 of which are 'Mitch Cows. the balance Young Cat
tle . 7 h ea d of Sheep, b young Shotes. 2 Brood Sows
wit'h Pig, &e. Also, a large quantity of Farm Im
plements; consisting of 2 Broad-Tread Wagons, 1
'Narrow-Tread Wagon, 1 one-horse Wagon. one
Spring Rake, - Sm. Also, 1 new GRAIN DRILL, 4
Barshear Plows, 4 Shovel Plows. 2 Harrows, 1 Wind
mill, 2 sets Breechbaxubs. 8 gets front Gears. Cow
Chains. Fifth Chains; Double Trees, Single Trees.
£c. Also. Cornr.bY the Barrel,, Potatoes by the
bushel, Applebutter the Crock. And a great many
articles not necessary to enumerate. Also. Lard by
the pound andabout one Thousand Poilnds Bacon.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, Oti said dwv, when
a credit of Nine Months will be given on all sums
over Five Dollars. ' PRIMP SUMMER.
march 2-2 t F. A. ZkiturAN,' Auctioneer.
N E w
GOODS
The subscribers arc now offering &Urge lot of
Linen Duck,
Damask Iluckaback,
Russia * Diaper And CraSh,
Irish Linen, &e.
• • 100 doz Pe TA int and '
' • Sift; Glove,
Extra super qtiality Black and. entered Brea Silks,
Cloths and Cassinteres,
and 13 Bombazines, -
and 156' Black anti Volored Delains,
Blink Alpaca's,
Cocheco, lieliinac and
Epragues Prints.
100 doz super Preach Shirt Fronts,'
100 Balmoral•Ekirte,
Water Pfoof Cleths, .
Brna - sells, Extra sup and. sup Ingrain Carpets,
1, 1'4,13,j, 2, 23 Floor Oilcloths,
200 doz Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,
Cocoa and Canton Matting.
500 yards Dutch Carpet
mar 21
WM. WALLACE & CO
40HICULTURAL CHEMICAL COS
•PHEAP FERTILIZERS.
PABULETTE.
This Fertilizer is composed of niltht soil and the
fertilizing elements of urine, combined, chemically
and mechanically with other valuable fertilizing
• agents and absorbents.
It is reduced to a pulverulent condition, ready for
immediate use, and without loss of, its highly nitro
genous fertilizing properties,
Its universal applicability to all crofts and soils.
arid its durability and active qualitte , , are well
known to be all that agriculturibtS can desire.—
$2.5 per Ton.
CHEMICAL COMPOST.
This Fertilizer is largely composed of animal mat
ter. such as meat, bone, fish, leather, hair and wool,
together with chemicals, and inorganic fertilizers,
„whieb . decomporie theniess, and retain the nitrogen
ous elcutants. it 1$ therowaixti - impreanat" , l with
urine, and the thinner portions Of night soil.
It is a very valuable fertilizer for field crops gen
erally, and especially for potatoes,' and garden par
.
";:Pops.
it excellent qualities, ,strength and cheapness.
,havt made it very popular !With ail who have used
it. Price, $25 per Ton. ' f
TREE AND FRUIT FERTILIZER.,
; It is a highly phosphatic fertilizer, and is partien
larly adapted for the cultivation of trees, fruits.
lawns and flowers. It will promote n very vigorous
and healthy growth of wood and fruit, and- largely
increase the quantity and perfect the maturity of
the fruit.. For hot-hous6 and household plants and
flowers. it will be found an indispensable article to
secure their greatest perfection. It will prevent and
cure diseased conditions of the peach and grape,
and is excellent for grass and lawns. )
. The formula or method of combining its constitu
ent fertilizing ingredients have received the highest
approval of eminent chemists and scientific agritul
turista. Price. 4' 4 50 per 'Ton.
PHOSPHATE OF LIME.(
.The Agricultural Chemical Company manufacture
a Phosphate of Lime in accordance with a new and
valuable formula, by which a very superior' article
is produced, so as to be afforded u a less price than
other manufacturers charge. Praetical tests have,
proved that its value, as a fertilizer, is equal to the
best Phosphate-of Lime in the market. Price, $45
per
TE T RM on.
S CASlL—Cartage and Freight to be paid
by the Purchaser.- '0 •
AGRICULTURAL CIIEMICAW,CO'S WORK'S.
AT CAIqAT, WHARF, 0"i" THE OntAvtAttg.
Office, 413% Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
R. B. FITTS., General Agent.
The Company's Pamphlet Circular, embracing
full directions for using the above Fertilizers, sent
by mail free. when requested. (march 2-3nr.j
TREES! TREES!! 'TREES!!!
DfPORTAN'r TO FARMERS AND
.rp.urr GROWERS
EIRE CHANCES AND INDUqrXEN7B orinr.sh.
100,003 Extra large Apple Trees. st;l3 ,. • p to 10feet high.
for said on reasonable terms, considering the
quality or trees and fruit offered
As the custom of planting largi appletrees along
the fences of Farms is-beginning to attract the at-
I •
teotiOa it deserves , the above offers fair oPPottuni-
tylin• the purpose
firge trees earerany taken etp, planted carefully
and attended to for a few years until well established
Will be foind to tare a more libetaf retarn thus sit-
uated than the trees standing in erowded and ill ut-1
tended orchards. Thits set in thel full sun and free
air, 'receiving the regular tillage
the field., they will be found to d
the crop but slightly by exharudil
ether hand, they will cheek• the
and in a measure want of;
tirely cleared away. Also, some
EXTRA LARGE EVERPR
SHAM TR
for immediate effect. Alliriquirie
ke., pv5141419 answered.
DAViD
Cur
mar 24a
200 doz Hosiery,
30 pieces
,ICussia Duck,
d manuring of
Well, and injure
I.n, while on the
•a blast of winds
e forest so en-,
S AND
B regarding prices
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d Nareteriek
Cdiiwe:-Pa,
7 :litifi c Itiittki4= ltociiitmil ..ttyl, "184. -,,
ROD -abbtrtisertent.
THE AMERICAN BANK NOTE'
PORTER.—eublisheti
Scmi-Monthly d $2l Monthly— • q
,The only Bank Note Renorterin the country with
Quotations in' POUR CITIES.
Subscriptions may commence with any month.—
Terms al waya cash in advance. All communications
should be addrwato S. E. COHEN.
mar 2-3tl :43 South Third Street, Phila.
VOTICE OF
-LI is hereby given to the heirs and legal represen
tations of John Slic'hter, late of Scotland. Green
twp., - Fmnklin oounty, deed.,that alarit of inquest
has been issued by the, Orphans' Court and planed
in my bends for II eieention, to value and appraise
the seal Estnte kvf said decedent, and that I have
filed Weritteadity the 23(1 of ifurcb. ne.tt. for the •ese
ention of the writ aforeiaid, when and ,where ,you
may attend if you see proper.
mar 21 SAWL BRANDT. Sheriff.
NURSERY STOCK OF EVERY VARIETY.
0 T
SELLING OFF AT LESS TPA COST.
GEY.•NEGLEY'S
BAY WOOD NURSERY and ROSE GARDEN,
EAST LIBERTY, ALLEGHENY CO., PA.
. Over FIFTY ACRES nniler-tultivation of the
choicest virieties. of everything to be foundin
FIRST CLASS ,'); MKS E . Y
OF "
FRUIT AND-ORNANIEN. TAL TREES,
. ,
Shrubs and 'plants. Olin fine condition and carefully
labeled. The ROSE is the speciality iu the floral
department: many of its rarest varieties being im
ported direct from France.
Owing to (len. Ncgley's absencO in the army, we
are selling out the concern. and We invite orders
large or small, as well from the trade as from private
customers,' s , , Ve still retain the former foreman, Mr.
Kenny, who has I , •en employed in the establish
ment for the years,,eo as to secure perfect ac
curacy, and : careful package in filling orders.
SEELY A: MELLON.
march 2-3 m East Liberty. Allegheny Cn:. Pa
171 LT B C SAL E.--The subscriber,
intintling to remove West, will offer at Public
Sale. ,at his residence in Chambersburg, corner of
Washington and Water streets, on Saturdiiy, the I.:Wt
dog it( illoy , ch; WA, the following Personal Prophr
ty, to wit:. One new FARM WAGON, 33 tread:
spring Wagon • 1 - Rockaway Buggy :1 Sulky t the
wood-work 'ofl broad-tread 'Wagon: the wood-work
of 3Shovel Plows, 1 fonr-horse Power with Tumb
ling Shaft and Band Wheel attachisl, &o. Also, 1
FAMILY' HORSE, 2 Shotes : 1 set of Single Har
ness, 1 .RidingSaddle,l Side Saddle, Riding Bridles,
pair of Check Lines. Halters and Halter Chains,.
&e. Also, 2 GRAIN DRILLS, I pair Ilay Carriers,
one pair new Tongue and Stay Chains, &c. Also. 1
Lathe for, drilling "he t 2 Tire Benders ; 1 elegant
Screw Plate:l small do., &c. Also, 1 Wheelbar
row,.l Log Chain. 1 Ash Hopper, 1 Meat Block and
Bench, 1 larg , Stone Sledge, S,tone Hammer, Mat
tock, Dig, ing Iron, RakeN,For4,Shorpls, Sze. Also,
a lot of Carpenter's Tools. consisting; in part, of-3
Work Benches, Planes. Augurs, Chissels, .Souttres.
Saws, Hammers, Hand Saws, Falling Axes, I Foot-
Adze, Cross Cnt Saw. 1 first-rate hand-Bering
Machine and Bits,Mortising Machine, &o. Also,
a lot of Lumber of ,n-ariou,s sizes, plot of sawed Fel
lows, a lot of split Wagon-Maker's Stuff. &c. • Also,
a general variety of House and Kitchen Furniture,
embracing 4 Bedsteads, 1 Crib. 1 Bureaml. Secretary.
1 Corner Cupboard, 4 sets of Chairs, llarge Rocking
Chair, 1 small d0.,2 Tables 1 Sink, 1 Clock. 1 Cook
Stove and Apparatus. 2 ten-plate Stoves, 1 Parlor
Stove, 1 Copper Kettle. 2 new ThermometerChnrns„
1 Barrel Churn. Queens, Tin and Crockery Ware,
Tubs. Barrels, Meat Vessels, and an almost endless
variety of articles. Also, Corn and Potatoes by the
Bushel, Rye Straw by the bundle, &c. Also, Baeud
and Lard by' the pound.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock. on said day, when
the terms will be made known by •
march 2-2 t DANIEL STROCK.
pyRA. INDUCEMENTS.
Persons sending $1 may select seeds at Cata
logue prices amounting to .$1 10
Persons sending $2 may select seeds at Cata
logue prices amounting to 2 25
Persons sendsng may select seeds at Cata
logue prices nmounting,to 3 50
Persons sending $4 may select seeds at sCata
logne prices amounting to 4 75
Persons sending a. 5 may select seeds at Cata
logue prices amounting to. 690
Persons sending $lO may select seeds at Cata
logue prices amounting to 13 00
These will be put up together and send to one ad
dress, or in seperate packages and mailed to the ad
dress of each individual forming a club: as may be
desired. In all cases thg postage 'will be prepaid.
The same deduction will of course be made to any
person ordering. I would again call attention to .iny
selection of Asters, in collections. (for a description
see page lb.) which I think is the finest ever offered.
I sell the collection at $l,OO, yet if selected sepdr
lately from the Catalogue it amounts to $1.45. Alpo
my German Stocks, Balsams Paredes, Carnation,
Pkotee Pinks, Cineraria. and 'Cab:whirl:l.
all of which have been received from the mosteule
heated growers in England. Scotland and Germany,
and are of first quality. If it should be inconven
ient for you to make your own selection, by enclos
ing the amount you arc desirous of expending, and
stating for what purpose the t.ectis arcrequired. yea
may rest assured thatl will - make the selections in
the most judicious and liberal manner.
Persons wanting a larger quantity or wanting to
act as agent will please address me.
During the past two years, our collections of Plow
er Seeds by mail. have been sent to almost every
State in the Union, and so far as we have learned.
have given universal satisfaction, and it is our earn
est endeavor to make these collections not only
second to none, but to make them superior to those
sent from any other establishment in the country
'N. B. Particular attention should be paid to giv
ing The Address,Town, o.artly and Sate'fajtatl.—
Catalogues will b sent to all applicants upon a re
ceipt of a three cent gamy(' Address.
JONES,
mar2-2ra Chatham 4 Corners. Col. en.. N. Y
tOURTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
of the AMEBIC-IV LIFE INSURANCE
TRUST Co.. ll'Autcnr STREET, SOITTIT-lIMIT COIL
Founn. Philadelphia, for the year ending Decem
ber nat., 1863.
RECEIPTS. •
Premiuins received $162,670 2,4
Interest " 38,677 20
Rents ' 2,018 17
$2(X1,385 61
DISBURSEM.ENTS.
Life Losses Sr paid anumnting . $82.136 18
Commis:fives, Travelling Agents, aud Ex
penses of Agencies - 27,838 22
Bonus Certificates purchased, and Divi
dends paid,„
Salaries and „I'ifc4icul Examinations.
. . . .
Real &lade, Taxes, 1,367 69
Return premiums and Policies bought.: 7,te;6
Printing, Xdyert'g, Stution'y, Stamps, kie. 7,541 66
ASSETS,
$lOO.OOO U. S. 5-20 Loan
RA Shares Penna.. 'Rail Road Stock
$10.(X)0 Wyoming Canal Bonds
... 4 410,000 State of fel:muse° Bonds
$lO,OOO Phila. & Erie Rail Road Bonds:
442 Shares Corn Exchange Bank
$lO,OOO Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Rail Road Bonds
20 Shares Consolidation Bank
02,000 Alleghany County Bonds
*9,0(l0 _Reading Rail Roakflonds • .
107 Shares Farmers Bank of Reading...
SB.3oo;City of Pittsburg and other Bonds
142 Shares,Williamsport Water Coinp'y e
53,000 City of Philadelphia Loan -
102 Shares American Life InsuratMe
' , and Trust Cmupans
ort gag , Regd. Estate and Groundltenh43o' 9,313 6Q.,
Loans on Collaterals amply sceured....; .... 159,533 94.
Premium notes secured by .. 54,250, Xi:,
Cash in hands of Agents secured by Bonds 12,770; 62
Cash on hand and in Banks 33,358 53
8,440
VALVE OF F13T1311,E
Calculated to• December Met, 1963_ ..... 31,700,249 65
NET' VALUE OF PJLICIES
Or amount necessary to reinsure all out
standing risks , - 5158,482 63
Philadelphia, Feb. 1661.
The Trustees have this day declared a Dividend
of FIFTY PER CENT, - on all premiums received
upon Minuet. Poiacuts • during the year „ending
December-3120863, and in force at that ,dite, the
above amount to be credited to said Policies, and
have also ordered the diiidend of 1860 on Policies
issued during,that year to
_be paid, as Hie 'mutual
premiums on.said PoliciesCE arRS. e received. 1 _ -- s: ••
OFFI
• President—Alexander Whilldin, • I - :
Secretary and Treasurer—John S. Wilson.
BOARD OF: TRUSTEES.—Alexander whinaiti,
J. Edgar Thomson,LGeorge Nugent, lbw. James Pol
lock Albert C. Roberts, P. B. Mingle, Samuel
Worit, William J. Howard, Hon:•Joseph Allison,
Samuel T. Rodino, John Aikman, Charles F. Heim
lit.kleaao Haslehurst. -
Wm. G. REED, Chambersburg. Pa, is the author
ized) .Agent of the American Life iteuranee and
Trust Company, and is always preps dto furnish
pamphleteer any information wanted, and to take
Insurances. OFFICE, in the -.Etposit ry Building.
Da. 3. C. Rtunkans, MedicalExami;
REFERENCES—Hon. A.R. AfeClur 'Bev. S. 3,
Hella. 3, 8. -Nixon, Chamberaburg an Win. M.
Marsha Cmhier Hagorstoym Bank. 2 ' , [niarill 2.
.
Rri ‘ )3 Mibioettinttl;
AGRICULTURIL I.lli`LEO NT
AXD MACIIINERY,_
We are now prepared to fill orders for
•• AGIIICULTURAL ptPLEfTtiTcl
- 3-IACIILNER'Y OF ALL KINDS,
as well as SMALL TOOTS for the Farm and Gar
? den, such as
Spades. Shovels; .
Forkes,Rakes, ete.:"{ i•
arid Gra,v-11oulis.
Se:yther, and 6 s cythe-Stones,
and Agricultural hardware
:" ' •
in general .. . i i
We offei; alai), %largo assortment of Our `oi . ninan•••
l ufaeture of ' : , i
4inY-CP tiers,
alturnF: ', ' ' - : ,
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•.,
•,
Coffee and Grain Mille, : ' ' ; •
. .
Sugar Mill, r Grocers' tise.,,z ~
.. . Store rucks of carious patterns,
. , Road Scrapers.
. ,
Wfieel-)3arrairs, etc.
, .
of all kinds;sucil ag
Coen Simerphanhato of Lime, .
P re Ground Pon-C. ;
- Peruvifin Guano and Poudrette
IN OUR SEED DEPARTAIENt
will be found a complete selection ei6bedkind,
Ot vegetable, Flower - • • "
and-Grass Seed. 4,
• 'and Seed Grain
rais.edexnht=ly for the inoat. reliable
FOREIGNGROWERS.
The Juirernitting personal attention pf the best
r•Seedimeii given to their quality, and our cut-tiVm-,
ers' mar rely on their freshness and pnrity in all re-
mode.
{Cc sell in small or large 4uantitic9to'snit purrha'-'
sons, and send in small lot by mail to all partS of .
tho 'United states.
We wit' forward Price-L4ts and Descriptive Circu-
tars to all desiring them
R. IL ALLEYS CO.,
189:111 andl.93 Water 'Street, Yew Yerl
The improved
with Steel Folding Finger-Bar and two
5 now ready for gale-
In convenience and lightness of draft, this is su
perior even to the'old Style of Allen , Mower sotlong.
and so deserredly, pOnalar
It has ‘ litcrally no inane, and nearly'
with the n ticeptioii of -DriCe-Wheels and Gears, are
made of Steel or Wrought and Maleable Iron. It k
thus the sttongt and lightest machine in the
ei.tiitivs DTfiTTLT.E
• - - • TlV't POR,
REif•TORII GRE:Y AND FADED JIAIR AN')
To Pis -1'.471.7114:C0L0R.,
sn ittoe r LCXCCIOC3 PRESSISG
FOR TH, HAIR AND HEAT).
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
VD, -
Eradicates Dandruff.
CLARK'S .RESTORATIV.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, •
Pievantaita falling off.
• •
MARK'S RESTORATIVE. '
" Is an unequalled Pressing
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Children
_
.
CLARK'S. RESTORATIVE,
Is good fort adiCe
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
i s
good
old p:mpte
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. - - 1
e • Ia RerfOtli hannleo
25,759 62
10,047 00
:f2LAII.Ii'S I,cgSTORATIVE, • :
Ctintainf, no Oil
CLARK'S RESTORATIVD, ;
, - ,118 not a Dye
2 1 14:4566 71
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, , •
Beituiifios the Hair
MARK'S HESTORATIV_Ii 0 ,
180
for Whiskers
CLARK'S RESTORATIVR, ' •
• Kocps the he' t ir in Vs Place.
CLARK'S ALSTORATIVE, -
. • Cures S'erveuq headache.
-
CLARK'S. RESTORATIVK i •
„ • , : • PrevCnts ErUptione
240,188 70
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Etopsiteltink and Burning
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
(4,116 Bead coot
CLARK'S RESTORATIV_E
perfumed.
CLARK'S ' Rte T °/ . 14-I : lV Y'.c on . ' no Sediment
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
• contains no Gum
CLARK'S' RESTORATIVE,"
.Polishes sour Hair
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. •
Prepares you for Parties.
CLARK'S IqSTORATIVSkre
nrss you for Boo '
ARK'S RESTORATIVE,_
Ml l LoAltOsnoo it.
RESTORA7I
rio L ady will do withontit,
CLARK'S 'RESTORATIVE, , •
' Costa but sl,
CLARK'S RESTGRATTVE. • •
Is Sold by Drugglits and Dealers evtrynk ere.
Prism. Der bottle—Oottles,for S. -- :
- G. G, MARK & CO.,
- . Dionurroka.
D. S. Earnest CO.; Nair, Yotk,
' mak 2-1.7501tl 01311 01- 4 de nte.
MED
CLIPPER ':IIQW•ING M:,tCHINE,
Dri
RESTORA-
Rest Ores tho eolor
P.romot6 itm Growth
Ix
• I
jleb) alibmigemtnts.
if
SIO X .de! 11 A: 31 L I X'•' 8
..L. 7 MOTET bIIG-ANS -
• I.,sstn: : -
. - M.E L.O'D i.O NS. 1
._ . .
- Deieriptienpamphietsfurnishedgratis at the Doeit
'Stare off , ' k ' S. S. SHRiOCK,
AI3ENTi for . Mason & llatelin's- Musical .ristru
meats. I . i • ' '
Prices the same as in New.Yerk and Boston, r,as
I freight: - , Emar2-til I
i M
A31,0".N . -1 A
-ZI. T-E:rIDI,
, - I PACIFIC
Areat guano: containing - from , seventy: to eight
percent of PHOSPBATE OF LIME,
• which has been added , by a chemical Process.a I'
pot ctlge of actual Ammonia,s otlL I that it can} ioe v aizra,matiagite4ut.ifstie A or
I tuti• other fertilizer.
I Paniphlets with copies of Analizers by Dr. Jack
-1 son. Mass.. State 4 .ssver, and Dr. Siebb.:., of Bigti
rnorlant.l testurionialsTroroseier . ttific Agriculturists
showing its value. - Canbe_obtamed from
J.F. . BAKER, & CO..
I
S'ELL,ING AGENT or S,
march 2-Iy. ',7 Wall Street. N PIO (York. I
Irtin.P. C tI - VATZO N
or'
/ • , ' '
p ' 1 THSE CRANBERRY
is Watch 'inore only arid successful in The
C031310X, Dlty SOIL OP PRIVATE OARDENs,
'MARKET GARDENS, OR IN
FIELD curaugp,
than in the usual clumsy way in bogs and meadows.
- - The yitild this season, in my method_
r of culture' was over
FOUR HOIDRED BUSHELS PER ACRE.
Explicit directions for ettltiVation, with price ,of
CRANBERRY PLANTS
{ AND - ALL OTHER 118411 L AHD ORNAMENTAL
TREES,:PLANTS AND SHRUBS,
will .3e ; send by =Mg. Plants prepald by
B. M. WATBO,
' ' • Old Colony Nurseries,
Plymouth. Mass.
TREES, AND PLA-ST,S
„ OF ALL KINDS, -
DICIDUOUS AND ,EVERGREEN,
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL,
in all sizes, atloir rates. Puro!taiers should
-, send for new
- _
PRIcp.LST FOR 1864,
BSFOLLE euticitasno Erstramix.
darriege paid to Boston, Newport and. Now York. ; . 1
• (- B. M. WATSON, -
01d Colony Nurseries,
Plymouth, Mass.
—2
, • •
L. A , N,T s, 4. 'ND SEEI)S
•i
prepaid; by mall,
N. EA.T
• VA.RIETY
IiI§TINOW READY.
lEI
13. M. WATSON.--
1 _
Plymouth, gam
I G , A.II,DEN
fell 1864. •
VIRES
GARDENERS;. 34RKET GARDENERS
i AND OTHERS.
PIi,RCIO,II,N - G SEEDS - IN
SAULT, OR /AWE QUANTITIES,
by !ending iliet a what they require,
WILL RECEIVE SAME EY IETURN
, 01' MAIL,
with tliejowest possible prices annexed for caalu
~ C ADRIAGE PAID TO ,
BOSTON AND NRIV YORK.
Seeds pre-paid by mail.
B. M WATSON,
Old:Colcmy Nurseries,
- Plymouth. Mass
=1
nrio .4.!GEN'Ts; AND DEALERS
T'RE'ES AND
,SEED,
AND
Td CLUBS.
*tiolosato, , Catalogue, for 1864
IN NOW HEADY.
Cairiage of Packages paid to
BOSTON, 'NEWPORT AND NEW YORE
.13.-M. WATSON,
Old Colony Nurseries, •.
Plymouth, Man.
march ;2..'hn
ICUNIK:EL'S CE4EBItitED
A•iL.
Hitter Wine of Iron.
Bitter Wine of Iron. 1.
Hitter Wine of iron. (
Bitter Wine of Iron.
'- 1 The Great Tonic
i• 1 , • • • . 'The Great Tonic
, .
' The Great Tonic
The Great Tonic
• . ,•
cpsia and Indigestion; .
Nm.l.lsPepsia'and. Indigestion,
For'DyspePiim and•lndigeition,
For Dyspepsia and-Indigestion, • •
int. Weak Stomachs and General Debility..
Vor Weak-Stomachs and General Debility.
• Foe Weak Stomachs and General Debility.
. kor Weak Stomachs and Gen al Debility.
Reliable and Sure to do Good,
Reliable and Sure to do Good,
Reliable and Sore to do Good,
Reliable and Sure to dd Good, .
I i
It Costs but little and Purifies the Blood. '
It• Costs Wit, little and Purifies the Blood.
It Costs lat,llttle'and Purifies the Blood.
Ft Ovtibut *ttle and Purifies the Blood. •
-
••-
. - • • • Weonly ask a Trial.
4. 01313' ask a Trial.
e only ask a Trial.
, . 1 , 1 .
• , We only ask a Thal.
Of this Valuable Tonle.
Of this Valuable Took. .
Of this ValuableTonle, - --
Of this Valuable Tonic.
Orly, 75 Cts. and One Dollar per Battle.
- - Only.7s•Cts. and .one Dollar p er Bottle.
• .
Only 75 Ots. and One Dollar liar Bottle.
• - Only 75 Cts. and One Dollar pet... Bottle.
ilisaufaetnid solely by S. A. KUHR= k DEW.
General Depot, 111111arket St., Harrisburg, Pa. J. -
S. I , llXOlq, Agent, Cluunberolurg, Pa. oc2R -6 P 3 .
• • •
Et
MEM
k DMINISTRATOR'S.
NOTICE. =-
..11L-lice is hereby given that Letters of Admit-lißon on the Estate of Anna W, Wingert, late of
Washington township, deceased. have - been muted
to the undersigned, residing in WaShingten tap,
All persons knot...ag themselves indebted to said
_Estate will,please make immediate payment; and
those hp'ng claims will "resent .them properly
an th er & o settlement , '
march 2.- AARON C. - WINGERTt Adm i t.
- LO F LOWER
SEEDS BY MAIL.—
Floier Seeds from their compactness and filit
weight, can be safely and speedily transported /
mail t o a ny part of the country. thereW giving those
who live remote from the larger towns: and cities.
where they can be procured, nearly an equel chance
with those living in them, for procuring,at a moder
ate rate, all the choice and rare Mirietici. - "- For- the
accomplishment of this purpose; we offer the follow
ing co ll ec ti ons , comprising the most beautiful- and
showy Annuals, Biennials. and• Perennials, which
will be sent by mail free of postaite, to any part of
the United States, at thefolloWnig prices
• ASTERS.
12 ell. fine var. Tpaff, new ironT-frird • $1 25
24 selected - ...- ....... 250
6 splendid' , ' , peony - perfection 1, 00
'
6 finest' globe , .''7s
10 beautiful " dwrf. ehrysanthe'm * . 100
It) splendid • " Giant Emperor.- ...... ...... 150
~..8 splendid. var. Reid ' s new Quilled. 75
'tfiuest var. Double O.:cards/4n SO
12 extra fine var. P}Tansidal Bouquet.. 1 00
"12 superior var. Quilled 1 (10
8 beautiful var. new Ranunculus, How'd.. * - 75
4 very fine var. new Hedgehog.. * ... 40
In addition to these I put up a collection of As
ters which I consider to be the finest ever sent. out,
it contains 10 packages of mixed colors of the _fol
lowing kinds, viz: Trutibut's New "Peorg, Peony
Perfection, Giant Emperor; Imbriquo Pozoonit,
"German Quilled, Benin:malts, Hedge Hog, field s
Improved, La Supurba, and the beautiful' new-Aster
Splendens. No one who delights to grow fine Sow
ers, should. fail to semi for one of these packages.- -
Pnee-$,lOO.
RALSAMS. 12 flnest.prize .Balsams $1 00
'GERMAN STOCKS. 12 superb new varieties,
ten week large flowering 1 00
8 beautiful new varieties, perpetual -
, • large flowering 7$
" 12 select prize, var. _Hollyhocks, Eng
_ lish, from Downie, Laird and Laing's
, celebrated collection saved from prize '• •
flower 1 50
10 Finest, varieties Marigold ) .. 75
.:. 6-Newest • Marvel of Peru.. 40
- 5 Select ' , 25
" Nemohpila -
'l2l)ist.inet r " - Ornamental Gross-- 1.00
12 Gourds— • 1 00
8 Beautiful " Phlox Drunimondii— - 75
Finest ' -" Petunias - 50
GERMAN FLOWER SEEDS, 12 Splendid •
.
var. Pinks, Carnation • 2 60
" 12 Splendid varieties - .2ink Pieotee - 250
" 8 Distinct Portnlaces 95
" 8 Finest " Sweet Peas...,. 40
•::',' 6 Splendid var. geabiosa large How'd.. 60
6 Extra fine " Snapdragon - 60
" 12 Selected " Salpiglossis • " , 75
" 12-Superb " Wallflower, double—. 75
. 8
Siits4ew " .
. .Cocksc i on! Cockscombs... 7s_
" Fiti. " Calliopsis - '45
-
" ii 13ele . iied " Cl.iinbuif plants. 50
O 20 " Inc cuing newest- 2al
Distinct
'' ". Delphinium 75
" ' . 18 FinestFinestl °him:nulls 75
ANTIRRITINTIM MARIS. • •
Album, pure. white; 2 feet 10
- Brilliant, crimson and White, ?, feet - ' - 10
Ceryophilloides, magnificently striped, 2 feet.. 10
Defile, rosy carmine and white, 2 feet. - 40
Firefly, orange-scarlet-and white, 2 feet 10
Roildos Feux, brilliant scarlet, 2 feet- 10
-Striped .t
Mixed Lt )
' . (to
Downie, Laird and Laingsifinest Prize - 25
.AN AGALLIS,
Garibaldi, a most bee utiful vermillion var, ttoW 15
Napoleon EEL maroon, 1 - 2 foot -10
Indica,. blue; fine trailer, from Nepali), Woot. -10
ALONSOA,-
Wars.zetvicztbright crirrison,from Chili,l%fe et 10
(Irandiflora, large flowered, bright scarlet; 2ft 10
-BALSAM, - - -- -
Finest prize, from I)onie, Laird and Laing,
of Scotland - 50
Best English prizi;„ ilovlde 25
O - " Camellia flower ' 25
"" " Rose flowered ' ;1.
"'-" " Miniature •
~ 15
- " " Persian pale yellow; sweet scented 1
Good mixed. ~. _. . . ...-'
. .. . . ... , tai
ROSE FLOWERED,SpIendid mixed ,19
Spotted, six.beautiful colors mixed ,... - 10
'' CANNA INDICA.
Red, from India, 2 feet :45
Commune, Flegantissima, large, redish yellow,
free flowering, from South America, 2 feet.,. 10
Worscewicsii, brilliant red, foliage striped,
from Central America, 3 feet ' ; 5
• COCKSCOMB,
Finest prize, dwarf habit, large combs, very
A showy.% a
10
3facrocephale. Giinuitl., brilliant red, very,
large handsome heads. trom As*l ft.. 10
Dwarf; rose, very beautiful 3.1 ft. - ' .10
Yellow. new andfine, -X ft 10
NOV Giant, - very large,brilliant red 1 ft.—. 10
Spicata Roses, a new French sort, 1% ft ' 10
ildixed , 05
White - ' „10
---- 6ALCEOLARIA HYBRIDA.
Splendid relied, saved from a choice collection ,-,t ,
embracing all the rich and varied colors of
' , this favorite greenhouse flower • 25
Otandiflora, new largo flowered, splendid.-- ,50
New Spotted, saved from a splendid collection
-of Prize flowers by an eminent German liar-
Ist ; embracing all the rich and brilliant col
ors and markingspeculiar to this beautiful •
and showy tripe of plants; 1% ft..— .50
Shrubby, mixed varieties, 'collected from a
. splendid collection of finest self colored - and
spotted sorts. These are half hardy-Peres- ; -. 5
- mabland adapted for. bedding out ni„.the .„.
open ground during suanner,blooming abun
dantly throughout the scum.. 50
Tlerbeceo!ot, extra choice - 50
. ,
CTNERARIE, ,_
Fine mixed _______
,-. , - Z
F,xtm Select, from prize flowers only * ' - 50.
New Dwarf A-4 ' ... 50
Shrubby Giant,., / 1.00
Downie, Laird a' * Lang, of Scotland, Price 75
The various undermentioned varieties produce
fruits of the most singular and grotesque appear
ance; and are very desirable as rapid climbers
. .
CUCUMIS
AradtM ' ,10
Flextiosus, Snakeicumber, very handsome., 10
Glossalarifolitur, 25
- seberry7frtuted
MeloChito,red-f ed i ~....... '25
PET,PlEalial,_
,
Carilio.petalum, deep blue,' profuse bloodier,
admirably adaritml es c , iziugs for large beds Oh
Elatum, Bee Larkspur 05
Formosum rich blue andel:Lite, the most hand-
Some and ornamental of the class making .
a grand display the first season, if sown early 10
Omadifforum, dark blue.. 05
Hendersoni; blue and white, very fine 10
Tricolor, new and fine 05
Mature Speetabillls,. • , . 10
Chilensus, best mixed..
Azurum, red spotted
- Caruleum, beautiful spotted.. 25
Hybrid-novum. from the beat named varieties 25
• - DIANTHUS CHINENSIS,
India or China Pink,. twenty rare, vancties
mixed fi ,' fO3
Alba, ~. pl., fine double white '... 10
Alba Striata,double white. red striped fine-- --• 10,
Ileddewigi, Heddewig's new Japan Pink, a .
,
most valuable acquisition from Japan
• scarcely one foot high, very bushy and cov
ered with a profusion of flowers, which mea
sure nearly 'three inches in diameter, with
colors cOnsisting of rose, crimson and kid;
' same are delicately marbled, others sel -col-
- bred, suitable for the conservatory, bower or
10
1 - i DIA.NTHES ' CHINENSLS _
lied wigs Hybrids, fl., 01,,N ova, new tybrid
don le - flowered, raised by hybredizing ",'
Diantbuslleddewigi with the double Garden "
Pink. It throws up strong dower stalks, -, •
about 134 ft. in height the flowiers are both :
double and semi-double, of the same size as ,;,-
the Heddewigi, the semi-double have the, ' r
same rich shades and colors, the doubles
pure colors without shades .. ...... ~..- .."..5
• DIANTHUS ' 1
Barb.atus, Sweet William, mixed , 05
' - lidelvill's Suracular flowered - - ' 10
"' doable talked '' • 10
Oardnerianus, vario us colors 03
NEW- AND CHOI A E
LE SF LE
lET'
XDS lES OF VEQE
IT
include-in this list only such as are new arid lat
noble and not readily obtained. The most of them
-I have received from the celebrated English, in of
Carter ,k Co., London, and they can be - confidently
recommendect ineludann,a few American novelties
o --- 1: greig tA/t er tEit'S ' ISEET — ' OSYTH - BEET' :,
'
Medium Size, good,sbapel short ton t rich deep
blood red color,, fine flavor, decidedly `,.the'
best heed in cultivation. I crew this tbi past
year and found it fully. equal to the recoup. -,
raendation. Per_pkg_ —..,.- 25
HENDERSON'S PINE ••APPLE BEET,
compact, short top, roots_ medium • sued and
of a deep crimson; good flavor: Par pkg..... -:- 10
LITTLE PIXIE CABBAGE,
Very ear small small delicate Savor— - ---- - -- 15
Sling JAPANESE MELON: - - -
This is the finest flavored thin-altinneAnduelt
melon yet introduced. The seed is !roil _
Japan, No lover. of thee.. fine _fruit .sheold- '
' fail to try this variety - ' ..: •, 25
• 3. WESLEY JONES, '
'lntirelf2-2n Chisthata 4 Cornlre; - 0314Cah 'N.Y..
i :;-•,, -,---4-r* -,=.r.--t;
And Cannot do Harm
And Cannot do Harm
And Cannot do Harm
And Cannot do Harm
MEEMI
Debi abbertistments.
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