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AT Int" VE 41Y1)4.11.4LF CENTS
WAD MUSLIN'S
tit 1 7 TWNJ'B AND A HALp altiVlW
AJ.L KPIDS OF GOODS . AT ?SLOBS Pg-
ryING CoIIPOTICON
1641 at once and buy some of the Cheap
(Soda now opening at
FAHNESTOCKy.
4 '011.10141 8, 1867.
" /few Arrangements.
ItitgßY OVE
As thil kaiiimors sf., Ce!(yit erg,
1 11 1 4 4e arrangements is get fresh ssold ee
every week from the city end is determined to
101 l cheep. Ife invitee all to ere him aea
mock consists of GROCERIES, NOTIOSS,
tLOUR, Corn , Mei!, Chopped Feed, Corn,
Oats, Fuh, Bacon,Lard, Cheese, Crackers,
Tobacco, 9egars an Snuff, UGkR, COFFEE,
eas, Syrup, Molasses, Candies, Coal Oil,'
Fish Oil, Tar, Beat Cider Vinegar, and a great
variety of Notions, Candies, kc., Aro:
Mir the CAM or. Trade will be given for
Country Produce, such as Flou Corn, tats,
Doom Potatoes, Rags, kc.
April 1 , Ls 4. a
To. Builder'.
• SAVED PROPOSALS for the erection of
A NEW BUILDING FOR THE USE OF
§
T f r E• PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF
--71'ORSYLVANIA COLLEGE, will be reeeiv
.d by the nutlereigned, until SATURDAY, the
4th of MAY nett. The building will be loca
ted north of the town, OP the Newvil:e road.
- the main building will be G 3 feet frointand
gafint deep, wjtUtt wing.so beet by. 44 beet,
both three atone'. The plane and specifi.2a-
Cons call be seen et the office of R. A. Stabler,
Bag., St cret”ry of the Board of Trustees. The
Committee reserve the right of rejecting any
or all proposals. Proposals can be lett with
either of tits u .dersigned.
C. WIRED TIT,
H. L. BAUCHER,
A. D. BUEHLER.,
H. S. HUBER,
WM. M. BAUM.
tetltysborg, April 8, 1667. 3t.
Grocery & Liquor Store.
"IL L•I/GIC assortment ot . fi ne
lI
GOCSUISS,
_ ens, Coffees, White Sugars of al/ kinds, and
Brown Sugars, 0100, prime new crop Orroans
Molasses, and all graieA of Syrup&; LESS
lIACKEIitiI., best in market. All Rinds of
LIQUORS,
wliolesale and retiiil, prime Wine, Brandy.,
lip, Whiskey,. /kr., for medicinal and other
purposira, in any quatrity,
writ. mi.hives Verb Ilitfers, and the
"Waal Angari Bitters.
it J. MARTIN,
Baltimore IL, Gettysburg
Apr . 11 :, 1867. t(
A Large Sale
4lr V/WEJAKI.It PF,aLSOYAI. PROPKRI'Y.
—tau TCKSINI, APKAL Igtn, non, at
* rr clock., A- M., the subscriber, haring quit
housekeeping sod taken bonrding st the Key
stone House, (Win. K. Myers. Proprietor,)
aoll at Public Sale, at his residence, in Gettys
burg, the following Personal Prneerty, wiz :
I TIMER SKATKD CA fißlAtift, B:ressr-
Land - and Crupper, 2 Crain Shovels, Grind-
Atone, Cross-cut Saw, Wood Saw. Also Douse
luld and Kitchen Furniture, coitsisting la
part of
1 . BUREAU, Corner Cupboard, Kitchen
Cupboard, Tables, Chairs, large Settee, Look
ing' Glasses, Window (Venitian Stud
others,) Beusteads and Bedding. 81.0 yards of
Carpeting, CLurch Pete Civillion, 2 Sinks,
Cooking Store and tistures,Stove Pipe, Drum,
Douglitray,'a large lvt of Queens ware,
Tin
ware, Earthen-wars and Stone-ware, Iron
Kettle, 2 Ccoper Kettles, Tuhs, Barrels,
I caches, 4 Ciiilppitrit 'Cocks, Boxes anti
C-bests. Also. a lot of PRIMP. BAXUN,
aihowi-lers and Sides, S.iusne, ILsri, Apple
mud Peach Batter, Canned Fruit, ands great
r•rietr of other articles not mentioned. •
learPetsons should not fail to attend this
sale, as there will he a `chance to purchase
a I Ili ogt any artic lain the housekeeping line.
Everytiling that is advertised and a great lea!
amore-will be sok!.
♦ credit of nine months will be giren by
• 'SAMUEL LiiILBST
April 1, 1-507. •
. •
• -
- Proclamation.
HERS ASthe Hon. Rolfes? J. Visusa,
President of the several Courts of Com-
unou Pleas in the Counties composing the 19th''
District, and Justice of the Courts of Oyer and
"T'erminer and flenerrtl Jail Delivery, for tits
trial of all capite , l and other offenders in the
said district, and luso E. Maltase and Ism
Mousses, Esqs., J,pdges of the Courts of Own
mon Pleas, *ad Justices of the (roans of Oyer
and Terminer end General Jail Delivery, for
the trial eft' all capital and other offenders in
She County of Adams -have is.ited their pre
rept, hearing date the 23rd day of January, in
she tear of our LORD out thousand eight hun
dred 'and • eixty-seren, nod to me directed, for
holding a Court of Common Pleas, and General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and General
- Jill Delivery end Court-of Oyer and Terminer,
at Gettysburg, ou MONDAY, the 15th day of •
APRIL, 1867
NOTICE IS BERM" GIVEN to all the
Justices of the Peace, the Coroner and Consul
blew, within the' inid County of Adorn+, that
they be then and ihere in their proper persons,
- with their Rolls, Rei•orils, Inquisitions, Exam
factions, and other Remembrances, to do those
things which to their offices and in that behalf ,
seppsitain to be done, and also, they who will I
prosecute againit the prisoners that are or
then shall be in the Jail of the said County of
Adams. are to Le then and there to prosecute
against them as alas)) be just.
PBILiP HANN, Sheriff. -
Sheriff's office, Gettysburg, Mar. 25,'C7.
Tilden Tomato Seed.
WSoffer select seed of the "Tilden" saved
from perfect fruits. The -
smoothness and Handsome appearance, great solidi
ty •ad superior quality of tins new vntiety com•
bins to render 4 ;lie moat minor& tomato taw '
in cultivation. s i
Price, (by mail, postage free,) 251 rents per
packet. EDW'Q J. EVANS & CU.,
No. 9 N. George at., York, Pa.
April .1, 1867. lm
-^
^ •
Latakia Tobacco.
iSTRODUCED by the celebrated Trateleri
Bayard Taylor, 'row. Mt. Lebanon. , The I
Illicit Smoking 'Macro known—it irk de
scribed by Mr. Taylor as "soft, arurnatief and
of delicious odor, resembling that of Oise
roses;" maturing eery early, seed sown ai late
as Jane will perfect a crop. We offer choice
see I of this variety, from seed of Mr. Tapes
own 'raising.
Price, (by mail, postage paid,) 25 cents per
Letrket. EDW'D. J. hVANS & GQ.,
No. 9 N. George at., York, Pa.
Aprifl, 1867. lm
--
' 6 Cents Reward.
TAMES ,FRANCIS fIOWSRS, a bound boy,
tran away from the subscriber, reading in
trabals township, on the 28th of March ult.
The boy Ii about 16 Jean old. AN persons
_ are warned not to harbor or trust him on mri
account.
SCHRIVER
April 1, Jl6i. 31 _ -
• N•tiee.
CHARM'S C. SMITH'S ESTATE.—Letters
of Administration on the estate of Charles
c, Nadi, too of Nountpleasent twp., Adams
vitustY, deleased, having been granted to the
underaistaed,itesiding in tire same township,
he hereby gifepi notice to all person/ indebted
to said setae to make immediatit payment,
and those baying claims against the same to
permed. them properly authenticated for set
tlement."' . PETER K. SMITH,
- April 1y 1867. 61*
Twinet iLINIATURES, at the Excelsior
.1r Oallerg, ate superb and furnished 'AMU wanting a good article o r Nail,
third -Calraint exeniine Seery, Fitnej Soup, or Hair Brushes, can
meLs., - • 'to a: TitISON.I e supplied at J. L. SCUICrIi.
.61cyniza
P- 4 1 6 4_ s
diETTYSIII7O.O.'
TN tonnfction with tbeitl4T and SHOE
busiuelt,
.8 . 0
JW &,W4O DAS'
tsar* .opened oat a full to entirely sew
Kock of
-RY GOODS
AND
NOTIONS.
For tbs . LADIES we bate all the LATEST
STYLES of
For Nen and Boys we have Clothe, Cassimers,
Jeans, Tweeds, CuttoLades, Nankeens, Drills,
Denims, ke.
March 25, 18,37
- Great Reduction
IN PRICES UP
AT J. C: ZiiiJeK A SUNS, NEW OXVUKD, PA.
Wr truce just returned from the city, where
we bought a very largo and well selected
mock or all kinds of gocdi, suitable In our
line, under . _
Our stock consists in ?wren( FRENCH HEM
NOES, FRENCH GOBOURGS, Delanes, Cali
' cons, Plaids, Bleached and unbleached s
, lies ; a large assortment of Balmoral Skirts,
Hoop Skirts, Qloves, &c.
Ml N'S WEAR, consisting in part of Broad
and Beaver Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassi
mares, Cassirlts, Plain and Fancy Flannels,
Under-shirts and Drawers, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS and CAPS, Driving and Bcckskin
Gloves.
A complete assortment of GROCERIES, at
low rates.
HARD-WARE,such as Tire Iron, Spring,
Shear, Blister ai.d Cast Steels, Horse riboes,
Horse Shoo Bur, Nail Rods, Hammered Iron,
Nails, Spikes, Shovels and Forks, Door Locke,
Pad Locks, Latches, Hinges and Screws.
Paints, Oils, Glass. Putty, kc.
CHINA 'ND 'QUEENS-WARS, by the set.
Thankful fur past :patronage, we hope to
merit the same in the future.
J. C. ZOUCK k SON.
New Oxford, April 1, 1867. ly
, ' MARCH 1, 1861.
.
AGENERAL STATEMENT, (embrlring
three annual settlements,) of the Boun
ty ACCOULIta of Stratum township, up to.isiarch
lit, 1867:
DR.
Loans from 'Bank and sundry per
eons, Feb. 1864, $5,1050 Od
Tax assessed 1864, 4,616 55
Loans from Batik and sundry per
sons, Sept. 1864, 6,880 00
Tax assessed 1865, 8,651
Loans frm Bank and sundry per
- sons. Feb. 1865,
Tea assessed 1866,
Subscription money received,
CR.
Paid voionfeerl for Feb. call, 1864, $3,700 00
Notee and interest paid Bank and
or ndry persons,
Expenses of Board, Committees,
abate:weak, Cotlectots' fees, tc., 503 65
Exoneration*, 66 38
Credit on Sept. call, 1864, 150 00
Abatement on TAX, 1865, 317 43
Notes and itstewest paid-Bank and -
saudry persons, 6,889 27
Paid 17- volunters, $404 each, for
Set t. call, 1864, 5,1 - 00 00
Paid Messrs. ne,rdorf, Lett, Wee
_ver, IVible, Mote, C,'dori and
Hoover, fur substitutes, each
$3OO,
Paid 17 volunteers, excess over $3OO
of subscription,
Exonerations and mistakes,
Expenses of Board and Committees
filling quota,
.Collectuts' lees,
Allowance to Board for time spent,
86 days, P 6 00
Credit an Feb call, 1865, 139 66
Notes and interest paid Bank and
sundry persons,
Paid 19 vulunteers, $4OO each, for
Feb. cull, 1865,
Paid 19 volun4lers excess over $4OO
of subactipifon, 3,335 00
Paid S. A. Gilliland, for substitute, 400 00
Expenses of Bustrd and Committees,
filling quota, ike., 497 66
Exanerations and mistakes, 342 23
Abatement on Tax, 1866, 273 32
Collectors' fees,
LlHis with ,Committee,
Broken Blink money,
TreasupT's salary,
Outstanding , tax, •
In hands of Treasurer,
MONIES RECEIVED by Wm. SW!smith,
Treasurer of the 'unt). Fund of Straban
townskip,,trom March Ist, 18t;6, to March
let, 1861
DR.
Received from Tax Collect e , $6,345 28
Received of Bounty anbacri tion, 25 00
MONIES PAID by William Seal!smith, Treas
urer of.the Bounty Fund of 'S•.rnban town.
ship, from March Ist, 1866, to March Ist,-
1867: '
Notes and interest paid sundry per.
SOO6, 85,197 C 2
Paid S. A. Gilliland, for subalitnte, 400 00
credit by receipts,
Paid Com mittro,
Treasurer's salary,
Broken-Bank money,
listens. in hands of Treasurer, 344 38
ffiPTRY HITCHER; President.
WM. STALLPIIITII, Secretary:
107 b, the undersigned, Auditors of Straban
township, having been sworn according tO
law, and hitting examined the:above state-
ments, believe them to be correct.
J. H. FICKES.
HENRY B. WEANER,
JOHN G. BRINKERHOFF,
Auditors.
LIABhITiSS OF STBIBAN TOWNSHIP.
J. Lynch, . $6BO 00
R. Vent's, 5_50 00 ,
J. L. Grass, 200 00
S. Mickley, -150 00
• C. Benner, •.600 00
A. Witakor, 100
E. Ji M. Graft, • 470 00
J. F. Felty,
t :,
6 42 4 0
2 00 5
H. Hoover,
P. Donohue, ?So 00
GETTYSBUR G, PA.,
CARPENTER a OuNTRACTOR t
keeps constantly on bind and manufactures to
order,
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash, Door and
Window Frames, Cornice, Door
and Window Brackets,
or any other Article in the Building Line.
Seasoned material constantly on hand, ex
perienced workmen always in readiness, and
work executed with dispatch. giarOrders
Wanted. promptly attended to. [Jan. 28. 6m
BLACK OAK B ARK
PEE - CORD
TORN SURELY'S BSTATE.--totters of M.
will be paid for good Black Qatk Bark, delis.- I
=intimation on the eatate of John Sheely,
ered at Sindoe's Mill, on Marsh creek, fear 0
late of Mountpleasant township, Adams coon.
miles northwest from Bromitsburg. ty, deed., basin been gnats/I to -the under-
B ILNB.Y CROSISTEB:
6w signed, residin in the same township, they
hereby give no te to all persons indebted to
Stake immediate payment, and
tirns against the same to pte-
Ely for s ettlement.
,•
PRT6R QUICXBG,
JOHN B. dilk:BLY,
IT. et Adm'rs.
April 1, IM?. St
March 11, 1867
For lieut. , s tid estate to ,
B& VIRGINIA MlLLS,sith killer's lionse, those haying ch
and other privileges, one mile from Fair- seat them pope,
eld, Adams ,county, for rept. Enquire off,
Mkj. John klueselman, near Fairfield, or of 1 * *
March 18, 18
U. A W. .11cOLHAN,
Gettysburg, Pa.
Adm'r
Feb. /I, 1867
'FEW SITO,BEI
DRESS GOODS
•rn
DOMESTICS'.
ROW I WoODS
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hard-more, kelieess-soare, ,
THE LATE DECLINE
Bounty Account.
-
W
THE PREMIUM
BROWER AVID REAPER.
DODGE'S HARVESTER.
AWARDED the Special Diploma and
Grand Medal of mow as the best corn.
bitted Mower, Hand-raking Reaper end Self.
raking Reaper—on exhibition at the great fair
of the Si. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, October Gtb, 1966.
OHIO AND BUCKEYE PATENTS.
At the great trial of Reapers and Mowers at
Auburn, N. Y., in July last, by the New York
State Agricultural Society, this Machine was
awarded the preference over all others in
Class No. 5. This class was the most impor
tant of any,es it embraced Mowing and Hand
and Self.raking Reaper in the same Machine.
This Machine has been awarded Medals and
'first Premiums by the Pennsylvania and lowa
State Fairs, and by hundreds of County Fairs
in all parts of the country. This Machine
took the first Premium at the Adams County
Agricultural Fair beld at Bendersville, Sep.
tember, 18t16. Also,
BALL'SOHIO k RUSSELL'S SCREW POWER,
Both first-class Machines, having sold a num
ber of these Machines in the last three years,
They have given generAl satisfaction wherever
used. We ask timers to call and examine
these maChines before purchasing tlsewhere,
as they will be able to make a better selec
tion. We could produce quite a number of
certificates from some of the heat farmers in
the county, but deem it unnecessary, as we
warrant these turchints to give satisfaction
with a fair trial, or no tale. Insured for one
season. •
'Extras always kept on hand. We hare
made arrangements to have repairing debe
when needed at any Lime and on moderate
terms.
With the above we hare for sale a number
of Talusb:e Farming Implements.
SULKY CORN. PLOUGH,
Can be used for plougbing and cultivating
corn—finishing one row at a time. Can also
be used for loosening up corn ground or pi.
tin in seeding. By raising the front shovels
it can be used for marking out corn ground—
marking two rows at a time. d Cornplanter
cen also attached, planting two rows at a
time.
CORN CRUSHERS,
For crushing corn in the ear or shelled
STEEL COMPOSITION BELLS,
For Schools, Churches, Farms, Arc.
STEEL PLOUGHS, SMYTH'S PATENT.
H A:Y A.k E s',
An article every farmer should have—the
best in the market.
.10,575 03
6,t94 34
7,360 U 0
Hand or self-discharging GRAIN DRILLS,
(Willnughby•a Patent,) with Crowell'a Guano
attachment. •
$50.074 28
Harrisburg GRAIN FAN, (Reynold's Pat
ent,) considered the best mill ever in use in
this county.
Any of the above machines can be had by
calling on or addressing the subscriber, 2
miles from Gettysburg, on tt it, Harrisburg
road, where specimen machines ern be seen.
Witt WHILE. Agent;
April 8, 1867. tf Gettysburg, Pa.
4,883 42
One Cent Sated
IS WORTH. TWO EARNED
11JUNEY•SAVING people, do not pay out
hundreds of dollars for BROOMS, when
you,can make enough in one evening to last
you a year, which will suit you better than
the best you can buy at any place.
This you can do, I will warrant it, if you
will buy O. W. KELLOGG'S PATENT, which
will cost yod but a trifle, and will last you
your life time. Then no further expense for
Brooms. It is not made of material whidh is
liable to break; nor does it fasten with
screws. It is in no way liable to catch or
tear a person's clothes, or mar f..rniture.
2,100 00
3,135 00
386 28
241 25
158 95
j I it is neither too heavy, nor too tight. It is
less complicated, less 1.,h0r to make, sad costs
lila than any other, and it sweeps more grace-
9,135 22
¶,OOO 00
fully.
AB who have used it will recommend it as
sighly.as myself. S imples can be seen at
any of the Po inting Offices in Gettyshurg e or
at the Keystone House; and at lohn A. Snow.
dads, in L•ts Chester, who has purchased
territory, and is prepared to sell family or
township rights to the citizens of Straban,
Tyrone and Huntington town•hips.
Jacob llsrman has pull:chased Berwick town
ship and Berwick borough; and Martin Shee
ler Slountrleasant township.
Family, township or county rights can be
secured by ailing on the undersi,nert, at the
Keystone House; flettyaburd, Pa., or if you
wait, you can purchase for your families as
the agent conies round.
Wltec planting time comes, just plant a lit
tle Broom Corn Seed and be prepared to make
your own Brooms, for the agent will teach
you in,a few minutes, so that you can make
as good a broom as any one.
122 C 6
Is ati
I 6 00
25 00
I 4 96
344 38
$50,077 28
L. V. DEAN, •
Keyptone House, Getty:burg,
Mareb 25, 1367. 4t20101*
$6,370 2d
Drainage Pipes.
/111 RE undersitned has now on hand, and
continues to manu facture, large quanti
ties of EARTHEN DRAINAGE PIPES, which
he offers at 8 cents per foot at the manufacto
ry. If desired, he will lay the pipes, either
water-tight ur lrose.jointed, at a reasonable
compensation. They have been tried in dif
ferent parts of the county, with entire suc
cess. For the drainage of cellars, &c., noth
ing better can be used. Specimens may be
seen at Kalbfleisch's store, in Gettysburg.
The manufactory is in .ofrord township,
near Lilly's mill. Post Office address, New
Oxford, Adams county, Pa.
JOHN BECK IL AN.
March 11, 1867. 6m*
Notice.
Ita7 88
30 00
25 00
16 00
$6,370 28
LEWIS MILLER'S ESTATE.—Letters of
administration on the estate of Lewis
Miller, late of Berwick township, Adams
county, deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned, residing- in the same township,
be hereby gives notice to all persona inoehted
to said estate to make immediate payment,
and those !lola,/ claims against the s ime to
present them properly authenticated fur set
tlement. NAT2ANIEL
March 25, 18d7. 8e Adm'r.
Wm. C. Stallsmitb,
$4,508 25 1
'NOR White
' Trimming'
CIAILPSTS
oaks, Sultlinp, Edgings and
,go to ROW k WOODS'.
axle at.
ROW a WOODS'
~_~
Brinkerhoff's
COEN SHELLER, SEPARATOR
AND CLEANER.
The undersigneewould inform the Agri•
cultural public that he has purchased from
the Patentee of thin extraordinary machine,
the Patent Right for the States of Pennsylva
nia and Maryland.
BrinkerLOW. Corn Sheller, Separator and
Cleaner, is pronounce.' the best machine of
the kind in thie country. An i in proof, it
may be mentioned that the "Advisory Com
mittee appointed to select latplernents for ex
hibition at the Universal Exposition in Paris,
in 1867, have selected this Shelle: as the best
in America," and at the request of J. C. Der
by, U. S. Agent, a machine has been shipped
to Paris for exhibition.
The fact may also be stated that at the
great trial of Agricultural Implements, at
Auburn, N. Y., in July last, ander 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 thepest Corn Sheller
out. They say, "We 'nave carefully examined
and thoroughly tested this machine, and have
no hesitation in pronouncing it the best Cr res
Sheller see ever saw." The upon is signed by
such men as John ,Stanton Gould, President
N. Y. State Agricultural Society ; B P. John.
son, Secretary to same; Solon Robinson, Ag.
ricultura! Editor N. Y. Tribune; S. Edwards
Todd, Agricultural Editor N. Y. Times.
From among many complimentary newspa
per notices, the following, from the New York
Observer, is deemed sufficient:
"Among all the Hand Con. Shellars made
in New York and Albany—and one single
firm manufactures more than 10,000 annually
—not one can enter the circle with the Sheller
just invented by J. Brinkerhoff, Auburn, New
York. It shells, separates and cleanses, rap
idly and easily, at one operation, as fast as the
ears can be put into the hopper."
The undksigned is now prepared to dispose
of COUNTY RIGHTS. He will have MEL
LERS ready for sale is the course of a month's
time.
All letters to be addressed to
WIC WIBLE,
P. O. Box 246, Gettysburg, Pa.
-March 11, 1867.
• ----
Tavern Licenses.
TI7E following applications to keep public
houses of entertainment, have been filed
in my office, with the requisite number of
signers, acil will be presented at the Court of
Quarter Sessionh, on MONDAY, the 15th day
of APRIL next :
Samuel Wolf, Boroagt of Gettysburg,
John L. Tate, "
Israel Yount, " 44
Conrad Snyder, "
G. W. McClellan, " si
Henry goblet, Borough of Berwick,
Francis J. Wilson, " .s..
Hersh & Jones, Borough of Littlestown,
Philip Bernier, " it
Joseph Barker,
Levi Kreps, I/ is
George W. Res, Butler township,
EmannerViller, Conowago "
Samuel Eicholts, Franklin "
George Bear, It it
Israel Little, is is
Levi Piteer, , IS a
E. P. Ilittinger, ft It
Daniel Miller,
Samuel S. Moritz, Freedom . "
'Joseph Kline. Huntington "
John D. Becker, Is
Jane A. Reed, IS
Peter Shively, Hamiltonban
Alex Benchoff,
Stotigh & Fisher, Latimore "
John. Kapp,
O. P. House, Menallen
Charles Myers, 41
Conrad Wagner, M'tpleasant "
•
Jacob Martin, Oxford
Isaac B. Houser, ft
Francis X. Smith, "
Jacob L. Grass, Straban II
Joseph Dote
William Sadler, Tyrone IS
Robert IL Dicks, Reading "
Prancie Bream, Cumberland "
Daniel Baker, Hamilton,
RKBTAORANT LICINIZII,
Hannah Kitzmiller, Borough of Gettysburg,
Theodore Heiser, Borough of Berwick,
Adani Roth, Conowago township.
arose LICRNM.
Wm. J. Martin, &woad' of Gettysburg,
Gets. F. galbtleisch, " •
A. W. MINTER, Clerk.
Pea S. H. ELCHOLTZ, Deputy.
March 25, 1867.
Register's Notices.
NOTTCR is hereby given to all Legatees
and other persons concerned, that the
'Administration Accounts hereinafter mention
ed will be presented at the Orphan's Court of
Adams county, for confirmation and allow
ance, on MONDAY, the Isth day of APRIL,
1847, at 10 o'clock, A. M., viz:
10. The account of George Royer and Da
vid Deatrick, executors of Adam Gardner,
deceased.
11. The second account of Philip Weaver,
one of the executors of the Fill of Jacob
Wearer, deceased. .
19. The second account of George Weaver,
one of the executors of the will of Jacob
Wearer, deceased.
13. The account of Jane Cashman, admin.
istratrix of William Cashman and Trustee for
sale of lands under proceedings in Orphans
Court.
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14. Second account of N. W. Woods, Esq.,
executor of the last will and testament of
Carson C. Moore, Esq., deceased.
15. The account of Wm. R. White, execu
tor of Samuel London, decease&
16. First and final account of Israel Little,
administrator of David Little, deceased.
17. First and final account of Drink Jacobs
and Samuel Jacobs, executors of George Ja
cobs, deceased.
18. Second and final account of Henry Culp
and lion. D. Zieglir, executors of the last
will aufl testament of Peter Culp, Sr., decd.
19. First and final account of George Throne,
administrator of the estate of Andrew Rile,
late of Franklin township, dece.sed.
20. The account of Lewis S. Wortz and
John Z. Welty, administrators of the estate
of Henry Wortz, deceased.
21. The second account of Daniel Stall
smith, acting executor of Peter Trostle, dec'd.
W. D. HOLTZWORTH,
March 18, 1867. Register.
Notice.
TOSEPII BAKER'S BSTATlL—Letters of
t y administration on the estate of Joseph
Baker, late of Fralklin township, Adams coun
ty, eeceased, having been granted to the an•
dersigned, residing in the same township, he
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same to pre.
sent them properly authrntica.ed for settle
ment. WRY KNUUSB, Adm'r.
March 4, 1861. 6w
Collectors, Pay 114.
T HE Collectors of State end County Taxes, ,
for 1885 and 111 0 :03, are hereby netilled,
t settlements ot_their respective &Wiesen ,
most be made at the coming April Court,.te
COMO2OIIIIP on the 15th.
By order of the County Commissioners.
J. M. WALTER, Clerk.
March 12, 1867. te . ;
L.ARGH 'VIEWS of the B the singl"
jor in sets, very low Also, STIRS('
St OPIO VIEWS of the Alst.le Piel.l at tle
Faceisior eallery. Don't hal to see than. '
C. 4. TYSON.
.10-^-- .
Tabu&le Propenrites
FOS BALE,.
TOM 0: &NOE, LAID AUDIT,
11 Mew 011POILD, ADAMS COMITY, PA.,
Has for sale a amber of draftable proper
ties, to which be asks the attention of those
wishing to purchase.
A LARUE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
SHOP, with DWELLING, situated in • coun
ty seat, near Railroad awl Depot. Good
chance for doing all kinds of work. Also,
several Town Lots will be sold with the above
property at desired.
• FARM OF ISO ACRES, in Adams coun
ty, with good Stone House, good Barn,
near - a turnpike and railroad.
FORTY ACRES, with good House, Barn,
he., three quarter, of a mile from n railroad
station. A good chance.. terms easy.
A FARM OF 300 ACR ES, in Adams county,
thee* mites Iron) a railroad and good market.
This farm can be divided into two farms,
there being already two sets of improvements
on the tract.
A FARM (o'los ACRES, de the Carlisle
turnpike, under good cultivation, with a large
Brick Rouse, Bank Barn, and other out.build
ings, all new.
A LARGE FLOUR HILL, with 25 Acres of
Land. The mill has four pair of Burrs, and
all machinery for doing merchant work.
Best water power in the county.
A FARM OF lib ACHES, near the Hano
ver turnpike, on which is erected a good
House, Barn, and all necessary out-bitildings.
A FARM OF 195 ACRES, in Adams coun
ty, ea which is erected a good House, Barn
and other out-buildings.
18 ACRES OF WOODLAND, 2 milesfroM
New Oxford.
A. FARM OF 200 ACRES, good land, with
large Brick Boast, 'Barn, and 2 Tenant Houses
—4O acre. in wood—half a mile from the
Conowego Chapel.
♦ FARM of 100 Acres-225 can be par
cbased-2} miles from Gettysburr, near Chem.
bersburg pike ; large wearherboarded House,
Bank Burn, kc ;40 acres in wood. The Farm
has been recently limed.
A FARM of 120 Acres; with good House
and Barn; 12 acres in wood.
A HOTEL, in New Oxford, two-story;roomy
and eoasenient / for business. Good ebance,'
terms 'easy. ,
Also, a number of good nouns ind Lots
for sale in New Oxford,
Pericles wlioNvish to buy Beal .Estate, as
well as those who wish to sell, are requested
to give the subscriber a call at his store io
New Oztord.
Address,
JOHN C. ZOUCIC, Land' Agent,
New Oxford, Adams county, Pa
April 1, 1867. ly
The Natleasil
REAPERS AND MOWERS.
Oar hetet,' Patents
•
The No. 1 Machine has two Driving Wheels,
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This Machine can also be used as a
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The Machine is also perfectly balanced, no
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No. 2 is s light two-horse Machine, and is
differently constructed, cutting oc the right
hand side ; and in front of Driving Wheels is
a Self-Raker and Si.ie Delivery. The differ
ence in the width of cut ti 6 inches.
-11,p shifting lever and the raising and low
owing limn are both at the driver's right side,
and with his right foot upon a pedal and his
left npou a feet-step, he has the poWer and
control of the whole machine, he can raise or
lower the platform from three to fourteen
inches, can throw the rtigchine out of gear,
and regulate the rake so as to make the
sheaves large or small, and all this at the
same time and without retarding the motion
of speed of the machine.
AU Machines• warranted to give satisfac
tion 1 For further information apply to
LEWIS BUSHMAN, Agent,
3 miles south of Gettysburg.
March 4, 1867. tf
SHIREMAN'S
XATIONALLBILF-DISCH•HOTIIG STICHL SPRING TOOTH
Horse. Bake 1
Patented September 9ik, 1862, and Re-issued De-
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- This Rake Is an Independent Steel Spring
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most perfect HORSE RAKE now in use.
With this Rake the Horse does 'all the work,
both the Raking and Diacharging, by the dri
ver moving a lever a few inches, which throws
it in gear, and as the horse moves forward it
&hies the teeth and discharges its !dad, and
then shifts out of gear itself, the teeth drop
ping down ready to rake again. By tilts ope
ration it is easily understood that the Baker
hos hardly any work to do at all
Important imp.ovements have been made of
late, making it very simple and durable in its
construction. Thousands of them have'been
fold in the few last years, and given the beat
kind of satisfaction.
Apply to LEWIS 317SHMAN, Agent,
3 miles south of Gettysburg.
March 4, 180. tf.
Railroad Building
AND CIVIL ENGINEERING.
111:1E undersigned are prepared to contract
for the BUILDING OP RAK.ROADS,
and will perform. the ENGINEERING of the
same, or not, as may be desired by Railroad
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Having had a number of years' experience
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ed ready for the rolling stock, will be con
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Sun Iron Building,
Ifar:h 18, 1867. 4w Baltimore, Ed.
Wanted Immediately.
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for COBBIN'S ILLUSTRATED DOMES
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N.ttoo.
STATE OF GENET SPALDING, ES.Q.—
Letters• testamentary on the estate of
dory Spalding, r: sq., late of Germany town-
I ship. Adams county, deceased, having been
' granted to the undersigned, the Ent named
residing in Germany trwnship, end the lest
named residing .in Oxford township, they
hereby give notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and
I.hose hiring claims against the same to pre
sent them properly anthentteated fot settle
ment. JAMBS SPALDING, -
D. C. SMITH,
March 11, 1162. at Executors.
Ilatiligliel. -
101E1 SIIINGLES, the best to the market,
for sale at JACOB SHEADBII nyr Lem
, Yard, on the Railroad, adjoining the Lime
Elias. Or ttrobarg.
Nov. 26, 1866, ti
. Casa and Lumber, .
QF every variety, at the Yard of
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IHZ best PHOTOGRAPHS "ode is this
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ipshorg, opposite the Babk.
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HE SEWIN6 MACES.
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THESE WORLD-RENOWNED
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Are celebrated for doing the beet work, using s muck
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and by this introduction of the mast &meowed
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cases of CROUP we will guarantee a
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being the cheapest and best medicine extant.
C. G. CEARIC k CO., Propriettirs,
lisw Mavis : Coss.
March 25, 1867. eowly
Lyon's Periodical Drops 1
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
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-I I have tested these Drops in my own prac
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To all who suffer from any inreguhrity ;
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'Explicit directions. bearing my fac simile, ac
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They may be obtained of nearly every drug
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to C. G. CLARK & CO., New Haven, Conn.,
General Agents for the United States and
Canada. DR. JpUN L.-.YON,
PIaaICING PNTSICIIN,
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barPriee $1 50 per Bottle.
March 25, 1861. ecwly
I r0n....1r0n...-Iron I
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Ur The subscribers respectfully inform the
public , that they have erected a Forge in coo
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mar ufacturing
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respectfullj invite Blacksmiths and Dealers to
give them a call, fee:lug satisfied that they
will be able to please as to quality, finish and
price. BRINGRAN k 'WARREN.
N. B.—The highest market price paid for
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Dec. 17, 1866.
.. .__
Cooking Stoves at Tinware,
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Double Fire Chamber, Patent Fire-place
e, a new and superior invention. Call
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Jan. 28, 1867.
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township, on Tuesday and Friday of each
week, to give his attention to Justice's busi
ness. [Dec. 3, 1866. 4m
JsN order to prove the assertions made in
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In an almost miraculous manner. It has been
used by the elite of Paris and London with the
most flattering success. Names of all purchasers
will be registemd, and if entire satisiection la
not given in every instance, the money-will be
cheerfully refunded. Price by mall, tented and
postpaid. SI. Descriptive c,rculara and testing**
Plan Mailed free, Address liblßOElt.iiiilllllll
CO.,* Chemists, No. %5 River Street, Tru)", S' • Y:1
Sole Agents for the United %hike.
March 4, Ise, ly
Beauty 2
.4 MORN', GOLDEN, FLAXEN ANASILKEN
21. CURLS, produced by the use of Prot. DEE
REUX' PRISES LE cit KVEUX. oe appli
cation warraoted to curl the trios, etraight gad
stubborn hair of either sex into wavy ringlets, or
heavy massive curls. Has been used by the
fashionable , of Parts and London, with the toilet
gratifying results . Does no lujury to the halt.
Pries by mall, sealed and postpaid, SI. Deeerip.
live circulars matted free. Adams DElttiElt,
SHUTTS a CO., Chemists, No. 2E6 River street„
Troy. N. Y. Sole Agents for the United States.
Starch 4, Ltia7. ly
Excelsior! Excelsior
CIIASTELLAR'S HAIR RITERkIINATOM I
For removing ouperfluotie Hair.
To the ladies especially, Ibis invaluable depth
toti recommends itseß as Wag an aletalle
indispensable article to tamale beauty, le easily
applied, does not ourn or Injure the shin, b ut
acts directly on the rdets. It I. weriewated eeri
remove superfluous hair from low imadererts, or
from any part of the body, completely,
and radically extirpating the adittle. tsav
the skin soft, smooth an d natural
is the only article used by the = Trawl
is the only real edlictiurd depilatory Rs Ma •
Prim 7S cents per package, sent pretpaid.ilowsirr
eddmiag a rr
t t receipt of an order by
GER, 'MUTTS d: (XX, Chenetedk: 1 1.
• 286 River atreet, Troy..M. T,
March 1,1887. ly
ASUPE6.IOII quality of the Wit Titiodbit
Dralt HAMliti, with or without fo*tuts.
ion, for Ella by D. MaCRILLRY/
•
T RAVE gone ores the asitie ff1,54,441.4 V
WIIIIS and TRAMS, at Om Eager .;
&inlay, and marked them down to with a •
fraetion of con. Now is !oar Owe fat Vas- •
pine. 0. ITIBUN.