:7:7 - `Aftw - of - gtri!titt :- „ • TER NNS YLV ANI A RAILROAD 4. --. Tirtwrirrrxxv. TABLE. FIVE DELFT DAIZY to and from "Ptilartelphia and Pittsburg. On find after X 01 4 2 Y, 90,4ef 310 /e 44, the Passenger Trains of the .Ptnuirardsltallreal Company will depot Tram Ramis -31 Itadirelve at PtladelTWKßDhlu pnd ittsburg as follows: EAS 211710 UGH EXPRESS TRALVleases Harrisburg dal , Lir in 2.45 a. 34, and arrives at West. Philadelphia at 6...% A. X- • EAST IMa• leaves flanisbnig daily (excePt 310 minv) a 5.13.01 st 4 and arrives at West Philadelphia at l'4:10 1. 4 K. pamea tte r s take breakfast at Lancaster. MAIL TRAIN imves Harrisburg chili (except Su nday) at L3O P. H., and. andves at West Philadelphia at 5.. 35 P. Y. TTSBURG AND ERIE EXPRESS leaves Barri& Walt daft (except Sundays) at 11.55 P. 3t. 5 and arrive." , at 'Kea Ph 1 104 , A114 at 44,9 A. X. ISARRISutmu ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, lea% es lursisbilfg ttallY (eseept Sunday) at IC* P. al., and „firm at West Philadelphia at 9.30 P. 31. Titis train has as nenneV4cracfsont the {rah C0 . ..1.1.A ACCOMMODATION TR...llXleaves Liar thbutgdhilY (except Sunday) at 7 A. 31., and aniVeS at Lancaster at 9.15 .t. eunne,:ting <este% onMonday) the rast Line east. WESTWARD: PITTSBURG AND ERIE EXPRESS leaves Barris burg daily (except Sunday) at 12.35 A. M., Altoona 6.50 4.31.,--talte breakfast, and arrive at Pittsburg at 12,40 BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Harrisburg - daily (except Monday) at 2.. Z A. M.: Altoona 8.15 A. X. take breakfast, and arrives at Pittsburg at 1.40 P. M. THROUGH EXPRESS leaves Harriahurg daily at .025 3L, Altoona at e. 15 .0. 51., take brearWA and arrives • Ad Pittebearat2.4o P.M. • .PAST UNE leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sunday) at 4.00 P. M.: Altoona at 9.10 P. 31., tar supper, and ar rive!' at Pittsburg at 2.00 A. It. MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sun , • day) a 0.1.40 P. AL: Altoona at 7.55 P. 3L, take supper, and ; arrives& it MOUN T JOl west leaves Lan. .costar at IL%) A, EL; connecting there with the Mail west: leak es Mount Joy at 11.51 A. M., and arrives at Harrisburg 401.00,,8. SPECIAL,NOT/CE. t=TMrlr frona,Ptttsburg, which arrives at Harrisburg at 620 P. at, .ps.t.liare, passengers for East, of Harrisburg lay corer uo. 11111.55 St SAMUEL D. YOUNG, - Dora Sup't Middle Dlr. Penna. R. R. VORTRERN CENTII AI? RAILWAY FALL 'TIME TABLE.—Four Trains Daily to -and non Beitiinere and Trageington City. Connections made with ti 11111.4 on Pennsylvanialtailroad, Wand from-Intinburg and the West. - FOUR TRAINS DAILY to andlnmn tle,•ls.lorth and West BranCh Susrynehunna, Elmira, and all of Northern • ' , Near York. ' 7n and after Aldnday. 17th, 1464, the Passenger Trains of the Northern Central Railway will arrive at and depart En= Hardsbarg and Baltimore as lrollowx ,_ SOUTHWARD. '-HAIL: TRAIN leaves 'Sunbury daily (except ' Sunday) 1045 A.S. -leaves Ilanisburg 1:20 P.X. - arrives at Baltimore 5.10 5.53. . 1- EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Stinbary daily (es ' -- • eept Sunday) 11:45 P.ll, leaves Harr (sburg (except Monday) arrive* as Baltimore IVLB.RISBUTICt ACCOMMODATION leaves • 'Harrisburg stmfati ACCOM3IODATION leaves San. - ,bury daily lex. Sunday).. - - PRILADELPRIA EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Sunbury Mail}•(ex. Sarnia3 : .) 1 1 :05 Y. 31 • • :HORTH.W . A.II.I). -,]IA M TRAIN leaves Baltimore daily (except Sunday) leaves tfarrisburg arrives at Sunbury 4:05 P.M. • : - .EXE'REgS TRAIN leaves Baltimore daily 9:00 t • naives at Harrisburg _.. 1:50 A.l, leaves Harrisburg daily (ex cept Monday) arrives at Strohm-3- E7HE EXI'RBSS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ;daily (except Sun lay's) a t. leaves Harrisburg, daily (ex cept Sundays) at. 111:35 arrives at Sunbury at. IIARR - LS . 111;110 ACCONEMODATION leaves _Baltimore dailytex.lionday 3:00 eisc. arrives at Harrisburg at..... 7:50 P.m, ,SUWEIIIIM ACCOMIODATION leaves Hai _ risburg daily (ex. Sunday). 4:00 —77ta Erie Express and Philadelphia Express are through trains to and from Erie and all intermediate points. 31ail ..... - alsdExpreas trains ran through to Elmira. • For further information apply at the Odice, in Peansyl. .eania Railroad Depot. J. D.1.:33.4/MY„g-en. 1865. 1 t 41.1. PLADELPITIA AND ERIE RAIL ROAD.—This mat line traTerseq th e N - orthera an d Northwest connties of Pennsylvania to the city of Erie on Lake Erie. Itbas been leSsed and is operated by the PelltlSTlVEttlia Railßoad Company. TIME Or PASSENGER TRAINS , AT HARRISBURG I=l Erie Mai/ Train Erie Earns Train... Elmira Express Train Elmira iffau Train.... =I Erie ILO. Tniin Erie Express Train... Elmira Express Train Eimira Mail Train... • Passenger cars run through ton the Erie Mail and Ex press Trams without change both ways between Philade] phi and Erie. .NEW YORK CONNECTION. .Leave New York at 7:00 arrive at Erie 3.40 A. i. Leave Erie at 2dt] P. sr., arrive at New York 12, noon. No Menge of. _Coro Beltran Erie and Sac York. elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night trains. For information I..spting Passenger business, apply ak Corner 30th and Market Sirees. Philadelphia. Mat:re Freight business of the Company's Agents : S. B. KeicaToN, 3r., Cor. Ilth and Market Sts., Philad.t. HErsorms, Erie: wv. BROWN, Agent, N. C. R. R.. Etaltimare. H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agl, Philadelphia. H. W. SIVINNER; General Tieket Pbiladell,ldo, A. L. TYLER. - -IXIII i G.'nerat Slip't. Williamsport. (9311BEliLAND VALLEX & FRANK itAILROADS.-CHANGD, OF HOURS.— sad. after Monday, October 31, 18641,Pa.saeng-er Trains witt ma deny, as follnwe (Rm:Ware excepted) FOE CHAMBERBI3IIIO. AL , ZA JIIRRISBURG A3l. P.M. ideatif .3/agelltdirn7:(N) f::4.1; a Greencastle 7:17 3:33 , Arrive cc E:l7. 4:20 Chamberstnirgl. 5. _ Leave at. Leave 13bippemabarg New-dile A.M. Carlisle 6:30 10:10 2:46 • " Mechanicsburg 7:00 10:42 3:16 Artire 46 Harrisburg 7:30 11:15 3:45 '-FOR CHAMBERBBURG AND 11AGERSTOWN A.M. JUL P.M. _., Leave Hartistnirg - 8:05 MO 9:15 • Ifeellanlcaburg evii 2:a? 4:50 " *Carlisle.,„. 9.27. 2:38 Z:l5 " Newrille. 1002 3:34 Shippeusbarg 1.11:',C1 4:04 Arrive at Cbambersbarg 11:00 4:35 Leave Chanabersbarg 11:10 - 4:15 - " Greetuastle 11:55, 5.35 .Azrive at Hagertawn 12:35 6:15 Makin close connections at Harrisburg with trains fur Paisda/ New Yea awl Pittsburg, and Kith trains all is West. Tbs leaving Harrisburg at 4:15 r. at. inns only as fat as Carlisle. O. N. LULL. Supt. R. R. Mace; Charnb'g. 0et.31, 1864 _ ____, US. MAIL.-CHAMBERSBURG • UNION STAGE LINES.--Through fare on. ly $3,50: Goad stages--careful drivers. Stages lease Mt. Mika daily for Shade Gap at': , o'clock, I'. 55,, ma king connection at Shade Gap vith_Chambersburg stages on Tuesday, Thtirsday - , and Saturday. Also lenses Chambersburg for Mt. Union at 7. A. M., on these days. Plity pounds of baggage. at the risk of the owner, al losred to each passenger. lon responsibility for parcels or Packages of merchandise, or other thing-carried, antes the person sending it has it erdered irr the agent on the rnity•bin. Stage °Mee in Chornbershorg. BROWS'S 'ft C.TI:L. H. U. SWEARER, Proprietor. SRA= GAP, August, 9 1865.1 y ' 4;: usicat. -- . _ NAEC Q • S GRAND AND SQUARE-PIANOS Which for Power and sweetness of tone, easy awl *Tyr able foucht, sad - beauty of finish, have lwert by the b!,,t fudges, venom:wed "unrivalled;' Alta Omit large 7 octave Pianos ore constructed otter 'their new harmed oveTstrung t rfind `sale, with oil the latest improvements. ' Sewed Hand Mons ut great Barttaiaa. at price. rang ing from 650 to 250, As gent for Koran , &Co.. lam en nobled to sell at theft 'Baltimore prior;. For further par titulars apply to C. IiniTING, Agent. jul)26.iy Chambenthurg. Pa. QT-EINWAY PIANOS.—MRsSRs Sitm - w-AT 6:, So' 'have received op:crab of THIRTY FIRST PREMIUM, ard4 and aver medals, in Washington, Near York, Ci o annati, St Louis. Chicago, Detroit and other ritie±. ATT/Ir. WORM'S PAM held fn LoNnos, 180. at whfel !ZIA) 11=WS were on tr. hibitton fbavt 411 parts of the world, the FIRST ProzvAIED AL wan ailladod•tcl STEINSTAIr h SONS, forpowerfut, brilliant and Aympeithrtic tone, with rrivitrneeoftorkrAwn l'or farther particular% apply to S. S. SHRYOCK. Agent for Steinway Chatoberaburg, 3'a. julypi 11: HUNTING, TEACHER .OF MU 41c, takes great pleasure In onnnuncing to the Ohjsens of Chembersburg, that be is prepared to give in- Attraction na the PIANO, AIELODEQN, or AIJINET opia i ts, and noon revoetfully Poile Its a liberal IthArf. Of their patronage. nu - K.3 teat in .he pte,eodon ofpianoa can obtain instruCtion at his home, and the me of a piano Residence of,lmilv 3t13.1., Queen street, neat Seeo n d. Terms reasonable. mayal•ly AIRE' MASON & I-lAMtre..; CABINET aßomis, forty different itytelt, adapted to eaertA acid rseaultur mule, for $.90 to BOW each. THIRTY. FIVE GOLD or SILVER .3fEnAr.s, or other first pre • mum' awarded them. lIM-trated Catalogues free. Ad- Aimee, MASON OAMLIN, pooTos. or MASON 4N.OTILERS, NEw & ?atm r i sep6.ly. 9117SCARtIRA_ FEMALE SEMINARY, A. ACADEMIA, 3rNi.lrA cot-Ni-r. PA —The ;tinter "armful of this institute till emematiee en Wednesday, No.' Umber, lat 18665. The undersigned having obutinya, nonunion of the above Institute, in, ites the patronage of all young ladles alio with to obtain a thorough edneation. Best alvante. '&lllven in all branches. Particular oppartrasittea afar. got in Music, Painting and Language*. -Competent z4ohere will take ablate of the different dennit men n s. Address . CARL F. KOLBE, Prnprietor, sent?. gt Aewlereis Jittasta Poway, Pa. fitabeg attrEfnatMare. T ,IGHTNE% RODS GALVA29ZED. , -- jj ETTER & EYSTER are 'patting up Zetetre 2 dr Rods of Garro.nize4 Iron (aR the sods are twisted herrn the top to the ground) which is far superior for durability anti protection than the common straight clack Iron Rods.— The Golvaniud rod being a more perfect conductor and comet cheaper; also Lightning Rods repaired in gots:ll4le. Call and examine the Galvanized Rods before hanngany of the blac3t rods put np, Storeßoom Op Main street • • COOS STOVES AND TIN WARE.- AU Paturno of Cook Stores, Parlor and Wood Stores (for burning wood or coal.) Tin , aro Iron, Corp& and BP-Par Ware of all kinds constantly on band and for sale cheap, at ETTER & EYSTER'S, Main Street, opposite Eyster e‘o Bros.' Store. KEIiCiSENE OU AND LAMPS.-ET TER &- - EYSTEB, are selling 'very best quality of liamsette Ott and Lumps. also Lamp Shades, of all pat terns, Chimneys. Wicks, Burners. Lamps of all kinds ahemd and repaired - at short notice. at their Stare Boom un Main 'Street. f I . OPPER WORK.-ETTEIi .EYS TER are prepared so make any Alte Copprr Stills. Worms, Pipes, Brewers' Kettles, in tact anything made of Copper and at the very lowest ,Prlce. All kinds of Cop perrepairing done,'and work all guaranteed. ETTER EYSTER ARE PREPARED to do all kinds of GAS-FITTING. PLUMBING and BELL BANGING at short notice and work guaranteed to give satisfaction. VTTER EYSTER ARE PRERABEI to pot up HEATERS of all kinds, with portable an /leek Casing, GOOF:MiI RA! cgs of ail kind, with Ho {Eater Tani, and every convenience you may ant.— Vail and see - tr betorn making any arrontientent4 with other panic,. NT E W S T 0 TINIVARE, STOVES, MILLER, HAMILTON & CO. Have opened their new MOM on the South-Bast Corner aj the Diamond, where they can nnpplc eustainer.Cß itin fir-t -rate articles at Very cheap Fleet. GREAT REDUC'T.TO7- 2:50 A. 7:00 1.31 J P -R E ! 7.00 cli 7;aD A.Y. STILLER TINWARE,& gTOVE Dr4LEII.%! 111; t:r.iilleed g,t141d., per per CPUTI. They will . p,91 on tho Iloct quality TIN Roomtri: : 15 A.M. (fin•Illoz flo . 5 - r, se.) for F-1(1 lMr mwsro. If thr , nwner Toir mr 4) p e r 14 nd. for 1 ESE EMI P t do 'RAI to . `iill Upon them before making rommet. or pnrehaset elsewhere. Partieohir attention will be paid to SPOUTING, JOB 815G.'6.c., at the cheapest rates LIGHTNING RODS, of beat Galvanized Iron, put up , trongly and rbeaply M.. B. & Cfl , Tare a foe aavatmant of maze, MEI BIRD CAGES 6:45 r. u. 6:00 A. 2:50 A. Is. 1...X1 P. Y. ICE CREAM FREEZERS all of which they offer a: ' , bort profit, 1.51 A. M. t 2,001.. M. 230 A. M. I-45 I. M. Give them a Gail and ,tee for yearselve. (may 10 FOIL COMPORT, CONVENIENCE, EN,n,my and Durability, u.t. T110:11,0N'S LONDON KITCHENER EUROPEAN RANG.V.! I }IF 1:/"..FT RASGE r.vEtrrsv£NTE.D. SOLD uY CHASE, SHARPE & IitiOMPSON. No. 209 Second Sr., Philadelphia. Iran Foaajera, aral Manttfireturers of Storer. Heater., Tinned and Enamelled Wares, Le.. S-e. [aug23-Gnu. NTEW QUARTERS AND NEW STOCK. THE OLD CLOTHINC: EMPORIUM. ' TIIE I SWIKET 11 , - aambcreburg. Pa. The under-lamed, after a temporary abi vireo riecmitat by the dr.:ruction -of Chambenbarg,' has again returned and 01.03,4: unt in full blast in the 3lurket Ilotise between Wallace's Dry Good store abd Huh, &teamster's (Ito. eerfeore. a le.mea.swrtment of } ALL ANL WLNIER t;oODS, of every deieript:on and quality. 8:30 9:00 1 9.32 .:00 This stack consists of Ready Made Clottling such ne Over Coats. Dress Coats, Paots, Vr,ts, Under ISidrts, Drawers, &c., also ,v, GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS, Isineb Cm. Tots, Suspenders, Gloves, Shawls. Handkerchinfs, Cob lass Umbrellas. de., His stock of Cloths for customer work consists of French; English and Domestic Manufacture. Black Doe Skin and Fancy Ca.ssimers, Black Salim Figured Silks. Plain and FiSney Cassimer Vestings which will be made ,kip to order' In styles to cult the taste of eustceners, on sborrnotiee, and reasonable terms. Having engaged a practical Cutter from thiEast, lam prepared to furnish clothing in the must Inshiobablextyles, and it, none low experienced workmen are engaged lee. SOIL, may rely upon getting their work well done at my Store. Thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowed, I re Spectfullysolleit a continuance of the same. CM NEW PHILADELPHIA CLOTiiING-BAZAAR NEW (,HODS! NEW GOODS!! The untle,raigned has Just returned from the East n ith a Crept assortment al the latest and - rhoieezt styles of PIEI E 0001/S, raja its.„English, I'reneh and Sel)11 . il Cloths Cassimeres, &et Also, a large azriortmerit of REA DN'iMAiDE (IAiTIIMG on hand at all timer. Great attention raid to cESTOM WORK. Clothing made in the latest Oct stelae 11,0 a at og, r t entire. „, - We would aLsil inform the public that we have Just re. reivell a large assortment of HATS, CAPS and GENTS' ICRNISHING GOODS, such as Paper and Linea Col. lars, Neek-ties, Ilaralkerehielk, Bore, Soxpendera, 117.01 e‘Pry article its the Gents' Furnishing line. Please eon and examine, at .1011 K DIETER'S Popular Clothing Bazaar, South Alain Street, nearly op posite Greenawalt's Betel, elan of thi "Red 'Flag' 1. B.—Clothing Repaired, SO rurml and Cleaned at short notice. REAT EXCITEMENT AT - MER CElLSlllißG.—llevitig just opened a L A HOE istoCE t iki fIoODS, in the corner room formerly isecie pied by the biewira. Brewers. consisting in part of Pluck Cassimeres. Satinets, Jeans, Vestings, &e„ widch are :ire Preluded to sell either by the piece or yard. and WOWS( cnizsiged S'kalful Cutter and workmen, we are prepared to make up COATS, PANTS and VESTS in. Me latrrt and moat approved style. and ut the very lowest 1121C14. We shall keep constantly on hand Si large stork of MADE-LP CLOTHING, uudoifuetured by our own workmen, and in which line to e defy competition. tos regards durability and cheapness For the Ladies we lie,e a large line of Black and Fancy Cloths, suitable for Cloaks, batiks, &e. Also a Janie stock of BOOTS AND SHOES; HATS AND CAPS, and a general assortment of Gentlemen's l'undshing Goods, such as line Shirts, Collars, Neck-Tie-I, Under-Slurts, DraWere, 4.-c- All of the above goods we will sell or low US they can be bought l a arty mar k e t in th e Union fur Cash. f.xn4-6moi JOHN ft, SPINE & CO. ationleVs at kali). ("•_ M. dZ WS. STENGER, ATTOR ‘.A • NEY-PAT StEwt it, 01 , trict At. torney nod Agent for procuring rensiono, Bounty Stoney and arrears ot pay • Ottlee in Jnmeg Duttiehns a w eiging, on the West md e of 5e9011 , 1 Street, bettVe o en Queen and Waslungton hr t e e r s , _ _ SITUJIBAVGII - h GEILR, ArronNv.Ys ►Fj wr LAw.--4./trice opposite the Poet °Mee. tii ilt at tend promptly to alltmsiness entrusted to their care. P. S.—Anthorized Agents for the collection of Penslons, Bounty, Stack Pay and all other cluitns against the govern ment. sepl4 AVS EVERETT. Attorney at Law. • (Mee on Dtarket Street, opposite the Cou rt Rome fordierly occupled,byler. Cook, Esq. All legal busineses entrusted to his care will receive prompt atter, tion. sepT•tf. JOHN STEWART, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office on Send Street, a few doom Boerne of the Market House, PENSIONS, BOI7NTY and other claims 'promptly collettx4. [angel TJ. NILL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Of • tee at his residence on &road street octl9 B. KENNEDY, ATTORNEY AT LAW • NEN. on Market sheet. nollll, AND ENAMELED WARE, CHM WATER COOLERS, 4X., 4Etott tug. J. T ffOSICINSON IMaCbts' acnb itebnlq• WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, etc arabgiusl opened a well seles , 44 numb:deal of goods In my line, directly Opposite the Post Offiee, on Second Street, ."-=" where my old and I hope 'Many new customers will find me during business hours 31y old stook - havingteen re• doted very suddenly on the tOth of July butt I was tom• pelled to buy an Entire Nett - Stock of Goods, which ate of the latest styles And pakten^ consisting of Gold and Silver (Imported and American) Gent's and Ladies' Watches, Jewelry of fine and medium qualities, Silver Thimbles, _ , Nap kin Rin, _ Fruit en gs d Butfer Icahes, Gold. Pens of fine quality, . Pocket , Orainy, Razors, Strops and Brushes, Silver Plate/. ,Spoors, Porksand Butter Naives, Jett Goods, Pocket Bookl, Ladies' Purses, Nail and Tooth Brushes, - Redding and Pocket Combs, Lead Pencils, • Morocco Satchels, Large and Small Willow Baskets, MUSICAL INSTIOINENTS,: Plates, Fifes, _. Banjos, Tsmi,orloes, Accord eons, Fintinas, &o. • The assortment of_CLOCRS is large and of eveiy rimy. Ilutre on hand the REN REPEATECG which catibe fired fifteen limo in that many seconds. Everybody should have one for self defence. The public are incited to .?ail and examine them. _ PISTOLS on band and balers fdledfor any _kind that may be wanted. Cartridges of all sizes, kept on hand. From long experience 1 can adapt Spectacles to the sight of the old as well as middle aged. SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES in Gold, Silver and Steel Frames al wago and. vi u ng h the agency for lbg sale of the celebrated BUR GLAR AND FIRE-PROOF SAFE, mannfactnred by f•T GOLD. SILVER PLATED WAR}. F. G. DITMAN. • - Becloud tztrvt, in Plabikincol "kid Building inst rcturned from the city with ti large anti cheap cost of goods. to which he invites all to come anti exam ine het; ire purchasing elsewhere., - Hit stock °Diarist, of GOLD AND SILVER 'WATCHES. - • a the Cutest etyle, Gu:d and Silver Minis, . Breast-Pins. Ear Dad Finger Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, elm SILVER WARE, Table unt.l Tea Spoons. Napkin Butter KniVeS l'nctura. e. 4 1 linvo addr , d. my }net . a large o ,eon me ul of thirty boor and eitnt day-I:l.ol'Kit. nil .4 N‘idell will lie ` t4'l:ow. (...4(•`o,a - r..ut4 Ai u-..rein,..r.nre.l. Th inkinl in n.y 11,1110 11 . 1011 d, and PtI 4, OMPN for tlmr n..pe , •::tilly :this of them n (n.ntinuSintn..,l the .NnAne ‘4 , 141 . 1 . 1 A TIALIERS'I OWN. MD.. Wrsild re4rsssially thoir ir;ent,,, and ti yolk zenerafly that [hey ha\ jn,t rotnr, ,, d lona the eltie4tviih s hotte ,t 40 . ,), or New sad 11,autital 1.00d.1 .--,ll , li•raw FINE COLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND JEWELRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION SILVER and PLATED WARE, SPOONS FORKS, LADIES. KNIVES. and CAS rolls }whet Fintrei. Razors, RazonntroN,—Hair. 'broth. amt. Nail Erashe.—lNuket Boaz. Comb, of en on. Mod Leather Isafehe/s, mt,l a I;enerat Unrony of FA Ney Ci t lfllts— Large A., ,, ortrueut of SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL aue for lIENRY HARPER, 5,V Awn Sri:Lr.? PUILAPX:LEIIIA. WATCHES, VINE JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, and Ellperior SILVER PLATED WARE. ottll.:11n. 'Boots aub *tationan. B OOKS! BOOK,St7' BOOKS!!! isNLITER'S - BOOK AND VARIETY STORE, Oa Marian Haus', oppostic Brostot'e /lout. Keeps const.tetly on hand SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STATIONERY. etc. Bottles, Hymn Books, Photograph Albums, •Pupetsand Linen Window Shades and Fixtures. Wall Paper, Fancy Ikeskets, Ladies and Heat-Lanett'," Batavia, Blank, Pass and Memorandum Plonks of all sizes. wood Pens tend Holders, Pocket Books. Ladies' Fancy Cowls, Zephyrs—Ovnonu. Cashmere and .Shetland Wool. Blank Di ods, Arnold's 110 other Inks, Arch aort and Pattern Paper, Song , . Dime Newels Joke Books Sc. Old Books. PeriattErals. !love and Newspapers bound in any style. Blank Vmlot Made to order. Paper roiled en any pattern. t''‘P - i AGENT'S.' FOR THE SALE OF INTERNAL R ENV II S'T'AY IS. tiettaa • lIRYOCK'S BOOK STORE, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICF), Solvent Misetellatteons and B. S. Books. Stationery. Photographs and Albums, Willi Paper and Window Shade:. Fic.rehild's Celebrated Gold Pens, N. Fork and Phiaadn• Dailies, Weeklies am! Monthlies. tilt Francs. Worsteds and Fancy Goods _ Bibles and Hymn Books. Draisrs of the most coriiplez cl , srriyion filled on the votire. OLD EDITIONS hunted up by Mr J. K. Sthryock at a reasonable commission Agents for SIT.INIVAVS Pianos and Masrsist'ffiatLiNia Cabinet Organs. 0(44 • O OUR WHOLESALE CUSTOM ERS. T- , —We have made SPECtAL arranizetonostibisratt to proctor,. our SCHOOL. BOOKS Cad SCHOOL STA TIONERY at ouch rates. that we can supfdy our ILE SALE CusromEtts at the lowest pastablz prices. S. S. SIIBSOCR. T 0 SI; :!;; DAY SCHOOLS. —We are agent"! for the American S. S. Union a, other bowies for the supply of Sunday School 800i0 , .' S. S. 81.11VitiCK. AIISVELLANEOUS BOORS.—T artie_ ular attention given to keeping on hand all the new imblteation4, S. 8. Sill:YoCK. ToBOOK BUYERS.—Book buyerr wn, find it to their advantage to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Prompt attention to written teem. S. 8. SIIRYOCK. SCHOOL BOOKS .—All the School 110.1is ie use to be Lett nt city prices, at r 0 TEAC HERS .—Special terms to T.LOi , r4, for inocriis and Station...2T, Kt: sninocK S. I (MKS! BOOKS !!—We have made ar ifi rangeninnts in th, Ettstrro citiev to fill orders ha Er. prr4s in the .O.IIW pelp , ;bie tirnq S. S. SilltYoC.K. U OOKS.—Libraries supplied and re-lit ted with Firticul,sx advantage, by S. S. sinzrocs. 13nots ant boto. p EMOVED.—The undersigned his the j_ k , pleasure of informing his old customers and the pall lie generally, that he has removed has FOOTS SHOE STORE to the Nein Brick 11w1dtag of George Ludwig, uu Main Street, one door south of Greenawalt's Hotel, where he is now opening the largest assortment of Boots and Shoes ever lininglit n. tfiecount, liis sloth nes ever: variety of Youths'. ladiet2 and Men's BOOTS SIIOCS, which for sty In of finish, and durability of wear, cannot be surpassed in the coquty, and 31 hash will ry,• Mdd at prices tomtit the timer, liaviug porebased THE LATEsT STYLE LASTS, he is prepared t o m ak e 'Customer alai:, at short notion, by the hest workman in the county. With a disposition to be obliging tool fie. Mmmoslating, he, tper , an 111,0 a liberal allure of pat• mange—swinged a desire so monopolize, as his motto is, la our common calamity, to live and let live. Particular nth-titian paid to all kind* rlf Repairnw. TERMS CASH, AND PRICES UNIFORM, WITII• Qt . " EXTORTION lie has also on hum), jusand liar sale, cheap, Trunks, Vs carre4 harks, Lisps and Paper Collars. Paper, Xureqopes, steet Pens, IMRE N. B. All persons knowing. themselves Indebted 1;111 please call and make immediate settlement, that I may he pnabled to meet my former liabilities in the City. rpH E GENTS' WOVE MD GAITER, ith it flout thlek !PS, at rAvros s. A FINE STOCK OF HEAVY BOOTS, li cheap and durable, just received at PAXTON'S. • WHOL T A I Z . p s. RETAIL' The undersigned has ing purchased the entire Stuck and Fixtures of the Rope and i no. MllnUflietory of J. P. Grey, dee'd, respeettuliy announces to her friends, and the former patrons of the establishment, that she will continue to curry on the luminous, in nil its various branches, at TILE OLD STAND, on Franklin street, Chamberoburg, where she will be pleas ed to receive the calla and orders of the public. All kinds, suf., andqualities of ROPES, CORDAGE, TWINES, &C., ahvayo kept on hand or made to order of the hest material, and furnised at reasmable prices. In connection with the above business, she Is also prepared to manufacture If AIR. TIVAK, AND OTIf Eft MA'rFRASSES, as well as Horse Blankets and Fly Ne to of superior quad ity and style. Persons In want Of superior articles in the above line are requestedtocoil, er send their orders, which will be attended to promptly rinimigs, VALISES, CARPET-BAGS. 11 CANES AND UMBRELLAS, of the beet meou fsainre at PANTON.I Isalthilu-sticpositerg,-41pitheastrag, G.BLIVICKS & BURKHART have OD hind the I..AREIRS STOOK, 01',XERCIUNDISE In town, and sen pals • wizorasALE As CHEAP at azy bouts in Pbnadelphia. GELWICKS & BURKHART auurrateture ev deeeription of . CANDIES , AND CONFECTIONARY, NFECTIONA_RY, OIL!•OIL! OIL! 0114;1 GELWICKB 6-, BURKHART -; KEROSFNE AND LL'ERICATDTG OILS as cheap as it can be bought at Pittsburg with, freight added, and cheaper by 3 to 4 cents per gallo with freight added than It Can he &night in Philadelphia. car Country Alerdhants, notice this fact You can do better in Oils with tht, firm than either city, as we bey In large qnmdities expready for whole-sating. GELWICKS & BURKHART have pert received a line of inzlieriar FRESH GREEN AND SLACK TEAS, AT REIVCI:D PRICEs. G ELwicKs & BURKIIART have a large supply of PRIME HAMS, - - •at a redaction ort former figures. G ELWICKS &-BURKHART kappa Rita irariety • SPICES AND TREVE BARING ARTICLES. rir All Splces are groom on they own - .tin and pre. pare d In their awn store, pare and 'fragb. na adaTteratat. G ELWICKS A: BURKHART keep large Mock of TOBACCO AND SEGARS, ' a nd e,lll gel) them I,Anlc.ak a< ei•yprirta. (4ELNVICKS BUUKHA I? 17 ntoi - ,k yet NOTIONS A — NL) rARIETiIis • her: in all country store:, and n ill .ell them as elteap as oily b0w,e,.1. I= GEL WICKS & BUI?Kl-EART have a large bttlek ul COFFEES, SUGARS, SITUPS, MOLASSES. FISH and SALT. at whole ale prire.g. fIELWICKS BII•RRIIART expeet their bustnecs to pay tlaraaby selling a large (11310tIllt of ao, 44, and not by large Milts. E,LWICKS•A: BURKELARV_ have received a largelot of PRIME CHE-ES.,E, and a cari , ty of CRACKERS fredt Imexi the bakery ELWICKS & BURKHART'S k_TV Wholesale and Rend! 4ROCEitY - AND CONFECTIONER,Y Sernod Strett between Queen and Market :Its, 01.0111EE.4111.7116, I'.l, 0 0 D G 0. _0 13 S la AT VERY SMALL PROFITS, and no unseals°, at Use OW Flow and Old Stand, ON THE COLONI.It OF MAIN A\") WASHINHTON STREETS. COFFEES. Prime Rio, Java and Marioabe Colter& Rooked and Grvuml Coffee& S 1" G I? S• - - - Sugars of t-sery grade, from the be Doublo Reflood Loaf don n to I:2i coot Brown Sugar. ' • TEA S. Tre,.h flaupouder Imperial. of fine flavor. Old and Voting Hyena, and sorwrior Black Tea. .c(' qfi Nu, 1 Bright Yellow Syrup. Golden ‘ - elloa Cerny, at .2,1 cents per quart . New Crop Nr tirleaus Bartiair Mt.lathes. - E T . Prime fresh City-.•u!ed 'Hams, arranted sound & good Dried B. Bounds,. flacon. Sides and Shouldeo. PIS N . Fresh Shad and Nos. I and 2 Shore Ittackerel by the barrel, Ealees, quarters. eighths and single poutaL SPICES. Whole and Freili'Ground Spices. 'warranted pure. CANNED FRUITS. Pine Apples, Peaches, Cherries, Black BeniAs,'&e. Tamarinds and Jellies for the sickly. Peaches, Cherries, Plums and Apricots preserved in brandy. Canned Oysters and Tomatoes. , - - - PICKLES • By the Dozen, Jar, Keg or Barrel. Also Strong Cider Vinegar. Fresh Jersey Cranberries and Dried Fruits. - Raisons, Currants and Dried German Pears, Nat. rte. LAMPS. Kerosene Lamps. Chirnne) s, Shades and Wicks. Pare Refined Coal Oil, Se. Glass-Ware, Queens• Ware, Stone and Earthen wan. Cedar and Willow Ware, &e., all of which bits been bouglitott the best terra, and will be sold abicarnall ad vance by ioetil E. D"." REID. MARKET HOUSE.—The undersigned respectfully inform their numerous customers end the public generally that ;they have re-opened their Gro cery Store in the room formerly occupied by the Rook and Ladder Company,, in the Market House, and take this method of retail:ilatheir thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to them. Their stock Is complete in every variety of FASITLY GROCERIES, consisting of ham, Syrups, Salt, Mackerel, Coffee, Sugars, Tem, To baccos, 'Stashes, Brooms, Buckets, Cords, Twines, Glass ware, Queensikare and everything heretofore kept at their former place of business. They, will always keep a suite cient stock on land to be enabled to meet the demands of the community, COUNTRY PRODUCE taken fn ex change for goods at cash market prises. Don't forget the Maim, (Market flume./ three doors from the corner, on Queen Street. lautrill J IIUBEIt & LEMASTER. IMP -OR TE R S 0? WINES AND LIQUORS. LAUMAN, BALLADE &Ca, 1 . 2. A 801.78 NINTH Bztirren Chrsivut and Walnut Strata, Philadelphia. GEO. M. LAr3fAN, A. M. SALLAI)E, . J. D. liirtiNtl, End) bottle sealed with green nac with the Initials of the SUPERIOR OLD MADEIRAWINF FINE SHERRY, CLARET AND • 'ROCK WINES AND AN Aisonnirs - r OF FINE BRANDS OF CEA:AVM:MB OSBORNE & CO.'S 4 OPORTO. VERT FINE ANIt I,ELWATE P. FELDMAN. OLD PORT WINE, Each bottle Nettled with yellow wax with the initial,' of the ' Finn. Vroirrflp Br . LAITMAN, gALS, NBC &CO., No. l South Ninth Strut, Phitudetphia. 4 OLD RYE WIIISKEY, OLD WHEAT WHISKEY, • W ARRANTEI). OBERHOLTZ WHIRKEY, FOUBT WHISHEY;i : WERRT'S WHISKEY, I riFFEY'S WHISKEY, AND BEADING WINES. LAUSIAN, BALLADE CO, No. 133 South filoth Street; Philadelpkia. noaly. METALLIC ARTIFICIAL LEGS.- Something n ew, Send for a pamphlet. anal.%) J. W. WESTON, 704 Broadway. New York I= TOB PRINTING in every style done at othe nelle• 4 the FRAM", iw RIPPOWMPT ' , Oroterits, &c. and sell strictly at'orf •titters =I tiquaro. RIVRSE, GARDILAT 3 CO.'S SUPERIOR COGNAC BRANDY, yINTAGE OF IP:38, • firm. 131POKTED BY LA LIMA N, SALLADE S CO. Aalf, ,}4!rapo ,ault GO TO DEC.HERT.I.S nU IDDR P HATS AND OARS, He will WI ynn a Better Qttplity, More Serviceable and Thiei Lookin g Hat FOE LESS MONEY, the canbe bought elseibere. RESII ARRIVAL.—Now is the time - • - to bad pone Fall end Winter Goods, and W. W. PASTON 8 . in the Market Rome, la the place to get them cllzae and good. A tees tine assortment of Nene' fine and coarse Boats, Balmoral and Gn i "' Ladies' Gloye Sid, Morocco and Coarse Shoes and Gaiters. Misses' and Childress' Shoes andGalteis of every style . Also . • MMNS' AND BOYS' HATS 4-MM 40,M at Prices to suit art: The beat Hemel:nate of Hate to be had. A fine armament of Trunks, Carpet Bar, )Cahles, Canes, Umbrellas; &c, eonatantly: on hen& Caf and examine odr stock before f'uretousing• In the Market House, on Seem:l4lomA. F ALL STYL'E RATS AND CAPS DECEERT Ilea 3tmt received the FALL STYLE OF snB, wbf eh be is Selling Cheaper than an Cheapest Call and get bargains. LADLES FANCY kt.TRS, AT MAIN PittEIRA'S OLD ESTABLIBILED Fun Dfirw• neroar, No. 7.1$ ..irch, &rut, acne 7M, PAitaddpaia, Dave now in my !store of my on - n Importation and Diann caotare, one bribe latgat and most beautiful selections of FANCY. FURS, for Ladies' and ValdrerralVear, In the .City. Also a fine assortment of Gent's Far Gloves and Collra - . „I enabled,to dispose or my pods at very reasonable prices; and I would therefore soiled o caltfrom my friends •af.Frankllneonnty and vicinity. rriternember the Name, NUmber and Street 'JOHN FARETRA; 71S Arch Street, above 7th, south side, Philadelphia. / hare to partner, nor connection siithany other store Philadelphle. sep27-fm. T HE PATENT RESORT HAT IBM SHAPES AND COLORS at Low nixes, At DECITERT'S at Eieeond Street: near the Washington House. rEN'S BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S .1 1A T S of every style to be had cheap at PAXTON'S. rrltE “SHERIDAN RESORTE HAT," a nice ankle, at PAXTON'S. Ciento' Surniobutg 6000. ATELVET CAPS FOR ONE DOLLAR V at ROSS'• A NEW LOT HATS AND CAPS .1.11. at • ROSS% xrE'N's AND BOYS, GLOVES for Dr ..ku_ ring, Wording and Dress, at ROSS'. CALL AND GET A NICE NECEK TI (Latest Style) at ROSS'. In AA CHOICE SELECTION OF GENTS WEAR just from the East at ROSS'. TINDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, a U large lot, at .ROSS'. A LITHE SIGN OF THE RED SHIRT ja. is the•place to buy cheap. ; faebtrai. 'DINE I o IODINE! IODINE! IODINE! DR. IT AND£RS & CO'S lODINE WATER Chemists and Physicians have long sought - to dissolve lodine, without a solvent, so it could be taken into the system to apere hate; kenning full well that if this could ho done, they would have an antidote for many diseases now censidemil incurable. After fifteen yearn of Scientific research and experiment, this most important diseovery was made by Dr. H. AN• DER.; a Gorman Chemist and Physician, and amember of the Medical Faculty of New York, SARATOGA SPRINGS Contain only a fraction of the quantity of lodine there is in this preparation, yet the virtue of the water Is due prin cipally to this element. Its effect upon the system is indeed Wonderful HER EDITARY DISEASES, "born in the system," are era laded by its use. CHRONIC DISEASES, no matter of bow long standing, often yield to its subtle influence. As sinillsting at Once with the Blood, it estalitze and purifies that vital fluid, sending strength and rigor to ail parts of the body. The most wonderful success has - followed its use, In all forms of discos° originating in A BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD MEM CANCERS, SALT RREUIL EurstemAs, ALSO, EN ScitormA, Uterßs, SYPALLIs, CONISUIWTION, DMEPSIA, HEART, LIVER' AND FEMALE CoßriAn - rs KRIM?, DIEE.ASES, FEVER AND AGUE, Etagmaism, . &,.., &c., It has effected remarkable cures. TUE REV. GEO. STORKS. OF BROOKLYN, Editor of the Bible Examiner, publishes in that magazine the remarkable cure otitis con by the use of Dr. Anders' lodine Water, after all other remedies had been tried in vain. Ifs rays: "Gratitude to God, and a sense of obli- Epn to Dr. Anders & Co., have made as Insert the tot " My only son, George F. Storm, note thirty-seven years old, has been afflicted fur some dozen years, more or less with painful swellings and Indammations in various parts of his body oftentimes., seemingly, be wasneur to death.; then a respite fora season, but only for a return of the dis `ease with mom violence. For the past three years be has had an open sore on his breast, and latterly one near his collar bone, with ulceration In his throat, that was rapidly increasing, so that dissolution appeared inevitable. In this condition be applied to Dn. ANDERS do CO. By the use of the lodine Water the 'ulceration in his throat dis appeared In a short time. Continuing Its use, in lees than two months he was apparently healed, and his general health much improved.' Mr. Storm has AMP fallyrecov ered. This certificate is ruff., and many others, with a treat ise on tha nature and urea of lodine, will be sent Mae to any person sending as their name, Price $l.OO per 'cattle, or 6 for $4.06. Sent by Express to all parts cribs (wintry. DR. R. ANDERS -- d; CO., Physicians and Chemists, 428 Broadway, New York. tar Sold by Druggists generally 1865• PHILADELPHIA • WALL PAPERS. HOWELL & BOITRKE, 11/41;FAC/17815/24 OF PAPER HANOMS and WMIONS , SRAEES: Notth East Carnet EOUBTIX AND 3tAriCti Streets, PIIMADELEHIA- It: B.—Always In Store, a large Stock of anr.lll.lm LINEN 11011 on. Sr MIER' lOritits(*lriit*ts. D -T t r - G - - • • . M R, • D'RIie"S'TORE, one docc,weet I® riltoirs's HOTEL., 'has a wrzy - sztxmlra' swear PURE DRUGS O . IIE3IICALS and all the best PATENT MEDICINES, mks:gram on, LAMPS, PERFIT t iIE.B-Y SOAPS, do {Pest glut of &min's Hotel. DRUGS:! DitllGg!! EL,CRESBIstiSt, suceessorto IttSima &CKESI3. LER, has opened in his new room, on_ Second street, oppo- ' she the Pest:l44e, Ogre. esso:zeffOrt will be made to sustain the populartfyilie old establishment had acquired A ootitinuatlon'et thst ilbalapalMsWe lishtch the firm re ceived is r opeethilLenliritai A fidretork of Drugs, Chemicals, andPatdel Medicines is new offered. Also a desirable assortment of Perfumery, Snaps, PociretßoOki, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes_ Tooth Brushes, Cosmetics, Dentifrices, MO and Parley Articles In great variety. • ICHROSEIiE LAMPS.. , --Every desettptlaa of Hand Lamps, .tantiLatepa, waging ,Lam ps and aide Lamps suitable for titehen use, Parlor use, Store use and Office one THE BEST COAL OIL I).; THEMLHICE,T. Fandly,Dyea of all Colors. Ererytving Ina Druggists sine orbusiness. ' q - -..rirPreseriptioto , recline I , rieln4 attention, and r are compounded with care and sklll. 7C. H. CIIESSLHR, Second Street opposite the Post Office. v ENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY Breas Cronp Syrup, rfelmboldlsExtract Bucbu, Ayers' Sara Paella, • Nimes' cherry Pectoral, - Whislow'4soothing Syrup; at SPANGLER'S. R ° " 8 fpA,hys'r BURNET T'S _COCO,AINE, at SPANGLER'S. C'HAMOIS SKINS; AT SPANGLER'S. MERCHANT'S GARGLING OIL, AT • SPANGLER'S. ArCALISTEIVS OINTMENT, .11_1. at SPANGLER'S. pURE LIQUORS, AT SPANGLER'S. BURT AND COSTAR'S RAT-EXTER 311.NATOR, at SPANGLER'S. COSTAR'S BED-BUG EXTERMINA TOR, at SPANGLER'S. CORN STARCH, FARINA AND CON cetarated Lye. at SPANGLER'S. VINE PERFTINIES.—The stock can't ix excelled. OAPS.—Pattieninr attention is asked NJ to the assortment offered at - MEDICINES.—Fresb, and of the very best quality, sold at NIXON'S. CALL AND SEE NIXON'S STOCK of Fancy Articles. HE NEW - "MACIIINES"—Nixon is T cow putting up his CATTLE POWDER in excel lent style new label. The Powder bee ttosfferior. Every farmer or, per3ot). owning a Horse, Cow, Hog or Sheep should have it. TEETH. Ifyou want a good Tooth - Brush and sometbdlor to keep the teeth elem. can at NIXON'S. MBECIULNCE TO SELECT FROM seventy dozen of Tooth Bmahee Is offered at MOWS. QINCE CIIAMBERSBURG WAS ki first laid out until now there has not been such a stock of finoPerfnmery, Soaps, Brnshes, Ccrtnbsand Toilet Articles as NIXON offers. ' FI. NE POMADES, AND . BRUSHES, at NIXON'S. VOTING LADIES CONTEMPLATING 1 marriage should call at NIXON'S for Toilet Articles ,Salaam ant Aimless. ADDLERY! REMOVAL!!— . f...) J 7, RENIAII OYSTER respectfully retams his thanks to his patrons fat the liberal encouragement met ved'fenm them heretofore, and he would invite them and the contra =ay generally, who may need any thing in his line, to give Ulm a call at his new stand, on Main Street, on the same siteoccupied by him previous to the Are, where he keeps constantly on band every variety of SADDLE. ny , AND HARNESS of his own manalhotare," and he is prepared to eel! the same on terms thatdefy camped. tine. Every article otrered for sale is warranted to be made of the best materiel and by competent workman, which will be Undemonstrated on an eszamination there of. TRUXICS AND VALISES.-41a would also call the attention,of persorus wanting a grant, neat and cheap and substantial 'frank or Varian tohls assortment. aprill9 SADDLERS' HARDWARE.-C. H. GORDON has Just purchased in the East alarge stock of SADDLERS' HARDWARE, Consisting of Buckets, Rings. Wits, flames, Bridle Fronts, Tanks, Riv ets, Rosettes, Swivels, Pad Screws, Gig Trees, Slack trimmed and full-plate self-adjusting Trees, Patent and Enamelled Leather, Saddlers' Hair, Patent Leather Col lars, Ornaments, Girth and Rein Web, iDoek•eyes. Thread, Trunk, Nails, Neck Protectors. &a, &c., which he ll:reties Saddler's and others to call and examine, and which will be sold at low lutes. fl H. GORDON HAS ON HAND A NJ.. large assortment of so4dles, Harness, Collars, Bri. riles, Halters, fanoy,Stound 'Bridlas, Walton, Carriage and Linen Nets of all kinds, from $1.60 to MO; Curry Combs. Bone Carda,' Marta Combs, 13maltes, Rome Boors, Cow Hideo, and ntnny' other artiolesnat necessary to enrr• merate. REMOVAL—C. IV.GORDON hits re alcoved his SADDLERY SHOP' to the stand neon. pled by him previons to the the, on SlAre STREET, a few dome ttonth of Greenawalt's 'Hotel. JOB PRINTING, in every style, done 40, st eh. C. of On FRANICI.M IVIVITOMY 4 - .. \ _ ',Kober 257,14865. at big Z BROWNI3 HOTEL.--Tbie Hotel, situ ated on the corner otqcieen a,n Seeolld Stella or poet," the Bask, Court Rome, and County (Meet, and to the lininottlant:itelghboahood of Statesaktope; and ether osees of basunns, is cum entently attested for oowatay people haling' badness In Ettsastaatabarg. , - The Ballding has beengreadg enlarged and refitted for the aoranntoods ttoe of Guests. THE TABLE win tawars,har fhladthed ailth the-best the Market cm produce. TI3E BAR, m be supplied Nees pie find aeon-Li vers • TUE STABLE is large and 'attended with& good and careful °Ater: ' • • - Bvery - bon will be reedezed to make Gusts cam fortable while sojourning at We Hotel JACOB & BROWN; Prorietet. TINTON HOTEL.—This old and Krell .) 'established Hotel is time alien turtle tecommodation of Guests , • - The Proprietor haviagleased the three4toriblockaibuil• &age on Queen Btreet, In the rem of his *Mar Raul, lo prepared to foolish GOOD ROOMS for the traveling and transleat custom, ' - TARLE era sustain Its former reputation of being supplied with the he'd the market can produce. bAlt, detached from the male bui/dlng,- - ‘llll el ways have choice and pure Liquors. - „ Good warm STA/3LING for fifty horses,' Wlth carelhl ostler. ,Exery attention will be made to reader Jo:Leal:a comfort able while sojourning at tilts Hotel ' PLUMB, Proptietor. NATIONAL TIOTEL—The subscriber IN would respectfully annerince that behests> fat cum• pteted his Hotel building as to be enabled to open it for the accommodation ofthe Thetnilldhig Is en tirely, new and built on the mat approved pinnier coral fart worconvecience. The BAR will always be suppliedwith the best of WIWI& Re haihiso erected in connection with the Hotel a large and convenient STABLE, and is now prepared to furnish Stabling and,Provender for any number or Bonin. - Attached to the Stable (cinder cover) are e4iiir of BAY AND STOCK SC A LES,to whioh thefispeoial attention of Farmers, Drovers and Butchers is iolterL ittlY9S DANIEL TROSTZE. DAVID H. HIITCIfISON nas become the Proprietor of the lINITEDJITATES HOTEL, near the Railroad Depot at - HABRMBITRG, PA. This minor and commodious Hotel basbeett natal refitted/tad furnished throughout its parlors andchambe , and id cow. ready for the reception ofguests. The tratelinti public trill find the If nited States Hotel the most wove - Moot, ID all pgrticnlan, of.any ,Hotel k_ the State Capital, on acetate of its access to the railroad, -- being - immediately between the two great depots in this city. [Harrisburg, June 17, 611.tf. QTATES UNION MOTEL, OPPOSITE ► the Lebanon 'salley and Pennsylvania Railroad De pots, Harrisburg Qty, Pa. This convenient awl pleasant Hotel is now kept by the undersigned, late of the Indian Qtieen io eharnbersburg: and be Anvites the patronage of his old friends and thepublio generally. Tents moderate. octi tf JOHN W. TAYLOR. *usurance. AILERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CO.. Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets, - Philadelphia: Incorporated 1150. Charter Perpetual. Authorii,o;TCaPital, - e.300.0(X). Pald:UpCapital, 4250,000. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 1564. Tha. Trustees hare this day declared a... Dividend at FIFTY PER CENT, on all premiums received upon Sla Tom, Poucree dating the-year mating December ast, 1.64 and in force at. that date,, Om above amount to be ereditial to said Policies, and have also ordeied the divi dend of ISolron - Policies Issued daring that year to be paid, as the annual premiums on said policies are re , ceived. OFFICERS. Pr-cricket—Alexander Whilldin. • , • Secretary and Treasurer—John 11. Was., Actuary—John C. Sims. BOARD OF TRUSTEES:—Alerander' Whllldin, J. Edgar TilolllSoll George Nugent,' Hoc. James Pollock, Albert C. Roberts, P. B. Mingle, Samuel Work, William J. Ifocearti, Hon. Joseph Allison, Samuel T, Bodine, John Ailamw,,Clutrjes F. Ilearlitt, Isaac Ifaslehuzst. Wm. G. REED. Charnbersburg. Pa., is the - ttalltorized Agent of the American Life lastatulee .and Trost Com pany, and is always prepared to furnish pamphlets or any information *canted, and to take Insurances. . . . Dim, J. C. Ilicuadaa and IL BOTLE, Atediega Ez miners, - REPHHENCtS—Hon.A. S llt'Clure, Rat S. J. Hic. coils, .J Nixon, Chmbenbarg, and Wm. M. Marshal l, Cashier of•the Hagerstown Sink. • Perronis desiring information or wisblug_to bet= will please call on, or by addressing the Undersigned they Will be wilted on in any past of the Conhty or State. G.„REND, Agent .1829 CHARTER - Pr I PETITAL.— FRAIVICLINFLRE mum fecE CO* PANT OF PHILADELPHIA. ASSETS On January 1, 1865 CAPITAL ACCEPTED StiRMl:B - PREMIUMS UNDErnsm CLants, 1 FOR 1665 • $8,4)6. '63;000,000- LosE9 PAID Suca. 1e2965,121.950 PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY POWTES ON LIBERAL TERM.. - ' DIRECTORS: • - Charles N. Smacker,. Isaac Lee, - .._ Tobias Wagner, Edward C. Dale, Barna& lamr,t, - G. 30. }Wok.' Jacob B. Smith, Alfred Fitler, George NV:Richards, Fras. W. Lewis, M. la: CHARLES N. BANCKER, - President. EDWARD C. DALE; Vice President. JAe. W. brALLISTER., , Seey pm. tem. DAVID OAKS is the authorised Ageat of the pour party in Chambersburg, who will fimageh all information necessary to applicants. INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NORTH _IL AMERICA. haeorporated-1794. Charlet ,Pe CAPITA I. swo,ooo. Ofliee M 2 Walnut Street,Vg• del phia. The prompt payment of Claims for Losses daring the period of nearly seventy years that the Company has been in ezistence, entitles them to the confidence of the public. This Company will also insure against loss by WAR or INVASION. Persons %robing to insure will please oall on or address the undersigned. W. G. REED, Agent, Cbatnberebwg. As Agent for This Company, I am prepared to"Eancel all Perpetual as well as Tom policies coveting property destroyed by the - Rebels on the 30th of July, returning the full premium paid on application at my office. W. Or. REED, Agent. RarraaP...Nces—J. D. Grier. J. Allison Eyster, Esq., Major J. C. Austin, Col. A. K. Irehire. - I'VoB (11:311 AGENT.—Mr. JOHN Gn'ovE, of chambersvag, is the General Agent of the Freak lin County Mutual Inatcranee Company. jnne7) Gift El iottibution. „„ A PRESENT F-OR 'ALI; ! BONA FIDE GIFT DISTRIBUTION!! 1100,000 SuBSTAISTIAL - PRFSiNTS. - 100,000 BOXES STEEL PENS. 100,000 FREE GIFTS. Each purchaser, besides receiving Firm value for his money in Penn is sive to receive a ',minable , gift worth from 30 cents to 85,001 The Peop)e's Pea Company, in order to introduce their superior Steel-Pena to the Pohl/a_ in the shortest passible space of Moe, offer-the fallowing splendid inducements. We will sell at retail 100,000 box es, • eachbox containing one gross and a - certificate enti. . tling the holder to one share in the allotment of _the fol lowing desirable and substantial gifts. LIST OF OIFTS. 100 Acres of - Land in Cattarangus county, New _ York, in the vicinity of Petroleum We115..*5, 0 0 100 Acres - Pine and Hemlock 'ruiner land on Lehigh Myer, Pennsylvania. 3,0 0 0 .5 C. S. 7 2-10 Coupon Bonds. era) each. 2,503 10 " " " 100• ", I,ok/ 10 " ' o • 500 50 Giders on a Firstelass city house ` fore com plete suit of fashionable Clothing. 8100, • ,5 09 0 50 Ladies' Rich Silk Dress Patterns, $75: 3, 750 5 Chicketing's or other good maker Bound Comer RosewOod Ilan - 7 oct aves,-8500 2,590 50 'Wheeler do Wilson's Double Stitch Sewing .51achinea 8)0. 2,500 20 Gent's Pine Gold Hunting Case Watobee, • 50 3000 20 La s di l es' " " " " " 8100 2, , 000 50 Gents' ". Silver " • " " 40' 0 .100 100 Ladles' "- Gold Lockets, large $lO, t 1700 100 " " small . 1,003 Sets Finn Gold Jewelry, Breast Pins, and Ear Rings, $l5 15,030 1.000 Ladies' Pine Gold Fidget Rings, 80 -6,000 lAOO* Pairs Ladies' and Gents' Gold and Stone Sleeve Buttons, 5,000 1,000 'Sets Lady's and Gent's' Gold- Studs, 85- 5,000 1,000 Photographic Albums, 82.50 2,500 10,000 Tickets of Admission to Barnum's or Bry -0 30 emits - 3,000 15,000 Packages Assorted Btationary,s o Dents, ~- 7,500 5,00 Pine Bnerwood Pipes, ( our own importation,/ 75 cents 3,750 10.003 Sots Pearl and Ivory Sleeve Buttons, 50 eta 5,000 50,0X1 Sheets Fashionable ?dude, 10 cents, ` ' 15,000 4.528 - Photoreaphdo Portraits of President, Lincoln and Tad, 50 cents 2 , 116 The allotment will be conducted in the most laonteable and upright manner. Every holder of acertUkSte will receive a present worth from 30 cents to $5,000. They guarantee to distribute every article in the list. Oar Pens are splendid specimens of Arnett/I'4a Iddastry are finer goals than can be bought elsewhere for the same money, and will eland upon their merits. "RIK $1.50 per grass, 141 pens for either of the following kinds No. 1. The People's Pea Co, . Business rm. : . NO. 2. " Popular Pen, same as - Glllott's, 003.) „ No. 3.. " -" Lady's EAta.Elue. By mail, free, to any address; ore recett Of recs. We tan refer to parties of 'Wiling htt this anti VOW oitlea as to honesty, responsibility, etc.. etc. The allotmentotgitts will be publie, and all pnrctutiereintited to bepresent. Address THE gsOPLE'S PENtOpICBAICIf. Business ofnce. n lllialD Areel, Nett Pork. C. C. NEWHOUSE. Aottuuy. : . • ... These Pens are alsoms bard, foe est/mina= and Sale at the odloe of th is paper. . • BEDDING AND FEATHEIVWARE HOUR: 7aah Strea, dare Nola, IflhiAatfllA. "BrnS, F4P'EtERS, MATTRASSES, - MARKETS , BED IllitrELTßottS,Re. U P ' TUCKERS' Ctsebrated,SEßEsG„DED,, _Every article 19 the Bedding Ike, ettbilotretititaiketpßose. `,l4nOu+ AMOR FOLLBORN, la 42,501, , A1 04 Sico,cco ''fm6AB
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