illimise,ty Umlaut. . ' '
it. lease it. i rrisede,,Vichnel Meter and
Doe% Cori, issriptgliteei duly elected
A adKetierfdit tigh Aowas kip :if :Irak, ft ngtoni
Count,' •( ,dams, and ba'eing been dbiy
niblnit ate4ding to jaw, and basing• met at
aka plebo house ldf John D. Becker, in Peters.
tilos Ifenday, tee Ste day of April, A. 8.,
Hifi for the purpose of auditing the various
ace° eta of said township, and none of the
persons lotlrested is the Bauuty Fund of 'said
towtrigap ..eppearing before said Auditors,
ttret'llidasi adjourned to meet again on the
251i1s ' tit Aitil, for the purpose of auditing
the'
T A
ty Rand of said township, end gave
bon - 'the Board of School Directors and
other Minions interested in the Bounty Fund
of said township losappear before them on
the said 25th day ofsßpril, agrerableto the
Act of lith Jay of March, A. D., 186. Acd
now, to wit, the 25th day of April, 111167, said
Ilisr.l of Auditors met agreeable to adjourn
anent, and bars undo statements and awaits,
as follows:
ISTATHIIHNT outdo the 25th day of April, A.
D., WM, of the Bounty Account of.HUN-
TiIiOTON TOWNSHIP, Adams connty, Pa.
U. 0. PRTICHS, - Obalrrnin of a Committee ap
pointed by the School Hoard of said town.
ship, in swoon's' wltb said townthip:
1864. DR. tr
Yeb.l2. To cash of It. Httesliew,receiv
ed of sundry persons, It= 80
Fab. It. To note In Carlisle Depoalt Bank, ,5,000 00
34 at. 24. "
e "
- 4.006 OD
June 2. " 4 . 410 OD
Aug. 1 14.7U 50
kept. t. " ' •Gettyabers Bank, 3,037 00
LT(' cash received of J. A. thud-
Mir. by subscription from sun-
dry Persour,
" Lii,uar, oo
1504. , ca. ~--___,..=
Feb. By $3 recruits. SaX" so
By expenses of Commit, 140 05
" Disomm t
t and exchange Bank, 991 W
'
June. By 5 rserdiaa. 2,,gt5
Commutation paid for ! E. S.
Hymn, Joustbeartior i Amos
Little and J. 11. Chroulater, 1,200 (XI
."' Traveling expenses and board, 67 75
ft Telegrepiii lig, 187
" Discount and exchange, 153 36
" Fees to W. H. Brannon. W. B.
Clarduer and H. C. Peters, in
Fenruury, 75 00
4 Charges of Peters in June, 30 00
Sept. 1. By 43 recruits, 21,500 00
- " Traveling expenses and board, HU 34
" Telegraphing, 3 Ski
- " Fees and premium, 90 u 0
Exchange and expressage, 32 00
!services of.Petem, r 101) 00
Mar. 9. Cash ' paid J. A. (lartirer ' Treas. • MO 00
.. . *yin. " " WO Oti
15117. .
lipr.2s. a , a J. J.ldetclilf, Treas., 80 37
We, the undersigned. officers.of the School
Board of tjuntington township, do certify that
the foregeing statement of :be account of 11.
C. Peters,,Chairmim of a Committee enpoint•
ed by said Semi', Is correct to the best ol'our
knowledge and belief.
JONATHAN MILLER, Prest,
, GEULWE X. grey.
April 25, lif67.
STATES!«NT Wad.. the 25th day of April, A.
11., 1867, of the Bounty Fund of HuNTING•
TON" TIOWNSHiP, for the year 1884:
J. A. HARDNSR, Tasurer of Bounty Fund
Tot Huntington to #nehip, in account with
said township;
1864. DR.
To !lead TAR' meet ved ofmundry peroons, $l2l. 00
earl/ received of H. C. peters, ism oe
lkinduiold to sundry pentads, 4,00 00
Tax collected on duplicated 1864, 7,218 zo
Tax received of eolleetora. 4.1165 31
Note (int ty.ttorti Bank, • 4,008 00
- Datanctidus Treasurer, Ycis 00
•
11164. Ci.
13y cash pald'on ardent,
lu Bank,
J)lgnsount and stamps,
l'al4l un Bawd and interest,
'lamps on pineda, •
MOW Tax reftludrd. •
Treasurer's autistic
The above account, as stated, was audited
on the tub day of June; 1845, by the under
s-41mi, Asiditors of fluntinglon township and
reported opt the Treasurer's
hooks as correct.
JOHN STITZNI.I., •
A. A. WIERRAN.
ISAAC B.'TILOSTEL,
Auditors.
STALTEN . FMT made the 35th (14y of April. A.
1867, of the Bounty Fund of II UNTING
TUN TOVNSIIIP for the yenr 1885: -
F. N. W.' BOWNIS, Treasurer of Bounty
Fund of Huntington township? is account
with said to wnship
1865. DI.
To Cash reeot vett of callretor of tax,
Loads .014 to hand ry persons.
:iota in tiattlitburg /Sauk.
- - •
11165. , ea. "
11y amount paid .1. A. Gardner, late -
Treasursr, 323 S 00
.
Amount paid Bank, • s,Osi 00
1 nterest and Pt:mm*ln Bank, VC 21
]'aid ou Bonds and Interest, 2,019 72
stamps on Bondsauld, 704
Tali on ordem, 1 . 2.; It 2
Treasurer's percentage, 4 1 1 13
Balance du* towatiktp, 230 19
Tha above actionnt was ntidited on the 4th
day of June, A. D., 1866, byj the undersigned,
!Auditors of Huntington towship, nud report
ed on tits Treasurer's books;ss correct.
ISAAC 111. TROSTKI.,
"ILIL:HAN MINTER,
Auditors.
STATEMENT made the 25x , day of April, A.
D., 1867 , of the Bounty Fl. nd of HUNTING
'TUN TOWNSHIP for the year tfie,ti : '
JADES J. METCALF, Tieusurer of Bonity
- Fund of,Huntington tow ihip, in atmount
e, with said township: _e n
1 - 868. on.
-To cash received of F. N. W. PoWers.
late Treasurer. 8230 IS
i'mati eeoelved of eollectort of qv, 2.075 49
floods sold,
s' B,7aS 00
Cash received of Peters, _
250 37
1A66. cs.
By rash paid . In Bank,
hoaresclo book,
Paid on Bowls and Interest,
Paid OD crrders,
Stamps on Akoids,
Y:zouerstlon to H. Myers,
sramtage 'to Tree/14pr,
110411M.51 dot townshlp;
'We, the undersigned. Auditors of Hunting
ton township, Adams county. baring auditeJ
the above aceunat of James J. Metcalf, Treas
urer of the Bounty Fund of said township, do
report the same notrect as stated, and that
there is a balance in We hands, due the town.
",,ehtp aforesaid, of the sum of Nix Thousu"d
-Bight Hundred and Saventy.four Dollars and
Sixty-one Coots. We further certify that we
bare examined the account OM- C. Peters,
Chairman of a Committee appointed by the
School Board, and that we have examined
the Recounts of J. A. Gardnei and F.N,W.
Bowers, former Treasurers of said tionoty
Fund and Aqd them correct, as above stated,
to the best °four knowledge and Wier. Wit.-
tam our liasids the ,4th day of April, 18C2.
ISAAC B. TBOSTEL,
'DAVID CAUL,
Auditors,
Amount °ilex levied,
by J. A. Gazdnei, 64 59 19 SO
mi. •
Wecie " dlby Shelley, 3011 (12
stalaiieb due on duplicate 011564, 641, 15
•vW 273 —L I
okidieseription received. SSA n
Ar i kkor i c u ttq 47 einaulttue fur recruits, 12103 ?i,
. .
......111
• . - 114023 OA
111 42
345 44
'lieu
1863.1
Amount of tiki levied. -
:e z z o oen 4:111102:, or,
ea 7zor'eolleetes.
ineTurstrox TOWOOIIIIO uc Iva
u, Air e : no /fry Aooovarr. I
Dee 065
zadtraitery ontownithip Bonds.A s4. M 00
/
Balapeo - ~a affeesMer, - WM et'
Oanstandlft tax In dojltcateal 18$4, '_ 1144 lb
in hap& 25 fm
Outstain:VosoMattfali, 2,sue 07
Tax lofted 11111 ff • 7 Cal 04
Ballow attained adistad - urfa
11. num is
p r e ,
PRT,VATC,Opit.—..ifit, untiersigned
affetaing Ipeopertyi, .114 w f 419 It-iti4k A
U EL, IM tiltenth Witshingtom ,tired at Pri.
cute Bnle. The house is a NEW TW:..I-BTORY .
BRICK, with Back-building, and an extra
Building adjoining for a Bur-room. Also .an
the premises a good Stable, a never-failing
well of water, a cistern, and choice fruit.
The property is a very desituble oat, and
should command the at tentiott of onyers.
This is the house that was so. terribly
ebellad daring the battle of Gettysburg, and
will always be Welted upon as an object of
interest on that istoout.t, •- •
The teretertan tro' Lome& by culling on the
subscriber, - residing
• • JACOB STOOK.
April 29, 111C7.
Orphan's Court Sale.
Arks BATUUDAYO the lath day of MAY
J next, by order of the Orphan's Coati of
Auama county, the subscriber, Administrator
Of Joseph Baker s Sr., deceased, will offer at
Public Ehtle, on the premises, the real estate
of saiid decedent, cis,
A TRACT OF LAND, containing rt Acres,
more or less, 'Uinta in Franklin township,
Adams county, on the road leading from Hill.
town to Miltenbergere Mill. about half a
mile.frout the Chapel, and adjoining lands of
Henry Reamer, Andrew Baker, lad Henry
Rnouse. The improvements are a
one and a huh story LOG HOUSE,
Log Stable, and Fruit Trees— tilj
with a shrimp of water.
About one-third of the tract Is cleared and
under fence—the balance well covered with
chesnot, ruck-oak and pipe.
Persons wishing to view the property are
requested to call on Joseph Baker, Jr., re
siding thereon.
Sale to commence at I o'clock,•P. W., on
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by
3.228 00
HENRY KNOCHE, Adm'r
By the Conrt—A. W. Ithrrek, Clerk.
April 22, 1867. 28
Valuable Dwelling house
AT PRIVATE SALE.—The subscriller, in"-
tending to leave Gettysburg, offers at
Private Sale, the HOUSE in
'which he now resides, in Balti
more street. it has been that ,
mighty repaired 4 painted and pa-
is furnished with an abundance of
so:0 water, add with g.e. The - property has a
front of seventy-eight feet on Baltimore street,
has a specious yard, aid. a number of chuice
Fruit Trees in it, and a large Barn in the rear
of it. Posseesion given Sept. Ist, 1867.
' IF. A. MUSLENBERG, Jr.
April 2; 1867. 3t
' $34.015 00
X-tra! X-tra
XTS.A -floe Drees Goode a•.
ROW k WOODS'
XTRA good Muffling at
k WOODS'
XTRA Cheap Calicoes
ROW it WOODS'
XTRA nice Parasols*
ROW & WOODS'
ArTRA pretty Fans at
. ROW it WOODS'
XTRA colored Alpacas 14
R 1D lc WOODS'
WM!
x_rnA style Limns at
,ROW & WOODS'
$1,7R3
11,30 U OU
d7).80
1(6 92
XTRA strong Corsets at
ROW & WOODS'
16 50
1,J57 70
de 03
XTRA made Hoop Skirts at
ROW k WOODS.
- •
Ski/Ong at
itOW k WOODS'.
XTRA. eight-cent Calico at
ROW WOODS'.
XTRA opportuuith.s to hay Cheap at
ROW k WOODS'.
April 29,1887.
121,00, 51
New and Cheap Clothing
AT BRINKERHOFF'S.
STACKS OF THEM!
T BRINKERHOFF, corner of the Diamond
and lurk etrret, has inst returned from
.the city with au guuzu4:ll.r attractive anion
men! of
VI,VUS
4.7*-1.1
2.01 J U 0
CLOTHING FOR SPRING & SUMMER WEAR,
which he will tell et such prices as cannot
fail to take them otf very rapidly. Call and
judge toryourselves. To look at the excel
lent material, tasteful cutting, aid neat and
substantial sewing, and then to get his low
priers—calk:a c.runut help but buy, when
they see it act touch to their interest to du so.
He bus Coats, Pants, Vests, of all styles
and materials;
Hats, Boots and Shoes;
39.906 13
$9,906 13
Shirts, Well kinds, Hosiery, Gloves; Hand
kerchi.fa, Neck Iles, Cravats, Linea and
Paper Collars, Suspenders, Brushei, Combs;
Trunks, Valices,,Usubrellfs, Pocket Knives,
Segars, Smoking and Chewing 'gobaccos,
Pipes, Stationery, &c.;
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thousand
and one other articles, 'entirely too numerous
to detail in a newspaper advertisement.
Ile asks the attention of the public. to his
new stock, confident that it will please-:—aud
o one can or will sell cheaper. Don't forget
.he place—corner of 'rink, street and the
iamond, Gettysburg.
JACOB DRINKERHOFF.
April £9, 1867. tf
Great Conowaga Mills.
OF
ow 00 0 WH BUSHELS EAT WANTED.
he undersigned, having remodeled and int
poved his Mills, near New Cheiter, Adams
county, (formerly called "Wilnut Grove," but
now "Great Conowngo is prepared to
do all kinds of work in his line with unusual
dispatch.
Constantly on, hard, for sale or exchange,
the very bes. finalities of Super, Extra end
Family FLOUR, also Rye, Corn and Buck
wheat Flour, with every variety of Chop and
ofal of wheAt.
011,33104
r2,-As 00
336 00
1,493 30
42 00
16 06
OW
21 is
6,(C4 61
SHAH 04
• Having a SAW MILL attached, he is rre
yarrd to saw all kinds of lumber, at the short
est notice. A farmer in peed of lumber and
flour ' c . n put a log upon wagon , throw a
few bushels of wheat on the - top, have the
wheat exchlnged for Hone, and the log sawed,
thus sacmg , a double trip—and as because of
the new and perfect machinery now employed
iu these mills.
Having the best, of irorkmen, be will be
able to please ererybody. ,Thatilful for past
tavOrs, he hopes for a continuance of the
=
, N'ew Chester, April 22, 1807. 17•
Tavern Lieentoe.
TRH application of J. A. H. Reather, (with
the requisite.number of signers,) to krep
o public house 'of entertainment, In Pctler
township, Adams county, has boen filed iu oay
office, and will he pi esenled at the Court of
Quarter Ses.ions, on TUESDAY, the 21st day
- of MAY next.
t5,?.762
Also, the application, (with requisite sign
ers;)) of Mteh,,el Red!, of tionowago township,
tot Store L Liaento.
ADAM W. MINTER,
April 29, 1807. Clerk.
•
.
MnrgARGARET BRINKBRLIGFP'S EQTATE.
—Letters tistantentary on the estate of
aret Brinkerhoff, late of Straban town
ship, Adams county, deceased, having been
grante I to the undersigned, residing in the
seine township, he hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to said estate to. mate imme
diate payment, end those having claims against
the seine to preeeitt them properly authenti
cated for settlement.
96,514 79
ArrUAtt, 1887. St* Executor. -
rIIERHIBLE SLAUGHTER in the priers at
I all kinds of Reggly 7 toade Clothing! To
be conviueed you belie but to can at
PICKING'S.
CI.SAA FACKS.--jist received another
supply of superior Razors, Strops, Brush
es and Soap, as ROW t WOODS'.
fiILIN rush ittor the q t riloirior Gallery.
/ are waited upon iuVotation and with din- -
patch.Ov J. TYSON. . - •
0
11. J. MYEIIS
JOHN EL BRINKERHOFF,
XL I 1VC1. 7 $
TEGETABL'E AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!
Gray-headed People have their
locks restored by it to the dark, fusorows,
sifken tresses of youth, and are happy I
Young People, with light, faded or red Hair,
have these unf ashionable colors changed to
a beiutiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
Dandruff and Humors, use it, and have clean
coats and clear and healthy scalps !
Bald-Ileacled Veterans have
their remaining locks tightened, and the
bare spots covered with a luxuriant growth
of ,Hair, and dance for joy!
Young Gentlemen' use it because it Is
richly perfumed!
•
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
their Hair in place! •
Everybody mare and sift use it, becalms
it is the cleanest and led article in tha
market !
For Sale by Druggist/ ganesally.
Price4l 30 per bottle..
tar Forlsale by A. D. Buebler sod It. Ber
ner, Gettysburg, and A. F. Barker, Littleatowu.
April 22i 1867. 6m
Green Ridge! .
STORE
AND NEC GOODS I
17N'EORBECK
nenced Store-keeping at Green
familton township, Adams county,
Mpton turnpike, and would inform
hat he, has just returned from the
excellent assortment of
S, GROCER;ES,
I -WARE, VEENS-WARE. .
'SOAR-WARE, TIN-WARE,
1 CANDIES, NOTIONS,
Tobaccos, c., Sc.—indeed,' a full and com
plete line f Goods, to ,suit the necessities
and tastes f all. His prices are as low as
the very 1 west—Calicoes at 10 cents and
iinslins et
,11 cents, as instaneett.
NE"
JO
Has corn
Ridge, in H
on the He
the public
city with a l
DRY GOO
HARI,
lie feels that his goods and prices will be •
satisfactor to the public, and therefore in
vites a lar e sh tre of custom, from near and
far. Don't! forget the advice—the Green
Ridge Store is the ;lace to get the full worth
of your money.
April 22, 18G7. If
Another Veto
N-0 RR I S
B Y
CLOTHING,
IIATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AS CHEAP AS BEFORE THE WAR.
ALSO,
Anything in the Gentlemen's Furnishing
line,
Can be found at the Cheap Stoie of
T. C. NURRIS
1867. tf
April 15,1
NoTicE
and
Admicistra,
ed will L.
I
Adams co
ance, on 11
1807, at 10:
itcgister's Notices.
;1 is hereby green to all Legatees
Other persons coucerned, that the
ion Accounts hereinafter mention
resented at the Orphan's Court of
nty, for confirmation and allow-
ICESDAY*, the :list day of MAY,
,o'tlOck, A. M., viz:
account of Jesse S. FißSill and
Issell, Execs,' ore of the last will
eat of Jonas Fissell, deo( ased.
account of Jacob Hostetter and
lye,y Eiecutors of John aostetter,
:2. First
Emanuel F
and testame
23. Firs(
Martin Grt
deceased.
24.. First and final account of Adamilarget,
Executor if the :last will and testatnent, of
Margaret S err, deceased.
25. The r6rst account of William Bowers
and John MIL ever,Executors of the last will and
testament cf John Bowers, deceased.
2t/. The account of Mary Bigham, Adminis•
tratriz of .lamnel Bigilham, deceased.
27. Firit! and 'filial account of Joseph A.
Welf,tiA.dnOistrator de bouts non with the
will annexed of Phllip Wolf, Sr., deceased.
28. The first and final account of Samuel
Eclat, Adm uietr..tor of the estate of Daniel
Kann, late .f •Butler township, Adams coun
ty, decease i,
d final account of James Tlobin
, of the last will and testahicat
binsan, deceased.
29 First
son,lt'accu
of A lexios
30. Seco'
Wert, acti
deceased.
31. The
Groop, Ad
A. Groop,
1
and final account of Burkhart•
Administrator of Jacob RCx,
cond account Of Ali Koch. E.
listratrix of the estate - a George
riffil
and final account of Joie'. h Be
nisfrator with the will,unuexed
32. The
dermnn, A
of Peter W
33. Neeo l
Noah
deceased.
34. The
John G.
will and te.
35. Fitet
Smithop&4l
er, deceased.
account of William Leas and
• litninistrators of George Yeagy,
t account of Peter Bercaw and
kerhoff, Executors of the lost
ent of George Bercaw, dec'd.
•i final account of Lydia Ann
istratrix of Boreas Smith, dec'd.
t and final account of Peter
inistrator of the estate of George
asod.
35. The
Markley, A
Spangler,
t and final account - of Jacob ff.
aistrator of Boujamia
37. The
Fee.ser, A
deceased:
38, ,eco
cell, Adm .,
deceased.'
39. The
Executor
George PI•
l account or G. Cornelius Hart
ittator of Augustus liarizell,
olid account of Jacob Plank,
be last will and testament of
deceased.
, ~I
d final account of John Baker
ollioger, Executors of the last
entot David Bilker, deceased.
4 account of George Bernier,
laet will and testament of Jo
creased.
40. First
and Sanin
,win and tea
I
41. Me
Executor o
seph Helot
unt of John IL Hersh, Admin
istißn era, deceased.
t account of Dr: Juhn W. Ben
tor of Jacob C. Bender, Jec'd.
account; of Wm. Bataan end
e, Executors of aohn Itittase,
42. The
istrutor of
43 The
der, Admin
44. The
Ishmael It
deceased.
45. The
to sell the
ant of Daniel Baldwin, Trustee
`estatee of Peter baker, lete of
liamiitenb. 11 ; wiraltip, deceased. •
40. The : rst account of Levi Lawrence, Ex
ec star of ti, In t will and testament of George
. ti
Lawrence, lec ased.
47. The , rat and final account of Michael
Reily, Executor of the last will and testament
of Jacob A la ws, late of Conowago township,
Adams eon ity,IFA„ d!meased.
48. First and final account of H. L. Miller,
Administra or ae bonis non cum testamento
annex° of Philip Miller, late of Ha-minim town
ship, deceased. l
49. The account of Louisa A. Smith, Ad
totiistratrix of • Dr. Joseph N. Smith, late of
Butler towiiship, deceased.
50. The first and final account of Jonas
Ronanzahn, Administrator of the estate of
Abraham B. Hummer, deceased.
51. The first and final account of Ron. Isaac
E. Wierman, Administrator of Jacob ?Ickes,
deceased.
Si. The first and final account of Elizabeth
Bream and Cornelius Bream, Administrators
of John IL Bream, deceased.
53. First and 5 rial account of Ron. Isaac. E.
Wierman, Administrator de bolds non with
the will annexed of Mary Hildebrand, deed.
64. First and final account of James H.
Ili t ile, Administrator 11 Alexander. Meares,
deceased. i .
55. First and final account of Peter Mack
ley and Mary Jame Cashman, Administrators.
of Elisabeth Madkley, deceased.
E 6. First and final account of Peter Ilaek
ley and Mary Jane Cashman, Administrate*.
of Markley, deceased.
1 "V".. U. 1101.TZW011111,
April 22, 1867. If-Christer.
• .r. t
Gettysburg w
GOVERNMENT SOROS OF ALf ISSVES,
SEVEN- Trim TIES
♦!D
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
hought nod so4J.
Orders for poi chase and isle of
STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD,
promptly executed.
IearLINTRREST allowed on SPRCIAr. DE
POSITS at 3, 4 and 5 pis cent, 'welding to
length of time of deposit.
T. D. CARSON, Cashier
April 8, 1867
The First National Bank
OF GRTTYSBFKG
AIZO WS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
• AS USUAL.
Buys and Sells all kinds of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER
Converts 7-30 Notes into 5-20 U. S.• Bonds
ipar Orders solicited and pr..mptly attend
ed to. GEO. ARN0..1.), Cashter.
April.ls, 18€?.
7-30's. 5-20's.
w E pay particular attection to the
CONVERTING OF 7-30'S. INTO THE
NEW 5-Aig.
Bonds delivered Immediately.
NEW STATE LOAN
sold al City rates
bar a ld and Silver wanted.
*THEE, SON & CARL,
Bankers,
April 15, 1867. You, PA
$l,OOO REWARD!
RAN AWAY, April 15r11,18(17, High Prices,
a very unpopular fellow ; oo thanks for
his return at we bare substituted a very pop
ular gentlemen in his place called Very Cheap
at PICKING'S.
Look to Your Interests.
ATdthe south end of Maio street, Faiifield,
Adams couuty, Pa., can be found an as
sur.went of
NEW - GOODS
st reducra
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of all kinds ; Calicoes at 10 cents per yard,
Sfualins 12} cents pPr yard;
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
proportionately cheap.
ALSO CHEAP GROCERIES,
Sugar at 10 cents per pound, and other th;ngs
in proportion. Determined not to be under
sold, and considering it a pleasure to show,
Goads, we extend an invitation to all. Come
and see our stock, as we believe it will be to
your interest to call before purchasing else
where. DANNEU k SIIIELDS.
April 22, 1807. 3m
Removal
1867.
A. R. FEISTEL,•
Dealer in Clocks, Wale/ice and Jewelry,
AS removed his Store to' York Street,
next door to Boyer k Son's Grocery, and
'reedy opposite the Gettysburg National
,Bank, where he has on hared, and is constant.
ly receiving, large supplies of
°LOOKS,
from the best Manufactories in the United
States ; all styles, Regulator,Office, tight.
dap and Twenty-four Hour locks, with and
without Alarm Attachment—all warranted,
and will be sold cheap. i'tices from $3 50 to
$9 50.
WATCHES,
of American and Foreign manufacture; Gold
and Silver, Hunting-ease and Open-faced Le
vels, Detached Levers, Straight Line, White
Movement, Lepines, Railroad Time-keepers
and Timing Watches, all warranted—at prices
ranging from $l3 QV to $75 00.
JEWELRY.
A splendid assortment of Rings, chased and
plain, Wedding Rings, sings suitable for
Gifts, Silver Rings, and Grata Percha Rings,
Ladies' Breastdins and Ear-rings of all styles
and prices, Gent's Pins of all kinds, Masonic,
Odd Fellows. Red Men and Templar's. Gold
Pens nod Pencils, Napkin Rings, Silver
Thimbles, Spectacles, silver, plated and steel,
a large variety. of Gold and Silver Vest and
Curb Chains, Gent's Bosom Studs, Sleeve
Buttons, Lockets, Charms, die., &c., sold
bLINATILIt THAN THIC CH [AMT.
Wertlo..ks, Watches, Jewelry and Musical
Instruments of every description. REPAIRED
to order, and satiafaction guaranteed in all
=
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto•
fore extended to him, he hopes, by doing goud
work, at reasonable prices, to merit the con
tinuance of the same.
A. R. FEISTEL.
Gettysburg, April 15, 1567. tf
• Call at the New Store,
OPPOSITE THE COURT-HOUSE,
Gettysburg, .F'enn'a.
NEW GOODS
AND LOW PRICES!
The undersigned have opened a new Dry
Goods Store, in Kendlehart's building, dire:t
ly opposite the Court-house, Baltimore street,
Gettysburg, and start with a splendid stock,
embracing everything 'to be round in a first"-
class establishment. Bought for sash, and
at the latest decline, we can offer barguips
that must astonish every one.. Come and see
for yourselves, and you will find what we
here say verified. With good Goods, small
profits, and fair and square dealing, - we shall
endeavor to deserve, what we most respect
fully ask, a liberal share of public patronage.
We offer a fine assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIIIERES, Jeans, Cottonades, Vestlnge,
Gloves, Suspenders, Neck Ties, and every
thing else in the Gentlemen's line.
For the Ladies we have SILKS, ALPACAS,
POPLINS, Bereges, Lawns,, Delaines, Ging
hams, Calicoes, Gloves, Parasols. Hoop Skirts,
Corsets, Hosiery, White Goods, with what
ever else' may be called for.
Also, a large stock of MUSLINS, Saeetings,
Tickings, CARPETING, QUEENS-WARE,
Umbrellas, Window Shades, Ac., kc.
Call at the New Store, apposite the Court
house, and examine Cars stock, before par
chasing elsewhere,
REBERT k ELLIOTT
April 15, 1567
1867. Spring Millinery 1867.
AND FANCY GOODS.
AiISS H. McCHHARY has just received a
large and beautiful usaortment of new
style,
Fancy Bonnets, Crapes, •
- Fancy Hats, RsFoes,
Plain Hats, Ruches,
Feathers, Frames,
Ribbons, Nets, •
• Flowers. Pius, ke ,to
. Also. a neueral assortment of Ladies' Tol-•
LET C. 0 JDS, consisting in pai t of Embroider
ed Farley Head Dresses, Plain do., Linen and
Thread Are Collars, Paper do , Thread Lace,
Fancy Combs, Blessing do., Hair Brushes,
Perfumery, Soaps, Powdet s, Corsets, Hosiery,
eslores, Linen Hankerchlefs, Hoop Skirts and
Infant Goode. .
Thankful for the liberal patronage she has
received in seasons pest, she hopes to receive
float her lady friends an early call.
April 15,-1861. 2m
flew' Spring Geed&
ASCOTT it SONS hare ism received en.
, other tine assortment of NNW GOODS,
consisting. in pert, of Cloths, Cassimeren, Cassi
nets, Kentucky .lea n s , end Tweeds,. for Oen-
Omen's wear. Alen, a fine assortment of
LADIES' DRESS cIOODS.
Our stock bas been setected with great mire,
and we are prepared to sell as cheap as 1114
other establishment in the country. We ask
the public to give us a call and judge for
themselves. We defy ccmpetiti. n, both as to
quality and price.
A. SCOTT k SONS. •
April 15, 186 T.
T ii-UNILS AND SACKS for sale at
SOW k WOODS'.
THE PytEMIL'M
MOWER AND REAPER.
DODGE'S HARVESTER.
AWARDED the Special Diploma and
Grand Medal of honor as the best coin
lined Mower, Hand-raking Reaper and Self
raking Reaper—on exhibition at the great fair
of the St. Louis Agricultural End Mechanical
Association, October Gth, 1466.
OHIO AND BUCKEYE PATENTS.
At the great trial of Reapers and Mowers at
Auburn, N. T., itr July last, by the New York
State Agricultural Society, this Machine was
awarded the preference over all others in
Crass No. 5. This class was the 11:104t impor
tant of any, as it embraced Mowing and hand
and Self-r ,king Reaper in the same Machine.
This Machitie hits been'awarded Medals and
first Premiums by the Pennsylvania and fowa
State Fairs, and by hundreds of County Fairs
in all parts of the country. This Machine
took the' first Premium eL the Adams Connt;
Agricultural Fair htdd at Benderarille, Sep
tember, 186 G. Also,
BA I.I.'SOHIO k RUSSELL'S SCREW P::`, WEIL
Both first-cities Machines, oaring sold a num
ber of these Maohines in the last three years.
They have given gener.il satisfaction wherever
used. We ask turners to call and examine
these machines before purchasing elsewhere,
as they will be able to make a better selec
tion. We could produce quite a number of
certificates from some of the best femora in
the county, but deernit unnecessary, as we
warrant these machints to !give satisfaction
with a fair trial, or no sale. Insured for one
season.
' Extras always kept on hand. We have
made arrangements to have repairing done
when needed at, any time and on moderate
terms.
• With the above we have for sale a number
of valuable Farming Implerneuts.
SULKY CORN PIIOUGII,
Can be used for ploughing and cultivating
torn—finishing one row at it time: Can also
be used for loosening up corn ground or put
ting in seeding. it) raising the front shovels
it can be used for marking out corn ground—
marking two rows at a t,me. A Comp!hitter
can alb() be attached, pinnting,two rows at a
time. •
CORN CRUSHERS,
For crushing corn' la the ear or shelled
STEEL COMPOSITION BELLS,
For Schools, Oho rebel, Farms, ke.
STEEL PLOUGHS, SMI'TH'S PATENT.
TiA.YRAKES,
f
An artirle every farmer should have—the
best in the market, hand or solf-dischargiug.
{ RAIN DRILLS, (Wil!oeghby:s Patent,)
with Crowell's Guano ittutchaseut.
•1867,
Harrisburg GRAIN FAN, (Ueynold's Pat.
ent,) considered the best milt ever in use in
this county.
Any or the above machines can be had by
calling on or addressing the subecribei, 2
miles rim Gettysburg, on kt . e liarriaborg
mid, where specimen machines can be seen.
WTI. WIBLE. Agent,
April 8, 180. tf
P L ED OUT!
ifl PRIM for Clothing. Call, ex
amino and be convinced of the fact at
H. F. Debring ill Bro.,
Fresco and Ornamental Painters,
FREDERICK CITY, ,MD.,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that
they are prepared to FRE:II L CU CHURCH
ES, HALLS, PRIVATE REt.IDENCES, Ace.,
in the most approved styles, modern or an
e.ent. All wurk warranted 1 ,3 1 give B:lliflinC
tion us to taste, durability an cheapness.
April 22, 1b67. thn
I Great Reduction
I. I E
IN PRI - C I S!
I prig, undersigned tal esgre!at pleasure in
I . saying that they have 1
t JUST RECEIVED
a large stock of NEW GOODS, suitable for
Spring and Summer Wear, which they will
L i ..
sell at VERY LOW prices. We can sell
Bleached Muslius, t yard wi e, at 18 cents,
which was sold at 30. cents a. ew Meeks ago.
We have reduced the prices of ALL OTHER
GOODS TN PROPORTION. .i • •
We have GENTLEMEN'S WEAR as follows :
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,Kentacky Jeans,
Cottonades.• Linens, Suspenders, Half Hose,
Gloves, Collars, &c., Ac.
LADIES' WEAR—Cloths and C.issimerea,
t ( it
for circulars esti sacks, All otcas, =Mohair
Plaids, Detainee all styles, Ging ams, Calicoes,
Gloves all kinds, Hosiery, Ace., c.
No trouble to show Goods. 'Givens a call.
DUPHORN dtIHUFFMAN.
-Gettysburg, April 8, /BFT.
Just Ole Plate .
TO GET , 4
YOUR GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C.—
The undersigned lanying bought out
R. 11. Wisotzkey, (fornserkt • Strickhouser
k ;Visotzkes,) will continue th
GROCERY, PROVISION -
business, at the old stand, in it !Galore street,
a few doors south of the Court- .ouse, Gettys
burg, where it will afford him rest pleasure
to respond to the calls or th - public. fits
stock will always be kept fresh and full, so
that'buyers may at all times re); npon getting
the best of everything: His ! •
COFFEES, SUGARS,
SYRUPS, MO4.SSES,
Tl AS, SPICES,
Salt, Fish, 'Cheese, Sfarcb, SOaps, Candles,
Blacking, Matches, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms,
Red Cords ; CONFECTIONS, (Fruits, Nuts,
SegarS, Tobaccos, STATIONEt Y, kc., kc.,
can't be beat. He asks everybody, from town
and country, to give him a call, convinced that
Vs goods and prires will pleusel
11trOysters and Fresh Fish initheir season.
B. 31.1G11.11E111.
April 8, 1867, .
Important .1
TO ALL PERSONS!
ENDRICKS k WARREN hea.e purchased
the Store formerly oceup . led by J. A.
roues; and latter ly by G. H. !Tope,. where
they will keep constantly ou hem ,d complete
assortmeut of
GROCEBI-ES,
including Symp.., Coffees, Saga!is, Teas, Ba
con, Flour, Feed, Rice, Potntoes,dt, Tobac
co, kc., with every Article to b found in n
first-class Grocery. Also LtISFECTIONS,
NOTIONS and FANCY ARTICLES.
They hope to receive a share of public pa
tronage, and earnestly solicit a continuance
of the custom heretofore given to the estab
lishment. JOHN HKIDfIICKS,
91RA.11 WARILEN.
Gettysburg, - April 8, 1867.
Dr. Cook,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Surgeon and Accoucheur,
11AV1lita permanently locitedlullanorer,
Pa., respectfully offers Isis professional
sermes to the public. Special attention
given to diseases otwomen and children.
RX/IBINCES.
Prof. Ad. Lippe, 11. 1)., Philadelphia,
J. C. Morgan, M. 11 "
Wm. R. Cook, ➢. D. Carlisle, Pa.,
lion. Edward . McPherson, 11euysibarg, Ps.,
David Wills, Eaq
Rev. J. A. Ross, Hanover, Pa. ,
!liar Office ou the Square, five doors west of
Corium street, second dour !root Celan: Hotel.
Agri! 15, 18b7. ly
WHAT'S DOWli' !—Wiel.Chat,Pasos had
Vedth at PItBING'S.
COEN SHELLER, SEPARATOR
AND CLEANER.
The undersigned would incorm the Agri•
cultural public that be has purchased from
the Patentee of this extraordtnary machine,
the Patent Eight for the States of Penosylvu•
nia and Maryland.
Brinkerhoff's Corn Sheller, Separator and
Cleaner, is pronounced the best machine of
the kind in this country. Ant in proof, it
may be mentioned that the "Advisory Com
mittee appointed to select Implements for ex
hibition at the Universal Exposition In Peril!,
in UM?, have selected this Sheller as the best
in America," and at. the request of J. C. Dee.
by, U. S. Agent, a machine hes been shipped
to Paris fur exhibition.
The fact may also be stated that at the
wrest trial of Agricultural Implement', at
Auburn, N. Y., in July last, under the nuspi
ces of the New York State Agricultural So
ciety, the Brinkerhoff Corn Sheller , Separator
and Cleaner was tep3rted by one of the most
competent Committers as the nest Corn Sheller
out. They say, •We have carefully examined
and thoroughly tested this machine, and have
no hesitation in pronouncing it the l,erf C - rn
Sheller we ever saw." The rtpurt 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
ricultural Editor N. Y. Tribune; S. Edwards
Toad, Agricultural Editor N. Y. Times.
From ; among many complimentary newspa
per notices, iht followieg, from the Nevi' York
(Maurer, is deemed sufficient:
'•:Among hll the Hand Corr. Shelters . made
in New York and Albany—,and one single
firm manufactures more than 10,000 annually
—not orie 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 opentitm, as Cast as the
ears can, be put into the•hopper."
The undersigned is now prepared to dispose
ofTOUNTY RIGHTS. He will have SHIM
LNRS ready for sale in the course of a month's
time.
All letters to be addressed to
WM. WIBLI,
P. 0. Box 246, Gett)sburg, l'a
March 11, 1367.
NEW GOODS
REDUCED PRICEB!
ELEGANT CALICOES
AT T WEL VE AND A HALF CENTS/
GOOD MUSUNS
ATIT WEL VE AND•A HALF CEXTS !
ALL RINDS OF GOODS AT PRICES DE-.
Caa at once and buy some of the Cheap
(foods now opening at
Gettysburg, Pa
April 8, 1867
ANOTHER '
E. N STRE: O
_ IN
GETTTSBURb. •
TN connection with 'their Hi and WOE
husitiess, 2
R 0 iv & • D S
. -
hare opened out a full and entirely new
stuck of
DRY GOODS
AND
NOTIONS.
For t'A I ADIES we have all the LATEST
STYLES of
DRESS GOODS
AND
DOMESTIC'S.
For Men And Boys we have Cloths,
.Caisimers,
Jeans, Tweeds, Cutto-ades, Nankeens, Drills,
Denims, dre. ROW k WOODS.
March 25, 1367.
New Goods !
CHEAP—CHEAPER—CHEAPEST!
F you wish to bay good and cheap
I
Goods, call at JACOBS & DRO'B. STORE,
near 111.‘ers' Hotel, in Chambersburg street,
Gettysburg. They bare the vary best selec
tion of goods, such as CLOIIIS, CABSI
- TWEEDS, &c., the market can pro
duce, and are determined to sell them as
cheap us can be sold anywhere in town or
country. Any parson wishing to haye them
cut out, can Lave it done free of charge.
Tnose desiring Goods made up, can also be
accommodated. We warrant the best work
and the best fits to be had anywhere. No
humbug in what we say. •
We bare on hand the very.best and most
durable SEWING BACLIINF',B, and are always
reedy to wait on purchasers. Fall satisfac
tion given as to operating machines. Call
and examine. We warrant them to be the
best in use. JACOBS & 11110.
April 8, 1867.
NOTION
Grocery do Liquor store.
A LARGE assortment of ßee
GROCERIES,
eas, Coffees, Mike Sugars of all kinds, and
Brown Sugars, cheap, prime new crop Orleans
Mobts•es, and all grades of Syrups; MESS,
MACKEREL, best in market. All kinds of
LIQUO WS, •
wholesale and retail, prime Wine, Brandy,
Rye Whiskey, &c., for medicinal sad other
purposes, in any quantity.
gar B. Misbler's Herb Bitters, and the
"Great Ziugari Bitters.
W.M. J. MARTIN,
Baltimore it,, Gettysburg.
April :, 160. tf '
TTENItY OVERDEER,
1 - 1 on the IliLI 61 Batasaure Si., Geligshisry,
has made arrangements to get fresh sopplies
every week from the oily and is determined to
sell cheap. He invites all to g:ve him a rail.
His stock COUF'BIII of GRUCEIIIES,NOTIONS,
FLOUR, Corn lleol, Chopptd Feed, Corn,
Oats, Fish, Bacon, Lard, Cheese, Crackers,
Tobacco, Segars and Snuff, SUG AR, COFFNE,
Teas, Syr p, Molasses, Candles, Coal Oil,
Fish Oil, Tar, Best Cider Vinegar, and a great
variety of N.stious, CAndies, Itc., kc.
pay-rife Cash or Trade will be given for
Country Produce, such as Flour, Core, Oats,
'Butter, Eggs, Put•auts, Mtgs. ho.
April 8, 1867. tf
CfARLFS C. SMITH'S KSTATlL—Lettern
of Administration on the estate of:Mildest
C. lihsith, late v a /V
lionutpleasant top., Adana.
county, deceased, basing best wanted ti lb*
undersigned, ?voiding is Or ansueeetrallibla i , '
be hereby gives notice ko all parlous 'lndolent'' ,
to Sold sows to make immediate payment !
and th ose haring agoluat the same tel
present thorn properly a nthr-nticared far
tlement. PETER. 1. 8111T11,
Apt it 8, 1867. 6t-- kfzecutisr. 1 April 1, 1867. 61* Adrier,
JOHN G. PLANK'S ESTATE.—Lettrn tes
tamentary on the estate of John G. Plank,
late of Cusaberland township, Adams county,
deceased, having teen granted to the under
signed, residing in Freedom township, be
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted
to said estate to make Immediate payment,
and those haring Arms again* the mine
to present them properly authenticated for set.
Clement. , JOIIY ID. PLANK ,
Brinkerhoff's
FYING COMPETITION r .
FAHNESTOCKS'
New Arrangements.
Notice.
Great Ilpdeetiota
!I N "e"
"
DRY GOODS,
Ornevries, iFeri-were, 944471.1•1rarf its ,
AT J. C.P.UUCK t 501411,1 i EW tart-MD, PA.
• We h.tve just retartepfrom the .OVA where
' we bought a very lenge and well selected
' stock of all kietds of gocoh, suitable iu our
line, under
- TH R 1 4 A SdE DeciANT.
Our stock ronalfm In part of I ftENCH MEM
. NOES, FRENCH CODOLIRGS. Dolan's, Posit
rons, Plaids, itlrached and Drito;eached
; a large assortment of Balmoral Sitik,Ss.,
Hoop Skirts, Gloves, Re.
MEN'S WEAR, consisting In part of Brosit
and Beaver Cloths, !Monk an.) Fliory
Cwsi
mares, Cassiusts, Plain and V.vnev Flannel*,
I Under-shirts and Drawers, itittrfS,
HATS and CAPS, Driving and BLckskin
Gloms.
A complete ttesortxpent of GROCEIIIM
'low mice.
H RD.WARR, soda •as Tire Iron, Spring.,
Shear, Hither skid Steel., Horse ;shoes,
Horse Shot; It sir, NiH Rod', linitiniered Nun,
Nails Spikes, Shovel/ and Parks, Door Loeks,
Pad Vseks, bittellt.s, Hinges sad Screws.
Paints, Oils, Hints, Pally, ke.
CHINA AND QUEEN'S-WARE, by the set.
Thankful for past pat:Twinge'," we hops to
merit the same to the falsity.
J. C. ZOUCK & SON.
New Oxford, April I, 03..7. I,y
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THESE WORLD-RENOWNED
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Are celebrated fot doing the best work, mine • mwl
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The stitch invented by Ma. HWY., end made on thin
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.per AU apptkatioat wUt roadm prompt situate&
1.11..0 co. Jacobs k Oro, Agents, Gettys.
burg.
April I, 1967. 3m
The National
R EAPERS AND MOWERS.
. 1 / 4 / help.' Pamir:
The No. 1 Illehiue lin? two priting Wheels,
Hinge Joint and Folding 11. r, making it,
very convenient to move from one place to,
another; is very simple in it+ construction,
extremely light draft and durable, cuts 4 feet
10 inches in ar4se ,and: 5 feet 2 inches in
grain; is a Sell. Raker nad Side Deluverr, and
is capable of cuffing a whole field wi , hout
binding a sh_eaf, and does the most satisfacto
ry work
This Machine can also be used at a
Rand Machine without issjnring its qualities
as a Reap .r. The Machine is warranted to
tat Grass newel' as any Single islawer.tAs.s
cuts the same whisk It is a strong- two
boise Ilarlsine-,thrre or four can be'usad, if
required, in hilly ground.
URP: 1T 111P1itNEIlliNTS have been made
for the coming Een son.
The Maclaine is aDo perf.vtly Winced, ncs
weight on the herses' necks in )tarring or
Reaping.
Nu. 2 it a light two-horse Machine, and if
differently constructed. cutting on abe right
band side ; and iu front of Driving Wiwi' 11•
a Self-Itaker and Delivery. The differ
ence in the width of cut is 6 inches.
The shifting lever and the raising end
itring levers are both at the driver's right side;
and with tOs right toot upon a pedal and hie
left upon a foot-step, he 'has the power and
contr..l of the whole machine, he min relator
lower the platf••rm Irvin (lumen to fourteen
inches, can throw the machine out of' gear,
and relinlate the rake 'so as to make the
Sheaves 14rire or ,mall, and all this at akar
same time sad•_without retarding the_,motiow
or speed of the machine.
All Machines warranted to give satleftto.
Mon! For tortherlufurmatinnnppfy to
L • FlYis' BUSIIMAsi, ;tient,
3 miles sutith of Gettysburg.
March 4, 1867.. tf
SHIREMAN'S
SATIONALStLr-IMICHAHOINGST[RLB►ITIO TOOTH
Horse Rake!
Patented September 9th, 1862, and Re-issued Ds
umber 6th, 1864.
This Rake is au lu,lependent Steel Spring
Tooth Rake, and has proven. itself to Da Use
most perfect HORSE RAKE now is use.
With this [take the ['twee does all the work,
both the Raking and Di+ehargiag, by the dri
ver moving a lever a few inches, which throws
it in gear, and as the lore moves forward is
raises the teeth and t'iseharges its load. and
then shifts out of gear itself, the teeth drop
ping down ready to rake again: By thmope-,,
ration it is easily ur.derstood that the Auks,
Ass hardly orsy work to do at all !
Important iwp.ovements bars bees made of
hate, making it very simple and durable in its
construction. Thou.ands of them have been
sold in the few last years, and given the best
kind of satielaction
Apply to
LIMN 3C81111.11, Agee',
smiles south of Gettysbuig.
Mitch 4, 1881. W.
Notice.
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