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FRIDAY 4FTKII.7IOON, OCT. U, 1T67.
PENNSYLVANIA OPIFTCIALL.
The Keystone Again In the DftllloCillile
Column
Gearra mojority Of 17.17 0 WlPed Out , and
14 harswood Fleeted by 74d.
The following table gives the official
majorities of all the counties of the/iltate:
Shorewood. Williams.
392
Adams,
Allegheny,
Armstrong,
Beaver,
Bedford,
Berke,
Blair,
Bradford,
Bucks,
Butler,
Cambria,
Cameron,
Carhop,
Centre,
Chester,
Clarion,
Clearfield,
Clinton,
Columbia, \
Crawford,
Cumberland,
Dauphin,
Delaware,
1•:1k,
ie,
Fayette, -
Forest,
Franklin,
Fulton,
Greene,
liuntiugdon, •
Indiana,
Jefferson,
Juniata,
Lancaster,
Lawrence,
Lebanon,
Lehlgn
Luzerne,
Lycoming,
McKean,
Mercer,
Mifiiin,
Monroe,
Montgomery,
Montour,
Northampton,
Northumberland,
Perry,
Philadelphia,
Pike,
Potter,
Somerset,
Snyder,
Sullivan,
Stv4qu Chan nu,
mon
n' T--
Venn
Warren,
Washi n gion,
Wayne,
West nforelmid,
W y oml ng,
York,
a 39
6795
1193
1263
626
1737
Mal
1627
W. 05
A......_ 753
204
1816
1097
377
_052
446
Mg
266
1433
117
2823
31X192
3834:
44
Majorit3,
ARTI , I)
Geftuseurp.\
10 50
=a=
EINIE
7 00
1 Mfg) 2 20
2 20
1 15
1 25
Ityr:
WHEAT,
itED
CAev
0%1,
HU( KIN HEAT,
HAY,
I=l3l
MORSE
=
F 1
Wm kr,
it \
ME
70V 75
850 C 900
300 e, 3 25
10100 11 00
.........
CLoymi-GEED,..
Timorin - -suED,
11(u., - E. , hand..
}IEEE CATTLE, 1 3 hund... 8,00 (;,,, 16 00
II tl"„ 22 '9O (6 27 00
NN 111,1stX,
(;t)LD,
NEAP
2,a7::; mraz /(O,IDD&
E. HITESHEW
I.+ now receiving a large Meek of
DRY GOODS, -
T/O-VS,
GROCERIES,
Q UEENS WA RE,
HARD WARE,
1100tS, SHOES AND HATS.
t the attention of Inv customer* 4nd the
olotoonHollis to my large sleek of Goods, which I
/Llo 1,, offering at lower rates than tht?s , have
n since the war, and at prices which cannot
0 , 11 to «trike the paroltaser as cheap. With every
f.kt tlit3 tor po rt. hasing limits at as low flgarex as
21 , In the trade, I am also prepared to Meet
outpctillon in low prices trom shy and all
oust !err.
l'nnnpt eon formity to the lowest Market priers
1 , M 71 N 1 , 001 , 411 yd rule.
E. lIITD 4 REW.
Petord.urg. IY. 5.,) Oct. 18, 1867. „`
WINTER -J1367
111 t
‘). I LEA RN' Mug Just returned from the
, 1.111 u !urge assortment 01 new ut) le
130NNEM AND HALTS, •
hi, L Abe 1.4 preparettlo sell at jitiecs which will
.I,q eenlpetititolt. Alm Bonnet and flat Trim
-11111 lrB 4.1 all the latest styles, and FAI/Irt'Y
~t ever V 4 Itrirty.
itMii
=I
HUNTERSTOWN
LeCIZA/ZNMRY-
c,TE M. MONFORT Imo returned from the
P
( Ily with an aNsortment of the lutist styles of
BONNETS AND HATS.
React •nm~lr Boniats always on hand.
Otriatuld Itesitalremali nuide and
for sale.
Feathern cleaned and curled equal to new.
Felt Hots re-hlriektid in the latest styles.
All work In the dilllinery line done at short
tliiterstown. Oct. 18, no& 2m
COLLECTORS,
t yeae Collectors t t o h re e
d 4:l6Ta r. xrl b Lo r r .
1.110:4 and towntihips of Adams county, are here-
I, not in‘4l that they will lg. required to mettle up
thoir duplicates on or before the kith day of Nti-
VI:Ni BIM next, on which day the Commission.
er, will meet at their office, to give the necessary
4.,,nurntionx, Sc.
,
The collectors of the present year will be requl
rcd to tiny over to the County Treasurer all mom
Ic. winch ruay be colleLted by the November
ourt.
A. KRISE,
•
S. WOLF,
N. W I ERMAN,
Commissioners of Adams county
Att es t—J. M. Walter, Clerk.
I let. 14, te
Executor's Notice.
TustEplf RIDER'S ESTATE.—Letters testa
tory on the estate of Joseph Rider,Jate
of the borough of Llttlestown, Adams cqunty,
eeawil, hat log been granted to the undersigned,
residing in Germany township, he hereby gives
notice to all persons Indebtixl to said estate to
make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them proper
authenticated for settlement.
MEM!
EZIE7II3
Brooms I Brooms !
rrtifFilinderslgned continues to manufacture
lineonts alibis old stand In Carlisle street, ad
joining Railroad Depot. Ile will haver/tiring the
fall a supplvwsin hand, and will be able to furnish
them WHOLERA.LE OR RETAIL. Brooms made
to order or on the shares. Persons having Broom
Oorn would do well to glee him a call.
S. B. TIPTON.
Gettyriburg, Oct. 18. Rol
VOUND.-.-The plsoe to get your Vesta st very
cheap prices—' PICKINGS'
W:l3ol4l**/.11M4
Ipursuant* of a Writ of Fier' Fannie, Ismlng
out of the Court of Common Flew of Adams
county and 'to me directed, will he exposed at
Public Sale, on THURtinAI , the 7th day of NO
VEMBER, PIM. at t o clock, P. M. on the Preen'•
sea, the following described Beal F....tate, viz:
A VALUABLE FARM,
situate In Latium. township, Adams county,
in., adjoining lands of Jacob K. Lerew, Jacob
Livingston, George lielkes, and others, contain•
lug 100 AcRFH, more or le., 10 acres Timber
and a due proportion of Meadow. The farm is
under good cultivation, good fencing, and has
water In all the fields but one. The improve
ments are a Two-story BRICK HOCSE,
with a Onesitory Back-building, a Large I
Frame Barn, with Shots at tuched, a Hog
Stable. a Shop, a Spring Hon. w Ith never
tu ding spring in IA a Smoke House, and u ter
out-buildings. There are TWO ORCTIARDR of
choice fruit, of all Hinds, on the premises. This
is a %cry desirable property. Also,
A TRACT OF TIMBER-LAND,
In the same township, containing 10 Acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of Wm. b. Bonner, Abra
ham Livingston, and others.
riirSeSzeil and taken In Execution as the pro
perty of John e. Htecht, and to be sold by me,
PHILIP HANN, Sheriff.
Sherifrs Office, Gettysburg, Oct. 10, leer. is
fl-Ten per rent. of the purchase money upon
all sales by the sheriff must be paid over imme
diately after the property is struck down, or up
on failure to comply therewith the property will
again be put up for sale.
PUBLIC SALE.
iTME subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on
1 TUESDAY the 29th day of OCTOBER, Pad, at
I o'clock, P. hi., at his residence, in Franklin
township, Adams county, Pa., the following val
uablersonaL property, :
a COWS, two of them fresh, I Helfer, 8 Hogs, 1
yearling Colt, Rockaway Buggy and Harness,
"wo -90 . 0 Walton. Plough, Harrow, double and
single Shovel Ploughs, Grain C•radie, scythes,
Log Chain, lot of Potatoes. Al., Household and
lillehen Furniture, coruilstlng of Bedsteada and
Bedding, Bureau, Sink, Chaim, Ten-plate Stove
and Pipe, CotAing Stove, Pipe and Fixtures, and
a great v.trlety of other articles.
Attendance given and tempi made kon
day of sae by T. R. COOVER.
Oet. 18, P 487. la
6385
331
538
AIRY LIST-NOV. TERM
GRAND, JURY.
Hamiltonban—John Waugh, Foreman.
Hunt Ington—Phillp Myers, Henry A. Meals,
Berwick tp.—J.
Gettysburg—Jeremiah Howe, Wirt. Shillenn.
Frau Mtn—George ?settle, Dr. John Carpenter.
runitteriand—Adam Butt, Abraham Plank;
Menalten—Nusti D. Snyder.
lon—lion lel sells
Intimore—P. Andrew Myers.
Moo ntjoy—Henry Bucker. •
Littlesinwn—John Diehl.
lierwick istr.—lleorge Baker.
I,lbert3'--Gregory I'. Topper, Jacob Miss.
Mountpleasant—Peter K. Smith, Samuel Shorb.
Germany—Hamilton Forrest,
Eitraban—William L. Thomas, Jonas Hebert.
Oxford—Franklin Peters.
1401
1059
EMI
Handitom—Abner S. Hildebeand, John Geleel
mon, Samuel Alwitte Eliyah spangier.
Gettysburg—Edward I'dmlchy, Jacob Brinker
hoff, Amos Plank,
Ilmnlitonban—Dantel Bleseeker, William CLIP,
James Watson.
Mountjoy—Moses Hartrrum,
Tvrone—Jesse Group, John Bolen.
Franklin—Conrad Thomas, it, K.finyier, Philip
Cutehall.
Renwick hor.—F, J. Wilson,
Conowago—Jamb Little.
Oxford—Ephraim Heagy, Jacob Slagle, Jeremiah
Shahan—John G. Brinkerhoff, John H. Eckert.
Huntington—Benjamin Gardner, Jer. Spangler,
Jamb Zug, Waltenteyer Ziegler, Cyrus Reales,
lAttlestown—llenry Plehi, George Yount.
Menallen--Samuel Orner, Isaac 31eConley, Hen
ry Eppeiman, Enoch Rouanzahn.
Butler—Josiah Weaver, Jacob Peters, Sr., David
Tool.
Rearling—.lacnb 31111er.
Freedom—David Rhodes, Jr.
Mountpleasant—Mieldwi Levirudine,DanielLaw
{PUN'.
Germany—Jamb Niter, Solomon Menges.
Latimore—George 1.. Deardorff, Chas. W. Orleat.
Cam I wrland—William Ross, George Spangler.
Lining v—lieuben nlnLnin.
Oct. 10117. te.
1741
5324
1547
1124
A DESIRABLE FARM
AT PUBLIC KALE.
ONTFIURBPAY, the 31st day of OCTOBER
loot., the nulmcrila•r, Executor of the last will
and testament ,if A brdhain Myers, deceased, will
oiler at Public finle, on the premises.
1276
2
473
440
872
105
THE FARM
of said decedent, situate in Butler township,
Adams county, on Uonowago creek, adjoining
lands of , Ellus May er, Elias Gardner, and others,
and containing 110 ACRES, more or less—with
due proportions of Woodland and , Meadow.
The hind is under good cultivation, having near
ly all been llmcd, anti under good tenting. The
impress:Melds are a Two-story LOG
HOUSE, nearly new, Log Barn, Corn Crib, g
Hog Pen, &e., a well of never-falling water
close to the house, with a drat-rate Apple
Orchard, besides peaches, pears, and othet non.
The property is coin enient to churches, schools,
mills and mechanic shops. Persons wishing to
view it are molested to call on Jacob Myers, re
sisting thereon, or on the subscriber, living near
Lower's MM.
38348
-Sato to counnence at% o'cloCk, P. N., on said
day, when attendance will be given and tennis
made known by _
ISAAC MYERS, Executor.
ay - Should there no hider conic, No that the
Farm cannot to, sold, it Will be rented at public
out-cry.
Oct. 11, ISO:. is
PUBLIC SALE
THE eubscriner. intending to quit house-keep
lug, will sell at Public Sale. at the residence
01 Maexerct Hulick, In tiontenstown. on TULs.
11?.1, the 12th day 01 NOVEMBER next, u large
variety of Household and Kitchen F urniture,
consisting of ,
TAIILLS, CHAIRS, BUREAU, Settee, Corner
Cupboard. 1/. mks, Looking Glasses, Fight-day
Clock, 1 Kitchen Cooking Stove and fixtures, 1
Parlor Cooking Stine, 1 Ten-plate Stove, Beds
and Redding, LIZ yards 01 Carpeting, 40 yards of
which hat e net Cr tWOLICIIt, 1 large s Copper Kettle,
small Copper Kettle, a number of Lidoke, Chinn
and Queenewari—tilinust everything in the
house-Keeping lint..
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., on Said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by DA.VI LP HULICK.
/Jet. 11, lata. Ut
58 ®, 70
890 9?, 900
7 00 e 750
2 00
S 1 75 6 - 6 10 .15
300 ( , r 300
160 (... 170
1 43 (?, 1 46
JENNIE L. RINEIIART and LOTTIE A. MIL
LER are note prepared to do MILLINERY
work of all kinds. Also 'DRESS-MAKING and
T.kILORING doni to Order. Rexldenee In Run
tend,. 0.
Oet. 11,1867. lott
230® 235
:Empire Sewing Machine Company,
SALESROOM, fie BROADWAY, N. Y.
o.'l FAMILY MAeltiNg. This machine hart a
ntssight nerd le, perpendicular action, makes
te Lot k or Shuttle 'Stitch, which will neither
ip nor ravel, and is alike 01l both sides; performs
wrfeet Hewing on every description of material,
Bit cotton, linen or talk thread,
It HEMS, FELI-4, BINDS. Immix+, TUCKS,
QUILTS. PLAITS, and GATHEIIs, As a Family
:dwelling., it huhi no superior.
Prn e, a Ith Hemmer and Braider, SOO.
Particular attention is paid to our New IM
proved Marnlineturing Maiiiines. They run
light andare comparatively noNelesit. simple,
durable and eftleimit. For cloth or leather work
they have no eompetitors.
No. 2 Machine, with Hemmer and Braider, en.
N0..1 Machine,
as-Agents wanted, to whom a liberal discount
will be given.
Ictober la, 1867. :all
EEO
GRON:K.NmTEEIVY MAW*,
OROVENATEF.N'S PIANOR,
GItOVENSTEEN'S PIANOS,
499 Broadway, New York,
4P9 Broadway, New York,
499 Broadway, N. Y.,
A RE rin_b...N
r_iya , lel for DURABILITY, POWER
1% and kvNEliSiof TONE. They are fast be
coming the favorite OVER ALL (YrHERB, with
Musicians, Amateurs and all lovers of GOOD
MUSIC. They are WARRANTED in every re
meet. Prinw ONE-TRIRD lA)WER than other
F/RBT-CLASS makers. tio.nd for Clivitlar.
OIIOVRNBTEEN k 01,
diroadway, New York.
Oct. IF, 1567. ho •
MARRIED LIFE.
INFORMATION and advire of vital importance
to the natrre.l - tif with sexes, 11111, sealed envel
ope, / obuilneil free of charge, by addressing
the underligned. Respectfully,
LAMES S. BUTLER,
Broadway, New York.
Oct. Ig, 114,67.
Administrator's Notice.
TIAVID R. STERNEICS FliTATF..—Letters of
1../ ndndnlstmtion on the estate of David :Ster
ner. late of Cumberland township, Adams coun
ty, deceased . haying been granted to the. under
signed, residing in the same township, he hereby
glees notice to all persons indebted to said estate
to make immediate payment, and those has lug
claims against the mime to present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
Vi , ILLIA3I H. DUCTERER,
Oct. 11, !Siff. Gt Administrator.
ExeCutor's Notice.
si&DELMAN MYERS' ESTATE.—Letters testa
mentary on the estate of S.bmlusru 'Myers,
of hotter township, Adams county, Pa., de
ceased, having beets grunted to the undersigned,
residing In the same township, near Lower's
Mill, be hereby glees notice to all persons in
debted to said cttate to make Immediate pay
ment, and thosavlng claims agaltall the same
to present them properly authenticated for set
,tlement. ISAAC MYERS,
jDet. 11,1417. St Executor.
Executor's Notice
lOlrbi DIEHL'S ESTATE.—Letters textarnem
ty tory on the of John Diehl, late of Cum
berland township, Adams county, Pa, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned. resi
ding In Franklin county, Pa., (P. 0. Clambers
burgd be hereby gives notice to on persons In•
debtod to sablExude to make Immediate pay
ment, and thiee having claims atailriat the same
to present them properly autheutleated for set
tlement.
JEIt}:JITAII DIEM, Executor.
August M, 1867. 6w•
Ahniniztratrix's Notice,
JACOB BOLLINGER'S EST.l.TE.—Letters of
administration on the estate ordneob Bolling
er, late of romberland township, Adnma en., de
-ceased, having been granted to the undendgued,
residing In said -township, she hereby Ows no_ .
tier to all peraons indebted to mid estate to make
immediate payment, and thase having claims'
against the same to present them properly au
thenticated for sett I onunt.
ANNA MARIA BOLLINGER,
Oct. 1, WI. et Adnthillitratrlc
Photograph Album
lemma, moat beautiful and cheapest lot of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS ever offered in
jettysbnre, Just received at the EXCELSIOR
GALLERY. Albums holding 50 Pictures only
E 175. Our Mork comprbsea over 110 different
tty , le% among which are the oelebrated everlaat
g Mualn and Rack. Thew Albania we
have bought low il ant s are delgradned Waal! lower
than the sane qualities can be _bought anywhere
ITILBRELLAB, Canes, de., at in this chanty or out of It. C. J. TYSON.
NORBDY. Jan.7f , IV.
Church Dedication.
rrifiE new Church of the United Brethren In
I, Christ, at Barney, Mimi county, Md., will bd
dedicated on SUNDAY, OCTOBER :10th. Bishop
.1. J. Cllossbrenner, of Virginia, and a number of
other ministers, will be present.
Oct. lt,
GENERAL JURY
MEI
VALUABLE
F --- rWVaizi=.s..rvievai
AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE subscriber will sell his
VALUABLE FARM,
in Cumberland township, Adams comity, Pa.,
containing
THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
The Improvements are good. • large
BRICK HOUSE. Switzer Barn, Wa ge n
Shed, caz,ni Crib Darrloge MOM Re. The p
land he all Granite soll,and Ina good state
of rultlvatlon. •
TH.D3 IS ONE OF THE RENT WHEAT AND
GRASS FARMS IN THE COUNTY,
and would answer well for a Dairy. There are
i tt i =la rw ol g n h eg e r-guinai ,
u wa m ter, i r g d n a e ru ,e n=g -
Mg water In nearly all the nelds.
The farm will be sold In parts of 100 and 200
Ames, to suit purchasers.
I will also well my DWELLING ROUSE,
an Chambersburg street, Oettyidmig,r
which is a very desirable property.
Any person wish them view the proper- 1
.1
ties will be shown by the flatmerer, living
in Gettysburg. " MeCT;RDY.
Oct. 11, MC. tf
FOR. 13.A3_,E.
THE subscriber offers for sale las
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
in Baltimore street, Oettylibraft. It has a full
atack of inatrumenta and iixtures, is admirably
located, and has a profitable run of custom.
Alsb,
A PHOTOGRAPH WAGON,
In good repair, andready for Gavel—having - a full
out-Lt.
Both will be sOld'on accommodating terms, as
the owner intends to remove.
Call on or address, early,
LEVI MEMBER,
Oct. 4, ISM. Gettysburg, Pa.
LEWIS STROUSE
Ras bought back his old stand, on Carlisle tartlet,
and Is going Into business again heavier than
ever. Ile asks his old Mends and the public to
NOTIONS, GROCERIFA, COSFECTIONS, SE,
OARS, TOBACC,O6, &C., &C., &C.,
in laYge variety, and a little cheaper than the
cheapest. Don't lorget toe place—nearly oppo
tine the Railroad Station.
Gettysburg, Oct 11, INN. t(
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF GET
TYsBERG. OCTOBER 7, 1867.
-- •
Lorins and Discounts.
Furniture and Fixtures
Premiums expense, ••••-
Due from National Hanks,..
Revel Ue Clamps, .
1129
13V.! 33:=
_ . .
Capital ' .
Surplus Fund, ..... ....... . ...... ..... 2,4'0 30
Clreulatton,.... 90,070 00
Deposit... 4, • 110,053 07
Due to N'ational Banks,.. ' ..1,42.1 03
Diseownts, ,5.0.,...... . ......... .. . 2,004.3 SO
OE!
co lh c e t r . eby certify that the for ing report is
correct.
tiEO. ARNOL ego D, Cashier.
Oct. 11, 1837. 3t
QIIMLTERLY REPORT
OF THE GEITYBI3I,UI NATIONAL DANK
GETTYSBURG OCT 7 , NV.
Loans and discount;;;::: - -
Q. S. Bondy In Washingto .... n . to secure . 5122.1134 25
eiroulatton , .. 150,000 00
V. A. Bonds on hand,
.. - '''''' •• . • 45,000 00
rash, .- ... . 27,140 31
Banks w hu a e l tlioa: te. ~. 4................................ ..... . . 5 1 1 , , w0 •170
00 61
tash Reuss,— • 2,050 00
1,000 00
.. 007 VJ
=I
Capital Stock
eircnlation ....... .
Deposita,
Profit and Loss,
state Circulation,....
Discounts,
PUP to Banks, .
Invidends unpaid,..
I certify that the above statement is correct to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
J. EMORY BAIR, Cashier.
Oct. 11, 1867.
THE-UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS AS AN
INVESTMENT.
THE rapid progress of the Union Pacific Rail
road, now building west from Omaha, Nebraska,
and forming, with its western oonnections, an
unbroken line across the continent, attracts at
tentlen to the value of the First Mortgage Bonds
which the Company now offer to thepublic. The
first question asked by prudent investors Is, "Are
these bonds secure?" Next, "Are they a profita
ble investment?" To reply In brief: •
ist. The early completion of the whole great
line to the Pacific is as certain as any future brt
t
Ri
.t
ess event can be. The Govfmme t grant of
over twenty million acres of land and fly mil
lion dollars in its own bonds practicall guaran
tees it. One fourth of the work is alrt y done,
and the track continues to be laid at t e rate of
two Mlles a day.
2d. The Union Pacific Railroad bonds are issued
upon what promises to be one of the most profit
able lines of relined in the country. For many
years It must be the milk line connecting the At
lantic and Pacific; and being without, competi
tion, it can maintain remunerative rates,
:Id. 425 miles of this road are finished, and hilly
equipped with depots, locomotives, cars, de.. and
two train. are daily running each way. The ma
terials for the remaining W 2 miles to the eastern
bane of the Rocky Mountains are on hand, and It
Ix under contract to be done In September.
ith. The net earnings. of the sections already
finished are erect - al timer greater than the gold in
terest upon the First Mortgage Bonds upon such
sections, and if not another mile of the road
were built, the part already completed would not
only pay Interest and expenses, but be profitable
to the Company.
sth. The Union Pacinc.Rallroad bonds ran be
issued only oh the rend progresses, and there
fore can never be in the market unless they rep
resent a bvne fide property.
6th. Their amount is strictly limited by law to
a su m equal to what is guaranteed by the 11.13. Gov
ernment, anti for which It taken a sewed lien as
its security. This amount upon the firstsl7 miles
west from Omaha in only $16,000 per mile.
7th. The fact that the U.S. Government Crusad
ers a second lien upon the mall a good invest
ment, and that sonic of the_shrewdent railroad
builders of the country have already paid in live
million dollars upon the stock (which in to them
a thin! lien.) may well inspire confidence in
[lnd lien.
, 6th. Although It to not claimed that there can
be any better securities than Governments, there
arc parties who consider a first mortgage upon
ouch a property . sis this the very best security In
the world, and who sell their Governments to re
invest In these bonds—thus securing a greater
interest.
9th. As the Union Pacific Railroad bonds are
offered .for the present at 90 mute an the dollar
snit accrued interest. they are the cheapen( secu
rity in the market, being more than 15 per cent.
lees than U. S Stock..
10th. At the current rate of premium on gold,
they pay
Over Nine per Cent. /setereat.
The daily enhaeriptione are already large, and
they. will continue to be received in New York
by the
CONTI:IT:S . 7AL 'NATIONAL EASY, 7:KaARIIII St.,
CLARK, Dorms & Co., Bankers, 5 51 Wall fit.,
JOHN J. Cusco & Sow, Bankers, tit wan St.,
and by lIANKS AND BANBERS generally
throughout the United States, of whom maps and
descriptive pamphlets may be obtained. They
will also be sent by mall from the Oompany's
°Mee, No. P 1 Nassau Street, New York, on aPPII•
cation. Subscribers will select their own Agents
in whom they bate confidence, who alone will be
responsible to them for the safe delivery of the
bonds.
JOHN .1. (.113CO, Tressarer.
New York.
July Z, lAr. am
LAST NOTICE
LT. persons indebted to the late grin of Me-
CURDY & DIEHL will pleasecall and settle.
rt paid before the Ist of December, the Books
will be left in the hands of an calker for collec
tion, without regard to persons.
McCURDY & DIEHL.
Oct. 11, ISM. tt
NOTICE
/ME School Director,. of Cumberland township,
_I Adams county, hereby give notice that they
will no longer pay for the teaching of children
belongg w h o saki township c hildre nl. out of' it.
Those hereafter amid to &boobs
outside of its Malta, must expect to pay for their
tuition themaelVes.
By order of the Board,
ABRAHAM SP.CCGLER, Pren't.
Y. LIGHTNER, See'y,
Oct.ll, 1867. a. 1
.~
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
• ___
C pursuance of an order of the Orpbunne Wirt
or Adam mow, will be oils aKblie
le, an SATFRDAY, the ".Bth of 01,TOR 1867,
on the premleee. the Real Estate of Jacob 'olf,
deceased, oorodstlng of a FARM, situate in Ham
ilton towtuthip, Adams count), , staining 17e
ACRES and 66 perches, adjoining laude Of damn.
el Wolf, Henry Stork, Samuel Miller, and others.
and bounded on one aide by the public rood
leading from New Oxford to East Berlin, And by
the road leading from the Hanover and Carlisle
turnpike to Abbuttstownon the other, about
equal distance from Abbottstown and NewOaford.
The Im_provementa are a ,Two-story _
STONE HOUSE, Rank Baru, Part stone,
Part frame, .Ith Wagon Sheds attached,
One-story Stone Spring and Wwth Ho
good Carriage Mace and Hog Stable, all u good
repair. There is an excellent Spring near the
house, and two others on the farm. About 30 or
10 Acres are in excellent timber, a good propor
tion of Meadow, and under good fencing and well
limed all over, The - land will be sold together,
or lu parcels to suit purdmaerh.
If any peraona are deslroux of stewing the
prendaea before the day of sale, they .111 be
ahown the same by the widow, re;sldlng thereon.
Sale to commence at I os, lock, P. M., on said
day, when attendance .111 be gl• en and fermi
made known by JACOB STOCK, Trustee.
By the Court—Adam W. Minter, Clerk.
Oct. 4, 1847. to
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
IoN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Adams county, will let offered at Public
le, on SATURDAY, the Aith day of OCTOBER,
hap, on the premises, the Real Estate of Sebaatian
Weaver, deceased, consisting of a TRACT OF
LAND, situate in Mountpleasant township, in
said county, containing 15 /WREN, more or lest,
bounded by Lands of Pius smith) Peter Rim
bough, John Lawrence, and Laski Smith.
Ti t &L;,7, ' Log " " B e a n r t n ' , No. ' a
Pen, C i l d ge . ,
and excellent spring of water, a portion or
Meadow anti some fruit trees . The house near
the roo d leading from Llll3 s Mill to the Bon
atightown road.
Sale to commence at I o'clock, on halt]. day,
.when attendance will be gm en and terma made
knot" n by JOHN WEAVER, Ex'r.
By the Court—Adam W. Minter, Clerk.
MMM
A SMALL FARM
AT PUBLIC SALE.
N MONDAY, the 2lst day of OCTOBER Inst.,
the sultscriber will offer ut Public Sale, on
le premises, his
DFAIRABLE FARM,
situate in Lattimore township, Adams county,
bait a mile east 01 Petersburg, adjoining lands of
Jam. and Daniel Gerdner, Col. John Wolford,
and others, containing 3.1 ACRES, more or lees,
In good order, having been limed, and under
good fence. There is limestone on the adjoining
ham. and mid to be on this. The Im
provements are a Two-story TB- p
I'AKT HOrsE, with Back-b ding,
Frame Barn, corn Crib, Hog Pe Smoke
House, Bake House, &v., with a and c tern
at the house and a spring on the ,plitce ; Apple
and Peach Orchard, with other fruit.
The property is eonvenient to churches, school
houses, mills, stores and mechanic shops. Per
sons w lshing to view It are reqnested to call on
the subssriber, residing thereon.
Male to commence at 1 o'clock, P.M., when at
tendance will be given and terms made known
by JOHN It. JOHNSON.
oe. 4, 15137. tss
PUBLIC SALE
THE subscriber, Administrator of the estate of
David R. Sterner deceased, will offer at Pub-'
lie Out-cry, on THURSDAY, the '24th day of OC
TOBER lust., at the late residence of said de
ceased, In Cumberland township, Adams county,
the personal property of said deceased, viz.
1 HORSE, 3 11.1 It ii 1 (spring) Colt, 3 Cows, 4
Sows, 24 Plgs, / four-horse Wagon, 1 one-home
Wagon, Buggy and Harness, I Reaper, Ploughs,
Shovel Ploughs, Harrows, Winnow ing Mill, Lime
Bed, Wheelbarrow, Hay Rake, Hay Carriage,
Hay Fuels, CTONN-Cilt '4II.NV, Mattocks and Shovels,
h t a r i t ' i ' d 1 4 i !, ri' 3 ' t i o ' ul l n " g . '
Spreaders end ('pains,
l)gn ßags, Cow Chains, Horse (,cars. Wagon Saddle,
Side Saddle, Riding Bralli , s, Halters, Collars,
Riding Saddle, Wheat. e, Corn, Oats, Timothy
and ('loser seed by t he bushel, Rae b, the ton,
Also Ihm.chohi and E itehen Furniture, sin
BEDS AND REDDING, BEDRTEADS, Chairs,
Tables, Carpet I ng, hok ng StoN e and Pipe, tiesk,
Countv Map, Clock and ('flee, ('heats,
Baskets,
Bucket n, together with oilier articles, too nu
merous to mention,
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. hf, 'on said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
. $112,404 13
700 00
.„ 1,998 32
8,71
. 134,000 00
.011 10
40,111 86
MEI!
WILLIAM 11. DOITERER,
Admlnixtrtltor
MEI=
A DESIRABLE PAOPERTY
•
AT PUBLIC BALE.
Cy,: THURSDAY, the 24th day of OCTOBER
trixt„ the undersigned will offer at Public
ale, a deedrable property. consist lug of
A TRACT OF LAND, -
containing 27 Acres, more or less, situate partly
In Hamilton and partly in Reading towrwhiPs,
Adams county, adjoining lanais of Daniel Baker,
David Brown, George' Hoover, and others. It is
in a high state of cultivation. The inaProvenienta
area new Two-story LOG HOUSE, with
Stone 13aek-building, a Double Log Barn, FH3
with Sheds, Corn Crib, Carriage Rouse,
Hog Stable, Smoke Rouse; two wells of or
water, with a good Apple and Peach °niter , be
sides Pears, Grapes, Ac. The property is located
on Big Conant age creek.
Persons wishing to view the property are re
guested to tmli on the undersigned, residing
thei eon.
$378,192 &I
615,110 00
130 500 00
01,9te 07
15,500 30
9,649 00
4,001 93
1,630 .1
1,141 -3
Stale to commence at I o'clock, F. M., on ~,,da
day, when Mt l ndance will be Oren and term&
NRI'
made known -. HE KING.
Oct. 11, 1,417. to
USLIC SALE
=EMI
OP VALUABLE LOTS.
N SATURDAY, the Lbid day of NOVEMBER,
O
1537, by t I rt tie of the will ot Henry Overholtz
er, late of Hamilton township, Adams county,
Pa., deeeased, and under the direction of the Or
phan's Court of Adams county, the undersigned,
Ex, colors of the will of Henry. Overholtzer, de
ceased, 1k 111 expose and sell et Public Sale, on the
premises,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
situate in Reading townithip, Adams county, Pa.,
within one-half mile flit Rant Berlin, Upon the
politic road leading from Fact Berlin to Ramp
tom and adjoining land* of Jacob Standee, George
Burt, In, hi Erred, and Samuel Ilyks,---each con
mining fiearly FOUR .ICRES , of excellent red
land, in a high Mateo( cultivation.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M., on said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by HENRI - KING
GEORGE KING,
Oct. 11, 1867. to EXecntors.
- wool - ) LOT
AT PRIVATE SALE.
9111 E oubscriber offer% at Private Sale, n VALI .
ji.134..1; WOOD lAA, ciliate In Mountpleagant
township, Adm.. cOunty, Pa., about one-half
mile (torn Gulden's Station, on the Gettysburg
Itailroad, adjoining lands of John Cashman and
Eli U. limay, containing 7 ACItES, more or lega,
well covered with young timber—and a small
stream of water running through It.
Pereons 'sighing to view the lot are requegted
to call on the undersigned residing within a
quarter of is mile. JOHN CASHMAN.
Oct. 4, 1547. tdo
FLOUR, GROCERY & NOTION STORE.
JOSEPH S. GILLESPIE
CONTINUEN the FLOUR, GROCERY & NO
TION BUSINF:S. at the old stand, in Yor
street, adjoining the Globe Inn, Getty.. k • .
With a full variety of goods, low prices, and eve
ry disposition to please, he hopes to merit a con.
tinuance of public patronage.
The best orFl.Ol - R always on hand—particular
attention paid to this branch.
Also. Hams and Bacon, Fish. Potato., Dried
Fruit of ec cry kind, with a choice assortmentof
Moloasco, Syrups, Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Chocolate,
Salt, Corn Starch, Rice Flour, Coffee Ex
tracts, pure t'lder Vinegar, &e.
A MB Rae of Confectoinery, also Fig% Raisins,
Prunes, &r.; common and Macy Soaps, Perfume
ry, and any quantity of Notions; the nicest Sta
tionery in town—inaew, a variety that must be
seen to be appreciated.
He alas( not forget to mention his Began and
Tobaccos, the very best brands.
Also, Willow-ware, I 'rockery-ware, Brooms and
Brush. s, Coal Oil and Lamps--aud
thoteamd other articles, not to be enumerated lb
a newspaper advertisement.
rail and examine goods and prices, and you
will he sure to find it to your interest to buy.
August,A,
NEW COACH SHOPS.
YANTIS, ADAMS .4 CO.,
=I
VE take this method of informing the public
that we hate established new Coach Show
at Llttleetown, where we are prepared to 'manu
facture to order all kinds of BUCK3IFI4, CAR
RIAGES. SULKIES, ke., on the shortest notice
and most accommodating
_terms.. Our hands
have been procured from Baltimore, and, as we
use none but choice material, we can put up
work to compete with any shop In the State.
Old work repaired and taken in exchange for
new.
Aug. 30, tf
New Grocery and Flour Store.
MEALS dc bROTHER,
HAVING opened GROMMY, FLOUR and
VEGETABLE STORE, in the Room former
ly occupied by Oeo, Little, on Weat Middle street,
they extend en invitation to all buyers to give
them a call. Everything in their line, trash from
the city and country, will be kept on band. They
are determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest,
and as they only ask the lowest living profits,
they hope to merit and receive a liberal share of
puAublic g. patronage. iIEALIi• C. BRO.
TURBINE WATER WHEEL.
lIAVING received the agency for the celebra
ted DR. KINDLEBERGEI. TURBINE
TER WHEEL, for Adams, Franklin, Cum
berland, Bedfunl and Fulton counties, Pa., and
Allegheny, Washington and Frederick counties,
MIL, we eau recommend it as being equal in
power and possessing more advantagea than any
submerged wheel In use. Send for circular. Mil
Gearing, Shafting, Hangers and Pulleys, furnish
ed toorder.. .
" • NtebONVELL & BAECHTEL, Agents . ,
Oct. 4, 1887. 3m Hagerstown, MO
Administrators' Notice.
TACOS STERNER'S ESTATE.—Letters of ad.
e) ministration on the estate of Jacob Steiner,
late of Berwick tom:whip, deceased, having been
granted to the undershined, (the tirst-tuuued re
siding in said Bendel township and the last
named in Heidelberg township, York county,)
they hereby give notice to all persona Indebt
ed to said estate to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the game
to present them properly antbenticated for set
tlement. PETER )(TEARER,
JOHN DIAS,
Rept..17,1M7. et Administrators.
na ROT° MINIATURES, at the Excelsior
ry, are superb and furnished at one-third city
prices. Cell and examine specimens.
C.. 1. TYSON.
OtiE but Ihst-rate PICTURES are allowed to
be taken from the Excelsior Gallery. Sam
!shown boron the order Is Ailed.
C. .T. TYSON.
a►.~:1~! ~~9 ~I;y:~:i;71~ ~:I ~i;j:
hale Jost reee.ived their
NEW
FALL STOCK,
the larva lathe eounty—amatailsegolt
DRY 0()ODS,
MERPNOES,
POPLINS,
ALPACAS, 4
GINOHAMS;
DELAINES,
CALICOES,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, JEANS,
In every variety
CARPETS, a lazy stock and very cheap
SHAWLS. all kinds and prices.
BLANKETS, ve.ry etuisp.
IVIEENSWABE, the 'argon stockga the county
and very cheap
HARDWARE and Saddlery, In all Its nnuiebee,
at the loweet market rates.
GROCERIES, of all klnde
IRON AND NAILS,
OILS AND PAINTS
Will sell GOODS at prices DZIYINGI 00XPITI
TION. Give us a cant examine our stock.
SIGN OF THE RED FRONT
Gettysburg, Oct. 4, 14$T. tf
FRESH ARRIVAL
R, ""E' GOODS
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
at the Stbre of
A. SCOTT & SON
Their stock consists of
MERINOEB, all styles
DELAINES, all styles
CALICOES, all styles
MUSLIN'S, all grades. ,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMH.RES
of all styles and quality.
Persona wanting GOOD GOODS and
GOOD BARGAINS,
Should not fall to go to the %tore of
A. ROOTT & SON,
Chembersbnrg street. 2nd Square,
Oct. 11, INIT.
Gettysburg, Pa
SOLDIERS'
11 - E./ID-QUARTERS,
At NORRIS• STORE, to the place to get
FALL st WINTER GOODS
CHEAP FOl2 CASH.
IF you want a cheap Over-coat,
o to NORRIS'.
IF you want a good cheap OrotlrtZkoßßlkr.
IF. ou want a good Every'llay
gMORRIS'.
IF you want a good pair of Fan io ta,
to NO
I F you want a good cheap Vet, to Noaßts..
IF you want a FABRIONA.BII O ILAT o
I F you want a late Fall Style Cap, No
F
I you wait a good Fair of BootsE' tra P
tE . .
IF you want a FAIIHIONABLVO4}M .
IF yoti want a good French Calt go a t agn itraw.
IF you want a good Umbrella,
go ki NORRIS'.
IF you want good Paper Collars,
go ttt NORRIS'.
IF you wants duthlonable sult g :f i r s ot c ha ts ..
I F your ant anything In the Ogenl:lll,r's Li
RlSps.
IF you want a good SMOKE,
fre to NORRIS'.
VA. on Want good HEAVY LYN DEit-CLOTH
go to NORRIS'.
Also—A large stock of CASAINI MEE IN THE
PIECE. Persona preferring the goods to Ready-
Clothing, can be actitenmoili .ted at the low
est cash price. TIIEO. C. NORRM.
Oct. 11, Ig 7. tf
IWILL eel] at Public Sale, on FRIDAY, the
25th day of OCTOBER next. at 10 o'clock, A.
, on the premises, 16 LOTS ?3F EXCELLENT
TIMBER LAND, running_ from 434 to a acres, be
ing a part Of the Handoe Mill property, on Marsh
Creek. Terms accommodating, which will be
made known on the day oriole.
NEW Ce'I:LCOOMIWY. GEO. ARNOLD.
20
Gettysburg, Sept. ,1827.
BARGAINS
1
LEI GETTYSBURG
JOIE& CRESS rk RON
TIKAVE opened a nor GROCERY, In
Public
burg, on the northewest corner of tbe Public
Meta aitre, and haveJunt received &splendid stater
m of FRESH
• GROCERIES,
Including Augars,
.CoffssA Molasses, liyrops, Tess,
Spiess, Tobacco, Balt, Manus, ElhouMelly &C.
Also, QL Lk.....^111W ARE, CONFECTIORB,
'Nuts, Fruits. Soaps, Fancy Articles and Notions
generally.
W ew will ,
will alda keep en hand FLOUR
and FEED-STUF F&
Having purchased for CASH, we are prepared
to sell very cheap. Olve us *call and Judge for
yourselves.
JOHN CRESS,
J. W. MRS&
Sept. H,1e67. U
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.
A LARGE assortment of Ins
GROCERIES,
Team, Codnes, White Num of all kind& and
Brown Skim" cheap, prime new i rm °Mons
liolasmen, and all inethwafWmps; nem X.PmCK
EBEL, beet in market. AB kinds of,
•
LIQUORS,
wholesale and retail, prime Wine, Brandy, Rya
Whiskey, de., for medicinal and other purposes,
in any quantity.
4GI-14. Mahler's Hob 'Utters, and the "Great
Bitters."
VA AV, SPEERI3 GRAPE WINE.
WM. J. MARTIN',
Baltimore street, Gettysburg.
April 5, IBC. tf
Administrator's Notice.
'ESTATE OF ELIZA lIPEALISAN.—Letters of
J2A administration on the estate of Eliza /Veal-
Man, late of Huntington twp., Adams co.,
deed., having been granted to Ms undensigned,
residing In the same township, he hereby gives
notice to all senoras indebted to hos e es to
make Immediate payment, and baying
talrns asalust the same to present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
Mutate & WIERMLN,
Oct. 4. 186'. It Administrator.
rR Debanes, Mo Alpacas, Lustrei De
Beges, 'Awns, Plaids Poplins, Chlthea
the ladlen_s ihould esl and
ROW & see the
WOODSnew sty.
IkL
PC les
'.
!ADIEF3 wanting agobd article of Perfaieeri,
I r ma"' SORP, or Ittnahea, can be eap.
lied at J. L. OCFLICICM
FARMS AND MILL
AT Pt ELIE SALE.
tnldeltaigned, Attorneys in fen for the
efract Frederick
Stockalsger. late of Frank
-1o township, Adams county, deuesmed, will over
at Public sale, on SATI 7 III)AV, the 9th daj, of
NOVEMBER. 19g7, at 9 o'clock, A. ?)4., no the
I=e d flese fa vi l ic ksWing valuable Real Ea . tat e of
No. triirk MANSION FARM, situated In
Franklin township, county and State aforesaid,
near the road loading from Cashtown to Fainleld,
ahead R miles south of the former place adjoin
ing lands of John Mickley, Frederick Diehl and
others. containing ISO ACRES, more or le.,
havlng_thereon erected a large Two-story
HOUSE, part brick, large Rank Barn, g
(built summer nn
,) Wagon Si, (new,)
Carriage Haire, Hog Pen, and other ne
cessary out - bui ldings. There is a never- a rag
spring of excellent water near the dour of the
dwelling; al., an excellent spring-honse with
nes er hailing spritsail( water to It. There ix It \o
riel). of ehnlce snot treason the premises, consist
ing of Apple., Pears, Peach Sr. A boo t at,A cress
of M.D.* era in excellent Ti es,
mber. m.ti) hite
Oak. A fair proportion of the land Is well set In
Meadow, the rest In a high state of cultivation,
nearly all having been lirassi once and wino,
twice, the limestone of s,hlrh Ras obtained on
th 118.2..—A " FARM, lying In Highland township,
on the public rood running from Caahtown to
Fennel 4 miles nom the latter place, contain-
Ar. ° ,;k„ i " le's'. uln ¢ lauds
' ll 14 i n t d
others. The improsemFots Otte A. Two
story double LOG HOti SE, a good Barn pp
g
and other out-buildings. is %SAW
MILL with goal water-power 011 the pro
perty. About 70 Acres of this Tract are in 111-
her, monist ing of Locust, Oak, Se., and plenty of
good Meadow. The landla ot an 0 ce Ilent quali
ty and in a good state of cultivation, about one
half hay tog been limed, There IN n well of water
at the door with a pump in It under roof. The
above Farina are well watered, convenient to
school houses, thorniest, eftc., and are in overt re
spect desirable prop, rties, No 2 will Ice oftered
in separate Tmets to suit purchasers.
NO. X.—A VALUABLE MERCHANT ,MILL,
known an Ilerring's Mlll, with 12 Acm. 01 Land,
coasted in Ham sltonban township, Adams co_
Pa., oa Little Marsh Creek, near the road lead
ing dam Fairfield to L'aahtown. It Is located in
a ffaa crowing country and commands most of
the eastern of Carroll's Tract. The Mill has two
Oyer-aket Water-wheel") le; feet high, two run of
Burrs and one Chopper, and all fixtures necessa
ry to a good Orbit MIII In running order. This
Is undoubtedly a desirable MIII.
Persons dealroua of viewing the alcove proper
ties wilt be shown the same by calling do the
subscribers, residing on Tract No, I.
Attendance will be given and terms made
'known on clay of sale by
A. F. STOCKSIEGER,
I. J. STOCKSLEISER.
Jacos MICKLEY, (1). of D.,) Auctioneer.
Oct. 11, 1867. to
MIJBLINS,
low:L:11:f Of
ac., &c., &0.,
A FIRST-CLASS FARM
AT PRIVATE BALE,
two mllea of Gettysburg, on the Har-
W rr riatr elr arg road, with all neeessiwy tmprove
menta, and in prints order. I will sell from 100 to
HO Aurae, to suit purchasers. Terms reasonable.
For further information, apply to
114' t. "%TIBIA
Sept. 27, 18G. tf Gettysburg, Pa.
DEIMABLE PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE.
N dATURDAY, the 2d day of NOVEMBER
O
next, the aubscriber will offer at Public Rale,
on the prennaes, the following real estate, for
merly property of Adam Spitler, deceased:
A TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Mona tplesisan t township, Adams coun
ty, about two mites wait of Conowago Chapel,
adjoining lands of Ezra Eckert, Abraham Dim,
sad others, oontaining la ACHES., more or less—
about 12 acre. cleared, and 4 acres woodland, of
the very best quality. The improvement are a
Two-story BItICK HOUSE, Log
mod
n, Hog Pen, and other necessary out- g
buildings; a tine Apple Orchard, ho-ides
fl.ches, pears, cherries, etc., and a never
failing well of water in the yard.
Al., 18 ACSIt23 OF WOODLAND, covered with
the heaviest kind of oak timber adjoining the
above. This tract will be sold entire, ur to lots of
ssw 8 acres, as may be desired.
Persons wishing to view the property, are re
quested to call on the subscriber, residing In the
same township, one nine west of Seminal] tow u.
Sale to commence at I o dock I'. H., on said
day, when attendance Will be given and terms
made known by
JOHN
Sept. 21, 1867. is
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
MBE nudersierned will sell at Private Bale, his
undivided TWO F 4 RNA of 270 Ai1,.14, more
or leas, With suitable buildings; can be divided
Into two or three farms, having two Da•ellingp
and Bank Barns, all in Rood order; Store
and Dwelling; Blacksmith Shop and Dwelling;
Tenant House, tke , anti all net nary buildings;
In fact, Is the motel Farm of Adams county. It
Is situated on the Turnpike from Gettysburg to
Llttleutown, 6 miles from the former„.and 3 from
the latter; Is under good fences, and under good
tenanLs; land all limed and In good order; Mout
01 ',ems of timber; all kinds of the best of fruit,
1 Peach and 3 Apple Orchards. Call on the un
dersigned, residing on the property, in 31ountjoy
township, Adams county, or address
SENSE D. NEWMAN,
Two Taverns P. 0., Adonis co., Pa.
Sept. 13, DIV.°
A VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.
frIHE subscriber °Hers his {'ARM (ornate. it co
situated in Adams county, Pa., near the
York and Gettysburg Turnpike, 3 miles from
New Oxford, 8 from Gettysburg, and 1 mile from
Gulden'n Station, adjoining Lando of Ralph
Flakes, Nicholas Moritz, 'Nicholas Grilse], and
John („Ushman, onntaining 72 ACREN and 42
perches—about 9 acres In timber, with a due pro
portion of meadow. The laud has been limed
over, and is under good fencing. The fields are
laid offconveniently, with water in nizrupd all of
them. The improsements are a Two-sto
ry- Weatherboarded HOUSE and Beek- o o
building Bank Barn, Wagon Shed and 111
torn Crib , under the same roof, Hog 11
House, Smoke Noose and Summer linuse, Spr ug
House with a never-failing spring - Close to the
bonding; a good Apple Orchard, besides peaches
and all other kinds of fruit, on the place. It is
RI every respect a moot desirable property.
Persons wishing to viost , the premines are re
snorted to call on the Subscriber, E re isding the re-
, . G fIEAG.
Sept. 6,1867. 3m
FOR SALE.
Tilt HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES OF
- PRIME LIMESTONE LEND,
I=
clue and a half Miles trom a 'Railroad Depot; good
tesprovements. well fenced and watered; an
obandance of good timber, and no arranged as to
divide well into two tonna I have also other
faint property for auto, all of which wtu be sold
low, the object being to make a division of the
statists, Those In search of land in this aection,
might do well to give me a call before purchasing
elsewhere. For turther Information, call on or
•ddrese THOS. N. LUPTON,
Winchester, Va.,
(who is agent for Heirs.)
Jane 24, tar. tf
Small Farm and Town Property
T PRIVATE SALE—The undeniigned offers
j - k at Private Sale, his FARM, al taut, in Straban
township, Adams county, on the larrishurg road,
two miles from Gettysburg, rontaining tH
ACRES, Improved with a one and a half
story BRICK HOUSE, n good Barn, (MI g
feet long.) a never-falling sell of water,
with a pum p It, a young Apple Orchart
and other fruit. About 15 acres are in im
and there it a fair proportion of meadow. The
land has nearly all been limed, and to in a pro
ductive condition.
He also otters a ROUSE AND LILT, on the
south Side of York street, In Gettysburg. The
house is a two-story, weatherboarded, with an
Out-kitchen. There is also a Stable mi the lot.
Terms accommodating.
J. 11. 'WALTER.
August 5,1867. If
WOOD LOTS FOR SALE
JONES' MILL FOR MLR
is a large FRAME MILL on the Turn
rtl7llile'T3lmtenweo'rt=lo=llVtirienliepnred?frcotnai
repair, MX a tines and 6 Ist MIII. There As a
ler's house sn ot t acre,. of land with the Mill. The
mill race' in n over three hundred yards long
from thodam to the mill; would take but little
expense to make It a very valuable property, as
there Is; no mill for S miles. The other mills
*ere all burned during the s%ar.
This mill would be ;watt ♦try cheap for rash
Apply to MARY A. JOICIA.
Aug. 30, 1347. 3m
Choice Western Pre-emption Lands.
HAVE several Tracts of choice Western PRE-
E2d PTION LAND& good locations, near Rail
roads, County Taal., he., la well-settled neigh
borhoods, which I will exchange at a fair price for
rest estate in Adams county.
GF.O. RNOLD.
Aug. 12,1P6 7 . if
LUMBER! LUMBER!
rundersigned has on hand, and will fue
. W order, WHITE PINE HOARDS AND
LANK, White Pine and Chesnut Shingles, Oak
and Pine Plume Stuff, Sawed Staves, Plastering
and Roofing Lath, clic.
Saw Jill! in Buchanan Valley, Franklin town
ship, two talks isliuthweat of Francis Cola's saw
satlL Post ofih address, Menton:ole, Adama
Pa, Sept. 18M. 9N JAMES BRADY..
The Wonder of the Age I
WBREN'S ELECTRIC CREAN for sale at
Hendricks ,k Warren's l irocery Store, in
East York street, Gettysburg, Pa., where every
thing In our line will be gold nt the lowAt prices.
Ohre no a call and see for yousrelves. Our stock
consists or Groceries, Notions, sad Inney Goods.
Our motto is sell quick, our attn to ;Anse,
asrProdoee taken in exchange for (Mods. Cash
paid for Bacon and Butter.
HEN DIUCIO4 Itt'WARRY2q,
Sept. Sl, tf
AITENTION, ZOIIAVES !
YTNTIL further orders : the "GETTYROURG
U ZOUAVES" will mat et their Armory for
business and drill INERY_WEDNESDAY EVE-
R'S°. at, 7 , 4 o'clock, and in i - LL Dar% th e
THIRD SATURDAY of each month at 10 o'clock,
A. IL By order of the Captain,
WM. R. EYSTEit, O.&
Oct. 4, lssf. tf
NOTICE.
IWILL be in Dmtyrdours with FLOUR, &c., on
every MONDAY and FRIDAY, of each week.
ersons who may desire me to furnish them
with either Flour or Feed Stuff will leave their
orders either with John Chrtsmer, or Danner &
Ziegler, stating the kind and quann4Men the
same will be delivered at their dwe
GEORGE OL OELL.
Sept. :^, M. it
MR White Goods, Buffing Menge and Trim
um, W to how c weeps%
00 TO
DIIPHORN £ HOFFMAN'S,
IF YOU wisa
is•L•mi=l J&Araoi, mr;_ -4
BLACK ClUYMfk',.
COLORED CLOTHS,
CIRRI ISERFA.
FRF.NCH mrarsos,
mLORED ALPACAS,
BLACK ALPACAR,
)10ILUR LUSTERS,
WOQL DELAINES
FANOY DELAINES,
COBIJRO9,
MICSLINS,
BLANKETS.
OLoVPv,
COLLARS & CUFFS,
QUEENRWARE,
OIL CLOTHS,
or anything else In the
DRY GOODS & NOTION LINE.
N. W. cor. of the Honore,
Clottyaburg, Pa.
Sept 20 NC ti
"To When It May Concern."
WAR DECLARED
AGAINST HIGH PRICES!
BE IT KNOWN, That
For Silks, Alpacas and Mohair,;
For De!alum, Chit. Mee and Lawne;
For Callcoeg, Gingham/I and Linen;
For Manlius, Bleached and Unbleached
For Ticking, Bird eye and Crash
For Flannel Hoop Skirts and Sahnorabi
For Cheeks, Table-Linen and Huokaback
For Bunting, Quilling and Edging;
For Parasols, Fans and Vella;
For Handkerchiefs, Ntockings and ©lows;
For Cloths, Caaalmeren and Jeans
For Cottorwules. Linens and Tweeds
For Trunks, Carpet-Peeks anti Whlpa
For Umbrellas, Rasors god Stropo
For Hata and U love. of every kind
For all kiwi! of (Ivo& at lowest prices
Go to the atom or
ROW & WOODI4,
Darner &the Diamond and York street
Gettysburg. Pa.
July 1, M. ti
J. L. SCHICK,
SOL'TH MT CORNER OF CENTER SQC A RE.
(iErrYBBURG,
Haa Just reeelvedm xplentlld apartment of Fall
and Winter DRY GOODS, comprising in part as
followl
FRENCH NERINOES,
I=
NEW STYLE OF FANCY POPLINS,
‘BlSlftalg POPLINS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALL WOOL PLAIDES,
MACH AND FANCY BILKS,
LADIE4• CLOAKING CLOTHS
NEW STYLE OF FALL GOODS
DELAINES AND CALICOEFI,
FLANNELS IN GREAT VARIETY,
BLEACHED AND BROWN MUSLIN%
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, CASSINETS,
CASHMERETTS AND JEANS, •
LADIES' FURS IN GREAT VARIETY,
OLOV AND STOCKINGS,
CORSETS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS,
STATIONERY AND PERFUMERY.
Sept. 27, 1567.
WI C. STALLSMITH & SON,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Are prepared to do all kinds of Carpentering
--contracting and erecting buildings of all,
kinds, Repairing, Ike. They keep constantly on
band and manufacture to order,
DOORS, SHUTTERS, BLINDS, SASH, DOOR
AND WINDOW FRAMI3B, CORNICE,
DOOR ♦ WINDOW BRACKETS,
And any other Article In the Building Line.
Seasoned material constantly on hand, expo
rlenoed Workmen always In readiness, and work
exectdad with dispatch
Sir Orders promptly attended to
&p[. 20, 1867. 12
Gettysburg National Bank.
GOVERNMENT FONDS OF ALL ISSIJA!,-
SBVEN-THIRTIES
AND
COMPOUND INTEXEST ANWiES,
BOUGHT AND•SOLD.
Orders for parehue and Kale dt
STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD,
promptly executed
INTEREST ALLOWED ON SPECIAL DE
POSITS.
st 3, 4 pal 5 per cent., according to length of time
of depart.
J. EMORY BUR, Cashier,
April 8,1967.
The First National Bank
OF OEITTSBLItG
ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
UFIVAL.
Bny and sells all kinds or
GOVERptER I T SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER.
Converts 7-30 .Notea into 4-20 U. S. Bonds
Orders solicited and proilptly attended to
sAprii ORO. ARNOLD, CUltier.
1 Ra .
For Sale.--A Choice Fenn,
high state at eakilEakk ACRER •, 100
buthele of Waal° The sere ; seann. in Timber
Bank Barn lad Beeic lairening prenr7 or
gnat, eke.; MUM west bow Gettysburg.
Also—
Oneotherverydrelrable F•ARIf, containing OS
AMIN; 21 acres In Timber baUdlorprgood ; ad
joining Hoodoo's 11111 property 6 Wks mouth
Auto VettYsbult. $ 2) per acra property
ANIMAar Wm tam.
e ,
Ang./7,11M. If
cAstnoLuinnui
FARM AND MILLS,
ON Tors'enr.F.K,
=I
r,w taboatiber,desirtus dtscutstitte• bust
n.s, om.r o at. Private Hale, Ids
RUMMY VALUABLE REAL ICSTATE,
ith utile on Creck, partly in lama county.,
Pk, and partly In Fregiertek county, ild" tho
Way uealaine tamping., 1 MUNI% went of Fin
n-Mahar& (*manning of ri Ilrrt•ntlo
VESTING'S,
F trum, N 111.1. 1 4, Wion-LAND,
The FARM, which lit under goisl caltlvallon
and good terielng,irintaine Nay 3311 AC10.34, with
due proportions at Montan anti Timber. The,
tinpraventettta area large NTONE MAN•
RION /UNE, with Beek-lm lld Inite,th rve
Tenant Houstw, lane (tank Barn, t:SI hy g
HE 11,10 Wagon Shed 101(1 t 'ern Cab, Car.
rlspe House, nand other ont-nullillties; a never
lid nit well of water at. the kitchen end a
ne er-fallingstiring between tlie'lioum• unit tient.
There are tan thriving young APPLE t
CHARDS on thew etntnee, with a varlet of other
fruit. Alan,
A FIRST-CL V4/4 (1111.4 T Jr NOM lIANT MILL,
CALICOO4
AND &UV MILL,
on a conetnnt atrestm of water, filth n fine run Of
eustbtn; Cooper shop, Miller's Ilotus and other
out-bulbills3gs. There Is LIMESTONII; on tips
Fara.
In addition to tiso abssre, the aulscriber olTers
2111 ACRFeI 01 , TIMBERI A NIS, well wt In Mi
nable Slasher, adjoining the Farm.
The Improvements with 200 or snore acres Mtn
be bought separately, or all laugher, aR the pur
chaser orpurelusere now denim.
For furt her infOrinat Inn Inquire of the subscri
ber, residing on the premise..
JOREPII P. Nictil
July 13,
SHAWLS,
=EI
VALUABLE TANNERY
AT PRIVATE SALE.
CARPETS,
ITIHE oubeerlber, wlehlog to glee up the Ten
utait boldness., ottera at Pt IA ate Sole, hie
-- • •
VALUABLE TANNERY,'
situate on South Baltimore street, Oettyahurg.
Pa., lucludlng Brick Beam Shop with I pool,
limes, and ale liandienq Brick Purr) Mg-Mama
Brick and Frame Bark Mill Ronne; al lay-away
Vats on the yanl, with Loechea and room to add
any additional nulnber—ennatant nl nuing spring
water, ,never-hdling, Ip iftly.“od Clad shape.
' , This Tannery is located in a region Where good
Bark is abundant at remediable pricey,. Powee
'lion of the Tannery will be gis en to illo purebmwr
immediately, if ti.ired, w Ith n "Ripply ofbark to
run It
The ta be a large Twoodory MUCK
BWEL, INO on the promwty, with Spring
Bonne, Smoke Boum., Wood Slynt, Baru, o.
01.1-
(kill Crik Wagon shni and other mt“ 111
buildings, with a well of water and also II
hydrant at kltrhen dorw, with llllllllllK er
through Spring Rouse. There is a variety of boat
nualitlea of Rom hag Gropea and Fruit on the
remiLarel. The property le ln good comill Mil, and
every reapect, a 'met deallable residence anti
ances stand.
Aloe, will be mold, A LOT OF 1:1101 , N11 adjoin
ing abase, containing l',, Acres, more or lien,
with en Apple ()reliant amt.. drat-Plana Spring
011.1 Bathing Eat at on is.
.Van, A lA)T OF lillOrN 31, on In , F.mmitts
burg mad, one-half mile from town, containing
Acre., ahlnt the purchauer can also hare, If
cleaned.
Pentona tit-Mt-tog to view the premien., or As
certain further partieulam, will address the Sitlii
deribtr, residing In (SON minim Pm.
JORN WINEIIBEN'NEIL
Rept. 13, MM.
•
VALIIAELE PROPERTIES
FUR SALE
TORN C. ZWCK, LAND AGENT,
New OxiroßD, An usla cor STY, Ts.,
Tian fir Kale a number of deal Wile properties, to
which he oaks the niteullon of those Wishing to
ptirchase. •
Two No. I erroßE STANDS for sale or rent,
with 'deck of wale dOlng a wsul business, near
Railroad, situand In ',cantina rilluirs; amid
chimer , fur pennons 11 , 11,11111 g to engage In t Ile Wel
nefia. river/Winn given any t hue.
A LIMESTONE FARM '0.54 acre's, near flail.
road, brick house and all 'lceman . ) nut -building,
A LIMESTONE FARM anal neon, with Floor
and Saw 51111, house barn, and oilier out-boild.
lugs, 'intited In Baltimore count 3 , Md., lit tulles
from Baltnnore.
A LIMESTONE. FARM of 480 acres, brick
brick barn, in Baltanore county, Md., 17 miles
front Baltimore.
A LARGE FORNDRY AND MArIIINERIMP,
with Dwelling situated In a county seat, near
Railroad and Depot. Gond chaior for doing all
mod s o f work. AlaO, aeveral Town I.ot. will lot
SOW with the above property if desired.
A FARM OF 1011 ACRES, In AttunPi county,
with good Stone Douse, good limn, hr., near
turnpike and mill and
FORTY AIRES, with good llgfaec, Barn, he.,
thare-quarle. 01a mile from a al rood station.
A peel Maitre: terinv
A FARM OF la; Aillt6N, on the Carlisle turn.
pike, under good roll h u nt with¢ large Brick
Home, Bank Barn, cud oilier out-building'', all
sew.
A LARGE FLOIIR MILL, with 25 Acre* of land.
The militias four pair of Burrs, and roll matt tarry
for doing merchant wait:. Best water potter to
the county.
A FARM OF 175 ACULI4, near the Haunt er
turnpike, on whfeh erected %not VII owe, Barn,
and all other neeessury out -Itu
A FARM OF 200 At'RE , 4, good land, with Largo
Brick House. Rare And 2 Tenant HOTIMMI--40 acres
In wood—half a mile from the , Conowngn Chapel.
A HOTEL, in New Oxford, two-story, roomy.
arid convenient for husluesa. Good chance;
terms easy.
Also, a number of good Rouses and Lots for
sale In New Oxford. . _ -
. .
Persons who wish to buy Real Estate - , u well is
those who a bib to sell, are requested to glue the
subscriber a call at tits store in NOW Oxford. Ad
dress,
JOHN C. ZOUCK, Land Agent
New Oxford, Adams county, Ya
Aprlll, 1867. ly
PUBLIC BAL2
WILL offer at public sale, on TEEBDA.V, the
I
?2nd day of OCTOBER, BM, the FARM on
whichl now reside, and lately owned by Bene
dict Boone. This farm In situated in Mlddletovrn
Valley, Pr_tslerick county, Ed., one rule North
of Petersville, on the Middletres n and Thirtieth!.
vine road, less than 4 Tulles froto depats on Ball.
B. Ohio R. Road, and Ches. h 0. ('anal at Berlin
and Knoxville. It contains Blfr A CRAM, more or
lean, of prime land, all under cultivation, is dlyl. ,
eed into six nehiti, with pure running water In
each field. The improvements are a good
domfortable weal herboarthal HOUSE Log '
Barn and all necessary put-build i ngs.
i
This s one of the best farms in Middletown 1 t
Valley. It Is unnecessary to any more, as gen e
men will examine for thentsels es,
A TAO,
At the same time and place, will be gold it
MorNT.UN IA IT of 13 Acres, more or leas, of
Chesnut Timber, hammed In Washington coun
ty, Md., adjoining Into of Henry Shafer and Sam
uel Alialt. Thin Io a 1.0 y afuable lot anti pr,
perly managed, will furnish rail,. auallcient for
t he farm as long att fencing Igtequired.
Terms of kale, anti time In giving poatieralon,
made known on day of sale.
H. M. SCIIHOFS/ER.
Sept. 6, 1667. to
A SMALL FARM
AT PRIVATE HALE.
MITE subscriber orient at Private Sale, his
SMALL FARM, situate in Straban tOwnship,
Adams county, At., about 5% miles from Gettys
burg, Y miles trent Hunteratown, and I% miles
from Bender's church, adjoining lands of Dr.
tioldaborough. F. quickel and John Galbraith,
containing ite% ACRES, with Woodland and Mea
dow. The land in under good cult I vation, having
been well limed—and ander good fence. The im
provements are a good Two-story LOO
HOUSE, double Log Bent, Resole
Wagon Sited, Shop, lieu House, /log Pen, RP
Smoke Rouse; tao good net er tailing
wells of water, and a fine young Apple °reliant,
besides Peaches, Pears, Plums, I 'berries. Grapes,
de. Persons wishing to view the property will
cull on the undersigned, residing thereon.
JOIIN FERRER..
tug. 30,188. 2lns
VIRGINIA, LOIIDON CO., LAND,
FOR SALE.
ONE FARR, containing about '360 ACRES, sit-
LecaYed on Gut Turnpike road, it utiles below
rit, 3 miles tram (Milford Station, sod
from Farmwell Station. The cleared land
laid off Into 7 fields, water sufficient for Block In
each - field, plenty of tlinber on the farm
for the use of the same; a comfortable ric
lONVELT,INGROUSE, a large Stable, Corn
House, Meat House, Ice If ouse, and a good
Store Mow on the wens/ries. A good sum mr
a Country Store. The land isiod, Is essay to
'impro‘e, talc. chi% or very 11, leids good
crop. of wheat, eorn, nata at ha. This Is a
very good Farm. WWI Nalght the - present own , .
PM ill 1851, unit a good port of it roil fifty dollars
per acre. There is a good Orchard, and a Nell of
water on the premises.
This Farm will he sold at the low price of thlr
t y-eight dollars per acre, If the cash Is paid down.
A good deed given whet, the terms are complied
with. Can give full posseasion rah Dee., Pau,
provided it le sold previous to renting for another
year. Apply to MARY
ifilLsboro', Loudencounty,a.
Aug. 3), 1887. 7m
VIRGINIA LAND FOR BADE
OE FARM Cant:dna about, 300 Arrest, Is 7 miles
below Leesburg, on the Tornplke, 2
from Farmwell Station., and Smiles (non (Mil
ford Station on the Alexandria L. d (haul.
MIN Is a very diadmtile Farm, and a healthy
plaee to live. The cleared laud Is Ails lied into 7
fields, with running water in amend of,_
then). There Is a large Lag DWELLING ;
HOUSE, Barn, Meat House and Dairy on
the farm, and a well of excellent a et et In
the yard. This well atlhrds plenty oignnel water
the dryest season, There Is plenty 01 timber on
the farm for the tuie of the same. The land Is
good, and produces good crop. of Wheht, Corn
Oats Hoy 1b.., There is a flue unhurt. full
bearing. The land is easy to improl c o rm I takes
closer finely. The fencing IN In gpo.l orilvr. (A
good many families of Norikern people have siet -
Hist In the neighborhood i
Can glve roll poloteadon T.,th December,.lBC,
provided it is sold pre. loos to renting for anoth
year. For want of moue), the owners offer
this farm at the Jow price of thirty dollars per
acre, Mat paid dem& A. good deed given when_
the terms are compiled"h•
• MARY A. TONES.
Hillsboro": London county. %'a.
Aug. 30, 1307. Bui
• AGENTS WA,NTPED,
NO SOAP—NO WATER—NO SLOP.
kLABS CLEANING POLISH.—This Is a new
and most inceellent patented by Mr.
iw. M. Brown. N 0.24 Bleeeker arreet, New York.
It will be Universally used, for it femora oftee
tual than the old system of cleaning Windows,
Mirrors, Gold, Silver, Plated Ware, Tin, Copper,
kn. Purchasers mum be careful, as a sparloias
article has media Ile appearance.
seat. 20, NW. fini
SHINGLES.
'MIME
_Limbed in tha markeS
sale at AACOR hillisEA.DaSnew Limber ;
on the Ealltand, inijanninir the Mae VW,
tysbnrg.
:SO. ATM it