!rugs, *Atrium
69.
JUNE
I, .I` 4 SORTMENT OF
Family Medicines
MEDICINES,
for Medical Purposes. Pure
arnrlng Ectraa.,, Dyes and
Soaps, Perfumes and
Goods..,Auks, WM-
Fluids and Sia
Physician's . Pm
and Family recipes
t up. Physicians and coma-
ipplled at REDUCED RATE.
Horse Powder
apest for Horses, Cattle and
see Pots drys of approved makps.
I3EK'ti
eet, Gettysburg, Penn'a,
HORN ER,
resumed th;.
of Medicine.
In"( his
STORE,
urg Street, Gettysburg
healer in
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PA TE.Ai i i MEDICINES.
HIES CRESS
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Building, Baltimore Street.,
ST 0 WN
a new DRUG STORE and
e best style, I offer my stock
rugs to the citizens of Littles
t the lowest marfet mus,:con-
:Medicines, pure Liquors for
Purposes, .Ptsfent - Medi
11V(X Panders,
and Dye Stuffs, Perfumery,
limy articles. A full assort
, lonery of all kinds, Cigars,
ro-Magnetic Soap will wash
ator, cold or warm. Clothes
p are made beautifully white
tieing. This Is the best Soap
it. warranted not to Injure the
JAMES CRESS
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BOOK STORE,
"SBURG, 1.).1
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PATENT..Ny . :DICINTS,
TIONEJtY,
PERFUMERY ; '7
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tred, n.ar Diamond
auts supplied at City Wholes
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Wm. Roo White. Liberty
(Y. S.)
limited in its operations to
s. It has been IP. operatior ,
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i-, t o. , COURT DOlNoB.7—There is an unugually ' the publisher to want pay, he sends buil ) 4tatalCiis Stuctiar-Sciroor. Wo •s• :.
lt tk eintb nitintb: large number of criminal canes to lie die with "stop it." Or he taltitie!np his quart- The Novembeie IMMber of ' this john . 4
- • , posed of, including the New Oxford homi- era and leavei for parts unknirivm He does i published by J. W. M'lntyre, St. Louis,
cide case. We anrei a list of the cases not want to pity, and he don't mean to.— f beside its usual valuable contents, has very
disposed of up to the time of going to Get it if you can. full announcements of its plans and re
,, • •
press:
~ Reader, in which of the above classes &Iced terms , with alistoflessons for 1871.
COM. vs. John Shanabrook.—lndict- are yen found P As the,ptddishers tiger to send this num
.
anent for Fornication and Bastardy oo in- bee free; weledvise Suridaythoolli adopt.
formation of Cattarine JaenliY• Verdict DEaTir OF PROF. ETIRRUART. —Our I ing a series of lesson; for 'next year to
obituary notices to-day record the death
• guilty, with the usual sentence.semi for a specimen copy.
of Rev. C. J. Ehrehart, - .late Principal of .
Coin. va.Eir„-baniel L. Baker.—Adult- ' —-- •
•
cry, Forritcation and Birstanly, on infor- the Preparatory Department of Penusyl- Nr:w FIRM.—The new firm of Rebert
illation of Elvira S. Snyder. Verdict; vatiki College._ He graduated : Bushman have largely ihereased their at Pa. Cl-Col- •
guilty. Defendant's counsel filed a rno., lege in the cIaSS of 1850, and subsequently stock by carefully selected' additions of
tiou in arreat of judgment and for, a new . entered the Luthepui 3E111.417. on the i trk ' ds from the PitiMiPel t t tleit ' to which
trial. ' - 1 re-organizatioit of the Preparatory Depart- the attention of the public .is respectfully
• Corn. vs, JainZsl)uun.—Larceuy of a la- : went some years ago, lie was elected invited. Cali in; and judge foryourselves. -
' dy's c l o th j ac k e t, t a k en fr om therei4dence Principal, and continued in that position The ladies: will find a full assortment sf
of John S. Crawford, Gettysburg. Defend-' until the close of the last Collegiate year, Dress Goods, and nothing shall be want;
ant plead guilty, and was sentenced to five when he resigned, partly by reason of ing in the line of gentlemen's wear.—
1 months imprisonment in the County Jail. failing health. For some time he has suf- Prieesfh'w• - It
Com. vs. Shade Spealman.—Larceny of : ferred from an affection of the throat,
a turkey, property of John Shultz. Bill i disabling him from public speaking; but
ignored, count costs, : no special apprehensions were felt ian
-by h-
Com. vs. 7 Johnson and Mary ; self or friends until recently. About 'two
1
Johnson.—Assault and Battery ou infor- ! weeks ago he took his bed, the disease
nation Franklin Lincoln. Verdict guilty. mai; ing rapid progress : :d terminating in
i Henry Johnson sentenced.to pay a flue of ! his death on Saturday last. His remains
410, and :Mary Johnson to undergo five i were intered in•Eier-Green Cemetery, the
mouths imprisonment in County sail. i funeral being attended by the faculty and
Coin. vs. Henry Johnson and Mary students of the College and Seminary, and
Johnson.—Larceuy of tinware, the prop_ a number of citizens. .
erty of Springs Hotel Company. Bill ig- Prof. Ehrehart vra.s a gentleman of great
cored. j energy of character, the improvements
I Com. vs. Samuel Sheets.—There were jin the neighborhood of Stevens Hall and
three indictments against defendant for along the extension of Carlisle street being
larceny of property of Christian Shifferer I mainly the result of his active agency.
at various times. All the bills were ig- We understand that, i,R ISG3 lie effected
nosed, county payingeosta, being a felony. an Insurance of 83,00 bin the New Eng-
Com. vs. Dick Shmaker, Wm. Hughes, land Life Insurance Company, through
et alias.—The defendants areboys of about Wm. King, Esq., Agent. Ile had made
12 years, and were charged with rape on three payments, amounting in the aggre
information of Jennette Shefferer. Bill gate to about WA. His family will rea
ignored, county paying costs. lize $3,000.
Coin. vs. James McElwee. Surety of the
Peace, ou complaint of his wife. After
hearing, the Court dismissed the com
plaint, but ordered the defendant to pay
the costs
Friday Derilleg, Dee, 2, 1270.
Mw‘
PoucE.-trThe Town Council have op
`.*- pointed Micheal Crilly and William J.
Tate . special night Police for the borough.
==ll
LAMM Hons.-,Liout, James Hersh, of
Nevr Oxford, slaughtered t.vo hogs, one
day last week, of the Chester Whites, six_
tree months old, 'Weighing 847,1 pounds.
Gsa.—Arral),pMell4 arts being wade to
introdnee gas Jib; Clip Catholic Church in
this place, the work being inky in pro-
EZZI
ELecTED.—Wm. Taughinbaugh, Esq.,
formerly Sheriff of Adams county, was
elected a member of the Tudiana
tune, at the October election, for. Black
. ford and Jay counties.
RASPBERRIES.-Wp learn that J. ,S.
Gitt, Esq„ of Now Ozford, two weeks
ago, took from the stalks in his garden
ripe raspberries of the second gathering
equally as good and delicious as the
first.
SUDDEN DEATH.—chrititiall
shoemaker, of Cono,wago township, died
suddenly on the 18th ult. He was at
work until 11 o'clock the preceding night,
and retired in usual health. In the morn
ing his daughter he; a noiselpti his
room, entered it and found him dying.
FOUNTAIN. —Mr. John Rupp has further
improved his flue cottage residence on
South Baltimore_ Street, by putting a
fountain in the yard, with a basin about
1•? feet in diameter, the jet of water being
thrown up through a central figure. It is
his purpose to introduce fancy fish into
the basin.
SCIIOOI. RI:PC/RT.—We are indebted to
)Ir. J. H. Wort, County Superintendent,
for an advance copy of his annual report.
It was our purpose to make some extracts
this week; but on glancing over it We find
the entire document more than usually
interesting, and have concluded to give it
iu full id our next issue.
SiLEs.—Elias Mayer has sold his farm
in Butler township, 132 acres, to Henry
Speck, for s6,ooo—Mr. Mayer taking in
exelianp the property of Henry Speck in
••••::::-: Hamilton township, 7 acres, in part pay-
12121113
P. D. W. Hankey, assignee of Daniel
- Leer, sold on Monday last a farm of 100
1. - acres, in Cumberland towitship to Jacob
Smith of same township, for $1550.
INTERESTING TO LANDLORDS.—As this
'is the time siof year when landlords are
thinking of sending notices to their ten
ants, it will be well for them to - reinember
that Judge Pearson, of Harrisburg, has
recently decided that a landlord's notice
to a tenant.for possession of property is
not legal if dated on the Ist of January.
It must . be dated no later than the 31st of
December.
MAIL ROUTE.—The Post-office I)epart
iment has given to the Sonar .711.ffintain
Iron Company, (F4C. Ames Superintend
ent) the contract tor a daily mail from
Carlisle to Mountain Creek at $462.75 per
annum. The service on Route No. 2,201
from Carlisle to York Springs, (E. Johns,
contractor.) will hereafter be from Mount
ain Creek to York Springs, $lBO per an
num being deducted from the contractor's
pay, by reason of the route being short
ened 5, miles.
THANKSGI VING. —Thallksgi ling Day was
observed throughout the country to a
larger extent than usual. The City pa
pers and our exchanges generally are more
or less given up to reports of sermons,
&c., showing that the good old New Eng
land festival is rapidly becoming a nation
al institution. In Gettysburg, religous
services were held in Christ Church, Rev.
Mr. Breidenbaugh and Rev. Dr. Brown
.delivering pertinent addresses. The pul
pit was occupied by Pastors of the various
(-lurches of the town, most of them partic
ipating in the services.
CITATION IN ScuEnu . LE.-There lies re
cently a general change in the
schedules of .`.lie leading railroads. On
the Northern Central, the train which left
Harrisburg at 8:30 A. M., has been with
drawn. Passengers from Harrisburg and
beyond, desiring to reach Gettysburg at
noon must leave in the 5 A. M., train;
otherwise they can only reach Gettysburg
in the evening train. On the Gettysburg
Road, the first train will hereafter leave at
8.50 A. M., returning at 12.45 P. M. The
second train leaves at 1.45 P.
,M., return
ing at 5.30 P. M.
IMPBOVKILENT.—SoveraI yawls ago,
under an Act of Assembly, commissioners
were appointed to vacate a portion of the
State road from a point beyond Stevens
Run to its intersection with Carlisle street
whereby Carlisle was straightened and
extended. By an arrangement between
Prof. Ehrehart and the Town Council, a
further part of said State road lying be
tween Union street and Stevens Run, is
to be vacated. Prof. Ehrehart, who owns
the laud on both sides of the part to be
vacated, proposes to give the right of way
over Iris land for an extension of Water
street to Stratton, and fol. an alley from
Water to UpiQn stree.t, between his prop
erty and lots of Henry l3arbeham old
Charles gaffes,
RAILROAD FROM Yoga. TO GETTYS
BURG. —The building of a railroad from
York to Gettysburg direct is beginning to
be agitated with decided earnestness. It
is said that parties abroad will furnish a
large proportion of the means—probably
two-thirds--if the people of York and
Gettysberg sad along Ws -route will sub
scribe the balance—that ia, Gettysburg to
take $25,000 of the stock, York frutn
$50,000 to 475,000, and between the two
points about the same as the latter—the
estimated cost of the road being $450,000.
4 , project of so much impo4lano cannot
but command general attention, and it is
no doubted that the people will give it
the most prompt and liberal aid in their
' power.—York True Democrat.
LNirrAr.kmos.—The *Slows of `Kiesty
Lodge 1 4 10 ; 802, I. 0, G. T.," at York
Springs, Were installed by 'Deputy H. C.
Peters, on the evening of
. the 15th inst.,
C. T., C. A. Pasoock; W. V. T.,
Miss E. S. Smiler; W. T., A. K. Myers;
W. F. S., IL J. Myers; W. S., R. W.
Sadler; W. A. S., E. C. Johns; R. H. S.,
E. L. Wolford; L. IL S., C. J. Myers; L
G.. C. F. Myers; W. Griest; W.
0. S., C. H. Peters; D. M., Sue C. Wor
ley.
Rev. Mr. Davidson delivered a lecture
on temperance on the evening of the . Slat
inst., in Odd Fellows Hall, in the presence
of a large audience. The Good Templars
-of York Springs are live workers, and are
actively pnwohicihe agaiiikst
perance.
THE BEST firovg now in market, for
beauty, economy, and comfort, is admitted
all around to be the MORPOG GLORY.
It defies all coinotipion, jued that is the
judgment of all who have used it. It is just
the thing for Offices, Stoic*, mid Palrkes.
Chambers. Cal at C. IL Buidder's
Ware Room, opposite the Pmeasyss
Depot, and wadies for youreelvel. tt
Coin. vs. William Wills.—Larceny of
bark, the property of estate of Thaddeus
Stevens. Bill ignored, county paying costs.
Coin. vs. William - Colton.--ludictment
for murder and manslaughter, in the
ing of John Bond. This is the New Ox
ford homicide case, the particulars or
which were given in our columns when
it occurred. The Grand Jury ignored the
count for murder, and' the defendant will
be tried for manslaughter. The .case was
called on Thursday morning, and a good
deal of time spent in getting a jury.-
-Now on trial.
NEWSPAPER SIGESCRIEI4RB. —The Lon
don Newspaper Prete contains the follow
ing classilleAtion of newspaper subscribers
which is somewhat vaguely credited to
"an American paper:"
First comes the
Upri2hts.—These .are men who take
newspapers; ;•• th'em, and read them.
Obsenie the order 3e arc
done: The pay comes first—tlie .ending
next. These men consider they get the
worth of their money in the bargain. It
seems as fair and just to them That the
newspaper should be paid for asabarrel of
sugar or a new coat. They never enter
tiiu other opinion. When the year
runs out, or a little before, they are on
hand with the pay. • There is no more
difficulty with them in remembering 'ails
period, than Sunday or the first of Janua
ry. If one of them wishes to stop his pa
per, he either calls or writes a letter let
his postmaster, iu due season, like a man.
This .. P4.4-c is dear to the heaft of the edi
tor. Their image is embalmed in his
warm affections. Mai they live-a thou
sand:years, and see thoir-sons' son.; to the
fourth generation.
The second class now in mind is the
Do Wells. —This is nearly related to the
otter—so neaPthat it is hard To tell where
one begins and the other ends. These
men always pay in advance in the begin
ing, and intend to do so continually. But
memory fails a little, or some mishap in
tervenes, and the. time runs by—some
times a little—sometimes for quite a
period. But theiP recollection, though
nodding occasionally never gets sound
asleep. It pronounces the word in :due
time—" The printer is not paid;" and
forthwith their will to do well kindles into
activity. Now comes the paying up—
" Meant to do so Lenore. Don't mean to
let such things pass it. publisher
can live with such men. They halve a
warm place in their memory—only a little
back of the uprights. If such a man dies
in arrears, his wife or son remembers that
he may not have paid up for his newspa
per, and forthwith instituter inquiries.—
They remember that part of the benefit
was theirs, and, estate or no estate, see
that the printer's bills are not among fa
ther's unsettled accounts.
Next come the
Easy Doers—These men believe in news
papers. They have fully settled in their
own ;minds that a newspaper is a good
thing. They take teem, too. S. etimes
at the first they pay up for the first 'ear,
at any rate they mean to, pretty 6Goll, f
they have done so, they sit down with the
comforting conviction that.their newspa
per is now settled for; and this idea hav
ing got into their heads, refuse obstina
tely to be dislodged, but keeps its hold
from year to year; a truth. once—now -an
illusion, gray and rheumatic with years.
The editor, marking the elongated and
elongating space in the vootn* onrrent
of their dollars, begins to ask if they are
dead or have gone to California. Now he
begins to poke bills at them. They sud
denly start tic to the reality that they are
in arrears; and, like men, as they are at
the bottom, pay up. Thdy never dispute
his bills—they know books tell better
stogies than moss covered memories. If
the pubiishar has faith enough, or a long,
purse, and zau lire like a hibernating bear,
he may survive this etaaa. But if he is
mortal only, woe be to him.
The next class is that of the '
Down Hillors—Here we begin to slide
over to the other side. The picture sud
denly gets sombre : We shall dispatch
the Down HiTiers suddenli. One of these
may take a paper because wife wants cue,
or the children are zealous to read it,
or a neighbor persuades him. When' it .
begins to come, be dismisses all thoughti
about it further. If the editor sends a,
man Alirectly to him at the end of tm Or
three years, he may get some pay for bis
paper, but with growls and surly looks.--
He never pays any debt ifbe can get rid
of it, and a newspaper Wit of all. Still,
he hates lawsuits, and constables, and all
that. A dun has the eine offect on him
that a bullet has on a hippopotamus—
glancing from his hide, or sinking into the
blubber harmless. fie is always sliding
down hill, and soon meiges into another
class, that of
The Nix Own Romee-Atin matter bow
this man began hie sulmoription, he.never
pays for it—not he. "Re don't like that
sort of paper. It don't give no MM. Re
never did like It. Re didn't went it in
the first pli* and toad the poatei,mt
ter so. Ha - seat back coo xemi - thaa
year ago--besides, he neverbern to taake
it till a long time after it sank and he
hadn't only We or three of Win, at *BY
rate, and thozerhe hadn't read." Wipe
him off.
Here comes the ' •
Beapcfpwcs--it is enough to say of .<
OM he never faihi.to have a < • <
two or throe of then?. WAep he thWil
*Wry
hare. mw 040 long owitairli for.
WednesAy last Wil
liam Wills was shot amid instantly killed
by 31artiu Carbaugh. Both reside in the
mountain, Franklin township, a short dis
tance south of Newman's old tavern stand.
It is represented that the parties have not
been on good terms, and that Wills called
at-Carbaugh's on Wednesday, for a saw
which the latter was repairing for the for
mer, when they got into an altercation,
during which Carbaugh seized a gun or
pistol, and shot Wills iu the breast, re
'suiting iu his instant death. A warrant
has been issued for the arrest of earbangh.
CAPT. Nounni—Has the largest and
best stock of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes and Furnishing Goods in town, and
is selling them very cheap.- Give him a
call. dec.2-tf
IarSUPFEES from coughs, colds, bron
chitis, croup, influenza or whooping cough,
will find relief iu Dr. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, which has now been in use
for nearly a century, and still maintains
its long established reputatipn as the great
remedy for all diseases of tht throat, lungs
and chest. 1 t
YOUNG MEN desiring a practical busi
ness training.mill find Duff's Mercantile
College the oldest, themost reliable, and
permanent institution of the kind in the
United States. Circulars can be had by
addressing the principals—P. Duff it
Sons, Pittsburg, Penn'a. Dec.2-2t
DELI . AIIIIENT SUBARIBERS.
The printed addresses which appear
upon the margin of every issue of our
paper, afford a good opportunity to de
linquents to ascertain .how , their sub
scription accounts stand with the office.
For instance, if the address reads:
"John Jones, IlnovV," it means that
the said John Jones owes on his paper'
fns• two years, up to Novetnlxtr 11, 1870.
We hope, therefore, that these gentle
marginal reminders will serTe to secure
the payment of backstandiiig subscrip
tions, and, furthermore, that . the remit-
tames will be promptly - made
We renew the offet to receive'" $2 per
annum on all back subscriptions that
may be paid between this date and the
Itit of January, 1871. Those who desire
tbiSave al cents a year, will find it to
their own interest promptly to • avail
themselves of this offer.
,If:tetv dI tlt *nets.
4arnlas et, Proctoce nark SI Lo
Baltimore, Thursday .MOritiv.
SUPER FLOUR 5 00 IP @ 5 25
EXTRA FLOUR 575 @ 600
WREAT 1 33 1 50
RED WHEAT •1 17 ofg 140
70 FP 30 '
T 60 er
E 7 9 ., • 51 @53
TISICYTHY - DEED,. 475 @ 500
•
CLOVER-SEED,., 675 @ 7CO
FLAY-SEED, 2 11) @ 275
BAcos, SHOULDERS, 15% 43 15y4
" SIDES 16% el 17%
11.4u4 19 . 42 20
LARD, 1334 14
44 et Ey situ Grlbiza dt Prop's' sots Market.
Getiyabilry, Friday Morning.
SUP FLOUR 000 0 000
EXTRA LOUR, 000 4 575
WHITE "HEAT. 000 43 000 •
BAD WHE T, - 110 er 125
CORE, 00 (4 75
EYE, 00 @ 75
OATS, to 9 40
BUCKWHEAT, 00 0 00
TPROTHT-SEED, • 0 00 - 4 00,
CLOVER-SEED, 000 @ 660
POTATOES..", 80 @ 100
BUTTER, • 00 9 35
LARD 00'.. 0 15
EGGS, 03 22 25
BACON, SHOULDERS, 00 @ 13 I
Stow., 00 @ 13
AO. 00 @ 20
Poke, 00 ' @ 6
TALLOW, - C 10
STOCKS AND RONDO.
Cloei■r Prices of' De Raven at Bro.,
40 Beath Sr; lit., Philadelphia.
a
3 o'clock, P. U, Nov. 23d, 11370.
U. S. 61 of '81:
.ed,
• <.•....y• .. • . t.113 1 / 4 11314
106% 107
1061 107
•'• •• • X 9 14 IOpK
10956 109%
.1061 l oft
!ipo i : 111
aim
Jots— 107
" " '65 new,
'67,
.. 681
" s'o. 1040'8, „*. ,
U.. 8. 80 'fear 6 per cent. Cy,,.
'Gold
Silver,
Union Patine R. R. Sat M. Benda, 746 806
Central Pacille R. 8.., - 985 815
'Croton rocln 9 rand grant 80nd5,.....700 710
Bmcsrr—Hur.a..—On the 17th ult„, by the Rev.
E. Breldenbaugh. Mr. McCurdy .7. Rennet to Mho
Jeutima Hall, both of Fairfield.
mtaux--On the 3d ult,, by
the v. Hr. Hauer, Mr. George Chroulater to
Mks coma E. Heplerman.
RioßOLTz—ligolailt .—Gu the 19th ult., by the
Rev. J. E. Honeycutt, Mr. R. M, FoluSgz to Ails
Lucy Moakley , both of Tyrone towpabi; tbp
county.
GuLDAN—Hrosa.--Ou the 15th ult.,
_"l.o', the Bei.
A.,Shorb i Mr. Prix - ma Gulden to MI N Virginia
Rider, both of this county.
Oil. girr—Waavin.—W the 224 ult i n Chain
bersbung, by the Rey. L. A.. Getwald,. Martin
G. Gilbert to Mks Mary C., daughter o f t 'Nicholas
carer, all of this place.
rgrami—ltwarra—On the 20th ult., by •the
Rev. F. R. Jonea, Mr. John M. Peteca_ltd Miss
De lish Swartz, both pt Mgealkyn townabllk.
•
DIED.
Obituary notices 5 cents a tine for all over leg
isms—cash to accompany the notice.
Eaaanait—la tills yid on
I'diiat=
a '684144 ,
Coal l ,
lA*
lbsitreb Wnunt 'Srtrnei ta
iV,S years.
Wedne xt i ... ,1 12
JigaV.Aliw, and !Ilea mptl e i
*LT& (Funeral, plssiy. 2 1.
iiaoUHKeit—On the Wide V. P. lit.
Br, of Bend townsidp, aged go
s , I
le the 18th of October last, in
Blifillaill lat. Ifi Andre!! Ifeluivit, in
VI tbe i rth %ilk,' this id.t m eant.
only Mid of Wiliam ~ Be.
kleal r, aged 2 Yests4raoatha Rad 13 dam
elv Advertiotmtuto.
AGRICULTURAL HALL,
S_l 7' URDA 1" 1'; VE ING,,,DEC. 3
DICKSON it ZUCIIKICS
Novelty Silver Show
CARNIVAL O'FFIT,
THE PA ACE SHOW OF AMERICA.
Hundreds of Presents given away nightly,
}'LOUR COAL, AM) SIIXER WARE
.I,linisslun 25 (:cuts.
Doom open at '7 o'clock, performance at 8 o'clock
rI`OWN PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE-
The undcrsigped will offer at Public Sale. on
Piaturdalh 17th f Decembei 4 ncrt, of lo' clock.
P. 31, his HOUSE AND LOT on Chambersiturg
street, Getryshurg, adjoining lots of Thomas
King and Wm E. Culp, improved with a BUICK
HOUSE, TVISTORIES AND AN ATTIC, with
Basement an Hydrant therein. The lot runs
hack - to a public alley. All ill good repair. The
!louse contains eight comfortable rooms in good
repair.
Persons wishing 4/ view the property will call
on the undersigned residingp, thereon.
Ike- Attendance will be given and terms made
known on day of hale by
. I/cc. 2..-to JOHN G. FREY.
HPIIANS'j COURT SALE
OF REAL ESTAT}j
By \ irtue of au Order of the Orphans' Court iff
Adams county, the undersigned„l duilidstrators
of 11w Estate of DANIVI. Gui.DEN, deceased, will
offer at Public. Sale, on the prei111244..,5, ill Straban
township. Adams county, an &zinnia'', the '24th
day of December, 1870, ( 1 o'clock, P. _V., the
MANSION FARM of said Daniel Gulden, de
ceased, containing 126 1-2 ACRES OF LAND,
about 85 Acres are in good Timber and the bal
ance in a high state of cultivation, having been
all limed three times. The Railroad Station is on
one side of the farm, making the Hine easy of
acce , kt. The York and Gettysburg Turnpike runs
through the farm. The buildings are a two-story
BRICK HOUSE, with a Basement Kitchen, and
a large Wash House and Spring House, near the
dwelling. with a spring of excellent water.alarge
frame Rank Barn, Wagon Shed, and other out.
The Farin is well watered, and tlk location fi ,
in every revect a convenient and desirable one. '
Wasp. at the same time aitilNace will be o ff ered
for nil" a TRACT OF ABM - 7T 3 ACMES of ex
celktnt CHESTNUT TIMBER LAND, situate In
Mktallen township, Mains county,- bout [lto
Miles north of Bendersville , on the State road
leading Irma Gettysburg to Ne wvine. •
Sfe - Attendanee will be given and terms made
kndwn on day of sale by
CP.ORGE P. GULDEN,
DAVID WILLS,
Actmlnlstrators.
bVBLIC SALE OF vALL - ABLi.
rEßsosAi. AND REAL PROPERTY.
The undersigned, Administrator with the \VIII
annexed of the Estate of JACOB BIESECKIM, de
ceased, will sell at Public Sale, on Friday, the
M December, commencing at 9 o'clock, A.
M., precisely, at the late residence , of said deceas
ed, near McKnlghtstown (New Salem) and close
to the Gettysburg and Chambersburg Trunpike,
Franklin townthlp, .dams county. Pa., the
fol
lowingg property, viz:
3 HEAD OF WORK HORSES, 7 COWS, all
young and fine milkers, 2 extra HEIFEILS,
BULL, 1 fat HOG, 1 splendid BROOD SOW, 17
HIVES OF BEM well stored with honey, and a
lot of empty Bee Boxes, 1 extra new three-horse
broad-tread Wagon, 1 good three-horse narrow
trewl Wagon, I new Bough Hay Ladders, 1 pair
of other Hay Ladders. I coral/if:A Mower and
Realer in good order, I Grain Drill in good order.
1 wire-tooth Horse !take, new Wheelbarrow,
large Grindstone, Plows of all kinds, Harrows
and Shovel Harrow, doable and single Trees,
Spreaders, 2 Log Chains, Cow and other Challis,
Forks, Rakes, Grain and other Shovel:4_, Grain
and Cloverseed Cradles and Scythes, new Ladder,
Crowbar, Mattocks, Post and other Augers, Maul
and Wedges, Saws, larawltrg Knife, &c. also all
kinds of Horse (tears, Wagon and other Saddles,
Bridles, Halters, 3 good leather Flvnets, Halms,
Collars, &C., 1 standing Screen and Sieves, Half
bushel and other measures, lot of Posts and
Shingles. GRAIN IN THE GROUSIt. Lot of
Prime Old and New Wheat by the bushel_ Sev
eral hundred bushels of Corn: several hundred
bushels.of Old and New Oats, Cloverseed by the
bushel, Flaxseed, large lot of good Hay by the
ton, Corn-fodder, Rye-straw by the bundle. 1
WEAVER LOOMS. and also tExtinvs for wearing
Cotcrlets all complete. together with HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, comma.
big Of Feather Beds, Bolsters, lot of l'impeting by
the yard Bedsteads, Cupboards. Caw of Draw
ers, Desk, Chests, Tables. excellent large clock,
Spinning Wheels, 2 Ten plate stoves and, pipe,
large Copper and Brass kettles and Puts, Lard
Cans and Lard, good Sa usage Grind e rali i Staffer,
Apple butter .by the Crock. barrels of Vinegar,
empty Earrels. IL.-ikets ';old Buckets. Meat
Benches, Gold Watch and many other articles
too numerous to li:cation.
Also, at the saw time and place, by virtue of a
Decree of the Orphans' Court of Adams county
will be offered the HOME FARM on which sal
deceased resided, containing 1114 ACHES 0
LAND. more or leas, In line cultivation and very
favorably located. The Improvements are a
two-story Log Weatherboarded HOUbE with a
wing attached, and a one and a half story Log
Weaver Shop, Bank Barn with Sheds, Corn-crib,
and all other outbuildings, a well of good water
near the door, also a spring close by. running
w*4;r GP UK. place, also Fruit Trees.
case th.a dasirable property is not sold on
theday , ef sale, it Will be off,riAl for 119 4 0 frm).
diately on the same day.
gra - A-ttetulance will be given and terns nitwie
known on the day of sale by
J. it{ HICKLY,
JACOB MICKLY, AucUouevr.
Dec. 2, I+37o.—ts
T was cured of Deafness and Catarrh by a All.
p remedy antyaill send the receipt free. Mrs.
M. C. LEIDift.T Limy City, N. J. Dec. 2.-4 w
A GENTS IVaniod for 419 , 4 liew,mit:
BooIe"MACH ED lIEROseasANIIM'ArrYB6. '
Written In the Author's happiest style, and sot'.
Pausing . hts formes works, which have been sold
by the 00,000. WitlfOriginal Stool EngravlngS
front designs by our Artists who has spent three
years In Bible Lands. The Clergy and the Press
are loud in itspraise. Agents are making money
rapidly, E. B. THAT & Co.. Pub's 654 Broadway,
New York. Dec.
3LONEY QUICKLY MADE
by mtive men mid itornep getting subscriptions
for the great religious and literary waekly I
Christian Union. edited by HENRY WA.B.D
BEECHER. Daring in Rs corps of Contributors
the ablest talent of the land. A charming serial
story by the world-famous authoresss of "Uncle
Tom's Cabin," just begun. Every subscriber for
1871 receives the paper tor sight weeks, and the.
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worth ire*, Tins perfarid uneq ualled combi
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Free, address A, 11. HI,IBBARD, 400 Chestnut
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r
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THROUGH
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g u n ju r ada. reonedyforallitronetdatl rultlest
Dryness d of the Throat or hid Pipe and ill Ctit
fantod iseases. - 4 •
The wonderful modern =of **Arbon('
to •" • e =
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m beli t tes they re
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50 cts. that retail easily for 410. It. L. It'ou.vrr, W"'hi I ' GalNAhurg, • Peen . 41 .
151 Chatham Sq., N. `, Dec. 2.-fa .
firni .:gue l l having entered into partner
ship. the firm of Weaver &
taken t a known Livery Stables of N. Weav
er, and rep .pared to supply the public with all
styles tol d`l of conveyances that Can can not
he
1:i t -CIaAS livery. Their stock cannot
he bl•a! .t establishment in the town.
lie, - 'shine to visit the Battlefield, will
lind atTonunodatlons at this livery,
without additional eharce for Guides.
How Women can make Money
and other beg lloolis to the market.
.N" Eli & MARTIN, me Chennut tit., Phila. 4w
r" • 1. '" •. 1 ••); I
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:Mows how to double the profits of the FARM;
and how• farmers and their sons can eaeli make
In Winter. 10,000 Copies will be mailed free to
Farmer& Send nam4 r and aildreni to ZIEGLER
DleCillillY, Philadelphia, Pa. Dec.
A WATCH FREE for everybody and 4,30 laa' day
41. sure. Business light and Honorable. No
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roe Kennedy, Pittsburg, Pa. Nov.
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED .
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In the Country, to canvass for Subscribers to the
WESTERN WORLD,
A Magnificent *5 PrenduM Steel Engral My is
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can be easily made In an evening. • A liberal east,
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WOMEN OF NEW l'(/'
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OH SOCIAL LIPS IN TILE WIZAT CITY.
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t 0
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ANTED—AGENTS, (11(1D ne_Lday) to sell the
• V celebrated HOME siIt:TILE:SEWING MA
CHINE. Has. the underfeed, makes the "lock
- stitch" (alike op both sides, ) and is fully licensed.
The best and cheapest tamtly Sewing Machine In
the market. Address, JOHNSON CLARK 6: CO..
Boston, Mass., Pittsburgh, Pa-, Chicago, 111., or
St. Louis, Mo. Sept.
_ _
FORTUNES (
Rare
c ) .,z e a r n eg . to se l i l i r s men i . „
mond K. Co., Wilmington, Del. Sept. 9, 1870.mn
Sizly-fire Ara Prize Medals Awarded
Baltimore flan toofactory,
WILLIAM KNABE & Co
Manufacturers of
GRAND, SQUARE AN!) vrItIGHT
PIANO
BALTIMORE„
These Instruments have been before the public
for nearly Thirty years, and upon their eleeellellOe
alone attained an unpurchased pre-eminence,
which pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
e,inthinen great power, sweetDeSB and line signing
quality, as well as great purity of intonation, and
sweetum throughout the entire Neale. Their
is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from the
stiffness found In so many flans.
IN WORKILANSHIp
they are unequalled, using none but the very. best
SEASONED MATERIAL, the large capital employed
in our business enabling us to keep conttnuallran
Immense stock of lumber, the, on hand.
4/i/rAll our Sqcsuz PIANOS have our New Im
mat Oyerstruug Seale and the Afattarrn
8.
.41BrWe would call special attention to our late
improvements in GRAND PIANO'Sand SQUARE
GILANDB; Patented Aug. 14. 1666, which bring
tile Phuio nearer perfection than has yet beep at-
Every Piano fully Warranted for 6 Years.
W e have made arrangements for the Bite
TVlolesale Agency for the most Celebrated PAR
LOR ORGANS and MELODEoNS, which we of
fer Wholesale and Retail, at Lowest Factory
Prices. WILLIAM KNABE64 CO.,
Sept. A 1870.--43 m Baltimore, Aftl.
i;111.,,S OF
Standard and official biography of every mistress
of the President's Mansion from Washington to
Grant. Superbly illustrated on steel. For circu
lars and terms, address, U. S. l'unusunvo Co.,
New York. • Nov. IS.--iw
riluE 4
wi.4.13112 CLilitp will coitilio colored
I Mix. or beard to a:permanent tibia cd* brown.
It conflicts no poison, Ally one can't* it. Qne
sent by mall torn Address MAGIC COMB CO.,
Springfield, Mass, (Sept. 1870.-3ni
A GENTS WANTED—(?".'S .A MONTH-by the
• 1 AMERICAN KNITTING MAKILINE
Boston, maas., - or gt. Louts, Mo. Sept.23-3m
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE IT
1)1?, GULLY 4 . :fiTZ.,
EXTRACT OF' JUNIPER
As a delicious took healthful, and' curativefor
all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Loss of
Appetite, 14imps's, Nervous Debility, dm, It is
o Females it is especially recom
mended for all irregalaritiez; 'o' , Mc manses, and
disorders peculiar to their sitteln. As It a li t fire
used with perfect safety. In malarious districts
It is a great preventive of Fever and Ague.
Mous leArmaigg, Wholesale Agent,
40 Barclay St., New York. Sept. 211,-3m
OVERLAND
LANTERN COMPANY,
Offiee, 40 Barekty St., AV. Y.
fiJp dirlra.)
Offer to the public a Lantern oomblniug safety
and econotny with' elegance and usefulness.
cannot explode: It gives a good fight, and con-
Mlinte lesson than any other ; It it not disturbed
by the idabeat wind, and a glass is broken it is
easily replaced by means of the screw. They ar e
univ Sept. ersal4 liked where they have been Melt,
23, 1870.--3 n!
1 - )R. UWE. tlio rtatatieVllll6, Qyr har bsti.
-1-1 Lute, Arch St. rokllWt," W. 4ta
St, Clainanati 0., an d Dr. Greene , at lolls,
N. C., are making astonishing cum fag all
Cancels, Tumors, Ulcers,
by theingreat Gagger Antidotes without the knife
(firmedicine, and with but little psta.—
rPoi gni ' Mire 4 killied mu; ronNyv, 4
in tine sad gannet return. VeZatar-bOt
&us t o
th ' ill eat
Waling our adireggege tA bc ri oakave-•
these treatments. Node other should ever be
isnot. 1, For partienbun, send for circalo. can, or
sparest as above. ISePt. 244/824.—Sin
.runxrrvilg,
Joiseph Walton & Co.,
Catbinnt-innitere,
No. 413 WalnUt Nateetpilia.
nttlt entabllehment is one ot the West in A
s„, 0 from I. 4gswlrt ,
4thrnittite 101110 Ott
' Desk Work and OlikleYttriliture fitr
Monk&
and Stores: made to order.
Jos. Warmore. J. W. 'r n 001 7.. J. aeon
Feb. 111370—1 y
STAGE OFFICE,
=I
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t a lic ia t i l mers iblier.koißt
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illosiftrOiNar Bean raw Kw
Sid frola i millpoi Viii
0411 1 4,04 11, SfaPt. 9, =
NIT gitvflusergots,
100,000 AGENTS WANTED FUR
1/10 PER MONTH
8
GETTING UP CLUE.S.
ME]
THE GREAT
FORTES,
TOUCH
AGENTS W_ NTEA FOR
WHITE HOUSE."
rATENT
!ew Abaftolololo.
WEAVE .C().
•
CARR:AGE MAKING
iso carried on in al; its branches at
V V their Shoos opposite the Livery, all styles of
B lES, JAGGER TVA ONS,
CARRIAGES, &e.,
built of the let material and by skl7.lul work
men, on shoat notice.
1:11:PA 1 I NC;-
ti,ruili l dly attended 111 81141 satisfat , El4,ll gilliran
teed.
Nov. 14.-4%
GIVE 1 A CALL.
LEVI WEAVER
W. D. HOLTZWORTII
%V. T. ZIEGLER
-1N7”.-If
Young, iSmyth, Fiild N. Co.,
ti •N. and JIWN•rs nl
HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
WHITE GOODS, LINENS, EMBROIVP'ES
No. 429 Market Hi., d. 418 0; , ),,,,it rre St.,
PHILADELPHIA
[JAMES.J. AIETCALI'E—of York Springs, Pa.)
s-pt.
REMOVED
JuSEPII JACOB s,
MERi HANT TAILOR,
11A, I:E.MOVEII
-Vert Jaor to J. W. Cr 'tare, aft Ulla la..
rg rv.ar ae Situate"
A large assortment of
Cloths, Curnimers, Vesting., Trim
mbar' dtc.,
offered :a the smallest protfts.
tioull, bought at the Store cut Jree QJ chame.
Goods 'mule up with dispatch. as well when
bought at other 5t0.1,4 as at his own. Latest N.
V. kashions reed, vd. anti tailoring dune in the
most approved eta le. cutting done. as usual.
The public patrol., soli. ae.l, anti no effort
spared to plea,e.
April 2i, 170-.. ti JOS. JACOBk
W ANTED AGENTS,
to canvass for
TERRINE , AND ROCHE'S NON•ES72OE,ICE
( I , : I)
r011.,1111 , 1 ti tr. 11,11. [kill 7 01 l'rofrtNors 111 our Col
Absolutely Safe
—caret 39 per cent. of oil—no bad odor—Will not
brmk or wea.r out, because metalle... Our agents
make money, because it supplies a Want as uni
versal .is right.
For Mil particulars address, with stamp.
BENJ. F. BOWES,
2d Moor. Mechanics' Bannk,
Harrisburg, Fa.
oct.
lAA'fiQMPoUND
L=
PUT.II.II) BORE' THROAT, LVFLUENZA,
or any other Inflammatory or Inward disease of
the Throat It not of too tong standing. Also,
SeARLET FEVER. This medicine has been
tried In
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
In different parts of the country and has never
been known to fall if taken In time and accord
ing to directions. It is warranted to cure. Give
it a trial and It will spmk for itself. Every bailie
hold should provide Themselves with a bok of this
and keep It on hands. The curesthat it
has effected are truly marvelous
Sir Premed and soldby MIA= Touter & CO.,
Gettysburg, Pa., or bvheir authorized agents—
For sale at nearly all the Stores Ip Adam county.
ISRAEL YOUNT & CO.
May 29, 1867.—tf
1870. MILLINERY..IB7O
Miss MoCItEARY
wILI. open on Saturday, Nov. sth, a large and
elegant assortment of winter
BONNETS & HATS,
at prices ranzlng from 75 cents to 510.00. Also,
Bonnet atd Rat Frames, SlllO, Velvet, Feathers,
French Flowers, Fringe, Crape, Lace, Ribbon;
Blond Grenadine. Barage, Jets, &c. Also a new
variety of
Toilet and Fancy Goods.
She invites the attention of ladies to her a i3On
ment %Nell mill be Auld 41 the to%sest
OeL
TILE: CICL - .ILBER WOOD
P
One d ozen r c ”.tr,n.q trio! EA is is toy
..444stkrucittita p. .athertca for
W .V 0 S NDs CISTERNS.
1. It is Simple. 2. It is Reliable. 3. It Is Durable.
4.1 t Works very Easily. 5. it throws Water
liapidly. 6. It Is all Wood. 7. The Wood
is Ta.steless. 8. It does not Crack in
the Bun. 9. It is not liable to get
• out of order. 10. Should any
repairs be necessary in time,
they can easily be made by
any person. 11. It will
•
not freeze. 12. It fl
vheaper than
of her reliable
Pump manu-'
facturod,
Balding's Double Acting Ulan Cylinder
FORCE PUMP,
With glass cylinder, and hence no.rust and little
pr no fr i ction—cannot insezo- admirably
adapted of Serinkling Gardens, IN'a -and.,
shing Win
dows, Extinguishing Fires, Kiev/ding Water, &0.,
—believed to be without an equal for durability,
economy androonvenienee.
Having purchased the exclusive right for Ad
ams county, persons requiring Pumps for wells
or cisterns, can have them furnished - ail complete
and ready for use byy sending the depth of the
well or cistern. Satlszaetton guaranteed In all
eases or no payment required.
Order.; by Dv or otberwiso aliceedd
JOBEPIT
SicKnightetown, Adams county,
Oct. 21, 1870.—1 y
Notice to the Public
111 ,1 0 , ,,,,,,ndeThi ci dis wn t r o n Be ning a u L r ra ea l in St e eite r s .
merpinee l z i rionday, Wednesday and Friday, at
7 o'clock, A. M., maim by Lel rs7trmyro'
boro', Mov t teroki and Crermont &grin t ruarain
Dale alul impagg g atnalf
paM four o'r. oe and returning from rgyabru4
Tneaday, to
and Saturday arriving
Wain make couneetiqp_with the 5 - 0
ete l traln for Baltimore. &MBA WARM'.
May 21.-1 f
U ,S L I S
-
PIM GREAT AMERICAN HIEJALTg
RISEITORRB, miles the blood and
aims Sambas . BYIM I / 1 ffidn
Rhetutatbm, Diseases Wmela,=l
UMW° Affections of the Blood, Liver and
Kidneys. Recommended by the Medical
' Faculty and many thousands of our pep
cittzma,
*an the testimony of Physicians and pa
Bests who hire used itosadalls t send for
our Bosadalls Guide to Health Book, or Al
manac for Ittrr, which we publish for
gratultious inibutien it will mo o y ou
much valu able in: n.
Dr: B. V. Carr, of Baltimore, says:
.
•
I take Measure In re co tc er
A - r38D40 ag a si o loryg
Ye seen it In o cases -milit
i a
reeelow In a of aeooralary
in wawa me pronouneea
cured alter mm lhre bottles
of your. The other Is a ease
of BMWs o long Amass, width is
= play wpm, under Its use, and the ln
dleaUont are th pat . le . n will noon re:
grl Is° Wiiin r a=
if all ea. OOPI
edlepfa Pmanfi illioragre-
, . in,
Dr. Sparks, et ISetkokuirma gars he
bas used IteWalls in =sea
—as at""darY a eleauer Bl"lls o the irt idedi uoresilabetter
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ming bemr. M ou Co
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will Rad they are espee ..
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COD LIVER crtr, tor OeustizaptbnaedSotuttila
U Ito other. _
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yum'and *Wowed la fax weeks try a • Asa-
relaWN aad will Bead the rece Cata ipt.
tree. to an alliActed. T. J. Muir Ina XV
SyTactlae, N. Y.
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Morise,.beoo Min Mediums, Divi
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MIME
Best Inducements
Tilt: tiItEAT I.I.I.I:erILATED
FOI: TOWN AND COUNTRY
WIN TER
PPIIKII4e k tiorarS PATENT
Great trunk line from the North and Northwest
for Philadelphia, New York
, Reading, Pottsville,
TaMaqua. Ashland, Shainasin, Lebanon, -
town, Easton, Ephrata. Lida, Lancaster, Colum
bia,
&c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as ful
'dies: At 3.10, 8.10, 10,50 a. no, and 250 p.
connecting with similar Trains on Pennsyl
, plata Railroad, and arriving at New York at 10.10
Steeping ( f an s 50 a c and
a m lO
:my pt.
hello spdeti vae.ym
.,
Train without change.
Returning: leave New York at 9.00 a no, 1200
noon awl aOO p. in., Philadelphia at 5.15 a. in.,
and 3.30 p. no Sleeping Cars accompany the 5.00
p. no train from New York without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville. Tam.
qua, Mineraville, Ashland, Shamokin, Allen
awn and Philadelphia at 8.10 a. a n dad 2.50
„ti 4.00 tn., stopping at Lebanon prbscl.
VII way Stations; 4.05 p. M., train connecting for
Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia only. For
Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via
tichuyikill and Susquehanna Rail Road, leave
Harrisburg at :3.40 p. tu.
,
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Read
ing for Allentown, Easton and New Yurk at 5.00
10.30, 12.45 noon and 4.45 p.m. Returning, leave
New York at 9ou a. in., 1200 noon and 5.00 P. in.,
and Allenttm a at 7.20 a. no, 12.25 noon, 2.5,, 4.31
and 8.4.5 p. no
Way P o.
Train leaves Philadelphia at
a. no. connecting with similar train oa East
Peun'a Railroad, returning front Reading at 6.a)
p. no, stopping at all Stations.
Leave Pottmille at 0.00 a. no. and 3.10
p.m.,Herndon at 10.15 a. no, Shamokin at 5.40
and L2O a. no, Ashland at 7.05 a. m., and 1250
noon, Mahattoy City at 7.51 a. m., and 1.35 p. in.,
Tamaqua at 833 a. no, and 2.40 p. in., for Phila
delphia, New York, Reading, Harrisburg, &c.
Leave Pottsville, yla Schuylkill anti Susque
hanna Railroad at 8.15 a. uo, for Harrisburg. and
12dk, noon, Ace Grove ad Tremont.
Reading mmodation n Train leaves Potts
ville at 5.01 a. no, passes Reading at 711) a. in.,
arriving at Philadelphia at 10.20 a. no Return
ing, leaves Philadelphia at 4.45 p. no, passes
Reading at 7.1. - t p. n. , arriving at Pottsville at
9.10 to no
Pottstown A ~,o ninin.latkat Train, leaves Potts
town at 7.“: no, returning, leaves Philadelphia
at 1.00 p. no
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7.20
a. in., and a.121F. tn. for Ephrata, I.lllz, Lancas
ter. Columbia,
Perkiomen Railroad Trains leave Perktomen
Junction at 7.40, 9.05 a. no, :Jutland 5.30 p. In.: re
turning, leave schweuks% We at 7.91, 5.51 a. to..
12.50 noomand 4.30 p. tn.. connecting with similar
trains on Reading itaiireaa.
Colettroikdale Railroad Traias leave Pottstown
at aao m., and 6.31 p. in., returning leave
Mount Pleasant at 7.00 and 11.25 a. no connect
ing with similar trains on Reading Railroad.
Chester Valley Railroad Trains leave Bridge
port at 5.30 a. in.. 2.05 and 5,02 p. ridurning,
le3r e at a. no. 12.15 noon and
5.15 p. no connecting wlthsimilar trains on Itead
ing Railroad.
On Sundays: leave New York at .5.10 p. 11/..
Philadelphia at 8.20 a. 111. and :).15 p.
leave Trai n running only to Reading.)
Pottsville at B.o> a. at., Harrisburg at ale
a. m., and 4.1.6 p. tn. ; leave Allentown at 8.15 p.
tn. ; leitve Reading at 7.15 a. no, and 10.05 p.
for Harrisburg, at 5.1 r) a. 111. for New York, and at
9.40 a. in. and 4.25 . for Philadelphia.
Coniniulation, Mi l eage. Season, school :ind Ex
cursion Tickets, to anti front all points, at reduced
hates.
- checked thrtyligh ; 1O poumli allowed
each Passenger.
G. A. NICOI.I.S,
General Superintendent
Reading, 1'.1.. Dee. 2, WU.
Ittarbla ijardo.
W. N. MILLER'S
MARBLE WORKS,
of Baltimore and East fiddle sts.,
GETTYSBURG, PA
Ev,ry lit,4liption of Work executed in
the finest style of the Art
(I . P.
AV w )17011T AND WIRE
RAILINGS,
FEENISFIED •IIORTEST NOTICE
June. 17.
GETTYSBURG
MARBLE WORKS.
MEALS & BROTHER,
East York St r,o t, vpeond S , ,,tfere, Getlysforrfr,PQ.
When• tly..y arr prepared to firrni ~,,, all laud, of
I.rk In their a,
31ontnnents, Head-Stones,
TOMBS, 3I_LNTLES, &c..
atthe shortc,t uotly..--heal, as the cheapcs
a call. Protlll,e taken in caeltange
May 27.-1419, tl
..frtillth'eT,S, &c.
A PERFECT FERTILIZER FOR ALL i 1 OP
13 0 WERS'
COMPLETE 11.A.NLIRE,
MADE FROM
SUPER-1110SPITATE OF LIME,
AMMONIA & POTASH.
Warranted free from adulteration, and
quality to any sold during the last Cour years.
This manure contains all the elements of plant
food 4; a Aolublo form.- Also, food giving
• iitAting fertility to the soil.
AN UNDENIABLE FACT,
Experience in the use of - BOWER'S COM
PLETE MAN I. RE," by tlto hest farmers of Penn
sylvania, Now Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and
the Cotton States, running through a period of
four years' has resulted in parsing it to be
The best Fetilizer offered for sale
HENRY BOWER, Manufacturing Cbemist,
(;ray's Ferry Read, Plaladelida.
DIXON, SHARPLESS tic CO.,
.10 South Delaware Avenue, Phila.
WM. REYNOLDS, 103 South Street, Baltimdre.
And For Sale by all leading dealers,
- Aug. a'
4Cal And geroonal ;salcs.
puBLIC S A L E
lty Virtue of an Order P l eas President Judge
of the Court of Commonof Adams county,
the undersiged, Sequestrator of the Gettysburg
Railroad, will expose to sale by public outcry, at
the Freight Depot of the Gettysburg Railroad, In
Gettysburg, on Saturday, the 17th day of pecedt
ber near, (A. D. 1870,) at 1 o'clock, P. M. a quan
tity of COKE, supposed to be about B tons.—
Also, THREE BOXES. contents unknown.
Also, in accordance with the provisions of the
Act of Assembly in such cases made and provi
ded, will be exposed to public sale, at the same
time and place, to defray the costs and expenses
of transportation, the following property, viz:
8 hogsheads and 1 tierce of Glass Bottles, con.
signed to the Gettysburg Spring Company.
l hogsheads, I tierce and 4 boxes of Glass Bot
tles, consigned to R. G. McCreary.
28 casks and 2 boxes of Glass Bottles, consigned
to E. Harmon.
1 box consigned to J. M. Huber.
1 piece of Iron Casting, autsigneti to John
Rupp.
1 patent Hay Furls, coneigned to William Ul
rich.lt. McCURDY,
Nov. 25.-11 Segt'r.
WESTERN
PIKE- 11 -LAND&
I HAVE ON HAND A FEW
TRACTS
OF NO. 1,
second hand, pre-emption Lands located near
Banroll4s, County Towns, &c., In well settled
neighborhoods, whleh 1 will sell or exchange at a
fair price for ;teal Estate In Adams county, Pa.
Feb. 5, ls63.—tt GEO. ARNOLD.
Valuable Town Property
FOR SALE.
Thf raw two,story .
BRICK DWELLING
With brick BachtmLUlft-7Rooms—withtlespipes
the entire ding—frfttlng 00 lees on
Tr , street, morttrot Stevens The b
in is OCR, and complete{( In best stt usU. le. It w ullig: ill be
mid on retmonable terms.
U not sold by October I it will IMforft at
& A. paw
Gettysburg, Sept 9.-ti
The w rZt in ' xi°l6* '"- 4 1 '
Cumber
lek Bar, Abrahabi Li , wi g at_wee*
, 11 4 am t a t a .
aph
ihra a awing of
FigOod 7 "
te
Y, D. of
Dauktown,is.
. ..... .... .
' • Talt - • SALE. ' -
A valay d fWE Rilii&MitiNCF., with LS.
Amps adjoining the pcwough. a
V 1111... . . T for rep ' igttti
: 4 til d • .- Ox0;' aKA li tit
. 14,-ifittekt
*at Ita4 grslon4l Hales.
VALUABLE LANDS !!
FOR SALE.
No. 1, A'FAILAI, tivqrueiles north
west of Getllsbn adiolnlyielpflng Hotel prorg
orty, Mt
Acme, al
tit largealtlCH EOUBE, large
Switzer Hart, Tenant House, and other Improve.
menta. Price 16,500—n0t more than cost of build-
No. 2 B FAR[, two an d a half miles
north-west of Clettrtburg, adjoining No. 1, 116
Acres. with good STONE HOUSE, Barn and
other Improvements. A n excellent grass farm.
Price $4,500.
No. 3, A FARM adjoining No. 1, and
' town lota of Gettysburg., containing -IDS Acres,
with STONE FARM BUILDINGS. It is divided
by the Chambersburg Turnplke_apd comprises
many very choice building lots. Price, WOG.
No. 4, A FARM, five miles from Get
tysburik on pubic road, 1111 Acres, good land in
goOd condition, with large BRICK HOUSE, and
large Switzer Barn. Price ss,soo—very cheap;
No. 5' A VERY GOOD FARM, two
miles from Gettysburg, 240 Acres, with large
BRICK HOUSE, large Bank Barn, all in good
condition. Price 850 per acre.
NO. 6, A FARM, 170 Acres, four
'Stiles from Gettsstut,r., on Public road, co:aorta.
hie FARMBIALDMOS, red land, 44 limed.—
Price 45.000 half cash.
- NO. 7, An excellent FRUIT FARM,
ten miles north of Gettysburg, on public road,
about 80 Acres good land, with comfortable
Buildings. Price 43,500.
NO. 8, A GOOD RED LAND FARM, '4
150 Acres, comfortable HOUSE and all needed '
Outbuildings, and Barn, Land timed and In good
order, good grass farm, near Baltimore Turnpike.
7 miles from Gettysburg, 3 miles from Llttlestown,
Price $3.50e.
NO. 9, A TRACT OF GRANITE
LAND, three miles from Gettysburg, on York
pike, 2. Acres, good HOUSP. and STABLE, 3
good stand for store or lilectianic. Price ft....'ou
NO. 10, A VERY GOOD FARM, two
milem. west of Gettysburg, on public road. ra
Acres, well limed and In good condition, good
Buildings, Weatherboarded HOUSE; large Bank
Barn, plenty fruit, good location. Price 150 per
acre; or will sell DM - Acres with buildings at same.
NO. 11, A VERY GOOD STOCK
FARM. two miles east of Gettysburg; on York
pike. 160 Acres, or will sell 110 acres, about
limed, a good FRAME HOUSE, two Barns,
watered. Price $6O per acre—terms easy.
NO. 12, A VERYVALUABLE FRM,
2L4 Acres, of which 100 acres bean Timber, A Oak,
Illekory and Walnut, five miles west of Getty,
burg, ow.publie roast , two Sete of Bridings, will
sell 1,1; or the whole, excellent fruit farm, good
Imo], red =yet Price $45 per acre,
NO. 13, A GOOD FARM, 130 Acres, 7
miles from Gettysburg, on Harrisburg rood, good.
FRAME HOUSE and Barn, aIL kinds of fruit
Price t 3,900,
NO, 14, A FIRSTCLASt3 RED LAND
FARM, 160 Acres, or wll sell 100 Acres: miles
from Gettysburg, on..Mrlsbiirg road ; good
Weatherboarded HOUSE, Bank Barn, abundant
fruit, Land limed and In good order.
Also, several other Farms and Town PrAperty. •
Also, Western lands and Town Property, to ex.
change for Adams County Farms.
R. R. McCREARY,
Attorney fur the Omen.,
Gettysburg, Pa.
May 27.4 f
- VALUABLE TOWN PROPRRTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber wishes to dispose of his valuable
HOUSE and LOT, containing 1 Acre, situated on
the Chambersburg turnpike In the Borough or
5 sburg.
6: IWE HOUSE Is built on the Cottage style, with
9 good Rooms and Is very aonvenient throughout,
and a good well of water at the door, With a good
Stable and other outbuildings. The Grounds are
nicely laid ouLand planted with a variety of or.
namental Trees.
To any person wishing to buy this b a rare.
chance. Terms easy.
-11 sold possession will be glvem In the second
week of June: if not sold by tbv Mom It will be
uttered for rent until theist of Alfa, liii I
For particulars enquire of Gel). Arnold or Sam.
uel Bushman at the mrst National Bang, or of
CYRUS S. DRIEST.
Flora Dale P. O. Pa.
, 1870-t1
VALUABLE FARM AT - „-
FRIVA.TE4 LE
The undersigned offers at Private Sale a very
DESIRABLE FARM, situate in Cumberland
township, Adams county. Penna., PA miles from
Gettysburg, near' the ehambersburg turnpike.
containing ale ACRES of land, of which there
are 52. Acres in excellent timber. The land Li in
a good state of cultivation, and, under very good
fencing. The Improvements consist of a large
new two-story BRICK DWELLING 11OUSE
with a new Weatherboarded Summer House close
to the dwelling, a never-falling well of natter I
front of the doer, Frame Barn, Wagon Shed, Car
riage Houle, Corn Crib, Bog Fen, and all other
necessary outbuildings.
There is also an Apple Orchard iu prime bear
fog, and another that is just coming into bearing ;
bear
-31. a young Peach Orchard in-flue bearing or
der. There are small frults Of all descriptions
around the buildings.
The property Is well suited for di vNion. withal
most an equal proportion of timber at cacti end.
and also plenty of water for stock.
Persons wishing to view the property, or ascer
tain terms, will call on the subscriber, or address
by letter. TIIED/lORF. BENDER.
June 17,- 1.870.—tf
VALL'ARLE FARM
PNVATE SALE
The undersignetl offers at Private Sale her In
terest (hclng the undivided one-half) in the
FARM; in &ratan township, Adams croon ad
ad
Joining lands of Josiah Benner, Jesse M. Wafter.
and others, known' as the Brlngman S Wasmus
farm. It contains 200 ACIINIS, more or less, with
about 50 Acres in tine young Timber, and about
12 Acres In excellent Meadow. The Improve•
menti consist of a two-story BltrcK DWELLING,
with a sue-story Brick Back-building, Log Barn
with Sheds attached, an Orchard of choke fruit.
the
two
kitchen wells ofdoor. water
The fa with prmumpsls,
desirably one of them
located near
and will be sold on reasonable terms.
For terms, Se.. address or apply to the rider
signed, at Gettysburg, Pa.
LOUISA WILLARD.
Nov. 11, 1570.—t1
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FOR SALE,
A DI;sI.ILABLE RESIDENCE, with 27 A,CR Es
of good land attached, and all necelasary out
buildings, in the immediate neiiliorhood of Get
tysburg. For particulars enqu ire of Mr. (;eorg,•
Arnold. Cashier of Ist nk. (lett yshurn
Yov. 11, 1570,--tr
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned Executors of the the ENtate
Eu.ss 81.404, decee.sod. offer at Private Sale. tie'
11031 E MAN SION, situate in New Oxford, eon.
tinning 10 .t.CHES, more or less, of good farming
laud. The improvemets are a two-story BILICK
IiOUSE, with an out fititehen attached. Frame
Barn, with Carriage House, Hog Pen, Cormcrib,
and all other necessary' outbuildings attached, a
well of never-failing water at the door, with a
variety of all kinds of Fruit. l,t is a very desira
ble I tome and persons wishing to purchase should'
call before going elsewhere. It Ls desirs_lply loca
ted Bit* buslness,_ adjoining the Ware. House of
Messrs. Nelliorn & Render.
itle-Any person wishing to. view either of Its.
properties will please call on the last named: Ex
ecutor, residing in New Oxford.
GEORGE SLAGLJA,
CHAS. A. DUWL,
Ittechkirs.
Oct. 14. -tt
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTIEB.
AT PRIVATE SALE
I will sell at Private Sales
No. I—WALNUT GROVE DIILLS
one mile south of Abbott/gown on the Hanover
turnpike, with 410 ACRES OF I,A.ND, mostly.
Meadow bottom, known as Hollinger's Mina—
Also,
No. 2—PINE HILL MILLS, 1 mile
south of Harney, Carroll county, on the head
waters of the Houocacy, with IS ACRES OF
LAN.l o ll, heavy water power, known as Linah's
Mills. AHO,
No. 3—KNOWN AS SANDOES
MILLS, 6 miles south of Gettysburg, watt go
ACRES OF LAND, heavy water power. All these
Mills are Imperfect good running order, Also.
A CHOICE FARM OF 231 ACREbst.(
mar Gettysburg, well limed, with No.l building*
Also,
ONE. OTHER FARM WITH 90
ACRES OF LAND, near LittlestownAdainn
county, well Ilmed, with No. I new buncunige.--_
Terms accommodating. I will exchange. am of
the .11111 properties forAgood Farm In Admits co.
Gettysburg, Sept. 9 / l alo.—im , GEO ARNOLD.
FARM FOR SALE.
The nndersfgned stiu ckifers tar sale hla VALU
ABLE FARM, in Butler to_wnahlp, ou Pine
Grove road ( 11'miles Bouthleast of Centre 81111 s.
Containing IS4 ACRES, with flesechies Ymprove
meats:plenty of Timber, and the best or Water
in abundance; under good cultivation and good
fencing; terms easy. Address
itlbAS 3ATEP,
Oct. 28, 1870.—tf Littleston, ra.
p lIBLIC SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY.
On Saturday, the 3rd of December, .
Theqindersigned, Executor of the Will of &ili
um. Masts, deceased, late of Menidlen township,
Adams county, Pa., in pursuance of authority
given In said Will, will offer at Public Sale, at the
late residence of said decedent, the followtrig de
scribed Real Estate, viz;
THE HOME FARM, adjoining lands of Con
rod Weimer. F. B. Wearier and others, contain
ing Ills Acres, more or less, about onabalf clear
ed and the balance well sal with chestnut andoalt
timber, which may be conveniently divided Gault'
wiTthusers. The improvements are a two Mary
11F.BBOABOBD LOG ROUSE, a DOnblie
Log Barn, and all neccessaty out-buildings; a
never - tailing spring nearthe buildlnp„ and Me
north branch cd Ome creek running through
the cute end of t he fano,- also ptlbfia road
Or 4
through
b the prope
ng trearty ; an ippie Orchard with ov
-0 orit
HO On st o r, will be offered, a .desirable
il i •
ung nitn the town of Sandersville.
Sigia to come aelti o'clock; A. on said UV.
wbeCt attendance MN be given apd terms made
known try •
1674 ts. J. EL 'MEALS, Ex'r.
A dMALL PROPEETVAT
PRIVATE SALE
The undegned offers at private sale, &TRACT
I Off LAND, situate in Moon tortahlp,
I Ado's@ orso w c, the Ranov=l, ll : nt erarka mlie
froto Bo town, r im /
I lands of Jamas
Mak Bey, sod and containing 1$
ACIONI. MOre or lam tat vements are a
ow and a 801 l story D 0 .HOUSE. part
atone and pan palm a Proms PIM Smoke
House, weir of excellentwittmAeoe. *my of
fruit. Two acres are good timber. • Th e Pad hi
in a high state of cultivation and under =And
rail fencing. Terma MAY, to t rai i i paire
Apply to or address the node ta Vanish
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