tiers, sir.
- .
FOR ALL MO?
ERSI
E MANURE,
X FROM
RATE OF LINE
& POTASH.
adulteration, and equal la
• wing the last four years.
all the elements of plant
to `as food giving
• WI.
LE FACT.
use of "BOWER'S OOH.
y the best dirmersot Penn.
Demerara, Maryland, and
nin, through a period et
in proving lt wee
er offered fOr sale
anufacturing Chemist,
Perry Road, Philadelphia.
a
South Rt
Delaware Avenue, Phila.
reet, Baltlmne.
all leading dealers.
AVY PROPS
E SOIL
II r 11: OP
LOCK'S
ATOR,
A- lIOLUBLE CONTHTION
lit Necessary
plant, formation of the
and
of the Laud
to grow try Whitoloc
W. G. GARD.'N.VtI,!
cotton wants to eat the
w. H. WILLIIIIS.
'heat on one bent fri.
two urea where oth
ItAWLLNGS fi CYJ.
int it as a first-tin-4s ma
.1. D. WMR£ROT
om an apptieation of 12
hashels per acre."
J. B.('HINDLE.
ore satisfaction than any
W. H. MITCHELL
with its action on my
It as a No. 1 Fertil
THl►6 CILAMBERS.
LatED BY
OCK & C 0..,
RE, 'ND
& SON,
'MG, 'PI
RKET ! !
IRM !
124. D. WIBLA
!partner&lp In the
clicry it on In all,
Every Da,y.
d Saturday mo y ndnia
esdas, Thuracta aaa
Stover's rceidasoe on
.; d Square.
tor sale will trod It to
or address the new
STUVER Q WLBLE.
Ntulttrv.
JEWELRY
wiabiss to inform his
public generally, that
of Itis partner, (L
and Jewelry Kure on
m i . he will spare no
, aLthe city with as!ora.
CAN and, MAW *
81LVER T*A and
RNA G 01.4, S 11.•
RAKE EXECTA.
KS 01 Ure beat .
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Tanatitsei
-2
8.-
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executed In Ili next And
MA. IS ,
Metla LI Awarded
ilardactory.
ABE & co.,
revs. of
AND UPRIGHT
RTES,
RE, MD'.
best before the public
upon their excellence
oe •
lato l ati ld r i A
=re Stale. Their
C
mint , tree from the
Pianos.
AXIBUIP
nano battboaor
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to komandlni
La
• bane
, e
Kra a band.
oar
goa the down
attention. to oar late
OBandiaksz
14. US,
Outline yet wide peenlil
'for 5. Years.
for th Belo
C e elebrated PAR
wideti gee of
at Lowest Factory
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it tar an ftntintle
Friday Keruldg 003 Iti, IE7I.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Hon= SALL—Mr. John H. McClellan,
of this place, recently sold to a Bsdtimor
ean his fine black pair of homes for $7OO.
Litrovssurrrrs.—Mr. Ralph Fickes, of
Straban township, has improved his
dwelling by a two-story addition, by
2S foot.
tirThe services of the Protestant Epis
copal Mission will be conducted on next
Sunday in the Court House at 10k A. X.
and 3 P. M., dy
~tht? Rev. J. Everiet
Cathell. Public
PsnsoNAL.—Andrew H. Dill, the new
elected State Senator from the counties of
Lycoming, Union and Snyder, is a son of
Rev. Mr. Dill, fomerly, of this place, and
is well relitembered by many of our citi
zens.
TAxErrowx.—The Republicans of
Carroll County will hold a meettng in
Taneytown on Thursday evening , next,
Nov. 3. Among the speakers announced
are Hon. John E. Smith, the Republican
candidate for Congress, and Hon. Edward
McPherson, of this place.
Sialts.-1 3 . D. W. Hankey, Assignee of
Daniel Leer, sold one of his home farms
in Butler township, to Peter' Leer for
$2,400.
Peter Saltzgiver, Administrator of
Daniel G. Saltzgiver, has sold the house
and lot of deceased, in Beechersville, to
David Beecher, for WO.
Jacob Rummel, Straban township, has
sold his farm, 34 acres and 93 perches, to
P. S. Deckert, for $4,030.
Henry &Rik has sold his farm in Menal
len township, 82 acres, to Thomas A.
Warren, of Gettysburg, for $2,000.
A.CRORAL LIGHTS.—The Auroral dis
plays during the montliof October have
been unusually brillant. For the last few
nights they assumed a peculiar appear
ance, developing in the form of a broad
belt of purple light crossing the zenith
from the north-west to the south east,
varying in intensity from time to time,
but not shifting its position. At the same
time the' sky - was clear and star-lit, ex
cepting a fringe of dull leaden clouds .
hanging on the northern horizon.
REFORMED CHURCH.—The Synod of
- the Reformed Church of the United States
.composed of delegated pastors and elders
.of the Reformed churches in East New
'York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Dela
ware, Maryland, Virginia. and North Car
olina, c ommeaeed - its-annual Aession in
Mechaniesburg, Pa, on the 19th ult. The
opening sermon was preached by the pres
ident of the previous year, Rev. Dr. J. W.
Nevin, Presidentof Franklin and Marshall
College.
Ouvz Looari.—Our citizens will be
glad to leant that this accomplished Lec
turer has been secured to deliver her lec
ture entitled "The Bright Side," in
Agricultural Hall, on Friday evening
November 11. 'Kiss Logan is a young
lady who last winter made her first ap
pearance as a Lecturer and produced a
marked sensation. We notice by the
Philadelphia papers, that she delivered
this lecture on Monday night in the Acad
emy of Music, to a full house. She is en
: gaged in the "Star Course of Lecture,"
- with Annie Dickinson, Wendell Phillips,
Charles Sumner and other first class lec
inistrs—which is a fair teat of her capaci
itav popularity as a platform talker.
We isaderstand that a large number of
tick - ota fm thiß Laaoturo have already basks%
seem 'ed.. Tickets 50 cents; reserved seats
75 cents"--to be had at Buehler's Book
store and ihe door.
PAVING ORDINANCE.- io - day's paper
will be found a new Ordina.nee passed by
the Town Council allowing pri.7nertY hold
ers to pave or macadamise the si.'reets in
front of their properties, the expeu .s e to
be re-ibtueed by deductions from asse. s s"
ments 4f taxes—the paving to be done
under the supervision and control of thp
Council. The Borough funds not ftstily-:
ing an immediate paving of the
streets this ordinance is intended to fur
ther the work, by inducing property
holders to -do it, thereby practically ad
vance the funds to the Borough for the
purpose, until repaid in taxes.
It is an important ordinance, and will
doubtless be acted on by many property
owners, especially along the line of streets
requiring repairs. But it is all important
that this paving bb done by or rind& the
direct supervision of the Council, other- I
wise there will be unseemly and expensive
patchwork. We hope the Council will
rigidly insist on this provision.
We think it would have been well to
qualify the ordinance by an additional
provision, that the paving be done in
all cases by squares, at least. If each
property owner is left to determine the
question of paving for himself, irrespec
tive of his neighbor, the streets will be
brokeu up and disfigured.. Besides the
paving in each street, or square, should be
uniform, either cobble or macadamized.
In many
. towns and cities, where the
property holders pay the entire cost, a
majority on the line of streets are allow
ed to determine the stns of paving, so as.
to secure uniformity. As the Council
here propose ultimately to pay the wet,
they should reserve and exercise the right
to prescribe the kind of pavement and
have it done uniformly by squares.
Y ou.so ' a CHRISTIAN AasocrAnos.
—Ttie Third Annual Convention of the
Young Men's Chrilitian . Associations of
the' State of Pennsylvania, will convene at
Scranton, Luzenie county, on Tuesday,
.Nov. 8, 1870, closing its sessions on Thurs
day evening. Delegates are expected front
sil the Associations in the State, among
?whom will be many of our most promi
nent ministers and earnest Christian
workers. A most cordial invitation is ex
tended to ministers and Christian laymen
in town and country districts where there
are no Associations, to . come to the Con
vention. A most hearty Christian wel
come is assured to all who came; and ar
rangements will be made for their enter
tainment, as well as for reduced fare on
railroads.
All who design attending, are requested
to address Thomas lc. Creq,- Chairman
State Executive Committee; Pittsburg,
that they may avail themselves of these
privileges..
.Jurricss or ru Pascs—Persons ekie
ted Justices of the Peso*, at the Qothber
election, will retheinber that they are
required by law to notify the Prothono
tary., in writing, within thirty days, of
their intention So wept, : Oonaniseiseser
that-the primer =taint rear he stdii•to
the Governor of the Commonwealth,—
Otherwise, no Coninsiseissos will be issued
to them. At
WAN - vox—A (ilenonid Agentip4ll49lB
County for the "Guardian Mutual ife.
Insurance Co. of New York:" Liberal
inducements to the rightman 3Rdc tenni
and Omahas address Smith, goliareig*a
Ha in iPh, d 9
and Wahmt Streets, ratabonsparac, ,. .;
Oot. IPS, 1870-4 t
Wk
Local. Laws.—ln looking over the
Laws of Bilussy/vania,Tof.thm mission of
1870, Ife iindloitr:Acialhaiiiag special re
ference to A.daras county, via:
1. Au AtCrealtirtng Paunty - Pre
misideaers tb inlvite seekd'i prccosails;for
all new bridges or buildingis or for altera
tions or additions thersto t by advertise
ment in two county papers not less than
four weeka--the contraet,to be awarded
to the loWest bidder, and no thntract to
be given out until the party shall have
given bond for faithful performance, with
inueties to bkapprofrvedie one of thepous.
ition. Plias 'Sedges; .-CommissionerS 71i4;-
lating the provisions of the act are liable
to a fine of $2,000.
2. This is the Game Act which we
have published several times, pieventing
the killing, of woodcock between Ist or
September and the 20th of June.
3. The County Commissioners are au
thorized to add and collect five per cent.
on all County taxes not paid on or before
the 15th of July.
4. An act regulating the practice of
medicine, which we give in full: •
Sizemore 1. That from and after the
first day of April, A. D. 1870, it shall be
unlawful for any person to `commence or
continue the practice of medicine or sur
gery in the counties of Dauphin,Chester,
Carbon Luzon*, Mercer E rie,Blair,
Bradford, Sullivan, Crawford , ,' Bearer,
Monroe-, Washington, Venango, Lyoom
ing, Huntingdon, Schuylkill, Lawrence,
Somerset, Philadelphia, York, Union and
Adams, -who has not graduated with the
decree of doctor of medidine, and received
a diploma from a chartered medical
school or other institution authorized to
grant medical dipomas: Provided, That
the provis' =Jot this section shalt not ap
ply to persons who have been ten years in
coatinuous regular practice in said county,
though they may not have graduated as
aforesaid, nor to persons who.. are read •
ing Medicine under the control and in
struction of a phyMcian or stirtecni who
has the qualification to practice prescribed
by this section, when such persons have
the assent of such preceptor to practice:
Provided however, That such student shall
not locate any office or business station
outside the usual office of his preceptor.
SECTION 2. Any person who shall at
tempt to practice medicine or surgery, by
opening a transient office in the aforesaid
counties, or who shall; by handbill or other
form of written or printed advertisement,
assign such transient office, or other place,
to meet persons seeking medical or
surgical advice or prescription, shall, be
fore being allowed to practice as afore
said, appear before the clerk of the courts
of the county, and shall fun:kith satisfac
tory evidence to such clerk cif the courts
that the provisions of section one of this
act have been complied with; and shall, in
addition, take out a license for one year,
by payment of a license fee, for the use of
the county, of $200: Provided, That the
provisicins of this act shall not apply to
dentists: A nd provided further, That phy
sicians or surgeons commencing practice
in any of the aforesaid counties, with the
intention of remaining permanently there
in, shall not be subject to the provisions
of section one of this act.
SECTION 3. If any person shall violate
any of the provisions of this act, every
such person shall be Flinty of s misde
meanor, and on conviction thereof shall
be tined in a sum not exceeding $5OO, or
less than $2OO, or imprisoned not exceed
ing six months, at the discretiou of the
court.
TAXEB ON JUDGYENTB AND MONT
1:U.0E8.-1n our issue of Sept. 30, we pub
lished what purported to be the construc
tion put by the Court of Common Plea of
Lancaster county on the Act of April 4,
1868, exempting judgments and mortgages
from taxationexcept for State purposes.
The act was passed by the Legislature, in
view of the difficulty which was encount
ered in borrow - Mg money at six per Cent.
in competition with the United States
bonds—which were free of tax and pro
ducing a much larger Interest. On a test
question raised by the city of Lancaster,
the ..quit held that =ler 'this act judg
ments and uurrigages of no kind are liable
to taxiaron,' whether held as security for
purchase money or' by parties at second
hand as a safe investment of_Areir spire
--
earntAL Tara - am nattitally At
tracted attention, arid since itapublieation
we have had nnmercinsinquiries in regard
to the Act AMU. On *Airing to the Pam
phlet Laws,, wefind its operations are con
fined to certain enumerated counties, and
that IT Dolis ROI ':AiiPPLY io ADAMS.
All the iMnrOtading cOnnties--,York
Cumberland, Lancaster, Perry, Dauphin,
Franklin, 'Fulton, Bedford and &inierast
—are embraced in its proviaions, while
dams is excleided We• annex tee A
full as a matter of inforniation to our;
„ bwe ,ibera resident in the counties to
which tht.' act applies:
AN AcT to
, viromote the improvement of
real estate by exempting mortgages
_ and other money securities from taxa
tion, except fOr state Puri xacsy• in cer
tain counties o f t h 2; commonwealth.
SECTION 1. Be it enac.44.llby the Renate
and House of itepresentats:m of go Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania in General
Assembly met, and it it hereby enacted by
the authority of SU rime, That all mort
gages, judgments, recogninauces' and
moneys owing upon articles of agreement
for the sale of real estate Made and °Xt.'
cuted after the passage of this act; shall
be exempt from all taxation except for
statepurpOses; and that from and after
the first day of December next no taxes of
any description shall be assessed or col
lected except for state purposes, on or
from mortgages, judgments, recognizances
or moneys owing upon articles of agree
ment for the sale of real estate, whether
made and executed before or after the
passage of this act: Provided, That noth
ing hi this act shall be constructed to ap-
PIY tO.Anortgages, judgments or articles
of agreement given by corporations: Pre
riding, That this act shall only apply to
the comities of Barka, Lur.enaci,-
Clearfield, 'Allegheny, York,' Delaware,
Montgomery, Chester, jJancaster,. Hunt
ingdon;' Mon,' lkidford;lihui,
Clinton, Oartions MentOe, Lehigh, - Miffiin,
Westmoreland, Northainpietr, Juniata,
Somerset, Indiana, Great), •Alk; Forest,
Franklin' Cumberland,
• Dauphin, Law
rence, Lyooming, Union, Snyder, Brie,
CrawfO4 B.uclui, M'Keirn, Fayette,. Phil
adelphia; Perry and leferoer.
• - ELENA W. .P.A.VIB,
Speaker oritare of.
L. • G
Speaker c—il6.'----fireitisie.
APPRovir--The,fourth duy,of April,
one thoussuni,,eight hundreii and. sa*-ty
eight. " JNO. W. OBARY.
(For the Star and Sentinel
ammo 017211AGHIL
MIL EDITORe:—AIIow me to draw your
attention, and that of the Borough author
ties, to a seri'ous4ntisaati which e x ists in
our - town, and which should be promptly
abated. I refer to the habit which some
half grown boys indulge in nightly, sta
tioning theniselves on the street corners
and at crossings, watching females
and. tmuently indulging in lascivious
remarks intended for the ears -of ladies
pasaing by.' • Withitribtilast'aelk or two,
these ecobadrelelitere pima bolder and
snore &dint. Several cases hive been .
repartid to tbeirriter misorot4ml'
ted Anwar' hr. been greedy 'tau:Waal .
and even had- hold of while or,
sing around the diamond. Se kMiiinent
and daring have these orttragei.liscOn
that respectable ladle's now dread;tichsLan•
the ar
oughMstboillfils i sliould leisten- th4t - thix
nuimanoe is stance abated *king- an
example of soith'ef the - sidrinemls: '
Bea* tiatil 'Lud
low setwolplrAisilf-gre:w0111 to the
PenitindaryilbitliglieW , yeack.lor : MWeeit•
ing and Mitragliit Sae - of die
streeta astip,t,,el4. , 3k abalsw
here wonld , -
•
CITIZEN.
6eltysuiji : 'ZoCut 44s
1 ,14 . meet tor prql and Parit t =r,
ail o'bieolk P;
tax4K•at. *leder' vetbe- Onitain.
B. H. Nerds Orderly Seripiat. - 1t
lIMIZEM
\ VirWe clip the folloitihrtrom the Dai-
P l ; Standard, published, at Bridgeport,
' • HiliaGiSiOttr lalialllNe 1411 H RLD.•:-
Oar readers will ;la; have negiected te
nod, horn time to time: with pride,. the
notices-which Ire have given reepegting
the ROMs", of gliieitY, In erebitecinri ,
aid generalTity. Ono of the most
important in re spect , is the colossal
establishment o the 'Moire Sewing tea
chine Company.
_ The new - wing three story Vogh, four
hundred feet long, trod now nearly com
pleted, in connection with the factory of
said company, affordsview of the rapid
development in the ind • department
of this large establishmen within the last
t vai
two weeks. A. result has been there achiev
ed, which, although but small, in Camper
with future discoveries in the deparent
of Sewing Machines, eclipses all present
experience here or elseware. No t \ all the
advantages and powers are as yet employ- 1
ed, which will likely be afforded 'ins this
new building, and yet the daily ausinsfac
tura of Sewing Machines is far in adv ance
of that which three years ago coulid .'
accomplished weakly. During the week
ending Angu i i twentieth—as the books \
show—two t ousand and twenty machi^es
were manufactured, and the folio eng
week, ending August twenty, seventh,
two thousand four hundred and twenty ,
nine machines were finished. ,
This is an advance of four hundred ma
chines daily and is, as we believe, the
largest manufacture of sewing machines
in a single week in this or other lands.
Our fellers , Citizens may be proud to
have such an establishment in Bridgeport.
And we hope the energy of the proprietors
may for a long time to come in an emi
nent.dwee achieve the promotion of the
prosperity of this City and the increase of
its business interests.,
Since copying the above we hare been
imformed by Jima F. Tnomes, who rep
resents the Howe Machine Company at
this place, that the Company are now
building four hundred and twenty-five
machines daily.
Ilf - Da. MACKENZIE'S life of Charles
Dickens is having an immense , . sale. It
has been published but two months, and
the publishers announce the tenth edition.
It is only sold by subscription, and a can
vasser is wanted in every Township, and
we would advise all in search of work and
money to send for a canvasser's outfit,
(costing $l.) and commence at once can
vassing their vicinity thoroughly for sub
scribers for Mackenzie's Life of Charles
Dickens, price only $2.00 a copy, it being
the cheapest and beat selling Subscription
Book ever published: Employment given
to all who will apply. Large commissions
are paid, and steady and profitable work
can be secured many locality. With this
Popular Work, territory may be canvassed
a third or fourth time with as good success
as at first, it being racy, chatty, yet relia
ble, written by his life-long friend, who is
universally acknowledged to be peculiarly
qualifiedfor the task, he having been en
gaged for several years past in collecting
material for this interresting work. Ad
dress T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Phila
delphia, Pa., who will send a Photograph
of Charles Dickens to every Canvasser. it
Cafeann.--What a nuisance to be
hawking, spitting, and Mowing your nose,
to say nothing of the inflamed throat,
swollen eyes, closed up sic passages, ring
ing in the ears, dull headache, loss of
smell, and a general disagreable, un
happy feeling throughout, the result of
Catarrh. If afflicted in this manner, pro
cure Dr. J. Briggs' Alleniator, the cheap- .
est, quickest, plessanteat, and most cer
tain remedy in use.
Nothing known equals Dr. J. Briggs'
Ileniator and Curative for Corns, Bun
ions, Bad Nails, Frosted Feet, Chilblains,
&c. Many have tried it and rejoice in its
beneficial use. If you wouldenjoy a rural
walk or fashionable promenade, treat your
feet kindly, and cure your corns with Dr.
J. Briggs' Alleniator and Curative.. Sold
by-A. D. Buehler, J. M. Huber, Moritz,
.I(usselman & Co., and druggists gener
ally. Oct. 21.-tf
SAVE ONEY.—Pe7; .! the, agitation of
the Funding Bill, which will evidently do
sireciate Government Bonds, persons would
do well by reading the adirertisemeut of the
"Gettysburg National Bank," in another
column, and exchango their Government
Bonds and realize a handsome profit:there
by, and obtain an investment as safe and
profitable. tf
THOUSANDS OP PROMISING YOUTHS, Of
both sexes, go down to untimely graves,
4rosti geaeral debility and weakness, which
might be saved by fortifying their systems
With Iron. The Peruvian Syrup is an
Iron Tonic prepared expressly to supply
this vitalizing element, and is the,onlY
preparation of Iron that will assimilate at
once with the food. . It
THE BEST STOVE now in market, for
beauty, economy, and comfort, is admitted
all around to be the MORNING GI,ORY.
It defies all competition, and that 'is the
judgment of all who have used it. It is just
the thing for Offices, Stores, and Parlors
Chambers. Call at C. H. Buehler's
\ - yare Room, opposite the Passenger
examine for yourselves, tf
Dei,'°t and
A CIELMICK FOR Banosres.—Messrs.
Cobean de CtOmingliam having determined
to close out jrt stock of Rendy - made
Clothing, are now selling aIJ, kinds of
Coats, Pants, Vest, & n , ct largely reduced
n 2
prices—many of them lees than cost.
,Now is the time to secure Barg q. The
goods are all firlt-class. and will posit;velY
be sold without regard to cost, saig.l2.t:
Fos BALE CHEAr:—A good simud-band
Falling and Shifting-top Buggy. Enquire
'.sot thia teas. tf
as~uza.
ilth hut, bylhe Rev.
.7. E. Honeycutt, Mr. Hoary Landis to am Ele
nors Eckert, both of Beading twp., thls county.
LOUCH—MTE3II.-0¢ Oth_ ,inst by the Rev.
W. F..P. Davis, Mr. Edwin Lon* Oelless BM-
Ina J. Myers, both of Hanover. •
Santa—lisraga. , HEIL, OILAN I : v t the
bride's residence, In M.
Snyder Mr. Israel to at
Betg i zAth of Middletown, this *minty.
r
Parranamv—On the 90th inst., by
Rev. J. T. Shaffer„ atthe We's residence, Mr.
Diusle7Trostie, to Miss .0h O. Potterson,
D
oth Of tide °aunty. , • .
VAN Dror—Wia.ulAt Milford, Pa., on the
lEth inst., by Rev. V a n Conklin& of New York,
Rev. George P. Wyck &Wain 'UMW
States Army, (fannetly otaldiplace,) to Octavio
B. Wells.
INIM.D. • •
Obituary notices 5 cents a line for-sill over four
lines—cash to accompany the notice.
• Frsam..—On the 15th inst., near East Berlin,
Charles William, infant son o f Jacob Asset.
kith —At Newport, Perry county, orate 20th
lost., Minnie May. l aughter of W
, 8 and
UM° Imonths ckes, formerl
and 7 days. y - of Gettysburg, aged 2
pars
Go to thy red, our child: •
Go to thy dresurdess bed,
While yet so gentle undefiled,
Witydessings onthy bead.
Fresh roses In thy. hand,
Buds on thy pillow laid,
Brae from tits dark andfearful land,
Whose flowers so quickly fade.
• Befonithy heart had learned
In — wh u rreas tirstray, •
Before Met Waver turned 5 4 •
The nd downward way.
—Outhe 17th inst., Mr. Jacob Sheffer.
Of kl ail =rinki, the 74th year of Masan
gnumnim.—CM the 121 d inst., in MonutpWia.
ant townshi Mrs. Elizabeth atallanith. wife of
Mr. John tfl, aged 58 years, 7 months and.
P difs•
Wehp not tor her! There Is no cause for woe ;
But rather nerve thy spirit, that, it walk!
traehrLoking o'er the thonaLpethe
• And from earn s low 6Mo:fleas keep thee
bsok: a •
%Mfew fleet severing year*
eet thee at heaven's gat,..siti "2"n 'd lead
thee on?
Weep not tor norIN
TUVIDEND.
AP Notice Is hereby wire. that the' Beard - of
Teenagers of the York and Orsbuiz Turnpike
I. Woe declared it . .MeNeM of* Ha
• • " 4 ' Mateo oa and atter_theillit of NOVINI2-
wit D. 8114:103.
dillstant Treasurer.
AEM roll-BALE:
andersigeed still Mhos for sale
b a tier soi=4 , B:6
inn* skaialintre
"ruder 14Mdt
I, lMitimioo4
fesetag ; terms easy.
i k ul
Oct 11, 11M-411 IttaleKewYA l arst l
M ic
a,
f
4tuiew of the gtarktto
lisbitionsire . iirnind. Prodigies. %Reknit..
BalUmore, Thursday Morning.
500 0 525
575 @ 660
125 0 190
115 9 170
60 0 83
75 @ 80
45 0 49
00 0 500
650 0 6 75 ,
215 0) 220
14% 0 15
18 0 19
SePsienoup.,
FSTILL Flgga
WHITE WEIUT
RED Wazei,
CORE, . '
Rrs,
OATS,.._
TnEoEffr-Szsp,'
CLOVER-SEED '
FLAX-SEED,
BADox, SHOULDERS,
" Rocs,
LARD,
Gettysburg Grain et Prevision Market.
Gettysburg, Friday Morning.
000 a 000 .
000 a 5 759
000 a 000
110 a 125
00 a -75
00 a 75
37 0 37
00 a 90
000 0 400
000 a 660
80 a 100
00 a ' 30
a 16
CO a 18
00 a 13
00 a 15
00 a 20
00 a 6
CO a 10
SITES FLOUR,
EXTRA FLOUR,
WHITE WHEAT,
BED WHEAT,
CORN,
RTE,
OATH,
BUCKWHEAT
'TIMOTHY-SEED,
,OLOPER-SEED
POTATOES,
BUTTER.,
Ear's
BACON, Silouumas,
" SlD's,
lisnas s,
SOAP
TALLow,
STOCKS AND BONDS
Closing Priees Of De Hared a Bro
40 Beath 3rd Philadelphia.
9 o'clock, P. *, Oct. Wth, 18711:
•
U. S. 6's of 'Bl '1355 11391
" " '62, 1124 112%
" " '64, 111% 11155
" " '65 , ..1114 111%
" " '65 new, 110% 11055
" " '67, 110% 11055
,68 110% 110%
" s's, 10- , 4o's 1063( 106%
U. S. 20 Year 6 per cent. Cy., 111 • 1114
Gold, 112 1124
Silver 107 10. g„
linlmi Pacific IL IL Ist M. Bonds, .....830 840
I=l
tniou Pacific Land Grant 80nd5,.... 735 750
Om drertistuunto.
OTICE.—The first and final account of JAMES
1.1 E. Rose, Committee of the person and Estate
of Anu Ewing, late of Franklin township, Adams
county, (a Lunatic), has been tiled in the Court of
Common Pleas of Adams County, and will be
confirmed by said Court on the NA fal Novem
ber nett, unless cause be shown to the contrary.
JACOB MELBORN, Proth'y.
Oct 99. td
1870. MILLINERY.' 1870.
Miss hicCREARY
I` ILL open on Saturday, Nov. sth, a large and
elegant assortment of winter
BONNETS & HATS,
at prices ranengfrom 75 cents to $lO.OO. Also,
Bonnet and Hat F'rames, Silks, Velvet, Feathers,
French Flowers, Fringe, Crepe, Lace, Ribbon,
Blond Grenadine, Barage, Jets, &e. Also. a new
establishment of
Toilet and Fancy Goods.
She invites the attention of Ladies to her assort
ment which will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
Oct. V., 1870.-2 m
BOROUGH. ORDINANCE
DE IT ORDAINED, By the Burgm and Town
.1.1 Council of the Borough of (lett sburg, That
from aud atter the parage sad aPirroviti of this
ordinance, the owner of any lot or lots in the
Borough atoresald, shall have the privilege of
macadamizing or paving with undressed cobble
stones the street In front of his or her lot or lots,
from the curb paving to the centre of the Meet,
or so tar out as the said Borough has the making
and the repairing of the same, and that the said
owner so piking or paving in front of his or her
lot or lots shall be allowed the expense of the
same by credit from year to year upon his or her
Borougn tax. not exceeding the amount of said
tax any one year, Until the cost of the same is to to him or her. Provided, That the per
son swilling himself or herself of the privilege
granted by this ordinance shall present to thy
Town Connell properly authenticated bills of the
expense incurred by the macadamizing ur paving
dune under It, fur allowance and approval_ And
Provided aim, That 111 no event snail an allow.
ante or creditbe myth to any person r‘o..viiali
the actual of the material used and work per
formed or paving the area
front Of any lot or luta ; And Provided further,
That the work shall be done under the supervis.
lon and Control of the Town Council of the said
Borough of Gettysburg, or of their authorized
otrawr ; ape that the grade of the sane stall be
made to conform to the grades of streets eaten.
bated by the said Town Council.
• P.5.U1:./Zll.
Attest;—.l.loograizernbrasuort,teteric -7 7 -7 .
clot, Zl-3t
The Fourth Annual Meeting
OF 111;)1 ADANL3 COUNTY
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE,
•
TINDER the act of 1867, win be held in the
Li Court House In GettysbUrg during the week
contifencing
•
Monday, December 26th, 1870.
Every Teacher In the County is expected to be
present. As thls Is the holiday week,
Teach
many sections of the State Is given to the
ers—as the Teachers this year tome the benefit of
their Christmas holiday, as they did last year, on
Recount of those days not coming on school days,
it Is urgently requested, that every Board of DI.
rectors grant the entire time.
Teachers of Adams. let us make this the best
Institute, that has yet been held. I will do all I
can to make the exercises varied and valuable.—
There will be Contests in Orthography, Mental
Arithmetic and U. 8. History, with valuable pyrizes.
The. other exercises will mo ist of
Class-Drills, Discussions, Essays'. Ex.
MAL ANNA T. RANDALL,
of Owego, Ni. Y., will have charge of Igo elocu
tionary department, and will give two entertain
ments.
PROP. MONTGOMERY;
of Millersville, will give instnietion In Penninan•
shir•,and Drawing, and give prizes for best ladies
andgentleman's Peninanship. Other distingdsh.
ed Instructors will be present, including an In
structor In Vocal Music..
Thursday will be Directors' day, at width time
copies of the School Law will be distributed. Full
particulars with full programme will be given in
future. HOWARD \VERT, -
Oct 28,18;9.-4t County Superintendent.
NOW FOR BARGAINS
READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
FOR FALL AND WINTER. .
PICKING & CO.,
ered in Gettysbur AvE just received fro* she City ocK the LARG
wrocK of Ready-a Clothing , ever
offg. GOOSiniag
Beaver & other Overcoat,i
W E h M iteS ta rts , Wo l o N e l n M Sn C d A T B S. u P k AN ki T n S , S Mid l a T n S d .
other Gloves, Blankets, Buffalo Robes, Morse
Blankets, Clocks, Trunks. Valises, &c. Also, the
West Styles of
HATS. & CAPS ,
for Aden Ties, lthevats, mush* .
fa, and Itotions of every
variety. Also, a large lot of
BOOTS & SHOES,
of superior quality. Our Ready-Made Clothing
has been made expressly for tads market, of the
latest styles, the best of goods, and by experienc
ed workmen, Persons wanting Bargains, will do
well to call and examine our stock In Chambers
burg street , opposite Buehler'sDrugBtore, before
pur Oet. 870 el
ti sewhere. PICKING & CO.
.
"FACTS A,RE
STUBBORN THINGS."
Q 0 says Jacob F. Thomas, agent for the Medal
lions. 7 Head Machine. So we think. Mr. Thom
as ; and wonder why you did not stick to facts.—
Fact No. 1, is, that the machine known as the
Hons. was manufactured and sold by A, E. HOWe
for many years before his death. -
is Fact No. 2,
rimedthat the same machine improved
manufactu and sold at the same place by
his snow:nor and Son, B. P. Howe, 437 Broadway,
New York. and not by the President of the Gro
ver Baker Company, as falsely stated by Mr.
Thomas In his advertisement of October .by
Fact No. 3, is. that the Medallion Head Machine
is an imitation of the A. B. Howe Machine ; and
to make our aseerff on good /WU give in,ooOfor
ever* Mnallian Head Machine mode and sold
prior to 11154
Fact No. 4, is, that Mr. Thomaslias been Misin
formed as rewds originality by those who know
Mat their sta teme nts could not be sustained.
Fact No. 5, is, that the reputation acquired by
the A. B. Howe Machine bas induced others to
imitate It, and among those the so-called Howe
Company have endeavored to palm off as the
meda machine made than, by affixing a Me.
. Head of the late Elias Howe, Jr., to their
machine.
Fact No. 6, is, that Snail Heads, Putty Heads,
nor Medallion Heads cannot dx originality as
well as FACTS. "Render unto Cesar the things
that are Caesar's."
Fact No. 7, is that The Original Ham Swing
H. ft
Machine Improved can be Dania of
ROWE, Oettleiliwit
Beane
_,mber after reading this, th at you have
heard it said,
I Tim : latest Ter Im&red Machine )14$ NO
.M., , WA 1 . 1 lON Br
The °Mead stSil imperfect one Cliedallioalasd in
,
Is . 31 C old billion who'll die of "Norm" oaths
n.
F. a HiN u tt ituut tager of Paus na it=
Nel street.
gyw gdytnistitnits
Court. Proxlamation,
WY me HISM2fe.S
the
Iferierl=
(Irum
ea, Pro
ngs in the counties compost's Shs bah
and Justice of the Courts of Oler Ned T i e=
* OM_ General Jail DeliveryZof the trial of an
*spew and otluirollenders M said -dbisiew
Jaunt J. Mums and Roan MoCtrnisr,
Judges of the Courts of Ciermalb pat e liti
bees of the Courts of Oyer abd r aad
General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital
and tither (Menden. in the count( of Adams—
have issued theirPrecePtiiitdhendnl date the 215$ of
April, in the year of our one thousand eight
hundred and seventy, and to me directed, for hold
ing a Court of Common Pleas, and General Quar
ter Sessions of the Peace, and General Jail Deliv
ery and Court of Mei. and Terminer, at CeOs.
burg, on MONDAY, the 28th of NOVSMBisit,
22 0 25
16 163(
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all the Jos-
Hoes of the Peace, the Coroner and tbeCoastables
within the , county, that they be then and
therein their persons, with Lelia Records,
and Inquisitions, ons, and other remelt'.
Nanm, to do those things which to their of
and in that behalf appertain to be done, and also,
they who will prosecute against the prisoners that
are or then shall be in jail of said county of Adams,
are to be then and there to_iffosocute t them
mi shall be just JACOB MAIN Sheriff.
Sheriff's Of fi ce, Gettysburg, Oct, , 211, 0. to
JURY LIST.
NOVEMBER TERM 1870
GRAND JURY.
Franklin—Junta Burnell, Foreman.
Menaliert—N. G. Wilson, Isaac Bender, W. W.
Blocher.
Conowago—Martin Sniper. JrarPh Sea gy
Stratstn—Jeremiah shrive'', Henry Albert, Jere
miah Taughlubangh.
Huntington—Ell Kochenour, John Gardner, of B.
Residing—John King, Jacob Picking, Samuel
Overholtzer.
Gettysburg—Harvey D. Wattles, John J. Weir-
Eh, Jeremiah Culp.
Mountioy—Ezra Hahn, Peter Gouger.
Germany—Emanuel Myers.
Tyrone—William Starner.
Littlestown—James Colehouse.
liamiltunban—Adam C. musselman.
Highland—Hugh McGruighy. -
Gettysburg—Emanuel Bushman, Matthew Eche!.
berger, Robert A. Myers, Wm. T. Ziegler.
Cumberland—Gunnel A. Cobean, P. D. W. Han.
key.
Germany—Matthew G. Wolf.
Oxford—Alexander D. !limes, Nicholas lielfteL
Huntington—W illlam E. Lishey, Absolom Clever.
Latlmore—Daniel Hoopert, George Ecelges Jacob
IL Brown, John A. Shultz.
LlbertyGeorge P. To per, W. ROSS White. •
Hamiltonban— Myers, John Sanders,
Jr.
Hamilton—John Stltzel, Henry Lawrence, Henry
• Munk, John HeltzeL
Menaßen—Conrad Dull, li: N. Minnigh, Stephen
Wierman, Jacob Bair. John B. Wright, Wm. A.
Wierman, Isaac Miller"
Straban—Jesse McCreary, Peter 8. Dechert, Hen
ry A. Picking, Eden Norris, Ephralm Schrlver,
John Etihn, Luther F. Fiches.
FranklinarJonathan Wittier, Abraham Hart, John
McKenfick, Albert Vandike, Henry Milten
berger.
Couowago—Mjchael ! 4 eUesr,
Tyrone—J. Milton Pittenturt, Jesse 8. FisseL
Mountjoy—W Whim Young,
MatmtPleasant—Adam H. Deitrick, Wm. F. Parr,
George Hemier.
Reading—Singleton •Eicholtz, Lewis Chronbter,
John L Brenlzer, Samuel IL Tanghinbaugh,
Hiram Howard , Abraham Bushey.
Union—Jeremiah Gitt.
Butler—Henry liartzel.
kinthland—Jmule P. Topper, Cornelius Myers,
James Irwin.
SECOND Wl=
000 910
Gettysburg—Aaron Sheely Gecirge C. Cashman,
M. AL Miner, David M. sheads.
Cumberland—David McGrew, T. T. Norris, W.
Harrison Lott, Peter Swisher.
Littlestown- T. & Blocher, Martin Steffy.
Germany—samuel Berner.
Oxford-John 0. Lenhart, John R. Hersh. Joseph
lake, Francis Marshall, Wm. J. Kuhn'
Huntington—James Davis.
Latimore—{abseu Trimmer, Anthony K. Myers.
Liberty—Win. Hass Hunter, Reuben Shover.
Hamiltonian—Joseph Gelbach, John Mickley!'
Menallen—Jonas Rouanzahn.
Stream—Samuel Shull, William Wibte. •
Franklin—Charles Starner George Seta
C , unowago—FranelS imeerinser, Joseph Burkee.
Tyrone—Peter Hummer, Wm. Sadler.
Mountloy—J. Watson Barr, James F. Elder.
Mountmas Tim pleasant
mins.—Jesse Wolford, John Sneeriuger,
Tho
Berwick Bor.—Frederick Wolf., _•L'
Berwick t„—George Caster.
Freedom—Joseph A. Wierman.
UUnion—DavidLoh,, William Young ,. Daniel W.
SeIL
Butler—lsaac Kuhns, Hezekiah Hamm, George
Group.
Highland—John Herbst.
York Springs Bor.—John Stevens.
OcL 1F70.--tc
=
NEW FIRM.
COAL AND LIME !
RE undersigned have entered Into partner
shlp, and under the firm of CAM:IIAX a: OYER,
Dirt and will carry on the
Lime Burning Business,
at the old stand—the Gettysb Lime Kilns on
the corner of Railroad and streets.—
Farmers and others can rely on getthng the best
of lane at all thnes, and at invest mane: rates.
CO AL
•
at /.west prior&
Limo and Coal delivered anyntiono in fiettya.
/PAA/511 , 4.4111111111
KNRY oyazinad.
Oct. 28, lro.—tt
ORPHANS' COURT SAL
OF RE •
On Priddy, Notehiber ISM, at 1 o'clock." AL,
By Virtue of an Order it the OrpluiturCourt of
Adams county directed to the undtwsighed Ad.
inlidstrators of the &tads of Thom. Onunrit.
deceased, will be espied to Public lisle, on the
premises, at Gulden s Station in Straten town
ship, Adams county, about ISO ACRESOP LAND_ ,
being the Western end of the term of said Daniel
Gulden, divided by a line running from &point on
the Turnpike opposite the lane leading to the
Warehouse, North 'to a point near the corner of
lands of ltobert Bell and J. C. Miller. About LS
A.CRISEI Of. said Land is In Timber and will be sold
in lots to suit purchasers ; the remairdlig SO Acres
are farm lona.
Attendance will be elven and terms made
known by °EviI:GE P. GULDEN,
DAVID WILLS,
Administrators.
Oct. 211.--ts
OCTOBER, 1870.
J. & P. COATS'
BEST SIX-CORD
NOW TICS
ONLY
Thread put up tor the American market whkh Is
SIX-CORD IN ALL NUMBERS,
Worn lip 8 to 1ti0.1.00 !admire.
FOR HAND AND MACHETE.
Vet 211.-4 t
AGENTS WANT
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•
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•
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, •
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which mingle TlM IffsnaMfftWb,
o~esWIUGHT GML17213 & iffaCht7Rom
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EMMET OVIRDISER.
AfvfriimmtlitO.
Fall and Winter Goods
AT GREEST, •
01 , BowEns,
_ p a.
York Springs Pa.
MOTTO—"Qatisk gales, ems. Prog and Quiet
betunia."
rrHE undersi
Phigned, buying lost xelarned
York Sp &GM
the el s ladelphia, tbe citizens' of
an elsewhere, a well selected
V
STOCK 0 GOODS, consisting of thy Goods,
Notions, Fancy Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Mare. Dram, HtCaps, Boots, Shod,
il &c., &c. We offer asamacfslltlee,
at gr ea t reducedAnices, LADIES' FURS, DRESS
GOODS and WOOLEN HOSIERY.
Please remember that cash brings better bar
gains then long friends credits, and frequent settlements
make long .
We have - a large lot of ready-made OVER
COATS, made to order, suitable for this vicillitY,
which will be sold at the lowest prices imsolble.
Thankful for ora, and with attention to
business and a dispositi on to please, we solicit a
continuance of public patronage.
GMMT & BOWERk
Oct. 23, 1870.—tf
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House & Sign Painting.
R. B. DOYLE.
House, Sign & Ornamental
PAINTER,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Shop on Washington street, opposite
WEAVER'S LIVERY,
S?Work promptly attended to In town or
country, at reasonable prices, and In the best of
style. (Sept. 2, Is7o,%—tf
REMOVED
JOSEPH JACOBS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS REMOVED
Next door le J. W. Cress' &ore, on Cham.
berobarg as., near the Brepre
A large assortment of
ClO/Ws, Crelarere
Vestihsirs; Trims
ai:is :fie., te..
offered at the smallest
Goods bought at the Store cut ree qlchorpe.
Goods made up with as well when
...0t at other stores as at his own. Latest
Y. Fashions received, and tailoring done in t .
mast approved style. Cutting done, as usual.
The while patronage solicited, and no effort
spired to please.
April 22, 11170-41 JACOB&
YOUNT'S COMPOUND
POR TEOI CORI OP
PUT.= GORE THROAT, INFLUENZA,
or aay othex Induturuttory or Inward disease id
the ThroM tt not ot too longstanding. Also,
Hamm= FEVER. Thla leadithla Kam Wert
ttied
- viousAarpti of CASES,
In different parts of the em&y, and has never
been known to fail if taken in Um and accord
ing to directions. It Is warranted to cure. Give
Etrial and it will s for itself. Every house
lON Mould Ronde seves with a bog of this
niblicine and keep it on hands. The cures that it
ad=all are arta ineWla byWm= Yocarr Co.,
Pa., or by their anthorbed agents.—
lA* s Gett3 rik7niarly all the Stores in Adams eounty.
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RESOURCE&
Loans and Discotults... $148,7111 40
Time AeomamodatioeLommslo7,l9e 40
Indebtedness of Memos: .. 9,000 00
•
IL S. Bonds to secure Clr;
culstion
U. B. Bonds and BecurMes on
hand
Other Stocks, Bonds, and
Mortgages (as per sched
ule) 25,01 M 50
Due from &deeming
serve Agents (aa per sc and
heße
d-
ule) 24
Due from other liallonal Banks 2,674
(aa per schedule) 24307 as
Due from other Banks and •
Bankers (as per schedule).. 2,235 97
Furniture and Fblures 700 00
700 00
3:EI
Cheeks and other Cash Items
(as per schedule)
Bills of other National Banks.
siltieN7ll.lckeCulsTrency (includ-
Legal Tender Notes
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock pald In
Surplus Fund...
Exchange
Interest
Profits and Loss.
Circulating Notes received
from Comptroller .90,000 00
Amount on hand 35 00
Amount outstanding
Div'den& Unpaid
•
Individual Deposits
Due to National Banks (as
per schedule)
Due to State Banks and
Bankers ( as per schedule)
I, GEORGE Assotp, Cashier of "The Pint Na
tional Bank of Gettysburg,' do solemnly swear
that tie above statement is true, to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
GEORGE ARNOLD, Cashier.
of Adam
State of Pe GEORGE
County
s, SO
Sworn toand subscribed before
me, this 17th day of October.
1870.
IL MARTIN,
Notary Public.
CoattEet—Attest:
Oct. 21, 1870.-3 t
REPORT
F the condition of the GET,T S
BURG NATIONAL BANK, at the close of
business, October 8, 1870:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts
U. S. Bonds to secure Circulation
U. S. Bonds and Securities on hand,..
Other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages..
Due from Redeeming and Reserve
Agents 25,876 87
Due from other National Banks 1,517 84
Due from other Banks and Bankers.. 1,272 44
Banking House 5,000 00
Current Expenses 581 82
Taxes Paid 1,336 09
Cash Items (Including stamps) 1,517 84
Bills of other National Banks 1,091 00
Fractional Currency (Including Nick.
els)
Legal Teudei Notes
1450,642 00
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid In $145,150 (X)
Surplus Fund 21,71 X) (XI
Discount 8,500 27
'
Profit and Lose 5,385 22
National Bank Circulation outstand•
. -
Mg 130,365 00
State Bank Circulation outstanding... 3,577 00
Individual Deposits 130,560 39
Due to National Banks 2,929 86
Due to other Banks and Bankers 1,483 96
Dividends unclaimed 990 50
I, J. EMORY BATH, Cashier of the Gettysburg
National Bank_ do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true, to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
J, KMORY MLR, Ctultter.
Subscribed and sworn to be,
fore me, this 12th day of
October, 1870.
NIAJITLY,
Notary Public.
Conazer—Attest: fs3. Etw
D. KiNDLABAIIIT
Dann WII,LS,
Directors.
occ. z., 1 $370. -3t
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PRICE/I 01.00; IRANIt $7.110.
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RatanaLis as a very powerful alterativ e . .
have seen it used in two cues with happy
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in which the pronounced hUosglt
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of your The other case
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l it an excellent compound of alterative In
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Dr. %multi, of Nicheleggin.. Ky., says he
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Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory results
—as a cleaner of the Blood 1 know no better
remedy.
Samuel G. IFFadden, urtreshoro', Tenn.
says:
I have used seven bottles of Rosadallr
and am entirely cured of Rheumatism ;send
me four bottles, as I wish It for my brother
who has scrofulous sore eyes.
Benji pecbtol,
or paa, Oblo,
an
I hare elad for tw *in with an in
veterate eruption my whole Jody;
short time since I purchased a bottle of
Rosadalis and It effected a perfect cure.
rnirßosadalls lb geld by all Druggists.
'Laboratory, 61 Exchange Pbtee, Baltimore
& CO., 'Proprietors.
Feb. 11, 1870.—lyin
ffir•For sale in Gettysburg, Pa., by A. D.
Buguasa, Druggist.
•
IR
STAGE OFFICE.
KEYSTONE ROUSE,
THE Keystone Houesi b ghamberb g scree
nreet,
has been selected as GeWnb oMce
the CRAMBEBBIIIIII4I and ntl.M Ulm
wrsoN-LINN& Male for Chambersce
daily st 1 o'clock, P M. and ter
Oily at the same Misr. Pare reoe= ill a
Rotel and passengers called for at any Place In
town.
The Keystone Howe rues a ankelassltACK to
aid trots the Depot flak. Hack to hire. •
W. E. MYER&
Gettysburg, Sept. 8,1870.-6 m
TO THE PEOPLE.
w E publish below &certificate of thetlearetary
of the "Adatalt= r eir=l Bdo.
w i d ..a r t s
uat,=d tor competition alr io mitr
lasi Fats as It was only there for ealdbition: No
jothudget er z=ed It& bulb at eorapaired- Imp
PETERSON & OARPRiMt.
T 4 1 0 = , that Wheeler &Wilson
entered be Won*
tbn ! and ant the.
were not te an le
or ecenpartann of na manta r inaeldnea
laPL 0• 8 1 Of Melltd "W o 0 :31= 1113E":1 800A1
146-14
lase & Hamlin Cabinet Own
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS.
Potentid June 21st, and August 23d, 1870.
Reduction of Prices.
•
- The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co., have the
of announcing Important improvements
their Cabinet Organs, for which Patents were
granted them In June and August last. These are
not merely meretricious attachments, but enhance
the substantial excellence of the instruments.
They are also enabled by increased facilities for
manufacture, to make, from this date, a further
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Having completed and added to - their former
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each. -The SAME, DOU BLE REED. OS FIV
3'l l
OCTAVE DOUBLE REED ORGANS, FIV
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improvements. SIZ. The lame Erra.a, with new
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OCTAVES, THREE SETS REEDS, SEVEN
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122%.
A new Illustrated catalogue with full informa
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hag a great mass of evidence as to the superioriq
of these Instruments, to anyy one sending his ad.
dress to the MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO_
154 Tremont Street, Boston, or 596 Broads*.
New York.
__ Oct. 21.-lw
00, -' OOO 00
15000
63 .50
690 50
137 71
1,302 00
300 7'
800 00
25,500 00
279.43773
$100,090 00
8100 17 5,720 30
3,919 10
4.785 86
7,915 13
AT ANTED—AGENTS, (041_ per dant.) sell the
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89,985 00
202 SCY
72,171 58
2,488 IS
975 09
$279,437 78
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Cromwell, Comi.
Oct. 7.-1%
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
of good serviceable SECOND HAND ORGANS,
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O. BIIOUGII,
JllO. Holtman,
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$ Directors
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We will send a handsome - Prospectus of our
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$183,166 46
L 50,000 00
30,000 00
2,800 00
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THEA-NECTAR.
281 68
27.200 00
C HEIL P PAINTING.-
100 lbs of the PEcosts COY
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COST LEAD. t N. Fourth st., 0ct.7.4w
FARMER'S HELPER
Shows how to double the profits of the FARM,
and how farmers and their sons can each make
1110 PNI, MONTH
In Winter. 10,000 CMes will be mailed free to
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& MoCURDY, Philadelphia, Pa. Oct. 7.-4 w
3450,642 00
AGENTS WANTED FOR. THE
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edge_ W. FLINT, 28 8. Seventh St., Philadel-
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Twelve Years among the Wild Indians of the
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terms. Agents repotting ISO to aiuti per week.
A. H. HlitifiAßlN Pub't, 41:* Chestnut st., Phila.
Oct. 7.-iw
FOUND! •
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DR. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
also purify the blood, assist ollenlll4/91l and arrest
decay, acting directly on the Mucous Membrane
they should be promptly add freely taken In ail
tos i t t i e r: p or u vit e ut ei e r tangt:f
, ;a f real:eL lw a x s i th a g
thus ward oti l all tendency to cold and Lung diffl.
conies.
FOR WORMS IN CHILDREN
Wells' Carbolic Tablets are a never falling reme
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FORTUNES oFe'ld t° live men * Rare
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mond K. Cu., Wilmington, DeL Sept. 9, 19iD-3m
1 - -
111 E MAGIC COMB will change any colored
hair or beard to a permanent black or brown.
It contains no poison, Any one can use lt. One
sent by mail tor SI. Address MAGIC COMB CO..
Springfield, Mara. [Sept. 1870.-an
Turner's Tic Douloureux,
NEURALVrIA PILL.
ariasfe, certain and speedy cure/Cr Neuriddia
l alt Nervous &ewes. Rocifectrare magical
An UNPAILDiG REMEDY for .Nartutou.
Factams often effecting a perfeeteure in a single
day. No hum of Nervous Disease falls to yield
to its wonderful power. Even in the severe Cases
of Chronic Neuralgia, affecting the entire system,
Its use for a few days aftonis the most astonish
ing relief and rarely fails to produce a corm, etc
and penmumt 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 Erf
acknowledge its power to south use
tortured
nerVeS, and restoringthe failing strength.
f3ent by mall on receipt of price and postage.
One package, • gLoO - • Postage 6 cents.
Six packages -5.. a) • " 27 "
It is sold bi all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURNER & CO.,Sole niprlptorli,l33 Tremont st.
Sept. 2,1870.4 W
A GENTS WANTED-4225 A MONTH)—by the
AINIERICAN KNITTING ALACIILNE Co.,
Bookro, Mass., or BeLeeds, Sept.A3m
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
CLIAJCBERLDOS
Law Book for
Business Men.
THE BEST SUBSCRIPTION BOOK OUT. Ad
dress 0. D. CASE & CO., Hartford, Coup. 4w
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE IT.
DR. GUILMETTE'i
EXTRACT OF JUNIPER
As a delicious tonic healthful, and arative for
all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Loss of
Appetite, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, &c., It is
unrivalled. To - Females It Is espeily recom
mended for all Irregularities of Me menses, and
disorders peculiar to their, as as tt can be
used with perfect safety. In malarious districts
it is a great preventive of Feyer and Ague
Clumas 9. FAtruanta, Wholesale Agent,
40 Barclay 14., New York, Sept. 23.4 m
lIIIMICANE PATENT
LAII TERN COMPANY,
o ff i..,, 40 Barclay Bt., N. Y.
(Up Stairs)
Oder to the public a Lantern cfibining safety
and eeonoll.ly,With, geode had 'ueetuluess. It
osenot espwee ; It gives a good light, and Wu-
SUMS leas oil than any other; it is not disturbed.
rs e
by the hl wind. and II a glue Is bron it Is
sow re by means or the screw. Tney are
entre liked where they hare. been tried. .
ElePt Ili. ...dal ..
D R* 91 11LIN G I % 13t.. P ,• ProL e l= 11
2rA
Bt.. One 41, and Dr. Greene, at
N. C., are tubing latenlablng mires et all
Cancers, Tumors, Men,"
t ac u s egammrid . r bl ith ausonite
ir
y u e miut erig v o e i d a
our
these
not For
other
r
addrelea=% n for e
lm* ca er l,
[Bept 1870—boer
zn
E r thra •AVICRYBODY,kimi Fo
boy, 2rk
eta ♦ " .ttenlrin de Etlquette,
I t a' ' afrMettl.ro o,r Lover, Wets.
' " 60148. Jauu Consummate. Nets.—
• • triter, stole . Amtela Theolvi
• at UsliterousDisefosures.s o ete.,
• irt* . so
GoiroftitYribets ea nirr e rg and
Illairmade Earry;l6ets. yrue Marriage guide and
Daft of Nitt ~ 1=k1014.8 tetaltaile=
MOM& 4-4 w
iletv Advertisementg.
SEASON OF 1810=71
Oct. 7.-4 w
Gi=l
10-
4 n r.aktil l ati s CllMl4e.
LADIES' FANCY FURS
JOHN FA A
j. 71$ Arch St.
Middle of the Block, between 7th and Bth Streets,
8011111 Side,
PHILADELPHIA,
Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer In all , lands
and quality of
. FANCY FURS
Sot Ladles , aaid eblldreWs Wear.
Barba enlarged, remodeled and Improved s od
(*land Laverably known FUR BMPOstIIIM, and
having Imported - a very large and Wendld
f s i or st t m ha e nd oa Euoep dei ff d n hakingd sh aodMmurs
mdm
up by the most skilllul workmen, I weeld re
spectfully invite my friends of Adams and adja
cent Counties, total! and examine my very large
and beautiful assortment of Pauey Fars, for
- and Children. lam determined to sell at as
low prices as any other respectable House in this
city. All Furs Warranted. :No misrepresenta.
tionato effect sales. J 0111; PAREIRA, 718 Arch
street, Philadelphia. [Oct 21.-3 m
W ES'f E R BEST STORY PAPER LNI
THE UNIVERSE A
Prize to every subscriber. Send Stamp for Pri ze
Circular and Specimen. .1. R. ELLIOET, Pub
lisher. Boston, Mass. Oet. 21.-4 w
r t ELAPIERRE'B ELECTRIC SOAP.—Warrant"
ed Better and Cheaper than tuly other. For
Sate la Philadelphia. Patehurg, &0.. by Janney
Andrews, Iltiegleh & WWI. Hunts & &molter.
Waterman & Young, Thomson & Morns. Wahl.
aright & Co.. Waterman, Son & Co.. Morison.
Hoar & Co., T. Conruw & Barton & Son, Men
& Harvey', W. L, Graver, J. H. Krause, Roberta
& Co. S. J. liumphry, H. J. tionner, slyers& CO.,
K Morpm, E. Elk_y & Co., Hough & Co., T
Barnes. W. Kirk. Boyd & Co., Ogden & Co.,
Arbnekles & Co., of Pittsburg. and many others.
Oct. 21.--he
THEA-NECTAR
A PURE CHINESE
BL "A C k TEA
WITH GREEN TEA FLAVOR
Warranted to Snit all Tastes
WANTED AGENTS,
to canvass for
PERKIN& AND ROM'S NoN - rxripervr.
K OS EN 14', LAMP,
c r .. ..Ned by more than 50 ProfessoNo our CO
Absolutely safe
—saves 38 per cent. of 011--un bad odor—Wlll not
bleak or wear out, because metalle. Our agents
Make money, because It supplies a want as uni
versal to right.
For full particulars address, -with stamp,
BEND. F. BOWEN.
3‘.1 Floor, Mechanics' Bannk,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Oct. IL, 1869.—tf
Book and Job Printing
OF ALL %INDS
Done with neatness, cheapness and dispatch at
The Sher and Sentinel °Sleet
CuPtattrO and ,cintriittors.
Wm. U, Stal6mith & Sou,
GETTYSII UR G , PA
Carpenters and Contractors,
DOORS, SHUTTERS,
BLINDS, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
CORNICE, DOOR AND wiNDoNy
BRACKETS, &C.,
Constantly on hand, and manntaetnred to order
out of the
BEST MATERIALS,
by enprienced workraeigland at
REASONABLE PRICES,
B'OrdrN pi omptly attended to
January 15, Is69—tf
GEO. C. CASHNIA.N,
GETTYRBURG, Pd.,
Carpenter and Contractor,
RESPECTFULLY Informs the public, that he
has removed to his New Shop. on Stratton street
between York and Railroad streets: and is pre
pared to take eontraets for putting up and repair
lug buildings, at as reasonable rates u any bull-
der hi Gettysburg—aA work guaraideed t 4 be of
best uallty. He hopes by strict attention tb bust-
nem o merit public patronage. Give him a Call
April 9, 1869-ti
tarmin;timpinnento, &r.
DODGE'S PATENT
REAPER AND MOWER
AND SELF RAKER.
HIS machine has met with the most ednintete
success. In every sectiuu where it
eve'
been
introduted, it has taken precedence ever those
mac Lines which have heretofore ranked as hrst
eiass It a perfect eehtrieaker Mil a superior
➢dower:
A careful examination will cortteice any one of
its superior merits over all otters. In sinwhciLY.
strength and durability. As a ben-raking keep.
er it has no equal to osokkarnigedg e,
The Dodge rake Ls attached, tone other machine
In the United ntatek exoegl_to t4ls amaine.r-
Built by the DODGE & STEv MSBON , Siauulac.
turfing Co„ Auburn, New York. .
READ THE NOTICE OF THE COMPANY TO
ult AtILNYB:
Having teen informed that certain nranulac
turers In Ohio and elsewhere are building neap.
ers, with DoLGEII nELF.JIAKE attached, we
ask you to tarnish us the names of all persons
vending or purchasing such machines, as we have
never ilcetueci any plson or pm sons to Manufac
ture said sELF-it Ait or any part therebt, and
will prosecate to the f extent of the law all per.
sons manufacturing , selling Or adnig said "SM.
rake except of our ownmanufactvre:
i A. -DODG
We have that confidence Di Mils machine s that
we are willing to let those wanting a machine test
It with any other machine they may wish, and
keep the one that gives the Must, eatligaetion.
Farmers
eimm atel wanting Droppers attgateg can b e se .
od.
For the benefit Of those wanting machines we
should refer them to a few of thole to whom we
have sold, via:
Henry_ Culp Peter llfackley,
R. Leas; at. Forney,
Jose 1). Newman, Penrose,
George F. Minter, ohn Deardorff,
Abraham Waylizight, - Ephraim Lady,
David Plank, Jonathan Witter
to. ,
hu aockersmuh, Jaime Mickley,
eter Kettoman. Daniel settle,
eery Sbzlver, John Bender,
Christian Wirer, John Ecker,
Bass Hunter, Henry King,
John Lower, Andrew Welkert, -
John N.
_joyer, J. J. Kerr,
m
Oa Hand a few Second Hand Reapers.
Also, WIRE-TOOTH HAY BAKEItS, of differ
ent make, amongst which Is the Brandt Hake, A
U
few PLOGHS of different kinds, Thresher and
Separator one of the best and cheapest ever • Sc
ed in the county. HAMBISBIJELI FANNI N
'RILL and Farm' Imilifeinedts generally,
4far Persons Wishing, to wain ire. unietikhee giu
find them at the warehouse , IL .10enra Wilms &
lynx, Gettysburg. Ya.;or at 'the teshienoe of the
subserthet, 2 taller trim iiettysbuFg on the Har
risbung road.
EXTWAS CONSTANTLY' CfNIiAND In case
of breAkage. Persons wanwill ad.
dress the subscriber, ' gan.
WJCBLE, Agent,
Nay 71,1870.-41 -
- Sew* Vtaditus,
40:WE
.MACIIINES
'TEE LATID3T . DIPROViIi AND ONNUINF.
ALAS SOW JA.
SEWING MACHINES. ;•
JACOB F. TIIO3fAS, r dgerqs
,GETTYSBURG.
At Ma midair.. on Yitt•At.' Street.
RDIOB will ixs.promptli.ailended to. Ma
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cones deilverett Wiped} of thp musty and
Instructions ten
tarnie pu Ware agalnet *Mee
who use the name of COW With
their machines on account of ot the 1
Howe Machines There are HNI.II It ma
kes they hare imbedded in tiy l / 4 tastathlecita-
Huh having the likeness of HOW Jr. on
tt4 b. M. —M
Oct 21.-4%