0
$pMl4 Ssikto.
. 11[411114k SON
e Jest maim, SS ketnnialiest cider Vassar; 50
is nest Owl eak In large quantities at n,
Ar t i v bent
laTrothmit uncorend t lot aev atter :It
ter crocks in abundant.; "nag Am the , Ca
de.
. & Pine Teel area modality Mitt ea. Please
our lap& Tea. .
•
SON.
Whoiesale and 11tOdl k
Ookmil,
Demob IM, Clatilida. pa.
=
• . GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AGE.
HIS IS ADMITTED TO HE TUE /ACT BY THE
Thousands who sreaow using Dr. Tobias' Cola.
told Venetian Liniroszt. It has beau introduced
1114 I; and no one Once trying it is ever without
It will positively care the under-mentioned MM.
late, leased as directed:
labeanttekne, Sore Throat, Headache,
o,Bpredes, Brrilsee, Old Sores, Swellings,
alto Bites, aid Xmas in the Rick, Chest, or
ha also taken Internally, for Cholera, Mar
a. Dltseetot7, Cramp, Colic, Sea Sickness, Spawns,
It is perfectly haraleae to take isternallY._
. oath accompanying week bottle) It has . never
ed to cure every case of Dianba, Dysentery,
Croup, if used when first taken. Always have a
tie in the house in readiness, and pm' will never
tet it.
'rice, Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Bold by 'the
'gßl.te end Storekeeper' throitgliont the United
tea. Depot. 10 Park Place, New York.
t. 8-1 m
EAK BACK, PAINS OF THE SIDE,
OF THE HIPS,
d *hoot tho Kidneys, are relieved at once by the
alcation of oneof
A.LLCOCS'S POROUS PLASTERS
"Gainstown, 1142 , Nov, 27,1868.
..lf . . Thes. .A Mock of Vo.:—lloriag an extensive
tice of ten yetrrs 1 have been a frequent witness
be magical qualities of your Porous Plasters. I
• certify that they are all you claim for them.
. "ROBERT E. CAMPBELL, M. D."
r.llyer, of Savannah, Oa., says they are the best
hanical supporters for weak muscles ever dig
'red; that by their waiming properties they bring
wer and health, until tile strength of the muscles
entirely resto•ed; that he knows a cue where
Icock's Plasters cured a gentleman o a weak
ne ; that be daily prescribes them in his practice,
h the bepplest molts. ' [Oct. 11—.1m
• E CONSTITUTION OVERTHROWN!
e Constitution and Health may be rained by a
applications of the lead or sulphur hair dyes now
the market. "Not a Dye" may b• the motto of
h nostrams, but A DIX may be the result of using
m. But ONE HAIR DYE has been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
all deleterious tendency, under the Infallible laws
Science. )3e it known to all, that
RISTADORO'S EXCE IiIOR HAIR
DYE
been analyzed by the distinguished cherulat,Pro
r Chilton, and big certificate of It■ wholesome
may be seen at Cristadoro's 6 Astor House, New
RISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE, u a
owing, seta like a charm on the Hair after Dyeing.
a - (Oct. S—lin
L'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER
.tEWB THE HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
WHEN GRAY.
mews the nutritive .matter which 001:11iSillt the
hair.•.
YEWS THE CRO wrg OF THE HAIR WHEN
BALD.
mew" the bash, wiry bah* to silken mottoes'.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR DRESSING.
ne bottle shows Its effects.
R. P. NALL A Co , Nesbui, N. IL, Proprietors.
or saletyall Druggist". (Oct. B—lm
MARSHALL'S ELIXIR.
yepi,imla and constipation are the hourly foes of
e restless, excitable American, and with there come
citable headache, heartburn,lnd a train of small
Marshall's Elixir has been prepared with
ial reference to these constitutional trouble of
many of our oonutrymen, and so far the prepare
u has proved a decided success. The propeletora
that, In recommending It now arbor the tr d ex
ience of years, they are .but fulfilling a hgylane
y toward@ the general community,. °soars
us '
Price Ono Dollar per bottle, •
N. MARSHALL • CO.,
Druggiitt, Proprietors,
1301 Market it., Philadelphia
.1d by all Druggists,
aly 10,
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
be Advertiser, having been restored to health in a
weeks, by a very simple remedy, atter having suf
. several years with a severe lung affection, and
- dread disease, Clonsomptkm—is anxious to maks
own to his feUow•enffarers the means of cure.
all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre
tenon used (free of charge), with the directions for
lug and using the same, which they will find a
e Care for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc.
o object al the advertimer in sending the Prescrip.
• is to benefit the afflicted, and spread Information °
lob he conceives to be invaluable • sad he hopes um
, sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
hien, tad may prove a blearing.
' art les wishing.the prt.scription, will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Hinge county, New York. •
ay 14, 1869.—1 y
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH
tad with the utmoet success, by J. 'ISAACS, M. D,
• Prolesaurof Diseases of the Aye and Tsar; (his
cialfyi.in Ike Medical Cbtlege ol ßnwsyiaania, 12
rs'esperience. (fortnerly"or Leyden, Holland) No.
Arch street, Phila. Testimonial' can be seen at
office. The Medical (acuity are invited to accent
their patients, as be hu no secrets In lifs prac
. Artificial eyes inserted without pain. No
rice for examitualoa. [Jan. 29.-1 y
WIRE RAILING, WIRE GUARDS,
or Store Fronts, Asylums, he.; Iron Bedsteads,
Webbing torSheepand Poultryltards; Dreamland
u Wire Cloth, Sieves, Fenders, Screens for Coal,
Saud, ke., Heavy Crimped Cloth for Spark
esters; Landscape Wires for Windows, Jr.c.: Paper-
VD . Wires,Ornamental WireWorkotc. Every in.
:.ation by addressing the manufacturer,. Id.
LERR A SONS, No. 11 North Sixth et., Phila.
[lfeo.6, 1889.-1,
ERRORS OF YOUTH
- - - .
gentleman who antlered for years from nervous
tiny, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
thful indlecrctlon, er ill, for the sake of suffering
salty, send free to all who need It, the recelp, and
ties. for making the simple remedy by which he
cured Pufferere wishing to profit by the adver
'a experience, can do so by addressing, In perfect
ildence. JOIIN B. OGDEN,
N 0.42 Cedar street, New York.
•y 14,1869.-1 y
j/A. CARD
Clergyman,while residing in South America as a
bleary. dieoovered • safe and simple remedy for
Cure of Nervous Weaknesa,ltarly D ecay, Diseases
be Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
n of di so rders brought oo by baneful, and ylciertis
its. Great numben have been cared by this noble
y. Prompted by • desire to benefit the afflicted
unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing
using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any
wbo n eeds t,free of charge. Address
JOSIIPII T. INMAN,
Station D, Riblellouse,ffew City.
pt. 18.-17
PECIAL NOTICE.
SLUENCIE'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, will cure Con•
.ption. Liver Complaint, and Dygpapsia, if taken
.rding to directions. They are all three to - be ta•
• at the same time. Theicleange the stomach, re
am Use:, andput it to work; then the appetite
-•mea good; the food digests and makes good blood
patient begins to grow In flesh ; the diseased mat
ripens in the . la ago, and the patient outgrows the
and get. well. This is the only way to cure
gumption.
o these three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck, of
iladelphla, owes his unrivalled mincer In the treat
• t of pulmonary consumption. The Puimonic
p ripens the morbid matter futile lungs, nature
ws it off by an easy expectoration, for when the
*gm or matter is ripe,aelight cough will throw it
and the patient has rest and the longs begin to
o do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Sills
at be freely need to cleanse the stomach and liver,
bat the Palmottic Syrup and the bolt will make
• • blood.
dteock's Idandrake Sills act upon the liver, ro
ving all obstructions, relax the ducts of the sail.
• • er, the bile starts freely, and the liver is soon
loved; the stools will show what the Sills can do ;
bin; Ms ever been invented except calomel (e
.iy poison whieb to very dangerous to oat colon
th great care)z, that will unlock the gall-blixilder
d Mart the secretions of the liver like Schenck',
• • rule.
rm . Oomplstat Is one of the most prank.
of Ommeeniptkos.
T • 1 1 le stimulant an •
ve, and the alkali in the weed, which...thin
on is made of, assist/ the stomach to throw
t the patrk juke to dissolve the food with the
. townie Syrup, and It is made Into good blood with.
fermentatioo or souring In the stomach.
The great reason why physicians do not cure con
,gption te, they try to do too mach; they atop'
me
clue to stop the cough, to stop &lib, to atop I. ehs
to, hectic fever, and by so doing they derange tbs.
..le digestive powers, locking up the secretions.
• • ev.mtually the patient sinks and dies.
Dr. Schenck, io his treatment, does not try to stop
ough, night meats, chills, or fever. Remove the
use, and they will all stop of their own accord.—
. one can be cured of Consumption, Llvag ems.-
t, pygespga, Catarth, Canker, llkerated Throat
ass the aver arid stomach are made healthy.
f a person has consumption , of coarse the lung In
•• • way are dimmed, either tubercles, sbecemea.
tackle' irritation, pleura ad.heslon, or the lungs sr
•. of inflammation and last decaying. In such
what must be done? It is not only the lunge
ors wasting, Ent it Is De Whole body. The
• and liver have lost their powerto make blood
tof food. Now the only &omelet° take Schinscre
miedkdass, which will bring up a tons to the
. the patient will begin to want food. It will
t e asily and make good blood; then the patient
• as testate in Sash. and as soon as tlate body begins
grow, the lungs commence to heal up, and the pe
nt gets fleshy and well. This Is the only way to
• Consumption.
When there is no lung disease, and only fAver Com.
tit and Dyspepsia, Schenck'/ Seaweed Tonic and
ndreiks Pas are sufficient without the Pulmonlo
• Take the Mandrake Pilleikitely In all bilious
• Saints, as they are perbetly harialsea.
r. Scheock, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health
many years poet, and now weighs 225 pound'', was
nod away to n mere skeleton, to the very last stage
Pulmonary Consumption, his physicians having
.nounced his case hopeless acid abandoned him to
fate. Ha was eared by the aforesaid medicine.,
• since bisrmovery many thousands similarly af
- • have used Dr. Bchesek's preparations with the
trotaseig. Pall Arsenous seenstop uu y.
ft WC* Inaalately becou l y 7 o pinion.
y ems Dr. Schenck, unless the patients wish their
=wined, and for this pima. he n pr , 040 01 ,„
• as his - Prlatipal Office, Phllsdelphia, every War
. where all hitters for advice must be addressed.—
le Mae DroiestioutflY at No. a 2 Bond West, N
every other Wednesday. He gives 'thrift free
t for a thorough essmication with his Respire=
theories is SO. (Mace hours at each city from
li. to 3 P. M.
• of the Politica& Syrup and Seaweed Tonic
• 31.30 per bottle, or 17.50 a half-dosan. Mandrake
/a M. cants a box. For sale by all dritits.
DB. J. H. ide.NCH,
cell It. N. Oth M., Phllad's
•
33,1109.—1 y
[Jan.29,-ly
it New 'York and Phi lade Iphia:
Phclaim Oat Dubois' !Wave; 1:
Powder actually cure Queer. It is ad
erased is this ins ue. 'lam
V itild riOttitittd,
absty
jig!
QYbI• '
;11
,Iday, Oret. 291.18611.
terick Want= is pining up a
pry Shop. on seem) lot as ilia
on West Middle street
C. .111dd, the celebrated Eloca-
tii4 will bi present at the Teachers' In
/to
puti l be bola in the Court-house in
Der nett. -
L IC BEET.—George B.Stover. of
i G e sburgi sends us a mammoth Red
, 4 B , measuring 28 inches in circumfer
efe, and weighing 10} pounds,
Dr. T. T. Tate's horse "Cashier" took
,te ist premium' of $20.00 at Chambers
ourg county Agialcultnral Society for the
best thorough brei Stallion.
.RE-ITNION.—The °Moors of the 87th
Regiment Pa. Volunteers had their an
nual Re-union in York bn the 13th inst.
.001. C. H. Buehler - and Capt. T. C. Norris,
.of thistplaeo, were present.
SHARP FROST.—On Wednesday night
, we had a very sharp frost, the mercury
going down below 32°. In the morning
ice stood in the shallow pools, while gar
don vegetation looked black and desolate.
The atteets yesterday were crowded with
the faiiiis foliage of shads trees.
SALE.—Mr. J. J. Kirk, residing on the
Tyson property, between town and the
Theological Seminary, intending to leave
Gettysburg will sell at Public Sale, on
Monday Nov. 1, a lot of valuable Furni
ture, 4 Shoats, a lot of Hay, Corn, Corn
fodder, dr.c. Also the lease of the house
-until the Ist of April next.
NEW CLERK.—Mr. NEIDICH, the
mew County Commissioner, entered on
the duties of the office on Wednesday.—
There was a - sharp contest for clerk, it
being understood that Mr. WALTER was
to be ousted. J. .TErrEnsort MYERS, of
this place, carried off the prize. Wit. Mc-
CLEAN, Esq., was re-elected Counsel and
Dr. J. W. C. O'Nkst. Physician to the
Jail.
THE THREE EVENING STARS.—
The brilliantevening star, the planet Ven
us, sets near the west-southwest portion
of the horizon about eight minutes after
seven o'clock. It is situated in the sign of
;Libra: - At half past six o'clock the plan
et Mire appears about two degrees or
four diameters of the moon on the west,
while the planet Saturn is nineteen de
grees nearly due east of Venus. The
bright red star some seven degrees south
west of Saturn is the lunar star Antares.
CORRECTION.—In putting Mr. Mc-
Pherson's last letter in type, the composi
tor made him say, "while in 'Paris I visit
ed, on Sunday, the tomb of Lafayette and
the First Napoleon." The manuscript
reads "on the same day," (speaking of the
- visit to the Imperial Library,) not Sun
day. Although in Europe, Paris especial
.lly, Sunday is but little recognized,- Mr.
.'Ae.Pherson, with his American education
:asio the sanctity of the day, has, during
.his European lour, uniformly abstained
}from travel and sight-seeing on the Sab
bath. This correction is due both to our
colleague and our readers.
REBEL DEAD.—The Hollywood
Memorial Association, of Richmond, Vir
ginia, have inaugurated a movement to
ramose to that place the Rebel dead from
the 12440 e-field of Gettysburg, -A Coin
,mittee, eansisting of three prominent la
dies, Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Mrs. George
W. Randolph and Mrs. J. L. M. Curry,
have issued. an appeal for material aid to
enable the Association to carry out the
protect. We hope the movement may be
successful. These dead lie scattered for
miles over the fields around Gettysburg,
and their removal would not only be a
source of consolation to surviving rels
„tives, but a kindness to our Farmers.
ItaOLD.--.J. S. Tangbinbaugh has sold
DU property, in Hampton, to John A.
and James Dicks, $4,010.
Heady Meals has sold his property on
the Ittilterstown road, beyond Willough
by's Rust, to John.2.Butt, Sr.-10 acres, at
$1,200 cash.
Jerome Noel has purchased from John
Myers and John McMaster, 50 acres o
land, with improvements, in Mount
pleasant township, at $45 per acre—form
erly property of Peter Noel, deceased.
Peter K. Smith, as Administrator, re
cently sold the property of Charles C.
Smii_h, deceased, in Monntpleasant town
ship, to - James Smith-10 acres with im
provements. for s92s.—Compiler.
FIGHT WITH A BEAR.—The Cham
inersburg Valley Spirit says that Mr.
Linn, residing near Concord in that coun
ty, had'an encounter with a large bear on
.Saturday last. He saw the bear near his
residence, and, procuring a rifle, shot at
him. The bear fell and Mr. Linntsup
posed that he had killed him. On going
up lo him, however, the bear sprang to
his feet, and, as quick as a flash of light
ning, struck Mr. Linn senseless to the
ground. He jumped upon the• body, at
tacked it savagely and bit one of Mr.
Lion's arms severely. In the mean time,
other persons approached with dogs and
dispatched the bear. Had it not been for
this timely assistance, Mr. Linn would
doubtless have been torn to pieces. As
it was, he was pretty severely injured. It
is said that there are a large number of
bears on the mountains above Concord,
having left the Alleghenies to feast them
selves on chestnuts which are very plen
ty in that neighborhood.
ERMITTSBURG. —On Saturday last
Massasoit Tribe No. 41, L 0. R. M., had
an Anniversary celebration in Emmitts
burg, with a parade in the streets, followed
by a collation, and an address by Dr.
Shaw, of lJniontown, Md. Delegations
were present from Cayugas Tribe No. 81,
Gettysburg, and from the Waynesboro and
Uniontown Tribes—the latter being ac
companied by a Brass Band. Everything
passed off pleasantly.
On Tuesday evening list about twenty
five members of Gee. Reynolds Lodge of
Good Templars, of this place, paid a visit
t o Eramitt's Lodge of Good Templars,
in Emmittsburg, and had a pleasant time.
They were cordially received by-the
members of Emmitt's Lodge, and return
ed borne "much gratified with the trip.
Both Gen. Reynolds Lodge and Emmitt's
Lodge qv in I prosperous and -growning
condition.
CHEAP FURNITURE.—We invite the
attention of such of our readers as want
good Furniture to the advertisement of
Messrs. Warner and Co., in to-day's
paper. They keep on hand, or. order
promptly from the city, all kinds of
Housebhold Furnituce, of the latest
styles, and sell at very low prices—.
either in full sets or separate pieces. Any
body can be salted both in style *Ad
price. See advertisement - • '
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST, as well
as the most popular and successful Bust
nese College in this country, is the Iron
City College . of Pittaburm Pa. /tars&
times now number 4 upirards of sixteen
thousand. For Ciftulars stating terms,
dm., address the Principals, Smith & Cow
ley: - It
FMB AND 013TER13.—We are request..
ed to statelhat Mr. George C. Btrickhouser
kw made arraelterueuta to keep tar sale,
during the whiter, a comsat supply of flash
Fish and Gofers, at the gore of Wm. J.
Martin, Saltturcire street. Orders left st ilia
store sitll be prgorptly filled.
$llO-11Llis lkiOn/ART, will opens large
essoruasstof Militilary on Tuesday Oat.'
Seib.
MIIMEM
PARKTON AND MANCHESTER
RAILROAD.—We are aural" 0 1 4' JO
notice public Imprcrvementy
the progress of railroads. The citizens of
Baltimore and Carrol counties appear to
be determined to have railway - facilities
greater than they bad in the past, since
other sections of the country have them.
On Teusday of last - week, ground was
broken, formally, by Messrs. Meitickin,
Showers, dt Co., Contractors of the above
named railroiul, which is now being sur
veyed add located by' Joseph S. GM, the
Chief Engineer of the Parkton and Man
chester Railroad. As stated heretofore,
the road starts at Parkton on the Northern
Central Railroad, in Baltimore county,
to the town of Manchester, in Carroll
County.
The occasion of breaking ground was
signalized by a procession and collation,
with music, speaking, fkc., allot village _
of Beckleysville, which is about midway
between the places above named. It is
said that a large concourse of persons of
both sexes, and of all ages and sizes, had
'assembled. Large tables - were erected
and luxuriantly spread with an abundant
collation. All partook to their satisfaction,
and thereovas an abundance lett—there
being about five hundred persons pres
ent.
After the collation, the company repair
ed to the seats near the .speakers' stand,
where a number of persons addressed the
audience, upon matters of internal Ina
provements, —of course, railroads In par
ticular.
At the conclusion of the speaking, the
intire company formed in procession and
marched a short distance to the railroad
line, and proceeded with the formal cere
mony of "breaking ground," after which
all repaired to their homes, no doubt, well
pleased-with the days proceedings..,
On Friday, however, of the same week,
the "breaking of ground" was performed
in good earnest,' at Parkton, when Mr.
Gitt, the Chief • Engineer of the road,
raised the first shovelful of earth, at the
right place, followed by others, and
then started about twenty men to work,
and now the work goes bravely on.
The completion of this enterprise will
no doubt develope an important portion
of the State, and enable farmers and oth
ers residing Were to find a convenient
and profoabliOnarke t. The road being
in connection with the Northern Central
lumber, coal, lime, ore, and other articla4
along the line' an be procured and ship
ped off, and at much less cost than they
have heretofore been able to do. The peo
ple, it is said, are alive to it as a pet pro
ject and in full hopes of its speedy com
pletion.
YOUNG MEN'S 'CHRISTIAN ASSO
CIATION.—The second State Convention
of the Young Men's Christian Asaocia
ations of Pa., will meet at Williamsport
on Tuesday . November 2d, at 7i o'clock
P. M., and close on Thursday evening.
Delegates from all Y: M. C. Associations
are expected, and ministers and others in
terested in the cause, where , there are no
Associations in existence, are urged to be
present. Christi= Young Mau are re
quested to• consult together and appoint
representatives. A cordial Christian welv
come is assured to all who will attend .
Arrangements for reduced fare on all the
principal lines will probably be made.
Delegates should be provided with cre
dentials' and those intending to be present
should at once forward their names to
Thomas S. Cree, Pittsburgh, or to the fol
lowing authorized Committee, for this
part of the State, from whom further in
actuation may be obtained.
ARTHUR KING,
H. S. Mynas,
DR. SHEARER.
YORE, PA., Oct. 22, 1869.
WINTER COMlNG.—Winter is corn
ing, and Coessir ct CUNINGRAM have
made arrangements to meet the wants of
the public by their large assortment of all
kinds of Ready-made Clothing, for Fall
and Winter wear, for Men and Boys—
also, Caps, Boots, Shoes, ttc., which they
are selling vary low. tf,
JACK FROST—Is here, and Nonitts is
determined to keep people warm and
comfortaole, by selling clothing so cheap
that every body can purchase Over Coals
as low as $4.00 and good warm Under
Coats at $3.50, also Under Shirts and Draw
ers at any price a man wants them, Knit
Jackets, Government Blouses and Over
Coats, cheap as dirt, and Genuine Buck
Gloves the best in the country, and every
thing that a man wants to keep himself
comfortable. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Rubber Overs, etc., (tc. Dont - fail to call
at Norris' Corner—Arnold's old Stand, if
you want bargains. tf
ei'Fresh fish and Oysters constantly on
hand in Season at Win. J. Martin's. 2t
BIERBOWER'S SEGARS have be
come noted for their high flavor, and every
body who knows anything about good To
bacco has got in the habit of going direct
to his establishment in the northeast corner
of the diamond—fully assured that they
can get just what they want, the very beat
Segal's, made of prime tobacco, highly
flavored, and what is better still sold at
prices that can't be beat in or out of the
city. Strangers can't mistake the place.
"Punch" always stands at the door, good
humoredly inviting the passer-by to enter
and enjoy the good things to be found there
—Segars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
of the best brand, Merctianms, Pipes, &c.
IMPROVED MORNING GLORY.—
The famous Morning Glory Stove, so pop
ularas a parlor and office stove, has some
times been objected to for use in cham
bers and by families needing but one fire,
because not adapted to heat water, &e.—
This difficulty has been overcome, and
last Monday we saw_one of the improved
Morning Glories in operation at ;he Ware
room of Col. C. H. Birslitarit, on Carlisle
street, which seems not only to obviate
objections but to meet every desired want.
It is nothing more cw less than the ordi
nary Moriiing Glory, with an Oven about
L 5 inches in diameter attached, and inge
niously arranged dampers by which the
heat can be thrown around the oven at
.pleasure, and making it as hot .as the
ovens of the best cooking stoves. Water
can 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 beat..
er, adapts it for the sick chamber, or use
in small families requiring but little
oeoking. tf
ATTENTION FAEMERS.—Try the
celebrated 'Patent Elastic Rubber lined
Collars, Saddlesand Pada. Warranted to
prevent, horses from galling and to
heal `up under work horses already galled,
if properly fitted ; and sore necks and
backs are keiwt edema with cold water and
Castile &alp, or nopay. For sale by J. W.
Cress, manufacturer's Agent, Gettysburg,
Pa. - Sept. VW
IRAIIRIED.
Berwwit—Gunterr.—On the 21st inst., at
the residence of the bride'ssister, In V iet Viborg, by Ray. Mr. Billie, J. O. Fewer,
of Newcastle ' Pa., to Miss Mollie A.
Gillet; of this place. •
[The Printer was not forgotten by onr
you &Ws la the imidetof US* joys.
Th otar,.best Witham fofb Bib hf
nue loyea wedded bliss.]
Faszn--Jonza.—On the 26th alt., by
the'Rev. W. R. H. Deatrioh, Mr. David
Freed, of Franklin township, to Miss Su
san Jones, of Shippensburg.
Fitzsza--GEtsmatext. Littlestown
on the 10th inst., by Rev. P. Lana, Mr.
Sacob M. Feeeer, of Carroll minty, Md., Mies Lucinda Geieehnan, of Adams
county.
' LINARD—WALTER.—On the 14th inat.,
by Rev. M. Snyder, Mr. Daniel Linard to
-Miss hiariab M. Waltar,botli 01 Butler
township.
DIED.
bittuiry notices 5 cents a line for
sil li a l Zr 4 ilaos—oanh to actoompany no
ties.
Littladown, On die
9th Laura Jane, Infant daughter Or
,Jacob and Alvin iioruberger; - aged 1
year 6 months and 3 days.
Prrrscrumf.—On the 18th Inst., In this'
borough, Emma, daughter of Daniel F.
and .ristea Petteatart, aged days.
9VIMWMPIPIRIMPIPPIPI
asrr:•me 111M1EONO' iliWznrous.
LIPPOISITSAT LAAr .
.`
I.G.lltrOrriery,torkriiimitja residuum. -
D. y, Oliaarbeistiarg at.. h i seisms.
J. IL Kraut tJa on rt.. osocrir wirers: '; " :
D. WU* or egitare, In reddrare.
A. J. Cover, Baltiaareirt., agar Paha' itlicoVailtorfi
D. A.Baehler,Baltliaorestmotja r eildenes. ,
J. W. Tipton,Obsenbersburgstreet, Int square
Donau Sriviraw Waskusgto Mk Klddlo sta.
D. InsetDor £ Bro., York or opporlto Bank.
D. H. Hllngol, Marin:lre street, sew od slum.
John N. Intllagitrarlislo street, wear Raarosd Depot
141.01113M1L1N0.,
B.G. Hollobingh.:Wisshlagtos West.
Swint. t Witte, Obainbszobarg lastan.
Geo.A.Oodorii Went Middle Bornot.
Nicholas I Blazon Oodori, Tort stroet,lrai square.
JohnGrnel,Ohaodlersburg Mreet,asariagleHotel
CAZPIIIMS Aim mwrammons.
Wm.O.Stellamtthi Sea, York irtrookarat squario.
Wm. Chritunan, Weslshigton it. near Gdenbersbarg
Geo. C. Cashman, Stratton street. mar Balreed.
cukaareems, ay.
Perry J. Tate, Charabersborg street.
Deaner & Ziegler, Middle street., near Baltimore
W. K. Gallagher, bat Middle st.oecond squire
CLOTHING.
B. 0. Colman • Cunningham, Baltimore street.
1/.Canninglibain, Baltimoreans's, Antigua'.
1.0. Norris, South West corner of Diamond.
Jacob Brinkerhoff,corner of York and Public Squire
0.8. Buehler,eariser, ofOertAls and Raflroad streets
Jacob Rellly,corner oflgerattou and Railroad .
Dr. J. K. Berkstreser, York street, first square.
J. L.Hlll.Chareberebstrg street, oppoeltelsg le Hots
•. D.Buebler,Chambersburg st., near Public !Square
Haber*, Baltimore street, grit square.
B. Horner, Chamb'g st., opposite Christ's Church.
DIY GOODS.
Fabnestock Brotharg,cor. of Ballo. and Middle sti
J. L. Schick, cor.Baltlore and Public Square.
Rebert k Elliot, Balt. at.. opposite the Coart-house.
H. B. Woods, cor. of Diamond and York street.
P. D. Duphorn, corner of Diamond and Carlisle mt.
701,01.
IL W. Hoffman, wailer Wad and EaMail duet
POZWAA.DING un 00XXIMS1011.00111ti.
Bigham k Co., eor. Washington and Railroad.
John Crass, tor. Stratton aad Railroad.
Jos. Wible k Bons, eor. Washington and Railroad
McCurdy & Hamilton. Carlisle Street.
Peter Beltler, Railroad, Rut of Straitens treat
R. D. Armor, East Male street
GLOCTILEs, 11C.
J. W.Cress, con Chamberiburg and Public Square
Wm. Boyer & Sou, York et., opposite National Bank.
Wm. B. Meals, York st., second sonars.
Wm. J. Martin cot. ofßaltimore and Rigb streets.
Peknestock Brid.bere, nor. Baltimore and Middle Its.
nigbam k 00., cot. Wasbington and Railroad streets.
McCurdy, Carlisle it.
Gillespie, York et., first square
H. Reefer, Baltimore street, third square.
Warner it Co., 8. 1. corner of Diamond
ELIDWAIAZ MID C177111Y.
Danner & Ziegler, Baltimore 'treat, Aral aquae.
fahneetock Brothers, corner Bal to. sad Middle its
11AINZOI, *C.
D. McCraw, 1 Soo, Delta, it. appoints Pres. Chartb,
John Culp, Oarllals Streit, near psosonger dejnot.
HATS, OAPS, SHOOS, AO.
8. B. McCreary. Chambertburg street, fins aquarel
Jacob Brinkerhoff, tor. of York at., and Public/Square
T. C. Norris, South Watt eo now of Diamond.
R. C. Cobean & Cannsugham, Baltimore Street.
Q. B. Woods, cot. of Diamond and York street.
gagleilotel,J.L.Tate, proprietor,corner Chambers.
burg and Washington.
Heystona How, W.ll.3l.yers, proprietor, Chambers
burg 'treat, oppatite Christ's Church.
N. Weaver & Bon, Wuhlugton it., aorth of Chem
berebarg.
P. J. Tate k Bro., C hatabersbarg street, oppreite the
Eagle Hotel.
Cennon,eorner ot Baltimore and Middle streets
Meals t Brothor, York it., soder Strattos.
Tipton t Myass, Yorksttaiit, OW 140 Natio:Wpm*
rgrucust.i
.7. W. C. O'Neal, Baltimore street, near High
H. 8. Huber, coy. Chatobersburg & Washington As.
PILINTISO OPTIC/.
Star &Wind, Baltimore it., midway between
the Court Howse and Public Square, west side.
C. U. Buehler, corner olVarllalaaad Railroad
Wishing on Riprbowpr, N. Loonier ot Diamond
J. Jacobs, Ctuitobanbanr street, Ara kuMFO.
Wm. T. Mug, York street, opposite &Mk.
Jeremiah Culp, York street, second square
i7PfIOLITIBIZ.
Wm. E. Calp,Washingtan street, near Kai& Hotel.
Soper 1 McCartney, Balto.,street, first square.
glatui at tilt Viarkttsi.
Baltimore emia 5. Firedamp 11arli et.
Eattimpre. flisersdap Mersin,.
.. 5 50 • 675
~ 6 00 • 625
.. 138 • 1 52
. 1 85 • 1 45
• 1.08 0 1 15
1 10 @ 1 18
58 9 70
4 26 • 4 50
7 25 0 7 75
2 45 • 2 50
17i 17
19.1 P 201
23 0 24
18 • 181
1 50
&MIR FLOM,.
Ernu
Warm WaraT,...
Ran WE ILL;
COHN,
Eirs,
•
OATS,
TIMOTHT-181ED,...
Ctoviut-siezp,
FLAX -assn,
BACON, Beorrunits,
" Bmsa,
di HAjiiik
LARD,
GOLD, Phila
Gettysburg• Grain 8 Prevision Market.
Gettysburg, Friday Yemen.
4 50 • 5 50
5 50
SUPER FL0va,......
EXTRA. FLOUR,...
WHIMS WHEAT,...
RED WHEAT,...,..
CORN,
RIZ,
OATS,
BUCKWHEAT, .
TLKOTHY SEED,-
CLOVER SEED, ....
Porwross,
Burris,
LA8D,....
&ass,
BASON, HAND,
" Sums, .
" Snounas,
80er,...
TALLow,
PUBLIC SALE
01, VALUABLE REAL EETNEIL
By virtue of an cedar of the Orpheus' Court of
Adams county, Ps., the usialsoneiguad, Adminharator
of the Estate of WILLIAM Massa, deceased, will sell
at Public Bale, es gassussy, the 6th day of amssisy
*cat, at the reenienceof laid demised, in Boschar.
vine, Butler township, Adams county, Pa., a 14T OP
GROUND, In Beeciferaville, about half mile from
Areadtsville, containing about ime half sere, isMaile•
ing iota of Jeremiah 7)lehl, Jameson Myysrsna,, sad
others, improved with • good LOO WEATHEE
BOAEDED Holum, two stories, with two-story BM*.
building, log and frame Stable, Meg Pee, and other
outhnihiluge. • wall of good water with pump, sad •
number of choice Fruit Trees. The Mildiop are in
good ord
ei er and the betake welladsptimi far soy Wad
of busins.
Babe to coca eass se 1 o'clock, P. N, im mild doh
*ban stbabdczcoo will be aim cad tonna sac know"
by M. A. MUM, WT.
Oak 22.—ta
SENT; FREE.
amts. sox, a colt
SEED CATALOGUE
sod tiIILOT to *s
FLOWER & VEGETABLE
• GUM, 10K IVO.
Published In Monism "tory loser of Nkomo id&
=
now sod volsablo work. trot of &alp about&
totaadloto tr ILOWI,IIOII It 00., lwaa.
Oot.& Barry%
.—NeMorro, Itoolontor, N. Y.
22, 1860
TO COLLECTORS.
Collectors of County and State
are bendy not/Ilad thStliwr scpmetwl to easy,
and pay olio thstaan an tote Ihapikasaas on orb
fbes Zneitair; iM 11114 aier d Moimber sad. It an
easary, therrikiabtied at sees to askew collo.
dons by the uedl.pl proems.
Thin being sosaiihey th• 04; . 11aRY' T;eamten
namiieu tailN Qldng biaidite irgualik
Oa Mart edlioilia . awl palmist are of Um
bussobhbely We NM*
•H. Wass4 Oh&
Oct. 22, ice.
iATAB, at BENTOrgta bar es - .
Leger tdrealation than 41 the pawl In the Wont
tembhted—amsee Ms the bet attvetteteg Ream
I=
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lois, LVXUZ, LINZ, IC
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RAp,AF
INDUTAM I Mb. 111 11.
1 25 01 50
1 000 1 20
3 00
7 00
40@ ro
33
20
rmo
Taxes for 1869
LOOS WIT,
mom worn,
sious, imam
BM:IIMI't!!!
'Utnftuntow:
fr &14L EX OELLENCrE'
Norch.pu. erase Olothhei is the poly wan
of*of Atoot neopc •
T.IUMCITTO2I
BILM)Y-MADI CLOTHING
ld/1201/1&: Wit •aito' babe but "all
wear sotds every phew
et is wall spar&
hied. awl confute exam
oar Paton 'of lardy
wodeCkeltinga no Ouch
al • coda • ock la
other establishments
as eastoos Work ; their
wat*t
stoalayle.bbes eosalbrt
WI
'Oarbaadi are applied
with the best trim.
*dap, alma we see that •
*boy ass them, and
WELL NAM evert article is Own ,
(nighty tested habil.
Deb, pot iota slosh.
livery protest sold is
aexeepapierr with a
legal guarantee. bold.
lug sot roepoosibla for
the 'eOnletaele ,ot an
the reprrosutatloas
made.
It Is iShwedat that oar
large billahmaa and
=ay Odin' advantages'
• gonadal:a to sell lower
• thaa'aav other house.
We invite a fah* owe.
ZOIIXS3 PRICED. pathon of prier.
Ii
i 8 ~~
FOR
NALL AND WINTKA 01 .1869.
W. MT. amide the
GREATEST PREPARATIONS YET
NUMBERLESS GARMENTS,
ENDLESS VARIETY,
CHOICEST SELECTIONS,
aooDs To wsekirnt,
STANDARD STYLES.
• LAMS FASHIONS,
,118 W ID,RIABBI3O 000D8.
AST'AII our goods are warted at lower prices than
were the sews anklet last year.
eisM itYll krAriii!•tw:v
DEPARTMENT DOR BOW AND YOUTHS' WEAR
Are especially well prefmroci to
ere watisfeettw
241 W AND NMI& CUTTERS.
numovso BYSTBY
GMAT= DISPATOH,
A MD LINN Or GOODS THAN SYSIL
SCHOOL CLOTHES,
SUNDAY CLOTH'S,
MANY NBA STYLES,
WZAZING QUALfITIM USIMALID.
OAK HALL BUILDINGS
THB LARGEST IN THZ BUTZ
8. soar. ah k *ARRA' Se., Philadelphia. Jim
bracing whol. black oo 13tb from Market v, Minor.
Oct. 22.—t to weluumuis &BROWN.
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoos,
N E Vir• F IRM!
COBBAN ft UNNING HA M
travijut receleed from the City a new and largo
IA stock of
CLOTHING,
HATE CAT'S,
BOOTS & SHOES,
NOTIONS, &c.
•••
The goods ism all been .elected with gnat care and
with a dash" to mama the wants or this community.
Tb•
sada, mobilo will And tkagoods to boot this best quality
LATEST STYLES,
One and all are Invited to call at our Stara, on Balti
mosostrast, Gettysburg,usarly opposite Fahneetock
R. C. COBIAN,
JAL CUNNINGHAM.
Oct 21.,..0
Cook and Parlor
STOVES,
OF ALL KINDS.
The Weld and most approved styles
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND
HOLLOW WARE.
Coal and Lumber
OF ALL KINDS
Call it Examine .
C. H. BUEHLER'S
Ware Rooms,
CORNER OF CARLISLE RAILROAD
H. B. WOODS,
ijonrko,k4lsktu:iiftex:
MIN'S BOOTS worth 05 00 tbr SO Id
MIPS soon worth I 00 for 000
Kill BOOTS worth . 6 00 for 4 to
Lune• sad OBILDEZX'S ORM AO CiArTal
sad all kinds of SNOBS at Him *Mooed torso.
ALSO
ICU'S RATE worth 8610 kr $i 00
Kira HAI'S worth 846 for 260
312N11 Mill worth 260 f* 4 00 '
Indri NA.Ti Worth 146 for 86
RAVI worth /60 for re
• • , •
*lf uA 0111ILDIMIN'8 H4lll at was rods:Afar .
' irreg.." •
ALSO
MEE Hint worth at Ili tor th
WOOL MAIM' worth $1 26 sod $1 00 for SI
a.
"PAC"- " 163:607.%
—4oats.for U , 40
onionAmmi, swamies am lin klub
of DRY GOOD! et Nellie reduced price&
• L ik l 0
O *Nib scso ;
on
02 50, 81 re sad =1 16
II 26 soda* oft
. ,
Do!'/ Whit worth 30, 40, 60, 30 aad 20 eta at rap
demi • •
l 0
SUMS ABU Wuni WLB, owns, zo;
Amy, cv,,l. lamixe.
MUG, b. aU at *a
MEI
rifted Orlimb
I 1
1. 11 0
OLUXIS E prbis law.
W. WA, 11111100-4 i .
RBEff ADURT/111216 11:113=mi
..~., \
JURY LIST FOR NOlrglithEß
GRAND .717 RY.
Hundneas. B. Gardner, Foreman, Jere
miah
York SprGt. Beals, H. W. Sadler, John D.
Becker.
Oxford—James Hersh, Charles Timmins..
Gett4nmuriumases Pierce. fie4dge A. Vii.
j Robert met;urdy,
Straban—William McCreary, John Dickson.
Rear Liber
ben ty—Martin C. Overholtzer John Z. Welty,
iihover.
Menallen—Jesse Dull Cornelius Rice.
Berwick bor.—Jesse Newcommer.
Hamlltou—Abner S. Hildelbrand, John Patterson.
Mountloy—Henry Mt:-
Union—Martin E. Bollinger.
Menalien-William Pltzer, S. A. Burkholder, Geo.
W. Wilson.
Hamiltonhan-Frederiek Shully, Peter Stover,
John Waugh, Daniel Sullivan, Reuben Stem
Oonowago-Adam Paster, Au ~stus Dellone.
Monntioy-Robert Wilson, dames Davis, Isaac
sti J i t l ittr
-John B. Lease, George B. Monfort, Wm.
Black, Sr., Philip Weaver.
Cumberland-John Staring, Davidiihriver.
Huntington -Henry Myers, J. G. Wolf, Sebastian
Flakes, James A. Inner, Thomas Kennedy.
Berwick bor.-Lewis Jordy.
Littlestown-Wilham Lansinger, Heory S. Kline.
Butler--Williazu Bream, Sr., John C. Markly, Dr.
J. L. Behr.
Liberty-Charles:lg. Buhrman.
Latimore-Paul Troup, Isaac B. Tudor, P. A.
Myers.
Highland-John Dubs,
n=n -Peter Hoghein.s, Daniel Elirehart.
n-James Heck, John C. Hartman, Wil
yronliam Bell, Joseph Rebert.
Te-Moses M. Nel
Mount)leasant-Charlees y.
G. Miller, Anthony Lit,
tie, Joseph J. Harman.
Oxford-John L. Smith.
Gettysburg-John Weigle.
Union-Jacob G. Basehoar.
SECOND WEER.
Union—Amos Lefever, John Itife.
Gettysburg—C, H. Buehler, John Scott, Daniel H.
- Klingel, ;Jacob Benner.
Beading—Adam S. Myers. Jonas Hollinger, SL R.
Blanser.
Monntpleasant—Joseph E. Holder, Hezeklah
Hagarman, John errigan.
Lathnore—Joel Grlea,A, Arnold Gardner, Michael
Stanmbaugh, Win. F. Bonner, John S. Martin.
Yoak Springs—Jesse Johns, Samuel Shelly, Hen
ry Shultz.
Butler—Wm. H. Deltrich, Solomon Orner, Jesse
Houck, Israel Shank.
Berwick township—Jacob Stenger.
Menallen—Joel Garretson.
Hamlltonban—Rufus C. Swope, Henry Hull, John
Ogden.
tone—rriali Gardner, Jonas Sterner, Jacob
k.
Straban--Phlllp Donohue, Jesse .McCreary.
Germany—Rufus Eckert-
Httntgurton—John B. Group, John E. Plank, B,
F. Wlerman.
Liberty—George H. lirtse.
Ozford—Zacholas Henze'.
Conowago—Joßeph Drayer.
Ifasnliton—Webitly Cauffman, Mhthael Strubinger.
Llttlestown—J. B, Adams.
Bergick b0r...40tr, D. Kochenouer.
ell!lllKlrliutd—Mlehael Prey.
uot. M.—te
1869. MILLINERY. 1869
MISS McCREARY
Ilu Just opened a large enortment of
BONNETS & HATS
of the winter laying, with
Feathers, Flowers & Ribb'ons
to match. All of which she will 'ell at the lows
comb prices.
Its_Eldohots made to order It the shortest notice.
Oct. 22, 1889.--21 d
FURNITURE ROOMS
GETTYSBURG, PA
WARNER CO
TNVITE special attention to their large aaaortment
I of Household sorultare, all of the best make and
latest Myles, which they me selling al City prices.
COTTAGE SNITS,
Containing BEDSTEAD, BUREAU. ~ TAEH-STAND
TEAPOT TABLE. POUR CRATES. NURSE
ROCKER. and TOWEL RACK—
sata as low as ESO. Also,
PARLOR & CHAMBER FURNITURE,
of all 'kinds to separate pieces—SOFAS, TABLES
CHAIRS, STANDS, BDREAIIi. iqrSVEL RAKES,
WARDROBES, WORE TABLES. DINING and
BREAK VAST TABLES, EXTENSIVE
TA ;IL ES, CRIBS. NATTE ESS ES. HAT
SACHS, WHAT•NOTS, CHIL
DREN'S CARRIAGES, STEP
• LADDERe, BEAJEETS,
Ac, tr., and a large
aesortneel of
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
TUCKER SPRING BOTTOM.
Call and Examine I
South-east corner or Centre Square
Oct. 22, 1869.—tf
FORTY THOUSAND
CASES OF GOODS
were chipped from our house It Ono Year, to families,
club. end merchant. , in every part of the country,
from Heine to California, amornting In value to over
ONE MJR.ION DOLLARS.
Our facilities for tfansactior thin immense business
are better than ever before. Ve have agents In all
the principal cities to purchaar goods from the Manu
facturer., Importer., and other., for CASH, and often
at an immense sacrilice from :h e original cost of pro
duction.
Our stock omelets, in part, d the followlnggooder
SHAWLS, BLANKETS, QUILTS. COTTONS, G 1 NO.
HAMS. DRESS GOODS. TABLE LINEN, TOWELS.,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS, CORM'S. 4c., &c.
SILVER-PLATED WARE, SPOON'S, PLATED ON
NICKEL SILVER, DESERT PORES, FIVZ.BOTTLE
PLATED CASTORS, BRITASNIA WARE, GLASS
WARE, TABLE and POCHIC CUTLERY, In great
variety.
ELEGANT PRINCE( AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS, BEAUTIFUL PROTUIRAPH ALBUMS, the
newest and choicest styles in Morocco and Velvet
Bindings.
MOROCCO TEAVELLING BAGS, lIAND4ER
CHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES, lc.
GOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY, OP TUE NEW STYLES.
We have also made arrangements dith some of the
leading Publishing Gooses, that will enable us to sell
the standard and latest work. of popular authors at
about one-half the regular priaa:—such as BMW.
Moon, Bow, hirtrott. and Tummy's Woitis, in
full Gilt and Cloth Bindings,—and hundreds of
others.
ONE DOLLAR FOR BACK ARTICLE
We do not afar • epsloirtklo of.marcbaadiss. th at
can be sold by 'welder dealers et opt price. We do
Dot Mt you to buy goods from as anima we can tell
them cbsaper than you con obtain them in any other
way,—while the greater part of our 000dv ars mold at
about
One-Half the Regular Rates.
wiivant good reliable sigenta s in every 'part of the
Boatl l 7. BY erdPialing you *porn time to form
clubs and sending no orders, you as obtain the most
liberal commissions, either in CASH or If ERCHAN.
DISE, and all good, sent by no will Do as represantod,
and we ausrantas satisfaction to every one dialing
with our home. , •
Agents should collect ten cants from each customer
and rosined bas in advance, for Desciiptiee Checks
of the goods we sell.
Thu holders of the Checks has* the privilege of
whim purchasing tb• article thereon described, or of
exchanging brag article mentioned on our Cata
logue, agmbering over 860 dilferent articleo,—not One
of which can b• purchased In the amps! way ibr tie
16/0111100113/11.
Its advantages of Ana vending for Chicks are
thews—Wonte ametantly baying email l ots of Ton ,
valuable goods, which are nut on our catalogum, asd
for which ma hens checks till all are sold • wawa, In
„ ver y large club we will tut checks for Weems,
(Muse, SLAMirelb Dime rarrnuns, or some other
article of mine, dish.; some members rif the dub an
olomodefar Want owe quarter qf its mai m
"In every order amounting to ovess6o, accompanied
by the esA,tlie Agent may retain gi.oo,and in every
orderof our SWUM., 00 may be retained to
PAT THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
Tim ogir L ram pR014 1 7 to owild 4gepts Ist Op
Wooten; sad ronsaM Slat" but le c9P4 to 41 ous.
COMMISSIONS 4
4i n t s Nn 6. Wd Um Per cart, Cub or MN ,
'babe, whoa sag au ur ram mato cum ibr
which Wow we 'lva a partial List of Calcuulwkawl
Fog AN Oh Dia OP $3O, Loma fromclub of Thirty,
we w q k poy , tko Agent, so ecooadieke L 2S I. Brawn
be laiwoheil Shooting, Good Dress nutara, Wool
Square Shawl, /ranch Oariser Paste and Peet Pet
tarn, Pine lakrip White counterpane; *to or $3.00 in
ash. ,
P 0& All OILDNA 01 $ 6O l from a Glob of Fifty we
will par Os Aord, N Cosamision, 44 ghostlog,
on . p a r Asstf . Witol Bisulteik Poplin Drew pattern,
Handsome Wool Square Basal, Fiftie
sky NA.. or $6l/0 It cash.
ti, so
FOWLS OHM 0/ 11100,1rea seep of One Hun
dred, we 11 1 13 1 4%/4114 Mtn Me i
V it a $4 3 4 LWP Ws aau Vo c lim a k
amidaw. i t a .. 4 6 , or $lO
kw $1
gob To* 0 0 11g* awir Trinl, li n Assett, Me.
Amor, okra int peg =amp la Parlous purporting
to Maur sputa, ungeßparamongliopnatusag.
'ND OM 4.IODATD Br u4pinsio
Pit Mem Particolui send, tr opr writ 8 pep
1340411ww,
PARK= * CO.,
98 • 10 °190 4, 4 1°0 44
od. p0ge0,•47 - •
• , ' , FARMER% ELBLPR,
s Wi" 'Nola THIS
0 fit Whe
trin au b Ihriisa
saline to
zeount,mcounir 00n PM
est.
GENERAL JURY.
nErr WEER.
•••Oir
=di NW
14 , 7 0 1
88.
REPORT'
OF the etinditio n of the GETTY&
NW immoral. BANN, on the 9th day of
October,lllo9:
Owns and D_
iseonnts... RESOCZCZB.
uss 60
17.8. Bonds to secure alro.n m
..
lation----. 160,000 00
Otl7. B.
}Viand other e ga emorlthe on hand.. 30,000 00
• , Bonds d hlorithgee........ 21,800 00
Dna Iran Redesmiegied Reserve Agents.. 13,830 19
Doe from other Natioeal thanks...-- 4,443 66
do Hanka sad Bantam.... ...... 794 98
Other Reel Estate.-- 6,008 00
Current
......
..... 687 29
Taxes paid
ORA Items (Wein ding stamps). 074 4 1,286 77 5
Bills or other National Banks..., . .. .. .„...
7thethmal Ours° ay (including nickels)... 36 70
33 0 0
Legal Tender No ................................ 23,210 00
LIABILITL62.
Capital Stack paid in
Surplus Fund...,
2145.1 50 19.600 00
Profit and L.:
00
Discounts , ............... .. ......
4,173 66
8,479 09
National %link 'Circulation 130.000
State cal " outstanding.— 9,778 00
Oti
Individual Veposisa.„,„.
5
122,192.8
Due to National Banks 8,6311 21
Due to other Banks and Bankers. ......... ..... 3,411 40
Dividends uncalled
553 23
I, J. Ewers' Bala, Caahier of tint Gettysburg Nation-
al Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
fa true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
J. 19310 RY BAIR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to
before me this WO'
da of October, 1889.
A. J. COVER, J. P.
Correct.—...ttrat--43. Swops,
Dern) WILLS,
D. llzareutzeitr,
Director..
Oct. 22, 1860.—it
REPORT
(IF the condition of the FIRST
NATIONAL BANK Op OZTTYBBURG, In
Gettysburg, Acisins county, in the Feats of Pennsyl—
Tanis, at tlrs close of business on the 9th .Lzy of
October, 18811:
Fi EZOURCES
Loans and Dlseosmts _
$11',404 79
Time accommodation Loans $lO .4 79
Indebtednasa of 'proctors. .14 uu
Overdrafts
U. S. Bonds to ee6re circula—
tion
U. S. Bonds and Seel:irides on
hand—. ........ ............. ......
Due from Iteileenifng and h.
servo Avila. (ae per ached•
ule)
Due (tom other Nat lonia Belau
(as per schedule)
Due from other Bank. and
Bankers (as per schedule)...
Furniture and Fixtures
Current. Expenses
Taxes Paid
Cash lamina (InclutllngStrusps)
(as per 5chedu1e)......... _._._
QfIL of oilier National ;Maks..
Fractional Currency tincluil
log nickels).
Laval Tender Nutley.
LiABILITTES
Capital Etock pall in.-.
Surplus Fund ~..
Exchange
Interest
Profit aad
CircaLath,'
IreulatingNetesixeceived from
Comptroller
Lena amount on hand—
Amount outstandlng
Individual Deposits
Due to Natkesal Ranks, as per
ssnadnie.----- ..............
Dividends unpaid,—
I Gamma Alpoln. duller or the Pint National
Bank of Gettjahaeg, do solemnly swear that the above
statement la InNato the best of my knowledge and
GEGE ARNOLD, Cashier
Stale of Pertneil•noil,CoOß.a"
ty of ...demi. El-.
Sworn to LW sabiecribed be-
fore me, ibis I6tb day or
October, 18419.
♦. J. COVE.P., J. P.
Currect.—Atteet—Jecoe McrseuxAtr,
Grout Taeowz,
D. 51cCoxecoar,
Director,.
Oct.Z.,' 1.869.-3 t
S HERIFF'S SALES.
By virtue cf •amdry writ of Veuditlord EEpotias,
will b• offered ati.tiblic Sale; at the Court Ilona',
In Oettysburt, oa attar:day, the 13a day of Novem
ber next, at 1 o'clock, P. IL, th• following described
Beal Estate, viz:
•
A HALF LOT OF GROUND,
In the Ikeongb of Gettystntrg, Adams county,
Pa., fronting on Stratton street, on the weet, adjP4w.
log lots of Jacob Codori on the northoinii lots of John
Kuhn on the east and loath, improved with • two.
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. one-story Brick
Bockbalkling, and -ant Ilotisea with Fruit Trees on
the premises. Seized and taken into execution as the
Baal HAW* Of LT111 ! % 0/11.1.117.E.
Also—A TRACT OF LAND,
'haste la Union township, Adams county, Pa.,adJoin
log lands of Mime Oreadortf, Edward Weaver, John
liaoptman, and others, containing 2 EMILE, more or
lees, Improved with al% LOO HOUSE, Log emote,
Liog Pen, Bike Oven, sod other ontbaildings, with •
well of waist. at the dwelling with a harm over it.
the lot is all clear and under good fence. Seized and
taken Into execution u the heal Utak. of Licata P.
Viuru.
PH/LIP Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, Get. ELLNN,
L—t.Z BbetilL
Ten per cent. of the purchase money upon all
sales by the litheriff most be paed over framed hely after
the property is etruck down or upon Millirem comply
therewith the property will be again put up the sale.
ANTED— Agenta, Teschera,Btndents, Clergnaen,
Partnere
.on and daughter., and all to aell
BEFORE the FOOTLIGHTS
AND BEHIND THE
SCENES,
BY OLIVE LOGAN
77tr Great Reformer of the Stage,
who, basing abandoned stage life, now exhibits in
•ivid colors the whole show world 10fbre wad Behind
the Scenes. Being Truthful. Moral, and High toned,
well as Sensational, Rich, and Racy, It outsell. all
other books. Beautifully illustrated with 40 spirited
engrasings, 24 full-page cuts, 650 pat., on now-t int
ed paper. Greateat inducements yet offered. Pro
spectus, Sample Copy, Boxes, and Stationery, Free.
For Circular, explaining, a ddrese immediately, PAR
MELEE t CO., Publishers, either at Philadelphia,
Pa., Cincinnati, Ohio, or Middletown, Olasn.
Oct. 22.-4 w
8100 A MONTH SALARY
PAID for Agents, male and female; business per
manent. Enclose 3c: stamp. Van Allen A Co, 171
Broadway, New York. (Clip out, and return adver
tisement.] [Oct. 15-1 w
A WATCH 1 1 111LE..—GIFEN GRATIS to every live
MAD who will act as agent In a new, light, and
honorable trthiess, paying &id a day. No girt enter
prise. No humbug. No money wanted In advance.
Address Et Moss. z Kemeny k Co., Pittsburg, Ps.
0ct.16-4w
CHEAP PAINTING.-
100 lbs of the Pscoae C 01033111
Corozal", Pence (costing 512,60) will
4to! pakit ss mushas 850 lbs. or Lead
and wear longer For particulars,
addreu H. BOWEN, eec'y., No. 160
COST LEAD. N. Fourth et., Philadelphia.
Oct. 15-6 w
HENRY WARD
BEECHER'S
SERMONS
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Are being read by people of every class and denomina
tion all over this country and Europe. They are fall
of vital, beautiful religions thought and feeling. Ply
mouth Pulpit is published weekly, and contains Mr
Beecher's ;Sermons and Prayers, in form suitable for
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publishers OA) giving two banUsome volumes of over
400 pages cacti. Hall yearly, $1.)6. A Dell and ingerb
Steel Portal; of Mr. Beecher presented td all yearly
subscribers. Utraordioary otter l PLYMOUTH
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Unsectarian, Independent, Christian Journal-16
pages, cut and stitched, clearly printed, ably edited,
sent to one address for 62 weeks lbr tour dollars.—
Special Inducements to canvassers and those getting
up clubs. Specimen copies, postage free s lbr
J. B. FORD A CO , Pub's, 39 Park Row, N. Y.
Oct. 16-4 w
Alleits Lung Balsam 1
Tuizg4lEDT FOR CURING
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
AND CROUP.
AS AN RXPRCTORANT
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
It is composed of the active princlpfti of roots and
t heir hich ere ph etatially extracted. so as to Mats
all medical qualitiea.
lanivrafte AND rIIBLICi !BEAMS
Who are 4-
no often afilkted with throat diseases, will
End a mire remedy . in -this Balsa*. Lose:lgoe end
wanrs sometimes ere relief, bat tb/a- Balsam, taken
• few times, will aware a permanent care.
Will aIl those apticiael with (Ma& or Oonintaptkow
ere this - Wow • Stir ;trial I They will be pleated,
With the real; and ogees that the Bars Itamedy Is
Tonal at Lest.
IT I 8 BOLD BY ALL =New,
Oct. uk-4w
1 ) .A.1N KILLER,
PAIN is supposed to be the lot du poor mortals..
Inevitable as death, and liable at any time to cans an.
on Its. Maass It Is disputant tist remedial .gnats
should be et hand, to be used on enwrgency. when we
ars guide to had the arareciallag spay of
p,
the the depressing Inaussame of dimmed.
each a remedial scent scahte ta PIM' DAMN
"PAIN !ULM," the . hme of whkh has extended
over all the eartb. *add the Igeupd Ims of the
polar regions, or beneath the tatohnble sad Musing
suns ot the tropics, its Milan are known and appre
ciated. 4g4 by enlisting humanity has Load relief
from man of lot lib. The effect of the Pala =kw
mialarp patien ik : 4 =M4:= In cases of ,
sat7Mm the rysmns. hes t o
ten
micukirktl, and has wo n Ike It a rum satoni t inedesat
fetesietleu that can never be korgottem , !wad
~ respeln, es auctioned resgriy, • sem et
• 11111111, 1111411, Sank ite4 ItiwiiiiCOsisi .60saiw id
ow* as, sod 0 . gromumialeterphiklosassoarad
Off flat _ t positkin auV i r mgt.
cis o :' ' 'H ewers ot 0 ts and
.oill Ihr Perry tog Vega*
am
emi rs, felte no other. fold tog et eimist
stza
OTICE.
The &at and fins) account of Jozus
Adam.crams., Aidirnes of rialo Nalrony and wife, of
Gooney, Pa, ha. b i
ar died In the court ofOcso
awn Plaiapt Adams C0V147. and will he aosilrliad ea
ake Ziff de. Waennsher, WSJ, nalasa ewe be drown
to the contrary.
Oct. 22.--td•
Court Proclamation.
WHEREAS the HOn. ROSH? J. Iftentia, President
TT of the several Courts of Common Pleas in the
counties composing the 19th District, and Justice of
the Court. of Cpl. and Terminer and General Jail De.
livery „tor the trill of all capitaland otheroffendery In
said nation, and Joann J. Yuan and R ohn} G. Ban
rea,lisqra;Judgee of **Courts of Mailmen Plesse,aad
Justices of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer sad
General Jell Delivery, for the trial of all capital and
other offenders In the county of Adams have issued
their precept, bearing date the 16th day of August,
in the year of our Lord one tbousend eight hundred
and six•nine, sad to me directed, for holding • Court
of Common. Pleas, and General Quarter Sessions of tb.
Peace, and General rail Delivery and Courts of Oyer
and Terminer, at Gettysburg, on Monday, the Md of
November, 1869.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all the Justice, of
the Peace, the Coroner and the Constables within the
said county, that they be then and there In their pro
perpersone. with their Rolls, Record; Inquisitions.
Examinations, and other Remembrances, to do those
things which to their altos and in that bet:Wrapper
tabs to be done, and also, they who will prosecute
against the prisoners that are or then shall he in the
Jail of said county of Adams, are to be then and there
to prosecute against them as shall be Just.
PHILIP HANN Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, Oct 22, 1869.
=EI
L.
CABBAGESEED.
y GAVE lumen and will send by mall the Seed of the
.I. follow larval Pities of CABBAGE:
"STONE id ABON"—a remarkable sweet and tender
variety. I have 'succeeded In raising this variety,
to weigh from 15 to 22 pounds. Under &voluble cir
cumstances every plant will bead.
MamNoth Drumhead
--equal In quality with the Ston* mason. Under high
culture head. attain to the weight or 40 lbs.
The Seed Is put tip to packages stud sect to any a d-
drew on the receipt of SO et.. for one package, or 86
cta. for both varieties.
Direction. for num...tut cultivation accompany
each package. Beveral Bpecimens uf the above vari
eties were on exhibition at the hurt agricultural Fair
In Gettysburg.
2,567 IM
109,000 00
Oct.tl.—tf
1000 00
5,e of the 000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED for liardlug's
tion
New Illuminated and Illustrated KW-
lEEI
Life of Christ, and Bunyan's
Pilgrim's Progress.
The works are now ready for delivery. Address for
Catalogue of the beet veiling Subscription books pab
41mhed.
1,513 2.5
7 40
00 (.10
1560
648 11
lEE
W. W. IianDING, Philadelphia, Publisher of
Hardlna's Pktorial Pausil.r Bibles.
310 66
260 CO
rriTLER WATER WIDIELII.—Orer 3,000 In opera.
lion. Addrese the m'Cre.IMIIITan Machin.' Co w
Claremont N. 11, for reduced price ILL.
496 00
90,E 00
mils MAGIC COMB will change any colored balr or
,IL beard to $ permanent Black or Brown. One Comb
sent by mall for fl. For sale by Merchant. k Dragnets
generally. Address Magic Comb Co., Springfield, Maas.
E2;l 252 50
$lOO,OOO 00
1,770 30
AGENTS ! READ THIS !
E WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OP SSO per
week and t Xpensee , or allow • large commission,
to sell our new and wonderful Inventions. Addrmas
11. Wagoner A Co., Marshall, Mich.
1,96{6
35
:.„sl2O 31
7,605 12
90,000 00
745 00
ÜBE B. A. FAKSZBTOCK'B VaRIIIIVUGI
83 268 00
68,831 86
$ll4O How I made It in sLx months. game and
sample mailed free. A. J. PULLAM, N. Y.
640 61
= 61
A 81( YOUR. DOCTOR 08. DRLIGN)IBT FOS RWEIT
0
Q 011'ini
by P. STEARequals (bitter) Quinine. Mannfac
tured NS!, FARA it 0., Oben:this, Ni.'
York.
1271.252 50
Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
TOILET SOAPS
IESTABLISH 1103, YEW YORK.]
For the Delicate Skin of Ladies end Claktres
RED JACKET
A X E
Is better Lean oar regular shaped Axes for those rea
sons: Pirst—lt cute deeper. Second—lt don't stick
In the wood Third—lt doe. not Jar the hand.—
Fbarth—lio time is wasted in taking the Axe eat of
the eat. hilth.—Wlth the saute labor you will do
one-third more work than with regular Axel. Red
palat has nothing to do with the good qualities of this
&ie. for all our Axes are painted red. If your hard
ware store does not keep our goods, we will gladly
answer inquiries or fill your orders direct, or give
you the name of the nearest dealer who keeps our
Axes.
LITPENCOTI' it BAKEWELL,
Sole owners of Colbert:es and Red Jacket Patents
0ct.1.-4t
SIEVES
AND
WIRE CLOTH
MANUFACTURXD BY
SELLERS BROTHERS,
623 Market Street, Phila.
Sept. 2t. 1569.-3 m-In
8008 AGENTS WANTED YOB
STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF
P. T. BARNUM
Warne By UIMULF. 111 ONE WWI 6C ‘ WO VOL,
VIIIII—NIAILT SOO Pacts—PRINZID ly
33 ELEGANT PULL PAGE ENGRAVINGS
It Embraces Forty Years Recollections of his Busy
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, howman, and give. accounts of his Imprisonment,
his Failure, his Successful European Tours, and im
portant Historical and Personal Reminieceaces, re
plate with humor, Anecdotes and Entertaining Nar
ativa.
It oontaine hie celebrated Lecture on the Art of
Money Getting, with rules for Success in Bnaineati,for
which he was offered Sl,OOO. We offer extra induce
menu to Agent.. lend for 32 page circular, with
Specimen Engraring and terms to Agents.
10,000 AGENTS WANTED /OR
PRIEST AND NUN.
This most exciting end Interesting book, by a
popular authoress, is now ready, and those who wish
to canvass for It should apply immediately for sir
calm, (with stamp encloied,) stating territory desired,
experience, Ac. Agent. wanted everywhere for this
and other first-clam books and engraving., by CWT.
TENDEN k McKlNNEY,l3lleCheatont t, Phila
delphia, Ps.
GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY
NO. 8 CHURCH STREET,
P. 0. BOX 6506. NEW TORE . CITT
An organisation of oapitalkts kir the purpose cot Im
porting Teas and distributing them to Merchants
throughout the country at Importer's prices, Laub.
limbed lOC Mead for Price List,
BIG CROPS AND HIGH PRICES are
making Farmers able and anxious to
psocure that to practical and useful book ever is.
wed for their benefit, entitled
'THE FARMER'S MANUAL,"
by the well known author, Geor g e N. Waring; also,
celebrated at the Agricultural Engineer of the great
Central Park, New York.
Thousands ot Farmer. need and meat Ale vary
popular work, cod we de** active Agents is every
county to supply thing. •We will pay from 1100 to
1 1230 p,r month. itooordlatt m ostablltty and meta.:
For full poi 'Oct* ro address
A. U. HUBItARD, ?Wither
400 Medulla It., Phila.
Aug. 2F, 1566-9 m
EMYLOYIKI{NT Mar pays. Tor particulars, wildcats
B. M. STU on & CO. , Brattleboro, Vt.
Ladies Fancy Furs I
JOHN FAREIRA,
718 4440. fl STRART.,
ightio of the Aka. bet. 7th and Bth St, South Side,
PHILADELPHIA,
Importer, Haanlactarer and Dealer In all kinds and
quality of
•FANoY FURS
POS. LADIES' AND OBILDRINIS WERE. -
Having enlarpd, renualidedaid bnprovedno old sad
birdrably known PER =POEM and Midas bit.
ported a very large and splendid 'animal of all the
Atfloroat kinds of Yon boat Lie loads, In ieloPe,
and haul bad tbolla rylada ap by the non skillful work.
'wen, I would respectEtlly WE' my friends of Adams
and adOont Combas, to pail and moans ay vary
lae~ebesatifol eseortment of Panay fan, Ibr
la4to aid Oblidren. lam determined te ea at se
lOW prices sr any other teeptetable lionedin thiseity.
All Pars Warranted. No inlreprlsentstkets to an*
JOHN
Oct I, 1889 -4m 718 Arch Street, PhllafleiPlgo•
. .
WANTED AGENTS,
PILEIII AID 11001114111011411:01011111
KEROSENE LAMP,
=meet by mon dm a• Protons tit ow 001.
Akeltd.* Safe
rano* a& Per mat 0 Oib-ao bat aboo=ritlif
brook or arrow, boosubsoksao. Oar*
sostrA, booms it aoapigoo a wept or.,
13t Piliportkiakalakkoloa sae okiZ i t .
PI That, Noeboaine
Hanisbie lNlikil , k i
gs:
044 16, isea-tr
JACOB AtiLBORN, Preth
Address SOLOMON WEIDNER
Bigler, Adams co., I
COLGATZ 4k 00'8
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
COLBURN'S PATENT
Pittsburgh, Penna
KAGLIIIR AND GIIMAN
J. B. BURS & CO.,
Publisher% Hartford, Conn
to auras br
gal and gtranallalti
. 1. IT 131,1 C SALA 0 1?„:VALIMEIE L
REAL ESTATE.
The andenigned, Admidatrster of the Potato of
Na 81A111411. decaamd, *lll sell at Publics Sala an
Saturday, Ms Mk day of Orleans nadoit Wan*,
Y. on the proetheee, by order of the Orphans' Coati
of Adams county, the /ARM of said deawsi, In
ltrsakUo iawashiP. Mow county, Pa, shoat =s
halt mule from the limpid to Inc 'anon vall y , Cu
the public road leading from Miltown to Nihipabor.
get'e Saw-st 111, adjoining land, of John Livere, John
lolhnea, Tobias Miner, and *thorn, containing 75
ACRES, more or lam The Improvenumta are a two.
story IifiIATHEENCIANDED ifOUDl,with I.
.114 6 , , d/fubla Log ERA with Wagon Shed,
and other onthilldings ; • never-haling Spring
OfjVator near the duelling; • thriving Orchard of
tholes fruit of ail kinds, Apples, Power, Chorrimi,
Am About 30 At,.. are In good Tunbor, the balance
cleared and under cultivation, with a lialr propartkm
of good Meadow. The land le In a good Mate of cab
tivation, having been .recently well Emod. Also, at
the memo time and plan* will be sold a TIthOT 01
MOUNTAIN LAND, contandng 27 Acres more or leen,
In the maze township, about ml Me northwest of
Hill town, well covered with tingeing young Timber,
Chumming, Book Oak and Black Oak.
Persona wishing to view the promisee, will call on
the undersigned residing near Smith's Tavern, or on
Sirs. Sharrott residing on tho Pena.
Attendance will be given and ulnas mad, known
on day of sale by
JOHN NHANNAH, Adm'r
JAmm Mmuirr.Atirtioneer.
Sept. 24.—m
VALUABLE MIUS it FARM
AT PUBLIC SALL
The subscribers will offer at Public Sala, es 38 hir•
day, the 64.1 day etf Noomaker seat, 441 o'cLeck. P. X.
on the premises, their TALUS SU PILOPIIRTT, Mts.
Lied In Liberty township, Adams musty, P•ma.il%
I mom moo Mead fltshileld. known as the "COMPANY
HILLS' The Farm contains 215 ACRIB, more or
lees,of patented Lind, edJoining lands of Jobs Baum.
gardner, Joieeph Mickley, Gaper Myers., and others.
The Improvements are a large two..tory Mons and
part LOO 110111111, Stose * Bank Barn, Wagon Ikea,
Corn Crib, Hog Pen, Stook e Hollehatudother oltibelid•
loss, with a well of water at the door. There are
about 125 Ames clear, 25 Acres in Meadow, and the
balance In One Timber, consisting of White Oak, Wel.
nut and Hickory. There Ls an orchard of choice
fruit, consisting of Apple, Peach and Pear Tress.—
The MILLS are on Middle creak, with sufficient water
to run the year round. The MilLhoues Is 50 by 44
hie, three stories high, Stone; Power, two 011/8601
Wheels, 18 feet high, with two rain of Barg and one
pair of Chopping Scones, and all the machinery and
Sutures belonging to a Grist mill and law
There are are also on the premises a TINANT MOUILII
and STA BLit, with a well of water at the door,
The above Mill and Saw mill are in a good neigh•
borbood for Crabs and sawing, being within oinil mils
of CarrolPs Tract. and on. mile of Window, also
near to Schools, Churchee and Market&
An
per on wishing to view the property can be
showy
the smile by James W. Irwin, who lives there
o.
Attendance 411 be given shd terms made known
on day of male
Sept. 3..—te
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
•
AT PUBLIC BALD..
. --
The•cbseribes, intendin - to reTIM ginning will
oder a Public Bale, Bahaday. , fArd,lllo),
at his residence In Liberty township, Adams county,
Pa, about 1% Wk s north of ltramittebury,, Yd., near
the road wading from namitlidenw to Mastoid, that
desirable and valuable NARY, on which be now
resides, oontainimy 61 AMISS, non or lidw, on which
are. erected • large LOG WRATH/111,110ARDID
Hol7Blt, • new Prams Barn, • large Out House lbr
Hog Pei and Caw Bourn and other outbniklings.—
There Is an encellent and never-fatting well of water
convenient to both House and Darn, • Spring and
Milk House a short distance from the Dwelling
There is on the peseasse • lb/Ming young Apple 0r•
chard just In beaten and of a /hoImSANKT Of Path,
with • greet many Apple Trees on other pests of 'he
premises :also, almost all Tatietles of other Fruits,
such sa Cherries, Peaches, Plume and Pears all of a
good selection or Fruit.
The Farm is all under good inch( and in a goal
state of a:attrition, nearly all of It being granite soil
and very easily Improved. There la a suni,lent quan
tity of Window Land, • reasonable proportion of nut
lar. A usTer-balag Stream of Water rums through
the Para, It is bounded on the North by a Public
Road, ad! Is conveniently situated , havieg the ad
vantages of 3 AGM,' Saw-milla.-Scheola, Churches,
*c., in salon distance.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well by calling
on the subscriber and viewing the property Demo
purchasing slue ham.
Sale to commence on said day at 2 o'clock. P. Y.,
whenattendancewil be given and arum sada known
by
THOMAS COOK.
Oct. 1.-41
PUBLIC SALE
Or A VALUABLE VARY
The undereigued will offer et Public Bala, on Saner.
day. the =A day of October but„ at II o'clock, tI , the
following valuable YARN. situated in Hountplement
township, Adams county, Peon's, adloinfing lands of
Joseph el:angler, Andrew Howard, sad others, con.
talnlag 132 ACRial. The era is under good caltive-
Non with a fair prtikarklon of Meadow and about 24
ACRES OP GOOD WOODLAND. The Improvements
armlet M• good LOG WEATHIABOANGILI DWI/0
LING ROUX, Bank Harty Mllch House, Carriage
House, Hag Pau, sad all other neemeary oathalktlaga
There lea Spring near the Haw. Mare is on Apple
Orchard and a large variety of Paschen, tc. The
bracing le In good order.
The Fula will be sold In parts of 100 Armand la.
proven's:lla, or all together as may best cult par
chasers.
I will also sell at my present residence In Btraben
township, Adams meaty, Pa., a TILACT OF GOOD
WOODLAND, adj.:l4ow Mae of Geo. Howard, deed.
and Ephraim Deer& re The Tram contains 7 Aisne
and will be sold Ice parts of 2to 3 Acres. It is within
1% miles of Gettysburg making It very desirable to
persons wishing to purchase Woodland, es Illisnyeburg
affords a toady market for Wood.
The Farm will be sold first, and the Woodland at 2
o'clock, P. M, in order to give persons final town time
to attend said wile.
Attendince will be given and terms route known
on day of sale by JACOB L 022.
Oct. I.—te
yALUABLE FARM AT
PRIVITY BULB
The undersigned, intending to quit Aiming, offers
at Private Sale, TAM 74.111 f on which he reeklee, I,
Stmban township, Adams county, Pa, oa the road
leading from Gettysburg to llunterstown, 73 maim
from either place, containing 125 LOUd, nom or
less. improved with a large two•story BRICK DWSL
LIN,•, with Backbulkling, containing JO rooms, large
Bank Bart, Corn Crib, Boring House. Carriage House,
OntAltsben, Rog Pen, and other outbuildings; a
never-LWing Spring or Water between the House and
Barn, a tine thriving young Orchard of choice trait of
all kind'. There ars about 8 Acres In good Timber,
the balance cleared and under good cultivation, with
• large proportion of Meadow. The Farm has been
well limed, and Is one of the best wheat producing
farms In the neighborhood. There is every. convent
once on the premises, and it le desirably located with
reference to Schools, Churches, Market, Ac. I
It will be sold on reasonable terms. Panora de
siring to view the premises or obtain fartheo Intorms
lion will call upon or address the undersigned.
If not sold by the Ist of Nocessber, the Para will be
for MINT.
JORN
Gettysburg, Pa, Sept. 3, 1169.-2128R1N K131107P
PUBLIC SALE
•
The undersigned, Ilmecutor of the last Will and
Testament of Richard Crouse, deceased. will eels IS
Public Sale, inwasturstoy, tee 73rd day of Oaken , lad,
at I dams, P. N., on the pram 'sea, by otdor of the
Orphans' Court of Adams musty, a TRACT OP LAND,
situate in Freedom township, Adams county, Pa, ad
joining lands of lase Shea, Joseph Hoffman, halm of
Jacob Drown, and others, ooata hang 44 ACILSIS, mom
or lem. Several Ames are in good titular,, the bal
ance cleared and nate caltivatloo, and all order good
fencing.
•
Attendance will be given and terms made known on
day of sale by
H. P. 111611.431, Executor
JIM CLLDWILL, AClCtelloof.
Oct. I,—ta
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
. PRIVATE SALE.
The undenigned sera at Private Bala a TART
DEIHIUBLIO VASS, situate la Stratian townahla,
about Atoll's southwest of Newehaster, satioildag
lands Gary lb Seq., George O da, sad
others, containing Id • of land In a high testa
o cultivation. The Improve seats are a sew watch.
erboarded OOTT•01 HOBBS, frame Barn, a thrlv
lug young Orchard of Apple 'ad Peach Trees, Brill*
Tine. and - Bruit Tree, ln the yard, a well of Hater at
the door ; a never-faillas Stream runs through the
centre of the Tarn. There it an aboadatios of Tim
ber. The location is souvonisatio Ohara% Scheele,
Hills, and Karim.
Th. Property in well suited for division, and will be
sold lo Lore or entire to salt ptirchassre.
Persons wishing to view the premises or aeceitaht
terms, will call on the subscriber or address b letter.
New Ch ILII MM.
Chafer, Ann. 13, 11169.-tf AilltA
WESTERN
PRE-EMPTION LAND&
I HAVI ON HAND A PIW
TR ACTS
OF No. 1,
'mond hand, prisaaptlen Lands located asarlall
roads,Oonnn Tank &e., In wall asttlitd aelibbat
hoods, which I win IND, *Tacloban* at a tilt ink
or Real istatsin Adam comity, Pa.
010. ARNOLD.
CHEAP LANDS!
I haw, ar ishr more thee 100 PAINS, ear *g le
sin from 10 gores to Seat Awed. sad 'Valk% le
price from al to IMO Pal AMA. The Gaggle le ow
sapwood. Soil adopted to the growth IT Grebe.
Oliver, Grus, hat sad Grapes. Wear etniedesi
Ch AP RAILROAD TICKETS will be provided aw
ill who tome to m•
oeto to %hil.
101 .Itre dowsmo of Ite, address
O. 11 .GILETTilk
erwatgew, N. C.
Sept. 3, 1911111,4 ha
VALUABLE PROPERTY
Mt MIL
The atillerehroed otos big VALCIABLII MOM
TY, as York street, adfolaing proputler of Andra,
fshkk asi l =l/Olsge,deeeeeed. The properly
hi to good
APPlesee on the understood rodeo( or the
property before gareikaddavdarykdre.
lOWA C. cAssaaaur.
Goariatiric, S. a, Isla—au
jpIiI 3 IATE SALE
ON • NAM orrrynrusa.
The awierslgaed baying Welded Ma hos libel*
(badatrfaad towadifp, Lelllll 00013%
masa wad IS OP WSW raabi of
bars turnpike. &beet adle, ass pertlek et
It at Mats Sala it OM 111 eelIN et
c od Wu bad, milk SO saw at pod Tbra
B bat,-
Boo l == Dass,=l other isoo li n
assossaboa. Masco la • Ilao pose Ore:bard le
wpm andbloa of all Ida& at halt, So
pasta. spa of tie bad tuba bps baud aad ha
rod able et welldevidait.'
Sa.day smolt *Wag 'to probes bald' las
Item Nerkeita. °bamboo, Sebool•bourra, nimbi asi
AU to sail aad this one.
JUG 141.86.-tf
num= 1111111)1X
lildtplinua Pim
Tim sadmiped, Adatahssasars of the estate of
Dams t o dooshod, will hair at Pablo: Oak, on
I.lA* MA day qf NlPoicagbir, itle, of 12 o'clock,
3 5. 2 •••• • !LO O P Off LAND, oastaia
hw &boo; &G&W sad ON TNI•AN OMAR
NIIADOW MIMI I AOl3 adjalabg, bidarota
"liallivad and itara, la Strobe& adjoin
ing tito Ilasolas hen of said deerwad, •• leb Is •
lug. MON WAJUIROCIBJI AGO LIMN 1100111,
whit ilailrald Mow and Switch, Blackman!! Moo,
lad a sew :moron mow MILLING, with a
well of good watar—kaows atolinklatilitatioa."
Also—A /AIM, minutia! la town.
ship, adjoining Undo of John Mn isplar ant George Guidon.
Hoerr Semis, and others, containing about to
ACM, has tag masa an it a sew tw o- Gary LOG
HOOBl, with Kitchen and ontionikUnp, and a Frame
Soak Gam
L I labibt.Whael MUMS CAlti, In good rim-
Atlant ardor. f
is,* wi ll be glees and faun woke known
on day omale.
OoL 15.-11$
VALUABLE MILLS
AT PRIVATE SALE.
No. very desirable Mill Pro
rorltial, 41010 18
m il/LllllO, as th e head irate%
t f u Zi e lloseesq, o• • • • frock Elars•7, twins ea
No. 2—One other Mill Property,
with 40 ACING OF LAND, on Marsh Gunk. known
as Beadoes NW, six Wits west of Gettysburg.
No. 3—One other Mill Property,
with 60 AMIN OF LAND, on the Turnpiko Wawa
bow Anbottstswa to Hanover, one mite Wies tb. lat
ter sac., known a. LloWageee NW.
A CHOIO FAR aq M,
' Contain's( 231 AMA 01 LAND, IN
11111111, autl, 100 Busbois of Limit 00 ite AOl2B
Aare,
with choicelalldlap , two alto west of Oettysbarg
ONO. AIIIOLD.
Gettysberg, Nept.94,1161.-3m.
P. B.—l would teatime one of the above Pro.
pestles lbr s good Pane fa Adage county, Pd.
010. ARNOLD.
WOOD FOIL SALE,
300 CORDS OAS,
200 HICKORY,
AT SANDOE'S MILL
Prb. $2 Lunt per Nadal te. 11TosaiL
ORO. MUIOLD.
a•ityablerg.Aug.lB,lllllB.—ti
FOR SALE,
My Property or atasebereaurg sa, GeUythrrg, Pa
THE. HOUSE is a two-story brick,
Gas la ts, e. Hydr ant la 14 yard *I% pod ma.
batldtap, choice var-stlas of Grapos. eltrawasnita.
Bliekaurtss, Ratryborrisa, Poach and done Pear
Treason di • lea. B. IL ZOW.
Sept. 10.—tt
IBILAXL IRWIN,
JANZS W. IRWIN
JOHN /RWIN.
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adminio
111ASOO as the 4111140 of Asa T. WILISIT,
late of Measliest township. Adams county, Pean'a.,
demoted, laded bees Amami to Me umlersimaidow
adding said township, duo hereby elm notice to
ell pumas Indebted to mid estate to make issmediate
payment mad than as elitism against th e time
wrn present them propy authenticated for milk.
mint.
Dept SARI 0. wman. Ada'z
24.—1 t
NOTlCE.—Letters of Adiaini*.
N
Meths' on the estate of JACOI BOOVIR, WO of
imam teemeldp, Adams meaty, Ps., deeeesed.
Eisvisig been granted to the endweigned rankling l
mid township, be hereby gives notice to ail, peruses
indiestrl Mudd estate to make heasediate payment.
and thus having dams against the same to present
them properly enthentiented for eettken est.
dpLld-It JOHII LULU, gilm'r.
MOTlCE.—Letters of Adminis
tration on Not odour of Joann B. Nom, Nog.,
lot. of Abbottatown, Adam. to., Pa., demigod, biotic
been granted to Nut uottotelitaod, rooldtag htrtillMpo
burg, busby
bombto all proms Ito
'Wood to Wei moat. mediate paymast,
and those haring claims against tan Na. to moon
thous properly sothootlestod Nor oottionoot.
- •
Ifirtot the convalesce of perms bath' Nato.
moots to mks with the Morro mute, tiny con Gin
up Sept. l on ithrerkiipeasler, of Abbo ttstawo.
f.—/te
(IN tbe'llte Amy of July, TWO COWS strayed frost
t.J r o dendia of as stibscrlber la Got=
--am • lonliakl, whh Intl& whits on ens
tiwobtbsr rod aad whits spotted, with very bleed
horse. • reward of 1120 will he paid Orr .la fessettea
that will smeary their rearrary.
Getty•barg e Ps., Oet.lS.-3t J. J. =IX
Wants and Vaulty.
WATCHES & JEWELRY.
WM. P. McCARTNEY
wimp's to Intorm hisCustamere and the Public
ly, that laving paritkamd the Waren
of hie =or (L. V. B. Boma) in the Watch and
Jewelry gtore OCI Baltimore at., Gettysburg, ite Will
spare ao seats to give nstisiketiost to an.
hasinet returned from the City with a splendid
amsertment of
GOLD AND &ELVER AMERICAN AND 6W768
WATCHES. JEWELRY; AILVER. titi AND
TABLE MOONS. PORED, GOLD. SILK
ER AND 8168 L FRANZ SPECTA
CLAZ; alth CLOCKS if las bad men
ofkairre, z n usicaz. manse!,
RANTS, om" 0 OTT
AR STRINGII.IOISW3
AND BRIDGES.
WrWatth and Clock Work warranted for one year.
Jewelry repairing executed la a neat and workman
like manner. [Sept. 10, 1141.—1 f
ISAAC K. SFAUFFER,
WATCAES & JEWELRY,
N 0.141 NORTH lACONO STRUT, ooroor of Quarry,
Au assortment of Watches, Jewehry, Barer and Plated
Ware modestly on hand.
/17pItepalrIng of Watches and Jewelry Promptly
attended to. fAnd. 13, 1301).-ly
Chestnut and 12th Street
Or REAL ESTATE.
PHILADELPHIA.
BAILEY CO.,
GRIND OPENING
CHRISTMAS TRADE
MAGNIFICENT STOCK
NOVELTIES
FANCY GOODS, &c.
BRIDAL GIFTS
A SPECIALTY.
BAILEY a co. love the betutesseet stets hi lb.
world, yid will at 411 thaw Ink pleated to road's and
ttt•w visitor* threegb their edabliehatimat
BAILEY & CO.,
NEW MARBLE STORE
Chestnut and 12th Streets,
- PHILADELPHIA
ON. 16, 1614-31 a
Trees k, Potatoes for Sale.
•
TElRsubseribes airs for sale, at
thollsod i antssaers.qa* Il• mirth •
r esso won maessed Hoek of
UMW st . mimed prima—
A lin • imp lot of CLUIIIIII 101411 . 114 5 an
An iv All,
Oct. 11, 11111.41$ '
CARDS, Letter Heidi, Rill limitah.
tivoslaro, lavolopoo, :sad oil klub of Joh. Pr!shoe
owo with %Waal sod oboe at tiq oaf.
Q SALE OF
ILL AID PIaIIONAL PROPIIITT
1111UPINT GULDIN,
JKJUIIILIALR aULDaN,
Admlaktnitort.
ALSO,
grgal :Satires.
13V. S. RINEY
$2O REWARD.
PHILADILPHIA.
JEWELERS.
/011 THE
FALL
AND
Or A
0/ ALL THI
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER-WARE,