WHITDEY ' & CO'S
tOPOLIDATED SHOWS
40113,0-Us-ES
-AND
MCIIACE.RIESI
Larrst Exhibition in the WOrld !
with • Mai.l .n•lrnmrtsla
t. .DI
♦w• w ('..meal ihstin of ties Isedlnt Esiert emMtee•
C 7 I 3EI. C., LT f 3 XEI 611 .
*seventh[ mere Yen •rel Curielts rnlr.•b Inteteities
; fed.; put Reptiles i more Varied se• Revel l'es
forie•st• then an te• ee•uasar.; oi.risa. •
Major pof nn f
ZOOLOGICAL SPVCIMrCEI !
1L.,. IMnlurt Insp..n.J. A suori.the tbatcm• irrs
.THE BABY ELEPHANT,
r r.• x
_An r 'wean.* ref. Pint A frseon Y .ph...t *rot, esp.
iym Natiltereetn4 Now•Lortt .r.. !.q htiy
nwriflis •
Inch. •, ainsl Waigla
yi ro.sailk, 1.4 the rr, stelerfte orri3rmung
I fll{Agta .001.64111 f.
" 331 Ma " T M MIC 7.7 ' '
j A Colossal A 4.04,
V' ' THE CAGY ELEPHAIkr/..al
Ina to Mr.! ea (not Will not F. fa
ithe rm.», wi/L e. porta/mod is Buy si sash
ZatiOl!siva
moan. POIMPATMILT,
he - rhielini Animal Conqueror, trill al eadriiiihititioa,
tooter the De., tent.rintn{ I.loxs, TII,r RS LIOY.
Anti AVn PA NTIII , I •hd re• • Tnrlinne
York rrta••• • itn tb••• F,•ras sod ,avag
.14,.•t0rt
TheFren r :orbit wII,D ANIMA 4 the
FEED !NB Br THE BEASTS
Ines ineor lott wink Om
CONTIN VARIED
.• 7,II:i'AINgENT
The hen. will coujadll a isritaftifltent :I.hrnt
. - ifertug Fitt 'word, Simon Feet
Mali; Vireo ATilcto Lion ,(t...)s Idoot),e 01.4
I s itt eo • nnrl peril lest rkperitnen• in any
1”
I nageri.; ozo.ri:1 1 , 11k17; Long Mo
p 'd Anish • laol the kind
1,” own. to «xi t; rebus 4:Tie , RI irk I.lt o;
I. Dominique .4 !pa. • • ip t , f the Des•
ert"—si trrotty , dtry M : ninire4; k, frlea
wed /toilette ),lons er el Linneemee Braga] TI.
a•r•t hnr.er•l cud South • merivan Leopards ;
litteir, "grizzly mind rinnamon Ilearr;
•.ei.r.pott.Pl If yoaat Volk; reillow and Spotted
I.sere ; t withm• re. flatly. Wol yea ; Pautaer• ;
Yokes; Pnit.• ;...MO DB j iortgoors ;Hea
ve-a ; (•n it I •nr• Proti•rie Dora ke,
vrir• a 1 , 1 • I.T. AVIARY OP 111 It ItS,anti ell 'he
kuuw •riety A.o. boour•nd rdonkey•
THE CIRCUS TROUPE!
fonrioto of VOO I V t 111 NCI Pill. A 611,1 r•.
NI AN I • DIV , tu ..t. !lon
I b
Carlotia Wb.tbi y:
La PeLila a nui.fr.
Wlieblarglit'etta La. :groyne,
);Iris,
iv. jrsilletto MaTlood,
r 1401.1 t leofene rob-ler.
Two /31-4:71t, , t-1 41:71c0w ram.
rete 4 br.lcflii fi rbaN. Morgan.
Oil I/ i 'molt lit
lb. ik:•is.a.: ,'artn m Na:i .14-upaeatir.
.7. He. iiiinstier,
Champit ta N•ro Nae•
(lon Dirrtnna, Omar DeN . C.. 7.a Rowe , *llvipe.
t.r 1 ) 'longer It list. lon, Puri re,-.1.•11. Km 4 . -
ad lilso.har,. IlonaW Richardson,
.111a•to , 11.1herins nod li. Wbtibej,
And itlaSsa, famishing ell th.t Is ISerwsrl„ Adounding and
atulud !nth* TqUat. l4 . , Ad.
47G i rtAND PROCESSION
Wel made upon lbo Entree Jut° Town
ov•ry
DAY AT TETI O'CLOCK, A. M.,
C,noisang of -
10111ASSIVE TEMPLE OF MUSIC,-
Trairi brat:tees A rftbi as Worse", contalolog
BRITNERI3 PHILADELPHIA COR-
MET BAND
TWENTY SIT P E up DENS
- Lloganily palate(' and ornameuted.
Tlit TEAM OF ELEPIIANTS,
As llnilelie• stock 01 -
'ra
4. ' ed Blooded Circus Uorzes
Ands
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LOAtLI= OF WAOCIIS, CABS, &e.
The whole fermi ne a PUBLIUP AR A.1.1E. worth
, allay'sjourney tu witue.a., ' -
All th• Menor•ries nod l'irro••• 'TInA•r One
It ut. for on• Single Price et Adniwoun
'l'l!‘r2p 1-"erforTrutnce-hg,
Afternoon & Evening. at 2 &I' 1-2 &CUL
Doors open one hour previous.
*au. for all who e Pleati of Rolm.
tDMISSION , - • - - 50 CENTS
,Chllclren, under 10 years, • 25 Cents
THIHAiIWOTH SHOW
WILL EXEIIIBIT-
AT rtANOVER, 711t;11,SAAY, MAY
16Th;
•
GETTYSBURG, FRIDAY, MAY
17TH,•
AT Emmrriimmta, _ SATURDAY,
MAY _arm
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ONE AV ONLY, Al If i Nvia AND
E ENING, AT EAC Tux&
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HOW IN TRR WORLD.
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Kaill,lll7. Is
Illibusity Aee•tnit.
WV, fuse B. trestle, Michael Mildew wed
David Carl, haring been duly elected
Auditors for the township of Huntington,
County of Adams, end baring been duly
sworn according to law, and flaring m e t at
the public house of John D. Becker, in Peters.
burg, on Monday, the Bth day of April, A. D,
1867, for the purpose of auditing the vari ono
accounts of said township, and none of the
persons mterestedin the !bunt, Fund of sv.id
township Appearing before., said Auditors
! they tigen adjourned to meet min on lb,
2.5 th day of A 111 il, fur the purpose of auditing
tve Bounty Fulid of said towurthip ; and gars!
noti:e to the Board of School Directors and
other persona interested In the Bounty Fund
of said township to appear before them on
the said 25th day of April, agretsible•to the
' Act of 14th day of March, A. D., 1868.
' now, to wit, the 25th day of April, 1887, said
klJurd of Auditors met agreeable to adjourn
ment, and have made statements Ind audit:,
as fullowa :
STATEXIENT made the 25th day of April. A.
I).,
i 847, of the Bounty Account of HUN
TINOTOX TOWNSHIP, Adams county, Pa.
H. C. PETE OS, Cbairman of a Conirniitee sp.
pointed by the School Board of said town
ship, in account with said township:
1864. DR.
Feb.l2. To cash of E. Illteolsew, reeelv
ed of sundry persona. mew SO
Feb. la, To note I u Carlisle Lielptit -Bunk, 5,04A1 00
Nu r. '45. " " 11.000 OD
June S. " . ° 10210 OD
A ug.ll. " " "
14.7;f1 :iti
Kept.. 1. " Gettxolions Bank, 5,16 U 0
1. To cash revel ved of .I.i. wed.
ner, by ouboerlidlon . frous sun
dry persons.
Yea. By WI recruits. $8,t47 an
By expenses of Committe, 148 05
" Discount and exchange at Bank, VI 4$
June. By 8 recruits, 2,14.5' U 0
.., .. .. __.. --
COoonotatitui
_paid for Z. R.
Myrnt, .10 , 111 Deardorff, Arnim
Little and J. B.iron or.
(11 l;si . - 1,200 00
Traveling eXpplibeS and board, 67 76
" Telegripidng. 1 87
" Discount and exchange, -- 153 36
" F. ,s to W.. 11. Brandon. W. B.
lianiner and M. C. Peters, In
February, 75 00
" Charges of Peten In June, • 30 00
Sept. I. By 4: rcerui t 5,21,100 OU
- Traveling expenses and
board.
Wii 34
. " Telegraphing. 300
Fees un.l premium, 90 00
" Ex (Image and expressage. 32 OU
Kervi..es of Peters lin 00
Mar. 9. Cash paid J. A. (4;irdr.er, Treas., . 300 00
May 3, - • 310100
ISO 7. \ i -
Apr. V. " " J. J. Metcalf, Treas., 411:1 37
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Well4.undersignei. officers of the School
Boar4\f II niinicon township, do certify that
the \lhrtugoin statement of the account of H.
l
i.
C. Peters CilWrin in of a Committee appoint•
ed iirs Boa i, is correct to the hest of our
kuowleti „land belief.
;:. • 4 . ,, JONATHAN:MILLER, Prest.
tIEORGE st:sallTa, sec):.
April 25., 1,367.
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STATPilr,Ailinadt. the 2Si day of April. A.
I). 11167, of ibir Bounty Po nd of iIuNTiNG•
TON TowNsHIP, for the,' eur 1864 :
GA Ittk.Ngit, Trrnsurer of 'Boulity Fund
o( 'Huntington townbliiii, in account with
Rid iowaithie:
DR,
To I lead TAX retrellre.lorttuntlry ix-rsons, 11121 fXI
4 %ugh reeelv,,l of li. C. ret.•rve, *NI 09
ltoptU, sold to sultry penooo4. 4.400 00
Tax 00400[4,1(W 9 - wheat° of 1534, 721 V 20
TeX rett‘elysttl Of tutleotors, 4,543 at
Notts In tlutt v..193rg Hank. 4,000 00
BlalinClt 11011 Treasurer, 2 / 1 4 00
5.
1864
Ity Nis]] pild nn prrlprot,
In Hank,
insequnt and litampr, •
P4rla‘m Bow! uncl Interest,
Slampit 00 Bonds, •
Jleal Te re•l nu lted,
Treu►urer ► canary,
The aho aCennnt, na stated, was audited
on the 14th day of Jane, lettii,,hy the under
signed, Anditod of unting•on township and
reported on the Trensurer'a hooks as correct.
JOHN STITZEI.I.,
A. A. NINEHAAN.
ISAAC B. TROSTFII.,
Auditors.
STATEMENT made gin 25th d ty of itrwil. A.
I)„ 1867. of the Bounty Fund of HUNTING
! TON Tt)10;SIIIP tor the year 1463:
F. N. W. BOWKIIS, Treasurer of Bounty
Fund of Iluntingtnn towubliip, is account
with said township:
1466.
DR.
( bush received of collector of tax.
Itondr 'lllll to min.lry
N.A.,. to lizttyrburg Bonk.
/8".1. CR. =--
Ilv ownunt paid J. A. liardner, late
820‘ 00
• Tre.L4nrer,
Amount pail flank. 5,101 t
Intermit and statinialn Rank. 17117 24
I'ml,l nu Mauls and interest, 2,019 72
st • illi, on BMWS WM, ' 7 04
1 4 .1.1 un 0r.1.44,
'f wawa re•r'n percfint lige,
lialauce due tuwaullip.
Vie shore account was audited en the. 4th
day of June. A. D.; 18(4:, by the,andersigned,
Aq,litors of Huntington township, and report
ed uu the Treuurer's bodks ns correct.
ISAAC H. TRUHTF:L,
1110HAHL *INTER,
Auditors.
-STATEIf ENT in.fde the 2Sth day of April, A.
1).,18(_i, Of the liouney Fund of HUNTING
TON TOWNSHIP for the year l8n6:
JAMES J. MP:TONI-I', Treasurer of Bounty
Fund of Huntington township, in account
with 'aid town-hip:
I nt;.3 DR.
To essb received of F. N. W. Bowers,
Imp Treasurer. IMO IS
(%tsli received of collectors of tax. • 2,e75
Ilunds sold. " 8,764 00
Camil recel‘ed of Peters,
Z3O 37
DM
By mall paid In Bank, • 52,5 00
Interest in Batik, 00
Paid on Bonds and luterest. 1,03 *1
Paid on orders, 42 01
St&imp. on Hon da,
Exourrattmt to W. Nryorti,
Yer.tent.µsr to Trrowurer,
lialattea due towuriiip,
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Hunting
ton township, Adams county, haring audited
tit shot e account of JAW'S . J. Metcalf. Treas
urer of the Bounty Fund of said township, do
report the saute correct re stated, and
there is a lore in his hands, due the own
ship aforesaid, of the sum of Six Thotrsaad
Eight Hundred and Seventy-foui Dollars and
Sixty. one Cents. We further certify that we
have examined the account of H. C. Peters,
Chairman or a Committee appointed By the
School Board, and that we have examined
the accounts of J. A. Gardner and F. N. W.
lowers, former Treasurers of said Bounty
Fond and find them correct, as above stated,
to the best ofour 'knowledge,and belief. Wit
ness our hands the 25th day of 1861.
ISAAC B. TROSTEL,
MICHAEL MINTER,
DAVID CARL,
• Auditors.
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Mal.
Awount of tax levied. , /8 713 V
..L..--
TAY colleeted by J. A. Gardner, $7,219 al
Abstentents, . 41144
Collected by Mcßride. 703
" • Samuel shelley, 303 7$
nalawie due= duplicate al IN% `` 1144 15
A:MS
Amount ornate:Option received, 'AM 71
Bank
mount prild by Committee for remit% $1,1120 00
NAL in 71
56.4 1 51 71
1226,
Amount of tax lulled, • 11
. 4AI L 5211
Tax .colleetad emu at
IZxrcennnt
to collector,
onets6,Mace In !Lamb of
25 XI
AEL„..„-79
LIANILITUNIOT lINNTINSTION Towson, IN TS=
AVOINNIALD WINS! suonoirsrr,
Dna sundry Swam, _ WOG 00
Duo oundry persona op Tatruship 11004 1 , Aso ou
. _.
ON, OW 00
ANIINTa.
Babinee In hands of Treasurer. WM ill
Outstanding tag in duplicate of 1804, Ott 15
in
.
han4i of`eniksetoe 00 nos. . IS SO
- On Winding tat in duplicate of 10111, 2,X10 If
Viz Wield for iflirf. 11.011 IN
ibiganbe of liabilities over saseln. sms S
'us ilk -.----74,
itsiis.uff. a
New and Cheap Chnhing
47 , saimirmsaorrlL
1-.
STACKS •OF THEM!
TIIRiId*ERIIOFF, comer of the Diamond
, and Trott street, has;just reterhed _trona
the city with as unusually attractive assort
ment of
CGOTHINfi POR k SIMMER MIA lit,
wla ich he Will sell at such prices as cannot
fail to takc them off vary rapidly. Call sad
judge for yourselves. To look at the excel
lent materiel, tasters' cutting, and neat and
subsiantial sewing, and then to get his low
prices--ralle:s cannot help bat bey, wheu
they see It Po much to their iaterest to du so.
He had Coats, Pants„yests, of all styles
and materiels;
Hats, Boots and Shoes;
Shirts, lot kinds, Hosiery, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, Neck Ties,. Cravats, Linen and
Paper CollaVs; Suspenders, Brushes, Combs;
Trunks, trances, Umbrellas, Pocket Knives,
Setae., fimbking and Chewin g Tobaccos,
Pipes. Stittionery, ie.; I
Clocks, Watches , Jewelry, with a thonsend
and one other Articles, entirely too numerous
to Detail in newspaper advertisement.
He asks' he attention of the public to his
new stock; cbnildent that it will please—and
no one can or will sell cheaper. Don't forget
the place t —tlorner. of York street and the
Diamond, Gettysburg.
JACOB BRINKEIthOFF
April 1867. ti
Green Ridge!
N EW STORE
3,2211 00
113/,triei On
AND NEW GOODS!
JOItN NORBECK
Ras commenced Store-keeping at Green
Ridge, in Hainilton township, ,flame county,
on the Rem ton turnpike, and would inform
the public One he has just returned from the
city with en lexcellent assortment of
DRlct GOODS, GROCERIES,
BARD-WARR, QUEENS-WARR,
CEDAR-WARE, TIN-WARE,
CANDIES, NOTIONS,
Tobaccos, ke--indeed, a full and com
plete line of Goods, to suit the necessities
and tastes of all. Ills prices are as low as
the very lowest—Calicoes at 10 cents and
lAueliaa at cents, as Instances.
Ile feels that his goo - ds and prices will be
satisfactory to the puhlic, and therefore in
vites a large , share of custom, from near and
far. Don't f orget the advice—the Preen
Ridge Store the ;lace to get the full worth
of your money.
April 22, 1 1 367. if
00
Call lat the New Store,
OPPOSITE THE COURT-HOUSE,
dettyaburg, Penn'a.
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NEW GOODS
AND LOW PRICES!
'The underSignedlitive opened a new ory
Goods Store, in Kendlebart's building, dire:t
ly opposite the Court-house, Baltimore sueet,
Gettysburg, and start with a splendid stock,
embracing everything to he Oland iu a first
class establishment. Bought for cash, and
at the latest; decline, we can otter bargains
that must astonish every one. Come and see
for your'selvOs, 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 otf , r fine assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERKS, Jeans, Cottonades, Vestlngs,
Gl'ovils, Suspenders, Neck Ties, and every
thin¢ else in She Gentleman's line.
$20195 51
111,71.1 . 213
17,4n0 tie
659 NO
ltr, W 2
11 roi
tie al
4ek
FOT the L•idies we It.ice SILKS, ALPACAS,
POPLINS, - Rerenes, Lawns, Helaine*, (ling
hams, Calicoes, Gloves, ?cresols, Hoop Skirts,
Corsets, Hosiery, White Goods, with what
evet 'else may be called for.
Also, a large stock of 74USLINS, Sbeelings,
Ticking', CARPETING. QUEENS-WARE,
Umbrellas, Window Shades, kc., kc.
Call at the New Store, opposite the Court
house, and examine Lie stock, before pur
chasing elsewhere.
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811,09:3 51
Apri1 . 13,.1567
NEW STORE:
$3.1q1; PI
4, - ...) 00
:'.OOO (NI
$3. 41 w3 13
N. connection with their HAT and SHOE
I
businesg,
ROW & WOODS
hare opened out it full and entirely new
stock of
12 2
, 114 13
"AO 18
te.1. , 114 I i
For t'e LADIES we have all the LATEST
STYLES of
DRES-S GOODS
For Men and Boys we have Cloths, CassimerP,
Jeans, Tweeds, Cuttonades, Nankeens, Desna,
Denim., Ice.
perch 25, 180
NEW GOODS
REDUCED PRICES!
111,024_ IX
ELEGANT CALICOES
AT TIVEL VE AND A HALF CENTS!.
GOOD SIUSLINS
AT TiVELVE AND A HALF CENTS!
16 06
600
V IS
6,674 61
ALL iEINDS OF GOODS AT PRICES DE
FYING COMPETITION.
$41X24 04
Call at once and buy some of the Cheap
GoOda now opening at
April 8,1887.
,New Spring Goods.
ASCOT rk SONShave just received an.
~ other fine assortment of NEW GOODS,
cousifting. in part, of Cloths, Cassimeres, Caul
nets, Kentuelky Jeans, and, Tweeds, for Gra.
Uemen's weak Also, a fine assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and we are prepared to sell as cheap as any
other establishment in the country. We ask
the public to give us a call and judge for
themselves. ' We defy ccmpetititn, both as to
quiplity and price..
• A. SCOTT k SONS.
April 15, 1 867.
1887. Spring Millinery 1817.
AND FANCY GOODS.
tils H. NeCEEART has just received s
large - and beautiful assortment of saw
style,
Fancy Bonnets, Crapes,
Fancy Hats, Relines,
Plain Hats, Ruches,
Feathers, - Frames,
Ribbons, ' Nets,
Flowers. Pins, ke., ka.
Also, a general assortment of Ladies' TOI
LET GOODS, consisting in past of Embroider
ed Fanc Heed Dresses, Plain do., Linen and
Thread Lace" Collars, Paper do., Thread Lace,
Fancy Combs, Messing do., Hair Drafter',
Perfumery, Soaps, Powders, Corsets, Hosiery,
Gloves, Linen Hanberchiefs, Hoop Skirts and
Intact Goods.
.Thankful for the liberal patronage she has
received in seasons past, she hopes to receive
horn her lady friends as early call.
April 15, 1867. 2ro
$l,OOO REWARD!
RAN AWAY, April 15th, 1867, High Prices,
a very unpopular fellow • no - thanks for
bis return as we have substi tuted a very pop.
ear gentlemen in his place called Yerpaheap
as • narrser.s.
REBERT A ELLIOTT
ANOTHER
OETTVSBURG
DRY 006D8
AXD
NOTIONS.
A KO
DOMESTICS
ROW & WOODS
FA HNESTOCKS'.
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The National
R EAPERS AND MOW ' ERS.
Hof hems' Parknea
1 he No. 1 Machine has two Driving Wheel'',
Hubbard's Dingo Joint and Folding Dar, making it
SELF-RAKEIt. 4
I very convenient to more frau one place to
7oIHE undersigned are agents for this cele.! another; is very simple in its construction,
treated Combined Self-raking Reaper and ; extremely light draft and durable, cuts 4 feet
wer. This machine has two driving wheels, i 10 inches in grass • and 5 feet 2 inches in
hinge-joint and rolding-bar, is very simple in grain; is a Selt-Raker and Side Delivery, •nil
ctnstruction, and is considered by those who is capable of cutting a whole field without
have used them to be eq - sal in grass to any binding a sheaf, and does the most satisfacto
light machine made for mowing only. It cuts ry work, 4
4 feet 8 inches in grass, and 5 feet 6 inches in! This 'Machine can also be used as a
grain, is a rear-cut side•delivery, capable of Hand Machine without injuring its qualities
cutting a whole field of grain without binding tie a Reaper. The Machine in warranted to
a sheaf, and does the most satisfactory work , eV. Onus as well as any Mingle Mower th a t
in lodged grain, to b. worked with two 'cuts the same width. it 'is , a strong two
horses. We claim this Self-rake• to be.the , horse Machina—three or four 'can be used, if
beat in existence. Farmers reading over the, required, in hilly ground. '
different •edrertisements will come to the „I GREAT IMPROVEMENTS have been made
conclusion that all are best, but we will give ' for the coming season.
them our reasons for calling ours the best: I The Machine is also perfectly balanced, no
Ist. This Self-raker has four rakes (no weight on the horses' necks--in Mowing or
blanks or fans). The driver, by means, of a Reaping. .
small lever in front of him, eau make either;, Nu. 2i4 a light two-horse Machine, and it
rake sweep the platform at-his will. You will differently constructed, cutting oh !Ire right
see by this that it makes no difference how hand side : and in front ef Driing Wheels is
far you have to drive, you can always have a a Self-Raker and Side Delivery.• The differ
full sheaf, thereby saving binding, gathering mice in the width of cut is 6 ,inches.
or dividing sheaves. j The shifting lever and the raising and low
2nd. If your grain is one thickness so that ering levers are both at the drtyer's right side,
it will permit of making a sheaf each revolt'. and with his right foot upon a pedal nod his
lion of the Rake or you wish to put the driver left upon a foot-step, he has Ole power and
°tithe horses, you can do so by simply draw- control of the whole machine,lhe can raise or
lug one bar, and 'till keep the rakes all on to lower the platf. , rm from three to fourteen
drop into the lodged or tangled grain. H-re is , inches, can throw. the Michitie out of gear,
one ,oint to which we wish to draw your and regulate the rake so as to make the
attention. , Take notice where all these*akes eheeves large or small, and all this at the
strike into the grain and then compare 'them same time and without retarding the motion
with blauki or reels on other Self-rakers. ; or speed of the machine.
3.1. If you wish your oats on a swath, tie' All Machines warranted to, give eatisfec-'
your leer" fast, and it will do its work per- tioa i For further informatiod'apply to
featly and you will be safe for wet weather. I LEWIS BUSHMAN, Agent,
4th. All men know that in a band-raking , 3 miles south of Gettysburg.
Reaper that the reel must be changed for dif- March 4, 1967. If
fereat kinds of grain to make it reel on plat•
form, and so must a Self-raker to make perfect
work in extreme tall or short grade. This
Rake has this most desirable and indispensa
ble improvement, which co other rake has:
This is done by changing two set screws in
rake-re.d. which works on a pirit. With a
combination of these four desirable points.; it
has been unanimously acknowledged-1g all
disinterested and practical machinists in be
deeideuly Ample and durable in its construc
tion.
At the great National Field Trial, held at
Auburn, New York, last July, which is con
ceded to have been the largest and severest
trial ever held in the United States, lasting
several weeks, under the entire management
of the New York State Agricultural Society,
this machine was awarded the Gold Medal
for the best Combined Self-raking Reaper
and Mower, ;Class No. 4). Since the great
trial ; different machines are *Minting Medals,
and most persons are in a fog about it. We
will explain: There were about 50 different
machines entered for the different Medals,
and they were classed AS follows The best
machine in eneh class was awarded a Medal,
and the second best a prize of $25.
Class No. I, Light Mowers ; No. 2, Reapers,
Hand Rake, (for grain only); No. 21, Reapers,
Self-r.,ke, (tor grain ); No. 3, Combined
Reaper and Mower, (Hand-rake); No. 4, Com
bined Reaper and Mower, (Self-rake) Hub
bard's ;• No. 5, Combined Hand and Self
taking- Reaper and Mower, (thrown out on
account of inferior work )
At the Field Trial held by -the Center
County Agricultural Society, on McAllister's
farm, last July, Hubbard's Combined Self
raking Reaper and Mower was awarded the
highest premium for the best work dose.
See Circulaze for report, All we ask is farm
ers to come and see this machine for them
selves. We warrant them to give entire
satisfaction in all respects. Sample machines
on hand. Nitrite always on hand. Branch
Shop at York, Pa. Address Granifh Hill Post
office, Adams coanty, Pa. •
air Ako Pratt k Smedley's Paten*. Horse
Rakes on band, built by Geo. W. Grant's Co.,
Columbia. Pa.
IiNNRY THOMAS 'SON, Agents.
May 6, 1867. tf
New Goods.
'MORRIS' has just returned from the city
with a large assortment of Clothing.
Call and examine them. (May 6, 'B7.
I.2ir
Grocery & Liquor Store.
A. LARGE ussortrornt-uf fine
GROCERIES,
Teas, Coffees, White Sugars of all kinds, and
Brown Sugars, cheap, prime new crop Orleans
Mo and all grades of &raps ; M.EsS
MACKEREL, best in market. - All kinds of
LIQUORS,
wholesale and retail, prime Wine, Brandy,
Rye Whiskey, kc., fur medicinal and other
purposes, in any quantity.
sserß. Slitailer's Herb Bitters, and the
"Great Zingari Bitters.
WM. J. MARTIN,
Baltimore st., Gettysburg.
April :, 1667. tf
New Spring Goods.
T. L. SCHICK - iuritee the attention of his
,)• his. friends and customers to his large
and well selected stock of
•
DRY GOODS,
Comprised in part cf
French Ilerinoes,,
•
All Wool Poplins,
All Wool De'aloes,
All Wool Plaids,
Plain Poplars,
Black and Fancy Silks,
Tamise Cloths, •
Black and Colored Alpacas
Black Cloths aml Cassimeres,
Fancy Cassimeres,
Cassinets, •
Jeans, -
Flannels of all kinds,
Gloves end Stockings.
Also, a fine lot .pf Ladies' FURS AND
SHAWLS, 13 well as an abundant variety of
Notions, all of which will be sold cheap for
the cash. J.. L. SCHICK.
April 15, 18°7.
Look to Your Interests.
AT the south end of Main street, Fairfield,
Adorns county, Pa., can be found an as
turuent of
NEW GOODS
•t reduced prices.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of all kinds; Calicoes at IC cents per yard,
Muslin' l2i cents per yard;
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
proportionately cheap.
ALSO CHEAP GROCERIES,
Sugar at 10 cents per pound, and other things
in proportion. Determined not to be under
sold, and considering it a pleasure to show
Goods, 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. DANNER & SHIELDS.
April 22, 1867. 3m
New Goods !
CEIEAP—CHEAPER—tiIIEAPRST
F you wish to buy good and cheap
',Goods, call at JACOBS at BRO'S. STORE,
near Myers' Hotel, in Chambersburg street,
Gettysburg. They have the very best selec
tion of goods, such as CLOTHS, CASSI
MIMES, TWEEDS, kc., the market can pro-1
duce, and are determined to sell them as
cheap as can be sold anywhere in sown or I
country. An; person wishing to have them ,
tut out, can %have it done free of charge.
Those desiring Goods made up, can also be'
accommodated. We warrant the best work
and the best OU to be bad anywhere. No
humbug is what we say.
We have on hand the very best and most
durable SEWING MACHINES, and are always
ready to wait on purchasers. Full satiable
toe given as to operating machines. Can
and examine. We warrant them to be the
best in use. JACOB% & BRO.
April 8, 1867
SAT'd DOWN t—Whl Coats, Panto nod
VT vests as - . lICNINA'S.
XASIONALSILT-DISCII RGiNG iCL.SPRINGI TOOTH
Horse Ilaktit
Patented September 9th, 1862, and Re-issued Dc-
ember 61/i, 1861.'1
This Rake is an Independent Steel Spring
Tooth Rake, and has proven Itself to be the
most perfect' HORSE RAKR I - .now in use.
With this Rake the Horse dock all tl:e work,
both the Raking and DischttrelLtg, by the dri
ver mot ing lever* few ineheS, which throws
it in gear, and as the horse tnbres forward it
raises the teeth and eiseharges its load, and
then shifts out of gear. itself, the teeth drop
ping down ready to rake agaitt. By this cope
ration it is easily understood that the Raker
kis hardly any work to do at all.
Important imp.ovements hem been made of
late, making it very simple and l durable in its
construction. Thousands of them hdve been
sold iu the few last years, and given the best
kind of satisfaction..
Apply to LEWH 3rSINAN, Agent,
3 1 m . iles south of Gettysburg
I.irch 4, 1867.1
Mt I INT Ct. '8
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OF TOE AGE!
Cray-h ended r'oopies have their
locks restored by it to the dark, tustrOwe,
silken tresses of youth, and are happy !
Young People, with light, faded or red Hair,
have these unfashionable colors changed to
a beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
Dandruff and Humors, use it, tad have clean
coats and clear and healthy scalps I
13a1d-Ileaded Veteran, have
their remaining locks tightened, and tho
bare spots covered with a luximisuit growth
of Hair, and dance for joy;
Young Gentlemen use it because It, is
richly perfumed!
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
their Bair in place
Everybody most and will use it, because
it is the cssa and best article in the
market
For Salo by Druggists generally.
Price $1 30 per bcit4e.
je`For sale by A. D. Buehler snd R Ver
ner, Gettysburg, and A. F. Barker, Littliestewn.
April 22, NC. .6ct
Removal. 1867.
1867.
- A. P.. FEISTEL,
Dealer iit Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
AS removed his Store to York Street,
next door to Bob er k Son's Grocery, and
'reedy opposite the - Gettysburg T National
Bank, where he has ou hand, and ta constant
ly receiving, large supplies of
. CLOCK•s,
from the best Mayitifactoriel in the United
States ; all styles, Regulator, Office, kight.
day and Twenty-four Hour Clocks, with and
Without Alarm Attachmetit—all warranted,
and will be sold cheap. Prices from $3 50 to
$9 50
WATCHR,S,
of American and Foreign manufacture ; Gold
and Silver, Hunting-case and tipen-faced Le
vers, Detached Levers, Straight Line, White
Movement, Lepines, Railroad Time-keepers
and Timing Viraicties, all warranted—at prices
ranging from $l3 00 to $75 00.
SWELRY.
A splendid assortment of Ri ga, chased and
Wedditur Rings, Rings suitable for
Gifts, Silver Rings, and Chitin Perd' Rings,
Ladies' Breastpins and Earrings of all styles
and prices, Gent's Pins of alt s kinds, Masonic,
Odd Fellows. Red Men and Templar's. Gold
Pens • and 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, kc., Ac., sold
CHIAPER THAN THIS CHUM'.
ge'Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Magical
lustrnmento of
. every description REPAIRED
to order, and safiefaction guaranteed in all
cases.
Thankful for the liberal Patronage hereto-
fore extended to him, he hopes, by doing good
work, at reasonable prices, to merit the eon.
tinuance of the same.
A.lll, YEISTIf f ip.
Gettysburg, April 15, 1867." If
_
Few Arrangewientw.
HENRY OVERDEER,
on 114 Bill is Baltimore St., Gettparry,
has made arrangeMents to get fresh supplies
every week from the city and is determined to
sell cheap. He invites all to give him a call;
His stock consists of GROCERIES, NOTIONS,
FLOUR, Cora, Meal, Chopped Feed, Corn,
Oats, Fish, Bacon, Lard, Cheese, Crackers,
Tobacco, Segars and Snuff, SUGAR, COFFEE,
Teas, Syrup, Molasses, dandles, Coal Oil,
Fish OH, Tar, Best Cider Vinegar, and a great
variety of Notions, Candies, ko., ke.
isirThe Cash or Trade will be given for
Country Produce, suck as Flour, Cora, Ustri,l
Butter,'Eggs, Potatoes, Rage, kc.
April 8, 186 1 1. tf ,
DR. HORNER'S FRAGBANT 14YR/11l pee
serves the Teetfis, tame all diseases of
be-guists tad purifies tiss briath,
TILE PREMII7M
MOWER AND DEAPEEL
DOLIIIE'S HAIM:STEEL
, 4 WARDED the Special Diploma end
/1 . Grand Medal of Ihnor im the bent corn.
tined Mower, Hand-raking Reaper and Self
raking Reapet--on exhibition at the great fair
of the St. Louis Agricultural mad Mechanical
Aseociation, October Gth, 1966.
01110 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
Ciass No. 5. This class was the molt impor
tant of tiny, As it embraced Mowing and Hand
and Self.r.tking Reaper in the Immo Machine.
This Machine has been awarded Medals and
first Premiums by the Penney Innia and lowa
State Fairs, and by hundrids of County Fairs
in-all parts of the country. This Machine
• took the first Pr%mium at the Adams Count:
Agricultural Fair held at Benders% ille, Sep
; teunbet, MG. Also,
BA I.L'S 01110 k RUSSELL'S SCREW PC WEIL
Both first-class Machines, baying sold a num
ber of these Machines in the last three years.
{ They have given general satisfaction wherever
•, u,ed. We ask fainters to call and examine
I these machines before purchasing iliewhefe,
as they will be able to make a better selec
tion. We could produce quite a number of
certificates - from some of the best farmers in
the counte, but deem it unnecessary, as we
warrant these m 'chines to give satisfaction
with a fair trial, or no tale. Insured for one
scason. .
Extras always kept on hand. We have
made arrangements to have repairing done
when needed' at any time and on moderate
lEEM
With the above we have far sale a number
of Valuable Farming Implements.
SULKY CORN PLOUGH,
Can be used for ploughing and cultivating
corn—finishing one row at a time., Can also
be used for !oqtening np corn ground or put
ting in seeding. lit raising the front shovels
it can „lie used for marking out corn ground—
marking two rows at a Line. A Cortiplanter
can also be attached, planting two rows at a
time,
CORN CRUSHERS,
For crushing corn in the" ear or shelled
STEEL COMPOSITION BELLS,
For Schools, Churches, Fnrms, he.
STEEL PLOUGHS, SMYTH'S PATENT.
HAY RAKES,
An article every farmer should Stave—the
best in the mfirket, hand or self-discharging.
GRAIN DRILLS, (Willoughby's Patent,)
with Crowell's Glano attachment.
Harrisburg GRAIN FAN, (Reynold's Pat
ent,) considered the best mill ever in use in
this county.
Any of the nnove machines can be had by
calling on or addressing the r übscribei, 2
miles fur), Gettysburg, on Ile llarrisbarg
road, where specinien machines can be seen.
WIRLE, Agent,
April 8, 1867. tf • Gettysburg, Pa.
PLAYED OUT!
HIGH
PRICES for Clothing! . Call, ex
amine and be convinced of the fact at
PICKING'S.
' Important
TO ALL PERSONS!
_HENDRICKS k WARREN have purohascd
the Store formerly occupied by J. A.
homes, and latter ly by 11. Swope, where
they will keep constantly on haud a complete
assortment of
GROCERIE.S,
including. Syrups, Coffees, Sugars, Tens, Ba
con, Flour, Feed, Rice, Potatpcs, Salt, Tob te..
co, Ac., with every article to be found in n
firat,elass Grocery. Also. CoNFECTIONS,
NOTIONS and FANCY ARTICLES.
They hope to receive a share ofpnhlic pa
tronage., and earnestly solicit a continuance
of the custom heretofore given to the estab
lishment. JOHN HENDRICKS,
HIRAM WARREN
Gettysburg, April 8, 1867.
Great Reduction
IN PRICES!
rptllG undersigspd take great pleasure In
raping that they have
JUST RECEIVED
n large stock of NEW GOODS, suitable for
Spring and Summer Wear, which they p ill
sell at VERY LOW prices. We can sell
Bleached Muslins, 1 yard wide, at 18 cents,
which was sold at 30 cents a few weeks ago.
We have reduced the prices of ALL OTHER
GOODS IN PROPORTION.
We have GENTLEMEN'S WEAR as follow,:
Cloths, Cassimeres; Vestings. Kentucky Jeans,
Ccittonades. • Linens, Suspenders, Half Hose,
Gloves; Collars, &c., kc.
LADIES' WEAR—Cloths and C issimeres,
for circulars and= sacks, Alplcas, Mohair
Delaines all styles, Ginghatas, Calicoes,
Gloves all kinds, Hosiery, /cc., &c.
No trouble to show Goods. Givens a call.
DUPHORN k HOfFMAN.
Gettysburg, April 8, !tirl.
Just the . Place'
TO GET ;
YOUR GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, IC.—
The undersigned having bought out
W. R. H. Wisotzkey, (formerly Striekhouser
Wisotzkey,) will continue the •
GROCERY,'PROVISION 1 NOTION
business, at the old stand, In Baltirnore street,
II ft.* doors south of the Court-boise, Gettys
burg, where it will afford him grist pleasure
to respond to the calls of the public. His
stock will always be kept fresh and full. so
that buyers may at all times rely upon getting
the hest of everything. His
COFFEES, 'SUGARS,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES;
TEAS, SPICES,
Salt, Fish, Cheese, Starch, Soaps, Candles,
Blacking, MAtches, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms,
Bed Curds ; CONFECTIONS, Fruits, Nets,
Segars, Tobaccos, STATIONERY, kc., kc.,
can't be.beat. He asks everybody, from town
and country, to give him a call, convinced that
W.s goods and prices will please.
gisirOysters and Fresh Fish In theiesesson.
S. M. GILBERT.
April 8, 1867.
•- _
Dr. Ceolic,
'HOMEOPATHIC. PHYSICIAN,
Surgeon and Accouchcur,
lIAVING permanently located in Hanover,
Pa., respectfully offers his professional
services to the public. Special attention
given to difesscs of women and children. '
Prof. Ad. Lippe, M. D.,"Philadelphisi,_
" J. C. Morgan, U. D., "
Wm. H. Cook, M. D. Carlisle, Pa., •
Hon. Edward McPherson, Gettysburg, Pi.,
David Wills, Esq ,
J. A. Hoes, llanover, Pa.
Office ou the Square, five doors west of
Carlin street, second door Iron Csairrd Holed.
AFril 15, 18G7. 17 ,
Another , Veto
BY NORRIS.
CLOTHTNG,
EATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOW
AS CHEAP AS BEFORE TEE WAR.
Ai SO
Anything
in Me
Genue;nenFurnishing
Line,
Cur b rotted *I theObettp Store et
T. C. NORRIS.
April 16, lilt It
Urliikerhoff's
CORN S I I ELL ER, SEPARATOR
AND CLEANER.
The undersigued would iulorm the Agri•
eultucul public that he has purchased Irom.
the Patentee 'ol this ettraorditture machine,
the Patent Right for the States ol rennsyllea.
Din and Niar)lar.d.
Brinkerhoff's Corn Sheller, Separator land
Cleaner, in pronounced the Lest nueohine ut
the kind in this conntry. An I in proof, lit
may be mentioned that tb• "Advieory Cunt
mi tee appointed to select Implements for ex
hibition at the Universal Exposition in Pares,
in (807. have selected this Slitlle: as the been
in America," and at the request of 3. C. fle.•
by, U. S. Agent, a machine, Las been thine/
to Paris for exhibition.
The fact miry also be stated that at the
great trial of Agricultural 'lmplements, at
Auburn, N. in July last, under the wield-
Ce 3 of the Neat York State' Agricultural So
ciety, the Brinkerhoff Corn Sheller. Separator
and Cleaner was reported by one of time mdst
comiletent Committees as the nest Corn Sheller
out. They say, We have carefully examined
and thoroughly tested this machine, and hare
no lie.itation in pronouncing it Me heel C rot
Sheller tee ever !raw." The rtport is signed Ls
ouch men as John Stanton Gould, President
N. Y . State A g ricultural So•iety ; B P. John
son, Secretary to slime; Solon B. binson, Ag
ricultural Editor N. Y. Tribute ; Edwards
Todd, Agricultural Editor N. Y. Ttlrra.
From among many complimentary newspa
per notices ; tht followiog, from the NOW York
Obserrer, is deemed suffi, lent:
".among all the Hand Corr, Shellellmade
in New York end Albany—and ove single
firm manufActures more than 10,000 annually
—not one can enter the circle a ill, the Sheller '
just invented by J. Brinkerhoff, Auburn, New
York. it shells, separates and c:eanses, rap
idly and easily, nt one operation, as rot as the -
ears can be put into the hopper."
The undersigned is non . prepared to dispose
of COUNTY RIGH rs. He will lute 5H1...4,-
LfiRS rendy fur sale.in the course of a muuth's
time.
•
All letters to be addressed to
W.ll. WIRLB;
P. 0. Box 248, Gettrlburg Pa.
. I
March 11, 1867.
IZZEI
ROWE SEWING MACHINES.
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS,
TRESE WORLD-RENOWNED
SEWING MACHINES
Ars celebrated foe doing the Lent work, nein. • Mntil
.sullen needle for tie rein, thread Ihnn on* ..ther mse
shine, and by the 1.111'4w-the] of the noat nrpuy eet
machinery. we are n o w stile ..tipply tlo rory lest air•
chines in the world. Thee. an:obit.. are mode under the
Immediate stiperetelon of the president at the Company,
ELIAS 1106" R. Js, the unghoal inrtntor d the New ins
Machias, They are adapted tool] kook 111 Family Sewing,
and to the use of Seanagreesee, (trees link. re, Tailors. 11..
aufacturers of Shirts, Colima chola (Atoka, Mentalist.
Clothing, Hate, Cps, Cwt.?, Hoots, Shoes, Harness, re&
d 1... Linen Omtler, etc. They wart( imu oily wall upon .11k,
linen, Woollen and cotton meals, with *ilk cotton a limit
thread. They will seem, quilt, anther, hem, enrd;
Oridd. bled, sad perform *Tiny apemen of sewing, making
• lwautlikil and perAtt stitch, sham on both sidesm the
articles sewed. On Shoe sad Leather work It is oduiltl4
bare tio *sud.
rers MM US omen seemrsvocrnix
1. Denote end Excl.lleum of Stitch, silk,. on both dim
of the fabric *red.
Ppenwth. Miramar and Durability tilDattot that will
sot nip or Kan&
& &mow of Thread.
4. Attachments sod wide range of application to pum
poem and 340.41.1 k.
Tlra stitch invented by Ma. nowt, and made on thill
Machine, Is the nowt popolni nod dumb* -mar at/ &V*
ArilleaMlJ nth on fa th. t r.c,ple trrnan4 Mr.
Olsten* the Medallion Ilewi ul ELI AA HOWL AL
tmlieddod in naafi Maebbia, without width uses rito pad.
law
Tie One Woe Comm,
NW Cluishia# Wrest, PMILABISLPIILII6
SIBLEY & STOOPS.
Diu Marra far Kaman Powaylvan*, Sew &wary ea/
Delaware,
to whew all aliplicacleaa bur swedes lama We
Sada.
stir AL applicatloos will rporiv• praumpt sitteetica. •
isga..(;eu. Jaoubs k Bru , Agents,' Gettig.
burg.
April 1,1.86 7. 3m
114 - FARMERS, ATTEND TO TOUR
INTERESTS!
Getty burg Foundry,
THE subscriber would inform kis catomert
and others, that beds still manufacturing
variotti kinds of C stings and Machines, mad*
to order, on short notice, such Is
THRESHERS AND POWERS,
(five different sizes of Powers,) Clover-seed
Hullers and Cleaners, Corn She Hers and Sep-,
armors. Cornfodder Cutters. Strom cad Day
Cutters ; PLOUGHS,
such as C Ist Ploughs. B trshear Ploughs, Side.
hill and Corn Ploughs; the
WillE-SPRINO HORSE it AKEt
the latest improvement; also Metal Sere*,
fur-Cider Presses,
IRON - RAILING
for Cemeteries or Porches. with ererythiat
else iH his line, all at low prices.
YOlt SAL,II.--A light Two-horse Wagon, a
One-horse Wagon, ands Spriug Wagon. all
new. DAVID STERNER.
April 30, Ma. tf
Tin Ware and Mayes.
TAE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that be still continues the business
of making - •
ALL KINDS OF ROOD TEN WARK.
at the old stand. (formerly Andrew Polle)'s,)
in York street, Gettysburg, where he has the
largest assortment of tin ware in the emit",
with many other articles for kitchen tute, ke.
Also. COOKING STOVES k Nl' -PLAT
EITOVIrkt, 01 the very best kinds..
B. G. COOL
Mar. 12, 1842. If
TSLA EITCB in Prties
I all kinds of Bendy-made Clothing! •To
be convinced you have but to colt at •
PICILMO'S.
CLEAN FACES.—inst received another
supply of superior Ras...rs. Strops, Brush
es and Soap, at ROW A WOODS'.
Trush is for the Evelaior Gallery, Al
I ars waited upon in rota.lon and with din=
notch. O. J. TY81L13.5. •
A NYBODY ran hove Inn bands. are ! **
Ar. R. Horner's °ties.
/10 to"riurnottN a Borryilicsiiir".
k j your Dry Goode, Noilons; . `Quientrii'
kc., on the northwest Derma of *Dhow444,
esitysbarg, Pa.
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