_ . .„. . . .
Farm fir Sale. . 'Valuable Properties for Sale.
TAE undersigned offers his FARM, with or JOHN C. ZOUCK. LAND AGENT,
without the present crop, New Darwin, Armes Conwrriiia.
AT PRIVATE SALE. Ras for sale a number of desirable proper.
Poareasion given Immediately. ties, to which he asks the attention of those
The Farm is situated in Cumberland town-1 wishing to purchase.
Wm. %hip, Adams county, adjoining lands of W. A FARM of IGO ACRES, in Iloontplettsant
Douglas, Samuel Pitzer and others, containing township, Adams county, with good Stone
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES, with 110.1 e, good Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib,
about thirty-five acres of excellent Woodlarid, t Wash House, Orchard, Ac., near a turnpike
and the balance of the farm in a-gOod state of and railroad.
+cultivation. The improvements are a good FORTY ACRES, with good House, Barn,
Two-story BRICK HOUSE, with .. andlother out-buildings, Orchard, kc., three-
Spring House, Frame Barn, and Ali ' quarters or& mile from a railroad station. A
other necessary outbuildings.— . . good chance; terms easy.
Terms easy. . . . , •.;,., i 173 ACRES OF LAND, on the Issad leading
Any person desirous of seeing or purchling ' from Hanover to Littiestown. Good limestone
the above farm, can get all desired information 1 farm ; larg e large Brick House, Bank Barn, and oth
by calling on the undersigned, residing there-' er out -buildings. The Littlestown Railroad
as. JULIUS HAFNER. runs through the rear part of the place. Price
$B5 per acre.
A FARE OF 300 ACRES, in Cumberland
township, Adams county, - three miles from
Gettysburg, at which plat-els a railroad and
igood market. This farm can be divided into
two farms, there ; being already two sets of
improvements on the tract. The ifnprove
ments are a good: two-sty Dwelling Rouse,
Barn, and other out-buil dings, and a Tenant
,I Hones with all improvements.
1 A SMALL FARM of 10 ACRES, with good
House 'and Barn, and other out-buildings—
Igood quality of land—good Store stand—
chance to keep toll gate and to attend to a
I post otice. , This is a good chance; terms
I easy.
A FARM of 105 ACRES, on the Carlisle
turnpike, under good coltivatioh, with a large
Brick House, Bank Biro, Wagon Shed, Corn
Crib, Carriage House and other out-buildings,
all row. s_
LARGE. FLOUR MILL, with 15 Acres of
I Land. The mill has four pair of Burnt, and
F all machinery for doing merchant work. Best
water polder in the county.
A 'FARM of 175 ACRES. near the Hanover
, turnpike; on which is erected a good House,
j Barn, and all necessary out-buildings. The
i land is in a good state of cultivation. This
property will be sold cheap.
A FARM 0195 ACRES, near Hunterstown,
Adams county, on which is erected a good
House, Barn and other out-buildings, aid the
land is in a fine state of cultivation. This
farm will be sold cheap.
A FARM of 38 ACRES, 8 acres in wood,
with one-and-a-half-sibry House, good Barn
—land in good cultivatio4-31 miles 'from
New Oxford, and li Miles frkun Bonaughtown.
Terms easy. ,
18 ACRES of WOODLAND, 2 miles from
New Oxfoi d. 1
A FARM of 200 ACRES, good land, with
large Brick Rause, Barn, and 2 Tenant Houses
—4O acres in wood—half a mile from the Con-
owago Chapel.
A FARM of 180 Aerie-225 can be pur
chased—in Cumberland township, 24 miles
i from Gettysburg, near Chambersburg pike;
large weatherboarded'Eonse, Bank Barn, Ac.;
40 acres in wood. The Farm has been recently
, limed. .
July 16,1866
Quarterly Report
OF THE GETTYSBURG NATION - Al BANK,
Gettysburg, July 20866:
issotricas.
Loans and Discounts-,
U. Sr Bonds deposited to secure
circulation, 150,00C 00
U. S. Bonds on hand, . 60,800 00
:
Real Estate, 5,000 00
Expenses, Bl 99
Due from Banks,. •.- 8 70,183 67
Rosh—U. Id. Legal TenderaNdes, 38,000 00
lls of solvent Banks, 0,359 00
Cash Items, 58 44
Bonds (personal) 2,524 17
Luziirms
Capital Stock,
Circulation,
Indiiidual deposits,
Due to Brinks,
f),.,•ounts, Profits & Loss,
- D,videral unpaid, -
State Bank CirCulation,
T. D. CARSON=--aatUer.
July 16, 1866. 3t
Quarterly Report
OF THEFIRST NATIONAL BANE OF
GETTYSBURG, reudered on the morning
of the first Monday in July, 1845, ai-Cullows
LORDS and Ilineounte,
Due from Banks, , - 17,825 02
Premiums & Revenue Stamps, 1,136 47
U. S. Rondo,
,v,„ 150,350 00
Furniture and ?attires, asc., 1,630 31
Cush on hand, 16,885 04
CR.
Capital,
Due Depositor!, •
Surplus fund, an,
Due Bauks k Bankers,
=
The above statement is correct to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
OEO. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 10th
day of July, 1866. A. J. COVER, J. P.
July IG, 18GG! 3t
Kerosene At Gas Stoves.
' -
TEA AND 'COFFEE BOWERS, GLUE
POTS, OIL CANS, &c., &c.
Air All the Cooking fora
• stgirily may bet done with kno-',BII.
torsene Oil, or Gee, with less"Vala
ititir trouble, and , at less expease,natig
skirt !lan by any other fuel. "tig
Each Article manufactured by this Compiiny
is guaranteed to perform that is claimed
for it.
lifer - St , nd for Circtilar."liia
Ltheral Discount to the trader ✓
KEROSENE; LAMP REATF..R. CO.,
206 Pearl Street, N. Y.
3nly IG, 1806. $lO
Carpenters Wanted.
TITREE or four good CARPENTERS, to
whom good wages will be paid, wanted
immediately by the undersigned, in Gettys
burg. WM. CIIRATZMAi i i.
July 2, 1866. 3t
Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that I forewarn
a .y person from purchasing a note giv
en by me payable to Jacob E. Myers, dated
May 19, 189 G, for the amount of Fifty Dollars,
for which I have received no value and will
not pay the same
July 2,186 G. 3t
, ' Notice.
TOSEPIi - BtOCHER'S ESTATE.—Letters
t p testamentary on the estate ofJoseph Bloch
er, late of klonntjay township, Adams county,
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, the first named residing, in Mountjoy
township, Adams co., end the last named in
West Minbeim township, York co., they here
by give notice to all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and those
buing claims against the same to present thim
properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN BLOCHER,
ELI IILOCHER,
Executors.
Nelillee. ..
-
IiILTPW?LF'STATt—Let s of itp ministraioade T onisnnwi g thew
annexed, on the estate of Philip olf, Sr.,
late of Germany .township, Adams county,
deceased, having been granted to t 'under
signed, residing in Mountjoy township,'he here
by gives notice to all , persons indebted to
said estate to mike immediate payment., and
those having claitas against the same to pre
sent them properly authenticated for settle=
meat. ' JOSEPH A. WOLF,
June ra, 1866. 6t* Adm'r. &c.
June 25, 1866. '6l,
Battle-field Hotel.
THIS Howl, being one of the relics of the
Battle of Gettysburg, has beau renovated
and refurnished, ana is ready to entertain
—travellers and the public generally. It-being
a short distanca from the Soldiers' National
Cemetery, it affords convenient accommoda
tions for all visiting there, and the subscriber
flatters himself that, none shall leave him die:-
satisfied.
Also, Ice Cream and all kinds of refresh
=lents, at all hours, to accommodate prome
'sliders. Give me a call.
JOSEPH LITTLE, Proprietor
Gettysburg, .11.1 y 21, 1868. ti
Notice.
PHILIP MILLER'S ESTATE.—Letters of
administration de bonie nqtt, cum test:,
zr.ento annex°, on the estate of .'hilip Miller,
deceased, late of Hamilton twp., Alt.ms co.,
having been granted to the tanderisigned, resi
ding in the same township, he hereby gives
notice to all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same tc present them prop.
erly a.uthenticated l for settlement.
HENRY L. MILLER, Adm'r.
• Jolj 9, - 1866. CO'
Elm at Work !
T HE undersigned continues the
CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESS,
in all its ,branches, at his old stand, in East
Middle street, Gettysburg.
- NEW WORK made to Arder, and
REPAIRING,
done promptly and at lowest prices.'
FALLING-TOP AND STANDING-TO?
B,UGGIWS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Two first-rate SPRING WAGONS for
sale. JACOB TROXBL.
Philip Bedding,
JU4TIGEI OF THE PEACE, will be at
his office, (at_ his residence,) in Cumber
land tenship, on Toesday and Friday of each
week; to give hie attention to Justice's busi-
UM: [April 30. Me. 4m
Town Property
AT PRIVATE SALE.—Several HOUSES
eau be pai chased at Private Sale by call
wl FAIDIESTOCIE BROTHERS.
Dec. 15. 1868. LC
lIPNSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS in the
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD. It his issued over forty
littitraso . Lid Fsid
osottsfahre &sand
$149,028 09
j $485,635 20
$145,150 00
130,500 00
78,593 15
6,763 25
18,103 13
1,327 73
,1Q8,198 00
$485,636 26
MEM
$280,222 23
$lOO,OOO 00
89,980 00
74,016 31
2,494 03
13,731 8%
A FARM of 120 ACRES, with 'good Rouse
and Barn; 12 acres in wood; ons mile west
of, Bonaughtown.
- A HOTEL. in New Oxford, two-story, toomy
and convenient for business. Good chance;
terms easy;
Also, a number of good HOUSeil and Lots for
sale in New Oxford. '
Pbrsons who wish to bay Real Estate, as
well as those who wish to sell, are ,requested
to give txe sabacriber a ql at his store in
New Oxford. '
• Address,
JOHN C. ZOIICK, Land Agent,
New Oxford, Adams, county, Pa.
July 0, 1866. 6m
$280,222 .23
- ilVelbimproved Farm,
IN JEFFERSON COUNTY,
'FOR SALE.
Desiring to ebange my bnsiness, I offer for
sale the FARM upon which I reside, 3 miles
southeast of Charlestown, Jeffers - m county,
Va., and 2 miles from the Shenandoah river,
containing shunt 350 ACRES OF LIME
STONE LAND, 60 in fine Timber ; under good
fencing. The improventents are , first rate.
The DWELLING wig finished in
1860, and contains 14 rooms. 4sl:Th
The - out-buildings are of a char- 4 4 ;
aster to suit the farm, an 3 corn- 'V.: -
prise a goad BARN, Corn and Cat riagelinuse,
Quarters, Tenents' Houses, Brick Sm6ke and
Ash Houses, Stone Spring Honse, Poultry
Houses. &c., and all under cypress roofing.
Two fine Springs near the house, one in the
yard; cistern at the door;
,never -failing
stream through the farm, passing through the
barn-yard; 2 young orchards of dhuice fruit,
containing about 250 trees.
would call the attention of any one wish
ing a well improved farm to this property—
which can be divided into two farms, with
buildings on each, and fine water. Any per
son wishing to see the - laud will call on 9.
Humphreys Sc Co , in Charlestown, who will
#irect them twit.
JAS. LAW. HOOF?.
July 9, 1866.
JOHN SHULTZ.
WILL sell, on' accommodating terms, my
I property, located in 11..miltonban town
ship, Adams county, Pa., within one mire of
Fairfield, and eight miles of Gettysburg,
known as
"VIRGINIA MILLS,"
containing 583 ACRES ON GOQO LAND, well
improved. There is on this land a good
THHEB-STORY STONE MILL, containing two
fun of Burrs, and a SAW MILL. Apply to
the Hon. Moses McClean, Gettysburg, or John
J. Lock, Charlestown, Jefferson co., Vs,
M. V. LOCK.
June 18, 1806. tf
' A GOOD FAinf.
ANY person haring a gOad Lam for sale,
and will take in part payment, one or
more tracts of
FIRST-RATS WESTIIRN LAND,
well located, near Railroad. Schools, Oh ureb
es, County Towns, , End a purchaser
by applying ate this office.
June 18, 1888. tf
, Grocery de Liqtior Store.
AFIRST-RATE ASSORT.IIS-NT of GRO
MIES, cheap. FISH of different kinds.
A large lot of
POTOMAC HERRING,'
at low price. The best and lahgest assort
ment of LIQUORS ever kept in this place.
PURE WINE, BRANDY, RYE WHISKEY, &C.,
for medicinal and other purposes, in quanti
titles large or email." Al9O-
MISHLER'S CELEBRATED BEng BITTERS.
W.V. J. MARTIN,
-
Baltimore at., Gettysburg.
,May 29,1868.
JACOBS k BBOTaRR,
IigRCITANT TAILORS
Cloga, Ceuimeres cuul,Vestingt.
Just received from the city • splendid ss•
sortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
of every description. Suits made to order in
the most fashionable and substantial manner.
All work guaranteed to fit or no sale. Cns•
tomers cannot fail to be pleased. Give us a
call.
sir P. B.—We are agents for the celebrated
SINGER SEWING MACHINE, and always hall
the machines on - hand and for sale. We can
recommend them u being the best maehioes in
use. JACOBS k 840.
Nay 38, 1888.
MBE undersigned hat commenced the SAD
DLE and HARNESS-NAKING business,
on the Hill, in Baltimore street, in thebnilding
formerly occupied by D. Sweeney as a Chair
maker's shop, up-stairs, where he asks those
wanting anything in his line to call. Work
done in the best manner, and prices moderate.
HARNESS REPAIRED at short notice. A lot
of new Saddles and Harness on hand. "
J. M. ROWE
Gettysburg, Jane 25, 1860. 3m
MERU GB FOUR JOURNEYMEN, to work
at the Carpentering Business. Should
be experienced workmen. Good wages will
be - paid. Apply immediately to
WM. C. STALLSMITiI,
June 11, 186 a, 3t* Gettysburg, Pa.
MiMR'S HUB BITTERS forsale at
ortteet Drug and Variety ilktre.
Sale of Beal Estate.
Wanted
The Very Latest!
Saddling.
Wanted Immediately.
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JUST RECEIVED AT G MES'S.
' Yams A. Grimes, York street, has been to
the city again, to replenish his stock, which
went off so rapidly, because it was so very
good and so very cheap. The new stock beats
anything he has yet offered to this community,
and he hopes all the people will come and see
for themselves. His new purchase of SYR
UPS can't be beat, and he will sell from a
pint up to a barrel ; his SUGARS are of all
varieties, including the, very primest; his
COFFEES are the best in the market ; his
FISH are elegant; and his FLOOR extra.
He has laid in a large lot of STONE-WARE,
which be offers cheap, and snre w•li please
—so with his WOODEN-WARE, QUEENS
WARE, LAMPS, PICKLES, SPICES, CON
FECTIONARY, Tobacco and Segars, and the
thousand other things to be found in his very
full and complete Store. By selling cheap,
and selling quick, he expects to get along
quite as well as those who have greater profits,
but sell slower. [Jane 11, 18f.:13.
Buggies and Carriages.
rpais WAY! THIS WAY!—The under
signed is engaged in the Csvriige•making
business, at the corner of Chambersbnrg and
West streets, Gettysburg, and invites all who
may need anything in his line to give him a
call. He puts up, in the very best manner,
Falling-top and other BUGGIES, and all the
different styles of CARRIAGES. With a felt
knowledge of the business, and a determina
tion to give satisfaction, tie public can rely
upon his jobs being good. He will endeavor
to deserve a large share of patronage, and
hopes to receive it.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice,
and on most reasonable terms. glith'Country
produce will be taken in exchange for work.
CHARLES E. GILBERT.
Gettysburg, June 4, 1866. tf
Rimoval !
THE GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in announ
cing to the citizens of Gettysburg and the
public generally that he has removed from his
old rooms on West Middle street, to Baltimore
Street, and nearly opposite the store of Fahu
estock Brothers. The room he now occupies
has been recently fitted up expressly for his
business. The location is an admirable one,
enabling him to take pictures in all shades of
weather, and with a correctness unequalled
any where else.
LIFE-LIKE PHOTOGRAPHS,
of every size sod description, executed in the
finest style. Purticularattention given to the
OARTE DE VISITE, and to copying AEIBRO
TYPES aid DAGUERREOTYPES ot deceased
friends. Also— -
THE GETTYSBURG GEMS,
a new style of picture, which has become very
popular with the public, not only for their
beauty, but for cheapness and convenience.—
SIXTEEN for, ONE DOLLAR only. Also—
THE PORCELAIN PICTURES, which for their
beauty and durability aro unsurpassed.
We are prepared to carry on the business in
all its various branches, and having had con
siderable experience we run no risk in
UARANTE RING PERFECT SATISFAC-
TIOY.
Our ficilities for a full display of our skill
are unequalled by any other Gallery in the
County, and we would therefore invite every
one to call at the
NEW GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
Call and examine our Specimens and judge
for yourselves. LEVI MUMPER.
Jane 25, 1866.
Cheap for Cash!
N EW STORN I
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C.
THE undersigned has returned to Gettys
burg, end opened a. new Store, on Haiti
more street, next door to the Post Office, and
nearly opposite the Court-noose, where he
offers for sale, CHRAP ran CASH, a large anti
choice assortment of GROCERIES,—Sugars,
Coffees, Teas, Molasses, Syrups, Salt, Sto.;
with Fish, Bacon, Lard, and so-on.
Also, LIQUORS—Wines, Brandies, Gins,
Whiskies, Rum•, a nd everything elsein the line.
Also, any quantity of Notion's, to snit any
and everybody.
Recollect this is the place to buy cai.u' FOR
CASH.
GEO. F. KALBFLEISCEI
April 23, 181)6
New Cheater Hotel.
MITE undersigned has purchased the old
Taughinhaugh Hotel property, in New
Chester, Ad ams county, Pa, and reopened
the honSe for the accommodation Travel
lers, Pedlers, Drovers, and all others. I His
Table will have everything in season, and his
air the choicest wines an Iliqiiora. His Cham
bers are large and airy. Good Stabling his at
tached to the Hotel. He asks a share of pub
lic patronage, and will do his best to deserve it.
JOSEPH TODT.
May 21, 1888.
Dissolution.
1111 H E Partnership heyetokire existing be
tween the undersigned, doing business in
ihenamelof Row & Woods has been dissolved.
Ail persons indebted to said firm are reqUested
to settle their accounts.
S. B. ROVi
H. B. WOODS.
June 4, IRE 6
Lime & Coal.
PILINN k REILLY have erected two addi
tional Lime Kilos, on the Railroad, and
therefore better prepared then ever to sup
ply late best of LIME, in large or small quanti
ties. Farmers and others can hereafter look
for a more prompt filling of their orders, and
are invited, to extend and continue their fa
vors to a firm which is making every effort to
accoramodatethem in t bebestmanner possible.
They will alsci\e.entinue to keep on hand, for
sale, t good sultrily of the different kinds of
COAL, which they will sell at small profits.
Coal and Lime delitered anywhere in Get
tysburg.
May 14, 1.866. tf •
.
Everhart *
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
CoRNER OF HOWARD VRANIT4H MUTH,
BALTIMORE, MD.
This House is on a direct line betoken the
Northern Central and Baltimore and \ O hio
Railroad Depots. It has been refitted and cons.r
fortably arranged for the convenience and ate
entertainment of gnestsr.
Nov. 20, 1865. tf
Notice.
APPLICATION will be made at the nett
regular session of the Legislature of
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation of a Sav
ings' Institution, to be located in the Borough
of Littlastown, Adams county, Penn'a., under
the name and style of “THE LITTLESTOWN
SAVINGS' INSTITUTION," the_ intention of
which shall be to loan out money and receive
deposits thereof, and do such things as are
usually done by similar histltutions ; the cap
ital thereof not to exceed One Hundred Thous
and Dollars, to be divided into shares of Fifty
Dollars each.
July 2, 1866. 6m
Cannon's
M AR BLE , ..W ORES.,
On Baltimore street,Ne trip Opposite the Court
• House,
GETTYSBURG, PA.
Every description of work executed in the
finestittyle of the art. •
June 4, .865. tf
---
Disabled Nen, Attention t
WANTED, one or two men, in Gettysburg
sad' vicinity, who have lost either an
arm or leg, to sell WADSWORTH'S WATER
PROOF ARNICA HEALING PLASTER, the
best and cheapest Court Plaster in the market.
Fromss to $lO per day canlpe made. Address
with 25 cents for sample and lull information.
A. F. BELCHER, Box 4k, Philadelphia,Pa.
N. B.—All Agents and pe , Sers would fi nd to
their interest to answer the above.
April 16, 1866. 3m
$9O A Month!—AGENTS wanted
far six entirely new articles, just out.
Address Q. T. GARRY, City Building, Bid
deford, Me. [Hay 21, 866. isly
lI4SURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS in the
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CONPARY
OF HARTFORD. It has a paid-up capital of
halts million, sad a cash surplus of cm; a
hawked thousand, to pay losses, .
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the Ct r vau (sh YS, is m :time thill g a li r= " A t i:
(
VAilre2. ' ... PICKING'S ' ga
„ 0 NEW ADVERTLSEMF:NTS. IPI Pe
6 rl E-WIL-LK-KINSI" WHAT A LARGE
Ur Stock of Cheap Clothing at
Communications recommending egg i dliim eg ,
PICKING'S.
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inaction
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In
" "" e * pLAYED OCT 1 THE HIGH PRICES:—
. For Sheriff. 1 t Call and be sAtisfied by pricing Clothing
AT the solicitation of numerous friends, the 1 it PICKING'S.
undersigned, (residing in Gettysburg s i nee TT CAN'T BE DRMIST), THAT PICKING has
April let, but formerly and for many years a I .1 the largest assortment of Coats, Pants and
, T T
i
resident of Conowago township.) offers him-
eels, in the county.
'self as a candidate for SHERIFF at the next { I
m t variety. cheap at ausK9 AND CARPET BAG S ,
PICKING'S. n endless
.
election, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Coanty Convention. Should'. be nom-T IS EVEN SO I A large stork of Orer-
I !sh
mated and elected, I will discharge the duties irts : Suspenders, Umbrellas, White and
of the office to the best of my ability. Calico shuts , cheap at PICKING'S.
. EMANUEL D. KELLER. XTICE I :VORA I I NICEST 111 All kinds
April 16, 1966. tc 11 Sunday and every-day suits cheap.
PICKING'S.
UNCOURAGED by numerous friends GENTEEL 1 GENTEELERI I GENTEEL
throughout the county, I offer myself as Ear! I I Black Cloth Frock, and Safk
a candidate for SHERIFF at the next election, Coats; also all kinds of Cassimere s Duck, Cot
subject to the decision -of the Democratic ton and Linen Coats. Call at PICKING'S.
County Convention, Should Ibe so fortunate
I T IS INDEED ASTONISHING, whit a
as to be nominated and elected, I promise to large and cheap assortment of Pants can
discharge the duties of the office tb the best be had at PICKING'S.
of my &billy.
'JOSEPH A. ORENDORFF,
I E y ea T p l a ll t S I Fine assortm p e i n c y K of; N C G l , o s c . ks
Meuntjoy tp., April 16, 1866. tc 0 USE TALKING, bet come right along
'APING been solicited by _ . _. .. -- ts,
J.l , many friends,
II I offer mys dr as a candidate for SHER
IFF at the next electioa, subject to the deci
sion of the Democratic County Convention.—
Should I be nominated and elected, I pledge
myself to a faithful discharge of the duties of
the office. REUBEN GOLDEN.
Cumberland tp., April 16, 1866. tic
URGED by many friends, I offer myself as
a candidate for SHERIFF, subject of the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
Should I be nominated I will, spare no honor
able efforts to secure my election, and if elect
ed, I will discharge the duties of the office to
the beet °fray ability. HENRY BEITLER.
Mcnntjoy tp., April 23, 1866. tc
Mir AVING been solicited by many friends in
r 1 various parts of tote county, I offer my
sell as a candidate for SHERIFF at the next
election, subject to, the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. 'Should Ibe nom
inated and elected, I promise to discharge the
duties of the office to the best of my ability.
JOSEPH WOLF.
Butler tp., April 23, um. tc
SCOURAGED by numerous friends ,
ri throughout the county, I offer myself as a
candidate for SHERIFF at the next election,.
subject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention.' Should I be so fortunate as to
be nominated and elected, I promise to dis
charge the. duties of the office to the best of
my ability. JACOB KLUNK.
Germany tp., April 9, 1866. tc
AT the solicitation of numerous friends, I
offer myself as a candidate for SHERIFF,
at the next election, subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention. Should
I be nominated and elected, I pledge myself to
diicharge the 'duties of the office to the best
of my ability. PHILIP HANN.
Straban tp., April 9, 1866. tc
For Register aY Reeorder.
T A INCOURAGED by namerons friends, I
.. E4 offer myself as a candidate for-the office
of REGISTER, & RECORDER at the next elec.
tion, subject to - the decision of the Democrat
ic County Convention. Should Ibe nomina
ted and ° elected, I piedge myself to discharge
the duties of the office to the b.st of my ability.
I served as Lieutenant in the 165th Rtlimenti
P. M., under Capt. Jacob E. Miller.
war. C. BECK.
Reading
. tp , May 28, 1866. tc
HAVING been disabled in one arm by al
outlet wound whilst serving in the 87th
P. V., I have been frequently solicited to offer
myself as a candidate for the office of REGIS
TER & RECORDER—which I now do, subject
to the decision of the Democratic County Con
vention. Should Ibe nominated and elected]
I flatter myself that I will be able to ° discharges
the duties of the °Rica correctly and to the
satisfaction of the public.
WM.' D. HOLTZWORTE.
Gettysburg, May 14, 1866. tc
FNCODRAGED by many friends, I o ff er
myself as a candidate for the office or
REGISTER, k RETORT:4R, at tffit next elec.
eon, subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. Should Ibe nominated
and elected, I pledge myself to discharge the
duties of the offiee faithfully and satisfactorily.
SAMUEL A. SWOPE.
Franklin tp., Jane 18, 1866. tc
SOLICITED by numerous friends, T offer
myself as a candidate for REGISTER
RECORDER at the next election, subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Con
vention. Should Ibe nominated and elected,
pledge myself to discharge the duties of this
offlee faithfully and correctly.
ISAAC MYERS.
Butler tp., May 29, 1868. tc
For - Clerk of the Courts.
ECOURA.G . ED by many friends, I offer myt
self as a candid tte for re-election to the
office of CLERK OF THE COURTS, subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Con
vention. Should I Ile nominated and elected,
I pledge myself to discharge the duties of the
office with. promptness and fidelity.
J4MES J. FINK.
Gettysburg, M.ty 7, 1866. to
AT the ecruest solicitation of some of my
friends, I offer myself as a candidate for
RE OF TilE COURTS at the next election,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Coun
ty Convention. Should Ibe nominated and
elected, I pledge myself to discharge the dub
ties of the office correctly and with satisfaction
to the public.
CORNELIUS DOUGHERTY.
Gettysburg, May 21, 1868. tc
EILG. WOLF will be a candidate fnr
, CLERIC OF TEM COURTS, subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Cou
vention.
Gettysburg, June 18, 1866. to
RAVING been solicited by many trlends, 1.
offer myself as a candidate for °LEAF
21111 COURTS at the next election, subj.*.
to the deeision of the Democratic County Con.
vention. Should I bemominatedand elected,
1 promise a correct and fittitul performance
of the duties of the office.
ADAM W. MINTRR.
Franklin tp., May 21, 1366. to
County Commissioner.
t u rite u h t a s v o a l i b c
e i t e a n ti ° i n n
( li n t
e n e u d m
t e o .
Tgraou°s fr il ie t t
otter myself as a candidate for COUNTY COll
- subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention. Should Ibe
ominated and elected, I will do my best to
discharge the duties of the office la a setisfac.
tory mintier. BARNAT IiIYESS.
Menallen'tp., June 25, 1868. tc
Groceries! Groceries!
T EMBIgST IN TOWN I
COME AND SEE THEM!
STRICKHOUSER & WISOTZKEY have ad
ded a large and splendid ittock.of GROCERIES
to their business, and invite the public to call
and see for themselves. They offer the best
of everything, at the lowest possible profits:
COFFRES, SUGARS, SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
SALT, Ma, Spices, Teas, - Cheese, Starch,
Soaps, Candles, Blacking; Matches, Tubs,
Buckets, - Brooms, Bed Cords; with Coulee
tionary,l Oranges, Nuts, Tobaccos, Segars- ,
and a variety entirety too large to be enume
rated. "Come one, come all."
Gettysburg, June IB L ldeld. tf
Prime Hams,
SHOULDERS, Sides, home-made Bologna
Baussage, to., a full stock always kept
for sale, of the very best quality, and at lowest
living profits, by
KALBFLEfSCU,
June 11. next door to the Post Office.
Reduced Prieea.
PIANOS, CABINET AND AMERICAN OR
GANS. 'Superior tuned 7 octave PIANOS
from $350 upwards. ORGANS from $BO
upwards. All instruments selected, re.
tolnmended and sold by me, additionally gnat-
Ratted. Illustrated circulars sent by mail,
whin desired. P. BENTZ,
No. 30 East Market Street, York, Pa.
Mar. 11, 1866.
Sugar 10 Cents,
AT Swan's Grocery; nn the North-west
nerof the Diamond. [April3o, 1886.
frIIR best lot of Upper, Leather COLLARS,
of onr own mate, now rindy nod for nolo.
D. ifeCIKAR,I t SON,
•
, and price Clothing, Notions, &z., at
PICKING'S.
ifUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Violins, Act
cordions,, Flutes and Fifes, to be bad at
PICKING'S.
ARE *YOU IN? For a cheap suit. Then
call at PICKING'S.
GREM WKS, or any other kind of good
3 money, taken in exchange for Coats,
Pants, Vests, ,at PICKING'S.
TIfE GREAT SENSATION. of she day—
Picking's Clothing Store.
(1 HEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST—Pick
ing's Spring and Summer Clothinr.
G O AND SEE Picking's Cheap Clothing.
STOP A MOMENT I—What's 'ha hurry? I
want to get a snit at PICKING'S
-111,/pITHER EARTH is putting on a new suit.
Oa Let all the people go to Picking's and dc
likewise. [April 23, 1868.]
NORRIS STILL AIIF.AD I
1866 . ri J s U li S a T sj F a ß st O r l et T ur H a U f l r T o Y m l th
e N C I :
ty with the finest and cheapest lot of ready•
made clothing ever attired in - Gettysburg.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE I Next door
to Buehler's Drug store, where you will find
the largest and best selection of HATS and
CAPS In Gettysburg.
JE.11.11-SA-LEII I—What nice Pants and
Vest; Norris has at his new Store. He beats
'em all.
HIGH FRIGES PLAYED OUT I—Norris
sells Gloves as cheap as they were before the
war.
AND THE COLORED TROOPS FOUGHT
NOBLY I—lf you don't believe it just go to
Norris' New Store and he will convince you
that "Woolen" Goods are cheaper than they
have been since the war.
COME IN our or THE, WET I—Norris .has
Umbrellas so cheap that tt is cheaper to keep
dry thew run around in the rain.
NECKTIES, BUTTERFLIES and everything
in that line at NORRIS'S.
LOCKWOOD, LINEN LINED !—Pdper
tars and Linen Collars of all kinds aud sizes
at NORRIS'S.
-KEEP TlMM—Fine assortment of Clocks'
ard warranted to keep time at NORRIS'S. '
VALISES, TRUNKS, and Carpet Bags, of
every description at NORRIS'S.
SARATOGA I—Norris keeps the latest Sar
atoga Hats.
ON THE ROAD TO BRIGHTON I—The la
test Brighton Hata at NORRIS'S.
THE LATEST RESORTE I—Norris has the •
latest Resorte Hats and the best quality in the
market. •••
YOUNG DRIVING BOYS I—Don't forget
that Norris has the latest Driving Hats out.
May 7, 1866.
Removal.
CALL AND SEE US IN OUR NEW _QUAR
TERS.
_ _
GREAT ATTRACTIONJ
MICHAEL SPANGLER would respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally
that he has moved his Store into the commo
dious room on the southeast corner of the Dia
mond, at which place all are invited to call.
He has purchased the property and had It
thoroughly repaired and fitted up ill the most
splendid style, for the special comfort and con
venience of his customers. We now flatter
ourselves that we have not only the best store
room in the county, but the finest stock of
goods ever brought to this place, all of which
we are now selling at prices to
DEFY COMPETITION.
We call attention especially to our complete
stock of
DOMESTIC.•AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
embracing all descriptions of
DRESS GOODS, DRESS SILKS, DELAINES,
MERINOES, CASHMERE'S, CALICOES, MUS
LIN'S, CORSETS, Hoop Skirts for Ladies and
Misses, Hosiery, Gloves, Embroidery, Tritn 7 '
ming& and
FANCY ARTICLES. ' •
Also, Gent's FURNIIMING GOODS, Clothe,
Casstmeres, Cassinets, Tweeds, dm., &c.
We are now selling—
Muslins from 121 to 28.
Calicoes .... 10 to 18.
and other goods in proportion.
Having made our purchases when goods
were at their very lowest grade bathe city, we
are now offering bargains that cannot fail to
please. We invite all to call at our NEW
STORE and see if It is not so.
IL,SPANGLER.
APill 16, 1866.
-
W. R. BIDDLE. . H. S. BENNER.
100?00 Busks. Grain Wanted.
NW FIRM AT THE. OLD WAREHOUSE.
WI. E. BIDDLE & CO. would inform the
public that they have leased the Warehouse
on the corner of Stratton street and the Rail
road, in Gettysburg, .vhere they will carry on
THE GRAIN AND PRODUCE BUSINESS,
in all its branches. The highest prices will
always be paid for Wheat, Rye, Curn, Oats,
Clover and Timothy Seeds, Flaxseed, Sumac,
Hay and Straw, Dried Fruit, Nuts, Soap,Hams,
Shoulders and Side!, Potatoes, with every
thing else in the country produce line.
GROCERIES.—On hand, for sale, Coffees,
Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Teas, Spices, Salt,
Cheese, Vinegar, Soda, Mustard, Starch,
Brooms, Buckets, Blacking, Soaps. &c. Also
COAL OIL, Fish Oil, Tar, itc. FISH of all
kinds;
Spikes and Nails; Smoking aril Chew
ing Tobuccos.
They are always able to supply a first rate
article of Flour, with the different kinds of
Feed.
Also, Ground Plaster, with Guano! and
other fertilizers. COAT., by the bushel, ton or
car load.
They will run a LINE OF FREIGHT CARS
from Gettysburg to Baltimore once every
week. They are prepared to convey. Freight
either way, in any quantity, at REDUCED
RATES. They will attend, if desirEd, to the
making of purchases in the city, end dtlivering
the goods promptly is Gettysburg. Their
cars run to the Warehouse of Nathan Roop
Co., No. 128 North Howard et., near Franklin,
Baltimore, where freight will be received at
any time. They Invite the attention of the
public to their line,
assuring them th it they
will spare no effort to accommodate 'all who
may patronize them.
BIDDLE k BENNER.
April 18,1866. tf
Tin Ware and Stoves.
T -HE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he still continues the business
o making
ALL KINDS OF GOOD TIN WARE,
at the old stand, (formerly Andrew Polley's,)
in York street, Gettysburg, where he has the
largest assortment of tin ware In the county,
with many other articles for kitehen use. &c.
Also, COOKING STOVES k NINE-PLATE
STOVES, 01 the very best kinds.
S. G. COOK.
11ar. 12, 1865. 3m
G OLD, SILVER, STEEL, and other .
' 'SPECTA'f'CLIIS,
to suit all ages, always on hand; and fitted to
sight. J. BgNrAlfp
Opposite the Bank. Gettratinrg.
SAGO, Arrow Root, Cord Starch, Rice-lour
and Gelatin, for sale at Dr HORNER's
Driwr Stare.
rSURR AGAINST AC(7IORNT3 in the
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD. It insane against all kinds
ot aetidestloind its benefits are resolved brall
climes of men, _ -
1141I1'EItS 414 . REAPERS.- ."
ep nl4rTrtzne4 it still kireiss ankle
of 11()WIV; AND 11,14.1P1NG M tUItINIC3
—with combined and single Mowers.
Tor3e machine, can be rased a 3 Sett-Rakers
or Hand It ,kern, as farmers may wish. They
are made will. furs cutter bars, one for wain
j grain with sickle kr-Ito—cutting flys feet nine
i nc h ° , wide—and encra bar, with tica knitee,
for gram—emit:ea four feet six Wile/ wide,
haring iron or w odes frames as dviired.--.
They bees two driving wheels and flexible fin
ger bar.
The company building these mtchincs Mee
secured by !else and piirchapl', the control et
all the desirable and standard patents now
use, among which are the
01111) Agl) BUCK PATriT,S,
to which we direct &facial attention. le\eom
pactaess, lightness of drakeleellence of work
mansit:p and finish, combined with greet
strength and ailaptatioll to id! kinds of work,
they will compete with, and we believe, car
' 13A911, say other machinsi,now offored to the
I public.
Farmers wsuld do well to examine then
machines- before purchasing any caller. Tbay
will be Bold as cheap al auy other first. clan
machine now manufa(?urel, and we warrivat
them to eive entire sttiif 4ction . or no ante.
nerExtras alwuys kept at irtu.i. specimen
esaciniues can be seen by culling dit the Agent,
resiliag ox titn Itarrisburg road, two MINA
north•east of Gettysburg.
WiLLIANI WIBLE, Agent.
April 23, 18GG
GO TO I
ri WOODS'
FIRST 'NATIONAL
HAT, SHOE, NOTION VARZE
TY STOKE,
Where you can buy the cheapest and best
goods in town,
Corner of the Diamond and York Street.
HATS
RATS FOR OLD M ES.—dsoft and s tiff b r i ms .
HATS POR. FASHIoNABLE, MEN.- Alway•
the !Meet out,
EATS FUR YUUNG MEN,—"The Wait Is-
sues."
HATS Fort BOYS.—Rrary variety and style.
HATS FURCHILDII.IOI.-=Nalt and tahiona.
ble.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS FOR MEN AND BUYS.—Cheap asi
SLIDES FOIL MEN AND BOYS.—A large •s-
• eortmort..
SITOES FOlt J.ADZlCS.—:Good t ebeip and neat.
SHOES FOlt CRILDREN. 7 —The beat moors-
meat in 'awn.
G.LITEetS OF EVERY STYLE.—ior TAM%
Goats and
NOTIONS
STOCKTNIIS OF ALL KINDS.,Tor Ladles,
Gmtlemen and Children.
GLOVfil.—For Mew, Ladies mad Children,
cheap Rs ever. • _
NECK-TIES.—A Splendid assortment.
COLLAREL—For Ladies and Geode-
men.
LINEN 11 ANDNERCIIIIP.n.—Bordered. and
Plain. for _Cradles and Gents.
CAMBRIC HANDICHRCHIEPS.—WIee sat
cheap for Children.
COMBS.—Gam and Horh.
SUHPENDHII,4.—A general aaanrtmen►.
GAILTHRS.—Best Fanatic for trading; and Ohne
dren.
CORSETS.—The best fitting and moat com.
fortahle at low prices.
SPOOL COT l'ON.—Of sal coloes, cheviot
add best.
V ARIETY GOMA.
MIRRELLAS—.4I !Ores; prices.
LADIES' EASKETS—Cheapest in lawn.
CARRIAGE WHIPS-,Of beet India Steel:.
STRAWS—That make a kern e.ige.
SHAVING SOAP AND BRUSHES—The very
beet.
LEAD PENCITS—Of the best melee.
SROE RRUSHES—Cheap but good.
CARPET BAOK:3--Plain awl Railroad.
TRUNKS—Of all sizes.
gm-Before purrhanina always call at the
FIRST NATIONAL STORE and save clones
by buying cheap. • D. B. WOODS.
June 11, Me.
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
k H. T. ANTHONY k. CO.,
Alo.nufgclurcro of Photographic materials,
Wholeaale - and Retail,
501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
N addition to our main' business of MOTO-
I GRAPHIC MATERIALS we are Headgear
tere for the following, riz:
STEREOSCOPES tt STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
of American and Foreign Cities and Lind
scares, Groups, Statuary. kc.
STRREidtSCUPIO VIEWS OF THE WAR,
From aegatit es made in the various cam
paigns and formiog a complete Photographic
history of the great contest.
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS ON GLASS,
Ada} ted for either the Magic Lantern or the
Stereoscope. Our Catalogue wilt be kat Ip
any address on receipt 6Vstamp.
pIIOTOGRAPIIIO ALBUMS.'
We manufacture more largely than any oftb•
or hews, about 200 varieties from 50 testa 10
$5O each,. Our /JAHNS have the reputation
of being superior 'ln-beauty sad durability to
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS OP PSNISALS,
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• Our Ostalogne embritios over• FIVE TIIOIS
- different subjects, including reproduc
tions of the most celebrated Engraft - Cgs, Pa'W
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Photographers mad others, ordering goods
C. 0. D ,'will please remit 2.5 per cent of the
amount with their order'.
larThe prices and quollty of onr goods
cannot fu► to satisfy.
Jane 18, 1888. ly
NEW GOODS!
GRORGE ARAQLD
HAS now .on hand * very larza stook of
RRA DY-11 A DE CLOTHING,
mostly of his oistn sn innfactilvinif imf won"
made, embracing every site and pries.
A 11,10
A LARGE STOCK OP CLOTHS AND C4BBI
-111311E3,
well selected end very handsome styles, all et
hich wilt be sold vary cheap, for e
and see them. GEOIIOI I / 1 11liDiat.
May 7 4 iB4G, 3m
Fresth Confectlosely
ND ICE CRAM( 8A I.ooN.—Theortbsort.
ber respectfully informs the eialseni of
ettysburg and vicinity that he ksa a Goatee.
tionery Establishment, one tees east of the
Eagle flotel,on Chambershurgetraet, to Which
he would invite their attention.
Cakes, Candier, and every deseriptiets of
Confections, together with Nuts, Oranges, nut
all kinds of fruits, telw..tys on hand.
Partiv, public and private, as well as foot•
flies, wilt be tarnished with all kinds of Cakes,
Ice Cream, fin pyramidal term or otherwlse,)
and Wier refreshments at their houses, aloe
short notice.
Haring spent a life-time at the bpslneso, bs
tatters himself that he underst yids it and that
he it able la render entire satisfaction.
Call and kee his Coafoctioatry.
May 28, 1188. tr JUIIN Gain
Shoea, Gaiters, dm
•
JOHN X. RE I LIN'Ci,
Iv Castrate S
Welt stye, tt few doors ("font the Poblie Square,
Gettysburg, has laid In an excellent assort..
ment of Shoes, Ositers, ke. ' f Q gr
MEN, WOMEN AND CRILDRIM ,
which he is offering at the very lowest profit..
Flaring bought for cub, at tali latest re 1,0
tion, he Is privarea to of or great bargaiss.
Boot and Shoe manufacturing estried oast
the same place, and the best kind of work
made. JOHN U. REILINJ.'
May 14, 1866. tf
Cheese! Cheese !
Swrrzaa, Liroberger and Englieb "We,
olio alwayebe bad at • .
IiALDFCRISCire,
kdoor, to the Poet Oitles„
J_une li. n
Coal and Lumber, ' , 1
Q IP every y t eriety, at the Yard orIII3IXIM
C. R. 9L,
stb.l9. Gor. Carlisle aed &Obeid ing;
Vint biwt Jett entitled.* taw`
or Queonsigtre, to , whaitio l = l l%
satestips ot Amapa. 1. TT ti .
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