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of every variety ;
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and, Caps,
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call at oar Store, on
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Overcoats,
PANTS VESTS,
Burkskin. Kld and
Waal() Robes, Horse
&e. Also, the
CAPS
4 ,, 5, Cravats, *A n yt es i
lid N,,tlotis .0 every.
SHOES,
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ety at
INGHAM *F4
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best — ik s ok of
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very latest
ts & shoes,
Vader-Clootkif
Hoods generAlly.
eivellry,Watelies,
Leather Milks and
Umbrellas always on
• assortment. Child
,. ds. In short, everT.
lu a llrat-class pent a
Übeofits loireFt,our motto.
pr.' CO sad,
wore purehasteg.
S. WOLF.
S, -.BEAVERS,. bit
INGEIAbrs
tirs &
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nd Gaiters!
stirin more street, a few
Gettysburg,
Moots, Shoes
ng at greatly. reduced
CI :
- Calf Boots. Amer-
Cas .... l3laiteri.
free
alters, Call Bahnorals.
I. own 'manufacture
country, are tt,
priers bet ore purr_has-
L fent that I can please
ab;cl be carried
More., —Xepid4gg done
44 1 Co=
• Ws • former
lubd.v_k_eoatinu
MMiGEL.
ents, &c.,
gAku S,
'l' Street,
. .
an
1 Swig Ant Digs.-We 10e repeat- . /r 'Sr 1101 Milh4 1 4 1 4 'Yaks irilmc—Ther. - .14.4b451 bf the
e tar b tittintt;
edior ca ll ed the attention effinut4mons to Vie Gaut . r = c - for 1871 promises even •
New York Observer wul Se ws the Ist
ihe operations of *mandrels in New York - tar ationnicag limn heretofore. ono iof January, it Ye a r Book and Alma-
...:-0--....... City, Who have : for Mile yeats plat speen-1 distinctive Nam ' d re w sidgmy in, the ! nee," containing T amable civil, ecatMer-
Friday NOWIIIIIIIII, - Dec la, liffil.
lo t ted upon the greed and unscrupulous- I - bright sharp way in w in c h , it is edito gi ciarand agricultural information, withi a i
"Amu. rim - ills. ness of ignorant men, by offering in clam- 1 4very atittion of vo w , enema , ei nt, I large amount of statisties bearing on res i
.
lass to sell counterfeit money. Within t n and weitten up by the 1 ligioue anff benevolent operations of The
Tuslors.—Within the last two weeks ~,, _
1 Christian church, price el. A copy Of
•number4•subscribers have settled
the met fe w wee ks cop ie s m spec- these most competent Mew- The GielaY4. ll aa ;
quite a ionsly worded circulars have been Ccirmwd- i gathered atonal gnu a staff o f t i ot , this valueble work will . be given graters- 1
their accounts, all of whom will accept
ed to UR bserespeetable gentlemen who re- c moat pOr de, ,niten, in e ver y d epar t men t, ! Mosey to all who afibenbe and pay for the
4air thanks. "Dues," are at all times un
mired them by mail. Notwithstanding Observer for one year. The N. F. Obser-
fee nt, lint a few dollars withheld from( and it is clear that ever y numberls made !
~ that the swindle has 'seen repeatedly op w i th the , gam un i ty o e purp e se an d ter is one of theariest valuable religous
each of our two thousand subscribers
dishonest dupes every t a m e , t journals of the day, and this liberal o ff er
make a large aggregate deficiency , which
exposed, dishonest nice discernment of the public
fall into the. traps, sending of the publishers ought to secure a large
seriously incommodes us in meetingou rou ' neele Y 1 which eharneterizes our most resofiessful '
o w , : increase in circulation . See adv. _• _ ,
and secur ingby ex p ress carefully
weekly expenses. Every intelligeet sub- t - ,_ ',„_
' teate " i 1' daily and weekly papers. It has been
scriber will underistand ebie, mul every I Packages of miniature phmmsre•fee' of ! custom for magazines to furnish tile pub- ' IlErThe i:nited States Patent Laws,
greenbacks, old newspapers, sawdiust, &c. i lie with the best selection they could make 1
thoughtful subscriber will-act acesedingly , with instivetions bow to obtain Patents,
The
,police of New York have recently i tom), such articles as were sent to . e_
by promptly liquidating the amount due . is the title of a work of 112 pages, sent to
us. A small matter to each subscriber, it 1 been everballiMg some of "le swindlers, ! them for publication. The da y for this us by Muses & Co., 37 Park Row, • New
with some rich developments. One of h as pa m, an d th e e dit or o f a first da m
becomes a serious one to us when multi- IYork. It also contains the official rides,
plied by 2,000. Will those who have thus 1 these, whose eke , Wars purport to hail from - -- '
magazine has a very different duty to per- 1
• forms for patent deeds, hints on selling,
"Logr & Co. ter "W!llia Howard" or form from reading manuscript , and col-
i i
far overlooked our call for settlement, • patents, 150 diagrams of mechanical move -
]ease
"William H. Jackem,' of 52 John street, . ling out the best. He must create. He i nts, and a iar • of
please think of this. The approaching large variety other
been doing a thriving business, receie- 'm ustmap out s t y l e m
holidays will be a good time to make the had •••
ing in fortyereven days thirty thousand , wishes to produce, and then seek out the ha ving
Printer's heart glad, by squaring up alland can be had free by all who
(Milani in money from their do s— most competent
arrearages. persona M P re p are ' arid- 1 will send their names to Messrs. alum &
sons no less criminal in intention than cies upon su b j ects on which the public de- Co. above.
' themselves. Such a revelation gives one sire to read. This important change in
a melancholy idea of the morality of the the requirements of magazine literature,
country, and seems to show that if the se t e, Galaxy was the first to discern, If it
census' could give us the number of per- did not itself create the change.'
sous who are both rogues and fools, wick- Among the attractions for the coming
ed enough to cheat their neighbors and year, the Galaxy has engaged Porte Cray
silly enough to be themselves cheated by on to furnish a series of sketches of life
a very transparent swindler, the list would a nd a d ve nture, which will revive the old
include a lamentably large percentage of interest in Ins picture of American scenes.
our population. Mrs. ' Edivards, the e Libor of "Archie
The New York Bun publishes in fall a e pet a, ,, egteven Lawrence," and "Susan
number of letters found in these swind- Fielding," will begin a new novel in - the
ling concerns, from parties who had lures- January number, entitled "Ought We to
ted variously, from $5 to $lOO in sawthists Visit Her?"
&c., and wrote complaining of the fraud In the January number a new depart
and threatening exposure unless the ' par- ment will be opened—a department of
ties did the fair thing. One of the let- science—which will be under the charge
tens published is from a gentleman in Mid- o f a distinguished writer in that field, re
dleburg, Carroll county, Maryland, whose markable for his AM in bringing within
name we withhold; also one from New popular apprehension even the more ab-
Windsor, Md. struae investigations of modern science.
So frequently have these swindles been
„The remarkable series of papers by dis
exposed that we have little sympathy for tinguished public men, to which Messrs.
parties who notwithstenaing consent to Tburlow Weed, L S e rack, Horatio King,
become the dupes of these New York and Gideon Welles have contributed dur-
Knaves. They deserve to lose their mon- ing the year now closed, will be continued
ey, and be exposed by the publieation of during 1871, and will include contributions
their correspondence. Few of our readers, from other public men of high poaitiop
however, have any conception, of the ex- and wide experience.
tent and boldness with which the system Mr. Richard Grant White will, early
is carried on. The success of one villain in the year, begin his series of articles on
causes others to start the business, until "Americanism, - a continuation of the
the number of operators has tme:nue very popular aerieson "Words and their Uses."
large. The circulars they send out are, Mr. Justin McCarthy has returned to
for most part, lithographed.letterie they the United States, and will contribute
premise "the best counterfeit money ever regularly to the Galaxy as heretofore.
produced." and they all warn their dupes Of other writers who will have articles
not to send money by mail, lint by ex- Meths numbers of the Galaxy for 1871,
press. From the "Banking House of Wil- may be namedelleyard Taylor, Ik Marvel,
lianas & Co., 196 Broadway," issues a cir- ,Parke Godwin,- -Dr. J. C. .Draper, Carl
cular directed to an "Esteemed Friend," Benson, Laura d'Hauterrhe (author of the
why is offered $2,500 for $25. ~'Robert Hanna Letter), Prof. J. M Hart, of Cor-
H. Holland, No. 145 Fulton street, N, Y.,". nell University, and others.
addresses a "Dear'Friend," whose-name The of:inductors of the Galaxy intend to
C has been mentioned to him in confidence, make it even better and more attractive
Cur - Mealy enough, he will receive calls on- than it has heretofOre been. No expellee
ly at "52 John street, No. 5, up grins," willbe leaned to secure articles of the
but he "deals on the square." "Bell & greatest interest to its readers.
Son, 37 Nassau street," address "My .
Dear Sir," and . ingeniously "feel that
there is no risk in confiding to , you our
secret.'• They prudently add, "Please
pay the express chargese - and "return
this letter, to remind us." "H. Colter &
Co., 195 Broadway," address a "Most es
teemed Friend," and -sign themselves, in
a burst of lithographed affection,, "Fra
ternally yours." "Order only by expiiss,"
and "please return this sheet to remind
us of the e4eisseetance." Colter & Co.,
)
say they wilt le this, lithograped
' instance, .'eleviate from sew Usual custom
o 'nesiuiejng all cash in ailvalese, end upon
.
reee. Se. of ten dollars, by express, as a
uaraz.
of
,of sincerity, send," and so on.
g .
"William "•
''. Ferguson, 194 Broadway,"
~..h „ , „ o „s„, 4 „:. i,stters from Brooklyn, will
th that the bills whieb
"take a solemn C 6.
I send you will never be detected." Wil
liams & Co., and C o lter & Co., have also
printed slips, the latc`er in Fiting calls 8i
"Room 26, top floor, 19,:c Broadway."
We could extend the lie t, ad infinilu' a,
but the above will imillioe, . *0 todiotte the
extent and character of this . I PerldiOn• --
Usually the rascals rent a room .9r two for
a short time and send out their . 11 ettlerng
under assumed names, shifting thei. - 49 43 e
tens from time to time to avoid trouble
some calls from the police or swilyiled
dupes. It is not often.they remain 'Mug
enough at one place to be caught. New,
if after all this, any body mints to invest
in this line, let them go ahead, but don't
be surprised if you should be waked up
some morning by a Detective on the look
out for would-be dealers in Coimterfeet
• NEW limy Boot.—The new "Book of
Worship,"' prepared by the General-Synod
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, has
made its appearance, and can now be had
at A. D. BuEnt.r.u's Book Store. Besides
revised Hymns, it contains an Order of
Worship, the Formula of Church Govern
ment, Luther'd Sinailer Catechism, the
Augsburg Confession, and Prayers for
family use. t f
IMP ItOVEMS.N T. -M iBB Harriet McCreary
intendh to put up a two story brick front
dwelling on the property recently pur
chased by - her from Mr. John Culp. on
Baltimore street.
'PERSONAL.-Mr. Hilton, lately Super
lintendent of the Soldiers Orphan's Home
stead, is how principal of the Public
Schas held in the Wallack's School build
ing, Washington, D. C. His wife assists
ADCWENT. -Mr. Henry Letts, (miller)
employed by Mr. Shutt, in Mr. Gitt's
near nis , Oxford, was caught in the gear
ing of the mill one day last week, and
consideratdy, though nod seriously,
iuiur
ed. Citizen.
COW KILLED.—On Saturday morning
last the 10.80 A.M., freight train on
the Gettysburg Railroad ran over a valua
ble Cow owned by Mr. Jac& F. Thomas,
near the freight depot in this place, break
ing a front and a hind leg, rendering it
'necessary to kill the cow.
- SAI:Es,--The Gettysburg Building As
sociation sold the property lately owned
by Geo. E. Kitzmiller to Louis Strouse
for $7OO cash.
Jacob Low has' sold his property in
Loxford township to George Emlet, fur
f 1. 700.
INtroIiTANT l'O BOADHOLDERB.-1101d
eirb of Bonds of the Gettysburg Railroad,
:la order to obtain a pro rata distribution
„ t 'the proceeds of sale of the road, will
h ave to present their Bonds to the Master
appo i i tied to make distribution, either in
person or by authorized agent or atior
ney. Th ‘ t Muter wilt o,it Tn PLaladelphin
on the 28th in.sl
arThe only civil caee triad last week
in Cotomon Pleas, was tbk'tof Mary
M.
Scott and Mary McAllister vs. !it brain/ H.
Minnigh, being an action in Tre, in
volving a dispute as to the boundt:47 of
adjoining lots owned by Plaintiffs
Defendants on Chambersburg street. The'
jury rendered a verdict of $75 for Plain
tiffs. Defendant's counsel filed a motion
for a new trial.
NEw BLANKS.—We have now on hand
a full assortment of newly printed Matting
for Justices of the Peace, including Infor
mations, Warrants, Commitments, Sum
monses, Subpoenas, Executions, &c. Al
so Sale Notes, Negotiable Notes, Judg
ment Notes, &c., with and without waver
clauses, School Warrants, School State
ments, Contracts with 'Teachers, &c.
Orders promptly filled.
PRESENTS of all kiiids for .ale at Zinn
Co's. 2t
111. - .NAwAY.,---On the 3rd inst., as a gen
tleman named Reed, residing near the
chapel, in Oxford township, Adams coun
-ty, was driving a spirited horse along the
McSherrystovin road, near this place, the
2.30 o'clock down passenger train on the
Gettysburg railroad came thundering
along, and the animal becoming frighten
ed at the locomotive, dashed off at a ter
rific rate of speed, badly wrecking the
rockaway to which he was attached and
throwing Mr. Reed out, who fortunately
escaped with but slight . injurg.—Hanorer
Spectator.
TILE LITTLESTOWN SHOOTING Drift-
CULTY. —We understand that young Wei
kert, whose shooting by Mr. Samuel P.
Young, while on a serenading expedition;
we noticed last week, is rapidly recover
ing. The difficulty is much regretted by
by all parties, the mist friendly relations
existing between the families. Mr.
Young, who is one of the most respected
citizens of that neigborhood, explains
that his purpose way to frighten the boys
away by firing blank mrtridges, and that
the tiring of the barrel leaded with shot
was unintentional
GO TO Z11 4 :15 & Co., for your ChristmaB
presents
CHANGED Herne.—On Tuesday last
Mr. Townsend, thl purchaser of the Get
_ tysburg Railroad, lifted the deed from
31. Swope, the Trustee, and-took charge
of the road. We understand that for the
present there will be no change in the
working arrangements. Mr. H. D. Scott,
the, present efficient and accomodating
Ticket and Freight Agent, will oontinue
to occupy that position, and Mr. Wm.
Sethi Conductor, the Hanover Company
supplying the cars and motive power.—.
Mr. Geo. W. McClellan will 'act as Treas
urer until the new Company formally or
ganizes.
SCARLET FEVER. This sc onrge of
children and dread of parents yearly car-_
ries off large numbers of children. We
notice in our exchanges what seems to be
* judicious treatment in the earlier stages
of the disease, which usually begins with
languor, loss of appetite, followed by fever
and sore throat, and.then "red patches"
'Oron the cheeks appear. When the symp
toms are first obeerv4 place the child in
a bed in a. room whi4.is warm: but well
ventilated. Administer warm, weak lem
onade, with a little gum arable dismayed
in it. Cover the atonal& whit dry flan
nel, then take a neatly folded bed sheet
and place it in boiling hot water, wring it
out by means of dry towels, and place it
over the flannel on the child's abdomen.
This must be repeated until perspialition
is observed, which will not result kir some
minutes, when the patient will drop into
a quiet slumber, and with careful nursing
is saved. Ail this may be done berme _s
physician bi esitimathed and will swine h
great auxiliary to his course of treatment
—in many cases it will enable him to save
the life of a dear child and prevent the
disorders which abnostAbllow Waitress&
ful complaint when it is net, promptly
assailed by this preliminary home treat
ment.
VFW. Small Herbst at Prints
Sale his Haws old Lot, ea Task simit,_
alw a Pastillq lot en 'West 16111100195 t
I=2
The Mt. Union Sunday School of Un
ion township, Adams County, held their
anniversary at Christ Church on Sunday,
Dec. 4th. The School met at 2P. M., the
exercises opening with singing and prayer.
The School was then treated tb cakes,
candies, nuts, &c., which luxuries were
in great abundance and gave evidence of
the interest generally manifested by the
parents and teachers in the glorious cause,
Much to the disappointmtat of the officers
the books ordered for rewards to the
children did sot come, which will be at
tended to hereafter. After the good
things, much to the enjoyment of the
children, were shared out, J. B. Baugh
man, S. S. Missionary, addressed the
audience and was listened to with almost
breathless silence, when the SeboOl tong,
some of their delightful pieces, and sa.
journed by singing the doxology, Prahe
flod from whom, &c.
.~
The meeting was largely attended, and
all appeared to be gratified, and we hope
not without some good impressions made
on the hearts and minds of those Arent,
to go forward in obeying the omen:Land of
our Heavenly Master, when he said "feed
my lambs."
The School hag been in a Army prosper
ous condition since it was organized hurt
spring. It numbers 74 scholars, and-22
officers and teachers. The success is to
be attributed - mainly t? the officers and
teachers for their regular attendance and
showing to their scholars that their hands
and hearts are interested in the cause.
COTTAGE Circtormors.—Mr. W. A.
Burnham, Syracuse, N. Y., has in press
a new work under this title, specimen
pages of which are before mi. It promises
to be a valuable popular compe nd of
History and Biography, embracing mem-
orable persons, events, places and:things,
useful in every family. The specimen
Pages indicate good printing, on °ker.
white paper and leaded type. It will be.
said exclusively by sabseription, - sust can
Teasing Agents are wanted. ,Elee-adv.
Znia & Co., keep the limit Tom Can.
dies, Fruits, Nuts, that you will Sod in
Gettysburg. - 2t
A Cuenca son- Btrumd—Pereeme de
airing good Stock, Farming -llhinsils,
will do well to attend the sale by die Ad
ministrator of Jacob Biesecher, deceased,
near Ydradghtstoent, m 4 . l'Fiday the 28d
,
_inst. The Real Relate will be offered at
the same tioni. • • " . -
,
THE BIM STOVE now m market for
bellutY , ecatomeT, ondarsiostlissbuditod
all around to be the IiRANING GLORY.
It defies all emmmtiikm, and list is Gm
judgment of all who hammed it. Itisjust
the thing for Offiees, Ooze% aied./Wiere
Chambers. Call at C. a Boaler's
-Wm& Room, oPlieldte the Per
Depot, and examine for youreeket_ ' tf
[For the Star and Sentinel
- .
THE NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACH
ER for December has:an appetizing bill-of
flue for its Sabbath School constituency.
It contains, among other things, a racy
readable article by Rev. J. R. McLean,
entitled, "Sunday Schools, the Church
Garden;" Joseph Allen, D. D., continues
the series on "Mental Facts for Sunday
School Teachers," . which shows much
analytical power on the part of the author,
and Rev. B. K. Fierce gives_some really
interesting facts concerning "Juvenile
Reform." The magazine, besides the
above, colitajn.s the usual outfit for a Sab
bath School teacher, the perfection of
which has made It so invaluable to the
Sunday School workers.
The publishers promise an enlargement
for 1871, and sliffrurther — Tesprovements,
which will place the TEACHER beyond
comparison with any other -Sunday School
mag'zhie in the world. They offer to
send specimen oopies free until January
Ist, 1871.
The same firm 4",ttiblislies "THE SCNDAT
&nom. Senotan, , a capital magazine
for boys and girls, specially adapted to
interest, amuse and instrue+ the young;
.50 eta per annum—clubs of 10 a' 40 eon*
1.5 or more at 80 cents per annum.
j a 2dress, for either magazine, Adat." ls ,
in ee ke.ser & Lyon Pub. Co:, 180 Clarke
street, Ci.'icagos
rinErs IN.T/EPIESDENT of New 'York
h as i ssue d a circular to its business
patrons, which reru;.4 as follows:
THE nmErENDENT.
8IIB!•CRIPTION PRICE 01,,MY $2 50 PER
AITNITIL
Its fraktnltive ix a forte of tha
Omnb.y.
ME Yen POPULAR 1111110 BM WT 13 THIS
=I
- The following facia and Agoras :taken
fr em our Mail Books prove moat sonata.
sip 'sly that Tax lunarnernmex is the best
ads ertising medium in the country. We
shin 4 ready to show our books to any ad-
Yeati Mr who doubts the accuracy of our
state meat. •We are arteniavadourakes at
this reedation of unparalleled facts and
figures made in a recast examination of
our hooka. Advertimeis will also bear in
mind that Tun Isterzrozwr probably
circulates—iinangia mare agents, to whom
we make bergs salea—in .many places not
mentioned on our Mail Boats. We do
not believe, for intatanoe, that any single
newspaper in the State of Massachusetts,
either secular or reh:gions, goes into' so
many tear= onto so Willy Yost-offices in
that State as does Tax In inumanzen; and
the same, we believe, is true of Illinois,
and also of every other NorOers airsti. In
other words, Tun Inumiosviessr has a
wider territorial circulation in each of the
,Nort '
illem StateCthan any other journal,
eithea local OS foreign. Ha businais man;
therefore, in Boston; Chicago, or, else
where, wants to communicate with the
public in his own date *sad sideway, 1112
IRDIMSMERT, as will be seen, is by far
the beat medium. Oar crowded advedis
ing columns eancludiefi l , allow that busi
ness men'in all direitbMe alreally appre
ciate oar ability to aid them; and we are
not afraid to refer indiecriminnailY to
thousands of such in New York and else
_ ._
We insatn it shall not be our bolt if
To traersicrourr. doea.not go to
poet-office in the Oinaiiiry. In otherSSW/a,
we mein to wit the patronage of lii
goOd part& to wary diseetion.
The following figures show the norther
of poet-offices to which, Tax lirourarin-
ENT Warm sea" in the several-states Ines
timed
loot jtbt.jrotiollboo to
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ruMbiir PrgeOtor,
Pstrikilion Nei* Totic.
GROCERITi in great variety, of the beat
quality, at Zinn & Co.• - 2t
Be wise to-day. 'Tis madness to
neglect a cough or cold however slight.
Consumptionmay follow, and though Dr.
Wistar's Balsam of 'Wtld Cherry has fre
-quently cured this much dreaded disease,
it almost invariably cures the primary
diseases of the throat, lungs and chest,
where other remedies‘fail. It
CHRISTMAS is COMING.—/ little over
two weeks, the Christmas holidays will
be here. Parents and othe:s t who are
looking around for substantial gifts to
their children and friends, will do well to
call and examine the huge assortment of
attractive Books, specially prepared .for
the holiday season, at the Bookstore of
A. D. BrEHLERS, on Chambersburg
street. The assortment embraces a large
variety of the best Juvenile publications,
together with Standard Literature, gotten
up in every style, and admirally adapted
for the Library or Center Table. Also,
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, fine Cutlery, and
Fancy Articles. ti*
JUMPING JACKS, Drums, Fifes, FisSMO
nicans,, Whips, and all kinds of children's
toys for sale cheap at Zinn & Co. 2t
aectetv• tdC gi.lci;ct•
S'ilt I ..a.• G 4,11/ th & 1.14.
Bartimore, Thursday MOM Mg.
SUPER FLOUR . 4 75 @ 5 00
-EXTRA nora, 5 50 0 5 75
WHITE WHEAT, 1 31 0 1 50
RED WHEAT 1 gl! 1 60
Coas 0.9
Rya, 80 0 85 •
0470 51
Timarny-Szaa, 4 0 7, 00
CLocsa-SEED, 7 (0 0 , 7 00
FLAI-SEED . 2 10 0 2 15
Saxes, Suouwans, 00 0 13
SIDES 13 14
ILLms IS 0 IS
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151310 a Pacific Land Grant GIN) .40
31LAREIED
BROVGII—TROEITLL—At the house of the bride's
father, L'iaae Trestle, Will i am inst., by the Rev.
Adam Hollinger Mr. Brough to Miss
Lydia Trostle: all of Adams county.
R e v. E. the 11th inst., by
the Rev. E. Sudden , Mr. Isaac. Deardor ff
to Mrs. Louisa Wisler, *)1 of the vicinity of
this place.
Hisita—Dantt..--On the lith last, by the Rev.
Dr. Hauer Mr. Levi L. Hen of Conowago town
ship, to Miss Mary C., daughter of Ja'w Diehl,
Esq., of New Oxford.
Laaa—Baows.—On the Zlth ult.,_gt the louse
H
of John Leas, by ' the Rev. Adam olliD ger. Mr.
Joseph Leas to Hirt Melinda Brown, an of York
county.
Mnuts—Ritritsciona— On the 3d nit., by the
Rev. AdamHollingst,_Mr. David Myers, of Yak
county, to Mks Delliah Reinecker,of Adams co.
MituotinsTrtoirart O n
the 14th Inst., by the
Rev. Ei Bnideullanick. Mr. Jacob Malbonkyro.
thonotary, to Mrs. Barbara Thomall, all of this
place.
IiTONIER—MCCLEI7.—On the Bth inst., by Rev.
E. 9. Johnston, Mr. DanielC. &puerto Miss Eliza
F. Mc leaf, both of Fairfield.
tinarvast—Ct.taxs.—Ori the 29th ult., by Rev.
E. 8. Johnston, Mr. George Isaac Shriver to Miss
N. Nancy Clarke, both of Adam county.
Winitatatt—iLman..-On the 4th Just., by Rev.
Adam Bollinger, John Iy, Wiennan to -Louisa
filmy. all of York Gam:.
Caass.—On the 11th inst., in th is place, diary
A.. A., wits of Lieut. Jacob W. Cress. aged F 4
years, 9 meths and 2 days. - •
B-gracnria.—At Clarion, Fa., on the 21st Ida,
J. Melsokls, grandson of Mr. John Welty.
Cumberlaad township, this county, aged 5
years, II maths and 20 days.
- rucoTlCX—lotters Testamentary on tlit7 Wale
VI of Jobs =term men., isle of Gettysbni,
deceased. having been Fated to the unftralm.
ed, residing in said place, they hereby give notice
to all persons Indebted to saki estate to make
Immediate payment, and those having claim&
w.inst
ate the
for same to present them properly au
thenticd settlement.
JOEL B. DANNER,
JACOB MEN TZ,
Executors.
Dec. 16,46 t
VSOTlCHL—Letgersof AdministA/ASIXt 0A . ..the
estateof HENRY STEnaOl7l, deceall 6 d. li fe of
Cumberland township, Adams county, having
been granted to the undersigned, residing in GeL
74b t rig, t r
s te d re=ris o n ma oUce e tiaill pegr e ns hp
meat,. and those having claims to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL HERBST, Adm'r.
Dec. 16.-6 t • . • .
- • -
TCE.-444iers • • •on the 'Wald'
Rev.ensicias J. EMIZIWIT,
persons late of Gettys
burg, deceased, having by been granted to the un
dergned, they re give notice to all
indebted to said he ,iWe to Make immediate pay
merit, and those having clalmsavinst the same to
Present them pMerly authenticated for settle
ment. • WWI JIHRIRART,
Dn. J. W. HICRELBERGER,
Ray. PETER BORN,
Executors.
•
•
air The first named Executor resides tnBtraban
township the second in Emmlttaburg, Md., and
. the last named in iininegrove, Pa.
Dee. 111.41 , • , •
-.Notfee.
TN pursuance of the provisions of the Act of
reaWy of PenranAg er )ipril 8, 1861,
jams Torwnswii. d, p of "The Get-
Railroad; all procrti m and frau
dearee yibeTleru Goat 0 4. 0
hereby adreo notice that he will meet li F eet,
of H. 0 - ToormaM, No. 709 Walnut
DN IDEVD•DAY, DEC. I 9 1870,
at 10'o'ciset, A. Y. to organize. elects, President
and Directors, and tranriet the business author
ized by said Act of Assembly.
JAM M. TOWNSEND.
Dec. 18„ 1870.-01
A DAMS COUNTY
'TEACHERS' INSTITUTE
El
I
meets In the Coint-House In
'GETTYSBURG,
Doe: 266, at 112 o'clock, P. IL
=MI
V LEMON.. t„.
-EA membkra of "THE ADAMS COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY" will meet In Agri.
cultural Han, on Monday, January 2d, MI, at 1
otclock, P. M. to transact the usual bness—
after which au Election will be held for officers
for the year urn irs actcordance 'with r u rsis.
'W
tons of the charter. order Of the
SAMUEL HERBST, President.
&netsurf
The subscriber, Executor of LEONARD DUX'S
RB, deceased, will otter at Public sale, on Mon
day, the 2d rejamfganuary,lB7l,, on the premises,
the Real of, aid.deeedent, viZ: A desira
ble small FA , situate on the Taneytown road,
two miles from Gettysburg, le Cumberland town
ship, Adams twenty, ad,Pining. lands Of John
Group, John Maser; James Rider, and others,
and containing SC ACRES, more or less, improv
ed with a two-story STONE MOUSE and Back
building. large Smoke House, Log Barn, with
Shed, W n Shed and Corn Crib, Hog Pen, and
other out,; allood wall of water at the
house, and an Apple Orchard, beside a general
variety of the best fruit. This Is a very de s irable
home, and should command the attention of buy
era. persons wishing to view It are requested to
call on the Executor, residing within the borough
limits of Gettysburg, or on John Musser, residing
on the property.
At the same time
C l place will be sold: I Bed
stead and Redding,4 Cluek and Cale, t Settee,
Rocking Chairs, a lot of Carpeting. and a lot of
Wheat.
tar tide to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M., on
said day, whets attendance will be given and
terms made kno*n by
HENRY CULP, of l'..
Executor.
Dee. bk-tt
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PICASONAL ANL) REAL 'PROPERTY
The uuderiggued, h:secntors of the last will and
testament lit Bev. C. J. Enneitairr, deceased,
will sell ittildilla Sale, on Thursday,theUth day
of January, 1871, at the late - relideuce of said
decedent, on Carlisle street, 1p the borough of
Gettysburg, the following Valuable Pen.olud pro-
FertY, viz:
1 FAMILY HO ,1 Cow, 1 Buggy,and Har
ness, 1 one-horse Wagon, 6 tons of Hay, Corn
fodder and Wale, a let of Corp, 5 tons of Stone
Coal, porn Sheller, Wheelbarrow, with a variety
of Household and Kitchen Furniture, such as 2
Morning Glory Stoves, one a Double Heater. I
Cooking Stove. and !Inures, 2 common Coal
Stoves, - 1 Sheet-iron Stove, Bureau, Centre Table,
Dining and Breakfa4t Tables, Sofa, Chairs, Beds.
Bedsteads and Bedding, What-not, Stands, Car
peting, and Matting, Clock, Lamps, Window
Blinds, Looking Glasses, Queen, Ohm, and
Crockery Ware, lkaes, Barrels, &c. ;also 3 large
Book Cases, together with many VALUABLE
BOOKS, embracing among others the New Amer
ican Cyclopedia, lb voL ; the Annual Cyclopedia,
8 vol.: Millen! Repository, 12 vol.' Bibliotheca
Sacra, 25 voL ; Ne:ander's History of the Christian
Religion and Church. 4, vol. ; Evangelical Review,
19 vol. i • 2 volumes Lange's CAnumentaries ; and
Greek Testament, 2 voL ; thesis:we alltrautifujly
and substantially bound tam la gooTaiMer; In
addition some valuable TheoloMau Pennell and
Latin works. _ .
At the same time and place will be offered the
DESIRABLE PROPERTY lately occupied by the
deceased, situated ou Carlisle street, which IS
now be so rapidly and handsomely improved.
The lot is feet trout by 400 feet deep, and is
Improved with a comfortable and commodious
two-story Weatberboarded DWELLING HOUSE
and Backbuilding, a new Bank Barn, Carriage
House, Wood.Honse; Corn Crib, B:e., with an ex
cellent Well of Water, a Cistern and a large va
riety of choice Fruit and Shade Trees on the lot.
All in m 1141111; is one of the most desirable pro
perties in the teen, and should command the
attention of ail In want of a pleasant home.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M., on said
day, wbetv attendance will be given and terms
Oxide known by
I. GEORGE EIIREHART
.1. W. ricHELuErec; Elt,
P. BORN,
Janes CaLnweLL, Auctioneer. Executors.
Dec. 16.-to
THE Commisiloners of Adams county hereby
give notion that they have filed Poo the
following times and places for holding tw TA X
APPEALS for 1871, in the several boroughs and
townships of Adams county, when, and where
they will attend to hear appeal& between the
hours of 9 o'clock, A. M., and 3 o'clock, F. M., of
each day, as
For Mountior township, on Monday January
9, 1871. at the house of Mrs. Sarah Haus, in said
F
nship.
For Germany township and Littleatown bor
ough, on Trey, January 10, 1871, at the house
of tieo. B. Yantis, in lAttlestown.
For Union township, on Wednesday, January
11. 1871, at the house of Geo. B. Yantis, in
Lfttiee
town.
For Conowago township. on Thursday. January
12, 1871, at the house of Jen-ndak Johns. in
MeSherrystovrn. •
For Metintpleasant tovanship, on Friday . , Jann.
al3, 1871, at the house of J. E. Smith, In said
townWp. -
For Straban township, on Monday, January 16,
1871, at the house of Jacob L. Grass, in Hunters.
town.
For Oxford township, on Tuesday,january 17,
1871, at the house of J. H. Wiest. In New Oxford.
For Berwick township and Berwick borough,
on Wednesday, January 16, 1871. at the boos , . i t
Franeisl. Won, in Abbuttstown.
For Hamilton township, on Thursday, January
19, 1871, at the house of Abner S. Hildebrand. in
East Bertha. --
For Heading township, , on - Friday, January :33,
pm, at the house.of a Dicks. In Hampton.
For Gettysburg, on Tuesday, January 31, 1571,
at the Commissioners' Office. In Gettysburg.
For Huntington township and fork !springs
borough. on Monday. Febuary S. 1871. at the
house of Mrs. Jane Reed. in York Springs bor.
ough.
For Lathnore township. on Tuesday, February
7, 1471, at the house of MIS. Jane Reed, in York
Spriggs borough.
For Tyrone township, on Wednesday. Febru
ary 13, 1871, at the house of Wm. Sadler. In Held
lerzr9Arinallen township. ou Thursday. Febru
ary 9, /671, at the house of Isaac Myers . in Bnd
erectile.
For Butler township, les Prkloy, February 10,
1871, at the home of J. A. H. iter, in Middle
town
For Franklin township, on Monday, February
LA, 1871. at the house of Washington Erb. In New
Salem._ 2
For lismlltonten township. on Tuesday, Feb.
Fl 4, 1871, at the house of Peter Shively. In
eld.
For Liberty township, on Wedu,olay,
Frbru
ary 13 1571, at the hou-e of John Nunnemaker,
in saki township.
For Freedom township, on Thursday, Febru-'
ary 16, 1871, at the house of Samuel S. Moritz, In
said township.
For Cumberland and Highland townships. on
Friday. February 17, 1571. at the house of Francis
Breatn. Ineumberland towns
H hip.
MOSES ARTMAN.
Mr:. 14M, KM
111 111 1 4
106 106
DIED.
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ftaf -AkbettaltUait.-
PUBLIC SALE
TAX APPEALS.
ES - LANCE'. NRIDICH,
FR.A.NCIS WILL,
Commissioners of Adams county
Attest—J. JEFF. Muns, Clerk.
Dee. IA 1670.—tt
Registers otices.
N. °TICE is herby given to all Leapstees and
11 other person e s concerned, that Hie Admirds.
tratlon Accounts hereafter mentioned will h p e
will
at the Orpluuts' Court of Ming! coun
ty for contlrmation and alluwance,on TUIcBDAY,
the 10th day of JANUARY, 1871,5 t 100'clock, A.
M., viz:
71. The first d Anal account of Samuel Nagle,
F.reeptor of Blizaheth Nagle. deceased.
V. The first and final account of B. P. Hager
man, AdjaWADIAGIr of the Estate of Jacob Baum-
PrdtM tits QC )40antplesant township, dec'd.
711. aeomiekof Heald Kendlehart, Execu
tor of It e r ed. W l .ll arid Testament of James
Bowen
74. First tmeount of Jon.as Hanoi-Ler & Peter
Hartman, Executors of the Estate of l'eter Hart
man, deceased.
75, The first and final account of Thomas A.
Fergason and Mary Reid, Administrators of the
Estate of Andrew Reid, deceased.
76. The account of Wm. MeSherry, surviving
Executor of Dr. Samuel G. Kinzer, deceased.
SAMUEL A. sworz, negister.
Dee. 16, 1670.—td
Schomacket & Co.'s Pianos.
Great Sale of first-class /? , ,s , wood Piaitos
, at Prices below the Art at Cost to
Maa ttfact,,rt.
Raving determined to offer our extensive Stock
of superior and highly-ltnished Rosewood Pianos
at prices below the actual cost 10 manufacture 4 .,
we will sell, during the month of December, at
the following great, reductions, In order to close
out ourlarge stock. by the end of the year.
Naiikelj octave, frost round corners, carved
- or SW&
.31efilee, four round sorbets, CAIIINI legs,
OW for *a.
No. 3. 7 octavo': front.ound corners. Sorpeutlne
case, WO for sled
No. 4. 7.ootave, four ! b lind Miler',serpentine
ease, 8900 o
for
No.& 7 octave fr round — corner! , lianukiing
Po for 141 i. I
No. Dotitutiave, Lour round cord'int tttotndlnk
can, or MOO.
No. . octave, Square Grand, *lily WWI
ease, WO Tor 6550._
No. L 7 Octave tpriglA or Cabinet Piano'
for W.
No. 2. Octave 'Upright or Cabinet Plano 1400
for WO.
No. 8. 73.; octave Upright or Cabinet Plano $BOO
NO. .714 _octavo Semi-Grand Plano WOO for
N 0.2 r,c_i ochre Three-quarter Grand Plinio
0000 for MD.
No. S. octavo Full Concert Grand Piano
$l2OO for WO.
mlg t e t wi rt p ra tion °l fo U ri e ts giettY l m!r r irsze n t
favor. They are universally acknowledged to be
superior to any Instrument made.
Those wishing to purchase, or desiring to make
* CHRISTMAS PARSFINITS,
will find that our special and extraordhary re
duction of prices will enable them to obtain
A FIRST-CLASS INSTRUMENT
afei mice even less than a second - rate, or inferior
~would otherwise east them.
Ayes wantidg Maass allould t la it to, pit
al CHM Ware‘regt:o.llo3•Ches t Strait, eel
selintne our stock, where rue) wines - read-
Ily *Med superiority of then Pianos,
and t whet we are oferterthem.
NCH IsiAClrart
.
N. 11.—Hole agents for the celebrated
;.4 BURDETT ORGLAM _
sercibilegoris,.with deieription °p is sed
schedubiset prices, can be bad by '
our wamenelle, or will be sent bran
Thiladalteist, Dec.l6. 1.870.-4 w
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Liii.EAT BARGALNA , ' ,
l-' A RARE CH.AIi • FOR CAPITALISTS. .'
The undersigned, Agent for the owner. will sell
at Private Sale , a building tunable r a SHINGLE
YAM LACRi si N i e to.
gether Id e.is I l i
a Order ) ter
Crer, in Adams county, and. a part of the
country abounding with suits Timber. Sold
In consequence of the owner tpUdng from trust- ,
dens. To he sold at a fair valuation and on at.
enannodat nig terms. Possession at once.
ag-For matter particulars apply to.
DANIEL R. IILAXIMEIT. AVOW
Intv i u.,.. All anis county, Pa.:Rec. RI .3t
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ng! way Hurts; 4.05 p. m., train connecting for
ils.thirph ~
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10:30, 12_45 noon and 4.4.5 p. m. Roturntna. leave
New York at 9.00 a. m.,1200 noon and 5.00 p.
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and Allentown at 7.20 a. m., 12.25 noon, 255, 4.1
and &IS p. m .
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia. at
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and 11.20 & an, • at' 7.05 a. in.. and 12.50
noon, Mahanoy City at 7.51 a. m., and L 35 p. m.,
Tamaqua at &33 a. m., and 2.40 p. m., for 'Phila
delphia, New York, Reading, Harrisburg. &c.
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3 •
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Perkimen Railroad; Trains leave Perkiomen
anicna*at 7.45, 9.05 a. 411., 3.011 and 5.30 p. ;
re
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clot train for Baltimore. ANNA WABBEN.
May 2L--tf
Carvittro and evontractors.
Wm. U. Stallsmith sk Son,
GRTTYRBIIRO, PA..
Carpenters and• Contractors,
DOORS, SHUTTERS,
BLINDS, DOOR ♦ND WINDOW FRAMES
CORNICE, DOOR AND WINDOW
BRACKETS. &C.,
Comnantly on hand, and fnanufaetured to order
out of the
BEST MATERIALS,
by experienced workmen, and at
REASONABLE PRICES
Sir-Orders promptly attended to
January 15, 1.84N3--tf
GEO. C. CASHMAN,
GETTYBBUTRO. P. 4..
Carpenter and Contractor,
RESPECTFrLLY Informs the public, that.he
has removed to Ms New Shop, on Stratton street
between York and Railroad streets, and 15 pre
pared to take contracts for putting up and repair
ng building, at as reasonable rates as any bull
der to Getty burg—all work guaranteed to be of
best ualtty. He hopes by strict attention to btust
ness o merit public patronage. Give him a call
April 9, 1.869-tt
Warble lards.
W. N. MILLER'S
MARBLE WORKS.
Cor. nj Baltimore and East Middle sts.,
GETTYSBURG, PA.
Every Description of Work executed in
the finest style of the Art
IMBIMIaLI
CAST, WROUGHT AND WIRE'
RAILINGS,
FURNISHED ON THE MONTI= NOTICE
June r 7, Ira —4t
GETTYSBURG
MARBLE WORKS.
MEALS & BROTHER,
East York Street, second agitate, Getlyeburg, Pa.
Where they are prepared to furnish alt kinds of
Work in their line, such as
Monuments Head,SWes,
TOMILS, MANTLES, &c., •
atthe shortest notice—cheap as the aheaPeat•
sarGive us a call. Produce taken in esztuutie
1day.27.11,61k tf
Ifaub,tp and iftwttiv.
WATCHES Sr, JEWELRY.
4
WI. P. ITCARTI
ostumers and : h ll , 7, pui wirs 1,131.1110 r
that,
having purchased the Interest of LCpartner. (L.
V. B. iloperj Lakhe Watch and Jewelry Store off
Baltimore st. Gettysburg, be win Wire no
effort to give nOv(actioti to aw
He has Just returned from the city wiffiasplen:
did assortment of ,
GOLD d SILVER ANZEJOAN and SWIM
WA. JEWELRY SILVER TEL and
TABLE
sT la t agiO_LAAfe.„
YER and
ULM; also, SI I AM
, .5 - 4 •
g(olak . •
,_ • 4 1 • sad
1 et talk
aerWatogi and Moak 'work warranted for o
year. Jewelry repairing executed in s neat
workmanlike manner. (Sept. 10, I
CLOCKS, WATCHES"
JEWELRY
A. -K. FEISTEL
Ras removed Ids shop to York street. aPPDaff,e
the.Olobe lun. GattYlbuft' whom he haa
atantly on band a due assortment of
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY MD
SILVER=PLATED WARE
Old Sayer ttiken In.exchsu e e1i, ., 0f
yyggppAlltlKa dodo, mae 4 ,4
wurfc•arrigia—tt ■ lve
all
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