August 'l6, 1865.
i t'vrottlin vpoittftg.
LOCAL ITEMS.
GOSSIP - WITH OUR FRIENDS. —My dear old
friend, MN. Grundy, visited me this day and gave
me her views upon a subject of momentous import
ance to the ladies. While the Words of this re
markable female are fresh in my ears, I haste to
place them upon paper, for who does not knoW
" scriptri litera Grundica mallet." " Gossifi,"
says she (it is - wonderful how affable the old lady
ia with those she fancies.) "what is to become of
us housekeepeduidess something be done with
our girls !" i ' Like Mr. Dick, of immortal mem
ory, I ejaculated, "Do with 'em ! make 'em work."
"That's just it—but how are we to. make them
work 1 . They won't work. Theydon't know hose
to work, They are .%w-fid." The impressive
manner in which the old lady raised and brought
down her umbrella, as she said awful, made my
.hair stand on end. "Would you believe it," she
continued, " I engaged a new girl for last Monday
morning, bright and early, and she came about
ten o'clock prepared dinner with the help of my
daughter Sally Ann and myself: and then I didn't
see her again till five o'clock, when she came
sailing in, dr6sed - in a new pink dress. as stiff
(the dress) as starch could make it. I wanted
some chickens killed ,for supper, hut I couldn't
think of asking her totkill chickens in a new pink
starched frock, so I killed them myself, and told
her that I was afraid my faintly NMI too large al
ready, that I couldn't cdok for them and her tits,
Week before last ; l. had a girl who wouldn't wash
on Monday because it looked like rai-: : su I told
hir to pack.
.Sfrs. Jones told,ine that that was
nothing to her, girl, who waildn't Wash at all, be
cause she said it made her hands so skinny and
Mrs. Smith declared to me that her girl refused
to weed in the garden, because it made her fin
gers too stubby : " for the melodeon." "You Sur
prise me,"lsaid, " I thought front the nice house
keeping, that our ladies get along first-rate with
their " "Bless your innocent heart." cried
'the dear woman, much you know about it
You
.are a gos,ip. , Why there ain't a lady of my
acquaintance who is not at dagger'it points With
her help, unless site lets her have her own 'say
in everything. I know many a man xvfot would
risk a quarrel with his wife any day rather
Nut with his cook, fur the with won't leave and
the cook will, - if you give her, as she calls it, any
•of your• sasTt? Why. poor Mr. imithers was con
fined to his bed two weeks by Sophronisba Tat's
(his hired help) throwing a pot of scalding roflee
over hint for saying that it was as weak as dish
water. It is positively dreadful. I know sev
eral gentlemen who carry revolvers to pridect
themselVes from their maids. And our children
are in hourly danger of being murdered for 'poking
their noses' where they oughtn't to." Thus my
old friend ran on, until I managed to get in edge
wise: "But, my dear Mrs. Grundy, dou't you
think that the ladies are sometimes to, blame?
My mother has the same help that she had thirty
Years ago, and we children have grown up to look
upon her as a very important part of the family.
•We all love attd respect her, and look upon her as
our mother's First Lieutenant. We were taught
not to give her any unnec - e . ssary trouble, and to
acknowledge her as supreme in her depUrtment.
Impudence to her was a high misdemeanor and
punished accordingly. tven now I would no
more think-of treating her with disrespect than
- would an aunt. The result is—as Mr. Micaw bet
would felicitously express it—IIAPPINESS."
was going ott- at a great rate, and would be at it
yet, I presume, but would you believe it, the old
lady ;mapped me off with "Gammon!" and flounced
out of the room like a shirt on a clothes line,
vowing that she would not talk to me again—far
a week.
I have been once again to New York, have
passed over the you-know-what railroad—only
two hours betSfad time—have been to a clam-bake
at Coney Island, have heard and seen the break
ers roar and dash " on old Long Island sea-girt
shore," andll that; and am once more in C.
Laws Deo? s as the collegiates have it.
lady visiting Chambersburg, infortued ins
that the REPOSITORY did not say nearly enough
about the building in C., that she was surprised
to see so. many handsome stores and dwellings
going up—in fine, that in the words of the histor
ical Quben of Sheba, " the half had not been told
her." The fact is, I have had a good. deal of talk
with the gentlemen who are re-building, and they
seem so hurried, and annoyed, and troubled, and
harrassed, and irritated, and perplexed with the
undertaking, in addition to the consequent finan
ciering, that to notice the improvements seems
almost like addiiig insult to injury, and suggests
forcibly the old proverb, "Fools build houses. and
wise men live, in them." However, ittruay not
be oul Orpla - ce here to give some w holesome sug
gestions of Mr. Knowall, who has been throueh the
mill:
- Ist. If you pay hands so much a day for digging
a cellar, it is important that each hand does a
day's work.. Stone and not clay requires I)l.li:sting.
2d. Staid makes better mortar than loarm:4
2d. Some lime is better than War lime.
4th. The same remark applies to brick. do
that when one man ea)s to his friend, "
brick," the compliment is indefinite. And when
one has a brick in his hat, the danger to his head
is materially lessened by the Eoftaess of the brick.
sth. "A man's a man for a' that" don't :make
one bricklayer exactly as good a workman as
another.
6th. Green corn is preferable to green lumber.
7th Mat roofs; have disadvantages as {N , e 1 1 as
advantages. Slate and tin cost more than oak
shingles for roofing, but are by some considered
better andJpore permanent.
Bth. Lightning '-tids are erected for the prima(
of conducting the:lightning from not to the build
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9th. A leaky citorii is not as cohvenient as
sound one
'IOtIA No man ii really the owner of a house
until he has paid for it.
WELCOME HO:TE TO SoWiEns.—A corres
pondent furnishes , us the folhT; int; report of the
proceedings of the soldiers' Welcome held nt
Dry Run on Satuday last a ‘seek:
Agreeable to the notice. in your-papir of last
week, a "WEL6NIE HOME" to the returned
'soldters and Suitors of the Valley was given pea
Dry Run, and ccy are pleased to say, it was a
, 'complete suecessi giving entire satisfaction to
all present, and fue l mweeding the most sanguine
-:, 'expectations of any.
Notwifhstandini that the earth was well
' drenched with rain the- evening previous, and
that the-morning ivas still threatning with rain
the clouds dispers4d at the appearance of Sot,
and the day procMl to be the most favorable,
shedding a lustre ire all its various scenes All
morning persons every description—young and
old—were seen gathering froth 'the surrounding
country, in all kinds of vehicles, singing patriotic
airs, and all seemed to Wear the same expression
: on their countenatices—that they would gi% e a
- hearty *welcome to' the war-worn veterans.
. At 11 A. M., the procession was formed at
Dry Run in the following order, under the imme
diate direction of the Chief Marshals, Col. It. W.
M'Allen and Maj.,4B: M'Curdy, than whom, two
more worthygentldmen could not have been cho
sen. Col. M'AllkM is well known in his connec
nection with the army, and - Maj. M'Curdy, though
foo far advanced hi r years to share his fortunes in
this I;',;r, is known throughout the country as a
I:unitary genius, and, as a man of integrity, is wor
thy of more honors; from his country than- merely
chief inarshalship onisue,h an neension as this:
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ORDER or THE PROCESSION,
Chief Marshals.
Band.
The Clergy and. Speakers.
Officers and Soldier , of the different armies of the U. S.
Officers and Sailors of the U. S. Navy.
Soldiers or the War of ISlff.
Committee of Arrangements.
Ladies on foot.
Gentlemen on foot.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Corporate Authorities of Towns.
Loyal Leagues.
Literary. Scientific and Industrial A.F.stwiationS.
Fire Companies.
Citizens in Conveyances.
The following named gentlemen were the As
sistant Marshals, who perforated such noble ser
vice in forming the procession, and throughout
the other ceremonies: Major Win. F. Johnson,
Captains J. H. Walker and A. G. Stark; Lieuts.
Vim. 11. H. Mackey:S. 0. M'Curdy, and J. IL
Witherov,; Messrs. W. S. Montgoniety„J..3l Ran
kin, Skinner, Wm. G. Kirkpatrick, Brines
Gaston, J. W. Shetter and Joseph Doyle.
As Soon as the procession was formed the corn:
mand "Forward march" IA as given, and the mass
moved in the direction of the grove—the band
playing, and banners, with various inscriptions of
welcome wafting to the breeze.' "Xpon our arri
val in the drove it was announced that the dinner
was in readinesq, and the procession moved to
ward the table, where the soldiers, for the first
time. tasted' of the welcome Which was in store.
And here your reporter lacks language to attempt
a description of the sumptiTous repast. Such
roasts,*such cakes—all the luxuries of the age—
mdescribable—l desist! It would have graced
an assemblkge of Kings and lords.
Some t,3vo thousand persons partook of this
Mast and 4 there was sufficient left for as many
more. After they were served, none had reason
MEI
Viands of ValiOlN kind: allure the taste,
but all were content that they had done justice
to a craving appetite. This is not the -first dem
onstration of the kind by the citizens of Path Val
ley. How often were the hearts of their soldiers
made glad. «hilN fighting the battles of our coun
try, by Thanksgiving dinners and boxes of till
kinds of delicaeidS forwarded to them; a pretty
sure indication that they were not forgotten.—
The Valley prides itself in the Latin adage "Limn
Viviums, vivatuus" (while we live, let us live.)
And, now comes the most interesting part of
the programme. The committee of arrangements
were fortunate iu procuring able speakers for the
occasion, men of whom we expected much, and
by n hom we were nut disappointed.
At 8 P. M. the people were assembled around
the stand by music from the band. The chair
man of the committee then announced the follow
ing gentlemen as officers of the meeting. Presi
dent, Wm: A. Mackey: Secretaries, Capt. John'
11. Walker and Saml. Holliday ; Vice Presidents,
Robt. McCormick, Dr. Isaac Clugston,-William
Skinner, Win. G. Kirkpatrick, Jos. Rider, -.Tos.
Doyle, Wm. P. Jolinson, Robt. Brown, Brines
Gaston and G. W. Taylor.
The President then called the meeting to order
and requested the following speakers to make
their appearance on the stand. viz; Col. 1). Wat
son IRON e. G. W. Brewer. Esq., Rev. Win. A.
West. Rev I J Pomeroy, Rev, J. 11. Jones, Rev.
Mr. Holmes and. 0. E. Jones, Esq. We re-
Bret to state that for sotne unaccountable reason
(.4. W. Brewer, Esp., was not present.
ORDER Or EXERCISES.
, X115.1e.
Prnyi-r by 111 - ießev. Woo A. Wert.
Introiluetory Rennirlis=by the Ree. A. Wept
Music.
by Col. D. Wat.in Rowe.
Address by 0. E. Jon,. Es.i.
Aildreiqi by the Rev. J. J 1 Pomeroy.
Benediction by the Rev. J. B. Jones.
Music.
A word in regard to the speeches. - Mr. West,
wishing to give place to speakers from a distance,
curtailed his remarks more than we could have
desired, but 1% hat he said was to the point. Be
ing so well acquainted with - the'''many incidents in
the hiNtery of the soldiery of the Valley, he had
the advantage of the other speakers in eliciting
facts so interesting to all. how vividly and how
eloquently did he depict the scenes passed through
by some one or other of the heroes of the Valley.
Col. Rowe is well known as an orator, and on this
occasion he did unusually well. Having braved
the dangers of this war in the same organization
with many from the Valley, he timid justly testify
to their valor in battle. In fact, one would infiu
trom his discourse, that patriot and mountaineer
were synonymous terms. He was listened to in,
the , must protimail and unintemmted manner:
The oration of G.l E. Jones reflects, a credit on
himself w hie]] an older orator might have been
proud of.
Mr. Pomerny's address was delivered with much
pathos, and although the audience had become
restless by fatigue; his r unparallelled eloquence
retained their,undivided attention to the close.
He had been an active participant in the war
since its beginning, and as such could tell the
citizens of the Horny trials of the soldier, whom
they were welcoming. The speaking throughout
was `a feast of reason and a flow of. thought. —
The exercises At ere concluded by three heaty cheers
for the Union of our country, after which the
"old folks" and many of the young hastily dis.
liersed, but a goodly number remained on the
the ground till the sun disappeared in the Wes
tern sky—seeming determined not to cease their
pleasures while the day lasted. It seemed almost
impossible that such a day of general rejoicing
could have an end. It was even extended far in
the night by sonic perhaps till morning. It w.
be a day long to be remembered by all that had
the 'exquisite pleasure of being present. The
citizens in .the vicinity of Dry Run by their
earnest °flies to prevent the landlords from get-
ting license to sell spirituousliquors, deserve high
commendation for the sobriety and goodly feeling
which existed among the different classes there
represented. One could scarcely believg that a
day like this could have passed without a drimli
en fight, but so much li9r unlicensed inns.
3lneli credit is due to the Committee of Ar
rangements for their 1. , 15e selection of the beao
tiful and most central grove, for their choke m
speakers, and for themiannerin which they con
ducted the manifold duties belonging to their im
portant offices; 'and much credit is also - due to
the Indies for the part they acted, in preparing
the beautiful banners and the delicacies for the
table, and I have no doubt that some of them at
least shall be rewarded by the very brave boys
they were honoring.
.„The:ith of August, 1d65, shall ever hold a sa
cred place in our memories.
Nixtv, the indefatigable, has issued the first
number of The New Omnibas, a neat, spicy lit
tle sheet of four pales, for unive`fSal circulation
among the people. It is to be published monthly
or semi-occasionally, and is devoted mainly to
gi‘ing the public information relative to the dri e s,
medicines, paints, oils, cattle-ponder, ointim*its,
pills, bakkkpowder, c,, n hich he Mann Met u res
and sells. In addition to his own advertisements,
he gives a directory of the leading plates of busi
netis and hotels in Chandiersburg, and goes on the
motto of "live and let live." The Omnibus us got
up in the best style of modern typography, and
will be found a welcome and valuable institution
for ready referoie in a family in these day s of
cramps, cholics, chills, &c.
Pnomoi t io.—llajor John L. Ritchey: of the
'2o9th Penna. volunteers, has been promoted by
brevet for special_ gallantry. For, his licroo
duct at Fort Steadman the President has breveted
him Lieutenant Colonel, and for his gallantry at
Fort Sedgwiek he has been breveted •Colonel.
He was severely wounded, but has almost entire
ly- recovered! His promotion was eminently just.
as.Frauklin co,uuty has no soldier,of the war who
bus deserved better to share the honors ofvictory.
G x t E e cAsTLE ITE.3ls.—Prof. J. Mong
Hughes is about to establish the Phrenakosmiati
Institute, as a first clAs select school. The first
National Think of GreeneaStle has received a por
tion of its circulation. The three Sunday Schools
united iu a Harvest lime at Bushtown on the
30th ult. Dr. H. G. Chritzmman, «ho entered
the army as Aest. Surgeon of the sth Cavalry and
was subsequently promoted to Surgeon of the
Brigade 3rd Division of the -.2d Corps, has return
ed and located.at Welsh Run to practice his pro
fession.
EMI
DRo? LETTERS.—An item has appeared in
many of the newspapers, stating that but one cent
postage is required on drop letters. In order
that the public may not misunderstand this mat
ter, we would state that inhere there is no deliv
ery made by the carriers, only a one cent stamp
is required on drop - kiwis, but where-carriers
are employed - tu deliver mad matter at the resi
dhce or business places of citizens. as in"' the
cities, a two cent stamp must be - affixed to let-
WAYMISIIOIta ITEMS.—The ladies of the M.
E. Church had their Fair and Festival last week.
and was liberally patronized. The line of the
through telegraph from the Atlantic to the Pari-
Ale will pass through Wayne•buro. and the poles
have been contracted for in that vicinity. Ile
corn crop in the vicinity of Waynesboro "will ex
ceed that Of any season for many) ears," sa3s that
Record. Monterey Springs have beenyaruhased
bv Mr. John Knude for $lO,OOO
PlLOT.—tip
, REVIVAL OF THE rILOT.—We welcome to our
table again the Greencastle Pilot, the publication
of which was remuned on the 10th inst. by B.E.
&W. W. Crook's. It is of imperial size. neat
ly printed, sprightly in its original and selected
articles, and neutral in politics. We hope that
it may meet with entire success.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.—The Democratic
delegate elections for this county will be held on
Saturday, the 26th inst., and the Convention on
the Tuesday following. The Democrats of Perry
will hold their Convention` on -Monday. the 4th of
September':
WE' go to Chppinger Thompson's to get the
true , iletures. Mr. John 4 11". t ttlioruf. late of Gige
kute.t*: Imperial an& Morgan & Iteies,hir's Excelsior
Gallen - ,-is operating, fir them. Mr. thliorne. from past
experience of nine years, -deemit hine.elf competent to
make pictures equal to any mallet in the fir s t enn.s Gal
leries of New York. Philadelphia or eisen here therefore
they can assure their patrons to give them sat.sfaction in
all cuses. Dont forget the plare, Sign the Red Flag,
Second Stmt. Jane:-3m
GELIVICKS & BURKHART have feturned from
Philadelphia and New York with a new and very heavy
lot of gash.. It is their determination Lt make this busi
ness pay them by selling great quantities of goods, and
not by large protits. We advise all who melt to boy
goods cheap and to have the.largest And most varied stock
to make them selection from, to tall with this firm before
buying eisewbße.
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THE LIGHTNING FLY best ar
tivle otTr known to kill nil the.ir pets conoin and cheap;
only 10 rents n sheet 3IILLEI: , IntI,, tirtiLLE, next
i'St of limo 11 . . HOWL
BEDroftn SPRlNGS.—Betiford Water, fresh
lrom the springs, for salt; by the halloo, at.CRE&SLEICS
Drug Stot, Deliewus Sods Warr, with choice
`,Yrups,
WALL Papers, Paper Hanging 4 and Window
Shales. Se.. Si,. adv. in this Heweil i Bourke,
4th & Market 11.. a B. are Mauutai to
rep. of good, in their line. One thetaa
C.ARPETINGS. Sliadi'S, Oil ("hdlg. 6, - . C•,
)f at Super;or Quality and at pnoe, m tb. ,
T. :37 S. 72nd St. I.ll6.m.it'lri;lll
FLYA NCE A.VD TRADE.
There are fifteen hundred and four National
Banks now in operation, with an aggregate capi
tal of over three hundred and si.xtptive
The "Western States hate four hundred and tWen
ty, distributed as follows : Ohio 135, Indiana 70,
Illinois 77, Michigan 30, Wiscopsio 34, lowa 38,
Minbe'sota 10, Kansas' , Missonri 11, Tennessee
9, New York has tiro hundred and mne banks.
Massachusetts has two hundred and six, and
renil6)lv4nia one hundred and ninety-.even.
The first quarterly statement of the First Nation
al Bank of Shippensburg presents a line of dis
counts of .$15,965 ; deposits to file amount of
$39.789 113, and a c eirculatien of $60,000. It
has about $123,000 0 fgoverninent securities inclu
ding the bonds to secure Circulation.
The issue - of five, cent fractional currency has
been stopped by order of Secretary 31'll ullock and
it is expected that tbe public, through the Trea..-
firer and sub-Treasurers will be supplied with
`two and three cent-coMs to meet the wants of
tlfe r community in lieu of ties paper issue with
drawn.
3IuIRRIED
STILLEV—K.ERLIN.--On the 11th he.t , nt the res,
deuce W Col. Ettson, in St. Thong.. by the Rev. J Ben
son Akers, Mr. Emanuel Staley. of Mt. Carroll, Norchum
berland ea., Pa., to Mir% Mar} Ellen . Kerlin, of St.
a.
FREET—FOREMAN —On the 10th inA., at the La
theta P 1117.1 1 .114,. m Stru,buriz by the Rev, 11 Snyder,
Mr. Christian R. Freer to MI.. Bybee. a Jane Foreman
both of SI rashurtr.
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NEIL.—On the 4th inst., near Spring. Run, Ana', Neil
:wad 29 years, C month: and d,,ys.
Thus h.st another of our soldier. fallen after _ ho- enlist
try's struggle M. ON er, and he had been hort..mbly
s barged, lie lea.ve. a wife and three emldren
mourn has death.
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AVALKER.—On the 31. t ult. William Glllan I , Lian
ebild of John and liamlttat
t •1 0w11t6 4 and tri tlay4
REPOI?T OF 7111; 3IARKETS
thambersbum- Mark t 9
Cii_kmp.i.n..mt
Flour—Wintp :25 Butter
7 75 1:4;•‘:
Wheat—White :,-() Lard •
Wheat—Red 1 NI 'fallow
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Oat 6 .... 35 Soap Boan. I 5 ,
Clm er Seed -. 00 Waedled IVool
Tnnoth) Seed 0 0) l'nwa,died Wool 54
Plaxl.eed I .0) Pared Pe , neQ 7 0
Potatoe , —Herder.... ,9, rnrared Peach,. 4 0
Potatoes—Pink Eye. 5)) Dried A 114.1e4: I :JI
11,1,1:..:11‘1 . 11 1
Philadelphia Cattle 311arkel.
Pint thrt t, Anzu,l El,
Tho nfroritax reach I rolwa.l. of lira t Cattle, I Ite,t
whi...b,,r,ro (Inpoted of at fully farm, raa, rannitaz a
12it 13,f0r eammotnl.l - e715! fan to goml,: and it.;/ It, t
taunt Ihr l elute qunhtc, and the market 01,..m1 br,k.
Cows_—Abont WO bead al., ,dtered and , Apra
gars broaLML&2.li/..1. each. tad POW and a a
toquality.
Ilmr--.lbont 17 , 00 head arm ~ 4 1,
Ibi ioo ;1,4 011d32,011.
Sherj, Were rather better. and the otrorlng's light, real it
m. WOO bead, :al oil nila.ll a ere taken at tia 7e. i; Ih
brought fr•la f 1,11.11, co to mutht •
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[HY TPLEGILIPiI.I
Phllnilelphin Markets
The,. is a firm tevling w bread,tair. but nut mugh
There 1. N..ry linle N1111111,,,Z. 11111111111 i lor rlottr
only : - ,01) buds sold lor , 4,1,t0r1s 1,11.1 i. 111111%
for trial. groan I. Rye flour it .teady.a anti
,vine input at .$5.50.
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IVllent i,g held higher. Sale. of Nev. 1t. , 41 at i... '216 et '2 I
.tati old- at . .2.15i,2::(). Small .de, of Ity.- :i; 7.-. I I:
Coro is ht. 1.1 firmly v,ith ..Lle, of p•Ilow .0 - `....1. 1.) it. ...:
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Hy TELEGRAPH
Philadelphia Stock Mnikcl.
, PadAPE' re; %,
stoekcAtal. t'd>; 11 0 1 Th C.ul:d. 7 , , 1 ,,,, z,"
livuding. . Penna. 11. It.; 571 ; 41,111 l I 111. Es
longP 'New York par.
003 abbertisernunts.
EVERYBODY GOES TO PREY
FOLTZ'S 11,r Hattt. o t ittt Bt.tt., and shoos
wA - I'E 1) .—T w o Shingle • Maki
~,Kt t w o wont ch v ers, to %%bolo constant i•th•
ploymentlind good cages Will en. Apply at the
oflee of fatarlb.ltl STr.MIIAI:OI
11 EYSTER, Aq"rOIIN EY AND
vl COUNSELLOR. AT'LAW, has re.o.uned the unit,
ties of his profe , •ion in Chambersbura. Othen, for the
present, on Aram. Street, near Washington,--the Caine to
that of the Distrnt rro,lst ntr,lnd. Restdenee ou the
south side of Washinghel street midn aty bill', yell Second
and Shun. autelt64lr,
E XECUTORS" N 0 't I C E.—Notiet. is
hereby gis en thut Letter; Te4aineutar3 to the Es
tutu of George Briggq. lute of Peters towlthip, biire been
granted to th e un dersigned
All veineus knowing themsell es indebted to said Estate
Vin Please make immediate payment; mid those having
claims Present them properly authentieetid for settlement.
DOLLAR x'r,
ct.l)e ,franktilt tlepositotp,
DIED
MI:=1
MEE=
flt abbertiStMettto.
THE GENTS' GLOVE KID GAITER.
with or without Buckles at PAXTON'S.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.—No-
the it hereby siren that Letters of Administration,
am the Estate of Adam Murnert, late of Peters township.
decM. haN e been :ranted to the undersigned
All peboo knowing thorn...elves indebted to sid4 agnate
trill plea,e umke immediate payment : and th4..e baring
nt them properly authenticated ,ffi emen t.
NV 11.1.1 AM MUMERT
• amid S.\ MUEI, MI:MERT, Adm N.
ANEW LOT OF F ANCY:C ANES
for '• Fancy Mon - at , FREY & FOLTZ:S.
d 1 IV PER lONTlL—Agents wan
j[. ;!," fed in every County and ,State. to sell the
BALII.Err SLIM , fully lweru•ed
under patent , of Firms. Wheeler & Grover &
laker. and Sinner 6, Co. We a ill pay IL monthly salary
nd exp e wte s or allow a lame commission on sales. For
*articular , Illustrated cataloame. tern tort'. curtsy a
..tanri, and addre , , PAGE MU /TIIERS. Aole Agents for
United 5tat,...., htnurui:.-t... trino. Innzln.:lln
FINE STOCK P - lIEAVV BOOTS,
.111mblo jr,t rocAveit A PA XTON'S.
"yUBLIC SALE.—The tuidersigued
lull Inter at Public Sale. an Saitirdrtg, u m 9th d a y
nI Sqlrivily.r. hint. .o'l the 11,1/161, a nary cy,irablo
: , ;31 . .1 LI. r ARM. i•ilinito in Animal township, pear
Brown's Mill, ohoinitth. law': of Capt. 'Tmps 31. B rr d u ,
I'll%, Mat Slll.ll .'hank I•ollt.linlng* :10 ACRE S
of exeeth•nt umEsToNt LAND. with a two ',writ,'
LOG 111 )1 . : 11; 1.1,g. Barn. anti (Almr nere , saryintiltlimpt
thoreoarre. led . ThPry 11, r•r Liiilll2; Sprint; of ninnl
niter the door:mil corner Ordoirl of !toil e
Imn lo Intoinv the propert y .
p. •dia dap. :b. term
.ll be nidae
nufr,ll7--It 1:1)11ERT A. .3r17.E.1
A N UMBRELLA TIIAT WO 'T SIFT
th!i rain. anti a STRAW 11.\T that Wait •`qt Lae .11
011 you. I:111 be found at
BEAT sALE OF LUMBER AND
T cll.\ 1, at po,lie DErrz•s wAvx•
tit and IA - NIDE l• N Alt I, Ch.unbenbure... Pa., elle
y-100 001 leo of I'ln?Board.
and Plank; I, I ! - ,llnl Innl. P 1 k. 11010luek 110ard0 and
.1 , 1,4: Plain Floorinz Mard: 100001 Plaoter, 1,01110:
70.00) Pine Slmigle. Palmas 11111)0 and other Lumber.
and a lan k , I t ol LINIE COAL. ,
'1 ern, 'male knot, non the tine of Sale Ten
dap% gv. i, for the Lumber and Coal to lie removed. Ten
per vent. of the purehnse money to be 1,1,1 on the day of
Sale.
Salo to eonnovaee at-1-0 tt'olta k, A. 31
ant( Wel
I;EO. A. DEITZ,
"SHERIDAN RESORTE HAT."
II ri ir. :a PAXTON'S.
A MUST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
I,tt rr.te "Jr ta .1 gent, ' , antler, and Ladior.—W e att.
111111. m; :.I,iuzle machine touch mmbine., the beat and
cbeapeol pertable \Vine and Cider Pws.Q. the thTest Clothe:
wringer and the most powerful Lifting Jack in the world.
It 7, the only pre:, adopted making Apple Champaign.
whit h is nor regarded is of the mail important dio
coverics of .the. ace Ag, otd agent m noted in every et1(10•
ty, to whom We will hold out ouch indueemento a, to in.
ware bet4re Christman. Thelrst one making awl,
cation from any county shall hare the exchnate agency.
Pull particular: termg, etc., by Circular.
Addreo, lIALL. REED S- CO.,
No. 55 Libert y ,N V.
FRET & FOLTZ HAVE ONLY ONE
PRICE, a i d " that's what's the matter.
Fire dours abort ate Market Honor.
SALE OF .GOVERS3IENT HORSES.-
Asr OFFIrE. Chnuthrrsbnr.K
Artnlo; By direction of thp Quartonna•ter
Genernl nin 1,, Puldie Anon., to the hinho.4
•1:e emwent Corral, at thrb plare on Mon.
day r 7 Affp,t. 1e6.5.
ti SERVICE.tBLE HORSES.
Ji CONDE3I...f:I) 11111t3ES.
An oppon ninny is now offeronl to the !nubile to innrediooe
'n of Sa•ictle and Itratt Ifer,e..„it
t non tie, trine value. A larzr matzber of the,, hor-r•
It,. Le en .0 nine at tidn. Ida, for tire ear , o^ thore
entrely nound. Ilor,es null singi ! ,
I , 111 , 11 . e111 . 1. at 1 , ot.tWk. A. 'Af.
C.k•ii, in Unitr-dts;ate , carr , ra-c.
tr:l-:2* W. M WOODS C ar t. A Q M.
TRUNK'S, (aI:PET-BAGS
mits AND I ,1131D:LI.A` 4 the m om,
facture, nt PA X 1
13UBLIC SALE.-L-liy virtue of an onfer
J.. of the Orpitaa. Court et Frankl , n rountv. Pa. for
undersigned Atren't for:\ In. Ann M. , h4liZer. nid , m W.
H. Shatzer, tire'ti 0 itl 1 , Kp0.0 to 14,1,E, , s. t hl, 1111 010
premises, in 3htntztuot Swurriov S,pr ,
bee P. 1.65, A Tact ;.t.04k1. sLA l'E I.:l\T , (11114.1111'w
about 2'o ACRES four Nen it n Pelt tee Wod, Laud.
Ixtuntled by lan& of Plum V, 11:411111re And ober. There
6on this a property a Li C HOUSE Ice Ilarn. a Sprine.
of excellent water, rout elitist to the Itailth,t , .411 nr.
chard of choice trait, Grape-Vino, so.
Sale to
CM.
Menet` at
I "o ail clay, a-13,1 tvrlas
of sale W ill 1x wade knoull by -
13.10.1(.31 W ['ATMORE.
.%).r. , Ana M. Slart,..r.
l 4 W. H. 511.1170 r,
.111 , 1 t;
THE HATS ARE THETINEST. THE
- lb,ots the best the Ladle , ' 16aitor, and Shoe: the
prettio,t and] nee , the hp, CY. t.T i F01.17.:5.
ARRIIVAL---Now is the time
to litzt 1"41 , 1 .111.1 W,
I'AXTONS tibt. plat
ho,p and Aro,(l. fine Li...in meet of
ET=
- • LUdit, ' /1111. 31.1r1r, t) and
Uk,r, ,I• 1 4, .Ind Oath.,
Chi!drer,* 'SW', 111.1
.1N1) Jys . LtA'F AND - CAPS
at price-, to suit aIT. 'rho be.t Home make of Ha , . to L.
h.nL, A tine tvo, , rtnlent of
Trunk= Carp,l Laic
Ell!!= El
e..
t•nn.-%antly , n‘ han,l. Call and e Kamm. ou'r•toek let r.
Iknn.n.t-nr In th, , 31.nlint ILAN°. a, heron, .41
•
ALEN'S BOY' S AN!) CHILDREN'S
It it ATS or every style to be tad rherty at
PAN
TiIAIIM Al' PUBLIC S E.—Will be
"tiered at Pullin' Sale. lin the premises, an Tht4,,lay
:10r tiny nj Oriobt:. 1P , 03, at lU o'clock, A. 31., tic o,i
-bn desirable Real F. , :tatii viz: A FARM. situate
'Montgomery town.hip Franklin county. Pa.. about three
miles from 31iirctintiorg 4,n the rittal loading to the Corner,
hounded hy lush. of Daniel Miller Alitatii and Noah 313 -
era, containing liri•ACllliS OF' SLATE LAND. nearly
ail of teen tre,ll tonsil, and on a bleb there is
bent I N e 11.1114,d paIIII01.• of 010. Past-and-Mal Fence.
The Iruprolet.eitits are a good 1.01 i DWELLING
, Lo t ; and frame ,bedded Barn ; Wagon
:shed and 01111 Crib; a a ell of iteNer4tiiling Rater-in the
- 3 aril, and a Lne young (unhand - oh titmice rota. Aliont
to ent3 :Lep, of the above trnet.i. exCellent TI3IIIER.
wishing to view the pretni,e, pret iott• to
by ealline on the undemgned, -residing
about I we.fiirtly,fa mile form
ang 111. J AMES WITIIErt.SPOON.
ATALITABLE All3l AT I'l7 BLit;
sALI:,—The no,ier4g.ned. I:xevutoe, of Jacob
rren ,lrrti. twit efler at IMlthe Sale, on the detni•es,
Saturday. r/,Y,l dine yr Se 'ltem 'lrr 11,1. thiVALI A
111,1`. 1 ..‘117,1 belonging. Is the itetr..of said decca,t.d no
n.ll, ni linilloloi ton. - tethir, !tales trout I:llrunberthartr;
near tie 11 at ne.thoro' rnd, containing shut
egeell, to LIM I:Sit)NE LA U],-,-iu a good state of
cnt
titat ,as The noprovement,, az e a liV,sl.Tled BRICK
DW El LING 111 rUSI:, \Vooh llou, and Smiths his ser.
IL Sti,a.• li.ink Earn Log its nant Ilon,e, and other uei
Loud 'l - here an excellent Well of g. 01141 %N.:t
ier and (1-torn at the dour and an I Irehard ni chuier Frail
on the rretni.es ,Ithout 9S At'RES of the land 1., euvered
m..th bet rate 1 I:Mill:1Z.
Sale .n 1 "lath. I'. M. TA•rtns made known at the sale.
=
HENRI' SNIDER or
PHARES 3EFERREN,
ECM
ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
J in the P,t .a chauawrawrg, stalf• Pella
•ylvania. Altg.n.4 15, 1-61.
:7irt To obtain tiny of the.e Letter•, the applii ant mast
&all for "aih•ettnind ;rive the &de tit tit:bit:it, and
pa 3, two rent..
Mimes III , •11,1 j Sn i der t Leo w
Miner Jolin ' Hunter Dav l ,l Snyder Hiram
(litter A:lo I: stlet Wllll,lll
k:2l 'KnAllivan Jan.,
Kre kr bier)! 1-:kl.t11 S,lOl flitter (12nd
Brim a.l IV Lehman Elimbpth I'l4 T
Cttnl,ll,l , 11 Mol'"r11(1.-ore Triti• M.. , 11 E
E :11,rrroIN Jack-m T0n..,, Wll ,4•1,•r•
Clark Da, id3lllM er, Salll.l Wall,nr” Mns..Etna
.111i.m.1.0),11,.r0 WArnor Frallk
( re.u..vr 31, Ruh) Prt,t I; \V E
I S6t,tl.lll;t..ree Wol,ger Sattilict
laiu 11,IN NVil. .Fx 171 i;
t Mr. Xt A V R (') (;!)
mtiith
.1. NV. DEAL. P. M
OE=
A1.1'.1.111.E -Al' PRIVATE
LE tintlenntned oiler, at I'm:Ito Sale,
n %itaal , l iu !alma, hmu.lup Franklin Man
i:, Pa., alljUITIIIIL! lamk of j•.lnt F. nut' John Srelny,
l/tina I Sim and .01.1 . 4. near the
t'otonloL7ntatit err.), 4 , 4 abooti tnileq from Slorpon,
burg - . vont:6low o' It Ls git Rxi SLATE LANII,
a ell litoett. 70 0en... , traet ~ TiNtilEEE:i.
.5 no EAI.Nt mot the balance in a hurl. .1.00 Of
tilhvatson. all In'. ellen! 'utter and tell fret cei Tht.
above Finn. a:01 he nit,l unit mad 4 eparatt•ly.
The Intynnetat.at4 on the t into tire n tutu .torlo,l to
NV13,VI'llElt130.11l1 ) E1 ) lIOUSE, my flank Ilarn
fe, t lona ,41.,r1.1.11,1114111L1 , 1 all other iteeesta.ry eollA
It'llt 141 hontluttr.. - ' l . bere is a %Voll of net, r
to ut the ~••r. -There in it 4 . 04 , t1 TENANT Ili 11 SE on
the Si 4. nod 11,111 Guth a 1%01 of Water 1,11s1 . 11:0111 TO the
/1011,, .111.1111 l 11.4, 4 ,1ry ont•latiltline• There iq ,11,
ot g•hon e fruit on Nab 4 , 1 the altos e traets.
per.ine..n new the n, L i•iinz
on tile mg; in finntilton tint John
31Clay. Um Fano.
ainzlh Z(10K.
GOL1). SILVER I'Lll'El) WARE.
I DITMAN.
Sle.4 t. at Ilitelmigton Bard - '
ri toned Vino the city 14 ith a large rnd rhea! ,
lie nll to collie and won,
a r wl.,•fore parelia,ing elmtwhere. Ills shx k eon 4St. of
(101.1) ANL) SILVER WATCHES,
Of nit' latest styles.
Gl1:11 and Stint, ttinon4,
Ear and Finger Ring.,
tlleeve Batton.,
S I I. V Elt WAIt E,
and Tea Spinals, Forkq, Napkin Ring..„: l llntier
RD, C..tOr.. Se.
I boot. nilded to nil Ktoek a large assortment of
, t bole boor and eight day CLUCKS, all of tehteh w ill be
botillOW. (loodb warranted as represented.
'nankin] to my many friends and enstinnere for
their liberal patronage. would most respectfully ask of
them a continuance of the fame.
atteiflaf F' n iIITMAN.
nbersburg, pa.
PUBLIC SALE.--Will be offered at
Public Sale, on the premises, on phni-sday, the sth
dim of October, 1065, at 10 o'clock, A. IL, the following
desirable Real Estaie, viz: A TRACT OF LAND, sit.
taste ito Montgomery township, Franklin county, 'Pa.,
within tiro and a -half miles of Mercersburg, and one
fourth of a mile from the Pike leading to Greencastle,
bounded by lands of Dr. J. W. Heisler, Noah Myers and
others, containing 110 ACRES and PERCHES. The
above Farm is inn high state of cultivation. and has there
on over live hundred pannelsof gistd Pnst-and-Rail Fence.
The Improvements are a good BRICK HOUSE, with a
goMI Log Kitchen and Dining room attached; a good
double Log Rum, shedded all round, with two Floors ;
Brick Granary; Carriage House; Wagon Shed; Smoke
House. Sc. 'There is alsd, 013 the premises, a well of
never.failinglVater, with Pump in it, near the Dwelling;
running Water convenient for stock, nail a good thriving
°retinal of grafted Fruit. A smallportion tif said Farm
is in good Timber. There is a good 'Safer Power and
Mill Seat on said premise,. Also, about 17 Apres of good
TIMBER LAND: about one-fourth of a mile from said
Farm. which will be sold with or without the above. to
suit purchasers. -
Peron, tviihing to view the premises, previous to
sale can do by calling on the undersigned, residing
thereon. JAMES WITHERSPOON,
angl.6.6sts. Ex'ar of John Witherspoon, deed.
ATALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
SALE.—By virtue of au outer oh Orplums' Court
of Franklin etinnty, the nntlers'utned, Administrator of the
estate of Rev. Joseph Clark, deceased, will sell by public
outcry. on the premises, on THURSDAY, THE SEV
ENTH DAV OF SEPTEKEER next, the following de•
berthed property :
1: The Lot Mul Dwelling Rouse of the late Rev. Joseph
ate no Broad street, Chambersburg, and rum ,
niturto the Cumberland Valley Railroad. The lot con
tains about our arm, and in good condition, with trees,
Cart, Se.. planted and 'growing well. The Ronne in a
large ntorymadm-half cottage building, constructed of
Brick, in the bent style, well furnished and admit-4[llly ar
rnged throughout- It is one of the ma - 1 commodious and
comfortable dwellinirn in Chambersburg.
Y. A Lot containing nearly one acre, adjoining the duel.
ling home on the nouth, fitiinting on Broad street and rum
Mug to the Railroad. it - adjoins the Planing Mill on the
north.
EEI
3. A Lot of (:round adjoining the mansion propiirty on
the north. fronting on Broad greet and running to the Rail
road. 1, :tit a small two-story ERICK HOUSE thereon
erected.
4. A Lot fronting on theßailroad, and adjoining the lot
last above described, with a small (mint house thereon
erected.
5. A l'iuture Lot containing about one acre, fronting on
11r ,d street, adjoining lots of T. IL Kennedy and others.
Possession of the above properties will be given
on the lit of April next, excepting the unimprovW lots.
of whieh yossexston wilt be given immediately.
Tenni will be made known on day of sale by
, A. K.
mutl6 Adair of Joseph Clark, deed.
HOW IS YOUR TOR.—Got a sore Corn
have you No,peuee day or night. Try a cert n
thing once. You wilhwyeady to double the price in jun
hour after wing it. - Thir art ale is only sold with a guar
untee that it tt dl giv4 cute quick and remove a Corn o r
Wart it Omit pain. Prepartaland sold only at NIXON S
Drug Store.
Y I U HAVE THE REBEL ITCH
or the seven-year itch.
- (Ir any kind of Itch.
'Fetter or EinElcorrn.
or l'uly Eruptiong,
1 NIXON'N )INTMENT.
VIX.ON 11'1S ALWAYS ENDEAVOR
EAT to have •lie beet of everything for Ms customer,
11.1, hi, large of hue Perfumer Soap;, hair Oil.
:oaf Toilet Article.
A LMUST INSTANT RELI Ey AIL
FoRDED to th...p . who nits Coma, 1r call
ing :tt NLXOS t.
"1. 4 1 All M 14R S, STOCK OW N ERS, AT
TI:xm IS.'-l>r'.\ iron's I for, and (•atle ron-d,
:and 411.0•0 ib,• irni,rovernoro very ,non.
pRAND I . AND 'WINE FOR MEDI
IA 11l he u , el,-, to apply for drinking' par
r NIXON-S.
ANEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN." ,
, .1.3,-A nets Harr ra1,41 oagia el wrn. If vou
- n mt t 3"c4,,',41 hair Bru4l, .7. V. t NIXON'S.
T IGIITNING RODS GAIXASIZED.-
I
rrrER h EYSTER ure puttitur up Liglit..4
fialviiniied Iron (n il the rod, nrettris - te.l from the
t o p to the anat.!) traieh is superior for durability and
protei - ' '' n than OW eOllllllOll S ' tralgilt 1311.44: Iron Rods.—
The i,ntrani:rd rod bring a more perfect conductor and
come , rL..nperj akin Liclitninz, Rods rispnimd in guild Ntyle.
Cali and exataine inc Gal, F1L117 , 11 Roth. before having any
of the Work ntd. put up Snire Room un Main street.
GCOOK STOVES. AND TIN WARE.-
AU Pattern: , of Cook Storrs, Parlor and Wood S:orc..
(f .1 Luridly; xv0..4 or eual) Tin Shea Iran, Copper and
Bross Ware of all kinds vonctantly 'on hand cod for.de
eheap. at ETTER a:, EVSTER'S. Maio Street, opi,site
E3,ter Store.
L7EIIOSENE OIL AND LAMPS.---ET
TEL' & EYSTER. are selling ♦ ery best quality
of licraene Oil and Lanips. .tilso Lamp Shades, of all pat
ti•not. Chimneys. Burners. Lamps of all kinds
altered and n•pafrrd at short 1111111,. at their Store Room
on Main street.
DOPIER WORK.-ETTER ,EYS:
TER are prepared to make any 147. e CPPyr SedlF.
il'anvre Kruk... in fort anytionir inatle of
Copper mat at the very lowect Price. All kind, of Cop
p errepairinz done, and a ark alignuranteed.
VTTER EIWTER ARE PREPARED
k:4 to do all kind: of GAS-FITTING. PLUMBING and
lIANOING at .1:::rt notice :Ind work Guaranteed
to cite •ttltit,factioll.
VTTER. & EYS'PER ARE PREPARED
to put up HEATERS of all kt nels, with portable and
Itnek Ca.har; qooKING It.m.E.s of all klnds. with Hot
{fitter Tanks and every oeuvenkmee you may ',rant,—
tall and nee 11l before making' any arrangements with
other rallies. •
•
VALUiI:BLE STEAM PLANING AND
SAW MILL FOR SALE, —By irtue of an order
of the Orphathet'aurt of Franklin count3-,the undersigned,
Administrator of the Estate of Rev. Jmeph Clark, dee'd.
will expo, to Kale by piddle out-cry. on the premices of
lire Planing and San -Mill, on THURSDAY, TIIE SEV
ENTH DAV OP SEPTEMBER next, at one o'clock on
;aid day, the following valuable property
• Br. The undivided ONE-THIRD INTEREST in a lot
of ground in Chambersburg, close to the Cumberland Val
ley Railroad, with t onnecting- truck, on which is erected a
Frame PLANING AND SAW-MILL, withall the neces
sary machinery tor manufacturing all artieleAusaally man
ufactured in melt establishments, audit good steaMpower
capable of driving all the macidnery in the mill and a
m good order.
-
end. The undivided one-third interest in all the worked
and =worked Timber and matenrd on hand.
ilrd. The until% bled onii-third part of a. of Ground.
adjoining the mill property, fronting on Broad street and
running to the Cumberland Valley,-katilroad, contaming
about one acre.
Vb. The utulivided one-third part of :a Lot of Ground
fronting on Broatistreet and runing tetlie Railroad, adjoin
ing property of said decedent on the .Kurth, with a double
TWO-STORY FRAME House, 'toed stabling, corn-cub
de., thereon erected. The house is qb jut large enough tor
two families.
sth. The undivided one-third of a Lot of Ground' faint
ing on broad street, and nailing south to an alley, with a
TWO-STORY BRICK la WELLING HOUSE thereon
erected.
nth. The undivided one-third of a tract ut TIMBER
LAIN IL pun-based fain Mr. (iiO. W. 11=01, udnaming
-lands of Jacob Nirklos. Jacob Lehman and Samuel Mel
linger, in Guilford township, about Rive miles from
contain lug 20 nen, anal 95 perches. Port
of this {met is covered with very line Oak timber.
lb. The midi, ided une•thirl pan of a tract Or land pm ,
vhswit from ;Michael Diehllt smile in Antrim ton-cedar,
adjoining l land% /if Hiehl, Cal. D. 0. Gehr and Mr.
Bt sty, mintitising fifteen sere < This tract iv covered will
very sup,or ( /AK TIMBER and k very valuable.
;Lib. 'Pie /mint . iftd one-thin interilit of a tract of Moan
tam Land, situate in Hamilton township, adjoining land.
of Mr. Snyder and °thereabout 8 miles We•it. of Chamber
burg. containing •27 acre.. This tract tins been Fat of
within, a few year, and is now growing up with One Chen
nut timher.
'fbv undivided one-third Interest in eight horse ,
throe iVageus, gears, chains eantplete.
Poiefewion wdi he given Ida!l the above property
ininiediately upon the purchaser or parch:L..4n, compl
with the tonne of Ktie,
The entire basiness portion of Chambersburrr nuts
battled be the rebelti, and in now being rebuilt nipidly
and in very good Style. It
en nen, the beet opening for en
-17
n 7 7,4, 1 6, ,rhoniesLr bud ato conduct the butrittelsof
o Planinie of any tared ire the State.
ill be made known oniLtv of sale by
A. K..SI'CLURE,
Adair of Jo..eidi Clark, deed.
ME
e'lr hetuttlersipol, owner of anoth'er DI VI MX)
V:c'E.TIIIRD of all` the above described property, will
also offer his interest for sale at the same time and place,
anti urea tame terms, anti possession will he en to size
purchaser or purchasers immediately on compliance with
tlio, terms of tale. The remaining undivided one-third is
orated by a practical and experienced mechanic hi the lap
estatt, and the ndw purchaser or purchasers can goat once
Into a VERY LARGE and PROFITABLE BUBINESS.
lIENRY SHEPI,EI2.
Rein ab b ertisement s .
itebi abbertisentents,
TUST RECEIVED HEN'S AND BOY'S
cr HEAVY BOOTS. for "beavy mark," at
- FREY & FOLTZ'S.
STRAY CATTLE. trityed from the
premises of the subscriber nearßewGnil ford- about
the4sth of -June last, THRE LIESO "OF CATTLE,
one n',SPotte.l. Steer, the others Red Ire ore, each about a
year al. A liberal rerrard Ibe paiLfor the return of
the Cattle, or for such info "on as I lead to their re
covery.-lang943l] 8. W. SOLENEERGER.
1865
• WALL PAPERS.
,HOWFLT, & BOURKE,
XLC.TUFACTUREFS OF •
PAPER ILA_ LNG S. and
WIN - DOW SHADES. -
North East Corner I.ot-am AND MARKET Streets,,
N. B.—Always in Store, a laygaStook of
augl6-31n ' LINEN and OIL SHADES.
T T. DELACROIX,
37 Soath SECOND Street, above Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
CARPETINGS ! CARPETINVS
Having xeceived by late arrivals, all the newest and
most attractive Styles of Carpetings,—l AM PILEPARED 71S
OFFER at the LOWEST.PRICES, WHOLIit•ALE,*&
John Crossley & Soul; English Tapestry Brussels; Low-
ell & Hartford Three-Ply and Extra Super ingrain Car-
pets. with a large assortment of medium and low priced
CAI:Pk:IO:G,, WINDOW SHADES, OIL. CLOTHS, &e., -
J. T. DELACROLX.
NO. 37 South SECOND Street, betsveeu Chestnut &
mugl6-3m Market, PHILADELPHIA.
Ural Gotate *deo.
A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.z-
Will be sold by Public Out-cry on the 30th of Sep
tember ne:M, TWO HUNDRED A'ND SEVENTEEN
ACRES of Gravel and Slate land, situate in Hamilton
township, Franklin county, Penns, about 5 miles South-
West of Chambersburg. This farm is well Watered, hav
ing Water in every field and well calculated for raising
stook. The improvements are a LOG LOUSE, (Weath
erboanled.) Log Barn, Wagon Shed, large Hay Shed,
Spring House, Smoke House and Wash House, with
Well of never failing Water at the door. On another part
of the farm there is a Log House, part Weatherbearded.
and Log Barn and Wagon Shed. This tract of land is
all in a good state of cultivation anti all under good fence.
Back Creek runs through the farm, where improved
Flood Fences are put up. There is also twenty-five acres
of TIMBER, and also a good Tenant House. Thire is
upon the farm 150 FRUIT TREES, just commencing to
bear. It is well suited to divide into two farms. This
farm joins, lands of Joists Biller, David Gipe, John Grove,
:theith Picking and othera and wilnie Auld without re
serve. Perseus wishing to purchase will -please ea II and
view the premises. fang2J JOHN sAHN-Eit
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.—The undersigned offers for Sale, at
Public Out-cry, on the premises, in Ilifford township, Ju
t:Mtn County, Pa., three miles from Mifflintown, on the
road leading to Johnstown, on Titcsd.y, thel2th day of
September, 1865 ' the billowing Real Estate to wit A
I'IIACT OF LAND, situated as above stated, and ad-
joining landi of Moses Kelly, William Stewert. John P.
Kelly and others, •containing about ''3 ACRES. about
which are cleared and under good cultivation, (beisig
good Limestone land) and the balance being TIMBER
LAND. The improvements consist of a two story STONE
DWELLING HOUSE, Bank Barn, Corn Crib, and oth
er oat-bnililings. Also a TENANT HOUSE. There is
a good spring of water near the House, and also running
water in the Farm. The tract is one of the best and most
pleasantly located Farms in the county.
Any person desiring to , ciew the above property can
call on Mr. Joseph, Funk, residing on the premises.
Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. M.. of said day, when
attendance will be given and terms made known by
augil-tu , {VAL' R. POMEROY.
BUILDING AND PASTURE LOTS
AT PUBLIC SALE.The subscriber will offer
at Public Sale. on the premises. an Tueadaq, Anrust2t - td
erlork. P. M., 22 BUILDING AND PASTURE
LOTS. These Lots are situated in Hamilton township.
near the Line of the Borough of Charnbersbnrg, and are
among the mest beautifully located grOunds for Buildhig
purpose. and Pasturage—tionteof them ha, lug running wa
ter at all seasons. Several of the Lot , are on the highest
groural around the Borough. and command a view of all
the Valley. They are surveyed in ONE AND TWO
ACRES. There will be an alley 20 , feet wide running
between the centre block of Lots, so as to give easy aes
gess. and abroad lane the entire front from the Strasburg
mail to the road from the Paper Mill to Eberly's.
- - is' Terms of Sale One-third rash on lot October,
ISt - i;1, when a Deed will ,he made: the balance in two
equal annual payments, with interest, secured by Judg
ment. For further particulars. apply to the undersigned.
JACOB ITEYSER.
FOR SALE.—A valuable FARM of 130
ACRE S of excellent LIMESTONE E A N D, 30
Acres of which are in good TIMBER, situated of a mile
from the Welsh Run Poet Office, Franklin county, Pa.,
noel about 7 miles from the Franklin Railrmul, inn high
state of cultivation, witYA No.l improvements, consisting
of a new double two-story STONE HOUSE, 50xf0 ft.;
a good new Stone and Frame Balm' 47x80 ft. ALso, an
excellent Well of Water and two large Cisterns, which
hold from 75 10'100 hogsheads of water. There is also a
tine young Apple and Peach Orchard. Ice Horse, &e. It
taco very near shops of all kinds-on-a mills, which makes
n good market for grain. Title good and clear of all in.
cumbrances. I...wession given immediately. Apply to
the owner. on the' premise,
inneol-11 Dr. JOHN S. ANGLE.
PRIVATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
—The undersigned offers at Private Sale, about
ACRES of highly improved wheat Growing- SLATE
and GRAVEL LAND, situate about 2 miles from Chain
liersburg, between the Tnrnpike and - Wiland's road, ad
joining lands of Charles Evans and D. S. Reisher. 'There
is o large LOG BARS on the premises and a Well of ei
cellent Water. Much of the" above tract is watered by
Springs. used for meadows and pasturage. The whole
is well fenced and in good condition, anti will be sold in
whole or in parcels to suit purchasers. P06.5084111 given
Immediately. ang9-tf D. S. REISIIER.
ATILL PROPERTY'FOR SALE.—The
subscriber inteudiug to move West. offers at Fri
a ate Sale his valuable MILL PROPERTY, situate in
Southrlmpton township Franklin county. Pa., nee mile
east of Orrstown and four miles West of Shippensbrug,
comprising 54 ACRES of land, with a Stone and Frame
GRIST MILL, running two pair of Burrs, a new SAW
MILL. a new two storied BRICK DWELLING and oth
er necessary bnildings thereon erected. Persons desiring
to purchase will please call on the uralersigned. residing
on the property. Lstue24.lMl JACOB METZ.
.1 - )RIVATE SALE:—The subscriber of
-11 at private sale, a very desirable TRACT OF
-LAND. sltuate in Guilford township. about 3I miles - from
Chamber-burg, on the, 'Waynesboro Road, containing
EIGHTY-THREE ACRES of first quality I..mestone
Land, about. 7 Acres of which are covered with oveellent
Timber. The Improvements are a STONE DWELLING
HOUSE. Stone Bank Barn. Wagon Shed. Corn ( rib. and
other ont-buildimm There is 111. Well of good Water and
a cistern at the House, and a cistern at the Barn. There
are two Orchards on the premises.
'DAVID If. BONEIMEAK.
p EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.—The
kt, nals.eriber offers at Private Sale, a small TRACT
OF LAND, situate in Letterkentfy town , bip. nbout four
miles front Chambersburg, on the Lou •.t ?load, and
about one mile West of Reeky Spring. t olnalning
ACRES, more - or less of SLATE LAND. Persons de
sirous .11' purchasing, are requested to call on the under
signed. residing on the phemises.
. -
tUSfINbIII
MEM
TWO FARMS FOR SALE.-Tli sub
seribor offers at Private Sale TWO FARMS anti a
LUT OF MOUNTAIN LAND. Person , .
chase will please call on the tualmNiamea. rr.idiug on the
Mansion 'reel, on the -Baltimore turnpike, one mile East
of Fayetteville. JuncF. , l4l JOHN ki ; lIA M.
Cobatai auk :*tgars.
TACOBS' TOBACCO AND CIGAR
STORE.—Slaving rahnilt thy Tobaceo and Cigar
Store on South Main street. (corner of Washington & Main
streets.) Iwo siituires from the Diarnoml. I would invite all
to call and examine my stock, consi.stinii of "
r CITETc'ING TOBACCO: ~ C oagre, s , all kinds. Cavendish.
Twist. all kinds, Thee Twist,
Flounder, : i /Id Virginia,,
Navvy - Holley DPW,
Michigan Fine Cut, Ace., Sc.
Anderson Shorts Solace,
T.ALisrunn, Hart's Deihrlir,
Plantation, Slllll4 Side, &e.
SNUFFS i
_ Rappee, Scotch , Coagre.
SMOKING
Large Hand. • Big Lick.
Cut and Dry, Danville,
Lynchburg.Garabaldi,
James fiver, Grant,
Mead, SigeL
..ep .5'.1. J. A. JACOBS.
p EMOVAL OF BUSH'S TOBACCO
li.) AND SE:GAR STORE—The nnOrsizned
moved his Tohneen and Svgur Store to his nour room. on
sECON I) STREET. next door to the Friettdehip Eegion
Honor, w here he will keep on taunt a complete 'look of
TOBACCO AND SEDAES, such as Natural fwd. Mieh
iesTin and Smoking I,Attieen, Pipes, Le,
aprils C. 11. BUSH.
Pb~sirian~.
3. C. MICIIAMDS, M. D. JNO. moNTGomEICY, IL
ICIIARDS MONTGOMERY have
111) associated themselves in the Pra , :rre nl Ninth-int,
alai have opened nn awe to Dr. tieb ,rni: new building,
ou Main street, a few doors South t'l.• Diamond.
Ali Persons indebted to either of the above, will please
Mahe early settlement of the same, tangt2 , l-tf)
DR. J: S. 31-NURER OFHERS HIS
services as aPhysidan and Suro-an to the citizens
of St. Thomas and vicinity. Prompte. wat nil boom
Residence opposite the Post °Mee. nprill9-Gm
Di. AV. BOYLE will attendprompt
', ty toOtt professlonalsalle. Unice in the Vestibule
of the New - School House near the . latlir2,4•
PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL
socrvry.—The Pennsylvania State Agricultural
Society will bold its Exbibition on stsprembs7 38th,
t...con and 290, 1E65, at WILLIAMsPOIZT, Lycoming
county, Pennsylvania.
A n y information desired by persans t i t ...iriv t o ex hibi t,
a pplication); for premium list or posters, by members of
the Society: will be given by the undentlemett, or A.
IiOTO HAMILTON, President, liarsb.burtr.
julju , A. BROWER LI /SO AKFIt y See'y.
INOTICE.=—The Board of School three
tors GI Guilford tocruship will meet ou ..Sat.rdaY.
EIGHT E N the 26,01 doy
SCHOOL T August, for the
EACHERS'. - purposes of employiur
ntvel:2l -, PETER Ni•FERRENT
WEST HU
BY MAGNETIC TFLEGRAPIL
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE FRANKLIN. REP
Ike the Western 'Union Telegraph Line—tli
Railn - nul Depot.
Latcrl from the Atlantle,Cable.
Cce. - rucr, August 14, t
Via. Am: Bar, An )
The schooner First Fruit, from Cardin, arrived
in Havre de Grace, N. F., this morning. Site,makes
the following report On the 6th of Auguit, at 4
o'clock - in the morning, saw the steamship Great
Eastern and the British war steamer Terrible.
At 6 o'clock in the morning saw a beacon budy
marked Great Eastern No. 5. The Great East
ern and the Terrible were then about five miles
south-east,from the beacon buoy. The weather
was quite fogey at this time. The First Fruit
than laid her topsails to the mast and pointed her
ensign. At noon the Terrible came near the First
Fruit and received information from her of the
bearing of the beacon buoy, The Terrible report
ed that the cable was parted on the 2d of August.
The position of the beacon buoy, by the account
of the First Fruit was in Lat. 51.40 N., Long. 36.
The weather here this morning is quite mild, but
a thick fog prevails.
•Legal otircs
IN I" AR TIT I 0 .N.--Jolm Slieltter
Sawn Sahm. widow, and Jacob Rife; Ommlian, of
Abraham Sabra, Anna Mary Salim. Suean E. Sahm, and
Jonathan Sahm, heirs at lam, of Abraham Salon, deed. In
the court of Common Pleas of Franklin county', Pn. No.
'2l. Apnl T, IPS4. Frew de partitiour faciendrt. June
1855. The court order and decree a rate of the Real Es.
.fate.
Notice is therefore given by the undersigned, that in
pursuance of said orderand decree, be will expose to Pub
lic Sale, on the premises. on Saturday, the 2d day of Sq.
amber Ttar, the following described real estate, viz: A'
TRACT OF LAND, Amato in Letterkenny township,
in said county, containing 249 ACRES and 115 PER
CHES neat measure, bounded b lands of Jacob Rife,
Michael Dice. Daniel Slichter, John Brake, Frederick
Deck, John Deck and others. The improvements are a
two storied LOG DWELLING HOUSE, a Stone Bank
Barn and other necessary outbuildings.
TEENS—The sum of one thousand dollars to be paid
at the time of sale, and the balance on the lat day of Au.
gust, 1269. (angel SAMUEL BRANDT, Sheriff.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—No•
Lice is hereby given that Letters of Administration
on the Estate of. Jacob 'Hollinger. late of Washington
township. deed, have been granted to the undersigned.
All persons knotting themselves indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate payment; and those having
claims present them property authenticated for settlement.
augiblit CONRAD RUTH'S, Adion'r.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No
tire is hereby given that Letters of Administration
on the Estate of Samuel Leriherr, late of Greencastle,
dee'd, have been granted to the undersigned. .
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said•sstate
will please snake imniadinte payment; and thoie having
claims present them properly anthenticatedTor settlement.
ant E. D. Adm'r.
ADMINISTRATOR'S
tice is hereby given that Letters of Administration
on the Estate of Wm. 11. Shafzer; late of !dontgomery
township, have been granted to the undersigned.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Esfato
will please make immediate payment; and those having
claims present them properly authenticated for settlement.
Accounts to be presented to Abraham Whitmure, residing
in mid Lew-whip,
AMA M. SIIATZER,
DS S OL UT I 0 N . Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned has disposed of his Inter
est in and withdrawn from the partnership of SILEPLER,
CLARK & CO:, conducting the Plaining Mill, - &c., in
Chambersburg. The business will be conducted for the
present in the name of Shepler, Clark & Co.; who will
cline up the accounts of the firm.
july 193:663rfit JNO. P. CULBERTSON.
Airbixat.
BA_LTDIORE LOCK HOSPITAL. Dr.
JOHNSTON, the founder of this Celebrated Institu
tion, offers - the most certain, speedy, and only effectual
remedy , in the world for Glee,ts, Structures, Seminal
Wealmnsa r Paid - in the Loins, Constitutional Debility,
Impotence, Weakness of the Back and Limbs, LAffectiont
of the Kidneys, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspilpsia, Ner
vous Irritability, Diseases of the Head. Ttms.n Nose or
skin; and all those serious and melancholy disorders rais
ing front the destructive habits, of Youth, which destroy
both body and mind. These secret and solitary preetiees
are more fatal to their victims than the song of the Sylvan,
to "the mariner Illyssus, blighting.-their - mint brilliant
hopes or anticipations, rengeringmarriagc, be., impossible.
YOU.IG MEN!
Young Men especially, oho have become the victims of
Solitary Vine, that dreadful ant:ides:l - net - ire habit which ant
annually sweeps to au untimely grave thousands of young
men of the most exalted tateut awl brilliant intellect, - who
might otherwise have entranced listening Senates with the
thunders of eloquence, or waked to eestacy the living lyre;
may call with full confidence.
MARRI - A,GE!
.31arried - persons, or young men contemplating 'marriage
being aware of physical a eakile,a,organie debtlity, defor
mities, Sc., ehould immediately consult Dr. Johnston.
lie who places himself undei tho care of Dr. .7ohnston
runs- religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, and
confidently rely 'npon his akillas a physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS IMIEDIATELY CORED •
' AND FULL VIGOR RESTORED.
This disease is the penalty most frequently paid by those
who hays become the victims of improper indulgences.
Young persons are too apt to commit excesses front not
being aware of the dreadful consequences that may ensue.
sow. who that understands the subject will pretend to deny
that the pon er of Procreation is lost sooner Vibes° fulling
into improper habit than by the prudent. Besides being de
prived of the pleasure of healthy offspring, and the most
serious and destructive sympathy,to mind and body wise.
The systemifecomes deranged, the physical and mental
powers weakened, nervous debility, dyspepsia, palpitation
of the heart. indigestion, a roasting of the flume, cough,
svtntoms of constunption.
Office No. 7, Solidi Frederick &red,
secen doom, from Baltimore street East Nide, up the steps.
Be particular in observing the name and number, or you
will mistake the place.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
No Mercury or :Nauseous Drugs.
DR. JOIINSTON. Member of the Royal College lo
Surgeons. London. graduate from one of the most eminent
Colleges of the United States; and the greater part of
whose life has been spent in the hospitals of Loudon,
Paris. Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some of
the most astonishing cures that were et er known. Many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when asleep,
great nervousness. being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
bashfulness. with frequent blushing. attended sometimes
with derangement of mind, were cured immediately.
A CERTAIN -DISEASE-I'-
When the misguided and imprudent - Mary of pleasure
find he has imbibed the seed of thispamfuldiseage, it too of
ten happens that an ill-timed sense of shame, or dread of din
cot Fry. deters him from applying to those who from educa
tion and respectability can ahem befriend him, delaying till
the constitutional* minutes of this horrid disease make their
appearance, such as ulcerated sore throat, diseased now
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dimness of sight,
deafness. nobs on the chin, bones null =IS. blotches on the
head, face and extremities, progressing with frightful en
pidity, till at last the palate of the mouth or the bones of
the nose fall in and the e ictint of this atrial disease be
comes a horrid object of commisseration, till death puts a
period to his dreadful sufferings. by sending him to "that
bourne from whence no traveller rename." To ouch, there
fore, Dr. Johnston pledges himself to preserve the most
invadable secrecy: and teem his extensive practice in the
first Hospitalsed Europe and Amerket, he can confidently
recommend a safe and speedy care to the unfortunate vic
tim of this horrid disease.
It is a melancholy foot that Thousands fall victims to
this horrid disease owing to the unskillfulness of ignorant
pretenders who by nse of that dreadful poison, Blereury . ,
ruin the constitution, and either send the unfortunate to
an untimely grave, or make the residue of life tni+ernble.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE!
Dr. T. addresses ILuso who have injured themselves by
private and improper indalgenee-a.
These are sotae of, theraid and melancholy effects pro
duced by early habits of youth, via :—Weakness of the
Bach and Linbs. Pains in the Head. Dimness of Sight,
Lest of Murcular Power, Palpitation of the Heart, Dya
pelvis, Mt-trona Irritability. Derangement of the Diges
tive Functions, General Debility, Sy mptiaus of Connally,
doe, AT:
31ESrALLY, the fearful effects on the mind are much to
be dreaded; Joss of Memory, confusion of Ideas, Depres
sion of Spirits, Evil Forebodimpt, Aversion to Society,
Self-Distrust, Love of Solitude. Timidity,- Fcc., are some
of the evil effects,
Thousands of persons of All Dv+ eon now judge n - hilt
ix the muse of their declining health. hosing their 'rim
becoming we.sk, Pale. bore .inguler Appearance nhout the
ey to. cough, and symptoms of Coretuutption.
Dr. JOHNSTON - A INYIRORATING REMEDY
roll. ow:Amu wEmixEss.
By this great and important remedy, Weakness of the
Organs is speedily sued, aadfull vigor restored.
Thoasands of the most nervous and debilitated, who
had 14t all hope,, base been immediately relieved, All
impedanents to Marnaze, YLr sical or Steutat Disqualitl-
C3tion, Nervous Irritability 'I retaining, Weakness or Ex
haa,tha, of the root tearful' kind, speedily rural by Dr.
Julmstoti.
TOUNG MEN,
who have injured them-elves by a certain practice. Mauls
red in when aura"--a habit frequently learned from evil
companions, or nt sehool. the effects are nightly felt, even
when asleep, and if not cured render marriage impossible.
and destroys both mind and laxly, should apply 1 in tnediutely
What a pity that a young man, the holes of Ilk country,
the darling of his parents, should he snatched from all,
prospects and enjoy meets of life, he the consesitsienee of
deviating from the path of nature, and Indulging in n
tain secret habit. Such persons, helere content - plating
MARRIAGE
should reflect that a sound mind and body are•the most ne
without these, t h e J our ney through life tenet a weary
cessary requisites to promote connubial happiness. Indeed,
pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens to this view; the
mind becomes shadowed with (lespair„and filled with the
melancholy reflection, that the happiness of -another be
comes blighted with our turn.
OFFIC E No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
BALTIXOILE.
TO STRANGERS.—The many thousands cared at this
Institution in the hist fifteen years; and the numerous im
portant surgical Operations performed by Dr. J.. Witn"ged
py the reporters of the paperN and many other persons,
n otices of which have appeared again and again before
the public, is astittleient guarantee to the aillicted.
N. B t :There ate so many ignorant atiktrortbL ol lAretar-ka.
advertnaMg themselves as PhysielaisS;roning-rg* nealth
of the alfeady aillletasl, Dr. Johnston deems It necesitary
to say to those-unacquainted with hlt rePutallont that hia-
Diplomas bran in his °Mee. ' •I. •
LW TAXI, NOTICE: 4n letters most.bo pos t aiw
contain o postage stamp !kir the reply, or no &timid. NMI
he sent (mar
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