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TO BUILDERS
rrTinT•hVeD47lcrlnPr'Ut mtn,a'EikhwelVti
sr‘turtlay in January next, for the building of
THREE NEW RCHOOL HOUMFA in said town
shly--oneat White Bun, one at Two Taverns, and
the other at H oolong—ail to be built of hrick.
Plans and spectlicatione can be seer] at the house
of the Secretary. The Board reser, is the right to
reject any or all bide.
By order of the Board.
JAM} REEVER, President.
/ISAAC LIGHTNER, Secretary.
Dec. 20, 1887, td
NOTICE
MHE Annual Meeting of the ADAMS COUNTY
1 AGRICULTURAL SOCIKTY will be held I
the Pert House In the Borough of GettTsburg,
ou the FIRAT MONDAY OF JANUA Mika
ISM, at 2 oclock. P. M. The annual elertkrn for
OMeers will be held at the MM. time sod place.
Polls to remain open between the hours of 2 and 4
o'clock, P. M.
EDW. G. FAILIESTOCK,
Dec. 20.181 U, It Secretary.
Bank ElecUen.
Fuson NATIONAL BANK or Orrryszeineo,
Dee. 19, 1141 g.
AN Election for Directorn of 41d5 Bank for the
en ruing
_venr, will be held at the Banki ng loom, on TU113114'0% the 14th day of JANUAR],
kW, ut 1 o'clock, Y. 11.
OEO. ARNOLD, Cauhler.
Dec. V. 10C. Id
BOOKliall
AGFIiT6 WANTED to solicit orders
for DR. WY. Tllll DICTIONARY
OFTHE BIBLE. Written try7oorthe mostdistato
washed Am
Mhi Europe and erloa.
trotted with ove r
Lid Merl earl Wood Raprosirtga
Complete in One Lax Oases Volume. Retail
Prim $8 Weem yno General Agents, and
ran Gnu oiler Extra indueepi ents to Agents deal
ing directly with as. For full particulars and
terms, address the Publishers,
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Dee. 1861. 4t
"PRICES at the Elm/skit eauxot be undemo
while the quality and style of PICTURE 3
mane! be autpased. C J 2 sad essattae.
C. L TYSON.
VOR Relathes, Mambo,
_Lastres,_De
r . Bede', Isnros, Platers IlAlspOhs,
se., the Wiles should ash and see the pm Ora
ROW & WOODFF.
BEE
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ROW .1, WOORs
Sell tine Cheeyette CALICO
...Sell the Cbeepeet NORLIN,
Hell the Cheapest GINGHAM
ROW a WOOD.;
ROW & WOODS
AO She Cheapest CLOTH,
pep the Cheapest CARRIMERR,
Sell the Cheapest IRAN&
ROW & WOODS
sell the Cheapest J HAlß
Sell the Cheapest
- Hell the Cheapest elr.loa.
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ROW I WOODS
Sell BLANK Cheap,
Belt RHAWLE; Cheap,
Sell NOTIONS Clwag.
ROW I WOODS
. Sell for Cash and will •
Sell at the lowest ;sloes.
ROW s WOODS
Invite pveryborly to .
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Goods and Prices.
Hosiery, GlOyes, Dreu Buttons,
Ribbons, GOrmantown Yarn,
441741:de1l RosoursiJ:iollys;r3r
Jan. 8, MK tf
Jury List—January Court.
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Get t rsburg—FlQbert McCurdy, (Foreman,) Hen
17 Culp, Wm. Boyer.
Highland—George W, Scott.
Onrnherland—Win. Rom, Henn' t. Brelint.
Hamilton—Jacob Hemet.
'ryrunc--John Conrad, Fero M. Myers.
Menullen—Ssmucl Meals.
Monntpletasant—John E. Tawney.
2.l[r:than—Jeremiah hltrriver, Philip Donohue
John N. Borer,
Lan more John Martin.
>tnmVJJov—Miiwt M. Homer.
ror.l—)ieury Wtext,
Huntingtou—George A. Peters, Joseph A.
iermen.
11otIcr-1;oorge
Cranlclln—Dan lel K. enyder, John Cole.
I'nlou—F ward Rehert,
Conowsge—Saynuel Schwartz. .
GENERAL ,rnaY.
nett r.burg—Jarob Riley, Jacob Ilrinkerhoff.
Mr:than—Henry A. Picking, Johil F. Felly.
Franklin—Albert Vandyke, Daniel Mill rr, Da n
lel Kuhn, .Moses Itstifensperger, Jacob F. Lower,
Jerem tsh Diesecker.
Berwick bor.—Joseph Wolf, George Davis.
'Yyrone—Henry Spangler,
Berwlek tp.—EllJah Kepner, Levi Kepner.
Heading—Jacob S. Taughinbaugh, Abraham
Mushey .
Cumberland—James Thompson, Win. Currens,
P. D. W. Flunkey, Charles R. Polley.
'<ford—Henry 1,. IlitAi ri lohn Busbey.
Liberty—John Mosse an.
Ereislom—David Rhodes, gr.
Mountioy—Jamesspaltilog, Isaac N. Durboraw.
LI ttlestawn—Phil/p 'Render, Ephraim 313 era,
John F. MrMherry.
Butler—John Gm I titer, Henry Hartrel.
Mount pleasont —Ftamuel Shorb, John Revd,
Prime's M. Buddy, J. A. E. Rlndlaub, Joseph
Kuhn.
i'nion—Enoch Lefever.
Hamll ton—Henry Lawrence, Henry Wolf.
Menallen—Henry Eppelrnan, John Hurklfeltler.
Intlmere—leasis D. Worley.
Huntington—Thome," G. Neely, Jacob Zug.
Highland—David Stewart.
I%m...olio—Peter Neitlererr, Henry Outellum.
Dee. 11,1467. to
525 MILES
PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Rannina West from Omaha
ICROSS THE CONTINENT,
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This brings the line to the eastern base of the
Rockv Nimintalus, and It is expected that the
track will be laid thirty Miles further, to Evans
Pass, the highest point on the road, by January.
The maximum grade from the foot of the moun
tains to the summit is but eighty feet to the mile,
while that of many eastern roads Is over one hun
dred. Work in the rock-cuttings on the western
slope Win continue through the winter, and
there is no reason to doubt that the entire grand
line to the Pacific will he open for business In
1570.
The means provided for the construction of
this Great National Work are ample. The Uni
ted States arrant', its Sl.x.Per Cent. hoods at the
rote of from $lO,lOO to $412.000 per mile, for which
It takes a second hew us security, and receives
payment to a large if not the - full Patent of its
claim in serviees. These Bonito are issued an
each twenty-mile section is finished, and alter It
hen been examined by totted States Commis
sioners and pronounced lobe In all sawns a
first-clang mad, thoroughly supplied with depots,
repair-shops, stations, and all the necessary roll-
Inuit.* and other equipments.
The United States also makes a dondlCa of
12,1100 acres of land to the Mlle, which will be a
nriurce.of large revenue loth. Company. Much
of this land In the Platte Valley Is among the
most fertile in the world. tind other large por
tions are covered with heavy pine forests and
abound in coal of the beet quality.
• The Company is aim' authorized to lane Ste
own First Mortgage Bonds to an amount equal
to the issue of the Government and no more.
Hon. E. I). Morgan and Hon. Oakes Ames are
Trustees for the Bondholder*, and deliver the
Bonds to the Company only ae the work progress
es, so that they always represent as actual and
prOductlve value.
The authorized capital of the Cionapiny la One
linndred Million Dolbws, of which over floe
millions have been paid in upon the work al
ready done.
EAM.H.NOS OF THE COMPANY.
• At prownt, the prelits of the Company are de
rived only Nom its local traffic, but this is al
ready much more than sufficient to pay the
Interest on all the Bonds the ilbmpany can lame,
if not nuother mile were built. It Is not doubt
ed that when the road is eoglpieted the through
traffic-of the only line connecting the Atilintie
and Pacific Mates will be largebeyond precedent,
and, as there will be no competition, it can al
wayn be done at profitable rater.
It will be noticed that the Union naillc Rail
road Is, in fart, a Gaverwassist Work, built under
the supervision of Government officer., and to a
large• extent with Government money, and that
its bonds , are Issued under Government direc
tion. It is believed that no duillar seenrity is so
cordially guarded,and certainly nootber tabooed
upon a larger or more valuable property. As the
company's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are offered for the present at 90 CFICTS ON TillE
DOLLAR, they are the cheapest security in tlie
market, being more than 15 per rent. lower than
U. S. Stocks. They pay
10 00
7 00
:3.5
2 25
1 00
1 og.
1 00
8 00 e: 12 00
6 50
1 75
8 50
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or over NINE PER 'CENT. upon the investment.
Sulecriptlons will be received in GETITS
BURG, by GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANK
and FIRST NATIONAL BANK, and In New
York at the Company's Oflice, No. 3:1 Newman
street, and by
9 50 ® 10 00
2 40 (0 275
1 70 (0 175
1128 121
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL DANK, No. 7 Na..
san street.
CLARK. DODGE & CO., Bankers, No. Si Wall st.,
JOHN J. CISCO &. to)N,ltankene, No. It Wall at.,
and by the Company's advertised Agents
throughout the United States. Remittances
should be. made In drafts or other funds par In
New York, and the bonds will be sent free ot
charge by retook. express. Parties eubscribing
through local agents, will look to them for their
safe delivery.
A NEW PAMPA/KT AND MAP, showing the
Progress of the Work. Reeeouroes for Construc
tion, and Value of Bonds, may be obtained at the
Company's Offices or of lbs advertised Agents, or
will be sent her on application.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
Dec. 2A,1#417. 1m
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it Proclamation.
wild...-. rthtbee .e li v o n.4 ,. R911101.r . i. F nil m i itit, ,. fre
nt
tI ~ the ounn ' t ' les composing the lath District, and
Justiceof the Omuta of Oyer and Tertniner and
General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital
and other sabnders in raid dietrict, and lawac E.
Winona); Niad
Is
Hontellenr, NW...Judges of
the Courts of Common Pleas, and Justices of the
Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery, for the trial of all capital and other of
fenders in the county of Adams—have leaned their
precept, bearing date the lOth day of NOVEMIIER,
in theyearofour Lord onethousand eight liumirt
and sixty-seven, and to me directed, for holding a
Court of Common Pleas, and Genera/ (Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, and General Jail Delivery
and Court of Oyer and Terminer, at Gene/Mug,
on MONDAY, the 2uth day of JAI CA ItY.Hite
-40.,,,,
NOTICE Di HEREBY II VEN to all the Justi
ces of the Peace, the Cur ner and the Constablea
within the said count •, hat they be then and
there in their proper te tut, with their Rolla,
ftfvords, Inquisitions, laamluations, land other
itementhntneet., tad° time things which to their
relives and In that behalf appertain to be done,
and also, t bet who a iii prosecute against the pris
mien, that are or then ahall be in the Jail of said
county of Adams, are to he then and there to
prosecute against them as shall he Just.
PHILIP HANN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, Dec. 27, 1867.
Wanted, a Good Man
IN every town and county In the Union, to en
', gage In the rale of n patented article, us ed in
every household, shop, office, hotel, store and
public building, rnllroad ears, steamboats. &e.
Yenning sinned,: engaged are mating Immense
incomes, and the demand for theaftWe never
ceases. Tour customers once obtained your In
tense is great and perpenud. Full and siettelitem
5 63.
tory rticutars sent total who may apply to J.
LEW No . M (*tar street, New York, with
stamp. x 399 i.
Nov. .i, Re. fm
ONE bat Annotate P1C1172138 are allowed to
tEbe taken from the Excelsior Gallery. Baas
shown bet ore the order Is tilled.
C. J. MON.
Sell the Cheapest MERINOS,
Sell the Cheapest ALPACAS,
ReII the Cheapest DELAINE4
MEM
t-NION
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To AU Wins It May Concern!
BEJIR IN MINI)
MI
DUPHORN & HOFFMAN
TLAVE again bet:n to the cities and taught at
low prlees a !ofl line of Goods, and will sell
MERINOES, 85 cts. to $1 25
1
ALPACAS, 50 eta. to $1 25
DELAINES, .1:0 ctn. to $1 10.
PRINTS, beet, 12/ cents
OINGILAIIS, 12 cents
MUSLINS; 7 to W cents
CLOTHS, Si 25 to $lO
CASSIMERES, 75 cts. to $3 50
BLANKETS, $2 .50 to $9 pair
SHAWLS, $1 2.5 to $ll
FURS, all price;
HOODS, 50 ct.s. to F. , ;2 'A
GLOVES, 10 eto. to $2 00
HOSIERY, 124 to 73 04
Northwest Corner of Center Square,
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Jan. 3, ISGR. tf
THE HOLIDAYS.
LOOK OUT FOR OLD CHRIS !
E- H. MINNICH.
Chambersburg Fltreet, next door foot K ellgone 1 1 . -
lel, thlgyatorry,
T HE only authorized agent In thLs place of tile
Ezeellene, Isms K RING LL, Esq., announces to
the people of I iettyliburg and Forroundlog coon
try, that he is now receiving itthis Store, the
Baggage and Equipments of t,lie "Old Gentle
man," which are to be distributernn rich probs.
qua, and nL such prices as will astonish even
thaw it Ito think a colt as big na cart wheeL
TOYS of e7ery deocrlptlon, to make cheerful
the hearts and Jubilant the spirits of the) uvealle
Population, and a supply of FRENCH and COM-
MON CANDIEN, to sweeten and seal and make
perpetually rnl2.lvo t theaffertlons of thaw. whose
hearth are throbbing In anticlixttion of changing
their condition In life, and a superabundante of
EICH CAKES to make complete the Wedding
and Holiday Feiuda
Alan, ORANC:Es, LEMONS, NUTS, and a
thougand and one other good thing..
Htit btock la very, Jarge. bought at the very
Lowest priees, and to be sold at the-smallest
profits. Call in, old and young, male and female
and you will beanie to find nornething to please
Nov. V-, 1887.
GETTYSIiti'RG
LIME KILNS.
711 E undersigned ha bought out his former
p artner, and now continues the
TEE .M/11 4 E-BURNING BUSINESS
bluusel!--sit the Gettysburg Lime Allus,onthe
corner of the Railroad and North Stratton Street.
Thanthil for pest patroziage, he will endeavor to
d nerve Its continuance, by prosecuting the buil
n ess as vigorously and on as large a scale as pos
sible—always selling a good article and giving
good measure. Farmers and others may look
for the prompt filling of orders
Ile also continues the
COAL BUSINESS,
offering the most popular kinds.' Housekeepers
and others should give him a call. Blacksmith
Coabcorudantly on hand.
Lime and Coal delivered. anywhere In Get
tysburg.
JACOB IMILEY.
Gettymbar', Nov. LS, 1867. N
AMERICAN
WALTHAM
' WATCHES_
The true value of Machinery applied to Watch
making Is not that by tie nee Watches are
made rapidly, but that they are made correctly.
Very few people know why a - Waltham Watch
should be superior to any other. In the first
place, at Walthemsthe Watch Is regarded as only
a machine, to be constructed like any other ma
chine, on mechanieul principles. If the Watches
sue good, it is bemuse the machineey is good.. Of
course there most be no defect In the principle or
plan of the movement—no mistake in the sizes Or
shapes of the pieces of which it is composed—
nothing wanting in their properties, and no error
In their positions. These polntaonco thoroughly
settled, It mate wholly with the machinery, con
structed with infinite diversity of form and tune-
Lion expressly for, the purpose, to produce the
finished pieces. By memo of multiplying gauges
sad mktroncopea, tests and Inspection the the de
tection of wear in the cutting Loeb", and for faults
and flaws In steel or stone are made to accompany
the work in every stage from beginning to end.
Asa necessary result, the watch goes together a
perfect machine. Every part is found to fit
properly In its place. Every pin may be pushed
till it pincher, and every screw turned home.
Imams, of a sluggish and feeble action, the bal
ance, even under the pressure of the slightest
mainspring, vibrate; with a wide and free mo
tion, and the beat has the clear ringing sound
always characteristic of the Waltham Watch.
The maehthe is a time keeper from the start.
This system of watchmaking is unknown in for
eign countries, and is entirely original with the
Waltham Company. The Company claim that
by it they produce watches that cannot be
equalled for every quality that makes a watch
valuabb . Simple In plan and correct In princi
ple, the Lao , . ement is not only beautifully finish
ed, substantial, accurate and cheap, but is uni
form in the minutest details, not easily damaged,
and when rslidred always as roodaa new. There
are different grades of finish in the different va
rieties of watches made by the Waltham Compa
ny, as there are different sizes and shapes to suit
all tastes and means; but every Watch that baser
the genuine trade-mark of 'Vs - Atrium" is guar
antied to be a good one, and nobody need be
afraid to buy It.
EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.
For Sale by bit hint-Class Deakre in the United
Seger and itriarh Protinets.
For farther Information address the Agents,
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Itroadwaky, New 'fork.
Nov. 20,1887. /to
NOTICE.
T *We be m Gatirahastwith FLOUR. .e., ow
gym/ MONDAY end FRIDAY, of each week.
FFeemons who may drake sae ke kekahilt them
with What Mar or Feed lauftwill Lays their
= alther w aJoha Wilma - Daum elt
r. ma isbma-tbs
same vat be erect
a Z • ELL.
Wept, 27, 1867. tf
PROSPECTUR
1868
MEE
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the premises,
A :FBA( (IF GItANITE LAND,
situate on the Baltimore turnpike., In ("timber
land tow soli p, a short distance Blow the Ceme
tery, and near the Gettysburg borough line, ad
joining Abraham Spangle, and J. (Jennie Wolf,
containing s ACRES, more or less. In good rnitl
vatlnn and under good fencing. Persons wish
ing to view the tract are resmeged to will on John
Keefauler, residing near by, Tuts is a valuable
lot, and should command the Latent 1011 of
11.. on TUESDAY, the7th next,
Ih.• sulorrlber will otter aL Pantie Kale, on tin
pr, mime., his
VALVATILE FAIiM
situate In Butler townshlp, Attains county, near
the Newellle rind, and halt a Mile ellig or 'AiW
bhite/1 U4lllllllll lanelr of John A. Singh. Ti
in.. Boyer, Oetire Holiebaugh Jacob Haden
spenter, and others, and containing lig ACitkls,
more or boil, Llllollt 31eailow and le nen,
Timber. The Farm is under gi.sal cultivation,
part Of it liar lag been limd, awl the fences are
good. The improvementi. area large Tw 0- ,
story BRICK HOUSE, with two Kitchens pp
attached, a Brick Rank Wagon tshed,
Corn Crib, flog Pen, Wood House, with
two line wells of wider, one at the house and the
other itt the leant. There is on the premises a
large Apple tirehard, besides peaches, is lieS,
cherries, ; two streams of Witter Ilvuugh tile
place, one never-failing.
Tide is a most do-drable property, and located
In a ple.u..tnt neighborhood. Persons wishing to
view the Farm are rettutwted torah on the under
aligned, residing thereon.
Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. Id„ on each
day. when attendant° will be gin en and term•
made known by
=I
lEZE3
PUBLIC SALE
THE subscriber , intending to remove West,
will well lit Public Sale. at the honed Grose
3.11115, fonnerlv owned by Mr. Peter Grabil, about
one and a half 11111,i t of I.:nun:n/omm, on/the
smd leading to Idt ilestown, on Witi)NgsDAY,
the 11l it day of JANUARY, leek at it, .1.
31., the following Personal Property, vie;
Or WORK 11011shs, I of are
Calculated for either saddle or harness, and! nue
young blooded mare of the Red Bird stock ; 3
Slllell C•ovs, 2 Bull+, olle a Des 01l and the other a
Teeswater, 2 old; 3 hodcrs, one and two
years old, 01 g,ssi sto , •lt ; 17 rice shoats, 4 u agony,
one a broad-tread tour-horse, one narrow do., one
two-honw do., and one spring do., and harness,
all In good order; one rocksway buggy and har
ness, 1 buggy spread, 1 spring rake ,1 wheat drill;
1 No. 1 threshing machine, treble-geared and
double shaker, in good order, I wheat tan, 1 large
atone bed, 1 pair hay carriages!, 1 pair wood lad
ders, I sled, 1 sleigh, I Jack screw, I grindstone, 2
barshear ploughs, 2 double and
x ll single shovel
plough, 2 - harrows. corn fork, 4 spreader", fifth
chain, :carrying chat 0.8. 2 log chains, 5 head hal
ters and chains, lot of cow chains, a lot of treble,
double and single-trees, 2 feed troughs, I sets butt
chains, 3 sets breast chains, 2 sets breechbands, 4
sets front gears, d collars, 11 blind bridles, 4 hou
sings, 1 five-horse line, a lot of plough gears,
POAC] saddle, riding saddle, 2 nutttocks, pick,
maul and wedges, a lot of axe-, forks, rake+,
shovels, hoes, he. -
HotISEHOI,D AND KITCHEN FURNITURE:
2 large dining tables, 1 breakfast do., 1 mahogany
bureau, I desk, I safe, I kitchen cupboard, 7 bed-
Steads, 2 high mahogany do , And mattresses, 3
sets chairs, I set cane-bottomed do., 4 roeking do.,
2 arm d0.,1 mantle ,doek, look Mg gimoes. {stoves,
I template with largedrum and pipe, I cook and
I parlor; 2 kettles, I large and I small, a lot of
carpet. wash stands and bowl., sink, Ililt,lll.l4ire,
large meat lull, wood box, barrels, buckets, tubs,
kegs, barrel of vinegar. churn, a lot of.apple-but
ter, about Ill) pounds of Inn!, sausage grinder end
sniffer, lard press, a lot of bags, INAPi, benches, 2
half bushels, liasli measore; a lot of corn and
oats by the bushel, and 41 acres of wheat and rye
growing.
TERMS OF BALE.—A credit of eight months
will be given on all sums abort' ten dollars, by
the purchlowr giving lila or her note with ale
proved security. landing Interest from day of
sale; all sum. of ten dollars sad under, the cash
Taunt be paid—awl no property to be MON WI until
settled for. THOMAS FISHER.
A RSAT.O3I SXITIT. Auctioneer.
Dee. 27, 1%7. ts•
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
N MONDAY thr 2,1 day of MARCH, 1W , thoe
subscriber,intending to quit farming, will
sell at Public stale, at Ills residence, iu 'Watling
township, Adams county near Dud Berlin, ton
the farm formerly belonging to Col. J. J. Kuhn,
but nos to I sod d myser,) tile folios lug valuable
Personal Property, via:
M'oltK HORSEN. 2 Yearling Volta, 7 Mitch
Cows, I most of them to he fresh by tile time of
sale,: 3 head of Young I Mttle, 2 SOWN 11Pal - y with
pig, a number of Shoats, 1 Three-ineh-t Ire Wag
on, for four or six horses, with Bed, both as good
as new, I Four-Ire 11-tire Wrenn, for four In SIX
homes, I One or TAII-1101,` Wagon, as Vaal as
new, 2 bit 'sleds, Ont. new, w ith double runners,
1 Sleigh and Harness. I new Rod Threshing Ma-
Chine, with Double Stinker, also a Two-itonw
Thresher, with Slather, 1 Buckeye Reaper and
Mower, us wsrsi rts new, with Sri t-rn her attached,
I Sp ring -tootle Rake, as good tw new, I Grain
Drill, nearly new,firsEnde Winnowing Mill and
Cutting Box, 2 pair Hay Ladders, 2 seta Dung
Boards, 2 Lung Ploughs, 2 Double and 2 Single
Shovel Ploughs, 2 Corn Forks, 2 Harrows, I Drag,
I Wheel-harrow, 2 arts Breeehbands, as good it..
new, 4 sew of Front (learn, 4 Batwings, 1 Wagon
Saddle, nide Saddle, Collars aud Bridles, 'falters
and Chains, Cow Chains, Log and Fifth Chains,
sets Butt Trares,2 sets Breast Chain., Double and
Single-tree., Spreaders, Jockey Sticks, Dung
Forks. Pitch Forks, Rakes, Shovebt, Crow-hoe,
}looks. Mattock, Pick, Work Beach, Sha
ving Horse, Flax Brake, Alga, Haul and Wedges,
&r., ace., with Household and Kitchen Furniture,
spelt as
TABLES AND CHAIRS, Bedsteads, Cupboard,
Cook Stove and Fixtures, 2 Teiwpiate Stoves,
(lock, Sink, Spinning Wheel, Chopping Ma
ehltte,_Raintage Staffer, Lord Press, barrels of
Cider Vinegar, Meat Vessels , Tight Hanel Tubs,
Churns, Iron Pots and Ket [kw, a lot of Benches,
and a variety of other articles, too numerous to
mention.
Sale to commence at k o'clock, A. M., on said
day when att'ndann• will be given and terms
mode known by
MICHAEL ALWU'E
J. F. Ka.111.1 - 11, Niel Jolter.
Dee. 27,1667. st•
SHERIFF'S SALE
I N pursuance of a writ of Venditioni fixiantax a
I s sued out of the Court of Common
Adams , coanty, Ht., and to me direeted. will he
exposed to Public hale, at the Court Home, In
Gettratturg, ou riATURDAY, the 11th day of
JANL - AltY next. at I o'clock. P. 31., the following
deucrllwd Real Palate,
• • •
A LOT tW tint/UNIX . aitaate in the borough
of Oetardwirlf• AAlano onaltbe, Paolifitff= d lot.
of Gomm IL Stover. on the einat,and ore
Dater! Me, on the west, and houtiolf on allMt
bmOomatreet, op the north, mad running hack
to an ey.„ on the moth; Improved with a one
andahalfstory Frame ficHOUPE,
a Brink !Mop and other outMulidinfie,
with a Pm fruit trim of different kind..
Seined and taken in execution as the IC
=U . ge W ATuti m nis i t i gI tI
ri r x, " ato d ur and h'etorei.th
. .
1111L11. HANN, Sheriff.
liheritra Mee, Gettysburg, Dec. Y 7, Las.
ilierTen per cent. of the purchase money upon
all males by the Sheriff must be paid over IM MO-
Mutely after t Lc proper. Is struck down ur upon
failure to comply therewith the property will be
Rohl pat up for sale.
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GOOD for the eyes, to esti and look through the
Bxteinar mock of all kinds of Costs, a vari
ety of Pants and neat styles of Vests at
PRZCING'fi.
______
MR Wee ?Ante, Cheeks, OfaCyunCilusllzi,
itc., go to ROW ROOM
TAX APPEALS.
1868
rF. Commissioners of Adama county hereby
ive nutice that they has e fixed upon the
lowing times and pLwes for holding the TAX
APPEAC24 for lank, in the several Boroughs and
ToWnsihips of Adams county, when and where
they will attend, to Mmr appeals, between the
boom off o'clock. and 3 -o'clock, P. M., of
each day, 11/4
For 31ounoy townshi, nn Mondav ‘ the 27th
ofJanuary n ti ext. at the hou p se ofJekse D.Xewumn,
in said township
For the township of Germany and the borough
of Litt letdown, nu Tumula3 , he 12,th of January
next, at the house of Philip }lender, In
n.
Fur the towneddp of Union. on Wednesday, the
Jauuar, next,st the house of Philip Hew
ler, In LIU lestown.
For the township of Conowag_o on Thursday,
the ttuth ofJanustry next, at the Hon. of Entail
uel Diller, In "desherr) stown.
Fur the township of Mountpleasant, on Friday,
the list of January next, at the house of J. E.
Stint h, in halt ton t5..11113.
Von the town.hl p t.l St nthan, on Saturday, the
hut ,11 kehruary t,ext, at the boon of Jacob L.
Iluntenctown.
•
For Ilse township of )xford, on Hominy, the
341 ot F hrtut next, at the house of I. B. Houser,
Ili Now (M.A.
For the lon in•ln I p and borough of Berwick, on
the .4th of February next, nt the house
or F. J. Wilson s In Alobottstown.
For the township of Hamilton, nn Wedneedar,
th, in of Fein tun* nest, .it the house of Abner
S. II 11d. brunt, In East Berlin.
• .
I t t.)Wll,llip or atnung, on Thursday, the
title or ehrllary the house of R. M. imekp,
in I[.nnpinn.
I of the township of ,Huntinatrin, on Friday,
the 7th of February next, ut the house of Mrs.
Jane Rood, In l'eternburg. •
For the town,llll p of Lott more, on Saturday, the
nth of Febt uar, next, at the noose of Men. Jane
Iteed.in Petersburg.
For the townehlp of Tyrone, nn Monday, the
ot h February nest, at the how of Mn. COOk,
In lhddlersialrg.
For the township of Menallen, oneeday, the
11th 'lot of Fehruury next, at the hou of Charles
Ms ers, In Bendel,. Ille.
1 , , the tom nrhlp 01 Butler, on Werlne*, the
12th of February next, nt the Intu.e of G. ' Rex,
In Mhhlletown.
For tlte tom to , llll, of Franklin, on Thurfalathe
l'lth of February next, ~1 the house of &travel
Eleholtr, In New Baluni. *
For the lownghlp otlinmlitonban, on Monday;
Ih. 17th bruary In•st, at the house of Ales.
Itenelhool, In FalrIlt•Ii1
For the township of I,lbrirto, on Tuesday, the
Pith of F elirtairo next, it the horse of John Nit..-
.quaker, In said township.
For the township of hiteedoni, on Wednesday,
the Nth of February next.,at, the house of &nutlet
Motitx,lu sold township.
For the townships of Ctunberland and High
land, on Thumlar, the 20th of February next, at
the house of Frauds Bream, In Cumberland
township.
For the borough of (tettvslmra, on Friday, the
fist of February next, at the Commissioners' ()f
-ifty, in tiettystairy.
SAMUEL WOLF,
NICHOLAH WIERMAN,
.IA(1 iB LOTT,
Oommhslouers of At 1.1,014 county
Ativst —I. M. WAL Clc6rk.
A 1867. It
TO THE PUBLIC.
U ler,lgned take Mir method of Inform
T hut the public Unit they RIM carr y on the
Cabin,et:making Business,
in nil It', varied branches, and that they now
have on hand a large assortment of
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
Tables, Owner Cupboards, Safes, Sinks,
Stands, Dressing Bureaus, Chain, ,
of thfferent kinds; in short
everything in the Cabi
net-making line.
ALSO, READY-MADE COFFINS AND ME
FINe MADE TO ORDEIL
All of which will be finished promptly, at the
old stand, on South Baltimore street, opposite
Winebrenner Tannery. Theundersigned hav
log had ot yearn e x1,4 , 1 . 4.11(4 , 111 the business,
natter themselves that they can make as good
work ax any otberk, If nut better. New begin
ners and other. will find 1110 their athuntage to
11111 and buy from us, as we are determined to
sell as :Ow UN 1101• Si bie to 'Ott Ihe times.
IiARLACII A TRIMMER,
Dee. 20, 1.171, lin
TO COLLECTORS.
=1
State and County Taxes
tar requested to nuke all eolhailona they posal
143 mot, and pay I hem over to the County Truax
um% IMMEDIATELY—an money to very much
EZZ
By order of the Board of Oomiulasloners
IMBEEME3
HAY AND GRAIN
JELYTED.
THE und^rslgned would announce to the riff -
friv acne of Adams county that they still carry on
GRAIN AND HAY BUSINESS,
a the old stand, GRANITE STATION, on the
Gettysburg Railroad. They are prepared to poky
the blahest prices fur GRAIN AND HAY. They
keep all lauds of
GROCERIES, SALT, GUANOS,
whlph they will aelt at the smallest profits
Oise us a pall and see for yeurselves.
PHILH' HANN & SONS.
Dec :YO, 1.57. /y
.il" 0 TICE
TO CAPITALISTS !
Pere on% tlcelmus of inecet trig and realizing nearly
NINE PER CENT., are reeueetea to call at the
Gettysburg National Bank,
and obtain flrettlara of tI4 Palen Pare and
all. Central Paxlate Railroad Companies;
CM
The.se investments are 4allygrol4iug In favor
and sale.; increasing.
Banda can had at all tlmpli at thin Bank,
where all Information mineernlng xald Invert
ment, will cheerfully be given.
J. ESlditY BAIR, Cahhler
Dec. •.), IttlZ, t f
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD BONDS.
THE
First National Bank of Gettysburg
r 3 agent for the sale of the FIRST MORT
GAGE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD SIX PER
CENT. GOV INTEREST BONDS, at 90 cents on
the dollar. * DIGT,t payable semi-annually at
1111=2
All necessary intonation given
fiettl.hurg, Sm. 1867
_ Robert D. Armor,
GAS FITTER, PLUMBER AND BELL
HANGER,
Eaar .11" iddlr Sl. , Pogo Naar(' from the Cburf-house,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
AITILL promptly attend to all, orders in his
V T line. Work done In the maid satisfactory
manner, and at prices as low as can possibly - be
afforded le make a living.
GAS PIPE forntshed, as well as Chandeliers,
Bnleketa, Drop Liabts, ite also WATER ME,
Slops, Top and Frost Spigots, and in short•eve
ryltirlrerhturenirini Yr r n o nith . r e r d= l l l 4:L ares.
bee. 11, 107. U
LICENSES.
TSit: fulleming Mations to keep public
homes of ente rest, have been filed In
my office, with the requixite number of Menem,
and 11 111 be pm:rated at the Court of Quarter
on MONDAY, the Leth day ofJA NITA
BY next:
TAY RN LICENSE.
William E. Myer*, Gettysburg.
Abner N. Hildebrand, East Berlin.
Frederick Small, Mununanbury.
George A. Carvell. Frardeltn townablp
•
UIOSTACRANT X.ICL7iSE.
A. K. Stoner, Emit Berlin.
Wm. J. Bprenkle, Hamlltonban township.
A. W. MINTER, Clerk.
Dec. 27, 1867. to
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Register's Notiixis.
NOTICE to hereby given to an Legatee* and
other persons concerned, that the Adminhb
'ninon Account* hertdruitter mentioned will be
presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams coun
ts-, for contirmatlon and allowance, on HON
LAS, the hth day of JANITAKY next, at 10
o'clock, A. M., vis:
99. The first and final account M Jacob Leer,
Administrator of the estate of Margaret Leer, de
ceased.
- .
100. , The first and final account of George 13.
Monfort, Administrator of the .hate of Francia
Monfort, deceased..
101. The first and final account of John Evan.,
Lot., Administrator of theeutate of Henry', Fickle,
fide of frit !more township, Adams co., deceased.
102. The account of Andrew Ponder, Adminis
trator pendente Itteof Sarah Doll, deceased.
W. D. HOLTEWORTH, Regiater.
Dec. 27, PC% tc
NEW GOODEL—Norria haajust returned from
the city With large easortment of
Call and examine th em. (=et
sournwiirr °MIER OF VILNTIIIN OQUAJIE.
Hec,icuit received a splendie euisartinent at roll
and Winter DRY GOODS, comprtatag In part as
CEMI
FRk:NC}I'MERINOES,
ALL WOOL
NEW STYLE OF FANCY Puiums,
BISMARK POPLINS,
EMPREBB CLUTHA.
ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
BLACK AND FANCY MKS,
LADTER , CLOSKING (LOTS,
NEW STYLE OF FALL GOODS,
DELATNEM AND CALICOEfi,
FLANNELA IN GREAT VARIETY,
BLEACHED AND BROWN lITTRLI\4,
CLOTHS, CANAIMERES, CASAINETS,
I=
LADIF/I' PURA IN GREAT VARIETY
(i1.0VE.4. AND STOCKF:4OF+,
I'ORRETR, DKERCHIFTS, COLLARR
STA77ONERY AND PERFUMERY.
Sept. 27, rec. t f
FAHNESTOCIi BRO'S.
\ have Just received their
\
NEW
, \
FA. 1..\,, sirocs,
'DRY (~OD.S
MERINOES, \
\
POPLINS, \ \
MU TICS,
ALPACAS,
\ •
CINOHAMS,
DELAINES,
CLOTHS, EASSIMERES, JEANS,
QUEENSWARE, the largest block In the county
HARDWARE and Sddlery, In all Hs branches
IRON AND NAILS,
J. 31. WALTER, Clerk
Will jell GOODf4 at priees DtrYING comerrt-
nos. Give Us a call and examine our Kock
SIGN OF THE RED FRONT
Gettysburg, Out. 4, 1867. tf
GEORGE sIRNOLD
MLR now opened a large Stock of CLOTHS, CAS-
lIIIIEREH and READY-MADE CLOTHING
mostly of his own zna.nonwenre, consintlng of
I=
COATS,
SHIRTS,
Hosiery, &e., &e., sr pelees W FUR, U.• • hues
Call, examine and Judge for yourcolvea
A 1
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
TOILET SETS,
) WRITING DESKS,
Fancy China and Bohemian Vases,
GEO. ARNOLD, Csuthder.
Gettysburg, Oct. 16, tea.
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST,
Office aud DruE Mare CHAMBZDSBDRO ST.,
orrrtestßo.
Medical advice without charge.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, •
STATIONERY, PERFYMERY, MOAPIIII, BREW&
TOILLT AMTICLEeI, DIE sTUFFS,
_SPI
CES, RAKING SODA, I. REAM OF TARTAR,
LAMPS, COAL OM, 4.C., SC,.
PURE LIQUORS .Ibr Inedlesal mimeo.
Dr. R. HOMPT . F OLIVA, s reliable remedy for
chapped hands, rough Skin. &c.
All articles warranted pure and genuine.
Dec. Ti, IW. U
LAWRENCE D. DIETZ &
WROLEPALY: DEALENR IN
FANCY GOODS
VABIETIMI,
No. MEI Wee Baltimore linen.
Between Holm& & Liberty Streets,
May 7, Mk Budtimore, Md.
raE undendsmed continues to manufacture
Bronms et hls old stand in Carlisle street, ed
iting Railroad Depot, Ha win have during the
1 amply on how l,
_ and will be able to fund*
them 'W'=.V.ALEOTt RETAIL. Bromasamder
to order or on the Mures. Persons having Broom
Corn would do well to give blot a calL
8. It. TIPTOP.
Gettysburg, Oct. 18, 1937. Sot
J. L. SCHICK,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
the largest In the mnnty—eonatalingof
FLANNELS,
CALICOES,
&e., &c., &r.,
la every variety
CARPETS, a large stock and slcry cheap
SHAWLS, all kintlx and prlcem
BLANKETS, vrry cheap
=1
clt We lowest market. mites
GROCF.RIa4, of all kinds
OILS AND PAINTS
NEW GOODS.
PANTS,
DRAWERS,
CRAVATS,
LADIES' COMPANIONS,
J-
PERFUJIERY,
TOT'S, &C., &C., &C.,
AT J. M. WARNER'S,
OmmiWbalmv4wlWSWm
DR. R. HORNER,
NOTTONR,
lIOSIERY and
Brooms t Brooms I
DO YOU WANT
CHEAP AND 0001)
FALL AND WINTER GOODS ?
‘"Yesln lkiverybody Answer'.
ITIMI 00 TO TUE NEW HTORE OF
RES'ERT 4. ELLIO,TT,
°ppm& the Cbtert-Aott;e. dettybrrg
Do YOU I WANT cheap and good Clotho,
thien.,Jeans, Curd*,
Veethowt, Woven, Hunpentlon% Neek-t.len, or any •
thing 'eine In the innttlemen'x Wear line ?
Go to ItIiBERT A ELLIOTT'H.
DO YOU `,.%;,;;Z;'‘. 1 1;11t,",'('ir.,0 1 .11,Ni:
cv,„,, Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop nolrts, Comte. or
surilang cioo dr.lnftl tor Indies' weer"
Go to ItESI,ItT d ELLIOTT'S.
DO YOU WANT ehoap and good Mualing,
Sheettngs, Tleklnga, Carprtlng,
queenswara, Umbrella", Window Shads., or
amythlng else of the kind?
Go to REBERT
DO - YOU WANT cheap aud good Tura?
You will thul a aplendid antort.
most At HEBERT do ELLIOTT'S,
Who aro now• Felling gorids at priees that mod
ardonlith. To br ronvlncesl, call anti 14, tor )ou r
set% es,
Nov. 1:y ma. it 2 i -
COBEAN & CHRII ER
4
_._.
H AVEJust received a n ,
Hata, Cape, and Shoes,
of latest sty les, for Wild use, a Welt they arc
gelling at natured 'a.k.a.., They also natratate
=I
HARNESS OF ALL KINDS,
promptly and on remonnblr terms,
Halters, Whim Truuka, Vallee., Tobacco, (1
was, and a goint 'algal, of Notions always on
hand. Call at the old stand on t•hambenbntg
street, two doors went of Burbler's Drug Store.
I=MI
CLOCKS, WATCIIES,
JEWELRY, &C
CALL AT
QPER f .hicC4RTNEY S
Nt'Al JEWELRY STORE,
On rk Weed, opposite the Bank, Get
tysburg, Pa.
A NIW AND PC LL ANNORTII ICS? ma RICEMIS
SILVER As.ND PLATED WARE,
1111.79ICAINNBTBrIdENTS,
such us Violins, titulars, Aerordeons, - flutes,
Se., also the trltuin tugs, i; Is • Ke) ii, Strings.
Bows. Bridges, and everything belonging t. tint
Instruments.
Repairing and off bolls of ity)x+ ---
prontpUy dud Ott renain,
I -All work warninted to itiv
and nil goods wild, warrunted to he
represented.
Nov. 72, 1287 tf
Ho ! .For Christmas .P \
DIAMOND CONFECTIONAItiCs!
JOHN M. MINNIGH
litls jus t received and h now opening one I
the tined amortmento of CHRISTMAS a d
DAY GOODS, ever opened In Ciettyabn ,
consisting or
TOYS OF ALL KIDS
FRENCH AND COMMON CANDI
EOM
IMINEZI
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS
Lir Call and examine hie stork, on Baltimore
street, nem. the Diamond.
De, 13, 18.67. tf
/ NEW FIRM
Newiraford, Adams county, P&
HERSH & BROTHER
"LANE taken the Warehouse reamtly wen
pled by D. Hoke.
ey are now paying the HIGHFIST PRICES for
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Constantly on hand choice solectionv of LUM
Blot, COAL AND OROCERIER.
VESTS,
Now Oztonl, Nov
LEWIS STROUSE
Has bought back his oldstand, on carlisle street,
and Is going Into business again heavier than
ever. He asks his old Mends and the public to
eall.
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, CONFECTIONS, SE.
OARS, TOBACCOS, SC., *C., *C.,
in large variety, and a little cheaper than the
Cheapest. Don't beget toe place—nearly oppo-
site the Railroad Station. •
Gettymburg, Oct. 11, WV. tf
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
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Will allow Interest onSpeelal Depoatts,ai follows
5 pee emit. per annum tier 1 year
. .. I menthe,
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Will convert 7. NOTES Into 54) BONDS, as
unua7lnft of cluarge.
CASH COMPOUND INTEREMT NOTES and
COUPONS.
Will alai) purchase or sell MCKS and BONDS
of every kind, tree of charge or 00M1111.s 1 ou, and
will at all times pay the HIGHEST PRICE for
GOLD and SILVER, and will, with pleasure,
imolai:rt. all business promptly, as heretofore,
pertaining to a well regulated Bank
Gettysburg, Nov. ft, MC.
CETTYSBURC
NATIONAL BANK.
GOVERITHIMIT BONDS, of MI kinds, BOUGHT
and HoLD.
SEVMT•THIEtTY BONDS ronverted Into FIFE
TWENTY BONDS Without charge.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES CASHED.
The lIIMUR;3T PREMIIY3f paid on GOLD and
SILVER.
STOCKS and BONDS, of all kinds, hoaxed for
persons without CHARGING LOMILISISION.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
latertat an MEDIA/A DEPOSITS adonaeed I per
cent., viz:
II 'Mee ore. Iler 1 year,
4 per emit. Oar 4 moutbs.
$ wr anal. f►r $ aseasata.
Pessin wishing I
Baal, mad Machu or all klods, lITIP Invited 42
site assean, and we will give an Information
eheeziktUr
3. EMORY BAIR, eaatiler,
Glettysbutg. Oct. r., W. tf
D. L BONDS.
First National Rank of Gettvabust will
T o L E 4S-3iand ltSal U. S. Bonds; also 740 and
talponnda listerept N
CIICONGEotes.
ARNOLD. Carhier.
Ott, 4 VIOL tf
Ma. White Goof* Ruffling Ectairip srul Thui
S Wag% go to ktOW woom.
E understrned °rs at Private Hale, the
HEIR
M DWELLINti, at theinnc
t on of the Taneglown and Enurtlttaburg
roads, In the borteadli of Chittysburg. The
house Is substantially built, of stone, and
contains twelve large room.. There hi a a cone,
never-falling Spring of Hod-rate water In the
baarniont, and Acres of Land connected will,
it. The location Is o very pleasant one, and with
a little additional outlay thipt could ha made one
tf the mow /vim fellable and deelfable homes itt,
he borough or Ita Vicinity.
Nov. 15,11417. tf
MCI
AT PUBLIC PALE.
ON lIATURDAN, the 4th Of J.txuAny, INK
the subscriber will sell at Public Sale, un
111,11111k41, THE FARM, formerly the property or
$411011.1011 Bingeing% dec'd., situate In F mnklha
township, Adams county, Pa., on the seal lead
ing Mau Mut:whoa er's to Fulrpeld, within one
mile of the l'lttuniterstinrg Turnpike, allpnittng
lands of Marshall, Andrew Kemp, awl
ethers, and contest n I niranoti t 72 Aeres—ritte-Milf In
EXCELLENT TIMBER, The Improve-
menus are a one and a half story 14(51 g
110I'ME, Log Cooper Shop, ILog .... ilarn,
and flog ten; au .t PPLN Mit 'HARP, and
other fruit ; w Ith a never-Billing Spring mar t to
house, The Vann wilt he sold In whole or in
paroels.
Persons wishing to view the property are re
quested to mall on Daniel Kuhn, residing In the
imighborhoud.
Sale to sommelier. at le n'eloek, A. IN., on
said day, when atlendanee will be gives and
faunas made known
AIM LUXE S. LARKIN.
NON L. 2, DC
AT Plit Al'fi SALE,
ITITHIN I len miles of liett3 shunt, on the liar
rtothurit road, with till ateeesmary 11111,MVP-
Minitit,illld in prime onter. I willael/ flout 11M (O
-HO ten., to atilt plirehattern. Terms reamontible.
Fur further lukKutwtluu, apply to
W:Vr.
tlettymbttry, Ph.
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Sept. 27, 1867. tf
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.
A I. RUE nsgorlturnt of flnt
Tem, Cone*, White iingarn of 'MI k Bid*, nod
Brown Bugern, clump, prime new crop Orleans
Diolanes, and nil Braden of Syrup.; MESS MACK -
MEL, ben In marked. All k Ind,. of
wholesale awl retail, johns Who. Brandy, Rae
Whiskey,!et. for triedlelual End other purposes.,
In any quantity.
41 - 11. !dishier's Nob Bittern and the "limit
Vitriol Inherit..
Also, ORAPN WINE.
• WY. J. MAlti/N,
Baltimore street, Oettystiurg.
April 5, 1557. tf
FILL #. WINTER GOODS,
AT J. C. ZOITCR & ROWS, i 0. 1 1; OXFORD, PA.
WhareJwd returned from the ally, where we
bought it very Large mid well elected stock
of all kl nth; °rood', KU liable In our line, under
Our at.r.li tionslsta In part of FRENCH 5181t1.
SOFTI, FILENCII 11 - M01'11(iS, Ik lail“, Cancun',
Plaids, Blanched and I.'nbleached Iluillina; •
large usaortuseut 01 lin Iniund Skirts, limp
Skirts!, Glovnt,
3IFIN 1.4 W KAP., eta - witting in part or Brow and
Beat er Clutha Mae* and Palley I 'iuolniera, Cam
!lnnen', Plain and Fancy Flannolm,
and Drawer., 114 )(ITN, SW - Ws, 1:,114+ , Driving and Buekakln li love., .
ta tbar done
ont Intact Inn—
,,kt tint they are
MORIMMMMMI
.RT/-WARE., 'garb at Tire Imn, Hpring,
shear. Blister and Cast Moe!, Hume Rho* Bar,
Null Rods, Hammered Iron, Nana, Spikes, Sher
elmand Fork', floor Locks, Pad locks, Ude11...,
Hinges and elerews, Paints, Ulla, Glass, rutty, ge.
t•IIINA AND QUEENS-WA RI% hy the set.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope to merit.
the same In the future.
•, J. V. ?DUCK & RON.
\New Oxford, Nov.B, LS67. ly •
-
RAIN
& GROCERIES.
THE BRICK WAREHOUSE
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nINE Undersigned, at Ids Warefledge, In New
1 Oxfordilatne ,cant), pay, thedgh • t prl
...Air WHEAT, RYE, H
OORN,OAI I 4, Ciditt'Ett
AND TIMOTHY- SEM*, BUCKWEAT, Asc.
Fanners may always rely upon Ending the beet
market for their produce at the Brlck - Witrehouse.
Heals° keeps eruistantly on hand, for sale, at
the fewest.
_profits. all kind. of OROCERIJ4,
H ALT, FII4II, tiITANOM and other FERTILI
ZERB—UOAI„ LUMBER. de.
Ile runs a MARKET CAR to Baltimore twine
a week and Wept (Mods and other articles for
penal*, ordering. e car to ritevensou
A sun . Borth Il Th oWitul !greet. A share of
piddle- patronage solielted, and Beery effort
made to please.
ABRAHAM SHFELY.
NA, Oxford, Nov. li, lwq, ly
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
()FFEI4I4 bin services to the public, PlalerferlM
In ge an part or ow r , llllliy, lit reflNDllabierl4l.6
Buyin anahlleruble experlrure In thr uslnenn,
h. flatten. Illtunelf that he win able to renarr
matlntartlon in, nll runes, Pont Diner toldrrint,
Hransle Hill, Adams ea., Pft.
Nov. 8, Ng. 13
The Wonder of the Age !
g.iItREN'S ELIEXTHIC CHURN for ode at
Hendricks & \Verrone. (iron ry Store, In
East York street, t iettysiburg, Pa., where evorrys
thing In our Ilne will Ino sold of the lowest. Wax,.
Give UR n Mil are for yousrelves. OUT stork
mambas of Unneertak, Notions, and Fancy Oissoole.
Our motto Is sell quirk, our eon tu ploneoe,
iasProdues taken In exchange for Geode. Cash
paid for BROM anallut ter.
HENDRICKS & WARytter.
inept, NI,
New Grocery and Fleur Store.
MEALS & BROTHER,
peAVIS() opened a GROCERY, FLOUR and
VEGETABLE TORE, In the Room turns's
uocupted by GPO. Little, on West Middle street,
y extend an invitation to all buyers to give
them a call. Everythiarg in their thee, hash from
the city and 'country, will be kept on hand. Tbey
are determined to sell as cheap U. the cheapest,
and as they only ask the lowiait mats,
they hope to merit and receive a liberal sixn of
public patronage. MEALS BRA.
Aug. xv,
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MELL..T_,IIsTER - Sr
AND MANTUA-MAKING
Barbara Ertkr aid Bekaa A. Flak
IT AVE started Um Xlilinert and Mantua-nut-
JIM king trades, In Chamber* urg street, In the
rtwr of t inrarlture,ead Inv it e the Wilmot town
and country to give them a call. Nu ellbrt will
be spared to render satisfaction In every tam.
Plain Sewing and Stitching also done.
_Gettysburg, Nov. a, Itl 7.
Empire Sewing Machine Oompany.
SALESROOM, l$ BROADWAY. N. Y.
VO. 1 FaittliY MAMUIIs. Thin machine bee a
straight needle, perpendicular action, maker
t . Lock or Shuttle *itch, which will neither
rip nor ravel, and in alike on both aide.; perform*
perfect sewing on every description of material,
with cotton, linen Ot silk thread.
It HMIS, FELLS, BINDS_, BRAIDS, TUCKS,
%WILTS, PLAITS, and GATHERS. An a Family
Lachine. It has no superior.
?Hoe, with Hemmer and Braider, $BO.
Particular attention is paid to our New Im
proved Manufacturing Machines. They run
light and are comparatively 'wireless, simple,
durable and efficient. For cloth or leather work
they have no competitor..
No. 9 Machine, with Hemmer and Braider, VI.
No. 3 Machine, pas.
Mg Agents wanted, to whom $ Liberal diarount
will be triven.
October IS, ibi?. hm
OEO. ARNOLD, Caxhier
LTENRY MYERS' lllTATE.—Letters
trata
mentary on the p estate of Merry Myers. Ake
of Oxford townshi, Adams, dece,
having been gxan W to th county
e undersigned , ased
re
siding in the mane township, he hereby gives
notice to all persons Indebted to said rotate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims agalimt the same to present them proper
ly authenticated for settlenumt.
• HENRY J. IEITHN,
Der. 90,1814 - . ft I...trugtor.
Administnitrit's Notice.
- I' 'Ol3 DR),MLER'S F>lTATE—Lepers
J
admlniemtion on the fatale of Jaeoh noma
ler, late of Union tow whip, Adams colitit y de
emed, having been goaded lo the Mederbigieed.
residing In mid tow whip, she hereby gives se
ttee to all pentane indebted to said Matelo make
immediate paym to ent, and gem kohin matins
m allet the mine present them properly au
thenticated for eettle
zialment.
muent DREFIRLEIL
Dec. 13, 111. Ot• Arbahalittrattle.
In neptd to r.B:
ttoto
R I?: uAt imot rea=g4t i Whe r wakt y. .
7S, Oar at.o u malao over 3K4 rliteat
style*,
tug Hinge e nn = t datiaams
have bought low and ire Med wised lower
thee th e mai* ealieldt ale is hooded or rrbere
in that manly or opt or di. .1 71.8024.
Jon. . ,
r#I7.I22pLATURIALat Me Roeiligre
trir'er„ ruu uPerb and furnished at
. Call and examine ispeo lbjrd(ilt
Yat*
A DESIRABLE
TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
ECEIMMI
A SMALL FARM
A FIRST-CLASS PARK
li It OCERIE 24,
L I Q IT 0 It N,
A NEW . STOCK
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0 YES! - 0 YES !
Andrew Pottorif,
Enentor's Notice.
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