be . Oettpsburs fompiler.
FRIDAY' ATTERNOON, DEC. 20, mr.
•'PYB OLD CAPITOL POID/ON.”
We wish somebody would give the
public an impartial, accurate. account of
what took place during the war In the
Old Capitol Prison. Think of American
citizens being snatched pp and held fn
confinement one, two, and even three
months, defiled all communication with
their friends, and charged extortionate
prices for what they desired. And when
the facts are Investigated, no substantial
charges are made out. Think of prison
erq not being permitted to hold converse
with theiecouusel unlesain the presence
of a detective. Think of men being per
secuted by their jailor until in sheer des
peration they commit suicide. We be
iere if the people understood a tithe of
the secrets of the Old Capitol Prison, we
would have much less said about the
enormities of Libby ixrison.— Waskirw
. -
foe Erpresa.
THE Washington correspondent of the
York Gazettc pays the following well
deserved compliment to a faithful pub
lic servant :
In conversation the other day with
several prominent Democrats from Cum
berland county, who were on a visit
here, besides letters 'from others, .1 am
plea.osi to learn that our member, Hon.
A. J. tilombrenner, whose unremitting
altentions to his constituency: and his
t at oo experience and acknowledged Mill-
Ito together With his influence In all
Democratic and Conservative quarters
hen is now conceded to be the only
:v. tillable and most useful member old
neither Cumberland could have. As fur
net daughter Perry and old York, we
may say his nomination is a foregone
eniii !Liston, and with his growing popu
larity in Cumberland Valley, 1 would
not be surprised if he were returned here
without opposition in our party.
SAYS a Radical paper—" Steadily, sure
ly, grandly and beautifully, the loyal
men of the Routh are taking poseeselon
of the reins of Government.' It would be
ma ell more proportionate to their el-paci
fy, however, if Hamlin, Cuffife, Pomp,
and the rest of the "loyal men," would
".teadily, Purely, grandly and beautiful
ly " take poesewdou of the reins of mule
teane4.
SEN ATOR SU MNER calla the Preni
dent's message a libel, and Wilson nays
it i. an assault upon ('ougreset But the
re'ople think it a sensible, practical docu
nn•ut, and its effects can be seen In the
altered tone of ( !oncrestr.
si- et' the Compe, , ional 10bby1 , 415 in
Ww.ilingioti 13 de4erilied tt. one of the
lvel:, it women On earth, and is card to
likv , an empre., ,•
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17; h 1n.t..n.l the r...hlene , of the ',nit
nt. he Re.. W. IC. H. Deotrielt, Mr. JACOB
Mil RIVER to ;into LI - CY h..
dnutth
!,lt MI . M ark + Forne3 , nil of Cuinhertand town-
I~i~•. ,ot. eoonl
fp. 12th Inst., try the Rev. E. Brehlenhsugh.
t I ts• re.l,len,v or Dr. J. L. •Messerott. Chem hers
non.,„ Mr.,11 11tLE4 4. FOYER of tbN plare, to
Mir• F I.LFN M. SUESSEROTT, of the former
plot '
tnttLr 10th 11,14..1,3 Re 5.14.1 nry,Mr.GEORGE
%LER. of Ulll9ll tow Ip, this eunty, to
Mi. , AM-IN DA S. Offl, • col h7runittsburg,.Md.
or the 12th inst., by v. M. Snyder, Mr.
i;T:ORGF, C. CARsON to Miss S. F.. HOUCK,
Iwo 1i of this eounty.
lin the 2Stlx ult., by Rev. K Ilreltleubansb, Mr.
NIELI•FIMIL NIX to Mrs. CHRIBTI.N.NA
hr,thotthls county.
iu the 2fith ult. by Rev. E. Breldenbaugb, Mr.
\ %Atli N tiVeiRIIOI.T7.ER.'of Lihertz town
ship, to Miss SARAH E. IiARBAUGH, 01 Fred
crick county, Md.
on the 15th inst., by Rev. E. Breldenbaugh, In
Mi.' Lutheran Numb, Hr. JOHN SLIFER,
n,..1 Lt ttleatown, to IttneIANNIEIL.III.IWARD,
et Struhan township.
‘l.l tile by Mov. S. Henry, Mr. JACOB
A AltON WILALER to Mboi ALVERTA C.
hTRINE, ball of Union town:3l2lp. '
. .
NOTICE.
trV. Aoncril 11 et Ina of the ADAMS COUNTY
AuRICULTURS.I. SOCIETY will be held In
le Court House In the Borough of Gettysburg,
on the FIRST MONDAY OF JANUARY, 11th.)
pi , , at, I o'clock, P. M. The annual election for
Officer, will
l et
• held at the some cline and place.
Foils to re li open between the boars of 2 andl
o'clock, P. .
EDW. O. FAITNESTOCE,
Dec. 10, .., 3t Secretary.
TO BUILDERS.
friflE - Sehool Directors of Mcmntjoy township
receive waled pronoun+, until the third
Saturdayiay In January next, for the building of
WE
THI NEW SCHOOL /10tiSFN in said Own,.
4,1 p-cone at White Elatt,Otto at Two Tavern& sod
the otter at Hornces-all in be built of - Inner.
Patna and specifications Can tar seen at the Souse
of the fieklatag. 'Ste Board reserves ttie right to
Merl any or I hid& -
Ey Girder of e
JAD(FtE
ItitEVR, President
IaA4C klitliTNEß, &MUMS% -
Dec. ,
ri ENTLFAILCVB fornishlog Goods all kinds
' awl stem et NORRIS'.
PUBLIC SALE
A Valuable Farm—
and Town Lot.
ON TUESDAI, the 818 t of DECEMBER Vint.,
the nubecrlhor will offer at Publle Sale, on
the p rem twee,
A TRACT OF GRANITE LAND,
innate on the Baltimore turnpike, In Cumber
land tewnnlilp, a short distrait., below the Ca' eric•
tern and near the Gettynburg borough line, ad.
Joining Absinth Spangler and .1. George Wolf,
eontal ning K ACRES, more or leen, In good/culti.
eati o n a nd under good fencing. Persons wish
ing to view the tract ore requested to oat on John
Eeefauver, rentiling near by. This to a valuable
lot, and should command the attention of, buy.
OM.
A leo, on TV 0 8 DAY,the 7th ofJANUARY next,
the sulau.riber will. offer at Public Cade, u* the
pemlnes, bin
VALUABLE. FARM,
situate in Butler township, Adams county tear
the Newville road, and half a mile east 01' Mid
dletown, adjoining lentils of John A. Slingli, To
bias Boyer. George Ilollebaugh Jacob Rafter,-
sperger, and others, and containing 118 ACRF7a,
more or less, about E, acres Meadow and 10 acres
Timber. - The Farm is under good cultivation,
part of it having been limed, and the fenceatre
good. The Improvementa are a for eT
story BRICK HoPmE, with two Kitchens
at !ached, eflriek Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, Bs
Corn Crib, Flog Pen, Wood House, with 11
two due wells of water, one at the house an, the
other at the barn. There Is on the premises a
large Apple Oreluird, besides peacheo, pears,
cherries, &r.; two streams of water through the
pl&a-e, one never-failin g Thia is a most desirable property, an d
d located
in pleasant neighborhood. Persons wishing to
• few the Farm bee requested to call on the under
signed, reeldlng thereon.
stele..to commence at 1 o'eltiek, P. M., on each
day, when attendance will be given and term.
made known by e•
DANIEL, BEITLEit.
Pm 20, 1887.
PUBLIC SUE,
lAN WET INRsTrAY, the Ist day of JANUARY,
1 , 44, the subscriber, Intending to relinquish
farming, will sell at Pnlibe Sale, at his residence,
In rittadatn township, one mile east of Hunters-.
town, the following Personal Property, viz:
2 HEAD OF GOOD WORK HORSEI4, (one a
mare with foal,: 3 young Cow., I Durham Bull, 1
small Finii, 3 shoats. Wagon, for two or three
lionwecHay Ladders. I good Plough, I new Har
ow, Lem ble Shovel Plough, Single Shovel Plough,
Corn Fork, Corn Coverer, .Double and Single
trees, Patent Wire Tooth Hake, Carriage, Win
nowing Mill, ratting Box, Wheelbarrow, Porke,
Rakes, Cow Chains, Log Chain, Crow-bar, Mat
toek, - Grindstone Breechbands, Front Rears,
Collars. Bridles, Lines, Carriage Harness, Wagon
Saddle, bide Saddle, 5,.. 10t of CHF;;TNITT RAILS, lot , of 011P-111C11
Pine Boards, lot of Posts, lot of worn Fodder, Hay
and be , find-crop by the ton, with Household and
Kitchen Furniture, too numerous to mention.
Sale to condnenee at It o'clock, A. 31. on said
day, when attendnnee will he given and terms
made known by .
G1;0. F.ILILLER.
Tortx HANTS, Atteponeer.
tr•
TO THE PUBLIC.
T ' l4;ge de p i ti n l ' mt i,e,..t . P.'l,l7erlthrrloonf itnhfoorm -
Cabinet-Mak/721 Business,
In all Itd varied branches, and that they now
hose on hand a large assortment of
BUREAUS, -BEDSTEADS,
Tables, Corner Cupboards, Safes, Sinks,
Stands, Drestring . Bureaue, Chairs,
of different kinds ; in short
everything in the Cab/-
. ad-making lens.
ALSO, READF•MADE COFFINS AND COP
FINS at. \ DE TO ORDER.
All of whieli will be finished promptly, aLthe
old stand, nn Knuth Baltimore street., corisite
inehrenner's Tanuen. The underslariad
over 30 vett,' • vperience In the
natter themselves that then trot make as 'roast
ark its ally others, zr not heave. New
r , trod sitters will find It to their advantage to
rail and-lei) from 04. as tie are delerinlnetl to
••s lon as I.•,,ibie to mat the times.
t.lll,ll.Arli at TRIMMER
I ree. M, I ktT. 4rn
- TAX APPEALS.
MITE Corm - nit.lnners of Adam., cottpte h ere by
..I IMP notiee that they has,. fixed upon the
following Blues and placere for bolting the TAX
APPE.AIit for IwiA , in the se, era' Borough. and
Towns/Ipa of AttainF gotinly, alien and where
they will attend, to hour heti. etio the
haute of o o'click, A. steel it o'clock, I'. hi.. of
eat it tit.., so follows:
,• - .
For Mount Joy township, on 3fonday. the trth
OtJACIUIIIy tut ,at the tame. of ;Se% man,
In ..01 township.
For 01/1/OW/214bip of Germany and the N.rough
of I.ltth,toun, on 'I attgday. the 24th of January
nest, at the hoime.of Philip Homier, In Lanka
town.
For the tonanhin of 'Limon, on Wednesday. the
29th of January next,at the .tome of PttiLip Bern
ier, In Llttlentown.
For the township of Conte/rag_ „ti on Thruntin.Y.
the :nth ofJanuary next, at the ilouressf-Erman
uel Diller, In bteSherry, atown.
For the town/1111p of Mountpleanant, on Prides.,
the 31nt. of January next, at the house of J. k.
Smith,
In mid township.
For the toe =ship of Ntmban, on Saturday, the
Int of February next, at the home of Jacob L.
(Irmo., In Hnnterstown.
For the township or Oxford, on Monday, the
3d of February next.at the house of I. B. Houser,
hi New Oxford.
For the township and borough of Berwiek, on
Tuesday, the4th of February next, at the home
of F.. 1. Wilson, In Abbottatown.
Fur the township of Hamilton, on Wednesday,
the oth of Fehruare next, at the houtte of Abner
S. Hildebrand. in East Berlin.
For the township of Reading. on Thursdav, the
6th of February next, at the house of R. M. Birks,
111 Hampton.
For the township of Huntington, on Friday,
the 2111 of February next, at the house of Mrs.
Jane Reed, In Petersburg.
For th,t....n.hip or lAt ItriOre, on Saturday the
Rth of February next, at the house of Mrs, Jane
Reed, In' Pet ershurg.
Fo7"the township of Tyrone, on Monday, the
10th of February next. at the house of Mm. Cook,
' in Heldleraburg.
For the tom nshl p of Menallen, on Tuesday, the
11th day of February r.ext, at the house of Charles
Mvers,,ln Benders, ne.
' kr, the tea nship orllntler, on Wedneedlty. the
12th of February next, at the house of 0. W. Rex,
111 Middletown,
For the township 911 Franklin, on Thursday, the
19th of February_next, at the house of Samuel
Eleholte, In New Salem.
For the township of Hamtltonban. on Monday
the 17th of Fehrunry next, at the holm of Alex
lienehoof, In Fairfield.
For the townahlp of Liberty, on Tuesday, the
10th of February next, at the house of John NMI.
nemaker, insult' township.
For the township V Freedom, on Wednesday
the 114th of Febroary next, at the house of Samuel
Moritz, in said township.
For the townships of Cumberland and High.
land, on Thursday, the goth of February next, at
the house of Frames Braun, in enmberlami
township. 1
For the borough of Gettysburg, pn Friday, the
list of February next, at the CornduissionetW Of
flee, in Gettysburg. . .
•
SAMUEL WOLF,
NICHOLAS W 'ERMAN,
JACOB LOTT,
Crunmlnelonere of Adams county.
*ttert—J. M. WALTER. Clerk: ,
Dee. 3:1, IB 7. 4t
10 00
7.00
2 35
2 I
SPECIAL NOTICE.
rEib regular Monthly Drill of .the GETTY/3-
BUM, ZOL'AVlli..will lake place nn the
' NT DAY OF JANCARY; )ISew Years Day,)
at 10 oVinek. A. At. Every member of the con,
?Soy to requested to be present, Be business of
Importance will be before the Company. Every
inember Is also requested to provide bin:melt with
15 or X rounds of Blank tUrtrldges. The com
manding officer also requests, that the members
In arrow, pa v their dries, dm., up to the let of the
New Year. He hoe also ery good assurance. from
Head-quarters, that the members u tU be corn-
Permuted for their services in the futUre.
1 30
1 00
8 00 ( is, 12 00
6 50
1 75
ti 00
By order f the Captain
NV. Fi. EiffeTEß, 0. g,
9 50 8 10 00
200 94 2 70
1 708 180
1 00 44 123
IMMEEZI
Executor's Notice.
HENRY MYERS' DVFATE—Letters tcsts
rnentary on the estate of Henry Myers, late
of Oxford township, Adams county, deceased,
having !Seen granted to the undersigned, re
siding in the same township, he hereby gives
both'., 10'n11 rsosona 'lndebted to wild estate to
Make Immediate payment, and those haying
claims against the same to pre... nt them proper
ly authenticated for ‘etilement.
75 ' 76
6731 775
HENRY J. KUHN,
Executor.
THE BEST Di THE CHEAPEQT.
H A 1:V1: 4, T Is 'VER .
THE YIPED HRFA.T:
pfIosPERITI A1301MS:1)SI
WINTF.II IS I . 4 INIING
AND NOW Is THE 11311: To TAXI.
=1
EEO
MOORE'S RURAL NEW Yom!
TM Great Town and counfry Wcckty.
MITE RURAL the Lending and Largest Circa
' tatting Newspaper Of Ito Clam on the Cfmti
nent—superior in Value and Variety of Contents
and Beauty ot Appearance. 1t embnuws more
Agricultural, Horticultund, Setenttlic, Edam
ltanaL Literary and News Matter. interspemwi
with Mawr/wit:lp, than any other Journal—for it
compnwe Departments Including
Agriviltdre, Choice Literaletre
liprWcul W re,
itheep Husbandry. Educattion,
Grazing, Dairying, Youth Reeding
RitTar
Domestic Economy, Commerce, Markets,
With Illustrations, Talsei, Emus, Moat& Poetry - ,
Rehm..., Enigmas, &c., ttc.
The Rural New Yorker in a National Journal,
clecuint Ing largey in the East and West, North
and South. It Impioya the Rest Talent in all
Departmente. It,. earns of Editoni,tontributoni,
as rtes mans of the beet bilrllieN, Plan
ta, Wool Grim ere, (iraglers,kl orticul turleis,
and also -tuthors, !tench/re, &c., of note and aid/.
I cy. In brief the Rural Ls Able Edited, Profusely
Illidratesl. Neatly Prlntad—Practical,Reientlnc,
Useful—.Meanl, Instructive, and Entertaining.
Wherever located—ln Country, Village or Lily,
TOT` WANT THE RURAL!
YOUR FAMILY AND l'ltTENre-1 WANT IT'
For it Ls adapted to the wants of ail Note that it
to not a monthly, but a Large and Llcautlful
Weekly, and that Vol. XIX will be materially
ENLARCJEI*-
Each No, ulna Eight Double Quarto Pages,
printed In ea rn style—Clew Type, GOOII Paper,
and more and - better Mantrations than any oth-,
er Journal of Its Ciwa. Title Page, Index, ie.,
at close of Vol.
TERISS—OnIy $3 a Year; to clubs of ten $2 50
per ropy. Vol. XIX begin Jam 4, 18$8. Now le
the tune to Subscribe and Club. Great One. to
Club Ascents. Specimen'', show Bills, Premium
LlRta, le.. Sent Ere. or tirm 13 numbers of this
met to Jtth: on trial, for Only Fifty
6 - mle AddreJet D. D. T. Altatlibi,
Dec. 2.4% WO. Rochester, N.Y.
I+TO'TIC.E.
Lkforowta ladabtod to the late Dm of CO
&
BLAN
their &CRAWFORD, are reeareto• to call
ta
aro( aottO ooes on or before the li4T OF
JANIZARY NNXT,plaoed i n the ea atter that
hande Owe th
Meere ae.
Omu will be of an °
for oolleettoo. COBRAS • CRAWFORD.
Den 18 ~ lBfl, /It
GlOOFL—Norrla has efloated fawn
bilßireeitf P
With • lane saisa r t ot rii..7 lkVt.
ihnti mooing Them
Valuation and Assessment
N pursuant, of an Art of Assembly weed the
I fltit did of July. Pita the followift ititatement
in hereby putillahed by the Commissioner. of Ad
ams MUD t 3 . which exhibit. the amount, descrip
tion and value of the Real and Personal proper
ty, Trad, -.piertons and Professions, made
taxable thea Acts of Aattembly of tide
Commenwealth:
1
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Gettyaburg .....
Cumberland
Germany. .
0xf0rd_.........-
Huntington.- ...-
14traban
Franklin... -
Menallen- .....
Wattling
Ifluntiton .......'
Mountplesaant
nlon ..........
Tyrone
(Xinoitago ........ --
Butler ....... ......... .
Mountjoy ...... .......
Freedom
Liberty
Berwirk '
Berwick bor
Littleatovai bor
BOZOLOYA AYD
TOW:OH/PA
Gettye
Cberland
um
Germany
Oxford
Holflington.....-
I.llllmore..
Meehan
Franklin-.
Menallea
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Monntpletwant
Union
Tyrone
Conowago
8ut1er.....
Mountjoy_ . . 1
Freedom
'Liberty
Berwick
Berwick bor.
Highla
Llttlestown bor ......
nd
AMe4t—..l. M. WALTER, Clerk.
Dee. IS, 18e. it
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To All Whom it May Concern!
DIIPHORN & HOFFMAN
HAVE again been to the cities and bought at
low prices a fall line of Good& and will sell
brEIrNoES, 85 cts. to $1 .%
ALPACAS, 50 aft. to $1 25
DELAINES, 20 eta to $1 10
PRINTS, 7 to 14 eta.
MUSLTNS, 7 to cents
CLOTHS, $1 25 to $lO.
CABSIIIERES, 75 cto. to $8 50
BLANKETS, $2 50 to $9 pair
SHAWLS, $1 25 to $ll
FURS, all prices
HOODS, 50 ctn. to $2 50. •
GLOVER, 10 cLq. to $2 00
HOSIERY, to 75 cts
Northwest Corner orCenter Square,
1=31M1:1
MIVMM . 7 - Mt
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THE BRICK WAREHOUSE
f3alence and An
IME undersigned, at his Warehoust i k in Hew
ces 7:rf° , 74 1 14' , Et AT, EYEVonr:grit_
_gdkr,DWß
AND TIMOTHr BLCKWne:AT,
Farmers may always rely upon finding the beet
market for their produce at the Brick Warehouse.
He also keeps constantly on hand, ,for sale st
the lowest profit all kinds of GROCERIES,
SALT, FISH, GITANOS and other FERTILI
ZERS—VGAL, LUMBER, dc.
Herons a MARE CAR to Baltimore twice
a week, and buys Goods and ether articles for
persons so ordering. The car runs to Stevenson
Sons*, 165 North Howard Street. A share of
public patronage 'solicited, and every effort
made to please.
• • •
ABRAHAM grIEELT
New Oxford, Nov. 1.5, 18Q1. ly
AFIRST-RATE SII7LE MILL and RAW
MILL with plenty work, three talks frees
Leshtowu, Adana" eau 3-, P..
A. M. HUNTER.
Aug. / 2 . 19 &". "
Brooms I Broome
t rns at I=l stand t°
man
ad
his
Depot. He wilt have during the
ai a ell q 0 ott baud, able and will be to turniab
theta SUBM.L'IdALR OR RETAIL. Rtuitess made
to order or ou the stores. Permea haring Bram
Coro would do well to give hint it milL
S. R. TIPTON.
Gettyebune, Oct. 18, ISM. dm
, ninaro MINIATURIPR, at the Excelsior Gone
r ry, are superb wad faralateed at ma-third city
ark**. Cali and examine rpeelmens.
C. J. TYSON.
PatICISS at th e Zweelator abbot hi lisilletrated
while the quality and styled PRII4R2B
mutat be eambeeed.. 041=4 exertmem
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S. WOLF,
N. WIERMAN,
.1. LOTT,
Commlisloners.
IM!
KNOW YE
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is ETTYWBURO, PA
AT NEIS'OXFORD
For Sale Gheao.
7sCL74IMbIIErErW'
AND MANT A- M PS
Barbara Ertter aid Rektea L Fink
u-AVE started the Millinery and Mantua-ma.
II king trades, In Chanthersbarg street, in the
rear of Ftok's litore, and hp. Itethe Ind', of town
and country to sive them a call. No eillbrt will
he spared to render satisfaction In every ease.
elan. Sea tug and Snitching also done.
Gettysberr. Nov. ft, IRC.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
LADIES' COMPANIONS,
TOILET SETS,
WRITING DF2RB,
PERFU.,IIER Y,
Fancy China and Bohemian Vases,
TOYS, &C., &C., &C.,
AT J. M. WARNER'S,
Opposite Fribuestocloi Store
Gettyabtarg, Oet. 25, 11417
HITNTERSTOWN
MILLINERY_
RROME M. MONFORT lute returned from th e
City with an eamort went of the latest styles of
BONNETS AND HATS.
Ready-made Bonnets ahrstytt on hand,
I.ndica' black Caps and Haut-dresses made and
for sale.
Feather% cleaned and carled equal to new.
Felt Hata re•hireked In the Intent Mylea
All work in the millinery line done at abort
notice.
- Hunterstown, Oct. 18,1867. 2m
NEW GOODS.
GEORGE .IRXOLD
Hwr now opened a large Stock of CLOTHS, CAS-
SI3MIM3 and READY-MADE CLOTHING
mostly of hi, own manufactiare, consisting of
CIT=I:2I
COATS,
PANTS,
SFIIRTs'
DRAWERS,
Iloodery, &c., &c., at t,rires to p.ult th • • Imes.
t all, examine and Judge for yourleives..
=
COMI
MILLINERY"_
TENNIE. 1.. ItINF.HART and LOT TIN MIL
') LEH are ono . prep/wed to do .11/LLINERY
work of all kindm. Alan DRE.I4E-MAKINC4 and
T %iLORINT. done to order. Re/ado:lna In Hun
trr.lo.ll,ll,.
(Mt. 11, 1467. 2111.
NEW FIRM!
INTEW GOODS 1
HAVIS() bought out my f ormer partner, and
been to the city and purchased
A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS,
I am now prepared to aeoormazodate all In quell
ty and price. lam determlaled
NUT TO BE L7N-DERSOLD
In this or any other part of the country. "Quick
deka and short profits," is my motto.
My Mock of Goods comilst.4 of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
NOTIONS,
QUEENS-WARE,
HARD-WARE,
BARTHEN-WARE,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES.
In foe „t everything kept In a ,WIERST-CLAfig
COUNTRY cITORE. Come and. lee my block.
No charge for showing thoala
J. S. 774.UGHLNBAUG11
Hampton, Nov. 1, 1847. 4m
PICKING
JUST FROM TIIE CITY !
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
Prices Reduced! Reduced! Reduced!
F . B. PICKING, the city, with an
CLOTHING. NOTIONS, &C.,
offers bargains of thelaost eatonlahlnt character.
To prove the assertion, all he asks la that buyers
will
COME AND SEEI COME AND SEE!
and Judge for theineeivee. Flo has
COATe,
Over Coate,
Black Frock Coate,
Cloth Einc4 Coate,
retreimere Coate,
Satinet Back Coate,
Tweed Sack Coate.
PANTS,
Blaek C'Eutaintere Punta,
Pane'Y Casein:wee Paula,
Satinet Pane,
Tweed Pants.
VYNTs,
Cloth Vents,.
GheeMere %mt.,
Ratlnet Vesta,
Velvet Vesta.
tierman Vents.
-
NOTIONS,
Gloves, Suspenders,
Block Gloves,
Handkerchiefs,
Neck Ties,
S Stocks,
Paper& LiIHM Collars, &e.
• CLOCKS.
..Eight-day Clocks,
Thirty.hour
Alarm clock.,
liothle tlockv,
Trunks and t atbrellas.
ALSO,
Vlolins,4foordeons,
Baying at the Weer and /west decline, PICK•
Ilitt can eel] at the very LOWVIT prim. No
doubt about it. Everybody advise% .
Nov. I, Md.
LEWIS STROUSE
nu bought beck his old stand, on Carlisle street,
and is going Into business again heavier than
ever. He asks his old friends and the public to
call.
NOTIONS, GROGEFLIEK, aggrEarloNs, NE-
U ARS, TOBACCOS, &C., &C., &C.,
In large variety, and a little cheaper U 9 the
cheapen. Don't toilet rue place—nearly egg°.
site the Railroad Station.
Gettysburg, Oct. 11, 1867. tf
111TENTION; MAVIS I
NTIL further orders, the "GBITY'SBURG
U
ZOVAlfltir. will 'sort et their for
busloors sad drill 12.Vh1ty wEDNEsulei
IfTNO - st 7)4 detach, and In 'viz muse the
THIRD SATURDAY of each mouth at 10 o'clock,
A. NI. By order of the
W2d. E C =: 0. B.
Ott. 4, 11167. tt
Adminiztratrix's Notice.
GILLILAND.FI INlTATE.—Letters of
administratiaa ua the estate of Sarah 01/11-
(of Samuel) bite of Tyrone township, Asl.•
ems coo ,tity deceased, having been granted to th e
nadersiwned, residing In the same township, she
hereby gives =db., to all persons indebted to
said estate te make immediate payment, and
those haying Maims against the IMMO to present
them properly authenticated lbe ItetMensent.
MANNAR MARGARET GILLILAND,
OM. ilk ISM. St Administratrix.
011 E bat IlletAste PICTURE"; are gnawed to
be Oaken *eta the ltiogilee Whim am.
11.0
Woven Wore tri t e order is =ed.
C. 7. TIMM
Good Old Prices Again!
GOODS
CHE4P .45 EVER /
BEST PRINTS for 12} eta.
GOOD PRINTS for 10 cis
GING ILIMS for 12i cta
MUSLINS and' DEL/INES
at like reduced prices.
Now is the Time to Buy!
WINTER srocKin'err RECEIVED.
HATS and
BOOTS and SHOES,
021:110
New Grocery and Flour Store.
MEALS & BROTHER,
ICIIKAVING opened a GROCERY, FLOUR and
11.
VEGETABLE STORE, in the Ronm former
ly Ilccupled by Geo. Little, on West Middle street,
they extend an Invitation to all buyers to he
them a rall. Eyerythlngln their line, fresh from
the city and country, will be kept nn hand. They
are determined to sell an cheap as the cheapest,
and on they only est the lowest llving profits,
they hope 11, merit and receive a liberal chore of
public patronage. MEALS d BRO,
Aug. M, 18U7. If
DO YOU WANT
CIMIP AND GOOD
FALL AND WINTER GOODS ?
"Tear Everybody Answers.
THEN GO TO THE NEW STORE OF
REBERT 4 ELLIOTT,
Oppoette the C , rurt-houree, Getlytburg
DO YOU WANT cheap and good Clothe,
Caaatmerea.gattnetajeans,Corde,
ck, u x, , ,.?„ k g‘rAi u tirm n e d n e,r. „ ' lin t'''. or
any-
Go to REHEAT St ELI.:61"1"8.
VESTS,
Do YO U WANT ebeap and good Slika,Al
ponn.r4 DPlalues, tilnigharnn, Call
e,,eo (Noce., ifoaierv. Hoop Shirts. Corset", or
anything al.eal....ired for ladle.' wear?
ts, to HEBERT & ELLIOTT'S.
DO YOU WANT elieup and good !dusting,
e‘heeting“, Tieldnr, Carpeting.
Queensware, trnbrgilas, Window, Shade,, or
anything el,e of the Sind
WI to 'FILBERT et ELLIOTT'S.
CRAVATS,
DO YOU WANT cheap and good Furs?
You will find a splendid assort
ment At RERERT & ELLIOTT S,
Who ore now gelling goods at prices that most
asteue,h. To ho rant Inca], call and see for your
selves.
Nov. 11, lad% If
The Wonder of the Age !
WARREN•m ELECTRIC CHERN for sale at
Hendricks dr Warren's Grocery store, In
East York street. iicttveburg. Pa., where every
thing in ourllne will be sold at the lowest prices.
Git eus a call and gee for y-ourirelves. Our stork
consists of Groceries, Notions, and Fancy Goods.
Our mono is sell quick, our aim to please.
ikii - Produce taken in exchange for Godlds. Cash
paid for Ihmon and Butter.
HE.NDRICKS WARREN.
Sept. 3:0.1.467. tf
• NEW FIRM
IN
New Oxford, Adats county, Pa.
HERSH & BROTHER
lIACE taken the Warehouse recently occu
pied by D. Hoke.
ley are now paying theHIGHEBTPRICES for
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
a nAtantiz t on
.. trg it chire selections of LL'3l . -
JAIM4 HERSH,
PAUL. HERSH.
New Oxford, Nov.l, 1867. dm
0 YES ! 0 ygs !
Andrew rottorff,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
FFERS his services to the public. Sales Cried
in any part of the county, at reasonable rates.
ring considerable experience in the. business,
he flatters himself that he will be able to render
satisfaction In all cases. post' aloe address,
Gratille MU, Adams co., Pa.
Nov. 8. I=. ly
NATIONAL BARK
OF GETTYSBURG
Will allow interest on Special Depealte,as follows
5 per rear per asaare fbir I year.
- .. • .gyros.
• 4. .. 44 .4 • 66
Will convert 7-30 NrYTFI3 IntoWrte, as
usual, free of charge.
CASH COSIPOUND INTEREST NOTES and
COUPONS.
Will also purchase or sell STOCKS and BONDS
of awry kind, free of charge as cengunikeion, and
will at all times pay the HIGHEST PRICE for
GOLD and FOLVER, and will, with pleaanre
transact all brininess promptly, as heretofore,
pertaining to a well regulated Bank.
Gett.ptbarg, Nov. 8,1877.
JWILL he in Getty.burg w Ith FLOUR, &e., on
every ON DAI and FRIDAY, of each week.
]LOSerson. who may, desire me to furnish them
with either flour or Feed Stuff will leave their
orders either with John Chriamer,. or Danner &
Ziegler, stating the kind and quantity, when the
same will be delivered at their dwelling..
GEORGE OINtiELL.
etept. 27, NC. tf
CETTYSBURC
NATIONAL BANK.
GOVERNMENT BONDS, of all kisuts. BOUGHT
iiIEVEN-TFIIRTY BONUS converted Into FIVE
TWENTY nos DS without charge.
tli lT:! ii~]!J ill) ti`yy :~1 S»:Y ~iL~i Y >-ZN.f•:f : i ~ `!
The HIGHEST PREMIUM paid on GOLD and
',SILVER. -
STOCKS and BONIN, of all kinds,
_bought fbr
persons without CHARGING COMMUNION.
•
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Interest on SPECIAL DEPOSITS advanced 1 per
cent., ris:
5 per rest. for 1 year.
4 per rent. Mr a sells,
3 per east. for S EMPISUIII.
Pasoan attains laisrmalloa an tossed to 11. &
Boats, and Stocks of ail kinds, aro Invited to
give as 1 oak cud we will give all I
cheerfully
Ciettyaburg, Oct. IS, ten. 0
WrrW.M,
- DOH "ale, a pair a CHOPPING STONER A.ND
p GEAS/NO—niso BONE MILL MUCH!. ii 3.
Enquire E. BRINOMAN.
Ge u ttysburg. Oat U l . / 88 4 U
WIDI w i ng= sitadl =sleds of Pireamery,
Fanny Soap, or Irak Bmbatt, bfh , To
OCICICIMp.
CAPS,
In great variety.
ROW & WOODS,
Gettysburg, P
FIRST
I=
NOTICE
and BOLD
.1. EMORY BAIR, ()ashler.
A DESTRABLE
TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.
rTME undersigned opera at Private Sale, the
old DOBIUN DWELLING, at the Jun-
Um of the Taneytown and Emrnittaburg pn
nods, in the borough of Ge The
house is substantially built Mono, sad
montane twelve large rooms. There is • rig,
never•falling Spring of first-rate water in the
basement, and its %rrea of Laud connected with
It. The loraticm las try pleasant one, and a ith
a little additional nutlet this could he made one
of the most comfortable and deelrable homes in
the borough or its vieinity.
JOHN RUPP.
Nov. 15. Iste. t f •
\- ---- - A - NEW STOCK
FALL 4 WIXTER GOODS,
AT T. C. 7.OtYCK it SON'S, NEW OXFORD, PA.
Whave just returned from the city, where we
bought a very large and welt eeleeted stock
°eon kinds of goat., suitable in our line, under
TEE LATE DECLINE
ouf stock consists In part of FRENCH MFIRI
NOM., FRENCH L'OBOURUS, Delanea. Callcoca,
Plaids, Bleached and Unbleached Muslin,
large aselortment o 1 Balmoral Skirt., hoop
rikirta, Glos es, de,
MEN'S WEAR, consisting in part of Broad and
Beaver Cloths, Black and Fancy aisalmers, Gas
sinets, Plain and Faney Jamie's, Coder-xliirts
and Drawers, BOSYTS,IiHOES, BATS, and
Driving and Buckskin Glove.,
A complete assortment of GROCERIES, at low
rates.
HARD-WARE, such as Tire Iron. Spring,
Shear, Blister and Peat Steel, Horse shoe Bar,
i'dl/ noels,Hammered Irev, the, spikes+, Nan -
els and Forks. D.,1 Locks..l'ol Locks, Latches,
Hine/seam - I SerilWg, Paints, Oils, Glass rutty, ere.
CiIIif:A•ANDIQUEENS-WA.BE, the set.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit
the same In the future
.1. ZOUCK dr SOX.:
New Oxford,. Nov. S, 1567. ly
Register's Notices.
.L OTICE Is hereby given to all Legatees and
other persona concerned, that the Adnidnia
tration Ao2ounta hereinafter mentioned will be
presented at the Orpha ns' Court of Adams enmity,
for confirmation and tilowsure, un TIiDRH•
DAY, the 2d day of JANIT.ARY, IRS, at 10
o'clock, A. M., via •
ti, Account of Joseph Rider, Guardian of An
drew Joseph Smith, deremtsi, settled by Wm
Rider Executor of said Joseph Rider, deceased.
Account4l. of Joseph Ritter, Guardian of Lu
cinda gfary smith, deceased, settled by Wrn. Ri
der, Executor of said Joseph Rider, deceased.
95. The second and final account of Wm. Wel.
ter F.xeeutor of George Waiter, deceased.
96. The account of John Hartman, Guardian of
the estate of 'tartlet, Alice, Jacob and Jane Lab
show.
97. The first account of Franklin H. Ebert, Ad-•
m inistmtor of at , ila ri t szborn, deceased.
98. The first and final account of Emeline
Smirk, Administmtrix of George Smirk, ire'd.
W. D. RALTZWORTIL Register.
Dec. 6, 1867. to
1 8 8 .
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FOR SALE, CHEAP
A NICE HODICE.
glop TO 30 Acres of CHOICE LAND, with GOOD
.I)C1 BUILDINGS all In complete order. one mire
from Harney—being a part of the Linah MITI
property. GEO. ARNOLD.
Gettysburg, Noy, 22, leir. et
_
Money, Free En 3 Water.
10.000 ACTIVE Local and Traveling A
gents, Male or Female, of all ages,
are wanted to solicit trade in every City, Torn,
Village, Hamlet, Workshop and Factory through
out the entire world, for the moot saleable nos ci
ties ever known.--500 PER CENT. PROFIT aud
READY SALE WHEREVER OFFERED!!
Smart men and women can make from So to $5O
per day, and no rialcof loss! A small capital re
quired of from 220 to 4.W—the more money Ire
vested the greater the profit. No Money required
In advance—we flog send the articles and rich e
pay afterwards! If you actually wish to make
money rapidly oud easily, write fur full particu
lars and address
MILNOR .2 CO., (From Parts
210 Broadway, New York City.
Feb. 25, 1667.
Executor's Notice.
OAMUEL J. DEARDORFF'H ESTATE—Letters
testamentary on the estate of Sara nel J. DIM r.
dortr, latent' Reading township, Adams county,
deed.,-bavlng been granted to the undersigned,
residing in Newberry towndlip, York ro., he here
by gives notiee to all persona indebted to veld es
tate to make immediate p, meat, and Mos •
having claims against the smite to prevent them
propel ly suthentlented for settlement. ,
ANDREW IIYKES,
N0v.15, lSt7. Ex.rtitor.
Empire Sewing Machine Company.
SALESROOM, 616 BROADWAY, N. Y.
I►Tft.l FAMILY 34AVIIIN E. This machine has a
etc:tight needle, perpendieniar action, makes
the dock or shuttle lathe)). which w ill neither
rip nor ravel, and Lail ke on both sides; perform.
perfect sewing on every description of material,
with cotton, nmen or silk thread.
- •
It REMY, FELL. , , BRAIDS, TUCKS,
QUILTS, PLA ITS, and GATHEYN. A* u Family
Mathine, It Inns no superior.
Price. v. Ith Hemmer end Braider, SOO.
Particular attention is paid to our New Im
proved Manufacturing Siiihines. The run
light-and are eomparati.
durable and efficient. For cloth or leather work
they have no competitors.
No. 7. Machine, with Hemmer and Braider,l7s.
N 0.3 Machine,
,
giritgents wanted, to whom a liberal discount
will be given.
October 18,1887. tin
For Sale,--A Choice Farm,
11.1 a high stab: of etativation • 931 ACRED; 100
Innshe Ls or Lime to the sere; nacres In Timber;
ry Bunk Darn and Brisk Dwelling; plenty of
Fruit, do.; 2 Killen West from Gettysburg.
One ot ber very desirable FARM, containing 12.3
MitEs; 25 aeren in Timb r; buildingn good ; ad
joining , nandoe n Mill propert), miles mouth
from Gettystnarg. $M per acre w ail boy thin farm.
oFo. ARNOLD.
Aug. L^,l4„
Administrator's Notice.
OARAEL-NEMICIII3 EflTATE.—Letters of tut
-13 ministration on the estate of Sarah Noldich,
late of Iteadt ng township, Adams county, deceas
ed, having been granted to the undersigned, re
siding In the same. township, he hereby gives
notice to all persons indebted to said estate to
make Immediate payment, and these having
claims against the same to present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
EMANUEL SEIDICH,
Nov. 15, lESS7. Ste Administrator.
Photograph Albino. •
ERE lewd , . MOM beautiful and cheapest lot o
li
poItAPIT ALIO. 3is vver offered in
tysburg, loot received st the EXCELSIOR
GALLERY. Albuinc holding SO Pictures only
n 'M. Our stock eomprises over SO different
styles, among which are the celebrated everlast
ing Chain and Hinge Itsck. These Albums we
have bought low and are determined to sell lower
than the same qualities eau be bought anywhere
In this county or out or it. 6..1. 71. SON.
Jan. Ztt,
Notice to Trespassers
ITILIE undersigned has enSered considerably
nom rabbit-hi:inters and others, who have
pulled down and injured her fences. This there
fore is to give notice that she will put the law In
force against any who may hereafter so trespass.
11A1U1Alt ETTA
Cumberland tp., Dec.l3, iss7.
Administratritie Notice.
JACOB liltniaLElt' , . Ehl'ATI...-I,etters of
administration on the estate of Jo oh Draw
ler, late of Union township, Adams eonnty, de
ekasesi, having been granted to the undersigned,
reelding to said tOwnship;she hereby give - 14 no
tlee to oil persons indebted to bald estate to 'neap
bag, oast. payment, and those having claims
against the same topresent them properly au
thenticated for vet - Clement.
ELIZABETH DRI:I 4 ,BLER,
Dec. 13, 1887. Gt. .Idminintratrix.
Wanted, a Good Man
N every town and county is the Union, to mi
-1 gage in the sale ore patented article, used is
every household, shop, oaten, hotel, store and
public building, railroad cars, steamboats, ge.
Pennon already engaged are =kin Immense
Incomes and the demand for the article never
ceases. 'Your customers once obtained your in
come Is great and perpetual. Full and satisfae•
tory partlcutars sent - to all who mar apply to J.
No. il2 Cedar sttreet, New York, 1 k tax
stamp. Box Mal.
Nov. 15, ISM 4133
Ga White Goode, Ttniabig Venice end Inte
r minim go to ttow weoueL
•
THE HOLIDAYS.
LOOK OrT FOR OLD CHRIS !
E. H. MINNICH.
chasithmtbrivapl twortfoor: Zepisligte
THE only authorized aggnt In thin place of HI
rze 4sll .fleY, emus Minting, Eaq., announces to
the people of Gettysburg and surrounding coun
try, that he la now receiving at his Store, the
Baggage and Equipm - ente of the "Old Gentle
man," which are to be dbstributed In rich profit-
Won, and at each prime ur will astonish even
theme who think n cent a big as cart wheel
TOYS of every description, to &take cheerful
the hearts and Jubilant the apirita of the juvenile
population, and a supply of FUENCH and COM-
MON CANDID, to sweeten and mud and make
perpetuallycohesive the afflictions of thaw whose
hearts ate throbbing in anticipation of changing
their condition In life, and a superabundance of
RICH CAKES to make complete the Wedding
and Holiday Pedant
Also, ORANGES, LEMONS, NT.ITS, and a
thirusaud and one other good things.
His stock la very large, bought at the very
Wisest prices, and to be sold at the smallest
profits. Dill in, old and young, main tuna female,
and you will bosura to find something to please
No , • 22, ltC. If
Robert D. Armor,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND BELL
RANGER,
Abet Middle fit., haltaiquare front the Nun-hoax,
01/.TTYSBURQ, PA.,
UTLLL promptly attend to all ordem in his
YY 'line. Work done In the moot satisfactory
manner, and at prima; as low Re CIA possibly be
afforded to make a living.
(lAn PIPE furnished, HS well as Chandeliers,
Bracket', Drop Liable, Le.; also WATER PIPE,
Stops, Top and Fume spigots, mid, in chart, eve
ry thing belonging to gas or water natures.
Rolle hung, and furnished if deotrod.
Dee. 13, lad:. u
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY, &C
CALL AT
SOPER 4 jfeCIRTX.Er
NEW JEWELRY STORE,
On York Street, opposite the Bank, 00-
I,uabtali, Pa.
A NEW AND Fru., AMOWIWENT JCRS RECEMED
SILVER A.S:n PLATED WARE,
N t'qICAL iNSTRU3IF:NTS,
Purh a, Vlollnu, (,ultars, Aecordeoax, Flute«,
rte„ Mu° the trlnlmlnga, rI nun,
lArldge,, and e‘er) thing 'whinging i* the
laxtrunnentu.
Repasring and nll kends of work in our tine dune
promptly and on reauonatde . terms.
t✓ri•All work wamtated to give aatkfaction—
and all goodo mold, o aminted to he what they ore
repreaented.
tov. tt
BA RGAINF4! AROAINS!
AT lie
NEW IRIVL
Chrombersburp , S ., 7r,:( 7 Oe yawl, Pa., NV doors
COBEAN R SCHRIVER
-wWILD moat ruipeetfully announce to the
polite that they has.. just returned from
the city with a large aePlaY
F_lLl. AN D WINTER
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
OP THE LATINT STYLLI.
-A LSO
TOBACCOS,
CIGARS,
HARNESS of all kinds,
BRIDLES,
HALTERS,
constantly on hand. With a ereat variety of No
tion( and everything usually kept in' ustole of
this kind.
/lirCall and see us and we wilt guarantee to
please you.
.M BERT COBEAN,
C.
IN 8(.11"LIVER.
I=
GETTYSBUI
LIME KILNS.
TIIE undersigned hos bought out Ms fortser
partner, Wm. Quinn, and now continue, the
THE LIME•BISRNING BUSINESS
himself—at the Gettysburg Lime Kilns, on the
corner of the Railroad and North Stratton Street
linankfui for pant patronage, he will endeavor to
deserve Its continuance, by prolecutingthe band•
ness as vigorously and on as large a scale a pos
sible—always selling a good art lele amt grang
good measure. Farmers and others may look
for the prompt tilting of orders
Re ellso continues the
COAL BUSINESS,
offering the most remitter kinds. Honeekeepert
and othcri should nlveldni a call. Biaek.qmith
Coal constantly on lmnd.
•
Lime and Coal delivered anywhere In Get-
CB=
JACOB REILEY
Gettysburg, Nov. '5.1967. tf
AMERICAN
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WATCHES_
The true value of Machinery applied to Watch
making is not that by Its use Watches are
made rapidly, but that they are made correctly.
Very few people know shy a Waltham Watch
should be superior to any other In the first
place, at Waltham the Watch Is regarded as only
a machine, to be constructed like any other ma
chine, on meehanliall principles. If the Watche*
are good, It is because the machinery is good. Of
course there must be nodefect In the principle or
plan of the movement—no mistake la the sines or
'shapes of the pieces of which It le compared—
nothing wilating lri their propertlet, and no error
in their positions. These points once thoroughly
settled, It rests wholly with the machinery - , con
structed with infinite diversity of form and func
tion expressly for the purpose, to produce the
finished pieces. By means of multiplying gauges
and microscopes, tests and inspection for the de
tection of wear In the cutting to and for faults
and flaws In steel or stone are mode to accompany
the work in every stage from beginning to end.
As a neoesenr result, the watch gory together a
perfect machine. Every part is found to fit
properly in its place. Every pin may be pushed
till It pinehec, and every screw turned home.
Instead of a sluggish and feeble art fon, the bal
ance, even under the pressure of the slightest
mainspring, vibrates with a wide and free mo
tion, and the beat has the clear ringing Round
always characterutic of the Waltham Watch.
The machine is a time keeper from the start.
This system of watchmaking to unknown in for,
eign oountzles, and is entirely original with the
Waltham Company. The Comp..) claim that
by It they produce watches that cannot be
equalled for every quality that makes a watch
valuable. Simple in plan and correct in print b
pie, the movement in not only beautifully finish
ed, substantial, accurate and cheap, but Is uni
form lu the minutest details, not easily damagasi,
and when repaired always as good an new. There
are different grades of finish In the different VI.
rialtos of watches made by the Waltham Comps.
ny, as there are different alms and shapes to stilt
all tastes and mewls; but every Watch that beams
the genuine trade-mark of ..WALTHA3I•' le guar
ontma to bo a good one, and nobody need be
afraid to buy it.
EVFRY WATCH FTTLLY WARRANTED
For Sale hy all Met•C7ast Drakes is the United
etaiss and British Provinces.
For further locomotion address. the Agents,
ROBBING & APPLETON,
IC Broadway, New York.
Nov. M, 1467. im
FAcial.--Joat reoeive4 another supply
C of Razors, Strops, Bnpbes and Soap, at
BOW a W IZFUMEr
CO I OD tor the a epee, to
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VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE, BATY.
Tim subscriber Will sell bli
VALUABLE FARM,
In Cumberland township, Miami county, Ps.,
containing
TRUER RITNDRED 'ACREM
Tho Improvements are good, a WV
BRICKOME, Swifter - Rani, Warierpp
Shed, Corn Crib, Carriage }tome, Ars, The
l N Y h i
land broil Granite aull,and lD alluod Matt
of cultivation.
THIS IS ONE OF THE MUM WHEAT AND
ORASh FARMS IN THF, COUNTY,
null would answer well tor a Dairy. There are
thaw wel4nf never•utlllug water, and a running
stream through the larva, rurulahlug
naverlLlt
lull water In nearly all the lieltat.
The faro will be 'told In parte of 100 and 200
Acre., to suit purvlsapurs.
1 will also sell my DWF.PING HOUSE,
on Chamberabung street, Gettysburg,
,;4
bleb lx a very doalrable. property.
An) person wishing to View the proper- 'IL
ties will be shown tlit.m by the subscriber Iv ug
ni Gettysburg. It. IIeCIIIII/1".
Get. tif
A SMALL FARM
AT PCB! (''SALF.
NATI2ItTi.ST, the 4th of JANUARY, lad,
gj the auhaeriber will tell at-Puddle Sale, on the
promisee, TILE FARM, formerly Ute property or
solornon Ringaman, dee'd., altunte lit Franklin
Athitua county, Pa., on the toad lead
ing from Itionaltewer'a to Fall Held, within one
mile of the ttouttfteraburg Turnpike, Adjoining
tend,, of -- Altdi Mud
other“,nlo ronta bungl, plant DIA ert,— on e-linifi
TtmtiEß. Ti,,, atopnwe-
Imola are e on , and It half
Log Cooper *Mop. hog Bairn,
and Hog Pen; tot OR* LIIA I nod
other fruit with itoever-falllng Spring mor tto
luau.. The Form will be sold it whole or in
Penattot whiting to view the propert ere re
elevated to Mil on ltautel Kuhn, rtpdtlitig iu the
neighltorhood.
tittle to eotunteuee at la o'clock, A. M., ott
tall tiny, when Itttenchtilvo will be given and
tenon made-know n by
.%D.II,INE S. LARKIN.
N0v..^2,1•67.
A FIRST-CLASS FARM
AT PRIVATE /LUX, '
WIT/11N two tolleii of Clutty.burg, on the Hsi ,
rhburg road, with all nortwoiry lutpravo
meats, and In pl./warder. I will Plell trout 100 to
IV Acres, to nult. purehottorr. Turtuit reasonable.
For further information, apply to
W
tiettribing.
Rept. T.: I kV% t
A VALUABLE FARM,
IN CARROLL COUNTY, MD
AT PRIVATE SALE
THE underataned, Intending to deelltie find
lug, °Cara at Private Sale, hie
VALUABLE FARM,
eltnatein Westminster distriet Carroll county,
hid., on the hea4 waters of Little Pipe Creek,
three 1.011 , .4 from Westminster, and a chart mile
front the Western Maryland Raßrood, adjoining
lande, of David tihriver, Jaw, Hal Hanson
Nichod C
emus, h R
arles oberts, and others, con
taining la. ACRES, more ur less, With fair pro
port lons of excellent Woo laud , and Meadow.
Tie. land IM limestone/Ind blue slate, In first rate
unt, allot, bat mg heel! heavily limed, and un
der thee - et, lb et ar Coneltig, The tactic can t be
excelled Mr' the grog th or wheat, corn, or any
nib, r ~.y, a hll.l nn gmlang ll 11,v 1.5 ..r% deatnei
ble point—running cater In I, en Two.
The Immo% eau 1118 al 0..0 01
hie lilt ECK 11l it 41 , , Two-htoly Brick
inwl—hulltling, and a,enleni, It large IY
Brick Mal. Nun, ice, acid
I log house, lirbik, mat all tinder two r , wf , Serooke
Bulls,' „ Home ,11t1 ,~prang House, stone,
and nil Under one Rag, Ban leer Huttile, lilnrk
snnith Noy 11 11 ot her out.bulidings; a la, er-
Nell ea v./der atljolrmig.llo, tiwelllum, house
coda splendid spring near the xpring holm.. The
-Impi co, rm. 11ts cur allot 1100101 11 sty le, and In thre
rough repair There i• on the premixes a large
Apple orchard, with fruit of oil deserlptlons.
The property 1,, located In a pleasant neighbor
hood, with three mills cons «went, as well as
churches, school houses, stores mud mechanics
shops.
TIIOI 0110 , 0! the most desirable pmpertlea In
Carroll county, and should comtnand the atten
tion °fall hi want of first dam farms.
Pt•rxous w I niiing o vier% it are requokted to call
on Lire undervlgrie,l, re/Oiling 0wn... ,
bill-I-Lk EL MO3RIPCX.
IMMOMMSI
CARROLLSBURG
FARM AND MILLS,
ON TOM'S CREEK,
AT PRIVATE BALI:
Ace., ALC
rpHE tratxnerther, deeltrlnirfo dloontinue boat -
nem, °trent at Private Sale, Mos
`HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
situate on Tom's Creek, portly In Adams county,
Pa.. told partly In Frederick county, Md., on the
Wavnesbonv turnpike. two .tuiles west of nu
t:oil...burg, consisting id a erst•rate
VARNI, MILLS, WOOD•LAND, etc
The FARM which Is tinder good cultivetion
and good fencing, rontalini hay IWO A CRE6. with
duo proportioun of Meadow and limber. The
Improvements are a large fi'TON E - MAN.
SDI'S HOUSE, with Back-hulldinge, three up
Tenant Houncx, largo Bank Barn
H by
fect,l Wagon Pitied and Corn Crib, Car
riage !louse and other out-hultellngs; a never
falling well of water at the kitchen door, and a
spring between the !lOUsa anal barn.
There are two thriving young APPLE OR
CHARDS on the pre m IniNw It h n variety of other
fruit. Also,
As MET-CLASS GRIST ct MERCHANT MILL.
AND SAW MILL,
on a eon* : taut stream or water, with a line run of
custom ; Cpuper hhop, Miller's House . , and other
out-buildings. Thera le LIMESTONE on the
In arlditiortto the above.'the eubeeriber oaten
' 2OO A eltt.ri iikNTIMEIERLATID„:weII net ha val
uable timber, edidning the Farm
The Impmvennenta with 311 or 1110TP towel can
be bought tiepanstels, or all together, ea the pat
chaser or pan-be-ere maw dentine.
For further Information Inquire of the sebotaii
her, resitting col toe pr Inl We.
JfeIEPTI P. MeDIVIT.
July 15, hie%
VALUABLE PROPERTIES
FOR S 'LLF
JOILN C. ZOUCK, LAND AU&NT.
New °Aeon!) ADA MM vOrNTV, PA.,
Nan for sale a number Of dekrable properties, to
which he asks the attention of those Whthhig to
purchase.
Two No. I FITORE BTANDM for sale or rant,
with stock of goods doing a good business, near
Haliraid, situated in beautiful villages; good
chance for penuma wishing to engage in the buil
newt. YOSeeaelon given any time.
A LIMEHTONE FARM of 56 acres, near Balk
road, brick honor and all necessary ou tdmildluga.
A LIIdIiaSTONE FARM of 600 arms., with Flour
and Maw Mlll. house burn, and other out-build.
lags, situated in Baltimore eOrinty, Md., 18 mllea
from Baltimore.
A LI Nit..IsTONE FARM of 480 aegis, brick house,
brick born, In Baltimore county, 31d., 17 Mlles
from Baltimore.
_
A LARGE FOUNDRY AND .MACHINERHOP„
Rith Dive Ding, R/ILlated In a county amid, near
ailroad and Depot. tiood ohaucc tar & Ana all
kin& of work. Alio, ReS,Til Town Lola will lw
mold with the above property If desired.
A FARM OF 110 ACRES, lu Adams county,
withgood Stono House, good Barn, a g . , n ears
turnpike and railroad.
FORTY ACIIFJ4, with good Honig*, Barn, &e.,
three- uarters of a. tulle from a rallrOld station.
A ehanee; term, easy,
FARM OF 10,AGRI*, on the Carlisle turn
pike, under good cultli &Lion, with • lama Brick
Douai., Batik Burn, sad other out-buildings., all
new.
A LARGE FLOUR HILL, with 25 Acres of laid.
The mlilbaa four pair of Burrs and all machinery
for doing me, hart work . B eat water power in
the county.
A FARM OF rs ACKER, near the Hanover
turnpike, on cluck ix erected a good Honee,Baria ,
and all other necemary oat-buildings.
A FARM OF X 0 ACRES, good land, with largo
Brick Hon., Barn, and 2 Tenant Houses-0 scree
In wood—haif mile from the Conowago Chapel.
A HOTEL, In New Oxford, two-story, roomy,
and convenient for business. Goad. chance;
terms easy.
EiME'IMM=I
pfo-sonet who wish to buy heal Estateose VNI as
tho,-e who who to sell, are requested to eye Um
sutorrther a call al hie store In New Oalent.
JOHN C. LOM R, Land Awent,
Now Oaturd, Adams county , Pa.
Aprlll, ISEr, ly
A VALUABLE FARE
AT PRIVATE BALE.
subscriber offers his FARM for sale. 11
mated in Adams county, Pa., near the
ork and Gettysburg Turnpike, 9 miles/from New Oxford, trotu Gettysburg, and 1 mile front
Gulden's litation setiolning lends of Ralph
Nicholas Moritz, Niebolas Kohut, and
Jelin Czeih men, onlaining 72 APREd and int
perches—about II scree in timber with a due pin
pert ion of Ineadaw. The land less been limed
or er, and Is under good renting. The gelds we
bald off ennveniently, with miter in almost ail of
t I stun. The Lnprnienletas are a Two-sit
r' Weatherbe.irded 110Csi; and Reck
buiMing, Bank Barn, Wagon Med and
('ern Crlh, under the teem roof,
'Smoke }Tense and Summer Gonna, pring
House with a never-felling spring elm, Wu.
building: a gond Apple Or, I lard, beelaies pending.
awl all Wilt, kinds of fruit, on tboapligep. Xts
an e,..ry respect a most destrabbrpsegier.
Persons )Kiang to view QUA premises ty are se.
quested to call on the atibessillser, rentllng Uwe
on, Had.. 0.11.
kiept. 6, 1967, gni
&havekit . for See.
Wittraltr h Aritt UAlC a ER
and si Lula ObureePahalarablp_ In tho ai
In We GREAT 2NATIGNAT. T*ll.lk,
NMMC AND CONTMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
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