December'-20, i 865.
tranitlin (i!
L OCAL 'ITEMS.
GOSSIP WITH OUR FRIENDS.—Next Monday
is (or as some particular people have it—will - be) ,
CHRISTMAS. May every one, big and little, be
and happy,. and try to render "the rest
of mankind" so too, on that brightest and best of
days! For one day at least let us forget our
house and heart—burnings. and let us as little
children start from the holy anniversary with new
resolutions to do better. I hope the good little
boys and girls will .not waste their money on
cakes and candies that will make them sick ; but
will buy BOOKS which will improve their minds.
This advice is supposed to eminate from the purest
and most disinterested motives.
I read to ray surprise thata new =acid more ex
pensive edition of " Carleton's Funny Book on
Cuba" is about to he published for the holidays.
As an editor who reads books occasionally, I
would advise any one who has never seen a ten
cent comic paper, or a comic almanac, to pur
chase this " infinitesimal abortion" for a couple of
dollarrhond give it away immediately. It is the
most impndent and pretentious humbugs ever
presented by an artist to the public. What could
have induced a publisher of such taste to have
issued such a book ; as if handsome binding mid
good paper would recommend silly, purposeless
pictures! 1
I am rejoiced to hearth& Cul. Jno. S. Schultze
has been breveted Brig General of Volunteers.
He has fairly earned his promotion, having serv
ed from the commencenn.nt of the war to its
close; was wounded five times . in M'Clellati's
Peninsula campaign; and finally Assistant Ad
jutant general of the Department of' the :Risque
henna, afterwards of Pennsylvania, won the res
pect of all with whom lie was associated, by
his modest and gentlemanly manners and
thorough acquaintance with all the perplexing de
tails incident to his harassing position. Mr. Stan
ton has h,onored himself by such nn app Antitient.
One of our most respected-readers . has 14 fits
ten me " that ho does. wish I would try to be.a
little more tunny." My only reply to such an' in
nuendo, and I make it with all editional 'dignify,
is "that every mail, contains a certain limited
'amount of humor in his phrenophysieal composi
tion and that if the said humor comes out ot his
leg you have no right to exiert it from his pen—
again; my instincts teach me that after-being a
lyia' here, say three months, I hope- to he a lion
for a day or two in Chamberabure, far which I
must prepare—and lastly, the Fenian excitement
'ls too serious a matter to allow one while it lasts,
to attempt a joke ; otherwise I'd say Something
about the Fenian President and Secretary who
are said to have pocketed the Fenian funds;
which is nearly cfr,quite as bMI as building a Ca
thedral out of poor servant girls' wage's."
So Chambersburg is to have a clock on the Court
House, with an illuminated'dial.'Sax dull friend
of mine is in the habit of remarking,( not so
clear aborethe propriety." Mr. MC,' to
doubt means well, but look at it.- We have 'a
tow clock alread), which i, never right. being
(at least it .used tr'lu..) on au average indifferent.'
ly either fifteen minutes too slow or torv - it:
Now the new cloek. it is to he presumed, will
keep correct time. Well. suppose a ens. A
meeting is calledfor 7 o'clock precisely., tde
c ide whether we shall accept an appropriatir
. this winter, or nor, from the Legislature'. The
Dutch Settlement assembles by''ToWn Hall time,
and gets there tweniyininutes after the North
Ward has met by Court House time, and perhaps
rejected the appropriation, which in all probabil
ity the Dutch Settlement would have gladly-re=;
- . ceived. Some may argue that incorrect lanais
worse than no time. Nit so. for if we oil agree
to go by any time, and if we all call eight o'clock
seren, it willmake no difference to any but out
. eiders, andAvhat have we to do with strangers.
The clock - is for our convenience, not theirs.
When Peter Stuyvesant employed a confidential
• servant to tarn his weather-cock each day in the
direction of the wind, he knew what he wad do
ing. I for or.e -beg Mr. M'Culloh to pause and
reflect, and here give him fair nonce, I shall go
by the old clock, right or wrong ; and if the cars
"go off and leave me, as they once 'did, in conse
quence df my misplaced confidence in it, I can
only say I wish it had been ten minutes late the
last time I started Sro Philadelphia.". La,t;), I
plead for Aughinbaugh's sake, fur Mr. Ditt
man's and for Mr. Reineman's, (though the last
I•
don't advertise with us,i•.,don't . let us get a
clock that keeps tithe. for who then, taking taxes
-into consideration, Will go to the expense of buy
ing a watch"! Santa Cuique.
TEMPERtN:CE-310ETING.-At a large and re
spoctable meeting of the citizens of Mercersbiirg
ina vicinity, held. on Thursday evening, Decem
ber 7th, in the Preshytesian Church, to take into
_n
oi ti
onsiticration - the great od : growing evils 0E in
temperance and its eon omittuit vice:, withAieh
we are affected aFf a community. the falh,wing
proceedings were had :
Oif motion, Hon. James 0. Carson was ale
poild;d Chairman and H. R. Key - ger Secretary,
when the meeting wag opened with prayer by the
Her. Mr. Brown:s'
On. motions committoie 3X three, consisting of
Dr. M'Dowell; 0. L. MuiTrand M. Fallen, were
appointed a committee to draft resoulthillA for the
action of fheneeting. After retiring for a short`
time, the committee reported the follo%ing
Resolred, That ale Louses, as at present heeta,ed a•.d
conduMed, are a eaten to our Community, and aad to the
destruction of the morals of our youth and demtolanon of
•
many families.,
Rrsoircd, Tuat a committee of six he apisouteti to c 4
fersvith the citizens throughum our count), in older tope
titian our Leg,iature to chance or amend the law by
which ale rouses ate Lit present licensed. nu RS to bmw
applicants for the same before the Coin . : of Q S.--
stuns.
Ile.lrrd, - That tt ii tike nod o ditty
,sry goal citizen to report any ot thetam rog•
tinting the sale of intoxicating such I/ mg to in i•
nors or persons of internl,erda. habr•a. rr I.y ...Pan: un th
Sabbath day. •
Treat eurn..t.tee of tWi nt pera.,,s be a
Rooln L
pointed by the chairman. and their natur. kept
a limn all veilationii 4,1 the above named. litte i
ported. in order that +lilt 111:1y ho• 'mouth: .1.14 - 1..t1.1 11
vialaten. of the Luc.
Itrsolrcd, That n ' tinane . ,al rwrinlith-.• of
he appointed to I•olno V; •ii•nrSti orp -, 1
in earrylng 11110 ttXttelit ion the ttwegoing
Re,ntrcd, That the REVO-11 , 11(1
. Rua
re•inps:,l to pnl,h.h thy Itr!tet etlihgot lies ott
After a free and jujl- tli.eu.6ion of the, ahole
reablution9, they were 'adopted ,:•parately. and
as whole unatihnously. when the meeting v‘a ,
clo9ed with prayer by-the Rev I tr:Creigh.
J.1.311'.. 4 O. CATC , iON, Chairman
H. Kuitscit, Sycret.try.
Tile NORMAL SotooL.—The meeting held at
he Court House, on Saturday evening hut, Has
highly creditable to the spirit of our Borough.
Chambersburg, robbed, burnt, and almost crash
ed out 4,f being, rises majestically from its ruins,
determined .10 more' than repair the wanton de
structionof its material prosperity and its litrra•
ry institutions. The flounithing Academy and
Female Seminary of our town were not among
the least of our losses. We mean not only the
buildings, but the schools. The advantage of l e
flourishing literary institution in our vicinity can
not be too highly appreciated. To he able to edu
cate our sons and datighters without sending them
to distant points, to miss their pleasant faces in
the domestic circle and to be unable to adminis
ter to their comfort, when a frveled brow or
•acking head would make home of all thing, most
desirable, are considerations which the affeetion=
ate parent dwells upon with anxiety.
For the information of our citizens in tegard
to the educational
_advantages -offered in Normal
Schools, we append the following section 4tf, the
- act of Assembly in relation to Normal Schools.
We refer the reader to the school law for NI in
formation on this subject:
"CRIER. Each school shall hate at least six• Profe
ssors of liberal education and known ability in their res
pective departments, namely : One of orthographly, read
ing and elocution: one of venting, drawing and book-keep
ing: one of arithmetic, and the higher branches of math
ematics; one of geography aml one of theory and practice
of teaching, *tether With such profegsors of natural. men
tal and moral science, languages and literature E. the con
dition of tha,artinal and the number' of students may re
quire.
We hop. the CoMmittee appointed at the
meeting will be encouraged and cheered in their
work by amappreciative and liberal reception by
our citizens
NORMAL SelfOOL meeting of the
citizens of the Borough of Chumbersburg, was
held in !the Mutt House, on Saturday evening
last, for thepurpose of devising Ways and Mena
for securing the location of,,theproposed Normal
School in this vicinity. The Hon. F. M. Kinnnel
offered the following resolution, which was passed:
- Rceoirrd, That an Executive Committee of ten peroni:
be appointed by the pn shield of the meeting whose duty
it shall be to correspond with prominent citizens, friends of
Common Schools ,n the county, with a view to procure a
large an attendance as pos.siblo at the County Convention
to be held in this borough, on the 29111 inst.. and the com
mittee is requested to tiseortain as ruarly as may be, what
amount of funds wil4 he emdributed by the Borough of
ChamberOntrg and ichnty, and how mu, hby the county
zenerally. ND inatleCUlPllt to the heater:tier to phi,. the
Normal School in our county."
The President appointed the following Commit
tee: F'. M. Kimmel, Dr. B. S. Schneek. G. R.
Messefsmith, Hiram White, W. S. Stenger. A.
H. M'Culloh, C. M. Burnett, Dr. J. L. Suesse
rott. B. Chambers, and p. K. Wunderlich.
The folloo, lug persons were chosen delegates
to the County Convention,—F. M Kimmel', B.
S. Schnee]: and J. W. Douglass, w.ith the follow
ing alternates: Jas. Hamilton, J. He nnninger and
A. M'Elwain. JACOB HexsizsGhtt, Pre&t.
W. H. HOCkESBERRy,
CHRISTMAS. the anniversary of 'the 'vital of
the Savior, will be-eelebrated on Monday next.
A, usual. it will be - an oaeitsion of milli], and
hearty congratulation. but the events that lime
transuded Within the past year. will render the
coining Christmas a day of unusual rejoicing
and merry-making. Everybody will be present
ing gilts to their friends, and everybody (no
allusion - , - of course, to editors and printers,) will
receive tokens of respect and goad will, from
their generous acquaintances. The hearts of the
little folks will be made glad by their good friend
Kriss Kringle, who, in making his annual round
with his tiny reindeer teem, will deposit the usu
al supply of Christmas goods in the receptacles
provided for the same. Tlia windows of our
dealers are already presenting to passers-by.a
most attracting display of holiday goods, and ev
erybody can be supplied, at the moderate expen
diture of a few greenbacks.
WIYNESBORO' ITEMS.—We chp the follow
ing local items from the Record:
New Charch.—k:apt. J. IL Clayton and Thos.
.T. Walker. who were authorized to solicit Sub
scriptions fur the erection of a new Presbyterian
church in this place, have we are gratified to
learn, been yen!: succesqul. Upwaras of $3.100
have been sub.cribed.
linden:fund the ladies iu this place
connected with the Pre - ebyterian congregation
purpose holding a Fair sometime during the 1‘111••
ter or a:xi sprhig, the proceed,- to be applied to
wards furnishing the new church, which the con
propnse erecting ncit ,uminer.
THE SEVL:fI-SEVENTII.—A letter has been
received Mai:VlZ:aster. from Capt. Jas A. Haus.
' of Company K, 77th P. V. V., dated Victoria,
as, ovember 21,t, 'INV.., 'states that orddrs
had just been received at that place to muster
out the 77th, and that thh officers were making
out their muter rolls for that purpose. It is ex
pected that the reentrant will reach this State
311 advertisement in to-day's
paper, it n ill ho oven that the Lutheran Sabbath
5e14,01, of thi- place, will itiVe a Festival 011 rist
nea..l night. We L.A.,: • 11.441 furuuNl tlaat tLc
(.Inrreh v. ill be handsomely , decorated on the oc
el.oddo, and that a rich treat may be expected.
FOLK'S FAiit.—A Young Folk's Fair
will 4en in Mies iiimibly's School room on Thurs
day evening next, and contirmerriday during the
day and evening. The proceeds will go to the
benefit. of the poor of C'harnherphiirg. Admit
tance 10 mid 15 Ceribi.
FREtzeuric.—Qtir attention has been called to
;he fre..“?nnkr done by A. 11. Nelher• C Lehtnnu of Baal-
MO , ef,the 1,1[11 ,, Ey•ter on Main street,
link. 'and A..r. :gill, no the Diamond. The r.e.m. pros.
rot a ,fry 11:111 111.'athedappyarane... hi core attractive
and pleadna to the eye. W.• byl.eve frybeeire, to he
mm h eta seer It Z:le I.,.pernig. It wtl! !at: tit.
td the wa;ln era. - and the flattering falls off. These
gentlemen are exp. rt. , in their husine,s, evne htCpl}' rot"
onm.m.ded .11,1 trent 7. /1.0. iv, Loos ellof Then' work.
tliey;C.-8., high reprata.n.
Tilt: limit) -t1 gayegt season of the en
.
t.re year 1, now Z.1 , 111o;e1,`Ilif. but %a - 1111,1,a, are el?joylng
In, feels e se.i. w Lt ne not forget that ii;lltne of
we tote.t ale a‘sbe prepared Jro disease. Cough , cold!,
sore Ihrist, 1114;13thri18. and ,hooping cough are
speedily cured l oe', Cough 13akam.
eta. cl,natipation, olek•headaehe, .sour stolnaeli,
non—ties mon . ',ourin , of-$1 heAlth, eerAi•lty
cured by 'lin T.lre ly use of Cots by , piT•ia Corc.
Wlll7 will you L 0 prematurely Grey or Buhl.
CI{:VALEIIC-. L 11.1: FM: rim HAIR vdll restore me hair
"riginal dark r .lor. and Irl el. an k.rid ea4ily rued.
r Sole at MILLER, Drag Store. _
W . ti t7tsite the attention of persona wishing TO
purchase a Hoe residence, to the advertisement of Robert
S. in another column of to - day's parer.
THE Cholera wtill lingers in Europe. A litter
from Fldrenec says that the recent progress' of
the pestilence there tailor& a striking refutation
of the opinion nonit'lllni , eXpreesed,4rthe ap
proach of the cold season it a guartniV-e'l of impu
nity ai;.,ailA its attacks. After a brief interval of
effinparafit repose during the autuinual months
the ni}sterodia ei,einy is once more on its deadly
Tue Levant Herald not ices: the reappear
ance or cholera at Alexandria, and at Trebizond,
after having totally ceased. fither,places,are af
flicted in like manner. At Naples, November 17),
there Isere 155 Ca , of cholera, and 147 deaths.
Ihe deaths from cholera in France during the,
month of Ovtaber IA ere -I.f v2f.t. mid 1179 from the
itch to the Igfl. of November.
SlNo.rLift DI: %111.--A few weeks sihee, Mr.
hrl , tian Zimmerman, of Niohoning township,
:shoo eot o nt t ,ttluteenna,ed in skinning a node,
N%hich had .died of glander4, cut }Conseil in the
thumb. A fett day , aft, r the s'ore inflamed,
tlrich v.as folloaed by ansee , ..(s forming in dif
tereut parts of the body. Thew. %ten. followed
V severe volnitinif, and diarrhoea A fel.er of
is plaid character then set in, accompanied b}
bioody diarrhoea. The ahscesq‘s inch had
i-ed wore tone re-opened,—lei, face became
%ler} notch swollen, and_both cte , were complete-
It cried up. A few days before his death he be
came deliriom, which continued until he breath
ed his last. The disease of the animaLwas
an
dntbtedly iminculated into his sythem.
MARRIED
PANTON—SEIBERT.--On the 14th had., at the resi
do nee of the father, by the Res. S. H. C. Smith,
Mr. John N. Paxton to 311,, ErntaaVoSethert, Loth u 1 this
Vote,
\ LL-110`41:NBERRY,.—On the souse da•{, by the
, qune at the 31. E. Parsouage 31r. David Wall 'to Mira
11,ty lto• • enberry•, troth of this eoun.y.
1' C.% RT—KOLA3:D.—On the I , th ito,t., by the ;ame,
at the M. 1: Purruu:ut••, Mr lteg.y-W. St t,ut to 31,,
Mary .1. Noland. both ut the, place.
si.XEAS—NENDAL.—Oti the 7th test., by the Rev. J.
Benson Akers, Mr. MOM!. T. Sixeaa to Mm Margaret
Jaae. Kendal, both of St. Thornier.
.
.
lIADE—IIENNI:ISERGEIt.—On the 11th inst., in
Quincy to tmhip, by the Rev. Jacob Pri , o, Mr. DavT4l Y.
Ilad to 11 ilia Rebecca Ilenneberger, of Antrim townritop.
PO'CTF:It—IIARIAIrGII.—On the .1.4t11 pet, by tho
net% IC. E, iirstio, Mr. Wfit 11. Potter to Miss Mary Jane
Harbaugh, both of the vieinay of Wayneaborii.
DIED
Vint:HT.—On the 13th inst., in this place, of Apoplexy,
Thomas J. Wright, Fsq an old and esteemed cittzen,
aged about 65 yearn.
CLINGEN.—On the 2nl nit., near Upton, of Inptheria.
Harry Frisby. aged 1 year, I month and 10 days ; and on
the 9th inst., Emma Kate, aged 6 years, 0 months and 29
days, only children of Thomac and petty rlingen.
FUNK.—On the lot inst.. near Waynesboro, 3tie, Jul.a
Ann, daughter of John and Nancy Funk, aged 17 years,
9 months and 10 days.
BEARD.—On the 15th inst., at 111 P residence of Mr.
John Walker, in Hamilton township, Mra Martha Heald,
of Letterkenny township. aged 78 ynirs. 5 months and 24
days.
CHAMBERSMG
BUSINESS DIRE(I! TO R
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. S.
Eckel & Gilbert, Main St., oppcnite Greenawalt', Hotel
DRUGGISTS.
A. J. Miller, one door west of Brown's llotel.
Jacob Spangler, Main St.. a few doors S,Stub of the Dia
. .
mond.l, •
C. H. Cressler, opposite Pot Office.
J. S. Nixon, Second St.. between Seller's Hotel and Ntmh
oust Church. •
STOVES, TIN-WARE, &e
Etter & Erder, Maio St., cue door South of Dr. Rich
ante
Stiller. Hamilton Co., S.E. Cor. of the Thatoond.
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
P. Feldman. Main St; otil...site Taylor's Hotel
W. W. Paxton, Market Horne.
E''Py & Foltz. Second Street.
- HAT AIM CAP STORE. _
W. W. Paxton. market Howie: Second Street.
J. L. Deeltert, Seeond St., near the Washington ROMP.
Frey & Foltz Second. St., near the Mhrket Home.
James M. Ross. Queen St., opposite Brown's Hotel.
MERCHANT TAILORS. _ .
Jobn Reiter, Main Street, opposite Huber & Tolbert).
- HarllWare Store. . ,
T. J.Hoiskuirron, Market House.
A J. ik. H. 3L White, New Store Room, Main St,
CARPETS, COCOA MATTING, &ie.
S Bro., South Sr near German Reform.
nil Chang,
HARDWARE, Se.
Huber & Tolbert Main St.. South of Queen
Brand & Flack. M,lin St., netir the Diamond
GROCERIES.
Huber & Leman:ET, Market Hoke.
E. D. Reid. err. Main and Wiudungton Sts
HOTELS.
Queen St., near Main—John Fisher.
Bron n'n, Car. Seemal amft,lneen—Jaeob S. Brown.
National. Main St . near the Diamond—auliel Trotle.
GENTLEMEN'S FLIINISHING 1400Dts.
Jame.: M. Ross. opposite Bronit's Hotel.
Frey S. Foltr., Second St., South of the Market Honke.
A. J. & H. M. White, Main St., New Store Room.
T. J. Hoskinsoa Market House.
Jobs Detter - Mam St., opl.iite Haber & Tolberrb Maid
Hare Store. •
PHYSICIANS
Drs litiehards d M,lntgamery. Main Ist, near Diamond.
Dr. John S. Angie, Market street. Eat of Court 1 once.
Dr. John Lambert. Main street. S‘enh ei Ql4,en.
' DENTISTJ.
•
N. Schheser, street, North or Queen.
PLANING AND FLOORING MILL
Iliu.:et. Vernon S Cp. Harrison AN enne.
GRAIN AND AGRIQULTI RAL WAREHOUSk!
Geo. A. Deitz. North of the Railroad Depot.
LUMBER AND COAL YARD.
Le, Ebert ,i-fittrt. North of the Jo 1.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
G. M..s W. S. Stenger, Sevend btu.. t.
Sturnbauzit Gehl., opposite Po , : thin e
S Everett, oppeite Court Sionse.
.T(Am Stewart. wad
T. J. NUL
T. B. Kennedy, Market greet..
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
tiv/m.lerholl S .Ne?.<l; Railroa4l-Depot.
BOOKS. STATIONERY.
J. N. Snider. Maret House.
S. S. Slaryoek, opp+eitn Post OX.ee,
SADDLERY„
Jeremiah 03 Oen 31a: e , treet, 4 , 1! , 441:e HL,t , or 1 T.••heri's
Hardware stare.
C. li. Gordon, .Main street, oppanito Ta :or's liond,„
COACH AND SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Letvia Wamph.r Alain ,:rro, Oppn , ite G. r. Rt C
C. H. C;(mirm Main street, oppoeate Taylor's Ii„•r!
PLATING,• A e.
.L.wi...t:..lVan,! , :er. Main 4trce. hora
TOBACCO AND :•••Et, ARS.
041. B::-u. o,id - , ro,t near 31,7i..e: H,
3f.1R81,F. 314J.NpIEN'1 :4, A C.
1!. 6, F. Dfifroet Seroml s'reet, 1,p;. -en
PIANOS AND MUSICAL INS.TI:I - MEN fsk
S. S. Sllryock Pc.:. (Vice
C. 1111Wil,c [luetu stre4st near Sawa.?.
it,EWING MACHINE , .
R. P. Ha,let. Main •qrtef South of Wa
H. E. llokr, Seeond •tree , . next door to 1'0 , 4 (Area.
MILLINE#AND 1 - .INCY Gco ill.S.
3110 P. Bai ho SOO d nom. Quo,.
GUM
J. L. Det rt zie0,;13.1 nodr :11 , 11Vanbil t,nu If ot/w
I=
Zimmerman & Ilasd. r, N'ortioeast corner of Dmmoria
- CLOCKS, JEWELRY' AND PLATED WARE
E. Augli;nbanizll,
Wn:ll.ugton Hotel.
I=
C. llnntinz.
IN,I"I:ANt AGENTS
S. S. Shryork - , FIT' and Life Insaraner.
Da., id Oaks, Fin• Insaranre.
John Croy., Fire insurance.
ROPE AND TWINE
Mary E. (:rap. Frankl:n Stree.
'CARRIAGE MANITACTORY
P. ll,nry Peifter '
REPORT OTT i MARKETS
Cliambersbnrir Markets
Deeoznb, 156.5
Flour—\Vlite - Si 1 ',4) Bury,-
0 ) I it,
=Mffi
=I
Wheat—Red I -) Tallow
Bacon—Mum,
Rye
C Jrn
14, Soap Brans
Washes: Wu01.f.4
3(O Untva-.1,1
Clever
Timottl,)-A,led
=I
FLax -
Potatoee---,Ntere.r... (5 re pare. .. 3 :,.)
Petsiteese—Pluk Eyes Drted A ... 300
=I
- Philadelphia. Mrirketa:,
Pliti.m.taxiiht.4l,,.tolper 1 0 , 1 , , , G5
lour—Sale, of 4.001 bli,-. moth - uorth-wf•tern extra
Lanily. part at io , . - AliL 9 , ;Li - ol part on prlv.,3„to t. ro, i 1..
eillri.:llC :s 1/00 Idioi fapey,t 612; 201 10 .!. i'el,Da evra
.a 1. , . Thorn in notion , doing' to ltyo Floftr .00t fore,
Mtal, and nu poreept,boe el.anvo 11, Hoc. e :a the W 0 0,,t
market; about b,1.. , 00 4,14. 01 new red wort, •,l,; „_: ..2 ,0 , i
9. 25 for common nnol pram , ',lot, in held at 1 fo , e 2 71k,
113 a ran Cep from Ko to S.I 05 for Southorn. Corn Is ar`-
tivi . , wall ,ale. , of 20 , 0) Im.. at oln r'4, , fin him ~ ol:ow
and z•Fe for old. 2WO 101, of ..a . A woro ..!.; a .1“o.
Whi.k* - -Small cal, of Po-myisauia - A-...2 51,
Pain abbertisettunts.
TOB PRINTING in every 4ty1!..! done at
the. offiee of thw PRANK; ii4ll.l , i!f`fffl , llo.
BOOTS AND SHOES OF HOME
Ntantitacture ut FREY .LTZ s.
- WREN' . & FOLTZ HAVE REM/AV-ED .
thPir ..xtPrlve i-m/ Cup. 800, 58.. f • Wl.'
tri Sit* to
Fl•her • Hotel. tr i
V3NIFICENT HOLIDAY GIFT!
- -h.\ I. ' THE F . I.CHTENCE SEWING MACHINE '
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"ILA 11 glyt fiat' jr.11,- 7- 4 T. -.ta11,. Er.
tat, of Elia= Yalta Lr. of 151 ,4 I 4-11
_rnrnd , 11 the an,ler-aate4l -
All 1,4,,,,nQ I:
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do, '2O 31111 Y ANN 1 (JUNO. Eo 1,.
TIIELT.7I'IIEBIN SAI3IIATIISCIIOOI,
rill ;rive a PESI IVAL inthn Lt i rut to
Clllll ,3T51.1,,, NIGIIT The
an, will ..0..1..kt Vogl,! and 111..1rtutn. 11%11
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CIONNELLSVELLE AND SOUTHERN
PENti',NLVANIA RAILWAY COMPANY.
Pllll illlll - 111.1. Deeelllbee I'', 1 . 1J 1 1.
Th e a .,, r ,,, t 0 Stoi 1.1110.11,1 of th, Cemra
ny will he held at the c.dli e of the CulnotA '2:1 1 ) 5.
TIMM SI - Ill.:1 - r 00 Mnonfiv 111.
tielgrek, I'. M the Turrra., c.f e 7, OMR ..tlieerli , er,e
the M1%111111! yr•i/. It. 1) ii.‘ll( 1 L \
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T ST NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—
.L./ The undersign. . Exevator ilro K Kalper, late
ot Chtabernbarg. de, ' , I. hereby notiliro..lll p'•roeeo hat lag
elaims aprain.4 the Kc•ate of crud deceased hlpreoolt them
anmedtately fot*ettloment to the unde.r.igaed, nuder
penalty of befog d. liarred frow coming in alum cal.! 04
tate for payment
dee`4l./ mrs 1.. BLACK, 11,Cr.
O it p ij ANS , . COURT SA LE.-- By sir
rue of an order 011.1unoe Court 111 Franklin
enmity. thorn will be sold ,it Public Sale. nu Tuegdny,
die Prh nj January nezt a rertant LOT OF' (FROUNIL
al tuate on the Franklin Ihtiln,d4. in the borough of (; teen.
emote containing about 70 foot in front and extending
back about .240 f, of—part of the lot owned bs Jamb Str w
art. deed.
decgat MARY ANS Adm'rx.
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PUBLIC SALE.-lIOUSE AND LOT
OS QUEEN STREE7I-1 uull offer at Public Sale,
on the premises, in thi s Borough. on Saturday, tAt f23d of
!Wm her. at JO o'rlack .4. M.. the d.storied BRICK
lit tUSE AND LOT. situated on West Queen street. ad
-,onang property of John Cree and J. S. Nixon, having a
front of 3J feet en Queen street, any extending hark 256
feet to al6 feet alley. Possession given inonediately.
TElnis o 0 SALE :—(Joe-third c..h, the balance in one
awl two ytartz. For furthei inform:Anon. apply to JOIE':
AI:3I , THONG, M,trket ,rreo.
dee.:2o It ROBERT S. DAVIS.
F.-1.R31 FOR SALE.—The undersigned
wilfoifer at Public Sale, at Brown's Hotel, in Fayette
ville, on Saturday, the 6th day of January. the fah'
ot
h inc Reel estate, to wit.: A TRACT OF LAND, situ
ate about one-half tulle South of Fayetteville, ou the
Funkstown Road. containing about SIXTY-ONE ACRES
of highly miltivated Land, The Improvements'eongist of
a 2.storied BRICK AND WEATHERBOARDED
HOUSE. Log and Frame Burn and all ether necessary
Out.Buildirtga There is also on the premises, one of the
beit producmg ORCHARDS, of choice Fruit. in the cone
-3.y.. If desirable, about 30 Acr.-o; adjoining the above
property, can be putvbased to eulattge the Farm.
Sale to commence at 1 &Owl:, P. 31., when the terms
w ill he made known by Idec. 2o ] C. A. FUNK.
LETTERS REMAINING "UNCLAIMED
M the Post Office at Chambersbarg, State of Penn
sylvania. December 22, LIE.I
r . "---ro obtain any of these Letters, the applicant. mos
_ea:f oe “ a d ver th e d Letter e ," glve the date of thislitit, and
pay one cent lot nacer,ennnt.
4ntier.,t,7”,, , Emrom t Jno M'Cleary OEm
Inier.oa If F,mttz (Mill = Metbert Geo
Haker Geo ' Frederick 114,1.1 e Overrash Mary
Barger Gen H Fullerton Nal. Peterou
Berko LueY,E Gray Baebeal Preetnn Jnn
Brown.on 4411.1 v Gipcon Charley Rice Zaelariah
Mr, oki 'Harmony Geo W Smith Henry
Brown Sarah 'Horne Mi.: Jessie Thompmm J A
Curti.: 'Holling,vorth TP Wilson Mary
Deernle em r Let, Rms . Rev ,Las R. Williams II E
Doyle Tll Thoi Zeyn Isaac
J. W. DEAL, P. M
ELLJING%O-E F AT COS T!
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undereigned intending to relinquish businem,
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sADDI,I I 3IiY HIRDWIRF
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a tale ~pportzunty L.r
artivlr,. .1, I am deterUlAne , / to c',,e out my
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tI place SOL - I H MAIN N'f REET, np•
jroita 'fay]. r'4 hotel, Chaulber4burg,
deeot C. IL GORDON.
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IN MARKE r
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Dorman Ref wlnf Ifrgrvovrn and
Airn“om
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tLI OF THE CAUSES FOR TRIAL
_LI_ PI .in ry TP,
11:,T WEEK.
4,,K,e,• vp.
Nr‘A•lfltlo. 4. Itrkm n.
so!pi. I,ar vs. Lelonhu
S ,& Z. Ailr.enirs. Daniel M Pro,
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SECOND WEEK.
vs. Brenner
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Carper - ca. Cook 6 Non!
I'litg-rt vs. -Hughes.
AVizilco,p, - ,,n
Turker - c+. Hoag.le.
T tv-ker es. Harbough.
MEM
Ri+ltop vs. Steuart.
13,4 Thrall - on
Ten S wife v... Brewster.
K. S.. TAYLOR.
Prot hunot nry
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PEG IST ER' S NOTICE—A_ persons in
t. re-:,d will please take notice, that the folloning
'intact., have tiled their Accounts in the Register's
of Frar.l,ll. t.,+unt!, and that the same Will be pre.
~ zed to ti,,. Orplinn4' Co on Wedr...e
la i , i, 171.. dam, of .lani, eraburg:
I. F.r, and htm:11',0111 ,rt. Guardian
it. ri e m.o. of ,lawn Si Jacob Smith,
!etc of Antra, tap . 11, e't
3. 'Flo , tic, t. of Win. B. J. R. 3CCane,
la, nt 31erretoburg, &PA.
.1 Fu.st and finai arm of Maria Vandersaul, Eirx, and
Da,' , ! Spencer, Ex'r of Ja: ot. Vat,.l, r.not• l u te of s out h.
~,,t , ton ton addp. dec'd. .
.n. nrst and final are:. of Geo Pur.mers ,1,1 Joe. Zalv.
4,lrn'rs at Conrad LA!,- late of Wa...hingtott tap., deed.
r,, Fir,t and final ace:. of Catharine Sbrader. Adm'rx of
Jibe Shr.der, late of 31ontzoluery twp. deed.
7. First and final a. ^t of Das i,i 31. P. - miner, Cir of lien
r. .31 Stoner. :.cc of Antrim tel. do -, .1. .
... - P.
Firs' and lola ;wet. of Alma Carbaugl4,l:;" - ana -
Adani Zaree. Ex',.. of .kl.ra , . Cmnangb. Sr., late of An
tr'tn to-, doe'd.
F ir- - .t and final c,:t. of Geo. F.by.,•Ada.'r of Jacob
1:1, ;ore .4 01,0,11,1:0. d., li 4
11 , r rn: .0.,1 final mil ofJaool, tool John S. DeardOrtT,
.A,ltr,',..f 1:117. Deard,tf de..".:
11 - FIT, Ant of David .1. ok..u,er and J•• , .. M. 1),,, in,
it s'r4 or J.,,t, Sl,tt tr.-:, .T, ‘l,-., I. - ..,.4,-
1 . ..! F., , and tmal Ace% of Wm. 4) , ....,,aan Jr . an7l.
Abralmn , Cprbanuh. .'1,1 , 1, n ~1 WI ~ I q. , ltna I. late of
Antrim ::cp. ,lee'd
I 1 '1 no not and hull hi 'en of Wm. 11..rron. Atim'r of
.1.1., .31 Gamble. rat , of l'annett ttrp . ri. , 1 , .1.
1 I';r.l and rand Ael 1 of Ahrtr. Eld, i, „Voir 0"M
-', .Ng , ..bi , , late of l'anr,er twp. lb, ',l
17 'll, nr..• Art . of David J. Nhirmpr! ~-1.- ~...' It o Ad.
1.1.r%r0f Joan Skno.er. or tat , ~: Favm , ‘ p. •1-ed.
1e
Se ~.,„1 A, ~: of 1 , . NI. tt,d If. ..r.- ...
i. t .\ a,,,,..e Ea'rs
~f .1,.. a, A , la, otor I. -
17. Th, Aect. 0: Jacob Beater. Ad.n't Id .T , o W. Bar.
I,coarl, late .if Wayn,:boro, dee d , ..
• - 'rl,-.lir,ronl tinal Acl I. ..f Writ 11. 1 . .. ,, ,1er Mr
% I, .tliZ 1 . ..t . r4 , 1 . Nth", /- . .002. 1n... of W,13 - 11,-.1 - P , ro' ,lov .1.
1. , Tt.o 11 . ••• and lot ii AO I • f Joan It alai .b.cob hi.
R. , 111M..1 Adin'o. of J trot , K...otntan 'ate of Letterl,-,.
t.,) top Al., d. ,
:".:. Colt Ace. of Cat:wrote 31 , ,ter to 4 F. M.'l4l,rvey
A .1.,.", n 4,1.41131 iler, late of Sr. Thomm.'t a p., d•-..',1.
,i, ~29 Ill:3:113" STRICKLER.. Recikter.
)11.
A LIST OF GR AN D AN I) TRAVERSE
,hO,- ant, r curta Over and Terminer.
Cm, et (jimrter ,•1 ; 1 , 1 1 a Court 'l'
,00l too It, tr,ll.lllllltotootooll t e t‘ Monday
1."..1d,./n J japvara A. 11.,
,LA.o, 1 , 8,...1• l'el••:•• Waiter Be.ott Clounb,rsiig - ,
r,,.„;. eoll••,1•••••1, Ist•nn..tr , Andre, beater; Quincy :
Samorl .hor..ltorim :••tototel Gtovo. Green; John It
1:• !Ai, elo.oth g otacritit, Peter•i: Aarlisavt
In•bri • fh• 1•1•••,t h• A .1 %I P], Nll . O-
iir./111 , W,11111,0/1i D , ill NI svc.t,r , Homy
re11.1:1,j1 r ATlt'.lll • U. (i Itoplt•y, 31.ert•t•r51;org, Cleo
P. , t•••I•••• N11•104••it;••ry • Juhn Ii ftl•o•l• ihram
Sv ~ i CLamb g; ow Skulk, qui tg , 3 , ; John B
Smart lotmll'ar• Win W W.111,r, Wtnnoptlr4ozllfrirtin
B zzq•.•,, tires, ' WM,/ r. , M•ri••••••1
u •
11{AvEmil: JUROP.S-1,1
.i.,.11 A FaL/11.1 t .11 , 11. ts LI W
Barr Gre-nea.tle Len In llonehrake. Wanhinkton• Peter
Rem ;II; t. Wa3 ne.horo, Wut W Brltton, Letterkenny
I 'nog, Nbautgonue.y, Dantel St 11,01na.... Au
di ew De.,tti, It St . 1 Imam., A V Don ;I, t,lotuney. lent:
Diatrueli. Wa-uue.boro; Malvin, Eldon, If/abler, I/avnt
I'la Mager, Mt tat, JILV-11. Frick Peter+ Saunitel Frey,
r,en, Prank C. Clllllllll. mining. Gsell, Sr. '
Peters -Daniel Gelwuelst. Letterk..n.s; Joseph Gilmore,
Letterkenny; Samuel 1' Ilineder , Calif; all: C 3 me 11:tun•,
bright I ireen;„ Jun Hawk Pell,•. Jilts 11. Us-, Quincy
S li.ndrr. Stun . ' Antr i m,. Philip
Letterlaum) Jut ;du Nann e nn I lipnry
1,11.1 ill4l D Lelonput Green. Thms,:is Metealfe,
Cluan.her.lnurg, Jame+ Nl . ('urd:.. )letal, \Vm l'(,..rnusek.
Metal. Alex Ft N,-n man l'hamber.burg. SOIOIIIII N.-,v.
ouner, Wit.longionT IT 1' N*,ll. Clannherdiurg, Plotip
line Gr..q simon Ua eroa.l, Gaul ford. Beni Porell,
Antrim. John W Hug,. Chumberslnurg. ,Inn Sulonnan,
Luiratm, Wm Shin. r. I er Senbrookb, Quin.
ey, S Stall. Green. Geo Spreeher, Lett, rkonnx ; Mar
tin Shommul.er, Green. I: reenberry Whitmore, Wrthing ,
ton- .Intron, I:, urge Moni, Fiuishung•
to"
Jl - 11011S---iin Wrt k.
Henry Bear. Washington, Jno Bighatn. Green, Sam
Brunnhongh, Antrum, Chan II Mika. CluAmberdnu - g; Jon
othan Brewer, Warren. Abraham Ilenecluet, Peter. John
Con. Nd Gen) Fannett, David M Deatrieb. Washington .
INJI4I. Oile r. //tioley, ‘Vuu. Early, Green; Win Elder, Fan
nin. Jno Forbe., Clisuunhersbnral W 1) Funston, Faunnett,.
Benj Funk. iVauthington Peter . Feldman. Cliamliersburr.
ino S Fliekintrer, ,Metni, Valentine Gilbert, Waynesboro,'
Henry Greenawalt, Hamilton; Jim Greenawalt, Quincy
JuroGarver, Wayneftboro. Geo S Heck, Cluambendmrg;
Vi' J Harris, l'annett; Sarni Ilocherfunutb. Green; Flank
11, ntleu.on, Chamber.burg; Jun, Huber, Letterkenny,
Jun P fiver; r. Chautuber.burg• Jno 1+ Lecher, Green; Mar
tin Latin it Chanuller.burg; Christian Lecher, IVnuMing.
to., It I' H F.urland, Peter?, Jun Middonr, Quincy; David
It Hill. r. Will-hungtorn Jno Muller, Antrim; Wm M'Clure,
It re, n; Jim Nen 0 , 11/er. SOMllalnrtOn Ephraim Plough,
Green, Solomon It Patterson, Letterkenny; Ben, Rhodes,
Clatinberslttum Adam W Ryder, Patera. lI W ltetmek,
Southampton; P W Seibert. Chambernburg; Wm G Smith
ginner, Das id F Stoner, Wallington; Hiram F Snider,
Guilford; Jno H Walker, Metal; Adam B Wingert, An
trim; A J White, rhanthersharg; Jamb Young, Mout.
J 1; G'
MEM
Ma
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v'. Lehman.
MSC
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121622
MIES
Mai=
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VA. Vfoutz.ltr.'r,
g Ret her.
ea. Seibert
Mirth].
vs. Hartle. '
vs. Zilluvermra:s Eirs.
'l, White & StroN,
va. Hard*.
=ME!
=
Rtrbertioements.
ANEW STYLE HIGH SILK AND
Cassimere Hat, going off rapidly, at
FREY & FOLTZ'S.
NIXON'S HORSE AND CATTLE
POWDER.
Wo give only f. few of me hundreds of eertiiiestPe which
ran be given of Nixon's Powder.
Citurnersimac, Nov.lo, Isa.
I hereby certify that I had a cow that had failed entire
ly in Milk, and only gave a slight discharge of bloody
matter, instead Of walk. I parchased some of Nikon's
Cattle Powder, and fed only one week, when the cow was
fully restored and gave u mochl mltk-o. ever.
SAMUEL HENRIE.
Novemberlo, 1803.
I had a cow• badly out of order, and one pa,li of :Ca
rtsfe:Powder restored her to fall health.
ISRAEL SOLLENBERGER.
I have been using Nixon's Hems and Cattle iwder fur
some years, for all kinds of stock, and cbeeVully certify
to its merits, and recommend it to farmers Mg steck own
ers as deserving their favor. SIMON,C BA EE.
I Ilan. used Nixon's Home and Cattle Powder for some
years for all - my stock, and hereby testify that it will do
all it claims to do. 1 find it superior for mulch caws, pro
ducing more milk and better butter than without it
=M
I havebeen wing Nixon's Ilurso and •Cattle Powder
for my fattening stock of hogs.. I lost a hove nuinher
from various diseases, but since I 'commenced the use of
this Powder my Stock bas been improving and the Lew
bus abated. I believe it to be a rot rate article or dis
tillers, and others haring stock. "
JACOB HARGELR At.
-
s'orember 11, 186.5.
I ha-re been using liixons Horse and Cattle Ponder,
and believe it to be a good article. _
JACOB STRICKLER.
I believe dot the Übe of Nixon's Horse and Cattle Pow.
der, will Em more than pay ownere of stork. I have uvk
it for some years and know that it will produce more milk
and butter than without it. JOHN AULT..
dee°.
T HE NEW STORE STILL AHEAD !
ECKEL & GILBERT
Having just returned from the Emit with a bv autifal and
varied wort:cent of floe
DRESS GOODS AND DOMESTICS,
they flatterthemselves able to sell cheaper than the c.hear.
est for the cash. We do our own work, our expenses are
hght, and an2appreciating public will easily see ho* RP
can sell so cheap. Our intennon is not to delude the pub
hc by publishing prices, but warrant all goods ,to be
cheaper than the cheapest. Our stock includes
Shirting Muslin, bleached and brown.
Shootings,
All grades of Callers.
Muslin d'Lanes.
, Lupen'sbest d'Lanes,
plain and printed.
Baratheas.
Brocade Alpacca.
Black "
' Silk Crap Plaids
Fancy and Plsin.eolorest Arrnnres. • •
Shepherds' Plaida, all styles.
I.lapen's best Fr. Merinues, colors.
Vuurning Good% all styles.
Plain and printed Flannels.
Shaioii Flannel., Shirting. 6,.c.
Sack Flannels.
Gilbert's Opera Flannels, all colors.
White. Red and Grey Flannels. -
Bed. Crib, and Cradle Blankets.
Shawls of every variety and price.
Ladle,' Cloaking—all kinds
'Fancy and Plain Ca,sinteres—French and American..
Sattinets, Tweeds, Jeans Vesting,. •
Linen Table Cloths, Towel and
'Napkins—every style.
I.ndies'.Corsets—all prices.
Ribbons, Laces. Rutliss.
Hose, Gloves.
Handkerchiefs.
ti Pins, Needle t, e!..; etc., etc,
ir A great t ari.ty of Rosentbal's • Tatent Setf•Fitting
SHLR.T.:BOSOSIS,
• to which we ask special attention.
3111111Nr) HOSIERY,
in great variety, for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children
A calris Invited to
OURNEWSTORE ON MAIN STREET,
nearly opprftity Greenarvat* Hotel, and ore door South cZ
liana liurton's Shoe Store, and an examination of our
stock.
It glees us pleasure to thole our Gooile,—sell or TIM.
REMEMBER ECKEL &, GILBERT
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD '
by any himee in town,. but mill always be with the mar
ket, ramepr no pater.' lee2oi
H - OLIDAY PRESENTS:!
GREAT PRIZeDISTRIBUTIOti
111 E.
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
•711 BROADWAY. Y
ROSEWOOD PIANOS' MELODEONS, ML SIC
BOXES SILVER WARE, FINE GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES, and
ELEGANT JEWELRY
IMMEGIES
$500:000.
]I. ER OF .DLSTRIBUTION.
CERTIrICATES naming each article and it. VALUE,
are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are well
mixed. One or these Envelopes. containing the Certifi
cate pr Order for some Article, (wortheft-of lens than one
dollar at retail.) will be delivered at our office. or sent by
mail to any address. without regard to choice on receipt
Li .25 Cent. The purchaser will nee What Article it draws
and its ♦value. winch troy be-from One-to Fire Hundred
Dollars, and can then send Vat Dollar and receive the
Article named, or may exchange it for an• other article
on our list of same vats,. ny" NO BLANKS—Every
purchaser get. value.
Amami. ihiyie who have reeP,..y drawn VALI - A BLE
GII".CS Irma this Amoniation, the following kindly permit
their names to be used: '
- 5-- . _,Jklxvrt. H. Hotchkiss, New Haven, Conn., Melodeon,
- 1.a1tg,5..150. W. F. T. Willis, W. 2d St. New York, Dia- ;
mead Cluster Pm, value $lOO. Mr. R. D. Tappan, IG
York St., Gold Watch, value $155. Miss Ellen F. Dick-
crson, Bingham:Von, N. Y., Melodeon, value $lOO. Mr.
E. IL Stone, 52 Tenth St., N. Y., Piano, value $350.
Mm. TerestrA. Miller, Scranton, Pa., Diamond Ring.
value $175. Miss Ellen J. Peck, Springfield, Ills., Melo- i
Isom, N alue $325. Dr. L. Van Riper, Washington, D. C.,
Gold Slanting Cased Watch,-value $l5O. Edward H.
Lindsa y , Worcester, Mann., lhano, value Q'2so. Miss De,
IL.Farwell, Dubuque, lona. Diamond Ear Drops, s aloe
I ss.so. Francis I. Moran, 121 i Pearl Street, Music Box,
1 value 440. Mrs. R. C. Ingersoll, Llrhana, Ohio, Silver
1 -- o 1., A alai. EQ. Lieut. 11. F. Hindrieks. Willard's - Ho:el,
Washingtou, D. C., Silver Patent Lever Werth. value
1555. 1. uptam L Warner,lsth N. Y., Vols. Silver Watch,
value Sal H. Taylor, Ringtown. Pa., Gold Patent 1.,
' ter Watch, value ;Mkt Jas. H. Bruce, Nashville, Tern.
Silver Watch, $4O. Geo D. Wood, Whitby, Canada
West, Silver Watch, $45. Win. B. Redfield, Columbus,
0., Music Box, $.40, Many persons who have drawn vol.
uable prize.‘, du not wish. their names published or we
might extend this list. Letters faun cations par"
i througtont the country. acknou lodging Ito. -e,ript 9.f sel
-1 oablo gifts, may be seen on the in our 01%4%
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH
t'•gard Blue, and nr.'t ?..) l,e iuthl
iinoW what you will
F.%.‘ ti.
14 R04,...v'd Piatioa, worth $250 0.1 to 1 - 1,00.00
0.00. Cit.pg 1.2.". 00 to t'2.5.00
750 Nlttnir Boxers, 2 to 32 tunes 12.00 to 100.00
100 Zillvor Revolvitr Patent Castors 13.00 to 40.00
100 Silver Fruit antl - Cal.ti 11.00 to 31.00
500 Sets Silver Tea A. Table Spoons 15.00 to 30.00
100 Gold tluntinlr ca,ie watebe4... 75 On to 150.00
150 Diamond Rings. Clanton Se 50.00 to 200.10)
000 (told watehe,...• . tom to 10000
300 Dube& (told Wat< ...... 60.(10 to elt.si
:00 Silver Writthes 2.5.(10 to :kill°
Vest Chains 3 00 to" 23.00
2,000 Pairs Ear Rings, (new std lea) 1.5./ to 6.00
2,5u0 Neeklaeee 3.00 to 7.00
.1.000 Gold Pencil...a
3,000 Onyx, and Amethyst Brooehes... 4.00 to 10.00
:1,000 L a and Florentine Bnewhes. 4,00 to 0.00
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'2,000 Fine Gold Wateli Keys, Nen I'M 4.50 to 7.50
2,5043 Sets ie Bosom Studs._.... ' I.M to a.OO
. 1,500 Ennineleii Sleeve Buttons - 2.50 to 10,00
Bold and Clut.scr , d Itinßa, . 7.4 X.
Stone Set and Seal'ltlng, 25t, to 19.0)
.",,Ontr M.lniaturo lAiekett, all non . 2.511 to
111,000 Sen.) of Ladles Jewelry t+.oo to 20.00
Watch ('harm• (en•h)
12=SMMI!!
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Penell4 , - 9to to
6.00
SWO Gout's Breast nut&arf 300 to 00.00
2,000 I.adiev' New Style Belt Buctilei.. 400 to'
2,000 Chatelaine Rod Guard Chains... 750 to 00.00
1.000 (iold Thimbles. S,o° to 10.00
3:,,(4J Sot Ladies' Itroora & Ear I)ropt 6.00 to 12.00
ECIMIZIEMI
t'ooo %.‘,l Band Bracelets 0.00 to 20.00
2,000 {{easy Gold Chain Ent.,lets 25.00 to 40.00
2.000 Ball Lanlrrps, all colons 3.00 to 7.0:1
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N,,c , Style Jet & Gold Eardrops :LW to 0,)
2,000 cold fens Gold 3l'nteti, Ebony
Holders
200
Lady~ Fabey Work Boxes
Vie A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE
ABOVE ARTICLES for ONE DOLLAR BY PUR
CHASING A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR 25 Ccs.
Parties ilealmg with ur may depend nn having. prompt
returns; and the article drawn will he itutnediately rent
to them by exprerr or return mall.
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rre' ti Certificates for One Dollar, 13 for Teo dollars,
33 for live Dollars. Great ►ndueetneuts to Agents. -
All Letters ehould he addreased
T. BENTON & CO.
ltd.r 5m7 Pmt niNtoa. wow Y.rit
Otto Illthertifitmento.
T HE GRE AT. TRENGTHENING
TOM !
(\OT A WITISN.Y REPARATION.) - 0 1
110OFLIV.SD'S
- GERMAN itIT.TERS
PROSTRATION OF TUE SYSTEM
November 10, 156.5.
SEVERE HARDSHIPS
N'oveinber 10, IS‘K..").
St? DIERS. CITIZENS MALE OR 'FEMALE
Will find this Betters a pure Tonic, nut dependent an
b.Adliquo, for rLcir alutoit miraculous -Aetna.
November 11, 1865
AND DISWASES`RESULTING FROM DISORDERS
OF THE LIVER AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
1100FLAND'Ss GERMAN BITTERS
IS.'ovember
Thin Bittern has performed more Curcs„ given better
Satisfaction, bus more Tegtimony, has more Res - peetable.
People to vouch for it, than any other article in the mar•
bet. •
We defy any one to contradict this ara.ertton . , and
PAY $l.OOO
toauy one. will produce a certificate published by us
that is not gennise.
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS' DEBILITY
AND -
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS.
Ote.erve the lone xing symptoms. resulting from DitorrlCrs
. of the Digeetive Organs
Constipariou, Inward Piles, Fulness of Blood- ta the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach. Nausea, H.eart
burn, Disgust fur Food, Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking
or Fftitteriug at the Pit of the Stone
'ach, Swimming of the Head.
Hurried and Difficult Breath- ,
lug, Fiutteting at q,e
_ Heart, Chot.lng - or
Suffoedting Seto
.ations,
when in a ly
ing pi;tartre, Dim- -
ness of Vision, Dote ur
Webs before the Sight, Ye- •
.ver and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellow- •
news of the Skin and Eyes, Piin in the
Side. Back, Chest, Limbo. So., sudden Flush- -
es of Heat. Burning in the Flesh, Constant Im
aginings of Evil, t. , 1 Great Depression of Spirits
That thts Betters is not Alcoholic, contain:" no: Rork—or
Wkiskey, and cannot make Drunkards, bits
_ :he but Took in the World.
[From the Rev. W. D. Seigfried, Pastor of Twelfth Bap
tist Chyrch, Philudo.]
dentlemen have recently been laboring under the
distressing effects of indigestion, accompaniers by a prole
tratawiot the nervous system. Numerous rem s slies were
recommended by friends, oral %awe of- them tested, but
without relief. Your HootianolsGermitulditteis were tee
onimendod by. persons who bad tried them, and - Whose fa
vorable mention of these idtters induced me to try them.
I must confess that I had an aversion to rarent Medicines
from the " thousand and one" quack " Bitters," whose:on
ly aim seems to be to palln off sweetened and- drugged
liquor upon the community in a sly way. and_ the tenden•
cy of which, I fear, in to make many a confirmed drunk
anl. Upon teaming that'. yours was really a medicinal
preparation. I took it with happy effe. t. Itsialetton, not
only upon the stomach, but upon them rvous system. was
prompt anti gratifying. I feel butt -1 ease derived great
and permanent benefit from the use of a few bottles.
Very respectfully yours.
N 0.254 Sb.t,•kamaroo
[F r the Rey. E. D. Fputhili Chri.tirt
Chronicle,
I havt d.rtved decided benefit or tow Hoof
land'. (tem., Binent and feel it my prist:eore to re, otri
mend them to. a mo=t - valuaole tonie, to all - a holt, ,uffei
lug from genemi debilit; or from doleu aristarr trom de
ramrement of the liver. Year. truly,
lyrna Rev. D. ?lenile. Pe.mtor IL.
Chnrell, Plitle.la I
From the many respeetablo reeommenriationi given '0
Dr. Ifoiniand'A German Bitters. 1 was induced to g:ve
the: a trial. After us ng .everal hottiestfunnil them to
be a 141.1 remedy for C, , .attity. ana a mo-t excellent runic
for the grana , h. P. MI-MIME.
[l,l, Rey. Wm. Sm Pastor Vineen•
Having u-ed in my tam a number et ' of your
Hoo9and's German Bitters, I Lot 1. to my .at I regard
them as an treellent meii;eine, ..pectaily adapted to fb
move the &teases they ate re.....m ,, nded tor. They
strengthen and invigorate _the J• •tem when debiLtated,
and are useful in disorders of tat. liver, it, of appetite.
&o. I have also retommet:ed ii , I to s
everal of my
friends,n ho has e tried them, and round /twat greatly
hem , tehe 1.04,11,t...71 Y.•{11:5 truly.
(Frum the Rev. Jobeyi, 1i.K. : 1,nen1.. - Pineor of the Tenth
I have been frequently re,uvoc..l to connect my name
with commendation." of rildbrent %•.,In hoolieinee. hat
regarding tLe practice as out of my “pproprlo-e rphere,
have in all caws decrt.e.l • but m i h . clear proof ,a vari•
oils lantaneen, and parti , ii•of v i 11 family, of the
alefultams of Dr. Iloottimd". tlert-..vi Bittern. 11 depart for
mice Inim Ira 114,1f1. conpiei:on
gp r z,n) debrUtv of tnc ~ ,ern, and vrperiraly far
Lnrr Cornpll,nr it if a ,nee .alnahlr preParatian.-
1,, s ome tmrra it m„y p,cd • bo. •cotallv, I doubt Dot, it
Orin! be , ;:t benefieial stiffer from the above
cittlima on. y re , poetfully. _
- J. It KENNARD, Eighth below Ctiatee,V.
Plil I Eh,.
Rey. J. S. Iler.non. of to, tle.noto Reformed Church;
Kutztown, iterle Como} - , Pa, cored of Dygrepnia of
tv.onty ear, stando,:.
M. tspithirlsr. Ed.:, of the Cs/rural, No. tiro l'iorth
Sixth Street, Philadeirliat says tilts Bitters was recom
mended to him by a tn....1h,', friend, and sin bottles eared
hint of ,omitletu pr.sdranitn ^f the nervous system.
ME=
Roc. J. Nowion Bruno, D. D.. Editor of the Enryclope
dia.of Religions Knowledge and Christian Chronicle,
Roy. Thos. Wintor, ['moor of Roxietrough Rapti at
Church ;
==al
Bee:, Pa.to. 4 tile Baptist Church, Pem
berton, formerly of :be North Baptist Church,
Philads., at prevent Pastor of the 'Baptist Claret:, Chet,
ter. Pa. :
Eel
These gentlemen exerem in th.. !t-ongest terms. their
~pit.loa of tilts Bitter!,
LV" Ste that_ the signature of JACKSON" is
eu the xrrsoprer of each bottle.
rgr Should your nearest Druggist not Intve the aril•
cle,olo not be put off by any of the intoticating,prepara•
lions that way be offered to as plate, but send to us, 'and
•.; 'forward, securely plaise,i, by express:
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150 to ti.so
15.00 to 45.00
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND :lIANCFACTORY,
Prnfriffitf 3 nk
Fur sale by Drnprisla and Dealer in ita - erfrowoi the
Iretito4 Warn 4fv.2411,"
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MIMI
DEBILITY! DEBILITI - ,
Resulting from any mune what eN-P,r,
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ESPOSI RI
DISEASES OF CAMP LIFE
ADULT OR-YOUTH,
DYSPEPSIA
ARE CURED BY
1100FLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
WILL CURE EVERY CAF OF •
IEI
REMEMBER,
READ WHO SAY,;
A
MM E=o!
•own and 111illvil , .:(N..1.) IrapdAt ebnrelle.
'WILLIAM SMITH,
Se., PhiLadn.
liaptiAt Cistin li.)
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS!
So. 01 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
JONES EVANS
(nt,ro.t.or, to C. MkJACKSON,&
Ado Ittbertionnento.
A DmiltisTßATon's NOTICE.—No-
Ileaa Is 'hereby gre're that Letters of A dteAstretion
on the Estateor John Bamthisel, late of klereerebnrir,
deed, have been granted to the undersigned.
- All persons knowing themselves indebted to saia Estate
will please mate immediate payment; and those haring .
claims present them properly anthenticated for settlement.
THOMAS T. lAEGER, t Adff, ,
rc
A. L...COYLE,
I " I
VICECITTORS' NOTICE.— -Notice is
_112.4 hereby given that Letters Testamentary to the Estate
of.fseob Held, late of Chambernburg, deed, have been
granted to the undersigned.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
will please make Immediate Payment; and those having
claims present them property authenticated for settlement_
deeef.; MARY Imp, Ex'rx.
ENECITTOR'S XOTIC El—Notice is
hereby given that Letters Testamentary to the Estate
of Jacob Wiae, late of Lurgan township, deed, hove been
granted to the undersigned. ---
All persons knowing themselves-Indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate payment; and those havinr
claims present them properly authentieefed. Sc settlement.
CATHARINE WISE. Ex'rx.
ISAAC WISE. Es:'r.
CM
PROCLA,MATION .—To 211 e, Coroner.
the Justices of the Peace, and the Cm:stablee of the
different Townships in the County of Franklin, Greeting:
Know all ye. that in pursuance of the precept, to me di
rected, under the hand and seal of the 110 N. ALEX Kixv:. -
President Of the several Courts of Common Pleas, in the
Sixteenth District consisting of the counties of Somerset, "
Beall 'rd, Fulton nod Fianklin. and by virtue of his (ace
of the Court of Oyerand Terminer and General Jnil Deliv
ery for the trial of capital and other offenders therein and
in the General Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and
W. W. ParroN. and J t.trc 0. C Esqs., Judges Of
the same rnnnty of Franklin. Ton and each of you are
hereby ii - spiired to he and appear in your proper persons
with your lieeorda, Reeognizanees, Illuminations, and
other Rementhrantesbafore the Judges aforesaid. at Chant
birsburg, at n Court of Oyer and Terminer and Genera".
Jail DeUvery, anti Gerents Quartet Semi°oa of the Peace.
therein to be holden for The County of Franklin aforesaid
OP the Jd Mordo,in January bring tAr 15th' day of the
mond. at 10 o'elook in the forenoon of thnt day then and
there to do those things, y b.",eh to your several offices ap
pertain. •
LEVERS
Given under my hand at Cllambersbargr t the 12th of Do
comber, it l 4s. idee2ol JOHN DCEISIMIR, Sheriff.
ANOTHER GREAT CURE
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Of a hichly respectable' citizen, `well known to the 3tcr.
oantile corninnoity, by
DR. J. H. SCHENCK
THE_ GREAT LUNG DOCTOR OF
PHILADELPHIA.'
OFFICE N. T. AND GALENA. LEAD CO..
No. Nassau St.; New York, June 1, 1866.
Dn. J.' H. SCIIENL K—Deur Sir :—For over fifteen -
years I have been troubled with a severe cough, and usu
ally two or three times a year with mere or less hemor
rhage, which together, for the last few yOrs, has kept me
thin in flesh and too weak to do business efanY kind with.
out suffering. In August last I had a very severe hemor
rhage, and, according to the judgment of a good New
York physician, I was classed as beyond the reach of med •
iciue, and wan advised to be,prepared, - so far as property
matters were concerned, to leave this world at short no
tice. The physic:lnland my good friends) said that the
first cold I took mast prove fatal. Early in January I
took a severe cold and fortunately was occupying rooms
at No. 32 Bond Street, directly over your office. I think -
about the 16th of January I procured a bottle of your Pal
motile Syrup and commenced taking it freely. My feet ,
and limbs were very much swollen, Bothell the the symp
tomsof a speedy death seemed to accompany my cold. I
sent for my former physician, and statedto him that I was
taking your medicines, and after showing them to him,
and having tasted of them, &c., he replied; " You can
take them tf you like, they will do you no harm." He
said: " You know what I told you last summer, and I any
the same now, if you have any business to close up, do
not put it :AL" - He said to other friends that he " could
see no hope for me," and my friecda and relations conclu
ded my time had come. At this time I was taking freely
of your medicine. but had not seen you. The doctor call
ed a few times, and found me (much to his surprise, he
said ) improving, and he could not understand-why. -My
faith was increasing in your medicines, and I had a wish
to have you examine my case, and see what you bad ko
ray. When you first came to my room and made the ex
amination, you gave me but little encouragement, but on
the contrary, expressed sad doubts of my ever being help
ed out of my then seeming difficulties. The second timo
that you called, finding me still gaining, you gave me en
couragement, saying, "my symptoms were improving ;
the Pulmonic Syrup, Sea-weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
had acted like a charm." My eireulation,any cough, my
appetite, all began to improve, and I could walk about my
room a little. You visited me nearly every Tuesday, and
found me improving, and told me not to go out of my
room until }fie first day of May. I took no cold while nn-.
dew - our treatment. my 'appetite became filet-rate,
jod - told me to eat everything I wished of a nutritious na
ture, and to exercise about the room as much as passible.
1 followed your advice, and to the surprise of my old phy• •
sician and friends, I seem much better than I have been
for several years, and breathe better than I ever expected
person could with one lung, the left- being completely
dried up. I feel very grateful to you, and consider your
advice and medicine., invaluable.
Yours, truly, ' T. S. SHELDON.
DR. SclWavral—Dear Sir :—About two years ago I was
taken with s very troublesome cough and a pain in my
breast; seven or eight months pissed away without my do.
ing anything for myself. Then I applied to a phyeician,
who atten4ed me for aboir three months without rendering
me any Servire. I also obtained, the advice anc l ilantmems
e
of a physician in onet our hospitals: endure.° the ad.
'vice and treatment of two other physicutru, but all to no
purpose. During this long space of time I was nearly,-r-t,
dead; several times my friends came to see me and wit,- I
nes., my exit into the Spirit-world. I MIA confined to my
bed - two months at one time. My breathing was exceedl
ingly short. I gave dpaeveral times all hope of getting
better; and as regarded getting well, - that. was entlrel3
out .4 the question. And to think this day lam well and; .
Needy ! 1 was advised by some of my friends to try Dr.
Stitt:sca'a Medicines. I accordingly bought bottle after'
bottle, until I reached the ninth: then I found a deckled
change In my rough for the better. I antlered severely
from palpitation of the heart, and two weeks after I corn.
menced taking your medicine this difficulty ceased.
-When I first went to Dr. Schenek's office it was with
difficulty that I could get up into his reeeption room,
W. so Weak grid' so arrelled t my skin tans as sallow as
though I had the jaundie. : I felt drill, heavy and sleep
less. Mr. Schenck, after examining me, said both my
lungs were affected, and gave me but little hope ; but his
medicines, in about two weeks, took right hold of me; it
seemed to go right through my whole sysTfim, The Pal
monk. Syrup, Sea-Weed Tons. and Mandrake Pills, all
t.sik right bold in the right place. The Pills brought
assay great quantities of bile and slime; the Syrup loosen
ed the matter in my lungs, wialseatue off very free ; the
sea-Weed Tonic gate me as rippoite, and everything
seemed to Mtge goal.
TO show 'what great par •oeLl:rli,e. have in purl
fyilig my system,
,and to ...... - „..
h a d I „ s
beside all the bile that passed tot lifsivei• ;dal the great
onaufities of phlegm aufl matter 1. expectorated, I broke
out all over in large boils that would continue to gather
and run for about nix weeks, and I had at one lime over
twenty-five boils. I have nothing of_the lond now, and
feel like another person altogether. I ran 3ale3r say that
I la..ve not enjoyed such health for fire years as 1. do now,
anti eannoipmise You and your trusliciues enough. May
Goal abundantly Lless and; mserve you! at the sincere
desire of one who has been so wonderfully relieved through
your agency; and if any one desires to know with regard
the , ruthlubse.o. of this report, if they v.lll rail %simony
of my friends or uptm ton, No. t Orrde". Place. near
Thompson etr,t below Cadwainder, l'hiladelnhin. they
will be perfeetly satisfied with the validity of the case.
Your.. ot tat much respect SIARY SCHNAIDT.
The atm .ve dflCrlbeit, ib porfsetly (.I,lTeet.
iruor, it to he to Yours, T. 13. MILLER,
_ E.tr StAIENCK 11, Ile proffe..ionallyfir his prineipui
Nut: t S - ritage corner or COM3IF:ItIY,
r1111,1 , F1 Plirtfe,ery 6.ltunlity, from 9 A. 3i. until 4 I'.
M No, :r2 Bond street. New York, every Tuesday from,
9 to :3 ; N, . aF :;,unamerstreet. Boston, Mass., every Wed'
na,dny. frrm 9 to 3. end every other Friday at 109 Ball(.
more stret%t, Balt3more, 3lti. All a Ivio.,..rea, but for a
thorough rcemintaion of the ,with his Respirometer •
iF three do"nr-.
Prire of the Pulmonle Syr,p anti yea-Weed Tose, each
.31 50 per bottle or el - :0 per hnif .1 - trzen.; 3f aldrake I ills,
'Zonal , per box. •
FOR SALE BY ALT.I)BI °GISTS AND DEALERS
giec26l
Mu anti Sam- grooolts.
T E. W A I. R - E
MASONIC HALL,
7 1 9 CIIESTVUT AT., FiIaiDELPIII.4.
has tow open
LACE CURTAINS,
of his own Importation:
lIROCATELLE CURTAINS,
DAMASK CURTAINS,
WOOL REP CURTAINS,
SATIN LAIRS CURTAINS,
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
MUSLIN CURTAIN/.
- CLOTH, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
Constantly receiving NOVELTIES in
CURTAIN 3IATERIALa,
exidgaelag the Celebrated SMYRNA CLOTH sat
• MODE DRAPERIES
WINDOW SHADES
in awry Desirable Style, Color or Price! ,
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no\ 8.3 m)
ILLINERI.ANI) FANCY GOODS,
with the lute"! M IA I I roomy's, liau , and
rurmalthir Good:. " •
MISS BACHE :you'd ••.p, ci..ity cal: the attention of
the ladies to the NEW STYLE or PATTERNS justre•
poivecl from New York, and for A{ hien the is the sole agent
for rranlae county.
Her PELT HATES else is offering lower thin can now
he pin-bailed in the e:tv.
All the New Stylea d Goods, Trimminga, deal., rep..
lady reevivoil as intr.:awed in New York and
-
STORE, Seeond street. opposite the Market Hoax.
n0r22,84
TED .—Several good Shingle
Makers, Stave Makers and Wood Choppers. Ap
pty Immediately to the undersigned at Charnbersburg.
dee13.31 GEORGE CHAMBERS, Jr.
-RENT.—A fine BUSINESS Stand
on Second Street, imitable for a Store Room. Apply
to 08c64 . 01 - - FREY_ & FOLTZ.
S. V AL ISE S, CARPET-BAGS.
CANES AIM 'UMBRELLAS, of the beet mum
&genre. et = PAXTONTI.
TOR PRINTING, in every style,_donn
dth• mace .4 dm PR AMU TouTm.r.
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