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Wlll.l3enator Douglas and the late
Adetst, - Lincoln were holding their
great slisemeite before the people of
ttltinois, in 1858, the "martyred Prod
elent" was pressed as to Whether he was
In fav o r or negro iwflrage and negro
equality, for senator Douglas could very
plainly see where the Republican party
fibers drifting. Mr. Lincoln answered
"I Om not, nor never have been in
Ihvor of making voters or Jurors of ne-
Aimee, nor 'of qualifying them to hold
tam, nor to Intermarry with white ma
ple; and I will say in addition to this,
oat there is a physical ilitreience, be
tween the black and white races, which
believe will forever
_prohibit the two
Prow living on terms asocial and
litleal equality. And inasmuch Ili
t ey cannot so live, while they do re
ssin together there must be the posliion
4uper;or and Inferior, and f, aa Much
Ihany Other man, am in favor of Isvitig
it 1. superior posalon assigned to the
lte tare."
PXOTOTION Fos TEsslcsarr-
iGenerid Tbom 34 has been In Wambing-:
it+u cousulting with theautheritira there'
in regard to (lie condition of affairs in
A'enuessee. kJ:it-ow-plow has orlon ized avid
4•ittipped a set of ruffians whose :wowed
avow Is to prevent fair or free electious
Id o
tu being held. Petitions have been;
received at Washington front all:parts of
ionneesee, which represent the country
ids being Ailed with terror at the brutal
And bloodthirsty threats of .I.lr#wnloiv
And his band of out-throats. - I
. NO freedom of opinion is to be tolerated
but at risk of life and limb. They say
the consistent and unfaltering Union
*ten desire' that General Grant shall
send a sufficient Federal force to protect
the.people from the threatened assaults,
t. UpOtl ecnimideration of these petl
ons the. Administration determined to
Send for General Thomas and consult
lett!' him as to the actual condition of
&dairy in Tennessee.
The matter was considered In Cabinet,
had It Teas' determined to have lit readl-
Infos such forces asinight be neceessary,
latmeMi Thomas to have full power to
act in the premises its in his judgment
ma' setim best for the public peace and
srelfare Of the citizens of Tennessee. •
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1 • WaL S! moisr. MOT;
4enersl Swayne has made an official
retort df the Mobile riot, in which he
!awl "the disturbance was not appre
headed or deliberately planned," and
he doett not , find any graver charge
against the police of the - city than that
!nr "timidity esr inefficiency." The
TA , ! Mit affair resolves Itself into an Reel
dental disturbinee, provoked by the
loutrageous language and the brutal con
duct of the' blackguard Kelley.
'THE LEAG VERS.
The Loyal Leaguers of Phlleflelphla,
sippreelating their Ineren.sing weakness
r reeently adopted the following resolu-:
ElEll
"Resolved, That the officers of the
Rate Grand Council he instructed to
vonfer with the officers - of the Grand Ar
soy of the Republic, and aseerta whet h
.
r the two organleationa cannot be uni
ted, et; as to operate together." _
From this the rank and ftte of the
"Grand 'Army- of the Republic" may
?Iv the use to which they are to be put
IT their officer's. There is scarcely_ a
eoubt that the officers of the "Army"
- have already Rohl the privates to the
"Leaigne," for_a consideration.
lUE LliktOW LAW.
The following wax the vote on the new
liquor bill In the State Senate', upon its
, lood i passage:
Yiss—Messrs. Bighem, Browne, of
Lawrence; Brown, of Mercer; ,Coleman,
Connell, Cowles, Fisher, Graham,
Haines, Landon, M'Conaughy, Boyer,
k 4 hpem44dter, Stutztuan, Taylor, White,
Worthuagton 'and Hall, Speaker—lS.
Niaxi—lldetsws. Burnett, Davis, Dono
van, Glatt, James, Ridgway, Randall,
' , chat], .ficaright and Wallace—lo.
The yeas are all Radicals and the nays
all Democrats, except Ridgway:
otarlt the late Congress had done one
fifth as much to restore the Union as it/
, - - - I did to keep It in its present wretched
Mr The New York Heeald thus no- condition, the restoration would now be
flees' Mr. Thaddeus Stevens' late letter ' cempl t to and the country comparatively
on aonfiscation in the South : t
i happy and prosperous. , 1
Thad Stevens, chain «I to a -Fick lied I
mid a doctor's commands, like Prome• j eliV•The appearance of a dozen Demo
theus to the vulture and the rock, erotic members of CongresS from Ken
growls and groans by terns bccaut-e he
Is notin a condi* n to let him•elf loose tueky and Counecticut, at the next ses- i
upon, Wilson ailt others who are reed- sion, will be a most seasonable reinforce-
rilifig with his ntlitl prescription of con-' went in that body, and will be.a decided
fist:Wien for the weaning South.
I earnest of the change of sentiment
'Thad Stevens is out in another which Is going .on all over the country. 1
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letter In which- denounces that "pu-1 llit - The election In Colorado shows a
tild humanity" n Well would prei , ent great re-action - against the Radicals.
him• from eantisenting enough "rebel", "Down with their house," is the cry .in
property to pay him for his old furnace.' every ~:ir ee l i on.
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Won'tsoniebotlyittifftheold malignant'sl ------ • • •• •- - ---7--
mouth full of greenbacks and stop . his SeL.The Non latown If ralcl sass: "It
seu rrillty ?—Pat..tot tt titian. i l is understood that Hon: John Cessna,
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under an iiippointment from the late
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State Temperance Convention, is prepa
air A fight occurred on Monday
,itst at rings bill designed krsuppres; the liquor
Danville, Nirgthia, between a Vnited traffic in PennsylVania, which will be,
States burial corps and the meg ,Mes at presented at the next session of the Leg
that place . Plitols were fired and ittones isuture."
authority iit(,r
next Theo we mio a
t re i to n h e av o e r
thrown, anti - the burial corps was Oriveu : a ( i l l l iro
out of the town. Two men were wonnded the "grand moral ideas" borrowed from
on each side, The" negro elephant is not the Yankees.--Doytestmon Democrat.
un onl ruly y Lemmin
The g
taxpayersre f expensive : , but i
the dec
orth
idedly - 1
18„.Tlie Boston Post says we no longer
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hear alsiut the ueeessity of the last dollar
will have - rnough of him yet—in fact
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the late elections indierte a surfeit now. being glVen to support the Government.
i People lire not so fund of taxation as they
garret's . Case.—The t. !al oaf John were. 1
n. ' Furratt, which it was confidently i ___
predicted would commence on Monday,
has been agate, postponed. The govern-
meet is not entirely ready, snit the ease,
theretbre, was continued to the tenth of
July. '
sir The (*Menge pollee last week
tound a drunken men in the gutter, in
Whose pockets, when he wns searched at
She station - -house, were lettos from
'Wendell Phillips and others; recommen
ding him as a temperance lecturer. His
name wati A. IL Davis.
Pronounced UnconetituffonaL—The Su.
,pretne Court of this State boa-rendered
adeeiiion pronouncing the "law" crea
ting a new Radical Court for Schuylkill
county-Unconstitutional. Right.
IMIPThe Democracy of Bunker 11111,
lllMobs, on tile 6th ult., elected their ek
the ticket. for city offices, by a majority
of Warty. This, ix the Brut time slime it*
Itkisrporation that the , Democracy hare
Americii that town.
ealawrirs irn I
It acemittlitt Horace °rooky has In-
curred the wrath of the New York "Loy-
at League,"' of which he Is a member,
fur hie action in becoming one of the
bandsmen of Jeff. DAvls. In the New
York Tribune of Thursday week, Mr.
Greeley published a reply, over his own
signature, to a committee of the "League"
who had -cited him to appear before
them and answer for his conduct. He
first vindicates bis consistency by re
publishing editorials written imineulate
ly after the close of the Rebellion, advo
cating "magnanimity In triumph," and
also a letter published lust fall, in which
he advocated "universal amnesty." He
then assumes the offensive in the ftillow
ing trenchant style:
ilentlemen, I shall not attend your
me..ting this evening. I have an ehgAge
went out of town, and shall keep it. I
do not recognize you us capable of jud
lug, or even fully apprehending me.—
You esidently . regard me as a weak 801-
iimentniiil, .11111.1 ed by a maudlin philoso
phy. I landau you as narrow minded
blockhead-4, who would like to be useful
to a great at:d good cause, but don't k - now
how. Your rit,,;•nrpt to base a great, en
during party on the hate and wrath
necessarily engendere.l by a bloody civil
war, Is as though you ahr,.rld plant a colo
ny on, au iceberg which somehow
drifted into a tropical ocean. I tell you
here, that out of a fife earnestly devoted
to the good of human kind. your children
will select my going to Itichmoud
signing that bail-bond as the wisest act,
and will feel that it did more for freedom
and humanity than all of you were com
petent to do, though you 1144 lived to the
age of Methuselah.
I ask nothing of you, then, but that
you proceed to your end by a direct,'
frank, manly way. Don't sidle otY Into
a mild resolution of censure, but move
the expulsion you propose, and which
I deserve, if I. deserve tiny reproach
whatever. All that I care for is, that
you make this a square, stand-up fight,
and record your judgment;by yeas and
nays. care not how few fote with me,
nor how mn'oty vote against me; for
I know the latter will repent it ha duet
and ashes before three years have passed.
Understand, once for all, 'that I dare
you, and defy you, and' that I propose to
fight it out on the line that I have held
since Lee's surrender. So long as any
man wits seek lug, to overthrow our gov
ernment he was my enemy; from the
hour in which lie laid down his arms, he
was my formerly erring countryman. So
long as any one is nt heart opposed to the
national unity, the Federal authority, or
to that assertion of-the equal rights of all
men which has become, practically Iden
tified with loyalty and nationality, I
shall do my bestto deprive him of power ;
but, whenever he ceases to be thus, I de
mand his restoration to all the privileges
of American citizenship. 'I give you
fair notice that I shall urge the re-enfran
chisement of those now proscribed for
raiellion so soon as I feel confident that
this course is emulisteut with the free- I
don: of the blacks and the unity of the
Republic, and that I shall demand a re
call of all now in exile only for participa;
ling tat the Rebellion, whenever the
country shall have been so . thoroughly
pacified that Its safety will pot thereby ho
endaugered. And so, gentlemen, hop
ingthat you will henceforth comprehend
me Somewhat better than you have done,
I remain,
Yours, Hort ACE GREELEY.
Nclv York, May 1867.
A WORD TO BONDHOLDER&
Sneaking of the probable effect of ne
rro-suffrage upon the financial Interests
of the country, Henry Clay Dean recent
ly said :
"/. could wish bondholders co worse
luck than to fall into the hands of ne
groes,twho want cheap fond and raiment, I
awl will vote ;lowa t-tritri and taxes.
Then what becymes of the public debt?"
There is,a pregnant . meaning In those -
few words which holders of bonds would ,
do well to ponder carefully. With the
incorporation of the vast mass of igno
rant negroes among the voters of this
country, there will be serious danger of
repudiation, whenever at a time of finan
clal depression the burthen of taxation
shall press heavily upon the poorer class
es. It cannot be expected that the ne
groes will be restrained by any fastidious
sense of honor from voting to shift the
burthens of the government from their
shoulders. The cry of cheap clothing
and cheap goods in general will be what
they will listen to most eagerly. Let
the bmulhOlders seriously reflect upon
the °Meet which unrestricted negro suf
frage will have upon their securities.
11116rT e New York Journal of Com
merce, .c.presenting the great commer
cial interests of that city, has the follow
ing concise 'reference to Ur. Thaddeus
Stevens; "This man is a nuisance to the
whole country, North and South."
Ilr - A! negra in a street car in New Or
leans threatened to shoot a woman who
had protested against his insults, "as
-quick as he would any d --u white rebel."
The conductor said he did not dare to put
him out, as he was a colored man.
lier The negroes in New Orleans are
rasher demonstrative. 'At every alarm
or lire they rush through the streets arm
ed with clubs and muhkets.
flerin his sermon on Sunday week,
Henry Ward Beecher warmly defended
the release of Jefferson Davis, to the
• great disgust of his Radical hearers. -
ipl V 1 by was Kelley at _Mobile like
the,serpent. in Eden ? Beeawete crawl
ed on his belly.
:
:111fs . hilt the debt of Democratic Con
neetie t is going down that of
It
Masa Lisette is going up.
TOWN AND COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Dreamt ov Rtv. Dn. Kaittrrn.—We
perform a ,melancholy duty in recording
the death of our venerable and esteemed
fellow citizen, Bev. Dr. than. P. &ranch,
Sr., which occurred at his residence, on
Baltimore, street, at 6 o'clock on Thurs
day evening last. Though bodily feeble
for several years, his mental vigor ceased
only with a calm and peaceful termina
tion of life. His remains were interred
In Ever Green Cemetery, on Saturday
afternoon, after appropriate and impres
sive serviees in Christ Church, including
addresses by Rev. Dr. Morris, of 13sIti
morv, and Raw. Drs. Hay and Baugher, of
this place. The funeral was attended, in
addition to the relatives and a large con
course of citizens, by the Faculties and
Students of the College and Seminary.—
The stores and other places_ of business
were closed during the moving of the fu
neral cortege.
Dr. Krauth was born In Montgomery
county, Pa., and commenced his ministry
in Virginia, after which lie was transfer
red to Philadelphia, as Pastor of St.
Matthew's Church; in 1833 he %,118 elect
ed Professor in the Coliege and Seminary
here, and soon atter became President of
the former, which post he occupied Sev
enteen years; resigning the Presidency a
few years ago, be gave his whole time to
1..;s duties In the Seminary, continuing
up to his death. In addition to his pro
les +Mini engage:nents, he was Pastor of
the 1,. liege Church five years. His age
was a little upwards of 76 years.
Thus has passed away one who long
held a prominent place in the church and
the community. Highly cultivated, with
great purity of chartwter and goodness of
heart, Dr. Krauth was esteemed by all,
and sinks Into the grave regret* by
all. Peace Le biz lushes.
TERRIBLE Accumarr.—Death of Mr.
Jacob Criswell.— A terrible accident
occurred near Haun'aStation, four mires
cast of this plate, on Thursday morning
last. Mr. Jacob Criswell, a farmer, resi
ding near the Station, turned out among
others, with his gun, to destroy a mad
dog roaming through the neighborhood.
Coming in sight of the dog, rigorous,
chase was wade, but he somehow disap
peared. The party, fatigued, stopped a
moment by a fence, Mr. Criswell lean
ing on the top rail, the gun resting
against his body. The rail, being rotten,
broke in two, and, by some singular fa-1
tality, one of the pieces struck the ham
mer of the gun, causing the discharge of
the barrel, and the entrance of its entire
contents Into Mr. C's. left side, from
which death resulted in about fifteen
minutes., The terrible casualty occa
sioned general sadness throughout the
neighborhood, and much sympathy is
felt for the wife and large family of chil
dren thus so suddenly left to mourn the
loss of a husband and father. The re
mains of the deceased were Interred et
Hunterstown on Saturday, a large num
ber of relatives and friends attending.
COLLEGE ITEMS.—The College Board
met on Wednesday week, when the res
ignation of Prof. F. A. Multienherg, Jr., {
as Professor of Ancient - Languages, was'
accepted, to take effect at the close of
the present month, and the following
resolution was unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That in accepting the resig
nation of Prof. F. A. Aluillenherg, Jr.,
Franklin Professor of Ancient Languages' •
iu this Institution, we cheerfully bear , i
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testimony to the ability and fi delity wi . i
which lie has dischlrged the dutie of i
his Professorship—that we regret It has
deemed it his duty to o ff er his ' igna-
tion, and that we hereby tende a hint
the assurance of the best wisl of this
Board in his retirement front, is service.
Prof. Muhlenberg has Xwen elected
President of the new Col ge (Old School
Lutlietaii} at Anent° n, and will take
l
to his new post the ell-earned reputa
tion of being one of/the best educators in
the country. Hi departure front among ;
us will be mucli regretted. The nomi
nation of asu cessor to Prof. M. devolves
upon the nnsyl van}a: Synod, (which
meets ne month,) subject to the appro.
val of t e Board of Trustees.
Th Contract for the erection of the
ma B nulling for the Preparatory De
partment has been awarded to Mr. Mc
/Coy, of Chambersburg, the lowest bid
der, at $18,300, who will at once proceed
with the work. It is to be located be
tween the College and Prof. Ehrehart's
residence, and will occupy a comnitind-
Big position. The name of the Prepara
tory Building Is to be Stevens Ball, after
Thaddeus Stevens.
Pasious.—Rev. D. T. Carnahan, Pas
tor of the Presb erian Church in this
place, preached h Farewell Sermon
`yesterday week, and Monday left for
his new charge, at Dell eld, near Pitts
burg. The congregation it secured the
services of Prof. Edsall Ferr ras a sta
ted supply for a period of tbreeNrnonths.
It
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dHAT: \
`don HvnnornoniA.—Now that the "heat-
Tian d term" is near at hand, and an occa
of al mad dog may be expected, the foi
l' howl cure for hydrophobia will be ap
ropos. \A gentleman furnishes it to the
Nationatlidelligencer, and vouches fur
its efficacy "Spirits of . hartshorn is a
certain remedy the bite of a mad dog.
The wound shoul4 be bathed constantly
with it, and three oc four doses, diluted,
taken inwardly durlug the day. The
hartshorn decomposes \chemically the
virus Insinuated Into the iound and Im
mediately alters and destroys Its dele
teriousness."
We understand that Rev. J. R .
ner, Pastor of the Marsh Creek and R \
terstown Presbyterian Congrekationl,
has Accepted a call to the Presbyterian
Church at Kirkwood, In the vicinity of
St. Louis, and that he_,eXpecta to enter
on his new field late In July.
IiENORIAL CkTURCII.-It is proposed
by the Methodist Episcopal denomina
tion to erect a Memorial Church in
this place-ba be built of granite,
and to cost $(30,000. The idea was
conceived by the Presiding Elder of this
district, Rev. B. H. Creaver, and he has
given much time and reflection to its
elaboration. An Association has been
formed, -with, it is said, Gen. Geary as
President. Tickets of membership, $5.
The Church is to be located on one of
our principal streets.
° THE OFFERING TO TUE POPE. -WO
find the following, among the amounts
collected in the vatious churches in the
Diocese of Philadelphia, as an offering
to the Pope: St. Joseph's, Hanover,
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$53 15; Sacred Heart of the B. V., Para- , WllEAT.— Unless all the signs fall, inoillQ faeultTir/ 7 invited to accompoiny Hien.
disc, Sly 66 ; St. Aloysins, Littlestown, this year will see a larger crop of winter liacti M I in h ne Wa n• without pai n K a i m ttm ar A .
p 172 87; Church of the Sacred Heart, wheat harvested than any previousyear mule tr , r elmintnatiou.
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Conowago. STI7 54 ; Immaculate Con- in our histoty. Sept ,1866. ly
ception, York, $lBO 00; St. Joseph's, iiiir We see It stated that land loeatedi Marriage ass4i,Cellbaey.
Bonaughtown, $lO6 00; Francis Xavier, one mile beyond the limits of York tier- TIVX E TT/ II I08;tr i ll i g f ‘ 21o A „ 51 1 ) ) lir " ea a r n e d -
I liettysburg and Missions, $lOO 00; St. ough, sold last week for $4OO per acre. i A hoses which permanently prostrate the Vital
• ' powers. with cure means of relief, Sent tree of
Patrick's, York, $72 10. in arida! envelopes. Address , Dr. J.
- I Sliirßufug W. Bailey, Esq., formerly cheek, HoutarruN.
Leg- of this county, was admitted to the Bar Philadelphia. Pa. Howard Xs/iodation,
TAXING BACK Srocx.— The last
of Ohio, at Urbana, on the 16th tilt .
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islature passed a bill taxing National Free tar Everybody.
Bank stock in the hands of holders, at A Remark/1W Birth. A woman A Large a pp. Circular, giving idenrmation of
e t
the rate of three mllloon the dollar per named lire . Quinn, residing In Flushingt ge hli raatest importance to the young of both
aunum—to. be exempt, however, if the avenue, Brooklyn, surprised her hue- it teaches how the homely zany become beauti.
band and friends yesterday by giving an, the despised reepecit.d, and the imsaken
[ Bank in which such stock Is held shall birth to four children, two girls sad two wvtil
pay tb the &ate Treasurer a tax of one boys, weighlnf six pounds each. The ben their Ad Greaugierilljeinveana shou ld
copy fa" to
pay
1 ilareb 4 , ISM' 1 7 A"nmil.
per cent. Jim annum oa the parialue of mother and eh 'dean are doing orett.--...V., , bAslors roma.
its capital atoolt. . i Y. Herald, Nag 2 s. Tres, V.
.P. 0. Drawer 21
Tows Couxen. —The Town Council,
on Monday evening, voted down a pro-
posed Ordinance to prevent cows from
running at large.
A resolution was ;Passed to grade
and pave Stratton street, between York
and _Kiddie, and another to repair the
Public Square and Carlisle street. When
at work on the latter, it should certainly
be continued on the liummasburg road
as far as Stevens' run.
Carne REPAIBEL—St. James Luther
an Cl.urch, Bev. E. Breidenbaugh, Pas
tor, has been very tastefully repaired and
rented, and, It is expected, will again be
opened for service next Sabbath. The
pulpit and pews have been remod
eled, and the walls and ceiling hand
somely frescoed, with carpets in all the
aisles and'pews. The committee having
the improvement In charge have per
formed their duty well.
THE Dt - xitErs.—The Annual Meeting
of this denomination will be held at Pipe
creek, 31d., on the 11th of June. At the
Annual Meeting of IMO, held near
Waynesboro', Frank!in county, It was
decided "that there be no public preach
ing at the place where the Council is
held;" and "that there shall be no board
ing tent put up at the place of meeting,
to entertain and feed a mixed multitude,
as before," but * that the Church hold
ing the meeting shall make...arrange
ments to receive and entertain all the
brethren and slaters privately."
APPEAL • BY. ASSESSOR op INTERNAL
.RnvF:NuE.—Hon. W. life Sherry, Asses.:
sor of Internal Revenue, will hold an ap
peal In this place, on the 16th of June.
Those Interested 0411 please tuke notice.
See adv't.
Ilorx.ry Accomrs.—Township Audi
tors will do well 4 examine the law
which compels them to have the bounty
accounts, as audited by them, advertised
its two newspapers. The act may be
found on page 778 of the pamphlet laws
of 18813.
G errvsnu MI As vwst."—On the
27th, Attorney General Brewster Jodged
informatign in the Supreme Court of thd
State againe. the corporation mentioned,
praying that 121 e lottery scheme be pro
hibited, and that Its corporate rights be
forfeited by reason b: various abuses of
their powers. The ease will be argued
July 3d, in Philadelphia.
!aux 01E.—We understand that a
vein of rich Iron ore has been found on
Peter Comfort's farm, near New.fSalem,
this county, and that it Is the intention
of the party k
vigorously
ZOL7AVES.—%
Wednesday sa;
ing of citizen
Zouave regimei
the Empire Hr
Colonel Baxtei
Whartman
was stated thr
regiment woui
and would m
on the 4th of
litirThe Y. rk Pennsvivaniaa says that
a pig witl two tails, eight legs, and an
unusual • large head, was found in the
stable +f a Mr."Rauhauser, at Lockport,
Yor - county.
enorErrri - 50t.0.,-Messrs. Henry Bish
op and Henry Bair, Adrninistrators of
Adam Spitler, deed., sold the property of
said decedent, in Mountpleasant town
ship, on Saturday week, to,John McMas
ter-931 acres, with house, stable, &e., at
$1:.)) per acre. Mr. McMaster will sell
twenty-two acres of the woodland, either
in whole or in lots, as purchasers may
desire. It Is very prime.
DIAMOND Cat:R.N.—Messrs. Wible,
Buehler & Co., who purchased the right
to the celebrated Diamond Churn for Ad
ams county, and who were unable to sup
ply the demand for want of castings, are
now prepared to furnish the Churns com
' plete. This churn is without a rival in
simplieltrof construction, and will churn
m'ore butter In the same time than any
churn Is market. It churns butter in
from one to three minutes. They can be
had in Gettysburg, at C. H. Buehler's
Ware-mom; at Green Mount P. 0. ; at
Win. Wible's on Harrisburg road and at
Samuel Orerholtzer's in Hampton. It
HonsusProrxx.—On Wednesday night
week, four horses were stolen in York
county, a bay mare from Jacob lleshore,
Sr., near Liverpool, a horse from Samuel
Sheely, at Eniigsville, a valuable gray
mare from H. W. McCall, of York bor
ough, and a mare from Mr. Copperhetfer,
near Liverpool. The latter was, howev
er, left run by the thieves after they
found that the-animal hud foaled only a
day or two previously. Every effort is
being made to break up the gang, and it
is not doubted that the desired end will
soon be reached.
SUIT FOR DIMAGES.—The proprietors
of the Hagerstown 41.1.111 hare brou4ht
suit to recover damages for the destrue %
than of that orrice by a mob, in N1ay,1862.
Several other citizens have also brought
suit to recover for file destruction of their
property from a similar cause, Those who
choose to dance must pay the piper.
Spethi Notice Column.
tii flyway Wieletrisreal.
*besmear It le property and, timely applied , to
Brahma and Cat-wounds, tattandinte rase tollows.
Bn, Ow home Neel
over
there Is nothing Ie
Apply the remedy over the buret sorbet., I f the
aktit Is beetatels. *nix With sweet MI. The lutam
ninths' speedily withdraws. For a soddeb 'sprain.
the Steller works like magic. Rub well, find
often. and however eacrtielat ins the pain
and enlarged the swelling, iumnallate relief
ensues to such a degrees.; to give that eneoarage•
Went SO much iteedetl by the liftlicted, It does
Its work instantaneottaly, when titer!). Used.
Take thirty drops In mobuw s, internally, and
rut) the Throat freely with the Relief, until a
burning sensation is felt, and soreness vanishes.
Those addicted to Inflammation of the Lump.,
Who are subJectoftentimes to heavy colds, should
invariably apply Hallway'■ Reiuly Keller. In
confirmed cao-s of Cholera, take It tuwart ly, and
rub outwardly without fear, favor, or am. Don,
and repeat its ()nen us the ittsethirees c. ntinue,
In no one ruse has It ever failed to bring relief
and lifesaving results_ tio with aggravated can, it
of Cholera Morbue. acute pubs about Dos ,Lest,
lightning•llke uthielts of Pleurisy, Ph. tit ttttt lie,
Lumbago, and ItiteutastUltn. In every instancy
of Chill* and Fever, (and the Relief is used in
every climate) where It has been timely admiu•
lstered, It proved a sure anemia, and for-such lu to
Intel mitt, ut Fevers, It is a preventive. When
ever and wherever distress is telt about to. xy,•
tem, where NlTVolll4lllllllarts preiloin I nant, where
Neurale,la. or Tie Doionr, nx, with sharp, shooting
pains, causes lob use suff erbtgg alu itys be undo pt
In action, taking It Internally, and apply It x
ternally, to the affected part.. Once tested will
Seitinty the noel skeptical nelson of its intrinsic
merits. It Ix the most ee•unomical metheme ib
use. Ste sit ength is hupier:ur. As a tonic, It is
excellent when taken to ft tittle Water, and is
freely taxed In place of the inane ptiouairdis w, nee
bitters, It Is a capital remeriy fie 114.1,rt burn,
will lull I hi. Toothache at obey, rid .liort the
Water' I. and thirty drone of Relict in a win,.
glass of water, will cin uk the moat v11111;10 Dia r
rlioe.t or Dyseutery. to its eff-et. it Ia pronoun , -
cii faultless, and wherever there is pain, yeti are
cured then• emu be Mind en antidote to Midway's
Ready Itellef.
Sold by Drriirglids. Prier 50 cents per bottle
To Consumptive,.
The advertiser, having been restored to health
in a fast , weeks Lyn very %finale retnedy, attar
having I.allrored tor several yt ars with severe
lung nrfiect lon, and that dread disanse Consuiti9-
tion—is anxious to maks known to lila tellow
Palterers the /11118 f/I cure.
To all who d.aire It, he will send a cop) or the
prescription used (free of eliarge), With the (.1114.-
th/us for preparing and using the same, which
they will 1111(1 ;t sure( ore for t onsurn pt ion ‘sta
va.t. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and ail Throat
and Lung' Affections. The only object of the
advertiser in the pretieription is to oenetit
the ulilleted, and spread intorniation whtili he
u nneovot to he Invaluable, and he hors a 'CITY
atilt rep will try Ills reinisly, af, it will ermf them
nothing, tun I may prove a iMmsimr. Pante, wi.ll
- tin, preseriptlen, free, by Alum mail will
please aildreits
REV. EDWARD A. NVIIir:V
Rings e)r., N. Y.
27, 1867. ly
Errors of Youth/
A gentlemanlwito suffered for; ears from :ler
sons 'Debility, Pre/nature .104t , 0y, nail fall I Ito
eniols of youthful Itifl'iteretiour. will, for the sake
of sulf,ring humanity, nem roe to all who need
it, the recipe atul direetion for tnok ng the sim
ple remedy tn• which h was cured. 81117.• r, rs
wightng to prod, by the ad vert 110.1'K experience.
can clam, by tultiressltt , i, in perfeet effidifienee,
JOIIS 11. UOilt:N.
May TT, 1807. ly / 42 Cedar st., New York.
of /
SIMWEED TON/0.
mated by Dr. J. It. B ittonoe, of Phhe
to dnsolve the font sad woke It Into
oroometto of dhlostion. e:eaasing the
?lea tiondreto Folki, the TJUIC loan
sod food that could not be eaten Wars
dlgewod.
lot be carol to; Pleirack'q Pahnonle
mach and liver is mate he.'thy tad the
. [me the Tonle &Id Pala ere reigeiva Is
eouromotion. A half dram bergs.
the SEAWEED TONIC sad three or four harm of the
MAN DIRAX.E PILLS will eon any ordinary Cafe of dye-
Dr, &memo.: makes professional Calle fa Haw Tart. Dee
tea, aloe A Ede pine pal 0.60 e in Plata lipSla ever, wank.
Bea daily prceri ie each pew; or Ith paulpinn on coanunp
tioa tar his da, ■ for rt.:Joke&
Yaw* ej.earve, what p nelastag, tire the two likcnesa
or the Dodo', out whoa In the lad Made or tnaeump•lo•t,
and the other a he now la, in peraet health, are oa the
ermeeat wan.p.
gad by ail Drtirests and Dealers, price 11IL30 I.lr bet's or
$7.0) the bet dozen. MI letiere for sdr.ee dreet , d he 14.
drewed to Dr. gausses% Prtne.psl Office, No. 1.!: North Glh
&red, PhiisJelph:a, Pa.
Dements! WholeaSe Ate:lts: Denuu Barna+ A C N. Y.:
P.S. Fiance Dattintore. John D. Porte. D . ...jewel
Wo! WAAAr A Ts tor, CAlesso. 131. Coains
Laois. Yu. (1.4 w. ea, ma 1)-r
A Iromax lady
returning to her country home, after a sojourn of
few months in the City. was Mirdly recogn.zed
Hy her friends. In Diset-or n ecirs• , rustic, Hush
ed face. she had a Mat ru I ill pies urn nt alino.st
marble smoothness, and Instead of twenty-three
she really appe„,red but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as to the cause of so great ,t change she plainly
told tlient that she used the UfileAs;l.lN
and eou.sider,sl It an invaluable acquisition to
any Lady's toilet. fly its use any Lady or Gen
tleman em Improve their personal amwara bee
'rm hundred fold. ft issininle in its coin bimition,
, as Nature herself is simple, yet atimiroasNed Lt
' its efficacy in drawing Impurities tromoilso heal.
lug, eternising:not beaus t fy nag the sk to a nd cow
nlexion. ity Its direct net sou 011 tilt- MOH.. It
arawa from It all lb, imptu it ha, kmol3 healing
the same, nod leaving the surface ns Nature In
tended It should be, clear, son •moth and beau
tiful- Prier el, sent by Mail or Expres,, on
o an order by
W. L. CiAlth:E Lt - . Co., Chemists,
?Cr. :1 West F trou" 4t.,•4t - r.h.u.., N. Y.
Theonly Ant-rican mts for the salt of thcsame.
March 4, I:sti7. ly
A Cord to ate Ladles.
DR. DITPONCON GOLDEN PERIODICAL
P 11.1.14 FOR FEMALEs. Infallible lit . ors , . et
tng Irregularithm, Removing oostruetions of the
monthly Turus, Winn whatever Canal, and al
ways nuweeasful as a Prevriit
It le 1111 W over thirty years since the alxn•eecle
hraated Pills were first discovered by Itr, LitiPON
CO, of Paris, during which time they have been
extensively mid successfully used in 1110.. t 01 the
public Institutions, as well as in private practice,
of nosh hemispheres, with unp indicted success,
in every ease, and it ix only at the ••urgent re
quest" of the thous suds in ladies who have used
them, that he Is Induced to make the PilL. puldie
for the alleviation 01 Lb. se suffers t.g irons any It.
regularities whatever, as welt as to prevent an in
crease of faintly when telothwillnot permit it.
MMMMEIBEtaI
Females peculiarly sit tin led, or thosesuppost sig
themselves so, are cant toned against using these
Pills while In that condition 'eta they - invite
miscarriage," atter which admonition, the Pro
prietor assumes no resoom.ihility trio ugh their
madams will prevent any miscliter to
otherwise the Pills are reentomended as n
INVALUABLE REMEDY . ior all (Mose afflicting;
complaints so peculiar loth, sex.
=
T 0
,0 1 111 Boxes have been sold within Two Years.
en Thousand Boxes sent by Mail, both by my
self and Agents, to all parts of the word,to which
answers have been returned, in which la .11* NW,
nothing like the above Pills have been known
since the Science of Medicine dawned upon the
world, In Removing tilistruHillns and Restoring
Nation. to its Proper Channel, tet Mgt he Nei.% es
and bringing back t he "ltosy color of Health - to
the cheek of the most deli- 10,
Prim perl3og. Sb. 1i0x.., ft.
Hold by Jou s u. .FUIVNEY, Dennist, Bole
Agent for nett., s onny,. Pa.
by mewling him 11 through the Pratt or.
e0;41111 have the Pills sett:. tenuthletittallyo by
'Atoll, to any part of the country, - free of 'mistime."
Soil also by S. 1-Spangler, Chantheniburg: G. W.
Neff, York; Coleman it linger. ant Brawn Itroth
er., Wholesale Agents. Bailin ore, slid tS. 1).
~l iosre, Proprietor. New York.
march 4, 1867. ly
Know Thy Dr tiny.
MAD ME E. F. THOItNTON, the great Eng
lish Ast-nihigist, Clairvoyant load Psyclioun•tri
Man, who hot astonished the scientific drawer of
the Old World, has now Meated Inorsell at Hui
sun, N. Y. Madame Thornton p.sssesses huth
wonderftil powers ofaecon.l sight, a 4 U.> cnnhlr her
to Impart knowle 'ge of the greatest inip ,rtli nee
to the single or in irried of either sex. While In
a trance. she delineates tile very features 01 the
person you are to marry, and by the aid of an in
strument of Intense power, known us the i'ply
etonobtrope guarantees tO pnidure a life-like
plettlre of the (attire husband or wife, of the ap
tocteltieX with date of lo Imago,tuNittoli
In life,ler.ding traits of character, rte.is no
humbug, as thousands of testimonials can assert.
She will send when desired a certilicsite, or writ
ten guarantee, that the picture is wit,, tit purport,'
fly enclosing a small lock of hair. and
stating place of birth, age, dkposition nod coin.
plealon, and enclosing any eents and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, yon will receive
the picture and desire.' information ilv return
in dl All communications sacredly emifident inf.
Address In con dienve, MAP A.ME to, TIIOItN
TON, P. 0. 2!.'1. Iluilson, N. Y.
March 4, IS. 7. ly
Vesttotem, Illtnd■en and Catarrh,
Treated with the utmost etweewo, by Dr. J.
18.1,403,Xilkmilat and A twist (formerly of Leyden,
1-b - rilatbl) Nios9 PlNEStr,rt.
......14, , Qsallst ono,
_.,011anit.)N0"..49 PlNEStr,7l.l'htlattei ~,,, .
Unionists (ro: 1 14 , the most riliiibk.sonervis In the
City and Uti say can be seen at his (Wire. The
_ _
INSA New Orleans elnet ear conduc
ted' complained before the court, the oth
er day, against a negro Tor attempting,
to force an entrance into one of the cars
set aside for white people. The Judge,
being "loyal," decided - that.. no breach ,
of the . peace had been committed;
*hereupon the negm made complaint
against the conductor for pushing him
off the ear. Pending the action Satrap
Sheridnu's chief of Police issued an or
der giving the darkies all the car
privileges they desire; so that they can I
now ride in their own or the white can
as fancy prompts them. Great is char-
HOWEN SEWI NO MAruneFs.—Abotit
twenty years 'lgo, Mr. Elias Howe, J.
discovered the principle which Is soill
the basis of all Sewing Machines; and
since that time Ilgi:),) he has been con
stantly engaged in perfecting his Sewing
Atachine, and adapting it to all kinds of
work, that lie is now enabled to furnish
a machine that is distinguished (ruin all
others by tile siinplieity, beauty and du
rability of Its stitch. and which obtained
the first prize in the International Exhi
bition In Condon in 1404. The Howe
Machine Company, in Bridgeport, Con
necticut, has Jaen organized to manu
facture these sewing maehines,„ under
the immediate supervision of Elias Howe,
Jr.. the original inventor. They a;
adapted to the sew ing of the most deli
cate fabric, as will us the heaviest leath
ern work, a n d the seam that is made by
them never rips or ravels. There are so
many uses to which this excellent piece
of mechanism eau be put, that it is the
interest of every family and manufac
turer to make use of it.
91e , 44r4. Sibley & Stoops, 922 Che Mutts
Philadelphia, are the 401(.! tigentt
for Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jel%eY
and Delaware. They - offer n PPlelldid
chance to all who wkli to e , tablish agen
cies in the ditterent counties and towns,
All eotnniliniehtions to this effect will
receive prompt attention.
April 1. item
Married,
On the 29th tilt.. nt the r.dhl. nee of the lottle'd
parotid, by the Rev. J. Frey. it.,..htted hp Rev. E.
IlvAtl.nbough, R,v. U. A. I: URN, of Stollthtlehl
Charge, Jetferstoo enuns} - , Val., to Mks KAfE,
(laughter of 11. 1 , . Wanks, Edo., of this plam.
Oft the 16111 ult., by ttev. Jacob Serbler. Mr.
ANDREW 1 - N14.11, of Aannas county, to MIAs
ELIZA tSI:ILEI of ilamover..
On the 'Mid ult.. by Rey. M. J. Alletnnn. Mr.
THADDEUS M. O to 31Iss MARY
.U. URN WREN, 1,0111 of •
Died.
On the '4`n.l nit., near York Sulphur - F.lllring%.
•Ir. CO ItLES alp.‘l7l. year% 0 months
mud lit days.
At the reil.lenen of John L. Toughliihnuith, In
Ren.llng towto.hip. on I'tl,la:. week. Slims
MA arm% luElil.t.ll., ce4ol
On :Hominy last, ut the Alma [louse, MA LIGA.
HET SHULTZ, at mu advunceil uge.
At Jnekmonville. 111., on the 2711. of Mny
Mr. JAM ES MW EEN EY. non of Mr. Itnvl.l
ney, this, 1:1.“ V. in the 3t1,1 yr.lr (I! his nge.
On Thursday I.•xt, In struhitn towto , hlit. Mr.
JACOB CRISWELL. evil 42 yearn 1 months and
ID cloys.
Latest Market Reports.
0 Erry:ii:unG.
FLOUR,
RV E
N% HITE WHEAT,
RED WHEAT,
CORN, -
OATs j
BUCKWHEAT,
NAY.
EINEED,
FLANBLEI3,
BA L TI MORE
. .
FT.Orn, - - - - ID 77 - 411 n•
WHEAT, - - - - 2 7:1 49 :1 :Ai
1tY1...‘ .1* - • - 145 4. 110
1 'HItN, - - - - 188 is I 1 , 4
OATS, - • - - 75 411 h.!
/11.0114,1 4 MHO.,. . 9'21 W l2 HO
DEEF CA'III.E, ? I 4., - In so is 29 80
II A Y - - - - Si 0.1 W 3.1 Pt
it:IAA - En:4Eu). - - - 8 1 10 up $l2
---WIIIBIK EY„ - - - 7. 218 4 227
SOMETHING NEW
IN fiErrYstsultu.
MIIE nmiereigned hue the pleteure of in
f”rtuing the citizens of t.e,tyau.urg owl
y, th‘t he ii nos ',reward to supply
them oiut the fatuous
C E-I 31 SODA,
drawn from Dow's Soda Fountain, which has
become so popular in the cities. It you nave
never tasted this de,i , loos drtnk, you dou't
know what you have missed. Try it. truce
lasted, you wilt becatue a regular patron. I.
have ales opened my
ICE CREAM SALOON,
witn accommodations for Ladiel sal Gen !a
men, nod am abt to Bopp:y private lea
P..rtie9, kc., on rensouabie terms. Also,eoa
ly on band, fresh
CONFECTIONS, CAKES, &C.
Call at the old established sinnd on Chem
b6rsburg street, oitpuAtt. the College Cbutch,
adjoining the Ke)Attibe Bonze.
Jane; 1867. 3m
A ppeals.
TT S. INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES—
s Notice is hereby siren that Appeals
will be reetitel relative to any itruneous of
exctssive valuations or n,sea•ments te.urtv d
to this 016. e in th- annual list nt Inlernoi
Revenue Taxes for 1467, on SATURDAY, the
15111 day of JUNE inst, itt the ultke et J. U.
Neely, in Get ysourg,t.r p nous residing in
Adams county.
The lists and nsseurnerds wi:l be open to
thitinspectiun mid eriminntion of nll Jinni° ,
interested from In We:trek, A. M., until 4
o'clock, P. M., of said day.
All appeals nre required to be in writing,
nod must specify - the put (Lahti. cans-, water
nr thing respectirg winch a decision is re
quested, flild stair the grounds or piinciple of
crtur complained of.
WM. MeSIIERRY,
Ass.ssor IGI that. Pc uu'a
Littlestowo, June 3, 180.
Settle Up.
rPHE hooks of RIDDLE A STRICKHOESEE,
have been pitted in rme bands for collec
tion. All claims not settled by the Ern of
July licit, wall immediately thereafter be closed
by suit.
June 3, 1967. St
Lap Shingles.
riIEN THOUSAND LAI' SHINGLF.S., (Oak.>
for Bala by the subscriber, nt the
fly in Liberty towsphip, AiLime euuntyi
AJ-resa N. .X. HAIM WWI.
June 3, 1867. 3t* FairbeW I'. O.
Notice.
31. COB It EON '3 ESTATE: —Let
tens of Administrition on the•e-tate of
Uenitl 21 . Gobrecht, bite of Union twp., Adams
county, dec'd., having been gr.inted to the un
dersigned, residing in time some township, she
hereby gives notice to all persons in.lebts I lo
a iid estate to make immediate payment, and
those having elating against the MHO to Fie
aria them pt operly authenticated forecttleinent.
LOUISA W./BRECHT,
June 3, 1867. Gt• Adutintstratria.
lib/ lee.
4 DAM DENRY WEISENSALE'S ESTATN.
,tIL —Letters testamentary on the estate of
Adam Henry Weisensale, late of Union town
ship, Adana county, dezensed, haring bean
granted to the undersioed, residing in the
same township, he hereby gh . es notice to all
persons indebted to hid tst.,te to make fume
diate payment, and those having claims against
the sane to present thew properly authenti
cated for settlement.
MICHAEL li. KITEMILLER,
June 3,186 T. 6t* Executor.
Net Ice.
TORY ROpENRISKOKR'S RSTATiL—Let
ny ten testamentaiy on the estate of Julio
Rosenberger, late 01 Nowt, leasent township.
Adams county,-deceived, having been grant
ed to the at:deniers' d, residing is the sane
township, they betel glee notice to all per
sons indebted to said estate In wake Jaime
dime payment, sod those haring claims
ags 4 Lest the same to _ present them properly
ant silicated fur settit mint.
JOHN grim,
NAM/ILL .J. kHONP,
Jas. I, 17 04* Kseetttoras
•
Bounty atillivalat. •• 3
TTON. 8. Q. ItUIPSIA., Tfiashror, IS AN
11. count with the ft./rough of Gewsboirj
(Bounty Fund.)
D
To amount collected by R.
subscrip
tion First Draft, $1,480 00
To amount collected by subscrip
tion Becoud Draft,
To etannot collected by subscrip
tion Tided Draft,
Net amount realised from Tax Du
plicate, 1864,
Net amount realised froth 1 . 41 Da
plicate, 1865,
Net amount r. Mired from Tie Do
plleate,
, 1 0
Eidlgneo of Bounty Deft uspold 11,,3i02 04
63 613
TI MST DILA FT,
Br amount paid itu lea,
Expenses,
•
Interept,-
Subscription refunded,
Treasurer and Clerk's Salary Extra,
ABCOND DRAFT,
By amount paid 41 man,
16 5 substitutes,
Expenses,
Intere,t and stantps, -
Tteusurtr and Cisik's Saar/ Matra,
Trim DRAFT.
By amonnt paidtt mrs.
4 rutrat4444,
Forma's%
litterert end ftl%mpe,
Treasuter mull Clerk's Salary Estrs,
ECM
• ASSETS.
Bal.tnce outstanding on Duplicate
'Stiff; $1.208 19
OUTSTANINNO DEBT.
Tits DOA is (Newt fAlows: . •
Lung Natiunnl hank, $7,000 04
lanes Dickson null elicer, GO 00
nuoglatt, I,nino
John Houck, 1,090 00
Mrs. S. Wulf, 1,0 , u 00
J.trob Eaert, 475 Cla
Ilurough Treasury, X9l US
The uniletaigned, Au 'itore appointed • by
the Town Council of the Loroukb ut tletiya
-I•urg, certity th •t the above is a correct atute
!Tient of the Bounty Ai•cuuut of moil Burougt►
•a per Touchers tune.
June 3, 18G7. it
Bounty Accoiunt.
4 GENERAL, of the flounty
Ammunt col I*NION TOWNSHIP, Adune
tot.nty, Ps., mule the lAIh do, of Ard, 1867.
Year Ie6S.—SAIICEI, Ite.LlEßT,Treeeuret.
12 50 44 ]350
1 , 1 130
S 2 514 2so
22. 40 2 ;O
To Tax T.:l:tired,
CR
By Harman Strins's substitute,
" Charles Srangler's "
" Lesris Slause's "
" Auditors' ter:. 011(1 eta:lowish Y uo
" Notes and iuterest, 3,7ris su
5 a 4 70
. 15 or, NIS rA
6 llt) 40 7.)
2 uu
Bala nee in Lan di -of Trensu rer,
Year 1886.-IAAITEL RFCF.RT , Trewsurer
To halance in bawls ut Treasurer,
Tax received intro Julio Kell euberger,
Collector, 100 00
Till received from Itarmt n Strine,col., fit& co
" 3J4 00
b 250 MI
" 730 oo
" 73 , 1 00
" 100 00
45 0*
Notes and interest paid to Martin
Grove, 's2ls 4%
•
Notes and interest paid to Joseph L:
Shurti, 1,304 00
Paid Lewis alne►i., 106 lOU
Note and interest paid Geo. Baseboar. 380 0.1
61 4,
Harman &rice, 530 bo
Money paid to Jacob Boreboar, 5 Do
Auditote' fre2.,
Motley paid Itenj‘min Fort,
Jsuu SOW,Ier,
Treasurer's lees„ _
E. H. 31INNIG1I
ILtlanee in hulas of Treasurer,
Year ISCY.—JOIN *AUBLITZ, Treasurer
To bal.nee from former, TreseNrer, $l4 54
Received of Julio °finer, Collector, Si 4:
Tait ate/eased tot 1n64,' 404 70
Note and interest to T. J. McClain, 15.418
Enoch Leferei, Cuaniure,
Jfrob SI. Bullingrr, . " '
:himuel P. Ycung,
John Krlleuberger, Cu!Wing',
Rioneratinns,
A tido tors' fact,
Clerks' fere,
Collectors' lees, Samuel Seeker,
Treasurer's lees,
CUMUII llt 0 tees,
13 - 41nnee In bands of Tretiorer,
We, the undersigned, Alditers of Unioin
township, haring audited the Bounty Ac.
counts of the shore pained Treasurers, du
certify that they are correct ta the brit of our
knowleJge and t.eiief. Wituess our bawls
the Inth slay of April, 18b7. -
A 1403 LEFE,VER,
A Hilt HAW SgLl,
DAVID WM,
Auditors,
A. J. COVER.
June 3, 1865. 31'
Timber Igitad
41. T PUBLIC SALK: 7 4i SATURDAY, the
15th day of Jb' it nest, the subscribers.,
1., ecutors of the low will and testament at,
John Dull, deceased, will offer at Public. thele 4
on the prentises„.
A TRACT OF 'TIMBin. LAND,sittiate be,
Menallen township, Adams county, about saw
utile north of Deutt , rssrilke, on thin road /esti.
tug flout that plane to golly Paper Mill, ad,
joitung lands of Jacob Rorttert, 11" C Wright s
William McCreary, aril others, ClatliAiptog tek
Acres, laid GE in lots of Dow 5 to h Acres,
and tocered with first-rate White Doh, Kock
Oak, Hoek Oak and Hickory Tiinher.
The lou, with but two eaceptioat, adbkiellt
the public road and ate all tit easy m ess,
rersoos -a lilting to view the lati44 / 0 TO.
quested to call i.a David Dull, tesititiii write it,
liale to roomette* at 9 o'clock, A. 31, aa
said day, shen attendance will he given and
struts made known by
CONRAD DULL,
JRSBR DULL,
Executors.
May )T, 180?. u•
are always glad to see our friends at
the Excelsior. It still stands in the
INUlll s old place, on York street, opposite the
Beak, Gettysburg, Pa. C. .1. TYSON.
A CERTAIN OCRS for hard times Is to
wake ) our purchases where yore get the
most goods for the least mosey. Consult
PICKINO.
EICCFLSIOR Is on motto ; to please all
our aim ;`sod to render setlefeetioa, in
ovary instaaer, oar *german/Woo.
C. J. TyBoll Gettlsbart. Pa.-,
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