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AGRICULTURAL.: r.
THE CANADA THISTLE.
',One of the greatest cares of the farmer
now is to keep his land clear of dangerous
.weeds, which pollute his soil, exhaust its
*ength, 'and:Sometimes almost if not en-.
tirely destroy his crops. Of late Years
the most dangerous weed has b beert the
;Canada Miele. Until recently it was'
7unkuOwn in.tluis section of the country.;
but it has steadily
. followed the lines of
transportation, especially the railroads,
`hntil it la . s , made a lodgment in the Cum
berland Valley.; It abounds in the streets
of Chambersburg about the Railroad
„Paildings, and is spreading gradually
over the county. The seed. protected by
its coat of down, is wafted by the winds
Mlles, and-wherever _it falls, whether
soil . ,be rich or poor, the Canada
• Thiele will grow ;'id when it once gets
,'0.514,171t, •it will allow of 'no diVision of the
soil; bat claims allthe nourishment for it-
Its „roots penetrate the earth very
deep; and spread from year to year, until
the:ground h4 - crineS but a net-work of
TlOstle roots. Unlikeihe common thistle
'it ispost tenacious of lif — e. — The farmer
may mow it down, but he will, 'Bud ten
,new stocks springing up in pike of the
°old one, and so-it steadily extends until
. t'becomes.perfectly master of the 'soil.
• In, order that our tanners may laLow
this pestilential foe, we have procured an
iacenrate engraving of it when in 'bloom;
and by observing the peculiar formation
oftheleaVeS,. it can be readily distinguish
na
oed from the common thistle.
The season of the year is nearly at hand
CdniuluThistle must-be attend
ed Ito Will soon bloom,' and unless
Jseaionable war is , made upon it with mat
tock and salt, its seeds will ripen, and
v„,lliey Will he spreading all over the coun-
Viiir, irl iflieir downy bed. Every plan of
'culture Of the oTound has been tried to
exterminate this seed, but without sue
-gess ;• audit is pretty well settled that in
ivay can successful war be made
#9OO t. ;lust when it is in bloom take a
:mattock and Out, the stocks off even with
lie,"tiiPOf the; earth; or a little under the
~, earth', 'and drop a spoonful of; salt on the
' 1 stinip.- , Ina majority of cases the roots
.will.die,'and-aa the seeds on the stockare
destroYed before maturity, it Le prevented
fro)n spreadin g .' We entreat every far
e“‘ ,
anei not to delay in looking carefully over
entire . farm, including the lanes and
, fente-corners, and if a stock of the Canada
can be found, let it be cut out and
i 'i It ; applied 'to the stump at once. •It
iiaboUnd.s more - particularly along the line
of :the Cumberland Valley Railhead, but it
doter many' borilOs” ofs the
ASOuthern SectiortOf the county.
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• n most o .t Ps States the destruction of
Canada ; Thistle is made obligatory.
k"Tn;l'ctfutsylvania•ivc have, a statute on the -
Indiject, passed, 'March 22. d„ 1862, which
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fintpOses.severe , penalties for permitting
gee 7~hilit7e, to' go to seed.. In order that
famers may fully understand 'their
'duty to themselves and each ether in the
,rnatter,..We. COPy the law entire:
• kiEe.ll l lo74 Ii Be ii enacted, kc., That from 'and
biter the Passage )f• this act, it'shail be the duty
OVery person ,or iersous,'and of cry cur
'o'--poration.bolding :lauds in this Commonwealth,
4 . , taitheritlt lease or. otherwise, bn which any
- Canada Thistles, or
,weeds,commonly Imbwn'as
(,'ttnala Thistle,' may be growing to cut the
4 "Afre; as "to ,prescat such weeds or -thistles •
gditig geed, and the seed" of the same
from ripening; and' at person or persons; or
-ocerptfatforcits athresci , who shall or-May have
Claild'ilenforeinid, in the said counties, and who
" I sliall.licilect refute to, comply with 'the
po
visions,of this act; shalt forfeit and pay a fine of
deliti . rs, one-half to the county treasurer,
wstia-the other half to the use of the perdon
-14."suing:for the, swine, who shall be a competent
' 3 "iiksituess'to prOve the facts, to be recovered as
3 iiiktVerdehts oftho like amount befde any justice
.I,of the peace,: of in any court of record in Said
cvuutr• • - •
Skciibk , :a.: . - That if any pet:Won personr,
iJdp'cdtlfooration.'so holding laud as aforesaid. o
which qatitidit Thisf leS, or the weeds commonly
kneWlit'as'siiCh, shall bt growing and likely so
finptinislithl , tfi.l.rcim; neglect or refuseitoccneand
deattily!the',.,karne, so -Irs to prevent the seed
frion erpdhtng. it shall and may he law.'
fill farahy)mh:on `or persons, Who May "cousidcr
.tAheirifietves aggrieved;. or abbut to be injured
by 'such Ategject or. rottisal i to g i ve live ''day's
no ti ce in writing, to„sneb person or persons,_ or
*lteration, to cut and destroy such weeds'or
.I'histles:".atitl on ;their neglect or refusal to cut
"•litul'd(strOy the name ,tit the eial,.offive days, it
shall and may be laiitfal for-.any person or
parsons so aggrieved, or believing themselves
about to:be injured 'thereby, to enter upon, or
hiraiither persons to etiter opim such premises,
and cut down and destrby such Cations Thiatlei;
and the person Or persons so employed,..shall
be entitled to recover from such person or per
sons, r corporation, owning or holding such
land, compensation at the rate of two dollars
per day, to be sued,for and - recovered as debts
of like amount, before any justice or court in
said counties. ,
We have some ten. native and introdu
ced species of thistle, but there are only
two which are very .troublesome to the
fanner, and these are foreigners. The
common "Bull 'thistle," or; "Michigan'
thistle," (Cirsium tanceo/ation) as it is
sometimes called; is the commonest 'of
our thistles. ,It is readily known by. ith
broad luxuriant foliage audits large heads
which are an inch or more in diameter.
Though_ ekeeedingly - troublesoMe, espe
chilly in grain fields, where its prickly
leaves are a great annoyonce to the bin
der,' it is not difficult to exterminate.
Being a biennial the root is,readily pull
ed. A far more troublesome plant is the
Canada Thistle (Cirsium arven'se) which
'is perhaps the worst weed with which the
farmer has to contend. As other, com
paratively harmlesS plants have been
taken for 'this, we' give
,a very good en ;
graving of the upper part of a flowering
plant: This differs from the common
thistle in being a perennial ; besides its
strong roots, it throws out into the soil nu
merous strong root-stocks, or underground
'stems, which, from a partial war-farl
against them only flourish and multiply.
When one Canada Thistle appears upon
the farm the war must begin: ,It is mod
est in its first appearance, presenting but
a small tuft. of prickly leaves, often hid
den-by- the; grais,, but it must be exter
minated at let alone, the root
stock extends it*lf - for a long distance in.
all directions,- and 'branches are thrown
up to the surface." These are apparently
winter-killed, but the returning summer
shows that th% not the case, they are
only killed down to the ground,. and as
soon as favorable - weather comes their
prickly stems arise from, the subterra
nean 'buds and stand in bristly defi
-mice to 01 cultivator. Wherever a Can
ada Thistle appears, cut it down.. We
have but little 'belief in specific,applica
tions to weeds, but we have known these
and other thistle's to` be destroyed byent
ting as soon 'as . they appeared and ap
plying salt to the pnrtion remaining in
the groimd. Whether. the first year's at
tempt at exterminating this peat is suc
cessful or not, it' isn duty that each far
mer owes, not only to himself but to his
neighbors, to prevent dissemination; let
no plant npon the.premises 'lower, much
less perfect its seeds. Patience and fre
qnent cutting •as fast as it appears above
the surface, will in time destroy, it.
FARMERS and others interested in the pro-
gress of agric'ultnre, can now send small par. which are depoAturiel of Public money. and
eels of seeds, cuttings, &c.,, to tote Agricultural `.4 ItESPECTARLE BANKS AN BANKERS
Department, by mail, without-pre-payment of: throughout the celhtry, Ole tinß aR %Tent; o f the Na -
postage. " They cau,also receive- these articles, i tiotial Depository Bank , ;.) wit( furnishfurthciinfor
'when on hand for distribution, by addressing the oration on app heti titfa
t Al 10111) fACILITY- TO SUBSCIII-
Commissioner: - finav4-':n
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TERMS-CASH - IN ADVAIiCE .3 end the 4 &the generally, th;x4 they stove tom& the,
il , above named. Factory one mile nortli-west of Chain.
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One Copy, •_ - oc s t Tr thu( hest knoynai lor.t's Factor • y) fora terns
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the total Funded De 6t of the United States - on which
interest irniyable in gold, en the 3d day sf March.
1.881, was $768,975,000. The interest on this debt for
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,customs revenue in gold for the current fiscal year,
eliding June 30th..1861. has been so far at the rate
of over $100,000,000 per almni.
It will be seen that oven the present told rev
enues* of the Goverrinrent are largely in excess of
the wants of the Treasnry for the payment of gold
interest, while the recent increase of the tariff will
doubtless raise the'annual receipt: , from cu, , toms on
the same amount of importations, to :1150,000.000
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In4trnet Mee to the' National Banks aetieg as loan
agent:mere not i.kmed from the United States Treas
ury until March 26, but in the fir. three wags of
April the subscriptions averaged mere than TEN
MILLIONS A WEEK.
Subscriptions will he received by the.
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Second National Bank of Philadelphia, Pe.
Third National Bank of Philade/Phin. Pa.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
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11 A TS, eA PS ~ ;
STIZA-W GOODS !
New Stylas aid fiend gooliti , s I,lt. Low Price' I
I rim now svllia7 evrtran c±ttttilic:: of
etrav, Goods at Olfl Pricf
that Tam clet,.7l4o:iud to
keep up the reputatir , n (b 1:. the Old Stan.),
4 :'3icz,r..tr than -).1f.,
haft roll-low:1 to hilt Now Storr Room,
fontdcors :lonth of the Diamond
in the Rooth jutely occupied by A. J. White,
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.osT, ' -- -7 6 :t.... p;11 r ofSTEEL,SCISSQRS.
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Chhmbersburg, Pa
tteal-Goiate *ales. -
FARM FOR'SAI;E.—.A. valuable Farm,
'containing_l . lB ACRES and S.? PERCHES of
• first-rate LIMESTONE LAND, situate in Mont
gomery. township, Franklin county. Pa;, within 2;!:::
miles of Mertershurg, and 1 4 miler from the Turn:
Dike leading to Grecromstio, hounded by lambi of
Dr..l. M. Ilcister, Noah Myers and , others. The
aboVe described Farm-is in a high state of _cultiva
tion, and Over'.soll panels of good - Post Fence. The
improvements are a new two-storied II R ICR
lIOhSE, With good Log Kitchen and Dining Room
attached, a good Double Log Barn, 'sheaded all
around, with ato floors, Brick Granery, good Car
riage Hotiilly. Wagon Shed, Smoke House, &c. A
good thriving Orchard of first-rate Graft,ed Fruit, a
mover-failing Welt of Waterwith Pump in the yard,
and ,Running Water convenient for stook. A small
Portion of 'said Firm is Of good TIMBER. 'There is
also'goodlrater Power and Mill Scat on said prem
ises. Also, about 17. ACRES' of good TI M BE R
LAND, about mile from , said Farm, which will
be ?old with or without the above, to AU it purchasers.
If the above property is not suit at Private Sale be
fore die Ist of Scptamber, it will be sold at Public
Outcry on that day. Any person wishing to- view
said premises -can do so •by calling on the under
signed. Executor, residing on sold -Farm., •
JAMES IVITHERSPOON.
niaylB-tsl E'er of John Witherspoon. dec'd.
[Lancaster Tzaminer copy St and sendhill for coLl
"(TALITA BLE FARM AT _PRIVATE
V SALE.—The undersigned offers at Private sale;
his FARM. -situated in Letterkenny township,
Franklin county, Pa., adjoining lands of lAbraham
Wenger. Heirs of David Zimmerman, Sr.. dee'd,
Joseph Bollinger and others, near the Conodognin
nett-
Creek, and about one-half mile from Pleasant
-Hall. It contains 183 ACRES and some perches of
good SLATE LAND,_well limed. About 715 acres
is excellent MEADOW. seine timber and the hot
line° in a high state of cultivation, all in,mteoltent
order and under good fence, a large part of which is
Post and rail fence,' The improvements are a
LARGE T W 0-ST URI ED LOG - HOUSE pert
weatherbrirded, a Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn
Crib and other necessary out-buildings.,. There is a
Weil of never failing Water at the kitchen dour and
a considerable stream running through the mead
ows. together with water in every held, making it a
eaPital stock farm. Persons wishing to view the
premises can do so'hy calling on the subscriber resit
ding on the publieroad one-half mile cast of. Plena
ant Hell. .
'ninc22-3nl WILLIAM GILLAN. SR.
IARAr FOR SALE.—Containing
ACRES of good SLATE LAND. and nearly
all fresh Limed. Bounded by lands of Daniel Mil
-1,,r. Abram and Noah Myers. The above Farm is
in a good state I,f cultivation, with over 30U panels
of good. Post Felice. The improvements arc a good
lOti HOUSE. good Log and Frame Darn, shedded
with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib.' A good Young
Orchard of choice Fruit and a never-failing Well,
with Pump,in the yard.- Abodt 20 Acres of above
Farm is covered with good TIMBER. This Dwell
ing is a very pleasant and comfortable situation.
about 3 miles from Mercersburg, on the road lead
ir; to thd Corner. The thove Farm. if not sold tit
pnvute before, will be offered at Public Salt oh the
Int doh r t f Srptenther, when an indisputable title will
he given by the undersigned' Executor.
• .
JA LIES 0. CARSON,
Executor of the Estate of John Little, deed.
Any person wishing to view said farm can do
.10 by calling on the sdin-criber, residing abbot
mile from said Farm.
maylB-ts JAMES WITHERSPOON.
[Lanea , ter'Examiner cops 3t and send bill for eol.]'
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lx-t-A.LITABtE , F ARM AT PRIVATE I
SALE.—The undersigned will offer at Private'
Sale. his FARM, situated in Lurgan township,'
Franklin county, Pa., adjoining lands ofJohn ; E:
and John - M'Clay, Daniel Clippingeb • Joseph
ers and others, near the Conodogninett creek, and
•about 5 miles from Shipperfsburg. Containing 268
!ACRES of good SLATE LANI& well limed. 70
'acres of this tract is well TIMBERED, 25 acres in
,!.MEADOW and the balance in a high state of culti
;ration, all in excellent order and well fenced. The
limorovernents are a two storied log WEATHER
;BOARDED HOUSE, new Bank ,Barn 72 fcet long,
wagon shed mid all other necessary and c on v en i e nt
out-buildings. liMre is a IVell of never failing
Water at the door and two ORCHARDS of choice
I :Fruit - on the premises. There is also a good TEN
ANT - HOUSE on the farm with a 'Well of Water
convenient and all necessary out-buildings. Per
sons 'wishing to view the Farm can do so by calling
on the subscriber, living in Hamilton township; oar
on John E. M'Clay. adjoining the flirin.
ilirieS - tf JOHN ZOOK.
VALUABLE STEA;iITANNERY FOR
SALF4---The undersigned will sell at Private
Sale, his TANS ERA. known as the Cotner Tannery;
with Steam and. Water Power, SAW-MILL, Chop.
ping -Mill, Stocks for breaking hides, - Ste. The Tan
nery hits S IhmeheS.:tiVats,'2, Mines and Water Poel, , ,
and is capable of tannin , : SOU heavy hhirs a year.
There are two LW; DWELLIN'II ROUSES. Barn. ,
Stable . and other necessaitvioul-b,itilding,l connected„,
with(the Tannery, and about at Acres cleared, w.K.44 ;
good fruit. Be will sell any ntiantity of land with'
the Tannery. from 100 to 700 Acre& overnTo -Acres
are-Timber, and an amide supply of 'Chestnut Oak
Bark to roil the Tannery for
_fifty years. It-is situ,
tiled about 7 miles South-east; of Mercershurg, :on
Licking Creek. Terms made easy. For further
Partieulars address the imdci;sig red,at 31,9'm-share,
Franklin co,. I'n. [nnen-If] .' C. M ETCAL,F.
IMALL , FARM FOR SALh.—Theatita
a•riher,will.sell nt Pi irate the SMALL
PARM ~ nwhiph he now resides. situate in Antrim
township. Franklin t-ounty, about sik miles from
Creeneastle. oft tho Cashman road. adjoining lands
of Samuel Myers and others, eon tainiae about 40
. .t.t , Rlis . all cleared l on .t, in good order and under
good fence. There is a YOUNG ORCHARD of thrif
ty trees on the place, and a Well 01 excellent Witter.
The imorovementS ronsitt of a two-story 1,(1'
Iff ELLA NO 110 USE, it Bank Barn 4.2, feet long.
and well finished. and all other neeer.sary out-huild
logs, Pre will be given' on the Ist of Aplril.
Terms will fre made known on application to
the sniweriber, residing on Itm nremises. -
oet2l-tf - SAMUEL C. kRIPEIL
)ITALIC SA LE.—Bv virtue of an• or-
I. der of Sale. i.scted nut uf the hurt of Comtupn
Picas of Franklin county, to .the undersigned,
there will ba exposed to Publie Sale, on the mem
lsns,ott irvviir 7 r. (s 4 of .10 la, at I o'clock, a
TKAoTO F L AN I), contai ,in abota.
ACM situated -t etterkenny tOwnship. formerly
the oropertY of Mrs. ltaitsnider, bounded by limas
of Christian Peek And John - Crider, Terms cash.
WM. S. HARRIS,
SAM"EI, •:
•
JOHN
Directols of the PPor.
ITOUSF . .: AND' ,LOT -FOR SALE
A tile hortmgh at M'Cunnellshorg, Yftl ton enmity.
Pus Tiarce //onbly TWO STO N." Elwin
Roeme,-fC Cohen, House. : TWO IdITS
OF , ' ()Rol' ND. choi,e Fritit. and Shruisbery : Stu-
Idinzfor thirty-tiro bur..lbs. Locution and building!
suit ible for a Bidet. haring been used as a _"avers
far • number ofyeut Ti Wull of miter at
theldnor. All in good order. Vl° subscriber will
sell a t , it bargain, and, give pos....es:fit:in at any amt.
For information on or ariarPi:
ROBERT ArITZ,
mayli-tf?AlVorincllsburg. Filltan t'ouu:y;.Pa.-
ii"..
Geo. A. Smith, Eq., my Attorney, will give
all neccssarr, information itt ab , ecce. 11. A.
rprmßFAt LAND AT PIIIVA'rE SALE.
Tht,unden , imied offm's et P,rivate'S.l.le,
ACRES •)F TrmuEtt, LA - N - p,-at the foot Neith
Mountain, seimii miice - North er Chamber hurt,'
ecll>et With Cho:Alva: Whitt Oali (
moU4ome i.0.•-'•[. The Che.tnat i,fart.rienougli to
cut f For once 31114 terms 4p ply to the uni
, ieesignefl. K eetTer s dtarc. r
jun v , 22-3ie NV s. KEEP VER.
- 17 ALIT:V(II.E Ti)WN PROPERTY, FOR
SAT,E, 2 —The 11QUSF and 1:0T as Wet Mar
l:et street, Chamb:srAlivg, now aeetipiedHon. F.
.111. iq olferl:cl at private A bNir mice;
an.l terot6 apply to , , JOHN' M' DOW EI.L•
m.11114-tr,
111
. 1 A V `TA AT - PRIVATE
_ will Fell or: exchange the INDIAN'
917EEN 110TET, for ',Tonere,- in Chantborslmrz or
,[3p2o-tf,] ; JOHN TAYLOR.
R T'lrU R NDOLS
11 MANUFACTURE OF ROSEWOOD. AND
GILT- hIPULDINGS, •
'l,o6Klis.; iiLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES,
• of every deqdription.
N. Ir. - T grabART) Clit.i.outt.i:Sr.g., PHYLA.
Orden; to tbedargest extent even:lndy exeented.
°Hers tilted by S. S. SIIRYOCK,. Chatubev4b . g, Ps
5an.,•23
. „
ril TIE UNION 'COUNTY COMMITTEE
IL. will -meet at the Oil M o. of the. Chairman. in
m
Chab-vbarz. "ort B , ,lardav„lhe oth thev
Walatk, T., -!A fail atlemiarn,'e is re
queqe4. inn J 01IN STEWART. Chairman_-
7 10 R, 'S4kLE.-A :new d.ELYVEST EEN
PLANO. 7 oaaves, w itti, all thelmnroententB:
t 52 ,0.: Factory price S 281). Also, ri,l,E.uge MELODEON
111 , 11kiremt, the Seminars. [jupe2,l)-2t
,
kTAND-BILLS, froai - the largest to the
smallest. in Plain ir' 1 treniO. printed at
,thn'otliee of the FRANK LIN risposcroitY.
11 (7 - 1SITING CARDS printed' in 'J)ek
style and atshortest notice, at the REPOSITORY
:otri-v. • -
TPB PRINTING in eveTy.,fityle 'dole J at
.the Oleo of the FRAlncunt pyTeErrdity:
Aotelti,
F N
4 di 0_ T E L
1 .EAST: S//L11.,0P CARLISLE STSILET. , . ,
- ; :o lt, triE - N,O 4S,T LE c PA. .- - '
The undersigned respectfully announces td.the
Traveling Public that this Rotel has been remod
died. The ROOMS are large and cfmfortable, and.,
are all Well Waisted with good ikeW idritituro.
1 3
Person; stopping at this Hotel canlave either Dou
ble or Single Rooms, with or witho t Fire in - them.'
The TABLE 'is alvya supplied wi h the beat' iri the'
market, and his BAR filled with the ichoieest Li-.
(priors. • ' ,
- .
There are also lame DOT and a pair of HAY and
,F;TOCK-SCALF I S connected with the Hotel, for ho
aecommodation of Drovers and Butchers.
ili4 STALE will alWays be provided with good,'
wholesome Prdvender fop stock, aud ,attended by
careful Ostlers.•
junet-thd!
jOILN*II. ADAMS, Proprietor
HOTEL.,--This Hotel is situ
ated on the 'corner of Main and queen Streets,
Chambersburg,.Pa.
, The undersigned respectfullyannotnicesto the tns-'
venlig public that tMs Hotel has been remodled. It
has been raised to THREE STORIES in height. A
line three story Back-Building has been added to it,
giving an immense amount of room for the accom
modation of tho public generally,' The Rooms aro
large and cOmfortable,numboringin all, thirty-tive.
They are all welli fUrnished with good New Furni
ture. Persons Stopping at this Hotel can have either
double or single rooms, with ofswithout fire in them.
The rabic is always supplied with the BEST in the
MARKET, and will seat over I® persotis.
THE BAR is filled with the" Choicest Liquors.
The Stable is two stories, of the most modern style,
and the beet in the Borough of Chambersburg. .
june 153 JOHN" FISHER, Proprietor.
MTI-IfTE SWAN - HOTEL, North Main
y Street, Clianibendirg,,Pa.—jjavingnurclins
ed this Well-known Botel, - (long knovin as Miller's.
And recently as Grove's.) the Proprietor pledges him
self thatno, pains shall be spared to minister to the
wants of his micsts. "
HIS TABLE will at all times be spread with the
luxuries and Aubstantiels of the season.'
• HIS CII A3IBERS are large, well ventilated, and
fitted up in modern style.
HIS )BAR will be well'supplied with a large and
''choice selection of the very best Liquors.
II IS STABLE will always be provided with good,
Wholesome Provender for Stock: and attended by
careful. stlers.
There are also TWO LOTS and a pair of ilar and
STOCK SCA tts connected with the Hotel, for the ac
commodation of Drovers and Thatchers.
apfi,f*l] , DANIEL TROSTLE.
TONES HO.USE,
COrner Mirka Strek and llfaiket Square,
„HARRISBURG, PA.
The subscriber would most respectfully call the
attention of the citizens of Chambersburg and the
surrounding country to the accommodations of the
JONES HOUSE. assuring them they will find every
thing that can contribute to their comfort and eon
, -
venience.
The House is located far enough from the Depot to
avoid the noise and confusion incident to railroad
{.tations, and
,at the same time only a few minutes
walk from the same.
tt-N_.; An Omnibus will be found at the Depot on
the arriVal of each train. _
ap27-3m, C. IT. MANN, Proprietor.
RAN' KLIN HOTEL.-. Brest side - .of
th(i pubbie &m are. Chambersinirg,
subscriber would respectfully inform ,the Traveling
Community that he has leased and taken peasession
of this Commodious Hotel. lie hones to , make it
one of the most desirable 'places for strangers' and
others to stop that can be found in any country town.
"The character heretofore sustained by the Muse
as a comthrtablc home for the Sojourner, shall not
suffer in my hands if a constant effort to please and
accommodate will sustain it.
nti pains will be spared to - render entire satisfae
tion, to all his gueq , s: and pledging himself to en
deavor to plefoe all, he solicits a liberal qh ire of the
pphli6 PiltiTlllll.tri". apti.(l4l SEMI. C. IWNULTY.
IA A 'KID H. ITUTCIi : ISON
„Li has become the Proprietor of the 'UNITED
STATES HOTEL, near the Railroad Depot at HAR
RISID.TitO, P'a. This popular and commodious
Hotel has been,newly refit tedancl furnished through
out,its parlors and chambers, and is now ready for
tho reception of guests.
The traveling, public will find the united States
lintel' the inu=t convenient. in all particulars. of
any Hotel in the State Capital„ on account of its
neeess to the railread t being immediately between
tbo two great - depots in this city.
11.00ttsetuo,june17,'13.3-tf.
QUEEN HOTEL, Main Street,
Chatob ,, riburg, Pa. JOHN TAYLOR.. Pro
prietor. Fine accommodations and low charges;
ygrd. and ScaitßlLate connected with
the premises for the convenience of Drovers. Also,
Extco.ive Stabling lual Yards for Horses and Car
riages. 1june17. 46 3. '
{1 itital- J Dticc£ .
ATILITARY CLAIMS.—To all whom
14 it mat; concern.—Thu "undersigned Board of
Anpraisers appointed by the Court of Common Pleas
of DAVI - tin Comity. (see act of !?.211 April, 11463,) to
investigate tb_c . claims arising from the Stuart raid,
,fic militia chimes-, and the Anderson Cavalry hn-;
nt es-anent claims, nll oceuring in the year 18G2, in
Southern border enmities- of Pennsylvania have
now h 0 far a.i'revards the Stuart raid claimseonelud
(al their labors: having returned cases holm nunt-'
ber of four hundred end lifty (450) to the-Honorable
the above 'mentioned court. -The Anderson Cav
alry and Militia claims remain to be heard. Bit
the saute having both been reported upon by Com
missimers appointed by,llis &victim - Coe. Curtin.
A law is now iii the course of passage through the
Legislature (having - pawed the "Ouse and being at
present ander colisid era tion the "Ouse
ate) rthereby
the action of the said Commissioners shall he legal
if, upon examination by the present ,Board the
same shall he found to he jirst. The Legislative
.ntion will be deterinined at the adjourned session
to be held in August next.
Arne, therefori-, this iK to ?ire notieeto'allprrgolg
hoeing c, rt . ijicatet wijudicated claim under the
Anderson Cavalry impressment and Militia danT's
agesi; respePtively, retai - ma , by Messrs. D. 0. Gehl
.and,•jamnel Reisber in the Anderson _CavalrY
t . S . ..r‹. IL and Chas. M. Buijnett
in the e:uesa aforesaid that they deposit the
said-certificates with Messrs. ;11'1,0111m
said Attorneys being dully authorized to receise and
- register the sane for consideration by the said the
enders - yr:10 13oard of Appraisers, when the current
livi,dation shall have been duly ascertained. Cases
mayi be marked for appeal should such be the desire
of .any of Alte claimants, but - appeals must be SU b-
Stall fated by - the clearest evidence ro be succersf,al
a- conlidenee is entertained to a highalegtee by this
Board in th g justice and probity of the Commission
ers -before .minted.. Should the legislative action
prove to vary from what -is anticimited. due netice
will he given itunitidiately after the adjournmentof
thn'Legislature.lor the hearimgof said claims in ne
cmianee with the statute aforesaid pas'scd.April f.t2d
A.
A- O. -.
JAMES WOURALL.
CLARK.
Board of Artpra,l3ti fitrder etn”Act of April 220 d,
Mf33. •
t •,8 64 ,s
• - • ,
RAT, It ; • •
E-XTERMINAT-OES - . , •
"15 years. eqablished in N. Y. City."
, "Only infallible remedies knottn."- •,",
•
Free from Poisons." - - • 4 •
, • • "',Net dangerous , to the Human Family.", •
. "Rats come out of their holes to
§tila by all Druggistsorerywhthie. - -- •
Kr t! Beware!!! of all worthless imitations.„
Xl;7 "Costar's" Depot, No. 48'.1 Broadway. N.Y.!
Sold by all W tolesale and Retail Druggists In
Cluttubersb , Pa., • . [rear 9-bin
,
Al'it)VAL.---Tr'ciiu 433 Market Street
Itotho large IRONBUILDING.SI3.Market and
,slim Commove& Streets. Philadelphia.
Moro
G oods any Ifolme -United State.
/V. H: PRANCISCUS,•- -
515 MARKET AND 510 : COMMEIICVSTS.,
keeps the-Largest Stook in .the United States of
Buckets. EroomS, Tubs, ChurnS, = .
Baskets.kßrushes, Mate. Measures, ' l ' •
• Cleek4 Looking-Glasses. Oil Cloths and'
CarpktsrWintiow Shades and Paper,
Bird .Cages, Japan Ware and Whips.
• Also—cotton Batting. Wadding.' • '
TN71211.E.5, Wicking.. - Ropes in' GOild
: -
and Dozens,Cotton Yarns . ,
' ‘•
Cotton ad Linen Carnet-Main,
Our .prices will _average Lower than, shy other
!louse in the city.' Call and see for yottrioslveS. f •
For further particulars apply to S.S.,BIIRTQCti,
- • ' • RP 236$
July 6,4864.
„ 11414 „goitres.
A JOINT Rai:Ali-VON PROPOSING
CRRTAIN AMENDMENTS TO TREDON
STITUTION„-Be iC retaked by hic,Senate...ciati
1 / 1 " 1 "" °1 21 .6)resentrrtirbt `of •i/ie eohimontniieh4
Penney/roa m in General .4taltrzulit2i *OW Thatihe
following ameixlmentsbeproposeilte the Constiiii.
tion,of the Cotemonwealth, tlecord4OP titt th 4
p,rovisionsof the tenth article thereef:'' -
- There shall be an:additional fhb third,
article of the Constitution, to be desieitsted sa Won four. 'as - folio* ' - - - ;
"SzcnoN4. he t i mi . dn , t h e i nth iih t .de e itote
of this Commonwealth'sltali be in any actual milita
ry aerriee, under tr , remilsition from liftPreitideitt
of the United Stag: or by the entheritY Wait
Commonwealth, such electors may•exereisetheright
of suffrage in all elections by tbc citizeng, under sueh
fully
y la w tion if s lh as ey ar, w e tv o e r p sh re l o l li b t e, a p
re th s e e i r r ib us e a d ar p 1 1734 3 '.71 1
eletitiOn."
• Siterttitc 2. There - shall be two additionalieetiopi -
tothe eleventh article of the Constitutioncrnbeila
ignated as sections eight, and nine, in:follows: •
"Jigeriox bill shall be passe!] hi - the lekilt
laturei- containing more than one subject, wbicht.
shall
lls. expressed in thetitle,C:teetit'Epprp
pritition'bi • - -
-sgertox 9. ,No bill shall be passed ht the Lees
latnre granting' any - powers, or privileges; iu a
ea's; where the authority- to grant such powers, ee
privileges, has been, or may' he,reafter be, conferred
Upon the Courts th is Comm onweifith." -•
1 - HENRY C. JOIINSON
• Speaker of the -Rouse of Renresentatitei,..:
;'JOAN P. PENNE:I"y ' • -
Speaker of the Senate.
, . .
.• 0171 c) OF !IRE SV.C'T or rss CfII47MNIV RATH,
, • lixnamnetio, April frosqt.,
PmeNsyLvANlArss:
- Idolidreby certify that the foregoing is - a
fall, true and ,correct copy ef ,the -original
joint Resolution of the. General. AssemblY,
' ' entitled Jointßesolution proposing err
e•-)-•:••-• twin amendments to the Constitution,lAaathe
} same remains on hie in this office.- •
' In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set
lily hand and-caused the seal of the Seere
' • tary's Whet to ho affixed, the day and.year
' above written. ELI SLIFER,'
• , Secretary of the Common - wealth:
The above Resolution having been `agreed Ast hy, a
majority of the - members ofeneh Rouse, at two-see
cessive sessions ofthe lien erahAssetn bly et 111% COM -
monwealth, the proposed amendinents•will be.eub
mitted to the people. for their adoption or rejection.
ON THE FIRST TUESDAY OF AUGUST,in tba
year of our Lord one thousand eight hupdreiLaxid
sixty-four. in accordance with the provisionscof,the
tenth article of the Constitv lion, and the act, en
titled 'An'Ael.preicribing the time >laid ..Manne'r of
-submitting tit the people, for thcirapprevalandmi
tifieation or rejection, the proposed amendments,to
theConstitut ion." approved the twenty-third day of
April; one thousand eight hundred antk .‘sxt ,
ELI szfFER.
secretary of the Commonwelltin•-
.
RY, F Er-R RY, BY- - NEXT
/TX friend, Alexanker Fahnestock, vs. Edmund
'Ferry:—ln the Court of Common Ples's.of Franklin
Countr,,Pa.'. to January term, 1864, No. 68. - Sub-in
Divorce, to April term, 1864, No. 18,-returned
may 4-130 '
, . . .
• To EnutTnn Fr.n.aY t---Yodaro hereby notified to
be and.apßear before the Judges of our Court of
•Cinninon Pleas. at Chumbersburg, in arid- far ilia
County of Franklin, on the Afcn7l(l, 3f(171f/(77/ PI Au
ntyrt. D.:186-1. being the Bth, day of ebid_month.,to
ansiver the matters tharged against yotr jibe I
for divorce. • • '
, junels.4t' SAMUEL BRANDT, Sheriff.
• • . .
A - DMINISTRATORS'
_Li. Lice Whereby given that Letters or Actin-hits
tration on the Estate of Robert Culliertstih; Idea
Fannett townshitr, dee'd, have 'been griintedlnite
undersigned. residing in said township ' '
- All persons 'snowing themselves indebted to•suid
Estate will plealse make immediate Pnyrnenticond
those having elnitns will present them property's,:
thentiented for settlement.
•.••. • • • •
• JOSEPH CULDERTS. ON,i/
`-`
inne29] ' PETER. SFIEA R ER. - f 4"-,m4,:TF•
ADMINISTRATOR'S • .
tice is bete.by given that I.ettersorAthilirthitia
tion on the Estate of Etaanuel Byers, late' of - St.
Thomas township. dee'd, have been granfed - to.The
undersigned, residing in St. Thomas.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
Estate will please make immediate RayMent ;_ and
those having edaiins will pre,sent,them proncrly, au
thenticated for settlEment: • • • - •4 r
j 1 1 13 e 29 . -HENItY CORNS' EEL. Adel,
A DAIIIOST.UATOR'S
tice is hereby given that Lett ent-of Adrainis
tration on the Estate of John Burkholder, late of
Chandrersburg.-deed. have been gran t eilde the un
dersigned. residing in said borough.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
Estate will please make -immediate payment( and
those having Anims , will please present them'. pros
nerly authenticated for settlement.
jime22 CHRISTIAN ,STOUFEBR,-Adiu'r.
A DMINISTRATOIi'S
tics hther:eby given tliat Letters of Atrminb•-•
tration de bents nen with the will annexed. on the
Estate of Qatharine Beatty. late olAntritn; town
ship. deed, have been grimed to the' nittlendtpted,'
residing in Chanfbersburg.
' All persons knowing thCM:TIVeI indebted to said
Estate miff please make immediate pal 4 nteritt_ ard
'those having claires will present them properly -
th en ti eated for sett] men t. •
june22 -- WALTER, BEATTY:N(I'O'r.
A DMINISTRA'COR':t NO`IIVE.-No
tiee is hereby given that Lette'r; , oT Atiniinis
tration on the Estate of John S. Ind wig. • Into of
Charnberstnirg, deb'cl, have been granied to the sub
,
scriber. .
All persons knowing then:sels iiwlthti4lci. bt
Estate w3ll please unlit e inn cill nt
those having clairns Will present th'tnn propillY 'Au
thenticated for settlement.
junels • GEORGE; (mr.
DMINTS'TIZATOWS_ NOTE t- .
tiee i beretly given flint Lett ~ rA uf.Aclniinil•-
trntion on the EBtitcyof -Ailen Nem - hit:Et:v. of
- nett: Idwuship; (leol, Imve been Jerltatud * PI Sim
eubsciiiir, residing . in .suld iuFusikrtt.;
AiLverFows kneymn,ft themselve* ..511
13state will plea:4) make immeiltni-eimynmill*; itna"
tho:st having elajma Hill present ihem pro;berly nu,
thentieated for settlement.
junels All'ltAH A M dm'r.
D MIN I sum TOR' S S.ll 1e
hereby given that Letters of Ae.irkth
tilitfort - with the Will annexe& wrife: 'EStiTtO of
Christian - Stoner, late of Antrim
have hoen granted to . the untima,ignil, Veift.lll*iu
said townshiP.
All per-sons knowing theinselcrs intli l,trrie nil
fizztate dill PleaFf! itliWdiMei PA . .) Wept Itrut
thoFo having einirns presenttlienepr.mttly - nu.
thentiouted for settliment.
;s1 ON AT RAN STIeTi FP. -AY rit:r.
V.XECIITOR'S N 1", I ot leg -if;
14 berebvitiren that Letters Testranentary *the
I:-tote of .int;ob Seibert, late: (if I'der&zeimery,tewn
'ship.We'd, Lave, been, granted to tlie,mayais4ed.
1 raid. township. • • -
All-peoens knowing thenn•elreq indebted: to • ; p3(.1
Estate will please -male immediate, vsarm .and
those baring eTaimi will present them properly au
thenticated for srillement. • •
junoY SA:NI:GEL Sl' r.
1 XEC17.10,1113 Is;OTIC11:-4-2Noti(-6'7 is
lherebyFtiv Yn that Lot tern Testain ent . t'&l.l3o
Est:awe fichiJmnes Nill. lati , or the 130kelnil of
ehambeisburg; have hcen 'tx..4ar tcd.to•thi!
Borongli.,
A . ll pei.sons lsnowing theme:lves' indebilxl.l.44sid
Estate will pie:lse make immediate. pn'ynfcnt:: land
thale having: elninis will present- them pioparfy au
thenticated ft , rsettletponte .
..trcitrEr, mtugs,
,f. J. :NITA., ,
_
jcuc3 '
Ulanto.
T E D.-A COACH-SMITIi
jeuelieeonstant'employineTitnil gtga. wages
by innbediate ftpnlination to -the'tnittersigned,—
Noug bAt a gentiortlimnn neechv ri
, .; - • P.SIEFIA & FOLTZ,
june'.2-3t ChamberAnirg, Pn I
ANTED lAIMEDIANEL 4 Y.-p-4., good
Tracti,eiti witb,kber;,iudrstiious
habits: - A man famtlx,emtid lm __pre
ferred.' For farther parfMul rs enciptre ,11.Z.Vir
SEEEP.L.P. Chamherktrg, Pa.: ,
,
WANILw
EJ! ( . I -- - - . Bt A O
Apply to the midersigned;riear Mei drrithir;i:
, ap27-tt , .
Tito 0 OR NDER
EllAr COS -Book Bindery- is on the -Third
Story tho . .tIII,4SENGEdt"- OVFICE-11,111.1,l)-
11 , 1{1, the Diamond; above Sliryoek'sTAlk..Store.
lintrar.oo betiseentho libok Store and the Inland
Teletaraph office. -Old Booksi: Pdriotlkala, :l1 isic,
Nowspapers.3ke., bound in any style.. :111ank , Books
niade to order. `Paper ruled to tiny pattorn....Erc.in6 64
'
SOHt::2 - - • JORX IikVENET
-TO i-l-N C. 'JO P K C, : O4
I INS.P.ORTERS AND
'CHINA, GLASS AND QU}LNSWAITZ,
• , - - • Nor.,6l2...tliorket Street,
•Tor fiathertertioul ars apply to a.fl. t 5113-174):CK
Oixamhtrsburt, Val ; .
• - .
MI