Or; ,
El
Tompiter,
lIETTYSBVIt
Nisi. Fitb. 1111. 1111411.
A A attaparin OT MOPE.
' • •
For near* tiro Years the Bodies/shave
ate country in a it:ite of doubt and
) 4 0 flatilnki I , S-ldodering the judicious
poqkey . tleyleetl by a- patriotic President
'fitr *he speetiit restoration of the cousti
tetfonal relations of the seeetjod States,
!and' now, when the people absolutely
fttlnAjlievekini r fc yy.:,ciliatlon in some
4
4r ; j a wO W
Aeupseli, • es • all at sea,
totally 'Unable to' agree upon anything
eVon 'looking towards restoration. The
pet freAttr t e of Jr.A Stevens for the "re
oeustruction" of the Southern! States,
,idtroditeed 'ln the early part
,of the ses
wee burlid in the "tent, of the
oapulets," 'short time ago, by ‘ a decided
vote, to the infinite chagrin of the "great
oounntmer." Another hill introduced
tut" Chairman . of the romintttke
on ti?eenstruction, and doubtless hitt:n
*1 i s a suladitete, for the fornzer
providing for the establishment of 4,
k niflttiry devotisnk eyer t 1 r uthem
is likely to meet with no bettor
;fate; When, on ri4;„':uesk; he moved
the previous %Ogden. on 'this bill, In
tending
,te force it through, under the
party luah, 'there Were but al votes cast
to sustain him to OS ( I lel alibi , ' the Demo-
Mai) against him. S., tine previous
question ivtio not seconded.
,The power' $f Stevens ani/ his fellow
404u4pitateri is evidently breaking. Tiiis
will be hailed as good news by all 00
Artie friends of liberty In this' caul:try.
The death of the Radical parti4lll be
the salvation of the' nation. Courage,
then, freemen ; I..llyrf, it hope: ahead—the
priceless 444thrle of liberty bequeathed
•tous by oyr 4thers may yet be saved. -
• -- «.-- - -
'WHAT• TILE - ARMY TUIXILS.
Caen. Elalplne, "Privute Miles O'Rei
ley," who delivered the Yoeni ut the lay
ing of the corner-stone of the Xatigng l
)di?nuljtetit liege, fyont Wadding
testi to 413 paper '4O at;tl w equit
mud what he #9,yi ttq thp cspeeltd atteq
,Pon of the "ilnyii In 11Jue;"'
, .
As to army opinion 'here, Tam ivery
sure that it is opposed to the impeach
silent scheme, and on this point cannot
it'efl be mistaken, for 1 have conversed
with half a desert or tie leading itgl).ts
in_the'wortcl of shoulder straps. ()rant,
Bhennith and Thomas' have
geeu tinusnaqy demonstrative of late in
paying i'espeot to the I?resident; and
while it is posiible that One df these (but
not proliable) 4 mair carryingiivater on
both shouldcirs, t have pretty absolute
certainty that the three others are op
osed to Unele Thad's continued pen4e-
Itii:in of our Chief Magistrate ' regarding
4 bah ' ', at war with national dig
riity, treTag'ertoyti to'the petCe of the mutt
try, and not walled for by ne4;t 4 ,•,44y,
Mica' or moral, of a gravlty to Justity so
extreme a course.
DEMOCRATIC VICTOR T 4
The Reading Democracy, on. i the Sth
instant, elected their Mayor 141326 ma
jority; Treasurer by OGG r Auditor by
1140 ;' the two .P344414: 4 : ;g ° and 447 '
and all their ward officers in Edi t cut of
nine wards. Irteludity; theol,l members
j.4e new Councils stand : Select, G Demo
crats to S RatllgaLs; Common, 14 Demo
pn,ata to 6 Radicals. This is a moat
notable triumph, in4eetL. In 1861
pin had at majority 14444, atu4las4
log geary 4016 majority. We welcome
die oapitirof "suit, 3erka"ltro the white
man's line.
sir The Judiciary Committed , of the
..Lump have already asked for ten thou
sand dollars ($10,000) to pay expenSes irt•
the preliminary examination of witness
e)9 the impeachment case. If it has
cost tog thousttod dollars merely for the
preliminaries, what will it cost wheo
the committee get rightly to work ? But,
of course the kind of testimony brought
before the gotnmittee is costly. So Joe
Holt found it, at least, in the Conover
About the best thing the Presi-1
(lent pul) do would be to disperse the
whole plundering, squandering crew, I
who are filling their own and their
friends' pockets in this . manner out of
the Federal Treasury.
jOrgaiill,cil newspapers being now en
alzgo4 Iq acrapjog together. accounts of
all the crimes c9nymitted in the South,:
and in ninto'nfuotttrirlg stories when truth
fa ls, the World yetis i4at, hy the last
census, Ilassachuseit.s li I'2,74llppnyio7
Lions of crime fur 1,231,Q99 poi:ol444th
which is one convict to one 'hundred
citizens; whilst Alabama had only 179
raviotions to 964,000 population, or ppp
ponvictl9 Ant of 5,390r0p1e.
ter* correspondent of Forney's Press
pagithat three appointments in the city
ofPhiladelphia, which are in the gift of
Governor Geary, hive not yet been . tilled.
The number of applicants is fine thou
sand. Think of it. The hero of : Snick
frani`tpArtily bored by fire thousand Jinn-
XT,y,l/40.44, and gray three loaves and
naryA fish to digtrilinto atoppg them.
•
gerlf the Repnblican business men
want their stocksideprceiated, their bus:
Incas prostrated and th% coun try, gener f
ally, emit headlong to the d—l, let them
ebp on encouraging their indica' Von:
gretisk.p ippeachment pro
xi:aflame. iieep tlje ppio iii an uliset
tied condition. a year or tw9 Ipnger and
ypu wflraccoinplish the abii , ie result,
1/Itho'nt a 'doubt.' If, yin! can stand it l
we presume .111/4;Modrats
18.41assac h use tts wants the Rump to
put a tariff on ice. Last year Bo4ton
alone exported to portssouthward and to
ice to the value of one
4. cotemporary thinks
cool request the Yankees
-on ti.Tl water.
Per correspon
he'BiAiton Post, states
Inufactory at Winooski
Seyeral years past' de-,
identfl of one hundred
io fact has nevef lien
; to the owners, 7.'hq are
not alloiring It to get
Lpers. And yet this class
are elamort,ng for high-
Le people may pay atilt
-lees tor their mavuttio
ifirid goods:
-
Or* wontan I ! Det r oit sold her rag ' ley, was arrested at Savannah, brooreo,
ono dollar, d after ward remote.- do the. *lst,
itsi.
I tabottad de by! the United States author
_ id& He le accused of inetlgatlng the
$l9O in it for awe [r ecen t reen i rt i among th e negroes i n
kOoP I.l3oath Carta* ..- - - - • -
"r n° 721 : ::: :: /.61 A xI.24 CA•7 r i1v " .1.27 " . ;T N AND GO) NTY AFFAIRS, •
•41
44300 D Cott .—M r ., litsibeni. Dicks,
sateonamo‘ating hotel - beeper at
Hsmpton, Informs us that he 'has scotz
vhich recently yielded . seventem? peues
and sij ounces of butfcr in cne wcet Can
tLia batten in the county? 'rho' cow
is a Devon and was purchased b;: Mr.
Dick from Gibson Myers. We hope
t4e pu . blic will have au opportunity of
seeing this valuable animal id 'the
Altrii
enittiral Fair in (hsttystourkneit t,41. •
.I.lp - A.—Ths house luid barn etn the farm
.sci.onging to the estate of Satnuel Gild !
land, deceased, but recently articled for
by I.)r. C. E. Goltbsborough, situated
ablaut Ave miles north of this place, in
Straban township, were destrtsyed by tire
on Wednesday night last, abobt 1 o'clock.
Tile hAuse was occupied by Noah F.
Hersh and Ephraim Yeag!..., both of
whom lost nearly, all their household
furniture. Mr. Hersh's stocW i was rescued
from the burning barn, but tWo cows and
a calf belonging to Mr. Yeal, , y were con
sumed. The fire is supposed to have
originated from the smoke luiase. There
was no Insurance, and the loss bears
heavily upon all_the stalreretU.
The Washington stbrrteikusger.4 lint I
Clinidnnati Cbmtwercial aheitd).
Shows hOw the tariff hallow pending in
the 'Bump Mouse was "gotten -Op,
'pays ts
"The Ingenious feature ofAb i eldllis the
planner In which special'lntirests hare
been protected by it. This can best be
celphilried by attest illustration. In the
whole United States there is just one
nickel factory, employing a capital of
say two hundred thousand dollars and a
fume of about fifty worknien, It 16'r-co
lts" in New Jersey. Theproprietors of
thitestahllshmentgo to their New jet- !
acy teen:ours and say to them that they
mast get wproteetion.' The Pennsylva
lila Senators say: 'We can't vote to pro- •
test such an interest as at; all lye want
is an iron and coal teal' Very Well;
says New Jersey, 'if you don't protect
my nickel factory I'll vote aga inst your
coal mlne4 and iron factories . ' And so,
In order to get the Jersey eetea 4 a t a i.ify.
of forty pci•xeui. is laid on nickel. Now
It happegs that nickel is a material very
'extensively used in this country, form
ing* large ingredient In the tnanufae
ture of German silver ware. It would
take a hundred such factories as that in
N, ewJersey to supply the demand, but in
vruer tq protect that . oue factory the
price off Oterything into' whian' nickel
enters is increased forty per cent. to eve
ry consuMer In the United States. And ,
this, forsooth, is protectiug American iu- I
dustry. •
"Take Another Illustration. There is
one place in the United States where the
stone used for grindstones is found and
dressed. It is near Cleveland, Ohio. It
would require tlfty such quarries to sup
ply the demand of the country. But
this 'American industry' must be pro
tested, and in order to enable a single es
tablisiiment to reap large profits, a tariff
'of ten dollars a „ton isput upon grind
iitcnes that conic front Nova Scotia. 'lf
you don't put them in,' says the
atone member, 'l'll vote againstthe
'All right,' says New England, 'lt' you'll
swallow the rest of the bill we can afford
that.' And so It goes."
Mil
This is the bill for which the Radicals
of the Pennsylvania Legislature instruct
ed our State members of Congress to vote.
The Democrat's• in the Legislature re
f Used to vote to instruct upon such a bill,
for the reasons ahote given, and because
it taxes the poor heavily upon all they
eat, use and wear, and reduces the luxu
ries used Only by the wealthy. It is well
li;iown that the tariff in question is only
inten - dgd khe fqr or 4;.; he expense of the
many. 'those who are in the Radical
I Rump ring, or have money enough to
pay for protection, will get protection,
and qqt otherwise. 3y this' bill thp
masses f the people will be robbed of
mllli9us of dollar's annual},}, without be
ing able to make good their losses by apy
means within . thelr pover;
RADICAL LOVE FOR THE SOLDIERS
Private MileS Gmeral Mak
pine, of New ycork, writing to his paper
from Washingtoti City, kuiy's 5
The Senate eagerness to slaughter
pkltegeo, is making a
tnightv bad record for itself in regard tq
''Our Boys who Wore the illuc.. ll ' It has
rejected scores of ilot); . i and deserving
soldiers for no other reason. than that
their names had been sent in for vatkius
places by the President—as if, because
Mr. Johnson. may be wrong in sonic
points, his sins were possessed of so foul
a contagion as to blast and sully the
Ifrightest record of men who did gallant
servicedo7ing the war. Take the case
of young Major "Howe, formerly of the
"Bloody Sixth Nfassaehusetts," and for
years u e.onllden Ifni and trusted staff tilli
cer qf Maj. Gitki . So.igwick yet even he
'when sent in for (lotleeior of the Eighth
Massachusetts District, is rejected ! Sa
also with Gen. Pratt, of Brooklyn, who
travels round at this writing with a mho
hie byll somew here hidden in his neck,
and whose record cannot be .surpassed.
So likewise . with Gen. Eagan ; and soon
with nearly two-score of faithful antrpa
triotie - a ppoi n tees, distinguished gradu
ates of the army, who have been kicked
by the Senate off the ladder upon which
Mr. Johnson strove Ari place their feet.
A full record of these rejections is now
being prepared by Mr. Ilanscombe, of
the Republieatt—the personal and army
history of each officer being given after
his name ' • and when this shall come to
he mibilsiled arid used oratorirally as a
cat4pargii document; it certainlw will do
the reverse of good tp the Radicals as
represented in the Senate:— the reverse of
injury to the Preside 4
THE . E:iTRAVAO I.NFE OF C4ECIA RMS.
114 e New York Tribii;e says
Congress has' a Retrenehmept Commit
tee, but what expenses are retrenched? ;
Nearly every day some bill Is offered to
help draip the Trepsury, and prevent.
what the most need—redurtion of
taialit'll 494 liqiii'daPlPP of N4P 494.
It is fortunate *fit PeipPRMIP news
papers are saved from all trpnWe pf devl
sing accusations against the reysolutiona.-
ry majority of Congress whiell Is riqw ar
rogantly setting itself up as "the govern-
Rent." If we had made the above
qweeping charge of extravagance, it
would have been pronounced "a copper
head lie," When we take it from the
leading 1;failleill organ of the country it .
pannot be denied, J. is true beyond a
doubt. - sever was there Such otrava
gance and corruption as now exist in
Congress. The money wrung from the
tax -burtbencd masses is recklessly squint- ,
tiered by 'a set of fanatics who are doing'
all they Call to prevent a restoration of
the Union' and a return of peace and
prosperity. How much longer will the
people.of the NOrth submit to be made
the dupes °ranch a,crew?—Lanectstcr
In
(etlirjcnccr.
TIIQ tQeiff y!l has gone to the House.
It is, ps we have shown by exact figures,
one of the most oppressive and unequal
revenue pills ever devised. It lays ex
ceedingly bwripos n i pori e .pe arti
cles ponsurneci by the poor alpl(thb work
ingtften, inc} their wiyes apd 9.4K0rf0.
find favors the kelt in every way. NV.4
onee‘more warn members Of !hp liogke
of Representatives not to vote for this
bill trill* they are sure that It will be
defeated. If it becomes a law and goes
into operation, it, Will, as it ought to, kill
politically every man yf,lie ycto3 for 4: —
N. Y. Post (rep.)
Stir Orte,,pf the two or three dozen cul
prits, pirdoned by Governor Curtin du
ring the last week of his administration,
was a Republican politician named
Straw, who was serving a seven year
ter& in the penitentiary - , having been
Fonvictedlif forgery. Two days after his
release from prison ho attempted t 44
mit a similar crime on a bank at-'Harris
burg. He Tir o again arrested, and Is now
in Jail at Harrieburg, and this time he
will have to apply" to the `firmiratuus"
GearYkir a pardon. '
BEWARE.
SALES.—Simon Cutiori has p7rehaseti
the property of John Martin, in York
street., at $l,lOO. Mr. C. hilks of im
proving the house ;and If icommenceli,
w•e are sure it will bo-well 6ne:
S. B. „Rowe, of Clearfield, ;has purchas
ed of C. J. Tyson the property now occu
pied by the latter,_ Chamliersburg
street, at $3,000 cash,.
C. J. Tyson has purchase l d the proper
ty of Rev. Dr. Hay, in the western suburb
of town, at . :3,000. It Is Mr. re. Inten
tion to improve it, and we may look
for something Very tasteful. .
Yhllip Redding, F.sq., pas purchased
the half lot of ground Lelmiging to Cath
arine Iceinstesit, on High Street, with a
view to the immediate erection a a tine
residence thereon.
Daniel Benner, Sr., has sold 9 acres of
land, with finprovements, on the Bon
atightown road, one and a half miles east
of Gettysburg, to Lewis Kriehten, at
$l,OOO each.
Butt.nrvo Assoct.mos.—The contem
plated Building .A%sociation promisei - to
be a thorough success. That class of
par:snnid for whose special benefit these
brglibi*ntitL:pa are generally gotten tip,
are manifeSting a lively concern in. this
movement. and promise to go into it
with a will. This is all that is necessary
to givethe associatipiti a proper start, and
it but needs such a conimencenient to
realipo all the anticipations of its pro
jectprs. We understand that By-Laws
are being framed, atter ino..t tried
aud approved models, and that an appli
cation for incorporation Will be made tq
Court ou the 2Gth lust,
RESIGNATIONS.—Mr. t. jl. Pars,pn, on
Tuesday last, resigned the Cashiership of
the Get tyelnifg Bank, the dresig ,
nation to take efttat on ;the first of May
next, when he intends to r t utiiir: l !t4
• Philatlelphia, whore his supe;lor qualift,
"i•atior.s will dt - dffitle4• ti4nitaand more for
his services tutu Ciettysburg
al can afford to pay. Daring his connee-
Von with this institution he ha 4 dis
charged his responsible duties in the
most efficient and acceptable manner,
and wilt retire a ith the wey-deserve4
reputation Of a first-shies Cit.shier,
.1.1144 H. ).icClAlan, for upwards
of thirty years the Teller of this old
Bank, has also resign6d, the condition
of his health rendering such a step ne
cessary. He, too, made a gilod officer,
discharging the duties of his post faith
fully and to the satisfaction of the man
agement and the public. We understand
that Col. McClellan will be succeeded by
111'. Bear, of the Hanover Saving Fund,
who comes well recommended, mid will
take the desk• to-morrow.
Tile Wiring Cashier and Tellergo out
with thp, regrets, of the public
fact highly complimentary to then).
The, Board ivill endeavor to havc their
places acceptably
A TtBULB LE:AcczvEkT.—A heart-read,
ing casualty occurred' in Dallastown,
seven miles from York, on Monday week.
Smith Ayers went down an old well,
4fty-nine feet clop, the walls of which
were much dilapidated, for the purpose
of bringing up the bucket, which had
accidentally fallen in.; Whilst ascending
the well, a laYge portion of the wall Kid-,
OeglY PaWFLI ill? and 'he was buried be- !
nestit iteruins. The itiarm at once spread
thrbughout the neighborhood, and the
people gathered in large numbers, all
eager to rescue the unfortunatepan from ,
his perilous pasitien As many went to
work as possible, and after laboring from
two o'clock on Monday until about four
on TuZ•sday afternoon, the debris was rp-.
moved and Ayers '.reached. Tie was
found dead, arid flip ); l ily considerably
bruised. There were six pr seven feet of
water in the m ell, mid the body was in it
up to about the middle. The deceased
was 19 years of age, auti highly esteemed.
NICE PRESENT.—John Lehman, Esq.,
of Penora, lowa, but formerly of this
county, week before had, expressed to
his old friend; Hon. J. B. Danner, of
this place, a dozen large and plump Prai
rie Chickens—withithe request that the
editor of the Coutizt.En be treated to a
pair. Of course we received them, and
they were disposedlof with a keenness.of
enjoyment which indicated the warmest
'gratitude t.) the generous uud consider
ate donor.
i Mr. Danner joins us in an expression
of Papka to you, JWin. and will proba
bly nqt, oldeet to lacing coupled in the
wish 014 prOrietehickens may never
gpt, scarce ahnut ppnora.
sE/r At 00 Ricir t fastqf several patrons,
who have heard otrbut pot scot, it, we
publish, on our first 'Age, the 'lstrange
story" iu regard to the horrible murder,
committed, by Markley, in our neighbor_
lug county of Freilerick i Mil ; , pear!) ,
forty years ago, N•hich recently appgare'd
in the Cincinnati! Coannamial, over the
signature of "Medicos." Though very
plausibly written,iseyeral of our older In
habitants, who still have a tolerably clear
fepelleption of the atrocious crime and its
horrible details, have no faith in it. T4O
writer certainly! commits a damaging
blunder when he; gives the name of the
murdersti family as Afarkielf. It was
Arsgrcy. The awry will, however, ae
generally read,and with interest many.
ilsif - Itev. T. T. Titus, of Springfield,
Ohio, has been elected ntstor of ell Lu
theran Church Hvigers!dwn.
Act C6.11,E .T 3 Grittsit—Abc•ut *ix
of eight weeks ago, a yosieg man, gen-,
ma hsteestsimat
teelly dressed, made hbi appearance at I se dese epe = al342 aver beak by e ndee.
! p a hotel of Ex-Sheriff' qcOreith, hi ttis
v ge b to
b e de e i ra W w as w i th ine t t alte t wee gut
place, and registered illy name as r. ' ecatterit AND BLAST
Long, of Philadelphia. •no remains/ , 1 . a the ittire
rnerlOtlagili a tiOga k alt,s bass Vs 0 roo: 2 a void , these horrible
the 'hotel until one nALt it last we k,
so
only the great toilet staple 01 America,
when he decamped. Sonteente in the ' . ektmraDorms EXCEL.4IO4 DYE,
evening he removed his baggage elandes 7 ' which not only instantnneousl§ l
n produces urigt ;l h i
tl nely, and about 12 o'clock uttempted to 1 il4 '' d
woongth " ° e r ns and tien d lit 4r lfZi n h'e t ei t ir B s.C hlfiritifactur -
let himself out of the house by's false :e d
key, but, on being discovered, hastily ire- l aw by Druggists. Applied by all Ilmir Dretisers. ,
4:4. eltisTA DORO. 6 Astor house, New york.
treated to his roma, followed by tr. i 464-26, LW. bat
Pates
McGrath, who demanded 'motel t o 1 4144/4steg lanterb f
payment of his bill. On failure to e s- Allentrwo, Penn., April 11, /$6.5
goad to this peremptory demand, lie as Messrs. T. IL Loom a Co.:
locked in his room, but sometime d u ng'
I Dear ria. sir‘ te : — M i ' Lt '!a:tr a r 4 " . d L lF• d e isa a MT: 1 ° 0 7 , 1 ;
the night erected his escape by /- r e c X, awl it r e l tired her 14 one Ye s ; :!wit,
'tog the lock and letting himself WnJoiW V. . I.IUNTE4. , 1
from the balcony k l y means of the sheet I >.:
We refer to tko
of 41,4 tied. His escape was tliseciv4red• FORTY VIOUSAND Ditu GOMM
se !p thereafter , and pursuit made , but (7,1:21,s 11 tear Blusters , as to their high sterling
ti ',.. - .
Sy itliout success. The Sheriff, however, LL .
t ACOCIC & CO., Agency', Drandreila It nuSe t ,
scoured the trunk of the rascal ut Seller's I New York, N.)1,1 by all Dr_
• littS, 1 i
Hotel, where it had been left ?or trBll6. , Jan. . 28, Di 67. lie_
17 ___-_—
portutiqu t.o Gettysburg. The gentled l To Owners of Homes.
man etitue been arrested in UeityS-. rihreinatts of Horses die yearly from Cont.
burg, and incarcerated In the jail at that Thug, need not be. Dr. Tobias' Venfilais Horse
place, on a charge of having robbed the'
wEin e - i n
Liniment winwin postt p i v h c e .ty cure
w e o c n rcas ly on e, e if d g o i l v ta ii
Waynesboro , Postofflce seine months Every owner of r ;horse should have:a bottle in hs
since. Ws IfUtri4 that he figured in the ' stabl r e, ready for use. It Is warranted superior to
latter place as Mr. Clarke, a teacher of anythtng oar for the eure of Cuts, Wind 0410,
penmanship, and left about the time of swelling., sore Throat. f4Pitli 110, BrtliSet4. ad
the robbtry.—Chambeestatry Spirit. gores, to. This I„ absent is no new remedy. It
ha; ; been used and approved of for w y. ars by tke
Clarke kas been taken to Chan4htyp.- first horsemen in the country. Cavell to an over
burg for trial. l horse. it acts like magic. Orders are con
- skinny received from tin, racing stables of Ent
land for it. The celebrated I lAtm WoodrulT, of
trotting fame, has used ll hp. years, and says it is
far superior to any other lie has tried. He kind
ly permits me' to refer to him. Hls address ill
East New York, Long Island Recollect, Dr. To-
Veuitlan lforae Liniment is put op in Opt
bottles, Tete no (pier. Pol I by the Eruggigts
and Saddlers.. Eeptfi, 3U Couttlandt ifirbet, NPW
York. [Jan. 7, IRI7, ?W
A FATAL. OCCURRENCLL—Or}
last, a music teacher, whose name we
have not learned, whilst traveling from
Dover, this county, to East .4prlin, met
with a fatal accident under the following
eircuinstauces:—Jt appears that when'
near' Itaffensperger's store, about three
miles from - Berlin, he stopped and en.;
gaged in a conversation with several uzu
who were felling a tree. The tree soon I
fell, breaking in its descent a limb. of
another tree, which struck the stranger
qu the head, causing instant - death. One
dollar and sixty cents were found on his
person, but no writings to show who hal
was.—Hanc,rcr Citizen.
A Losa FAST.-4 weals-minded man,
named Wilhide, residing near Mechant
iestown, Md., imagining himself sick,
stopped eating, and for thirty days did
not taste a morsel of food. On the 31st
ho commenced to eat again, but being re
fused as much as he desired, became in
dignant, and declared that unless he got
as much as he wanted, he would eat
nothing. This was several weeks ago,
since which we have heard nothing
about him—bui suspect that he has con
cluded to accept "half a loaf, rather than
no bread."
ftarThe house and barn of Joscp% Mc-
Kinney, near Mercer. burg, Franklin co.,
were destroyed by fire, on the morning
of the 2nd hist, Cause, hot ashes in an
I •
mkt-house adjoini4g the
barn on ttie farm of Dr. C. M Nes,
four miles from York, was consumed on
, Wednesday week. Four cows and a
heifer perished - in the flames. Origin
/ - 44 ISP:ffP•
•
COMMITTED.—BaseI j,it 4i has been
committed to jail on the charge of steal
lag forty dollars- from Mr. Merugn at
Littlestow:).
W4RE! WARE! WARE !—We are
now prepared to sell Ware of every kind,
wholesale and retail, on better terms
than are otrerod ni niit of the cities.
We import our own Queensware, and
buy our Glassware from the manufac
turers. The expense of conducting our
business is as one to tell cr,mpared with
city wholesttle de.4;pro, and, our word for
it, we will giyc those whO buy from us e.
large shaie of the di trerence. Please call
and examine our very large stock.
dt,
WM' 1/hAuarlisle,
"south End, 118
3t,*
Feb. 18,1867.
far• The pending Witt bill imposes a
duty on salt, which costa six cents per
bushel when imported, of twouty-fise
cents per buskel in bulk and thirty cents
in bags, which, it le said, will amount
to prohibition. Tbis will not Duly de
stroy a s large revenue now derived by the
GQvernmeut, and deprive shin owners
an important branch of the carrying
trade, but it will bring up the price of
that commodity upon cot/5411pm, be
cause domestic prpducers will at ogep
add to their prices the full amount of the
duty. New York State will be most
benelited by this arrangement, next after
which will lie the New England States.
Di " On Satqrday wee) the bill erecting
the Territory of NeliraLka into a EJ,ate,
which had been vetoed by the President,
was passe.: over the, veto, in both blouse@
of Cougrese i by more than a Lwo:tqlril
vote.
lterSouthern mpers announce Op (iftatli
of the "immortal .t.
is not stated.
VW - The Boston Poll cornparas the Re
pat/lima roty to a pawn brolier'a shop,
fall of unredpemed pledges.
Married,
Qu Tuesdag, 12 t h inst., at the residence of
the bra•le'd fattier. in Cutnberland town*lllp, by
itev. Mr. Bridenbaugh, Mr. JACOB C. ItEIi.I3ST,
of GettysburE, to Mims &ARAN A. SOCKS.
We congratulate our young friends who have
thus wisely united theme Ives in "the silken tie
that binds two willing hearts.", May they live to
a good old age, in the enjoyment of health and
prosperity, and their pathway of matrimonial
existence bestrewn with thorniest; flowers.
On the 12th inst., In this place, by Itev..W. R.
Deutrioh, Mr. JACOB iiARNER to Miss JU:
LEI A It EEN lif qr Germany twp.
On the some day, nt the red of the bride's
nit ther, by the sato , . Mr, JO - Ft it > p INER, of Il
linois. to Miss ANNIE F. /tElf,u2.7q. pf GPM her
lond township.
On the 14th inst., in this place, by the game, Mr.
ANDREW V. NV EIE Eta. of Cutobetiantrtown
ship, to Miss LIZZIJ go . .NsilupS oT rtoderick
It , Ml.
On the -same day, by the mite, Mr. JOHN
PLANK to Mrs. IthIItGAHET ritIMMEK, truth
of Stntistn township.
•
On the Nth inst.,by Rev. Jr. Thahtnan,Mr.ED•
WARD MORITZ to Maw MA.OO/14. MILLER,
Loth oi Stratum township.
On the 12th inst., at the house of My..Toseph
Wolff, by Bey. D. W. Wobr, Mr. AtIRALfAIi
110 k i'MANof Menallen township, to italits SU
!SAN MEltl,ol Butler township.
On lb^ 31st ult., near Flunterstown, by 11ev. 11,
M. lihtekverldt.r, Mr. DAVID FEE.sl.lt, of Stra
-1.1.tn township. to Miss LYI.IIA E. allailkiElt, of
Tyrone township.
- -
'`.• tin itt _
On the loth Inst., at the rexidenee of the bride's
tuner, by the same, Mr. WM. M. hOWEIt Mlas
ELIZA J. DEARDORFF, both of this county.
On the7th Jost., at bonne of the bride's fath
er, by hey. M. Snyder Mr. JAWS tirotrzEt. '
Id!vt IiANNA.II. IItOsTEL, both
ot county..
Ozt the Fith Inst., by Rev. Mr.lintier, Mr. JERSE
rEItRY, bf 'York minty. to' Miss AMANDA, I
gittipipq 4c speu4el Lownstine,of this county.
Dig!!
1;1i Sat relay rnurntuilast, near this plat*, of
ells ase or the heart, Alias ELIZA MACKLLY, '
al yi , anr4 months and 18 daps.
Nei: Withash, Indiana. on the 18th of January
1 1 16 .
a of inflammatory rhea tlism,En 1
sa HEN-
A, daughter of Scutm! Hoover, formerly'
o this comity, aged 17 years 7 months and 4 days.
On the net& nit., In Titan, Ohio, Mrs. DIAODA
LENS LOTT, widow of Cornelius Lott, deceased,
aged about T 2 yens.
"On the 12th !not., HARRY Y. scriErvyn, on
of John V. Skod B. A. Schriver, agiad 0 ere
tnonthO and 21 ditys.
Spacial Nat;ce C.Aurnn. ,
Ayer's Clkerry Irreforal,
YON. TIIE It tPID 01.14}8 or
Coughs, Colds, intinenza, Hoarseness. Croup,
itionrilitis, Incipient -Cotniumption,and for the
Sdiet of Consumptive Patients in advanced
tages of the disease.
kie wide is the tield of its met:tine's and so nu,
miimpus are the eases ot its cures, t hat al 1/10:4 eve ,
1
r. section of country abounds in persons public
ly known, who have beefi restored front alarming
a d even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
u . When onen tried. iti; superiority over every
o er expecUiraut la too apparent to escape oli.
5 . Vta.loll, arid where its virtues are known, the
p ' l ie no longer hesitate What antidote to etri-
E. for the distressing and dangerous alleetions
o he pulmonary organs that are inclilcnt. to our
cl mate. While many Interior remedies thrust
n on the community have !alien and been dis
ci rded. i this has gained trieuas by every trial,
ilferri'll bens His on the :Afflicted they east never
f et. amt produced cures too numerous and too
r markallle to he fab.otten.
We can wily. assure the public, that its quatity
is carefully kept up to the best It ever has been,
and that it nosy be relied on to do fob their retie(
all that it has ever done. _
• •
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physleignii.
StAt...sr - nen, and eminent per,onages,,li.iye lent.
their !runes to certify the unparalkied useful
ness of our remedies, but space here will pot per
mit Elm insertion of them. The Agents hetow
named furnish gratis our American Alumnae in
which they are given, with also full descriptions
of the complaints they cure.
Those who require an ALTARATIVE 'MEDICINE
to purify the blood will find A v rat's Exr.
SAnsAPAIIILLA the remedy to use. Try it ogee,
and you will know Its value.
Prepared by .1, C.,L, AYEIt, CO., Lowell. Mass.,
and sold by A. D. litadlLgu, Gettysburg, Pa.
Jan. 7, 1547.
ISI9 awl 1516
Millions of Households pronounce IL their best
playsielim, Thevirtuesofltsumyualed remedial
properties never fail. It preseices and regulates,
ncver destroys. As a preventive against Cholera
it is a standard remedy, as one dose of the
at the very find symptom, always dethrones, Its
virulence. In :819, thousands of persons seized
with it were saved. Rowith the Yollon Fever', in
lalB, Thousands and tens of thousands of tot
diens were cared of Diarrhea a eat Dysentery two
years past, by Its use, according to Hospital
proofs, throughout the American Army. Even
Ithen lost lien reee.reß Intuit tate relief tithe pa
tient ; also those at tiieked Chills and Fe Cer,
Intinenza, Sore Throat, Intl tminat ion of the Bow
els, Hestia. he, DINPRB.B 111 the Kidneys. Scolds,
Hysteria, Physical prostration, and such like
complaints. The proof of Its taperior ettlearY
Its nettling against pun, relieving the suffering,
curing and killing Pain! For Neuralgic - Linea-
KOMI. Diptheri i., Tie Livloreux, it Is surely a
spec t fle. Travelers. who change their water, per
sons eletdrous in strength, who went vitality and
renewal of life, can depend upon Midway's
'toady Relief as a most inviting and cilectual
remedy.
sold by Druggists. Price iO cents per bottle.
Feb. 11, /567. 2w
Dr. SCRENC I IEtS MANDRAKE PILLS
A SUBSTITIIT.E FOR CALOMEL.
The a Pine are compwe I of 'meow route, liavlag the
POv c: le relax the axyzitions of the liver 111 promptly and
eGactoaly ea b.re pill or mercury, and without pradocln3
any of those dira;resable or dangcrov ctEschi which often
follow the we of the lairs.
In all disorles• ii , oe Pmi may be need With toe
dance. as they promote the dlochurge of vitisui.d hte, aid
resirvg ttasai °Unctions from the ll.er end binary downs,
wh.eb are the ranee of edne.lis.ffections In ETA ore.
Be II 11.Milrigt A Kid, KLUI cure each Ileadvhe,
end ail disordqrs !Otto over, br sailow skin, eolgei
tongue, cietiveness, droorahluis,and a general teeling of wee
einem mid 1881110 e, eh.. hag that :he liver Is }n a torn:d ur
ntArneted Coad.tion,
In shcrt, these Plils mar be toed with advantage In 01
sitscewbsu a pagtittvg or alterative medicine is re mired.
eksisse ask for Dr. fishosck's Mandrak • Pals." in ;d
oteAwe that the two likenesses of the Doctor are on the
Government stamp—one when la the last stage of Con
sumption, and the other WWI present health. •
B.llcl by all Druggists sod draws-. G cents per box.
Priao!pg Onion No. 1.5 North ¢ Siren, Phi's-Ll:phis, Pa.
Lloaccol Whnlan.:e Ain nb: L.nuos Ljoroo. 4 to : , 21. rod,
Row, New S. Illanco, 111 1 3 ,altinwre SL, Danl.
more, 1114 L; John D. Part, \. 'E. cor, of FoFth ;Lod We.
DEO St., CuleinnotL Ohio: Woke: at Taylor, 1.7 A and In
17i6sah Arcnuo. Chico;), ILL; Collin: Drothors, sonthwat
toner of E..volt ohs, Von. 44.1,, Bt. Loofa, ISo.
pith &Sth w. al. ma : 1 Tr
'Ng cqqsvpnptiTcst
"Ste tuivertiser, having loch reste,yed het4h
t r , few weeks by a veo - simple remedy, after
tidying suffered for sevt.ral years with a severe
lung aifeetion, and that dread disease, Con.sump
tton—ls anxbatte W noke lERtnyti !.q hja tedlow
satfer.rs the inPaus of cure.
I To an who delire it, be %till sehd cqhy tqf the
presetiptlon mod' iffge 41 ebargeo with (tie Week.
Lions v.r preparing aapl wan,: tig , whict/
they will tintl a SURE ciAte FOIL CossuxiortoN,
RSTIINA, BRONCIIITIR, MUGU:, COLDS,andnil
Throat and Lung AM...110m, The only ohjok:t of
the advertizer in sending the Prescription is to
t'enott. tbe afillek4l,andflpreltd Information which
I ha coneeives to be Invaluable, and he hopesevery
441ferer will try his remedy. its it will coat them
ntithittg, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing tin' pre, ription FRF.E. by return
mall i 1 please aiddreva,
Rev. EtytSr %MD A. wrrsos.
Williatrobarg, Kings tab, .N.w
f f Mar. a. 1866. ly
Vrouderfnl but True
MADAME REMINGTON', the world renowned
Astrologist and Somnruabulistie Clairvoyant,
while in a clairvoyant state, deliueateil the tzew
features of the person yon are fa marry, and by
Bp. aid of an bistro n.-n tof intense uowar, known
aa the ltsychoinotrope, guarantees to produce a
perfect and lite-like pleture of the future husband
or wife of the applicant. a ith date of marriage,
occupation. hauling traits of charm tot, 61e. This
is no imposition, as toUtnionials without number
can assert. By stating plaee of birth, age, disissd-
Bon, color of eyes and hair. and enclosing any
obbrx. and stamped envelope addressed to' your
; selr, p ; will receive the picture by return mail,
togetner with desired information.
Addre4in cotll•lekee, MAIL% SIM OERTILUDIC
, Ramr,a4l44, P, O. box West Troy, N, Y.
Sept. 4,ldtG. tia
Strange, but True.
Fivery yonng lady and gentleman In the United
Stares tan hear something very much to their ad
pint.ige by return mall (free of charge,) by ad
dressing the undersigned. Those having fears of
being hamtingired will oblige by not noticing this
eard. ATI others will please address their otredt
ent servat,l, " 1T4.08. F. CHAPBAN, _
war. 5, '6CI. 54 Broadway, N. Y
Deafness. Blindness as9ll . polars*,
Treated with the,. utmost sticeesg, by Dr. .T.
Oeullat ap_d Autist, (formerly of Leyden,
llollami,Yegailir. Pitreei, Philadelphia. Te,.
thnonials from the rilat reliable sources In the
City and Country cap be seen at his °Moe. The
medical faculty are luyited Tu itcoympany their
patiente, as ho, has 130 gecreta in his practice. Ar
tificial eyes sert,ell'udtr t ont pall!, tip cliarties
made for extuninAtlOU:'
Sept. 24, 1866. •
Marriage and Celibacy.
AN ESSAY OF WARNING AND ITITTIPC
VON TO YOUNG MEN. Also, Diseases 'and
Abases whkh permanently afosifsike ;he VOA
Powers, with sure means of relief.Serilee - of
Charr,e, In Rented envelopes. Addreßs, D r. J.
fignoLlN HOUGHTON, Howard Asso alp,
Philadelphia. Ira. (Deo. 8, 1816. Gbec.,Te,
P 1
ERSOYS wishing PIIOTOGRAPNS of . _ _
______ __ _______
their children will find it to their advan-1 For Sole.
tage to call at the Szlelsior.
A BOW WINDOW. Jn good condition. one be
I
C. J. TYSON, Gettysburg, Pa. AL. bought of A. IL FF.DiTEL.Watoh and mock
(NNE DOLLAR AND FIPTY CENTS wig lai r t .. .ir kat tiorlilile Moist. chitaysbzus.
1861,• 34
ki bay a pair of nlee, fine, patent leather i - •
tipped EtALMUJIAL 00E8, for ladies; at thei ry ... sr your PROMPAPAS at
Mpre . Ot ''; • 4. B. WOODtr. i - • "TYSO4'4
Latest &AO Roort3.
Fl.oun_ ¶ NTT 1111111110 .
Hll - - - *tativi c ' - - 13 311 .13 40
WHITE Wi AT CI IM)
IMO wax % / • * - 2r/. 2 74
.• • • • 2 44/ to 244
PV'
()AA
.
BM 'X' WHEAT.
HAY,
CLOVERSEED
FLAEREEL), .
PV ILK,
FL
~. L
BATIMORE.
OTTR - - - 2t , FP.
W li
k.. - 10 ig , gAr, ..- - - - It 70 3 27
ItY #
- - . 14 .
i 0 :LI ,
imior . . . . . OS '
°Ars,' - - - 57 05 56
HOGs, - p hand., - . - 10 Bo 04 11 50
BEEF CATTLE, p Itund.. - 11 00 018 60
HAY. - - - - 26 UO A 26 00
CLOVEBSEED, - - - 550 aS 75
WIIISKET, - - - 2 2.5 (kik 230
Public lisle
OP VALUABLE PERSONAL PHOPERTY. I
—On TUESDAY, the 19th day of MARCH
nest, the subieriber, intending to quit farm
ing, a ill sell at Public Stile, at his residence,
in Mountpleasact township, Adams stonnty,
huff a mile sing.h of Mount Rock, and near the
Stlite road from Oettysbutg to Hanover, ths
folio:1 , 1oz raluable Personal Property, viz:
2 bend of WORK HORSES, 3 Three-year- '
ling Colts. (2 of Ihem a perfect match,) 7 head I
of Mulch Cow•, (3 of them will be fresh hi,
time of sale,) 3 Heifers, 1 Bull 8 flue Shoatr,
1 Sow with Pigs, 5 Sheep, 2 F our-horse Wag-,
one; (one a Broad-tread, uaarly new, and the
other a Narrow-tre4d,)- Stone Bed, Hay Car
rives, Clay Ladders, - Wood Ladders, Peed
Trough. ; One-horse Wagon, Threshing Zia
chine aid noise Power, (the thresher being'
new.) I Buckeye Reaper, Patent Wire Rale,
Gra u Drill, Clod Roller, Sled, 2 Harrows,
Cidtica.or, 2 Pluaglia, Onrn Forks, SinglA and
Douhle-trees,Three.hoisestree,RollingSareep,'
Rakes, Pitch Forks, Manure forks, gushing
Yotks. Patent Ccttiug Box, lut of Grain Bags, .
2 sets of Breech bsnds, f sets of trront Gears, ;
Log Chain, Filth Obtain, Halters awl Chains,
lot of Cow Chains, Wagon Saddle, Blind Bri
dles and Colton', Jack Screw, Mattocks. Pieks,
2 Knapplug Hammers, Dang Hook, a ith other
farming imphanents. Also Cooking. `Rove
and Pie, r Table, 1 ; Wool-wheel, I Patent
Churn, lot of Bacon, with a variety of lather
artic',es, too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'i.lock, A. M., on
said d.Ly, when attendance will be given and
terrps pide known by
SAMUEL SHORE
Jacob? KLusx, Auctioneer
Feb. 18, 1867. ts*
PRAUM) 8019..
/A V WU/NI:ISLAY, the 27th day of FEII
- HIJART just„ the subscriber will lel
at Public Sge, at his residence, in New Ches..
ter, AtWits ,aunty, the Hutting Personal
Prop r.y, t is : •
2 head of HORSES, (one nf which is,a mare
with I°4) I yearling Colt, 1 Cow, 1 - Tm u and
Three-holse IV Aeon it tyi Bed, as good na new,
Sptling Waco'', Hay .I.,:vl4erE, Sleigh, Plough,
Cultivator, Shut el Vlaugh, !Rabe Rake, Win
nowing Mill, 2 acts of !farness, 4 Collars,
Housings, 2 Leather Fly-net?,lliteliin Straps,
Leather (Mire's. Lilies, Straps fop Hum and
bridle reins, aLo some new ll,rnea4 Leather,
saitable for teius, lines, 4c., to he sqld by the
piece, With Tettlilatv Stove and Pipe, 2 Lied
nod a variety of other articles, too nu
merous to t k teali ton. •
Sale to ccapnence at o'clock, P. M.,
on said day, when attend4pco sill 141 given
and terms wade known by
GEORGE Elf P,EfIA RT.
Feb. 18, 1867. t
Throe Traces of Land
AT rt - iiLic TrEsDAy, tho 3th
day of MARCH next. the Ihteeterro of the
Adurras county will oiler of lhiblte
on the premises, the following t.;16 Utt
No. I.—Three Acres and twenty-two Perehcs of
cleared Bottom Land. hi t uate in FitrAdmo town
ship, on the eaat hank of Huck creek, adjoi.dog
latek "(Joh; lah Benner and David Shealler. Will
make a good meadow.
No, Y.—Three Aeres and one hundred and forty
nine Pcnll,. of cleared land, sit nato in Cu her
laud tuq o•dop, adjoining Intuit LA Da% id Whder,
j an.l others. '
No. 4. --IPlye res and two Parches of cleared
land, gitnato in Ctnnberlancrtownalor4,4 , l4otu•llit
Nu. 2, David WiNler and others.
No 1 will tiii otrered aL2o'ulock, P. 1f.,1140
2 and it at 10 Jrla•k, A. M.
forma nt.t..to Itno',,,'n on day or gate.
JOILN N. GRAFT.
JOIIN NITNNEMAKER,
JOIN RA/IN,
A. \V. FLE)rmt.'so, Anct.- Directott tlicroor
rob. 18, 1%7. to
Bounty Account.
ETTLEMENT made the 44th clay of y lninutry
,
51 , 67, of the Bounty Funct - ot CLIIIILItLAND
Dr.
Monte•s borrowed forfilliog quota& from
flanks and different parties, S2R,IIS C. 5
Cost of 47 volunteer' if two drafts,
e.tpt•itSe or board mid travel,
Ilorrow..d money returned to Feline
otto,k Tiros.,
Interest ptml to Levi M. Platik,
MONIES RECETTF.D AND rmn OUT BY I B.ANCJA
.illtk:A TitKAtielLE,lt.
1)r.
Received of L. A. Bushman, Tax Col-
Ct`iye , l ot I. Dear.lortrand C. Schriver,
rkwrowed 11 inn Jonas Rebert,
" ' , ranch, Bream,
Smtiveriotion money received from C.
blelthrer mid C. Daugherty, 608 15
Subseription money received from C.
300 00
Subseription money received from S.
A. Colionn and others, 550 00
Subscription money received from A.
Plank, 220 00
Sal seript,on money received from J. Q.
635 00
BY mottles nvt.td lu Saul; and to other
persons, 313328 53
Tontstro.r's pereent.n stte, . 73 O
Baloney to hun loot Trobaituren 11l 34
Monlre enbsertbefl and palcl for the pur.
p, of bounty allowed by Llte AeL of
AN:O4lll4y, $4.t15 00
§ll4lollcrlptivn monies to collect, - 7:16 00
5,571 00
Extra crtst gf vQ/unteers thrguat forret)
r a P er N
- -
Monies received tn pity tpo cFeess of
bounty to volunreera,'
wow
LTATITLITTr., n 4; CLIIIIEII/ . ALVP TOWlia t Wr.
natyklitirg 1 , .;41.1.1R4t14 SAI34„ • ,410 48
111:14.1tamrt, 1,200 00
Pfullp Srivder, 1;240 00
Levi M. Plunk, 450 AO
George Buslmug, po to
Georgo Su ore, 410 00
______
Showing a deficit of
A. SPA:let:ol i preeblent qf
At to§t—N. Tau HTNEIt, rietTaUlT. mehoot Hoard.
We, the t111.1011 , 1101P.1. A 1141411% of ' berland
to tettehip. have...tau:tined the ktretpdpiraeootw et,
and ttulourlt thew a, correct.
D.V VID P WF,IRERT,
141-I.l.lltyr,
Feb. 18, 1887. at [Stnr copy.) Auditoee,
- - -
The Collateral
lI , THERITANCE TAX received by the RegNter
of Adams county for the year, beginning Dec.
1 i ISOI and ending Nov. tO, 11931:
Itemlrcd from the estates of the following nam
ed deoetlepta, to wit:
Jacob Alortor f, $7l 15
Mary Hupp, 13 73
Louis S. EN.slek, 25 7.5
Maw Nlellvaine, 45 47
&untie] Ilarland, 73 i
Peter Graelatoitc 31'
Mary Spahr. 101
Elizabeth Muster, OP
John Rhea, 90
Marla Dont nger, -. 00 .
Adaline 51c4:ullougb, 1 •
23
John Rhea, 1i 00 '
Christian ostetter, "01 NI
ChristianH
Jarmo, Ewing, 115 53
John Rimy. VD 00
Catharine neck, 15 4.5
John Rhea, 91 23 -
Whole amount of tax, 111,1 Ti 57
Detluet Register's. 4 per cant., 50 TS
Due Commonveralth, - $1,13.5 79
I certify that the above statement Is comet to
the beat of my know** and net• smE
rep. 14 1910. Astilltor of rutate_ol
1$ Cents *evil*.
I)TOWAILD KRUHRTNE guys than bad e le ft
.17 Ma belt and board. This Is not e. He has
no bed, and never had ahlt. mot tvii,
04 was too lacy to work.
LYDIA AlTii C. NarmarsE.
-47
Germany tp.. Feb. la, 11387. 31.•
,
IWO LP . 411 ...MN' SA MP TIME AND
PL 4--Gat THURSDAY, the 21$ day, of
sftfLe Y Inst..,llhe inbeenbe ,r intim/11ns to
quit 'WU lien at Pahlle Sale. at the raid
denee of Franklin Sanders, In Highland town
ship, Adaina autaldl. wh ose sale will time place
an the same day, the fo lowing peraonal proper
ty, yle.
2 HARM* 2 Cows to be fresh soon. 2 Selkws.
2 tilidade, with a variety of farming no pleinente
and other anacles, Inn la unaerixts to mom tlot.
Males to commence at 10 (Veldt*, N. M. oh maid
day, when attendance will be even and term*
made knows/ by
JOhlgili B. %l'ltElt.
Feb. 10, MT. ts.
• M 0 00
- 10 00 0 13 00
- 7SO 4)) 7 7:1
- :00
- 750 0 800
ON THURSDAY, the list of FSRIVIARY
inst. - , the subscrib , r, intending to_ re
move, pill sell at Public sale , et his resi
dence, formerly Samuel Elker'e, in Ingo land
township, Adams county, on the nettyaburir
and Millerstown road, the folk wing personal
property, viz:
FAbLINU•TOP BUGGY, 1 Cow, (mill be
froth Inn abort time,) 3 Sheep, I Sow and n
Plgs, 3 Bedsteads, 2 T.ibles, 3 sets of Chairs,
I Rocking Chai", 2 Corner, Cupboard'', 3
Stares, I Cook Stove and Fistows, ITeu,
plate Stove and Pipe, I Parlor Stove, t Tray,
Pot!, Kettles and Pens, Tubs, Buckets and
B.srrels ; also a full set of' Blacksmith Vuols,
with a variety of Other articles, too ounterour
to rneptio;;,
gala to commence at IQ o'clOck, 4. M., cm&
said day, When attendance will he gifen Ana.
terms mule known by'
FRANKLIS S4ND*R9
R rude Grouses, Auctioneer.
Feb. ¢ 1 1867. to
07 PNItStiNAL Plit/PriliTY.—On. MON.
UAY, the ith day or NARCH nelrt, the
subscrilter ' intending to (pit Ltrtniug, will sell
at Public Sale, at his residence, in Union
totytishlp, Adams county, 2 miles east ;of Lit.
ilestown, , near Christ. Olausob, the fullowinat
valuable personal pror rty. s ;
4 helot of young WLIBI(. HORSES, 'I one,
and•n-half year old Colt, 2 one.year old Cults,
ii Bildt Cows, 4 Heifers, l Bulis, oSheep,
Brimd Sows, 5 Shoats, - I Broad tread Four,
horse WalOti, I Narrow.tread Four-horge
Wagon, I One-horse Wagon, Wagon Bed,
Wood Ladders, ilay Ladders, Hay Casitilges,
Dung Boards, Rockaway Buggy,Sleign,
Threshing 4 51echlue with Double .baker and
Horse Power, I Spring Rake, I lewd, Roller,
Winnowing Rill, Cutting Box, Grain Drill,
Ploughs ' 2 Harrows, ( , ult,ii‘tor, Corn Forks,
Shovel Flu,nglia, Log Chains, Fifth ; Chain,
Single. and Double -tress, 2 Spreaders,,Wagon
Saddle, 2 seta of Bind (leafs, 4 eta Of Front
Gears, Curlers, Bridles, Ilultets Chains, Butt
Traces, Breast Chains. Cow ttains,' Rakes,
'Forks. Limit; Cradles, Mowing scythes, a lot
'of Bags, Potatoes hy the bushel, kg .; , with
Household nod Kitchen Furniture, v , r,:
BEDS, Bedstead-, Kitchen 'Cophoard, Chest,
Chairs, Cooking Stove, Parlor Stove, .:lotites
Cupboard, Carpeting, Tubs, Barrels, gad Lige varietiAl other articles.
Sala to commence at 10 o'clock, Ai Si., on
said d:ty, when attendance will be gib eu • end
terms made known by
ADAM CERRICII.
JACOB KLIJNX, AUCtiolleCr•
Feb. 4, /din. ts*
OF iiilitl, AND PEItSCWAL I'ItOPERTY.—Oit
, WEDNESDAY the 20th day of 'NI S, ItCll.
'it‘t
ri
11..xt, the suhserlbe Intending to t henna
keeping Will hell at liblie Sole .it Ws r Ithipnee,
go the tiata leading row Kohler'. milk to Irliiii-•
town, (Aitania couAti,) at :al a atiortilliitaueu troll;
the hitter pinee, _ .
A LOT OF OttOUNII, whereon are erre.
ted a one and a hilt awry LOU tiuusc,
hills Ont-klteliett, Hake Oven, smoke o
lions. Prairie Kara, Corn Crib, flos Pen,
,
;Ma 0t her IleeeSB.ll.,) 314 t/ n no,aj
Wt-l 1 Nvater near the thaw. At the halite hill,'
and place will lx. sold, A...N0*1111.0 'l,t)
WV t.l, ront , ti nlng 4 A errs nth! 117 reltes,
adjoining 1,30,111 of Joseph Felix, rb. ttough,
eriy and (anent. 't he land In in li gooil stato of
cultivation, lu,t lbg been recently well timed.
Also. nt the minute WO and plat,. will Le sold,
2 young MILCH COWS, be fresh ti ,lit
['Men! 5a1...) and 2 Shoats. Also Il 1/lltt 1,(411 nll4
Kitelien Furniture,. smelt u4.ll,,lnte.idll and
ding. IFlareann, 'fables. Chair< tint tf hour Bran*
Clock, Looking CilanACS, PleturmAl 111 , 10W14111111 k,
lot of Curpt-ti nu, Cook Stove and tlx tar. a t,
plate kliort• and Pipe, A'hov, I nod Tonr
B ,
ench, Donghtrny, ( m
Alu, Qm.
tteewitre; FAH ben
ware, Tinware. iCri iron, Fortin, T., hie Sl, atllm , Ina
lot ;le, 1 Con-Potm, Pot Runk , 1 , 11. t I i ons, Macon and
Lard by the wa4ro4, Corn and l'otatotui by tho
bushel, al oUt 1 ne}e of Grain in lb. ground. W her I
barrow, Winnowing Mlll, Yorke', fluky} /411411115,
Axes, Wood Saw , Shovels Spades , t'utik
it lot of Men, together with n variety nr ot her nr.
ti , 1 too 0 muerotin to mention,
s.tle to commence at 10 cit•loek A. M. on wild
day, when attendance will be given ?Ind tering
mad , Dl.) , known by EDWARt;
rub. 11, 181.11.• [Adam Oanteri Auct'r.
Public Salo
OF VALIYATILE E. , cl . A TE.-4M WED,
7,51 EitiDA Y. the 27th of littft lii+.l..kt If/
o'clock. A. 31.._ by tirtue of uu order 1)1 the Dr..
Court, t he undersigned, Admintlstrator Of
the estate of Peter A ulahaugh, .I.weased, 1,l to
of Heading kiwunhtp, Adam,.ounty, 1•a.,a.,
:a Public Salc. on the 10 ntls c
en,t b,c following
valmablelleal rc KIM ) I
ilecenliett::y4f
A ft11:1-11.:, A NI) )I', elltv4te Ili lla tap
ton. The truproeetueittststuAl:.l i t , in
doryWeathertastrdea Flt AltlE Itt.l'AE, It 11.
with Kitchen at taChed, a well w.b.rint
the door, it Friona Shop, a Stalth• tl:rit la Oat.
is also a satiety of quit on thy
Al (lie some time, 7111 be offered,on,the preen,
avh• the Wilitoble kAIiA of said tioctwat, located
about one-awl-a-kW i4lll, s west t,f [lethal, and 3
miles east (4 ii aiv,plµa, In 111 David
Border, peter Kauffman. Edward ghleffer, and
otherit,mntaining loci Acres uud l'ereltes, has
lug tliereott erected /I.oBe-story I,4Jui If ot,' , E,
Lou Patru..l 'anon Shed, torn ('llb, and oth• r r
herti,ts a , W4ll Of Still ft,,,r the
door, and an Orchard c,f eho Olt 011 the prem,
Ines. Thera Is about I acres ..f Woodland .Inll
sufficient gnentny of Meadow. The land Is In u
good state of cultivation. u nil ,I,J)VI »Wally
shied to mills, churches, schools and markets,
This property will be offered in thre.; na its, or
nil together:Rug mat beet ttiit ptlrennsi'llt
Att,ilance will tw given am! blip; Wride
known by PETEIt
Feb. 11, 1(117. tai
XOO 00
otl3 00
1,140 60
in 65
$34,1 IR Rri
Et 5,M7 42
4,017 00
I,lhlo 00
1,100 00
05 312 IC
Mummasintrg
31 - 11111TAL rROTEurioN ,SOCIETY,CAsIi Parmicrx!
Amount of Property Insured, glAntA3o 19
• " Premium Notts held, i USA! 43
Number of POllcles to for. e, 1 I fYIA
New ['Wick* during the year, '
' HTATIOIENT O 1 AFFAIRS.
Cash in Trenbury at lust kettle
ment.
Cash received during the pair,
Ezrzwergs.—Printing,
Cal
8,706 00
7,7% 00
Stan :see la Trennnry, 1371
111414 LOGr in R v.crolei.—E. W. fttahle t Prenl tent ;
Ihnry J. Brinkerlinit Vice i'residkent; peorgu
Throne, Trequdirer; Michael ldetrleh Jr, Peter
Sholl and Tobin !toyer, Xxeentive gfuntrillblel
John N 1 lek ijootge Thointot, Mich* Diet rl , dt,
Jr., Hatnat Mir. awl Socrot.4-
ry, Jarne:, Ili .11.
Fub. 11, 1&,7.
117.106 41
GT 813 1t , ' PA. .
CAR.PENTIM h cuNTRAcToit,
keeps const4utly ton band and manufactures to
order,
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Bash, Door and
Winslow Frames, Cbrnice, Door
god, Window Brackett,
Of any other article in the Buildiag. Line.
Seasoned material conslently on band, et
peritisced' workmen always an readiness, and
work executed with dispatch. ,`Orders
promptly attended to, • [Jan. 28. 3m
BOLLINGER'S ESTATE.—Letters
testamentary On tke estate of Lydia 1101-
tuke tb r ; late of East Berlin, Adams county,
dece ed, bar,ing Leto granted to the under
signed, resitting in Franklin township, York
county, Pa., be hereby gives notice to all per. 1,
sons indebted to said estate to make
Ate payment, and those haring claims against,
the saute to 'peseta them properly autheutica
ted for settlement.
Feb. 11 , 1867. 6t*
. .
. - For Rent.
THENIRGIN Lk slll.l.9,wich Miller's Ilous e,
end other privileges, one tale 'from Fai r-
Be d, Adems county, for rent.. Enquire of
IN John liusselcasin ' near Fairfield, nr of
X. & W. NieCLEAS,
Gettpiturg, Pi.
Fab. 11, 1867
T" partnership of Strickhonser Whims
'key, in the (ironer, and Provision tipsi
ness, rrs d.tssolvoll by mutual consent on tho
le. of January last. The bonito are in the
hands of W. H. H. Wisotskey, and immediate
"
, 0415. p. sTßicilousgi,i,
W. a %manor.
Irpb. 18;7. 3i
Iftblio,Maio.
Publle Kale.
Public Sale
Pollatu snlo
MEXEIREIEP FEE $3,
6191
411
60
91'60
146
hi $4
100 W
ty, 37
Stamps.
Oftierrs‘' Free,
Jnr,•rtore' Fere •
Indemnity paid,
Wm. C. StallsmitUt
Notice.
GEORGE DICK,
Execuour.