THE GETTYMBEIRG COWPILEE
19 I'I'III.IRITEII EVER} tY,
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TERMS —Tyro 1.101.6A1W per annum twadttnice
—rwo Au t.tnt .711111 Frrrr Elfillti 11 not
paid In adianee. No nuisscription dis
continued, ti n hos at the optioh of disillieb
lisher. mutt! all arrenmges are paid.
A DVERTISZNENTR inserted at the usual rate
—Large reduction to those who advertise
by the year.
Jun rinixvitin, of every deeoription—frorn the
gmallest label'or card to the largest hand
bill or poster—done with dispateh, in a
orkmanlike Manner, and at the lowest
living Wen.
Frog on Baltimore ativel, a few doors shove
the Court-House, on the opinion. vide,
with •'Gettysburg Compiler (Mee" on the
Attornies, Physicians, &c.
J. C. ZfEET.T,
ATI OWNLY AT LAW.
Nrtifattar attention paid to
collec•tion of PPTINIMIIS, Bounty, and Duck
-1017. 0111, OW LIM M. E.. CUITICIOI /be 1111121.1011 d.
(1011)nburg, April U, 1b(. 11
EL II Alt B. BCHELER,
A TTORNEY A.l" LAW
Will faithfully and proaittpt
ly attead to all bushman entrustod itlon.
He ap , •alca the German lanyualan Of4oe at
the hails.. place In South Baltimore {tract,
near Buis ell Arng store, and nearly Min"-
hite Daintier tic Zletrer's store.
Bett) urg, March 31
I). Mr('ONAUGII); JOHN M. KiIaUTIG
ATTOUNEYS AND LAIUNSELLOIIB.
oNAUciIIY has associated JOHN
%I in the Practice of
I nw, ,tt hie office, tine time West of kigehler's
lint g t'lltatabelltlitirg cirect.
la I .it till Lion given to suits, collections
glllt/ .61 tll, no•ot Of eattltett. All letpil land
/I. tind iaill/ 4 to Penalrms, Itotinty, hack
, 011.1 I usaingen .letup tfn Ile.] States, at
al/ Inn 0, promptly anti illiclently attend-
NVornants located, and choice Farms
1, K•ill In lowa and other Western Stalks.
RES
WM. A. DINC.IN,
A 1 1701iNk.11" AT LAW,
Will pnimptly attend to all
hosi( entrumtell to AIM, Well:Wing
tho procuring of Penntonn, bon nt7, hawk Puy,
and ull 01 her dui ins °guillotine L LIMA Mates
/11 id "nor nnerninenni.
OM .° In Nantlt.west miner of ittsmosnt, Get
t3 .toortt.
April IS, Ist,7 tf
I=
'ri 01:N LY AT LAW,
LITTLESTOWX,
'H Prf ,,, 1 1, 3 att'nf , 1 4 .. ,110 Henn, . 0 nVO" -
rtting cd deeds, lease,, ece., and MI
t, rusted to Ms emit.
eutit I re,lvz 1. k stre4 t, at the Mike for
/le New IN edlelb ould latttily that of
K , Terer Rad MehrJug.
MEM
BM
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\ VINO locnted nt NEW SALEM. (Me.•
ulultl,4km, P. u.. FrntticLu tsvp., Ad
ou lit , 011,•1.11IN protc , donul services to
ntrlet attention to
dot merit n vlinzo of pat-
t f
=
1)111 , 14 i\N AND ,1 oN, mnr.v.
111111. eou Ir, Tn. 4111111. e In cen
pn.mptly Attend to .01c/flit
II profewolnnttlly elngtuteml.
Am,. 7, IN)'. II
DIC. D. 11, .I:C.Ef.:N I:0 PI,
\ Altliki ~,,,,
11.1 , ' , ANA:It-Still 4, and utter
I.
‘l,lll 21,1 , 11, If
Dr. ✓. W. C. O'NEA ON
() 111(11 AND 11WEL A
few tiLlN,
doors from the
eoz m r of IMlllmore nod High atreets,
11111 1 Pr, terltm Church, Gettyabutig, Pu.
Ain 11, MO.
Do, W. J. .411,('Ll
1)111:;i1CIAN, SURGEON •
• AND ACDOTIt'FIEUR,
Hi, Ina permansnlly halals' In New Ox(tan,
v. 111 practice Ins prof ..lon In all Its brri nein,
I Irisials and all /Ahem de.iring l.le pro
f-, ',halal .ery 'sex are remit-aril to all and
insult him at hl. onlkr, In Hanover Area.
Ma) :Pi, /5417.
=I
ITAYING LOCATED AS FART BERLIN,
ADialdli COUNTY,
gpna that by atriet attention to bla prows
hionai Butler he may merit a - share of the
pehlie patronage.
April 2, land. it
=I
lI Ad IttfeitlMED toe Practice of Aledicine
LPITI,WPOWN, nna offers lale oer
vns the public. Ontee at Me bonne, cor
ner of Lombard atreet 11114 Foundry alley,
toot the Railroad. Special it ttentkko igiviat to
Skin Dopeaw...
I,lttlesto.n. Nov. B. OW.
J. Li wfolyc E RILL. Y.
D ENTIST
Ilan hIR office one door west of the
Lutheran ehureh In Cesonbeesbnuf .dr.et• and
oppoilte Dr. C. lioreer's oak*, where %law
we.hlng to hove any Dental Operation per
formed are respectfully Invited toren. Rut.-
neeetUrs • Dot. Hefner, Rev. Prof. If. htenhs.
D. U., prof. 31. b. Server.
Geitesburg„lprllll.'s3.
D/t. WiL BT4LIAM/711,
1 - 11:NTIST. has located in rionnen tly In Get
-1,/ tysbuttl, and urgers Ili* services to the
public. Itts roots is over John M. Nillanlgh's
I 'outer Llonery, on BalUsoura at.revt, a few ‘lOOlll
front the Pt.l.lle square. l'eruons In want of
full or portioll ETti Qi , "rktETlL arotut? itetl
ortlL Tunas reosonahle. TEETHEXTI4.ACT
ED 00110 Little or no pain, by lowa au a,
proe,llred by narcotic spray.
Sept. IN, ISM. If
FOUTZ'S
WHOLCHALE ,
DRUG AND PAW HERE DEPOT,
NO. 11G FIZANELIN STIIEET,
MD
N the Alarmlotion a the ea-port nelaitip ut
O
A. Foots & Bro., Angthd. Ist, 1F4.7, I,
Ikavld FL Loutt, Junior 'numb. r of tAit4 Ann,
pureh~l all the right, tole and lutero.g. of
the r e ti ri ng partner, rt. Pfoutz, lur all time,
in and to tho manufacture of Palent ItLAl
eines ; and, having devoted much limo, care
nod 1.0.0 r In gaining n thorough
In the compounding of tio , t pr , rami was.
ant fully prepared to offer to the community
FOOT''/.'S FAMILY MEDICINES
purl. nut tifindullvrate 4 l, roi:TZ's
11X1Vial-Lral IY:A I,lFla t (.4 (111
llt ‘l.lll IC 6YT r uggit VoUTZ'h VI (,KT
i• it riLi-s—li , ol:Tes Cot r.ii
FoU IfoILSE Anil) vITLF.
PoWntILA 411rtrNim , 4 {i.4.4 311 C OSII7II
SYltri. —SEEM!: ttc% Vl,l3llPr ot.
. .
DAVID E. FOUTZ,
1.44>1e Prorrrietor,
Ag'nt for GROVE'S MADNEI S U.VR
AND PLASTER." UI.O .. D.ER GINTELNT,“
ROLL the "GREAT ZINDARI BITTER,"
alsolaye ou Laud a full murortsneut
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS,
Wilelow-glass; F.^..rtracts and Essences of all
flavors; all the popular Patent Medic.lnes of
the giv Perfumers, Hair 011 s, Hair Dyea, and
Ltimirretts of articles deeded by Merthosts,
Fitriners and Housekeepers, Come and ex•
amine my stork and prin.!, and if I cannot
malt yon, you cannot be salted in Ilaltimore.
DAVID E FOUT7,
At the old stand, ICS Franklin street.
21,18 M. I.r
AL1419 _NZ' .9
Boot and Shoe Emporium,
BALTIMORE STREET,
rwo DOORs PANTTII OF Mg IMESINTE
It LAN Cli RCM
r
ty of laucits,Sboes and tiattem Meowing and
eomtner, ever uttered in Getimbarg. His
y. WO: consist. of
LADIES' (X)NORM3 GAITERS.
LADIES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
LADthit' WhIMON GAITERS,
LADIES' KID SLIPPERS, all curies.
JAMES' MOHOOLO BALMOILILit,
OE l N t Wlrlikir t fili CAD ROOTS,
GENTS* AlitEni AVALF ROOTS,
GENTS' KW 800
GENTS' CONGRESS GAlrpitS,
GENTs• CALF HALMORALI,,
GENTS' till ?PERS, all !sty le.„
GENTS BROGANS. &C., &C.
MIIs.IFS' CONGRESS GAITERS,
MISSES' BALMORAL GAITERS,
MISSES' MOROCCO DALMORALS,
&C.,
_&C.. &C.
BOYS' CMNGBFRS GAITERS,
DOTS' CALF BA LMORA LS,
BoYs' BROGANS, V..
SC.
INFANTS' SPIOES. all Myles,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
Also, Boots and Shoes of Isis owninstatifacture
constantly on bond.
All will be sold at the lowest living profits.
Buyers, from town and country, em Invited
to call and examine goods and priers before
purchasing elsewhere, feeling oonlltlent that I
"" Ther iPhi rjaWtT S ULl . A Herm. Moen
and Gaiters will alm be tarried on, In all Its
brander:l4as before. Dopairlag dome on abort
notice. By ,ocop a luilig mode - but ealwilt.
woricesea, skimi none bat th e gboieest
Mather-be hots woo ent of maintaining his
doneetiosi, Certainly noUting Will be
left to threterve It.
Tbanknal lier*utt flvors, be solicits a 00n
tinuanos of public
l'unr -KLING - EL.
Gettyabowt, April It IRE
NEW BAKERY.
NE% Pon? ii,ZIEULER,
- .lllNplytlyle..4l. HAM M'
E t tna . mattjMapti :H i alo lic reate • Z i t
asiat747l„W
111111.41;48ACREAS. QOM PMEZIALS.
. ,
Penmen wiabteg a rr ik eeit Breed will. be served
=o N tle , t . les e villi zvery r
tares sad
t a m made
to pieees.,,XXlXsaffk
April X, XIX LC
want.tra a real &aide a • • • -
salt gaisty'llosp, at Hair Brutus ein
supplletLat L L.
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By H. 4. ►Stahle
ROOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
MD
Hooliand's Gentian. . Tonic.
THE GREAT RENED!EN
TOR ALL DIMEASTA or
THE LI VER, STOMACH; Ot.D.t-
OESTIVE ORGANS.
1100FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Is composed of the pure,lnices (or, Ia they
are melically termed, I . 3l*.ces) of Itnots,
Herbs, and Barks, mak Mg a preparption,
ly concentrate!, and entirely free from arm.
Mate admixtures
HOOFLAND'S frNRIIAN 'PONRI
re a combination of nil the Ingredients of
the Bittern, whit the pared quality of &tato
erns /ham, Orange, hr, making one of the
moot pleasant and agreeable remediess ever
offered to the public.
Those preferring a Medicine free from Aloo
°Lie mullimixture, viii one
Hooftand's German Bitters.
Those who have no objection to the oolithl
natiou of the Bitters, emulated, will use
liocland'e German Tonle.
They are both amally goodl, mat eontala
the game medical virtues, the choice be
tween the two being n mere Matter of taste,
the Tonle being the moat pale tsthle,
. • .
The stomach, from a varlet', of ea te.ell, such
se Indigestion, Dyepap.da, Nervous Debility,
etc., 1.1 very apt to loge lii tuna:fon. de
ranged. The liver. rtynipatlitring we It does
nub the titonlaell, then fur olner all, eted, the
result of hlrh Is Ihat the pat lent gaffers from
loeveral or Triers of the f0110w1144 diseases:
CoNRTIPATIoti t FL-ITUI.ENCE, INWARD
LILES, or 111,001) To Tilt:
lIEAD, At 'DIEM or Tll6 sTo7.lAt'll,
111.: 1/1:-.t,1::-T
/It Fl 1.1 NI w oft \‘',.lnllT
IN THE,,j,ilIA,t 'I 1 . 1, , 0l Lid A.
:-INNINti Id; I LI TTF.II-
I Nil AT TIIE PIT Or THI. `...TOM•
MWM
IBM
11111=11
MIME!
~ Al 1111 111
l'Hoft'llsli Olt SUF F. , (TI Ni; SI.NS k
l'lONli WHEN IN A 1.11:Nli
\ 11(.1 , -; oft v, I.l*i
fIEPORK THE 2-141111'. ul LI, PAININ
AND IN IN ; k.:; , I1)1,, 13At K,
\lto , , -i'LDF:\
1 , 1,178111!.4 1:(11iNING
TII ckiN,TA r :.t 7 _
AIIININto4 01 }A:lk GitEAT
1)1,1'111E.a,ION
The potterer from tWpiedisca.,PP hould ex
erclow tho groat. st eauthm fit the , telet tin
ofn rerafßir for ltl., ens pun Mining only that
whirls he le trot invest
and ht.ittirlENpost.essos trrternerlt,isrtltillfttlly
conapolitided, Is free Irmo mittrboux
ai n't h,e, itself it reputa
tion for the run. .4 - those dt.trattt, s. In this
Ufa. • wOll W L
PW 11 C.
lIOOPLA'SD'S E R .IINT IHTTEItS
IMEI
HOOPLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
PREPARED Ey inc. r. J,4CIVVO7f,
Pill I.A.DELpat4. PA.
Twenty-two years since they were and in.
trOdueed into this cosintr} from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtccily
performed more cures, and benefited suffer
ing humanity to a greater eifent, than any
other remedies known to the public.
These remedies will effectually core Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Chronlelbarristn, Disease
of the KidnQ ;and all Ph ones arising from a
Disordered I,iver, ' , Stomach, or Intestines.
DEBILITY,
Itesplitng from any (ktUote what', er; PROS
TRATION OP THE rIVRTEII, tutored br
devere Lalmr, Hardships, Elia,-
sures, Fevers, 6..
There le no medicine extant equal to these
remedies In such t asies. A tone and cigar is
Imparted to the whole laystetn, theappe
tite is strengthened, food Is njov,a, the
stomach digests promptly, the blood IC pe
rititki, the complexion becomes sound and
healthy, the yellow tinge Is eradleahst from
the eyeq, a bloom is given to the cheeks, and
the weak and nervous Invalid bonne s
strong and healthy being.
?ARSONS AD,.tYPLU lY LIFP,
And feeling the load of time weighing 'lease
*. open these, with all Its attendant Ills,wlll
fled lu the use if this 111 . 1"TER.4, or the
TONIC'. en elixir that will Instil new ilk; into
the seine, rest ore Ilia Inc asnre the energy and
ardor of more yoetletil days, hnlld rip their
shrenkee Meets, and give health and happl-
LIMN to their remaining years.
Nur lc
It la a well-000101,114d fact that fully one
half of the female portion of onrpopulation
are iwidoui in the enjoi fount. of good heahh;
or, to use their own expression, “never feel
well." They are languid, devoid (gall energy,
extremely ntgwns, nod tuts °coo appetite.
To this elms of persons the BrITEReI,
the TONIC, is especially recommended.
WEAK 4. DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use of either of
these remedies. They. ill cure every case of
MARAMMUS, without fail.
Thousaude of certificates have aceuntulated
in the hands of the proprietors, but hpace bill
allow of the imillhation of hut few. Those, It
will be °Weil, ad, are men of note and of inch
standing that they must be believed.
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. Geo. W. Woodward,
Chief Jostler of the Supreme Court of Pa..
I:2E=l
Pliflatietifaki, March 16, 1867.
find 'Troofiand's flermon 'Miters' to a
good Wile. useful to diwases of the digestive
orgarof, and of great bon fit in cases of de
bility, and vronf of rrervons action In he sys
tem. Yours trill
Y CIF.O. W. WOODWARD..
Hon. James Thompson,
Judge of the :supreme Court of Penusyk cola.
rhaerfriphia., April tbl.
..1 outtaider tklooluutt et Garrott.' Hitters n
valuable medics....n ense of ettnekn of Indhoit
tion or 1)).pep,.1.1. I on eertlfy thle him
my experience of It. You hr.. net
J.11t11.14 THONIIVON."
From Rev. Joseph N. Kenpard ? 0. 0,,
Pastor
_of tale T. nth linpthd Churth,
Pr. Jackson—Beer Rir• I have been fre
quently ?educated to eonnet t my name with
reconaunutdationa to dllrortnit kinds of anal
dn., but reitardind the praeth o as out ot
city appropriate sphere, I hate ill all oases
declined; but lc a cleer proof in carbine
instances and particularly in my own Litany,
of the mwfulnei. of Dr. llootland's German
Bitters, I depart for onee from my usual
course, to express 111 V lull VIII , . Ittt iOl.l that,
for genera/ defeilltv of the even..., and especial
ly/or Liver e
aves ie a si
It de
m roitaible
prepterriliv, In som cay ,• but
usually, I doubt not,it will be very beneficial
to those wlio sutler (ruin the abuse Causes.
Yours, eery respectfully,J. H. ItEN - NARD,
Eighth, I .elocr Vnates
From Rev. E. D. Fendall,
Aserbit tnt E'AlitorC'hrhatan Cllronlele, PhHada.
1 have derived decided lasnerlt from the use
of lissoilLuad s German Bitters, and feel it my
privilege to reeonssnend them ass a moat valu
able Wage, to all alma era aullhethg from 'gen
eral debility or from elits.easses aristng train
derangement of the liver. lowa truly,
E. 1). FEEDALL.
CAUTION
Mooliand's German Reined!, s are counter.
feltod. hoe Mat the signature of C. al JACK
SON, la en the wrapper of each hottle. All
other. are countmled.
Principal dice and Manufactory at the
German Medicine Store, No. nil ARCH Street,
Plilladelplibt, Pa.
MILMILISIII Y. ETINA, Proprietor,
Formerly C. M. JACKSON t Co.
PRICES
Ifects : ad's Clemuua wr bottle, - $1 00
half dozen, - 500
floollend's Gerrnsti Tonle, pat up In quart
bottles, 11l 50 per bottle, or o Wiliam= for
.5730.
. • .
iVr Do not forgot to examine well the sr
tick. you buy, in order to get the genuine.
rrir Foe male by Drningh.te gesenaly.
ME=2
2.500,000 endows in Four Years.
PATRONIZE THE BEST!
lawns the h‘np.l cuplla I, u... 4 experienced
buy - ern, and extensive trade of any concern
In ate Dollar time business, we
QUARANTEE SATISFACTION
In every instaoce, and aJaollie Leal selection
of Cioods ever offered 41
ONE DOLLAR 1E.49.C14
No other esuserra Mae asses siune usherasur our
4nrotr are seibrsg. Our motto. ..Prompt and
NAllable," Male aud feaosQeasseata wanted in
city and country.
was LsAnt.l3
Aro ratetieubarin recfasselad lo try oat
War club system of setting all Mohr % DRYS
AND FANCY LIOCIDEI iiii mrass
oorrroscurrn cssrOsassivsii.4
owns, wscruto.)a, (sAtiasuassi .)
A. fatent pen fountlin and 11 node
an article ha be mold for a dollar; eta; 16
Fineoo for 10; tog SIO ; gent
e land.Ur
Fine ureanda to nether tip, North 50 mat
NM Asa Awe QM.r.d an other rhueuns)
er aas lf sinifujf tort* °rehab. Send ma trial club,
r...g..,21,tempir.b.:.0.--ed
-;..ith
New York dolher 6e64r a sielee or bogus "Yea
Comparie•,'' so a he *a 4 , lo__Op. aort._
PAST AN dr K thkia.
06 Hanover At., Boston, JABAL
July;, lent am
_ _ •
War 11121 ilia.
AVING prosurtAtaMMlt AM
is !
triARCIV az tn eordasse wltla * spina
414 . Lb* Leah/Mane dt Pertialvania. Soldiers
Ira Matiosoi al
=Atter.
attMaristrzalf,
EAGLE HOTEL,
NEW OXFORD, ADAMS COUNTY, PA.
fIIHE underalgosi having purchased the Mar
l_ tin Hotel property in New Oxford,Adams
county, will conduct it in iuture, under the
name of the ••Eagle lintel." He pledgee him
self to spare no anorl fur the condort.of his
guests. His table shall have the beet the
market ran afford, and his bar the choicest
Intuung. His cham bers are spacious, and tea
not fell to give entlAfeetion. There Re corn
mullions stabling attached to the Hotel,
which will be attended by a reliable and ac
oorucmulating artier. The proprietor hopes
to receive a liberal share of public patronage,
and will always try to deserve It. Remem
bar the "Eagle." in the northeast owner of
thlb Disanond, New Oxford.
HENRY WIEN'S%
March IS, INK tf
KEYSTONE HOUSE,
CHAMBERSBURG ST., GETTYSBURG, Pd.,
WM. A MYERS, PROPALLKDOR.
ITIHIR Is a new HOWIE', fitted rip in the matt
approved style. Its location is pleasant,
centre/ and eoavenient. Every arrangement
has twen made for the accommodation and
comfort of Vesta. The Table will atww ya
have the best of the market, and the Bar the
beat of wines and liquors.
There is eoramodlous Enabling attached,
with an. accommodating ostler always on
hand.
ThlY Hotel le now open for the entertain
ment of the pablic, and a share of pet Mugge le
aolitited. No effort will be spared to caudal'
eaugmtlon.
CIMEM
GLOBE INN ,
yuI:KT SrREET, NEAR TRE DIAMOND,
r7AYBB UR G., PENY'A
'rout , most respr.etrully
I Inform his nuntero friend. and the
puth• q, ton,d , that he has 01r...hosed thAt
long ••,tahlt.l. it and trek known lintel, the
ailobolnn," In York btreel, Gett)aburg, and
will k , p.ue no erin I to conduct It In a man
ner that will nut detract from Its former
high reputatom. 111, ,tole ...ill ha% r the hest
the market can aff,,,l—hta elhunta 1, are p.pa
vino. mut r mato ;Ante—and Ito 1, , la Id in for
ids hat a full •••ra k 010 in, and Imors. There
_ls large , tabling Mon hell to the II AAA, Si hick
Al II I I tti tided .110511 t e 0,1 hr t. 7. Ni 111
convt tnt talon or Inn 11(i1.et the ftillemt,
s , Lthitactloll to his gin,ta, tanking 111 , house
b. ,r• II hone to them as po,ible lie
shire of the pohlte'ti patrotrige, deter
nt in. • un he Is t , , .I.n, .ettlarge))ltrtoflt.
Ifroi , le. "Globe Inn" Is in York at reet,
but L.. r the Diamond, or Public Square.
SA NI EL 11'01.F.
April I, hGI. 11
Effial!
GLOBE INN,
I=
lan' Prue .
burg
street , Litt loatou would - most respeetatilly
Inure kMaie of he t ub.'h imtrorttw,e.
He promise. the hes the Market am afford
far mule, with the eholeost lmuore la his
bar, and eomfm table bola and chambers.
WWI emislderahle cam Hence, lie thinks he
can Justly claim that lie knows how to keep
a hotel.
There Is large stabling attaehed, RS well
as grass lots for droves. Anattentive ostler
always on hand—none other than an 80CD141.
mods ling one allowed on the premises.
Ile Invites a large Share of custom, and
will spare no effort to deserve IL
JOHN GREEN:
t t lestown, May .19, MS. It
EV ER HART' S
F R cu A i N di l e - g . It ' D 4I; ANKL STE
BA LTIMORK, - 101B.•
Tide House is on a direct line between
the Northern Central and Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Depots. It Wu been relined and
comfortably arranged for the convenience and
the entertainment of guests.
Nov.
GREEN RIDGE STORE.
ii: utter.iiihtwed T r vt i k z om
STORE,
at Green Ridge, Hamilton townhblp,==
openly, (Reagy's old stand,) On the
Turnpike, to which he Ins item the attention
of the public generally. MU stock consists of
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS.
Si RL'PS, MOLASSES, SPICFS,
kIsMENCES, OILS, MEDICINES;
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S HOSE.
ULOVBI4. SUSPENDERS, NECK TIES.
RANDS EncniEPß, BUTTONS, THREADS
BRUSHES, &0., d.C., LC., &C.,
in start, a fall assmtment of everythingp, usu
ally found In a Ontl-clear store of the kit-
H stock will always be found fresh and
and him pincer among tim very lamed- -
effort spared to please all who may patronise
him. . .
April 24, 1868. /y
ADM COUNTY AR AD!
The Excelsior Patent Fly-. 4 J,
Aforradireareed erairelyeiLeathsaand moth neat
er Mao (Wren or Linen xch.lirr
service misaligned.
FATILETID FEBRUARY lETIt. IRK
BY BURKHOLDER, WORLEY & GROVE,
J, 1., WORLP:Y, flnte Agent for the R7KOITIe
810 R PitTENT NET Rot Adams coonyr„.
HAB constantly ou hand manalacorrett
Pieta of the above Patent. Also,
RABBLES.
AILNO3B,
COLLARO,
Itltilt LEG,
WEI - 7Po,
TRINES,
BLANKETS,
DE LA,
..AND EVERYTHING
Pertaining to a llpow furnishing establish-
Mein.
d ent ND; wAxTB t.. 9 sell Territory
for Pat Nets, also to I Nate oat matiotia-
WWI j. 1.1 the county. conutinnlcaticunt
should be ochlyesANl Co
J. L, 'WORLEY,
York Sulphur liprings, Adam, co., Pa,
April It, IRA. tf
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
CLOTHIRRA
WASHINGTON BUILDING,
165 AND IOT MALriloosa ST., BALTIMMIIE, MU.
'UM' constantly on hand a Mtge . and well
11 assorted stock of all kinds of goods at
moderate prices.
Hwy supply orders for the Quest to the Mer
est priced articles, Miller ready made or
made to measure. to any tan o(l.,llOnisak f Y•
iii
They keep also Sc. nteui6Ve Moe of
FURNISHING 43001 M, embracing every ar
ticle of Gentlemen's Under-wear. Also, MILI
TARY MATHS end every variety al NW
tory Trimmings, as well as an assorted stock
of READY 31..iWE 31ILITARY GOODS. •
Baitissore, Feb. 9t, /* it -
NEW GOO DS
CHEAP- CHEAPER--CHEAPEriTI
F yon wishto boy good and cheap tioodn,
I
JACOBS & BRO'S.-Nrorts..
near tryint'; Hotel, In liTiAilbiatflßUlLG
Gettysburg. They have the very beat se
lection of goals, such as
,CLOTHE 3, CArtraILERES„ TWEEDC:
the market can produce, and are deWrmtnisel
to sell them as cheep as can be saki s ay
where In town or country. Any person wish.
tog to hat e them CUT, eau have it dose free
of charge. Those desiring goads MAIM UP.
ma also be accommodated. We variant the
beet work and the best Ma to be had ally
where. No humbugln what we my.
We have on hand the very best and moat dur
able . . .
HEWING MA CIIINSS,
and are always ready tow all on customers.—
You satisfaction given to operating ma
chine. OW and examine. We warrant them
to be the best to use.
April S, 18167.
SELLi.VG OFF
As nand/sr as /we make roost/sr more
GROCERIES & LIQUORS.
liA VlllO Jed returned from the City with
the Magma and most, varied assortment
ne Goode ever offend here, eipect ev
erybody to look to their interest and hey
Ohne they can get the e,hespeat and best fur
the 04.1111, on WM is my motto.
FAMILY Glifahlihilhl3, Mall hinds, consist
ing in Mgt Of Brie. adid has, Upham*,
6° Afirk: ir gn, oN e" 4,Yltrkit Heet, tante
fret , 4lWa h r i pd Hanle, No. 1
YY Week lOW eting.
1.1411J01111 ositinot. sepses mi to
cheapness or quality, poly Common Whlakey
to pure Predft Wendy, Mollaud alt of. MIA
Whiskey—tot medical or other pr.
liotel Keepers thri save ued edits goon
at city prices. sad freight and Is
Mbblerb, floothunte and Zinging .
A. saner', Grape Wine.
• • - • WM. J. mAkmi, ,
Ultimate street, Ocitystmig.
May It, HIPI
rITB o Lifp4 ;4? TASsv
Ardrew Potter!.
I 0 EINSIM
OP P Ml:ll=Mairk=
Mile rates' lirAvine
kg' itb:ll, baton, hliu=re
r l / 4 tll o.3ll 4 =l4lWiraa=
41. ! 8, 180. TY
JOHN C. ZOUCK,
I_,a3::Lci..Age2a - t,
NSW OXFORD, ADAMS COUNTY, P.L.
FOUNDRIES, UAOUINE SHOPS,
TAVERN STANDS, 001INTRY SEATS,
STORE STANDS, TOWN 1101.7803 & LOIN,
IN S/E2INSYLVANIA, MARYLAND AND
Pergolas %chitlins to purchase imr well sii to
sell property will do well to give me a can
at liar ounce, or addreas by letter, aut %bey will
and it to their advantage.
May 29, INN. ty
E. H. MINNIGH.
CHAMBEReSBURG STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO TILE KEYSTONE HOTEL,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
Confection,Periodical and News
I==EBE
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rci CREAM AND CAKES
,upplied to ttunliten nll,l yartlesLat shortest
TILE DAILY PAPERS OF BALTIMORE,
PUILADELPILIA, NEW YORK, AND
CHOICE MAGAZINES,
supplied to subscribers at lowest rates.
Kir CALL AND EXASI INN. VI
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WM. C. STALLSMITH & SON,
(JETT I',YB 17120, PA.,
CARPF..NTER.S AND CONTRACTORS,
Are prepared to de ail kinds at Carpentaria'
—coutractlug and emoting bundluga of all
kind*, Repairing, &c, They keep conatanUy
on bead and manoketure to order,
DOORS, BHITITF.RS, BUN DR, SASH, DOOR
AND WINDOW FRAMES, CORNICE,
DOOR 4 WINDOW BRACKETS,
And any other Article in tha Noilding Lthe.
Seasoned motoriall-oonstsolly o.a band, expo
rleneed workmen always In readlnels, and
Muck executed witb dlepatek.
ihrOntoms promptly ittteqd•d to.
JOHN U. RUFF
&V. X, 18117. 1.1
.NOTICE
G.IXGELL°B Ar.ILL
I WILL be in Gettysburg with FLOUR, it.,
on everi MONDAY and FRIDAY, of each
week. Persons who mot 'desire me to fur
nlak theni with eltbef Flog or FePtiatUrrWill
leave, thett ordeni caber with John Is Tate,
or Danner
quantity, when the same will he delivered at
their dweWngs.
Iltarbh 21, MS. tf
NEW - SAMMIE& - SHOP.
QN the WU. Baltimore street, (.IrUssburg
Pa.—Coostantb , on hand, or made to or
der, all Mots of -
RIDING SADDLES,
VACION SADDLES,
CARRIAGE HARN}4;
DIV.A.UOIIT HARNESS,
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June 21, tar. ti
IN GREAT VARIETY,
PAR,ABO.I4B.
FANS,
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORSET.B, &C.,
AT
FLOW de, 12Vocctz'
May 11, MOS. tr
CHEAP SHOES.
Priter Itettu;ted !
- -
NO.BRAO,BUT A FACT!
COME AND SEE.
IJUE are k t eltAig AELL.Vrttneett et
Ye Aten'e le, end la
dles% Wanes' and tiabioeros awl *alto*
of all kind. at greatly Veda edam And te
iittaall who Irma la parolee* to Cal are be
OGAV/Ilaxl of this. ROW tic WAS.
Sept. 4, IRK et
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NOTICE. ,
Tuft.Frtb=4,eleaLLl:i
-ntl - t rir w m. vtri, 'NM
seuL The booksof aeavasiti ini,LL a:OI4W
businedis •• • • • • • • uds of Rufiu!
E. Cie . whoa duly ant_
to settle up
the curve. He dill be bead et the Were
haumeitew la tie aoadadee pf Hews. Righasu
11,40ea1l ami
Clobeata. All persdin ler&Nedd are requir-
ed rata. . •
HENRY CULP,
HRH. A. HAR.NSITAW.
7 1 1 1 . 17 . MI4 AA _ _
14 , St-tgalCE.
tieDa"oarlivattr,"agral
u-xecamvieltai=riv!
„ to, co..
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tr
AAR FOR SALE
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OTELEISTATES.
Depot
SC., &C., &C.
conatnntly on hand
CM
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43E0RON 43.1NW:LL.
ILIDINO lIRLPLES,
BLINP DRIPLICA,
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, GETTYBBURG, PA., OCT
Premiums Awarded
AT TER WITH ANIMAL EXOIIII
- OF THE AMAMI COUNTY
AGRICELTIMAL Sammy.
CLJJI4 O. 1.
neat stallion of or I year, heat y draught,
Samuel J. 13tudy, 312 00
Second beet stallion, over 1 years old,
bellery thought, (twist. Rice, 6 00
best horse colt, between 2sded 8 year old,
Peter Meekley, 3 00
best home colt, between 1 and 2 yearaold,
John Forney, 3 00
best brown colt, under 1 year old, How•
and Wlerniad, 2 00
beat brood mere, E. Penrose, 600
beat mare colt, between lead 2 years aid,
Jacob B. Millar, 300
Aakma---Ctulislaii Rica. Cloacae Royer. John
F. Felty.
Ce.mre Ife. 2.
Blooded Sleek.
Best stallion, over ♦ yeses old, Br. T, T.
Tate, $l2 OD
&stand beet stallion, over 4 yams old,
Gemini W. Smith, 500
beet stelae's, between S and 4 years old,
John P. Rhodes, 900
best stallion, between 2 and S years old,
Phllfr Weaver, 900
best home 1011, between 2 and 3 year;
Chryeoetum 12ppelaosa, 3 0$
best harem milt, between I and 2 years old,
Charles Polley, 9 00
best brood mare, over 4 years old, How
ard Wierman, 5 00
best more between land 3 years old, How
and Wierman, 3 00
best mare eolt,between 1 and 9 years old,
John P. Petty, 3 00
beet seeking colt, under I year old, John
F. Byers, 200
Jwlgra—Copt. E. Maginly, Joseph Barker,
Henry Bolden
CAA No. B.
Best ~114111 on, over I years old, Henry
Fraley. :512 0(1
Second best stank/11, over 4 yearn old,
G , b. W. M lennan, 500
best pair matched horses, I. P. filter, 0 00
bent pair matched horses, for heavy
draught, a aperitif prentinm, 0. Wash
ington Lorick s, .100
fast, st,homc or mare owned in the cOryn- -
in "Sleepy- 11111, - .' owned by Jacob Nei ly, tb 00
second hest, "Henry Clay," owned by Dr.
E. F. Sborb, 15 CIO
best more, general utility, James Ifersh, 10 00
second best sorrel bona., genera/ Utility,
Charles J. Sefton, 500
heel bay colt, 4 years"ld, .Martin Quinn, 500
fastest %knitting horse, Jacob Miekley, 500
best paring mare, •'Mountain Rate,"
Myers& Kemp, — lO 00
epeeist premiuit forfnetest trott lag horse,
amen or gelding, in harne.s, best tan
in three miles, open to the world,
awarded to horse "Keystone," owned
by Martin getinn, York; 100 00
ledger—J. C. Neely, PeterShlvely, Jou.
&than B. Myers.
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Bea/single draught horse, C. W. Grhat, to 00
best Milan jar*, R. P. Woolly, 540
best palr moles, over X years old, C. a.
Herbst, 3 OS
best mules, between I and 2 years old, Is-
reel Garretnon, 2 00
liloes—James H. MarshaH, Dimas! Helsel
men, James Hersh,
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best Ayresblte bull, over 2 years, Wm,
,Wlble, • oe
best bull, Detton and Ayreshlre, 'over 2
years, John P. Welty, s es
best short-horned Durham ball, between
land 2 yearn, D. H. Relndus, t OD
best Devon bull calf, under I year old, I.
mei Clorretson, 2 00
bent Ayrrahlrr bull calf, und.r 1 year old,
Wm. Wilde, 200
beat Durban' bull calf, under I year old,
Jacob IL Millar., 200
beat ,kyreold re cow, over 8 years old, E.G.
Fohneetoek, 800
L*. Devon cow, over 3 years old, lersel
Oarretton, 8 00
best Durbam cow, over 8 you* old, Ihmv,
lel Calbuten, I 00
second beet Devon cow, over $ years old,
leases McCullough, 4 00
second best Durham cow, over 3 years
old,43togre Dingell, 4 00
beat short-burned Durhath,lkelfez, be-
tween 2 and 3 years aid, J. D. 'Mosby, 400
maxnal best short-horned lairturin heifer,
between 2 And 3 years old, 43t06 ft 4010, 2 OD
best Ablerny better, between I add 2
years old, D. H. Heiman, 300
best short-horued Detriment heifer. be
tween I and II years, J. D. Husby &&0., 300
best Devon better. belittle* 1 and 2 years
aid, Jobs Y. Folly, 8 00
bat hell* calf, Alderay sad Ayreihlre,
under 1 year old, Wm. Willie, 2 00
ledges—W. Ross White, Jaeob Y. Bushey,
Bornelilts Lott.
CLAM N o. a.
-Rest cow and calf, epeolal premium,
John Rupp, 05 00
beat bull, between 1 and 2 years old, Alms
House, 2 00
best eow, over $ years old, Wm. Wilde, 500
best ealr, under 1 year old, Alma Howe, 100
best bettor, between 1 and 2 years old, H-
I. Fahnestoek. 200
woond beat sow, over 3 years old, John
P. Petty, 220
second beet heifer, between I and .2 yeans
old', 'Snob B. Millar, 100
Jadttes—John nooks, Br., Washington C.
.Rodests, James Tackle!.
CLAM ko. 7.
VCAt •7e, !I of 5b,..6p, net less thaw 8, Ilet;thi .
stonnalmeelollll664l:l6,' 4.1 id
best yestM lambs, not lose tbati3, South
down, Israel o.trretson, 3 In
best buck, over I year old,l4oathdown,
Jame) Garretson, 6 00
best boar,2 years add, Jetties liendi, 4 CoU
best boar, under I year old, James Hersh, 2 00
best 60 , 4 , , over 1 yeerold, James Hersh, 600
beat sow, under I year old, /tunes Hersh, 200
best pen slants, a, three months old,
Hanth, 1 00
best pair Spanish lambs, special pre
mium, Wm. B. Hamilton, 600
beat buck, Colawskt, Alma House, 5 00
ititilosats Johns, Ellehs Penrose, J. A.
le' lenplan,
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Best coop chletter.B, lot 14/1 then 4, Bra
mah, Michael Chilly, $2 00
',cowl best coop chickens, not less than
4, driilleic Michael Cririp, • • 00
beat l pair imported bronze' tenkice, C.
W. arrest. - 100
best 1 pair English rabbit'', W. Atkinaon, 100
bent 1 pair white bantem chickens, Usury
11,Stahle. 100
beat 1 pair 414010 pigffirmi Johji 7.
WO)ls, / es
best poop ducks, David E. lo►os, 1 00
.7.00400-4.1e0. Stopeeller, 1). gendlehart, Nl
choLui Wiennan.
Cuss No. 9.
Beat bar-bone farm wagon, Josiah Den
ims, 44 00
Maur carriages, Saab& Benner, 2 00
boa liana, sane, P. A. Thinley, 6 00
beat einabtnedreaping and knowing ma.
cbine, .43b10 and Buckeye" No. t, Wm.
Wible, 6 00
beat clover butler, Jacob B. Trestle, 1 00
boat grata separator, liebm's Patent,
Abraham Barthokter, 6 00
beat berm power aid thresher, David
Sterner, 4 00
best teem similar, David fiterneir, 600
beau mower, "Mire 44 11Thcl4fiYe." Won.
WWl', 11110
best submerged vaier-visnal, Halters'
cimetai grasatom, &nye, 11
460
beat pitiable feat* Daniel Kauffman. dip.
bee klisfradolna , combined reaper and
mower. L. A.Basbman, dip.
beet bark pinoliazJohn Weimer, dip.
Judrx•r—Panlel 1). Gilt, Win. Ingham, Chap,
W. lirleet.
CLASS NO, Ili,
Best gra] u 11111,1,13ttlTier &Herr. $ 3 00
be.i. taw, 114 1.14 , W .4iier, )411,1e, 300
best tliruc-hone piquet, David Sterner, 2 Kr
br.t two- lwayo LuvusMiewoower k Wolf, t 00
best grubs drill, Baugiunsos, Stoner &
•
4 0)
best rub soil plough, Hotter * nastier, 9SO
best Corn planter, /AV IS Went*. 7 00
best. 6 pale homes George Mundorl2, dip.
Judess—ibteld Warren, Eden Norris, David
Deerlett.
CLW No. II
Beet butler churn, Thomas A. Warren. II SO
best wastitqw.wpwOnwes Tben.-1.. Warren, _1 Oa
Owl vain txadle,ft.. Bitterfo, t
best corn brown, wire tied, tkrial'O Plink. GO
tWat cortairobm, twine tied , Mitt el Plank, GO
Ixwt hay, straw and mamase oat ter,
Galen,
bostAtoy fork. WslAtsr lk
b sp aeuoQfa ct,,WttberoW seslton, dip.
2, 1868
Judgre—Freilerlek Diehl, Win. Cownover
tiomuel Loh'.
Craw No. It
Beat barrel Wally goer, white wheat.
George Wagell, !4 00
best barrel wheat dour. auperflue, W. W.
Witherow, 1 00
best barrel rye floor, W. W. Wallow*, 100
hest half bushel red Lanciuder est ,
- Henry 4 / 3 . Crueler, 2 00
best half bushel white wheat, omooth
Early York, Frederick Diehl, 9OO
best half bushel white corn, Philip
Weaver, ' 1 00
best knell bushel Dent yellow corn, vhell
ed, C. W. Orlest, / Pl
best belt bushel rye, C. W. Orient, 1 00
beet half bUshel bnckWbeat, C. W. Grlavt, 100
beetled!' bathe] fierpriie *ale, new en
vied...l;lmg. al ',renal/021;C. W. Griest, 200
best half bushel Poland oat., fr rederlek
Pleb/. 100
beat half bushel Canada barley, .0. H.
Stable, 1 00
beat peek oknommeed, C. W. Grlett, 100
best. peek. UtnothY seed, C. W. Wind, / 00
Judpes—John, Weigle, Henry Culp, of P.,
George W. LOG.
best half bushel potatoes, flint premium,
out. Goodrich, Micluiel Bender, $1 00
beat half bushel Mercor potatoes; JOhu
Wertz, 100
best half bombe( Plokeye Rustlocal, yo.
tatoes, J. B.lloudeahell, / W
beat half bushel early Buckeye potatoes,
J. S. Houdeshell, 1 00
best half bushel early while sprout pota
to...l. 8. Houdeshell, 1 au
heat half bushel early hilnuestota palettes's—
.l. S. Houdeshell, 1 00
beet half bushel early Gleason potatoes,
J. J. Houdesbell, I 00
best half Dualist Casco potatoes, .1, 8.
Houdeshell, 100
best half bushel Strawberry potato., J.
S. Tiondeshell, I 00
best half bushel Orono potatoes. 3. 8.
Houticehell, ' 100
best half bushel Pearb Blow' potatoes, J.
1 00
best hall bushel early Rose potatoes, J. 8. '
Houdeshell, 1 MI
bast half bushel Harrison potatoes, C. 8.
driest, 1 00
best half bushel early Bunkley potatoes,
M. Bender .8 J. Burkholder, 1 00
beat half bushel Carter potatoes, M. Ben
derA .1. Burkholder, 100
best cabbage. 8 heads, Mrs. G. A. Codori, 50
beat dosen tomatoes. Mrs. G. A. ("odor', 50
best 8 pumpkins, field, Mrs. Jos. Bayley, 50
hest red beets, Mrs. W. E. Biddle , -
best half bushel mangel wortAel, J. S.
Hotsleshell, 50
best half bushel long parsnips, T. Q. Irou-
cleshell, 00
best half buslieltarnlps,J.S.liousieshell, 50
best early born carrots, J. H. Hotutesbell, 50
best half bushel onions, Jacob K lone
mund, 30
best stalk celleTy,.l.l3. rfoadeshell, 50
best 3 sweet pumpkins, C. H. Cries%
best 3 primpltlnS, David E. John*, 50
best 3 squashes, Mrs, B. R. Tipton, 50
best half bushel yams, WM.II. Wilson , 51.1
OPSAMAI. ILIGHTIoN,
1 stalk okra, J. S. Etondesheil, dip.
halt bushel Carters, raised from one po
tato, Mrs. Hiram Ifloklay.
1 largest sweet muSplttn.Jillule4 144,
awn sweet pumpkins qn one Vine, Dan
letWlsotsky:
.71.dme—lobn CUnntnaham; John L. Jenkins,
If. kriHorner,'
CLASS No. IL
Best and largest exhlbltiqn Of; apri.u. 4,
S, Witherow, $lOO
beet half bushel fall apples; Henry W.
Heck, 1 00
beet bull bushel winter appleg, Wm. H.
Wilson, 1 00
best collection of pears, (leo. B. Hewitt, 200
best seckel pears, Mis. Huth Wright, 50
beet half bushel quinces, Mrs. B. Powers, 55
best collection of grapes grown in the
open air, John J. Welriekk, 1 h 0
beet catswbe wine, Dr. E. H. Pahneetock,
beat currai/t wine, Mrs. Henry J. Kuhn, 50
beat blackberry cordial, Mrs. Checks
Weaver, 50
beat cherry Wine, Dr. E. G. Pahneetock, db
best tomatto wine, M rv. Henry J. Kuhn, 50
beet maple sugar, Mrs. B. Powers, 50
best basket. peaches, Michael Frey, 1 00
beat peck dried apples Mrs. Jane A. Ma-
gioly,
beet peck dried peers, grit Jena A. Mil
1212
bO4 blackberry vlnegar.J.s.l.loudeehell, 50
Jwkwe-4:).;0. C. H. Buekle4 George
A. J. Cover.
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beet fhte pounds batter, Mrs. brae/ Oar
retson. $2 00
second best five pomsds butter, Mt.,Elt.
Mary's College, per Miss Sarah Kase, ICO
best box honey, Dr. E.G. Fahnestoels, I 00
P4dPell—Vileanne BegytuF Adam //eosin,
Win. ROC
CLAM No. 113
best pleasure carriage, Perry J. Tate, 114 00
beet falling-top buggy, Perry J. Tate, dip.
beat open boggy, Perry S. Tata. 8 00
beat 6 eat skins, Wm. 11. Rupp, 100
best child's carriage, special, prerll l l l llll
Tl. W. Diehl, 100
best pair ft nets, veinal premium, 1. L.
Worley, • 1 q 0
best Wang ram% C. J. Sefton, dIP.
Jo C. Norris, C. Gilbert, W, H. Rupp.
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bent woolen carpet 18 pls., Mra 3. Rupp, 00
beet rno corpet,2lrds., Jos. Little, wawa., 1 .0
beat btartll rug, Mrs, Lewis Mr.nn I Oa
beat ontila coyeTich hti t 4 Flel(na, 100
boot coverlet, C,fw. Baronet Faber, 1 00
p i cot icplt WVIIII, if, nu pp,
, 1 , 80
80001514811,11,41.1 re. P:Starkv,
Oeott pntr woolen, knit hose,.lttra. 18 ntel
Garretson, " 50
beat pair Mien bose,slra. Marga rat Barr, 50
best pair thread hose, Mr,. Margaret
Tsughinbaugh, to
bog 2 pair child's cotton hose, Mrs. Ed
ward Spangler, 50
best 2 pair cotton hose, Mn. Manzarei
Tausgblulaingil, 50
but pair woolen mitt-na, Mrs. Margaret
Taughinhaugh, au
beat small pair yarn hose and yarn, Mrs.
Jane 51cIbianell. 50
beat r utsl4cm hose, Mra. Wn i t le qa el-14U 40
best en table oov AX.MoCurdr. 100
atwoild newt linen tants cover, Mra. Israel
COXIVUIOII, 50
best patchwork quilt. 51m J. A. Mushily, 2 00
second best patchwork quilt, USA. Israel
GarrettlOn, 1 00
third best patchwork quilt, Mrs. E. I, Frey, 50
best silk quilt, Mrs. A. R.. Atkinson, 200
second best silk quilt, Mrs. C. Comfort, 1 00
best delaine quilt, Mir 11...t0rt Pink, 100
saoraid beat &talus quilt, Mm. A. Roper, 60
best whit* aluaterPane. Mrs. A. C. Mc-
Clardy% 100
best white quilt, Mrs. Reny Rupp, I 00
best knit cradle quilt, Mrs. Dr. J. Smith, 150
beet dark eeunterpane,Mhn.Teaale Fisonk, 100
best child'. delatne quilt, Mrs. S. Codori,
best 9 pair blankets, woolen, Mna Israel
Donation, 1 ce
second beet pair blankets, woolen, Mrs.
E. W. Stable, 50
best 12 yd.. homemade linen, Mles Mag
gie Flakes, 1 CO
Dem t pair Liana Pilo* Case. Mr. Margaret
norm 50
Beer I pale Lime Used Toesh Miss Angie M.
50
Ilea t Boa Lima Dural Misr Wm., ilierearar 50
M. , I P.M U..* Sitgalr Mrs 4 4. geOgrdy ..... 100
Mist It pares Unice Meads Littia.Drearsol.„ 1 Go
9119midsilaramsde Cloth Mrs Is, sal Car.
'Oast IMAM Ommilit 1.. /Am P Cm - rese,
Meet Ourarlid Mr. David A. lima,. Mel rem.
Yertsio—lirs.lais Cato. Mrs 1.11 Wibts.
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Bast Wear. Crorbat Bark Kir AC. rowers ..... 60
Drat woortni raw!. M 1.4a1a R Dtanat ..... 60
Bert pair woraroettAita Wm. 8 8 Balarnomitor... 60
Bea pieta MOW Xi.
Brat pair vorat•A wag Mria Katy Wills
hat oat *Kw Km C. U. Ortablar 00
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Boat bra 11,660, mat 61r.. Clad. if onier . 60
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ifuss'N. 14.
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1 !mills 1.1.4 Yrs. P.m Little ..... .....-. SO
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Veee .. Soren Wm Robert 60
Wax work Mir 60
Coemeatabell reek YWe Lydia Neale 60
Crochet lX Bats ]lie !buy Fluk
Shell beeket ..d nett 110. C. Poe tea ........ 60
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Beat baker's bread Cbrisl. 110tfussa 100
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!SWAB. .......- peep 50
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Beet*. preened plums ILes. Jr...Flaherty .... SO
Baader preserved crab apple. Min David Starner 60
But Jer pereerved peaches Mrs. David- 60
Bert ,Dir rautnd ebonies Mra. h 0 lehneiteek SO
&et g/asequlaceDelly Mrs. 60
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Best glass green erspeJolly Mrs VraticlA rialtor 60
Best Om. taastojell, Yrs C ..... 60
But glen, plum Jelly Mrs doo. Flaherty
Beet itloos ohlerbeny jelly Iln. ladle Willieme 60
Bert glass crab apple Jelly Mn. Da•Jd Siemer . 60
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Jeidsta--3tra Joseph 00yky, Mn. Mob.. Ilorner,
Mo. WAIL King,
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put balsam apple J. S. IS liberals
Rrt tomoto cat imp 6 yarn ad Mr.. Cho. Weaker 60
Drat eatetabor rtkop Mr,. Chas. Wok. 60
Bee gi... Hoch batter Mr. D. 610Coastsithy ..;. 60
Bri j. to.t.to Witter Mr. J. A. btrain toy - 60.
J.dy.-67r.. Edith Ann Cook, kfr Alice G. Wright,
ktioo Rally Datento.
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Best Imam itersneem Mrs Jos. Bayley., 50
Bost Imnging baiket Mr. Dt.ll Moose 50
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Judaea —John Ipplemen. Tim lore Jor •., II F II
Jacobi,.
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nc , Al dhplad 4f boots and tdi IT HM . O II en
Deft display oranialattng tob tree J Was kFn ~ YJ
Drat display of chassis, lease. Wofflffur rd Nue 88
Jgdpu-2. H. Pialing. Jac. D. Paxton, W. T. King
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Zed Beal di•plq of drnaep e6A pain ting Job.
Bali dkplay of driminp Gad peiuttuq Heal' J.
Stable
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display apkolograpks and ambrotypes
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—sack 100
Best marble work .1 Marshall Name .... 2 00
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Cow 44E14 Wed; Dr TT. Tate ...... . 63 00
1 Case (Lacy articles, A 31 . 74
1 IDA-ulna chair 1 0 0 ypars of 1, Jno. Binglay .... 60
Ireadea chair, Abaniena 10
1 Cage tollellsup, 26
1 Child'. bedding and doll, lila. Annie Bre den
t Album eat with malachite, Was Katy Willa.- 21
Drigeben. Dante( Moak
1 Woo doll. 141. 4. 16.81unecAcr.....,
1 Cro.A. 1.2.16eara old, 30.6. ..... 26
1 Lot chains, 'lsaac Leepar
1 Kea ;without !mops, Abaaloma Reamer. dlp.
1 Cora popper, 1141ourd dip.
I Dalai bay lurk, Juo. A 11111er . di; •
1 'Dodd rock drill, Jnp. C Lculnirt ....... . dl,.
Ina;,..vent.t. DO entrance and farm kale, /Stub
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lUshive, lasaa •-t-• d-os 4 .1.•
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es.CS..., 6 Irotesary . 'dip,
tee robe Wen* 04
String al tawswiltwiso butkies, Faille O.
Csposs y, dip. spec' 4
prezoluni $5.00, Jolts bruin
!taps. —James J. Wills, Joseph L. !barb, Jaws
P.trunustahm
Goon news from Indians. gen
cirlakg Is gaining in pOPularity every
day, and the party is bold, defiant,
and active. The Democratie majority
in October is set dowu at ten thou
" 4 4. 60 w well gala in two Congres
sional delegation. Voorhees Is eer
tal fret' an election. He will stump the
State, with several other effective
speakers. The-Hoosiers claim Indi
ana -- uinfldently for Seymour and
Blair. It can be tarried if the wlttile
Democratic line moves upon the ene
my's lino at once, and that they will
do. Senator Hendricks is deservedly
popular, and his name will br ing hun
dreds of recruits to the ranks of the
Democracy.
JAMIE IlitaLstr, Radical United
States Senator from lowa, called Grant
a "Weller.. Theodore Tilton and
Wendell Phillips accused him of get
ting drunk and staggering through the
streets on Sunday. Horace (freely
gave him the name of the mum candi
date, supported alone by nal ro;o-
Rep. Wade sold that he only
knew enough to talk horse, and Don
Platt said all lila ideas were eon eeu
ted in Marshal Brown's pops. If these
men speak the truth, and they have no
motive to "befoul their own neat," la
General Grant tilt to be President efthe
United ittureet
AMOKI3 the farmer dlacileale who
have recently ootike out for Seymour
and Muir, ire,•James Wharton, late
Steno Senator of West VitilliSa, and
Colonel D. S. Curtis, or Wiseowahn,
commander of the famous Sixth Regi
ment from that State iu the Wilf.
Busineu Cluxdit.,-We have laid In a
large stock of Cards for business pur
poses, of a:moot all biZed and qualities
—as well as any quantity of new type
and fancy inks, with the best Job Press
made lis4he-Val44 tkates• JAW,Yerv.
pogoeg, jferaha,nts, Landlords, Me
chanics, and Alusineae , Men genendly,
who want tasteful work, executed up
to the befit styles, and at reasonable
ratio, had better - call at the COMPILRU
EMI
El=
51st Year—No, 1.
Crime by Negroes
110 re Ootragr dDy Negror.•-•Ao Old
Roo Tatou is Oh* Weed* and
DONOilliel, Oa(raved by Wive N..
trot*.
The Southern iimi•spapers nre
,vtth account'. of ontra , _cq committed
the negroen ,on the whlte-i. Many
o: t Revs outrage 4 are ionato Its on wh it.'
telltales 'limy are mildly en rho In
crease. They are ihri_etly to
at
trilintr•d to teneliiiig+ of the Radlo'llmi
which mike the brutal passlotis of the
negroes, and embolden them to but
rage. BefOiti the Radicals attempted
to make the beastly negro the soeini
and politietti Nail of the white,
such thing, were almost un
known In the South, but now they are
ootumon, and committed with appar
ent impunity. 'rho following is ono
of the most recent Instances where the
negroes have carried out tteactllnge
of their carpet-bag masters. We ask
our Republican Mends If it does not
make their blood run cold? Let them
reflect that all ovorthe South, mothers,
daughters, elves and sisters, OM good
and pure wi theirs, are liable to Just
such brutal treatment as that recorded
below Their patty encourage such
brutalities, for it petted the negro on
ill lie belliives he can gratify all. his
passions with impunity, Will the
.imerloan people longer tolerate a par
ty he power that encourager, by Its
teachings, euchilelliell outrages? The
Chattanooga Union, et the lath
says:
We learned yesterday the particulars
of a horrible outrage perpetrated near
Tyner's Station by five nogrom. Our
informant, Mr. Stantll.M, fan gentle
man wetl known to the citizens of
Chattanooga, and his statements are
true in every particular. He is a far
mer residing in the neighborhood of
the scene he relates. IA appears that
the vicinity or goner's Camp-ground,
about one anti a half miles from Ty
: ner's Station, in the eastern part of
Hamilton county, has for some , weeks
past been n terror to the citizens by
their numberless thefts, and their out
rages upon the women of the farmers'
boneeltnide. On Saturday evening last,
a family named Gardner, from North
Alabama, arrived at the Camp Gran
as the village is known, intending to
make a permanent settlement. The
family consisted of Hiram Gardner,
an old man of about sixty years, and
three danightete, all attained to wee
manhood. They had traveled from
their old home In a Wagon-esontainlng
their few personal and household et-
Siete. Arriving. in the ositakirtsortbe
village, they determined to stay there
until Abu following morning. After
• their frugal meal they laid down In
the wagon and went to sleep.
Aismitnildnight theywereawakened
by loud nonl4 and Harting up in
aft': ight, found 1.11,d n number of tie
groea were in and around the wagon.
Mr. Gardner, a feeble old man, spoke
to them. The negroes replied with
oalli., and seizing Mr. 11:111111ef, bent
h , everely. The - women screamed,
and afraid of assistance arriving T the
negroes hastily seized them, took them
from the wagon, moil tying the two
eldest, took the youngest of WO
Who was about twett44-4Ve yearn of
aye, and Wm father, bound thelz arms,
and lustily Mounting their homes,
disappeared in the woods.
The two women bowed to the trees
screamed madly, but no *snor came
to their assistance. After )1 ... 1 . 21earful
night of suffering and suspense, -day
light dawued---Soon after dayllghlt a
farmer drove by the hcipleurcouple,
and at ones went to theicasslstaime.
Unbinding them, they soon told , ihelr
sad story. The 'farmer-.took thin to
his own wagothdttlr Ittutholed batik. to
the village. The news soon spread,
and ill hall alt hour a dozen Strong
men, armed to the teeth, started out to
had the negroca and their victims.
.Taking the course poiuted out to
them by the two women, who aceota
wouled.thetu, they rode for nboutthree
Miles through the woodo, when they
come upon the father and. daughter,
lying on tins-gm:red -within twenty
teet mph-04m mit% both to, pit me.
tomalleys dead. Mr. Gardner was
covered wilt blond, and 11 bullet hole
fthinti in •111 , 1 ilreast. M,ee . 44mititter
leak lyiltgo entirely 'lnked, and hove
evident marl., of outrage. Wiliieky
was at mitts applriectaabotit of the vic
tims, srwl,iu. a ititort time they were
enabled to be moved. They 'acre car
ried back to the village, and by even
ing Mr. Um duet recovered imiliclently
to relate the crueitice to which they
butt Diva subjected at the Winds of the
barharong and nierelless neeroes.
Mr. Gardner stated that the negroes,
five in number, had taken them rit
pidly to the spot w v t e they were found,
and after disnieuritlng, had Heil him
to a tree, and two of the negroes seized
hie daughter while another proceeded
to outrage her person. Maddened by
the scene, feeble as he was, and nu
merous as were the negyoett, I e at
tempted to bred: Ilifi LOP& all oto
his daughter's rescue. Hla at mph.
a j rc
were 'alit und lie cried out in anguish '
for help. One of the negroes with an
oath told pun that he would stop his
mouth and immediately tired at him.
He was hit and lost all consciousness
of the hellish deeds of the Degrees.
From the appearance of Mias Gard
ner, it is plain that all of the negroes
must have violated her person. The
unfortunate girl had not recovered
ruflileieltily when Mr. Stantlrfer left to
tel her story. It is doubtful if she
will recover.
The citizens are afraid to allow their
women out of their houses. A perfect
reign of terror existe. All who can
get away bate gene or are going. Its.
Stan tirfer cattle to this place on 'Mars
, day for safety,
[ We learned lam evening that que of
the negro," had been arrested, A nd
conveyed to the jai! nt Ilarrlsuit.
These tie:4l . ooA are the li,yal militi
Brownlow propn-.es to call into service
to keep down the "d—u rebels." tbsi
help poor Tennessee, fur it ducks not
seem probable that the help of man can
save heLwometi fruni the dread lute
which awaits them all over the titate,
when the ntereiles4 negroes are armed
by order at a Itadical Leguiatare, and
their aura placed beyond the Ooguiz
once of any evil trihuita,l.
14tUe . , Fiel OutylLic.d by a NKr° ..d
:Ahem 11 . 2 1444Ctill.rbtreti with as A:.
A beautiful little girl, hboot nine
years of age, daughter or Mr. William
Leith, living on Fairhaven's turnpike
about three miles from here, wag sent
last Saturday morning to a neighbor's,
about a half a air.; distant, on as er
rand. Not returning ati soon as ex
pected, her niothei beeiltne alarmed
an.t went in search of 'her. While
passing near a clump of bushes she
heard the groans of some person as it
In distraint, and stepped aside to see
whet the troobte was. •'What was her
horror to dad her own child:terribly
mutilated tad la a debt eoarlition!
her return home she was met In th
woods aitegro, whom she_ describ
ed ue "very large uud stout," who
seized her, end dragging her into the
bushes, succeeded In committing g ,
raceiNagtithargete apiad. lijor phenol.",
The cries of the child after the dead
was performed so enraged the fiend
that ho literally chopped her le pleeei
with an az which he earned, leaving
bee the dead I eas sent itMe 'all Mt
tirely off, her face terribly mutilated.
one leg broken, and the other out
nearly off". "She lived but a row
utes after being found by her mothi.i,
but long enough to relate the rritiel•-
pal incidenta,of the outrage. The
greatest excitement prevail.. here 10
relation to the ut.dter, and if mur
derer iv rffilml quick sulk odi be
made wllb , his ease. It Is •thouttht
ti st the aggro was one of a gout; ;nutt
the lows( yogi of the country ell lilt
way North to where Mursley and idli
era are eleipping wood for the ("col: il
It.iilroad. 'this, in connect:oil
the numerous and lien,ll3lt outrages
lately perpetrated by the negroes in
thin muses the most intense
feeling. ilci tmlleg tin eontiol,
the most of .Iced by the
Bureau in N any prowl
around doing deeds of murder and vi
olence too hood ide- altnoet for belief.
Nothing iv so brutal and goinii..ll no a
half civilized negro wink left to exer
cise his own tree artU.—ikaien4 (.11(g.)
THE Iet,OI4IZION Or ID: Al 1 . 14 -
W e T it Akst . him buy (13.) a. t.
e part of a a peeeh tte II e
rred by Colonel I.lewcilyn Haber, of
that city, at Midway, Ohio, on the tills
ult. l'olottel Daher line heretofore been
an active Republican, being a Lincoln
elector in the Columbus district In
1860, and, l'utonNoldler ttnin the begin
ning to the end of the war. Ile now
supporta the Democratic Presidential
ticket. In the course of the speech be
fore us, we find the following, Whi. 7 ll
will unable the reader to for 7 nriC nAlable
and accurate Idea of the real - co:141f len
of Waal% In Tenilreeee:
, A ,
Only a few tlaysngo I received n let
t r from n gentleman near Ilalintlit,
unease*, who has all along note
with the Ratites/a Alliti went a illt-the
Itrownlow party to establish new 0 so f
frage In that unto; ho Is a farmer tool
no politician, hut uses the following
language:
"I want ,) oil to give me your eimilid
opinion an to the result. In easeof the
continuative of the present order ~r
things, I want no tome pi opert ;
but If things are changed, I prefer It
hero at present prices to anywhere
know oef You know enough or me to
know that I nut, and was radically
Union—nature, edueat lon , Instinct and
everything elsc - rombineit to mak,. me
no, but it Is strange even beyond my
ecmprehensiou to ermeelve, how It Is
that any decent man, boasting of no
American civilisation, can e‘itite Ill•
plate the prevent political condition of
our-estate without emotions of burr*,
"The futiire! oh, the future! Would'
that I hail a vbdon to discern Its reali
ty for the next six months. I t is not
overdrawn when laity to you that the
danger Fero is Imminent. !.,:im•ini
pers give. no amount of the real condi
tion. The people pray and beg our
State rulers to let us alone; we pledgo
imaer, obedience to all laws, no lino ter
how oppressive; the negtoin are
I.nog armed; they are harangued by
Incendiary speaker.; the Itrowidow
party are about to arm, as M ;-4a,te
Guard,' tun reglim its in ea. h
gressional Disti let, upon ;Ai loti- pie
tcxts, till of which are tat e.
the other hand, the people,
nig the danger and Ition, log the Ly,s
mom which gOVerlifi thu Slate, are or
ganized, are tinned and will re•l.l,
thieve 111 , q1 110 t outlaw•., they are
not rehtls, hirt are white wen do:ter
mined to defend their wives and
daughters from outrage, theni.ielres
front tieing niade slaves to negro MM..
term."
When snob a cry comes up frmo une
pmvokei -by 111 treatment, re
'cliSeil doting the war, from rebels,
plunged's/fill hie party, without reload
to consequences, luW extreme Illene
tlrVl, it Ir time for reflecting men to
pause, before they elect as President
General Omni, on the Chloago plat
form, to guarantee by the sword of the
nation lie continuance clads borriblo
condition of affairs at the HoUtp.
' '111=17:1=11M
Hewshies it cotne that Jowl Cessna
has had his pocket stalTkrwith rail
road passes ever *lace he was In the
Legislature In 1862? How did he get
hem What eery)," qid he render
the Peuusylvania Railroad coriiping
that he was mods it dispenser of free
tickets? It is well known how some
of those passes were used.—/Ldjurd
GuicUc.
Joins Crmrts. says that the ft tiodlou
in this calitfidlgo ht, "shell the 'boys
to blue' ot tbe hop in grey' rule this
goverunsektV.' /ie , tries to Impress the
poblle mind that lie If; in favor of tteo
103 s lu blue:" But the' record is
agalnet him. bld Ile not2eheat Capt.
of the'nemination for the
Legislature in (Ii k county, and did he
net travel all the way to Chtunberebtfrg
to choke of Col. \\:fuelliug for Con
gress? Does tlik look like being in
fae'or of the "buystu blue" ruling"—
The tiiith le, he 14 for nobody but
"Dud," and he don't care how blue or
yr•ei/, or block anybody inky loOk about
It. Deeds speak looter than woofs,
and that kind of cheap "loilly" to the
"boys in blue" winetaiswer Johnny.
—Bedford (laselle.
Two Radical ['malting of the South
Carit4ina Leglelature—a negro dud a
"carpel-bagget "—had an angry alter
cation. i3ald the "carpet-bagger:"
"You triremel black meal, you had
bcLter go back to Burnie' and brush
white people a boot* far a living." The
negro totorta4 : "d i n' Fou
ed scoundrel, you better go hack to
Sing. Sipg, pArye out your full
.'prenticeehlp at atone euttlni." Speci
men briaka, them, or Southern Radical
leglahttora.
A. REMARK made by an ex•l'ttlon
°Meer the other day Is *ell worth
put In print. "I voted fur Fremont
in 'ro, for L114(.0111 In '6O and '64, (ought
lour yeas ill the Caton army, Wa+ dis
charged. at the Ouse of the war, ealille
Willeil time I 1161'e wailed patiently,
but to-dny I don't twetbat we are any
nearer u_ dun! octlreuttutt than at the
dutte of the a ar, and I think ii if time
to have, a ohorkic, and' I shall vote ko •
Seymour."
KELLEY'H lA/ to confer suffrage u
on the Negroes In the North, a we
us iu the Soulh, is still pending befe
Congress. How will John Celan
vote ou this bill. if sleeted? We
ilha in answer this question. life ow
party as well, us the Democrsts, wan
to know.
WE read in our exchanges of nu
merous failures, en the part of th •
Radii-wit, to get op meetings for Gran
and -Colfax On the other hand-th
Denioeratie meetings are everywlre
largely attended, and wore than th
signal interest and enthusiasm ore ex
lilbited.
Wiraft asked uhy the puha,* de
has not %teen rcduedd and the takeidl
mini/died, the itadleits exelalm t "
ui hayereets.'