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/OF A 14119 COUNTY FOR 1866.
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! .-- I , t - ADAYS COUATT, PA. f .
kgreffisetrieln Art of Asienaiiir, entitled
••
"An &c 4 t& &ass County Rates and Leries,"
reit n irtarilin .04mm is sloners of the rupee
,ti ve coitatieilo, publish a Statement of the
;Rec...ipte tad expenditures yearly, Irk tha
Cuim4ol4l2o2wir of Taxes of said eoanty, report
astfolleirt, to Wit --fre rn the sth day of .15005.
FY,. 180166 to the Sib day of January, 1857,
both days ineluSire;
JACOR StIRAIIB, Esq., Treasurer, sad the
Corusallittreets; to account witA the, noun
, ty of 1-011611; As follows :
DR.
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Tol3.llence in-hands of tanner Tress
_ urer at last settlement, $3,563 86
On'standing sty Tax and Quit
- Reutain itanit of Collectors, U. 445 84
County ilatio amitl o win, amserd . f‹,r 1808,
Borough of lihitysbarg, $1,735 es
LO ). 001 t Rents, ITS 04
Tent hetiand township, 1 , 435 63
liotlngtolt a 1,410 01
Franklit it 1,514 50
,
ilea riten ,i 1,41,1 83
,
thra ban it 1,69 i 99
11.tinEtonbAn ' `` 1,351 87
llounipleishaut, a 1,623 51
- Readtug - " ' 1 • 3 8 6 69
Oxford ig 1,435 58
iparniltou 14 1;243 18
4riicni 4 ' , .1,518 TS
Conowsgo r'.. " 1,220 71
-11uclar I " •• 962 90 ,
LAti - toore I it P 7& 73
-111.ricni Ir 1"7 1,131 69
Tyrone
I — ii 902 49
Gerinnny " 780 13
13rniick I " , ' 575 03
I.ii''ertyll #42 20
' highland 1.. •41 693 64
liree.luln " te
,4610 21
Lit tlestnwn fi ' l5ll. 43
finr. u 1 lirrwi ;lc, " - , 32't 29
- 27,105 70
I,ounl (tonsilnk & sundry per.ous, 6,160 00
Cable front W A. Duncan, jury lees, 96 32
"' - Jae b Bushey., coal, balauce, /0 00
S. uel Lilly, "
1, 1.
1.0 00
" sonirY persous for old lomber,3s 89
" Juh f n Fowler, for cotts, 24 GO
1'1(.61110d recpgnizances, 58 00
Ex merated,ten from sundry pirsons, 22 4o
Aslialouattali for 1866, = 174 18
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Ihs outstan , in [
),
izZonnty Tai gait Itt•nts
appeal to ein VA. liandd 0 the fol/owit,g
Oulleefors km in it::
Ir•rt. i!uheaufts.t tors:li Tw iv. do, tac Ltl at eNM
(Ivo vu,
MIE
f i t H miltoithaa, $lO 80
ro• 11.;.C14
I t.
Gettypburg,
1.,11n Slenti
ME
I 4ettyab“rt, 163 14 fl 93
eer, tp,,
rent`
Suye
ri,{s.
Ilintsegat.d, 250 09
sglt.* ,5,1) 51
ra.f Ilun,iagLiu, 41ft ny
hnhi.:l- Men tile'', IhO
t 4
N. Sltertf,
E flArli.l:l
Peary Drat
Melo+,
Jiejav Sla)
"F Mrluttre* Libarty 4
/1.-I).ll.tttl.s.t titttnyalittrg, 183 60
Ito. 14 tit Reflts. 75 1)4
lfr•nry Vreutii,k'Cumberlantl, 521.12
'/truly Sit ulta.4-11/ oLI imr on, 965 76
Fraud.; 11'111. Fruok:im 1.:9 :12
„iiiviincl Ehider,t %le:lnnen, 161 57
''' i'ye.l k (I.l.tgLe,t Strap tu, 5)6 36
11 .bert Wu6uoa, Hanailtattebuo,, 417 .71
A. Eckearo4e.f Siountiel',..tut, bp) :A
S. Eb•ool(46t Reading, 191 4-it
..I . Oh t) K4l/11 , Oxford ' 31t1 37
Sumuel Or dorff.t Hamilton, 338 80
Iluiliel A. ell.' Cnion. ~, 523 711
W. I:lrogut ierj Conownao; 52P - 97
H• nry Slu 141444 Sutler, 54U :2
.1 Srenum 11,* Lattimore. 4 335 51
1) A. Cow ..ref 1. Moun joy, 304 01
II Ebeit,t trrotte, 370 1.7
Samuel 11 ramr:filertutray, 266 64
Jacob Ilul , (Summit ti., 141 14
.iuhn Nuu eluakei : t Liberty, 218 01
Littlet , town, 1:17 92
t 13r.lwick bor., ICI 88
T Illocke
T.-Ttliete
10,4t0 419 115. ‘l4
utsteidiPf County ttottn(y.
liettysbont, $122 Id
U Suurbet 1, t 3. wick tp„ , lfr
1.864. Jol
" Jac
.se waked thus* hove raid in inn
enient, rad blase ul.rked thug
iu part.
ter T
line tie
I ,
il L e pti
'CR.
By order paid out, .ss follows, to wit :
My audit ng and settling pnblte netts, $4ll 00
J. C. Kt y, B A ., appointed by Cour t
to and t publ i c naves, 25 00
Printing', blanks, Ac., • 552 87
fiberiff's bills of Court eosts, 1,556.11
Clerk's Psy, 500 011
A batetnint to Coltertorsof 5 pyr al., 1,388 16
Forstud wildcat scalps, s 31 00
leneral duty and Tip-staves' pay, .1,673 69
Aaseasu a 14y, 567 40
:Wood and coal for public buildings, 518 61
. Ninths at public buildings, 161 50
/island Jurys' pay, - 5411 /7
ieZialar}, Prottions.tary and Clerk of
bessiOns' feea, , 150 73
'Tar r u4ed to sundry persons, 77 83
si i i
Certsfic tee of nousiliblei returns, 96.40
Treasu rof Alma -houae, " 14,200 00
Connee fees, • 75 00
Pssatage and stationarT. ' 54 81
Notes a it interest paid Bank and
sun persons, • 4,777 89
ki. Msir k, Ban., Cotomissionet's pay, 302 50
Abralta Krise, , 4 4 . . 302 50
Name! Wolf, - .t , , t U., 50
Marie Attorney's fees, 429 00
Justice and Constable tees for-com
mitt; g vagrants,
Keepin prison e r s at Eastern Pen.
iteut siry, 97 57
.
Beddin , and clothing for Jail, 137 15
Matert 1 and work nt Jail Cistern, 46 12
Fabne toak Bros„ goods, Ac., fur Jail, 97 14
-Justicria' tees for 'holding inquisitions, 41.05
._. .
Dr. J
r . C, (Y):e.it, post toortein ex-
Atlon of %IA body of J.
ittrli
i ' SO 00
lton
M. Mc inner, 440.1ot:tiffs for 1800, 12 o 0
4)r.itia 'A Court, 48 25
I. :A.l alter, county bounty due 1862, CO 00 i
John et:Laughlin, ' 6 " 50 00 i
Jos. S Ilivau, '. tr 6 ' .60 '..0
ti
1 6 ,, K roam, 11 60 00
.Itaii d
Arnold,ompany, 13 45
Georg A Esq , revenue stamps, 535
Israel Yonnt, lulu/Wag Jury, 28 00
Georg %Plant, Wisessuteut boots, 38 00
Pxpre sage, - 2 55 - '
Adam County Agricultural Society, 100 0 0 0 0 1
Gass ourpony, 11
Mich 1 Kapp, Court-house Keepor, 35 00
W. 1( Murphy A Son, dockets for 1
.' pn li lt offices, 47 00
.
Speel I Court, 432 16'
W. W ear, returoing stolen hosie r .,
- (re sea pail by county,) 20
80
00
g, C rupte,k,
u ti 21
J. H. ifateriturf, in full on contract
of onowago bridge,
New woollen brkdge across Usk
cr kat 3enner:s,
New ridge et Kohler's mill,
Joh Scott, (trig. Inspector, amffunt
re eived °gear colnty funds, b 7
' ac of Assembly, 1800, 446 00
OE re' pay at Spring elections, 407 93
- t " Fall elections, 637 '43
irs at bridges, ... 37.2 62
damages, 'lB3 00
ti Troxel, former Treasurer, „.
r in Collectors' accounts,
At Sheads, 'Treasurer, amount
id out of county fund; Mt Stat.
VII 13
ota,
go gebert, Sherif, for sammOni
fyinrs, /
stors of the Poor pay,
ector's fees,
lnerafions to Collectors, -
*tiding tax and quit rants in
Ids , of Collectors, 10,492 89
gees marry, 892 CS
IA .14snds of Treasurer, ,1,099 68
la testimony that the foresaw_
rotodot -tbe Receipts! and Rapenditania
at gm offiee.oPtila Treasurer of said
mei,- is a correct - 10 true -copy, is Jetta'
• ;
from and compared with the originals remain
ingia the books iu lice, We have here
unto set our hands end idlixad the Ma of said
Office, Gettysborg, the eighth day of lin
ataxy, one Munso! eight intr.dred
A. IC RISE,
S. WOLF,
• . N. MIMS VT,
Commissioners of Adams cosaty
Attest-4. U. WALVIS, Clerk.
AUDI TOR'S REPORT.
To the Honoftible the Judges of the Coed of
Columen Pleas o! Adams county
We, the undersigned, dJiy elected Auditors
to settle and- a.ljaiet the Pahlie Accounts of
the Treasurer and Commissioner,' of said coun
ty, having been sworn or affirmed agreeably
to law, do report the following to he a gene
ral statement of said aceoeats„ trom the sth
day of January, A. D. 11166, to the tth day of
:January, A. D. 1e67, both days inclusive t
Jacob Meads, Tre.sum, and Commis
sioners, in account with the county of
Adria&
To balance In hin , l4 of former Tens-
rer at last settlement, $3,563 86
Outstanding county tax and quit
rents in hands of Collectors, , 11,145 84
Amount of county tax and quit rents
assessed for 1886, ' 27,105 79
Loans from Bank As sundry persons, 6,160 00
Cash from W. A. Vuocan, Esq.;jury
tees, 96 32
g , Jacob linshey, Esq., for coal,
balsa .e, 1^ 00
Ensnuel LIU7, Esq., " 20 00
" hir old lumber, 35 89
John Fowler, masts, 24 00
Reloaded recuenitaince, ' 08 00
E xo..erated tax from sundry persons, 22 46
Additional tax for 1866, 174 08
By outstanding taxes for Mt, $6l
1865, 1.490 76
1866, 8,938 83
ig Fees for 1859, 90 00
'• " 1863, 63 44
/I Id 181,4; • 470 33
11-.1 1865, 1,576 33
/I I. 1666, • 59 35
" Exouerattioni flir 1859, 100 00
It - id 181,3, li 72
It II 18.;4; 129 03
-
$49.7143 24
- 180, 319 90
r " ' 13b5, 751
Disbursments on connty orders, 34,604 :8
l'ionotirer'e cammi.s.on,
ligluacu duo couuty by Tretourer r , 1,099 CS
WfATE TAXIN DUE 00UNTY.
Ofi,
ME
To rtoinont of outstuuding 21# tuill
Date Lin,
.. $9ll 38
11 # mill State :Si, 7il 4
" t.litti tits nsSe•ls44 for 188 G,
.'' 4 ,881 IA
: 4 paid out of .sotuty 111.8 , 18 on
Si,ste touts, 2 7 B 12
EBE
2y :Hetet/wling 2 . 1 mill ptale. tat fur
11366, !
I $ll5 58
Weec allow.edlColleetore for IttET, Aud
pre 1 loge ?.e.k.1,9,214 38
, ,
F.x,enaratione " it 145 78
tthasten.l",ng t 4 will Suite tax tux
ISt; :tt and 't;s, - 1 48 12
Teta allowed, Collautidoxit JJ _ 764
u
E.: ou e rs tioll9 '' 47
Paid State Trettearek,, toper ceeeipt
July 3, ]d66, 2,1.37 12
fa 0-1444ce Ilii.e gr. u.O If S 7 TfAgasam".4r, 455 91
REUEP t MILITART tettlDS.:
Dn.
outetlnding miLtari tinesior 184*, 458.3
rrlirf " 1882, 135 79
itniaata 4 Treaswer 14 . 1 euunti, 97 88
lly ont4antling mililnrr for 1866, 1537 02
Fees /Waned I:erectors tut said year, 3
Exonenoions
- .
Oulst..4uding rclief funds for 1866, 135 70
I
317 10
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I._ COUNTY TsOCNTY.
Dl. illh
Ti nutsfAudiag county bounty for
16d5,51,194 )4
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I+M fit
CH,
Bt outstanding comfy bounty for '
;I SO, $l4B 22
Fees allowed Collectors II 33t1 52
Elem.!. iti. , ns . " I , - 35 GI
Babinec due county by Treasurer, ' 673 79
the nndersiened; Auditors of the coun
ty of Ast.sms, Peougylvonin, elected and sworn
in pursuance of law, do report, tb it we met,
Idid and.it, sets le and adjust, according to law,
the account of the Treasurer and Commis
( sinners of said cointy, commencing on the
fifth day of January, A. D. 1868, and ending
on the eighth day of January, A. U. 1887,
both days inclusive—that said A.ecount, as
settled above and entered of record in Settle
ment Book is tie Commissioners' office of
Adams county, is correct; and that we find a
balance due to the county of Adams by Jacob
,-Sheatis, &Ai., Treasurer of said County, of
;one thousand mid ninety-nine dollars and
sixty-eight cents, ($1, , ,n98 68;) also on State
taxes due county, a balance due county by
Treasurer of four hundred and litty-live dol
lars anti ninety -out cents, (s4sb 91 ; 1 also on
county bounty a balance doe count' by Treas
urer bf six hundred and' seventy-three ; dollars
and Seventy-nine cents, ($673 79;) also on re
lief fund a balance due Treasur r by county
of ninety-sersto'dollars and eighty-eight cents,
iiB7 880 and In outstanding county taxes ten
thousand four hundred and ninety-two dollars
and eighty-eight centd, (310,492 88.)
JOSSPIPBCRKER,
.1. C. 'PITTENTURF,
H. L. BREAM,
Feb. 4, 1867. 4t Auditors.
EMU
W TBURSDA.T, the last of FEBRUARY
1 - f tast„ the saliscrib•r, intending to re
move,. will sell at Public Sale, at his resi
deuce, tormerty SMOUti Riker's, In ifieland
township, Adams county, on tho Gettysburg
end Millarstown road, the following personal
property, viz
1 FALLING•TOP BUGGY, 1 Cow, (will be
frzah ins short time,) 3 Sheep, 1 Saw and 8
Pigs, 3 Bedsteads, 2 Tables, 3 sets of Main,
1 Rocking Chai , ., 2 Corner Cupboards, 3
Stance, 1 Cook Stove and Fixtures, 1 Ten
plate Stove and Pipe, 1 Parlor Stove, 1 'Tray,
PIA, Kettles and Pans;Tubs, Buckets and
o.trrels ; also a full set of Blacksmith Tools,
with o variety of other articles, too numerous
to variation.
Sala to commence at 10 o'clock, A. If., on
geld JAY, when atte l ndance will liesiveu and
term made ksown by
VRAmil4 84.141)E123.
Benue Gomm, Aoe&ioneer.
Feb. 4, 181i7. U
1,449 OP
bell 6
20000
Notice l
IN the Orpbaus' Court of Adams county.—
And now. to wit, Jai:fury 25111, 1807, on
motion of M. 4 W. McClean, Attornies, the
Court order sod decree distribution of the
balance on the first and final account of Isaac
Lightner, Esq., Administrator of the estate
of R6v. Jacob Bear, deceased, according to
statement filed in said Corn. unless excep
tions are filed prior to the 26th day of Febrst.
cry inst., (1887,). of which all persons inter.
ested will take notiae.
By the Court. •
Attest:—A. W. MINTER, Clerk.
February 4, 1867..31
170 38
OY 20
60 00
2,3 50 45
Asa 18
WRIMICAS my wife, Lydia Aun Krum
rine, bas loft my bed and board with
out say saute, I hereby uotify-tha public not
to trust her on my account, as I will not pay
say debts she may coattail. • ,
EDWARD
Union tp., 'Feb. 4, 1867. 31* - - •
ITS=
49716 24
652 98
49 7th 24
4 1 125 54
AS a certain difficulty which recently oc
curred between Charles A. Hartzell and
- myself has been amicaMy and honorably set
tled, I hereby warn all persons not to' use
my name in , uuneciion with the matter here
alter, as 1 am determined to put the law in
force lig:ail/it each and every person violating
this caution. The difficulty referred to is
this: Charles A. Hartzell said publicly tint
he had reason to believe that I had returned
to the As,essor a certain amount of money at
interest his (Charles A. Hartzell's) which he
has 43 , A, and the AJIBBI34ST, J. C. Markley, au
dio:ice.; we to say Epr him that I did no tue6
Ming. I therefore warn all persons to mind
how they Ida about it hereafter.
1.1C1)13 PETERS.
144 ° 4 .i January :8, 1187. 3t*
4.12 N 59
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;417 IA
1,191 14
Public Sale.
Not We.
I .
Public Sale; Piddle Sale.
IJules Jared's .?, I
EMAIL DB PARIS." HE BEST For isle.
N TUFADAY, the 12th day of MARCH .O N THURSDAY, the 26th day of ?ESREY- 6 6
T IN VIE MARKET,
next, the -subscriber, intendidg tO gel 11,, J AIM next, the Subscriber, intending to i Tea swit THE VICTOR SOIIIIO MIL.
Vs eat. will 1:11 at Public_Sale, at his residence; quit. farming, will sell at Public &Je w el his I Beautifier 'Of the skin. 7 Over Five thousand of these Kilts have been
in Strabau township, Adams eottety, on the resitle6oe, ha dtrals-in township, Adami coun- TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED LA- made and sold in the last three years. The
Illartleburg.road; fire miles tram Gettysburg, ' ty, half a'asile southeast of Mann's Station, - • DIV. best recommendations can ba given.
land halt a mile from Schneer'. cross.moads, the following valuable Personal Property, viz: This secret of beautifyiag the skin Wag 1 Also—t;•'ooYC'S EVAPORATOR, for m %king
the following valuable Persoual Property, viz.; 3 head of HORSES, (gee a mare with foal,) known only to Messrs. Jared k Rene, eheri Sugar and Molasses, said to be the best in use.
1 3 HEAD OF WISES, (one of them an ',3 M‘lelt Cows, (two of them fresh,) 4 bead of , honorably state that it differs Irons all other
extra fine animal, among the very best in the Young Cattle, 3 Sheep, a good raw-horse Wa- preparations. It gives to the most hard' and' COI? \' (' It USHERS.
county, and not to be surpassed 'under the 14 00 and Red, a good pair of Hal Carriage;, f rec kled s ki n both th e t e xture and c o ke of] Three diffireni a xes for grinding Cora in the
saddle, in harness or in gears,) 2 Cows, one ot Plough, Cora Fotk , Double Shovel Plough, polished Ivory, removin; all discolorationt, I, ear, o. sheltie! —or any other kind of grain.
'ilmein treat!, :3 Sheep, 3 SLoata, 1 Three-hors, Winnowing Mill, Carling Box, Land Roller, w h et h er wear i ng
Wagon, I. Spring W '
agon a first-rate Lime Hay Italte,Side Saddle, 1 pair of good Breech- mot. or bdt
c• as freckles , ten, morphew, l This i a miet , ne th it every farmer should
eltworm treks, and is especially have, s a onthel of ground feed is equal to a
I Bed, new Hay Carriage, Ploughs, Harrows, bands, Front Gears, Collars, Bridles, Check successful in smoothing out the m rkii left by buehe end a half it:mound. The high price
• Corn Forks,Sldele and Dottule Shovel Ploughs, Lines, Butt Chains, Breast Chains, Beller and t h e smallpox. i of te of all kind, make! an Imperative
! de-
Double and Sin !le-trees, Stretchers, hickey flow Challis, Log Chain, Double and Single-1 The agents of "L'Email de Paris,' mist con-
mend I , r some kind of machinery by which to
Sticks, Parent Cimino. Boz„Winnowing Mill, trees, a lot of Elsgs, lec., with Hoasebold and 4 1 t
...eabr entonit .0' the public the earnest en- 'save. It is a rapt/ grinder and durable.
Brant's Patent Wire•tooth Horse Rake, Drag Kitchen Furniture , viz : 1 Table, Ten-plate dor;etnent-i of suelt distinguished ladle* as i
Rake, new Sleigh. Carriage Spread, 2 sets of Stove, !. Bed and Redslead, Oozes. Barrels, Signora Rf..,,11,,ni,
Single Hanna, 3 sets of Wagon Gears, Cul. acid a variety of other articles, tam new:wens to r Millie FKLICITA VESTYA LI,
Liss and Bridles, Riding Saddle and Riding mention. M,ss M YOGIS 1it1T0117.1.1,,
Bridles, Check Lines, Plough Lines, and a; Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. X., oa , Mrs. it. P. BOWKRS,
Poor-horse Lir,e, Log Chains, Halter and said day, when attendance will be given and i LUCILLE IV IiSTERN,
Cow Chains, 3 sett of Traces, Breast Chains, terms made kaowu by „
'' kedatne PO N'S!,
Butt Chains, with chains °revery description ; ' HENRY BUCKER. lira. Ell 11 I. WALLER,
11 set of Manure Boards, about 300 feet of' Jan. 28, 1367.* John Stallsrultn, Aact'r.
Waluut Boards, Mowing Scythes and Spathe, ;
' Grain Cradles, Maui and Wedges, 2 Axes, I - Personal Property \
,Wood SAW; 2 Patent Manure Forks,, Pitch :' A 1. PUBLIC SAI.N.--Ota FottDAY;„ the
' Forks, Rakes, 11 ittocka, Pick, , Shovels, Spades, ti lit day of M 111. CH nett, .he subsea fiber,
Dung - Hook, Grindstone, Wheel-ttrrow, l Work 'inte,idingiu quit ftrining,, u-ill sell at Publlv,
-Ben, ii, a lot of Cold Iron, a lot ot Bags,
If ay by Sale, at his
.residence, in Cumberland t own
thb ton, one-half of the Greif/ mu the Ground, ship, Aderus county, (oar miles (tons L'511,15-
i with Household mid Kitchen Furniture, viz: burg, and immediately s•inth of “liouit I Top,"
' 1 NEW BUREAU, 5 Bedsteads and Bedding, 3 the following Personal Property, viz:
Tables,•2 Corner Cupboards, 3 sets of Chairs, ONE HORSE, 3 Cows, On to be fresh
2 Rocking Chairs, Chest, D. sk, Sink, Cooking about the tone of gale.) 3 head of Young Cat-
Stove end Fixtures, Ten-plate Stove and Pipe, tle, 1 Brood Sow and 4 Shoats, 1 heavy three-
Iron Kettle, 3 VV ash Boilers, 20 crocks cf Ap- horse Wagon, with a good Lime Bed, 1 two
ple-hutter, SO lbs. of Lard, a lot of Bacon, horse Wagon, Winnowii.,c Mill, Cutting Box,
Lard Press. and Sausage Stuffer, Spinning Ploughs, Double Shut ei Plotio:h, - Caltivator,
Wheel, Wool Wheel, Meat Vessels, phu4l, Double and Single-trees, Hitt,' and Front.
Tubs, Barrels, and a variety.of other article,, Gears, with Collars, Brides and Wagon S.td
too nilinerous to mention. ; dle, 1 Riding Saddle and 2 Riding Bridles,
1
1...1ajk to commence ut 9 o'clock, A. IN., on Halters and WI iins, Cow Chains, Crow-burs,
saidday, when attendance will be given And Diening Irons, II Mock, Pick, Shovels, Forks,
terms made known by ; Rakes, Axes, Grain Uralic, Mowing Scythe,
NOAH F. HERSH'. ! with other Farming Implements. Also, Hay
mlous Rases, Auctioneer. by the toll, o..ru-todder by the bundle. Flax.
, by the bundle ; with Household :Lad Kitchen
Ftlrniture, .ttett as
BEDS A; BEDSTEADS, Tables, Chairs, Bu
reeue, 1 ten-place Stove and Pipe; also, Po
tatoes by the bu.sliel, Apple-butter by the
crock, and a variety of other articles, too nu
memo. to mention.
4,*,r•Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. 11.,
on said day, when attendance will be given
end terms made knows by
JOHN ERILFALIVER.
RitusEN Gotoss, Auctioreer.
Jan. 14, let 37. is
Jan. 28, !887
Public Sale.
N TUESDAY' the 19th day of FEi3RIIA..I
(YRY next, this undersigned - , intending to
quit firming, will sell ut Public Sale, et his
residence, in Mountplelsant towuship,,Adains
county, between the State and litinterstown
roads, and shout, one mile west of Mount
Hock, the following Personal Property; viz :
3 excellent Mrtittls: 1101I3E:1, (one being a
young mare with tuel,) I yearling Colt, 4
Mitch Cows, 3 Heifers, I Bull, 1 heavy Three
horse aeon and DO, Threshing Machine ,
nud Horse Power, VVlnuowitrg Mill, Ploughs,
ll.trrows, _Halter and tlow Chains, •
Bakes, Forks, Spreaders, Doable and , Single ,
trees, all kinds of Horse Gears, with many
other artielet, not specified. , _
Sate to euinnience at 10 o'clock, A.' M., on'
said day, when...attendance will be given and
terms in.tde kripwn by '
PETER. STRASBAJTHEI. j
Ja nu try 23,;1807. to
WM. C. Stallsruith,
GETT , ;NT' Y S B , PA.,
C A flr k;Eti 4 CoNTßACitfii,
keeps courtraitly on hand Lind tudnutitctures to
order,
Doors,.Shidkro, Blinds, gash, Door and
Weiolutzi Pratnes, C'orniee, .4)uor
awl; Window litackeis,;
or any other article in the Building Bine.
Swasobed'inaterial constantly on hand, ex
pezience,d workmen always to leadihesa, and
work executed with didpatch. Zap-Orders
promptly attended to, tibn. ;18, 3m
Caution i
Notice.
SARAB DOLL'S BSTATB.—Letters of Ad
ministration pendent. lite on the est Ate of
bar:th OoV,late of the borough of Berwick, Ad-'_
ems county, deed., having been grmated to
the undersigned, residtag in. loekson. town
ship, York, coenty, be hereby gists notice to
all persons iudebt.l to c,id estate to make
immediate payment, and those havingclaima
against the same to preseut them [imperil ,
authenticated for settlement,
ANDREW suUDEa, Adner, peed. litA
J.tausry 29, 1867. 6t
For Sale Cheap.
A FIRST-RATE SAW MILL AND SHIN
GL,HH MILL, all in good ecualition, and
piruty of work, with good Water Power--one
mile front Herring's Mill, in Franklin town,
ship, known as "Diehl's Mill." Possession
given April Ist, 1877.
A. Y. HUNTER. •
Jan. 28, 1887.
Photograph Albums
11E largest, moat beautifol• and Cheapest
T
lot of Photograph Albums ever offered
in Gettysburg. just received at the EXCEL
SIOR GALLERY. Albums holding 50 Pic
tures on.y $1 75. Our stock comprises over
30 different styles, among which are the cele
brated everlasting Chain and Hinge Back.
These Albums we have bought low and 'fire
determined to sell lower than the same quali
ty can be bought for anywhere is this county
or out of it. C. J. TYSON.
Jan. 28,1867
Cooking Stoves dz Tinware,
AT REDUCED PLUCKS. Also; Bridge's
Double Fire Chamber, Patent Fin—place
Stove, a new and superior invention. Call
and see it itt
ha, 28, 1867
Agricultural College
OPESNSYLVANIA.—The next Terui of
this lostituttoo, under its re-organiza.
Lion, will commence on the lath day of Janu
ary, 18G7,
For terms of adroirion, catalogues, &c.,
address JOHN MASH% Preet.
Agriculturnl College, Centro co., Pa.
Jaa. t , LSO. $1
A Card.
Qr RAIN AND GROCERIES.—The highest I
1 TTAVING disposed of the Excelsior Gal
market price paid forGreia and all kinds 1 ma lery to C. J. Tyson, I take this oppor
o Produce. Groceries, Fertilizers, kn., con .
- -itty to thank those who, during my short
atantly on hand for stile at the Warehouse of
residence in Gettyshurg, have favored me
Aug. 13, 1806. GULP k BARNSHAW. /
!,with their patronage; and also to recom-
AT HORNER'S DRUG STORE you can mend Messrs. I. G. and C. J. Tyson to the
always find a good assortment of -confidence of the public, is I have in all their
BRUSHES, COMBS, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, ,dealings with me found them to be upright,
kc.,
.e. , ke. ' land honorable men. li. 13. BUY D.
EXCELSIOR is OUT motto; to chase all ' Dec. 24, 1866. 3m
our situ; and to render satisfaction, in
every instance, our determination.
C. J. TYSON Gettysbirg, Pa.
iThVERCOArg—s large assortment of eves
V style, ize and price—just opened at
PICKING F.
WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT at Her.
ner's Drug Store.
PURE BAKING SODA, SPIOES, kc., can
be had at Horner's Drug Store.
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS will
buy a pair of nice, fine, patent leather
tipped BALMORAL SHOES, for ladies, at the
Store of IL B: WOODS.
SOftA Mouth !—/GINTS . wanted
U for six enfirely new arake, just out.
Address 0. T. GAREY, City Building, Bid
deford,Ms, [May 21, 1886. hay
DR. HOHNER'S'FRAGRA.NT MYRRH pre
serves the Teeth, cures all diseases of
the gums and purifies the breath.
BROOM HANDLES FOR SALE, wholesale
or retail, at the Lumber Yard of
• C. H. BUEHLER.
DIIPHORN k HOFFMAN are receiving New
Goods every week from the eastern Ci
ties. Do not fail to give them a call, on the
northweet, Corner of the Square, Gettysburg,
Pa.
W. are always glad to see onr frieads at .
the Excelsior. It still stands in the
sajne old place, on York street, opposite for
Beak, Gettysbtrg, Pa. , 0. J. TYSON.
ON FRIDAY, the 221 day of FEBRUARY
next, in pursuance of an Order of the
Orphans' Court of A.:Anis county, granted to
the undersigned, will be offered at Public
gale, ou the premises, the /Zeal Estate of Peter
Baker, deceased, consisting of
A FARM', situate partly in rfamiltonban
township, Ad ints county, and ?irt/y in Frank
lin county, Pa., adj r.„(14 of Lazarus
Baker, Walter Wituainan, Ueorge Douse, Heli
x) Caufman, John Catifinan and Leonaid Ca uf
man, containing 201 Acres, more or less, im
proved with a One and a /hit Story /.„,:-.;
LOU HOUSE, Log Bank Barn,
Spring House, d,. A fair pro
portion of thu tract is well tim
beret!.
sarSale to ccrnmence at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
on said day, when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
Jan. 21, 18G7. to
NOTICE is hereby given to all Legatees
and Alter persons coneerued, that the
AdministrAtion Accounts hereinafter mention
ed will be presented at the Orphan's Court of
Adams county, for Confirmation and allow
ance, on TUKeiDAY, the 26th day of FElllifj-
ARV, 1867, at 10 o'cliirk, A. M., viz:
3. The account of Win:. C. Seabrook& and
Emanuel ()verb() Adtn• nistrators of Chris
tian Overholtzer, deceased.
4. The Account of Michael W. Mumper,
Testamentary Trustee under the will of Rev.
Jot.n Albert, deceased, of Hiram Albert,
6. The second accoent of Andrew Bittingee
and John Bittinger, Executors of t tcoh Bit
tinger, late of Franklin township, deceased.
G. The first and final account of George W.
liar man, Ereeutor of Jacob Mortorff, deed.
T. The second and final account of Henry
Taol/1:13 and Margaret Lockhart, Administra
tors of Daii.l Lockhart, deceased.
8. The fourth account of Frederick Dellone,
surviving Executor of the last will and testa
' - went of John Dellone, ieceased.
I 9. The second ace Lunt of Amos Schlosser,
Executor of the last will and testament of
Chula Skewers. deceased.
Jan. tB, 1847
Grand Jury Report.
To the Ifimorahte the Tutlyex of the Court
of Quarter Stamitma of the Pco.ee, lit aet.2
for the county of Adams:
The Grand Jury for January Term. IBC7,
would respectfully report, that having visited
the Public Buildings. they would call the at.
tentien of the . Directors of the Poor to the
ceiling and roof of the main building, and the
floor of the wash house. The wants of the
inmates ere properly caret fur. In visiting
the Jail we Cooed it is good condition.
Respectfully submitted,
D. J. BENNER, Foreman.
Ephraim Myers,
Jesse D. Newman,'
William Crum,
Leas,
William Sterner,
John E. Plank,
Philip D: Weaver,
Emanuel Diller,
David Meals,
Francis Bream,
Jain Coulson.
E G. He
Philip Donohue,
Joseph Kepner,
James C. DuLtera,
F.ll. Bud ly,
Geo. H. Kuhn,
billion Single,
Soloing !fart,
R. Mann.,
John Kindig,
Michael Bohn,
Jan. 2d, Lutrt. 3t
TORY M. ILEILLANG,
Is CARLISIA STRUT,
west side, a few doors front the Public Sqna.re
Gettysburg, has I lid in an excellent assort
ment 01 Shoes, &c., for
Mit'3,o WOMEN ANO GHILDREM,
which he is offering at the very lowest profits.
Having honght for cash, at-the latest reduc
tion, be is prepared to offer great bargains.
13-tot and Shoe manufacturing carried on at
the same place, and the best kind of work
made. JOHN M. REILII.Ilk;
May 14, 1866. tf
B. G. COOK'S
PirIItISIE MINGLES, the best in the market,
for sale atIACOB MEADS'S new Luta.
her Yard, on the iittiiroad, adjoining the Lime
Silos, Gettysburg.
Nov. 26, 1866. tf
1867-11lockwell di Co. have now
1867—ready their Revised Catalogue of News
1867—peperi for 1867, containing all the
1867—principal Publications, for which they
1867—receive Subscriptions at the Regular Rates,
1867—and, on many of them, offer the advan
1867—tage of subscribing for 3 months. Send
1867—fora copy containing full details of our
1867—admirable system of operat'.on. We
1867—refer to the Publisher of this paper.
BLACK WELL & CO.,
Office, 82 Cedar Street,
Box 4,298 New Ysrk.
Dee. 31, 1866. 3m
Tursu EN cg Ole T PEACE, will be at his
ey office, (at his residence,) in Cumberland
township, on Tuesday and Friday of each
week, to give his attention to Justice's busi
ness. [Dec. 3, 1866. 4m
CONSTANTLY on hand, an assortment of
FINE ?RASES, PIitoTOGRAPG AL
hUtiS, Cards and Baskets for grosses from
the Battle Field. PliOft/GRATBS of oar
Generals and other distinguished individuals
at the Excelsior Gallery. O. J. TY.IOII.
Orphans' Court Sale.
DANIEL BALDWIN
Register's Notices.
W. U. 110LTZWORTIT,
P.egiater
eases, Gaiters, &e.
Shingles.
Philip Redding,
i Leer Rest -11.°x.
1 NOEMIE DE MATZGUERITTES,
' Mite A. PERRY.
- and many others, whose high Banding in the
' profession give- , the camp of truthfaluess to
their intelligent and guanine ap:troval.
'l\ The beautiful Lucille Western says: Latest Fashions
'' \`•l find that the (Email' pioducee all th e nEM - AND J. W. BRADLEY'S CELRFIRke
, brilliancy of ri f oge ant Itly•whtte, wi th 'the I) TEND PATENT DuPLS.% ULLIP fa; (011
great ,and pecoli•gr itilvotrege ,f t. del harm- LoCI3LE SPRING) .
lessnes , s It ta ally adls tu the Mittens aud (S s A'l.l? r. .•
beauty of the akin ".,
Tn. wevosnrut ri.xxiattire and greet cow
' The inagutfieent Vestveli rave: i••••• i roar and pLIC.Lse RI.: to any lady weariatthe D.
ol have inffertd much frgon the cations
I. F. S,IIITITS CAST sn'er. .P..ro.vcirs. FLEX ELLlrric Seiler n lit lie experieucel porde
so
Cute lotiogia;Ac., which my thoetrical pro- I First, I' is the oily Plough yet produced Carly in aflcroad e d Assemblies,ooeras,Cartie.
' tension obliges ese to use, - tkat 1 consider it ; that wit int triably seour in any soil. . I Res, Railroad Cars, Church Pew*, Am Chairs.
a perfect' beilefactiou to find a prepnvut.or, ! Seem' 1, It is now en established f tct that for Promesale and House Dress, as the skin
voila, gives the neg ‘ s t rary a biteness to the' It will last from three to six times longer than' can be lolled when in use to °crispy a m a
. pf.tee as easily and conveniantlr as a Sitit Sr
akin, anddeaves the , sk'in cool aud smooth.", , any other steel plough in use.
t - Miss Maggie Mitt:tell SA , s: . I Third, It draws lighter thin any other Muslin Dre.s.ar, intalualglequalityin Moonset,
j "1 have,trged the skin be.fogifier, 'l7Eniail 'de Plongh, cutting the same width and depth of not found In any Single Spring Skirt.
Paris,' slid found th ,t it inA.tatly imparts s.' lug rfgsv- I A lady haviag enjoyed the rteasraa, cow.
natural bloom add ficshigess to the coin-
Tiie diff:rent par's of the Plon,;11-are east is roar, and great cost emeece of wearing the
plext \
• on." \ . , moelds, into•the exact shape destfed for the Duetex ELLIPtIC STSYL SPHINO Saler tut a
,
• ,
"J are d' s E,n,lii de Par . ," In USCIA\!%9 a deli- et.tind-ha trds, shares and land-side., giving_ single day. will never aftervetrds w
[ lliugly die—
cate beautifier of rho'kin for Theatre Salon,' 1 1 1 • p,r ti
s most exposed to wear any desired pence with their use. For Children, Mince ~,
or Bell Room, by tie most relined and e rn- thickness. The shares can be sharpened by and Yoang Ladies they are superior to WI
puloos ladies, producing all tie beniiii‘fv , any lit tekstnfth. The steel is pesfeetly male- - others.
effects of rouge and Till-white, to ithoot .11 'r , ffble a 4 f l work- , kind's.. E Igo tools It tve been , They will not band or break like the Single
vulgar glare or injorrto the skin. :male out of pieces of the plough by black- Spring, but will pr.sezve their perfect .and
t '
Soil hy all first-Mess Druggists, Perfumers :Molts all ot,r Cue country. gracviol chips when three or lour ordinary
and Laglieof Hair Dresers - 1 .i7,r sale lit WY,. WIBLE, Agent, I Skirts will have berm thrown aside as useless.
L. Isateau. 822 Broadway; Deams B times A: t :Afti4. 27, 18(;G. Scar Gettysburg, Pe. i The Hoops are covered with double and twbet.
i ed thread, and the bottom rods ere not only
Co., azd F. C. Wells & New' York; and ; ' I \ „,„
Eugene Swain, 111 Saudi Cu,
leatla street, and ! 1 \. r , ening Machines. , double swings, but twice (or deuhle) catered;
G‘EOVER & BAKER..—THE BEST IN ' preventing them from we (ring out when drag.
Johnston, Holloway ,k Cowden, philitftetphi,i, ! /TIRE
Agents. JA-RED k RENE, Itj USE. These Machines have become so ging dowasteps stairs. Sc.
General Agents ail /111POrteeR, I well known Cd,tt little urea he a aid by w a y o f ; The Duplex Ellip tic is IC great favorite with
•
Jan. 28, 1817- Gal N ew y or k, ' recommendittion•: They live taken the first -all ladies and is uggiversolly recommended by
oirvinitin at .ill Om late State Fairs, a nd are the Fitslgiun Mogezities as the STANDARD
old% ersally etknotatedged to be the BEST in SKIRT OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
see by all woo have trded them. The "Grover' To eiJ 'y the following inestimable advants-
St Baker &deli" and the'Sloattle Stitch'' are gee to( mohair, viz: superior quality, perfect
points that have bean at iced by no other manufacture, stylish shape, finish, flexibility,
Machine. They are the otil,,T In ichines that ; (lure Mitv, comfort and economy, enquire for
sew end embroider with rflection. These J. W. Bradley's Dairies Elliptic, or Double
, Machines are peculiarly ml titled, to Family ' Spring Skirt, and be sure you get the genuine
use. Tit y are almost noiseless, shw directly article.
from the spool without rewinding, and are CA UTION:—To guard against IMPOSITION
simple ie their construction. 'They l r e , ,e eas y , be partical a to NO.CIOE the skirts offered as
to manage, and can he warped by tilmoSteny ' "DFPL S I;X" have the red ink stamp, via: 'J.
child. Emery family shotidl have one. rikey W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel tillfseregi7'
acre lighter, then vice time, and they save money: upon the waistband—none others are genuine.
and do their work better than it can be done \Also Notice that every Hoop-.will admit • pus
l* nand. being passed through the centre, that 1.
flu undersigned having been appointed in -the two (or double) springs braided togetb-
A gent for the above Machines, has ertablishe'l er therein, which is the secret of their &lib&
an Agency in Fairfield, Adams county, where ity an strength, and a combination not to be
he will always have ou hand a supply. Per- found in\ ny other ' skirt.
...
sons wishing to hay will please call and exam- FOR S. LE in all Stores where FIRST
hie for tdfetnselves. CLASS skit ik are sold throughout the United
liFir Xeedles. and Thread will also be sup- States and elsewhere.
plied. -J. S WITHEIZUW, Agent, Itanutuctured \by the Sole Owners of the
Fairfield. Adams county, Pa. Patent, wssT- k i, BRADLEY-A CARY,
Aug. 27, 186(3. tf 97 Chambers k 79 , &
81 Heade Sts.',l 4 l. r.
• _ _. ------ J... 21,:18 .7. 31;n\\.
FII mers.
PREPARE FOR YoUR spRING CROPS.
Bough's
•
Bats Lone I'hcesphute,
highly roDalar Mid depuodable Fertilizer,
of twelve ye staudimz. and ;,1 \vhieh many
thousand lous are auuually sold.
Marylona Ponyler of Bone.
free 'row nduiltrat.oll And an
alyzing 54 per cent. Phosphate of Lime, and
mer 3.3 per cent. AtnintAlid. Uniformly m.tde
and fine enough to drill.
around 'luster.
A very . s uperior artiae, uttauut'Actureil at
Red Beach Mills.
110.1 Chian°,
Of direct importation, *llia I will deliver
trout Governmeut Ageut'3 Warehouse.
te`All of these articles Will be fornisbed
et lowest rates. ,eUir Liheral discount 'to
dealers. Isar.seud for aeh cubit..
GEOlttlE. DUGDALE.
NO3. 07 aad 10 Smiles Wharf,
Itmartmotte, MD.
KR - Orders received by Samuel fief bet,
Gettysburg, Pa. Um. 28. 3m
Great Canowago
0. 000 11;VCH6ITI..1.T° of
ANTED.
The undo iignedr twin," remodeled and im
proved his Mills, near Sew ,Cheater, Adams
county, (tortnetly called "IV.llnut. Grove," but
now , •Grelt (Milo-wage Itills,) is prep tred to
do all kinds of work in bis line with unasual
dtspa te h.
Constantly on hand. for sale or exchange,
the very best qualities of Supet, Extra and
Family ruiu, ,tled Rye, Corr. ttrol Buck
wheat Flour, with , every variety of 4.3hup and
offil of wheat.
ilarin SAWIIII,,f, attached, be is 6re•
pared to SAW' all kinks of lumber, at the short
est /uric:. A farmer in need of lumber and
sour, can p.t a log, upon him wagon, throw a
few bu:diem of wheat cra the t ire the
wheat exchanged for flour tind the log e.t.a etl,
0%13 sasing a double trip—nud all because of
the new and . perfeet mucbiuery now employed
in these riclls.
kiavin.r the best or workmen, he will he
able to please everybody. Thankft.l for pm-t
favors, he hopes fur a contilluaaef• of the
same, 11. .1. DYERS.
New Chester, Jan. 14, 1807. 3tn*
Inanr,ttration
OP LOW PRICES.
J.L. SCHICK incites the attention of
hie frignds and enstomers 'to his large and
well selected stock of
DRY G00::S
Comprised in part cf
French %femme:l,
All wool po t &
All 1% nol Lod:lines,
Alf Wool rt. Lids,
Plain Poplin., •
Black and.Fdney Silks,
•
T iiiiise Cloths, . 0
11l irk auil Colored Alpacas,
1 Black Cloths stbd Cassimere.s,
Fancy Cassim,res,
Cassincts,
Jeans,
Flaanels of all 'hinds,
' Gloves nod Sto,kings.
Also, a= fine lot 'of Ladies' FllllS AND
SHAWLS, as well as an abundant variety of
Notions, all of which will be sold elle tp for
the cash. J. L. BCl.llt.lli.
Dec. 17, 18a8.
KeritOne HOtilise,
CHAIIIIERSBUR./ tiTill.:l3T, CETTYS
BURG, PA.—lnf. E. MYERS, Pio.
priefor.
i
This is a new House, fitte:l up in the m st
approved style. Its locution is pie:mutt, ce -
trai and convenient. Every, arrangement is
been made for' the.s. , comtnodation and co -
fort of guests. The Table will always hve
the best' f the market; and the Bar the b st
of wines and liquors.
There is' commodious Stabling atlich i ed,
with an accommodating ostler al 0 ays on hand.
,t.
This Hotel is now upon or the entertain
ment of the pubic, ant a a tie of patronage
is solicited. So uli.at will b spared to render
satisfaction.
Jan. 14, 1867. tf .
Iron—lrozi—lron !
GETTY:...BURO FUROR.
' The subscribers respectfully inform the
public that they have erected a - Forge in cot
nection with their steam Mill, and are now
mat ufacturing
FOBBED AND HAAIIIERRD IRON,
such as Plough, Horse-shoe and Bar Ito', and
respectful!) invite Blacksmiths and Dealers to
give them a call, teeing satiefied that they
will be able to please as W quality, finish and
price. BBINGYAN & t%ARREN.
N. B.—The highest marktt price paid for
wrought sod scrap iron. B. & W.
Dec. 17, 1866.
.star airs w.Aavrmn. -
1341.117..r.14.1E1VJC 1
$5,„ ,SE I .'"G MAC F.S. to
.m 7 us. ttu s tertitary Ova% In
Psy best ris ts IMO Par terms.
hi 44.4.1 WWI . .. With Sao% sill..
idler PA r • ROTHE'S., t 't Ars* 0
• 4 Cluostsat. St. Mils, •
tit fshault L. ToWis,o„
reraZlrTS W.A.241R.D.
Dec. 3, 18. A. 3n
PRICES at the Ex cel sior cannot be under
rated whits the quality null style of PIC
TURES -ctuatot be surpassed. Call and ex•
ausine. C. J. 71'80:1.
1-36. A N elkelernt alsottment of Ifl•tooela, Nl' us.
. Hoe, Ltnen.f, Balmoral and Hoofs Skirts,
.tvan bci bad at - J. L. SCHICK'S.
DELLS FOR CR-172CIIRS,
scalubs, eAUM !AISES, POIIN DRIES, L-e.
1.14,1 e of 1114 beet steel composition. Church
Bells insure.l for out year.
, GUM SPRIA - (i DRILL,
I WITH tHi.G . ./ELL'.3 GUANO ATTICIIMANT.
I This is cou,blered one of the bait Drills now
in use. It will distribute any k ind of groin
evenly, and sow from one bushel op to -three
;to the acre. The Guano Attachment given
entire s:tiistuetion wherever used. It is so
' curl ~t ractea ai nut to clod :n sowingany kind
itrg or Bone Meal. Having sold a
iiiimkier of these machines last se.tson, I can
toil) recommend them to be %hot they are
• retire, , ente.l. .Persons wishing to buy should
in.tke app:icotion early as the supply is small
itt,d lily demand great.
Great Reduction
I N PRICES OF
DRY GOODS,
GrrrPries. Ibrdtrart, Ofrenstedre, ,
AT J. C. ZUtICK lk SON'S, N EW OXFORD, PA.
We have ju§t rttarned from the city, where
tre lought e rery Lirge an I well selected
sto , k of :di Units of goods, suitable in our
line, under
THE LATE DECLINE.
ir stock consists in part of FRE!:CIi
M EIONOES, FRENCH COltQl3ll,ll-3, Odom,
Calicoes, Plo.tdq, Mem:ied and Unbleached
Mnslins ; a lAtire assortment of Black, B. own
and Plaid alt•wool Double SII.kWf,S, Balm°.
ral*Skirts, Hoop Skirts, Clu‘e, eke.
MEN'S WeAlt, consisting in part of 'Broad
and Beaver Cloths, Bl•nck and Fancy Cassi.
fierce, GlSRicket,i, Plain and Fancy Flannels,
ruder-shirisi and Urawe - s, BUOTS, SHOES,
HATS and ;C L'S, Driving and 13uckr.1,iu
A cumple4 aasortmcat of GROCERIES, at
low rate,.
HARDWARE, such as Tira Iron, Spring,
Shunt', Mist? and Gist Steel's, Hor:e
floiie-shoe !tar, Nail Ito la, Hammered iron,
N ills, ;.pike , Spovels nod Forks, Door Lot ks,
Pad Locks, i Latches, liitiges anti Screws.
PaltliS, 04:9,1 Glass, Putty, .tc.
CUINA ANU QUEENSWAP.E, by the set.
Vuonkful itur past p rtruanc, we hape to
merit the same in the future.
J. C. ZOUCK k SON.
d, Dec. 10, 1800. 3m
-
Gr4eriei, Notionm, dce.
LEES
r"( EOllOl. 11. SWOI', basing purehheed
the fi e GIZOCErt? giTABLMIIIF:NT
of James . Grimes,' on or k etreet, a tesv
. .
doors e.tst, cff Wolt's Vote!, and haviati added
largely to I e already extensive assortment
fl
on band, o era the public a variety of Goods
in his line irely, if e'verhefore, kept here.
His St"..II,'COFFEES, TEA.; 310L.18-
I t
SES, SVII PS, .kc., can't be beat, in nullity
or price ; •hilst his assortment of NOTIONS
embrace; linost everything the public can
possibly tu rd. House-keepers and others
should givd bins it call betore Int.% ing elsewhere,
as he is convinced that li,e, has the best stock
in town, and that no orle can go away id,sap
pointed. •
liar The CATIINETOIAKING business is
con inued,:in all its btattche+,.nt the oil stand,
a few doOrs east of : the Styr.... N i efforts
spared to please the public, ili heretofore,
Idettys"iutg, Nov. 5, Itqin. Ar
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Tfn Ware and Stoves.
TfiE., sithscriber respectftqly informs the
p.iblin that he still ceatittues the business
of in tisin4,
ALL ,MINOR OF Goof) TIN WARR.
at the oldst3nd. (fordierly Andrew Polley%)
in York stklet,Gettystittnr, where. he has the
Itrwest itsiortinent of tin ware in the county,
with man, other articles for kitchen use, ke.
Also, COOKING 'STOVES NI.NE-PLATE
STOVES,OI the very beat kinaa.
S. G. COOK.
Mar. 12i 1865. tf
l
At the Old Business.
RUMMER-04T h'ts re-commenced
L the TAILORING business, in Chambers
burg street, between Waslitigton and ll'est
streets, Gettysburg, and asks a share of the
custom of the public. Hie long experience an
the business enab'es him to guarantee good
tits and good work, whilst the ktest t.ehions
will be consulted in cutting whenever desired.
No effortiwill be spared to render satisfaction,
andrhe reels sure thus all who patronize him
will oe shtisfi d. His prices for work are as
low as they can possibly be to afford him an
economical living, and no one could in reason
ask kheit to be any has. Re asks hit old
lriends to give hint a cull, at well as the pub
lic generally.
Nov. 12, 1d66.
Fall and Winter Goods.
A'CUT C di SONS hie just received an
. Wther tine as-ortineut of SEW GOOUS,
roust:ling. in pun, uf Clutha, Cue.,iineres,
nets, Kentucky .kaas, sud TweeJe, fur Oen.
tieuseult wear. Also, a fiat assortanut of
LADIUT DitE3S tiOODS.
Our siock has been selected with great care,
and weare prepared to Mt ns cheap es sny
other establishment in the country. We ask
the putliie to give us a e ill and judge fur
thennellves. Cali and sea us. No-troufdt , to
show floods. A. SCOr
Sept.' IT, 1866;
Pine Shingles.
ALAROR lot of finiShingh : s front $5.50,
t* $l5 per 1000; for sale at the Lumber
putt or C. H.
0et.,[211, 1806. 1
•
rig beat PITOTOCRAPHS made in thin
eaustq, girt mode at the Sicelslor Gallery,
vttyttourgwapposite the Houk.
rirrwarilas- Auld ILIN;0111101MW
UMW
Lourr. AND rvAD.
Q RiV.4 &ND li ttOCRII,LaIs
toeing purchased the extensive Warehoissele
• Ctrs, ke, heretofore owned ety 5 teanel lrotbet,
we beg leave to Inform the pahlie that We are
contipuing the butitteis at the old, stood Oa
the corner of Washington 010 Mr:timid MUM *
on a more attentive seals tit to heretofore. .
We ore payiog the highest m trket price flit:
Flour, Grain tel all kin is of produce. .. '
Flour and Feed, Salt, and all kinds of GM ,
eerier, kept constantly un h.ted and .oi , sale,.
cheaper than they ein he It % i anywhere else.
['luster, 41111 all kinds of fern ilfs4r,,,conetaotir"
ni t hand, or furnished to order.
gfrirA regluar line of Freight Cars will loses
our Warehouse every TVA 31) t. Y 3fOittif.eli.
acj nee() nut +lttion tr.tins will be run as oc
casion mty re inire. By this *II mg* neat ere
are I reputed to convey 1400 t at all times to
and from I:4ltimore. All business of thde
kind entrusted to iti, will be promptly attend"
ed to. Our cars in Ito the WarehJuse prate.
renton te Saris, al North doe led sweat, II .1.-
tintore. Being determined to psy good Ow.
601 cheap and deal fairly, we incite overiboll
to give no a call.
CULP k E %mistrAir.
Aug. 13, 18Gd
American Artists' vition:
A 31EilICAS ARTISTS'ItON J.
AMERIC VS A TIM' 172 , 110iti
il arto
Al tlie AMERICAN ARTISTS' NlONlesteib.
Halted 1854) announce that in or rto extent!
the sale of the following well ' own and
highly ropti!ttr \
f.iTI':EL, PLATE ENGEAVINCIE\
The Ltat Supper, .20 s is
Depai ture of
the Pilgrim Fathers '
for AmericA, 17 1 36 \
tomding of tile Pilgrim Fathers, '27x 31 \
Falstaff .Itustering his recruits, 25 x 91-
S , inkspeare and his rrienda, 27 1 31
Cotter's Saturdly Night, - 25 I 3$
VillAge Itheksmith. 27 x 32
Manifest PeoUi►, ( Yortnne Telling)2l z 2$
The 11.tmicre lit, Wyoming in 177 d, 28 s If
Ms nott Vernon in the olc en ti!ne, Or
WitAbing . ton nt 30 yenta of age, 26 z 94
The e3tapo of Alaster Um:Donald
'trout the Masters of Glencoe, 26 x 34
The Madonna, 26'x 34
They hare dieined expedient to olfetittem to
their friends cud the public nt one do er end
fifty et nts each, the pricer heretorurej having
been two dollars each, and fur the purpose of
stimulating the gating up of Club*, they hate
de.ermino.l to award premiums to the getters
UP of the Clubs, and in addition thereto to
distribute amongst the subscribers the.sum of
$7:0,090 in money and pintings, as BOOS as
the sale shell have reached 100.000 negray.
irO, As it is , octr intention to advertiA Tory .
extensively, anti as the enoarlngs are well
known throughout the whole couotry, ws
hare no doubt, that with the lot price wet
charge fur them, and the exertion high will
be put forth by our namerous ft leads, the
number will be reached in a shout time. As
soon as it is reached, the subscribers, through
their Club Agents, will be nosafied by a circus
lar letter from ns, hazing the time and meth
od of distribution.
CLUB RATES.
SMele Engraving $1.50 eneh,-by mtill,frec
For $1,7. we will rend £3 Eng. n. 12 44 the,C4ll4 AIM
IN a , se j is .. 4 e
e 20 w w 5 e
MIEB - :MM
MIERMIMEI
" " " IU " a ItuutlagL4ver
The Club packages will be securely packed
and forwarded by Express.
Any person may get,up Clubs and forward
the amount either by Exprese, Sight Dre it,
Nat Ullice Order or in a registered letter and
in nil cues th"e Engravings will be immedi
ately sent, and for each engraving a numbered
certificate and receipt will be enclosed la the
package.
C. D. D. ORDERS.—Perions wishing to lead
for Engravii gs and pay the Express Co. when
they are received, will be required to send
with their order $ to $5, according to its
amouut, and this will credited on their bill.
LIST OF PRBIIIPIIS
To be diatriuuted. •
One of $lO,OOO in money, di 0,004
&moo " 5,000
Fire of 1.000 is
Ten of 500 II 5,000
Fifty of 100 . " • • 6,000
One lin ndre.l elegant Oil Palutinge telah
ly flamed, LAndecapre,at $lOO each, 10,,0011
I
Two hundred elegant oil Plliatiags,riatly
frinied, Interior Jaime, at ;50 esch, 10,00411
$60,04
ANIMA'S ARTISTE' UNION weight
a`d.l that these preteittme tire to be considered"
only in the light OA free gift to their patrons,
as the Cognising. are futoished Orem Adele
their market salue,but as the cost of engravings,
after the ',lntro are procured, is very trilling' ?
they can easily afford to wake the dletribiltion i
feral! , en Suit.
We trust that our numerous friends through!,
out the country and. retnedes will use their .
elm st exertions, so that if possible, the dia.
tributiou tn.) , be usede soon, and it san'tial/
done if they are et all actite. Ladies hay
often .node ear ellen' Club Agents for ea, ID
we solid t their kind effort", which will Mot itt
uniewarded, Let one or more energetic pep.
sons in every town end village in the count*
commence eisoon as they see this, and to up
ae large a Club as possible. kly an doing thy
will be the means of introducing elegant es.
gr AvinAs into hi:utiles, and thus aid IS eel*
rating a innate !or the beautiful and rained.
Address Urr , lers
803. AMERICAN ARTISTS' UNION',
25 Piu• Street, New Turk.
Not. 12, 1868. 3m
1N my absence, there will always be it.tbori
mighty etimpetent operator in charts of
the Ezeeliter Gallery; and work of all kinds
and under al/ eiredmitances mast Kira *arise:
faction beture it can Iv:fever lioome.
C. J. 11(300,
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