s Cards.
USINESS.
Trimming.
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blishment . opposite Weav
, on Washington strnet, for
Al TRESSES, AND UP-
G IN ALL ITS
!Mtn!
old bodiless of Trimming
_. sad sollefts Mon the pull ,
harps moderate. •
MITRING.
LEBAUGH
Rh Shop on Washington
tzman's Carpenter Shop
kinds of BLACKSMITH
and invites a share of
all kind*. Give us a
E R IN G.
R CULP
ucuce•d the •
resident, on the Mumma,
of Carlisle street. Getty,
can always have made to
es of
•STANDS,
TUBS,
FLOUR BARRELS.
and 10 gaL Kegs, Cider
kinds of Coopering. lie
, d with despatch. Give us
[Aug. 13, ISlV—tf
E YARD,
lURG, PA.,
AR FREIGHT DEPOT
EITLER
RANITE, for all kinds o
ENTAL PURPOSES,
ills, Steps,
IIONUMIF7STS, CEM.
KS. &C.,
style deMreit,by best of
WT promptly attended to
REMOVAL t
, ARMOR,
"her and Bell
enee on corner of East
eets,
1.711 G, PA.,
all orders In his line.—
satisfactory manner, and
issibly be aitorded to make
PIPE
Ludt.tiers, Brackets. Drop
ER PIPE. Stain. Top and
on, everything belonging
lied If desired. Locks of
(April 29, 1870-if
G BAKERY
& Ziegler having been
igned will continue the
its branches, at the old
ington and West Middle
ttysburg, Pa.
-i ads of
CEM
PRETZELS,
ways to be had fresh.
•rienee and every disposi
that he can promise sat's•
rs solicited, and promptly
y thanks for the patronage
, Its Continuance is aske
:ALTZRIt RENNIN:MT.
kvilEium A
in 'operation a STEAM
South 3iountain, near
nd is prepared to saw to
lee, Hemlock,
esired. at the shorter no•
e ah,o manufactures
&c.
B E R
t the LOWEST BATES.—
red for the cash payments,
A from the time of &LW
kful for past favors, lie
nee for the future. •
dressed to him at G reef
inty, Pa.
SALOON
;i uEL,
iettyaNirg, Pa., next
gk Hold.
large assortment of all
IONERY,
is. with Fruits, Almonds
•• Cakes, ,Le.
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d orders for Families or
• Having special acootn-
LI Gentlemen, and deter
es his friends to give hint
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LD RELICS:
s,' Bullets !
DWARD
be attention of the pnib
at of Relies gatierred
itt.
toss Ith promptness and
ce of business on Car
y's Hall.) near the Depot
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H CULP,
ITU. PA..
TAKER
HANGER
n abort notice and rea
terms.
all Style
a large assortment of
he sells at lowest cash
furnish_ Muds to lout it
Jiro Painsing exe.
•rder.
oors east of Lutheran
May 27, 1868—tf
achbus.
CIIINES !
'ED A.ND GENUINE
WA JR.
ACHINES
)3PAS. Agent
Rf. PA_
"1. York Street
Int) attended to. Ma.
Parts of the county and
• wed against parties
E.' in connection With
of the pcgolarig of the
..none HENTIZiE on
. ench nticidne a medal-
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LOCAL ZralltS.
11E.AL Ber.s;nt ilmns.—We annex a list
of the properties offered for sale this fsIL
For frill descriptions see advertisernerft:
insuc MIX&
Saturday, Sept. 3—Nxecutom of Bcddph Den* .
162 acres 119 perches, Tyrone twp.
" B—John 1301 en, "P.V. aerms, Him
tingtou hip s . • •
saturday, „ 1C —Heirs of Abraham Fickes, 163
acres, Huntington twp.
Thursday. " IS—K. G. Heagy, 72 acres 42
Perches, Straban twp.
Saturday, " 17--Geo. F. Livingston, 14 acres 37
• •• perches, Lattimore twp.
" of Henry Tingling,
Howe and Lot, in New Oxford. •
Tuesday, " so—Heirs of Win. Walker, 245
Rants, Cumberland twp.
Thursday, 29,--Administrator oflohn
200 acres, Straban twp.
Thursday,
Friday,
" of John Miller, Be.. WO
acres, Mountpleasant twp.
" "—Assignee of Daniel Leer, 110
acres,,
,100 and 30 acres, Butler and
Franklin twps.
" 21—Same, 160 acres, Reading twp.
" "—D. C2llrinkerboff, ro acres M
perches, Straban twp.
" "—Ex'r. of Rosa Ann Frank, 1
acre 9 perches, Reading twp.
" "—Adm'r. of Jacob March, 78
acres, Latimore twp.
" "—John Stitzell, House and Lot in -
East-Berlin.
" 27—Adm'r. of Mary Kechler, 50
acres, Tyrone twp.
Saturday,
Tuesday,
Saturday, Oct. 1-I.'h. & J. E. Graft, 170 acres in
Straban and 13 acres in 3lenallen.
" I—lixecutorsof, Henry Brinkerhoff,
House and Lot, Gettysburg.
" I—Heirs of Daniel G. Saltzgiver,
House and Lot, BeechersvMe.
" B—Assignees of John K....;,Davis,
Farm aud Mill, 128% acres, slif aunt
loy twp.
Adm'r. of Geo. Waybright, 36
acres 96 percbea, Cumberland twp.
7—Assignees of Jacob Keller, two
tracts, 147 and 40 acres, Union twp .
Saturday, " 6—.A.din'r. of Elizabeth Wilson, 3
lots of ground in Huntington twp.
PRIVATE SALES.
Martha Ellen Stewart, House and Lot, Gettys
burg.
GEM
B. F. Hagerman. 18 acres, Mouutpleasant twp.
Isaac Groupe; 100 acres, Tyrone twp.
Ex'r. of James Townsend, 201 acres, Reading twp.
Theodore Bender, 218 acres, Cumberland twp.
Abraham Fickes, 86 acres, &ratan twp.
Cyrus S. Griest, House and Lot, Gettysburg.
Trustees of M. E. Church, House and Lot, Gettys-
burg.
S. -B. Row, House and Lot, Gettysburg.
Duncan, O'Neal & Fahnestock, House and Lot,
Gettysburg.
John Baker, 206 acres, Freedom twp.
Elias Mayer, 132 acres, Butler twp.
John Hartman, 198 acres, Cumberland twp.
Hon. R. McCurdy, 125 acres, Cumberland twp.
Henry &Mk, 82 acres, Menallen twp.
COUNTY COMXIXTEE.—The following is
the Republican County Committee ap
pointed at the recent County Convention: .
Gettysburg: Hon. Edward McPherson, A. J.
Cover, D. McCOnaughy, D. Wills, E. G. Fain).
estock, Chas. Horner, D. A. Buehler, J. M.
Krauth.
Berwick bor: Edward Stahl, Henry Kobler.
" two: Daniel Lightner, George Wolf.
Butler: J. C. Markley, Samuel Lawyer.
Conowago: Wm. H. Small, Jacob J. Little.
Cumberland: P. D. W. Hankey, W. H. Lott.'
Franklin: Franklin Mickley, John Hartman.
Freedom: Win. M. Bighorn, Samuel Moritz.
Germany: Jacob Pltzer, Solomon Menges.
Hamilton: Jacob Resser, E. W. Meisenhelder.
llamiltonban: E McGinley, Wm. IL Low.
Highland: Henry H. Wintrode, Geo. GingelL
Huntington: James Davis, IL W. Becker.
Lathuore: John Wolford, J. P. Tudor.
Liberty: A. Ross Hunter, Geo. F. Seitz.
Littlestown: T. S. Blocker, 'lsaac StahL
Menalien: Jonas Rouanzahn, W. W. Blocher.
Mountior L N. Durboraw, S. McCollister for.
net.
Mountpleasant: John May, Henry Brough.
Reading: John Townsend, George Baker.
Straban : Jphn N. Boyer, Cornelius Lott.
Tyrone: J. A. Leinah, Henry Spangler.
Union: Enoch Lefevre, George D. Easehore.
Y6rk Springs: G. A. Uhler, B. W. Zeigler.
Oxford: Alex. J. Mines, N'aul Hersh.
Iti'The County Committed., will meet at
the Eagle Hotel, in Gettysburg, on Satur
day Sept. 10, at 1 o'clock, P. M., for the
transaction of important business.
SALES.-W. N. Flaharty has sold his
property on York street, log house and lot
of ground, to 11L Lather Culp, for $475.
Prc-Nrc.--On Wednesday last the RC
formed Sunday School of this place had a
pleasant Pic-Nic at Spangler's Spring.
OPENKD. —The winter session of the
Common Schools of this place °petted yes
terday, Sept. 1. The increasing number
of pupils has made a new School necessary,
to be known as No. 9.
DEDICATION.--The Lutheran church in
Mountjoy town.shil (Rev. P. Bergstresser,
Pastor,) having been recently thoroughly
repaired, will be re-dedicated on the third
Sabbath in September, the 18th.
NEW BRIDGE. —The Commissioners of
Frederick county, Md., are having, a
bridge erected across Flat Run, at this end
of Emmittsburg. The cost will be some
thing over $2,000; the Taylor •Brothers
contractors.
INSANE.—The Chambersburgnepetitery
states that the wife of Col. A. K. McClure,
formerly of Chambersburg, now of Phila_
delphia, was taken to the Insane Asylum,
in Philadelphia, on the 22d ult. For some
months she has given evidence of mental
derangement.
CAMP MEETING.—The Camp Meeting
of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
- (colored) will commence to day in Wolf's
Grove, east of town. On Sunday next a
special train will be run on the Railroad
from Hanover Junqtion to the Camp
ground.
AGED.—TIie Littlestown Press says that
that one day last week, four gentleman,
resident of Littlestown and neighborhood,
casually met in Mr. A. F. Barker's store,
whose united ages aggregate 808' years,
viz: Messrs. Jonathan C. Forrest, aged 84;
David Zuck, iged 79; Sterling Galt, aged
74, and Jacob Orndorff, aged 71 years.
•
INSTALLED.—Rev. C. Scheel was in
stalled as Pastor of the Reformed congre
gation in tittlestown - on the evening of the
~q-Ith 'ult., Revs. Jacob Sechler and W. B.
Zieber officiating. After the ceremony of
installation, Rev. W. R. H. Deatrieh, of
this place, preached a very impressive ser
mon, which was listened to with marked
attention by a large audience.
SERENADE:—The Littlestown Press says
that the "Littlestown Orchestra," on
learning of the nomination of their towns
man, CoL Ephraim Myers, by the Repub
lican County Convention, for Assembly,
gave him the compliment of a serenade on
Tuesday evening the 23d ult. CoL Myers
returned the compliment by inviting the
Band into his residence, to partake o f
refreshments provided for the occasion.
A CROWD.—Van Amburg Co's Me
nagerie brought a large crowd ofpeople to
been on Tuesday last. The exhibition
was a fine one and fsilly realiied the gen
eral expectation. The collection of animals
was very choice, the lions, tigers and leop
ards being equal, if not superior, to any
we ever saw. The entire exhibition itas
well managed, good order preseried, and
everything passed off satisfactorily. The
young folks, and some of the older 'ones,
hugely enjoyed the performances of the
trained dogs and mules, the capacityl of
the latter to pitch overboard the best riders
evoking much merriment.
Foit liwa-r.-43everal desirable Acorns in
south-east corner of the Diamond, the bite
residence of lion. It'd. Poils — 'n., deceased.
For terms, inquire of Mrs. Harper.
'T—
Virrry the 'Star Bone Ph - capitate."
See advertisement. - tr
PENNSYLVANIA S ' *ennsylvan
ia College opened paten*, Mulei most
9iyorable ;auspices. A number" of new
Students are on the ground, and the ex
pectation is that there , will be a large
increase in the aggregate attendance.
The Board of Trustees held a special
session on Wednesday to supply thevacim-
des in the Faulty occasioned by the
resignation of .Prof. Conrad and the death
of Prof. Stoever.. The department of
Latin Language and Literature, for many
years under charge of Prof. Btoever, was
'transferred to the "Franklin Professor
ship." Prof. Jacobs, the incumbent of
this profestorship, is a fine Latin scholar,
and ailinimbily qualified for the position.
The transfer is entirely satisfactory to the
Faculty, and will be cordially approved by
the friends of the Institution.
Mr. Samuel P. Sadder, a son -of
Rev. Dr. Sadtler, of Lathery'lle, Md., was
unanimously elected Professor of Physi
cal-Science. Ile is represented to. be a
young man of much proinise in the De
partment of Physical Science. He grad
uated at Pennsylvania College with, the
dim of 1887, and since, than has peon
assidohsly prosecuting hie studiet waft' a
view to making Teaching his life-work.
Last fall he graduated at Harvard College,
taking the highest honors in the Scientific
department, receiving his degree on a
Thesis which commanded special attention
and subsequently appeared in Silliman's
Journal. He then went to Europe, and is
now further prosecuting his studies at the
University of Gottingen. AA the German
Universities have generally been closed in
consequence of the War_with France, it is
probable that Mr. Sadtler will return this
fall and enter on his new. duties at Penn.
sylvania College next session. In the
meantime the Faculty will make full pro
vision for instruction in the department of
Physical Science.
The re-organization of the Preparitory
Department, with enlarged boarding ac
commodations, and the satisfactory dispo
sition of the vacant Professorships, give
promise of a brighter future for Pennsyl
vania College, which for years has stood
in the trout rank of American Education
al Institutions—less showy than some, with
a higher tone than most, and survißspd by
none in the thoroughness of its work.
Her graduates, in scholarly attainments
and general preparation for the duties of
active. ht will compare favorably with
the oldest and best known Colleges of
New England.
CAUTION Ti). - LAOIES.—We have recent
ly printed several practical cautions
against the use of jute switches and chig
nons. So long as "fashion" endorses the
chignon, we are inclined to think they
wlll be worn, regardless of consequences
ald despite what may be said or written
on the subject. However, it may not be
amiss to call the attention.of our fair read
ers to what is said about the use of these
monstrosites in head-gear. Here. is -a
paragraph from the Portland (Maine)
Press:
Mr. J. P. Smith, the hair dresser, No.
100 Exchange street, showed us last eve
ning one of the vermin which ho took
yesterday from a jute switch, and it is one
of the most repulsive looking insects that
we wish to see. It is smaller than the
body of a flea, but, put under an ordinary
microscope, was magnified to a length of
nearly three-quarters of an inch. It is of
a brown color, semi-opaque, with nearly
as many legs as a centipede. Projecting
from the head are two horns, half as long
, as the creature, curved like the horns of
an ibex, corrugated like feelers of a lob
ster. Attached to the rear part of the
body are two pairs of claws, in two parts,
the upper closing over the lower ,
like a
parrot'ibilL Thejaws appear to be of ex
traordinary power; and, altogether, the
sight of such a creature causes one to in
voluntarily shrink. We hear that several
ladies in this vicinity have discovered these
things in their switches; and we, give this ,
additional caution to discard this silly and
unsafe style of head-dress. Mr. Smith has
this specimen at his room, and those who
are curious to investigate and study the
structure of the animal are at liberty to
do so.
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican says
on the aame subject:
The recent revelations about 'jute - -
the dark, fibrous bark, wherewith women
endeavor cheaply to counterfeit the luxuri
ant heads of hair denied them by nature—
have been regarded, no doubt, as merely
sensational, or perhaps the product of
some misogynic imagination. But the
doubters have no chance. The disgusting
little borers that fill the fibres of the jute
plant, whether used in massive chignons
or long bunches, are causing a lively and
by no means pleasing excitement in vari
ous quarters. Finding their way to the
heads of their harborers, they burrow
there until the scalp is raw, and in some
cases affect the whole nervous system and
craze the brain. In this city several
women lie in danger of death from this
loathsome insect; one of these dwells on
the Hill, another on Dwight street, and
the disease in its lesser form is quite fre
quent. Without any hair-splitting, the
moral seems to be that "honesty is the
best policy," in personal adornment as in
business; jute chignons must take their
place with the poisonous dyes and lotions
of the quacks, as among the implements
of fashionable suicide.
Mons TNCENDIERISM.—On Sunday
night last; several hay-stacks on the farm
of Mr. John Spangler, in 3fountjoy town
ship, were fired after mid-night, and about
13 tons of hay burned. Some malignant
incendiary seems to be pursuing Mr.
Spangler with unusual vindictiveness.
Two barns were burnt for him on the same
premises within the last six months, the
last one a new barn just completed. Sev
eral previous attempts had been made to
fire these hay-stacks.
it/rThe Republicans - of Frederick coun
ty, Md., are preparing for an active cam
paign this fall, and with the aid of the
colored vote expect to carry the county, and
elect the member of Congress for the dis+
trict of Carroll, Fiederick, Washington and'
Alleghany. Judge Smith, of Westminster,
will probably be the Republican nominee.
The Executive Committee for Emittsburg
district consists of Messrs. Joseph Hays,
Samuel Maxell, Maj. 0. G. Horner,
Joshua Rowe, and Charles,A. Gilson.
tar Try the •fStk. "Bone Phosphite."
See advertiseinent:
WANTED—Ten energetic salesmen as
travelling' agents in Adams County, to sell
the celebrated. Wheeler and. Wilson Sew
ing Machine. Everything furnished.
Reference in writing required—must be
well acquainted throughout the county.
Call or address
Pwrzasox at CARPENTER,
Coi. Tate's Hotel, Gettysburg, Pa.
Permanent employnient and excellent
pay. It
PLIOSPILAM—The "Star Bone Phos
phate," patented by Burkholder & Wilson,
is now manufactured on a large scale at
Rock Creek bridge, this place. This fer
tilizer is highly recommended by those
who have used and thoroughly tested it.
Its application not only insures a good
grain crop, but its effect is equally shown
on the grass that follows. No farmer
ought to put in his wheat or ryei this fall
without trying the "Star Bone Phos
phate:" What it has already done it will
do again. Nothing pays better. It is
manufactured out of the best materials,
aud Frith the utmost care, as heretofore,
by I Peter; Boblitz. For sale at all the
Warelioneett in Gettysburg. . It
tirabod food and nutty of it pro
duces the same effect upon a pereon• who
has been starved that the Peruvian Syrup;
an Iron Tonic, does'upou the Weak and
Debilitated: it makes them strong and vig
cmme, changing wee/mess and suffering
into strength and health. . it
rOf 4
I=I=EMI
Was Mai..—We veld a copy .
of Imoyn's Ow! Down.n ,in Man
OF Bumps, made Preen' plioraphs of
G O v f n i nn nsOresi s tr ry velik
zum t 3 ' '1413.42$ = 004
and isackixrirlidged lending tuillinry,
men, here and in lirrope, to be the most
precis e and oorrixt rnappablished. These
maps should be in'the possession of every
family. Fume them every-pertion can ob.
tain a clear conception of the points; arml"
movements of the; French and Prussian
armies in the existing conflict of arms.
The reverse side is a perfect map of the.
United States, Canada and New Bruns
wick. R Lloyd, publisher, 80 Cortland
Street., N. Y. They are sold at 'The 10h!
price of 60 cents in sheet form; mounted
and varnished, $l.OO. . • •
Arronan.-0. W. C. R. Colton &
Co., New York, have also published an
excellent; War Map, on a -sheet 19 z 32
inches, the
_upper portion ehOwing, on a
scale of 90 miles to an Judy the French and
German Frentiers. The scale issntlicient
ly large to show all the Fortified Cities
and other principal points of interest, and
the Villages and Streams that will necessa
rily be mentioned in the war-.news. On
the same sheet there is a Map of Central
and Sonth-Western Europe, showing all
.of Prussia, France, Spain, and Italy. It
is handsomely colored, and illuminated
with the Flags of the Combatants, etc.—
For sale at all Book Stores and News Offi
ces, or seniby mail for Fifty Cents by the
publishers.
NEW ENGLAN D MUTUAL LIFE IN
BIT RANCE - COMPANY OF BOSTON. -A.C-
C um ulated Assets Jan, Ist 1870, $8,430,000.
This Company-has a • History, being the
oldest Xutuallire Insurance Company in
the country, and is purely mutual. -
Its Officers have ever been' men of high
standing and conservative policy; twenty
seven years experience has shown their
management to be both honorable and
succeasild.
The low ratio of expenditures to re
ceipts, averaging only a fraction over nine i
per cent. and the slight variation in this
ratio, from year to year, as shown by the
reports of the Company, is a guaranty that
their business is conducted systematically
and with strictest economy. The stability
of the Company, offering as it does abso
lute security to policy-holders, as shown
by the fact of its constantly ineximing
ace umuhition .of surplus, is a consideration
which must have weight with cautious and
far seeing men.
The promptness with which the Com
pany has always paid its losses, leaves no
uncertainty as to its ability and disposi
tion to act with equal promptness in the
settlement of like claims in the future.
Distribution of surplus will be made
annually by this company, and will be
available one year from the date of the
policy in the payment of the 2d annual
premium and so on thereafter.
All its policies are nonforfeitable, made
so by stringent enactments of the'Legisla
ture, of the State of Massachusetts.
Among its losses for 1869, several policies
were paid under the operation of the
famous '‘Massatiliusetts Law." The
oliiers of these pOlicies had failed to keep
up their premiums, and the insurance
would have been void under the laws of
auy other State.
Further information given and Insur
ance taken by Wu. KING, Agent for the
Company, New Oxford, Pa. aug.l9,3t.
rirTry the "Star Bone Phosphate
See afivertisernent. tf
TUE LATEST FASnIONABLE BEVERAGE.
—A furnishing store in this City advertises
a new style of cravat as "the latest fashion
for the throat." This may be the latest
style-for the -outside - of at 'orgaii, trot s
fashion for the inside has just come up
which is twice pouplar. Somebody has
found out that Schiedam Schnapps im
prove soda water, and everybody acquies
ces in the arrangement. Although some
what conservative by nature, we are not
opposed toprogress, and conceiving it our
solemn duty, as a public journalist, to as
certain whether Schnapps Soda Water was
a proper thing to recommend to our sub
scribers, we tried it. The result may be
stated in a few words. The mixture is
good to take, and as our stomach is like
stomachs in general it is congenial to that
part of the human organization. Finally,
and to conclude, "it touches the right
'—Sunday Cot/rim-. 1t
Q~
TILE WARM WEATHER being upon us,
those wishing to refresh themselves will
do well to call upon E. H. Mumma on
Chantbersburg street and try the celebrat
ed Cream Soda, which cannot be surpassed
as a refreshing'und healthy beverage. He
also has constantly on hand the best Ice
Cream, in small or large quantities to suit
all. Pic-nics and Parties furnished at re
duce prices. Give us a call and see for
julyB-9t
ourselves
ALWAYS AI LEAD.--Capt. NORRIS is de
termined not to be outdone by rivals, and
henee has been brushing pp his "Head-
Quarters," on the corner of the Diamond
and Chambersburg street, (Arnold's cor
ner,) where he haia on hand the largest and
best assortment of Ready-made Clothing of
all kinds, for Spring and Summer use, ever
opened in Gettysburg, and which he is of
fering at astonishingly low figures. His
stock of Straw Hats embraces all styles,
qualities, and prices. ap22-tf
D" Pry the "Star Bone Phosphate
See advertisement. tf
ATTEImoN FARmEni.—Try the cele
brated Patent Elastic Rubber-lined Col
lars, Saddles, and Pads. Warranted
...to
prevent horses from galling and to heal up
under work horses already galled, if prop.
erly fitted; and sore necks and backs are
kept clean with water and castile soap, or
no pay. For sale by J. W. Cress, Manu
facturer's Agent, Gettysburg. seplo-tf
SAYE bfoxxv.—Pending the agitation of
the Funding Bill, 'which will evidently de
preciate Government Bonds, persons would
do well by reading the advertisement of the
"Gettysburg National Bank;" in another
column, and exchange their Government
Bonds and realize a handsome profit there
by, and obtain an investment as safe and
profitable. . tf
A CHAVR FOR BARGAIRB.--MRBB2S.
Cobean & Cunningham havirig detcrinined
to close ont their stock of Ready-made
Clothing, are now selling all kinds of
Coats, Pants, Vest, &c, at largely reduced
prices—maey of them less than cost.
Now is the time to secure Bargains. The
goods are all first-claas and will positively
be sold without regard to cost. aug.l2.tf.
Itifllaragn's Celebrated Wizard Oii, for
rheumatism, newatia, the, tooth
ache, &c., for fisdebtA. D: Btfoldei, Ding
gist. Gettysburg. • tf
FirWe call attention to the advertiaa
mot of the New York Otaeresr in an 4.
other columii rx tta feat free an *hid te
all appliesints:olie aeon*: t
Polk flux Comer.—A good wood-hand
Falling and SU:fang-top Buggy. Enquire
at this office. "
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nu.tAßltrdelikskeT,.hasityirehas
ed the Ilintebt !shit rex, 'near 'Waimea
two', contahring 156 acmes, for $17,02.
—on ftaturdaY , hight a thieer4yis* sld
horse was stolen from the premises. of
"d s ll4 Tfr i ftli
F itlarl347=
Fast knuaL—Tor; r./11: ara
gist, of Erederitk, *as stricken down with
apoplexy in his store on Thursday after
noon, and died next day.—The new census
gives Frederick City a population ot 8,580.
—The "Alpine" and "Enterprise" Base
Ball clubs of Etrunittaburgplayesinnptch
game last week, tin:clatter &mine/1 runs
to 55 for their oplionents.--jamesldoore, a
soldier of the War of 1812, died on . the
25th ult., in Urbana district, aged :.; years.
WASHINOTOIC—Wm. McCaidleageci 80
years, one of the Baltimore defenders in
1814, died at Hagerstown on the 24th ult.
Youg , -,-giamuell Bolan, of York, has
contributed $30,000 to the Presbyterian
Memorial Fund. -
Smog the briakin,g,Out of the great Ett
ropean war we have heard very little about
the statue of the Cuban rebellion, but itja
very clear from the telegraphic correl;pond,
ence of if)f . Bodes with , the fr}panhihi goy
ennnerlt, 444 a largo' ',umber cif 'fresh
troops to cover his losses, that the insur
rectionists still present a formidable front,
and have no intention of giving up the
contest,
IiCtiCIV of the 'fitaritttO.
t tit r. .I.tirpCef•
Baltimore, Th 'lmlay Morning.
At' 050 41 575
625 e 650
142 0 115
110 6 140
94 0 105
83 95
47 0 50
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050 0 000
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Coax,
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CLOVER-BE6W. •
FLAXSEED.......
BACON, SHOULDERS,.
SIDES
RAYS
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Gefiltburg, Friday Morning.
SUPER FLOOR, • • 000 @ 000
EXTRA FLOUR, 000 @ 575
WHITE WHEAT 000 0 000
RED WHEAT, 110 0 130
CORN 000 6 130
RTE, 000 @ 50
OATS,
BUCKWHEAT,.
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BUTTER.,
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" HAMS
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STOCKS AND HONDA.
Closing PritOS of De Haven & Bro.,
40 South 3ed 51., Philadelphia.
3 o'clock, P. M.,
U. S. B'B of 'Bl
'65 new,
" 10- 4)
U. S. 30 Year 6 per vent. Cy
Due Comp. Int. Notes
Gold, 116/ U 6,4
Silver ' 111 • 113
Union Pacific It. It. bit V. Bonds 81.8 8Z
Central Pacific It. It 878 885
Union Pacific Land Grant 80nd5,. 0 ,. 7 . a) 750
CARSON—BtOCHER.- -At the• Lutheran Parson•
age, in Arendtsville, on the Bith ult., by Rev. M.
Snyder, Mr. Ezra E. Carson to A lias Mary S.
Blocher, both of Bendersville.
EakuLT—BrrrEvozn..—On the 23d ult.. by Rev.
Dr. Hauer, Rev. Daniel Eberly. A. M., Principal
of Cottage Hill Seminary. York, to Hiss Josephine,
daughter of William Manger, p-sq., of Abbott&
town. lar-No cards.
• sl.l2TE—Bamaiorr.—On the :Ai OIL,
oak* of Z. Myers. Ern. Mr. James Oliver Kl ine,
of Hamiltonban township, to Miss Harriet Louisa
Benchoff, near Monterey, Franklin county.
DIED.
Obituary notices 5 cents a line for all over four
nes—cash to accompany the notice.
BOND.—At New Oxford. on the lbtlt ult., of
strangulation, John Bond. aged 53 years, 2 months
and Idays.
Hmurr.—On the YAP, ult.. near New Oxford,
Mr. Lewis W. Beatty, aged 24 years, 9 months and
5 days.
Loss.—Near arendtsville, on the 21st ult.,
William Long, aged ti" 2 years, 2 months and 119
days.
McKtsuarr.—At the residence , of his grand
father William Morrison, near Bendersclile, on
the 24th ult., Willie M.. only child of Mary W.
and the late \V. 11. McKnight, aged 3 years, 6
moths and 2 days.
REED.—Near Fairfield. on the 22. d ult., Mr.
Joseph Reed. aged 78 years. -
Rosa.—On tne-12th alt.. In Menallen township,
Fnmere A. Ross, son of John J. and Olevia M.
Ross, aged 2 years, 1 month and 6 days.
One we loved has left our number
For the dark and silent tomb;
Closed Ids eyes iu deathleas slumber
Faded in his early bloom.
SrAla.nirno.—On the lath ult., In Littlestown,
Mr. Win. Spaulding, aged about years.
33f1C (1110011 m 5.
R(.-dedication.
ITIHE hfonntjoy Lutheran Church, hating been
beautifully repaired, will be re-dedfeated (D.
V.,) on the third Sabbath, the 18th day of Septem
ber, 1870, at 10 o'clock, A. AL The community In
general and the neighboring ministers are re
spectfully Invited to be present.
P. B lIGSTIIESSER, Pa.stor.
Sept. 2, 1870.-at . .
p ÜBLIC ?SALE OF
On Saturday, the lat day of October, 1870,
Will be sold at Public Sale, on the premises, the
Real Estate of DAN. SALllOrran, deceased,
being a LOT OF GROUND, in Beechersville. But
ler township, Adams county, adjoining lands of
Jeremiah Diehl David Beecher, and others. Im
proved with HOUSE,ry FRAME WEATHER
BOARDED Frame Stable, Wash House
- and Shop, well of water at the door, and Apples,.
Peaches and Grapes.
The property Is convenient to Stores, Machine
Shops, Churches and School Houses,within 4
mile of Arendtsville, and is a desirable locaUou.
Sir Sale to commence at I% o'clock, P. M.,
when attendance will be given and terms made
known by the WIDOW & HEIR&
Sept. 2,
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY.'
By virtue of an Order , of the Orphans' Court Of
Adams county, the undersigned Executor of the
last will and testament of Hgeistr Butincluntoirr,
deceased, will sell at Public Sale, on ilikrturday,
the Ist day October, MO, at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
on the premises, the HOUSE and LOT of said de
ceased, situate in the Borough of Gettysburg, on
South Ballimore street. The Lot fronts eO - feet
on said street andl runs hack to a Public Alley.—
The Improvements consist of a two-story double.
frame weatharboarded HOUSE, with - brick Back ,
building, a irood Log Stable, geed Garden, Choke
Fruit, he- There Is a good well of neverlailing
water on the premises. It will be sold te)gether
or in parts as may best suit purchasers._,
@Attendance will be given and ter - Ms made
known on day of sale by
Sept 2, Ine.-ts JOHN BRINKERHOFF,
Executor.
*WI will also sell at Private rider If not sold
will rent, the farm an which' I ln Straban
township, containing ms ACRES, with impraTe•
meats. • • -
ASSIGNEES'- SALE , OF
VALUABLE MILL AND FARM.
On Saturday, the Bth day of October next, at 1 o'-
clock, P. lit
The under/WWI . Moil:nee of &um K. Davis
and wife, natter %deed of voluntary . assi
for the benefit of creditors,: will sell' at I =
Sale A on the premises, the following Real Estate,
THE F
ABM containing IBS 11-4 AMA more
toi
or less, situated in Mon= rihe trnrnship,.e.Adarns
county, Pa:, on the'road from idtuestown
to ,Emnattsours, 3 miles from former piaoe,
near the P. &F. B. The Improiemante con
sist of a large STONE MANSION HOUSE. with
elegant cellar large Stone Bank Barn, l feet
bog, Wog= dilletarl "Ital i cig
,Peab ;Bioko
House; Ice HoUse; th , T R E l l ia ell no . .
Irreer.T.s.fiPirit sad a w hiff . **
STONE-HOUSE - sto ceB 36es ftettii• - mti is
hfr.h,tostirst steezkaileme ilbeirp
per frame. • ate s Agi • MU Ma . IMMO.,
one pair of Olsoppersi- and' . .0 1 11
There issiso a swe c • visi
six stompers. t The Swit MW - &-hard to s i
mtuag qualities, and enjoys a first-rate oos
The MBrissw.ht Alwepowlsmemegmen.—"Elgerfit
also a Lime Ella onehe plisse -in pig ogrder ogid
Imiesnone within three miles. -
1 , 'Hie Land Is of good quality arulltas.. , .nedrly.ail
' been limed &sloe asoma pf It ,mile Utely
'There is abroaf le AWM la Simmer, id
Oak, Hickory and Wahl% : gin:
in convenient del wtqf feld , . the
Creek gaming a • g % 'i
Is good Appe er 1
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'~SBIP.D:
REAL ESTATE
T hold examination.% at the following
I named times and places, viz:
Highland, at Church 8. H., Saturday, Sept, 3rd, at
9 a. m.
Conowago, at MeSherrystown, Friday, Sept. 9th,
at Want. •
Cumberland, at Agricultural Hall, :Saturday,
Sept. 10th, at 9 a. m.
hfonntjoy, m at Two Taverns, Saturday. Sept..l7th,
at 9a. .
- Ltdrmore, at State Road S. H., Monday, Sept:
19th,Ca. m.
Readin and
in.
Hampton, at HaMPton, Tuesday,
Sept. at 9 a.
•=„„•
urg, at Retinal Scheel, Se p t. slid 23rd. Caahtown , Saturday, Sept. 24th, at 9
m.
For particulars applicants are referred to previ
ous advertisements. Further eiaminations will
be hettced in due time.
J. HOWARD WERT, Supt.
Aug. le, 1870.—td
PZIMET FERTILIZER FOR ALL CROPS.
BOWERS'
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Roof In a soluble form. Also, food giving
lasting fertility to the soil.
;""" Alt UNDENIABLE ,FACT,
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the back, white at the belly, and a piece ent
Intit of each The calfloret about tow year
old. The own I.k.q"&t:Pr.olm PreritYiPW
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Shop on !frashingtoit street, opposit.e
WEAVEiti LIVER
illTWork promptly attended to In town or
imantry, at reasonable prices, and In the best of
style. . [Sept. 2, It7o.—tf
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY
• AT PRIVATE SALE
,tel':l3..cNkAlfl49VI_LLE, •
To any one H 1411114 to enter Into any public
*.ts • !mess this is an excellent situation being upon
the corner of pitblie square and in the, centre of
the village. j. :
varbFor farther tiro/flattop call upon Or ad
dress
21. N. MlNNlttlf.
Pa.
Sept. 2 -2 t
---- -
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALF
The undersigned offers at l'rivate Sale. the de
sirable residence recently occupied by IVlliiain
Douglas, deceased, in thollorough of Gettysburg.
Pa., fronting on Carlisle street, and adjoining
the Hall of D. lideConausdry, Poi. on the South
and theproperty of heirs- of John B. McPherson
en the North,. n intpioved with a two-story
BRICK DWELLING with a Brick Back ,
building, with apt excellent Well of water in the
yard, and a Hydrant in the kitchen. The house
Is supplied with Gas fixtures. There is also con
nected with the rear of the property, a part of a
lot ofground fronting on the fiublic alley leading
Ca
from rllsie street to Washington street, on
which is erected a new frame weatherisarded
Stable. This property Is desirably located. being
near the Passenger Depot.
61-If not sold before gaturday the 224 day of
October next, it will on that day be offered at Pati
ne Sale; and If not sold then, it will be for Rent
from theist of April next,
Si - Persons desiring to ascertain terms will call
on the undersigned or David Stewart.
Sept 2 1870.—td
MARTIIA ELLEN STEWART.
. ,
V
ALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned offers at Private Sale a VERY
DESIRABLE FARM, situate in Straban town.
shilp i about l;s" miles southwest of Newchester,
adjoining Linda of Henry 'llionths, George
Cashman, and others. containing TheRES of
Land in a high state of cultivation. Improve
ments are a new weathertxrarded COTTAGE
HOUSE, Frame Baru a thriving young Orchard
of Apple and Peach Trees, Grape Vines and Fruit
Trees In the yard, a well or Water at the door ; a
never-failing Stream runs through the centre of
the Farm. There's an abundance of Timber.—
The location Is convenient to Churches. Schools.
Mills and Market.:
The Property is well suited for division, and
will be sold in Lots or entire to suit purchasers.
al - Persons wishing to view the premises or as
certain terms, will call on the subscriber or ad
dress by letter.
/fern the above property Is not sold by Tues
day, the 20j4 day of September nett. it will be of
fered at Public Hale, on the - premises. at I o'clock,
P. M.,
on that day..
The property can readily be divided mid will be
sold entire, or In lots, to suit purchasers.
I=MIMMiZ
Sale of the Gettysburg Ratio.
N the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania for the
1 Eastern District, in Equity.
GEORGE SWOPE et al
vs.
THE GETTYSBURG RAH,
ROAD COMPANY et al.
.1
Whereas, The Gettysburg 'Railroad ConipanY,
by mortgage, dated May 23, kW, and duly record
ed, did grant and assign unte GEORGE SWOPE,
his successors and, assigns, the railroad of said
Company fr its easteni terminus in the toWn
of Hanover, In the county of York, through the
town of New Oxford, and the borough of Gettys
burg, and west-ward near the town of Waynes
burg, in the county of Franklin, to the further
western terminus at the line of the State of Mary
land, at or near the town of Middleburg, In the
county of Franklin,' State of Pennydrauda, with
all the corporate franchise* and apptutenaneas of
said Gettysburg :Railroad Company, together
with the Locomotive engines and cans, lands and
tenements, tolls, revenues, rights and privileges,
whatsoever thereunto beldnolng or In any wise
appertaining, to have and to hold Om said rail
road and receive and take ald w atA w l singular the
estfWe sad premises, herald
temances thereby granted or Intended to ana
be, typar.
with
the bun:elves, de, unto Qie Mid GEORGE
SWOPE and his successors In the trust, never
theless for the benefit of the bcdders of the bonds
of the Company, totheamOuntuf gge,ooo.
And whereas, by a decree Catered by the su
preme Court of Pennsylvania, in the above en
titled case, it was declared that said reor •-•te
was a Ana hen upon the salbroad, ills franeea,
property,iloonie, elates, and premises therein
Mentioned, and It was ordered that, on default
being m by the, Gettysburg Railroad Com
pany, tn The payment of_ the bonds with coupons
attached, within the period fitted by the said de
cree, the railroad property, estates, premises, ap
purtenances, and franchises conveyed by thesald
mortgage, should be exposed to sale by public
vendue, or outcry, as one entire lot. in the city of
Philadelphia, by the said GEORGE SWOI'E, to
1010111 all needful authority for that purpose was
thereby given upon the terms and conditions
therein mentioned and hereinafter set forth.—
And whereas, default has been made by the
Gettysburg Railroad Company in the payment as
aforesaid. Now, therefore, noticei, hereby given.
that, under and by virtue of said decree, G EORG E
SViOPE, therein named, u on THURSDAY,
the lath day of October, A. I). 1871). at 12 o'clock,
expose to public sale, by public vendue or outcry,
the whole of the railroad. together with the lands.
rights of way, bridges, culverts, trestlework, ma
chinery, depots, mends, and buildings situate
thereon, and also an the tolls, issues, lucome.
profits, rights, privileges, and franchises, and al
so, ail the cars, engines, locomotives, tenders, or
other things used in the business or management
of said railroad end its appurtenances, at the
Merchantsalfachainge in the city of Phiadelphfa,
The railway abOve described is situated hi the;
counties of Adams and York, rennsylvania, and
begins at the town of Hanover, in York county,
and extends to Gettysburg, In the county of Ad.
ams, a distance of sixteen and half miles.
TEEMS OF SALE.
The property will be struck off to the highest
and best bidder upon'hts signing the conditions
of sale. Ten thousand dollars to be paid in cash,
and the balance In thirty days thereafter.
When the purchase money shall have been paid,
and the sale confirmed by the Court. the said
GEORGE SWOPE will execute and deliver to the
purchaser or purchasers, sufficient deed or deeds
conveying the premises unto him or them In fee
simple.
GEORG E SWOP,E, Truste e
Gettysburg, Sept 2, 1870.—ts
Elyskra Female Institute.
MHZ winter session of this Institution will
commence on the JIM Afintday in Heat.
ftt. &) For further Information Inquire of the
MRS. R. 31. EYSTER.
Gettysburg, Aug. 26, 1870.-2(
MAPLETON SEMINARY.
PPETSSchooI, aittutted In the healthy mountain
ous district, near Bendersville, In Adams
county, Pa., will open for the reception of pupils
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 1870.
WeThe kns t. tudOon w:11 bounder the charge of Lomita
igh
Besides superior educational advantages; a
t r home will be afforded to those who avail
themselves of its privileges. For terms and par
ticulars address • MARIA E MON,
Aug. 26.-td Floradale, Adams county, pa,
Examillatins of Teachers.
COMPLETE MANURE,
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For Saloby all leading (leak
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••'•
VEMALEOOLICIFB,J3indetawn, Ne J. oard
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Separate pamphlets for \
each cou y. nty, containing
an ()Medal !Mamba statement and full Informa
tion, sent on application. Infirmation cheerful
ly and Promptly furnished 1 ' letter or wire--
Bonds delivered free on line o any express route.
Any bonds sold by us with &minions payable nt
Points mashie of N'ew York city, \Fill he collect
ed and remitted for. free'pf all charges.
Addrips SAIWI.AftI.i YLOIRO, & CO..
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Put up in Japan Tin tans. Barrels, Half-Barrels.
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I take pleasure in recommending your
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have Seen it used in two cases with happy
resnits—one in a case of secondary syphilis,
In which the patient pronounced himself
cured after having taken ° tire bottles
of your medicine. The other is a case
of scrofula of long. standing, which is
rapidly Improving under Its use, and the in
dications are that the patient will soon re
cover. I have carefully examinedthe formu
la by which your Itoeada#ls Is made, and find
it an excellent compound of alterative In
! gredients. • .
•
Bpirks, Nicholairrille, scrofula he
has used Bosadalis in cases of and
Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory results.
—as a cleaner of the Blood I know no better
remedy.
sa llat i m i: old G. WFadden, lidurfrestioro% Tenn..
I havel used seven bottles of
ill's' i
e r tmtirely cured of Rhenmatisnram
Its I wish it for my brother
Delliundw Bechtol, of Lima, Ohio, writes,
base se a s twenty years with aa Lu
vistehatatrupefou over ay wbole_ bogy% a
stiottliMe • since rpurchased a bottle of
weadajje and it effected a perfect cure.
airlicaidelts is sold by alt Druggists.
Laboratory, 61 Exchange Place, Baltimore
at CO., Proprietors.
Feb. 11, 1670.—Iyin
sarsor sale in G st ettysburg, Pa., by D.
Btutumut, Druggi
- 1 ISAAC S. STAurioElt,
T Ctla . & JEWELRY,
INo. 1411NorthiS000nfilAreettfirl1,
• 4 PM:L.A.D3L8874. -
7 .2,ai 4 = '61
of WLat&r „ , !ad
0#: arecucWlE ,
.eatilbookthiof Watchatiatt :
.1401.4419. [An& Ur illioar'
11=ZZEI
few, Adveithilitento.
Motarr Putesev te
r ••• MTV. —Priia
sal. Classes for Boy A •,, • mas Establish
ed Ise ; H. C: Nash, A. M. PrtheiPaL
MMI
COFFFv
JAVA QUALITI
PAINTS
ADVERTISING,
THE AMMONIA
BURIEINOLIDER do WILSON,
GETTYSBUI2G, PEA N'A
-4,. .e.
ftw AditrtiittutittL
- -
pilE MAGIC COMB will chanve an"' oolored
hair or beard to a permanent Mack cot brown
ontelmiAri Any twin
oentby ddrele
d •
AGENTS WANTED POE
BELDEN : THE WHITir CHLH.F
Twelve Years among the Wild Indians.of the,
• •
Plains. •
THE LIFE OFMED. P. BELDEN, who from a
love of wild adveMure and a thirst for a:know
, ledge of the Indian their Customs, Sports, Tradi
tions, Wars, Great Buffalo Hunts, Re. left
a home of plenty to Ohio, Joined thtt-Asms,
adopted their mode of life, married the W Lia
beeame a Great Warrior, Hunter and Mei of
100 LOcigtt, was apointed Lieutenant In the
S. Regular Army, for meritaiixtersenicewitlthle
braves against - hostile 1,04 0 9'._...A book of the
most thrilling interest, a Nancy well authen
ticated. Truth stranger than Action. Superbly
Illustrated. 70 engravings, with portrait of the
author, In full frontier
extant, Send
low.—
Should outsell any book extant. Send at once for
illustrated circular, table of contents, sample
pages and-terms. . eesf
A. H. HUBBARD, Puler. MO ONestnnt
Tiatie6 Tic Douloureux
OR VNIVZIO3AL
NEURALGIA PILL
A safe, certain and speedy cure for Neuralgia
and all Nerrous diseases. Ilstrectsarenuigica,..
•
An UNFAILING RFMEDY for NEURALGIA
Earfuls often effecting a perfect wire in a single
day. No form of Nervous Disease fans' to yield
to its wonderful power. Even in the severe cass
of Chronic Neuralgia, affecting the entlre,system,
Its use for a fetydays affords the most astonish
ing relief and rarely falls to produce a complete
awl penuanet cure. It contains no materials In
the slightest degree injurious. It has the un
qualified approval of the best physicians., Thou
sands in every part of the country, gratefully
ackhowledge its Power to south the tortured
nerves, and restoring the failing strength.
Sent by mall on receipt of price and postage:
One package, - Postage ti cents.
Six packages, 5.00 " 'Zi
It Ls sold by all dealers In drugs and medicines.
TrISNEI: & CO., Sole Proprietors, lalTreniont st.
BUNTON. MASS.
Sept. 2. 1'70.-3m
The Lorraine Vegetable
CATHARTIC PILL.
Dr : lAm . : tine's Vegetable 1111. or La Medkine
Curative, prle.. 2,3 crias
ILL, Certain, Safe, Efficient It is far the
, best Cathartic remedy yet discovered, and
aronce relieves and Invigorates all the vital
fUlkttlons, without causing in to any of them.
The'lnost complete success has long attended its
use in many hsallties, and it is now offered to me
general. public with the conviction that it can
never fatl to accomplish, all that is claimed for it.
Irprodthies little or no 'pain; leaves the organs
free from irritation, and never over taxes or ex
cites the nervous syqem. In all diseases of the
skin, blood. stomach bowels, liver, kidneys—of
children, and in many difficulties peculiar to wo
men, it brings'prompt relief and certain cure.—
The best physicians recommend and prescribe it ;
and no person.wlm once uses this will voluntari
ly return to the use of any other cathartic.
Sent by mall on receipt of price and postage.
I Box, oi,', Postage 6 cents.
Boxes, Lilo " 18
12 • • 2.22, " " 31 "
It is sold by all dealersYn drugs and medicines.
TITRNEft& CO., Proprietors,
Tremont st., Boston, Mass.
Sept. 2 , 1671!-3m
EIq,EIT PER CENT, GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds
OF THE ISSUE OF
$ 1,5 0 0,0 0 0
BY THE
St..filseph t Deliver City
RAILROAD COMPANY.
In denominations of SLOW and WV, coupon or
regiitered. with interest at Eight per cent. per
annum. payable 15th February and August in
Gt)LD tree of United States taxes, in New York
ur Eur , ,p,. The bonds have thirty years to run,
payable in New York In GOLD. Trustees, Farm
ers Loan and Trust Company of New York. The
mortgage which secures these bonds is at the rate
*1.1.50) per mile ; covers a complete road for
every bond issued, and is a first and ONLY mort
gage. This line. connecting Joseph with Fort
Kearney, %%ill make a short and through route to
California.
The CoFy have a Capital Stock of ..$10,000,0X1
And a t of Land from Congress, of
1,000, Acres, valued, at the lowest
estimate, at
First Mortgage Bonds
4, 000,000
1,500,000
iota' $16,500,000
Total len :gth of road, 271 miles, distance includ
ed In this Mortgage, 11l miles ,• price, 07% and ac
crued Interest, INCURRENCY. Can be obtained
grim the undersigned. Also, piunkhleta.
and Information relating thereto. These b i o=
being so well secured and ykldlnge, large income,
are desirable to parties seeking wiM and lucrative
Investments. We recommend them with entire
confidence.
W, P, CONVERSE & CO.,
COMMERCIAL AGE ITS,
No. Se Pine Street, New York
TANNER & CO.,
FISCAL AGENTS,
No. 49 Wall Street, New York
June 3, IS7O-3ru
HE OLD WAY
EMI
THE NEW.
THE GREAT AMERICAS
'EA COMPANY
CEStABLISTIED 1861,1
Nos. SI, 3S, 35 and 37 Vesey Street,
NEW YORK,
MATE APPOMED
J. W. CRESS,
GETTYSBURG, PENN'A.,
to sell their TEAS AND COFFEES at the same
prices that the Compani sell them at their Ware
houses In New York. full supply of the fresh
est New Crop Teas will be kept for Sale at all
times.
All goods warranted to give satisfaction or the
money refunded.
Only one pro it charged front the Produce tothe
°mummer. Froinfite to eight profits' saved by
purchasing of this Company.
Under the Old System
of doing business, the consumer of Teas had to
pay about eight broftts,between tducer and
himself, to cover as many Intermediate sales.
Under She New System
the Great American Tea Co., distribute Teas to
the consumers, through their Agents, all oYer the
country, subjecting them to btit enepm% and
that but a very moderate one, aa asmanyier tent
age on the immense sales will amply satisfy the
Company, for they sell thousands of chests of Tea:
In the same or less time than It took Jo seU one
chest under the old system. (June 3,1370-3 m
AGENTS WANTED—(StO PER DAY)
—t y the AMERICAN KNITTING
31ACHINE CO., Hostel:4)llWe,, or St Lcnits„ Mo.
June 17, 1870.-3 m
WANTED AGENTS—To sell the Oda
gon Sewing Machinj. It im Licensed,
makes the "Elastic Lock Stitch" and is warrant
ed for 5 years. Price $l5. AD other machines
with an under-feed sold for $l5 or less are In;
fringements. Address OctssoN Sswniss
dim Co.. St. Louts, Mo.. Chicago .111. Pittsburg,
Pa., or Boston, Mass. Ree I? ' , 1870.---3 m
TRU&SES striu
'a ppOrt d ers, and Ilk
Instruments Cure Rupture,
Abdominal or Uterine Weaknesses and Piles.—
Different approved patterns. Comfortable, safe,'
light, cleanly, used in bathing, Indestructible (steel
springs coated.) Elastic Stockings, Beitajitaces,
Bandages, etc.—GREAT Vsairrr, Establishments,
1347 Chestnut st., Phila., and 3 Ann St.. New York,
opposite Herald Building, Send stamp for Pam
phlet.e
1 Sold by Druggists, mailed or expressed.
Jun 7, 1870.-3 m
WANTED AGENTS- To 1..01 the HOME
Shuttle Sewing Machine. Pm.. $25.
It makes the "Lock Stitch," (alike on both sides)
and is the only licensed under-feed ' uttle Ma
ehine sold fog lea than NM .L 1 by Wheel
rSr Wilson; Grorer a Baker and Singer rtr
All other under-feed Shuttle Machines sold for
less than :Snare inhingementa, and the seller and.
user liable to prosecution. A ~ .414ess Jonsatus.
CLAIM & CO., 8.0 Ft, Masa.. rglliurdllg
Chicago, - 11L,nr St:Loanr,' une
$5OO REWARD !
A. v&• S. HOKE
HAvEti.striorusimsced business at GRANITE
STATION, el the Gettysburg Baliroed,
where they are henna' •
FLOUR, • GRAIN HAT-
sad all kinds of country produce.. They have op
hand a stock of
fIROCERIEB, ILAAD.WARg i
BEE, COAL,4e.,
which they will sell very low.
They are running a Car to Baltimore every
week with Marketing, dic4 gad returning bring
Bern the city all kinds .of goods. glYe Lt a
caF:Aug 19, INO:—Sm.
! . ,
~........_ . • . ..
.17:n . ation Wanted. -.
at yam
BOY relkUng arta a, na utr. ,
out -an latA n tn i $l 4 : t ''°' c r .
wit belle Neu at , .
mutton edgernitet - , # 4 l _ : i! - ... i• S .
11*°" 40 41 : ' 4 . "
Inches "
ciothitiviikkiiivisa , kbodetkir,
...i
, .....
:, a. , MISIONOWS. Mum da,
N. , 4. '
.110tisE ANI) MULE 1 /EPART3IENT. ! .
-r-- ,
CLASS so. 1.--9TALLION3, YAWS AND COI.TB YOlt
- HEAVY DRAUGHT. . .
Brat stallion over 4 years, $l2 CO
second best 5 00
best stallion between 3 and 4 years ..... .... 00
second best " - t " • 00
best stallion between 2 arid 3 years .......... CO
best brood mar* • OD
best horse colt between 3 and :I years, 00
i
best mare 00
". '
best best h
morseare colt between 2 and 3 years,, 100
"
best colt between 1 and 2 years,.. ....... .... a 0
best colt under I,year 2 , 00
Special premium far ntrongeet and best pul
ling stallion, mare, gelding or mule it 00
ctiss riO. 2 .-11.14=1/23 STOCK.'
Best stallion over . 4.years, HA 00
second best s'oo
best stallion between 3 and 4 years, ..... .... ft 00
second-best " " ' .., 3!00
best stallion 2 and 3 years, 3 , GO
best horse colt between 3 and 4 years,s...... 400
best " " 2-and 3 years,' 300
Lest" 1 and 2 years, 3. 00
best brotxl mare over 4 4e 2 1113. 5 , 00
best lucre between 3 and 4 years 4.00
" - 2 and 3 years..... 300
best colt under 1 year 2.00
C1.A245 NO. 3.—QUICK DRAMAKT AND SADDLE.
Best. stallion over I years - $l2 I.M)
second best 5 IX/
best pair matched horses or mares N lo
best and fastest horse or mare for light liar
u.*,owned in the county, :10 days before
ry 2.5
second best ' 15 00
00
best family horse or mare for general utility 10 00
second best 5 00
best saddle horse or mare ,-,. On
fastest walking horse or ware 5.10
fastest nicker or pacer 10 00
Special Premium for the fastest trotting
Morse, mare or gelding, In harness—best
Iwo in three miles—open to the w0r1d....100 to
Sill enlrame fee is to be ',skim' entering for
the premium—not leM than four to enter,
and t‘‘ oto start. i
MASA NO. 4.
Best team horses, not less than 4 ! uo
best team mules 8 00
best single draught horse or mare 4 Ou
best jack ', Cu
best pair of mules over 3 yeart ' 300
best pair of mules between 2 and 4 3 years... 100
best pair of mules between I and 2 gears... 2 04)
best mule Illly I DO
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.
Best bull over 3 years
best bull between 2 and 3 years
1 and 2 years,
best bull calf under 1 year
best cow over 3 years
second best •
best heifer or cow between 2 and :1 years
best heifer between 1 and 2 year 5........
best heifer calf
Persons competing for Premiums for blood
ed cattle. must give satisfactory assurance
to the Committee of the purity of the
stock. Premiums to be given for each of
the following breeds—Durham, Devon,
Ayrshire, Alderity and Teem:der.
CLASS NO. 6. - NATIVE AND GISADE CATTLE.
Best bull over 3 years 85 00
best bull between 2 and 3 years 3 OP
best bull calf between 1 and 2 year5.........2 00
best bull calf under 1 year 2 00
best cow over 3 years 5 nil
second best •• 250
best heifer or cow between 2 and 3 years... 300
best-heifer between 1 and 2 years 2.10
best heifer calf under 1 year 1 00
CLAW NO. 7.
Best pen of sheep not less than 3.
best peu of lambs, net less than 3
best buck over 1 year
best boar Over 1 year
best boar under 1 year
best sow over I year
hest sow underl year
best pen of shoats, not less than 3.
best pen of pigs, not less than 3...
Best coop of chickens, not less than 4 00
second best, not less than 4 1 00
best pair chickens 1 00
best pair turkeys 2 DO
•
best pair geese 2 00
best Isalr ducks 1 00
best pair pigeons 1 00
best pair English rabbits 1 00
largest turkey rio
largest goose 50
largest chiCken 30
CLASS NO. 9.,—MACIIINEET AND IMPLEMENTS.
Best farm wagon SI 00
best hay carnage or ladders 2 00
best horse rake 3 CO
best reaping and mowing machine . 600
best mower k 4 00
best separator 6 00
best ham power thresher 4 00
best portable hay press.',. 300
best lime spreader 3 00
.
best corn sheller 3 00
,
best clover huller 3 00
CLASS NO. 10.—FAILM IMPLEMENT&
Best fanning .....
best corn stock cutter....
best hay and straw cutter
best three horse plough..
best two horse p10ugh.....
best sub-soil plough
cuss NO. M—PARX AND troyeauits IYPLE.
Best butter ehurn
best milk strainer
best washing machine.
best grain cradle
best
best han d e d
andrakes snathe
best 6 hay forks
best axe
best manure forks
best long handle shovel
best short handle shtivel
best harrow
best corn cultivator ....
best grain drill .... .....
best corn planter
best cultivator for general purposes
best broad east sower
best roller for general use
best and largest collection exhibited by one
person of agricultural implements, to be
decided by the managers 5 00
best spade 50
best corn hoes 50
best set horse shoes 50
best wire tied brooms 50
best twine tied brooms 50
best 6 corn bushel baskets 50
best weighing machine for general purposes 1 00
best portable cider mill 1 00
best 6 flour barrels 1 00
best shingle and stave Cutter 2 IP
best shingle cutter 1 00
best stave cutter 1 00
best bee hive 1 00
CLASS NO. 12.—AGRICULTGRAL PlibDtreTlo24B.
Best barrel family flour, white wheat $1 I
best barrel family flour, red wheat 2 s a
best barrel flour, superfine 1 00
best barrel rye lour 1 00
best 25 pounds eons meal 1 00
best 25 pounds buckwheat flour 1 00
best half bushel white wheat...., 2 00
best " red wheat 2 00
best " white corn 100
best " yellow corn 1 00
best •' rye - 1 00
best •• oats 1 00
best " barley 100
best peck timothy seed 100
Lest peck clover seed 1 00
best peck buckwheat 1 00
best sample newly lutroduoed grain, rains
.blo to the farmer, not lesathanhalf bushel 2 CO
CLASS NO. 13.—VntritrailLna.
For the best half bushel of any variety of
potatoes, each 111 00
best half bushel sweet potatoes 1 00
been' "
- " bee turni
tsps 50
best
best " rutabagas 5 50 0
best " carrots 50
best " onions 50
best " parsnips 50
best 45 stalks celery 50
best 12 heads cauliflower 503
best 6 heads cabbage 50
best 12 tomatoes 50
best 3 largest sweet pumpkins 50
best 3 field pumpkins 50
largest pumpkin 50
best 3 egg plants 50
best halrpeck lima beans 50
best 3 garden squashes 50
Mos So. 14. —FRUITS, WINICS AND Cann.
Best and largast exhibition of apples, cor
rectly labelled, not less than five speci
mens each . 4 .e 00
best specimen of fall apples, one half bushel 1 00
best specimen of winter apple one half
bushel 1 00
.best specimen of peaches not less than one
second best _ 1 so
best and largest collection of pears, correct
ly labelled, not less than three specimens
each '2
00
best assorted basket or dish of quinces..... 50
best collection of plums, 6 of each kind.... . 50
best collection of grapes grown In the opn
air 100
best specimen of musk melons 50
best specimen of canteleups .4 _, 50
best Wine of any variety, each ~...- - 60
best bottle of vinegar • 50
best bottled cider, with-the mode of curing
to keep sweet one year SO
All &nits exhiblW must be grown by the com.
petitors, and the Judges may withhold premiums
if fruits of sufficient merit are not presented.
CLASS N0.15.-13Vrraat, camas, Holm, NAM. &C.
Beet 5 poundS butter $2 00
.
best cheese 100
best ham cured by exhibitor 1 00
ikktf. pounds of . „ }OO
All compelltor i sl i r b• lim premluniaar erequired
to
bitten w i t h
barns cooked and brought to the ex,.
Mitten with the skins on. and a/so to give state
ment of the mode of curing, &c.
CLASS NO. 16.—Clantiall, I.DATENR AND (MPH
Best pleasure carriage
best fallin -top buggy
•
best open-top •
best wagon
best spring Jagger
wagon
best single harness
best double harness
best wagon harness, hind gears......
best wagon barsess-treat gears - •
best riding saddle
beet ladles' . .
best riding bridle -
best lot soleleather. . •
best lot harness leather •
best lotumr-lealber • '
best lot call skins ...
boa dressed sheep skins •
best cooking store fol. wood'or
best gas %Oft
best:ornamental parlor sto've
Ilea drain the
beat sample iron railing.
cuss ma. 17.
Bosh L 5 yards woolen carpet....
beiglii yards rag carpet
S 4 tra wt a g ;;Flit. . .
t ae. t If si
IZialt half h_ooalihiga„:
1ea....4....'... ,
%WlZ:linen agnallaw .:......
Ihieut haaa.l•.t . • ... ~.
best cotton
"beat ,„ t
half bogie, cotton:— :
woolea mittens
tab s cover
cover
beat
• haarg PN• •-• ,
, • ...
=EI
Wu: Adttationsents.
tThiii ANNUAL
OF
OF THE ADAMS COUNTY AGBICDLTUHAE
SOOTEM AT GETTTSBURG,
• .
O AexitlY; Weida/a/ay mid Thisradiai,
September 27th, 28th and 29th, 1137(Y
P ci.N4iUM LlS'f.
CLAM !io. S. — BLOODED CATTLE.
CLASS NO. g. -POULTRY.
•*-- • $lOO
• c 50
\ 1 00
1 00
1 co
1 2
oo
:PG
:roe
200
..... 100 ,
100
...
.... . 1 0500
OM
Mew IliCilts
second best
moodetine quilt..
ltatarpuse
best pair woolen blankets
second beat ••
beSt od e s hoMe-made linen.
blest in yards Mien diaper
beit 10 rude tow linen
Omit homemade shirt
peat pound linen sewing thread.
mos NO. 1 11 .—wolterrao ',YOWL
Best general display of worsted work...
best ottoman cover
best sofa cusblon
best worked reception chair
best pair werstedslipper
best worsted lamp mat •
best flower vase mat • -
best chil d' s afg ' han
worsted worked drew
best worsted tidy.
best worsted - brealir.ist—J;iitia S
tO
best worsted toilet cushion
awn ND. W—NYBRotDINT AND gascirwonn.
Best knit quilt oo
best specimen skeleton work 00
second best
best embroidery on muslin....
best e m
d skirt .........
beilk slippers
best crochet tidy
best lace shawl
best embroidered pillow ease ...
best embroidered handkerchief.
best embroidered child's cape ,
best embroidered collar
best specimen of was flowers,
second best
best hair flowers...
best shell work
best leather mork.
best button basket
best burr basket.
best bead cushion
best bead basket.
best work basket
CLAW NO. at.
Bestoul hotne-tnade bre:ul ........
lxst 5 ItgivrA lyaker's
second lxitt " '• • 5-
best 1)0111111. Simlige. fruit, it'll'', orAtige,
lover, gtdtl, sH er,
_marble, madbutn,
intmntattt antl cocoanut rake, each 1 011
best ginger and sugar cakes, niaeraroons,
jumbles. rusk. I , l4ellit, each
7db
rtAss so. 21,
Best tire*ervedstrAtt ttll,lll.CeN,
peaches, 14 - tn.-apples, pears, ap.f I: 4, ts, to
niat(xti, crab apples, ellen eitron.,&o, A
each
50
Iwst currant. quince, raspberry,apple,
tool. Inickrlb..rry :out IK•akil Jelly. each... 50
I.est brandy peach,:
50
best canned tonlatott, lc lches , parr, corn.
ele•rrie,, each
ei.A99 NO. 2.2.
Hest I)each, pear.tplince and tonisine
butter, each ....... ........ .......... fie
best picketed cucumbers, peppers, tanuaous,
canteleups, plutns, mixed pickers, each.... 50
best toituttoe catsup
Greatest variety tialilles, mem verbenas,
each
50
secmul best varieties dahlles, ruses, B,:e. An
best varieties German asterk pansie, col
lection greenhouse plants, by one person.
floral ornaments, each 50
best hand tmquet.... ........
For the most beautifully arranged Ims/tee Of f.l)
flowers
$lO 00
CLASS NO. 24.—musicei. vientintrirti.
• •
Best piano $4 00
best melodeon 4 00
best cabinet organ 4 PO
CLAS•I NO. a -CABINET WA. E AND HOUSEHOLD
HMILVTIONB.
Best variety of cabinet ware ..
best sewing machine
best case cutlery,. spedal premium,
For all inventiOns and improvements of house,
hold utitlty, having valuable properties, and ni,t
included under any of the foregoing heads, dis
cretionary premiums, or diplomas, may be award
etL
CLASS I'M 26.—ILLT9, BOOTS, 5110 ES, CLOTHING, do:.
Best display of hats and caps 61 00
best display of boots and shoes 1 lil)
best display of men's clothing_
IKys
t display of segars /
best display of smoking and chewing tobac
cos
1 OD
best cigars made in the county 1 00
CLASS cO. 27.—PALIMM1313, PE! NANBHIIP,
Best display of drawings and panting .1 On
best display of oil paintings drawn by a na
tive of Adamscounty..
best water color -
85 00
300
5 CO
400
2 MI
500
,r palming. .
best crayon or pencil drawing 4
best display of photographs and ambrotypes iOU
best sign and ornamental painting I IQ
•
best marble work 2 011
best penmanship / OU
CLASS NO. S.
Fastest Velocipedlst on the track.
Second best
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
The Society invites the exhibition of any and
everything that n , be useful or convenient lu
the practice of A griculture or Horticulture, or be
th convenience eit use
; all articles and implements
of or use In the domestic or social
life, or of all the products of art and skill, and Mt
all such things of Merit although not enumerated
In the foregoing list, premiums or diplomas may
be awarded.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
All Artiles anti for Exh must
be properl c en
yentered at Animals ibition the Business office. The
Grounds and Buildings will be opened on Mon
day the 38tk of September, to receive them ; and
trusty persons employed by the SociletY will as
sign them places and guard, the grounds. Arti
cles shipped beforehand will be properly caredlor.
No entry for competition will be made after
Tuesday; nor can anything entered be removed
from the grounds till the close of the Fair, with.
out permission of the President.
The Judges are requested to present themselves
at the Business Office, at 10 o'clock, A. M., on
Wednesday', and to report their awards to the
Secretary before 12 o'clock, 31., on Thursday.
Articles and animals can only be entered to
compete In one class, and no one elm have tub
premiums awarded to it.
During the examination of horses, no person
excepting those having charge of the neck'.
Judges and officers attending to their ditties, will,
unn - er
in the any pretence or excuse, be admitted with.
ring.
Hay, straw and water will be supplied free of
charge, for alt animals entered for prey lums •
and grain will be provided at the lowest cos?
price, for those who desire to purchase:
free
All
of art
char icl ege.s and animals entered ( or exhibition
All awarded premiums uncalled for, for thirty
days after the close of the Fair, pall be deemed
donate , el to the Society.
Premiums shall not be awarded when the ant•
mai or article is deemed unworthy.
All articles must be marked with cards, which
will be furnished by the Secretary, dilgmating
class and number; and these cards mast not be
removed ulna after the Awarding Committee,
have thilslied their examinations.
The I.YeeutiveVinimittee will take every pos•
sable precaution flu the safe keeping of all arti
cles on exlubit ion, after their arrival and arrange
ments, but the Society will not be responsible for
any loss or damage that may °emir. They desire
exhibitors to give persemal attention to their ani
mals or articles, and at tille close of the Fair at:
tend to their removaL
IP3 00
300
300
200
200
2 00
2 00
200
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200
2 00
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No animal or article shall he taken out of the
Fair Grounds without the leave of the President.
Exhibitors are expected to obey the Marshals
promptly In producing their stock, when Instrfict
ed to do so;
out from
person proving refractor7
will be ruled out from competing
No animal or article will beMae,n a place on
the grounds until the entries as th em e re
gulations of the Society require_
Persons renting refreshment booth/10%11i not be
permitted to sell intoxicating drinks. \
Any person found intoxicated upon the Pair
Grounds, or acting In a disorderly Manner - , shall
be immediately ejected from the grounds. ‘,
A prompt and severe example Ticket.. made of
any fraudulent use of Admisalon
Any person attempting to interfere with the
judges, In their adjudications, will be promptly
excluded from competition.
Should any doubt arise as to the regularity or,
the entry, or any'other important inatiar which
the cowman - tee feel incompetent no_ decide, they
may at once report the same to the President.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Family tickets, admitting man, wile, un
married daughters, and minor SOON during
the Fair
$1 00
Footman, single admission
Children under 10 years of
One man and horse, single Mission... „..
1 9
One horse buggy or pleasure vehicle, gentle
man and lady, single admission TS
Each additional person In them
Two horse baggy or pleasure vehicle, gentle'
man and lady, single admission 1 60
Each additional person le them
Pleasure tickets, admitting man and h
during the Fair, In Widen to fa
tickets
Pleasure tiaketa, admitting one-horse
or pleasure vehicle, gentleman and
during Fair in addition to family !:C4.. ,
Pleasure tickeis id admitting two-horse Istigif
or pleasureve cle, gentleman an. 'no
during Fair, in addition to fandry
ticket Tit
Applicants for pleasure tickets required to give
wddence that they have obtained /family tiekete,
Pleasure vehicles strictly required to Irma
the grounds assigned them by the Board Mau -
lagers, and enter the Ring only at the,: d e ,
signaled by the Marstai,
OFFICERS:
SAMUEL HERBST: President.
J.
rBEALB S. Virrnaßow, %fee-Prettenr,
M
E. G. &Venting Sengers,sy
J. STABLE, Corresponding ;
I). Wale, Treasurer,
Managers.—WiLusx. B Wusot Jo.wAs Roy.
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