till and gem:lntl inks.
ALUARLE LANDS !!
F .
N. 1, A FARM, two. miles north
est of Gettysburg. adjoining Spring Hotel prop
rtv. 153 ,\ rtes. wittt large BRICK rtol7SE,Mrge
wit ter "tarn. Tenant Hone, and other Improve
„.nt, i.s.son—not more than eat ot bulld-
o. 2, A FARM. two and a half miles
iirth-west of Gettysburg. adjoining No. 1. 116
eras. with good . STONE HOUSE, Barn and
then illii , rilVements. An excellent grass farm.
'rice $4,40.
No. 3. A FARM adjoining No. 1, and
.on lots of Gettysburg containing 119 Acres,
ith STONE FARM BUILDINGS. It Is divided
- the Chambersburg Turnpike and comprises
my very choice building lots. Price, 1115555
No. 4. A FARM, five miles from Get
urg. on public road. 159 Acres, good land In
0011 COnditiOn. ith large BRICK HOUBE, and
switzer Barn. Price 95,500—very cheap.
\o. 5, A VERY GOOD FARM, two
Iles front Gettysburg, 240 Acres, with large
:ICE IioUSE, large Bank Barn, all in good
million. Price !Myer acre.
No. 6, A FARM, 170 Acres, four
Iles from Gettysburg. on Public road comforta.
• FARM BUILDINGS. red land,. iot" limed.—
ice vim* half cash.
No. 7, An excellent FRUIT FARM
miles mirth of Gettysburg, on public road'.
tit. 90 Acres mid land, with comfortable
uldings. Price #.3.:,110.
No..;S, A GOOD RED LAND FARM,
Acres, comfortable HOUSE and all needed
t buildings, and Barn. Land limed and In good
et% goo 4 grass farm, near Baltimore Turnpike,
files from Gettysburg, 3 miles from Littlestown.
lee Su.soo
NO. 9. 'A TRACT OF GRANITE
Al). three miles from Gettysburg, on York
Acres, good HOUSE and STABLE, a
.1 stand for store or Mechanic. Price V,SOO.
'O. 10, A VERY GOOD - FARM, two
es west of Gettysburg, on bli raid, 224
es, well limed anti in good pu
condition,
_good
Wings, Weatherboarded HOUSE, large Bank
Plenty fruit, good location. Price 160 per
; or will sell ISt Acres with buildingsat game.
NO. 11. A .VERY GOOD STOCK
R. 31 ~au miles east of Gettysburg, on York
lhl Acres. or will sell 110 Acres, about ,tt;
st, a good FRAME HOUSE, two Barns, well
(Teti Pries. SOO per acre—terms easy.
U. 12, A VERY VALUABLE FARM,
Acres. of whiCh 100 acres heavy Timber, Oak,
gory and Walnut, live miles west of Gettys-
MI public road, excellent of Buildings, will
or the whole, fruit farm. good
red gravel. Price 1145 per acre.
13, A GOOD FARM, 130 Acres, 7
st front Gettysburg, on Harrisburg road, good
ME BOCA: and Barn, all kinds Of fruit.—
e gusto.
0. 14, A FIRST-CLASS RED LAND
' 160. Acres, or Will sell RV Acres; 2 miles
t Gettysburg, on Hayisburg road; good
therboarded HOUSE. Bank Barn, abundant
• Land limed and in good order.
t, several other Farins and Town Property.
, Western lands and Town Property, to ex
ge for Adams County Farms.
IL G. McCREARY,
-11 f orney for the Owners,
Gettysburg, Pa
-IILIC SALE OF 4,
MEN
VALITARLE LAND
e undersigned baring quit housekeeping_ will
t Public Sale, on Tuesday, the 2d day of
ust. 1870, at 10 o'clock, ,4. AL the following
M & LOTS OF GROLND. situate In
a. Butler
ship. Adams county, P, adjoining lands of
Itartensperger, Israel Orner, Peter Butler,
Stelnour, and others. The Farm contains 69
::•3 and 53 PERCIJE.s, of good farm land,—
three lots, to nit:
I. Containing 6 ACRES and 15
H Ks.
Coniaining 5 A.VRES and SO
' tiEs.
3, C ~E ,ining 7 ACRES and lin
'H ES.
• farm and lots will be sold together or
ate. as will best suit purchasers.
land is all in good farming order, and is
iippli#d with all kinds of Timber, With a fair
rtlon of Meadow. The land has all been
Persons wishing to buy will call on the un
gned.
Attendance will be given and terms made
n by JOSEPH TAYLOR., Sen.
le 17, 187 o.—ts
LUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE
undertimied offers at Privat6 Sale a VERY
R ABL . 'ARM, situate in Straban town
.thout milea•southwe.st of Newchester,
lug lands of Henry . Thomas, Esq., George
nan, and others, containing 86 ACRES of
in a high state of cultivation. The improve
are a new weatherboarded COTTAGE
•E, Frame Barn, a thrivingoung Orchard
de and Peach TrePs, Grape' Inesand Fruit
,in the yard, a well of Water at the door; a
4atiing Stream runs through the centre of
trill. There is an abundance of Timber.—
wation is convenient to Churches, Schools,
and Market.
Property is well suited for division. and
sold in Lota or entire to suit purchasers.
Persons wishing to few the premises or as'.
n terms, will call on the subscriber or ad
by letter.
• Chester . Aug. IS ABRAHAM 181;9.--tt ROM S.
WESTERN
E-EMP'fI.(N
I HAVE ON HAND A FEW
•
R s
OF NO. 1,
baud, Pre-emption Lands located uear
ds, County Towns, 6:e., In well settled
hoods, which lAN ill sell or exchange at a
ee for Real Estate lii Adams county, Pa.
',, 14.il&—ts
GEO. ARNOLD.
• Public Sale.
undersigned will sell at Public Sale, on
tine:Way. the 10f/i day of August next, at
t., .If, in Nest Oxford, Penna., on the
.t corner of the Diamond, a two-story
DWELLING, with kitchen attached, one
snits is used as a store room, frame TM
one-story Frame Dwelling, Stable, good
eater, with some Fruit Trees.
oye property well calculated for any
public tnAness, and is also One of the
lees for a residence in the town.
tendonee will i.e given and terms made
CHARLES W. DOLL
lit7o.—td
I.TE SALE
OF A HOOD HOUSE
idersigned being unable to work at hi.,
sell at Private Sale his HOUSE & LOT.
naishurg, Adams county . The souse Is
.ry in good order with al improvements.
Acriai ot good land, with all kinds of
ry Krson wishing a good home and a sit
o M ark at some mechanical business,
•all and see this one.
7, 157n.—.21g•
ISAAC BYERS.
FO R SALE )
DESIRABLE THREE•STORY"
BRICK DWELLING EIOESK.
ont. on .to feet lot. with two-story Brick
Ulm:, in first-clays repair, two doors
urt House. ou Baltimore street, will be
leeommodatine terms.
R
~ ty 9+. Chunttkretburg Geffysburi).
LOUSE Is a twoatpry Brlck,tias In it, a
rant in the yard with good oetbultdloge,
drifts uf Grapes. Strawberries, Shia
taspbcrries. Peach and dwarf Pear Trees
8. B. ROW.
ardwarr. @Tindery, dr.
ware and Grocerjt
Neribers Live just ieturned from the
h an 11unit-use :.hpply of Hardware
rtes. which street, at
offering at their
on Baltimore street. at prices to suit the
ur stock consists in part of
is nolo, Bluthoinitli'll Took
1 , 71:atn,98. BAue Cabi
.Vakc.r.s Took Ihuoekeelier'#
-Norio, All kinds of Iron,
.4*c.. - 6:e., tr.
'ERIES OF ALL KINDS,
There . rilo article included in
I deleirttuents entkuted above but
be had to this %tore. Every class of
. can be accommodated here with tools
gs and Housekeepers can end every
heir line. Give us a ott,U as we axe me
lt as low for cash as any other house
City. DAVID ZIEGLF-IJ,
istn - -qt • soEL B. DANNER.
MISSION HOUSE..
zerAnuiniv 1851
ular attention riven to the se,le of
UR, GRAIN,
7,1) FIELD SERPA
ENRY GIESE,
t., SSION MERCHANT,
R'S WHARF, BAL TIMORE,
se Railroad in tae rear of my Ware
it'elo dock in front.
a !Laud and ferule at lowest market
Si Ground Plaster,
.NDALE CEMENT AND
ALCINED PLASTER,
or In quantities to suit
„April 1.5.1870-3mln
Kna.tno WoOluxicst4,--qhe York Press
copies ourlocal in regard to the killing of
a number of Woodcocks in the neighbor.
hood of York Springs, by . a party of
I sportsmen from that section and Gettys
-- burg, and remarks:
LOCAL .• "We, like our friend of the Hanover Citi-
DemocratirCounty Commit- `en, cannot see anything."'ma 0° 54 5" in
I Inuit disreputable, and' unsportsmanlike
tee will meet on Satitsday, to -determine conduct. ITO true sportsman would thus
the call for a Cotintyittvention. I take advantage of the law. These birds,
according to the Star's acemmt; were killed
on the 20th of June,
just twemontha and
and ten days before the timenamed by the
* * * * The law,
poses a fine of five dollars on each wood.'
cock killed,--one hundred and sixtytwo
woodcoclul, five dolrars a ll would
make the • snug sum of EIGHT NDRED
AND TEN pout... Re--the one half of which
goes to the informer and the-other half to
the county. Pour hundrpd and
3 five dol
lars, would be a pretty good day s work
for a constable. Let the law be, vin
dicated!"
All this sounds well, but it simply be
trays a degree of ignoranea of the law un
pardonable in public j4uxudists. As
neither the Press nor the Citizen seem to
know anything about the Game -laws aii
plicable to their own county, we propoJe
enlighten them by re -publishing the full
text of the Special Act passed last winter,
and approved April 9, 1870 justfour days
after the General Act, to which lxithjour
nals refer. If, after, giving it a careful
perusal, they are still inclined to think the
recent killing of Woodcocks by our Adams
county sportsmen a violation of law, they
can make a handsome pile by (mining to
Gettysburg and prosecuting. As all the
sportsmen concerned are perfectly re
sponsible, "1,403 would be a pretty good
day's work" for the editor of either
the Citizen or Press, unless the Printing
business be better in York than Adams
Friday 1 / 1 6ruliag Jul,T 16, 1870,4
.ExAurttATirowl. Wert, County
SuPeriniendent, will commence the Ex.-
mutilations of Teacher in the several
townships on the 20th inst. See adv.
SERVICES.—We are requested to say
that religious esiTices, in accordance with
the usuages of . e Protestant Episcopal
Church, will be eld in the Court-house,
.oir Sunday next, t 10e1. M. and 3P. M.,
by Rev. Mr. Do. las, of Columbia, Pa.
Dsw.- Dahlgren, whose sud
den death at W 'ngton on Tuesday / of
heart disease, is : cunced, was in Gettys
burg a few weeks n i l t ins tgo, and bad engaged
rooms at the Sp ' Hotel for himself and
family during the {season.
Pic-Nice.—The'
Nic atlentre Xi
Saturday, July 234
Also, a Social sc-Nic in George Wa:
ter's woods, at Xeknightstown, on Satui
day, July SO.. I
LARGE OATS.--id.r. WIG- Wible of Stra
ban township, brolight to our office during
the week two stalks of American Cluster
Oats, (a new varie .) The stalks are from
4 to 5 feet high, and said to be one of
the largest and bet producing oats in the
country. The contained—one 234
the other 27S , with two grains in a
pod.
s n aking 1024 rains in the two stalks.
AprotriTED.— e understand that Gen.
1?
s
Gregory, U. S. rshal, has appointed
David A. Wertz, sq., of Chambersbitrg,
to take Social Statistics of Adams, Frank
lin, Cumberland, Dauphin, York, Reny,
and Lebanon Courgies. He will at once
enter upon his duties. Mr. Wertz is a
very energetic and competent man, and
we are glad to notice his appointment.
AccErran.—Rev. Henry E. Jacobs. A.
M., has accepted the Franklin Professor
ship in Pennsylvania College, to which he
was elected at the recent meeting of the
Board of Trustees, and will enter upon his
Professional duties next session. In ad
dition to Ancient, Modern and Medimval
Erutery, for the preisent he will take charge
of Chemistry and probably other branches
of Physical Science' ,
INSTALLRD.—Toti: following persons
were
installed'as cars in Adams Div.
No. 214 S. bf T. foti the current quarter,
commencing July ISt, by D. D., .1. Jeff.
Myers, viz:—David pulp, W. P.; Wm. H.
Tipton, W. A.; Warren, R. S.; Wm.
Pierce, A. R. S.; John L. - Holtzworth,
Chap.; J. W. Cress, P. S.; J. H. Skelley,
Treas.; Jos. Mannock, Con.; John Beck,
A. Con.; Danner Holtzvrorth, I. S.; Levi
Stallamith, 0. S. After Division adjourn
ed the members pr*ecied to Minnigh's
Cream Saloon, where4they spent a pleas
ant hour before separating for the evening.
__L
AkSEMEILT,..-- A writer in the last Cilll
- Airges the nomination of Capt. Fred
erick Diehl, of Fran9in township, for the
Legislature. Mr. DiOil will have to stir
- himself if he wants tO carry the Conven
tion. We hear of a flull score of aspirants
for the same position including good, bad
and indifferent mate'crial—the latter two
classes preponderating. The impression
:has beeome general that Harrisburg is a
good place to make lmoney, and we are
,inclined to think some of these aspirants
Ifor Legislative honors; would like to get a
hand in that "nine million steal."
TztcaitEas 2:l.Prori .—The examina
tion of Teachess for the Gettysburg Pub
lic Schools ars.slield Jaly Ist. On the eve
ning of the esmoday the Board elected the
following Teachers fo the ensuing year:
School No. I—Capt. John F. McCreary.
" " '2—Miss Milirtha Warner.
" " 3—Miss Jedille Hamilton.
" 47-Miss Maria Thompson.
" " s—Miss M4ry. J . ,. McCreary.
" " 6—Miss Neincy M. White.
" 7—Miss Alice Powers.
" B—Miss. Carrie McMillan.
A sew School f ,yrill be opened to meet
the increase of scholars, to be known as
No. 9, Miss Alice L. Warren teacher.—
'The schools will open do the Ist of Sept
ember,
CAMP MEETINCi.-W acknowledge the
receipt of a Circular of the Carlisle Dis
trict Camp Meeting 'Association of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. Dr.
Mitchell President. The location of the
Camp Meeting for the !Id of Auguit has
been changed to flit rttrd Barb Station,
near Oakville, on the line of the Cumber
land Valley Railroad, ; 17 miles west of
Carlisle and 5 miles east of Sldppensinirg.
Board tents, 12 by 16 feet, with good
floors and felt roofing, ;will be furnished
for $10; canvas tents, 91x9, $0; 12x16, $9;
14.7.14, $9; larger tents! at proportionate
prices. Persons desir.ng to rent tents
will apply to H. R. Mosaer, New Cumber
land, Pa., J. W. BuckMgham, York, Pa.,
or John D. Spear, Charribersburg, Pa.
Company boarding teats will not be al
leaved, but general boarding tents will be
preficied, at which boarding can be had
at the following rates: $6 for the term; $1
per.day; 50 cents for Breakfast or Supper,
and .76.ceitts for Dinner. Children under
12 years, half price. Excursion tickets
will be issued to all persona in attendance
upon the Meeting, from all points on the
line of the Pennsylvania Central, North
ern Central, Cumberland Valley and
South Mountain: Railroad.
The Camp Meeting will commence on
the 3d and continue until 12th of August.
BASE BALL.--A match game of Base
Ball was played at New Oxford on Satur
glay between the . "Little Prawn Jug" club
'of that place and the Gettysburg Nine,
which resulted in a decided victorylbr the
Oxford boys. Up to theL Bth inning, the
admit/age ~„- e emed to be re favor of the
G t wtyaiturg Nites, - but the latter apparent
ly vecame deinore4x - „'d It this point, and
played indlierently, heti , in batting and
fielding, from that out. Tie; base
. was
flig
badly located in a comer the Ah'„;:uond,
Hoke's swift pitching ' a nttW,er ..'' f
balls over the ferias, gi their opponents
a number of runs. Oxford , club
were fa - miliar With the glguski , rind play
ed a sharp game. They have reesontotoe
proud of .their victory. Gettysburg
club took their delbat naturedly,.and
cordially invited the "Li e Brawn !Tug",
boys to play a return tah in Gettys
burg. We annex the : •
NEW OXFORD. 0 MM.
O. R. , ; O. B. _
Kehre, I t . 1 1 Crawit , 1 il": ' 4 I.
sh 3 • 3 4
W e l ! , 3 p b ".
'1
1. I Fiewe "3b ' . 3 4
r e ar,, r f
3 4 4
2 Swope c ' i a
Emmert, 2
rt 2 • 0 , •
t, 3 b 3 4 JIM J ~ e V Z 3'
liack/olluiter, 11) 4 3 tinter ss 4 1
Wegener, • a 2 5 Hoke,l, 3
5 1
Weir. e 1 6 Scott, b . . 3
,• _
; - 1 27 37 t ~/ 2r 521
EVNINGS.
12 3 4 5
;
ortord,...s 0 0 2 7 0 '!
Get tau :4s: g ni o 8 4 8
Fly 8 ; Gettysb .;
Home 8444-adord 2. Rehm ','
Dorf jct.
Umpl X, Patterson. -
Scorers- insoes. New Osil
Cx, Gettysburg. I
After the above was in . • .
a record of the gain from • .
eat, "Galleiroys,!° . l,4o . ...
thanks for his attentions.
Rooxs,--iimi or two
purpooes. E4quire
ant,
will be a Basket Pic
in Houck's Grove, on
SECTION 2 That no person shall kill 4
capture, take, or have in his or her pos
session, any quail or Virginia partridge,
for the period of three years, under a pen
alty of ten dollars for each and every bird
so killed, or had in possession, or exposed,
for sale: Provided, That nothing in this
act shall be construed to prevent individ
uals or associations for the protection,
preservation and propagation of game,
from gathering alive, by nets or traps,
quails or Virginia partridges, for the pur
pose of preserving them alive over the
winter and for no other purpose what
soever.
SECTION 3. That all acts or parts of
acts inconsistent herewith be and the same
arc hereby repealed..
AFFIRMED.--The Supreme Court has
affirmed the Report of the Master in Chan
cery, in the case of Swope, Maltby and
others vs. Thefettysburg Railroad Com
pany, and granted a Decree for the fore
closure of the Mortgage and sale of the
road.. The Decree has not been published,
and we do not know the date fixed for the
sale. The Decree reported by the Master
fixed the sale to take place at the Mer
chant's Exchange, Philadelphia, on a day
to be named by the Court afterdue notice.
The Decree. as we understand it, does not
determine the status of Maltby as a Bond
holder beyond the fact that he had suffici
ent standing in Court to maibtain the suit.
'Whether he holds his Bonds as collaterals
or absolute will probably be raised on the
distribution of the proceeds of a sale of the
road.
We have since learned that the Decree
of the Supreme Court requires the Gettys
burg Railroad Company to pay the Indebt
edness on the Mortgage within 30 days;
and in default thereof Mr. Swope, the
Trustee, is ordered to self the Road at the
Merchant's Exchange; Philadelphia, after
advertising it for four weeks--$lO,OOO to
be paid cash, and the balance in 30 days
thereafter.
•
THF:SECRET OF FLNANCIAL PROSPER
ITY.—Among business men there is no
thing that tends so tnuch to the acquire
meneof wealth as he judicious use of
printers' ink. Advertising is the life and
soul of business. In a country like ours,
with a people so wide awake and impetu
ous, it is doubtful whether inevitable fail
ure would not attend any enterprize of
magnitude that shoUld be so short-sighted
as to set out with, and perMstently adopt,
a determination not to advertise. Some of
the greatest achievements of modern times
are due to the magic influence of Printers'
To make advertising pay, it must be
stuck to with all the pertinacity that is in
dispensible to success In the prosecution of
every other art. There are some men in
the country who spend fifty thousand and
others who spend one hundred and fifty
dollars per annum for advertising. And
every one of them is getting rich out of
advertising.
lOW TO STOP A PAPER.—The following
from one of our exchanges so fully and
clearly expresseS-ofir views upon the sub
ject that we copy it with Out comment:
' "You have.an undoubted right to stop
a newspaper whenever you are disposed,
upon payment of all arrearges. Do not
hesitate to do so on account of any "ten
derness of feeling" for the editor. Don't
you suppose he would stop buying sugar
of you, or meat, clothing, dry goods, &c.,
if he thought he was not getting his mon
ey's worth? And when you discontinue a
paper, do so manfully, Don't be so piti
ful as to throw It back to thepostruaiiter
.which a contemptuous, "I don't want it
any longer!" and have "reftised" written
on the margin, and have the paper return
ed to the editor. No gentleman ever stop
ped a paper in that way, no matter if hie
head is covered with gray hairs that
Should be honorable. If you do not wish
longer to receive a newspaper write a note
to the editor like a - man, saying so—and
be sure that arrearages are paid. This is
the way to stop a newspaper."
RM 2 IOVAL..--41everal yea" ago the Col
lege Board put up a two-story frame
Building, 33x22 feet, adjoining the resi
dence of Prof. Ehrehart, to be used. for
Boarding and Recitation purposes in con
nection with the Preparatory Department.
Prof, B. naviog resigned the Principalship,
it became necessary to remove the build,
ing over to the grounds of the Prepare,-
tory Department, in the rear of Stevens
Ball, which was successfully done this
peek by Messrs Powers & Atkinson, with.,
9itt i lnjury of any kind to the building:
. Mar the Star and ItenthteL,
c itAk 24,l,llinuEo; .TuLy 13, 1370.
Mn. EDITOB:-- r _rhe,41-40rdwilling . we will
prea*Jegus and th e Resurreetlen at the
'bile** times and plact. - 1:
Bendersville, Tintritday elkillingi July 21.
Gpttysburg, Friday, July 22.
The preaching will be in the public
itpmre unless some other piaoe be provided,
and begin at 7 o'clock,.P. - • '
A Cowin ihrti.--Somebody that pro:
iicasea,to know says thatpld ribbons will
look quite renewed if - washed in cool silds
made of fine soap"and ironed when damp,
(3oter the ribbon with a clean cloth and
pass the iron over that. If lon wish to
stiffen tie ribbon, dip it; while drYins",
to aumarabiewater, White silk gloves
wash well, and anddid - be dried on tiie.
bands. 'Nem darnOen bonnet ribbon and
tuna it wet; it makes it as stiff astherm. •
7 8 9. Total
1. 4,
- mettr,
HEE
wo relished'
KirElandbee Celebrated Wlbard Ogler'
zbeiteistany aerueigia, Iseedrobel- tooth."
- aellik&o.; for sale by A. D. BuellIy !
rat, fkittYaburii•
"RA9 4 PI
J. 'EL Ir4k.
county
SEcrlos 1. Be it enacted by the &nate
and House of Representatives of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania in General
Assembly• met, and it is hereby enacted by
the authority of the same. That from and
after the passage of this act no person
within tne counties of Adams, York and
Franklin, shall kill, capture, take or have
in his or her possession, any wood-cock
between the first of September and the
twentieth day of June, under a penalty of
five dollars for each and every bird so kil
led, or had in possessimi. or exposed for
sale.
J. G. acitArr
J. G. BISHOP
NWWIII OF 41 01111PMEIL
C ARieOl4--On Tuesday night a week;
wal4houlte ot kr. John L. Fisher, re
siding about two miles fiom Westminster,
was :totally destroyed - by fire, the result of
carelesimevitin placing hot ashes in the
building. About five hundred pounds of
Etteetc r wideh was stored 'in the wash.
house, was burned up with the strneture.
+-The County CommisZioners have award
edltr. William Shaw, the sum of three
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars as
damages for the destruction of his son's
„printing oflit* by a mob,in 1865.—A lithe
BOW of mrl. Charles Wantz, at West End,
fell from a cherry tree, several days_ since
and severely bruise() and otherivise injured
hirnself.---On 'Thestlay of last 'week the
residence of Mrs. Fisher, the Court -house
and Perkins' Photograph Gallery were en
tered by some thieves. They obtabred
but little booty for their troub.--.Tolus M.
Cover has been appointed Postmaster at
Double Pipe Creek, vice Daniel R. Saylor,
resiglied•
CIIMBERLANI).—The Marshal has made
the following appointments of census-ta
kers for this county; Carlisle, Major Jacob
Rheem; Monroe and South Middletolelv J.
P. Neff; Newton, Major Jacob Bretz;
Mechanicsburg, Capt. I. Hull; Shiiipens
burg and Southampton township, Samuel
D. Shearer.—Mechanicsburg is about' se
curing a steam fire engine.—An at
tempt was made to burn the Cumberland
Valley Institute, at Mechanisburg, on
Friday, the 24th ult.—Jacob Mull, a son
of G. W. Mull, Esq., of Newville, on Sun
day a week, fell from a cherry tree on to a
pile of rails, severely bruising himself. •
PEAssus.—J. Logan Kennedy has pur
chased the Washington Hotel, in Chun.
bersburg for the amp 414,250..+The
National Bank of Chambersburg has de
clared a dividend of six per cent, out of
the profits of the last six months.—The
Republican County Convention has been
called for the 2d; of August, delegate elec
tions to be held the previous Saturday.—
On Monday morning last the Stables of
the Geiser Manufacturing Company in`
Waynesboro were burned. Six valuable
horses were in the stables, two of whicli
were burned up and the other four are so
badly injured that it is thought they
will not recover. A valuable buggy and
a lot of gears and feed were consumed.
The loss is about two thousand dollars.—
One hundred and fifty shares of the Capi
tal Stock of the National Bank of Cham
bersburg were sold last Saturday. The
average price paid was seventy-three dol
lars per share.-4r. Samuel Kyner, resid
ing Culbertson's Row, had his eye knocked
out by the throwing of a stick at one of the
horses by a man iu his employment Tues
day of last week.--4 son of Mr. Albert
Winton of Chambersburg fell into a tub of
boiling suds and was severely scalded.
Medical assistance was called in and the
lad is doing well.
FREDERICIL—The colored people of
• Mechanicstown contemplate holding a
Fifteenth Amendment celebration on Tues
day, the 28th inst.
Yons.—A. N. Michael, Esq., has been
appointed Notary Public for Hanover, by
Governor Geary.—On Tuesday afternoon
of last week a little boy named Clarence
Bair, aged about 9 years, son of Mr. Wm.
Bair, of Hanover, was seriously cut on the
foot by a reaping machine in the harvest
field of Mr. Daniel Gitt, close to AleSher
rystown.—AGrand Harvest Home Pic-Nic
will be held on Saturday, July 16th, at
Keller's grove, opposite; Schwartz's School
House, on the Frederick road, about 2
miles from Hanover.—Mr. Jolin H. Secl4
ler, son of the Rev. Jacob Sechler, gradu
ated with high honer, at the Thirty-Fourth
Annual Commencement of Fogiklizx and
Marshall College, , at Lancaster.—The
Hanover Gas Company purpose commenc
ing work in a few days, They have 4e
cided to locate the Works between Pred
erick and Chestnut streets.—The Hanover
Branch Railroad Company will soon put
two new first-class engines oil their road,
which will cost about s2o,ooo.—John
Straley, Postmaster, at Hall, vice Jacob S.
Kunkle, resigned.—The Post office for.
merly located at Farmer's, York county,
has been discontinued, and newspapers in
tended for that place should be forwarded
to York.—On the 3rd inst., Samuel Bran
non, Esq., of Fawn township, died sud
denly of paralysis.—On Monday, the - -4th
of July, a young man named John Simson,
who resides with
! his father, in York,
had his leg crushed by the,wheels of the
cars passing over it.-r-Last Sunday a week,
at Yocumtown, after William Fisher had
concluded the reading of a hymn, to be
sung by the Sabbath School scholars, fell
over suddenly, and expired. -
SAVE 31015 ET.— P ending the agitation of
the Funding Bill, which will evidently de
preciate Government, Bonds, persons would
do well by reitding tbh advertisement of the
"Gettysburg Naticnial Bank," in another
column, and kschange their 'Government
ponds and realize a handsiime profit there
by, and obtain an investment as safe and
profitable.
''Spring and Summer Goods just re
ceived. Bead Counerr & Curizarromiree
advertisement and ]ears whore to buy
Clothing, Hats, Cape Boots, Shoes, No
tions, Sic., at reduced prices. Baltimore
st., opposite Fahnestock Bros. ap22-tf
FOR REIvV.--Berveral desirable Roomsin
south-east corner of the Diamond, the late
residence of Hp. R. 0, Harper, deceased.
For terms, dm., incini?.e of 31rs. Harper.
SETTLE UP!
The death of Mr. HARP= and the eimsequent
dissolution of the Arm of HARPER, MChL I 444II
Bnanurs, makes it necessary te Amt
mediate settlement of all outstanding aectocutts
The Boots of the late US/ hays been PIP* In
my hands for aWlectfon , t persons in arrears
for Jobbing, Advertising and Subscsiptton are
requested to call and Bettie.
Subscribers can see by the labels on their pa
pers the dates to which their subscriptions are
paid, and will remit accordingly. From all who
iemit at once, (without sulfloo;Ing the arm to the
expeosat of sending out bills for collection,) a a
year will be aocipted—thereby sating 4 ,so cents a
year.
June 10, D. A. Buratllg.
, • .
Zramiscor—Rartai t ti to
_R) . O., ti ha ßev,'"Dr.
t Lauer, Mr. pbes4bi r=mon to Eitisa
Rae Reif, both of A wa.
poe—minotawr.—un Sunday_ morning, July
Ltd, the formed Parsonage, New Oxford by
the'lley. F.
_pay' . 4, Yr . . _Winton ,ilk: to
la" 4a * fi n Pril 1 ?" 111 ( 4 ! 1 1alt ttit''
burg. - •
Obltuarypotioei 6 dente & line fat anoOpriogir,
. - to secompany thedbilde. -a. '
Frionit —At East Berlin; on the 6th' hist:Anna
B oers Fronk, aged 63 years. months and 22
da e l niz.— New Orford, on the List;
Charles W= Ist lgten, son of John and Catharine
Getz. aged 4 months and days.
Ham—On ttie Ma, rfeadennitle.
Thomas Heinsrd, igr ui tg toss
ann
6 m
OM on
Num —On the Otli ti* %t,lia. Parke
eMlel, sem of - George aid •Z. M. BOPP, Wed ,3
l months and 10 days.
Oar little Quitliabaa na ne gone--
Gone gotta
And inbed iiiate lari In hand,
He *ands Wive tbelbnnie.
Then wonkl we OW ovir back
Oh F gra der ,me., -- irail we,
bet to ~' :
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4 *APO= we
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and"
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I stirrivisam 11113111telltliS nrincrony
(&e Advertisements.)
ATTORICITB AT LAW.
cei*:
R. G. 31 „York Street , ix realdenoe.
•D. Meer, klludnberslairyt Pt, la reeddenee.
J. 3C Kra morewane sqUaTe.
D. Wins. on Square, in reside
A. J. Over , Bali et., neon ore.
D. A. Buehler. Baltimore *reek in residen st ce.
IL B. Wood', eauth-east cot ruble Square.
akimar.
WWI' New Pork con Watibtaikul and Xiddle sta
boors umszoineAusta.
D. 11. Kling* Baltimore street., second square.
. _
E., G. Holiebarigh, WaShlngton street
1317Tcamarmil.
Stover & Willle, Chambersburivet
Geo, Codorl, West Middle t.
CONIIIOIIO3B, Ake.
John Gruel, Clioubersburg et., near Eagle Hotel.
eskrionsae AND eturramnogs.
Win . C. Stallaudo & Son, York at., first square,
Wm. Chritsman, Washington Street.
Geo. C. Cashman, Stratton street, near Banned.
CARRIAOIB,
Danner &Elegler, h11d44 street, near Baltimore.
W. H. Galizner, But madle at., second square.
IL 0. Wheat & Ourminshani, Haltimpre street.
, Oluunoersburg st., mnsquare.
T. 0. N South west corner of Diamond.
Sunuel W earner'of York and Public Square.
Picking & Chambenburg street, first square.
uniagg, ec
C. H. Buehler, corner of Carlisle andAtiroad
Belly
,& Cashman, car. Stratton and !road st six s.
• comma
Peter Citp, Unlottstraet, In reeddenoe., •
• DEITIDTIL •
J. E. Berkstrtnii,nager, York first square.
J. L. Hill, Charabersb'g at., opposite Eagle Hotel.
reigoonn.
A. D. Buehler, Chambersbitrg street, first square.
Hubers, Baltimore street, hest square.
R. Horner. Chambenburg street, hest square.
DRY GOODS-
Fahnestock Broth eor. of Bait & Middle sta.
L Sabift, coy. of Baltimore & Public Square.
Hebert & Elliott, Balt st, opposite Oant.house.
- auswaannso min ODDREIBRION BOUM.
Bigtuun & Co.. ear. of Washington and Railroad,
John Cress, corner Stratton and Railroad.
Jos. Wible & Son, cor. Washington and liallrdad.
Robert MeCordY, Carlisle Street.
Gamins TAID.
Peter Bottler, Railroad, East of Stratton stree
GAS FITTIft
D. Armor, East Middle street.
OROCIMIXEL
WJ. W. Cress, cor - Chambersburgat. sod Diamond.
m. Boyer & Pion, York at., opposite Nat. Bank.
B. - Ideals, York dive_ ,t second square.
Wm. J. Martjn, cor. of saillmore snd High s t em
s,
B Brothers_, cor. Bali and Middle sts
Bighorn & Co., - cor. Washington & Railroad sta.
ii. IL Beamer, cor. diamond and Carlisie street,
8/mows= ..slits =mom
Danner & Ziegler, Baltimore•street, first square.
Fahnestock Brothers, eor. Baltimore & Middlests.
Hamm,
McHreary & Son, Baltimore street.
John Culp, Carlisle Street, near passenger depot
HATS, CAPS, SHOES,
Samuel Wolf, cor. York st, and Puy* Square.
T. 0. Norris, South West corner of Diamond.
B. C. Cobeals & Cupp Baltimore Baltimore street,
licking it to., Man rsbuig street, first square
ROMS.
Eagle Hotel, J. L. Tate, proprietor, Corner Chain
bersburg and W n.
Keystone House, Wm. E. Myers, proprietor,
Chambersbure street, y3poiiite CfrrisVs Church,
Harris House, WM. P. narna, Baltimore street,
second square.
errAnit
N. Weaver & Ron, Washington street, north of
Chantbersburg.
Tsat e ite the & HoEagiejtot eL ltzworth. Cluunbersburg street. o pin e
MLBELII TARD.
Win. N. Miller. cor. Baittindre and Middle sta.
Meals & Brother,,York street. east of Stratton.
ezioroon.enzas.
'Tipton & ?dyer!, York st.,
_opposite Nat. Bank
Jaeob Pensyl, Baltimore Meet, AM square,
• ritTaICIANIIL
J. W. C. O'Neal. Baltimore street, near High.
IL 8. Huber, ear. Chambersburg and WWI. sta.
Robert Hortaer. Chambersburgslreet; first square
PRTATTNO OFFICE.
Star Jr Sentinel, Baltimore street, midway be
tweeu the Court House and Public Square
west side.
STOVES, TINWARE, R.C.
C. H. Buehler, corner of Carlisle and Railroad.
J. Jacobs, Chambersburg street, first square.
nrcdprrAtta & PAPER HANGER.
Jeremiah Culp, York street, aseorgi square.
uPtiOcarlißia.
Wm. E. Culp, Washlagton at- year Eagle Hata
WaTCßYalriga,
Wm. P. McCartney. Balthnorestreet, first *mare
ALWAYS AM: i.D.—Capt. Somas ,is de
termined not to be outdone by rivals, and
hence has been brushing up his "Head-
Quarters, " on the corner of the Diamond
and Chambersbnig street, (Arnold's cor
ner,) where he has on hand the largest and
best assortment of Ready-made Clothing of
all kinds, for Spring 2,44 Summer use, ever
opened in chilitystung, r anp which be.' t of.-
f erini Pat.niett447
%u se.
stock of Straw Hats etebra. au &web,
qualitive, and prices. ap22-tf
Pedal
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE!
My table Ls set with the beautiful white, smooth
ware I bought of William filaJzilt Son, and I buy
the whole of my supplies for my family there, and
I advise you to do saltoo. You wiL be safe always
to get everything fresh, and cies& and nice, and
at the lowest prices. They have just received
fresh Teas of best quality, English flash', and a
full supply for Nei:tieing and the daily wants of
particular thing families.
Oars Wno Llvas,
Our firm endorses all this, and so Will any of the
kind friends who have been dealing with us.
WILLIAM BLAIR & SON,
'South End," Carlisle Pa,.
Julie 24, 1870.
, Mlif - DEAPNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH
treated with the utmost success, by J. IssAN,
D., and Professor of Diatom of the Eye and /kir,
(his epecialty)in the Medical Cbileare of Pennsyl
vania, 12 years experience, (formerly of Leyden,
Holland,) No. 805 Arch street, Phila, Testimoni
als,eau be seen at his °Mee, The medluai (acuity
are, Invited .to accompany, their .patients, as;
be has no wren; 41 ten* pntet)ce.'
eyes Inserted without4sia. No charge for ex
amination. [March 18,1870.-1 y
WIRE RAILING, WIRE GUARDS.
For Store Fronts, Asylums, &c. ; Iron Bedsteads,
Wire Webbing for Sheep and Poultry Yards ;
Brass and Iron Wire Cloth, Sieves; Fenders,
Screens for Coal, Ores, Sand; &c., Heavy Crimped
Cloth for Spark Arresters; Landscape Wires for
Windows, "X; Paper makers' Wires, Ornament
al Wire Work, &c. Every information by ad
dressing the manufacturefs. M. WALKER &
SONS, No. II North Sixth st. , 11illadelphla.
Feb. It, 1870:7-17
TO THE LADIESI
There can be nothing that will please the ladles
better than a good article, which is needed in ev
ery family for every day's use. Such an article is
IMES' GENUINE AganaAli TALLOW
SOAP, recommended ter the purposes:
Jrbr GeneratHourehoid Use. .Pbr the
. 2b/Aler. Phr
Vie Laundry. PM' Chapped HandS, Av. Sold
by 1 10 Grocers and Store ever/Where.
NATHAN PRICK, Sole Agent, No. 3 / 9 N9lth
Fiat street, rghtdelPl4 (Feb. 11, ISIO.-6M
THE FOLSOM IMPROVED
Dollarleamlly %whin Ms
chlne, The cheapest PIM Ohms Machine In the
Market, Agents wanted to every town. Liberal
rrannddidon allowed. For tern , ' and Welder, ad
dress, A. S. lima:rim, Sen. Agent, No. Vet/hest
nut '
HAnt, vontnioniftth manyothers we
have felt a lively interest In the Investigations
which Dr. Ayer has been making to discover the
causes of failure of the hair, and to provides re.
medy. His researches are said to have been much
more thorough and exhaustive than any ever
made before. The result Is now before us under
the name of Araa's Ham, VIGOR. We have given
WS trial, and with full satisfaction. It equals our
moat favorable Anticipations. Mir Orft,Y 414
have tiliurtmeared, Or resumed thdir relgtual color
and a visible crop of soft, silken hair has started
o n a part of the scalp Which waS , eoitely bald•—•
Democrat; Atgagdori, lira.
July 1,1870.—1 m
PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN
2:teilfyitut t° tiPe Meli4 Pc ' ‘, . 1 .,,. '
I HALL' A " VOGET.4BLie au.thILLY
gro
ci l
HAMA itill ZWER, I • e
_ln reitui 4 atitsi
vi 4 prop Its Irmakeli the haft Soft
44 stioesy: The 04 14 'manure are !rigid e
Plus Win: Yt is the best'
1
tear usef. /1, ninxireeVapalrsui and sti iourvi
Eruption& It does not stain the skin.
Our treatise on the Hair sent free by mall,
Beware of the numerous preparatio* Mak
are sold upon our reputation.
It P, HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
. '
Por sale by 11l ilmirglit& [July l.—lm
MM 1 110/414014 „
With thossasie•of trnits-mses the lialfgeri of
that frighifdeth3tioo..Cheises, What untold
and
Indescri nom,
It biti WWII into
Maim& of households in our bind every , year
for gesettiielone pet. A **tee and eettO pre•
flerearke
as well as speedy ON absolute runt for
Das awfulitiTi as a mour vzst
111111dy, v witkoe
Kerb .KWat fa to - W align
eallets tbe icke of Asiatic Chafers, phases
' i garbuit, 4#1141411., Dlarrbrelk Amur
SXoPfdailit, Mioliffnry, Chao, Piiliasrs , Owns,
Phystelsi "
g!
,41111. tlPplerai. !t for ightt reeak
&elms; oaf bogs tuled It *nth Merv*
Ifuoix q ul ,l4.luAlle es.. 44 MAAR *a Anew
o = - ewrquoliam_ 5 044.04r05e5e
Pul .Pr /8 anti= * Co : , Preprks•
1 1 :0 1 1 Imitesiter, Ti, Mgr
TAILQR.
TEACHERS.
Desiring to hold my examinations In the Bor
oughs, where the people are not so thuillyettgaged
this time of the year, and in some of those Ns.
trlcts, whist; hare make 00l Serum, as
seda Ws peaatidable, hereb Me followtat
appointments for the examination of Teachers,
Littlestown Borough, Wednesday, July 20th, 10
A. M.
York Springs Borough and Huntington town
ship, at York Springs, 'Hi iursday, July 2 , 115 t, 10 A.
M.
Oxford township, at New Oxford, Saturday,
July 2.3 d, 9_A. M.
Menallen township.' at Bendersvllie, Mda,
July 25th, 10 A. M. on y
Butler township, at Middleton, Wednesday,
July 27th, 9 .t.
Straban township. at Htmterstown, Friday, July
Alth, 9 4. M.
Hamilton township, at East Berlin. Saturday,
At fitti 10 A. hi.
township, at Moritz's S. 11. e t arurday,
August 13th, 9 A. M.
Notice of other examinations will be given in
due time. 1 have several reasons for holding ex
aminations so early.
1. To give the best Teachers sufficient time to
make their engagements. where they will reddve
the best compensation.
2. To give those Districts that pay the best an
opponity of securing the best Teachers.
A T o rt give applicants who fail an opportunity
toTame for a subsequent examination.
InaMqsj will be rigid and thorough. 'Them
wi be no pri'vMe examinations, and do certifi
cates will be renewed or endorsed. Directors are
, requestedid the public cordially invited to at
tend. a deliver a short address at each exam
inatiod, w give the members of the Board an
opportunity , to ask the class any questions they
desire. and I will explain any points of the School
Law, upon Which information is desired.
4rson,will be admitted to S class after the
e don has commenced. pplicants will be
exam tied only the District I n which they In
tend to'apply. Examinations will be partly oral
and partly written. Each applicant will please
supply himself with writing paper and material,
a Reader and Mental Arithmetic.
It Is hoped many Districts will imitate the
noble example of Liberty. by increasing their
terms to six months. Directors are reepecttnlA,
urged to give no promises of employment, tm
they know that the applicant holds a valid Cer
tificate. Carelessness In this matter will proba
bly cost Hamiltonban, Union. and perhaps other
Districts, their State apsroprlon for at
year. ll.OmA-fib T.
July 15, 1870.—td um ray Superintendent.
Ayer's Cathartic - Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
Perhaps no one medicine Is so universally XS-
Vthed by everybody as a cattut Wir was ever
any before so universally adoZ
into ma, in
every country and among all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative Pin. The obvious religion
is, Vat Is more reliable and' pw innra eir eetw a
remedy than any other. Those whirhavetried ft,
know that
it cured them : those who have net,
know that- it lures their neighbors apdtVi t
and all know that what it does once It does a ys
—that It never fails through any fault or neglect
of its comp:anion. We have thousands upon
thousands of certificates of their remarkable
cures of the following complaints, but such cures
are known In every neighborhood, and • we need
not publish them. Adapted to all ages and con
ditions In all climates; containing neither calomel
or any deleterious drug, they may be taken with
safety. byanybody. Their sugar coating preserve*
them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take,
while being inirely vegetable no harm can ar i se
from
The their use in any quantity.
v operate by thelr,Powedad influence on the
infer& viscera to purity the blood and stimuiate
eto healthy action—remove the obstructions of
stoma*, bowel,liver! apd Ober oy , i . g . ..pf,
body.restotingtheirirresulariteden
r ange y correcting, wherever they eztat,
ments as are the first ori aides*,
minute directions are given to the wrapper on
the box, for the folloningconaplainta, wtocji Uwe
Pilll4Spi*MY eure!--- --
For D orbinennlnner, Liaparmssiss,
WinOß NO AMMO; tirst *odd be
oderately to stimulate the glomo o h ao-a
restore its healthy tone and astlon.
For imrasPosmarisr end talleariougersplaeng,
grnlooll lisueoacan, Hshanioad Uittrinntri
or Gann et names coin 'and drums
Palmas, they should be judiciously taken for each
case, to correct
!eh
the diseased astleg or throne thg
q amt.__ • .-
DT or I-oLoo sfiktt bgt , orit) 10 1 4.
dose z y nniti required.' ,
F or gum (loct, Glatitle PARrnan
Op BUST; co n P ' t
it, yq
Lona they i i . e3M h tgrula %Agit,
Quiredi v ta e diSe Ff •
MM. ithWortrange Mee
ylam
For %a ot iA Ditosewsz. twitrilos th ey
should be in kirP and Aral -dimes to
produce the of a &sale
For dmpusit sh s 1 :4 111mM:10e should seinen as
lb noes the eneet hY
st
nner ?A take one or s. hvißerni pro
ouand relkWp the
An oimaidowd dose sioloplistieh and
bowels into healthy action. MIMI the appe
and invigorates the system .
_meow it is ado_
no OariONSimimpremett
476 rg wed, altiin= b n it
dew o th ew
eil as him Lied
tar, front their g and renoviTA o t
t iW P Cr Pial l ia4 r 4.l"lB6— Mi/di C . 44. CO Pr ( fdietti Chemists,
WZLia 4 1( .410Y4 ¢* A.
4111.1 1 0 r sale in GettysbinA Pa, A. D. B ums.
m _
in. Agent Pt.lB4-41W'
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The Otareemil
IN2
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tar of Mt
Ilaltisnorr Grata a Preetwee Market.
• Bcatintore, Thursday Nbrning.
Sung FLOUR; § 25616
Errat ...... 600 a' 64
WRITa WHIAT ...... 140 oleo
Ilan WNW, ` 120 0 150
Coax;
En, too • 113
100 @
QA.TS, . 411 110
Thicmrpsbijah. ... ......... . 10 •11 00
CLorma-833m, 000 0 . 000
BACON, BRO ........ 000 @ 000
VLDNIIB„. ............ 1434 10 14X
Own, 17 0 179
Hems, ........... 0 03 23
16% @ 17
LAILD,
Gettysburg Gratz iltPrestatela Xarket.
Getbuburg, Friday Morning.
000 6 , 000
000 0.500
000 @ 000
..000 @ 115:
000 @ 90
....... 000 @ 90
...... 000 @ 4g
000 @ 000
... 000 @ 000
.... 000 t7j 000
... 000 6 , 30
.. 000 @ 20
• • 0 0 0 16
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0 0 i 3 00
Supra FLOUR,
EXTRA FLOUR,
WHITE WHEAT, ....
RAD Was.q, ~..,..
Co,RN
RYE,
OATS,
BUCKWHEAT,
TEHOTET.SIIIID,
CLOVER-SEED
POTATOES,
BUTTER,
LARD
&as,
BACON, SHOULDERS,.
" Sums,
" HAMS
TALLow,
STOCKS AND BONDS
Closing. Prices of De Haven di Deo
40 Mouth lird St., Philadelphia.
•
3o'clock, R , ►L,
V. fi's of 'Bl, ...
" '65 new,
" '67
" s's, 10-40's,
& 80 Year 6 per cent. Cy.,
Due Vup. Int. Notes
Gold, . 112 1 4 1129(
Silver 107;4 109
Union Pacific R. It. Ist M. 80nq5......640 650
Central Pacific R. R. 8% 901
Union Pacific Land Grant 80nd5.... . 77i1 ,710
Attu Idvertistuunts.
N'oncE—The second account of .t.NDREW
/ Lona, Committee of Henry Lohr, (a Lunatic),
has been tiled In the Court of Common Pleas of
Adams County, and will be confirmed by said
Court on the third Monday al Anylvd next, un.
less cause be shown to the cvntrAry
JACOB MELHoItN, Pro'y.
July 15, 1870.—td
Jurnrs for August Term
GRAND JURORS
Liberty—Joseph McDivitt, (forema.)
liamilton—Henry Wolf, Andrew Delimit).
Gettysburg—Amos Plank, Adam Dwrioni, Jr.,
David Ziegler.
Tyrone—Peter L. Spangler, Augustus Deatrick,
ifeny Spangler.
Menai r len —Noah Snyder Nicholas VVierman.
Mountpleasant—Lewis Wilt, John E. Taney.
Freedom—A. Fleming White.
Cumberland—George Schrlver.
Hamiltonban—Joseph Culbert,on• sea,
brooks.
Butler...Burkhart Wert.
Reading—Andrew Brown.
Conowago—Levi Bindig.
Strahan—ThoodoreTaughinbangli.J,,lni N. Boyer.
Oxford--Samuel F. Neely.
Berwick twp.—Cyrus Wolf.
GENERAL JLitGits.
Remick bor.--Jesse Bucher.
Straban-John H. Majors, John E. Benner.
Franklin-James Rom, Paul Sowers. Frederick
D. Smith, James A. Rebert, Peter KeiferMan,
Jacob M. Bushey, Tablas R. Cover, Wm. H.
Adams.
Huntington-John A. Merman, Elf S. Myers,
Wm. Leas,Er.
Butler-jai-jar Peteni, Geo. Hollehaugh, Michael
Deatriek.
Gettysburg-John B. Crawford, Isaac Deardorff,
Joseph Jacobs, John Gilbert, Daniel Trimmer.
Liberty-.JohnLlbey-John Nunnemaker, James Curry. H. H.
13. HAL.
Oxford-a-David M. Myers, Daniel Heitzel. Win.
Jenkins, sea, John K Brady.
Tyrone-George Meekley.
Freedom -David Rhodes, aen.
lifountpleasant-sJohn May, David Sneeringer.
Union-Jacob IL Gobreeht.
Menaneu-Henry H. Orner, Gibson Ross.
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springs -4i. C. P&ers:
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July
EXAMLNATIOSS OF
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NDIiCE/e herebrittitm that Ihe Duplkates (or
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been placed In my hande for eollection.
An Abatement' of 7 per cent
will be allowed on all Borough and School Taxes
paid on or before the Ist aQt.
July I.—td
Star Bone Phosphate
Jury 13th, 1870
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The best known Fertilizer
TRIED AND APPROVED
HE ''Star Bone Phosphate," manufactured by
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during the Last year or two, by numerous Farm
ers In Adams and ad pining countie s and where
ever used is admitted to be the ,
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Fertilizer now In market. The proprietors there
fore confidently recommend It to Farmers and
Agriculturists, assured that all who try It, will
not be willing to do without It.
THE AMMONIA
13 nupplied abundantly from the organic portion
of the bone.
Pelee •33 per Tom 1■ Bags
Farmers wishing Ground Bone, Oil 6f Vitro', eau
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immlioLDEß t WILSoN,
GE TT 1738
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ron in the Blood
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ERGEANT SAMUEL C. GIFFIN of Hamß-
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tyCount,people of Adams Count,
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Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
WESTERN RAILWAY
•
,
1
Sieves pet int. Qtalld Leis. 'ct
. _ .
. .
The bonds are la denominations of 11.00 each
secured by a arid mortimr 206 nines of road,
from Indiatutpolls, the eikf and most im
portant railroad centre e State of Indiana, to --
the city of Pekin In m r ..,..
ONE HUNDRED AN EIGHTS' MILES of the
Line are now In PULL PERATION and equip.
ped with New, Plittfrekake Rollint Stook, con
slagiufg4s Locomotives,.• 23 Passenger Coaches
I 7 and Espresso(,;
the road ,
715 Box,
wants Stock and
Coal 'ars, and more will be addedas the of
require. The are already
GREATLY IN EXCESS 0: earnings
THE INTEREST 01! THE
wawa tsars or Bonn The balance, twenty-
Ave miles of the division' In In is nearly b e
graded, with all the iron on hand, and will be
completed without dela% '
There are Thirty-Mx/pots on the line, Lo.i.e.
.iiii
ED IN CITIES Ii TOW'S THAT CONTAINACE THE
AOOBEOA7B, A POPIILATI N or ONE.HUNININHAmpo
NINETY THOUSAND, averaging over 1920 to cash
square mile, wit in a nutty; of half a mile of the
track : and WITHIN TwkitTT Mutts OP THE X,
THERE IS A POPULATION OP ABOUT lux
THorsAND.
:_..i
It passes through ' the counties of Marion, 'len
drlckß, Montgomery, Fountain, Warren and Ver
million, in the State of Lediana,• and Vemillion,
Champaign, De Witt, Platt, IdeLean and Taze
well Counties, in Illinois, oil the line of the old
emigrant State road w doh was laid out in
tile hest portion of those states before the time of
rallreat.ts, was then thel main line of Mister!'
travel, and consequently became more thickly
settled than other:sections of the West, as the
numerous cities, large yillages. and products of
these counties demonstrate.
Besides the large agrieultural productions-or
this section the manidaeturing interest is very
extensive in the large toEns and Is rapidly in.
creasing.
M
. th a i n s
dl iFURNISH
-
BUSINESs FOR OVtilt I THREE HUNDRED
COAL TWICE this line it presen_ ,t and MORE
THANTHAT NIDIBER WILL BE RE
QUIRED to carry coal on' completion of the re
maining link.
. .
From the present earnings on 180 miles it Is
W safe
L to assume t
AMPLEOT hat til N e LOCAL BUSINE.SS ALONE
IL BE ONLY TO P HE
BONDED DEBT, BUT LARGE DIVIDENDSON
THE STOCK, I
In addition to the population and wealth of the
country and all that Is necessary to support a
first-class road and make It a profitable invest
ment through local traffic, it forms a grand cen
tral trunk iluefor through, buMnems noisy rpase4
by any road of equal length 114 the West. •
At Indianapolh It connects by main lines with
the cities of Columbus, Clondand, PittsbumCin
chinati—and with IbeFferineylvania Central, Bal
timore and Ohio and other imix,rtant railroad
lines. At Pekin, the western terminus, euntlec
nous are made with Peoria, Quincy, Keokuk,
Burlington and Omaha. 4t Blomnington, with
the Illinois Central Road which runs northwest
600 miles to Fort Dodge, lowa. A very large bus
iness will be done with this line. At Danville it
connects by raft with Toledo on lake Erie. A map
will show all these to be very important connec
tions in making through lines over this route,
The Loan is placed beyomi any contingency by
the ptesent earnings from local tragic on One
Hundred and Eighty miles, which must necessa
rily be doubled when the trains run through.
The Bonds are convertible at the option of the
holder Into stock at par At any time, which adds
greatly to their value. They may be registered at
the Farmers' Loan and Tru.st Company if desired.
Coupons Payable April Rai October
Free of Tax.
Total issue $.5,1 ,01 10-12.00000 u Of which are
placed In trust with the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company to redeem and cancel F 2,000,000 bonds
Issued to the Danville, Urbana, Bloomington, and
Pekin Railroad, now merged into this road, mak
ing the loan only g 3,000,000 over hai' of which
has been sold In Europe and this market, The
balance we offer at 90 and accrued Intkrest. At
this low price the Bonds, being so amply secured,
will be quickly znarketed.
We have been thoroughly posted in regard to
the road from then tart, have - closely Inspected It
from time to time during constnictlop, and being
familiar with the wealth and resources of the
country, the responsibility and integrity of the
officers and directors of the company and the
present earnings of the road I t Is with pleasure
that we recommend the Bonds as one of the
cheapest and safest investments in the market,
sure of a high standard among the best railroad
securities in the'country.
All marketable securities received
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EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds
OF E ISSUE OF
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BIL THE
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RAJX,ROAD 00.111PANY.
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gears ey, w This I
ll ffie, connecting t. Jciapplkwith Fort
California i Make a sha tin ft NW through route to
.
Ande Company have a Capital Stock of ..$10,000,1:00
a grant of Land from Congress, of
I ,,oooAeres, valued, at the lowest
es Co9 tlizate, Ai ... . , ..............
First mortgage Bo nds
• .
6 4,000,000
1,503,000
,5E0,000
Total length of road, 271 distance includ
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!mpg the Undersigned, Also, pamphlets, maps
and ation relating thereto. These bonds,
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are desirable to parties seeking safe and lu nco crative
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confidence.
W. P, CONVERSE, lt CO.,
CONDIERCLAL AGENTS,
No.` 34 Pine liireet, New York
TANNER ,S;
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Na. 49 Wall 114r4fts, Maw York..
June 3, 1870-,30
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THR GREAT AMERICAN
TEA CO
ED MPANY I
(ESTARIAH 1861,1 •
Nos. 31, 33, 35 and 37 Ve 114 17 811 "eicir
NEW YORK,
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. nave Arriya,rell . .
. J. W . C it ES q
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GETTYSBURG, PENN'd..,
to sell their Mg dNb' COMES at dame
.preces that the Company sell thereat` heir W es ,
Ousel In New York. A (ills nnily the fresh
est New Crop Teas will be kept for Sale at an
times-
All goods warranted tintve satisfaction or the
.moiCZfrreflioneProdfrided. charred/tom Me Preduce to the
Cbesumer. Fromfire to" eight profits moved by
purchasing of this Company „ n ,
trader the Old-iyalem
of doing busines. the - netiln flail to
my abmit eight prank
elyd
4sr l f , 5 ° ewer so ranin . sales.
• • Vallee An ow *sates
the Great Ainetten Tea Co.„. distribute Teairto
the oonsurnerr, torough their Agents, all over the
country subjecting them ki bid one and*
that but a very modende mi, susa
criyett
Ne on the laminae sales will =NY
IXIMMM_ tint they tell tnonsanded ell Tea.
Itta• or *mum than It took' to sell one
mw under the old irgent. Pune 3,11170-3 in
Boxes CUBE
FATARitIi AND DEAFNESS.
lirriag the sbY t i lot t insatuirl of
St. , July/1.-4w
.1. 41414 !: 14° 111 =6%_14 as c Witt
wits, oolor of oyes MUM hair, you ro•
re,. by return mall, a correct ikkitom orow
futore husband or wife Irtth name and dote of
arriage, Address W. FM, p. 4:11k to nome No.
pt, Fultoorgle t N. y,
July 11.-4 w
rill
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N OTlCE.—Letters of Admi __
•istration on the
Estate of Joey LADY, deceased, sate or hae
fleownallen towns:yawing 'been gr i anted to the Inv
tahe a t il o ves ilitliz togliperioeg
ate alinement sal ' those having claims
the same wfd please preeent them propelleit
thentkatted MY atilJement.
July fh—et
SAMUEL BERM., finer.,
N oettratrg Pa.
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JOTlCE.—Letters of Administration on the
crate of GDOROE MIMI, late of Oxford
townshlP, AdalMS county. Pa., deeeased , haring
been ted to the undersigned, reskUng In mg
to P. he hereby ItiSee notice to ail persons im
debted to said estate to make Unmediatepayment.
and Male haring claims against the mine) to pre
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
June 10,18 . 7&-ft Whl. D. HUHN, saltier.
The undersigned Wing been Impohned Assts..
nees of Joni( W. DaTts and Wire, of Moutitioy
township, Adams county, In trust for csedltors.
pdhereby give notice to ill personaindebied to as
tor to nuke Immediate payment of their ru•
ve dues, anti all persons having claims or
emands to present the same properly authentl.
cated for settlement.
JOSEPH STOCKSLAGER,
Jasig.PH DA VIN,
June 10, 1870—tit Assignoes.
Slip. The first named Assignee lives In Sough
township, Adams county, Ps., and the iast mimed
hear Taneytown, Carroll county, Md.
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MOTlCK—Letters of Adnalohitratio cm "the
.I.‘ estate of Aannew H . ELNAN,
late of Franklin townshlF, som: Pa,
having been granted to the underel they
hereby give notice to apereone Indebted to OW
estate to make Immediate payment. and those
having counts agalust the same to present thent
proper by authenticated for settlement.
MARTIN HRIYZELMAN,
JAMES MICKLEY,
June 10, 1870-61
A..dnfrs. .
Arne first named Administrator resides
Franklin county, P. 0. address Fayetteville : th
other in Adams county, I'. 0. address Seven *sr
Atiminvitrator s Notice,
,HABLEN EisTATE.—Letters of ad.
ministration on the estate of Charles Myers,
late of Menallen township, Adams countv de
ceased, having been granted to the undersfimxi,
the nrstAamed residing In Cumberland town Ship,
and the last-named in Menagen township afore
said, they hereby give notice to all persons I.
de bled to said estate to nutke immediate prnwat.
and those having claims against ape same to pre.
sent them properly anthentieatellior aettlement.
PRA1.101.9 .811EA31,
sAatrEL MEALH,
Administrators
gIIERIFF'B SAL 6
June 24, 187(4-44
lAN of sundry welts of Fier! ?betas and
• flbefaß issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Adams co.and to me d I rected.l will sell at
Public Sale, at the Court House, in Gettystrunir,
,on Sala:Map, Me ISM day of July IS7O, at 1 6. , ..
Nock, P. .th, the following described }teal Estate,
viz:
NO. I—A LQT OF GROUND, sit
uate hi the Borough of Gettysburg Adams coup.
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ty - pa., fronting on the south side of:Bracken-
ridge street, adjoining lot of Henry Sloneker on
the east and lot ot A.ll. Fektel on the west, hit
proved with a two-Story FEAHE DWELLLNG
HOUSE, Frame Stable. and a spring of water on
the premises.
NO. 2—A LOT OF GROUND, ad. •
i flan No. lon the east and lot of Jacob 801-1
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kon the west, Losproced with a tvcastory
e DWELLING BOMB. Seized and takt
hi execution es the real estate of Attiescrs h,
1 ,- NISTEL..
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. A LOT OF GROUND, sHUate iu
'k.N. 8 2!
t Bo.ougb of Oettysbnrg, Adana county; Pa.,
fronting on' tile east side of th e Mummasburg
road, adjoining d
ames of John aid he on the
south and lot of J Woodward on the
Impiroved with a two-story Frame DW
1 :. o g
HOUSE, and a one-stru7 frame Bltellon attar
with a number of fruit trees on the premises.—
Seized and Mkt . _
_n in execution, as the real estate
of GEORGE E. nrr-ssuu 4 . R.
Also, 4 LOT OF' GROUND, ' situate in
the Borough of Gettysburg, Adams county ; pa.,
fronting on the nor th side of the York turnpike.
adjoining lots of Witham and Henry Ray on the
east and lots of Pahriestock and Duncan on the
west, red with a two•story Brick DWEL-
LING
.OUSE, and a two-story Brick Baek-bull•
ding a had. This property Is new. Seized and
taken In execution as the real estate of Passion
N. Ms.nrrs.
.TACOB KLITNB, Sherif,
July 1, 1870.—ts
Sit *Tat per cent of m ust purchase money ulaM
all sales by the Sheriff be paid over immedi
ately after the t roperty Is struck doWn or upon
tallure to com y therewith the prc,l - ,erty will - be
again put up or saJe.
gaitroa4 Mutt gaiiii.
i cttysburg Railroad.
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PifmT TRAM leavi.s oettysbnig
,at &30 A.
3f., arriving at Hanover Junction at. 10.15 A. 31. ,
Baltimore 12.10 P. IL ; Washington 2 P. IL ; Yor
1110 A. 3L ; Harrisburrl2.3o P. M. ; winiainspor
5.45 P. ; Columbia 12.10 P. IL ; Lancaster 2P.
31. ; PhiladeMbia (via Columbia or HartsbOrgi
5.30 P. IL, and via Baltimore 6,30 P. M. New
York 9.30 P. M. by either Harrisburg, Made'.
(Ca or Baltimore; Pittsburg 12 night, Return
ing, arrives at Gettysburg 1220 P. M.
SECOND TRAIN leaves GettYaburg 111 tat P.
arriving at Hanover Junction L2O P. IL ;
Baltimore 7.15 P. 3L-; Washington 10 P. M. ; York
6.10 P. 3L ; Harrisburgll.ss P. ; and Pittsburg
10.10 A. M. Returning, 'arrives 620 P. M.
R- IfcCI7RDY, Supt,
July 1. 1870.-tt
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Northern Central Railway.
BUS 8C1137, Cllal
CIN and atter June- 12, IS7O, Trains wilt have
k../ Hanover Jut:widows } Jail*" .•
10.384 LEAVE NORTHWARD.
. m—Dally for tßilinasaapn dalircezeapt
Sundays) for Iticsra, mer, Buf
falo, lAtintla and Brie and the
, West.
LlO a. m.—Dally for Elmira. Buffalo. ite.
2.09 p. as — Daily (except Sundays) for Willinnis
port anti Erie.
6.0 S p. m.—Dally (except Sundays) for York.
1 21(n a. m.—Dally (except Sundays) ; tor Barri*.
burg and the West. • .
LEAVE SOUTHWARD:
Ltt; a. at. — Dailystopptng at Parklanl only,
7,52 a. ra,...DStatany (exoeption& Sundays) stopping u an
12.5 p. m.—Daily stopping at Parkton only.
10.19 a. m.—Dally (ex_rept Sunday) Moving at
Paraton (ra nd eockeyrillieo
4.54 p. m.—DILGY leteept Sundays) stopping at
the Station&
EDW. 9. YOUNG, .Pass. .oml.
Balttatr u p, ma.,
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• ALFRED It. F . / R,
. General Superintend/fa
June 24. kra —l4 frartlabt4T, Pa
READING RAILROAD,
SUMMER ARRA.NGEMENT-\,
10.1siDAY, 44'IUL 18, 1870.
Great trunk line from the North and North rest
for Philadelphia, New York, heading, Pottsville,
Tamqua, Astuand, lillialoklll, Lgoanon, Amin.
town, &Aston, and,
Litt; Lancaster, , Colum
ina, &C.
'trains leave liarrismarvor Nolo Vark, .ita
lows: At 5.20, 8.10 a. m., 20 noun, an 4 2.05 p.
in., connecting with almalar ?Mos on Penusl•
vailla tialnuatt, and anteing &thew York at 12.1.5
noon, 9.40, ti.ou and lu.oe_p. in., respective/7.-
Sleeping Cars accompany tin &spa. in., and /2.20
nounnoon 'ludas without
Returni ea g: leave Re i ti nsTAl atil.oo a m., 12.00
alaa O P. al., PhilidelPhia at 6.10 a ni
and 6.Su it le. : Sleeping Cars acconapany
a. m., and 6.0 u p. vs Stains trwa Nei Tur k
without
Leave =Puri tor /leading, Pottsville. ?ma
gus, Minersvin Asitliml, osbaniukin, line Wore,
Aiientown and at &Ma. m., and :LW
and 4.10 p. m., ai Lebanon mid imuct-
Pal , ay Wad; 4.10 p. In., trap eunneetlus for
. rtlitatletP 'Pottsville and tkuumbla only. Por
Pottsville_ . , tienuyiklit haven and tr i. si, via
` - isuyimn and busquebanna Nail nave
riltri wning 4%3.40 IL 14.
•
War Poweniter n I •Te3 Pain a t
7.30 a. m. otteethig with miar_train on Nam
Penot'S returning !ruin imaging llB6
p. nk, stupOing at ail igat ions.
Leave' PP
as Me and 9.00 a. m an d 2.44
p. m.; Herndon at 9.30. a. m., Shuman at 5.4(1
and 11.1.40 a. in., Ashland at 7.06 a. rn., and ,
LIA!
, nuon, Tamaqua t &Si a. p, gy,
Philadelphia and a New Tontm„ and LA)
Leave Pottsville, yin Schuylkill.. and agne- -
hanna liallroad 845 s.tii., tor marsisburg, and
11..iu a. m., to Grove and Tremout..
ville
Readi
u. ng 4o a. m A
:' _Oll Traln leaves Potts
at . towin.,
arriving at Philadelphia at ag e in. Iletuno
log; Mavis Paliadelptits at
in P... ,114. PaSbing
Reading at B.ou p. m., arriving at .rustsvluie at
9.40 p. in.
Pottstown Antonin:iodation Train, leaves Potts
town at 6 ,10 lt. in, cettirtMig, leaves Puladelphia
at 4.00 p. In.
Columbia
lialk.md Trains leave Reading at 7.15
tar Colombia, ac.
a. in., and 6. .5 p. in. for hparata, 141.5, Lucas.
,
Perldomen hatirmßl Trains leave Pdritloineu
Junction at ii.bil a, in.. &Wend 5.30 p. in. ; return
ing, leave thihwenicarville ao am a. m., 1240 noon,
and Lib p. m.,connectnag with nirtinar trains on
Reading Railroad.
Cotebrookstam Railroad Trains leave Pottstown' .
at 9.40 a. in., and 6.2 u P. no., returning leave
ounfiigessant at -7.00 and 1145 4. In, amoral
studiar trains on Neading Railroad. •
c, r, Valley Itahrond Tralna leave
• • rt e
&P a. In., 2.00 and kW p. I
p. M., reatur. 4
. v Doiloitilltoll at or I _ l l 41.. 1 145 noon asui
.15 ealthemilig ga e=litir tridail till Read
'..N : leave New York at toe and ILO° P.
IPhla at 11 . 1 41 L. tu. and 3.16 p. m.,
a
, _OWY tO Reading;
L& r.„
eave 84 it. tis, warnseurg ar .)...V.
a. m., 4.1 p. m. and .11eadlng
sad liklikg. At, for . 11 arriabaro. at t'22 a. m. tut
... .,NeW York. and 24 a. ra. at
for P 11111144-
pm&
uziVaclt and
at
id EY
eta, to from all palms. at reduced
" tel l .
Ban n atiecked term* t No pounds auowed
each tier,
aeurTh fi l . A. Mama .
Pa. Ap r il —, 1870. sumutendent
:nay yam . Central Railroad.
Doublir buck route runntng k letween Made,
phis. and Pittsburg. Trains vleg tietryebura
make the following vouneetions with this Trunk
Hue:
GettYeaurj leave at 8.1.5 a. m. & 12.40p.1n.
amtover Juletkk arrive 1102 •• ^ "
." • " ' leave Nati •• 9.66 "
malpurg arrive 12.65 p : m. 11.46 "
Maa • 2.26 a.
Phitadelphha arr ive 9. & 40 60 "
- arat m.
P 1 bUr~
leave 1.16 " 12.10 ••
arrive La 6 m. RIO '‘
NThltattelphla aorta commotion/I iloMatt
with the trains for New York Bodine
alwiya ooa Aaq~~
Vaal Daces.
VS NOTICE
TIDE T:thLs.