Which Pennsylvanian town was raided by Confederate troops more than once?

The town of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, was raided by Confederate troops more than once during the Civil War. Notably, it was attacked in July 1864 when General Jubal Early's forces burned much of the town as part of a retaliatory measure. This raid was particularly devastating, leading to extensive destruction and loss for the residents. Chambersburg's repeated targeting highlighted the strategic importance of the town during the conflict.