Q NEWS 0 WEIGELEORINGCOIIN'ETES. r • At an 4:lectiOn for officers held 4n Saturday, May 18th, 43y,Ithe tot - holders ofilMt. Olivet Cemetery, * Ha4over, the followie gentlemen were - elected to serv'e for the ens :ng year : President-' 4 ,-HeniST ";.C. Shriver. = • • drecrstary—L. F. Meleheimer. easurei.---Edgar. Slagle. Managers--Henty C. Shriver, Edgar Sla gje, • Edward A. Etzler, John R. Stine, Wm. J. Young, Henry Winebrenner, David Wertz, David M. Myers and L. F. Melsheimer. The Hanover Spectator says the sight of the wheat and rye fields in that section does one's heart good. As far as the eye can reach the fields of wavinggreen stretch away until lost in the distance, rich with the promise of an abundant yield. The wheat never looked stronger or better than it does this season, and the same may be said :is regards the rye. The farmers are jubilant over the prospect of once more harvesting an old-fashioned crop. • At an election for officers held on Friday, the 17th inst., by the members of the Hano ver Horse Thief Detecting Society, the lowing gentlemen were duly elected to fill the respective offices : • President—George Slagle. Secretary . —Wm.'J. 'Young. Treasurer—Henry C. Schriver. Managers—Jacob 3f. Bricker, 3 years ; Isaac Loucks. 3 years; 'Charles F. Eichelber ger, 3 years ; Amos Lefevre, 3 years ; Oliver Warebeim, 2 veers. Auditors— . -Peter Flfekinger. 1 year; Rufus Eichelberger, 1, year ; Abner: W. Forney, 1 year. , • ' Last Saturday while Geo. W 4 Kuhns, of York, was traveling in a buggY iu llelfam township, along thelroad leading to Glatz's Ferry, John Wolf, tvho resides in that tow ship, asked to riLlx in the buggy, and his prayer was granted:-; After proceeding a short distance, Wolf attoulipted to search Kuhns, when a scuffle existed, and three other per sons suddenly assisting the tbrmer. the latter tied. On the : return of Kuhns with assist ance, the rot Ors had disappeared, but his horse, vehicle and coat were left near the scene of the outrage. The coat contained a pocket-book *ith a little money, and this was curried off. A, gang of horse-thieves have been operatim on a large scale in York county. Last Wed nesday night a bay mare owned by Mr. Be shore, Sen., near Liverpool, was stolen fron his stable. lle valued the animal at ;l:;20o.__ The same night one of Samuel Shelly s'horses at Emigsville, was stolen from his stable.— His horse was branded "U. S." A mare belonging to Mr. eopPenhaffer. near Liverpool, hail lice': taken out of the stable the same 'night, but when it was dis- covered that she had foaled only a day or two previously, the snimal was left run on the owner's premises: A few weeks Since some thief made off with one of George Beari horses. of tim same township The York Poing!,lranian says that a pi with two tails. eight legs, and an unusual] large head, n•,as found in the stable of ails. Rauhauser, atLockport, York county. A new German Reformed congregation has been organized in York, taking about sixty families from] the old church. The T cror inocivt says "the principal cause for the division is the difference of opinion in regard to the ritual." Joineuster. The Triennial. Synod of the Moravian Church met on Wednesilay morning at 11 o'clock, in ° the Church id Litiz, and was opened by the venerable Bishop Jacobson, of Bethlehem, Pa. A permanent organization was effected by the election of Right . Reve rend David Bigler, as. President. and Rev. Wm. 11. Rice, of New Haven, Conn„ at Secretary of the Synod. Favorable and- en couraging reports relative to the success at tegding the various ,operatiams of the-past year were -read by Rlv. F. F. Heagan, Secre tory, and Rev. Sylvester Wolle, Treasurer of the Provincial Board of Control, and Rev. E. de Schweinitz, editor of Thv'Moravian. The Lancaster Expreas says that on Satur day afternoon last, a German shoemaker re siding iu North Prince street, in that city. made a desperate attempt to terminate his earthly career by ihiowing himself in front of a railroad train. A freight train was approach ing from the West, and when at the junction of Prince street anal the Railroad, the mail deliberately walked to the middle of the track, and in a m'omeut. would have bet n crnshcd to death bit for the fact that his movements were observed by some of the neighbors who dragged him front his perilous position. He struggled to get loose and finally succeeded, when he made, anotiwr rush for the train and attempted to throw himself un-. ger the wheels, but was struck by a bumper. knocked down and stunned. It appears thy Man was under the influence of liquor at the time, and would give no further explanation Of his conduct than,-that he was tired of litk: and wanted to die. irranklin The Waynesboro /,'..owd says that much of the fruit in that region, such as cherries, pears, peacheA, etc.; have been very much damaged by the late frosts and heavy rains. The prospect for an apple crop is ood, how ever. The same paper says that the earlier wheat Is already beginning to head. An aged farm er remarkqd the other day that he had not wit nessed in, the last forty years better prospects felr a good wheat harvest. A-painful "accident occurred at the Machine Shop of Messrs. Geiser. Pric?? Co., in Waynesboro', on the Illst h . young man named Bowman, was engaged a•cworlt at or ncair the spoke machine ; when it ht'oke, pies t of casting striking him in the flee and wounding him vary severely, but nbt fatally. the, grain crops throughout the County promise well: * .Many of the farmers are al ready engaging hands td harvest it, anticipti , ' •g a very heavy yield. hief of Police, Barney Campbell, of Har . sburg, passed through Chambersburg one day last week, having:in custody a man named John Duncan, charge lith robbing Samuel Wiggins, of Scranton, Pa., of one hundred , diglars in National -bills. Duncan was ar rested in 'Waynesboro'. RouEirr E. CROOKS, formerly Editor of the "Pilot," at Gultneastle, died on the Midi inst. in Venango county, aged 27 years. lie ser- Ired his country faithfully and creditably du ring the whole war of tlie Washltigton Within the past Itn days quite a number of Pennsylvanians, hailing from Lancaster, 31if- Huntingdoil Centre col:Julies, hare been passing through Etagerstoiin rn route for the Valley'of Virginia. They come in groups generally of fioth four to .eight,land travel by stage or in private conveyance to the Valley. These men are seeking 'investment in real estate. cte6 !crick. The Frederick Examiner says that the Directors of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of that City, last weeX declared a Dividend of eight per cent. for the six months. ending the .18ths inst., and having declared a similar divi dend for the previous -six months; it makes sixteen per cent: for the year. - • Pulazi[ There will be - a Methodist cadtikMeetl ll : l ! commencingAng. 30, on the Ridge ice, two miles sot* of Bloody Rue. The Oil mltnia in Fulton still continues. Boring is gding on; at the Oil Wells in,,Vethel lownabip,i and at WarfordAurg—the opera totireellevangulne of success. The ltd}inhAitcfn says that considerable excitement and prosiAmting is going on in Belfast towr )p, over alOgetlillerevories of iillywr sad gout Cumberland. ON Wednesday evading bat, at the Mount Holly Paper CoMpany's mill, a most serious accident occurred. PARKER, the foreman of the mill-was adjusting a band on one of the large rolls, when hi's arni was caught between the band and the cylinder and his body car ried round the shaft for several minutes at the rate of sixty revolutions per minute. When assistan'be arrived and Mr. PAVIKsa had been extricated,he had become quite insensible ; his arm was terribly crushed, the }gone having been fractured .in five places. 'The injured man is about sixty years of age, and the shock to his system has been so great that he is in a very critical -condition. 0$ Sunday night last a very fine horse be longing to Prof. EGE, of Mechanicsburg, was stolein from the Professor's stable., On Mon . y evening the thief and horse were captured at Landishurg. I N. A d,abid Dog was killed a few days ago near Bloserville, in Cumberland county. Reports say that there were several' killed !recently in Franklin county. J. M. Weakley, F.sq., has been appointed Commissioner in Bankruptcy, for the Isth Cong,ressional,tlistrict. Dauphin A little child very narrowly escaped a terri ble and perhaps flaill fall, on Thursday, in Harrisburg. The little one was leaning out of a second story window, when it by some means lost its balance, and fell out head fore most. Fortunately its arm struck and knocked the prop from under the raised window, and the window fell upon the child's ankles and heldit till help arrived. On Sunday a Buckeye poult7 dealer having in charge a car containing nearly three thous- and chickens, passed through Harrisbarg. The chickens had been purchased in Ohio and wcrc•cn rout(' fur the New York market Altilitb) of tlzt Aaricts. GETTYSBURG GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET. G.ltyshurg. Wednesday Morning. F1,.0r.._512 00, 13 23 ; Apples:',...so 00(1.0 00 Extra 13 500 11 00 1'48[04 6552,, Rye ..... 00, SOO Butter-44. Whit.. Wheat, 2 50N, 9 60 , Lard rd Wheat 2 600 . . 2 80 Eggs ..... 1 15 30 •• H§ou liters EMI Bu. km I •• It, ... • s s 0 Pox). timt,tto 50 Chem.,. Clover b 00 A pplpfi FI.LX real2s Bl:wk6erriun I.,tris,. 17 SU soap. ll~p; t 16 1.:1• 1 , - J15 OO Ta 11".,. BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET HAITIMORE, Monday Morning. Ft.uun cont4nues languid and pricas are an tin loWer. All high grades of Flour aye ~ e ntA lower. And the market generall s inuda depres-ied. We hear only: of mina ales within the range of ,1 uotation4, whit we revise as follows: Howard Street Super! and Cut Extra ;•310.561 :7311.75 ; Standard Ex ra e3172.50(a..;731:3.50; 1.141 rade ; ..:15.50Kry. 7 31i1.50. Rye Flour at Corn cal:"..).00(a 85.70. ME 11A IN.— Wheat.—Receipts :',511 bushels white and 200 bushels red. The market is very weak and drooping, pind prices have a very decided downward tendency: We note - sales to-day as follows: 46 bushels choice Maryland red at 310 cents ; 315 bushels medium do. at 355 cents ; 250 bushels Vir , ..tida Valley red at 275 cents, and 300 bush6ls Frederick county Maryland red at - .!52 cents. The latter was a mixed 4,:0rn.-IZeceipts 42,933 bushels white and 16,- 727 bushels yellow. White sold at 11001.113 cents. Yellow at 107(1..113. Oats are 3 to 4 cents lower ; receipts 6 230 bushels ; sales 100 bushels at SO cents, and 1,200 at 77 cents, weight. PTl , YisioN.S.—The market is very inactive but prices are not quotably lower. holders are generally Min, stocks being much ye •duced. We cote 'sales to-day of a do bids. Hump Pork at ,$15.50, and 10 lib's. clear Mess ; Mess is scarce and is held atj5:!:3.754 i-1. Bulk Meats are held at 9 cents Mr Shoulders; 10“' ,- .11 cents for Sides; Bacon 10(4.10.} cents for Shoulders ; 12(9 ) 124 cent Mr rib Sides, and .12( 121 cents for Clear rib; Hams 16 ,, ,(51 17 cents for sugar cured can vassed, and 15i(6,1ti cents for uncaiivassed. Iritd 'early et 1.4i41312 cents for Wetnern: FINANCE AND TRADE The transactions at the Baltimore Stock Board to-day were very small. In Giqd 00 $5,000 ('hanged haartls at 137. For Government securities there was very little d emand. 5 20,4 of 'll4 sold at luoe, and consols at his}. Itailroad stocks wore dull, and the rniscellaoous list was entirely ne glected. M.tRitIED BowEas—BossEamAN.—t in the 3d inst.; by Hey. M. Bushman, Mr. Amos F. Isiowers Miss Catharine itasserman, both of this co. IlimmameND—UntsuonFv.— On the 22nd ult., by Rev. M. J. Allen - lan, Mr. Thaddeus M. Hildebrand to Miss Mary C. Orndortf, both of this'county. I...soEn—SElLEn.—On the -16;11 ult., by Rev. Jacob Scalier, Mr. Andrew Unger t. Ml* , Eliza Seiler, of Hanover. . 1331! ;:rii, - ()l,itilary notices 3 cents a line for all over 4 lines—cash to accompany notice. Cuis4ELL.—Un Thursday last, in Strabad wuship, Mr. Jacob Criswell, aged 42 years month and 19 days. at the Ist inst., Mr. Daniel Fid ler, of Straban township, agad 56 years 1 month and 13 (lays. SwEElfEr--AC Jacksonville, 1 . 11.,-on the 27th tot, Mr. James Sweeney, son of Mr. David Sweeney, of this place, in the 3-Ith year of his age. WARNEIL—Near nerlderSaie, on the 25th ult., Mr. John Warner, in the 56th year of Isis age ,flrtrial • lIELMBOLD' S. FLUID EXTRACT - 13ITCET.0 Is a certain Sure tot diseases of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS, ORAREL, DROPSY. ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE CIICIMPLAINTS, GENERAL I DEBILITY, and all di:willies of the lIIRNARY ORGANS, whether existing in MALE OR FEMALE, real whatever cau,e originating and no matter of 110 W LONG STANDING D ke.:ses of these organs reqdlie the gee of a diuretic. If 11., treatment is submitted to, Consumption or In enuity engine. Our Flesh and Blood are supported fitap th, 801Irceg. and the lIXALTII AND HAPPINESS, and that of P4.kerfty. depends upon prompt use of a relialle remedy. REENDOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHE, EestablishedupWalds of 1:i years, prepared.by R. T. HEl.MBOLD,bruggist, 064 , 11 roadway, New 'Rork, and 104 south 10th et., Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. '21,1867.-ly KNOW THY DENINY. MAl:lilts:E. F. THORNTON, the great Xingfish Astro Clairreiant and Psychometrician, whobaB astonish. d the scient int classes of the Old World has now located h cr eel( at Hudson, V. Y: Madame Thornton possesies each wonderful powers of second eight, as to enable tier to Im part knowledge of the greatest importance to the single or married of either sex. While in a state of trance, she dellntates the very features of the persan you are to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense poa er, known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce a life-like picture of the future husband or wife of the ap plicant, together with. date of marriage, position in life leading traits of charactergstc. This !Ono humbug, as thousands of toetimonials canaesert. She will send when dealted a certified cagLificate, or writtet guarantee, that the picture is whit:Pit purports to be. By enclosing a smalttoik of hair, and stating place of birth, age, disposi tion and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamp- . ed envelope addressed to yourself, you i will receive the picture and desired information by ratan 1. All communications sacredly confidential. Addr in con-. fidence, Manama N. F. THORNTON, P.O. Box.= udson, New York. [Feb-.28, A YOUNG LADY returning to her country home, after a sojourn of a few months in the City, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place of a course, rustic, flushed face,- she . 04 a sof ruby complexion ofalmost. marble smoothness, ,and in stead of twenty-three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of so great a change,abe plainly told them that she used the CIRCASSIAN BALM and considered it hit - invaluable acquisition toany Lady's toilet. By its Useany lady or Gentlethan can Improve their personal appearanbe an hundred fold. It is simple in Recombination as Nature herself is simple, yet cl -1 surpassed in its edam) in drawing impurities from, also \healing, cleansing and beautifying the ekinand Complex ion. By itadirect actioion the cuticle it draws trom it I its Impurities, kindly hearmgcthe same, and leaving. e surface as Nature intended, it shou f l , d_ho, clear, snit smoo th mol.besatifht. Price la p sent b Manor spress, Oft reutptgts¢ order by W. L. Mink k C.o.*Cheiniatt l X o 3 West Payette Strest,llyrecusel N. Y. lumpily American Agents for the sale of the lreb.2B,lBfq+-I,f ' , MLR NS ROES UNPLEASANT AND IINSA RE DEDV _unpleasant and dangereeem t r, Helm d's Eitract Bache and Improved Rae . Feb. , 4.881.-11 A Clear Smooth Skin and Beautiful XX Con plaxico 'fallow, the use of HebnbOPS OW.ft. trawl Sitr forkilpirint. it no " , moomporis, phoplet end sll eroOlogi Yf the rk;l. ' IG6 1"15 This medicine, invented by' Dr. .J. ScnES ye. Of PLI:A de/Phia, is intended to dissolve the food obit make it into chyme. the first process of digestion. by cleiining the stomach with Sc bench's Ma tilt rake Pills, the Tonic ,riltn restoreelbe appetite, and fend that could net he eaten bye fare 'lcing it will lie easily .digested. Consumption cannot be cured by sel,,ibcki s Syrup unlios the stomach and liver is made berth by and the appetite restored, hence the Topic and Pills are re quired in!Awl) , every case of ciinitimption. A halfdozen bottles of tit e SEAWEED TONIC and three rir fiur boxes of the MA XIALAK.k: PILLS will cure any ordinary cafe of dyspepsia. Dr. Schenck makes professi•mal visit, in New. Turk, and at his principal Office in Phi week. See daily tapers of each place, or I i, pamphlet, ou c,ninnipt ion Fir hie days for visit:L[l,4i. Pleage observe. when purchasing, that the two like nesse, of the Doctor, nno when iu the last -tags of r,,n niption. and the other as be r.ow in. in er1... , t healtu are ~n the Government stamp. Sold by Druggist. and Dealers. price ;1.!•,,, por 27.59 the Lalrdozen. All letter. f.,r ninere ttlt••1 is he addre..ed to Dr. llicherick's Principal North 6th street. Philadelphia. Pa. tielt.. lal IVllt,leaa le Agent.: Dern.i. ne. N. V. Md.: John D. Parke. Clarinet Woo.; Walker k Taylor, Chwago, ft,... t't Loul,.' Mu. iOct.lh, 1166.-xetnly. lIELMTIOLD'S EXTRACT lICCIIU end I..WPROVEI, Rose IYasticuresseeret end delicate ili , ordersinall their linger, at little expense, little or no change in diet. no inconerro enceanil no exposure. It In plea•otnt in tact. and odor Immediate in ita action. and free from all injurious pro p-rties. t Feb. 24 I y • cos .ERA,SI 1 'E ti A v ct a n nT n i , : r, ra l n PURE;MAi the STANDARD OF EXCEL LENCE. For gala by - all Grocers. lIELMBOLD'F. CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BECIIE Is the Great Diuretic. A. 113 ~ )N, L NTRAIEI, EXTRA , : SU, tylrrt:, Is the t;reatßlo ,,, l.Puryier: Id.th are prepared according tt, rude. ut l'harnedt nn-0 Chenliatry, and are the 1116 it art t hat ran de made .3fonclay Morning =flew Atitertiscnients. Apprentice Wanted. A hoy of about 15 to years r,f age, of good habits. fair intelligence, who desires-to Learn die Printing business, ;an grt a placc by applying-at once at this °Moe. SETTLE FP. THE books of BIDDiE STRICK norm hncp heenplacedin my hands flo collection. All claims not settled by the first of July next. will Im mediately thereafter hes tosed by suit. June 5, 1867.—Zit A. J. COVER. HA Ts OAPs:, FURS. • S. S. Mc - CREARY Has just opened a new assortment of II A T S aid CAPS. of the latest style and Ilighion, which he is pre pared to sell at reduced prices and lower than the same goods can be had in the city. Call nitd stock, at his UN establishment on Chamherslitirg street, opposite Buehler's Drug Store. Gettysburg, June 5.1867.-1 y FRAMES OF EVERY KIND, for Large Pictured, Marriage Certificate*, Church Certificates, Missionary Certificated, kc.. very cheap at S. G. SHEAF PEWS Nem Gallery, Hanover. Pa. June 5, ISC7.-11• P T. 13 AR\ ' S tPatenti ELASTIC STRAP AND BUCKLE PANTS, VESTS and DRAWERS This little invention is just oat. and as it is no "hum bug" is meeting with a rapid sale. It can be applied in a moment to any garment, by any person, cawing it to lit perfectly. Its elasticity prevents tearing the straps and hulkles off the clothes, and also allows perfect fret - Audi of the body while working or taking exercise. For sate by tailors and the trade generally. Send 25 eta. for strap, circulars, tarma to agents and the trade, to the BARNUM E. 8. & Si CO. 6LO Broadway, New York. Agents Wanted in every county June fi, 1867.-17 FARM AT PRIVATE SALE I offer for sale my 'PARS! situated 'in Straban town ship, two miles east of Gettyeburg. on the turnpike read ing to York, and known on the old Troetle Farm. It contains 151 ACRES of good land, and is in a high state of cultivation. It has been thoroughly limed, and is in good repair. The fences are mostlY of good locust posts and chestnut rails. There are about 20 ACRES In good Meadow, lying in three separate parts. There are also about 35 scree of thriving timler .and good spyings of Water in every fled except one. There is a dew two story BRICK HOUSE, and a Bank Barn over 100 feet long newly covered. There lean excellent Spring near the Rouse; also a good well o‘dr ater near the Barn.— About 6 Acres are covered WlClPMExcellent grafted Fruit —Apples and peaches. .h?-Any person wishing to purchases good Rome will do well to view this sung little Farm before purchasing elsewhere. .1108$PH TROSTL.E. June 5, 1867.—tf FARM AT PRIVATE SALE I offer at private sale 'tray residence In Tyrone town ship. one mile west of liebikenborg, oa the Menallen road, 100 ACRES OF GOOD LAND. on which-are a tan nery Log House, weather.bbarded, and plastered Stone Kitchen, and Bank Barn, There is a good well of Water near the /louse; also two streams of never-failing water running through the farm. About 20 Acres are of young thriving TIMBER, with a never-failing Spring of, run ning water thereon. There are ab00t,25 Acres of gOod Meadow Land; also a gOod Lime Kiln on the farm, and ,a good ORCHARD OF FRUIT. The. Farm has been limed threetimes within fifteen years. It lain a high state of cultivation, sod is sarroanded with Mills and Marches. There is a good School•house on the farm. 1121—Aoy person wishing to see this Farm," or that on . the York tumplke„orill find me at home at all tithes. June 5. 18131.—tf JOSEPH TROSTLE. U. INTERNA4. REVENUE' • TAXES.-Notlce Is hereby iiiYOU that Appeals will be received relative to any arrogates,' or Onceiwire valuations or aniessments returnel Wilda °Ora in. the annual list of Iriternal Rectum. Ticteiribilllff, on Saha , day, the IWh day of June • inst., it tier nem or.T. A. Neely, in Gettysburg, for persons residing in Adams county. The piste and asteuments will be open to the *spec, Lion and elimination of all parties bilktmkitti4. from 10 o'clock, A. bi.„ until 4 dolor-14P. M, otriddl,clay, • AllayPallbi are required to la * yfritft, NO, intuit specify the particular mule; nigger or UN* respecting Mach h . deaden is requestai,ll6l atil• Puiscotinileor of liner complained of. , TAttl.Nicrin, Taus 5,1657.- 4118"Nr 1 2I 411111.4 . Y1°111; 7770.3 WISTAR'Sll : ll.gi t il I WILD This remedy has loag been Cherished by the community for its remarkable efficacy in relieving, bealing_aftd cur ing the mosiobstinate, painful and . long-standing cases of Cough, Cold, Influenza, ,Sore Throat, Bronchitis, If"harping Cintgh, Croup, Atthnia, inflcimmation of the Lungs; while even Consumption Itself has yielded to its magic influence when all other means have failed. Its whole'history proves that the past has produced no re medy o l f equal value, as a care i for the numerous mad dangerous pulmonary affections which 'prevail all over the land. UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY. From Asinw Anna, EML, of Fairfield, Me ..About eight years since my son, Henry A; Archer, now Postmaster at Fairfield, tiomerset Comity, Ile., was attacked with spitting of blood, cough, weakness ul Lunge, and general debility, so much so that our fami ly physician declared him to have a "SLaTeD COrtSUMP- Tiox." He was under medical treatment fur a number of months, but received no benefit from it. At length, from the solicitation of bimselfand others,l was induced to purchase one bottle of WISTAR'd BALSAM OF WILD CHERRy, which benefitted him so much I obtained an other bottle, which in a short time restored• him to his usual state of health. 1 think I cad safely' recommend this remedy to others in like Condition, for it is, I thini% all it purports to be--rut CHEAT DING BOUCOT YOH Thin I The above statement, gentletnenils my voluntary offering to you in favor of your Balsam. and is at your disposal." Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & SON, Di Tremont et., Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally. June 5,1861.—1 m GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE ANZIIIIIIBT, 3.lAss., 0ct.13. 1867 Air. Grace—Dear Sir:—Having been afflicted grievous ly for several weeks with a severe abscess upon my side. I used several remedies for its eradication w ithout re ceivin any relief, until I applied your salve, which ef fected a Fpedy and pi•rmanent cure. I therefore feel happy to certify my confidence'iti its virtues. 1=22111 JAMES BEAN I certify to the truthUness of the above statement • 11. S. DCAP.BORN, Strii W. FOWLS k SON, Boston, Proprietors. *old by all Druggists, at 23 cts. a box. By notien cis Julie 5,1867.—1tu TO CONSUMPTIVES. The advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, atter having suffered fur several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption—is anxious to make known to his fellow4mfferern the means of cure. To all who desire he will send a copy of the pre scription used (free of charge). with the directions far preparingand using the mune, which they will find a sung crag for CONISCMPTION, AsTUNA, Raoxctttrts , Cu 1.4111 Cocotte, and all Throat and Lung A ffect lode, Ihe only object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benidit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be inLalnable, and he hopes every sufferer will try remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, cats, by return mail, will please adds Leis REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg. Kings C. 5., New York. .—ly J rt . r. : , 1 Su: T'. T. 141 - mum's (patent; .I::.tavic STRkI . AXD Duckt.s for Prints, Vests and Drawers is a little luvention which will commend itself to every gentleman %vim good tilting clothes without feeling reit , ained in his movements. and to persons who tear the straps and buck les from their garments it will be worth double the cost. These attape are very qurable, neat, and eta variety of styles. colitis and prices, to allit nil. An agency for the sale of them here would he very profitable. See tieenient. NO 1. SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TUNIC oLGATi: COLGATE S; Co'S GERMAN IMM APPEALS. few livntistintato. WM. C. STALLSMIT GETTYSBURG, PA„ CARPENTER tir, CONTRACTOR, Keeps constantly on band and manntactqraa to cords DOORS, SHUTTERS, BLINDS, SASH, DOOR AND WINDOW 'FRAMES, CORN/CS , DOOR AND And any other Article in the Building Line Seasoned material constantly on band, experienced workr men always in readlnow, and work exeented with d e patch. Orders promptly attended to June 5, 1867.—tf VALUABLE DWELLING-HOUSE AT PRIVATE SALE The subscriber, interrding to leave' Oettyebnrg, offer 4 at Private Sale, the HOUSE in which he now resides, in Baltimore street. It' has been thoroughly repaired; painted and papered; is furnished with an abundance of soft water, and with gas. The property has a front of Seventyeight feet on Baltimore st., has a spachms.yard.; with a number of choice Fruit Trees In it. and a large Barn in the rear of It. Possessiot, given August 15th, 1867. F. A. 511.1HLENBERG, Tr. June 5, 1867.-tf DR. R. lIORNER'S DRUGS, STATIONERY AND NOTIONS, ilk own preparatillllll are all guarantied to aninirer the purpo-0. Intruded. Dr. It. ll.rner's A nti.Cholera and Diarrbom mix Dire. for all diseases of the stomach • and Lawel s. Fragrant , !yrrh, for preserving and Ileantify ing the tee: h, and fo• all diseases of the gum.. 11k Ton IC and A I terit ire P6wderoi, fur Iluraee and Cnt tle, are Elper kyr 1. any in the market. $ fur wrJital use. Pre,riptiOlls Medi, al itdrict without charge IMIIM BOUNTY ACCOUNT. A GENERAL STATEMENT of the 2 4- Bounty Arroyo of UNION TOWNSIIIP...Adarue rvuuty, Pu., made the lytl, day of April, ISC.7. Year ISC,.;.—SAMUEL KEW:Br, Trearurrr. Lis T. T. rrr•;ved By Berma. SI tmrb matooitiltt.. •• Chart, S l .au g ler's •• Lewi. Man Ar's Anditor'i. reee and .tatiouary •• Not, and itlterefgt Balance iit lixii,l,,fTrert,nrer BOHM T, balance Hs Laud, of Treasurer S , '. 43 Tax receiNo4 fik,ns Jahn HPller,bergnr, Collector.. 100 00 Thu received trim ilarlll , lll St ri n• r011ect.r........ 000 00 s , -' '• '2.50 00 •• •• •• • •• •• .. 7:10 00 .- 100 tlo • and intereet Paid E. , 31.atiu Gr0ve......... P 21.5 41 Jootylt L. Shorb,.... 1,304 00 Paid Lewi.Malm. •!.1013 00 - - Notes and in ter. st paid to Geo. lbuteboar 380 00 '. Harman Strine 530 00 Money paid to Jacob Basel:war 5 0$ Auditors' fees 3 00 Money paid BeaJaralud•'orry 310 99 . John Spangler 10 60 Treaenrer'e fees 37 99 in liAn.i."(Trra4urer Trxr 1 , - To ',Alai., frAn former Trear.firer cf.l..tan Cu:le,t, Tax a.re,3ed for 1S0; Note Anil int..r.,t to T. J .)IcCl,,in $3lB 00 Einich Lefever, Commit tee 6 60 Jar it., M Bollinger, .' 3 00 Samuel I'. Sign ng, •• 360 John Kerennerger, Cnilect, . '.l 16 Eri i n er a ti ii iis............... I.'. 40 Auilitoro'rees 3 00 Clerks' foil. 00 (7,4 lectors' Nis. Sane: el Hecker S OS Treavarer's feem 2 'A Corn mitt fees . . Bainn.^. in of Trea.nrer the undersigned, Auditors of Union township. harinc audited the Bounty Accounts of the shone nAmed Treasurer' do certify that they ere correct to the beet °rout huow ledge and belief. Witnees our hands the 19th day of April,ll"U7. Julie 5,1.567.-Zt" earriago, iiarnrss, ]NEW SADDLER SHOP. ON.,".`, l :,e,„"oin" . b"„nnadl,"„ini . QSetrt"o ote'r"ratukrign;l l s . a„TCon RIDING SADDLES, WAGON SADDLES, CARRIAIE HARNESS, DRAUGHT HARNESS, RIDING BRIDLES, BLIND BRIDLES, COLLARS, FLY NETS, &c. as low as the lowest. May 29,1867.-If. J. X. ROWE. • 11111 C ARRIAGE -MAKING RESUMED. The war being over, the undersigned have returned the CARRIAGE-MAKING BUSINESS, at theirtild stand, In Kant Middle street, Geltystiurg, where they are again prepared to put up work In the most fashionable, substantial, and superior manner. A let of new and second-hand CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AC, on hand, which they will dispose of at the lowest prices; and all orders will be supplied as promptly and satisfac torily as possible. r.irREPAIRING-10 done with dispatch, and at cheapest rates. A large lot of new and.old HARNESS n hand for sale. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed them, they solicit and will endeavor to deserve a large share in the future, May 29.-4 f NEW ,F I R•AI I AT THE OLD STAND. [EVABLISHED IN 1817.] I ha associated with me,in business, my eon, JOHN F. -a. 11l ava.r, under the firm and sty le of D. MoCtzaar & 8 , and I desire to any to my old friends and the pub licof g uerally that. inure the war, the manufacture of Biddies, liar ness,Collars, kc., has been revived at the old established and well known stand on Baltimore Street; one square south of the Court ilouse,Gettysburg, pa, Having had an experience of 40 years in this establith ment, I feelassured. that, with renewed attention td bus itleallywe can still further merit and-teceive a fa li share of public patronage Feb. 1.1866 With increased facilities for conducting our bushiest!, we are better prepared than aver to satisfy the wants of all those who may need anythingth oar line'. espie• dally call.the attention - of Farmers and others to tie superior quality of • Plain or, Quilted Siust HorialdelLeathere. Saddles, ;limes, all kinds , with 'or Plain or Quilted Seat no , without Ilteteolugs, • "Toro, Plain. or Quilted Seat SideSOßtcb Oellersaelether), I , ' Saddles, " ttittiring), PlalnorFancySaddleClothe No Seam Colin* Weacia Saddles, -Seat Welt Ilartneetziokare, Rid lug Bridles, o‘all Ittude,P,ret • ue,jite4bey Adler; Zitr Sr ,Witek, rounded or ', tohdd titietteNette flat, Beet Leather ;Wagon WMpii ) tg i, t rrisi rtli g tgalee, .404 ,1 04 and bAluttiong,, • *llama*, piletyleeßleiteekTeitatiiiiips; silver orllack 'mounted, ,TretQasWhip, nervy Draft Beruees„ t Suetiolenediattl!wige, Blind Brldlek , • , Wlelpistettes,„ • • alratutrt 41eviellbetthete,,,-kohebe4 CrelltEgue. la.hart, averythiztWx.ertsfasto a errtetata gnaw hone fairolahing ment cooralonftpon hoopt miohNioo ardor prozikriliT: ft! the 17 1 er Degripa bythfe. Solt orethrfehtictorotlorofthi the toil • ' havinorhiktilla tirliiiihibliMotoittiox'thifl • • • yearn.) tire now manofOniiikilin le-416e-416 Drottlitlit aortal; MOinfirAhodi, who pan• W ill title=lllolloolllVt - . 0) IstoltHohib iikleeitiihtfrinoll,96l4al I turn*. • ir k, _ ---74b3ta All • o rtitlltedto lOC 1118480,44 • r Atm* WINDOW BRACKETS. • GETTYSBURG, PA ol.•in Chapp,d c.refully fille.l REBERT, Tr., surer DR. 3,017 43 !011 N BA C 111.117. Trea.urer DR. AMOS LEFEVER. ABRAHAM SELL, DAVID BOYER. . Auditors. DANNER & ZIEGLER DAVID MeCR4ABY Aitio gooks, grugg, Zffitdicineo, kr. Drugs and Medicines. FORNErSOLD STAND. underaigned havingitaken charge of Skis old sad popular Stbre, takes pleasure in in— fanning the public that he is constantly receiving fresh supplies of all kinds of VlttiGii AND MIDICINES, from the most reliable houses, and is prepareed to accommo- date his customers with any article In his line NEESE fIVOS AND MEDICINES, ofevery description, al) the popular PATENT MEDI CINSId of the illsy,withia toll supply ot chemicals. Per turnery, Paints - Dye Stuffs, Varnishes, Fluids, Tarpon tine, Nair Oils, ' Extracts, Soaps,. Braehei, together with a great variety of Fancy articles—in short, everything lousily found in a first class Drug Btore—constantly on hand. 4FirPhysicians supplied at reasonable rates, and pre scriptions carefully compounded and prepared at all hours of the day and night—Sunday not excepted. •Be ing determined to sell cheap, he would ask a liberal share of ',Wylie patronage. Give nes call and nee for your selves. JOHN 9 FORNEY. Aug. 9, 1866. • A. D. BUEHLER THPLOGICAL, CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANROUS BOOTS, DRUGS, MEDICINES, STA TIOSER Y, PERFUMERY OF ALL KINDS, GETTYSBunG, PA., Chawthereburg street, ncar Dictinopd. MAy Z, 1667.-ly lital . (tatt Salts A FARM The uudersignud having quit housekeeping, will s' I her FARM at private sale, situated in Mountjuy town- Ld, A me county, near the road leading from the Two Tavern o Taneytown, about two miles on the former place, containing about _155 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. The improvethents itiea one and hal /story House and Log Hare, with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib, Hog House, Car tinge House. Spring House, and other necesoary outbuild ings and a never taiiing Spring of Water near the- door, and all kinds of Fruit on the farm. The land is in a good state of culti sufficient with sucieut quantity of Wood Land and Meadow. The lances are in raxid condition, with A great many bestaur Sidle. The property is convenient to School, Church, Market and Lime. 4,i-Persons wishing to view the property are request ed to cell an Mr. iiVilir MUMMEII7' living on the farm. May 29, Isit7.-:tte CATUARINE STONAIt. ItS...Vork True Democrat insert to amount dl $3 . and charge this oni,e. T IMBER LAND AT 3 17.8L1C SALE The subwril.er., Exacubila of the Lat will ano tefta :mint of Joh u Dull, deceame4. will alter at Public Sale, on Saturday, the 15t/1 day or Jun , next, on the prealites, a tract of PRIME TIMBER LAND, s iik ,., -3 situate in MenaHen township, Adame county, about no mile north of Bereleresille,iin the road leading from that place to Holly l'afem Mill, adjoining lands of Ja-ob He bert. Isaac Wright, William McCreary, and others, con- Lathing $lOO.OO '3MI (JO 140 dt) 9 00 3 - 89 30 ABOUT iN ACRES, 'laid MT in lot. of from .5 to 9 ACRES, and roverl4l with dllred•rate White, Black and Rock Oak. and Ilickory TIM HER. 4.499 30 82 4 • The lots, with hot two erceptions, adjoin the public road and all . are of say seers, Persons wishing to view the land are TNT:esti/4 to call on David Dull, residing 'clear It. INI ak•Sale to at 'I o'clock. A. L., on said day, when attendance will be 4.: en arid terms Inade tialorri by ONKAD DULL, . 1 E St: LULL, Executors. .1114 y 29, 19;7 3t FARMS FUR SALE I will sell the Farms No. 1. Lying on the Ilarrisburg rad Gettysburg road boiwc4o York Springs and if eidfterr• burg. containing 12l ACRES, with improvements, now occupied by James Miller. Price 525 per acre. ' No. 2. Lying on the Carlisle and Nev Oxford row!, between Heidlersburg and New ho.- ter, containing 145 ACRES, with good improvements, Sow occupied by George J. Shank. Price ssi; per acre. Term': One half to be paid on the delivery of the fiord: the Waage to suit the purchaser, either in cash Or,in first .'slgment Bonds of sot less than $2OO for No.l, *nd $4OO for Yo. 2. to DJ paid annually with interest. iris-These farms ars patented, lie handsomely and have' beim limed: W. P. BONNER. May Ir, 1667.-tf ~ 017 4 3.002 SW 14 6-4 FOR SALE THE undersigned will sell at Private AL Sale 3 Book Ca.4e.., 1 Marble top 'Dressing Elarean s Bedstead, 2 Tables. 2 Rocking Chairs. I Cook Store and Hi tur,s, and meters] other articles f r hon.ekeeping— tnl In good order. J. K. WARNER. May 29. 1867.-tf Sit rkt J 3 97 404 "e 4415rellintroto ENE T HE GREAT RADICAL NEWSPAPER FORNRY'S . P4ESS Nu roM 1 . 1:0.‘1 ISE W ITH TRAITURs 75 12 . 1 6 9' (iET THE ItE, 4 T AND I'IIKAPE,T NEW , P.O'Er. IN TH ('QVNTTtY BM THE PRESS A first-clve Dotible-eheet Eight-page paper, contain tit( Fortyeight columne. ,Published Every Merwing, Southwest roruer SEV &NTH and CHESTNUT streets. Philadelphia TA II .; D 73 $B.OO PER ANNUM 1 4.00 FOR SIX MONTHS $2.00 FOR THREE MOTES TRI-WEEKLY E S S $4.00 PER ANNUM $2.00 FOR SIX MONTHS $l.OO FOR THREE 310.*Hs THE BUNDA Y L PRESS $2.00 PRE. ANNUM. $l.OO FOR SIX MONTHS. THE WEEKLY PRESS, THE MOST VALUABLE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN EMEEZZEI li contains items of interest to every one READ TUE TEEMS P3/1 COPT $2 00 per annum. ripe Conte n 900 ‘i TIN COPIZO 17 50 " TRUTT Collie 33 00 ", To the getter up of a Club of Tee of nuireCoples an ex tra copy will be given. All orders sltould beilddressed- to S. W. cor. SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Sta., Philadelphia, Pa. ifay to GROVESTEEN & CO.'S PIANO FORTES, O.4NUFACTO.R-Y, 499 BROADWAY, lyR,W' YORK, HE attention at :the Public and the trade is Invited to our Nsw&l.t.s 7 OCTAVE 80814 WOOD PIANO FORTES, which for volume and purity of tour are unrivalled, *say-hitherto onered in this market. They weigh' 411 the modern improyemente, French grand Upton, Pao Pedal t lon Frame, Over ;irking Ham, att.; and eaditastrument being made tinder the personel savershdon et IL flaw/sauna, who line had a practkalexperience of over 35 years In their of 'aientifectnrerietplipwarranted in emery fartionhir. p i a "9rolstitsift Piano Fortes" ren?bret, the award AT PRIVATE SALE YE s s JOILN W. FORNEY, Editor and Proprietor, - get t no 4 foundry. GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY. maigubicriber would Inform his caatomm andotbors that ha still manufacturing various kinds of Cos. tiny acid Icacbineit, made to order, on short notice, such • THRESHERS AND POWERS, (See differ-WA sizes of Powers,) Clovereeel Hullers and Cleaners, COO Sheller, and Separators, Corutodder Cue. ten, Straw and Hay Cutters, Ploughs, such as Cam's the Ploughs, Barshear Ploughs, Side-hill and ' Corn Plonglor; • WIRE•SPRING KOREY RAKE, the latest. improvement; also Mobil Screws for Cider Presses, Iron Rpiiing to Cemeteries or. Porches, with everything else n hh line , all It low prices. FOR BALI—A light Twahorse Viagon, a. On•-horse Wagon, all new. DAVID STERNER. 1, May 29.-0' • GETTYSBURG FORGE. r r ilE subscribers respectfully inform the Pnbllc that th ey have erected a Forge in con nection frith their steam ADD, and are now manufactur ing Forge-Hammered Iron , finch as Plough, Horse-shoe and Bar Iron, and respectful: ly invite Blacksmiths and Dealers to give them a call, feeling satisfied that tLey will be able to please as to quality, finish tind price. BRING MAN & WARREN. N. B. The highest market price paid for wrought scr tp Iron , & W. Dec. 13,1866. (rani,. lumber, Time, k. T• ,umBER! LuMBER! NEW LUMBER YARD IN EINIMIT TEBURU, MD. WE would respectfully inform the V public that we bare mtabl istied aLA IttlE LUM BER YARD in Ellituittobut g, Md. LUMBER. SCANTLING, PICKETS AND LATHS FLOORING BOARDS, WINDOWS, DOORS, SHUTTERS, BLINDS, andoivery dewcrintion of Building Lumber furoblhed at the lowest each, prince, by WILLIA Juno :11, Aceut for Pottor k Co. NEW - LUMBER YARD, - TAE undersigned has opened a LUMBER YARD, on the Railroad, Near Guinn & Reilly's Lime Kilns. Gettysburg and mks the public to -dye him a call. Bic assortment in one of the best ever offered here, anu his prices afford only the smallest living profit. He has WHITE PINE: PLANK, inch and hall BOARDS, FLOURING, Ac., and is con stantly adding to his chock. Come and examine (Jr you reels - es. lE~A supply of Shingles. at low prlce,niway4un - Nov. 1, 1055.—tf. JACOBKM/6. Lime & Coal. GUINNk REILLY have erecte two additional Lime on the Railroad, at are therefore better prepared than over to supply G best of LIME, in large or stuallquantities. Farmers am ottiera can hereafter look for a more prompt- filling their orders, and are invited to extend and coot") cheer favors to a firm which is making every effort toe iiotnmodate them in the best manner rossible. They will also continue to keep on hand. for sale. good supply of the different kind s of COAL, which the will tell at small profits. Coal and Lime deliveredanywher 'ln Gettysburg. June2l, 1866.—tf . SHINGLES.—Prime Shingles,the beat in the market. fr,r %ale at J1C01; now Lumber Yard, 00 the, Railroad, adjoining the Line lidni.Gettydhur.z. ..Ntry. 1 561,.-ts —• storo, 42.,tutrare, TL\-WARE AND STOVES. THE largest assortment of Tin-ware in the County At S. ti. Coon's , formerly kndrew Polley's; also !wine ~t the boit Coy king rdovee in the ruarket.amongwhichdre the OLD DOMINION, CoM Pito3llS E. PENNSYLVANIA, NoBLE 0/OE. ECONOMIST, BARLEY SUEAF, (the latter bidng one of the latest and best Cooking stoves out). Ale., many irt her article, tq . kitchen use, which will be •iuld a, low le at any etherplace in the S. April 12,1566. G. COOK. COOKING STOVES and Tinware, at reduced prices Alec, Bridge's Doable Fire Chamber, Patent Fire nice Stove, a near and superior invention. Call andsee it at S. 0. COOKS. legal Roticto NOTICE TO' TAX-PAY rte County Commissioner ; e thie ) triethod of inform ing the Tax-payers of Ada county that the State Au thorttiee Du longer all abatement for early payment ~f State.Taxra—bn aria flue per cent. to the quota ut, each county th cies not pay by the let of August. The Commissiotrei's therefore give notice that in order to meet this demand, Tax-payers throughout TOES county will be expected to pay cm or before the 15TH DAY uP JULY NEXT—otherwise sue per cent. must tee added by the Collector+ in all Ca,-a. By order cf Comm imfloner.. .7. 'l. WALTER. C...r1; Mey 1,4;7 T o BRIDGE BIALDEiIs rrope , alr will he received by the Coinufhotioners Adirois cutely. until THURSDAY, the'Jntli day ofJUSE next. for BUILDING A COVERED WOoIiEN BRIDGE ACROSS OPOSSUM CREEK. at Bricker's Mill. on the road leading from Bricker hi II to Bender's Church.— The Bridge is to tie built after the style of ...Burr's Pa tent." one span one hundred and three feet long—TO be bulk of the beet, mountain white pine. Stone can be bad near the site of the Bridge. Plans and specifications an be seen by perams wish ing to bid on the day of letting, or by application to J. M. NVal ter. Clerk to the Commissioners. ABRA HAM &RISE, SAMUEL WOLF, NICHOLAS WIERMAN. G,mmissionsrs. !May lith ISiI -td A ttrtg WALTER, Civrk. V • • OTICE.-- , —Letters of Administra tion no the estate of Jour T. 31cIturrots. late of tiettysburg. Adams county. Pa.. deceased, haring been Canted to the undersigned. re iding in the same hit. onigh, the thereby gives noti 70 to all persons indebted to said estate.to make immediate payment. and those hay ing claimragainst the same to present them properly authenticated for settlement. I= NOTlCE.—Letters of Administra tion on the estate of Jews RICE, of Menallen town ship. Adams county. deceased, havini been granted to the uudersizned, residing In the !tame township, they hereby give notice to all persons indebted to sail estate to make immediate payment and those having claims a telnet the same will preseni them properly authenicated for settlement. :SIARTA A. RICE, Addz'z. LEANDER 11-, RICE, A dm'r 31416, 1867.—Gt NOTlCE.—Letters testamentary the estate ofJaisits WlTHEasroon. late of Nreedom township. Adams county. deceased. having been granted to the undersigned, the first named residing in freedom tdianship and the last named residing in the borough of Oettyehurg,they hereby give notice teal( persona indebt ed to said estate to make immediate payment, and thOse having CIAiMB against the sane to present them properly authenticated fur settlement. JOSEPII WITBERSPOON, JOEL B. DAN:six:l, May 9,18C7.-6t A.-Al • XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters Testamentary on the Estate of Jane Waimea, late of Ilenallen township, Adams county, Penna., deceased, haring been-granted to the undersigned residing in laid township. ha hereby gives; notice to all persons indebt ed to said estate to call and make immediate payment and those having claims against the same will present them properly authenticated toreettlement. NOAH D. SNYDER, Executor. May Z,1867.-6t* DISSOLUTION. tr HE partnership heretofore existing 11 etwoen the undertrigned under the Arm of GARB. NER & BROTHER, of Petersburg, Y. 8., to hereby die eols,ed. All persons indebted to said firm, will please mike payment without delay. Either partner is authorised to use the name of the firm in the settlement of the bu siness. J. A. GARDNER. J. W. GARDN.ER. HAVING disposed of my stock of merchandise to _Mews. Hartman ,k Sadler, and, in retiring from &successful business career of nearly eighteen years, I hereby return my grateful acknow, lodgements to my friends andcnabansors for their liberal patronage, and cheerfully recommend t 4 their generous • encouragement, my imcceseors, Ileum. Hartman t.l3ad ler. • J. A. GARDNAIR. April 18. 18137.-If rants. , . , WANTED-- ~ FIVE HUNDRED. AGENTS, To canvass or sell by subscription the Portrait of ON. THADDEUS STEVENS, 'Which we areaboot to uk Sisk• Thu Portrait is from a Photograph bit the We IF; Eberman, and is acknowledgpi to be theriart, of this distinguished Statesman that htia ever be en The artist, who stands at the head of hie argils to has defe. red a trip to itnime expressly to ex iii rz tide great work ofart. Thu s picture ofone of the liv ing Statesmen, will be one of the beet Stet 'Arid Portalts eyemprotinced in this imentty, and *e ". ~ •,,,,- abled to offer in tincemetita th agents toteake Mon/may, , as are rarely offered anywhere. Excited,. territory* ~ be given to good and reliable men in 'illt Srir i tlX _An. United Stater. Personi Wishing . *A ; -*elk to call in person or address ti i n ally, . tilett . all the particulars will beim e known., . „, - • T. .16:-.14%,E, • 1 May 29.-Et - No. 6 East King st; t irkeeltrwe, - , - . . _ . . A GEXTS SW()der Month attd PaW, Male orremale:Agaats, duos *M r AND; womb jiViIaNTICUSA6L, utility In Geary household. Avail prptwing tO work on Commiadormiant earn. froffi 120 .11* w. per thy. for fa l particulars enclose stikrap, sad address. W. G. WILSON 0046311"5t.', Plain., Pa., Mars l 4: 22 4 l Wit -- • • - • • • • r • , 1911 - abut Ms damp .4t =ad. Thaii w am, a larteTrastTty gandlopitice stan4klirt • . • First Nitional Bali of Gettysburg ALLOWS / • .T.. 1" 7' E L'.s'T 0-V DEP()SIT, GOVERMENT S9C , UR I TTES, 6! 0 1, D S I . 1, T" F. , Convert.; 7-30 ._1 ( "0/c..3 into 5-.20 L'ond4. D. A. BUEHLER. Adner THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK A. OF GETTYSBL'RG will cash 5-20 and 10-40 L. S Bonds, also 74;0 and Compound Interest Notes ~,GEOROS ARNOLD, Cashier. GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL IISSUE\St it xecatom .IfirINTIVREST ?Wowed on SPECIAL DEPOSITS at 3, Ifinad 5 per eent.i according to length of time of de. T. D: CARSON. Cashier. DR4XEL & CO. 34 89UTII THIRTY STREET, . - tS". 7 •PCY . :Without charge, sad at o►aemtt „with& PftOFIT to the GO VEIL , • comromnolwrsnasr 7rorpt WANTED. ApPlWan Irby mull Willreca: r erpamitattaitiou t uall all tufo lop: oksorluftl, Stocicilicr.)xyiktit Audi ou conks:W*oou b or la We fr. • OritaroailiCitud, . Tab. SI. . • . • • • , 5 vssT. , LTA T E LOAL ..irgAg, STAIX CO UMAXR " - u mCwAL TAXATION, in Tro 4111121'0d ilignams ton% ou atiplleawn to tie neavie& pink or. Banker; kW b; Mar ' , Piths ellthiniairo4.l ' , - •• - JAY •CIIVIAA i k • • ?: F " , We 'MAIM , k/ CO., WANTED iiu-Iduskittit lend MO*, Skine-LitittOiefinsOgito • - ol k i t gel. se ID47' ... rerfialtailk torwarfing Tfouoto 1' 0 R W. IA ft D .j. N 7 t • , , AND COMMISSION' HOUSE. ;_____ 7 FI.OUR ;AND FEED. ........_.- , • GRAIN AND GROCERIRS. . .. . . . HAVING . pur sea the extensive Warehouse, thits, heretofore owned by Samuel Herbst, we beg leave to the pablin that we are continuing therbordneseelL the old stand on . the corner of Washington and Rails.* streets, on a moretzte n shre scale than heretofore. "., Wears paying the hig mik market price fir Flour, piiGrain end all kinds of mt. Plonrand Feed, Salt, anall kinds of Groceries, kept constantly on hand and fo sale, cheaper than they can ha had anywhere else. Plaster, and all kindsof fertilizers, constantly on• .hand, or furnished to ord er . WA reguier line ef Frght Cal's wil I tears ow Ware house every TUBS i. , AY NIBNING. and 'accovetioslatiOn trains will he run as occasion may require. By thia_ar rangement we are preparied to convey Freight at all times to and from Balthnolle. All businesa of this kind entrusted to us, will be priimpt ly attended to. Our care run to the Warehouse oildtevenson A Mum 105 north Howard street, hattintort. Being determined to pay good prices, sell cheap and deal Fairly, we invite every body to give us a call. 1 CULP L EARN AB AW. • Aug. 9,1866. . . _ _ GRAIN AND GROCERIES.—The - highemt Market price' ,aid flrftrain and all kludge( Produce. Groceries, Penni er!otc.,conetaotly nn hand for Bait et the Ware-lion, of Aug. 9 MI6 1 CUI.P a KA IiNSTIAW. -- - • W. E. BIDDLE. H. S. PENNER. 100,000 Buslls.r Grain Wanted. NEW FIRM AT THE OLD WARE , HOUSE. WM. E. Bit:IDLE& CO. would inform the public that they have leased the Warehouse it the cor ner "(Stratton street and 41 r. Railroad, in I ivitysburg, where they will carry o n 'NIP: GRAIN AND 1 4 1:013CCE BUSINESS, in alias branches. The r hitliest prices will always be paid fur Wheat, Rye, Corni Oats, Clever and Timothy Seen . Yhixseed, Surnitei..Jl.oy Strove. Dried Fruit- Nuts, Soap, Hams, Shoulicerssiand Pulatotili, with everything else in the country preiture GROCERIES.—On handi tor •Coffees, Sugars, Molasses, Syrups. Teaii, Spaces, 41t. Soda, Mustard. arch. Blacking, Snaps, Ac. Alsn CoAE 0114 Fish 1311, Tar. ,te. FISH inl alt hinds; Spikesand Sails; Sm. and Chewing To• baccos. They are alway, able to itzroply l first rate article o Floor, with the different kiiids of Keed. , . Also, Ground Plaster, with (eustnine and other fertili zero. COAL, by the bushel, ton oP car load. They will run LINE OF FREIaIiT CA RS from Get . tyst urg to Baltimore once every w,oh. They are pre par-d to convey Freight either way, in any quantity, at REDUCED RATE. They will atteni, it desired. to the malting of purchases in ;the city, and delivering the goods promptly In liettlyMurg. Their care run to the Warehouse of Nathan !loop No. 12S North 11,vard street, near Franklin. ItAllimore, wherefreight will be received at alytlme. They invite the attention of the public to their line, neniurinz them that they will spare DO effort to aeConilleeetate all who Dray patronise them. Apt ill 9. 1866.—tf BID - DLE et BENNER. livery b'tabtes THE EAGLE LIVERY, SALE EXCHANGE STABLES iret , ,hington .S.trcct, ADJOINING THE EAGLE HOTEL. THE undersigned would respectful 1, iii`urin the punlie that he boa opened a new LIVERY. SALE AM) EX - CHANGE STABLE in this place. 50.1 is prepared t; olio superior Occur m