t ri l V
• efiN FRI , AT, theit day, 0 APRIL inst.,
kJ , ,
,; -r,
,fiaterdog t to remove, will
sell ',4. ~' ` - -, lit MI *saki* In Cams
berl ' 3 " . ie, Adaine edunty, on the Em.
tokakorg goad, 3 miles from Gettysbuil, the
font:Wog Personal PrOfertib Via
I Me ILSWL II FOAL, 1 Colt, (18 months
' old, bltsOded I k,) 2 young Cue's, 1 CAI, 5
halt- 41 8k .7,Shonts, 1 Chester Brood Elotr,
1 040.1horset Wagon, 1 Spring Wagon, I Rock
oWl7 Salta and Harness, Collar, Bridle and
Lines, ail in good order, 1 pair Front Gears,
Collars sad Lines, 1 new Fly-net, 1 Riding
Saddle, nearly new, and Itidiog Bridles, Mar
'singelloke. , 1 good Wheat Fan, nearly new,
ii Plough, 1 Harrow, I Double Shovel Plough, '
• Double and Single-trees, Sleigh, Wheel-bar-
_ row, Log, cow and Halter Chains, Mattock,
- Shovel, Maul and Wedges, Axes, Manure 1
Forks Gebbistisne, O ruro Cradle, tlowing
&Ilk . , - .4*,_ ' SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS, such
Ds 004 , 141040t.tr11eg, 1.404 t; mud Tools of all
.des.mingloimi, sod a good stock of Leather; 1
?air ,gf Crrinplog mobs and Crimping Boards.
Alsoilllstumbold and Kitchen Furniture, such' ,
0 " 1 . 411144 $O4 (TAMS, lieds and Bed- ;
steads, Corner Cupboard,, Sink. (Mesta, Cook
. 81 " e and l'ipr, with ants Fixtures, Tubs;
- lir.riele sod a great many 01W1 Articles, too
numerous to mention.
Sate to commence at PO o'clock, A.,11„ an
paid day, when attendance wilt be giVen and'
;.arras made known by
EMANUEL G. TROSTLE.
Jacob Mickley, Auctioneer.
April I, letn. • tst
Public Sale.s
nk•N DUURSDAY, the 11th day of APRIL
1J the subscriber will 4ell Public
Sale„ at flag easiideoce, in Strabun township,
Maws cssipossr. pr i v Wile arpd ► hislf•eisst of
Licata°. Church, and Lwo epee west of ifua.
taratown, an the Toad leading fropi the liar
risburg road to Bender's Ohara, the lollow
lug Personal Property, viz: •
.1 HICIHO FAMILY MARE, I Two.,;eityllng
Colt, 1 Fresh Cow, 1 Three-Was. llC.goa,
Aiearly new, 1 fiat-rate Wagon Bed, 1 good
Time Bed, I set extra good Hay Ladaers, with•
fixtures for Wood Ladders, I Threahlng Ma
chine and ,Lforite - Power, 1 Hatiow, 2 Double
Wiorel Ploughs, 2 Cora Forks, I Carriage
Body, 4 Turning Lathe, 2 seta of Sraeclibands,
.3 seta: of Cruppers, 3 Oita Bands, 4 large
11048145, a Collars, 3 Blind Bridles, 1 Rid.
- Ing Saddle, 1 Fo , ir-horse Line, 2 - pair nalae4.,
:s sets of Traces, Log Chitin and Cow Chains,
dead Halters and Clinks, 2 Spreaders, Paten
Manure Firk, Shaking Forks, Double and
Situ rle.treel, Mowing Scythe and Saath, Grin
Cradle, Clitver-seed Cradle, with other-farm
ing implements. Also, 1 Cooking Stove, Bed
and Bedsteads, Kitchen Table, large new Cop
per Kettle, iron, Kettle, Rod many other arti
cles,-too numerous to mention.
Sala to comment: l e at 10 o'clock A. M. on each
Stray, when ettendaneeleill be given rnd terms
made known by '
• I
John Manes, Auctioneer,
April 1, 1e67. ts*l
Valuable Properties
FOlt 'SALE.
jolty 0. ZOUCK, LAND AGENT,
New Oarotto, ADAMS COUNTY, PA.,
kisl for tale's number of desirable proper
ties, to which he asks the attention of those .
wishing to purch'ase.
A LARGE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
witb.DWELLING, situated in a coun
ty seat, 4e•r Itsilrosd and Depot. Good
amuse lor • doing all kinds of work. Alsb,
_ several Town Lots will be sold with the above
property it desired.
A FAIIM OF 160 ACRES, in Adams court
- Ey, with good Stone House, good ilaru,_&.;.,
'Pear a turnpike and railroad.
FORTY Al3“Eti, with good House, Barn,
lie, three gv•.rters of a mile from a railroad.
atattou. 4 gaud chance ; terms easy.
A FABN. OF 200 ACRES, in AibLAYA county,
- three MiIAA trout a railroad slid good-market.
This fast can be divided into two farms,
.the're being Abroad/ two cite of naproreoutiels
pp ttie tract.
A FARM OF 105 AC - RKS, on the Carlisle
turnpike, u p,ler gaud tuitication,ailii a. Liege
Brick House, Bank Barn, and other
• logs, all new. .
A LARGE FIGUIt. BILL, with 25 Acres of
Laud. The mill has tour pair of Burrs, and
Mil machmery fut. doing merzlis.ist work.
fleet water power in the count,.
A FARM OF 175•AGitljs, 4..ur the Harm
_wer lutujdke, on whFch is erected a good
MMu•wae, Barn, and all Ili ce4sarl out-buildings.
A FARM OF 156 ACRES, in Adams coun
kr, so vrlpich •ia ReOtetii a gaud House, Barn
And other oqt-building►s.
18 ACRES OF IVOODLAND, Z mites from
New Oxford.
A FARM OF 'lOO A4flg-z, r00. , 1 Dwl, with
large Brick House,: Barn, rind 2 Tenant 'lousy,.
—4O scree in wood- 7 11W a wile from tb.e
iConowego Glispe
A FAIL)! of 180 Acies-225 can be pity,
abased-2i inOes from eelty s b urg -, n ee r
bereburg pike ; large a•eatnerboar.led 'louse,
Bank Barn, kc ;40 uert4 41.0'04. The Feria
Las been recently lune
A FARM-of 1.29 Ages, with goy.' House
AAA Barn ; 12 acres in;wood.
A HOTEL, in New Oiford, two-story, roomy
and Avo,e.oiekt , tar bakiness. Good chance.;
terms easy. • :
Also, a number of 'good Houses and Lots
JO? Mlle id Sew Oxford',
Persons' who wish in buy Real Estate, as
well as those who aiji to sell, are requested
to give the subscriber a call at his state to
New Oxford.
" Address,
JOHN C, EOIJCIC, Land Agent,
- New Oxloikl, Adams county, Pa.
- April 1, 180. 'ly
. .
„.._ . Itegister'm Notleem.
NOTICE,' is hereby given to ell Lecatees
and othsr pessons ao.lacerued, that the
Administration Accounts hereinafter tnention
- ail %Al ilie presented
.. _iit the Orphan's Court of
Adams county, for cinfirmntion and allow
ance, on MONDAY, the ibili day of APItiL,
1 aLIT, at 10 o'clock, A, M., via:
10. The account of George Boyer and Da
sid Dentrick, executors of Adana Gardner,
dereasea. .
11. The .second account of Philip Weaver,
one of the ' erecutors of the will of ...15.c....10
- Wearer, deceased. '. ,
11. The second account:of George Wearer,
one of the executors of the will of Jacob
Wearer, deceased.
13. 711, account of Jane Cashman, admin.
i str4 trin of William Cahhman and Trastee for
isle of lands under proceldings in Orphans
Court.. ~ ,
14. Sceontl account of N. W. Woods, Esq.,
Inset .
executor of t,l,e w/11 and testamsnt...- of
CarsOn C. lioote, Ebl.,.decessed.
15. The account ,qt Wm. R. White, eaten
tpr of Samuel Loudon, deceased.
• 1 16. First and final laccount of Israel Little,-
tsdvipistrator of Dactid Little, deceased. '
14'. First and final ..,ne k ,courit of Crlah Jecolm
and Salapel Jacobs, executors of George Jae
stubs, dces.iped.
18. Sep t ual mull final account of Henry Culp
and' Hon. P. Ziegler, executors of the last
will and' , t .of Peter Culp, Sr., dec'd.
palffso
Ip. Flr ' unniaccountofGeorgeThrone,
adhoinisfrator thok estate of Andrew Rife,
late of Franklin fwpship, deceased.
• 110. The acdogni a Lewis S. Worts and
ioh'n •Z, 'Welty, adplo/strators of the estate
bf Henry Wore, deceased: -,
-" TI. "The secChnd nocounS of Daniel Stalld
'WOO, ' ditiog - efestitor sit Peistr Trost le, dec'.
` W`,"P; 110t•TZWORTH,
la
• rch 18, 1867. .. ..
' Register.
Dims*lntim'.
7re.-RR partnership heretofore vitiating be
tween the undersigned, in the Git 4 and
eery bitable" Ise been dissolved by Mu-
Mita cdseiatti MI persons indebted are re.
quested tap mike imtnadtate payment, and
those hatlito"tiohmi id - prevent them.
11 , 013g117 McCURDY,
JR.RPILAR DIEHL.
The hooka ell; rentsht_ifitb MtCurdy, at
the old email, for a abort claw.
Apatir-31411057. Oka •
-
A. Prime Town lAA, •
AgrivEgpl Arid 9 Arras, for salt An
yoso st the Coltr9.za Drier. '
• • vtAi_3ls, 1897.
-. l:4lifeßN Jr, HOFFSCANare recaivingliew
arery, el re thee;
foal Oa elegant io
jot faille, thee; call, •
I
' ' Of • ! a ttires 4Sttlib
.. ..... . .. _ .
-- fffil..r.tt . - 4 . . .. . 4.,
•
f, r lbfff. rrEm following appllimaiets Miles* pallid
AGRNF.RAL , (eruhrecini ho ens et entertainment, bare been AMC
three simnel riettlemerts,) of the Bonn- in try ogles, with the eter:eite 11•Mbee
ty Accobnir of iftralinu township ) np to ;b at h signers, end will be presented at the Court of
lit, 18C7 : Quarter Sessions, on MUTDAY, the 16th day
of APRIL next
Samuel Wolf, Borough of Gettysburg,
John L. Tate, " .4 4 4
Israel Swint, "
Conrad tinyder, "
G. W. .MCCiellatl,
Henry Kohler, Borough of Berwick,
Pranois J. Wilson. "
Hersh k Jones, Borough of Littlentwwn;
Philip Hensler, " N
Joseph Barker, II•
L.% i Kreps,
Geode W. Rex,Bader township,
%magnet CtillerConowirgo '4
Samuel Ricboltz, Franklia 6,
• George Bear,
Israel Little, /I
Levi Pitzer,
E. P. Kittingste, "
Daniel Miller,
Samuel S. Moritz, Freedom
Joseph Kline. Huntington
John D. Becker, "
Jane A. Reed,- 411
Peter Shively, Ramiltonban
Alex Benebolf, . 4
Stough k Fisher, Latimore
John epp;
0. P. House, Meaallea
Charles Myirs, at
Conrad Wagner, M'tpleasant
Jacob Martin, Oxford
haac B. Houser, " , II
Fiancis X. Smith; 4,
Jacob L. Grass, Straban
Joseph Dute,
William Sadler, Tyrore
Robert M. Dicks, Reading "
Francis Bream, Cumberland "
Daniel Baker, Hamilton,
LICIIIBIB.
D. -
Loans from Bank sud sundry per
sons, Feb. 1884, $5 lao 00
Tax assessed 1804, - 4,610 55
Loans from Batik and sundry per
soot, Sept. 1864,'•
Tux assessed 1865,
Loans tram &nk and sundry per,
sons, Feb. 1205,
Tax assessed 1886,
Subscription money received,
Paid volunteers for Feb. call, 1884, $3,200 00
Notes and interest paid Bank and
sundry persons,
Expenses of Board, Committees,
abatement, Clulle,dtore fees, ie., 543 55
Exoneration., 86 38
Credit on Sept. call, 1864, 150 DO
Abatement on Tax, 1865," • •1117 43
Notes and interest paid Bank and
sundry persons,
Paid_ 17 voinnters, $30,1 each, for
Bel t. cull, 1864, 5,100 00
Paid Messrs. De trelorffAnit, Wea
ver,. IVibie, Kime, Coduri and
Hoover, fur substitutes, each>
$3OO, . 2,190 00
Paid 17 volon tares, excess over $3OO
of subscription, 3,135 00
Exoneratioas nod mistakei, 386 28
Expenses of Board and Cutumittees
filling quota, 241 25
Crillectuis' tees, 158 95
Allowance to Board for time spent,
86 days,
88 04
Credit on Feb. call, 1845,
130 86
Notes and interest paid Bank and
- sundry persons, 0,135 22
Paid 19 volunteers, $4OO each, fer
web. call, 1865, 7,800 00
Paidl9 volunteers excess over $4OO
Of subscription, . 3,335 00
Paid B. A. Gilliland, for substitute, 400 00
Expenses of Board. and Committees,
filling quota, In., - 492 68
Exoneration. and mistake., - 342 23
Abatement on'Tax, 1986, 273 32
Collectors' Mel, • , 122 88
Lim with Committee, ' , Id fie
Broken Bank money, .- , ltf 60
Tesasurerbs salary, 25 00
Outstanding tax, 114 90
In hands at Treasurer, ' 844 38
RECRIVRD by Win, Dinllsmith,
'Trensorvr of :the I:Junty Fund of Strab to
township, from llie.rch Ist, 18U6, to .khircit
Ist, 1861:
•
DR.
Receivid from Tax Collectors, $6,315 2R`
Ittctived of Bounty subscription, 15 00
$0,370 211
JOHN FEESER.
3IONIP PAID by William Stal!smith, Treas
urer of the Bounty Fund of S•.raban town
ship, from March 18t, 1866,,,t0 March Ist,
1867 :
Notes and Interest paid sundry pe r t-- ;
80136,. $5,197. 0
Paid S.A. Gilliland, for substitute, 400 00
=I
Paid Cutillit.tre,3o 00
Treasurer's sqlary,2s 00
,
Broken Bank mewl, , 16 00
lialaues iu hands of Treasurer, 341 38
RGtiRY BUCHER., Pr!sideut
STALLIIIITti, Secretary.
We' talc untr-rsiguetr, Auditory of Straban
township,' baying been sworn according to
luw, and haiing examined the above et:o.e
-beliera them to be comma
J. H. FIi.:KES. •
HENRY B. WEAKER,
JOBS G. BRINKERHOFF,
Auditors.
LUETIAT:ES OF STIREAN TOWNS:UP.
J. Lyuch, f4;80 00
E. Y esti', - 550 00
- J. L. Graft, " i ' - " - 200 00
S. Mackler, ' 150 00
C Benner, '' ' 600 00
H. Witafor, - 100 00
E. & M. Graft, 470 00
,
J. F. Felti, ` 47.0 00
- U. Hoover, 558 25
P. Donohue, 780 00
4441 1, /.3(4, 3t,
ROE SEWING ENS.
FOR FAMILILS AND MANUFACTURERS;
PERion: NW .
- ,„
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED
SEWING MICIIINES
As isidebrotol fo, the 1.4 wort. acing a mock
Nitigaer noedle for thr enno- rluend thin any other taw.
titly, Sad by the Intnetuction of the intot apt. owed
Machinery, we are no. •ble to supply th rtri heat siss
chinos Iu the world. 'I I.ter. in it lopes ate titade ander the
honied:de supurrlston t the l.resoisens cm the Company,
ELIAS HOWE Jo, the orichkrtl Invent., of the Fes rug
illechine, They nre adAiwsel to oil Sands La b'sarill Erring
array to the use Sentulrewow, Ornesollak.ra tulore 16.•
nolhaurers of Shirts, Odiars. Nkirts, Mirka, Hantiliss,
Clothing, Hits CAlis., Garrote, Hoots, Shoo. HArtiers. S&L
die; Linen Goods. etc. Thi y equally wtil upon silk.
linen. woollen end cotton plods, o Ith aiig, coStoa or thsest
throw!. They will won, quilt, gather, bons, fell. met
braid, blud, and perform trotry gables, of ressutr o ruaking
• hatattitul and perfort stitch, elite en b th Ades et the
articles sewed. On Shos and Leather suet i is admitted
In here no equal.
QUAImIIIII RIMS 111,CODINILND fU /JUG
1. briinty and lizoellenn• of Stitah. ea+ 104. h dam
Q the fabric sewn&
I Strength. Firmness and Durability of Sawa 1.444 aW
not Rip or Ray.l
3. Zeunouty of Threat • •
Atteehreenta sod wide rasp of aptaleatlios b par
pew sod endemic
The stitch inweeted by Ma- HOWE, end made tt4l3a ,
Machine, la the must popnbu and durable, end ea
Aseetnes eve mews :a the prisark tiarontld y /.at.
Otosnrs tits Mod&Moo Howl of WAS How'. a.
WANKII4 La each Machias, without wluckaoas are Ism
Ma&
•*$ 41boattrlif Neu., Ph Li DA &P&L&
SOU Aum f Eastern Pmnsylvatila, Now Jim, sad
Debtware, W whom sfplicaions Us agenda Waist le
soda.
fa - AU APANDUMI wOl metro prompt atuatiaa.
0
0so: Jacobs Bro., Agents, Bettye
g,-
April I, SO. am •
COl!‘gpsivi, Pay tip.
ITIHR Collectors !if Mtate and County Taxes,
for 1663 and' I#6B, are hereby notified
that settlements ofei r respective dipiteata
must be made at the FoOng April Court s to
commence on-tla 160 ;
B order-of the County clumtnissioners.
I. OttElt; part..
March 18, 1667. le
c4RPETS fur sale fit
ROW`irlVOODS'ji
_
cI i KAN VA.C.l4.4int.
sfyi4 simotber
supply of 0 1,4441 1 1 1,1 134Q, Pb
adSctsp, It VJVII'WyIU
10,575 00
8,4.34 34
7,360 CO
$50,077 28
ME
4 $50,077 2il
OEM
The Howe Machine Company,
COLEY & STOOPS.
6,820 20
0,661 =1)
4,883 42
6,889 27
Hannah Kilanxiller, Borough of Gettysburg,
Tfxsodorelgor, Borough of Berwick,
Adam Roth, Conowago township.
CTOse 4tCLiINCe.
Was. J. Uariin, Borough of Gettysburg,
Geo. F. Kelbtleiseb, " t;
A. W. MINTER, Clark,
Pee S. 11. Etcsom, Deputy.
March 25, 180. s
NEW STOBE!
GETTYSBURG.
TN conneetiou with their lIAT sad WOE
I business,
RO - W de WOOD'S'
bare opened out a fall sod entirely new
"tort; of
Dn./ c4ooPft
•NOTIONS,
•
For toe LADIES we have all the ,411P7
STYLES of
DRESS GOODS
AND
DOMESTICS,
357 89
Por Men and Boys wa hays Cloths, Casstntees,
Jeans, Tweeds, CottoLades, Nankeens, Drills,
Denims, ke.
March 25, 13,37
GOVERNMENT
PROPERTYAT PRIVATE SALE
WITKIN&CO.
5,0u0 New acid Sen..ad•li+nd TE.IIIHALLNESS
10,000 BRIDLES and CULLA US.
$8 .370 .8
3,000 SADDLES, all Styles—s2i to $9,00.
300 Four-horse Government WAGONS. -
.1,-;000 WAGON COVERS, all Sisi.s, new & worn.
5,000 BLANKETS, and HORSE COVERS.
Also, a large Stock of Reins, Lead Lines,
Whips, Buggy and Ambulance Haraess. Pot
table Forges; Chains, Single-trees, Lead Bars,
etc.. etc.
'Whee' Team Ilarness,—little worn—all Oak
tanned Leather and serviceable!, cleaned and
oiled, $5 00 per horse or mule, including
Bridle. Lead ,do., $4 00. Wagon .Bridle!,
$1 00, Collars., $1 to $2. Extra Hair lined
artillery CaSe. ido , $2l apd $3. 00.
Double Rein', $1 75 to $2 25. Lead Lines,
$l. Halters, ti to $l2 per dozen. O f f i cers'
New Saddles 18, with Plated Bit Bridle, $2l ;
good as new t $l2, with bridle, $l4; valise
Saddles for BOys,
Wagon Collers, made to flt any Wagon,—
haary ;3 to ; superior Cotton Duck,
$6 to $4. 12 oz. Duck, $0 to $l2.
1,000 Hospital Tents, new and good as new,
tO oz. duck-14 feet square—s3o to $4O.
°lrma .t. Tents, r feet square, fruna $5
to $B.
04,508 25
10,000 BIOS, from 12 a. Dusk, lei quali
ty, 2• build, $9 00 ; 21 bus. $lO 00; 2 bus.
811 per dozen; 2nd quality, $7 50, $8 50
end $9 50
SUALL OP.DEES SENT BY EXPRESS,
C. 0. D. PITIUN & CO..
No. 437 & 339 North Froot gt., Phila.
No. 5 Park Place, New York.
No. 485 iith street, WailingLoa. D, O.
Price list sent on plipllention,
March 11, 1867. 2m
One Cent Saved
IS WORTH TWO EARNED,
MONEY -SAVING people, do not pay Out
lanndretls of dollars for BROOMS, when
you can make enough in one erening to last
yon a year, which will suit, you batter than
the he you_vta buy at soy place.
This you cart iln, I will warrant It, if you
will buy u. W. KELLOGG'S PATENT, which
will cost yoa but a trifle, and will last you
your lib Lima. Then no further expense for
Brooms. It Is not made of material whisdi is
liable to break; nor does IL fasten with
screws. It is in no way liable to estah or
tear a person's clothes, or mar furniture.
It is neither too heavy, nor too light. It is
leis complicated, less labor to Make, and costa
iesa than any other, sad it sweeps more grece
fully.
All who have used it will reeommend itas
highly as myself. 13 tmples can be seen at
/thy of the Printing Offices in Gettysbu-g, or
at the Keystone House; and at John A. Snow
den's, in N..w Chester, who has purchased
territory•, and is prepared to sell family or
township rights to the citizens of Stratum,
Tyrone and Huntington townships. •
Family, township or county rights can be
secured by calling on the undersigned, at I.
B. ilonser's Hotel, in Now Oxford, or if you
wait, Ton can purchase fur Jour families as
the agent comes round.
When planting time names, lug ptant • lit.
ile Broom Corn Seed and be prepared to mike
your own Brooms, for the agent will tomb
you in s few minutes, so that you can make
as good a bloom as any one.
L. P. DRAW,
New Oxford, Adams co.. •
March 15, 1867. 4t20101* Pa.
Drainage Pipes.
TIME undersigned lies now on band, end
I continues to manufacture, large quanti
ties of EARTHEN DRAINAGE PIPES, which
he offers-et 8 aents'per foot at the manufacto
ry. It desired, he will lay the pipes,.either
water-tight tir Irose-jointed, at a reasonable
compensation. Th ey have been tried in dif
ferent parts of the county, with entire cat
teas. For the drainage of cellars, Ac., noth
ing better can be used. Specimens may be
teen at Kalbflefsch's store, in Gettysburg.
The manufactory is in Oxford township,
near Lilly's mill. Post Office address, New
Oxford, Adams county, Pa.
JOHN BICCHIIO.
March 11, 18G7. Bm*
Notice. '
JOHN SHBELY'S ESTATB.--Letten of Id
reinistratioe on the estate of John Sheely,
, late of Konutpleatant township, Adams cons
lionee. ' ; ty, deed., baring been granted to the under-
T A
BWIB •MILLEirs ESTATE.- . Letters of A ssa d, reeding In the same township, they
administration on the estate of Levis hereby give notice to all s
pec
indebtei to
Bier, late of Berwick toirnstdp, Adams sa id mita to make immediate payment, and
county, deceased, baring been granted to_the
nodowelgued, reeding in the same townsman, sen a them
those boring claims against the same to pap
ptoperlyautbentiosted for settlement.
be hereby gives notice to A persons tadetfte.l • FsTl3ft Quiolutii,
to said estate to make immediate payment, 1 .101:91 B. SHEBLY,
and those having claims against the samtrlo o K us h id, IBA?.. et ' ' , Adatell.
, _
recent *sot properly authenticated. fork! ' - _ .._‘. ti e :i ic rji t i - fi ff n --- 1 , 4. tj a . kao sad
*me" VATaANIRL mil.t.E l,lois White'
. 1114.0_15,1807. as • 4,44 ju Trimnibigs, go to 11.0VAti1YQupit.
AINIOTIIER
ROW k WuOD3
Brinkerhoff's
CORN SHELLER, SEPARATOR
AND CLEANER.
The undersigned would inform the Agri•
cultural public that be has purchased NOM
the Patentee of this extraordinary machine,
the Patent Eight for the States of Peunsyl vas
pia and Maryland.
Brinkerhoff's Corn Sheller, Separator and
Cleaner, is pronounced the best machine of
the kind in this country. And in proof, it
may be mentioned that the "Advisory Com.
mit tee appointed to select Implements for ex
hibition at the Universal Kxposition in Paris,
in 1867, have selected this Simile: as the best
in America," and at the request of J. C.. Der
by, U. S. Agent, a machine has been shipped
to l'pris for exhibition.
The fact msy also be stated that at the
great trial of Agricultural Implements, at
Auburn, W. Y., in July last, under the auspi
ces of the New York State Agricultural So
ciety, the Brinkerhoff Corn Sheller, Separator
and Cleaner was reported by one of the most
competent Committees as the nest Corn Sheller
out. They say, "We 'nave carefully examined
and thoroutttly tested this machine,
and have
no hesitation in pronouncing it th e Last Cern
Meller we seer saw." The rtport is signed by
such men as John Stanton Gould, President
N. V. suit. AgriculturaLSoeiety ; B P. John.
son, Seceetary to same; Solon Robinson, Ag
rictuturat Editor N. Y. Tribune;
S. Edwards
B
Todd, Agricultural ditur N. Y. Thurs.
From among many complimentary uewspa
per notices,
the-following, from thu Now York
Observer, is deemed sufficient;
"Among all the Hand Cora Shelters made
in New York and Albany—..and one single
firm manufactures more than 10,000 annually
c—not one can enter the circle with the Sheller
just invented by J. Brinkerhoff, Auburn, New
'York. It shells, separates and cleanses, rap
idly anti 'astir, at one oper.ttion, as fast as rite
eai'a can he put Into the hopper." •
The undersigned is now prepared to dispose
of COILIST4f BIGHTS. He will have SHEI,-
1 EM* &wady for sale in the course of a mouth's
time.
All lettaro 19 be ialreosed to
WV. WIBLIS,
P. Q, Box :A 4ellYeburift Pe
March 11, IiGT,
Railroad' Blinding
AND CIVIL I:NGINEERI,!..CO,
MBE undersigned are prepared to contrect
I
for the BUILDING OF RAILROADS,
and will perform the ENGINBNRING of the
same, or not, as may be desired by Railroad
Companies.
Raring had a number of years' experience
in Railroad Construction, we flatter ourselves
that we shall be able to render satisfaction, to
Companies projecting new enterprises of this
kind. The prepa.ration of the truck ready for
the superstructure, or the entire work finidli
ed ready for the rolling stair, will be con
tracted for. Reference as to experience and
ability if required.
ROBERT IRWIN, SON & CO ,
Suu Iron Building,
lfarch 18,:186T. 4w Baltimore, Sld.
WNnted Immediately.'
IVE HUNDRED MEN, to act as salesmen
for COBBIN'S ILLUSTRATED COMEA
BIBLE, comprising upwards of 1,500
rU:3
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copies' per day. As a standard Bible fot
Families, Teachers, Ministers, and all lovers
of the word of-God, it has no competitor. For
particulars, address
H. A. STREET .1; CO.,
Box 222,
March 18,180. - 4t Ilarrisburg, Pa.
Notice.
STATE; GP HENRY SPALDING, ESQ.—
Letters tostamentary on the estate of
1 eery Spalding, Esq., late of Germany town
ship. 4dams county, deceased, having been
granted to tilt undersigned, the rust named
residing in Germany tcwnship, and the last
named residing in Oxford township, they
hereby give notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to blahs immediate payment, aud
those having claims against the same to pre
sent thew properly authenticated Joe settle
ment, JAMES STAID/NU,
D. C, 8111TH,
March 11, 1847, at /B.lBcutr,r;
Notice.
ti-OSEPH BAKRWS ESTATE.—Letters of
administration on the estate of Joseph
War, Late of Franklin township, Adams coun
ty, eeeeased, having been grunted to ',he un
dersigned, residing in the same township, he
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, end
those having, claims against the same to pre
sent them properly autbentica.ed for settle
ment. Hl NILY ki:NOUSS, Adm'r.
31firch 4 , 18G7. 6w
Wanted.
B LACK OAK BARK.
$5 CASH PER CORI)
wul, be paid for good Bl.tck Oak Bark, deliv
ered at Sashimi's Mill, on Marsh creek, four
miles northwest from Emmitsburg.
HENRY CILONISTER.
//Ara li, MI. Ger
A Fine Flll4ll
rB deeirnble Firm, scras,
with good building', five mule halt wiles
east of Frederick, lid., can be bought on easy
teriu- Par full particulArs, inquire of the
Editor of the GIITTTAIWIIit COMPII,ISI.
Marsh 4, ift67.
Was. c:lStallsmith,
GETTYSBIJRG, PA.,
C. IZI'gNTEK & CONTRACTOR,
keeps constantly on band and manufactures to
older, •
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash, Door and
Window' Frames,' COrafae, Door
and Window Brackets,
or any other article in the Building Line.
Seasoned material eolstently on hand, iti
perienced workmen Missys in readiness, mud
work executed with dispatch. 10bY''Orderti
promptly attended to, van. 28., 6m
The National
REAPERS AN D bIOWF,RS.
lief helms' Paws
the No. I Machine has two Driving Wheels,
Hinge Joint and Folding Dar, making it
very convenient to move from one place to
another; is very simple In its construction,
extremely light draft and durable,
cuts feet
10 inches in grass and 6 feet 2 inches In
grain; is a Selt•Raker and Sido Delivery, and
is capable of cutting a whole field without
binding a sheaf, and does the most satisfacto•
ry work
This Machine can also be used as a
Hand Ntachine without injuring its qualities
as a li•ap , r. The Machine Is warranted' to
cut Grass as well as any Single Mowerithet
cuts the same width. It is a strong two
horse Iduchine—three or four.can be used, if
required, in hilly ground.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS have been Made
for the coming reason.
The Machine is also' perfectly balanced, no
weight on the horses' necks in Mowing or
Reaping.
'No. 2 is a light two-horse Machine, and is
differently constructed, cutting on the right
hand side; and in front o ' Driving Wheels is
a Self-Ralier and Sl , te Delivery. The differ
ence in'the width of cut is 6 inches.
The shifting lever and the raising and low
ering levers are both at the driver's right side,
and with lie right font upon a pedal and his
left upon a foot-step, be has the power and
control of the whole machine, he can raise or
lower the platform from three to fourteen
whet., can throw the machine out of gear,
and regulate the rake so so to_ make the
sheaves brae or small, and all this at the
satne tune mod without retarding the motion
or, speed of the machine.
All Machines warranted to hive Batlike-
Lint For further information apply to
MIS 131.5811 MAN, Agent,
3 miles eolith of Gettysburg.
March 4, 1867. tf
SIIIItEMAN'S
NATIONAIIiELF-DISCISAIUUNG an JCL SPRING i'oo7l/
Horse- Rake! • '
Patented September . 9th, , j862,,and Re-issued De.
eember eth,1864.
This Rake is an Independent Steel Spring
Tooth Rake, and has proven itself to be the
most perfect HORSE. RAKE now in use.
With this Bake the Horse does all the work,
both are Raking and Discharging, by the dri
ver movidga lever a few inches, which throws
it in gear, and as the horse moves forward it
raises the vlitb dad eischarges its load, and
then shifts out of gear itself, the teeth drop
ping down ready to rake again. By this one
ration it is . easily ur.deretood that the Raker
kas hardly any work to do at all I
Important improvements have been made of
late, making it very simple and dpra.bie in its
construction. Thousands of tbeto have been
sold in the few last years, and given the b.est
kind of satishtetion.
Apply to LEWI3 31751131 AN, Agehti
3 miles south of Gettysburg
lifereh 4, 1887. tf,
New Saddler Shop,
Ogtim Bill," Baltimore Street, Gettys
burg, Pu.—Constantly qa /Mad ; OR 104 e
to order, all kinds of
RIDING SADDLES,
WAGON SADDLES ,
CARRIAGE HARNESS,
DRAUGHT HARNESS,
RIDING BRIDLES,
_ BLIND BRIDLES,
COLLARS,.
FLY-NETS, &e.
as low as the lowest.
March 4, 1867. tf
Money, Free as Water. A .
10,000 A E CTIV Local and Traveling A
gents, Male or Female, of all ages,
are wanted to solicit trade in every City, Town,
Village. hamlet, Workshop and Factory through
out the entire world, for the most saleable novel
ties ever known.-500 PER. CENT. PROFIT and
READY BALE WHEREVER ,OFFERED!!
Stuart men and women can make frcim $5 to 859
per day, and no risk of loss! A small capital re
quired of from $2O to B:oo—the more money in
vested the greater the profit. No Money re:paired
In advance—we first send the articles and receive
pay afterwards! If you actually wish to make
tnouey rapidly and easily, write for full particu
lars and address
• MILNOR & Ca, (From
210 Broadway, New York City.
Feb. 25,1887. ly
Notice.
ELIZABETII MAC R L EY'S EST ATE.2—Le t
ters of administration on the estate of Eliz
abeth Mackley, deceased, late of Strabart twp.,
Adams co., having been granted to the nhder
tagned, residingin the same twp., they hereby
give notice to all persons indebted to said estate
to make immediate payutent, and those having
claims agfsiyst the same tz present them prop
erly a4tbenticated for settlement. '
PETER M ACKLEY,
MARY J. CASHMAN.
Feb. 25, 1867. 6t* Administrators.
Notice.
CATILCRINE M ACKLEY'S ESTATR.—Let
tena of administration on the estate of
Catharine Mack ley, late of Straban town
ship, Adams county, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned, residing in the same
township, they hereby give notice to all persons
indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same to present thew properly authenticated
tor settlument • PETER MACKLEY; .
LigY J. CASHMAN,
Feb. 25, l 67. et* Administrators.
Notice.
FI:ISIUND F. GIIBERNATOR'S ESTATE.—
) Letters testamentary on the estate of Ed
mund F. GubernatLr, late of Conowago town
ship, Adams county,leceased, baring been
granted to the undersigned, sodding in the
same - township, lie hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to said estate to make fmme
diattpayment, and those baying claims against
the same to present them properly authenti
cated for estaemout.
JAMES W. GUDERNATOR,
Feb. 25, .1867. 6t Executor.
For Rent.
THE VIRGINIA M ILLS, with Miller's House,
and other privileges, one mile from Fair
eid, Adnms coeuty , fo r ' rent. Enquire of
Raj. John Masselinen near Fairfield, or of
M. a w. MeCLRAN,
Feb. ii, 1947. Gettysburg, Pa.
rmy absenCe, there will always be • thor
oughly. competent operator fa chirps of
the FaceGem' Gallery . , and work of all kinds
and under all circumstances Innit,give sails
lantiou before it can leave oar Rooms.
C. J.
. . .
. N order to prove the assertions made in
ADINS wautiug a good Article of Perta-
..favor of procuring pIiOTOORAPiIIi at the
pier:, Faun); Soap, or, Prallßrpshes, can booppliad at J. L. SCHICWBi. seelsier Gallery, call and sit for your
ir l Plol'llll.B. ?La charge will be made soli*
i_gp s goGV can ,bave soft handl 'by oiling ot o pleased with the result and choose ti lt
I'lL Dr. L Darases OLIEN.. , % eisaioe order. C. J. TYSON, ,-
S?Milian saute the 11th day of larch,
leer, sst thia Bounty Fund et Monistic'' ,
township.
Moses Hotelman, Peter Oradea', W. Como
over, Jacob Rohrbaugh, Willis= Koons,
flustlisu Gilbert, (School Directors); Mi
cheal Piece!, Treasurer, is account with the
Township of 31ountj-y, in the matter of
Bounty Tai—
Tax listened for the.rear 1864, $4,587 68
Tax maned for the year 1885, 4,4315 15
ji zonsrations for the year 1864, $llO 76
Panes gage paid Collector, 89 41
Balance to hands of James Collins,
Collector, 44 39
lizonerations for the year 1265, 301, 16
Percentage for Collecting, 48 24
BlkiaßllM in bonds of James Roarer,
Collector, 154 33
A woo tit paid twenty-three recro ,0, 6,800 03
Interest paid in Hank and Stamps, - 330 27
Treasurer's percentage, 37 74
Balance in hands of Treasurer, 8 1 , 128 53
We do hereby certify that we have examin
ed aad settled the above account in the mat
ter of Bounty Tax, as far as laid before
and fin , l it correct, and that there Is a bal
ance of Eleven Hundred and • Thirty-eight
Dollars and Fifty...three canto ($1,138 53) in
the hands of the Treasurer.
WILLIAM RUNE,
JOHN HORNER,
March 25,1887. 3t' Atiditors.
POLAND'',
Nagle Bilious Powders.
THIS PREPARATION is the dis•
covert' of the Rev. J. W. Poland,
furearly the Pastor of the Raptist
Church in Gofstown, N. 11., and
Nd 'a man dearly beloved by that de
pi nomination throughout New Rng-
DECk , land. He was obliged to leave
the pulpit and study medicine to
save his own life, and his MAGIC POWDERS
are one of the moat wonderful discoveries
of modern times. It 1s
The Great Lim tad 111 limit Remedy 1
which iompletelythrows in the shade all oth
er discoveries in medicine f and it affords him
much gratification that they receive the
unanimous approbation of uit who.have tested
them. The Magic Bilions Powders era a
Po3itiva Care for Liver Complaint!
in .it■ most aggravated form, and an imme
diate corrector of all
BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS,
Excellent for HEADACHE;
CONS-TIP A TI ON,
PIMPLES, BLOTCHES,
SALLOW SKIN, DROWSINESS, DIZZINESS,
HEARTBURN, PALPIT-ATION,
And a most wonderful
Cure and Preventive of Fever and Ague!
(We advise all who are troubled with this
fearful malady to always keep the Powders oa
band re ,dy for immediate use.)
Here are a few important particulars :
Ist.—They are the Great Specific for all
Bilious Affections.
2d.—They are the only known remedy that
will cure Liver Complaint.
3d.—They are the only known remedy that
will cure Constipation.
4th.—The Powders.are so thorough in their
operation that one package will be all that
the majority of those using them will require
to effect a cure.
lith.—Thay are a mild and pleasant yet the
most efaetaal cathartic known.
°Lb.—They are the eheapeat and best mcdi.
clue extant, as they can be -sent by mail to
any part of the globs for tha price, 50 cents.
Circulars, containing certificates, inform a
tion, ke,, ,sat to any part of the world tree of
cinema.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, or by mall
on application ito
C. G. CLARK k CO.,
General Agents,
New Nareu, Coax.
Pries 50 Cents per Box
March 18, 186 Y. ecovrty
Coe's Dyspepsia Cue !
T „,s Great Remedy for all Diseases of the
• STOMACH,
is the discovery of the inventor orCoe's val
uable Cough Balsam, while experimenting to r
his own health. It cured Cramp in the
Stomach for him which bed-before yielded to
nothing lint chloroform.
The almost daily testimony from various
parts of the country encourages us to believe
there is no disease cauied by a disordered
stomach it will not speedily cure.
Physicians Endorse and Use It 1
%misters gm Testimony of Its EXtaey !
And from all directions we re.ceive tidings of
cures performed.
DYSPEPSIA I
' IS is sore to care.
REAUTBURN
SICK-HEADACHE 1 •
It has cured in hundreds of eaves.
HEADACHE AND DIZZINESS f
It storm in thirty minute,
ACIDITY OF VI& STOMACH
II cornets at ones.
RISING OF THE FOODS
It stops Iretnediately,,
DISTRESS AFTER EATING!
One dose will remove.
CHOLERA lIORBUS I
Rapidly yield. to a few doses.
BAD BREATH I
Will be changed with balls Bottle.
It is Perfectly Harmless
Its UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS is owing
to the tact that IT CURES BY ASSISTING
NATURE to reassert her sway in the system
Nearly every dealer in the United States
sells it at ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
C. G. CLARK k CO., Proprietors
NEW HATIA, C OTE.
March 18, 1867. eowly
- - ---
Tin Ware and Stoves.
MAR subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he still continues the business
of making
ALL. KINDS OF GOOD TIN WARE
at the old stand . (formerly Andrew Polrey's,)
in York st , •eet, Gettysburg, where he has the
largest assortment of tin ware in the county,
with many other articles for kitchen use, &c.
Also, COOKING STOVES & NINE-PLATE
STOVES, of the very best kinds.
S. 0, COON.
Mar. 12, 1865. tf
J. M. ROWE
Dupbora & Hoffman.'
NEW STORE,
ON TR' lOHTRWHST CoRI- sit or via DIA-
MOND, GETTYSBURG.
(Known as leroke's ner
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CAR
PETS, QUEENS WARE, kC.,
all of which have been bought• at the lowest
market prices and will be sold accordingly.
Give them a call. No trouble to show Goods.
P. D. DIIPHORN,
8. W. HOFFMAN.
Oct. 6, 1966.
Photograph Albums.
'prig largest, most beautiful and cheapest
1 lot of Photograph Albums ever offered
in Gettysburg. just received at the EXCEL
SIOR GALLERY. Albums holding 50 Pic
tures on ysl 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 are
determined to Pell lower than the same quali
ty can be bought fur anywhere in this county
or out of it. C. J. TYSON.
Jan. 28, 1807.
Choice Western Lands.
HAVE on hand some choice Western
I
Las is, well located near Railroads, Coun
ty Towns, Churrhes, School-houses, kc.,
which I will exchange at a fail price for Heat
Estate in Adams county.
GEO. 'ARNOLD.
Gettysburg, Feb. 25, 1862. tf
r, -
$9,242 $3
$8,064 30
Oae dose will cure
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For restoring hair upon bald Leads (front
whatever consult thaw have fallen outland fore.
Ing a growth of hair upon the fuse, it has nel
equal. It writ forte the liettrif to grow upon this
smoothest Mee In flow) live 14) -eight weeka, or
[ hair upon bald heads 111 iron, two tot h ren months.
A few Ignornut pnietJtioners have asserted that
there is nothing that will force or hasten tho
growth of the Itilror heard. Their assertions sin
false, as thousandsof living wltnes.sea ( from their
own experience) can hese witness. Hut Insetty
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nine-tenths of the dtlierciit Preparation)! ittiver
tised for the hair and heapd on• entirely worth.
1 , 46., and in may have already thrown &
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wouhl Atty, tr.; the IL/Tarr:tor 4 '44 OP I : i t with
you nothing unless It fully comes up to nor rep.
raseutattons. If your itrug gist does trot keep tt,
send unnue dollar and we will fin ward It.posipsl4l,,
together with n receipt for I o money.. whleh will
he returned you on a polleation. providing snWr•
satisfaction is n o t given, Address,
W. L. CIAJIME & CO., Chainin
No. 3 West Fay..rte Street., Sy racLuto, N.Y,
March 1, ly
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Either of the above mentioned Articles will be
sent to any address, Mutely sealed, and postpaid,
by mail or express, on receipt of price. A.ddrios
all orders to . _
ISERGETZ, SIJUTTS d: CO., Mandato.
No. 24 Streept, Troy, N. Y
March 4, 1887. ly
Manhood :
HOW LOST, 110 W TtESTORED.-.
Just published, u new edition of DR.
or esi
t;l1 ELLWELL'S CELEIIitATISD
ise
LtiSAT oil the RADICAL CUSS (with
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Mr "'rice, In a sealed envelope, only a cents.
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at once simple, certain, awl effectual, by mans
of which every sufferer, no matter what his con
dition may be, may cure h cheaply, private
ly,__and radically.
I.llo"ThisLecture should beta the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps, Also Dr. l'alverweell's "Marriage
Citable," price PJI cents. Address the publisher.,
CHAS. J. C. KIM". l & CO..
121 Bowery, New York, P. O. box 4,580.
Feb. 25, 1134. ff. ly
Crisper Cows. •
Oh! she was beautiful and fair
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
IVitoseeut ling tendrils soft, entwined,
Enchained the very heart and 111 lid.
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rly using this article Ladles and Gehtleman can
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and is the most compiete arttele of the kind ever
offered In 1110 American pulite. Tint (,Asper
Coma will be sent to ally tuldrcss, sealed and
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Address all orders to
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No. 3 West Payette Street, S)rucusc, M. Y.
March 1, 18137. ly
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12 he beauty which once was KO owclous and rare,
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By the lime
OF Cif ftSTELLAR'ft VI,LIITE LIQUin
A:WEL for Iceprovnind beautifying the
complexion.
The fufrd valuable and perfect preparation In
ime, ter f t i l yi h it th e bowl a beautiful pearl-like
tint, that Is only found Iff youth. It. quickly ro
rnovms Tan. Freebies 'Halides, filotelfot. Moth
Patches, Sallowness. Eruptions, and nil Impuri
ties o f the skin, bluffly healing the mune. leaving
the skin white asid elear as alabaster. its telecast
not be deteeted by the eloc.stafenittny,end being
a vegent'de prep.fral ton Is porn.: tly homeless. It
Is the only artich,m - the k rid its , si by the Frersch„
and is eumildered by the I:trlslan ss I Milepensa
hie to a perfect toLlet. Upwards of 40,f100 bolgire
were I.{o/11 during the )..aat.pear. a ,mftlelent guar
antee of Its ettjeaey, Prb a only 75 rents. Smut
by mail, postpaid. on receipt of In onler, by
Cal„ chemists.
2S :flyer Streel,„Yroy, N. Y.
March 4,1587. ly
Wlaiskers
NI) MITSTACIIESI—Foreed to - geow upon tbs
I'l smoothest lace in ilOlll Clark, to live week*
by losing 1/r. SEVIGNEi , ItESTAI'ItATEUId
CAPILIAIItE, the moat wonderful discovery in
modern science, actin{,•• upon the Beard and Hats
In au ulinot4 miraculous manner. It hug beau
used by the elite of Purls and London with the
moat flottering . suceess. Names of all purchasers
wilt be registered, and if entire satisinetam is
not given In every Instnnee. the money will be
cheerfully refund. d. Prier IT mall, sailed - and
postpaid. I. Desaliptive eaettittrs and testily/it,- •
n tut I mailed (rue Address II Patti U rnt
a Co.. Chemists, No. 2st 11i% er Street, TrAy , N. X
Bole Agents for the Clotted Stuttit „.
March 1, 1E47. ly
Beautj'S
A lIBURN, GOLDEN, FLAXEN AND SILKENII ccrtis pro.lueed by the .1110 of Prof.
ItEUX' FRI:44R CHSA'EUX. One appli
cation warranted to curl the must straight and
stubborn hair of either sex into wavy ringlet/oft
heavy mass! ve curls, Has been used by tha.
fashionable!' of Pfu'Lit and Lottiltht. with Sim paw*
gratifying results. Does no injury to the bait.
Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, SI. Demerit,.
tive circulars mailed tree. Atbmss BEROP.P.,
Silurrst & 4.1)., Chernista, No. :NS River street.
Troy, N.Y. Sole Agents for the United States.
March 4, 1867. • ly
Excelsior ! Excelsior !
niIASTELLAWS UAJR EXTEIINUNATOSi
For removing superfluous I lair.
To the Wiles especially, thh, invaluable darns.
tory recommends Itself as being au almost
Indispensable ankle to female beauty. la.asiaLly
applied, (lout not mini or Inlnaettte *Elk
_hut
seta directly on the roots. It warnanted to
remove stmertluous hair from lorr ItYl hsad
from any part of Vie body, completely. lota ly
and radically extirpating the sane, IeaTIA
the skin soft, smooth and naturat,
Is the only article used by the French, and
Is the only real effectual depilatory In existence.
Price 75 cents per Package, sent postpaid, to War
addreas, on receipt of an order by
MElt Ik:tt, SHUTTS et 00., Chordate._
265 River Street, Troy, N, T.
March 4,1887. ly
ASUPERIOR quality of the beet 'Loudon
Draft fIAIiES, oirh or without fasten
brio, for lAN by D. MeCRHAEY k 802 i.
IHAVE gone over the trnirastoik
BUEB sod FRAMER, It, ttis lartirke
Untied. and masked thew Oown ow. w A
traooinn of CUlt. Nuw is Tow ties
gains. O. J.