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Gettysburg, Wcineaday, March 118, 1868.
REPUBLICAN KEETOI46I TO-NIGHT:
The Republicans of the ißorcMgh will 'meet
TO-I.+ZIGIPT (Wednesday) at the Eagle Ho
tel; at 74 °clock, to nominate a "ticket to
be supported on Friday neat.
By order ot v .•
•
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
SALES.:—The following sales of Personal
Propertydto take place this spring, will be
found in our advertising column :
March 13.—.A;ndrew Welk eit, highland tp.
13--Amoi Cabbman, Siiittban
b. Taylor, Ofloaeph, itenallen tp.
honk, tattui l iore tp.
" —/eitan - Cook, Loft 13nlphur Springs near' Brag,
BIM
" " —Clayton Chamberlin, llamlltouban tp.
" Benner,;fitiaban tp. .
" " —Beamed B.Stoticsker„Casbtowu near Fairfield
" 19.—Oeoige Hewitt, Menalled
" " —Jolie4h A. Wietman, Bentingtodtp.
" 20.—Jubq Kent:lrina. Union tp.
" " —Joh4 Cleaver, lletutington tp. - 'Q
" Zi—B. F. Kepner, Butler tp.
" :M.—Sarah lleller , Menallera tp.
—Catherine awl Charlotte neever,
sot tp
' I. , ,'.—John Irwin, llighlnnd tp.
2.—Samuell.awrer, Butler tp. near Ileecher'e Far
$
REVENUE TAXES.—The attention of
those concerned is directed to an advertise
ment in • regard to Revenue Tax 4.ssess
mouts, by, llon. Win. McSherry, District
Assessor, in another column. Appeals from
erroneous assessments will be received until
the Nth instant.
ELECTED.—The Rev. E. V. GEIWART,
D. D., of leancaster, has been elected by the
General Synod of the German -Reformed
Church, to fill the chair of Didactic Theolo
gy in the *ercersbnrg Theological Semina
ry, made vacant by the death -of Rev. Dr.
If A n BAIT° EL Prof. GERUART was fornierly
Pastor of the German Reformed . Church in
this place, and is a gentleman of marked
UNION DEPOT.—A bill has been report
ed in the State Senate authorizing the Han
over Branch, Littlestown and Gettysburg
Railroad Companies to establish a union
depot in Hdnover. Thts is a capital idea;
which we hope will be put through. At
present,• tin) transfer of passengers at the
depot in Hanover, often amid rain and mud,
is a nuilanee, cf which there is constaut
complaint. The erection of a joint depot by
tho three companies will cure the-evil.
COUNTERFEIT .2.5 CENT NOTES.—A
largo numberof these notes are in
ciregla-
Lion. The Yam the best executed counter
feits of this denomination yet manufactur
ed, and are calculated to deceive the most
careful money takers. The bogus currency
may be known by the paper being a trifle
lighter. The vignette of kcssenden is, at
first glance, Tully as(correct as the genuine,
but a close scrutiny shows that it is a good
wood cut and not a steel engraving.
SUDDEN DEATH.—On Friday night last,
about 3 o'clOck, Mrs. FRANCIS 11., wife of
JAMES E. PLAUARTY, of this place, White
attending to'ordinary domestic duties, com
plained of dizziness in the bawl and propos
ed to retire. While disrobing herself, she
fell to the Boor speechless. Dr. O'NEAL was
immediately called in, but after lingering.
until 4 o'clock, Al M. Mrs. FLAIIANTY died.
We understand she had been in usual health
until this sudden paralytic attack, having
partaken of a hearty supper. She was 44
years of age.
AN INTERESTINo LETTEII.—In our
Agricultural Department, on 4th page, will
be found:an - Other of D. P. 1 0 .'s;interesting
letters—the subject treated of being the new
Cattle Disease, Pleura Pneumonia, &c. As
these letters kayo commanded a good
_deal
of attention,;in and out of the county, for
their well Matured thought and practical
suggestions, We deem it due to the author of
them, to say / that the writer is Mr. DAVLD
P. FORNEY, 412 intelligent practical Feriner,
residing in Conowsgo township. He has
our thanks for his contributions; which, we
trust, will be cor.tinued, and would be glad
to hear from ot'aer practical farmers on kin
dred tonics.
COL. M'CLURE'S LECTURE.—Hon. A.
R. McCr...viat, of Chatnbersburg, will deliv
er his Lecturie on Mormon/4in, in Agricultu
carnal', on Monday evening next, the 2.1 d
inst. Col. MeCt.truu is ti good talker, a
sharp observtr, and an unusually interest
ing lecture tray be expected. This is the
last opportunity our people will bee to near
him, as in May he leaves for Colorado Ter
ritory, which will be his fatnre xesiclence.—
Single Tickets 35 cents-to be had at the
stores of A. D. BIIEEILICR, R. liolcrEn, and
M. S£ANGLEd.
The remaining Lectures of the court/
will be delivered by Prof. KIDD, of Cincin
nati, March 31, and by Rev. Dr. TALLINIAGII,
April 7.
M. E. CLEURCI.I.-"—The East Baltimore
Aimual Conferenoe of the Methodist Epis
copal Chnich i rnet in Baltimore on Wednes
day last. On. Friday the Committee, to
whom the mpch agitated qinetion of Lay
representation•had been referred, submitted
the following report, which was adopted :
"Whereas the subject of lay delegations
has for ma ny years agitated the church ;and
whereas it was submitted by the General
Conference of 1860-td a vote of the male
members over twenty-one years of age,
and to the Annual Conference; and, where
as It waadiaaPproved by a decided majority
vote of the •male weathers and ministers,
and notwithstanding, the subject continues
to be agitated by the friends of the measure;
and as the introduction of lay delegations
into the Genecal and Annual Conferences,
or into the General Conference alone, ,an
organic change svbiCh been conaldavd
by some of the best minds of the church in
the laity and ministers of doubtful expedi
ency ; therefore
"Resolved to the .East Baltimore Conferr
mice, in Conference assembled, 'That we will
consent to lay delegations being incorporat
ed in the discipline of the church when the
General Confq•ence shall present a well-de
fined and feasible plan e which shall be sub
mitted to our ministers and members, mate
and female, for their adoption or rejection.
as a majority of their votes maydetOrrnine."
Revs... : Hanry Slicer; Thompson. Mitchell,
Joseph France, B. H. Creever, John H. T.
Posh, W. L. Apottawell, -and - T. Barnhart,
were 04444 *legates to the General .Con
ference whichlusetnhles in Chicago in May
• •
next. .
The Committee, to whom bmj boon refer.
red the proptelitionlo diVidethe Conference
made an adveiise report which wee adopteti
by a large ltfa4ority. wtta be 7
lected for the nest annual meeting.
Rev. J. B. MAIc ihtus_been appointed
Agent to prosecute LIU movement for the
erection tithe Gettystm , rg Memorial Ohmrch.
Among the ;appointments mule by the
Baltimore Conference South, which has else
been in semoloi in-Baltimore, we notice that
of Rev. HUAI iretrair'for Hagerstown. ,
Rev. S. M. L. Cossos, of the Baltimore
Con (orange North, goes to Fairfai, STA
CaTlf y(**l4abilititted and "worn :put,"
and want somethit% t l ; . k tone up the •orge.rn),
instead of wing.stimulants, take Dr.
ders' lodine Water, most ,pclferful
ing agent and ristorstive. it permeates the
entire system, 'hid ft* iffect is permanent.
W . The "new thing under the up" of
which Solomon doubted is Paismes 4SZOR
DE MAYO," that we perfume for the hand
kerchief. It cannot be described, for there is
nothing' in the idfoie 4ealre of 0
France. Sold liy all drugieta. „ 1-3
ACCIDENT.—As s , iF Aa GRArram
wag passing over the bride° which crosses
the I:termin/oat /4 10 .tbilfer* primps, es
.Friday, - h thn' hM,d &honk
the bridge gige f stryi preittslinjg*r. 01Lt.-
'that and a young' atm Id& iri, r sinfi all
of his stock, into the stream, which, at the
time, was full of iloatingliett. , The hones.
_becoming unmanageable, several of them ,
were severely injtired. The young man
With Mr. GBAILA.II vas badly hurt. The
bridge, was 'ins very dangerous :oono.ltion,
the middle pier baying been taken away by
the ice, leaving the span, 04 feet tong, unsup
ported. M. OILLHAX, being a stranger,
was not aware of the einculition of the bridge.
We are told that the managers of the turn
pike had been notified of the fact, but left it
in this unsafe condition, thereby risking
fife and property.
TO 1101788-RTF4'ERS.--Young • folks
and others, who are.fring to go to house
, keeping this•spring, do well to make a
call at Col. C. a 13111GLER'S Ware ioome,.
near the Depot, Getty burg„ Pa., where; in
addition to a large variety of.the most approv-,
frig COOKING STOPS, Bitting Room and
Chamber Stoves, can be found a very large
assortment of every kind of TIN-WARE,
Hollow-Ware, Japan Ware, Toilet and Cham
ber Sets, Bread and Spice Boxes, Tea and
Coffee Canisters, Waiters, Coffee' Mills, Wa
ter Coolers, Spittoons, Pudding Moulds,
Flour Seeves, Candle Sticks, Smoothing Irons,
Egg Beaters, Fruit Cans, jelly Moulds, and a
thousand other articles in the house-keeping
line—all of which will be sold at lowest cash
prices. Call and examine. tf
a'Has Nature an antidote for acquired
diseases ? The PLANTATION BrrrEns, prepar
ed by Dr. Drake, of New York; have no
doubt benefited and cured more .persons of
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Sour Stomach, Loss
of„Appetite, Sinking Weakness,-General De
bility, and Mental Despondency, than any
other article in existence. They are compos
ed of the purest roots and herbs,earefhlly pre
pared, to be taken as a tonic and gentle stim-„,
ulant. They are adapted to any age or con
dition of life,. and are extensively popular
with mothers mid persons of 'sedentary habits.
or3lagnolia Water is a delightful toilet ar
tide—superior to Cologne, at half the price
March 11-2 t
,CrOne didlar looks like a very little sum to
pay for a preparation that will effect such
wonders as'are always achieved by `.llarrett's
Vegetable Hair Restorative," now so popular
throughout the entire country. liikt no one
be without it. This is the only hair prepara-
tion that received the "first premium" of a
silver medal at the State Fair in 1666.-Ifan
chcstcr 1L) Union it
RAKERS.-liEui THOM . AS tt SON AI
have a limited number of Brandt's Horse
Rakers for the coming harvest. Farmers
wanting them, will do well to send in their
orders early. [rnch. 11.-3 t
1 : 1 1 - AttcntiOn iS ititted tO ArliT Uiltri GOODS
—all kinds—advertisement in this issue, by
11. WARD, 103 N. 2d street. This is an - old
and reliable Louse.
; ; ; ; ;
PIiEMIU MS FOR NEW SUBSCRI
BERS.--Our friends will. bear in mind that
any ono of our present subscribers sending
in the names of four new subscribers, with
the cash in-advance (tq per annum), will re
ceive a credit of one year's subscription on
their own account—in other words, for each
new subscriber sent in, accompanied by the
cash, a PREMIUM OF FIFTY CENTS is
'allowed as a credit on present subscriptions.
Some of our subscribers have thus paid their
own paper for two and three years in ad
vance. The same opportunity is offered to
alt. Who willl signalize the new year by
doing; likewise ?
gerittv of the litarkett.
Baltimore Grain and Prodnee Market.
BaMmore, Afornfn9.
... 9 75 QlO5O
—ll 00 @ll 25
... 5 25 @ 537
... 2 GO @
_ r 2 80
... 2 GO @ 2 65
... 1-08 @ 1 17
.. 1 90 Q 1 95
79 :@ 80
SUPER FLOTTE,
EXTRA FLOUE,
BUCKWHEAT MEAL,
WHITS WHEAT,
RED -WHEAT,
Coax,
RTE,
OATS,
TIMOTHY -BRED, ~
CLOVER -GEED,....
FLAX -SEED,
BACON,
" SIDES,
" SHOULDER%
LARD,
GOLD, Pllll9.
Gettyippurg_qraiiß agidrrov#l.on Iltarket
GelYsbris - W ed r! 1
. 4 Y ' 11 " Ii "g
8 50
- 10 00
2 .1 0 ota 2
...;,10.•23Q
1 00
, .
Siirzx FLOUR, •
EXTRA FLTErs,..••- • ••--
WRITE WKRAT,;..g .. ..
BED WiißeT;
CORN,
YE,..
OATS, ..,
TINIOIIIT SEED,.
CLOVER - SEED, ......
PorNipgs, . .......
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BACON, HAMS,
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SOAP,
TALLOW,
/IW3:IIMD..
ALWINE-LSPANOLEB.—On the 2:lth - of Oew
tobor last, by -lbw . . hit% IDeneeker, Mr. E4l
- .f. Alwitle to ADlss Lizzie 4.t. Spangler,
both of this eorinty, .
Buciten--Mitarcoiii.ti the sth
by Rev.-14„,1J Attlemata, Atir, geAlZ* 01 1 W
4toOlter fo Miss Emma C. Hollinger, both of
Hanover. . .k
HocKENsxrrier—BoLLENGEß,—On the jitb
inst.. by Rev. /. M. tilted, lir. John J.
Iltekenemith to Miss Mary Bo ll inger
both of Frederick:comity, Md. • -
KLErpra--FtniT.--AL the lattheran Par-,
nonage; in Arensltavillit, on the 17th Inst.; by.
Rev. M. Snyder, Mr. John E. Klepper. of
Cumberland co., to Miss Carte K. Fur& of
this. county. - ' ••
Lona-- ltlirEit.—On the Bth inst., at the
residence, f Wt. Mimi M. Hufford, .43 , Rev.,
Selleury, Mr. Jas. A. Long to Miss..,Mary'
E. Hamer, both of Littiestown.
STOVER—WIT.MOR.—Ora Pe . loth friar-4 by
Rev. D. W.. Wolff, Mr. lamp Stnver;ofrum
berland township, to Miss Hannah Witmor,
of Straban township, this county.
WOLF —Butorck—On the 2d ultott thews
'deuce of Henry - Black; by Rev. S. Henry,
Ms. .Win. if. Wolf to Margaret 11. Mack.
both of Carroll county,
741241 " 1— Pans.••••QA the sth inst., at the Ev.
Luth. Parsonage, Littlestown, by 'Rev. B.
HenTY;lrr. Feline's S. .Y.' , Zhan to MSS Me
linda S. art, both of York county, Par
M i t il !!t* ; 3. T..
jeer-Obituari notimat 6 ,nentil j ii ni n e toll all
over 4 lines--easltio acenmpfsnr
Hoov ~--oi the 26th nit., near New
'Cheat r, Mrs. Catharine Hoover, aged 65
years 2 mantas and 17 days.
Hoomrsi.—ln Wood Miry. Bedford enmity,.
on Wl: 9th of Ocenherlast, Jso6b P.• Hoover,.
Joi''.therl st or this place, aiNtl Yearl s -I , IRM
ad ,10 da ys. •
IfortziaiLLantr-Oh the 13th inst., In this
lance. Jacob Kitzmiller, aged 35 years, .11
niontlui and 23 day".
.L.Tmliporro l tr. AAt :Hanibilvilfe, Brown
iollot 7 9• 13 /4 4 4t , 391 h - )(Wok 441 a.
of John, fAvlngaban, foe.
Stay: thtsimpokr,ftiod abolot 64 r Lark
; iTne-Leit lapis my*
tlNg l atto l / k
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and 17
34 ••••K
iaraarvir.
___ On Hanover,
Mrs. M ary . _ •rflor w 4 )9r. : '
age d 18. 71 .zs 'and 10 rcigning.
...... 2 75 @ 300
8 124 g 8'824
2 75 @ 2 80
18 @ 20
12 @ 124
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1610, 164
FEZ
- " - THE GREAT
AMEBICAN COMBINATION
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAMING
AND •
•
SEWING MACHINE.
Ir witrranted to eiteeste in tha best manner every viriety
Hemming, Felling , Carding, Tucking, Braid.
Init, Gathering, Quiltingg , , Overseaming, Embroidering
on the edge.iand la ad4Wau.sakes beautiful Butbsis aid
Eyelet Holes in all Ditalcs.
IT HAS PO EQUAL.
MING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST
FAMILY - MACHINE )
IN VIE WORLD *
, .
And Intrinsically the- Cheapest,
Ihr- ft it two Machines combined in one by a steeple and
beau iifidinechanical erranotood. •
.Clrculars with fail particulars and samples of work done
on this Machine, can be bad on application at the •
Men of the• Agent at 3. AL Wavntes Oonesetkmary
and Variety Store, Daltimoie st., Get/tyaburg, Pa.
. D. W. ROBISON, Agent.
GlLAGlifachlues vrarrinteal yeltr,.and instructions
given gratntillonily to all purebaserta
For sale,l First dos letter "A" Siteker
FAMILY , BEWL.N43 MACHINE.
VERY CHEAP.
Itareh . lll,-301 -
1 40
65
1 00
2 00
7 50
20 . 0? k 26
. 85
11 a , . 12
• 15
14 iG
7• 8
• 10
WERSTER'S DICTIONARY
A peewit, to every intelligent. family, stadect, teach
er and proftwsional man •
Ithperkc, thmost respects, to any other liglish.Dic.
Watery known to mo."--.lres. &two P. Marg.
"TIN NM, Vulvas is glorloule— It is perfect—lt. dis
tances and dense competition- F lt leaves /KAMA" to be
desired."—.l. FL Raymond, L L. .7A, Prat of Yousear Coil
Sven former should girt his sons two or thrseaguue
rods of ground, well prepared, with the avails of which
they may buy it. Every Illechatife should put a reedit , .
Big box In seine conspicuous place In the hoses to catch
the stray pennies ktr the late puritan. Lay It upon
J
our table by , the side e ich t the B chth ible; it Is a better' ex
y wh
pounder than mann tit be ezpventders.
Massathasette Life Boat.
In one vol. of Imo Royal tPubUlhad
by G. A C. myttaviri v iktringileld, liar,. • Bold by • tilt
Booksellers. Also Just published WEBSTIR'II NA.
=N tarttAL PICTORIAL. BLCUONAIiY. 149_ P a ges, Or.-
",, Pride*: .. • . [Nara 11-2 t
'WANTED.—Agente for the sale of
: Lloyd's Great Maps,
Cali Maki 'tom 4 to 4/4 tolbuie PortoA r t g riT oo
• -0
5fi10,.714,005.
TO COAISMIIPTIYMM •
4,81117. EDWARbih. "NifILSON vied thee o
) total who doh, it, the prescriptio• with the di
rediongliwbekingseadablng the idrOlanvelody by which
Ditties eared 0t • lute elbetkon that dread diocese
Ceastimptles: 'Mb colt Abet to to %eat die filleted
ateib•ziy minor rql try this preectiptioo, as
k 191 beibtas; wed bay Iwo,* • liefehlro—'
W. =WARD 1-112L110M,
'No 166- 'nth Soeo•Get 7 Vilitusahargjbeer
r . ,
i , ,
loforwiilitaa
stridipewbewiltettarbatirrewth
of heir rlt km. • Glee a re*,
FM3
gitut, Nuntstants,
W/0 4 .
I witlbe In Peterabtut, (York Spri _ );trots tha
27th ofNareh, until the 10th of APJitly.
.next, for es
pupas' ofaailleentoilsodons sag trigilMakast. •
All persona Indebted to the ites'itni "at Gemixri It
Mumma, will please tck take settee, as thabsaisser must
be settled up without delay.. J.A.GARbSsit.
March 18.-8 t
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
• •
.DitOKI6ALB will he received hy the Baud of School
J. Directors for Highland township, until the 11th day
of Aprft wend, fbr the remodeling of School.bmise No. 1.
,The Board wallas,* at I o'cloCk, , P. X., ea said -=4;
give out the work. Specifications am hewn by ceiling
mt the President of the Boatel.
DAVID sIIwART, President.
G. C. Itaarzna, Searetaii. - Etter. 11-41 to
CARLISLE, PA.
VISITORS tot toauc Carlisle will find the very
beat axomaaopa at tba
Pennsylvania Hotel,
jepe bir JOHN REILLY; os the earner of North I
Gm. arsil Lottifier &nets
The TABlaboupplled with everything the markets at
fiord; the BAR is stocked with the finest Wines, Liguori
ate., and the Yards and
STABLIN.G
connected with the house are in charge of an experienced
and faithful beetle'.
tar Olve the old PRRNSYLVAITIA a trial and be ccet
'laced. Charges always reasonable.
March 18,1868.-6 m
FOR SALE ,
A N 0.9 PENNSYLVANIA COOKING STOVE, le first
El..•rate order, and srerythhst complete. It wil l
mild low. Ilnquir• Cl 'lran AXD Sirannie omce.
Kara EL—St • • •
PRILADII.2III4 March lit, 1848.
W R beg to inform you that we are prepared to offer
for your inspection our usual assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS
conalitlen of the
NEWEST SHAPES
in Straw, Silk and GIMP Rats, Bonnets, tc.; Velvets,
Silk Cf.sosts, Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Ruche's, Crapes,
Blondes, Braids, Ornaments, e.c., tc. We shall be hap
py to wait on yon at our store, or receive your Milers.—
Prices low for cult. Yours, &c.. If. WARD,
' Nos. 101, 101 and 107 N. Second et., Phila.
March 18.—Im
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
FOUNDRY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE
The undarsgned, assignees of KILIYULL G. and Taiorx
aini EPOTIXAN, will sell at Public Bale , on Saturday, the
11th day of Apra Wit at 12 o'clock AL:on the premises,
in Bendersville, Adams county, Pa., the 1011-ming valua
ble Real Estate, to wit:
THE FOUNDRY, known as "Bendersville Foundry,"
size 80u128 fast, fire rooms of which are finished suita
ble for a dwallinglmrse, with Moulding Room, Wood
Shops, Ec. Also, a six-hors. Engine, in good working
order, 1 Iron and 1 Wooden turning Lathe, 1 Chuck and
Drill, 1 Circular and 1 Whip /law. Also, a tins and large
assortment of patterns, consisting of one, two and three
horse Plow Patterns, two and Ear-horse Threshing Ma
chin* Patterns, Cook and ten-plate Stove Patterns, Pat
terns fur Saw Mill and Orist Mill Dearing, and many
other Patterns too numerous to mention. Raid Foundry
isfavarably situated on a half acre of ground and is
reads fur working at any time.
- At be same time and place will he sold 7 ACRES,
more or less, of good Woodland, 2 miles west of Benders
adjoining lands of Jacob Hear, Henry Rice, and
others.
Attendance Will be given and term. made ktumn on
day of sale by
JONAS R, f
ArANZAIIN,I Assignee. .
HENRY EPPLMAN,
Mare 18.—ts
JURY LIST-APRIL -COURT
GRAND JURY.
Conowago. James W. (hibernator, Foreman.
Berwick tp. Adam Kinnonound.
Oxford. John R. Hersh.
Monntplesoant. George Hagerman. sr, Fleury J. Iltqu
ler, Michael Lerinstine, John L Jenkins.
Hamilton. Daniel Becker.
Union. George Kale.
Menallen. Isaac Wright.
Gettysburg. Wm. S. Martin, John McAllister.
Hamiltonban. John B. Paxton. James Marshall.
Latimore. Joel Oriest, Isaac Tudor.
Tyrone. John W. Neely.
Huntington. W. W. Stewart.
Franklin. Eli/LiSpangler. James Linn..
Straben. Upton Neely.
Freedom. John Kerner, John Cunningham.
Littlestown. George Stonesifer.
GENEe.AL JURT.
Franklin: Francis Ogden, Solomon Hartman, -Jacob
Deardorff.
Measlier'. Jacob B. Meals, Stephen Wireman, Fraud,
Cole, Ellsha Penrose.
Germany. Daniel Gulden, Ham Mon Fo. est.
Huntington. Wm. B. Gardner, Willi T. Job, P.S. W .
Bowers, John A. Wireman.
'Conowagu. John Waltman.
Monntjoy. John Horner, Andrew He ft ier, Job') Hart
' Man, Newton W. Horner.
Mountpleatant. Samuel Hilt, Francis Pohlman, Jacob
B. 11Mer.
&robot). Eden Norris, Bob Belt, Josiah Benner. •
Reeding. Wm. S. Ilildebrand.
Gettysburg. Solomon Powers, Wm..Z. Biddle, Saw nel
O. Cook, Henry Ch Montan:
Butler. 'Jacob Bafforraporger, Samuel th.rrls, Michael
Deotrioll„ Jacob Mowery.
Hamilton. licadleca Sing , Elijah Spangler, Henry B.
Saber, Henry S. Hildebrand.
Lathaore. Andrew P. Myree, John Woltord, Anthony
K. Myers, Joseph &eke'.
Cumberland. George Bushman, Henry Butt.
Tyrone. Jacob Bowery.
Littlestown. Wm. Mc:Sherry.
Oxford. A. J. Bowers.
-Union. Amor Lefever.
Highland. Booboo Golden.
March 18, 1868.—tc.
APPEALS
U. S. Internal Revenue Taxes.
yonca Is hereby given that APPIALS will be 'stole
n ed relative to any erroneous orexceidms valuations
or assumments returned to this dace, to the anent list
of Internal Berena• Taws for 1868, at the Ulla' of 3.
C. Neely, Neg., IN GETTIMBII6O, on TUXiitMAT, the
26th day, of MAII4II, 1061, for persons residing-1n Ad
ams county: The lista and assessments will bi open to
the inspection of all parties interested, from 10 o'clock,
-A. M., untll4 o'clock, P. M.,' of said day. Alt appeals
are required to be made in and most specify
the particular cane, matter or thing respecting which a
decleion is requested, and state the ground or principle
of strew complained of.
WII;SfeSHERIT,
Ammar 16th Dist. Pa
Littlestown, March 181.11,1868.
OIT TUJC ,BESTI
UN-A.1=46-Inm xi.i.mmurr.D.
OVER MOO FINE.ENG►RAVING}S
0.'1)00 Words and Yeaningi not in other Dictionaries
7 , 7•7
a~#
DR .Y •GO:O-DtS
NOTIONS,
QUEENSWARE,
C.AItPETS, &C., *C.;
'A fall aamortment constantly on hand and fur sale at the
LOWEST PRICES.
DUPITORN,& HOFFMAN'S
North-west Corner Centre Square,
L'ETTYSBURO, PA
Larch IM, 18i:8
MUMMASBURG
Mutual Fire Protection Society.
._2OO
MEWBEUSIIIP FEE
Whole number of polic hi. in farce
belied daring the
Receipts from all sources...._
Expenditures...„
Bal•nes to Treasury
Board of Directors—Z. W. Stable, Henry J. Brink er
hoß, Peter tiboll, George Thomas, Michael Dietrich,
Robert Watson, Jacob Raffenrperger, Michael Dietrich,
Jr., Barnet al ;ere, Jacob H. Plank, Wm. B. Gardner,
John Mickley. E. W. STAHL'S, President.
Janes Rgsrp..l., Secretiry. [March 18, 1668.—i1t
WE ARE COMING
And will present to any person sending na a club In our
Great
ONE DOLLAR SALE
OF
DRY and FANCY GOODS,
A WATCH, PIECE Of SHEETING, SILK DRESS PAT
TERNS, tc., do
FREE OF. COST.
Our.inducemente daring the past kw years hare been
ECE2
We now double our rates
of Premiums. .
Our friends will readily notice our
Presents for 30 and 60 . Chtbs are
now more than equal in value
to Clubs of GO and 100
respectively of other
.firms.
PLEASE EXAMINE.-
day person ordering either of the Clubs mentioned"
below, can bare their selections of premiums emumins
ted, corresponding to the size of the Club,
FREE OF ONE DOLLAR
FOR A CLUB OF 30, (s3.)—One of the Billowing arti
cles, viz: DeJaine dress pattern; fancy colored bed
spread; 100 view Turkey morocrealbum; SO yardesheet
inn; striped cashmare detains dreaa pattern; honey
comb quilt; all wool square shawl; set solid gold beam
studs; all wool fancy cashmere pants and vest pattern ;
gent's hair guard chain gold trio/fogs; silver plated
chased butter dish; silver plated 6 bottle revolving cas
tor, on feet; set superior steeled bladed Mites,' and Mras;
worsted promenade shawl; ladies' long gold plated chain:
ladies'i gold double ring; gents' heavy chased solid gold
ring; olid black walnut work box or writirmdeek;
ax
traguslity babnoral skirt; set jewelry, stervenattomiso
match; violin sad bow ; gent's cardigan Jaskol; apidadid
ebony D flute, ivory trinnalage; superior Turkey moroc
co diCopitig Ing; ladled' high cut babooral boots
son .4 CUM OP 1:44 - 06.}-oae of the. &Allan/ail anti.
clue, vin: Black or colored alpaca dials pattern:lo44ln
dress pattern; one Piece of bleached or Wm;
engraved, silver-plated, 6 bottle revolving' cibr3d;
yards superior cashmere for pants and vest petters; ex •
tra heavy honey comb quilt; two fancy colored bed
spreads; per gent's calf boota; yards farmer's' good
wool frocking; fancy cashmere plaid dress patinae ben
quality bahnoral skirt; rosewood bran alma clock;
ladies' all wool cloak pattern ; silver-plated cake or curd
bract ; fur mnff or or cape ; tsehionable wool Ikea-
We' shawl fiplendid clasped family Bible, II:12 ten*
page and engravings; 3 yards double width water proof
cloaking; set ivory handle knives, with sliver.phdad
forks; set silver forte; one set lace curtains,
FOR A CLUB OF 100, (210.)--One cf the Canoeing ar
ticle., viz: 4 yards double width cloaking or coating; 2
large, line, bleacher! linen table eovers, with 1 des. large
sized dinner ranking to match; twenty-tire yard's - pima,
did hemp carpeting, good colors; extra quantike
or alpaca dress patterns; extra quality poplin drew=
taros; one large piece superior quality extra widtk
leg; pair gent's calf boots beat quality; sliver , bunting.
cased patent lever watch one dozen ivory banaliid egad
.bladed knives and forks • silver-plated engraved six bot
tle revolving castor, Atli cut glass bottlesoggeidld
violin, box and bow, complete; single barrel ettotegun;
Bacon's six-barrel revolver; /Ilir superior white wool
blankets; nice fur muff
.. and cape; silver-plated engeitrid
ice pitcher, with salver, seven and one half yards ell
wool fancy caasimere, for cult ; one dozen Rogers' Wet
choler-plaid forks; common Sense sewing and embroil.
ininn_machine ; two heavy honey comb quilts; splendid
family Bible. record and Photograph page.
•
For Larger Clabb the value increase/ In the same ratio.
• Catalcos of Goods and Sample sent to any address
thee. Bend money by registered letter.
.• Address all orders to
ALLEN, HAWES & CO.,
15 rEDNRAL ST., BOSTON, MABB
P. O. BOX C.
Wholesale Dealere In Dry and Fancy Goode, Colter],
Plated Ware, Albumin, Leather Goode, &0., Be.
Much 18,1888.41
1000 AGENTS WANTED
In an part of the Vetted states, to sell oar Smmtaes list
of nearly 600 different BOOKS, BIBLES and FROM"
GUM A.LEUMS. Every family wants somealtlngfrom
it.
Cataloguer furnished on application,- end books sent
post paid to any addressee receipt of pries. CatThskig
books containing the list, with prices, together - with
blank sheets and printed headings for enrolling lhit of
names. sent trim to any one an receipt of 60 - centa.
Anybody tan tell from 100 to 1,000 of tbeeeloookraP
most anywhere,. For terms to agents and other In
formation &Wrest
JOHN 11. POTTER CO., Ptibtiiilits;
NOS. tritaniVlSH Ransom street, !halidelOW.
AMATEUR CULTIVATOR'S GUIDE
KITCEE.N AND SLOWER GARDEN,.
_ WOW )2.IUPY: _
A D2SCRIPTIVY work of 140 pages, fully illustrated
XI. with a beau Writ colored gleteand , loo AnZtblits,
talaNng a Hat °torsi 2000 - *Wetted of - 'and
le Seeds; also, 110 varieties of the choicest Wrench
Ify=4 " o Whi lst : su m Sae Novelalei, both ettb•Pewor
sad Yegetab bonl will be glued donealbei att; tllei
*bole work. 'bound In eloth,2eokiad a tlatly,
price, postpaid 50 eta. Man' comer lAgiet• d•
eta Addreee WASMITTAIe CO , nortitultu Ball,
Boston, Mass.
THE RADICAL.
A ItIONTALY MAGAZINE, devoted to Erw Thought.
Prioet , :feer.4reeuta, foe ;eonev ii i;
by. Add HE I
Mum -
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."'", ie bi ldoet l cilik* Silbed " rfit
Wm* meelbsesaal Me
moderate. /Mem tikieN
Peindagtos, Y. J.
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HENRY C. iiOWEN'-'
No. j NPEKMAIV ,strkpit
THE 111.1MIEEIT REI4I/#OITB WEEKLY'
TEE CREAPEt3T =MOUS WEEKLY
TEE IdiEGEBT CIRCI7LA.'I4OI4 114 THE
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Price $2.50 by Mail, $B.OO by Carrier in
New York ant. Brooklyn.
SPECIMEN COPIES,SENT.GRA2'4C
ITS CASH RECEIPTS
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE
,
ITS CASS RECEIPTS the past sin months larger thin
ever before daring the corner
ITS CASH fth,CRIPTS darin the pest three moths
larger than over Warn
ITS CASH RECEIPTS in Jbefore. anuary Luger than over
PROSPERITY IS UNPRECEDENTED in the his
tory at raligksas journalism. '
IT 18 TITR ONLY PdPRR BOLD to any extent by
news agents and booketores in all parts
of the country.
•
IT ENtPLOYS Till ABLISIIT WRITER/I in the 4;cern
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TS ARTICLED , ARE ALWAYS READABLY., racy
sad practical: not dull, Metaphysical,
. 'lad limpid.
T PAYS MORE FOR ITS WERILLY CONTRIBII
TIONB than any other TISRU religious
papers in the country.
IT HAS TIME ABLEST CORNEBPONDENTS In all
IT DrIN'T PILL UP its cclamns with "scissors eontr
TT DIBC[IBBEB BOLDLY and tearlessly all riligioas,
wire, &ad polities! topics.
..-1,288
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weekly rellskias tattier.
32,743 81
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IT AIMS TO RE A CHAMPION FOR TRUTH and
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lt, ILO means tabs Somlutap and ,
forever.
IT IS UNSECT ARIAN and wassay seeks Cbristias
ITS EXPENDITURES the present year will be far
treater than ever Debra.
IT WILL 'HATE MORE SPErIAL DEPARTIfIIiTB
than over before.
. ,
IT WILL lie rE MORE IRELIGIOLI" NEW' than
ante befura.
IT WILL TAKE A DECIDED :NTKRAIST in Who caul
hwg great Pleghleatial tostest.
T WILL NARIZISTLY SEEK the Motel, political sod
rellgkas intereeti of the arbole people -
ot the aaticet, irrespective of gawk,.
rotor, or cooditioe:
IT WILL DIACTIBB TIMELY ALL 11 1 1NANCIAL KAT
TlOOl formalnlii" anima
IT WILL UMW that mry eogogoinent and oblige
gallon of Ote eafaal4l it'll peastrty,
met witch gad, ae agreed.
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Wittier contraction of the conency.
T- WILL NOT AS IN ELUTE to live political power
to those who base been rebels.
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(mt that only) or exact and
Impartial Janke.,
T WILL OPPOSE ALL POLITICAL AIASXIIIMMING
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standastof llatkatal boom
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IT WILL CONSIC63TIII ITEXLIP with all Its power
and influence to the great work of moral, polit
ical and religious mama and Ctuiatias
treeiloas, pub inarl4l aver.
IT IS TUX PAPIa. YOH NAMPA HATING woolly
proines and market reports and
- prices admit.
T IS VIZ PAPER VON BANK :BELP and Capitatiata,
having wesklj nosey artkino, Anaemia!
news, Wal6 straatipandp„ ans.
2 IS THE PAPER IPOR EIBECHA NTS, treißee. weekly
dry goods reports, with Wait quotations
sod paters) prices current.
IT IS. TUE PAPER POE BUSINESS MEN of all dam
es, having weekly dimensions on •
buslnam matters.
T I 8 A GREAT FAVORITE WITH CHILDRILV, bar
lag 'PIRA 17 slot tee from the , ablest writers.
IT IS TUE BEST ADVERTUU:NG XEDIUM, it le be
lieved, In the country.
WS ASK NG SUBSCRIPTIONS to support us as a char
itable Institutfea.
WE ASK TRIUNES to help us to Incresalog our circa
lotion and osefolneu, it they bailors we
are doing good—and not otherwiso.
IVE EXPECT TO CIITI3 IN EVERY ,NlTlftlEtt OF the
paper through the year readlig mat ter to the
exteut of may ordinary . ..l3Bd volume of 300
pages so:3 at the book atom.
WE EXPECT STRAY 1317B.SCRIBEE of ibis paper to
may that the money pats Ibr
THE INDEPENDENT
Is the Best Investment of the Kind
W. expect to have a !mid meeenre of success in what .
we ahail this todv. We evect . arkiinpposiUna ,front,
rival newspapers, Nome erlticisintfollinistakeskeinde ,
mesa, inane taainnodhrg twain!, tire ate nistbeej, sad
lots of !advice, as mud, from all qoartars; but, notwith-,
standing, we expect to lira and thrive, and do , n
no ,
good; perhaps, than ever White. ! •
RED JACKET
AXE.
•
COLBURNB PATENT.-JULY 9,1867.
TRIED AND NOT. FOUND WANTING.
We claim it will cut Twenty-Five (25) per
cent. more cord wood per day than
any other Axemaie.
Ras hare fully dried your Putout Axe salt Awd
that it is all that you claim br it. , trill chop later
thaw say other Axe that I ever saw, add leaves the wood
without tabbies at all. I would Dot chop throe days
without °motor the cost. I used not se any mom br
any lUD that ATOM 0110 will be
WY. We.
CAUTION I—The Axe and the Label are both patent
ad. 2 . lnhidsore en theeapeeheate will ilea.peoewetad as
cordi rrto law. Venders or duality, and persons mho;
any tnfkiapaent, as WV with. the -sada/ref lb. in
friuyeeteat.
•
/drier sale by all Dealers and the maaafeetarers,
gPIINI*MIf.PME AV I E W ,If
(Swoweems TO LVTIOOOI2 a Co.)
1H 4 4 7itlij'Agidiai, •
rarsuson, PA.
uoin. Amens ly_wm. z . mum*
BEMS DlClMoicuir =s,,msrll.—WilUser
by Till ettliesatillstkordsked Divtais ht M.M. and
Angelo& slllllllmeitiillft earllllllllll4,api Waal
Is ass tarp Octavo voluaim. Pries $3 SOO.-
111111101 MlMl)Oomminias fT
inri gasp. We Imoikrair generals gitate
istimemserts to AMOR &MIK irMW
iced
; ;
,Ote
Awl ► p My;
I runwidir,
NEW YpRK.
, IN THE WORLD:
IR THE WORLD.
THE PAST YEAR
por.ding pimriod.
parts of the country and Europa.
butioos."
equity
=I
EVER "MARIE
Nat ,Nlitertistatitto..
11. E.; INDEPENDENTI
Price $2.60 per Aunum to Mail Subscrib
ers, or $3 by Carriers in New
York and, Brooklyn.
liEglir'F..' BOWEN
PUBLISHER,
O. 5 BEEK24AN STREET, NEAT YORK.
Great Number this Week,
FEBRUARY 6th.
. - .
• ATTRACTIONS AS FOLLOWS
TOO FABI , -- 0 140 .81.011 r;
Or what the greet masses have don for lreedoin and
,whnt peg propose to do.
By How. HENRY WILSON,
Unita! Mates &hater frees Mass.
GRANT AND COLFAX
rulpßisr#TATivic PrflitlC MEN,
the People's choice Co r
PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT
Tendencies of Reaction.—Wounds of the
War.—Taxation.—The Party -
for Freedom in Peril.
By Rev. T. M. POST, Bt. Louie, Mo
KEEPING ALIVE
an Appeal to C7aistians,
By Er. THEO. L. CUTLER, D. D., Now York.
PRAYING IN THE HOLY GHOST
The Great Experiment.
By Rev. 0 80. B. MERTES, D. D , New York.
Letter from Washington.
Election of Gen. Beatty from Ohio. The first gun at the
White House. Hopeful *drifts from the South.
New Hampshire and Connecticut Elections.
Bripretne Court on Bkiermatictet lon.
The President and his Cab
inet after Geo. Otani.
Speaker ^ol6Ys
receptions, ete. ••••'
By our Washington Correspondent,
D. W. BABTLETT•
TIIEs•LOST IMAGE:
Chapter IX of an Original Story.
Written by an Orthodox Clergyman expressly for The
Independent, and destined to be, we believe, one of
the snost - popstiar,waey and instructive series'of
contributions ever given to a religious
newspaper.
BOSTON ,CHIT-CHAT
Baton never says die. Religions Prosperity. Ar
Crown of New Ragland. • Gould's Andrew. Law
and Disorder. A Ttick on Meant
Harrison, Grey, Otis, etc.
By our Boston Correspondent
BABITE,
One of the ablest and most spicy writers In the c entry
HENRY WARD BEECHER LS: OLIVER
WENDELL HOLMES.
The Guardian Angel and Norwood.
' By !VAN POUT.
DECEMBER WOODS
An Original Poem.
By JOEL BINTON, Amenia, New York
A COMPANIOI4 FOR THE WINTER
MAPLE WOOD FIRE.
Yakima by a "Bleiseeloll Black Women."
A STORY WITHOUT A MORAL
7w Children.
By ABBY SAGE, Charlestog Mw
EDITORIALS, AS FOLLOWS,
TUE TONGUE OP PIER, or EXTEMPORANEOUS
PREACHING.
QUEER TICTORIA'S EXPERIENCES
TWO WATS OfP LOPING—
Loving the Good and Loring tic Wicked
TEM MIMIODIST BISEILPS-
Thompson, Morris, Jrnea, Scott, Simpson, Baker, Ames
Clark 1 - ,Or. Kin,ley, lalward, Thomson—"as
aids sus we any Quist - bin Denomi
nation can bout."
AN OLD NEWSPANDI—The Federal Spy and Daily
Advertiser, of Dee. 2d, 17
TARNATTONAL COPYRIGHT.
SHALL WE LOSE THE EXCLSK LAW'
WEEK OP PRAYER.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
PERSONAL NEWS
PEW YORK AND VICINITY.
RELI9/ n Otra_
mA Te xamp LICIEN IK I2-
(MEDAL NEM&
MINISTERIAL REGISTER.
SAABATLI lICIREMEL •
FOREIGN NEWS.
PEBBLES.
• sELscrion.
COMMERCIAL ..AND PISA A - CUL DEPARTMENT
AS FOLLOWS:
COMMEICiAL k ETNANCIAL-TALC, NEWS, AND
GOSSIP IN WALL STREET-IMPORTANT NEWS
FOR CAPITALISTS, RAMIE:ZS, AND BOU
NCES mrs-maztrr MARKET- CUM A L
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
DRY GOODS REPORT—DRY GOODS QuoTATIoNB-..
PRODUCt MARKSTREPORTS,PRICES CUR
REYIT—ERW YORK CATTLE MAR
ILET—FAM.MERS' COLUMN.
TIIE WHOLI COMPRISING
Attractions never equalled in anyalker
Religious .Newspaper.
GREAT P-R-EMIUMS.
Howe Sewing Machine.
We lase made a special contract with the Howe Sewing
Mathias Oompatty to ft mit& their world- . .
reaowoot madame ma a
remium for New Subscribers
THE INDEPENDENT
during the present year. ♦ny person who will send on
the •amevof twentybnr sew yearly subscribers, at our
regular subscription prim', (see teems as above) will be
presented with one dr ' these celebrated =chines, 'the
lowest prke of whkh L NO. It will be packed and ship
ped by express, or otherwise, u directed.
We simply want the names (with the money) of has
ty-iotrt persons who do wot take our paper, and who real
ly subscribe ibr it; they may beefed onset a tine, ur all
together; they may be at one post-oMee, or more than
one—we are only particular that they /Mall be bona:ede
new subscribers.
Any one person subscribing for 21 years, or any Iwo
persons Ibr Wear; or any three persons for 8 years,
will ba entitlid to the machine under above offer.
Persons intending intake advantage of this offer, and
winding the enb.Aber,' names as they obtain
plans state in each instance that they are sen
,on this
um:coast.
All imbeeriptlons sent under this ober g height with
the numbers of our paper Mum anu cut maws or Tex
MOM.
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Subscripthee„ and sending us ility cents extra. will also
be presented with a copy of the book. We knee already
'given away MOM thilla Wave thnXIMIDd copies of this re•
meltable 'Wm*, and the demand continues unabated.
It ought to be In eyery family In the country. The re•
.tall price at the book•stors is $1 60.
OUR YOUNG FOLKS
The demand for this periodical continues; and we hope
miry lually which is not already supplied will at once
allow us to,present them with a copy for one year, on the
simple waffitiowthat • new irubecrtber with the money
he met us. 'Old Tailwinds, lonia arrears, wilt Wrap.
plied abo, if they wlli, on renewing subicripdaiis,
maid us fifty omits extra. No more - appropriate or value
bbezteent could be desired, or one which would be so
loekedriari front mouth to thaath, thiamonth•
y magenta &brilliant stortsit Wastiful Mu/trio
(lons. The publisher's price is 8100.
XL •
A PRESENT OF $25 VALUE, ..
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maks in any tows a sots
eft mg fres, by addrealwwitite&weii, ./ILD;
MAN k 00., 46 Rasioviirre.lioda ..Eiree.' •
41 ,4 '4
O xii.n WORlCrii—warinars, wiectianier,
eas, nod intepAß I aim" piepared to far.
akh "oh with wkipiwripwatat year beraws—the
wilds or= welia ,, your spar* moments. HarA
ass new lasitarbist GO ameaeo lever ewer
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thosewbo will devote their Whole - tine to the
!malaise, ad, that every person who sees this notice
Rig wain Sok address sad twit them
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who are aft irelteetidkarwlth theballases, I will seed y
1 a
to a
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ors. AMIN. C. AlSigrir AMP"
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r 11141,1N1N PROM OW Yolk i •
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15th • May,sstft, 15th and 26th.
With New Steamships of the Hirst Chum
PASSAGE LOWER THAN. BY ANY OTHRIL LINN.
Tor Information address D. N CARRINGTON, Ageet,
171 West street, New York.
W. H. WEBS, Nerldesii. CHAS. DANA, Tide Pres.
Onas-64 Itzehange Nue, New York.
TUB ONLEBRATED •
"ESTEY" ORGAN ,
WITH
VOX HUMANA STOP.
Pronounced by all who have beard It the most natural and
beautiful Imitation of the UNMAN VOICE ever yet In
tel:Maned. J. RUBY, ,1,C0., Brattleboro, 'Vt., the can
tina! Inventors and Manneactsrers. 417 Broome at., N.
Y.; 275 River at., Troy,N.Y.; 18 North 7th at. Phila.;
115 Randolph et., Chicago.
C A' P ERON' S
IMPROVED BRICK MACHINE.
IT USES CLA Y directly from the. bank (water hang
used if no 4 asMciewly moist). Lt !empire the clay
thoroughly, prows it Into the malady and name the
brick out of the moulds ready to be hacked up, without
dry_ini; meths yard, Baud for Ilidstrated Clrculu to C.
B. NWMII, New Milford, Conn., sole agent for Pennsyl
vania. Manufacturer's office, No. 5 Murray at., N. Y.
GUANO. No. 1 Peruvian Guano, Best Soper
pkawbate, Pare Ground Bone, FM
Guano, Plaster, Phosphatic Guanoa,
fur isle by GEO. X. WRITE, 160 Front, at., N. Y.
1 i)„,r” Per Day, &re. No money In advance. Agenta
wanted everywhere, tailed I our Intent Everlast
ng lttallie C7athes-Lines. litlrtal A lOWAN
C0.,182 B'ilway, N. Y., 16-Dearborn it., Ch icago.
WANTED— SALLSMSN to Ousel (. ., r a Menu Attar
log Company and Belt by sample. Good wages
are guaranteed. Address. with stamp. HAMILTON A
HO WY, 4111 Chestnut, at, Philadelphia, Pa.
WHY WILL YOU WORK FORUM PER DAY and
be bossed round, when you can engage in an easy
and lucrative businem that will pay you from $4
to i 6 Per day or. $2 per evening, it at leisure. You won't
he sorry Wynn send 10 cents for full particulars and
sample. Addrem ORO. Pr. MELLEN, Lewiston, Maine.
EAST BERLIN FIRM.
REBERT & HOOVER.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Buckeye Reaper and Mower—Buckeye
Self-Raker, Hoffhein'a Patent—Selfdischarging Wire Horse Rake,
Shireman's Patent—Brand's
Patent Wire Horse Rake
—The Rockaway Wire
Rake.—Also,
r.
Threshincr Machines,
CORN PLANTERS, TWO Rlik;Dii, SIIIREMAN'S PA
TENT AND wAusAraifs PATENT, TOOK,
GRAIN DRILLS, MOORE'S PATENT—
CORN SHELLER, WAMBACGII'S
PATENT.
4 1EPAIRINO of all kinds done on short notice.
Call and see what, we can do.
REBERT A HOOVER.
East Berlin, March 4,
BARK ! BARK !
1100 CORDS WANTED I
THE SUBSCRIBER WANTS
600 CORDS OF
BLACK OAK BARK,
for whLh he 162 pay 66 00 per cord, on delirery, in
good order, rit hie tanyard ie Ilettyaburg. Watite.l also
500 CORDS OF
ROCK OAK BARK,
63; which the highest market price will be given.
JOUR RUPP.
Feb. 12.-6 m
BOOK TABLE.
628 HOOP SKIRTS. 628
W3I. T. HOPKIN'S "OWN MABE"
are the best and Cimsemrr Low Paten Hoop Skirts in
the market. Trail Skirts, 25 sprier', 01.00; 30 springs,.
51.20; and 40 springs, $1.45. Plain Skirts, 0 tapes, 20
springs, SO Cents; 25 springs, 05 Cents; 30 sprit, ga, $1.15 ;
and 35 'wings 01.25. Warranted ill every respect
"Our OWN Make' of .lINION SHIRTS," Eleven Tape
Trails, from 20 to 50 springs, AIM to $2.50. Plain, Six
Tapes, 20 to 50 springs, from 115 Cents to $2.00. These
Skirts are better than those sold by other sitablishmen to
is Fist class goods, and at much lower pricer.
"Our OWN Make" of "CHAMPION SKIRTS" are In
every way superior to all other Hoop Skirts before the
public, and enly have to be examined or worn to con
vince every one of the fact. Manufactured of lb. but
hues-finished English Steel Springs, very superior tapes,
and the style of the metalic fastenings and manner of
securing them surpass for durability and excellence any
other Skirt in this country, and are lighter, more elas
tic, will wear longer, give more satisfaction, and are
many cheaper than all others. Every lady Amid try
them . They are being sold extensively by Merchants
throughout this and the adjoining dates at very moder•
ate prime. If you want the best, ask for .llnpkin's
Champion Skiro.^ If you do not find them, get the mer
chant with whom you deal to order them for you, or
come or send direct to us. Merchants will Cud our dif
ferent grades of Skirts exactly what they need, and we
especially incite them to call and examine oar extensive
assortment, or send for Wholesale Price List.
' To be had at Retail at Manufactory, and of the Retail
Tree geoerally, and at Wholesale of the Manufacturer
only, to whom an orders should be addressed.
MAY. lIYAOTORY. AND SALESROOM, 628 ARGIL ST.,
Between 6th aLd 7th Ma., Philadelphia.
Fab. 26.1588.-10 m WM. T. 110PKINS.
WANTED!
200 Cords Black Oak Bark
delivered at randoW. Mill, on Marsh Creek, derini the
coaling Sampler, for width .
$5 00 CASII PER CORD
will be paid, on delivery.
eb.6,18118.-ef HILNICY CHROrSTSB.
$25 Agents Wanted. $25
We want fintkciass Agents to introduce our IMPROV
ED STAR }MOTTLE 81f WINO MACIIINE. The cheap
est and best Machine in the whole country. Extraord
inary Inducements to good active salesmen. Particulars
and sample work furnished ea application.
A. J. DOMONT, Agent,
Feb. 21!...-tics 630 Arch street,l;biladelphia.
rI I O MILLERS.—For sale a pair
.a. of CHOPPING STONZB AND 011ASINO—also •
SOME MILL MIXTURES. Enquire of
G. E. BRINOMAN.
(tettysburg, Oct. 9.-11"
A FIRST CLASS FARM
AT PRIVATE BALE,
Within two miles of Gettysburg, on the Harris
burg road, with all necessary improvements,
and in. prima order. I will sell from 100 to 160
A.cres, to suit purchasers. Terms reasonable.—
For further information, apply to
WIS WIBLE J
Gettysburg, fa.
Sept. 18-ti
k DESIRABLE
T O'W PR LL OPERTY
• AT PRIVATE SALE.
TIIE undersigned offers at Private
Sale, the old DO B IN at thejunetkut
of the Toneytown and Rmmittsburg roida, in the borough
of Gettysburg. The Mom Is inabstuntially bullt,of stone,
and contains twelve large rdoma. There Is a atrong,
,neaer-adling Spring of first rate water' in the basement
and 1% . Acne of land eonnectod with it. The location
is a very pigment one, and with a little additional outlay
this could,he Made one of the most comfortable and de
sirable bomei In the borough or He vicinity. -
7Ativ.13,1-07-tt JOHN RUPP.
FAR - ..14.8 FOR SALE.
, - -
I will sell the farms,
'No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg
sad lietlysborg road heiweee York Sprinp &mil:fiddlers.
bnrg,.oobtaining 121 4.011.313, with heprovetneots, Dow
oeeppred by James Miner. Flee $25 per acre.
-No. 2. Lying.on the Carlisle: and
ai r . omrd road., weep lieldiersaand New Ches t
tar,ltekttalabg
now oeehpled by George J. Ils‘ peg acre.
Terme: flee half to he paid oe tb $ delivery of tba
deed ; the balsam la Oa PerekliNre
or he 1r judgmeit Made afoot 1 that eteu~ Ne: I,
mad *Weft N 0.2, to bi paid asettelly with interest.
wll:2ltelethtrees ere petweted,-/lebitallemodepabaft
bees • : Itj.Wmts,
Kai 1114115..-tf . •
!WM' ,Pitrunigr LANDS.
,444 .4• 60 7.=1411r ?t s lia sy=
pe., in viditiwioiliiiioTi`
IWO* lit A .AllaSidtrat ti tA,
roc' ;`+' • IPPPAMWIINP•
ME
pui Nictriantunto.
"KEYSTONE SKIRTS,"
NW totatt „faits.
•
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lortordjug austs.. •--
NEW FORWAItDING
AND COMMISSAON 410U8E.
-•
•
HAVING parchaaed the exteass — re
Warehotteo,Cara, de., - of CUP ItBIM=
U an
undersigned Intend Weeny on thaendatels,m!
firm of HUMAN& Co., at th• old wand 40a .
of Washington and Railroad stremits,ena mom italleaddy•
seals tbaa beretokire.
Ws ere pay Is g itie highest market price fbr no; nage.,
Grain and all kinds of prodnee.
/bar and leod,Sialt, 11214-111, kinds al Gosorriet, kept'
cametently on hand and for sale, °beeper than they ewe
be had anywhere site.
mitten and all kinds of fertilisers, constantly' OM
h and, or furniaked to order.
Ned Mosta? Hagar/relied Cars wiTtleive oar
bona, orrery • 11J/LBDAY NOON, and accensmaniselea
trains will be ran as occasion may require.
v l jo li t tbla ar
rangement we aro prepared to convey. Prsi at AU
times to and from Baltimore. All bailees, tkibt kind
entrusted to u, Will be promptly attended to - estreara
run to the Wareboase of &aroma° A Boas, la/lemma.
Uoward street, Baltimore. Being determined to pay
rod plisse, well cheap aad deal fairly, we 111110.41111
body to give u a call.
WM. N. 11181111A114 •
ALBXANDEL COBB4II,
Jan. 8, 1868. JAMBI 810 UAW .
•
M'CURDY &HAMILTON ,
DEALERS IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, G.ROCERIRS &e.
'PUB undersigned are paying at their Wag* house, la,
1 Carlisle street, ulfoining Buehler's Uall, the highest
prices for
FLOUR, WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS, dBLVILWRIAT •
CLOVER AND TIMOTUT-SZEDS, PO
TATOES,
and invite producers to give them a call beam.* rellieg
They have constantly on hand for sale,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
Molasses, Syrups, Coffees, Sugars, Ac., with Halt, Tisk
011s,Tar, Soap, Bacon and Lard, Tobaccos, Ac. Also the
best brands of FLOUR, with FEED of all kinds. They
likewise have
SEVERAL VAIJABLE PEaTudzkas,
Soluble Pacific Guano; Rhodes' Phosphate and A A
Mexican Guano.
Whilst they pay the higheit market price,Li sU they
tiny, they sell at the lowest liviug profits. They ask sr
'bare ofpublie patronage, resolved to give satisiketfoi
in every ease.
ItoisEßT 81cCIIII,OT,
WIC 8. HAMILTON.
July 3,16(17.—if
DANIEL GULD.EN,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES,
LUMBER, COAL, 41tok.
TIII3 undersigned keeps on . hand,wl kb Tamagni'.
1 known as "Geadca's Stottow," in Straka's township
on the line of the Gettysburg Italtrosd, an khichtor
GROCERIES, •
including Bogor, Cons, Nahum, Spiess. Ike, with Eisit
Fish, Oils, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard, Lc. Also,
LUMBER AND COAL,.
including Building Stuff, Shingles,Lallia,9tovaanl Mask
smith Coal. Also, Guano, and a - large asadetimot of
Dry Gonda, Boots sad Room Ilataand f l aps Wan Wads; -
which be is prepared to sell at the lowmt prices.
lie also pays the lifghastmarken pricefor
Corn, Oats, Buckwheat, Clover and TimothyEllaVaisa
toes, kc., or will reeetve and forward the seise t o at
on commbsion. respectfully/asks Ids the,
public to give him a call. DANIEL lILDIS.
Ang. 21, 1867.—1 S
W. E. BIDDLE
100,000 8118118. Grain Wanted;
NEW FIRM AT THE OLD WARE
-- - HOUSE. WM. R. BIDDLE k CO.would inform the
public that they have leased the Warehouse on the cor
ner ofStratton street and the Railroad, la Gellt,yelmirg i
where they will carry on
Till GRAIN AND PRODUCE BUSINESS,
in snits branches. The highest prices will always be
paid Mr Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Clover and Timothy
Seeds, Flaxseed, Sumac, Hay and Straw, Dried 'nit.
Nuts, Soap, Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Potatoes!, with
es erythhig else in the country produce line. •
GROCIRIP.S.—On Rand, for sale, Coffees, Segarlis
Molasses, Syrups, Teas, Spices, Salt, Clieswe, Vinegar,
Soda, Mustard, Starch, Brooms. }ickets, Electing,
Soaps, kc. Also COAL OIL, Fish Oil, Tar, Sc. FISU'of
an kinds ; Spilt eased Nails; Smoking end Chewing 'To
baccos.
They are always abla to supply *first rata article o
Flour, with the different kinds of Feed.
Also, Ground Plaster, with Guano' and other fertili.
sera. COAL, by the bushel, timer carload.
They will run a LINE OF remain CARS from Get
tysburg to Baltimore once every week. They are pre
pared to convey Freight either way, la any quantity, at
REDUCED BATES. They will attend, ildestred, to the
making of purchases in the city, and delivering Gm
goods promptly In Gettysburg. Their cars ran to the
Warehouse of Nathan Roop & No.l2BNerth Howard
street, near Franklin, Baltimore, wherefreight will b•
received at anytime. They invite the attention of the
public totheir line ' assuring them that they villagers
no effort to accommodate all who may patronise them.
Apring.lB64.—ts BIDDLE A BEEN ER.
Tatinet Vtaking.
TO THE PIT LIC.
THE undersigned take this method
otine,nulng the public that they tem.: l imy on the
Cabinet-making Business,
In all Its Tar icd branding, and that they now hare on
hand. large asiortment of
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
Tables, Corner • Cupbocircla, Safes,Sinks,
Stands, Dressing Bureaus, Cairs,
of different kinds; in short
every thing in the Cabi
net-making line.
ALSO, READY-MADE COFFINS, AND
COFFINS MADE TO ORDER.
All of which will be finished promptly, at the old stand
on Booth Baltimore street, opposite Winebrenner's Tan
nary. The undersigned haring had over 90 -years
patience In the t:ohms., fatter themselves that they
can make as good Work many others, if not better. New
beginners and others will And It to their advantage to
call and boy from as, as we are determined to sell as low
as possible to omit the times,
GARLACH A TRIMMER,
Doc. 18, 1841,4=
FURNITURE.
SHAFFER & BECKER
PETEIISBITEG, (Y. 5.,) PENNA.,
Are prepared to offer to the Public, anything is their Ilan
as cheap as can be bad In the county
itek..Porcbasers will do well to all awl examise oat
stock before buying elsewhere.
FURNITURJ
made to order. "Repairing done neat, cheap &ad with
dispatch.
@oohs, @rugs, Vtediriuts, At.
A. D. BUEHLER,
DRUG & BOOK STORE,
CIIA3IBERSBURG STREET,
Near the Dismund
STATIONERY OF ALL . KINDS,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS.
AIIirOOUNTRY IitRItt7IANTe. supplied at wbdlesais
city prices.
Fob. taut
D.R. R. HORNER,
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST,
Office and brit' store, dUAMBN4I . IIB-Uitti STR►tt`,
GE . r.r.,)Cti 813,1491.
f*Aleitt oulvice Without iTharjge,
DEALER IN
. .
DRUOS,
.11IRDIOINES, PATENT MRlVicemo.-
TIONRRT, PERPUMRRY, SOARS, iIItIISIIRS,.*LI -:
ET ARTICLES, DYE STITP7R SOCIEk iIAN•
IRO SODA, CREAM OY ?Ain**, LA *A„,
• COAL OIL, AO., Ile.
.
PURE LIQUCVgI br. IMO 6110111 purposes.
' -
Dr. B. limner% OLIO *reliable reined, e chipped
balm* rousbakta,,lta..
• All art larirarraitedlare and genuine, •
•
-16101.-if
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FAILVSTVLE OF HATS'
FOR 1867.
S. .49.'?A'OBEARZ:
HW3 Nil retelved • from& sod reeirtio vimapt.ive
a AMA, lifolladisr „,7
i =lore and Soft /or :shfi t e dorg i s
d tow priesd Went
aose. Invit+shiplt , .714, 11 404 .4 11.4%
11. S. ISIDINSR
r; 22, 1116&-tr
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