The star and sentinel. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1867-1961, September 10, 1869, Image 3

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• imdersigned has , leased the
arißieitat ea the conker firetrit ton street and
firood,Goitylburg,Pa.;aadwill) e rry on tb
in & Produce Business
•
tebrimehes The
ay
highest prices willatwe
. par wbeet,Rpe,Oorn, Otte, Olowerand The
•e, Flaxseed. sumac, By sad Straw> Dried
lints,Boap,lliuns,Shozildera and Elides, Pete.
Itb everything else In the country produce
ROCERIES
OF 4 A L KINDS
$I for gala, . Sagan ?dolmas. Syr.
W.Jilffieesl. - Cheese, Vinegar, Soda,
, 11 1=
eta. Blacking. Soap,
"l hel.
Solkoatiod N , Tar, tc . FISH of all
AM frig and Chewing To-
Itt a . o .44 , aoppiza drat rate article
fkltida o I Vied.
,Gronad Plaza/it withGnanoeand otherfertili-
CO.& L. by tbfAtabel,ton orcarload.
111 also fain e
•
E of FREIGHT CARS
1.65 North noward street, SALT I IIOB.II. and
Mark vi street, PHILADELPHIA. All goods
• eftherplace will be, received and forwarded
Ur !roods should be marked "CRIMP
JOIIN CRESE
19=E1
7. Z. RMS. RM. J. rinu
sepij Wible. & sons,
uce Dealers, Forwarding
Commission Merchants.
cut carnerof Raaroad and Wathingtors greets,
ETTYSBtRG PA
LIIIIST omit price paid for alikinds ofGrain and
•uotry Produce generally. The highest cub
aid for good Bay analtyeStraw. Wewill keep
tly on hand for sale all kinds of
I' 0 C R TES
Sugars. Coffees. Tom 14 Molasses and Syrup, Tot
Soaps, Spices, and everything usually kept in
ry Store.
OF CART TO BALTIMORE.
II run • line of I to Baltimore weekly, to
rehouse of NM i.SON & CO., 128 North at.,
if franklln, for the transtkortationa of tOoda
y, leaving Gettyaburg.every Monday and re
on Wednesday.
est brands of Ftl/TILIZSRIB constantly on
r secured at short notice for those ordering.
9,1E439.—tf
MOVAL.--The undersigned
as removed hi. PRINTING OFFICE from the
tolbe corner of Railroad ■od Washington
where be will be pleased to meet hie old
nil patrons
9.—St
J. E. ITIBLE
EW FIRM.
E. ECKENRO.DE
ken the Warehouse, 'lately occupied b
ann, at ()mate Station, on the line of th
urg Kallruad, 2 miles from Ilunteratown, and
in all kinds 01
rain and Produce ,
he highest market price. I will also keep
tly °upend for sale •II klndeof
ROCERIES,
.ugar.slol ;Syrups, Teal. Ac., w ith Fa/
Is. Tar. Soaps, Bacon and Lard, Tobacco., As.
;bust brands of FLOUR, with FEED of al
SO, Coal.
tfully solicit the patronageofeur friends,
Ite the public to call and examine my stock
A.R. ECILENRODE
BIM
NIEL GULDEN ,
DEALER IN
Goods / Flour / Grain ,
roceries, Lumber, Coal, dco.
• nderilrned k eel) Iwo hood, at his Warehouse,
.n ao"Gladen's Station," In Strohm" town.
h In•ofth ea ottyaburg RoiltOltd,kll kinds
GROCERIES,
Sugar. Coffee. Molasses. Spices. Sc., with
.01l..Tobaeco, Bacon . Laid, go. Also,
UMBER AND COAL,
Building Stuff, Shingles Laths. Stove and
ill Coal. Also. Guano, and a large aasort-
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps
.ds,whieh he/ prepared Lomeli at. thelow—
°pays the hlithett market price for Iflootr..
re, Oats. Buckwheat, Clover an Timothy
otatoes,hc.,or willreceiteand for d
ward tie.
•arketen commission. Rersapectfully sake
land thepublictogiT P him e call. "
1.1867.-tf DANIELOULDEN.
PORWA It DING
COAMISSION ROUSE.
TING purchased the extensive
•how., Cars, to., of Cala &
igned Intend to carry on the business, un
•• of Braea■ k Co., at the old . stand on
of Washington and Railroad streets, on a
.
• lye scale than heretofore.
• lar line of freight Cars will leave out
every TUESDAY NOON, and accom
tralei will be inn as occasion may require
rrarrgetnent we are prepared to convey
t all times to and from Baltimore. All
f this kind entrusted to us, will beprompa
to. Our cars run to the Warehouse et
.t Sons, 165 north Howard street, B&W , -
lug determined to pay good prices, solD
• deal fairly, we invite everybody to give
WM. M.BIOHAM.
A LEXANDER COBILW
.ILMEBBIGHAM.
P 1 !L
ERT M'CURDY,
DEALER IN
, GRAIN, GROCERIES, &c
GETTYSBURG, I'ENN'A
der•lgaad le paying at his Wars-bowle,in
Is meet, •UJoining Buebler'a Hail, the
rites for
WHEAT. RYE, CORN, OATS, BUCK
AT, CLOVER ANDTISIOSIIP-SEZDS,
POTATOES, Ac., Ac.,
os producers toirive him a callbefore selling
e pas constantly on hand for sale,
GE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES,
B yrups , Coffees,Btigars.Ae.,with Salt Fish,.
deeps, Baconand Lard, Tobaccos, Ao. Also,
audsof FLOOR, with 1 , 1;11D of all Umbr
as has
AL VALUABLE FERTILIZEkS,
anific Guano, Rhodes' Phosphate and
°Guano.
he pays thehighe■t market prices torah
he •ells at the lowest living profits. He
re of public patronage, resolved to give
ninevery case.
ROBERT MeCIIRDY.
1869.—tt
ireet attention to .Wanamaker
lee advertiscmet. The Largest
g House in Philadelphia.
WANANA KIM et BROWN.—
..1110'B Ak BOYS' CLOTHING.—
rangiug at every price, cut to every style,
or made to order. B.X. corner tiI..XTR
• II Streets,
$26 SPR.OIO OVERCOATEL—MeIton,
Silk sized, Panay Cantimere,
, Beavers, ac.,largent variety in tb• elty.—
L, - BIXTLI and MARKET Sta.
-- $l4 - D 88121146 BUITH, BOTH Foreign
and Domestic Goods, excellent
E. corner SIXTH and MARKET Bogota,
, WANAMASER t DROWN.
TO $6O DRRBI3 SUITS OF ALL the de
alrable sty lee, suitable fur any cm-
A RAMA MLR & BROWN, SIXTH. & MAR.
$2O BOYS' SUITS FOR SCHOOL Rome
and Drees—west sles sad beet
di NANA ld AIC ne
RR At BROW ty N, LABOR
*0 HOUSE, SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
i 23 BOYS' and YOUTUV OLLIMER
FILLDS la great varIety.IVANA
BROWN, SIXTH tad MABJCZT streets.
$21.0 stineTs. UNDERCLOTHING
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS of
Cat mall advance on coot, WANARAXER
OA li Ff ALL,GREATOLOTHING HOUSE,
• d MARKET Streetc
lytn
NTY TREASURER
INDEPENDENT VOTERS
F ADAMS COUFTY.
solicitation of a number of pro
'itizetui of the County, I hereby Pre
name as an independent candidate
, ftlce of
':TTY TREASURER.
I - pleage myself to discharge the
th fidelity and impartiality.
SAMUEL DEIIEtST.
semi, Pi., Aug. 20.-td
AAC 8. SrATIFFER,
HES &JEWELRY,
NTH mop STREET, carner orobiTy,
PthLADELPIIIi.
ed Waitima, Janaky,Elilvar and Plated
War, coastattly on hand.
og of Watches and Jewelry promptly
(Ana; /869.-/y
Zile
Getty abuss., jrrfd y, Sept- 10 . 1549.
Stephen Wit)le intends building
two-story brick dweling Muse ob Carlisle
street.
ogr •Ittr.,prneat Lagsrde, late of Peters
burg, Vg., hair -been elected Professor of
Modern Languages in Mount St. Mary's
College, at Emm ittaburg.
pir-Rev. E. S. Coo&, late of the Theolo
gical Seminary at this place, has accepted
a call from the Mission Lutheran Church
at• Newton, lowa.
POTATOES.—Mr: Jacob Cauffman, of
Hamiltonban township, sends us some
fine specimens of California Mercer Pota
toes, weighing from 11 to 2 pounds each—
one being 8.1 inches long,
SALES.—Persons desiring to purchase
Real Estate should consult , the columns
of the STAR AND SENTINEL. and 'those
having comfortable homes or lands to sell,
will find it the best advertising medium in
the county.
BASE BALL—A match game of Base
Ball was played at New Oxford on the
28th ult., between the Juvenile Clubs df
New Oxford and Hanover. The game,
which was closely contested, was won by
the Htmoverians.
A.RRASTED.—A man hailing from
WlTodsboro, Md., named Levi Fogle, was
arrested last week in Littlestown, and
committed to the county jail by Justice
hicllvaine, on suspicion of,having stolen
a set of new buggy harnetis.
DISSOLVE ).—Messrs. Soper :and Mc-
Cartney have dissolved partnership, Mr.
McCartney taking the establishment in
his own name. He Is a young man of
energy and courteous manners, a skillful
workman, and merits a liberal custom.
NEW LAMP POST.—The Town Coun
cil have ordered a new Lamp POU to be
put at the intersection of East Middle and
Stratton streets. If the Gas Company re
fuse to extend their pipes to that point,
coal oil will be used. A light is badly
needed at that point in dark nights.
PIC NlC.—The Presbyterian Sabbath
School of this place, with many members
of the congregation, and the children of
the Orphans' Homestead, had a pleasant
social Pic-Nic on the line of the Gettys
burg Railroad, near Hanover, yesterday.
The weather was propitious with a cool
and bracing atmosphere, and everything
passed off pleasantly.
- .
. FOR SALE.—S. B. Row, Esq., offers
for sale his residence on Chambersburg
street. It is a two story brick, with back
building, furnished with gas, good water,
fine fruit, &c., and all in prime order. It
is in every respect a desirable residence,
and worthy - the attention of persons wish
ing to secure a pleasant home.
By-the-way, we are reminded of some
specimens of choice Peaches exhibited to
us by Mr. Row last week, which surpass
in size and beauty anything we have seen
this season.
WEST PENNSYLVANIA SYNOD.—
The West Pennsylvania Synod of the
Lutheran Church will meet in Gettysburg,
op Wednesday evening, Sept. 22. The
Synod at one time embraced the territory
of Pennsylvania west of the Susquehanna
river, and hence its distinctive name.—
Three other Synods (Central, Allegheny,
and Pittsburg,) have since been organ
ized, and the West Pennsylvania now
extends only over four counties, Adams,
York, Cumberland and Franklin. There
will probably be about forty ministers
present, with a corresponding number of
lay delegates. The Synod will hold its
meetings in St. Tames' Church on York
street, and will continue in session about,
a week.
THE A DVANCE. —This journal, which
Dr. BusurcEm. pronounces "one of the
ablest,beat, and most outspoken religious
papers now published," enters upon its
third volume this week, and celebrates the
event by several marked improvements.
It appears iu a new dress of type, begins
the regular publication of Rev. HENRY
WARD BEECHER'S Sermons, and adds
several new names to its list of contribu
tors, among theui that of Hon. HENRY
WILSON of Massachusetts, who in the
current number discusses the problem of
of Chinese imigration from the standpoint
of Christian statesmanship. The publi
cation of Beecher's Sermons in the AD
, VANCE will prove an admirable feature of
an already admirable paper, and attract
many readers.
The ADVANCE Is published at $2.50 per
year by THE ADVANCE COMPANY, 25
Lombard Block; Chicago,
GRAPE GROWING.—There are none
of the small fruits more luscious and
healthy, nor more easily grown, than
Grapes; and yet none more generally
neglected. Requiring but little attention,
and generally yielding plentifully, there
A is not a_garden in town or country 3vhere
Grapes should not be found. We have
often wondered that our Farmers espec
ially overlook the Grape, when choice va
rieties can be so readily and cheaply se
cured from Nurseries close at hand.—
Besides beautifying the premises, when
trained on arbors or trellises, the fruit is
a luxury , and the product profitable.
These thoughts are suggested by the ad
vertisement of Mr. ROBERT SHEADS, of
this place, in to-day's issue, who has been
giving special attention to the Grape cul
ture in his Nursery on Seminary Ridge,
and , who has for sale a large number of
vines of the very best varieties. We have
seen and eaten Mr. S.'s Grapes, and can
cordially endorse them.
[Communicated.
Masses. 14nrroes :—I wish hereby to
inform the 'readers of the "STAR AND
SENTINEL," that two potatoe vines grew on
the farm of Joseph Cline, in this county,
one of which was eight feet five inches,
the other seven feet ten inches in length.
It is unnecessary to say that they are of
the true "Geary" species, from the fact
that if they belonged to the "Packer" tribe
they might have got . a ducking in the
"Lehigh," which would have spoiled their
growth. G. A. C.
IDAvxLLE, SEPT., 2, 1869.
(For the Star and Sentinel
TRIGONOMETRICAL. QUESTION
There is a certain right-angled triangle,
whose three sides in one sum expressed
measure 480 perches; the excess of the
longest or hypothen use side is SO perches
more than the shortest of the ether two
right-angled sides. What is the length of
each side? G.
HARBLSBUIIO PA. SEPT. 1.
ATTENTION FARMERS.—Try the
celebrated Patent Elastic Rubber lined
Collars, Saddles and Pads. Warranted to
prevent horses from galling and to
heal up under work horses already galled,
if properly fitted ; and sore necks and
backs are kept clown with cold water and
Castile Soap, or nopay. For sale by J. W.
Criss, manufacturer's Agent, Gettysburg,
Pa. Sept. 10-tf
What's the nse of saying Cattirrh
cannot be cured when Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Itertihdy Is so sure and positively certain
hat the prpprietora offers $5OO reward for
case of Catarrh whiPh he cannot curq.
A full pint of the medicine is made by
dissolving one ft:ty cent package of the
powder in water. Sold by druggists, or
send Sixty Qarits to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf
falo, N. Y., for a package by rnaiL It
A coNVENIENCE.;-We understand
that arrangements have been made to es
tablish a Baggage Depot in this place
" which will be under the charge of respon
sible parties. Passengers arriving in the
trains Can leave their cheelyi at the Ticket
office, and their baggage will be delivered
wherever ordered. Persona *lending to
leave in the cam can have their baggage
called for at their residences and deliver
&Übe depot.
mut
atilt I.
100-We know there are many who scoff at'
laugh at, and who designate every adver
tised remedy-as "Quickery," "Humbug,"
and pronounce them worthless. Such
terms cannot be truthfully applied to the
medicinal remedies of which Dr. H. T.
Helmbold, of 594 Broadway, New York,
is proprietor. His "Fluid Extract of
Buchu," alone has stood the test of science,
and yet proved valuable. It has been
subject to the severe criticism of eminent
professors of pharmacy, and none of such
there are but will pronounce it an excel
lent article,"While many there are who
freely rceommend it as a curative agent
for all diseases of the kidneys and urinat
ing organs ; in addition to all this, It has
been a qttarter of a century in existence,
yet its sale is constantly being increased.
There are numberless concoctions called
Fluid Extract of Buchu, hence our friends,
in buying, should be careful to ask for
and get none other than Hembold's. Dr.
Helm bold's drug and warehouse, at 594
Broadway, N. Y., is one of the lions of
that gay metropolis. Such of our friends
who may be there sojourning should not
fail to visit it. We can assure them a
kindly welcome from the Doctor and all
his courteous employees.—Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin. It
CAUTlON.—Extended success in any
department of businetts justly awakens
competition, and owing to defective men
tal and moral structure, often begets envy.
Now these are to be expected and may be
met with energy and determination ; but
not unfrequently the bounds of legitimate
rivalries are overstepped, and base, un
scrupulous men stoop to use the patron
age of others to further their nefarious
purposes. With the assistance of science.
and by means of industry and honesty,
In providing a potent remedy, Dr. Stm
ver's Old Standard Tonic Herb Bitters
have attained unparalleled celelirit", hav
ing been befoie the public for the last
thirty years.
Wherever they have entered the sick or
complaining household, their effects have
even exceeded expectation, and so far sur
passed all vice have ever claimed for them
by circular, card, or otherwise, that the
public confidence in the medical qualities
of the Bitters is unbounded. We do not
fear the. competition of the empirical
throng who attempt to_ palm off remedies
upon the people, which are not scientifi
cally compounded, and are destitute of
available qualities. Their empiricism will
be discovered in the end, and the ineffi
ciency of their preparations found out. We
would rather be envied - for merited suc
cess than despised for failure, however
ungenerous it may be for man either to
envy or despise. Against another and a
worse claw. of individuals, we are ftmeed
to take action. We allude to those who
take advantage of our popularity, and at
tempt to gain public favor and confidence
by counterfeiting JO Old Standard Bit
ters, barely imitatifig the label, or making
other approaches to its preparation calcula
ted to deceive, and as a matter of course,
in so far as they succeed, to bring our ex
cellent Tonic-into disrepute. The public
ate hereby warned against , all such im
itations: In -order to further protect
ourselves, and save the afflicted from im
position, we have.concladed to change our
Label so as ever hereafter to sustain our
indentity, and keep the reputation of the
Old Standard intact. We incur great ex
pense by so doing, but the end warrants
the means. The new label along with the
caption, directions and neat ornaments
tion,will present an excellent steel portrait
of C. H. liryder, the seuior member of
the firm. This will be the badge of its
genuineness, as well as a guarantee of the
quality of the Bitters. The label will be
duly copyrighted, and thus placed beyond
the reach of counterfeiters. By no fault
of ours shall the public confidence ever
be abused or the reputation of the "Old
Standard" be allowed to suffer. None
genuine unless signed.
Aug. 20.-2 m
LOST—A small Gold Necklace on
Washington or Chambersburg street,
marked S. E. F, The finder will be liber
ally rewarded by returning it to Fahnea
tock Brother.
PRACTICAL BANKING constitutes a
part of the regular course of study at the
Iron City College. For Circulars giving a
full outline of the method pursued in this
important part of a Business Education,
address the Principals, Smith et Cowley,
Pittsburgh, Pa. it
IMPROVED MORNING GLORY.—
The famous Morning Glory Stove, so pop
ular as a parlor and office stove, has some
times been objected to for use, in cham
bars and by families needing but ode fire,
because not adapted to beat water, sc.
This difficulty has been overcome, and
last Mondry we saw one of the improved
Morning Glories in operation at the Ware
room of Col. C. H. BUEHLER, on Carlisle
street, which seems not only to obviate
objections but to meet every desired want.
It is nothing more or less than the ordi
nary Morning Glory, with an Oven about
15 inches in diameter attached, and inge
niously arranged dampers by which the
heti/can be thrown around the oven at
plealture, and making it as hot as the
ovens of the bestcooking stoves. Water
cad be boiled, pies baked, and even meat
roasted as readily as in a cooking stove.
This contrivance, while preserving all the
qualities of the Morning Glory as a heat
er, adapteit for the sick chamber, or use
in small 'families requiring but little
cooking.
PRETTY WOMEN.—A comparatively
few'Ladies monopolize the Beauty as well
as the attiraion of Society. This ought
not to be so, but it is ; and Will be while
men are fooßati, and single out pretty
faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Ha
gan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the
Bloom of Youth and a refined sparkling
Beauty to the Complexion, pleasing, pow
erful' and natural.
No Lady need complain of a red, tan
ned, freckled or ruin Complexion, who
will invest 75 cents in Hagan's Magnolia
Balm. Its effects are truly wonderful.
TQ preserve and drew the . Hair use
Lyon's Kathatrect. Sept. 3-lw
'FOR RENT two &stable roosts on
Balttanweitnwt, near thW dloannat:
guar* at ibis Mies;
aalei et Real sad Perbasal Melata
We annex a` list of Sales of Real and
Personal Estate, to be Sound in our ad
vertising cob:mans :"
ii—Jew Wagoner, Butler, 20 Acres.
18—Pla'r of Babson Cigusgball, Straban, Zeal
and Personal latate.
,18,=-Joaapherore, Lattoorsolarmalcies,asd
Woodland S Acres WI Paribas.
18.—Ex'r of Frederick Yummy, Eloluitier, 101
• Acres.
" I.4—Darld Minoan's Executor, Gettiiburg,
Boum and Lot '
" U.—John Hoorer, Franklin, 180 Await "
Qct. 2.—Rein of Samuel White, Freedom, 127 Acres.
" 2.—Jesse Moe. Latimore, 92 Acres 124 Parches.
" 2—Ex.of Goo. Howard, Itonutplearant, Real
and pardon alty.
" S. Hamilton, 'Franklin, 900 Acres.
" -Toaxdol Golder'a 12zoentora Strobel', Realty!
and Pemany.
" 6-4Ohn Bolan, Hontington.l24 Aorta
" 14—Brocatrix of Jima Townsend, loadlag,lBo
Acres:
Bonner, York Springs, it Perms.
80.—Heirs of Egbert Eckert, Moantpleesant
185 Urea.
ROT. 6—Yawn. Irwin, Liberty, 426 ACTOL
AT PBTVATE BALI.
Theodore Bender, Cumberland, 116 Acres.
Abraham !Ickes, Straben 86 Acres.
Joseph Stockslager, Mountjoy, 83 Acres.
Ex'rs of John Miller, Heading, Two Farms of 160
Acres each.
Mrs. E. Minnie', Gettymbarg, House and Lot.
John Brinkerhoff, Straban, 125 Acres.
Geo. C. Outman, Gettysburg, House and Lot.
Henry Chron !arc, Bandon's Mill, Lumber.
Wm. S. Hamilton, Bn Ger, 165 Acres._
KRYDER & CO.,
121 North Third Street,
Philadelphia
[For the Stu & Sentinel.
immiminort.
Masses. &wrong shall take it for
granted, until the contrary be shown, that
the air , climate and sail of Adams county
are as healthy as on any part, of the Globe,,
of the same extent, and that the powers of
man, bodily and intellectually, may be as
fully developed here, and reach as great per
fixtion and capacity, as in any latitude or
longitude on the whole face of the earth.—
Talk of France, Italy , Fgypt, Palestine or
Arabian sands, for health, beauty or scenery
and purity of the air! Give to any or either
of them all that is due, and after all the
purity of atmosphere, freshness and beauty
of scenery, clear Aye,. bright sun-shines,
pure streams, green Meadows and fields,
general productiveness of the soil under the
best management of skilful and intelligent
farming, and health of climate, in Adams
county, are equal to the best of them.
Invalids or hypocondriacs emigrate north
and south for the benefit of their health.—
We do not deny, bat willingly affirm, that
change of scene occasionally is' beneficial,
mentally and physically, to the healthy and
the sick. It enlarges and liberalizes the
mind, and any real and substantial improve
ment of the mind will bring with it corre
spondingly improved health and vigor of
body.
Heretofore, persons of weak lungs have
sought the South in the winter season, to
guard against the severity of Northern cli
mates, and for the benefit of the air of the
South. The advantage gained is simply
from being more in the open air, where the
temperature is mild and where there is no
confinement in citre and ill ventilated
rooms, and where the lungs receive con
stantly and unremittingly the nourishment
their nature demands of unconfined ani
on
decomposed atmosphere.
In latter times we have seen northern cli
mates in pretty high latitudes recommend
ed for the same complaint. A physician of
Mackinaw, near Lake Superior, where the
winters are long and severe, some time ago
published letters recommending that region
of country in the highest terms, for persons
disposed to consumption. The air there is
spoken of as dry .- and healthy, and the
weather not subject to sudden changes. It
is not, therefore, warmth of climate that is
necessary, otherwise that cold region would
not be the place. A climate, where the air
is pure and free from sudden changes, is cer
tainly the most healthy, and if temperate,
the most agreeable, one might suppose.--
Still, storms and changes have their advan
tages, and when the lungs are seasoned to
them they do no damage. It is only those
who inconsiderately allow themselves to be
shut up too much in hot and badly ventila
ted rooms, who are in horror all the time of
the changes of the weather.
Let the lungs have the weather as it
comes, night and day, and they will laugh
at the changes. The whole secret of health
is not well understood by most people. It
ought to be by physicians and men of
science, and tolerably so by persons of read
ing and observation. Consumption is said
to be prevalent in the United States. The
bills of mortality certainly indicate that the
complaint makes fearful ravages in portions
of the States. The climate is charged with
being the cause of the prevalence of the dis
ease. We believe the climate of the United
States is as healthy as any of the European
counties. The blame lies with the habits of
the people, and not with the climate. We
think we may safely say, without fear of
contradiction by physicians, whose practice
and observation entitle them to know the
fact best, that consumption is but little
known among persons whose employment
is chiefly in the open air; who are actively
employed through the day out of doors,
though through the night they may unwise
ly shut themselves up in tight rooma.—
Consumption is chiefly confined to cities
and towns, and to persons whose employ
ment is within doors, who give themselves
little exercise in the open air, and who sleep
in pent up rooms. it in me neighborhood
of Mackinaw they live in log houses, such
as our healthy fore-fathers of Adams coun
ty were brought up in, with large open fire
'places, where cord wood was burnt and the
room warmed by a glowing fire on the
hearth, ventilated by the. chimney, and a
free circulation of air allowed ; and if they
sleep in rooms where the chinks between
the logs allow the freak .air, and even the
snow, to blow in—that climate will be free
from consumption so long as the people live
so. In modern times, our public buildings
and private houses appear to be built and
guarded on purpose to kill people ; as if our
rungs were not made to live on fresh air—
upon pure, unadulterated, nndecomposed
atmosphere. Go into our churches, meet
ing houses and court houses, when crowd
ed, with doors and windows all tightly
closed ; and the nostrils are assailed with an
atmosphere made up of foul breaths,• with
carbonic acid from decomposition by res
piration; and If the gas lights are in full
play the air is additionally debomposed.—
Those from without enter, perhaps, from a
cold, bracing, healthy atmosphere, fresh
and elastic, to feel suddenly half stifled by
heated and conglomerate gasses, poisonous,
inanimate, and lung and life destroying. To
be seated and remain is to become flush in
the face and to incline to drowsiness. The
deadly atmosphere is not so great but you
continue to breathe and live, but a screw or
two more of the vice might bring it to the
killing point, or "plant the seeds of pre
matue death," or to sleep might be the
sleep Of death. We heard ofa lot of calves
that Were smothered to death in a railroad
car, not long since, while at Harrisburg, on
this principle,—and we have heard of the
black hole of Calcutta. The crowd pass out
of this den in a state of perspiration, the
lungs relaxed, suddenly into a temperature
as different as one's Imagination - may choose
to make it. Nothing short of bad colds
and perhaps consumption follow ; and cer
tainly the latter must eventually be the re
sult, and is the result, of changes of the
kind frequently persisted in. These changes
are a thousand times worse than sudden
changes of the weather.
' Close rooms, private and public, are
where diseases of the lungs are bred. Give
the lungs pure air, night and day, and there
is no danger of consumptiqn, and nothing
of the kind is to be feared from sudden
- - -
changes of the weather. By exposing the
lungs to the weather they become seasoned
to it, and fit to encounter any and all
changes of temperature of the weather.—
Dr. Franklin always slept with his windows
open, and lived above eighty years, most of
the time in cities. We go for abundant
ventilation, night and day, in public and
private houses. J. B. G.
Do you want a nicesult of Summer
Clothing, or a cheap Hai or Cap, suited
to the season ? You will find just the thing
at Capt. Norris' Store, earner of the Dia
mond and Chambersburg street. The
Captain keeps always on band a fall as
sortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods of latest styles, and Self 3 at model
..ate prices. He just receive new style
of Caps, which are all Lim 1.1 .2 Ind going
off like hot buokwhe, - 23kes. Call and
see his establishment. tf
GRAPE VINIA S !
I aLyz NOW Row !for mAr.gr.r
10,000 GRA,PE VINES
ONZ [NO TWO Tll.lO 0/PKILIJDISO ;MUST
\„„,. TAM OP os PIE.
FOR SR
W . llO &SALE & RETATT,•
MIK% 011 . 161 a. 4111 1111,1* , 5%.0r6
ilnitOdt awdotiktiltmlitudisaliedierwtP'" = "
It Is yr, tholes aid will be sol Oa riminimiririseink
Adam. •
/14111114 r lOW*
Raltfutordp • di Produce 41seket.
_ - i 2lttai rdwisday Aldericiv..
SUP= nova, \ \ 600 . 41/ 625
Error:Fume, `...,,, 000 f 6,75
WartsWillem', ~.. 1 60 0 160
Rid. VIIIIir, - X1:10 0, / b 5
C O ZN, I\lB 0 1 24
Ilia, 1 16 0 1 18
OATS, 4B 40 61
TIMOTHY-61HD ' 8 ,7.5 0\425
CLOVHB-51.1111D, 8 12 0 8 4 4 1 -
PLAx-funin, ... 0 00 • 2 60
Saotrunse,
" Smut,
" liAms,.
LARD, ...
GOLD, Phila...
Gettysburg:Grain &Provion Market.
Osigyaborg, M4ay Jtorprini.
SIIPZB FLOUR, 6 00
Exmi nous, • 660
WEITZ WERAT, ,26 • 1 60
RID WRRAT, 1 .00 180
COIN, 100
RIZ, 000 @ 95
BtrOswifirAT, .....
TEMOTRY BRED,
CLOVER BRIM,
POTATOES,
Burma,
LARD, -
Esse,
BACON, Ham,
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" Eiffotrunst,
SOAP,...
TkLLOW,
CAsserr—WOLFF.—On the sth inst., in
this place, by Rev. W. R. H. Deatrich,
Mr. Benjamin Caosatt to Miss Lydia Wolff,
both of Gettysburg.
CRONE—CLEPPER.— At Abbottstown, on
the 2d inst.. try Rev. Dr. Hauer, Mr. David
Crone to Miss Sarah Jane Clapper, both of
York county.
00011—MAKINs.—On Tuesday the ith
inst., by, Rev. Prof. H. Louis Baugher,
James E. Cook, of Maryland, and Susan
M eking, of Gettysburg.
GRUBB—PAXTON.—On Wednesday last,
by Rev. W. H. Hillis, Capt. William C.
Grubb, of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss Sallie
Paxton, of this place.
STEFFY—WILSON.—In Littlestown, by
Rev. Father broacher, on the 30th ult.,
Mr. Frank Steffy, of Liltlestown, to Miss
Mollie Wilson, of Emmittsburg, Md.
WlLL—DOltskY.—On the 2d inst., In this
place, at the residence of Mr. William
Shaffer, by the Rev. W. R. H. Deatricb,
Mr. Emory F. li. Will, of Gettysburg, to
Miss Lile A. Dorsey, of Mechanlcstown,
Md.
Yosr--OwENs.—On the 7th Inst., by the
Rev. J. Bellwalder, Mr. Alexander Yost,
of Hanover, to Miss Mary Owens, of Mc-
Sherrystown.
Of - Obituary notices 5 cents a line of
all over 4 lines—cash to accompany no-
Meas.
CHRONISTER.—On the 28th ult., near
Hampton, Mr. Abraham Chronlater, aged
69 years 9 months and 5 days.
FREED.—At Abbottstown. ou the 28th
ult., Henry Clay, son of John H. and
Louisa Freed, aged 1 year, 11 months and
1 day.
FISSELL,—On the Nth ult., Elmer Em
ory, son of Emanuel and L. Caroline Fis
sell, of Menalien township, aged 9 months
and 2l days.
Oh, bow we miss dear Elmer!
His voice we no more hear:
He's gone to Jesus in Heaven,
And all the dear ones there.
HOFFMAN.—On the 23d ult.. Mary Ros
anna, daughter of John H. and Lucinda
J. Hoffman, aged 11 months and 23 days.
HAarrz.—On the 29th ult„ at Hampton,
Cora Elsie, Infant
,daughter of H. and
Adalade ilantz, aged 9 mouths and 20
days.
KINDI.O.—On the 30th u IL, in Conowago
township, John Kindig, Sr., aged 79 years
6 mouths and '27 days.
SALTZGIVER.—Ou Friday last; Michael
Saltzgiver, of Straban township, aged 83
y ears and S montns.
WtstEa.—On the Atli ult., near New
Cheater, Margaret Alice, infant daughter
of John Whaler, aged 6 months and I day.
New tilitrtistnituto:
ECTION.
E An L
Election ibr eleven Mangers of the "Ad.
em! County Mutual fire 'neurone*Company," will be
bold at Set ("maim tasiummeany to Gettysburg, on
Me n d n y, tike 27th day of September next between the
hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, P. M. Each member being
entitled to ass vote for each Policy held by hint.
u-The Executive Committee will meet at 10
clock, A. 11., of mid day.
Sept. 10.—td D. A. BIIIIHLILR, Secy.
N'OTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
tration °tithe eetateof 40011tBAUNOLMIUM late
ideuntPlearstat twp., Adams county, Pa., deceased,
having bens granted to the undersigned, residing in
mid township, he hereby gives notice to all persons
Indebted to said estate tomato Immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same to present
them property authenticated fur settlement.
B. N. HAGERMAN, Adm'r.
Sept. 10.-6 t
'EA XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Let
ten Testamentary on the estate of }lzmin
won, deceased, late of Freedom twp., Adams co.,
Pa., having been granted to the undersigned, residing
in Cumberland township, he hereby glees notice to all
persons indebted to said estate to make Immediate
payment, and those having claims against the same to
present them properly authenticated for settlement.
H. P. BIGHAN, ker.
Greenmount, Pa., Sept . 3.- 6t •
FOR,SALE ,
My Property on Cloionkrsincry st, Getlysburg, Pa.
THE HOUSE is a two story brick,
'• Gas In It. a Hydrant In the yard with good out.
buildings, chola. varieties of Grapes. Strawberries,
Blackberries, Itupberriee, Peach and dwarf Pear
Treason the lot. 8. B. BOW.
Sept. 10.—tf
WATCHES & JEWELRY.
WM. P. McCARTNEY
Wsairs to inform his Customers and the Public
generally, that having purchased the interest
of his Partner (L. V. B. Born) in the Watch and
Jewelry Store on Baltimore at., Gettysburg, ne will
spare no efforts to give satisfaction to all.
He hae.last returned from the City with a splendid
assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN AND SWISS
WATCHES. JEWELRY; SILVER. 7EA AND
TABLE SPOONS, FORKS; GOLD. SILT.
ER AND STEEL FRAME SPECTA
CLES; also, CLOCKS of Mc best man.
effecters., MUSICAL INSTRU
MENTS. VIOLIN ef G tilt- •
AR STRINGS, SCREWS
AND BRIDGES.
sap Watch and Clock Work warranted for one year.
Jewelry repairing executed in a neat and workman
like manner. (Sept. 10, 18e9.—tf
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In pursuance of a writ of Levert Teciaa, will be offer
ed at Public Pale et the Goitre Flows In Gettysburg
on Saturday. the tad day of October next, the follow
lag described Seel Ifatete. rlat
A TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Camberlend township, Adams county, Pa.
beginning at • post along the public road ladl e`
from Gettysburg to Taney town, at the corner of laud
of Wm. H. Dotterer,thenoe along Auld Teueitown rued
south to a post at • coner. of land of Peter Prey,
thence west along the lands of Peter Prey and Jacob
Benner to a poet, at the corner of laod of /scot, Ben
ner, on the Itauttittsburg road, thence along aid pub
11e road leading; from Gettysburg to Ernmittsburg
north to a post at corner of tarot of Wm. H. Dotterer,
on said road, theme along the line of land of Wm. H.
Dotterer east to the place of beginning --containing
SO ACRES, more, or leos—together with the appur
tenances- , • new one and a half-story Westb erboarded
DWELLING RODER, with Backbnilding attached, a
new Barn, with otlthr outbuildings; a well of water,
with a pimp in It, at the door ; a young Apple Or
chard, and other fruit, on the premises. The laud is
all undier good fence and good caltivatioa. - Seised
and taken in execution as the Real Estate of Paws
UMW.
PHILIP HANN, Ithiarifr.
Inastra Otece, liettysburg, Sept. 10.4, '
gerren per coot of the purchase mousy upon all
salmi by the Shotiff mut be paid over immediately
atter the property struck down or upon failure to
comply therewith the
sale. property will be again pat up
km
ARM AND MILL
The subscriber, Intending to milt tensing, offers
kis Tann lad ISM at wane Mb at Ms ism day qf
fttember. UM, at g Olga* Tim Farm cop
ula. lam Aollite, more or a lsm audit Mame on the
public , road from Little's:mu to Raualtsburg, 'Wise
west of Little town, and nearly on the mow of the
Railroad oat from Littlestoirt to Pf•derick:.,...ia
Ronal* liberultlp, Adams imenty, Pa, The tin
provementotiondet of . a large STORM MANSION,
with toccellept collar, and a orrer-faulas gorin g ma
wall with a pomp. near the dwaling, a large Stott
Thok Barn, SO feet. new Wavle Shed and Dorn Orbs,
Hog Pen, Blacksmith Shop, Smoke Rouse. Ice Roam,
and all secemetry out-traildlagei a small Stone
Hones; 234 stories high, at the mill . The RILL is
threes tarlet lower story atom, upper frame • ft in a
Mapping Min. coatalaing one parr choppers std eern
ember —Bawlllll and Bea. Km 'the latter Ificiag
sit stamper, The Saw Mill it hard to g in
cutting qualities, and splay* a y lare
The mills are la *rat rate repair. ver Theme is a Lime
Kiln In, good condition on the Stan, and. Uses
stale le/UM three toilet The land ts of good quality,
and has nearly all been noted twice, some pert al
team. Thera are about 18 scree* timber, nearly 111
Poottem lead—the timber, oalt, hickory. aid walnn
very ehrhia& „The Sum is Isid el lo sesomplent
aids, well Awnd watems4, he eek
„nearly through lb* aentes. Thantt m
is a pad"mamma,
:
Preleard., fa bearing 40803 / 0 4, amide" refithelf.
ties, Pearl and thaw on the fYra, A vile
growiwg mope will give ail the
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Aug. 27,,111f30 -2m
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- MARES CREEL
!% and 2 Incbal AIM PUNY.
%sad POP6II RUMOR
POPLAR 00ABITLINGI. •
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Oa TH1nt8p.4 . 7 . ; tA e 144 . 4 dap 4f OCI43BER,
The undersignellahtentrlx of the will of Alumi
TOWlatian, docrased la sooordance with said will,
will offer at Public Sale. the valuable Vann on
which she cow Mawr heteera hi te the heirs of
Janus Terwmend, dented fn g township, Ad
ams co., Pa., about 134 miles north of Hampton, four
mass tun York Sullatur Sipringe and 4 mils from
the Balthnore and Carlisle pike, containing 231
ACRES, mare or kn. This is oanuntraly known as
the "Old Round Hill Farm" Yt is moats of the
granite soil, has been heavily limed and manned,
and I. Ina high state of cultivation. There are about •
160 Acres of good !arming land, and 40 Acres or good
timber. - The than is well watered with springs and
.running,wster; '
a never-killsg spring of excellent
'star about 26 yard s
.14, turn the door ; also, another
• lu and strong spring about mile from the
hoe from which the writer runs to the house con.
tinually, forced by a hydrunlic Ram, which he. been
in successfal operation for over twenty years. There
tea tarrelof excellent water standing in the kitchen
all the time,, sitable for cooking or washing. From
the house thcarster Is carried by lead pipe to a
trough In the "ern yard, thus thrills/dog plant, of '
loner all the title for QI the stock. The buildings
are a large two-story STONE DWBLLING HOUSE,
a good sized Stone gern r a large. framed Stable with
ambling Ur 6 horses ; , ,,Hay Mows, Btrew Sited kc.,
Wagon Shed, Grain lids", Machine Hone, Shoo,
Smoke Moose, Spring House, Hog House and other
necerary 'beagle root--
There ie. 20:1 AppleOr Innen bearing order;
also,. Peaches, Peers, Plums, 0 lee, /in, in abund
ance. This desirable farm Is very, conveni ent l y kin.
ted in regard to Churches. School Bonen, Stores;
Grist Mills, Saw kWh, Blacksmith Qom Ac.
All persons desirous of purchasing Inch a farm are
nehectfolly invited to call and examine tor them.
selves. They will find Use represented. Terms easy
and reasonable.
&me very nue opeolmena of Magnetic Iron Ore
here been Gond on therm:
Also, at the mune tfme and Place, will be offered a
FARM Of 71 ACIRIM, adjoining the above, with good
Improvemecta.
Attendance will be given sad terms made known
on day of sale by
MARY T. TOWREIRND, Executrix,
Hampton, Adams co., Pa.
Sept. 10, 1869.-3m*
PUBLIC SALE
Ol VALUABLY REAL ESTATE
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale, on Satur
day, the 2nd day of October fiat, at 12 o'c/ock, 1., on
the premises, near Henry Knouts% about 200 ACRES
OF MOUNTAIN LAND, situate In Franklin town
ship, Adams ninety, Pa., on the read leading from
Milltown to the Chapel, about 24 mile. from Hill
town, adjoining lauds of,leirs of Thadlene Stevens,
Henry Erman, and ethers. - It ie covered with valua
ble YOUNG CHESTNUT TIMBER, of from 26 to
30 years growth, and thickly set. It will be - *old in
14 to 16 ACNE LOTS, to salt purclmert.
Attendance will be given and term. mad* known
on day of sale.
The undersigned also offers at , Private Sale, Los
/ARM ,In Butler township, 34 miles north weet of
Gettysburg. containing 166 AUREB, improved with a
two-etofy WEATHER•BOARDED DWELLING and
Btontlawittliiding, Out.kitchn, good Barn, Corn Crib
and Wagon Bhed, Hog Pen, and other outbuilding.,
two websof good water; • thriving young Orchard of
choice fruit of all kinds • about 20 Acres in Timber,
and a large proportion In Meadow. The farm is in a
good .atate of cultivation, and ounveniently located.
Persons desiring to new the premises can call on
David Harman residing thereon, or ackirem the under.
sicced at Gettysburg, Pa.
WM. B. HAMILTON.
JACOB MICKLiT, Audionar
Sept. 10.—te
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and wonderthl program in area part of this gn.t
wintery. New, hash, interesting and popular. /end
fbr circular. Enterprising men can learn of a nun
ay-making business by addressing PEOPLES PUB
LIEEING 00., 614 droh street, Philadelphia, pa.
O:U.BI:MN'S PATKRT
RED JACKET
Is betterlb an our regular ahaped Axes for these rea
sons: First—lt mite deeper. Seisond—lt don't stick
.in the wood Third—lt does not Jar the hand.-
7burtit--No time is wuted in taklag the Axe out of
the cnt. A/M.—With the same labOr you will do
one•third more work then with regular Axes. Rod
paint has nothing to dcrwith the good qualities of this
Axe, for all our Area are painted red. I r your hard-
ware store does not keep oil' v,‘• will gladly
answer inquiries or fill your am, ,•ct, or give
you the name of the nearest des,. ui. • keep. our
Axes.
LEPPINcorr it BA SWELL, ".
Pittßbnrgh, Penna.
Bole owners of C.lburti'm and Red Jacket Patents.
M USlCcoo3 Y o . l3 , l l .. G re L t e i t ca Dit lai l d d p eeiring to mm be l:
clans and Teachers in the aortaet
time and at the least posaible ex
pense upon the Piano, Barp, Organ
V ILE.
ft , Gnitar, win pies.. &PO., for eeta
logne to the Prumpai Mame Fair
Seminary, SaLem, Ct
Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
COLOAIT k CO'S
TOILET SOAPS.
[ESTABLISHED 180 d, NEW YORK.]
For the Delicate Skin of Ladies and Children.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
WA DAY for all. :Address A. J. ➢ULLASI, NTY
P LOY WENT that pays. For particulars, addreee
KI 8. M. BPiscznk Co., Brattleboro, Vt.
A SE YOUR DOCTOR OR DRUG , IIFT POE SWEET
./1. QUININE—it. equals (bitter) Quinine. Renew
tared by F. STEARNS, FARE k CO., Chemists, New
York.
TQE EATEY COTTAGE ORGAN Is the beet and
cheapest. Contains the latest improvements car
Bastatta and ron Johanatt. J. MEV A CO., Sole
Manurrs, Brattleboro', Vt
10,000 AUESITIS WANTED POP.
PRIEST AND NUN.
This most exciting and Interesting book by a
popular authoresr, li now ready, and those who wish
to canvass for it should apply immediately for cir
cular, (with stamp este Iseria,) eta tine territory desired,
experience, he. Agents wanted evely . where for this
and caber Sr - obelus books and engravings, by CRIT
SXNDXS & McK IN:11E1%1308 Chestnut street, Phila
delphia, Pa. (Sept. 3-4 t
itarriages, Aarntyo, at.
DAVIDAteCILEARY. JOHN P. McCREAILY
"Best always Cheapest.
THE Best and Cheapest,
SADDLES,
BRIDLA'A,
COLLARS and,
HARNESS of all kinds, in the County
are always to be toned at the old and well known
stand,Baltnnure st.,oppositethe Presbyterian Church
• (McCREARY'S.)
Our Riding and Wagon Saddles,
are the most substantially built and neatest.
Our Harness, (plain and silver mount..
edo are completeln every respect and warranted to be
of the very best material and workmanship.
Our upper leather Draft Collars,
CAS SOT ea SIAS. They are the best FITTING and
most durable.
Our Heavy Draft Harness,
are made to order, u -cheap se they eau be made any.
where and la the most substantial manner.
Riding Bridles Whips, Lashes, Draft
Mmes. Ply-neta and' everything in the line; Nolte
better or cheaper.
Our prices
bare been zreuezu to thelowestli ring standard.
A liberal percentage forcub, off all billeamounting
to $5 or more.
We work nothing hut the best of 'Wet aid will
warrant every article turned out to be in everyrespect
as represented.
Thankful forput (►tore we I nvi to attention to on
present stock.
ssj..o hrs. as • cal I sad 4.1/Mine PISCES ANT QIIALITT
Jai:1.29.1868.-s( D. hicCISILARY t 80N.
iIARRIAGE-MAKING RESUMED.
Ybe sear befog overzthe undersignedhave resumed
the
CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESS,
at thei r old stand, In Rast Middle street, Gettysburg,
where they are again prepared to pat up work In the
111013 fashionable, substantial, and superior manner.
A lot of new and second-hand
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. ac.,
oti hood, which they - will dispose of at the lowest
prices, and all orders will be supplied as promptly
and satisfactorily as possible.
ifrREPAIRING.EM
done with dispatch, ands: cheapest rates
A large lot of new andold HARNESS oa hand for
isle.
ThanAin' for the liberal patronage heretofore en
joyed by them, theysalicit and will endeavor to de
serve a large share In the future.
May 29.-tf DANNER * ZIEGLER.
Buggies and Carriages.
REMOVAL.
rilllfE undersigned bas removed his Carriage-mak
ing shop to tt e east end of Middle street, Getty,-
burg, Pa., where he will continue to build all kindsof
work In his line, via:
CARRIAGES, TROTTING & FALL
ING-TOP BUGGIES, JAGGER
WAGONS, &C., &C.
His work is all pat up of good material and by
the best of mechanics, and cannot fall to give antis
/salon. His prices are always reaaonable. He solic
it. orders, confident that he can please.
REPAIRLNG promptly Mine, at moderateratea.
W. K. GALLAGHER.
July 1, 18C43.-1y
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
JOHN CULP
TEPORMS hie friends and the public generally that
he has resumed the Harnese•making business, and
opened a Shop en Carlisle street, Gettysburg, adjoin
lug the Plusenger depot, where he will manufacture
and keep on hand all kinds of
HARNESS,
'BRIDLES,
COLLARS,
WHIPS,
LASHES.
PLY.NETH, de., to
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices. Also,
TRUNKS of all kinds.
REPAIRING and MENDING attended topromptly.
Having been working at ilia badness for= year., I
can guaranty the best kind of wort:, all being mad*
under my own superintendence. Give me ',call.
May 7,1169.—tf • ' JOHN GULP.
WESTERN
PRE-EMPTION LANDS .
HINZ ON; UMW • FEW
T R ACT.S
1, ' • "
!mond hand, Ore-emptiou Lands located near Rail
roads,ikmnty Towns, ite., in well settled neighbor
hood!, which X Will sell. 4 exchange at a tilt "tie
or Beal lataialn Adams aonnty,,Pa.
leb .1668 —t
f
FOR-SALE, •
r•ItDESIRABLE THEME-STORY
BRICK DWELLING Mg
Sa uot r oo 40 hot lot, with thowitaz,
Ilotk-tiolliDag, to Itst•cloos repair. two doer
so 1 1t4o3Ot•Ithlwt, wlll6e eoidow:00.
g onto _ . Rows,l3Antlr
•
WOOD FOR BALE,
800:00p13-0AJE,
200 If101(OftY
Af'D 42 1, Z. S Rif,E,l4l
!: - . 11 4 4 ° 1 -1V090) 4,414 " 111,4 , 81 aitt:'
efitifiFivklp -3 .•
?jai mit g'asaud Mts.
=I
17A.LIJABIat MILLS it FARM
• AT 117BLIV 84L.
The =heather' will offer at Public Sale, en &aw
-1 day, the WA dilly Arearniar lidoit.
P t 1 shisch.P.M.,
en the pranks., tier VALUABLE PROPERTY. sits
ated In Liberty township, Adams coutity;Peonst., 134
miles sonthesitt of Fairilekl, knows as the "COMPANY
ItlLLtaa The Penn animism 226.
ar
pe l f pabenpal land. adjoining dm tjar4dohelatl
er, Joseph Mickley, Casper Myers, and ether,.
he Improvements ere • large twoatory stone and
pert LOG novas, Skate Bank Barn, Wagon Shed,
Corn Crib, flog Pea. Smoke Zoos*, and other oatinma.
toss, with • well of water at the door. There are
shoot 125 Acres clear, 26 Acres is Meadow, and the
balance In Doe Timber. ooneistiog of Whits Oak, Wal-
nut and Hickory. There Is an orchard of choice
Irak tetudeting of Apple, Peach and Pear Trent.
The EMUS are on Middle creek, with endiclen t water
to ran the year wand. The 11111.hanso is 60 by 44
feet, three stories high, Stone; Power, two Ormshot
Wheels, 18 feet high, with two pairs of Bars and one
pair of Chopping Stour, and all the machinery and
fttures belonging to • Grist mill ind Saw milL—
There ars also on the premises • TINANT HOURS
and STABLE:, with. well of water at the door.
The above Mill and Saw mill are in • good neigh
borhood for Grata and sawing, Wise within no :mile
of Carroll's Tract, and one mile of Limestone, alto
sear to 8 shook, Churches and Markets.
Any person wishing to view the property can be
shown the same by James W. Irwin, who lives there-
Attendance will be even and terms made known
on day of sale by
Sept. arts
PUBLIC SALE OF
ANAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned. Administrators of the R e late of
Deem GULDEN. deeming!. will offer at Public Salo, ca
Tuesday. the lath day of October nest, at 10 o'OLooh. I .
N., on the premises, A TRACT OF L • ND. containing
about 314 ACRES, sad also the TRI-ANGULAR MIA
DOW of about 1 ACRE adjoining, between the Rail
road and turnpike, in Sustain townatdp, adjoiningthe
Mansion Farm of said deceased, on which is a large
BRICK WAREHOUPE AND LIMB HOUSE, with
Railroad Siding and Switch, Elackanith Shop, and a
new TWO-STORY BRION DWELLING, ,with a well
of good water—known Is "Gulden'a Station."
Also—A FARM, situated in
Shultz,tplasanttown
ship, adjoining o f John George Gulden,
Henry Semler, d others, containing about 40
ACRES, having a led on It a new two-story LOG
HOUSE. with Kitchen and outbuildings, and a Frame
Bank Barn.
Also-2 Right-wbsel HOll7Bl CARS, In good run
plug order.
On Turiday and Wednesday /settings, Oct. 5 and
will be sold at Auction , a large stook of STORE
GOODS, at the Store be the WareaLuse above refer
red to, consisting of all Mad of Dry Goode, Groceries,
Queens...ire, to., the anction commenciog at early
-
Attandancewllf be given and terms made known
on day of sale by
Sept. 3.—t.
PUBLIC SALE OF A
VALUABLE FARM
The undersigned will sell at Public Bale, as Melees
day. the 6th day of October mad, a/ 12% o'clock, P
=Abe premises, hie VALUABLE PARAI, situate In
Huntington township, Adams county, Pa., on the old
Speekman road, IX mile., south of Wierman's Mill,
on Bermudian creek, containing 124 Amu, mare or
less, adjoining lands ofJohn Knob, John Howe. Jacob
Hersh, add others. The Impmvements consist of a
new two-story BRICK DWELLING, with Basement,
containing nine apartments. a new Bank Barn and
other outbuildings, three thriving youngOitCHARDS
of choice fruit, In good bearing order ; a good Well
and Boring of Water convenient to the House; stand
ing water at the buildings and in the Adds. About
12 Apcnia are in good Timber, sad 2$ fa bolt of Mea
dow. The farm Is in • good state of cultivation, 10:1,-
Doe beabolo of Maw having been put oa it. Moro ore
500 panels of good poet fence. The limn la a good
red gravel land, and L susceptible of the highest im
provement
Persons wishing to vim the premises will nail on
the undersigned residing close by.
ilirAtiendanee will bet given and terms made
known on day of sale by
Sept 3.—ts JOHN BOLEN.
.
TIMBER LAND AT
PUBLIC BALE
The undersigned will offer at PnblloSale, oa Satur
day, the 25th day of September next, at 10 o'clock, A.
M.. on the premises, 100 ACRES OF VALUABLE
TLUBE I. LAND, situate in Buchanan Valley, Frat.E.
lin township, Adams county, Pa., adjoining lands of
John Brady, Dr. B, enneman, and others. It is con
venient of access, a public road rooming through it.
It la covered with veil/able CHESTNUT TIMBER,
and will be offered in 10 to 20 ACRES to suit pur
chasers.
Attendance will be given and term. made known
on day of sale by JOHN HOOVER.
Sept. 3.—ta • ,
CHEAP LANDS!
I
bare for sale more than 2110 YARNS, varying In
size from 10 Acres to SWO Acree, and varying in
price from jl to E5O PER ACRE. The climate is an.
surpassed. Soil adapted to tb • growth o• Grain,
Clover, Gran, trait and Grapes. Watt 4. abaudant
and good.
CHEAP RAILROAD TICKETS will beprovldeal for
all who come to rue to buy land.
.For catalogue of prices, Ac., iddree•
B. GUTTER,
Sept - . S, Greensboro', N. C.
VALUABLE FARM AT
PRIVATE SALE
V,
The-undersigned, intending to quit farming, offers
at Private Sale, THE FORM on which be resides, la
Stroban township, Adams county, Pa, os the road
leading from Gettysburg to flonterstown, 2% miles
from either place, containing 125 ACRES, more or
less, Improved with • large tasseo:l,y BRICE DWEL
LING, with Backhanding, containing 10 rooms, large
Bank Barn, Corn Crib, Siding llonse-Oarriage Room,
OutAnchen, }loft Ped, and other ontlmllifitpil •
never-failing Spring of Water between the IF and
Barn, • fthe thriving young Orchard of cholc• fruit of
all kinds. There are about g Ames la good Timber,
the balance cleared and under good anitivatio; with
a large proportion of Meadow. The Farm has been
well limed,' and be one of the best wheat producing
berme in the neighborhood. There be every conveni
ence on the premises, and It is desirably located with
reference to &hook Churches, Market, Sc.
It will be sold on reasonable terms. Persona de
siring to view the premises or obtain further Informa
tion will all upon or addrem the emderablned.
If not so.d by the Irt qi.Vbrember, the Farm willb•
for RENT,
JOHN BEINICILRIIOI7/
Get tysbarg, Ps.,,Sept. 3, 1669.:-2us
TOWN PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC SALE
On &think*, the 18th day of September acre, the
subscriber, Executor of Dorn) Tammy. deceased, will
offer et Public Sala, on the premises, the real estate
of said decedent, to wit :
A LOT OF GROUND, situate in York street, ()attys.
burg, adjoining 11. G. Wolf on the west, with a street
op the east and an alley on 'be north. The Improve.
menu ars a two-story BRICK ROUSE, with Brick
Backbuilding. a Shop, a good Barn, and other out
buildings, a well of never.faiang water with a pump
in it, and a number of fruit trees thereon. The pro
perty is in good repair. Any person wishing to view
it will call on the widow, residing thereon.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock , P. M., on said day,
when attendance will be given and terms made
known by JOHN WERTZ, Executor.
A. W. Iltitnima, Auctioneer.
Sept. 3.—ti
VALUABLE PROPERTY
/OR BALL
The undersigned offer bis /ALGA - ELI PROPER—
TY, on York street, adjoining proper Gee of Andrew
Schick and Judge Robinson, deceased. The property
Le In good condition.
181`Please call on the undersigned residing on the
property before purchasing elsewhere.
GRORGA C. CASHMAN.
Gettysburg, Pa., Sept. 3,1869.-3 m
PRIVATE SALE
OF A FARM NEAR GETTYSBURG
The undersigned having divided hie Farm lying is
Cumberland township, Adams county, Pa.. about I%
mile. west of Gettysburg, to the right of Chambers•
burg tnruplite, about 1 4' mile, offers a portion of
it at Private Salo. It wmtaine about 11k sane of
good term land, with 30 *area of good Timber.—
The Improvements are a new twoiltory Brick Houle,
Frame Out-house, Frame Barn, and all other penes
sari outbuildings. There la a One young Ordtard in
good bearing condition of all kinds of Fruit. The
greeter part of the land has allbeen limed and is In a
good state of cultivation.
.3-Any person wlehin• to porchare a tarn near
town, Markets. Churches, School-homes, shield not
fail to call and see this one.
THSODOBB GENDER,
Gettysburg, Pa
July 16, n66.-tf
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale the property le
Which she resides, benne Lot of 60 feet trent by 1801,
length, situated on the northeast corner of Wed
Middle and Washington etreste.Gett7shuryt. Ps. The
Howie is a TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING with
Frame Backlinlidlng and Kitchen, containing , nine
large rooms, an excellent Cellar in which there Is a
good Spring; also, a splendid wallet Water, and large
Cistern In the yard. Wow d have no objection to sell
half lots of 30 feet front each. Possession Oren to
snit purchasers.
MILL MINNGIL
P. 8. If hot sold by Up. let day of October, l it will
be offered at Public data, an the 9th day of Odoker
next, at 2 o'clock. P. Y.
Any. 20, 1899.-ta
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE.
Thos. undersigned ellen at Private Sale • TUT
DESIRABLE PARK, situate in Simian township,
about !Mallen sontlreest of Newchader, adjoining
lands of Henry Thomas, Ihn., George Castunan, and
other*. containing tl6 ACERB of Land in a high state
of cultivation. The Improve a ents are a new teeth
erhotirtild EOTTIej SOUSE, Imam Ram A
fag young' °reboil of Apple and Peach W at erpe
hHr-
Vince and Fruit Trees In the yard, a well of at
the deer; a inter-filing Strew nos Wimp)" the
estit• of shyness, There le an abundance of Tim
ber. Thelma** is convenient to (thatches, &hooky,
Mills, and Market.
The Property Is well gulled fir division, and will be
sold in Lota or entire to salt purchasers.
Pal:gong whiling to, view the prosaism or iseftlithli
tdrms, wIA tenon the subscriber madness by letter.
ABRAHAM YIWEBB. •
New Cbbt.e l 'An g. 13 18,1,-tr
A VALUABLE PARK
AT PUBLIC SALE.
. :.
, Ti. Et Cis qt awl Nciatiiv,;(l•Boo4 India* ,. at
Public &thou Thursday, itrittorarer MIA, Ufa, as the
prentrathellALUßMll PAU,. late of MI Il
enti hi Nionalplownet tawlehlp, Agenea = .--
tg, alto g lonia of Ahhinair Young, Pahw Welk.
art, Nora Wawa and- othwak, and containing 1110
AORIO, mdre dr lass, thirty or thirty•live awes IR
Sa ll in t =l ,4l =Sia te: ' Mtn
aleati=i i g ." a Igo vylar good 0,,,, IMACK ill* l.
with Brisk tor,, neat Wank Boa, new a.
to ghat and . Oeni &lb, Wrlclhane, ang RabRA IR R,
in ti t ak ".. Tilt i' L l iata rz
0 tilt' •
qa.
vu lte Nhent=li s aStris V=
ebbs to view It aril an at inhlrniag:
etoiroher, &book llu. blares sad likeiseds Misr
Me 04 1 1 , 11411441 , liatTnnnfielkilbe
Ms to ormausqq
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117
c,, , ..7 lA . c 3 0 . 4011,41M11t HAM.
ADO GLIM Awls's,.
The undersigned, inten Satu r day , ove to the West.
will offer at Public Sale, owMe 11M day tit
&ptember nest, at
. 1 &clock, P. X. on the premier.the property on Which be now resides, oontaining
AOIIB, more or lees, in Bother township, about
miles west of Middletown, adjoining landa of Moats
Bagensberger, Tuba Orner, Joseph Taylor, Hoary
Sold, and others. The Improvements consist of a
new two-story LOG 11017 ill, new Log Stable, Leg
Blacksmith Shop, and other outbuildings; •tirssrate
Spring at the door; • large variety of choice fruit,
Apple and Neches. There are about SOO PlllO//
TRXIIBIOO of which ate already bearing. About
onoshird of the hind la In goad Timber; fencing
good order, and sullcient Umber on the premises for
firomood, fencing, building, Sc.
Any person desiring to view the premises will call
on the undersigned residing thereon.
Attendance will be given and tonna made knows
on day of sal. by JESSE P. WAGON=
two= /417411, itlertiineettr. [Aug. 7,-te
•
The undersigned, Executor of the last will and. ter
tauten t of Eskimos Curraxu, deceased, will offer at
Public Bale, oa the premises, in Hunterstown, ea
Saturday, the 18th day of Septestber lest, the follow
ing Proper
con ty:
A LOT, taining +5 ACRES AND 144 PERCHES,
on which la a two-story BRICK 11011611. with Log
Kitchen attached, Wash Honse,•Log Barn, and other
outbuildings, as Orchard of Apples said Peaches, a
Spring of nsver.falling water, Ac. Also, tbe follow
ing Personal Property, via: Itedideads, Chairs, Tubs,
Churn, Hathaway and Parlor Cook Stoves, and many
other article, not herein unsutkaled.
Sale to COSISSISICS at 1 o'clock, P. M., when attend
ance will he given and tennis made known on day of
sale by JOHIS DICKSON, Zr'r.
Aug. 27.—ts
1861. XL
47.A.Mt8 W. IRWIN
JO/IN IRWIN.
PUBLIC. SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, lexemitor of the estate of Gulag
How•an, dismissed, late of Mountplessant township,
will offer at Public Bale, ow Saturda. October 2014,
1•00, at the reddens of the deceased, y
in Mountplear
ant township, 3 miles east of Gettysburg on the
Bonangtown Road, the fallowing Personal Property,
to wit:
1 RORER 1 Cow which will be fresh near the day
of ode, 3 Hogs, 1 one-horse Wagon and Harness, 1
Rockaway Buggy and Harness, 1 Sleigh and Bells, 1
set Plow Gears, Collars and Bridles, I Saddle, Halters
and Cow Cimino, Fly Nets, 1 Fifth Chain, Forks and
Rakes, Mowing Scythem,l %fanny Reaper, 1 Winnow
log Mill, Cutting non, Shovel Plow, Harrow Plow, I
Double Shovel Plow, Corn Coverer, about 11 tons of
Hay, about JO bundles of long Straw, s lot of Corn in
the ears and Potatoes, a lot of shop Tools, Work
Bench and Vice, Axes, Hoes and Shoveis,Crowbar and
4 Scope of Bees, a lot of Bags. Wood by the cord and
lump, a lot of Poste. also lIOUSICHOLD AND KlTelf•
KN FURNITURN, such as Badbtrada and IletuSing,2
ten•plate Stoves, 1 Cook Stove, Queensware, Crockery
and Tinware, Wool Wheels,l Patent Wash Machine,
2 Cupboards, Tables, Chairs, Carpeting, Meat Yawls,
Barrels and Tubs, and many, other articles too rimer•
one to mention.
RARRIUMT GULDEN,
JELBMIAH OULDRN,
Adm'ra.
Also, will be sold at the same time and place, the
home and Mansion of the deceased. situate in Mount.
pleasant township on the Bonsoghtown &•ad, adjoin
ing lands of Joseph Spangler and others, COutathiog
I 0 ACRBS, upon which is erected a new BRICK
HOIIeR, Log Barn, a Shoo suitable for any mechanic,
Out House, Hog Pen, a Sne young Apple Orchard Just
in bearing order ; also, Peaches, Pears, Plants, Cher
ries, Grapes. An., a Spring of Water near the Roue.
The land le in a high state of cultivation, (a very de.
sizable home.)
Also—A TRACT OF LAND,
dictate in Straban township, containing 21 Acres and
some PERCHES, adjoining lands of Jacob Lou and
the undersignedJmon which is aboo t 2A erns of young
Timber.
Also—A TRACT OF WOOD
LAND, situate to Straban township, adjoining land.
of the same, containing over 10 ACRES, which will
be sold In 2 or 24 Acre Lock
Persona wishing to tew the above properties can
do so by calling ou the undersigned, or the Widow re
siding on the first named property.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A.ll, on said day,
When attendance will be given and terms snide kilown
by SPIULAIN HOWARD, Rift.
•
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC SALE
Will be sold on Saturday, tie 2nd day of Orictober,
WM, at 1 o'clock, P. 11., on the premises. THK FARM
of SLxvitt Walls, deceased, situate In Freedom town.
ship,3 miles north of Emmittsburg, Md., adJoiedng
lands of heirs of Andrew Raid, deceased, Henry
El erigy, Rudolph Barbanel, and others, bounded on
the one ride by Middle Creek, containing 127 ACRRd,
more or lees The Improvements consiet of a tiro
story LOG EIOIIBII, Log Barn, Wagon Shed, Hog Pen,
and other outbuilding., with • well of good Waler at
the door of the dwelling; also, an ORCHARD of
choice Fruit, Apples, Pears and Peaches. There Ism
large proportion of good Meadow, with a ■ulßclency
of excellent Timber. The location is a good one, be
ing convenient to Mills, School House, and L ime Qmsr
ries, and the land is susceptible of good cultivatima
Person, wishing to view the premises will coil on
Robert 8. Lott, residing thereon.
A ttendaoce will be given and terms made know n on
the day of sale by
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
Ammt for the heirs of Samuel White, deed
Aug. 9 , Iso—te
pIIBLIC SALE
OP A VALUABLE FARM
The tinderslgned, Executor of the last Will and
Testament of Frederick tilinisly,deealosed, VIII sell at
Public Sale. on Saturday, the 10tH day of &Timber
Lea, at 12 o'clock Af., on the premises, the FARM of
odd deceased, situate io Mopntjoy township, Adams
county, PL. about 3 mile. from Two Taverns, and 23.4
miles from Ilorniir's Mill. adjoining lands of Stephen
Gettier, John Eckenrode,Widow HartgelL and others,
containing 104 ACRES, more or lesr-22. acres of
which are In excellent Timber; the balance cleared
and adder cultivation, part having Ihned once, ppaart
twice, and about oneethird of It these times. 'The
Improvements consist of • good Frame Weather.
boarded ROUSE, Frame Berm, Wagon Shed, two Ray
Sheds. Hog Pen, Bake Oven, Waib House, Smoke
House, kc. and other outbuildings. There is an
abundance of Fruit of all kinds. The farm is in •
good stateof cultivation and under good fencing; a
never failing well of goad water at the door; also, •
well of water near the boss..
Persona deeiring to •few the premise. will call on
the ondersigneY, realdlng thereon.
Attendance will be given sad toms made known
on day of sale by
JACOB BURNEY, ,Lir.
Aug. Oa, 1869.—ta
puillac SALE OF VALUABLE
11 REAL ESTATE
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale, on Satur
day, the 2nd day, of October net, at I rick.* ,
the following Property, situated In Latin:airs town.
ship, Adams county, PL. about 1.!4' mites east of
Petenburg, and jj mile from Dearoorro Mill, con.
taining99 ACRkKand 138 PRILCHRS, of which about
10 Acres are in Timber, adjoining lands of Jacob K.
Lerew, Jacob .Livingston, and others. The land Is in
• high elate of cultivation, and under good fencing;
running Water In all the fields but one. The land
has all been limed twice. The Improvements are a
large TWO-STORY BRICK nousx, lately covered
with Pine Shingles, • Spring of Water near the
Howie, with Spring Hon.,. • large Bank Barn, with
two threshing floors and Wagon Shiva attached, all
covered with Pine Shingles, a well of Water at the
barn-yard also, a good Carriage House, and Work
Shop, Dry Hours, Wood House, Hog Stable and other
outbuilding.. A large Orchard of choice Arple,,Year
and Murry Trees, 200 Pro% Trees, ke. Thlefettn is
conveniently located near School bonsai; Chard: MN .
Milli, Lime Kilns, tc., being only three-fourth of a
mile from Lime Kilns.
Penton. wishing to It ett Ott properti wet all on
Hie soloteliblir, taelbiat at tlio gam*
ntrondAnce wilt bis given and corms made known
by
Aug. 20, 1 JEN3E, CLINE.
1149.Ata• .
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC SAItE.
The undersigned, 'attending to change tutelnews,4ol
"Mil at Public dab, ow Ssturday, September, ISOs 1669,
the following Property, situated iu Lattimore town
ship, Adams county, Pa., about tbreemllme north-east
at Petersburg, and one mile north of Deardorff 's Mill,
containing IN scan OF PATENTED LAND, more
or lam, adjoining lands ofJacob Blitzed, John Bushey,
the heirs of Abraham Jacobs, decoseed, and others.—
The land Is all Ma high atom of eel tintkin ana ud
der good fencing. The Ympnomstalinte era • good
TWO-STORY WBATHIRBOARDRD MOUSE, with
Kitchen attached, having been lately repaired Wald s
and out, and • spring of good water eouveniett to the
hones, with Spring Home, a good Bank Batt s with
Wagon Shed attached Aunt a welt of newer-telting wa
ter at the barn-yard. Also, a peedilbop, Dry Do use,
Wood House, Hog Pen, and other aotbolidthp,
good Orchard of choice Apple, Pear and Pesch Tr ere.
AWOL: the mune Moe and plow, *lll be whi
TRACT OS WOODLAND, costalatog AORTN, 138
STROHM. adjoining Lode of Henry Harboid,-John
Leer, Abraham Sent sad others.
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Penton wiehing to view the property will cell on
the anbeeriber remitting on the lame, and persons
wishing tore the Woodland will call out Abeshatn
rand who lives doge by.
Bale to comamence'at 1 o:hick, P. W. on add day,
when attendance will be given and t mine madaknown
by JOPEPH GROVII.
1 4 . P. Wmutaa, Auctioneer. [July 30—Mm.
TWO VALUABLE FARMSL
AT PRITATE BALE
The undersigned over et Private pale the following
valuable Properties:
No. 1, A FIRST-CLASS FARM,
situate le Rending towmiltip, AdMae county: on• sad
a half natles north of framplon, adjoining Mode of
Daniel Hoover, Solimaint Hillernud ethers. and con.
talon:lg 160 ACRES, more or leer—with sufficient per
ilous of Meadow and excellent Timber., The •W.
provragents consist of a good BUCK HODS R, Slob
Barn, Wagon Shed and Cora Crib, Spring Hole
Wood Howse, and all moesswiry oatheildings ; and a
good Orchard. The land le la toe enltivatlge.bevile
g
been limed Moot three times; and welt - wat/red,
with • running abysm through It. The ihnu Is one
of the banana so ot productive ht the erranty. It
will be shows to parsons wishing to "tow it by
George navel, residing thereon.
NQ. 2,.. 0 k1,§0 A FINE FARM,
altnite In Montitpleasint towns*, Adams county,
adlolning lands of Hoary Bopp, Ephraim Miller and
others, and contalnine 160 ACERB. more or beest--, Im
proved with a good DWELLING Rol3Bl4,lfrinsellarn.
and all necessary ontbnikllairs;anesoollentDrchard;
with plenty or Meadow and abont - 40 acres of prime
Timber. The Lad le to gopd Mittlrotion, haring been
well limed; and has a running stream through it.
If not sold by this Ist of Oetobir, both farms will
bel for repot.
Aug. 20, 1860.- 41
A VALUABLVFARM AT
.• PRIVATE SALE.
Thembeedber bletedles ti remove to Iteltldeoni
eoeakr, miltellhe at Platte flab hie TaLitaltlta
PARK, Masted In Koancloy
ct towbehlp, abuse scab;
tj Utteelle bum Two Tai enea I AM' Wont
au* 11.eetior bins Llttlestowiti. ea °the
Bahtlaamotareptke. TIM FAlLlteoutalaella Aare
of Good tem kad, 4 [CRIB of excellent Timber
.1,4 ie aped ima el Nombre:, ming
• • • " TimiledpronhieWm °cadet of 1 kbod fil
111:14
If Moue thalf i gl b with
a l:1r attaellvd,
• • Beat re, W ed, b, Hot Pea,
, • , Shea. all o nectar tballdliv.—•
Tthhee ezMlMmi.el.htirEaMEA.. .IsL Water
R at
oU na= wllajnop ei, Peach es, A c
to pare ham a lee home for them.
4 , 94efeetail4 Dealp to oml
i aallu c liait ec l it
.rftr
Aug 11,1111114.4 t..
F i , A -,
.R-i4 . .je . P.0'1t..:14...i.4,....,
pußuc BALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
JOHN P. NALTY,
laiitutor ofJohn lltflkr, deed
• • •, • sell/Ant MILLXR.
A. D. BUEHLER .
MIUG 86 BOOK STORE,
Ilear the Diaitteid
STAZIONIai Y OF ALL KINDS,
DRUGS AND RIEDICINES,
MUMMERY AND TOILIT 80AP8
APINN:MTIITIMIZZOSAPVettIippIfH at wbolusl
DR. R. HORNER
will maim thopractlee o 1 Year,. Mee as his
DRUG • STORE,
iu 01 1 / 3 r1111118811R6 ST., GETTTEIBURO
Alm, Dealer In
DIDGS,IIIDIOINUS,YATINT 11.11DiOIN1a. !TA•
TIMMY, PIatPQYIkY , SOAPS, TOILS? AR
TICLE:a, DTI nuns, PURI SPICIa, &s.
DR. R. HORNER'S DIARRHOR 1111317R1,
lbw (Molars Maibue,golic„ Dlarrhos, Cramps, pa
stomach, tc. 101 l directions with livery battle.
July% 11110-tf
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69. JUNE 69.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs & Family Medicines
PATENT MEDICINES,
LIQUORS AND WINES FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES,
PURE SPICES AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
DYES AND DYE STUFFS,
SOAPS, PERFUMES AND TOILET GOODS,
INES, WRITING FLUIDS AND STATIONERY,
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE
. CIPES ACCURATELY PVT UP.
PHYSICIANS AND COUNTAY MERCHANTS SUP •
PLIED AT REDUCED RATES.
Forney's Horse Powders
the beet and cheapest for Boma, Cattle and Swine.
Other Horse Powders of approved makes.
HUBER'S,
Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, Penn'a.
Jan. 11, 1869.-1 f
DR. JAMES CRESS
DRUGGIST,
Store in Brant's Building Ballo. al
LITTLESTOWN.
HAVING opened a new DRUG
STORD and Sued It up In the beet style, I offer
my stock of pure end fresh Drugs to the citizens of
Llttlestown and vicinity at the lowest market rates,
completing In part of
Drugs and .Family Medicines, Pur
Liquors for Medicinal Purposes,
Potent Medicines, Horse
Powders,
Pore Bpiece, Dyes and Dye Stab, Pernomsry,
Toilet Soaps and Panty articles. A tall assortment of
Snuffroabiss, Stationary of all kinds,Cigart, Tobacco and
IlectreeMagnetiefileap will wash with
hard or ;oft water, cold or warm. Clothes washed
with gbh, likesp are made beautifully white without
WWI or blueing. 'This Le the best Soap in use. Try
ft. It le warranted not to injure the hands or fabric.
Littlarlown.Mayl3.-1y JAMV:II
gnliliztro, it.
F A R
TRY THE
Star Bone Phosphate.
T O all aviculturists, therefore, who are in match
of tut act ive aid permanent manure aad who
may hare th e claims of this article presented to their
notice for the lint time, the manufactaren wthid
suggest, that the
STAR BONE PHOSPHATE
Is worthy of their experimental trial. at Isat,• past
exnerieneetrarrsating the ftillest confidence, that af-
ter a trial they will sad their testimony to that of
bandreds of farmers who now regard It as the cheap
sat and best manias in the market.
THE AMMONIA
I■mpplled abundantly from the organic vortlon o
the bone.
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PRIOR $56 PER TON IN BAGS.
farmerswishing Orouod Bone, Oil of Vitriol, east L e
supplied. Give us a call.
.A. Spangler bae our Phosphate for sale. •
PETER BOBLITZ. Manufacturer.
BURKHOLDER A WILSON,
Beater Hay•Preee &Okilays,
N. W.corner Washington and Railroad sta.
Gettysburg, POD'S.
NILThe Phosphatil is for sale by
A. SPANGLIIII, Gettysburg, Pa.
WIBLN i SONS, Gettysburg, Pa
GRAFT A ICKINRODit,
Granite Station, Pa.
YELHORN £ MINDER,
New Oxford, Ps
CHARLES KOHN, Hanover, Pa.
March 12.—tf
A Word to the, Wise !
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
Renner's Chemical Fertilizer !
TILE izoportance of a quick, ac-
A. Use and durable Fertiliser, adapted to the soil
dour bounty, la acknowledged by all Farmer.. Bar
ing satialled myself, after long study lad careful ix.
periment, that F. C. Itssisa's
Chemical Fertilizer
amputee++ another' In adaptedneses to all kinds of
soil, I have pnrelaased the debt kw Adams minty,
and ant prepared to fill orders for It promptly and on
rensonable terms. It le no humbug, bet •
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TRIED
Iv slumber of oar Farmers, and la admitted by all
who have It to be the but In the market, sod the
cheapest. lam prepared to tarnish thin Vertfilser I■
1 47 quantltlts and will deliver
In any town or village in the
County,
'twin ordered in lot lees quantity than a WIN. I
manufacture It for sale at $OO per ton without bags, or
8.5.5 in bags. This fertiliser is composed of the best
•rttllala6 abealcals that can be bad. I use as WV of
vitriol; It does not contain any ammonia, therefore I
do net use h. Nedthor do I use lime nor ashes.
TRI owlet OP TOP WIPIPICAL PIRITIJZIR
ie to ID AMMile • fertiliser tharvlll last fora series •
rdopie—noi only fur one. It contain sufncientanimal
matter to astute the grain and melte it ripen early,
white the ammonia Suite* the grow th. I expect te
manufactures large alpply this w inter fur th• spring
eropamsd therefor* tome farmer. and thspnblie gen
erally to4glee ft a trial en all Made of Orals, and
Ires•tablia.
OA UTIO,I.—I hereby give notice that Farm Lights
hereafter mold, unless sig nod by ins, set infringements
envoy Haight. Sad will be prosecuted and deals with
iftwortling to law, from which there to so appeal,
rkg.A II orders will be promptly attended lo by ad•
dressing
0 60ROY BEN'DfI,
• • Benderev lII*. Polaris.
. iii. /11_. At MeICIMM General Agent tor gals of Coon..
ty lb d Mt* Rigb ta , Bendervir illy, A durum cqnnty, Pa.
Dec. 23.-1 y . .
. BOWER'S
COMPLETE MANURE;
, MiIIiIaCTUILID IT
HENRY BOWER, Chcmigt,
:PHILADELPHIA,
1=32:3
Aliper-Phipapiaga of bias, ..Issountie aftd ?,tell
• irmuustmo ran nen Almnrmettopt.r
Tbirliltoorotoatains 18 the sisasirats to psi:Paco
lam stops op* Wads, midis bapky rassatamismisd
'by oil who used it, also by distioguiaLed chsohts
istiabovs, bratalysitt, meal Itrarusittas.
Dacha in Bags of 200 tbs. each.
DIXON; 38AHPLBP8 t C 0.,.
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"Atiatti,
99 Sant Watt, and le Scaiith Delawarr Aeenu y
rHILAPILP H:11
PO/I L 141.11 JI
WITiL4* Nflrp/9LDS,
7 . 11 . W I TIA O I I44 T ,
rsncoAs,"
And by dealers ginfilettly throughout theaountry
Twtlilisidsilidi;iiddirebe
• s.a-.^ ; 1/1110. 10.914
AN ST
7 - din
ti ' Up t o *the tscicioi
40 , 19 bI I 1 / 4 101 "RAI tritVllll.loolool4
ÜBG • STREET,
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