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LOCAL ITW.
FINISHZD.—it is stAted in the Philadel
phia papers, that the painting of the battle
of Gettysburg, by Mr. P. F. Rotherinel,
will be finished in a few days. It is then
to be opened for exhibition at the Acade
my of Music.
tarMeasirs. Maltby and Townsend arriv
ed here on Wednesday evening, to arrange
the trustfor of the railroad to the new
purchasers. Yesterday they left to exam
ine the line of the old tape-worm funning
west.
A.tmsmorrsit APPOINTYENTS.—The Di
rectors of the Poor, on Monday last, re
aipointed!tive old officers; viz: 'Steward,
Jonas 'Johns; Physician, Dr. J. W. C.
O'Neal; Counsel, J. C. Neely, Esq.; Clerk,
IL A. Picking Esq.; and Treasurer, Jacob
Benner.
DurriuutrrioN.-13amnel G. Thompson,
appointed by the Supreme .Court to dis
tribute among bond-holders the fund
arising from the sale of the Gettysburg
RailroaAgives notice that he will sit at
his office in Philadelphia, on the 28th of
December, to make distribution. Holders
of Bonds should see that they are props rly
represented.
POST OFFICE ITEMS. —Rey. J.M. Mick
ley has been appointed Postmaster at
Mc,Knightstown, vice M. A. Miller resign
ed.
The Green Ridge Postoffice has been
discontinued, mail matter for that office
to be sent to New Oxford.
GOOD Jon—ln passing the new dwel
ling of Mr. Abraham Krise, ou Carlisle
street, now nearly completed, our attention
was directed to the plastering, done by
Mr,'David,Culp, of this place. The en
tire plastering seems to be unusually well
executed, the walls presenting a hard,
polished surface, while the ornamental
cornice and centre piece in the parlor arc
creditable specimens of workmanship.
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MORE LARGE HOGS.-Mr. John Laucks,
.uf New Oxford, one day last week,
slaughtered two :hogs, that out-weighed
.the two mentioned in our last, from the
=same ridace. The hogs of Mr. Laucks
, were of common stock, twenty months
•ald —one weighing 416 k and the other 475,}
;pounds, a - total weight of 892 IN:inds:—
Who can beat this ?
LARGER STILL-Wm. Wible of Stxa
ban township, slaughtered on Thursday
last a hog weighing 517 lbs. It was a
full blood Chester white.
SHOOTING APPAIB.—We hear from Lit
tlestown that on Tuesday night, a noisy
party of bOys went to the residence of Mr.
Samuel P. Young, recently married, to
give him a "handillion" serenade'l--Mr.
Young. being annoyed by the pergistent
noise, fired a blank cartridge from the
window to frighten them off. This not
'having the desired effect, he fired a second
`.load, charged with small shot.
The charge took effect in the neck and
3tnonlder of Charles Weikert. The shot
were promptly extracted, the wound not
being considered dangerous.
GOING dourer.—Mr. Samuel Herbst, of
this place, recently returned from a visit
to Lexington, N. Carolina, where he has
purchased a Farm of 300 Acres. It is
good land, with excellent improvements,
including a large two story prick Dwel
ling. about 100 acres of timber, ate. Yet
Mr. Herbst pays but $2500 for the entire
property, a pretty fair illustration of the
cheapness of laud in that State since the
War. It is located three miles from Lex
ington, the leading trunk line of railway
.from Washington and Richmond to the
Gulf passing within one mile of the
farm.
It is the intention of Mr. Herbst, with
his sondacob C., to remove to North Car
olina in the Spring, personally to work the
farm. Mr. -- Herbst will be missed in this
community, having a large acquaintance
and being possessed of excellent business
qualifications. For four years he has effi
ciently and acceptably filled the position of,
President of the Adams County Agricul
tural Society.
Last Spring Mr. J. J. Bieseeker, of
Franklin township, removed to the same
county, in North Carolina, having pur
• chased a farm near Lexington. Mr. F.
39ysotskey, of this place, has also pur
..ehased near Lexington, and contemplates
,rensoving to North Carolina at an early
SALEs.—Messrs. Levi Minter & Jacob
Mickley have sold their farm in Cumber
,land township, 116 acres, (the Hall farm,)
:to F. Bream, for $2,600.
Levi )!Minter has sold his farm in Frank
:lin township, 56 acres, to Jacob Mickley,
Mar :$3, 350.
Pius ilreighner has sold his property
situate in Oxford township, to Mr.. Al
wie. for $1,625.
Adam Minter, Esq., has purchased the
farm of Zniusim Shealy, in Franklin
township—lo 9
.NVOII, with improvements
—at $6,000.
John P. King ha s p:lrchaserl the farm
of William T. Williams, Reading town
ship —96 acres, with impro7elnentg -- 4
$4,000.
Jacob Smith has bought the Leer farm
oa the Mummasburg road-100 acr es . —at
$1,550.
J. B. Meals, Executor of Samuel Meals,
decd, has sold the home Cum in Menallen
township, 116 acres, to Samuel Meals, at
CO per acre; and a House and Lot in
Bendersville to R. E. Elden foislloo.
Enoch Routzahn has sold the Foundry
and two vacant lots in Benclersville to
John B. Hoffman for $l7OO. .
Joseph Stockslagle and Joseph Davis,
Assigned' of,Tohte.W. Davis, sold his farm
and mills, in Mountjoy township, 1201
acres, to J. W. Barr for WOO.
Michael Stambach has purchased the
Peter Wolford Mill property, in Latimore
township, at 0,650 cash. About 40 acres
of land aye connected with the mill.
I. 0. 0. F.—On Thursday evening, the
Ist instant, a new _Lodge of the Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, to be
called 'Talley Home Lodge, No. 740,"
was instituted in Fairfield, by Distriot
Deputy Col. John Wolford, Itepresenta
itives were present from four different
lodges, viz: Harrisburg Lodge No. 68,
Gettys Lodge No. 124, York Springs
Lodge No. 911, and Montana Lodge No.
653. In instituting the new Lodge and
installing the riffloen, Col. Wolford was
assisted by tarfollowiag aloe* vis:—G.
X, John Wolford; G. W., C. A. Boyer;
G. Mar., F. EL Hemperly;, G. S., H. C.
Peters; G. T., D. latiinillse; G.,
Henry Culp. -
The following caws of "Valley Horne
Lodge! were regularly installed, vis:—N.
G., A. C. Mniaelman; Y. G., Henry Mee.
selman; 8., G. W. Worts; A. 8., James
B. lima; T., Pilules F. gliddin R r an d
L. 8.. tiklL .1:4 Pater anima& asiff John
Ogden; H. and L. 8. to V. G., Henry Ben
net and-J. X Mumehaan; S. W., Peter
Stoner; Con., B. McGinley; R. and L. 8.
S., Joseph °albs& and Charles Sefton;
Chap., Wm. Yamitiag.-
Durum the evenings cornplinumtery
supper was Om to the vidtors by tb
members of Hones i r 5119 , 1,4" jit , Bloo.,
Ay's Hotel, which way , , lgrett WiP
Jady.4494lki
•styie by Hr. Shiely :ded his scasihmit,
ilotrao Douree t -The trial of the New
Oxford homicide - ease oesnapied the term
of Use Court =for nearly flea
.diya, to the
exclusion of other business. We ann ex
record of owes disposed of, additkmal to
those noted last week:
Corn. vs. 'Daniel L. Baker.—Convicted
MI indictment for adultery, ite., on infor
mation of *Wire t. Snyder. to this case,
defendant'sicounsel had filed a motion in
arrest ofjudgment and for a new trial.—
On Friday, this motion was withdrawn,
and Court sentenced defendant to pay a
fine of $l5 to die county, $4O Ito prosecu
trix, and threii months imprisonment in
the county jail.
Corn. ye. Keller Cnlp.—lndicted for as
sault and battery, on information of
George Yount. Deft plead guilty, and
was sentenced to pay a fine of $l, sig
months imprisonment is-the couity jail,
and at the expiration of the imprisonment
to give security in $lOO to keep the
peace, Esc.
Com. vs. Miller Degroft.—lndicted for
assaul*and batterry, ou the information
of Ge Perotl. Deft plead guilty, and was
sentenced to pay a fine of $l, six months
imprisonment in the county jail, and at
the expiration of the imprisonment to
give security in $lOO to keep the peace ,
ktc.
Com. vs. Isaac Buckmastir.—There
were two cases against the defendant, one
for desertion, and thepther surety of the
peace, both on the information of Jane
E. Buckmaster. The Court dismissed
both complaints, and ordered the prosecu
trix to pay costs.
Com. vs. William Colton.—lndictment
for Murder and Voluntary Manslaughter,
growing out of the death of John Bond,
in New Oxford, in August last. The
count for murder was ignored by the
grand jury, and the defendant was put on
trial on the second count—voluntary man
slaughter. The trial commenced on
Thursday of last week, and was continued
over to this week. The leading facts in
the case were not controverted on either
side. The defendant is the constable for
Oxford township. John Bond was an el
derly man, residing near New Oxford.—
On the day of the homicide. Colton had
been to Gettysburg to make his return'to
Court. In the evening he returned to
New Oxford, and under thO influence of
liquor, and undertook to arrest Bond for
alledged disturbance of the peace, lie
seized Bond by the back of the neck, and
on the way to the Justice's office, Bond
sank to the ground; and when Colton was
forded by parties coining up to release his
hold, Bond was found to be lifeless:
The Commonwealth held that the ar
rest was without a warrant, causeless,
and without color of authority—that
death ensued from strangulation caused
by Colton's violence—and that the. facts
evidenced an intention on Colton's part
to do Bond serious bodily harm, thus con
stituting the offence of voluntary man
slaughter.
The defence maintained, on the other
hand, that the arrest was legal and prop
er—that.no unnecessary violence was used
by Colton—that there was no certainty
that death resulted from strangulation—
and even if it did, the facts in the case
negatived all idea of purposed injury on
the part of Colton, the Intention being au
essential ingredient in voluntary man
slaughter.
The ease:Was given to the Jury on Tuck.-
day, after a very able charge by Judge
Fisher, in which he clearly drew the dis
tinction between the different grades of
homicide—murder, voluntary and invol
untary manslaughter, &c. There being
no count in the in the indictment for in-
voluntary manslaughter, the : jury must
acquit the prisoner unless they believe
the offence of voluntary manslaughter
had been made out.
On Wednesday morning the jury render
ed ac verdict ct,f Not Guilty. The Court,
in discharging the defendant, admonished
him strongly against indulgence in intox-
rating liquors, as a fruitful cause of vio
once, wrong and crime
This homicide case being disposed of
the civil catiendar was called, the lint
rase taken up being that of Mary
McAllister and Margaret M. Scott vs. Eph
raim H. Mil/nigh—au action for Trepans,
involving a dispute as to the boundary line
between the kiita now ' occupied by the
Plaintiff's and Defendant on Chatnbere-
burg street. On trial.
In the matter of the applicaticl of John
Hoffman, for license to keep a Eating
Saloon in Gettysburg, to which a ration
&trance had been filed, the Associate
Judges disposed of the case without a
formal bearing, and granted the license.
CENSUS ITE:sts,,—We are indebted to
Marshal Gregory for an official atatemext
of the results of the recent census in
Adams county, solar as oonoerne popular
tion, making the eatire population of the
county 30,315. In 1860 the population
was 28,006, being a gain 2,309 in ten years.
The population of the entire State is gi.en
at 3,492,508, being au increase of 586,388
since 1860, when it was 2,906,115.
The progress of our population since the
first enumeration, that of 1790, has been
as follows:
Year.
Population. increase. Per cent.
434,373
602,361 167,966 23 et
800,091 207,730 34 49
.... 4,049,456 239,362 29 55
1,3411,293 298,115 29 47
8o
/MU M 375,800 T 87
1W0...
2,41.736 387,7611 34 09
2.900.1)3 594,329 2 5 71
3,492,5111 154111.,4611
We give the population of We adjoiiiipg
coun-tles:
13 4 70 1860 increase.
30,346 28,006 2,309
43,11116 40,0913 3,787
44.134 . 13.991
4 913 43,176 3213
„.. 76.217 63,410 3,017
24416 910.788 1,0:10
9.391 9,131 290
.18,175 *l7l 1,447
Adaras —• • • •
Cumberland .• • •
Dim • -
Fran;
York
Bedford
Fu1t0n....:......
Somerset. '
The principal towns and Cities in the
State are credited wiMt the following
population:
South Bide
Pittsburg " .86,254
Atiegioiny City ßoroughs .46,815 53,1135 18435!
Seninkm ..•
Erie
Williamsport_
Altoona
Wilkesbarre
Titusrine
Meadville
Lockhaven....
Corry
Pittston
(3arboudale...
New Castle..
Johnstown...
Philadelphia
Beading
Harziatturg...
AUoilown
Pottsville
York ..
Easton.
4029
657,179
' 31,004
23.505
Algoma . cu, -- the pest
weak alien has bean swam ohmage in
th• loptipi l tik• Gowan
Rail
rad and a roads. The first
IA X., cela at
the inaction asorth . nad south, and
at 12.40. The switnipi train leaves P.
M., alio' ccautaidinnt he donation with
trahn meth and month; and rider's at IL
" P. Y Amides these, 0111411409,04
with pasmesger ear attandied, 41n!w4 11111
Jriactioa 'Mlle A. X, animist at Getipt.
burg as 10. mA. X. Foe nai adv.
AkM2tlt
AAo44frAi.4o,' o4,itiro
rub* ftl. )kr(Noi ciatemikv.
ONFTIMPILIPMOMOS SIT.
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A22011211M1 AS LAW.
R‘ McCreary, York street, in residence.
D. , Ohasetershurg st., in residence.
J. 3L Wood square.
D. Wink lee the liqueze_
_ln residents's.
A. J. Cover_ Batt_ , nearinumestochs , et
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e. A. Buehler street, in residence.
H. B. Woods, eolith-east oor. Public Square.
EMMY.
Baltzer Newport; cor. Washington and Ididdiests.
BOore AIM 11110113curane.
•
D. H. Minitel, Baltimore street, second square.
aircuuctrauso.
B. G. Hollebaugh, Washington street.
StoverA Wible, Chambersburg street.
CONNECTIONS, TOYS, Ac.
John' Gruel, Chambersburg st., near Eagle Hatfol.
autpusrmula AND CONTRACTORS
Wm. C. Btallsznith & Son, York at., first square.
Geo. C. Cashman, Stratton street, near Railroad.
CARRIAGES, AC.
Danner &Ziegler, Middle street, near Baltimore.
W. K. Gallagher, East Middle st., second square.
Weaver & Co., Washington M.:
CLOTHING.
H. C. Cubean & Cunnbigham, Baltimore street.
F. Cunningh am Chambersburg at. first square.
T. C. No rris,South west corner of Diamond.o
Samuel W , corner of York. and Public Square.
Picking & Co., Chambersburg street, first square.
COAL, LUMBER, MA& &C.
C. H. Buehler, corner of Carlisle and Railroad sts.
Cashman & Overdeer, cur. Stcatton and R. R. ats.
COOPERS.
Peter Culp, Union street, in residence.
DENTISTS
J. E. Berkstrkstresser, K E. cor. Centre Square.
J. L Hill, Chambersb'g st., opposite Eagle HoteL
DRUGGISTS
A. B. Buehler, Chambersburg street, first square.
Hubers, Baltimore street, first square.
R. Homer, Chambersbnrg street, first square.
DRY GOODS.
Palinestock Brothers, cor. of Balt. & Middle Ms.
J. L Schick, cor. of Baltimore & Public Square.
Rebert & Elliott, Ball st., opposite Court-house.
rtiaWARDINO AND COMMISSION HOUSES
Bigham & Co., cor. of Washington and Railroad.
John Cress, corner Stratton and Railroad.
Jos. Wible & Son, cor. Washington and Railroad.
Robert McCurdy, Carlisle Street.
GRANITE YARD.
Peter Settler, Railroad, East of Stratton street.
K Ii Armor, East Middle street
J. W. Cress, cor. Chambersburgst. and Diamond.
Wm. Boyer & Son, York st, opposite Nat. Bank.
Wm. J. Martin. cor. of Baltimore and High sta.
J. M. Walter, York street, lirsitaquare.
Fahnestock Brothers. cur. Balt. land Middle sta.
Ingham & Co., cor. Washington & Railroad sts.
H. H. Scattier, cor. diamond and Carlisle street.
HARDWARE IND CUTLERY.
//antler & Ziegler, Balthimre street, first square.
Fahnestock Brothers cor. Baltimore Middlests.
Sweitzer & Bro., Carlisle street, second square.
hattsess, &c.
D. McCreary a: Son, Baltimore street.
John Culp, Carlisle Street, near passenger depot.
HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.,
Samuel Wolf, cor. York st., and Public Square.
T. C. Norris. South West corner of Diamond.
R. C. Cobean & Cunningham, Baltimore street.
Picking & Co., Chambersburg steeet, first square.
• HOTELS •
Eagle Hotel, J. L. Tate, proprietor, corner Chant
bersburg and Washington.
Keystone House, Wm.
K Myers, proprietor,
CUmbersburg street, opposite Christ's Church.
Harris House, Wrn. P. Harris, Baltimore street,
second square.
Weaver & Co., Washington street. norti
Chambersburg.
MARBLE YARDS:
Wm. N. Miller, cor. Baltimore aud Middle sts.
Meals 14 Brother, York street, east of Stratton.
PBOYOratAmmaii.
Tipton 8: Myers, York st., opposite Nate Bank
.
J. W. C. O'Neal, Baltimore street, near High.
IL S. Huber, eor. Chambersburg and Wash. ate.
Robert Homer, Chambersburg street, first square
PHINTriG OFFICE.
Star ei Sentinel, Baltimore street. midway be
tween the Court House and Public *ware
west side.
C. IL Buehler, corner of Carlisle and Railroad
J. Jacobs, Chambersburg street, Orst squart
rmDzirrAsia & PAPER 101(0E8
Jeremiah Culp, York street, second square
VPIIOLSTEIUSR.
Win. E. Culp, Washington st., near Eagle lintel.
Wm. P. McCartney. Baltimore street, first square
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the said John Jones owes on his paper
for two years, up to November 11, 1870.
We hope, therefore, that these gentle
marginal reminders will serve to secure
the payment of backatauding subscrip
tions, and, furthermore, that the remit-
tanees will be promptly made.
'We renew the offer to receive $2 per
annum on all track subscriptions that
may be paid between this date and the
Ist of January, 1871. Those who desire
to-save 50 cents a year, will find it to
their own interest promptly to avail
themselves of this offer,
l'arnat Iron Is valuable as a Medicine
has loug been known, but it is only since
Its preparation in the particular form of
Peruvian Syrup that its full power, over
disease has been brought to light. Its
effect in ease of dyspepsia and debility is
most salutary, It
4cuitui of tar litarkets.
i t I a,t re. liralo S Prgrilner
' Ztaltirnore,...7oturaday Morning.
&TER FLOUR, 475 @ 500
EXTILL FLOUR, § 0 625
WRITE WHEAT 124 @ 150
RED WHEAT, 100 0 165
CORN, 65 72
RTE, SO 0 85
OATS, 48 0 49
Tnicrrirr-SEED„ 4 75 5 00
CLonszSgaD, 700 @ 725
FLAX - SEED 210 4i 215
Ph. 00.9, SHOULDEIIB, 00 10 14
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LARD, te 133 i
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Botaximint—Sowints.—On the .Ist inst,Wy_thes
Rev. pr. H a amer, Mr. Charles M. Bollinger to Mts.
Arm Marl Sower% both of Oxford township.
nwr—Tarx.oit.—On the Ist inst., by the Rev.
D. W. Wolf, Mr. Howard Flint to' Mks Sarah C.
Taylor. all of Sutler township.
Mums— the 24 ult., by Rex.. W.
P. P• Davit, . L . _ • % t ot Ronndjfill,
toft =Lupo. flair
Mlttxmit.—On the en., by Rev.
v.thi. P. Davis, .Mr. ALAxib lumps W. sus
meth Miller, both of Hampton.
Bcmunta-44eitan.. . On the Oh inst., WM".
mr, John C. Beluiver. of Cumber
land townsWp, to Miss Sarah Harrah, of Frank
lin township.
'PRAWitermuram—Fuuarig.-06 the, 27th ult., by
W.; F. P. Davis, Mr. Abraham Wes th afer to
. Mary R. Flelger, both of AbbottioWll,
,x<
10,161
14.1110
AM
11.911
14012
t rces u l oetz ie ithle for an over four
Itatcaum—On the 3d lost., in Cumberland tows.
sakerldrs. Catharine Wicker. (wife of Lamm
deeeased,) aged * years 2 months and 14
' f i gta l c—Ort Um 224 alt., at the raddanee of her
poo, Peter
lath y =inl7 kternslde, ldra Enta•
Spleyear 7 months and
Laud=27th s,
ult.. near zwittr..
Philip XlmroCaged 73years, lmonth and 7days.
, .=On the 2nd trust.; in Freedom township
tide . Kra IllaryLottha Scott, wife of Wm.
C. • • 30 • e months andll daya. •
esseW- • , Wald wife,. a - devoted
er. ea • • Mead, and above all an
T^r".
111 714 0t7: sad a A . 3 kLA W U*
of width
ow tad
to de
e • ilateet la b
ia
does areas. es to 4m ,
tees serrate. Analesad, triewasTspe yw ,
=at when me - seaman ;Arne, we .ausy, - -
, sweetly taA asleep In Jesus. A. V.. 8.—
=I
STOVES, TCYWARE, &C.
lEEM3
lUMMME3
AILALJUILED,
Clhurruan to Counit.—A litelo over
two weeks, the Christmas holid4ye will
be here. parents and oche, a, who are
looking aroanol Jrg substantial gifts. to
their ehildieri and Melnik will do well te
call and examine the Ism assortment of
rittrri ctive Boolka, imrpoi r ally ,pyrypared for
the holiday season, at the Bookstore of
A. D. Surat:mos, on Cluunbersburg
street. The assortment embraces a large
variety of the best Juvenile publications,
together with Standard Literature, lowa
up in every style,. and admirally adapted
for the Library or Center Table. - Also,
_perfumery, Toilet Soaps, fine Cutlery, and
Fancy Articles., • tf
• farWe direct attention to the sale of
Jacob C. Heart, valuable Personality and
a Farm of 70 Acres, in Cumberland town
ship, to take place Monday Dec. 26. is
fW aldvertiotments.
JOHN c zovciti,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Oaikctor of Rook Accounts, Promissory Notes,
Judgment Notes, Mortgages, and prompt re
turns made. Also attends to writing Deeds,
Mortgage, Judgments, Notes. Agreements, I,:e.
New Oxford ' Adams County, Pa.
Dec. 9, 1970.-3m*
NOTlCE—Letters of Administration on the
J.. estate of elszan M. MAGERYA.II, deceased,
late of Straban township, Adams county having
been granted to the subscriber, rftlaing In
Tyrone township, he hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to said estate to make Immedi
ate payment, and those having claims against
the same to present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
SOLOMON ROUTZAHN, Adin'r.
Dec. 9, 1870.-61'
-
FOR 'RE .\ -
A lii.katCHANT MILL None need apply un
less they can come well recommended a 6 a
Miller and a man of industry and sobriety.
Dec. 9.-tf ', GEO. ARNOLD.
Notice
CEO. SWOP E, et al. S. C.
vs. J3ll. Term, 18478..
The Gettysburg Railroad Co. No. 3..
et al.
.TAE Master appointed to make and report (11s
tribution of the fund In court arising from
the sale of the Gettysburg Rail Road, etc., will
Meet the parties in interest at his office, Na. 241,
SOnth 3rd St., Philadelphia, on Trednexilay, Dec.
28th, 1870, at 1 P. ..11:
SAMUEL t;. THOMPSON.
Master.
Dee a -ttl
F(, ItSAI:E,
The Mansion House and Farm
Formerly the residence of Dr. Knurlier, neaf
Gettysburg, containing 27 acres of Land in good
condition, of the land being Inside the Borough
limits. Is an excellent truck farm. The House
is large, convenient and comfortable. A variety
of Fruit, never-failing water, &c. Fur terms,
enquire of Mr. George Arnold, Cashier of Ist
National Bank, Gettysburg.
Dec. 7, 1870.—tt
SA L E.
I) ÜBLIc
The undersigned will at Public Sale, on ,Satur
day, the 24th day of December amt., on the prem
ises, In Cumberland township, Adams county,
between the Hon. E. McPherson and Forney
farms, 62 ACRES OF LAND, which Ls laid out
in lota containing from 4to 5 Acres each. About
20• Acres are well covered with Timber, and are
divided into four lots. The balance is divided
into ten iota, well set in clover and timothy, and
will make excellent pasture lots.
WSale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., when
attendance will be given and terms mule known
by THEODORE BENDER.
.IsmEs Csa..nwßLL, Auctioneer. Dec. 9.-ts
1)CBLIC
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, on Sat
urday, the 7th day or January next, at her resi
dence on the 11111 Baltimore street, Gottyiburg,
her whole stock of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, consisting in part of 35 yards of CAR PET
ING,IS yards Matting, Oil Cloths, 4 BEDSTEADS,
and Bedding, Feather Beds, new Mattress, 4
Tables, 1 a large Dining and 1 a Fancy Table, I
Ladles' Stand, 1 Common stand, 1 close Wash
stand, 1 common Washstand, 2 Lounges, Stoves,
1 Parlor Coal, new, 1 Parlor Wood, I Ten-plate
and 1 Cooking Stove, with Pipe for all, 3 sets
Chairs, half dozen Rocking Chairs, Canemeat and
Sewing; 1 set Stone China Ware, a lot of Com
mon Ware, Glass and Stone Jars, Glass Ware,
Smoothing Irons and Ironing Board, Bureau,
Cupboard, Secretary, Sink, Clock, Benches, Mir
rors, Towel Rack, Lamps, Books, Table Linen,
ToNvels, a lot of pure Catawba Wine in bottles,
Waahbowls and Pitchers, and a variety of other
articles
WThe valuable property upon %%bleb I reside
s also offered at Private Sale.
.
Albirtiale to commence at II tielo , k. A. M.,
when attendance will be given :tnti terms made
known by: , HARRIET M. PAXTON.
dearsCALDWLL, Auctioneer. Dec. PA/
. _
A Great Meg Med i cal Discovery
Ds. WALKER'S CA.LI FORM A
VINEGAR BITTERS.
iltuidneds of thousands bear testimony to their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
WHAT ARE THEY?
THEY ARE NOT ILE •
FA t• 1J1; I\ h.
Made of Poor Runt, Whiskey, Fr,,,,f spirit.. and
Refuse Liquors doctored. spiced and sweetened
to please the taste, called "Tomes." '•Appetiz
era," "Restorers," Re., that leatl.the tippler uu to
drunkenness and ruin, but area true dleslicine,
made from the Native Roots and lierbs of Cali
bm.da, free front all Alcoholic Stimulants. They
are the GREAT BLOOD PLiItIFIER. and a LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renovator and
Invigorator of the System, carrying off all the,
poisonous matter aud restoring the blood to a
healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according to direction and renialu long
nnweli. provided the bones are non-destroyed by
=mega poison or other nonip and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
For Inflammatory and (ambits Rheumatism
aud Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Billions, Re
mittent and In_tennittent Fevers, Diseases. of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bitters
have been most successful. Such Diseases are
caused by Vitiated Blood, which LS generally pro
duced by derangement of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPtiLL OR INIHGESTION, Headache,
Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the
Chest,
_Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stout
' ach, Bad butte lu the Mouth, Bilious Attacks,
Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of the
L.ungs, Pain in 11w regious of the Kidneys and a
hundred other painful symptoms, are the. off
-51)121E101 EI L D ff e eT h i " ENT and INTERMITTENT
FEVER, w lab are so prevalent 1n the valleys of
our great Rivers throu hoot thelL,Vited States,
lly those of tt { e
berland, PP Aik !eja s a s , ° , uri a:
Colorado, Brazos, Puha 'Alatenia. Mobile, Sa
vannah, Roanoke, Jamet.i, and many others with
their vast tributaries, dunes the Summer end
Autumn,.mad remarkably so during the Season'
of unusual heat and dryness, are invariably ac
sOnepanied by extensive
,deraugements of the
stomach and liver, and other atMoymnal viscera.
There are always more or leas obstructions of the
liver, a weakness and Irritable state of the
stomach, and great .torpor of the bowels, being
clogged up with vitiated mem:notations. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a power , -1 Influ
ence upon Ta i a organs, . Is essentially
necessary. There is no cathartic for the purpose
equal 'to Dr. J. WALKER'S Vinegar Bitters, as
they will speedily remove the dark colored viscid
matter with which the Bowels are loaded, at the
same time stimulating the secretions of the liver,
and generally restoring the healthy [auctions of
ar tner t i u ons. The universal popularitY,
valuable remedy in regions subject to
Inilltuotit 0 a
indite ces, Is sufaclent evidence of its
ph_tTr
rult L. "UOL:, Tetter &kilt
at m • '
.".
, porp
_i_RrystWee, teh, , Plaao ons o th 4
awn, tumors and Dleentee of the la, at whet.
ever name or nature, are literally deg
carried out of the system in a short (IMO th use of these Bitten. One bottle In suohlases
will convince the me incredulous of their cam
Bye effect.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you And
!m be rating through the skin In rim
-0 or soit whenyou And
t o d In the veins • etunse it
When fon ,an law feelings Ai t a u y ou
when. Keep the blood pUre and tfa meld or the
system w 11 follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking in the
system of so many thousands, are effectually de.
stroyed and removed. For full directions, read
carefully the Menhir around each bottle, printed
bui4onr languages—Engthsh, German, French and •
A,
WALSr ati Freiletor. R. H. McDONALD
CO.. pre pp..4.gsilts, San FranCiboo,
CaL, and rut lillalr=strt4, It off York.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ANA . DE4T4fla ;
Dee. 9, 1870.—lyte
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
pouble track route rr p i ni Vg between . Philadel
phia and rlgnin.l4. leaving Gettnburg
make the following comections with this Trunk
-Wiyott avoid 8.1.54144 : & 11140 Th dp,
HHanover
unction
leave 1115 2
.58 6 : 5 1 4 5 5
-Harrisburg arrive 12.55 p. in. 11.45 "
leave 3.50 2.25 a.
Made Philadelphia arrive 9AO " &50
b l arg Leavel3. s s 2. " m.
A. t tins Mad e
vita the tor t e c k
a c eto wi llad all.,
Eastern Ottßa. At burs
aiv New t rack4 DopOt "ort4L thifi4V P or,
irlFrosrerigmtkin kto
How " , 1 • - • and e
• • a.. 7 MI
&Ahern Central Railway.
Swam winwia.N.
0121411145Wws will us"
LEA 0 AZD.
dWy
— m ew o lrtgararrie and the
—Darifor Ibsdra, BuNakt.
—Dray (ezeWonclays)Sor Warm
ferirtgrf e idlib6er7o t elort.:
om't, nar
O
433 a. m.•
1.10 a. m.
2.00 p. m.
8.06 p. in.
4008 ii. mi.
tie m.
7.521. *.
m.
1225 p. in.
)0.10 a. tn.
ioi# pr It)
Parkton o oar anz:
ys) '7'24
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~larntisttatnts•
11- iil s ON & Ni iTtACHERS INSTITUTE.
. . .
iCNIDITH ANNUAL mum
.
IXOEL►SIO~ dALLE R 1 ES I
WILL C°NVINZ 121. TIM C°171 % 11°1182 111
ORTUYISIURA.Y ERR,
COMMIDWOD
NONDA:i. DRUIDISM= MTH. '
PROMINENT EDUCATORS from abroad will
be present.
ake all style.% of kletures front otrnature to lit&
"REMEMBRANDTS"
Photographs Finished in Oil,
Views of the Batt !
ft-Al Albums,arge and well selected stock et
Frames, Stereoseopes,-Cord, Tasse
always on hand. Satisfaction guarantied.
Dee. 7,10.—u
p U - BLIC S A L E
The undersigned intending to remove to North
Carolina, will expose to Public Sale, on Atonday,
the St/i day cif D ece mber hut, at his residence in
Cumberland township,'on the Enunittsburg road ltwo miles from Gettysburg, the following Personal
Property viz:
TWOWORK HORSES, 3 COWS, 1 Call, a lot
of *tote.% good four•horse Wagon, good two-horse
Wagon, Lime Bed, 2 Hay Carriages, larFe . Lad
ders, Spring Wagon, single and double frees, 2
Spreaders, Shifting-top Buggy and /farness, Flow,
Corn Fork, Feed Trough, Grain Shovel, Sled,
Grindstone, large Feed Box, Rakes, Forks, Hay
by the stack, Corn-iodder, Grain in the Ground.
Also, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
TURE, consisting of Bedsteads. 'tureau,
Mahoony face Bureau, 2 litaner, Chairs,, lbws,
Corner Cupboard. Sink, Safe, 2 Rucking k hairs, .
Settee, Mirrors, Clock Parlor Coal Stove, new
Cooking Stove and Pipe, Fruit Jars, Barrels,
Ittackets,.Tubs, Churn, Crocks, ar., &c.
Also, at the same time and place, I offer niy
VALUABLE FARM, containing 70 ACRES,
more or le" adjoining lands of T. T. Norris,
Michael Bushman, Geo. Rose, and others. The
improveinents consist of a TlVO.sToity
HOUSE, double Log Barn, with Wagon Shed at
tached, Corn Crib, Hog Pen, dr. There are sev
eral good Springs of Water on the premises, a
line young bearing Orchard of all kinds of fruit.
There is a large quantity of Meadow, and 12
Acres of good Timber.
40 - Sale to commence at lo o'clock, A. M.,
when attendance will be given and terms !Made
known by /ACS Mll t'.
.I.tmEs .Itietliqw. M. Dee. t..-ts
Gctt
"MAINS ierA run on the Lie!tyq , urg
ms follows
Fain' TRAIN leans Gettyriffiry at 5.10 A.
G melte Gultien's 5.25, ilxford
arrive at Hanover at 9, and leave at arrive
at Hanover Junetion at 10 A. M.. am at Balti
more at 1. - :J J'. M.. 'York 11.9.", M, Hart ',Mug
LIU P. M.
SECOND TRAIN leave, Getty•burg at I P. M.,
Granite 1.12, Gulden's LI:, New oxford 1.30, Han
over 1.55, arrifts at Hanover Junction at 2.40,
Baltimore 6.15, Yore 9.10. Harrisburg 4.25.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 10.40 P. M.,
Harrisburg 5.15 A. M., York 6..50. Hanover JUlle
lion 7.29, Hanover 9. New Oxford 0 ; 40. arrive at
Gettysburg at lo.a).
SALE
SECOND TRAIN lea ve•\ Fla It nun
M., Harrisburg SA. .M.cork 9.. Hanover
Junction 11.15, Hanover i'; -11 . New oxford 1203,
Guklen's Granite 121, arrives at Gettys
burg 12.40 Y. M.
THIRD TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 12.40 P.
X. Harrisburg 1.27 P. M. York 3, Jlinr-
UOU J. 40 Hanover 4.25, New Oxford 4.40, Gulden's
4.53, Granite 4.1 A, arrives at Gettysburg at 5.10.
It. _SIeet:HUY, Supt.
Dec. 9. 1970.—tf
WORKING CLASS
MALE OR FEMALE.—N% e are prepared to
furnish all classes with Constant Employment,2t
home, the whole or part of the time. Businels
new, respectable and very profitable. Persons of
either sex easily earn from kl to 45 per evening.
and a much larger amount by devoting their
whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly as Much as men or women. Anyone send
ing for our Full Instructions !s certain to make
money fast. That you meg test the business, we
will mend Free by mall, our FULL INSTRCe.
TIONS FIOW TO CO3LMENCF., also a Valuable
Sample Package of Goods. Those already start
ed are making *leper week devoting I to a hours
a day. NO CAPITAL NEEDED to start busi
ness. It is adapted for aillotalitles. If you want
permanent employment, and large returns, send
your Address to M. YOLNG & Co., 66 Fulton St
ew York. Dee. 9, 1670.-3m4
PALACE . HOVEL;
Phases of London Life.
1 BB ti 4 Dui ui 11 )(noun Journalist
THE VEIL' LARGEST (0313IDsSION PAID
This book is a beautiful Octavo of 665 pages.
embellished with am engravings, and a finely ex
ecuted map of London designed and executed
expressly for this work by eminent artists. It
contains a full, graphic, and truthful statement
of the Bights,diecrets, and Sensations of the great
Metropolis of the World. Its pictures are from
real Life and yet so weird and romantic that it
almost challenges one's credulity. It displays in
bold relief the appalling misery of the poor, and
the reckless luxury• of the rich. The most salea
ble book in market. Circulars and sample pages
sent free. Address. BELKNAP & BLISS, Hart.
ford, Conn. Dec. 9.-3 t
WEAVER & CO,
Livery, gales & Exchange
STABLES,
"askingt,,it Street, Getlrhurg, Penn'«
THE undersigned having entered into partner.
ship, under OM drin of Weaver & Co., have
taken the well known Livery Sfablee of N. 'Weal_
er, and ttAbrebt"re,l WINN wittrall
styleg anal kindk of conveyances lAA f;an be
found in alirSt-class Livery. Their stock cannot
be beaten by any establishment in the town.
44 - Parties wishing to visit the E dattle.eld, will
find superior accommodations at this Livery,
without ;With limn! charge for Guides.
CARRIAGE MILKING
WILL alts~o be carried un lu all Its branches at
their Bllops o posits the Liveryy , alt styles of
BUGGIES, JAGGE.R 'WAGONS,
CARRIAGES, &c.,
built of the best 4!l akalful work,
men, od short'uotico,
REPAIRING
t z iptly Attertflod to 04 satisfaction guaran.
GIVE U A CALL.
LEVI WEAVER
W. D. HOLTZWoRTD,
W. T. ZIEGLER.
Nov. 4, 1870.—tf
Young, Smyth , field & Co
Importers, Manufactures and Jobbers of
HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
WHITE GOODS, LINENS, EMBROIDERIES
No. 429 Market St., 45. 418 C0M11164V6 St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES J. 8113TCALFE—of York Springs, pa,
Sept. 83,1870.—t[ . ,
REMOVE'D
41)stfil JACOBS,
MERCHANT' TAILOR
HAS HICXDITXO )
A r eitabeW to J W. arise Store,
. berstnirg 12.6.21 1 do Bru t : ire:
A large assortmeB4 of
Moths,' Camiginersa ce Vistbilisi trier
Bangs ..
offered at the emalleui
bought et the Store eat qf cha e .
ArZeiVei tgl ag at o AS li a a rT l
reeelyed. and tallordoni - fir
nab_• • et*. Cutting Ague, sie u ln a
The Potroooge And no effort
-sprWAT - 11/04( ',74DFC—Wygg
palater
ltr c . , JentY at
. 4 YI F t guv DIV? /1.4 W
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size; !whetting the
)71 SRA DoW PICT I •F:s
WATER COLORS. OR INDIA INK
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
TIME TA lil.l
TO THE
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Al • -'• I , ANDALL, -
the celebrate--I Elocutionistof Oswego, will give
ENTLET.‘..iItiENTS on Tuesday and Thum
daysveiting,
LSO tall: every evening by prominent-Edu
cators.
The day 54:4 iOlll5 will be devoted principally to
, Essay., ,-iscti,sions, Class - drills, Practipl Talks
lou the %anon.. matters, which are of direct Int
portsuice to our Contmon-School Teachers, and
Contests.
PRIZES to the successful competitors ln the
contests in orthography, History, Mental Arith
metic, Sze.
THURSDAY, DIRECTOR'S DAY. All the Di
rectors of the County are cordially Invited to be
present, on that and every other-day of the ses:
non.
An opportuuity will be given eaeh day to Teach
era and Directors Mask QUESTIONS in regard to
any point of the School Law, or any practical
questions in site practice of Teaching.
Teachers, Directors, Friends ot Educatidn, as.
sist in making this Institute of practical benefit
to all. Come prepared not only to listen but to
participate.
For full Information see circular to be issued
Nov. 24th. J. HOWARD WERT,
Nov. 25.4 f County Superintendent.
The Best Paper,
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.BUBB.LB/t. Druggist.
STRAV.--Came to tbe premises of the sub.
-C4 acriberln Franklin township, Adams county.
Pa. about the 18th of October lain, a large white
1 1.431,V e rhortta. The owner is to
prove , pay charges and take it away.
Nov. -3t DAVID BEECHER.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. -The
Arm of Eimer & ELLWn by been dissolv
ed by mutual consent. An persons indebted to
said Mn are requested to make Immediate pay
ment, and those baying Odin! to PreSent them.
Tim Woks aro afft9oltl stand; where settlemeas
Wit 10 be Made,
P S7O IaT R Id. EL T IOTT.
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Gettysburg, Noy. 25, .St
NNOTlCE.—Letters of Administration, with the
will annexed, on the Estate of JACOB MI:-
deceased, late of Franklin township.
having n granted to the undersigned.residi=
in same township, he hereby gives notice to alt
persons indebted to said estate to call and make
Mmediate seitierne w rt, apd those having claims
Mthe please present them pro
seinen
uthenticated for settlement. • '
Nev. 15. J. M. MICKLEY, Adm'r.
6t
NOTlCE.—Letter of Administration on the
estate of CONRAD Ammer, deceased, laI , !
Reading townsidp,
..,4am toady, Pa., tut c ving
I s s Mined - In We , tafiglied, residing In
township, he hereby gives notice to an
pp ns Indebted to saki estate to make imme
diate payment, and those having chains
for t.
AIi&A.LOM A.LBERT,
Nov. DS, 1870.-61 Administrator.
VOTlCE.—Letters Testamentary on the estate
bzune e d
11 of A. M. Lim& late o I= eii t .
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Mant ff aeturers o f
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Theme Instruments have been before the public
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, January' .5, Ifich—tf
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• ----- I'HE CUCUMBER WOOD • ! I , SPECTFULLY informs the nubile. that he
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Oct. Pt7o.—ly
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Dr. Bliarks, of cholasvllle liy„ says he
has used in cases of scrofula and
Seoondary Syphll with satisfactory results
—as, a cleaner of the Blood 1 knOw no better
remed.
Samuel G. ArFaddeu, urfresboro% Tenn
says:
gal Nolirts.
Notice.
,N4ke,
GETTYSitt7O,.PA
Qarjenters and contractors.
DOG I I -1"VE:11S,
BLINVII:DOOR AND WINDOW FRA MEB,
CORNICE, DOOR AND wrsnow
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lq experiomiced tvorknten. and at
REASONABLE PRICES
Orders promptly attended to
pa, ed to take eoutrae ts for puttiug up and repair
lug buildings, at as reasonable rates as any bull
der In Gettysburg—all work gussantred to be of
best trility. Lie hope lq strict attentlott to bust
tress u merit public patrnage. Give him a call
April 9, 1569-t(
ifatrho and *vim
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WATCHES JEWELRY
I%TM. I'. MTARTNEY wishes to inform his
custoincrs and the public generally, that
haring purchased the interest of Insinner, (L.
V
V. B. Soper, ) in the watchl and Jewe Store on
Baltimore street, Gettysburg, he wil spar(' no
.erfort to give satisfaction to all.
lie has Just returned from the city with a spien.
did assortment of
GOLD and SILVER AMERICAN and SW,L%
• WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER TEA and
TABLE SPOONS, FORKS, GOLD, SH
YER ond STEEL FRAME SI'ECTA.
CLES; also, CLOCKS of the best
3LanaLacture, MUSICAL IN.
STRUMENTS,
A GUITAR STRINt,S,
SCREWS and
BRIDGES.
41 1 4 - Watch and Clock work warranted for one
year. Jewelry repairing executed in a neat and
workmanlike manner. [Sept. 10, ISri9-tr
CLOCKS, WATCHES
AND
1 1 : lAr E R .
A. H. FE' S'l'E I
Has 1.1.4 shop to York street, opposite
the Globe Inn, Gettysburg, where he has con
stantly ou hand a fine assortment of
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND
SILVER-PLATED WARE.
Old Silver taken in exchange. be r ate of
REPAIRING done, and charges mo. All
work warranted tit sire satisfaction.
Nov. 2a, 1670.—1 f
Notice to the Public !
lIH undersigned is running :I Line of Stages
/ from Hagerstown to Gettysburg, leaving for
mer place on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
7o'eloi , k, A. M., passing by Leitershiog. Waynes
boro', 310nierey and Clermont Springs, Fonntani
Dale and Fairfield arriving at Gettysburg at half
past four o'clock and returnin
sag from Gettysburg
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday arriving al
Hagerstown to make connection with the 5 0'
clock train for Baltimore. ANNA WASSEN.
May 2L—tf
Real and gtrosnal
p ÜBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL AND REAL PROPERTY
The undersigned, Administrator with the Will
annexed of the Estate of JACOB BrEseckEn, de
ceased, will sell at Public Sale, on Friday, the
2311 of Dec, niber, COmilienang et 9 o'dock. 4.
„IL. precise/ y. at the late residence of said decea.s
ed, near McKnightstown (New Salem) and close
to the Gettysburg and Chambersburg Trunpike,
Franklin township Adams county, Pa., the fol
lowing property. viz:
3 IIEAD OF WORK HORSES, -
ieitw allioTdiieliik:2c4VriVll4B.'l:E tat lit:, lIZ;c1d BROOD 17 11 l VEs
OF BEES well stored With honey, and a
lot of empty Bee Boxes,( extra new three-horse
broad-tread Wagon, I good three horse narrow.
treadWa_gon, 1 new Bough Hay Ladders, 1 pair
of other Hay Ladders, 1 coniblrled Mower and
Reaper in good order, 1 Grain Drill in good order,
1 a iro-toon Horse Rake, new Wheelbarrow,
large Grindstone, Plows of all kinds, Harrows
and shovol Harrow, double and single Trees,
Spreaders, 2 Log Chains, Cow and other Chains,
Forks, Rakes, Grain and other Shovels, Grain
and Cloverseed Cradles and Scythes, new Ladder,
Crowbar, Mattocks, Post and other Augers, Maul
and Wedges, Saws, Drawing Knife, 6-c.. also all
kinds of Horse Gears, Wagon and other Saddles,
Bridles, Halters, 3 good leather Fly nets, Haines.
Collars, om., 1 standing Screen and Sieves, Half.
bushel and - 'othe'r measures, to of Posta and
Shingles. GRAIN IN THE' aftOV.ND. Lot of
Prime Old and New Wheat by the bushel. Sev
eral hundred bushels of Corn; several hundred
bushels or Ohl and New Oat; tiuwerseed by the
bushel, flaxseed, large lot of good gay by the
ton, Corn.filac.r, Rye-straw by the bundle. 3
WEAVER LOOMS. and also flxtules for weaving
Coverlets all complete. together with .1101.7 s&
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, consist
ing of Feather Beds, Bolsters, lot of Carpeting by
the yard, Bedsteads, Cupboards, Case of Draw
ers, Desk, Chezta, Tables, excellent large Clock,
...Spinning Wheels, 2 Ten-plate Stoves and pe,
large Copper and Brass Kettles sad ii
Cans and Lard, good &Visage Grinder iin( r,
Apple-butter by the Crpck, b4rrel 9 of Vinegar
empty Barrels, the
and Buckets, Meat
Benches, Gold \Vetch and many other articles
too nutnereus to mention.
Also, at the Same time and place, by virtue of a
Decree of the Orphans' Court of Adams county,
will be o ff ered the ROME FAIL M on which said
deceased resided, containing ala ACItiS OF
LANP, more or leks, In flue cultivation and very
fatorably located. The improvements are a
two-story Log Weatherboardeff ; UM:IIX with a
wing attached,and a one and a half story Log
Weaver Shop, Sauk Barn with Sheds, Corn-crib,
and all other outbuildings, a well of good water
near the door, also a spring close by. running
water on the place, also Fruit Trees.
In case this desirable property is not sold or i
the day of sale, it will be offered for Bent, Heine.
dlately on the same day.
Sir - Attendance w:11 he oven and terms made
knowilog ate day of sale by
J. M. MICKLY,
Ja.con MICK - LT, Auctioneer.
Dec. 2, 1870.—ta
ORPRA.NS' COURT SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
A By mso u n o y , an e O unde o rs ig e Or Adm n n '
iCorauto of
of the Estate of DASTEL GULDEN, deceased, will
offer at Public Sale, on the premises, in Straban
township, Adams county, on Saturday, the 24tA
day of December, 1870, at I o'clock, P. ,IL, the
MANSION FARM of said Da el
ceased, containing sag beg %C ES 0 AND.
About $5 Aores ate in good Tim ran 4.
e bal
ance ink MO state of cultivation, having been
all limed three times. The Railroad Station Ls on
one side of the farm, making the' lUne easy of
access. The York and Gsburg Turnpike rtms
through the farm. The Basementare a two-story
BRICK HOUSE, with a Kitchen, and
a large House and Spring 'House, near the
dwe , with a spring of excellent water. a large
frame k Barn, Wagon Shed, and other out.
bulldln.
The Farm Is well wiSterefl, atia the
one In every respeet a convenient an'd desirable one.
ALso, at TRACT time and place will be offered
for sale a OF ABOUT 5 ACRES of ex
cellent CHESTNUT TIMBER LAND, Mtuato Ip
Menallen township, Adams. courtly, APQnt twQ
miles north of Bendersvillo,_ the road
leading from Gettysurg to Newville.
knrAtteadaritei will be given and terms made
rn - on depot sale by
GEORGEF. GULDEN,
Dec
DAVID WILLS,
. 2.-ta Administrators.
•
TOWN ,PROPERTY
Aff PUBLIC SALE•
The undenti t ied will cUSer at Public Sale. on
Saturday, the cy' December newt , at 1 o'clock, ac, SO SK AND LOT on Chamber:limn
street, Gettysburg, adjoining lots of Jaw
Kinn and Wm. E. Oulp, improved wit
RoBali; TWO STORM AND AN Alf CITA
Basement and Bydrunt therein. The lot e_as
back to a public alley. All in good repalt. The
Souse eontains e ight comfortable roomd Irk good
re gret,. ns wishing:OW the property Will call
on the undersigned ing t*wp.
SilPAttondattoe be Wee and ter= made
known on day of ale by
Deo, 20.4 a "JOHN G. PREY:
Vizvotoq
PRE-EMPTION LANDS.
I HAVE ON HAND A FEW
TRACTS
OF NO.'
relit lico v iirreoptuee Luella located Rev
w niasoN i p o r !pen* ac, he wen mead
teirleleidi. watch I will sell or teedutage at a
Tali price for Real Estate la Adams omen", Pa.
' Feb. 5, illif&—tt GM /MOLD.
(Silt of the
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NO. 8, A GOOD RED LAND FARM,
150 Acres, comfortable HOUSE and alt needed
Outbull i de, and Barn, Lund limed and to good
order, grass farm, near Baltimore Turnpike,
miles m rystirg, 3nd les from Llttlestowr
Price $6.600.
NO. 9, A TRACT OF GRANITE
LAND, three tulles from Gettysburg, on York
pike, Acres, good HOUSE and STABLE, .1
goad staa4l fur sktre or Mechanic. Price g2,:ko.
NO. 10, A VERY GOOD FARM, two
mileS west of Gettysburg, on public road, =4
Acres, well limed and In mid condition, go.RI
Buildings, Weatherboarded HOUSE, Urge Bank
Barn, plenty fruit, good location. Price 150 per
; acre ; or will sell 184 Acres with buildings at same.
I NO. 11, A VERY GOOD STOCK
FARM, two miles east+ of Gettysburg, on York
pike, Acres_,_or will sell 110 Acres . , about 1 .1
iirned, a good FRAME HOUSE, two Barns, n
watered. Price 160 per acre—terms easy.
NO. 12, A VERY VALUABLE FARM,
2.'4 Acres, of which 100 acres heavy Timber, Oak,
Hickory and Walnut, five miles west of Getty,
burg, on public road, two sets of Buildings, will
sell 14 or the whole, 'excellent fruit farm, good
land, red gravel. Price $4 per acre,
NO. 13, A. - GOOD FARM, 130 Acres, 7
miles from Gettysburg. on Harrisburg road, good
FRAME HOUSE and Barn, all kinds of fruit.—
Price $3,000.
NO. 14, A FIRST-CLASS RED LAND
FARM, 140 Aeres, or will sell 100 Acres • 2 miles
from Gettysburg,
ni r
en Harrisbuyii • ood
weatherboarded HorsE, Bank auntr g ant
fruit, Land limed and In good order.,
, , •
Also, several other Farms and To Pronerty.
Also, Western landS and Town Proiserty. to ex
change for Adams County Farms. I ,
R. (I.lKeellignitr.
Iltorneirtherthenesa,
mityoburg. Pa.
VALUAEILR. FARM AT
PRIVAXE
The_entiersimeed offers at Private Bale a verN
DEsIRABLE FARM, situate l Cumberland
township, Adams comity. Penna.. 1;4 miles from
Gettysburg, near the Chtunbersbarg turnpike,
containing 218 "ACRES of land, of which there
are 52 Acres in excellent timber. The land is in
a good state of cultivation, and under very good
fencing. The Improvements consist of 1 large
new two-ste_ry BRICK. DWELLLNG itOusE,
with a new Weattlerboarded Summer House close
to the dwelling, a never-billing IND of water in
front of the door, Frame Barn, Wagon Shed, Car -
flag° House, Corn Crib, Hog Pen, and all other
necessary outbuildings.
There is also an Apple Orchard la prime bear.
log, and another that Is Just coming Into bearing:
also, &young Peach orchard in fine tearing or
der. There are small fruits of all-descriptions
around the buildings.
The ,property is well suited for division, with al
most an equafproportion of timber at each 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 fetter. THEODORE, BENDER.
June 17, 1870.—tf -
V
The undersigned offers at Private Sale her in.
terest (being the umi)vided unedmin ill the
FARM, in Strohm township. Adams countr, ad.
Joining lands of Josiah Benner. Jenne 11. Walter,
and others, known as the Bringnmn & Wasinus
farm. It contains 900 ACRES, more or less, with
about 30 Acres in fine swag Timber, and about
la Acres in excellent Meadow. The Irnproce.
'rinds consist of a two-story BRICK DWELLING,
with a one-story Brick Back-building, Log Barn
with Sheds attached, an Orehterd of choice fruit,
two wells of water with pumps, b one of theta near
the kitchen door. The farm desirably located
and will be sold on reasona Jeans.
For terms, &c., address or apply to 'the under
signed, at Gettysburg, Pa,
LOUISA WILLARD.
Nov. 11, 180.—tt
I will sell at Private Sale,
No, 1-WALNUT GROVE MILLS,
one mile south of Abbonstown o LA ND, Hanover
turnpike, with SO ACHES OF mostly
Meadow bottom, known as Ifoilinger's hill's.—
ALso,
No. 2—PINE HILL MILLS, 1 mile
south of Harney, Carroll county, on e head
waters of the Nonocacy, with 'l3 a.C.itk OF
LAND, heavy water power, known as Linah's
Mins. Also,
No. 3—KNOWN AS SANDOES
MILLS, 6 miles south of Gettysburg, with' SG
ACICKS,OF LAND,lleavy water Power. All these
Mills are hi perfect good running order. Also,
A CHOICE FARM OF 291 ACRES,
n ear Gettysburg, well limed, with No.l buildings.
Also,
4 0..; . .E OTHER KIRI!. WITH 90
Ant 4!3 OF LAND, near Llitlfttovrn, Adams
county, well limed. with No. 1 new buildings.—
Terms accommodating. I will exchange one of
the Dllll properties for a good Farm in Adams co.
Gettysburg, Sept. 9, 1570.-Itu
VALUAUU TOWN PROPERTY
A.T PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber wHhes to dispose of his valuable
110 USE and LOT, containing 1 Acre, NI acedu on
the Chambeniburg turnpike In the Borough of Gett yyburQQ.
Gettysburg.
THE HOUSE is built on the Cottage style, e ith
9 good Rooms and Is very convenient throughout
and a good well of water at the door, with a good
Stable and other outbuildings. The Grounds are
nicely laid out, and planted with a variety of or
namental Trees.
To any person wishing to buy this Is a rare
chance. :fermis easy.
air-11 sold possession will yen lathe second
week of June; If not sold by that time it will be
offered for rent until the lat of April, IS9 - -
For partiotaltra enquireof Gee. Arnold or Sam
uel 1A11411412A at &kit First National lank or of
CY11,14 ti. Galan,
May Zf, 1870—tf Flora Dale P. O. Pa.
ALL'ABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SAL'
The undersigned 'fomenters of tbe the Estate of
EttisiStAlarm, deceased, offer at Private Sale, the
110 MR MANSION, attune in New Oxford, eon
tithing 10 ACRES, more or lees, of good fartultr4
land. The Improvememts are a two-story BRICK
- .HOUSE. an out-kit:ben attached. Brame
Barn, with vftrriage House, Rog Pen, Corn-crib,
and all other Deemer* outbuildings attached, a
well of never-falling water at the door, with a
variety of all kinds of fruit It is a very desira.
.ble Rome and persons weshit
is purchase should
call before going elsewitere. desiretilY iota
ted for lufteste,. adjoining Ware-Bouse o
Mesas. IdeiheriS & Bender.
lir Any person wlsau to view either of the
propertlea will please 611 the last named Ex
eCutor, residing In New Oxford. ,
GEORGE SLAGLE,
CHAS. A. DIEHL. •
Executers.
Oct. 14.-tf
pußLic SALE..
By Virtue of an Order of the Presldens Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas of AdiansasillltY.
the tindersiged, Sequestrator of the s=nua
Railroad, win expoee to sale D public
. the Freight Depot of t h e Gen. OWE 7.tsi o id
do
Gettysburg on eurduy, the 7th Tay
ter acp, o cik.p. lico s k at 1 o'clock:P.
tlty of C_ , supposed to be about 2:1 3 4 tons.—
Also, Tilt= ROLM, contents unknown.
also. in accordance with the provisions of tie
Act of Aseenibly in such cases made and pfarl.
ded, will be exposed to publie sale, at the mune
time And place. to defray the costs and expenses
of toumportatlon, the followingfly, viz:
341: e optielids and Itierce of nes, eon .
to the Gettysburg Spring Company.
b hogsheal tlgsg and 4 boxes of Glom Hot.
ties,2 mujie("rigagtPon: idldGbleCraiiitleSt einAigneft
to I. laihnon. •
1 bot consigned to J. M Huber.
Rupp
of Iro4 Casting , ecoslgned to 'John
patent flay Fork, couslismal to William Ul
rich.
Nov. 25.-ts R. McCUIWY I
Seqt r.
A SMALL PROPERTY AT
. _PRIVATE SALE
r The undersigned eels argrirsto saIe,aTILACT
OF LAND, situate in Sourapfeeseut
Adams counti ; on the Hanover mdf. harfcirdri;
from Bonau town, Made ot James
Bleed, Rev. orb and ore,, - al' Id oontalning la
AOllOl, more or lees. Tbe tisprovements are a
one and a half story DWILF : 13110 II WAX Pan
d frame, risme , oke
Rousestone,an of excelleat water, and ßab plent Sm y of
fruit. Two acres are timber. The land Is
In a blsksiate of and under post and
rail fencing. Terms easy, to salt purchasers.—
Apply to or address the uhderelgried, In the same
Aga l 11111.--tf
B. F. 11.1.14ARIfAN.
to valig
Valuable Town Property
FOR SALE. '
BRICK DWELLING,
with brick Baseibidld? Booms—with Gaspipee
the entire bing—frontlng 60 feet on
street, north of Stevens Hall. . The build.
•
Ina w, and oompleted In beet style. It will be
sold en d ble terms.
If not sold by October 1 le will be ha llent.
C. It .4 A. D. DIMMER.
Gatipbmi, OWL 9,11
1 1 141431 FOR, &ALA . -.-
A.l .4'i liar ,ilk ~s 7: . . f rsal lu bli th e " tr.
Grove .
imilit tMl. =4 of Tim' .: "A B b el e.' —2 ot
in abundance t under . ennaddanr knit
.11 -.'"
fencing; terms Ow. =D im
Oct. 28, 1610.—tt - . - ittlettgn%.
Ikai knit girosiat/Jfitts
YALVAKE LANDS!!
• Volt 'SALE.
No.
o i bu l l ' a AßM, - two miles north
west of adjdning
_Spritlig Vote' prop,
arty, Igi Acre., tit tarp MUItICICHOUSItIarge
Switzer Barn, Tenant House, and other Improve
ments. Price 16,800—not more titan cost of Mild •
ago.
No. 2, B FARM, two and a half miles
north.weet, of Gettysburg, adjoining No. I, 114
'Amok with good STONE HOUSE., Barn and
other Improvements. An excellent grass farm.
Trice 01,500.
No. 3, A FARM adjoining No. 1, and
town lota of Gettrabling 1110 Acres,
with STONE FARM stag.' CMG& It is divided
by the Cluunberabunr Turnpike and comprises
many very choice homing lots. Price, IMOD.
.NO. 4, A FARM, flve.mlles from Get •
triburg, on pobile rood; us Men, Vopi land in
good condition, with large BRIC HOUSE, and
large Siritzer Barn. Price WACO—Ten , ellen).
No. 5, A VERY GOOD FARM, taco
miles 'from Gettysburg, *4O Acres, with large
BRICK HOUSE, large Bank Barn, all in good
condition. Price 00 peracre,
No. 6, A FARM, 170 Acres, four
miles from Gettysburg, on Public road, comforta
ble FAItH BUILDII,Os, red land, Si limed.—
Price WOO half ash.
No. 7, An excellent FRUIT FARM,
ten miles north' of Gettysburg, on public road.
about $0 Acres. good land, with comfortable
Buildings. Price $3,500.
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ALUABLE FARM AT
PRIVATE SALE
ABLE MILL PROPERTIES
AT PRIVATE SALE
The new hvn.stmy