rtiagts, giantess, at.
kcalltAßY. .1011 S F. McCREARY.
Zt always Cheapest."
465 t and Cheapest,
BRIDLAY,
COLLARS and,
'ESS of all kind., is dhe Cbunty
t, te !bond at Um old wed wall known
t AIM. .t.. opposite thi Prankrtatian Mirth.
McCREARY'S.)
ding and Wagon Saddles,
toot suNqautially built and mamma.
mess; u)/a in and silver mount
,m ploto I o every reepect and warranted to bo
beet araterial and workmauship.
per *tattier Draft Collars,
.1 Met. rboy are the 'beat FITTING and.
Avy;Draft Harness,
to order. al cheap u they cattle" oade any
. in the moat autotantlal Mlllll6l.
Big Oles; Whips,. Lashes, Draft
= and averytbiug 111 the line; None
CO3B
napalm to the lowest living standard.
percantegs for cash, off all idllsantoonting
.rc.
k not4ing bat the best of stock and will
very tide horned on ttohe in every respect
otvd.
I for past favors wollovit• atteaticin to gar
as a r...n and alumina PILICZN Aar 01rAZZIT
D. McCRIMAY &SON.
ins County Ahead I_
- CELSIOR PATENT FLY-NET,
tureid * entirely of Leather, and
nettle:- than Cotton or Litien •
ts. :For service .tinsurpoasea. ,
RNTID rEnnthrr 18rn, 1868,
RIEIOLDER, WORLEY A GEOVIL
.Kl'.l3ule Agent fur the EXCELSIOR PA
TENY NET fur Adams county,
itantly on hand ruannfiictored Note et the
Pat.pt. Alw, . .
ESS.I •
CLAMS.
BRIDLES.
,WILI ES. •
; TRUNKS.
; BLANK
BELLS,ITS,
•
• AND EVRRYTHINCI,
to 4 fork furnishing establishment.
'T$ WANTED to .01 Territory for Patent
.sell on •commlssion in the County.
matlions should be addremed to
J. L.
Yofk Sulphur Spring. , : Adams ORLeoE., Y
Pa.
• on. -0 f
LAVES AND BUGGIES.
TATE & CULP
•
a variety of COACH WORK of
int poet appruved etyleti, arid construct.
t material, to which they invite the attem
re. ;liming built our work with great
selected with special reference
I stria and durability, we can confidant
id the work ae unsurpassed by any other
the' cities. All we ask is an inspection of
cu * lnes those in want of any kind of •
t tl ie is the place to buy them.
MANG In every bratieh done at short
o .asonable terms.
all our Factory, near the corner of
an Chambersbarg streets, Gettysburg.
KC r-tf
ies and Carriages.
' ; M OVAL.
rbified has removed hI Carzlagaenak
, kilt! e e.t.a end of Middle street, Getty*.
!era he will euntlnne to build all kinds of
:net I •
qES, TR 0 TTING & FA.LL
OP BUGGIES, JAGGER
II'4IGONS, &C., &C.
Is all put np of good material dina by
:organics, and cannot fail to give sails
prfrea are always reasonable. Ile aolic
.titisent that he eau pima.
ausuptly done, at moderate rates.
IS. H. GAI.LAGIIKB.
A9 -MAKING RESUMED
Ingi.user, the undersigned bee. resumed
AGE-MAKING BUSINESS,
1
tnl . , In East Middle street, Gettysburg,
•re gain prepared to put up work in tb•
31.1 , suUstatntial, acid superior manner.
nu vecunit.traud
11l IAGEB, BUGGIES, AC.,
kik they will iliopose of at the lowed
II order. will ho eapplieil al promptly
tot* ae pomible.
OrItEPAIRING.EIk
spe#rb, and at cheapest rates.
..t Sf new ;Lod old HARNESS un hand fur
for the liberal patronage heretofore ea
,in,Othey eulfcit and will endeavor to do
obir.. In thn future.
DANNER • ZIEGLER.
rtring Itlachints.
THE AMERICAN
HOLE OVERSEAMING
AND • .
i•
CO . ,
'q MACHINE •
r k
at t lien to their CELZattATITD °OY-
U 1N HOLE A SEWING MACHINE,
efe to Its wonderful popularity as eon
( Igreat !net it.
e in
the demand ( or thin valuable machine
So L dering th. List seven months of its
rut A putdic.
41 seirpritin9 SUCCSIS is unprecedented
of eiwing-mechinee, and we fool fully
lalithig that
Tilt AS 21'0 EQUA L,
IWLUTELY THE BEST
I 4 Y - MACHINE
IR TIM WORLD,
trislcally the Cheapest.
naach Ines combined In one, (by • eine.
ul fnechanleal arracgement,) making
orl..ock-stitch, and the Oversewnlng
etich, with equal facility and par
te!! in the reel best manner every ve•
au ea. Hemming, Yelling, Cording,.
inlraldlng and Quilting, Gathering
tdo at th e came time,) and la add 4
. E brolders on the edge, and make. •
u mall Eyelet Holes in all fabrics.
le:fterveeted by the Company, or Its
entire seti.factiou.
1. fell particulars and samples of work
c ran be had on applicatkm at the
• e Coppany.
7rienth and Chestnut Streets,
Phfadelphia t Ra
-ire* oo the II whirl* at the rooms of
at lously to ail purchaser'.
EIfTS W ANTED
Ft YDYHiCK PAXSON, President
Treasurer.
W. {OI.IISON, Agent,
I.tii.uti,g, pa.
& LYON
LOCK. STITCH
NO MACHINE;
t.ND IMPORTANT IM
PR VENENTS.
IGOOD Machine in the
World
' AMMO IN tvpity TOWN.
mar., is vetted kw asAlktil Asstd.
ippataled with wept lhality wad
v a t/ ihainets for Traver
i Agent.,! 1
AJJrey l
}4KLE LUON 8. Y. CO.,
' No. 701 btaWwy,
Ilfinir York
FANCY
Pi;INT.INO,,
7i ' 2OArPTLT AT
Sierrain °Ml34r
ftiv a C/Wiwi.
Clettpsbutrg, Pride", Jul" ei, Iss*.
PROPERTY SALE.—Mfr: J►xxs MC
REART has sold one of his Malin L'its
i Washington street to Pima OvsR
.ER, for $250 cash. Mr. OVkILDRBR - 111 , -
rids to , build this hill.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNINEL—During
o heavy thunder storm on Friday last,
valuable horse belonging to Er.; HART*
trr of Franklin township, was struck by
;hthing, and killed.
PORTRAIT OF. GRANT.—We are in
bled to Messrs. BARTLESON and Co.,
5 Minor street, Philadelphia, for a very
le portrait of Gen. GRANT, engraved by
x. SAirrAirr, one of the best yet issued.
iey desire canvassers for this county.
;e advertisement.
fMPORTANC ORDIN A. NC E.—The
)vro Council have adopted a new ordi.
lice, which will be found. in another
;lutnn, providing for the closing of all
'.rs, saloons, &c. where liquors are kept
r sale, atll P. M., and forbidding the
to of liquors earlier than 4A. M., under
ascribed penalties.
HORSE . RACE.—Yesterday afternoon
lace took place on the track of the Fair
ounda, 400 yards, between "Cashier,"
T. T. TATE'S sorrel horse, of this
we, and "Siroe" owned by Mr. I. C.
CLLONE, of Hanover, the stakes being
)0.; The race attracted a good deal of at;
n, and a considerable amount of betting
place. "Cashier" won, coming in
out 80 feet ahead.
RON ORE.—A fine specimen of Meg
tic Iron Ore, from an Ore Bank recent
open-al on the farm of JOHN C. Mazur.-
, near Centre Mills, has been left at this
.ce. About 60 tons have been taken out
8e the bank was opened, three weeks
), the vein increasing in size and pro
se. We understand the bank has been
sed by parties for tho use of Wharton's
11:18Ce.
'`lfE FLOOD OF FRIDAY.—Iu an
er column we give details of the great
xl of Friday last, which was so destruc
at Baltimore, Ellicott's Mills, find
er places. We regret to learn that our
'nd FINE HERBII, doing business on
rth street, Baltimore, suffered a good
I—the damage to goods, dr,c. in his es
lisliment being estimated at about $4,-
rORMAL SCHOOL—Mr. SHEELY,
inty Superintendent, advertises the
1 Term of his- Normal School to open
Monday the 10th of August. The ob
of this School is to qualify Teachers
the practical work of education, and
institution and drill have special•ref
ace to this end. As but a limited
über of pupils will be taken, early
lication must be made.
rc NICS.—A grand Harvest Plc Nic
I be held at Cashtown Springs on Sat
ay, August 22, free to all. Suitable
sic will be proyided, and refreshments
be had on the ground.
. Basket Pic Nic will be held at Camp's
ods, on Saturnay next for which spec
nvltations have boon issued.
Social Pic Zile, for invited guests, will
,eld at the groveof HENRY LANbltl, near
rfield, on Saturday, August 8.
NLA.RGED,-_- 7 We are glad to notice
. our neighbor of the Cbmpiter, "pro
ed to good works" by our example,
enlarged his paper to a size approx l
ing that of the "STAR & SENTINEL."
I now a respectably looking paper,—
improved in appearance—wish, we
Id say as much of its politics. A. little
s-ing" is pardonable under the cir
ustances ; but our neighbor oversteps
mark when he exultingly declares the
piler to be "the largest in this Con
isional district." To have kept with
:le domain of truth be should have
ed —"EXCEPT THE STAR & SENTINEL.',
LECTION OF TEACHERS.—On Fri
evening last the Gettysburg School
rd completed the election of Teachers
he ensuing year, viz :
)01 No. I—John H. Wert.
' " 2.---Miss M. A. Warren.
" 3 " Carrie McMillan.
" 4 " Jennie Gilbert.
" 5 " Emma' Aughinbaugh.
" 6 " Mary T. McCreary.
" 7 " Nancy White.
" 8— " Sallie Frey.
EBB FANNIE MCCREARY, who had
ge of school No. 3 last year, declined
-election.
is Board have determined to organize
cachers' Institute, to meet regialarly
ing the term, twice a month.
CCIDENTS. , ---On Friday last a son of
JOAN H. MAJORS, of Straban town
, fell from a hay stack, breaking his
, which was set by Dr. HORNER,
i Wednesday last, Mr. JOSEPH WIBLE,
hls place, met with a serious accident
is new Warehouse on Railroad street.
3g on the upper story, and making a
step, he fell through two sets of jolce
the cellar, sustaining a fracture of
3ral ribs and a severe bruise on the
1, producing concussion of 'the brain.
was picked up Insensible and removed
is residence. Dr. C. HonNER was call-.
n, and Mr. WIBLE last evening was
ug very well.
ipLUSTRATED C A TALC G E.--
ors. R. H. ALLEN & Co. of New York,
:ars in Agricultural Implements, For
ams, Seeds, &c. have issued the 15th
ion of their large ilbistrated Catalogue,
it a complete Price-List of every article
tamed therein. It is a handsome vol
eof nearly 300 pages and about 600 11-
rations, printed on fine tinted paper,
contains what is claimed to be the
it complete list of the latest improve
ata in Machinery, Implements, and
all Tools for the Plantation, Farm and
4en,(that has ever been published. It
also a brief notice of the best Seeds, HE
ended article on the bast Fertilizer;
v used, and a summary of the various
eds of Domestic Aminals, handsomely
abated. Being an expensive publics
). the publishers cannot afford to issue
ratis but will mail a copy, post-paid, tb
person remitting $l, (loss than its act:
cost.) Address R. H. ALLEN St Co.,
s. Box 376, New York.
HE NATIONAL CEMETERY.—The
- a Lodge at the Soldier's National
etery has recently been much improv
.y adding another story, with an onus
,. tal French roof, and a broad portioo
and the entire building. The change
• relieves the heavy appearance of
original structure, and gives it some
• of a.Rottage appearance.
•e monument to be erected on the
ands will probably be put up this fall .
. Hammon, who took the contract,
the main shaft finished at his works
" eaterly, Rhode Island, and rehdy to
shipped as soon is the statues arrive
m Italy. The large statue, represent
the Goddess of Liberty, for the top
• monument, was shipped sometime
• from Italy. The other four, intended
the base, were nearly completed at the
&dykes, and will be shipped soon.
main shaft la to be of white granite;
statues of Italian marble. The dedt
. . of the monument will be deferred
Lit next spring.
EW JOB PRESS.—We have received
new Gordon Card Press, and are now
.pared to tarn out Cards and Chettbus
all lands, Letter Heads, Bill Heads,
: . Tickets, &c., in mars and FANCY
ors, in the beet style, at low rates, and
short notice. Give us a call.
A, 7 The high price of Shoes makes it an
Ject to know who keeps thebeet. d Every
e who don't want the worthless Shoes of
kee mak e buys them at Row & Wows'
re. They always have the best, and fir
morocco Shoe or Gaiter or a nbxi
for a child the best place to get it is
w WOODIP and no masisk4l4lool
-
THE NEW POST-OFFthE LAW.—the
p0et...0610e law passed by Congress last
week Introduces some now and important
changes in the mode of conducting the
business of the department. •11 provides
for the return of all letters on which the
name of the sender is ex/oteed,lfoot * 444-
ed for within thirty days; reduces the fees
on money orders.; doubles the compenah
tion of postmasters for the payment of
money orders; allows weekly newspapers
sent to regular subscribers in the county
where published to be delivered free Of
postage from the post-office nearest the
Place of publication ; authorizes the issue
of duplicate money orders for such as hate
been lost ; makes it felony to counterfeit
money orders ; makesv it felony of high
character to use postage stamps a second
time knowingly; declares that it shall lie
unlawful to deposit in the post-office a 4
letters or circulars concerning, lotteries or
gift enterprises of any kind on any pre
text whatever ; establishes - a blank agency
in the Post-office Department at an
ex
pense of $5,000 annually, and abolishes all
other blank agencies; empowers the Post
master General to negotiate and conclude
an international money order arrange
ment; provides that the sureties on bonds
of defael ting postmasters shall not be liable
unless the government institutes a suit
within three years after the final settle
ment of accounts; allows certified copies of
postmasters' returns to be used as evidence
in courts on criminal prosecutions; au
thorizes the Postmaster General to pre
scribe a uniform for letter carriers, and
makes it a misdemeanor for anyone else
to wear the same,
COUNTY CONVENTION.—By the
otllcial o call of the County Committee, In
another column, it will be noticed that the
Reputleteao County Convention, to norni- 7
nate a County Ticket, will be held on Mon=
day the 17th of August—the delegate elecj
tions will be held on the Saturday previ
ous. As Court will be in session on the
17th, and the Court Rootn may be other
wise occupied, the Contention will meet'
in Agricultural Hall. We hope that our
Republican friends will see to it that the
delegate elections are well attended, and:
judicious men sent to the Convention, who .
will give us the best possible ticket that,:
' can be selected, a ticket which shalt com
mand the hearty support of every voter
to the county who is opposed to the rev
olutionary policy inaugurated by the.
Rebel-Copperhead Convent ion which re
cently met in New York. We are in the I
midst of a great political crisis, and the
present is no time to gratify personal
preferences, or bandy compliments in
the nomination of candidates. Let every
thing like faction, or dictation in the inter-' ,
eat of individuals who may have private
"axes to grind," be frowned down, and
delegates be elected who will go carefully
to work, select the very best candidates,
and give us a ticket which, by reason of4s
worth and strength, will command
DEATH OF DR. GILBEB.T.—Dr.
DAVID GILBERT died in Philadelphia on
Tuesday evening last, after an illness of
several months, aged about 6i years. Dr.
GILBERT was born in Adams county, on
the Koser form, in Butler township ; grad
'uated at Jefferson College, Canomburg,
Pa. ; studied medicine with Dr. Jens x-
WON, in this place and subsequently at
tended lectures at Jefferson Medical Cul
lege, Philadelphia. Helocated at North
umberland, Pa., ass PraCtising Physician,
but after a year or two returned to Gettys
burg and resided hero, practising
_his 1441 7 .
feasion, until about 18 years ago, whexilik
removed to Philadelph is, having been
elected Professor of Surgery in the Med
ical Department of Pennsylvania College.
He was a than of more than ordinary tal
ent and energy, and was in the enjoyment
of a large practice at the time of his death.
Durink his residence in this place, he
was actively identified with the Seminary
and College, as Director and Trustee.—
His remains will be brought to Gettys
burg by this evening's train, for interment
in Evergreen Cemetery.
PORTRAIT OF GEN. GRANT.—We
have received from A. 11. IltainAnn, No.
400 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, a copy of
Marshall's engraved Portrait of General
GRANT, recently- published by TICKNOR ..Sz
FIELDS. The engraving, is made from Mr.
MARSHALL'S celebrated painting execut
ed at the headquarters of the General in
Washington, and presents all the tine
points of tba4 ittoomparallo work- Itis
pronounced by Gen. GRANT'S friends one
of the most satisfactiory portraits brought
out. It is sold only. by subscription, and
agents are wanted to canvass for it in ev
ery town. Being Sold low, it ought to com
mand a ready sale. A. H. Ilunitaan, 40)
Chestnutistrect, Philadelphia, is the Gen
eral Agent for Eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware.
GRANT ANli COLFAX CLULIs.
notice by our exchanges that our poi it Mai
friends throughout the State aro act i \ e.y
organizing for the campaign, by the fyr
mation of "GRANT A.ND COLFAX CLt:m:."
The "Boys in Blue" are also re-organizing
and preparing tocompleto the victory tiny
achieved in the field. We trust the friends
of GRANT and COLFAX in this county will
go to work at once, and form active work
ing organizations in every township. Let
one or two active men in each district
lead off, and the work will bo found easy
and practicable. The Republicans of the
Borough meet at the Eagle Hotel
.to-_
morrow night to form 3 "Grant and Colfax
Club," and thus inaugurate tk ) good
work.
THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP.—
Housekeepers and others wanting to buy
good Cooking Stoves, the best in the mar
ket, warranted to hake and give satisfac
tion, or any thing in the line of Tiu Ware,
Japan Ware, Hollow Ware, Chamber Sets,
Bread and Spice Boxes, Ice Cream Free
zers, Water Coolers, CoiTee Mills, Bird
Cages, Fruit Jars and Cans, Waiters, &c.
&c., will find just what they want at the
Ware-room of Col. C. 11. BUEULER, corn
er of Railroad and Carlisle street, opposite
the Passenger Depot, and at prices which
defy competition. tf
CHEAP.—Now is the time to buy Ready
made Clothing; as FRANCIS CUNNING Ham
is offering a very large assortment of all
kinds, at very low. prices. It would be
well for persons needing anything in the
line of ready-made clothing to call at his
store on Baltimore street, opposite the
"Star and &Wind" office, and examine
his stock, beforo purchasing eleswhere, if
they want to save motley. it
orßeautiful and of Uniform Excellence.
A well-known, safe, and speedy agent for
restoring gray hair to its original color, for
preventing the loss of the hair, for promot
ing its healthy growth and increasing its
beauty, a gradual but certain cure for bald
ness, and an essential toilet requisite for all
who prize that choicest gift of nature, a
bountiful supply of hair : the above is said
by all who use Mrs. S. A. Allen's Improved
(new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in
one bottle) Every Druggist sells it. Price
One Dollar. July 10-1 m
CARDS.—With our now Gordon Job her
and full assortment of Fancy Job Typo,
we are prepared to furnish, at au hour's
notice, all kinds of Visitiitg or Business
Cards, Wedding Cards, Bell s Concerts and
Lecture Tickets, in Ptatapr FANCY col
ors, equal to the best City work. Our
new Gorden works beautifully, and can
be seen in operation any day.
BUILDING LUMBER, dtc.—The atten
tion of Farmers, Builders, Contractors,
and others, is imPited to the large assort
ment of LUMBER of all kinds suitable
for building purposes, to be found at
Col. C. H. BUEHLER'S Lumber Yard, at
ocirherof Carlisle street and Railroad depot,
including Boards, Planks, Flooring, Si-,
ding, Laths, Pickets, Shingles, ttc.—Also
Posts, hewed and sawed, with prime
Fencing Boards, white Pine and Hemlock.
His stock is not only large, but his ar
rangements are such that he can sell at
the very lowest cash rates. Also, con
stantly on bands Black-smith, liimit:-Bur-
AsmiVilad Steve COAL ,
ADVERTISING AND ITS RESULTS.
—No better moans to make one's goods,
wares, and merchandise, !Ind their partic
ular merits, known to the world, has over
been discovered than through the medi
um of newspapers. Whetherconamercial,
polittae4..llterary, religions, of whatever
80 , 4, party, or authorship, all have their
circulation and influence. How many
successful business men could be enumer
ated who owe their high pecuniary posl 7 ,
tlon `td advertising alone ! How many
plucky firms are taking the load, monop
olizing (*lain lines of business, 'simply
by jtiliOious advertising! There is not
in existence an article of value that is not
worth publishing to the world.
We have now in mind one firm of which
we can speak with certainty. We refer to
the house of J. R. Barrett ,tz Co., of this
city, the gentlemanly and popular propri
etors of that indispensable article known
as "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative."
Two years ago this preparation was
scarcely known outside of this section ;
to-day there is not a city, town, or borough
this side of the Pacific, where this excel
lent "Renewer" is not known and appre
iated, and is, we learn, rapidly supplant
ing all others. lo be sure, this prepara
tion possesses real merit, and is far re
moved from the thousands of vile nos
trums which constantly flood every mar
ket. It also received the endorsement of
the Agricultural Society in 1868, which
awarded its highest premium (a Silver
Medal) ever given in the line of patent
remedies. Yet "Barrett's Hair Restore-
tive" . owas its success and present position
tu a great degree to advertising.
Manufacturers and proprietors of any
article of merit should not fail to resort to
timely and judicious advertising, that
they may not only reap its benefits, but
at the same time confer a priceless gift
upon the community at large by the intro
duetion of their happy and valuable dis
e-uverics.—Manchester (N. H.) Mirror. It
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK.—Having
largely added to our facilities for Jar .
Printing, we are now enabled with the aid
of our Campbell Power Preas, Gordon
Jobber, and eland Presses, to torn out
promptly all kinds of Printing, from the
smallest Card to the largest Poster, inclu
ding Pamphlets, Speeches, Catalogues,
Circulars, Programmes, &c. With our
new Pressei and enlarged assortment of
type, we claim to have one of the best
Printing offices in the State, and shall be
glad at all times to see our friends.
BARRETT'S VEGETABLE HAIR
RESTORATIVE.—We Hpeak from exper
ience, having given a practical trial to
this renowned preparation. No other hair
restorative has ever receiver' or deserved rc
more universal dmand than Barre'l's.—'
Pittsburg Commercial. It
NEWS OF NEIGHBORING: COUNTIES
FEANKLIN.-111ram Overcast', of Cham-*
bersburg, was found dead near the railroad
track at Gabby's Crossing, on the 22d inst.,
supposed to have been occasioned by sun
stroke, as he bad left the harvest field but
an hour before in apparent good health.—
James Lesley, formerly Cashier of the Bank
of Chambersburg, died in Philadelphia on
the 14th, aged 74 years.—Thomas Merklein,
form6rly of- Chambersburg, last week at
Altona attempted to kill a daughter of J.
Fletcher Seibert, also formerly of Cham-
bersburg, lodging a ball in her shoulder,
and immediately shot himself; he had pro-
I; posed and been rejected.—The Greencastle
I,Ec/to vouches for the fact that last week,
as James Cleary was drivine along the road,
! the mercury indicating 103', his attention
was drawn to the fact that all four of the
wheels between the tire and lelloes were
smoking ; driving into a creek, and examin
ine the wheels the felloes were found to be
distinctly charred.—Elias Foust, aged IT,
while running down hill near Cashtown, on
Friday last, fell and broke his arm.—The
Copperheads of Franklin county meet on
Tuesday next to nominate a Ticket; the
Republicans will nominate on Wednesday.
Fee mmick.—The lower part of Fred
erick City was entirely submerged by the
flood of Friday last, damaging property
to the amount of about $1,000,000. The
tan-yard of Mr. Bentz was completely
cleared out, as well as that of Mr. Loafs.—
Myer's livery stable, together with a ;MlD
her of valuable horses ; Beckley's bakery,
Ana -
cid, besides Hart & Keefer's lumber-yard
and a lot of furniture. All the bridees
across the creek were carried away, entire
ly disconnecting the southern and eastern
portion of the city from the remainder.—
Below the town large and numerous crops
of wheat and corn were swept away, and
all the mill dams in Bush Creek Valley
iva:lled nut.
Mrindaiy and Abm
' Lam 11. Mumma, of Hagerstown, each had
a horse stolen last week, the thieves being
tracked towards Virginia.—Henry Wolt, of
Williamsport, died in Hagerstown, on the
18th, from sun-stroke.—On last Friday J. A.
Suntan, near Boonsboro', fell from a load of
grain; breaking his right ann.—The Cum
berland Valley Railroad Company are sur
veying the ground between Hagerstown
and Williamsport, with a view of extending
the road.—While John Fridinger was driv
ing on the pike near Hagerstown, on Sun
day last, with four children, the horse ran
off, throwing Mr. F. from the carriage, .
breaking several ribs and otherwise injuring
him; the children, with remarkable pre
sence of mind, laid down in the vehicle and
escaped injury.—Henry Landis, aged 14,
was drowned while bathing in the Antietam,
near Hagerstown, on Sunday last.
YORK. —Char] es Glatfelter, of Glen Hock,
bad a sun stroke while at work on a three
story huil‘li lig, dining the late hot term,
which affected his brain; he was taken to
the insane asylum at Harrisburg a raring
Maniac, where he died in a few days.—The
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School of
Hanover will pic-nic on the banks of the
Conowago, this side of New Oxford, on
Tuesday next.
GovEnson 13rownlow recommends the
Legislature of Tennessee to declare the
Kuklux and other murderous organizations
outlaws. He says that he cannot neon"-
naertd the removal of the political disabili
ties of the disfranchised of that State, as
they have shown no signs of repentance
*their misdeeds.
A RALLICOAD bridge of eighty feet span at
Slatincton, Pennsylvania, was carried away
by the Ireshet on Friday night. By ten
o'clock on the Monday night following a
new bridge of one hundred and thirty feet
span was completed, and. the cars running
over it. •
Tun Pendleton Democrats are said to be
consoling themselves with the reflection
that while Pendleton could not be nomina
ted, Seymour cannot be elected.
Tun Western Republicans are circulating
photographs of Frank Blair as Republican
campaign documents.
Tun IT orid speaks of . Horatio Seymour
as a "patriot." This is an allusion to Pat
Riots in New York in July, 1863.
SnyltOrrit's physician says he is likely to
become crazy within a year.. Beware of
Blair.
num.
+lObituary notices 5 cents a line for
all over 4 lines--cash to accompany no-
BOLTON.—On the 28th inst., Mrs. Cath
arine Bolton, mother-in-law of John Hoff
man, (of P.), in her 76th year.
HoorNactrua.—ln Cumberland twp., on
the 16th inst., John J. Hoofnagle, aged 76
years, 2 months and 10 days.
Suumb.—ln Straban township, on the
23rd inst., John Shull, aged 61 yearat7
inonths and 6 days.
FOR SALE-.A. I'lolo,
PV the make of Milton & Konen, Louisville. !Cy,'
carved rosewood frame, sevenoctavos, d‘stinguish
brilliancy and sweotmess of lone, and lane unaffect--
Isd by change of temperature. It was imrclrseed* lit
fie over a year ago for s47&—wil I be sold for &400.
for further Information apply to oStar at' Sentiner
At* fJuly 4/.41
falleita
Nulty et the !Outdo.
Baltimore 'Urals & Produce Market.
?pgUintere, Thursday Morning,
•4. 800 Q 878 .
9 25 010 00
2 10 0 2 47
2 00 * 2 - 40
1 18 . 1 22
1 25 0 1 50
70 go 80
000 0 000
~. 8 50 0 900
0 00 4111, 2 59
14/ 0 14k
17 ijd 17i
21j. % 22
17 @ 1 8
SUPER Fr.ouß,::
Ernie FLOUR,..
VPmia WET, ..
Rsn WHZAT,...,
CORN,
RTE,
OATS,
TIMOTHY-SICBD,
CLOVER -SEED,
FLAX -SEED,
BACON, Su.,otrizons,....
" BIDES,
" HAMS,.
LARD, ~„
Gore, Phi!'..
Gettyiburg Grain & Proviakon Narkeitt
Cellystnsre, 7Hilay morning.
10 oi)
~ 11 00 @l2 00
. 230 2 75
000 @ 200
1 15
1 25
SUPER FLOUR,
EXTRA FLOUR,
'WHITE WHEAT,
RED WHEAT, ...
Corm,
RYE,
OATS,
BUCKWHEAT,
TIMOTHY GEED,.
CLOVER SEED, ..
POTATOES,
Btrrrmr,
LARD,
Eaos,
atooN, HAMS,-
" BIDES, ..
SHOULDERS,
50AP,....
TALLOW,
g.tw Adverttstatento.
PLA XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Let
ten Teetantentary on the estate! of JOHN HOP•
ZINC, deceased, late of Gettysburg, Pa., having been
granted to the undersigned, In said Borungh, sbe here
by glyes nutice to all persona indebted to said estate to
make Immediate payment, and those having claims
against the some to present them properly authentica
ted for settlement. JULIAN HOPKINS,
July 31.--nt• Executrix.
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.—Let
.A-4 Mare Testamentary on the estate of Seinen=
S. noWEItS, deceased, late of Huntington townehip, /id
eals county, having beau granted to the. mbscrlber
in same township, he hereby gives notice to all per
sons indebted to said estate to make Immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same to
present them properly authenticated for settlement.
ISAAC It. TROSTLE, Executor,
duly 31.-6 t
AN ORDINANCE
- FOR THE PRESERVATION OF 000 D ORDER.
BE It ordained, and it Is hereby ordained by the
Town Council of the Borough of Gettysburg—
That nu place of Amusement, nor any Bar, Saloon,
Restaurant or other place where spirltous or malt
Liquors are sold or tarnished. shall be kept open with
in said Borough later than 11 o'clock, P. M., and any
person who shall keep open any such place of amuse—
ment or business, or who shall sell or furnish any
spiritous or malt liquors later than the hoar afore.
said er earlier than 4 o'clock, A. 31., shall upon con
victlon thereof forfeit and pay five dollars for the
first offence and ten dollars far any subsequent offence,
and shall also pay the costs of prosecutions; and upon
failure to pay such fine and coats shall be imprisoned
in Cho lock-op or jail far the space of forty-eight hours.,
ALEX. SPANGLER,
President c t Council.
Attest :—Jittatiau Crlz, Secretary.
Approved, PETER AYERS, Burgess:
July 31,1888.-38 „
W ANTED -A FEW GOOD AGENTS
ADAMS COUNTY,
TO SELL
SA R TA .1.2 Y -S SPLEYDID EYQRA VI.VO
OF
GENERAL GRANT
Tlfla Engraving is meeting With rapid ales vebererer
Agents have , Lam appuiuteJ, and all Wishing to secure
tarrlt,ty should do ao at once.
W e arc'offering extra Indurentente to gad and ex
perienced Can•anera.
Agehts selling the Life f Grant slitnahl have this
fine picture with them.
Fur terms, &c., saldress •
lIARTLESON L CO.,
Minur street, PhllaSelplllo
CUNNINGHAM
ALWAYS AHEAD
IN SELLING
CHEAP CLOTHING
URI
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
at his Store
IN lIALTIIIORE STREET, GETTYSBURG, PA
The public are roTt,tfully invited to call and ex
amino laia largo slid wvll et lectol 3t0,4 of ci0,1.14 Lo-
tare pnrchming oliewhere.
COME ONE AND ALL
and treat youreelres to a good suit of Cleating
July 31, 1969.-t(
FARMERS!!!
TRY TILE
ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE!
IT iscomposed principally of the celebrate,' Oman°
rom
ALTA VELA.
Contains three per cent. of AUMONIA, an ample
quantity to give activity (without Injury) to the rage
teflon, and a large quantity of soluble
• BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
together with Potash and Soda, the essential element.
of a
COMPLETE MANURE.
The high reputation It has obtained among the many
thousand farmer, who are using It in preference to
all other kinds, lea sure guarantee of its value.
PRICE $56.00 PER TON.
Send for a pamphlet. Address
TUE ALTA 'VELA GUANO CO.,
LI Broadway, NewTork.
July
T WO VALUABLE
FARMS FOR SALE
- The waders:o4,d offers et Private •Sale, Lie two
minable Farms, vie :
No. 1---Containing 54 Acres, more
or loss, on which I now reside, In Highland township,
adjoining lands of John Knox, John Blesecker and
others, about I from Mcllbenny'e mill, and 1 mile
from the Milleretown road, improved with a two-story
LOG HOUSE, well f 3 niched, a Log weatherboarded /tarn
with Wagon and other neds,Spring House, and other
outbuildings; an excellent Spring in Spring House, and
well of water with pump near the dwelling, 2 Orchards
of choice fruit, &c.
No. 2—Containing 26 Acres, more
or leis, in Franklin township, on the road from Trill
town to Mumma*burg, adjoining lands of John eatt,
Daniel lieikes,.Josoph Kuhn and others, improved
with a !Jowly wea therhoarded 134 story Dwelling, well
fin whe+l, anew weatherboard.' Darn, a Spring
a Well of good waterw ith pump near the dwelling! a
young thtivlng Orchard, Sc.
Both Farms aro In good condition, with excellent
Timber and Meadow ; tract No. 1 haring good cheat-
nor timbers.
*3l.Pereon■ desiring to view either Farm. or Ascer
tain terms, will call on the subscriber resitting on
tract No.l. DAVID STOVER.
July 31.-3 m
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, Executor of the last Will and Tee.
Lament of Prrga Nom, late of Moineslasagne row a •
ship, Adams county, Pa., deceased, will sell at Pnblie'
Rale, on Thursday, the 271 h day of Ailt next, on the
premises, the Real Estate of said dec ed ent, consisting
ore PARM, containing about 00 Acre■ of itrat•rate
land, situate in Monntplestast t . ownaiiip aforesaid,
adjoining lands of Alexander Young, James Dutfers,
Thomas Stonesifer and others.
The Improvements consist of a Double LOG HOUSE,
Log Barn. Spring Howe, and other necessary out—
buildings. Thin property ties duo proportions of
Meadow and Timber, and is beautifully attested, and
lea good state of cultivation, baring been recently
limed. It 'Bale well watered, there being fire springs
of excellent and never-failing Water, conveniently
situated on the premises.
The farm win be sold in one tract with the exCeption .
of about 4 Acres, which are cut oil by the Pub' le .110 ad
leading from Seneft's mill to Square Corner which
which will be sold separately. This tract storks a One
opportunity to any parson wishing to purchase build ,
ing lots, as it is favorably situated on the road.slde,and
is of excellent quality.
Persons desiring to view the property can call on
the tenant, kir. Cassias; Symms". residing thereon, - or
upon JACOB Next, Esq., who lives s short distance from
the same.
Salo to commence at I. ORO, P. it., of said. 'day,
when attendance will be itPeeti and larunitnade known
.by - MICHAEL RELIT, Executor.
July 31.—ta
ptioBLIC SALE .
The School Directors of Muniltonban tovrnshlp wfl
lull et Palate Selo, on the van*" on TuatadY, the
let day of Septcedwr neat, a[l stock, P. it, the
Public School House
to Fairfield, with the tot of ground upon Cu* it
atanda. Also—a Store.
Apirrerms will be made known by
MINIX M. LANDLS, President.
Celsius J. Saner, Secretary. -
1i At 3 o'clock, P. M. of lame day the Board of
Directors will meet to employ 9 Taacheri for sekt
township, TsVvit 6'''oll
, amat on
gtiv g4,dvertismuto.
Superintendent's Notice.
I
Bat, examine Tatham' at the fallowing, num ed
tim and places, to.wit
Hubteratown,-August.lll, 8 a, la.
Raisdlog and Hampton, Hampton, August 17,2 p. m,
Hamilton, Rut Berlin, August 18,11 a. m. •
'Berwick Borough, Amur st HI. 3 p. m.
Berwick tp., Pigeon 11111$. IL, August 19, 8 a. m,
Oxford, New Oxford, August 19, 2 p. m.
Mouotpleasaut, Bush Arms. IL, August 20, 9 a. in
Conowago, McSherrystown. August 21,9 a. tn.
Union, Schildt's 8. U., August 21, 2 p.
Llttlestown, August 22, 9 a • us.
Germany, Gulden's &H., August- 4 4, 2p. m.
Butler, allddletown, August 34,8 a. tn.
Ilenallen, Bendersrills; August 26, 8 a. in,
Tyrone, Ileidlersburg, August 28, 8 a.m.
' Huntington, Petersburg, August 37, 8 a. in. •
Latimore, State Road S. H., ugust 28, 9a. in.
Cumberland, Normal School Room, August 29,8 R. tri.
Freedom,Moritx's 8.11., August 91, 9 a in.
Highland, Church 8. IL, August 31, 2p. m. .
tiltMlitouban, Fairfield, Sept. 1, 8 a. in.
Liberty, Grayson's S. H. Sept. 1, 2 p. m.
Franklin, Florb'a 8. U., Sept, 6, 9 a.m.
hiountJoy, Two Taverns, Sept. 12, 9 a. in.
Mal
Directors and others interested in tbecause are cor
dially Jerked to attend. I woishi respectfully call at
tention to the law and dectsioue relative to Teachers'
Certificates published in thispaper of a late date.
higher grade of qualifications will this year be re
quired. Teachers will prepare themselves according.
ly. No private examinations can be granted, and no
certificates will be renewed. Those who fall to attend
the regular examination in their district will he re.
quired to attend a special public examination hereaf
ter to be announced.
AARON SILDF.LY, Co. Supt.
Gettysburg, 3111731.-3 t
Court Proclamation.
WrIIEREAS the Ilan. RUCKS J. FUSCH, President
)' of the several Courta of Common. Rims in the
counties eomposing the 19th District, and Justice of
the Court. of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail De
livery, for the trial of all capital and other offenders
in said titlark t, and Isaac E Wlaaraaandlsescßoan.
sow, Negro, Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas,
. and Justices of the Court, of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital and'
other offenders in the county of Adams—have Weed
their precept, bearing date the day of April, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and •
six-eight, and to me directed, for holding .Court of
Common Pleas, and General Quarter Sessions of the
Peace, and General Jail Delivery and Courts of Oyer
and Terminer, at Gettysburg, on Monday, Vie 17th of ;
August, 1861—
NOTICE IS lIEREDY GIVEN to all the Justices of
the Peace, the Coroner and the Constables. w ithiti the
mid county, that they be then and there in their pro
per persons, with their (tolls, &canto, Inqalsitiens,
Exam (nations, and other Itetuem [murices, to do thou,
things which to their offlcee sad in that behalf appen ,
min to be done, and ale°, they who will prcksecnte
against the 'prisoners that are or then ehtlal be in the f
Jail of said county of Adams, are to b then and there t
to prosecute against them as Shall be Just.
PIIILIP 11ANN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Clettystrurg 'July 31, 1.963.
1 00
2 50
6 00
1 60 @ 1 70
7 @ 8
BOUNTY - ACCOUNT_
IN A L STATZMENT of the
Bounty Account of CoSOWAGO TOWNSILIP,
ADAMS CAL, PENNA.
MICRAEL REMY, Treatturer of Bounty Fund in ac
count with stun°, train April, Mt to June 1, ntis :
DR. *
To amount receive, ou private eubscriptlon
to first draft e53,9.:3 00
To amount received onprivate eubscrlptiou
to second draft 2454 67
To amount received from Collectors of Boon.
ty tax fur 1864 err,as
To amount received from Collectors of Boun
ty tax for 1868 acd 1866 4,761 61
To amount loaned from Hart and Ileagy 2,70.1
To anioutit t evil veil from Collect,' April 9,
1866 17,3 17
To amount received from old list of prhato
subscription 101 05
To balance collected on old duplicate 112 08
To amount i.e.:lead front tax collector of last
duplioste
.3,627 8.1
CR.
Byl4lnonnt of orders padd out on
first draft $G,387
By amount of orders paid tua
second draft 14,014 40
By fees of Trealurer weleed
By Note paid Francis Nutt and
intere4t
By Note paid Steward Walker
and intereat ...... • . . 41 , 4 00
By Note paid Abrnhar♦t Kea
and Interest 2.6t4 oa
By Note paid A. W. Ilart and in.
tereort .
By order imel C011ect0r.......... .._
By order paid Treasurer
cldental ex hies
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Conoicago town
ship, do certify that we hove tills day examined anti
audited the bounty account of Michael Rally, Tr.na
ttier allow:tor Pond of said township, ard find a bal.
&ace of sixty O.diurs and filly nine cents in his tritids,
(which be has paid over to the School Fund for Cou
owago S. District), and that the rprezolng statement is
correct acid bared on data fitrn belied the Ati , lit,c of
Conowagu township, April 9,IAGA, as lappet:- oes towt.
skip book, When statement was made; as slay on Ea,
vouchers, subuilt te-1 to us to day.
AMBROSE Eta - NE.
010. t. )
Anditcre.
PETER EI".'sTER, )
Attest :--I.oiccu Bucktc, Township Clerk.
June 1,1,63. [July 31.-3 t
fit II B ALBANY COTTON GIN MANMFACTURING
CO , Albany, New York, Manufacturers of Gen
eral Agricultural Machinery, comprising the celebra.
ted - Star' Threshing Machines ; Star' Railway (or
Endless Chain) and Lever florae .Posters ; "Star" Cot
ton Gies and Condensers; Circular Cross-rut
mills ; Vegetable Cutters ; Horse Hay Forks; Corn and
Feed Mills; Power Corn Shellers ; Dog Power.. kr., Lc.
We wish to call the particular attention of Farmers
to our celebrated "STAR" THRESHER AND CLEAN
ER, which, as lately improved, we claim is far superi
or to env other machine now in market. It is com
pact and easily portable, simple in its construction,
and therefore easy to operate by the most inexperi
enced, and will do its work with marvellous rapidity
and perfection, and with comparatively the least de.
mans upon the strength of the animals driving it.
We have made recent improvemente in this onKhine
Normal School,
y which we are enabled to thoroughly clean the grain
b under almost any combination of difficulties, and we i
are now Using an entirely new and effective device for
relieving the feeder of dust, thus making the opera- I
'T HE Fan Term of tic Gettysburg' Normal School
will 'Teo oti MONDAY, AU/LUST 10. A few more , lion of threshfugas comfortable and safe a. with the
student, of bolls ewes can be reconeed.- The c o w.; y, orditteay inaeliinea it la annoying ;wad' frequently d..
pleasantly lidcated. Is well supplied wSth tfee-heen-of) etructlve.f b,ealih•
furniture, apparatus, neaps,' eharts, sod a 4 rots ; Th." 44 Ximminal are Wade oteultable Agee fir mix excel! kat facilities to those
aiabiag , gaalif3,it nem- "Star" 11111 Way 2 Horse* Power and for our "Star"
Lever Pont:4,lot 4 and 6 hones.
selves either for teac hi ng lividness. A comp at '
nasint cot h. b een a taak a „ ; .1 Latin. w ilt , For sale by Our agents and dealers generally. For
be taught, if desired. full particulars, send for our lLtastrat
154,
. Ill'AlleraTwecr°T"l6:l,llb2l:,N.Y.Al4ll4."-
eUnce. Application shoortt 10, made ;early,
person or by letter, to
810 RE WARD.
TIIR abovo will be pahl to any person t•lv]oz the
subscriber ouch Int , rmati,n as wit: le al t the
detection and conviction (AO.. person or V, W. 1., who
Lave upon several occasiohsrohled my . PortaLlo Forge
down the hill at my quarry, and injurlu- ' it In orbor
ways. PETLItBEITL ER.
July 21.-Zt
Jnly 24.4 t
FOR SALE
t r ar ' t " s n l o u t ' s ' l9 " 2:i
class
Millinery & Notion Store.
Splen.lid opening tor - a Milliner. Terms
easy. Yor particulars *lkea
J cOy 24 —2m
BUILDERS
Look to your Interest
THE undersigned still condones to the Lumber Lu
anima, at his old estrod, 33", miles etst of timmltta
burg, 31d, and has a lint6'stock. of well-seasoned
WHITE PINE BOARDS & PLANK
of all (panties and prices; also,
wirrrE .1,- -YELLOW" PINE FLOOR
INGT, SHINGLE% PLASTERING
LATHS, RAILING%
also, an assortment of Groceries, Nails. 0 laPs, &c., ill
of which will he sold ;44 ths lowest potsiblo figures.—
Thankful fur past Faso:: h, sulleitq a contionan co of
the same. A. WAYBRICIT.
July 24, 1111814-2tu4,
o.POROUGH SCHOOL ACCOUNT.
. YATINESTOCK, Treasurer in account with Get
tysburg School Dm•rici, from June 1, 1807, to June
1,1868.
Balluee due on thud (rate of ts6s
1866
.....
Amomat of Dopilmite of ..... ..
Received from friviti , Appropriation.
for Tnitioo
Bivimico duo Treaaurcr, Juno 1;1889
Balance dna Treatnror, June 1, 1067 564 40
Temporary Loan paid Bank* of Gotty.burg- 400 00
Amount paid Teachers 2 .107 00
" Janitor ' 60 00
" " for Piloting 50 00,
Peel, Stational', At 316 06
Repairs ... ...... ........... ............. ... ............. 116 56
Quit Rents 8 60
Debt and 1nter...t.... ........ ...., .... ...- 302 70
Collectors' Peer • • 114 45
Abatement 110 42
Exoneration., 1566 and 1807 72 11
Trenlarer'iSalary,.........- 4217
DA mce Outiitaiellng an Deplicate of 1065_ 01 02
•o " 1800..: 41 24
" 1567... 675 12'
Atrium./ bt Hail,!lug Dobt, Intl° I,IS 8 $2.740 00
Audited, end pub, Sued by enlevwf the Iluenl,
WARREN, President.
J. P. IldeOzzoirt, Beentary. [July 17.-4 t
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AARON SiIk:ELY.
liettyhburN, PA
MRS. DAVIS;
Chambtrshurg, pa.
$l4l 02
561 14
3,140 27
317 94
18 41
434 57
$4,613 35
.$4,613 35
THE
*lv aktivtrtionstats.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
THE undersigned has tweeted a ewer building, tbr
a Boot and Shoe Iktahtlehutetit; ou Carlisle st,
near the Railroad Station, ha Gettysburg) where he
nowuders lbr sale,
Boots, Shoes„ Gaiters, Slip
pers, &c., &c.,
fox men, women and children of different styles arid
prices. He has a fine assortriiintt to select from, and
will cell article at the smallest profits.
WORK NADIR TO ORDItR, of the best materials
and workinanshic. Every effort made to render
satisfaction. The patronage of the public is solicited.
Catlin, and select from his stock or leave your meas
ure. In either case you cannot failto beplrased.
July 17,1888.-1 y JOHN IL RRILINO.
•
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
I have opened an agency for the
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
In connection with my law business In Gettysburg
and will give personal attention to the
Examination of, Titles, Con
veyancing & Investment
of money.
Parties wishing to sell, or buy lands, may find it to
their advantage to call. Several
Farms and Woodland
A No. 1, FARM, PRICE $7,000 -
A GOOD FARM, 220 ACRES, FOR $6,000.
A TRACT, 90 ACRES, FOR 81,803.
In the neighborhood of Gettysburg—also, property in
town far sale.
R. G. McCREARY,
Attorney at law.
Get tyebnrg, July 10. 1868.-4 f.
ry; TO $2OO PER MONTH SALARY paid to
I Agents, male or lemabe, to Introduce our PA
TENT EVERLASTING WHITE WIRE CLOTHES
LINES. Address Arsenals Wtaz Co., 75 William st.,
N. 1"„ or 15 Dearborn it,, Chicago, 111,
CIRCULAR,
MILL,
MULAY,
GANG and
SAW S ,
Eery Saw that leaires our Factory to Oil Tempered
aniVTatent Oround, perfectly true and even, and made
of uniform temper by our patent tempering process.
A X - E S
Common 'shape, as good as the best. The
RED JACKET
(COLLIE - ENS PATENT)
cannot be excelled. We guaranty they will cut 25
per rect. more than common Axea, with leas labor to
the chopper.
air Send for circtilar and prices to
LIPPINkYTT & BAKEIVELL,
PTITSBURG El, PENNA
Solo MarmLenrrre. For sale by principal Hardware
Dealers.
Star Agricultural -Works
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
WA ARA,TED to 10,7710cA ALL DWILLt for nbacco. risia
I great remedy Ie an excellent appetizer. It purifies
I the irktigurAtes the system, possesses great
mairLshing and strengthening power, ermiales the
stcrn ad. to digest the heartiest food, makes sleep ro
freshing, and mtablithee robust health. Smokers and
Mtcere for l'ifty ears Cured. Price Fifty Cents,
past ire,. A treoti.e on the injurious egrets of To
! haceo, with lists of references, testimonial., Lc., sent
firm. Agents wants'. `Address Dr. T. h. ABBOTT,
Jersey City, 'New Jersey.
TO WIVES AND MOTURRS.
11'5..11 AN OF MATURE AGE, haripg brmi,sht op
argt• fon Sy and knowing the Cll7, anidetyand
attu:liug the ssltilo, )11, WW1)" COlllO into the
possession of a safe and atroldervmetly,selereby srivhs
and mothers may proven ate loarease of family to
edit tt.s.f gita , misnce. It is also a promoter of health.
All e..annuniontions confideiaial r and the remedy sent
by mail. Price V/K. Address Mrs. 11. REED, p.O:
hos /3n, N. Y.
r I 1 1118 t 8 NO 111;31131.70.-13y sending 30.1 cents and
nizti age-, height, color of eyes and hair,
you will receive, by return mail, a correct picture of
your future husband ur wife, with name and data of
marraiga: Addre;s W FOX, U. Drawer No. 8, Fub
tonvilla, New York.
AGENTS WANTED. Something new. livery Aim
tly wants it. Gslsanlc Silver Plating Plaid.—
Received Ist iwsluinm at Parts Exposi don. Bond Wets.
for supple. Mums .t Co ) . T/ Northlth rt., Philo, Pa.
THE SUCCESS
OFT((:;()NE DOLLAR SALE A ROOLUTION IN
TRADE.
F:
at a uniform price of ONE DOLLAR,
tt r i 4 e it.' b, l i l:t ' iclee am aroused by every family, at a
lees price than they are sold by any wholeasle dealer
in New York or Boston.
Agents wlf Med to no in aing
out to plan which meet. theco-operate
wants of the mil l io n,
and
in the disposal of a large and varied stock of Dry and
Fancy Goode, :211r,:r Plated Ware, Watches, Carpet
-4,c. Our terms to Ageuta are superior to those
of any other firm, as our circular will show. Those
getting tip clilbgt can aecure a piece of Sheetiog,Watch,
Bilk Di ess,Shawl, Sewing Machine, Lc otc.,
FREE OP COST
A ehee4 describing an article to be sold fur a
10 ets ; 20 fur $2; 40 fur $4; GO Mr $0; 100 fur $10„ bent
by mail. Send moneyby Registered letter. Circulars
malted free to any address. Agents wanted every.
where.
Address
ITARRL , k PUI3X [ER,
C 4 Hanover st., Baton, Mesa
Proof of our statement that tee have made
A COMPLETE
REVOLUTION
IN TRADE,
tan be found In the tact that the immense business we
bee" built)* bas (educed a multitude of SMALL CON
claim to Imitate our club system, and some by adver
tising the presents they will give to agents, seek, un
snccesaftfify. to divert some of oar business to them.
selves. We make this a memo cement simply to Inform
the public Umt it will be fir their interest to pa
tronise our house, as we still continue tomes Barris
GOODS AND GRILIM trbinsmonsrs TO AGENTS TILLS CST
CONCTNN SH Tse HOUNIXII.
We sell 11T ery description Of DRY AND FANCY
GOODS, PLATED WARE, JEWELRY, WATCHES,
SEWING MACHINES, *e., ie., for the uniform price
of ONE DOLLAR. Circulars sent to Any address free.
PARKER k CO.,
Nos. cig and 100 Sommer st.,Boatou.
We are prepared to receive Advertisements for a
NEW .LIST OF FIFTY NEWSPAPERS
ON TILE
PACIFIC COAST,
EMBRACING
CALIFORNIA,.
OREGON,
-
NEVADA,
AND TIIR TERRITORIES OB
MONTANA.,
14.T.A11, , •
~
IDAHO and
WASHINGTON.
Also chew List of Newspapers, by whlcit mu, easkia
sat t on Advertisement oeMayyjng. au
Inds of spate. LA ,
250 -NE w§pArts,
Tor 40 Orate each Parmoo4b+
OrSEND STAMP FOR MCULAR.
ADDRRIMISB
GEO. P. • ROTFILL SCCIL
ADVERTISING
40 Park Row, N. Y
•
July 36.-4% •
tiskZi
ADAMS ''
.COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INOORPORMIED, MAROC 18, 1851.
. .
OFFICERS.
Preeldent.—George Swope.
Vice-President—Samuel R. RomelL
Secretary —D. A. Buehler.
Treasurer—R. G. Fahneetock.
ineentise Committee—Robert . McCurdy, 11. A.Pick-
Ineinb King. -
d9.s.ge Swope, D. A. Buehler. R./deem ,
irlichelbergyr, B.R. Russell, B. G., Fahnestock,
A. D.; Buehler, R. G. Ectreary, Gettysburg; Jatob
King, Btraban township ; Frederick Diehl, Fninklia•
Wm. D. Him., New Linked; Win. B. Wilson, Bender.:
Title; H. A. Picking, &robin ; John Wolford, YAM
more; John Picking, East Berlin; Abel T. Wright,
Bendernille; Abdiel F. Gilt, New Oxford; Jame. 11.
Marshall, Hamiltonban ; John Cunningham, Freedom;
John Homer, Mountjoy Wm. Rom White, Liberty.
11(1..This Company is limited In Its operations to the
county of Adams. It ha boon in operation tor more
than 17 years, and In that period has made but one rir
masment,haring paid lame, by tire during that period
amounting to over $15,000. Any person desiring an In.
anrance mut apply to either of the following gentle
men:
D. A. Buehler, Gettysburg.
B. 0. Fahnestock,
Jacob King, Straban township.
H. A. Picking, "
Frederick Diehl , Franklin "
Wm. Ross White, Liberty. "
•
B. Q. Peters, Petersburg (T. 8..)
itirbThe Executive Committee meets at the mike of
the Company, on the last Wednesday In every mouth.
at 2 o'clock, P. B. Rune 10. 1888.—t1
THE PENN MUTUAL
LIFE, INSURANCE COMPANY
921 CHESTNUT STREET,
*2;000,000,
All the Surplus divided amongst the
TIIN ONLY TRULY MUTUAL COMPANY IN TOR
LOSSES PAID PROMPTLY
eirAii Informal.lon will be cheerfully glrea
HENRY J. FAHNESTOCK,
Jali_l,lBBB.—.3m
gooks, pigs, Vedirints.
DR. R. HORNER ,
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST,
OSlce and Drug Store, CHARBERSBURO STREET
GETTYSBURG.
Medical advice without charge.
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, STA
TIONERY, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, TOIL
ET ARTICLES, DYE STUFFS, SPICES, BAII•
INO SODA, CREAM OF TARTAR, LAMPS,
GOAL OIL, AC., te.
PURE LIQUORS for medicinal purposes.
Dr. R. Horuer'i OLIEN, a reliable remedy for
chapped hands, rough skin, At.
All articles warranted pure and genuine.
Jan IL 11368.-If • .
CROSS CUT
A. D. BUEHLER,
DRUG & BOOK STORE,
CMIMBERSBURG STREET,
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
DI?UOS AND MEDICINES;
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS
COUNTRY lletßellANTS supplied at wholesale
city prices.
Feb. 12.—tt
DR. JAMES CRESS,
DRUGGIST,
Store in Brant's Building, Ballo., at.,
LITTLESTOWN.
HAVING opened a new DUG
ETC/RIC and fittest it up in the beet style, I offer'
my stock of pure and fresh Drugs to the citizens of
Littlostown and vicinity at the lowest market rates,
ocrueletiug ha part of
Drugs and Fancily illedieines, Pure
Liquors for Medicinal Purposes,
Patent Medicines, Horse
Pare Spires. Dyes and Drug Stuffs, Perfumery,
Toilet Soaps and Fancy articles. A fan assortment of
Brushes, Stationery, of all kind; Cigars, Tobacco and
Snuff.
'Mr Mooro's Electro•Magnetie Soap will wash with
hard or *on water, cold or warm. Clothes washed
with this Soap are made beautifully white without
boiling or blueing. This is the beet Soap in use. Try
it. It is warranted not to injure tile Lamle or fabric.
Littleetown, May 13,-1 y JAMES CRESS.
HIJBEIt'S
DRUG STORE.
Forney'a old Stand—Baltimore Street,
GETTYSB URG, PA.
HAVING purchased this old and popular Stand,
and laid in an entirely new and fresh Stock,
offer a full aaaortment, completing in part of
DRUGS AND FAMILY MEDICINES.
PATENT MEDICINES-A LARGE ASSORTMENT.
PURE LIQUORS k WINES FOR MEDICINAL PUR
SPICES AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS. ( POSES.
DYES & DYE-STUFFS-ROW A STEVENS' DYES.
EXCELSIOR DYES, AND TILE ANILINE DYES-
THE CHEAPEST AND HEST IN THE MARKET.
ALL THE NEW AND ELEGANT PERFUMES. AND
TOILET ARTICLES.
COLGATE'S, AND OTHER SUPERIOR SOAPS.
FORNEY'S HORSE POWDERS-THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST; ALSO, FOUTZ'S, ELLS, DALE'S
PERSIAN, STONEBRA %ER'S AND ROBERT'S.
STATION/MY OP ALL KINDS.
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNI:117-TUB BEST
BRANDS.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS AND GAMILY RE
CRIPTS CAREFULLY COMPiUNDRD. -
PHYSICIANS AND COUTINLY DIERCIIANTS SUP-
PLIED AT RwoucED, RATES.
ArediCht4ll /114,71i.Med A? ♦LL BOOM 07 rag Nloll.i.
Night BelL al thi door.
April 1, 1868.-tf
FURNITURE.
D. C. SIJEAFFER
PETERSBURG, (Y. 5.,) PENNA.,
Is prepared to oder Joni* Public, anything to We line
is cheap as tan be had in tbe ooenty.
ne...Peirchaesre will do well Waal and examhee
mT etoeithefore burying **where.
FURNITURE
!lade Warder. -Idepairiagdone mat, cheap and with
Ahltehth•
NEW 11-AKgItY.
MiWPOETtit Z4GLEIL
limbo"kat Balmy, Comer Wailangtoa and Ewa
MOM* streets; atitystairr, Pa. Camas/41y- qv hand
the bll of
ZB.XAD,
Phnom vtiehing freak lnied will be vern4 every
bs bowleg theirneeios.evet resklehcovot.
the . Story offurretuvhotoptoeimi.
GIVE US. A -CUL.
gut and girt Vasuratta.
01 PIIILADELPIIIA,
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL
CHARTER PERPETUAL
Polley Holders every yea,
CITY OR STATE
Agent at Gettysburg, Pal
Near the Diamond
Powders,
gabintt eking.
IL Lott.
Berwick tp. Jatult Both
13411.-t,
lt Li w bort mere. i. Simnel
gaol, -1
CLUJ:ERRS,
CLAKZS.
141.1VHLJ% ,
greed gotta's.
L A
~,..... .... , :.
N 0 'T I C E .
I bare left my SALE NOTES with Maj. NMI
O. Cute. near Arendtatille, for collection. An they
fall due on the 'au day of Avast, and prompt pay
ment is dosired,periona Juthibled win call on 11114.
JOMI 1100NR.
July 21 .-3t
ICEgSE.—The following ap
-1 plic^tion s to keep a Restaurant , hare bean Al ed la
willv, with the requisite Lambe*. of doers, and
I be promoted at the Court of Quarlerileeslons, oil
I 4te artt Aronday of ..kspest, 1858:
D. A 8.0. LAWRENCE. Bloonpleasant township.! SAMUEL PlBllllll. A CO.. Gettysburg Borough.
I July 21.-3 t A. W. : 11 INTER, Clerk.
I[I. I SSOLUTION.
D
Notice le hereby Oran, that the partnership
between .1. 11. MILLIS and M.A. Kauai, of the Bor
ough of Llttleetown, was dissolved on the 16th day of
July, INS, so far as relates to the said J.
All debt. due to the said Bartnenthlp are to be paid,
and those due from the same discharged at Lit
town, to and by the Said M. A Kausa, where' the
Nonndry and Machine beslueas will be continued by
the said M. A. /LULU, under his own name.
J. R. MILLER,
July 24.-3 t N. A. KELLER.
•
OtICE.--,The account of JOHN
C. altt•T, ComutmMee of ROLM DILL/M, a La.
natic, as exhibited by Cyrus Diller and Isaac °nay
Administrators of John C. Graby, dedeased, has been
filed lu the Court of Common Pleas of Adams county,
and will be confirmed by said Court, on the 17M day
of August next, unless cause Ito shown to the con
trary•
J. A. KITZHILLER t
July 10, 1865.—...ne
Proth'y.
NOTlCE.—Letters Testamentary
on the estate ofJOM WILIOUT, late of Menalien
township, Adiuus county.Pao, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned, residing in said township,
they hereby give notice to all persons I ndebted to mid .
estate to make immediate, payment, and those having
dal= against the Milne to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
RUTH SI. {ARIGHT,
JANE?. WRIG If
July 10.-0 t JANE?.
RXECUTQR'S
sere Testamentary ou the estate of NATutsizt
()RATON, deed, late of Liberty township, Adams coun
ty,havingbecugrantedtothe undersigned, both of
Liberty township, they hereby give notice to all per
son. indebb-d to mid ...Mate to make Immediate pay
ment, and three having claitet against the same to pre.
sen t them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOiIN AIESSELMAN, Executor.
ANN 3IARIA GRAY:SON, Executrix.
July 10.—Gt.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.—T h e
nutieriiigned, Assignee ofJossru Cumr. and
Wirt of Idsville, Huntington townehip, Adams coon.
ty, Pa. , under deed of voluntary assignment, in trust
for the benefit of creditore, hereby gives notice to eIP
persons indebted to acid JOSEPH 11. CLINE to call and
make immediate payment, and thaws having claims
to present them to the subscriber residing in the
eame place properly authenticated for settlement,
°SORGE A.CLINE, Assignee.
July 1. -et
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
The nudersigned, appointed Auditor by the Or
phans' Court of Adams county to make distribution
of the balance remaining in the hands of JOlla 11212TE.9,
Em., Administrator of the estate of DAVID Sounetrou,
late of Tyrone township, Adams county, deceased, to
and among the parties legally entitled to receive the
same, hereby gives notice to all persons interested
that hu will set in the discharge of him duties under
said appointment at hi. Lance in the Ikaeugh of 0 ettya
bard, on IV. el tozday IZIIS cloy of ,fugust next, at
to oclock, if.
Jnty DAVID WILLS.
OTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
il [ration on the estate of SARAH Ilratts, late of
Adams county, deceased, haying been granted to
Itasar Fouur residing in Perry county, he hereby
gives notice to all persons Indebted to toid estate to
call and make immediate payment, and those baring
claims against tho same will present them properly
authenticated (Jr settlement.
L. McCoriat:our, Esq., Gett)stinrg, will settle all
claims against said eltate, as my Agent.
Jane - lIF . SRT FOULK, Admr.
- -
ABATEAIENT-SCIIOOL TAXES.
An abatement of FIFE rEg CENT. will ho al.
lowed on all School Taxes for the Borough of Gettys
burg, mseseed for the current year, which may be
paid to the Collector Wu. acme, or to tho Treas
urer E. el. FAILNESTOCIE, on or before the la day of
Aayttit hoot. By order of the Board,
B. WARREN, President.
J. F. McCatsus, Secretary. [June 17.-td
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
..L., tratiou on the estate flionir Btocnris, late of
Cumberland township, Adams county, Pa., deceased,
haring been granted to the an lersigned resoling in
the said township, he berLlty giros notice to all per-
sona Indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against theomme to pre.
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
DAVLD BLOCHER, Adner
Soldiers' • Discharges.
HAVING procured the proper Docket, I am prepar
ed to RECORD SOLDIERS' DISCHARGE.S, in ac
cordance with a recent Act of the Legialature of
Pennsylvania: Soldiers are cautioned against delay
in this matter. •
WM. D HOLTZWORTII.
Register & Recorder of Adams county.
June 10.—t f
DISSOLUTION.
The Partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm of tiIIEAFFEE
13ECHER, at Petersburg, (1 - .3.) is hereby dissolved.
All persona indebted to said firm will please make
payment without delay. Either partner ie authorized
to use the name of the firm In the settlement of the
business. Said dissolution to take effect from the first
day of May, MIS.
July 10, 18G8.-Itm
S HE R IF F'S SALE
In pursuance of sundry write f Pundit ioni k:sp man
and FiOri Paelal, issued tut u( the I;. - urt ..1 Common
rte.'s of Atlalus county. Pa.. anti to me till rct,d, will
be exposed to Public Pale: at the Court ((once, In
Gettysburg, on Slturd.zy, Srh day of A uglist nut,
eitiCcloc7:, F. M., the described K.I P.state,
♦iz:
A TRACT OF LAND,
situate In Botha tJwnsliip, Adams county, Pa., adi
jolninglands of I sane ?locker, Moses Ilaffensperger,
Jac.4 13aii,her, and others, containing
lvo Acres, more or lees, intrirored with a Twe-stnry
Stan, DWELL:NO , HOUSE, Stone Kitchen attached,
Bank Rain, Log 51 t, Smoke 'loose, Spring
other outbuildings; a serer-:ailing spring
of a ,ter near the buildin and an Apple Orchard,
other ft uit, oa the premise.. About 17 acres of
the tract are Woodland, heavily tindiersil; the balance
cleared and under I,nc,--trith a sufficiency of Mead.
cm - . Seized and taken in execution as the roil estate
of Fanny Wagoner.
ALSO,
A. LOT OF GROUND,
situate in the town of Fut B, rlin, A.!:uns county.
frr.nting i 5 feet ou /114 street, and runningback
to ~n alley 2u het north, ,eh,..ining the Harrisburg
real on the we,t, Ind J. Henry fhltn on the curt • itn•
Walt n large Tu ,44 , .ry Brick DWELLINCI
1101.75. F.,, with a One•st.•iy Grirk Bock Building at..
tacked. The house i, new Aul iu It business part of
tho town, and Is now occupied am a Brig Store.—
atot taken in execution as the real estate of
Dr. Jatil. A. Armstrong..
PHILIP HANN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Oflice, Ciuttylliurg, July 17.—ts
4Ten per rent. of the purchase -money upon an
'0,4 by the ;Iberia' !Oust be pant over immediately
after the proprrty is struck down or upon failure to
wntidy therewith the property will 1, again put np
or •.
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
Legate..., and other persana concerneJ, that the
Administration Account. hereinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphans' Court of A dela, county
for confirmation and a I loWitnre, on MONDAY. the Mb
day or AUGUST next, at 10 o'clock, A. Nt e •ic :
143. The fleet nod (loaf aecouat of Ileury J. Vyere,
Adanni.tratcr of Andrew Wulf, &rens/el.
144. First and final seeotint of John d. Brinkerhoff,
Executor of the last will and testament of Margaret
Brinkerhoff, tloce,srl.
145. The fret and until itrooura of John Wa:boy,
Troitee for the onto of :;.taco of lfenry D. Rex,
dereAsed.
rirmt and lin‘l a7,nnt of George B. Brandt,
Ey,nt,r of the lust Will awl trntatneut of Christian
)1111m, ,I,efiso.l.
lii. The secund and final :I,count of:Imola Frey and
Willi= foyer, Eneoutors of John George Kershler,
deceased.
143. The flnit and final account of Henry Bishop
and Henry linir,Lilinifitstrators of the estate of Adain
Spitler, deceased.
Tho account of Androw Polley, Guardian of
Henry Reuben Stallsintili, minor eon of Peter Stall
smith, deemed.
160. The first and Snot thol,oolll. of John B. Ghronia•
ter, Administrator Estate of Jocob L. °lmmolator,
late of Latittoire tser., deem:ed.
lot. The acconnt - of it J. blartin, Administrator
of the Rotate of .11...1ei Murray, Ilecoalied.
152. The fli sr i.ecoititt of it liJah Warren, Executor
of Rio will of I..mc Warren. Into of Houallen twp.,
deceaeid.
153. The first account of Ann E. Doke and P. D.
Dephorn, Ailelieistrators ofJolin Doke, deemed.
Thekkardianstsip account of Charles B.Wrlght,
Guardian at -crab Ann, 1.11. La W., and Albert J. Cook,
flack - , of the minor children tit Jesse Cook, late of De
nation WMtaLip. drreascil.
135. The Uo.irtilanaldp account of D. McConnugby,
Gnat,Mai of Martini J. C. Neely, oneof the minor
children ufJ. :Zoel7, deceased.
W. D. notzzwouni, Register.
July 17, 1863.—te
JURY LIST FOR AUGUST
GILA.ND JUICY.
CUIPOWftKO. Marital , ' Bally, ture.iten.
fluntington. iii Bochum:air.
flanitltenbrin. Ebenezer Maginiy.
Syron. Martin Itall'ensporzer.'
Monntplessant. Fruncit X. iitnith, John Rekenrode
Leyte Will.
Franklin. Isaac Bucher.
Krutillen. Nicholas Abel I'. Wright.
Gettysburg. John Caitr. of af., Janice J. Will..
Ikerwick bar. John M. Wulf.
Nit,thistown. Joseph Barker.
Weeltilton. Albert Storm.
Strabazt. Philip A. Myers. John Wertz.
Union. Jeremiah Uitt.
Comberlanil..• Francis Brow, J. Wohley Lott, Wm
4a ITN g...‘ t. JURY
- Gmeitysitarg. Aohort. Martin, John Winebrenner
PlitsboittaCOurf, Edo trt *achy, Abraham Stott,
W 1.111.1%. King. • • .
bl'oantjuy. bow Lightner, Peter Ontdortf.
o.lloWagO. Francis 0. Eneoringer, Oregoly DeUone,
John King. _
Cut:garland, John Hamilton, H. P. Bigham, Darla
W. Homer.
Berwick tp. Isaac Wolf. .
, Han:diem Nicholas Sioyhansh.
Hatter. David Bricker, leenc Shank.
Oxford. Alex. IS, liners, James F. ,Neely, Simon
Slagle.
Wading. J. Henry Myer', Thomas N. Dicks, Wm.
Jones..
Union. Daniel OeLleluttn. -
Yranklin. Capt. Judi, Mark, Mary Itlokley.
Tyrone. Llenre .7. 'Myers, George Hackie', John 1.
- Houck.
LThortr. Paxton R:Rey A. Roo Ranter, John Nun
nargaker.
Igitimure. Arnold gerdner.Jaeob P. Asper.
Mountplearant.: Jai/melt. 0 itt.
i Germany. tArnt R. Rudolph*, Wm. Hatter*.
! Huntington. EisS. Oyer*, Abraham Sheffer.
1 'Keegan:. Plehiinis Rodgers.
Strabsta. .Titeoltr Stag. &wand k Gilliland.
fiqrwlik hoe. *nary Nobler, Win. kifttlaisr.
flecniltonban. itutue O. Meope.Panbel.Altioeker.
•
cl , ".tere. Clamp Dakar.
July Itee4e .
NEW MAC-1-11J-NikloP,
•
T tHE
hunis deigned -villa attention
o' sew rs
Machhke Sh p op, at
Adams county, which be has pat u, at larg New e
ex°tilted,
with the dotartninutiou Mate,
mtjamloiy
work. Bo will thihtUltellite uariuulltioda of
AGEBRIMRAL MACHINERY,
etteh •• 'PLlRlddinfa.lllACMitltt, Ittittemmem
RAY Act and alit ha" BIJCIrRY/t
MOWCII. on hut. for sale.
All diecerptioh• B.ILPAMINGI donteprutptly mid
u cheaply as papal..
Ila haa la commotion* with him Machine Shan •
&TRAM SAW MILL, upon wild& ha will d• all Veda
of work la that Hue.
tl• &aka the publle to eon and glee Wu • triat, mod
he_puarauteee full satlafacttoir. _—
M 25, 16611.-41 m
GICIBMWB PATNNT asumoutarpra
GRAIN SEPARATOR,
CLEANER AND .RAGOKR,
With the latest improved Triple -gear
ed Horse Power, either Char or
This machine luis sacossefullycompefed with sighs
best of the diluent patented Grain seprettlint,
now bu thereputation of being the best
ever produced; in hot, theonty Separator ailjras.l
- ever been the public to give general satialutkm.
The machine Is conveniently arranged for hauling
and threshing, beingurmanently died on two wheds.
One man can easily move or shift it about, on that it
Is not halt the troubleon a barn floor as a common
thresher and shaker. It la also email, pat 111morit
lion. It is Simple easily managed, reliable, durable,
compact and cleanly to work by while In operating,
not making near the dust as the common macid or
other Separators.ste
Fanners can rest assured that this machine la be
humbug, and Judging from the high recontamination
of term er, that are using them we must ocone to the
conclusion that it is the very machine that ferment
want.
Th e following are a few of the permute who lave
used this machine, well known, and to whom the
public are referred for further Information:
Wm. J. Peter; Flora Dale, Adams co., Penal. .
Wm. Kohler near New Oxhii d". • "
John D. Plaits, " Oettyabnrir 11/
Henry Iliszbold, York Springs, 4 *
Daniel Patera, Benders ville,
Orders will be received by either 'of these gentle- "
men, as also by Hebert and Hoover, Bast Berlin, Pa.-..
For further Information address
ABRAM BIIREHOLDBR, Agent,
June 10.-.4131 Clearapring. York co.. Pa.
Conowago Phosphate.
T EM Conowago Phosphate to datelined to.stand
the head qt American Fertilizers. It has already
proved its SUPERIOR QIIALITIEIR. `and ample ref=
tilicates of its high merits willsoon be furnishes( to
the public. The proprietors will spare no means or
peel to make It a reliable and uniform article:- It
is superior to Peruvian Gonna, because It Is MORE
LASTING IN ITS EFERCT and EQUAL TO IT ON
TIIE ,NIRST CROP. It does not ovenstimnlato the
sell, as moat of the fertilizent In the market do, and
leave the land after gathering the first crop In a
worse condition than before using It, but It remains
an active fertiliser in the soliLand continue. year af
ter year to show !Welton every crop that is pat in
the land.
The Conowago Phosphate contains a lugs/ percent.
ago of Ammonia and Phosphoric acid, which ars es
sential elements to vegetable hod. They eitherenter
directly into the plant or prepua the alkalies In the
soil to do so. The base of the Conoerago Phosphate
8 PURE RAW BONE, completely and thoroughly
dissolved without the ume of any vidatile agent.
One of the great advantages of the Conowngo
Phosphate is that it will dlmolve the rand in the soil
and ea the silica free to be absorbed by the grow
ing plant, which Lea vary important ingredient In
giving firmness and strength to the stalk cud grain.—
/I mill prevent the falling sat lodging of crops that
are forces up by a wet and warm season, acid will
greatly facilitate the ripening of the grain and secure
ti against the rust.
Agencies are being established throughout the
country wherever fertilizers are sold. We are not
afraid to place it beside th• beet in the country.
Let all the farmers and planter) makeup their
winds that they will try the Great Conowago Phoss'
phate this fall.
Price fifty DoMars per ton.
BENSON t mAua, Proprietors.
igS,The Conowago Phosphate being made rely
line, tad thoroughly distlutegrated, make. ft eon
voniont to nee In the drill. and mixes more freely
with the soil. All farafkri; know the advautitige of
fine lert liters. Jcne 17,11468.—i(
J. 11. SIIIRtMAN'S
REAPERS & MOWERS
LTA VINO been agent for this machine but treason, I
./.Inbo ofter It to the farmer this season. It is well
known, having taken the premium at the Bender..
silk Fate, also at the Gettysburg Mowing Match over
graven others, which were conaidered splendid ma.
chines. and likewise at the Dilleburg Mowing Match.
II .vitig concluded not to oiler any machine that will
not give entire satisfaction, I have refused agencies
of e -semi other machines, and now offer this ono es
TILE MI AT MACHINE OF THE SEASON
Haring tried one myself, I know exactly what It will
do. I could refer you to scores of fanners who have
purchased machines of me, who are highly pleased and
say this Is the only machine they would use.
Extras always ma hand, and repairing d , ,ne here at
my place. This Is a great consideration—tbe machine
can he repaired at home immediately, and with much
Ina tots.
IX C. SIICAFFER
11. W. BECKER.
Another great earing La the BISDIR whirls is at
tuned to this celebrated Reaper and Iffbeeer. It Lax
been thoroughly tried, and given entire satisfaction—.
Pion ung nu harreat band except a driver. This
❑finder can also be •ttachet tb the itespere which
hare been sold; bat cannot be attached to auy other
machine except Sii i rroten.7.
I bere refer youto ii few farmers, in d Mortal
localities, who have !Aught and used these coachiaaa
Michael Piece!, /Stephen filettistr,
Moore Hartman, Mr: Sterner,
Joseph Wierman, Mr. Linn,
Ulrich Jaeolta, J. It. Hershey
Jacob Hartman, D. B. Woodbury,
Jacob Lamas,
with others, too rimer-As to mention.
TLls machine lase a selPralte, side delivery, and
Is warranted to do its work as &base recommended.
Also on hand, SIIIBEII A IS'S tiELFAMSCTIABGINI)
11012.31? BARR, a 0 rat-rate article, which we will mil
at the lowest possible price. Warranted to give satis
faction. Also the COLUMBIA RARE always on hand.
Machines can be seen at my house, three mile, south
of Gettysburg, or at Mr. Conrad Bnyder's Battlefield
IloteL LEWIS A. BUSIIIIAN,
Jorie 3.— tf Agent.
17 .1,1,tiABLE PROPERTY AT.
PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned offers at Private Sale the Yarn, on
which ho now resides in Butler township, on the
road leading from Dell't Mill to Middletown, about
1 mile f. out Aratultsv tile, adjoining lands of John
Hanes, Wm. Taylor ' and altars, and containing 100
ACES, more or l ee.. The Traprovernenta consist
01 a two-story LOG WEATILIiItiIOAKIAID•LiKKLIe
INO with a Kitchen attached, a good trams Bank
Barn, Carriage House, Shop and Spring House, and
other outbuildings; a good well of water near the
door, soda running Spring is the Spring Rouse; a
thriving Orchard of A pple undall kindsof choice fruit.
The property In in good condition the land In a Ono
state of cultivation, and the buildings In thorough
repair—the dwelling being sufficiently large to ac
commodate two families. About IS Acres aro In
wood Meadow, and about 25 Acres In Timber. It
lies on the Cooowngo The location and surroundings
snake it a very ilealnib le property.
Persons wishing to view the premlaca, or ascertain
terms, will apply to the subscriber tesldirt thereon.
June 24.-2 m DANIEL ARIINDT.
At FIRST CLASS FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE,
it 113 two miles of Gettysburg, on the Har
risburg road, with all necessary improve
ments, and In prime order. I will sell from
100 to 160 Acres, to suit purchasers. Terms
reasonable. For further Information, apply to
W.M. WIBLE,
Gettysburg, Pa.
Sept. 18—tf
TO PROPERTY
THE undersigned offers at Private
Bale, the old DOBBIN DWIILLINGIO4 the Jetic ,
lion of the Taneytown and Rmixtittiburg roads, In the
borough of Gettysburg. The house Is stibetautially
built, of stone, and rentable twelve large rooms.—
here Is a atroptg, sever-felling Epee( of drat rate
water in the bategterri and 1% Acres of land °mime
ad with It. The location is a very pleasant one. and
with a little additional matey this coahl be wade ens
of tho most coutihrtable and deal/able banal ie the
borough or its vicinity. •
N0v.13,11,0f-ti
VALUARLE PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE ELALE.
The undersigned oiersat PthniCsi, We the desirable
property, situate in Freedom ,township, on the Nit
mittsbarg road, near biotite., Tavern, containing 30
ACRES, more or Mos, improvid with a Miro Sot-
PRAME DWELLING and Reek-building, Log Brun
sad other ontMarldingkon Orchard Or choice Mal
all kinds, a well°, good water aullTmieut to lb* Jeer
and other improvement. The land is In good order
and the locative a destrabi• one for wore or maellao
ical business. Any person desiring to view the pm*.
isodi will call on H. 11. JACOBS, reidding' WIN
adjoining property of Hobert .bicUurdy. TM= reas
onable
June 17.--3 m StaZA MI JACOBI
NVESTERN PRE-EMPTIORLANDS.
I hare on land • few TRAMS of No. I
second band, preemption Leads located near Rai I
roads, °minty Towns, Ac., In well settled aelialtiir
liooda whkh I tlll mit, or asslisami ai a ler lido*
for loud Distate In Adam. anent],
. 41170.
yeb.x.,l26B.—ef
lOtawattoglutlttp, at.
H ARDW A RE
♦ND 0 I.OOIZIN
R II V r o hear there her eine t returned Prom the dale*
with en inuneure aupply or riAItDIVARX QV°.
ORRIKB, which they're offering at 0.14(141 staid
its Baltimore 'tree; at prices to suit sb• thew. 01111.
atozk eousiste in part of
• arpent er's Tool s .
illatikemith'rteole,
Oeaok/Indlsig
•
Shoe ?Indio's, -
Cobloot Moksr's Tools,
Vlonsakoortes Ti startle
Alllllnde Of itballiti
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OR o cxx tza 07 4%L KIN
"0114Psinte.te.olea. thereta•eartielel
the /overall department , naeuticuadeboys.
Can be bed at thin Store. Kvery diesel' itt te s
ea be seenonmetatad bore trltit tents 1 11 . 1hlialleil,
and iloneakeepere can dud cetCery artte tit tbiat
Uno. Give uescall as ssooSsiOripossw t o i.it u di nv
brood' isoniathst hosiss..o,telsaspots, . .
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Belt.
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PaILPAIIXD By
C. W. BENSON, Ar, D.,
LITTLEBTOWN, PAS
.ettt otirtt cfaito.
A. DESIRABLE
AT PRIVATE SALE
JOIN IIZTP.
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