' ", of Nerehavill
Itatil die County of Adam', returned
Med ihimsided by the Undersigned, 11;
pra Mercantile Tatra, in ,siccordanee
• With thi several Amts of Assembly, for the
year 11166-67, of (foods, liValee and her.
chenille*:
Borough of Gott* :burg. „
— Fshoontoc.. k 1)too.;
Delmer & Ziegler,
- J. re. Schick.
Rebert & Elliott,
George ,Arnold, •
- Jacob Brinkerhoff, •
stow & Woods,
F. B. Picking,
Ephrainl.llinuigh,
-Julie Forney,
Mrs. Mary Martin,
8.11. Gilberti- •
Michael Spengler,
blue, (Shoe Store,)
Miss H. McCreary,
8. 8. McCreary, • ,
A, D. Buehler, '
Cobeau & Crawford,
-Jacobs & Brother, •
A. Scott & Bon,
,John Gruel,
Dr. Robert Horner, -
Miss• Mary McMaster,
Joseph Gillespie,
— liendricks k Warren,
Boyer it Son,
A. R. Feistel,
Henry Overdeer,
Theo. Norris,
-Philip Winters,
Lewis Strouse,
Wlll.4.l(artin,
k Bgnner,(Warehous
McCurdy & Hamilton,"
Culp k Karnehaw, "
Alex. Spangler,
C. li. Buehler;
_Guinn & Reilly,
John M. Swan,
..Dophorn & Iloffman„
Miss Nott,
George F. Kaaarish, .•
Wm. k henry Meals,
John Warner,.
Mrs. H. M. Paxton, ,
•'James' pierce,.
George 11. Swope,
8. G. et,ok, •
:Daniel Culp,
Geo. C. Strickhouser,
Wm. T. King,
Joseph While it Son,
Outoberlan
li. Palton43lgbatn; -
Reading
Tauoiinbaugh k Neely, •
Adam K. Myers.
I. & D. Howard,
Menalien
-Spiry h Hoopes,
♦. T. Wright,
Jacob Niter k Son,
D. Elden,
if. S. Penrose,
win, A. Elden,
Surkhol :er A Hoffman,
prerdeer,
Liberty
Da•i.l .
Sanftiel Martin,
_Charles Buhrivan,
Martiu Ortorho%zer,
Union.
t,
John Boblot,
Rd* ard-Neutz,
Batter
Israel Shuck,
Vie, Miller,
71{durArd Staley,
1 1 :1LA
].cob
Aremisli Gulden,
llantilagto
-1' R. Cli s,
liettslieir.
Frfuk. Girdeer,
ilartuian k Sadler,
Mrs.. Grridt,
Boil 6: LAishsw,
Leval W. Ilvikes,
- 11. W. Zie,:ler,
' Samuel A. Atili,r,'
'John W. Reitzel,
ifoantjoi
Sohn Yo9t,
- - Jnnei Coiling,
- BAr4h
Vanwel Faber,
. Oxford.
John C. Xottek,
Frineis X Smith,
John llinter, •
'livid Hoke,
J. C. Neely,
WITI. D. Bottet•rl . ,
Aht , lintri Sherle,
R. IL Font% N. Bro.,
Jackson 13, era,
Francis - Sherniin,
II Kiel M. 11 Bier,
Iltifflicius.
Cltrrnany!
7..fdi• uyri,
A nu aims J. Smith.
Strabai►.
Philip Jlnnn, ,
Imnirl Golden,
~toltry Omit, Jr.,
- Built) King,
Brugh t Myers,
Benjamin Kiebultz,
Littteitow
Maas k Bpanglri,
Steffy .&
rooting & Staub,
Itph i raini Myers,
CrOise 4 11:0.,
Huron,
:Snyder & Son,
-Samuel Little,
Henry Reeser,
Alex. Shock,
Weikert &
'.I. H. flutters,
Sarah Warr's,
II S. Klein,
Wm C. Merrick,
David Schwartz,
Herber & Co.; -
-Amos Keler , . .
Mitring t Lefever,
N. F. B.rker,
John M. Clay,
garnittonb
Woks & Hinkle r .
Sullivan &
Dinner & Shields, •
Israel Fri Line,.
Esrit Overhultzer,
Latimor A
T. M. firenamnn,
AdiYm berew,
Mounlpitas ,
J. k E. Miller,
q. Lawrence &Co.,
— E. 4. Pints,
— llVoi. A. McSherry,
- SimOn Barn lab,
•
lJanies Shancbrook,
Berthick B
Mary Malik n,
Dysert tc Wirt
Lewis Jordy, •
Mrs Mayes,.
David E. Hollinger,
Win. Dacia,
Fetter .. klDoehenonr,
t.Diserwir,9
John Fowler,
ie ttlin
ael Hefty,
.1 • e
Gu ernaror k-eerOger,
Bar ara-Oaster, .
Emanuel Diller,
t Prank/in'
Mrs, Holleran,
Marlin L. Miller, •
PIA tk k Spinglint,
'Jos fit Lives, -
Jolla Carpenter,
Henry W. Witmoro.
Jacob Mark', •
lame, Hebert, '•-•• ,
A. Liktle" I Bro., •
pre
A. Waybright,
Ji t iku 1
J. 1 r Mein,
Wm. Wolff, •
J-rstratig,
ISP*hirisr)
lindebron4,
• (FouoySto
Gecirire Mistedorft,
Jc6b Oesise
Jelin Voibeck;
Daniel Raffenoperger, 1
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Goo. W.4bangler,_ 13 11!
2 krOne• '
P. A C. Yeatts, 13 111
John F. Houck, ',„. 14 .- 1
Dan el Delap, 14 7
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inanimins 4k DiniVim'
Ada iehl, 6
John He " g, A
Wm . .
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Notice is hereby given to all,persons inter.
ested in the above return of classification,
that I will hold :an Appeal, at the Commis
skitters' Office, in Gettysburg, on SATURDAY,
the. 15th day of 'JUNE next, between the
hours of 9 A. 11. and 3 P. 31, when and where
all persons that ina i y consider •bemielres ag
grieved by said elaseitication may attend.
iiiirTHe above Licenses must he paid on
or before the first day of July, 1867.
J. M. WALTER,
Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes for Adams co.
May 13, 1867. 4t
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11 15 00
111 •10 00
14 7 00
•15 10 00
14 7 00
14' 7 GO
14 700
10is , 00
14 - 7 00
12 12 50
15 7 Q 0
15 ' 10'00
18, 10 00
14 T 00
14 T GO
19 13 50
) 5 , 30 t.O
30 00
REDUCED PRICES!
AT TIVELrBAND A HALF CENTS!
IAT Tiff:LYE AND A HALF CENTS !
ALL KINDS OF GOODS AT PRICES DE-
Call at once and buy some of the Cliap
(foods now opening at
10 . 20 00
30 00
1.1 • lb 00
14 t 00
1$ _ 10 00
11 I'4 50
14 T t 00
14 ? 00
April 8, 1867
New and Cheap Clothing
7 , 14 • " 7 00
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14 I CO
14 700
,f 14 7 00
114 - 700
il4 • -700
' 16 r oo
14' - 7 00
114 . 'I Q 0
i.
STACKS OP THEM!
ir BRINKERHOFF, corner a the
0 and Yurir-street, has just returned from
the city with ad - unusuatly attractive assort
ment of
CLOTIIikG FOR SPRING & SCUMERWEAR
which he will. sell at such prites as cannot
fail, to take them off very rapidly. Call and
judge for yourselves. To look at the excel
lent material, tasteful cutting, and next mid
substantial sewing, and then to 14 0, his.low
orices--callets cabuot help hut buy, when
they see it so much to their interest to do.so.
1= lie has Coats, Pauts, Vests, of till etylcs
~and.materials; •
I Hats, Bunts, and Sheer;
I Shirts, of all kinds, llosiery, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, Neck Tins, Cravats, Linen and
Paper Cullers', Suspenders, I:iushes, Combs;
Trunks, Valicts, Umbrell.is, Pocket Knives,
Score, Smoking and Chewing Tobaecvs,
Pipes. Stationery, kc.;
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thousand
and one other articles, entirely too numerous
to detail io a newspaper advertisement.,
Ile aaka the utter, Lion of the public to his
new stock, confident that it will please—and
no one can or will sell cheaper. Don't forget
the place—corner of York street and' the
!Diamond, Gettysburg.
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JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
April :9, 1843 T. ti
_ .
New Drug Store
IN NEW OXFORD.
underdigneti 11.0 opened a Drug Store
1 in New Oxford, Mom eoutity, and re.
epeetfully calla the attention ul the peLlic to
hte at'ork of
13 14 00
14 , 7 00
7 00
11's 7 00
142 7 00
14 , 7 00
PAINTS,
OILS,
13 10 00
10 30 00
14 I 00
. 13 50
14 7 00
13 10 00
14 7 :00
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14 1, 700
14 00
VARNISHF.A.
DYE-STUFFS,
WINDOW GLASS,
Patent Medicines and a full assortment of
DRUGS; in a word s complete stock al o.Aids
generally kept in a :i-it-dais Drug Store. All
of which hate been putchased daring the past
two weeks, and will b- sold low. All the
articles formerly inanufictured at the old
establishment in Ea-t Iterlin can be !Hill here.
Understanding business perfectly. sod
selecting , his gc,nds himself, he- is able to
. w•rrant his Drugs purr and us represented.
The public are rtgiie.ted to It;ve hum
D. U. SIILLEIL.
1 'l 4 Zew Oxford, flay C, 1461. Gm
7 00
7 00
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Green Ridge!
,
N EW STOILE
kNED NEW GOODS !
T 01.11 V YOL t ECK
Flae conunpnced Sture:lteeping nt Green
Ridge, in Hamilton tam ncdtip, Adams county,
' on the Ilatztpton bt&rupike, nut: would inform
the public that he hue jusereturned from the
city with au excellent assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
'BARD-WARE. QIINEXS-WARE.
CEDAR-wAritc, TIN- WA ItE,
I no
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CANDIES, NOTIONS,
Tobaccos, &c., ke.—indeed, a full and com
plete hue or liudfp, to suit the necessities
awl itisti•s of all.. His prices are as low ita
the very lowest—Golieoes at 10 ceuts and
Muslim; at 11 cents, as instances.
lie feels that his goods and prices will he
satisfactory to—the public, and therefore
cites a large sh4re of cu stom, from near and
r
far. Do t forget thi - advice—the Green
; Ridge Stor, e the pluceto get the full .worth
' of your clone..
April 22, 18GT. t(
• Lecture to Tung Iffen.
15 00
T 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
JUST I'UftLIStIED, inn Sealed
Envelope. Pike Six cents. A,
• Lectare en the-Noture, Treatment
aua ltHdlegi Cure of 1 4 permotorrlice, or Semi
nal Weakness, Incoluntory Emissions, Sexual
Debility, and Impediments to Mortlake gen- ,
erally, Nervousness * , ecnsuniption, Epilepsy, !
and Fits Neut.,' and Phylical Incopticity, •
resulting from Self-Abuse' Sce.—By ItIiBERT
J. CULVERWELL, M. Author of the
"Green linok," , •
The world-renowned outlet, in this admi.
table Lecture, clearly proles from his own
experience that the awful conse,queme of
Self-Abuse may be effectually - removed wi.h
out medicine, and without dangerous .uegical
operations, boogies, instruments, rings, or
cordials, pointing out a untie of cure at once
pertain and effectual, by which e7ery suff-rer, •
no Matter what his condition In ty be, may
core himself cheaply, privately, and ra.fieally.
This Lecturp will prove a boon to thousands
and ihous.tuds. -
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14 po
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Sins under seal to any address, in a plain
celled envelope, on the receipt of i•ix cents. of
two postage. stamps. Also Dr. Culverwell'a
"Marriage Guide," price 1:5 cents. Address
the•pub.ishers
CHILE. J. C. KLINE k PO.,
117 Bowery, New York, PostoOffice Box 4586.
May 20, 1867. 3m
.C 4 ZATEMENr of Bounty Arrouut of MOUNT
-1.3 PLEASANT TOW tisllll% for quota nil.l In
Meptentber-arlOctoliner,l 4—aCCOUllt aett led May
School Dlnettons in mount with Mountpleasant
14 t
13 , 10
14 t
14 ' t
14 1'
Boantp Tax received In
Subscription money received,
*17,101 ut
•,
Exoneration* for 1141, CR.
.. 007 78
Peg, . , Si 217
Amount paid for 2Srecratlls• 'was Oa
libliectors' fees,' Me 30
Expense* of reeralting committee, 880 47
Interest 00 loam '' ' ' 800 85
Percentage for collecting subscripttorti, 42 In
Expenec or settlement. 1/1 10
BoWnce In Treasurer's hand*,_ . 127.17
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13 10
14 V
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We, the undenitgaed, Andftootof Bfoontpleaa
ant townshtpdisvo examined theaboveiteeounta,
and end them airteot to the beat of out know.
edge. F. X. ITH. .
JACOBS M HEM LER,
' PICTS 8. Sarni.
Mn)- 13,198?. St Auditors.
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kT ORRIS ha just returned from the 1310
'4ll with- IC large assortment of Clothing.
Lail and examine them. ' - " 1 FMay 8, 'sl.
The f place fo -100 r Witt it
vary sheep ltieen—nt
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APPEAL
NEW GOODS
ELEGANT CALICOES
GOOD MIISLINS
FYING COMPETITION
FAHNESTOCKS'
AT BRISKERLIOFFS.
Bounty Account.
1;!I
New Goods.
Cali at the New' Store,
OPPOSITE TEE COURT-110110E,
'Gettysburg, Penrect.
NEW • GOODS •
AND LOW PRICES!
The undetsignel have opened a new Pry
Goods Store, in Kendlehirt's building, dire.A
ly opposite the Court-Louse, Baltimore street,
Gettysburg, and Start with a splendid stock,
embracing everything to be found in a first
class establishment. Bought for cash, and
at the latest decline, we can offer bargains
that must astonish every oue. 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,
CASSIMERES, Jeans, Cottonades, Vesting',
Gloves, Suspenders, Neck Ties, and every
thing else in the Gentlemen's line.
For the Ladies w'e have SILKS, ALPACAS,
POPLINS, Bereges, Lawns, Delnines, Ging
hams, Calicoes, Gloves, Parasols. Hoop Skirts,
Corsets, Hosiery, White Goods, with what
ever else may be called for.
Also, a large stock of NUSLINS, Sheeting%
Tickings, CARPETING; QUEENS-WARE,
Umbrellas, Window Shades, kc., kc.
Call at the New Store, opposite the Court
house, and examine the stock, before pur
chasing elsewhere,
April 15, 1867
New Spring Goods.
T L. SCHICK invites the attention of his
j his friends and customers to his large
and well selected stock of
DRY GOODS,
,Comprised in part cf
French Meritoes,
All Wool Poplitts,
All Wool Delaines, _
All Wool Plaids,
Plain Poplins,
Black and Fancy Silks,
Tamise Cloths,
Black and Colored Alpacas
Black Cloths at.d Cassimeres,
Fancy Cassimeres,
Cassinets,
Jeans, - ' =
Flannels of all kinds,
Gloves and Stockings.
Also, a- fine lot of Ladies' FURS AND
SHAWLS, as well as an abundant variety of
Notions, all of which will be sold chelp for
the cash. - J. L. :SCHICK.
'April 15, 18n7.
New Goods !
CHEAP—CHEAPER—CHEAPEST !
IF you wish to buy good and cheap
.Goods, call at JACOBS & IMO'S. STORE,
near Myers' Hotel, in Cbamberabnrg street,
Gettysburg. They hate the very best s,lec
(inn of• goods, such as CLOTHS, CASS'.
MERES, TWEEDS, &c., the market can pro
duce, and are determined to sell them as
cheap as can be sold anywhere in town or
country. AnT person wishing to have their'
cut out, ran bare it done free of charge.
Tnose desiring Goods made up, can also be
accommodated. We warrant the best work
and the best tits to be bud onywbere. Fu
humbug in•whitt we say.
We hate on hand the very best and most
durable SEWING ES, and are always
ready to wait on purchasers: Full eatistac
tion given as to operating machines. Call
and examine. We warrant them to he the
best in use. JACOBS do BRO.
April
la
NEW STOUES
GETTYSBURG
TN ennneetion with their BAT and SHOE
1 kusiness, _
1201 V & WOODS
Lace opened out a full_ and entirely new
Etoekirof
DRY GOODS
A.:t)
NOTIONS
For t. ,. e LADIES we save ell the LATEST
s•rYLE of
DRESS 000DS
AND
DOMESTICS
For )Jeri and Boys we hare Cloths, Cassliners,
Jeans, Tweeds, Co.toi.dtdes, Nankeens,
Denims, tic.
March 25, 1861
1167. Spring Millinery 1567.
AND FANCY GOODS.
f ISS li. MeCHEAItV bas put received a
AL large and beautiful iLssortuteut of ilea,
style,
Fancy Bonnets, Cranes,
Fancy Ilais,
Plain Hats,
. Featht rs, Frames,
P.itikons, Nets,
!Towers. ' Pins, ke , kc
Also, a general asotrtment of Lailies'•Tol-
LET GOODS, consisting in putt of Emliroider
eil Fancy He id Dresses. Plain do . Linen and
Thread Lace Collars, Paper do , Thread Lace,
Farley Combs, Dressing do., Hair Brushes,
Perfumery, Soaps, Powdets, Corset., Hosiery,
Gloves, Linen Hankeichiefs, Hoop Skirts and
lutant Goods.
Thankful for the li
received, in seasons p
ft um her lady triendi
April 15, 1867. 21i
Look to
A T
A t d h a e m s : n t h
countyenotl
sotto:tient of
N E W
at red
LADIES'
of all kinds i Calicos.
Muslin' 12f cents per
UiiNTt.K
propOrtionately cheal,
ALSO. CHEAP GEOCERIES.,
Sugar at 10 eenla per pound, and other things
in proportion. Determined not to be under
sold, and consideriu,4 it a pleasure to show
Goods, we extend an rivisation to ail. Come
and see our stock, ea we btlieve it will be to
your interest to call before purchering else-
Wbere. tN - DANNER. SUIELDS.
April 22, 1807. 3m
Town Properly
AT PRIVATE SALE.—The undersigned
offers his property, the WHITE SWAN
HOTEL, in South Washington street, at Pri
vate Sale. The house is a NEW TWJ-STORT
BRICK, with Back-building, and an extra
BuiMinx adjoining for a Bar-room. Also 3n
the preruiVes a good Stable, a never -failing
well of water, a ei-tern, and choice fruit
The property - is a very desirable one, and
should 'command the attention of buyers.
This is the house that was so terribly
aliened during the battle of Gettysburg, and
will always be looked upon as au object ef
interest on that accouLt.
67,c9.1
2,437 $5
0,772 50
The terms can be learned by calling on the
subserlber, residing thereon.
• JACOB STOCK.
April 29, 1987
ADAM SPITLER'S ESTATE.—Letters of
administration on the estate of Adem
Spitler, late of Monntpleasant township, Ad
ams county, deceased, having "been gra nted
to the undersigned, the first named residing In
Union township, and the last named residing
in Oumberland township, they hereby give db.-
tice to , all persons indef.ted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them pro;
perly authenticated tor settlement.
DEBRA' BAIR,
517.MXt 03
11ENBY BISHOP,
Hey e, 1887. et Administrators.
AONE bat Ent-rate PIOTURNS are allowed
to be taken from theNzeelidot Gallery.
ides ahead before the order is filed.
C. .1. TYSON,
REBEET & ELLIOTT,
AN'()TIIER
ROW & WoODS
iberal patronage she has
ast, she hopes to receive
an early call. ,
ur Interests.
of Bain street, Fairfield,
Pa., can be found an aa-
GOODS
ed priced.
RESS GOODS
at 10 cents per yard,
yard;
EN'S WEAR.
lottce.
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Hubbard's
SELF-RAKER.
THE undersigned are agents for thiel cele
brated Combined Self.raking Reaper and
Mower. This machine has two driving wheels,
hinge-joint and folding-bar, is very simple in
construction, and is considered by those who
have used them to be eqnal in grass to any
light machine made for mowing only. It cuts
4 test 8 inchei-in grass, and 5 feet 6 inchwin
grain, is a rear-cut side-delivery, capable of
cutting a whole field of grain without binding
a sheaf, and does the must satisfactory work
in lodged grain, to be worked with two
horses. We claim this Self-raker to be the
beat in existence. Farmers reading over the
different advertisements will come to the
conclusion that all are best, but we will give
them our reasons for calling oars the beet:
Ist. This Self-raker has four rakes (no
blanks or fans). The driver, by means, of a
small lever in front of him, can make either
rake sweep the platform at his will. You will
see by this that it makes no difference how
far you have to drive, you can always have a
full sheaf, 'thereby saving binding, gathering
or dividinrsheaves. ,
2nd. If your grain is one thickness eu that
It will permit of making a sheaf each revolu
tion of the Rake or you Wish to put the dtiver
on the horses, you can din so by simply thaw
kg one bor, and still keep the rakes all on-to
drop into the lodged or tangled grain. is
one ?Mitt to which we wish to 'draw your
attention. Take notice where all these rakes
s , rike into the grain and then compne theta
with blanks or reels on other Self-rakers.
3d. If you wish your oats on a swath, tie
your lever fast, and it a ill do its wtirk per
feztly and you will he safe for wet weather.
4th. All men know that in a band-raking
Reaper that the reel must be changed for dif
ferent kinds of grain to make it reel on plat
form, and so must a Self-raker to make pertect
work in extreme tall or shott grain. This
Rake has tbis most desirable and indispensa
ble improvement, which co other rake
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 by nil
disinterested and practical machinists to be
decidealy simple and durable in its cinistrac
titn
At the great National Field Trial, held,at
Auburn, New York, lust July, which is coil
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 Suite Agricultural Society,
this machine was awarded' ,he Gold Medal
for the best Combined Self-raking Reaper
and Mower, (Class No. 4). Since the _great
trial, different matbines are claiming Medals,
and most persons are in n fog about it. We
will explain : There were about 5U different
machines entered for the different Medals,
and they nere cla.seJ as follows: The best
machine in each class was awarded a Medal,
and the second beat a prize of $25.
_ Class No. 1, Light Mowers; Nct. 2, Reapers,
Hand Rake, (for grain only); K0..21, flyafief
Self-rake, (tor grain crnl.oe)er No. 3. Combined
Reaper and Mower Oland-rake): No, 4, Com
bined. Reaper and Mower, (Sell'•rahe) Hub
bard's; No. 5, Combined 11.1,nd and Self
raking Reaper and Mower, (thrown eut on
account of interior work.)
At the Field Trial held .by the Center
County Agricultural Society, us Mc Allist•r's
farm, last July, Huhhard's Combined self-
raking &caper and Mower was awarded the
highest premium fur the best work done.
See Citculara for report All we ask is farm
ers to come and see this machine for them
selves. We warrast them to give entire
satisfaction in all respects. Sample machines
on hand. Extras always on hand. Branch
Shop at York, Pa. Addreis Granite Bill Post•
office, Adams county, Pa.
giv- Alb° Pratt & Sineiller's Patent Horse
Rakes on hand, built by Geo. W. Brant At Co.,
Columbia. Pa.
lIENRY THOMAS ik SON, Agents.
Copied from Report of Auburn Field
Trial.
T the Great National Field Trial at An
burn, N. Y, the Committee on the pig!.
i/y trot*, assumed the No: 90 to repre
sent the best work that can be done. The No.
3U as reprasenting the best work that :can be
done with a Hand Scythe. The No. 20 as in
ferior to any work that would be tolerated by.
a teepee:able farmer. The gralantion of work
expressed by numbers int, mediate.
Class First, Independent Mowers, the three
best Machines oat of ten were milked as fut.
lowa : No 1, 40 ; No. 2, 39 ; NO. 3, 36.
'lt wih be seen by reference to the Judges'
Report. on page i i, that Hubbard's Combined
Self-raker drew 38 in grass, which is hat a
tritle less than the twerbest Independent Mow
ers, manufactured expressly tor inou ing, while
all the rest came far short of it. On page 29
will be touted that it was marked 39 in Shel
don's lodged wheat, whilst no other machine
ceived this mark. Ou page 80, on descrip
tion, it says, the rake-teeth can drop down to
a level with the guards to catch lodged grain,
and KM over a rake guard, to preterit the
teeth from dropping into the knife and raising
quickly afterwards. There are also Oats out
side of the take to clear the divider. The
rake track, working an a pivot, by this ter
ranginent gives to the machine thn ability
to work in the tallest grain or shortest c lover
seed:
The work of IirBILIRD'S BAKE - excited
much admiration upon the ground. Its sim
plicity and easy adjustibility are worthy of
high commendation, and it is the, only one Ly
which oats C. 112 be swathed.
Committee on di-aft—tested by dynameter,
it wail the lightest &Mt by 32 pounds—under
all others.
Weight as Mower 700 pounds ; as C.hzi
bleed Sell-raker, 1,005 pounds.
ear - Persons wishing to purchase Hand
rakers and af - erwerds hare the r.ike attached,
can be supplied by us ; also Mowers to be had
ready to attach to rake hereafter.
HENRY THOMAS St SON, Agents.
May 6, 1807. tf •
- Grocery dc Liquor Store.
A LARGE assortment of fine
GROCERIES, ,
Teas, Coffees, White Sugars of , all kinds, and
Brown Sugars, cheap, prime new crop Urkang
"Molasses, and all grales of Syrups ; NESS
MACKEREL, Instill market. All kiuds• of
LIQUORS,
wholesale and retail, prime Wine, Brandy,
Rye Whiskey; kc., for medicinal and other
purposes, in any quantity.
Per B. Mishlees Herb Bitters, and the
"Great Zingari Bitters. •
WM. J. MARTIN,
- Baltimore at., Gettysburg. -
April tf
Notice.
TAMES WITHERSPOON'S ESTATE.—Let
tens testamentary on the estate of J,tmes
Witherspoon, late of Freedom township, Ad
ams county, deceased, having beet, granted to
the undersigned, the first named residing In
Freedom township and the last named residing
in the borough of Gettysburg, they hereby
give notice to all persons indebted to said
estateio make immediate payment, and those
having claims agaiitst the same to present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH WITHERSPOON,
JOEL B. DANNER,
May 6, 1867. fat Executors.
Notice.
EERY - 11EIVLEWS ESTATE—Letterr
testamentary on the estate of Henry
eider, late of , Mounijoy township. Adams
coduty, deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned, residing in the same township,
he hereby gives notice to all persons indebted
to said estate to mete immediate payment, and
these having claims against the same to,prt.-
sent them properly aushentiente4 far •settle
meat. JOHN THOME;
May 6, 180. It* Executor.
The:fational
REAPERS AND MOWERS.
Hof hella rdlents
The No. 1 Machine has two Drit ing Wheek,
Rings 'Joint and Folding Bar, making it
I very convenient to more from one place, to
another; is very Silllple in its construction,
extremely light draft and durable. cults 4 feet
10 inches in grass and 5 feet, 2 inches in
grain; is a Selt• Raker and Side Delivery, and
; is capable of cutting a whole field without
• binding a sheaf, and does the most satisfacto
ry work
This Machine can also be used as a
I Rand Machine without injuring its qualities
I as a Reaper,., The Machine I, warranted to
;cat Grass as well as any Single Mower that
• cuts the same width. It is a strong two
horse Machine—three or tour can be used, if
I required, in hilly ground.
-GREAT ,IMPROVIIII On have been made
for the coming season.
The Machine is also perfectly balanced, no
weight on the horses' necks in Mowing or
I Reaping.
' No. 2i4 a light two-horse Machine, and it
1 differently constructed, cutting oc the right
' blind side ; and in front of Drtving Wheeti is
ia Self-Raker. and S'...te Delivery. The differ
! care in the width of cut is 6 inches. ,
The shifting lever and the raising anti low
' ering levers are both at the driver's right side,
it
and with hs right f t upon a pedal and his
left upon a foot-ate l he has the power and
control of the whole ingehine, he can raise or
i lower the platform front three to fourteen
inches, can throw the machine out of gear,
and regulate the rake so as to mnke the
sheaves large or small, and all this at the
satne time and Without retarding the motion
or speed ofttig machine.
All Marbiires warranted to give satisfac
tion I For further information apply to
• , LEWIS BUSHMAN, Agent,
3 miles south of Gettysburg.
March 4, 1867. tf _
SIIII{}IIIAN'S
NATIONALSKLF-DISCIILUGING STP.EL SPRING TOTH
Horse Bake I
Patented September 91h, 1862, and Ile-issued-De-
cember GA, 1864
This' Bake is aft Independent Steel Spring
Tooth flake, and has proveb itself !o be the
most - perfect 110ft.SE ItAiiE Low iu u-e.
With this Ralce the Horse does all the work,
'both the fidkicg and Discharziag, dri
ver moving a ieVer a 'few inches, which throws
it in par, and as the Lor=e inoves forward it
rdiFes the tPeth and eLioor g es its fond, and
then shifts out of gear - itself, the t-eth drop
ping down ready to rake again. By this ope
ration it is easily understood that the Baker
has hardly any work to do at all!
Important imp.ovements have been made of
late, making it very simple and durable in its
c,,nstruction. Thou ands of them have been
sold in the lew last years, and given the best
kind of satisfaction.
Apply to LEWI43 BITSTIMAN, , Agent,
3 miles &oath o! Getty.buig
March 4, 1867. tf.
Removal.
1867.
A. It. FEISTEL,
healer in, trkJeks, Watches and Jenlcley,
ji.• AS 4.eloved his Store to York Sireet,
next d or to Boyer St•Son's.Grocery, and
meetly opeosite the Gettysburg National
Bank, Ivherelte has on hand, awl is couotaut
-1- receiving, urge gupplics of
'CLUCKS,
from the beat Manufactories in the United
States ; all E tyles, Rrgul itor thrice, bight.
day' end Twenty-four Hour Clot kg, u ith :fr!
without .Alarm Attachment—all warranted,
and %ill be sold cheap. Pikes from $3 :m to
$9 50. ,
W ATCHES,
of American and Foreign manufacture; Cold
and Filter, linut,ing-case and Open-face , ' Le-
Detadied Levers, Straight Line, White
Movement, Lepines, Bailroid Time-keepers
and Timing Watche., all warranted—at prices
ranging from $l3 00 to F 75 00.
JEWELRY. -
A splendid misortment of Rings, chased and
plain, Wedding, sings Suitable for
Gifts, Silver Riots, and Gutter Perchn
Ladies' Breastpins and Eor•rings or ull stiles
and prices, Gent's Pins of all hinds,. Masonic,
Uld Fellotvs. lied lien and Templar's. Gold
Pens and Pencils, Napkin Rings, Silver
Thimbles, Spectacles, silver, !Rated and steel,
a large variety of Gold and Silver Vest and
Curb Chains, Gent's Bosom. Studs, Sleeve
Bcttons, Lick( ts, Charms, Ate., &c., sold
TII‘N TUX CH +.114:3T.
ble'Clocks, W.,telies, Jewelry and Ninvienl
Ititronients at every description RI:PAIRED
to order, and sati.faction guaranteed in all
CaSe3:
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto•
fore extended to him, he hopes, by doing good
work, at reasonable prices, to merit the con
tinuance of the s.aue.
A. It FEISTEL
Gettyaburg, April 15, 18u7. tf
XL I NCI-) S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE CF THE ACE!
Grew-headed Iveoplo have their
locks restored by it to the dark, lustrous,
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 rejoices
People - whose heaths are covered with
Dandruff and Humors, use it, and have clean
coats and clear and healthy scalps
23ald.iliwactod 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 beeituse It is
richly perfumed!
Young Ladies use It because it keeps
their Hair in place!
Everybody wine and wig use It; because
i t Is t h e c le aned and bear article in the
market !
.1,, For Sale by Druggists generally.
Price $1 3(1 Pet bottle.
tar For sale by A. D. Buehler and R. !Ri
fler, Gettysburg, and A. F. Barker, Littlestn syn.
April 23, 1867. Err
New Arraugetients.
nENRY OVERDEER,
ell fhi I.l , itt in Itattimore St., attiyabitry,
hue made el rangements ti get fresh applies
every week, from the city. and is determined to
sell cheap. He invited ell to Ore him it cell.
Air stock tonshits of GRUCF.RIE.S, NOTIONS,
FLOUR, Corn Neal, Chopped Feed, Corn,
Oats, Fish, Bacon, Lard, Cheese, Crackers,
Tobacco, Segars and Snit!, SUGAR, COFFEE,
Teas, Syriip, litolasseer Candles, Cost Oil,
Fish Oil, Tar, Best Cider Vinegar, and a great
variety of Notions, candies, Ac., he.
air ?he Caell or Trade' will be given for
Country Produce, each as Flour, Corn, Wu,
Butter, Ens, Potatoes, Rags, k.c.„
April 8, Ism tf
pR: HORNER'S IMAGRANt MYRRH pre
serves- the , Teeth. cures all, diseases of
he gams and purifies the breath.
TILE PREMIUM
MOWER AND REAPER.
DODGE 8 [IA [WESTER.
AWARDED the Special Diploma and
Grand Medal of ihrfor fI3 the be.,t com-
Linel Mower, Rand-raking Reaper and Self
raking Re.tpet—on exhibttion-at the great fair
of the St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, October Gth, 1806.
01110 AND BUCKEYE PATENTS.
At the great trial of Reapers and lowers'at
Auburn, N. Y., in July last, by the New Turk
State Agricultural Society, this Machine was
awarded the prrferelice over all others in
CittBd No. 5. This class was the most• impoy
tent of any, as it embraced Mowing and timid
and Sylf-r.kking 'Zeigler iu the same Machine.
This Machine has been awarded Medals and
first, Premiums by the Pennsylvcnis and lowa
Stale Faire, and by linndreds of County Fairs
In all parts of the country. This MAchine
took the first Premium at the Adams Ceram;
Agricultural Fair held at Denderstille, Sep
ternbct, Ma. Also,
BALL'S 01110 & RUSSELL'S SCREW P.:,'WER..
Hopi first-class Machines, having sold a num
ber of these „Machines in the last three yearn.
They have given goner it satisfaction wherever
used." We ask farmers to call and examine
these machines before purchasing ilsewhere,
as they will be able to male a better selec
tion. We could produce quite a number of
certificates from some of the best farmers in
the county, but deem it unnecessary, its we
warrant these miebints to live satisfaction
with a fair trial, or no tale, Insured for our
season.
made
always kept on hand. We have
made artatigeutents to hare repairing done
when needed at any time and on moderate
terms.
WWI the above we have for sale a number
of valuable Farming Implements.
SULKY CORN PLOUGH,
Can be used for ploughing and cultivating
rorn—lintshing, one row at a time. Can al,o
he i, ed for loosening up corn ground or put
ting in seeding. Iti raising the front sl.ovels
it can be used fur in irking out corn ground—
marking two rows at a tame. A Cornplanter
ern alao be attached, planting two rows at a
time. .
C R_l4l 'C RUSH .E It S.;
For crushing corn in the car or slrelleJ
STEEL COMPOSITION BELLS, •
For Schools, Churches, Farms, &u.
STEEL PLOEGHS, sityrits PATENT.
HAY RAK,I.IS,
Mt article every farmer should have—the
best in the market, hand or self;discharging.
. GRAIN DRILLS; (Wilionichby's Patent,)
with Crowell's G.Lano attachment. .
1867.
Harrisburg 'GRAIN FAN, (Reynold's Pat
ent,) considered the best mill ever in use i❑
this county.
Any of the above machines enn he bad by
calling on or addressing the Eubscriber, 2
miles from Gettysburg, ou tte Harrisburg
road, a hero specimen machines c.intie seen.
WHILE, Agent,
April 8, 1867. tf , Geoysbuig, Pa.
PLAYED OUT!
TTIGH PRICES for Clothing. Call, ex
la amine and be convinced of the fact at
PP. KIND'S.
Great Redaction
IN PR ICES!
41115 undersigned take great pleasure in
e.‘yipg that they have
JUST RECEIVED
a large stock of NEW GGOBS, suitable for
Spring and Summer Wear, which they will
sell at VERY LOW, prices. We can sell
Bleached Mosling, 1 yard wtde, at, 18 cents,
which was sold at 30 cents a few weeks ago,
We have reduced the prices of ALL OTHER
GOODS IN PROPOB.TION.
We have GENTLEMEN'S WEAR as follows :
Cloths, Cassitneres, Vestings, Kentucky Jeans,
Cottonades. Linens, Suspenders, Half llose,
Gloves, Cull ,rs, &c., &e.
• WEAR—Cloths and Cassimeres,
for circulars ai.d sacks, elwicas, Mohair
Flails, Delitines all styles, Ginghams, Calicoes,
Gloves all kinds, Hosiery, &c., &c.
No trouble to chow Goods. Cite us a call,
DUPHORN & HUFFMAN.
.Gettysburg, April 8, 18r7.
Just the Place
TO GET
YOUR GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C.—
The undersigned batting bought out
V.. H. U. \Visotzkey, (formerly Strickhouser
& Wisotzkey,) will continue the
GROCERY, PROVISION k NOTION
business, at the old stand, in Baltimore street,
a reeve doors south of the Court-house, flettys•
burg, where it will alfo-d hien ,great pleasure
to respond to the calls of the public. His
stock will always be kept fresh and full, sitl ,
that tapers may at all times re3y upon getting
the best of everything. Ilia
CUFF EES, SUGARS,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
TEAS, SPICES,
Salt, Fish, Cheese, S•arch, Soaps, Candles,
Blacking, Matches, Teil,s, Buckets, Brooms,
Bed Cords ; CONVECTIONS; Fruits, Nuts,
Segars, Tobaccos, STATIONERY, kc., kc.,
can't be beat. Ile asks everybody, from town
and country. to give him a call, convinced that
his goods and prices will please.
fdrOysters and Fresh Fish In their a enson
S. M. (ALBEIT.
April 8, 1867.
Another Veto
NORRIS.
B Y
CL 0 TII G,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTSrAND SHQI'.:S,
AS CHEAP AS BEFORE THE WAR.
aheo,
Anything in the Cowmen's Furnishing
line,
Ct n be found at the Cheap Store of
T. C. NORRIS.
April 15, 1867. tf
Important
TO ALL PkERSONS!
ior EN D RIC KS & WARREN have purchased
the Store formerly occupied by J. A.
titles, and latter ly by 0.11. Swope, where
they will keep constantly en hand a complete
assortment of
• GROCERIES,
including Syrups, Oases, Sugars, Teas, Ba
con, Flour, Feed, Rice, Potatoes. Salt, Tobac
co, kc.,. with every article to be found in a
lirst•claas Grocery. Also LoNFECTIONS,
NOTIONS and FANCY ARTICLES.
They hope to receives share of putdic pa
trotters, and earnestly solicit a continuance
.of the custom heretofore ghee to the estab
liehtnent.. JOHN lISNDRIOKS,
HIRAI WARILEN
Gettysburg, April 8, 1667. - -
90 A • Month !—IGICNTS wonted
for six entireti new cstieles, just out.
Address 0. T. 0411 Y, City Building, Bid.
lefurd, Me. [May 31, 1866. isly
..
IHAVE gone over the entire stock of AL
BUMS and FRAMES,• at the Excelsior
Gallery, and marked them down to within a
fraction of cost. Now is your time for bar
gains. C. J. TYSON.
A 'SUPERIOR quality of the best Louden
Draft • HAYES, with or without fasten
ings, for a Ile by D. NeCREA RV k'SON.
ALT HORNER'S DRUG STORE you earl
- always -gad: it good sosortatimt rlf
BRUSHES, COMBS, PERFUMERY, SOAPS,
kc., kn.
lirinkerh(ifrm
(10 RN' SHELLER, SEPARATOR
l/ AND CLEANE/L
The nnilersigneii would iniurta• the Agri•
cultural public that he has parcltased trim
the Patentee of this estraordinarr nischint,
the Pivent Hight for tke Stales of Peutoliva
uia and Maryland.
Brinkerholl's Corn Sheller, Separator and
Cleaner, is proem:lntel the hest machine of
the kind in thia country., Ail) in proof, ii
may be mentioned that the "Advisory Com
mittee diPpointed to select Implement* for ! ex-
Itibition at the Universal Exposition in Piwis,
fn 1867, } r ive selected Oils Suelle:.as the heist
in America," nod at the request of.l. C. Bee •
by,
U. S. Agent, a innchine has been shined
to Paris for exhibition.
The fact may also be stated that nt the
vreat trial of Agricultural Implements, at
Auburn. N. Y., in July last, tinder the auspi
ces of the New York State Agricultural So
ciety, the Brinkerhoff Coro Sick er,.`'.eparntor
and Cleaner was reported by one of the most
competent Committees roc the (test Corn Sheller
out, They any, We hove carer:oly examined
and thoroughly tested this machine, and have
no hesitntion in pronouneing it Me beat ecru
Shelter tre ever actk , ." The rt port, is signed by
ouch nom as Jahn Stanton Gould, President
N. Y. State Agricult ral So. ty ; B ?John
son, Secretor" to same.; Solon Robinson, Agr
ricultitre! Editor N. Y. Tribune; S. Edwarde
Todd, Agrigultnal Editor N. Y. Times.
From among runny complimentary ten RIM.
per notices, the follow'. g, from* the New York
Olwrver, is deemed
"Aarior.g ill rite Hand Cern, Shakos mad°
in Nese York need Albany—and one single
firm manufactures more than 14,000 annually
—not one can enter the Miele W ith the B!•eller
just invented by J. ifrinl,erhott, Auburn, New
York. It shells, separates and cleanses, rap
idly and easily, at one operation, its fast 1111 the
cars can be put into the hopper."
The undersigned is mile- prepared to dispose
of COUNTY MGM'S. Ile will h eve SHlM
ready for sale in the course of a month's
All letters to be addressed la
WNI.
P. 0. Iles 240, Gettysburg, l'a.
March 11, 1807-
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I=l
BOWE SEWN MACHIRES.
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
L
lIIESE WO11,1.1)-RENOWNED .
SEWING MACHINES
Are eidelamtod for doing the beet work, u.lisg • much
smaller needle for the .sue thread than any ' , tiler mee
claw, and by the inhoductlou of the moat appiorial
ina‘hinery, we are now aible aupply the rho y heat mr
dunce the woe id. Thew. tneehint* are made model Ut•
immediate eupeivtelou of the l'reildeut of the l mummy.
ELIAS 110Whl. Jit tho original Inventor of the 'Pewit);
'Machine, They are adapted to all knobs of Feiully Sewing.
and to the use of Serimetrivoat, Dreweklakm., re,,teee,
No
uafacturen of Fliirte, Cvllare, tkup. Ll.ki, kLintiliruk
Clothing. lint., ('ape, Corson, Hoot*, Kw.; Ile.rinue, !ea.
dim, Linen ()wale, etc.. They work yen illy well of. silk,
linen, woollen and cotton goods, with sift, cotton ot dam
thread. They will ream, gnllt, gutbet, heel fill, isird„
beak', bind, and perform every species al sewing, making
a beautiful and perfect Match alike ou betb bides of Om
articles sewed. On Shoe and catch,
work It t. &Ludt tai
to hams no equal.
VEZ PCALITIti TRIM lILCOIMIXD linty IJ1:
I. Beauty and fseolleme of stltc4, alike ou both tidal
Of the fabric sewed. ~
2. Streorth. Virrances awl Durability cd Beath that Ire
sot Rip or Ravel.
& Economy of Threat
•4. Attachments loud wide caned applleMlea to pow
pow and materna.
'lle stitch Invontml by 311. TIME, end made on thla
Machine, la the-mont popular alai dur.Mx., 4-1.1 46 Nioisur
MlChlftel wr .0? izr to the ! n umb 0.1,144 Y h ""
LT Observe the M441..11641 110m1 ELM! !JOWL h.
imbedded to each kladgue, without abh b MAW are *NSW
fa&
Tie Rowe Nadal Compaq,
OSA atestaisir Prod. PNA,LJAIJIL,PAUJI.
SIBLEY & STOOPS.
501.1 items for Eastern Pennsylvania. N.. Jersey ail
Dalaraivi, W whom appliialtens kr wavier wain IM
air 411 eppticartJoes will receive pnisspi. atteutka.
19_,Geo. Jutobs & Diu , Agents, Oetlyt.
burg.
April 1, 13117 3m
Sal' FARMERS, ATTExD•TO YOUR
IN . TERESTSI
Gettysburg Foundry.
THE •uhscriber vronld inform his customers
and others, that he is still taanufactur:lig
various kinds. of C.stings nod Matchises, guide
to order, on short notice, such as •
T.IMESIIERS AND POWERS,
Ore different sizes of Powers,) Clover-seed
Hullers find Cleaners, Corn Shelters and Sep
arators, Cornfothler _Cutters. Stkaw and Hay
Cutters ; PLOUGH 4,-
such as Cast Ploughs. B.irshear-Plonghs, Side
hill and Corn Ploughs ; the
MRE-SPRING 170TISE rcART,
the latest iinprovetnent au Metal Screw.
fur Cider Presses, •
!ICON RAILING
for Cemeteries or Portho, wills acerything
else in his Hue, all at low prices.
FOR. SA light Two-horse Wagon,
Otte-horse Wagon, and a Spring Wagon. all
new. DAVID STERNER.
April 3),1Nr1. tf •
Tin Ware and Stores.
oTlig subscriber respectfully—informs the
public that be still eeutiures the busiurse
taisking
ALL KINDS OF,GOOD TIN WARE.
at the old stand. (formerly Andrew Polleo4
in York street, Gettyshurs, where he hew rho
largest assortment or tin ware in the county.,
with many other articles for kitchen use, kn.
Also. COOKING STOVHS NINE-PLATS
STOVES, of the 'very best kinds.
• •
S. 4. MOIL
Mar. 12,-1 Bad. tf
frIERRIBLE SLAUGHTER.. in the ;priers of
all kiruls of Ready-made Clothing! To
be convinced yen have Lat to toll at
PICKING'S.
CLEAN FACES.—Inst received another
U supply of superior Razors. Strops. Brush
es and Soup, at ROM 4% WOODS'. .
TUB rash is for the ItseelAlar Gallery. At
ere waited upon id rota.ion and elikdis.
much. C. J. TTSCIX,
ANT ODT run Faro soft- Intadifltr lb*
Dr. IL Ifo•ruer's
(`t'DUPED MN k 110FP)IArS, rr bry
kJ" your Dry Ginnit i
Ac., nn thy northwest Corner of Disunonfi l
Gettysburg, Pa.
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