JUNE 12,1867.
NEWS OF NEIGHBORINIO COUNTIES
Bedford
Ex-SnEatsrMullin, - formerly a State Sena- ,
tor, died recently. Also, William T. ttals
ton. aged 10)years and eight months. .Tie
was a faithful soldier of the war of 1812.
Ir=2l
.
A Gas-light company and a Building As.so.
(dation are in process of formation in West.
m inter.
Cumberland
PETER A. KELLER, rejected . fbr Collector
of Internal Revenue, haft been appointed an
Inspect or-ot National Balks by the Treasury
Department.
~N N , ~ ~
Sr. PATRICK'S t_iturcurnsle, contributed
1 ..i . i 50.90 to the Offering to the Pope.
THE Twelfth Agriculture Fair will be held
in Carlisle, Oct. ly 2, 3 and 4.
THERE will be a Festival on.the ith of July
nu the Fair Grounds in earns proc6eds
to
. go to the. erection of the Soldiers' Mono-
Dauphin
- Tux Pennsylvania Steel Works, coni•erting
molten iron into steel in no minutes, by the
Bessether process, are in' actiN = ,t operation.—
The steel, as produced apt these works IS re
markable for its toughness. If is eminently
adapted for rails. The rags which have been
manufactured from it have been shown, by
rarefnl experimeint, to wear twenty-four times
as long as iron rails, while they cost but twice
as much.
There are from twenty-eight to thirty men
employed at the works, the larger portion'in
the converting room, and others in breaking
pig iron and the removal of the ingots from
the moulds.
Bessemer steel, as produced at the works
will bear 150,000 lbs. per square inch. The
• very best Pennsylvania, bar iron, which is un
rivalled in tbe world, will otnly carry 5(1,000
to 1,0,000 lbs. per square Mgt. l tiis exhibits
fully the advantage of the steel fer the iron
rail, and the- great
.revolutori in economy
which is about-to be'made In the construction
and repair of railroads in the United States.
Three million dollars: worth of steel rails,
and $7. - ,0,000 worth of tire for locomothT,
were bought in EuroKlait year for Amerieo
railroad companies. This material was made
out of ore and fuel far inferior to that of which
Pennsylvania has hundreds of millions of tons
lying in her iimuntains. only requiring the
game energy and skill displayed by the Penn
_
syrrania steel company to develop and manu
facture. But free trade nnw ~cianltonts this
entA•prise. and the people are aske7. instead
of patronizing home industry, to support the
forei 'producer at the expense of the home
manutakurer. An immense rollin! , mill to
operate in connection with the Steel Works.
is now in course of erection.
A SoLDIERA' Monument has been erectel at
llumwelstown, and was dedicated last Mon
day. It is twenty-three feet high.
Franklin.:
THE Chambersbure; Woolen Factory em
ploy's from eighty to one hundred hand. has
the finch Inachincry, blid turns out tirse-class
goods. it has recently matlent semi-annual
dividend cif four per cent.
THE repair of the roads in Washimztou
township, is sold by the authorities of the
township, by public sale, to the lowest and
best bidder.
liEv. J. Agnew Crawford has received a
call from the Presbyterian congregation in
Chatuhershimg.
"k4onu of the Independent Order of (kid
Fc/loNi-s. has been instituted at Orrstown.
making eheisixth in the county.
CBTUST Ch eh, Chatubersbure, contributed'
$2lO to the. Oiffng to the Pope.
Firederick. •
About $23,000 hav,heen subscribed to the
stock of the Frederick an Pennsylvania Rail
road Comp Any.
Lancaster. N
Tiii Coluinbia Spy uridersta,ndathat a Mr.
ol
Campbell Northumberland, hasi the con
tract for re uilding the Columbia Bridge.
MAJOR lwood (3rriest, 'present Cchint -
Treasuier, tas become editor' of the Lanetis
ter Inguir_r, an enterprising and excellent
paper. We welcome the Major to editorial
labor and responsibility.
tiAME, , )Alexander, Ezq., late T. S. As
sessor. died on the Ist inst., of disease of the
heart, in his 33rd year.
Perry.
thousand dollars in greenbacks wek
stolen on Saturday night, June 1, in Duncan
non, Perry county, from a min named Smith.
Also, a purse of different kinds of coil!, from a
dollar down to half a dime or cent. It is sup
posed that an Englishman who had been
"bobbing around" Duncannon for some time
is the thief. A reward of $4OO is offered for
the arrest of the robber. The above named
Englishman is a snort, chunky man, ,with
light hair, and a mark abovehis eye-brow; and
has an impediment in his speech.
Wnshinwton.
THE new Hose Hill Cemetery, in Hagers
town, is approaching completion, and Will be
a very beautiful spot.
A 1.11:13F. Woolen Factory is about being
establishethiiv a stock company, at Funks-
MEE
•
Carr. Geor: Shryock, of Hagerstown,
aged s 4 years, ha in his possession, a com
mission which was Ir . ven by Gen. Was-14g
ton to his fatheritin—laNs , Capt. Wn'4. Lewis,' of
Ist regiment of Levies i the service of the
IT. -S. It is dated Philadelphia: 3Tareh 19.
1791. and be 's the autographs of Gen. Wash
ington, and 'Gen. Knox then . 't
War. It is a very valuable relic. •
TH4I proprietors of the Hagersto • .
and other parties, have brought su4s
cover damages sufklid in May, 1862, b
mob.
B. F. 31. Hrntar, Esq., of Hagerstown,
has been appointed Register of Baukruptcy
for the 4th Congressional district.
THE Washington Comity National Bank
of NVilliamsport has declarN a semi-annual
dividend of five per cent.
York.
HENRY D.! SSCHIIII)T, late Ca 81114.7 of the
First National Bank, has 'been elected. Presi
dlnt in place 'of Eli Lewis, deceased':, and
Daniel Ba4tress, a clerk, has been eleet \ ed
•Cashier. s
TITE Slatevilles, Presbyterian congregation
have contr4ted with Win. Ramsey & Co.,
for th erection of ik s new church, 45 by 70
feet. for $6,500 and the nutterial in the old
church.
THE citizens of Dillsburg are trying to at
tract through that neighborhood, a proposed
railroad from Newville to the Caldonia Iron
Works. To this end, several pUblic meetings
have bean held, and , committees aktoitited.
Two Bien, giving their names an Henry
Smith and John Adains, were arrestekweek
before last in Carroll county, having in pos,
session two horses stolen from farmers living
in thy . lower end of Ycirk county. They are,
now in jail at York.
Tim formation of s Gas-light company is
about to be agitated in Hanover.
THE following persons have been recently
elected Directors , of the Hanover Saving Fund
Society: Henry A.. Young, 6eprge
Joseph - E. Cremer, Jacob Plorry, Edward
"Bair, David Wertz; David 3L Myers, 3fasibi
Lahr and Jacob Wirt.
Small. Swan., Esq., offers to give a lot of
ground and 115 f 000 towards AIM erection of a
Normal School! building rk.
Tex stockholders of tlirWrightsvilfe Iron
ComPluriare Ming a athd instalment, 93
fer cent of the capita
EACIr day seems to bring out som succes
sive development of rascallte: in oinmection
with the New Orleans swindle. 'lt appears
now that Cuthbert Bullitt,, late United States
Marshal, has bad or two Years past $250,000
of the proceedsf the cargo of the Grey Jack
et ih his possessi6n: He .has been using this
money in - New Yt.rit, hut recently ordered it
into the First National Bank, New Orleans,
where. it was when the bank closed. The
case of the GrerJacket has been recent
ly decided by thetTnited States Supreme Court
in favor'of The Government, and Mr. Bullitt
has been ruled into Court for not paying over
the money. Of course the Government will
lose the amount. As usual, his sureties are
worthless. Long live the Administration of .
.ndy Johnson !
74 ,
j Itbitio of the Illarkets.
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GETTYSBURG GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET.
GeUysburg. Wednesday Morning.
Super F10ur....512 000113 25 Apples. $0 0001 0 00
Extra Flour,- Li 64/.14 (0) Potatoes ': 6. - .02. 70
Rye Flour . 7 006 r 0 00 ,
Butter,
White Wheat, t 50(a. 2 60; Lard, •
Red tiligat 2 04 2 /itl, Eggs A..
Corn Os Bacon, 11i0n5,....
.
Rye 115 •• Sid e+,
°stet, (AP " chuu Wet s,
It tido% heal.... •SW l'elc lies 1061%
Tinu4lly Seed, 2 00 Chem,' ..
Clover Seed,... I; (Ii Apples,
.
Flux 5eed,..... • 2 25: Bluckberrles,....
Plaster Paris,. , 17 59!swip,
11. y per to.- - lil 0 0 c5.14 tio,Taliow,.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTEstonE; Mondall Morn/fig.
lIREA 1,,T1 - Frs.—.‘ ',out tlu .atnc degrup of
dul ne6s noted on Saturday continues to per
vade the market. We note tran•:aetions as
follows:
Flad: ft.—Holders appear to be rather more
confident, and manifest less disposition to
press sales, but as there is very littll , inquiry
front buyers, the market can scarcely ye re
garded as improved. We hear of no Sales of
moment, and continue our list of prices as
follows : lloward Street Super and Cht Ex
tra $lO 250,11 75; Standard Extra 12 50y
13 50: High Grade $l3 75(q,514 50; ltantily
:: , 15 5061 slii 50. Rye Flour $8 12 ; 1@i$5 25;
Corn Meal i 25.
lllALN.—Wheat—There is no demand for
Wheacand thut Market reutititts data Receipts
only 200 bushels rixl. No sales reported on
the books, but we hear oftt , sale of good Mary
land red Wheat hay* been made at 230
cents. Corp —Rec+iptp 10,575 bushelS . White
itnd ii,i•qrs bushels yellow. With a somewhat
better demand, holders were firmer, and
prices (OA:tined for white were mostly 2 cents
better than on Saturday. Sales were as fol
lows: White, 103(,11/6 cents. Yellow 110(y.
111 cents. Oats ari dull, Ad the market has - a
declining tendency. llirkieipts2,ss-i bushels.
ties at 7•00 , 0 vents.
P!:ovi,R,Ns.—There is no change to note
in the market. Sales are confined •to small
job lots a: about f inner rates. Bilk Should
ers and rib Sides continue scarce and in fair
request. We (iu , 4e as : Itulk
Shoulders 9(1,91 cents; rib Sides 11
cents, outside figure for packed. Bacon to
6 , In; cents Mr city smoked
12,1 cents for do. rib Sides, and 121 celjts for
do. clear rib. Western Shoulders 0 cents ;
rib Side: 11 1 . , (a.12 cents, and clear rib 12.:
:mess Pork is steady it 7.5. Lard
is quiet at 13;01,131,, eeuts for Western, and
13 cents for Vitv.
.11nu1ay .I.foyning.
The moncy Inarb : .et is w )rkiii easier. 'rile
demand call is easily mepat ti6 : t7 percent;
Gobi closed tirzn at I:i7 ; I ilcvernments tirm ;
St,•eks buoyant and elo,dtig quotations were
the highest or the (lay. The importi4 a specie
during the past week amounted to $21;0,000.
DE.kltl) , )ltltF-CITIZTSAIEIt.-( din -Ith inst.,
by Rev. .1. A. 8011, Mr. .tsatte Deardorff,
of Cumberland, b)wnship, to Mr,. Margaret
chrismer, of (t-ettyshur::.
110p,,Es 7 c01:EAN.—( in the 15th of April
lasi, in Galesburg, by the Rev. 4 .ieo. N. ,l(din
son, Mr.:14,1m ~f liu,x 111. tll
Nan , y t a lon, ilatvzhter
hold. Colwan, of roun,•R Bluffs.
uteri thi, count v.
ScIL&EFTEI:—.M( KrSIWIT.—( in Thursday,
May at the resiiience of the par
eilt!..6, by the Rev. C. E. sehaeder, U. D., of
Philadelphia, assistel by the Rev. J. Fry,
Charles 11:Schaeffer, to Amelia M., daughter
o r D. m c Kffi g ht, Esq., both of Readiti,.
TATE—WILLARD.—on the 16th tilt., by
Rev. E. Breidenbaugh, Mr. John M. Tate,
to Fanny T. Willard, all of this place.
TitosrLE—Youst. —Ori Thursday - last, by
Rev. Mr. Breidenbaugh, Mr. Abraham Tros
tle, of-York Springs, to . Mrs. Lydia 'Yount,
of Gettysburg.
Obituary notices 3 centil, a nun for all
over 4 t accompany notice.
TIARNITz.—nn the ult., in Hanover
Mrs. Hebeeea Barnitz, age , l 75 years,:; inr.
and 5 (lays.
Itroxii.—fin the 3ril in,tant, in Menallen
Ariwnistii p, Josephine Virginia, only daugh
tico4 Tai)i [ha (2. Black, age; _I 3 years 2 11101'011i
ain't 4 days.
BE r EE.--t)n the 21st ult., in MeSherrys
town, iss Elizabeth Burkee, aged years.
CH AM Ma(!thl), 111., on the
morning- , lf...the gtithi of May, of Tonseletuß,
Fanny Bell, my daughter of Isaac and
Mary .Jane Ch*nberlin, fr , rmerly of Adams
county, Pa., ageli, 3 years, r, 'HOWLS and :Yr
days.
tli> 2 ., vicinity of Benders'
Churen, on tit Ist Mr. Daniel Fidler,
aged years. 1 month 'and 13 days.
Wednesday\last, .Jacob David,
infant son 4,1 ' ueorge and' {.l.'s[. KiAu.
„, 0; w„,,..ks • Id .I.
MICKLEY.OIITtIeSIitIy: the Air. Dan
iel Mickley, of Franklin tow .I,sbip aged
a lout,oyears.
Sn uLTz.—t In the 27th ult., at the Alms
House, Margaret Shultz, at an advance. t 1 age.
Otirts.
c - IPLENDID PRIZES IN GREENBACKS.
ore .S.-,fir o in G I , enbacL, slo,coo in Sewing Sin
chines: 1000 in Wa-h ing Machines: a Cast amount
Ifoop Skirts. Albums. Hooks. Gold Pens. Pend Is:Locket',
tli•trlblited to the sul:cril,n4 and paella'',
ccs of the' lioas AstlAtmENT." Ere: y route snhecriber
gets tw enty-idur tickets. drawing from $5 to $lOO each
its Greenback , . Caursoodsur Agents clear from lo to $l5
per day raialto club , . ...laaple copies with a prize ticket
and full direr timo• ;sal instructions to A gents, sent by
mail, by inclosing ten Cents, 11,1;lresgvd to the unto
A . NESEMENT,74 Nae,an street, New York.
male mid reunde C‘nvaqsing Agents wanted in every
town and neighborhood in the United States.
June I=.--1t
SOME oe nun CoTr. SIistEARIES seem to think thilt the
triumph of their cam" , depended, like the fate of lerich o
upon the amount Of ',obi.: made. In these days of 'refine
nielit apt{ illXllrV, nn amide of real intrinsic merit is
soon lipprei . bited : lienee the unbounded and unplralleled
tleet,Dl of PLANTATION 'III-FF:IIS.
This remedy has ei4Vr and always been fonnd
gentivstimulani and tonic appetizer it cannot be
excelled. It is no doubt a sovereign remedy for stomachic
disorderii—for Dyspvieiiii, Liver Cumplaint , and in stimu
lating a healthy app.. tar.
e , zetary of
WM
s ,Sot.te IVATER.—A delightfultoilet article-zaperior
t Cotogue .t.liti at halt the price. [June 12.-2. t
WILD CHERRY BALSA3I.--;The memory of; Dr. Wis.
tar is embalmed in the hearts of thousands, whom his
Irthl Cherry 1...1.s cured of Coughs. Colds. Con
' ,pt ion. or sumo other' lorm Pulmonary disease. it
over fiirty years tine, thi ration wee brought
the public, sail yet the dein in for it is cotistent
[June 12,—1t
I
f )r
Iy men)
This modicin . invented by Dr. 3. 11. Scnsicx. of Phila
delphia, is inters dto dissolve the food and make it into
chyme. the first pltecess of digestion. By cleaning the
stomach kith Sclitmck's Mankrake Pills, the Tonic soon
restores the appetite, and food that could not be eaten be
fore using itseil! be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pnlenonin
Syrup unleas the stomach and liver Is made healthy and
the appetite restored, hence the Tonic and Pills are re
quired in nearly every ca4of consumpt ion. A half doxen
bottles ~f `he SEAWEED TONIC and three or four boxes
of the MAN/NUKE PILLS will cure any ordinary case
ef dyspepsia.
Schrock makes professional visits in New York,
Ilditton, mid at Iris principal Office in Philadelphia every
week. Fee daily papers of each place, or his pamphlet,
on consumpthat for his days for visitation.
Plerike obseive, when purchasing, that the two like
nesses orthe Doctor, one when in the last stage of con
sunlit lon'tr e ad the other as he now is, in perfect health
are Ti the vernment stamp. •
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price $1.50 per bot
tle, or $;.50. the half dozen. all letters for advice should
be addressed to Dr. Schenck's Principal Office, .N 0.16
Ndrth Bth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; Drunasßarnes & T.
S. S. 11auce, Baltimore, 3141.• ' John D.,Parke, Cincinnat
Ohio; Walker a Taylor, Chicago, Ill.; Collins Bros.,,St .
Louis, [Oct. 18, 18116.-wenil.y.
A YOUNG LADY
returning to her country home, after a 'sojourn ore few
nio,„ths in the City, wir Bushed
recognised by her friends.
In place of course, tic, face; she had a sof
ruby complexion oral oet marble smoothness, and in.
stead of twenty-threashe really appeared but eighteen.
Upon inquiry as to the cause of so great a change, she
,plainly told them that sheaused the ClitiasBBlAN BALM
and considered it an invaluable Regulation twiny Lady's
,By its use any Lady sr Genelenian can imptove
thaly pinion"' appearance an hundred fold. It is simple
jk eal t nation, as Nature herselfts ' simple, yet' un
iwmaaead its efileac3 In drawing imphrities from, ,also
h ai l i ,4esammlng and licrotifying the elanand complex.
jo,i, gots dtreet action on the matidelt. draws !rem It
ail its imparltide, kindly healing the mOne, and leaving
the2(1. „.6, 0e . as 'Nature intended xt should be, clear, sat
a h a n d teauttted. Ptice $l, seat h 7 B..eAlorltapreisa
on receipt ofaikorderby
.. L. I CIARK & CO, Chmatatei, '
,w „ dmreat,Payette btrea, syractisn.W. Y.
. ,
SW9ply Amman' 4gants for the sale of the !acne.
'reb.41,1847. 4 7 \ • .
HELMOOLD'S (3 1 (Titi rD BXTRAOT 81101117
the Givit Oiorent - ; ..
• zuxicaa'tqmscruAl*- milmuusuaLth'
• /44i eat Ifioo,d Parafter.
soul p &
Thazmaaad.
Chemistry,
_sofa* V 374544 thiteeu be if.
leb.II3,IIPITAy '
FINANCE AND TRADE
:MARRIIED
DIED
NO I.
lIENCK'S SE,. WEED TONIC
EEO
~Si etiat POirttl,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF4FILD
This remedy has long been cheridied by the accuricinity
for its remarkable efficacy in relieving, healing and cur:.
log the most obatinatel * palutil and long-standing seam
of Cough, add, Influenza, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
IThooping CbuphiTioup, Asthma, injfanttunfion of the
Lungs; while even Cbittusaption liselfbas yielded to Its
magic influence when all other mean& have4alled. Its
whole history proves that the put has produced no re
medy of equal value, as a cure for tbevipumeroas and
dangerous pulmonary-affection' irevail all over
the land.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From ANDREW ARCHER, EBQ., of Fairfield, Me
- "About eight fears slots my eon, Henry A. Archer,
now Postmaster at Fairfield, Somerset County, Me., was
attacked with spitting of blood, cough, weakness of
Lungs, and general debility, so much so thattur fami•
ly physician declared him to bare a "SIAM, Comma
'ma.' He was antler medical treatment for a number
of months, but received no benefit from its At length,
from the solicitation of hihasel (and others,l was ididuced
to purFbase one bottle of WISTAR'd BALSAM OF WILD
CIIERRY, which benebttetl him an much I obtained an
other bottle, which in Is ehort•time restored him to his
usual state of health. 1 think I can safely recommend
this remedy to others in like condition, for ills, I think,
all it purports to be—rns ORXIT LOSu RLMEpT tea VIZ
nue Thaabove statement, gentlemen, lamynotuntary
offering to you in favor of your Balsam, and is at your
disposal."
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLS& SON,IB Tremont at.,
Dolton, and fur dale by Druggists generally.
June 5,18b7.—1m
166 i 18
11
11
2 00
(TRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
• AMCOURT, MAR., 0ct.13, 1867.
,fir. Croce—Dear Sir:—flaring been afflicted grievous
ly for several weeks will, a severe abscess upon my aide.
I used several remedies for its eradication w ithout re
ceiving any relikt, until I applied your calve, which ef
fected a speedy and permanent cure. I therefore feel
happy to certify my confidence in Its virtues.
Yours with respect,
n(n'
JAMES BEAN.
I eel tify to the trntlifnlness of Die above statement.
11. 8. DIAILIIORN, M.D.
SET 11 W. FOWLE A: SON. Boston, Proprietors.
Sold by all Druggists, at 25 eta. a box. By mail 35 cta
June
TO CONSUNII7IVES
The advertiser, having been restored to health in a few
week 9 by a very simple remedy, after baring suffered
for several years witti a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption—le angiotas to make known
to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre.
scription used (free of charge), with the directions for
preparing sud using the some, which they will find a
sass mien for CONSU311710:1 AIicTILMA,IIIItONCUITLS.
Coco ifs, and all Throat and Lung Affections The only
object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hOpee every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost alp nothing, and
may pro."( d blessing. Parties wishing The prescription,
zeor, by return mail, will ',lnane addrees
KEY. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Cu., Now York.
kin!, C67.—ly
P. T. IlaniviNC, (patent) ELASTIC STRAP AND LICCaLI
for Pants, \ exts and Drawers is a little invention which
Will commend itself to every gentleman who desires
Ruud fitting clothes without feeling reettaiged in his
tovemontr, and to persons who tear the strap and buck
les from their garments it will be worth double the cost.
These ,traps are very durable, neat, and of a variety of
style:, ...lore and prices, to suit all. An agency Ipr the
sale o 1 tilt 111 here would be very profitable. See adver
t.,eut ant.
C 01,(;. COLGATE & CO'S
TE
GERMAN
CO . -
ERASIVE SOAP.
it A v E
. lAn itTAl irt i ar d ed ma from PURE NiA.-
y he considered
the STANDAIID Or EXCEL
SO AP. LESCU. Fur male by all Grocers.
[May 16, Ibo7.—ly
lIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT IS110111; and Impnovzn Ron.
IVssu curessecret and delicate disorders mall their stages,
at hit le expense, little or no change iii diet, no inconven•
enceand no ex pusnre. It is pleasant in taste and odor
iminethate in 114 a: Lion, and free front all twill - tong pro
pert , (tab. 2.b. 1667.-ly
lIELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
I. a certain cure for iliseasea of the
BLADDER. KIDNEYS, GRAVY.I., DROPSY, ORGANIC
N"EAIK.NI S, jamALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
DEBILITY,
am)
wht.thf-r exi4ting in
MALE OR TEMA LE.
(roil whatever cam, of i;inating and no maker of
110 W LONG STANDING,
..f al, organs regatta the use ofa diuretic.
. . .
if 11 , r r..nt meat ,tihnlitted to, Consumpt ion or In
ty may eoeue. oar Flesh and Blood are supported
from th eme.s,,nreee, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and
tl,O of Posterity. depends upon prompt tt, , e of a reliable
reno,ly.
ELMBOLD'S _EXTRACT BUCRI.:
- -
Beetabliebe,l upwards of 15 years, prepared by
11. T. IIEL31B01.1), Drugyi•t,
514 Broadway, Nev Bork. arid
10.1 South 11.411 et., Pleiladelpii;R.
Feb. 1...5,b67.-ly
KNOW THY DESTINY
MAP kNtI E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrologist
Clairvoyant and Psychometrician. who has astonished the
scientific curses of the Old World, has now located her
self at Iludson. N. le Madame ThurOton poesesse. anth
wonderful powers teCOhd sight. an to enable her to im
part knowledge of t greatest importance to the single
ur married of eitherp,;, While in a state of trance, she
delineate , the very few iires of the !tenon you are to
marry, awl by the. a'rf ,jau matruninatof intensepuwer,
known as the Peychotnotrope, guarantees to produce a
life-like picture of the future husband or wife ..f Uncap
plicant, together with date of marriage. position in life
l e ading trait, of character, /Lc. This is nu humbug, as
thousands of lost imooiala can assert. She stifi send when
desired a certified certificate, or written guarantee, that.
'the picture is what it purports to be. By endoeing a
Mai) J,,k 11.. r. and stating place of bin,, age, disposi
tion and Col. and ern-losing fifty cen ts and •tamp,.
ed envelope addressed to yourself, you will receivethe
picture and desired information by return mail. All
communie.itions sacredly confidential. Address in eon
fidencr. )IiI+ATE }:. F. Tuortsros, P.O. 13ux =3. Hudson,
New York. [Feb. 28, 1867.-ly
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE ItE.
DEDIES lor unplettstust and dangerous , lisetters. Use
llclett.ol.l's Extract Ituchn ar.d Impra,ved E.t.e Wesh.
Feb. 2S. 1567.—1 y
Iletr Atlyrrtistments.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Foaled proposals will be received for remodeling the
Church School Howie in Highland towumhip, Adams coon
ty op to Saturday, the of June, at I o'clock, ?.
at whirl, time and place there ; will be a meeting of the
Board of School Directors to contract for the same.
By °Moro( the Board of Directors.
June 32.-td. DAVID STEW kRT, Free&
NOTICE.
ThE School Directors'oi . "Getty--
1 burg School District" will meet on Monday own
ing, July Nth, to elect Teachers for Public &Imola of said
district. The County Superintendent will exanime ap
plicants in the School Building, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of
that day. By order of the Board..
June - 12 —td J .F. 31ct111 BART, Secretary.
OTlCE.—Letters of Administra
i- tion on the estate of DANIXLFIDLui,Iate of Straban
township. Adams county, Penna., deceaseit, having been
granted to the undersigned, residing in the same town
ship, he hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims against the same to present them properly au
thenticated for settlement.
June 12.-6 t• GEORGE ROYER, Adm'r.
MERCHANT TAILORING. •
CLOTHS, C.ISSIMERES, TWEEDS,
and other materials for Men's Wear, furnished and made
up. to order, on short notice.
SATISFACTION WARRANTED.
Work also solicited from Customers, who purchase their
Goods elsewhere.
W. T. KING,
York street, oprioeite the Think.
June 12,1807.—1 y
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
TATE & CULP
Are now building a variety of COACH WORK of the
latest arid moat approved styles, and constructed of the
best material, to which they invite the attention of buy
ers. Having built our work with great care, andbf ma
torial tolectixf with special reference to beauty of style
and durability, we can confidently recommend the work
as unsurpassed by any other in or out of the cities. All
we ask is an inspection of our work, to convince those in ,
want o f any kind of a vehicle that this fu the place to
buy them.
,kirREPAIRING in every branch done at short notice
and on reasonable terms.
Give ua a call at oar Factory, near the corner of Wash
ington and Chscubersburg streets, Gettysburg, Pa.
June 12, 1867.—tf
GREAT REDV.OTION
IN PRICES OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERLES,,HARD
, WARE, QUEkNSWARE,
Jed. ZOITCIC & SON'S,
NEW OXFORD, RRIfXrA,
We bare Juit returned from the City whq• bonglit
a very large mid will aelectad Mock f goo& aultalde In
our line tinder, Ana lati ddcline. Out stock meets In
part of Plain all Woofs Lahme. Challis Da Win, Call.
cot% Plaids, Bleached acalmnblearbed Carp
merge, Cottonades, Benta4y Jassy Vans. A large
lot of Ladies' Balmoral Batters, plain and tipped M °Foto*
those.
-A: comDlate,amortateat of Grocariaa at lay sat.ta, Sard
inia. Tint brim - Shin, Dilator arid Oast
Btahlk,Hotlie Mara Shop Bar, Sall Soda, Ham
natal Iron, b4aa 104 /bleu,
Dow •Aothic Peg 14,tehoe, ru n w i , lbw
mu t Pocket Wier', erbkditokee, :
?goy, ko, Chiba end ibewetwfte V . Y •
We Wile the pitope. ta give ua pi eitilV - 07fr
VLbar‘Pwebillftli 941114 4171* , let egt *DO
- Thsaktollbr Oat pitateot etkeelt,
vomit* **Mum. ' ' '
Pe l le4 ll ir C. gOtra a lON.
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FIRNARY ORGANS,
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IN THECIVIL WAR.
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commend and endorse it. It records the consecrated
work of Woman in organized and united effort. and the
names of nearly 600 of ourcountry's noblest women, with
what they did for bunutoitY and for the nation In its
4arkest hours. Beautiful steel portraits of a number ot
these ladles adorn the work and it is acknowledged to bi
one' of the finest works ever published.' Cl/route:4
Teachers, itsperienoad Agents, and Ladies will find it td
their advantage to canvass fur this work. Address,
ZEIOLKB, IacCURDY t Q 0 ,
501 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pt
June 12,1567.-2 m
FOR SALE; CHEAP,
A REAPER AND MOWER,
OF MANNY'S PATENT-- . --all inj
rod order—with two knives. For term. Ace., in-'
gab .'ot the undersigned, in Cumberland township.
June 12, 1ik37.-31* GE011.311 GULP.
p.XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters
AA Testamentary on the estate of Davin OMIDNZI, late
of Lathnore township, Adams county, Penna., deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned residing in the
same township, he hereby gives retiee to all persons In
debted to said estate to call and make inntediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated tor settlement..
JOHN WOLt'ORD, Executor.
June IZ, 11367.-6t*
NOTICE.
THE subscriber has now thoroughly
repaired hie GRIST AND SAW MILL 4, kno wn as
"McILHENN VS MILL" on Mandl creek, and Is prepar
ed to do GRINDING AND - SAWING of every kind-at
short nottce. He solicits the patronage of the neiehbof
hood, and will guarantee satisfaction. Give us a call.
Juue12,1867.-tf GEORGE GJNGELL.
WMIC. STALLSMITH,
GETTYST LTG, PA.,
(ENTER CONTRAC TOR,
Keeps constantly on hand and manufactures to girder,
DOORS, SHUTTERS, BLINDS, • SASH, DOOR AND
WINDOW FRAMES, ,CORNICR. DOOR AND
IV K DOW BRACKETS,
And anp other Article in the Building Line
Seasozwd material constantly °u land. experienc , ,t work
men always iu readine,s, anJ wurk executed with
dispatch
'Orders promptly attended to
June 5, 1867.—tf
VALUABLE DWELLING-HOUSE
AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber. intending to leave Gettysburg. offers
at Private Side, the HOPS ft 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 Ras. The property has a front of
Seventy-eight feet on Baltimore st., has a spacious yard,
with a number of choice Fruit Trees in it, and a large
Bain in the rear of it. Possesidoo given AugnAt 1511,,
1667. F. A. )11;11LENBEBIS, Jr.
June 5,1667.-tf
DR. R..IIORNER'S
DRUGS, STATIONERY AND NOTIONS,
GETT Y.SP I ve P.I
114 own preparat ono are Al; t :uarantied h. 111111wrr the
pv rptmo. intended.
Dr. K. ID,rnrr'a Anti-Chuleranml Diarrlio•e mix
lure. f.a.1111 tii.waPes of the ec,.maeh
aid Iwvel d.
Ol•'pp fr
Fragrant NI yrrh, for prearehing and Urautify
ing tie ter•:h. asid for all disease' a( the
111111..
Ilie Tonic and Alterative Powder% tor Horses Anil
Cattle, are anperior to any to the market.
Pure I.i.in.,ra for OPP. pr, , eript fowl
carefully 1111,1.
Medicvl advice without charge.
Juue G. lU7.—tf
FRAMES OF EVERY KIND,
for Large Picture.% Marriage Certificates, Church
Certificates, Miesionare Certificates, kc.. very eheap at
P. G. SHEAF PEWS
Saw Gallery, Hanover, Pa.
June 5, 1!i67.-1y
DI T. BARN T: S ( Patent
•
EL AST IC STRAP AND I. !,'GALE,
MM
PANTS, VESTS AO DRAWERS
This little invention is just ow. and As it is no "hum
bug" Is meeting with a rapid mile. It can be applied in
a moment to any garment, by any person, causing it to
St perfectly.
Its elasticity prevents tearing the straps and bn Ales
off the clothes, and also allosril perfect freedom of the
body while working or taking exercise.
°or sale by tailors and the trade generally. Send 25 rte.
for strap, circulars, terms to agents and the trade. to the
BARSUM F.. S. k B. CO.
650 Broadway, New York.
Agent■ Wanted in every county
June 5, IStrii.-3m
APPEALS.
S. INTERNAL REVENUE
• TAXES.—Notice is hereby given that Appeals
will be received relative to any erroneous or excessive
valuations or assessments returned to this ntfiele In the
annual ILL of Internal Revenue Taxes for Ilia, on Satyr
day. the 151 A day of June inst., at the ntfi:e of J. G.
Neely, in Gettysburg, for persons residing in Adams
COMA),
The lints and ascessments will he oPen to the inepec
tion and examination of all portiee interested from 10
o'clock, A. M..unttl 4 o'clock, I'. M., Of said day.
All appeals are required to Ile in writing, and. must
specify the particular canoe, matter or thing respecting
which a decision is requested. and state the grounds or
principle of error complained of •
W. Mc.3 ;TERRY,
Am.essor 1174.6 Diet. Penn'a
'Llttlestown, June 5,11367.-21
SETTLE UP
fi"HE books of BIDDLE & STRICK-
Homan have been placed in my hands for collection.
411 claims not settled by the first of July next, will im
tnediately thereafter be closed by snit.
June 5,1867.-3 t
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NOTICE 1O TA) -PAPERS.
The County Commissioners take Us is to (Abode( intim:s
lug t Tax•payera of Adenui county that the Mate Au
thoriTrei no longer allow abatement for early • payment
of State Tettes—but add five per cent, to the quota of
each county that does not pay by the Ist at . August. The
Cocumiiwinuera therofbro give notice that in Order to
meet this demand, Tax-payers throughout this county
will he expected to pay an or before the If,Tll LAY uV
JULY NEXT—otherwise five per cent. must be added
by the Collecters in all 'resell.
By order of Commix,ionerr,
May 29, 1897.-id J. M. WALTER, Clerk.
•
TO I3IiIDGE BUILDERS.
rropowall Will he received by the Commissioners of
Adams cointy, until THURSDA Y. the:llth day ofJUNE
next for ism Linsa - s. COVERED WOOLEN BRIDGE
ACROSS OPOSSUM CREEK. at 13ricker'e Mill , on the
road leading from Brickei's :SIM to Bender's Church.—
The Bridge is to his built after the kyle iif “Ilurr's Pa
tent," one span one hundred and three feat long—to be
built of the best mountain white pine. Stone den be
had near the site &the Bridge.
Mane and specifications can be seen by persons wids-
Ing to Did on the day of letting, nr by applicatiun to J.
M. Welter, Clerk to the Commlationera
ABRAHAM ERWIL
SAMUEL WOLF,
NICHOLAS WIEItiIAN.
CODI in6sioneri.
May cb, 1861 -td
Attegt—J. Wgrekit, Clerk
NOTICE. --Letters of Adniinistra
tion on the estate of Jetty T. 31c I WEN:yr, late of
Gettysburg. Adams county, Pa., decessed, haring been
granted to the undersigned, re filing in the name , 11Jr•
ough, he hereby gives uot 7•3 to ail perptous indebted to
said estate to wake immediate payment, and those hav
ing &Onto Ilghilloit the same to present them properly
authenticated fur settlement.
May 2,18117.-5 t
. _
VOTTCE. — Letters of Administra
t inn Kt the totata of JcSAIF RP E. 1.1 Itl mutt town•
ablp, Adams county, dere:teed, haling Leer granted to
the underaigned, residing lu the taiwnilip, they
hereby give notice to all patrons itviebte.l to sal, eltate
to make immediate payment and th.i.e having cl MIAS a
gal net the saute tai tL present them prAiso ly authenicated•
for settlement.
NOTlCE.—Letters testamentary on
the estate ofj.CUTS WITUER`q•ION late of Freedom
township, Adams county, deceased, hitting horn granted
to the undersigned, the first named rending in Freedom
township and the last named residing in t fle borough of
Gettysburg, they hereby trite to all persons indebt
ed to said tagtitte to make immediate_ pay roma. and [Mire
hating claims against the saute to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
. 1 0SEP11 WITHERSPOON,
'..I9EL b. LtANNE:',
May 9,161.7.4 t
1 1 1 XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters
-A Testamentary 1.3 the I;•d:ite ,f Jong WAIINI.II,
ol3lenallen t.rwristr, ei•unty, Penns., der tams],
Raring
been grants..l l t , o I,he niider,gned residing in township, he her eb gi 'us notice to all 1/.1,1011. indebt
ed to sold e,tate t., .1.11 and make immediate psytnent
at"l those baring. Pis in, arain , t the tithe will present
them properly authenticated tor ettletnent.
NOAH L. SNYDER,
Nfav
1)1.8SOL tif
T HE partnership heretofore existing
tiii• ur.?l, ~1
Ell. k Mil/T.IIER. l'eter.hilr,:, V. 1. , hetet,' die—
All pere. , fis t • .314 firm, Nelil make
paytnent with ,, fit , elfiy.• Either fmtlfier ix authorized
to 11, the nallie i , f the (IN, inuf the Lal•
A. GARDNER..
J. W..
1.1..4V I N(: ;disposed of my Stork of
Mernlnintint,t n )11...0r5. Sndler. and
Iron. It , tenetal Luaiae.e c4l - t-q of n.+arly
-
C+9..k(cen years..l herld.) ri•lnrri my grate'.ll
1... , R.0n0nt 11 n.y fr,../1.14 and ....suttnera r
Ilatronag.«. And .1h tr rtut -r..n.,t0l the3r
et.c..urAgtment. IN . ,
r J. A. U A ft.D.N ER.
April Is. 1-h 7.-I
A DA y, COUVY MUTUAL FIKE
INSURANCE COMPAN V.
nt—i; tor 7.-;•:‘,'
Tice --;,.11:11...1 It 1: I!
g.cretaly—f) A. yr. . •
Trtagur,—}:ii.F A L r,..5t,•• I;
Execut or,c,
teluw,,J .rcoL K v.
Georg.. Si‘opp,
1.. A. 111,1.1er.
NI.
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EA). Fah ri.t.t.ock
A.D.
It. G Mer:rci r . y
Jacob KinK. Etratian
A .I.lritairanan. Franklin.
John Cuntiinghibni Ftrodoni.
John Horner. 3101] jOy
fLo!qt Whit e, Libetty
Anr-Company- Compan 1- is limited in its opera s o t
he
cfmnty Admns. - It hqi been in operati,n more
than le; years. and in that period has nia.le but em, ar
seem:Meat haring p I , y fire during !Let porvel
•tatoutitiii;,- to E1:7,5 of which bare I.ee a paid
dtaring the last three rr'i 1%. A 1 . 1 . 1,1 - 4,f1•1 V-) r, 11, T,
siraurectn :apply to Any oft), .tbove named .Nl.tolzers
or further information.
islll.Tlie Este:Wire Cori', ttten.eet.atthe ,ti }the
4infoiny.onthelast in M erg in.•lo b, at .
Cclock. P. ii.
0 .! - 2n. t
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FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
I (Ter f.ir sale re, F. 1.11 ‘I in Straliati town
ship. two ea...t iif re l., York, and I.Zo .11 jai tl:e iild Fare. It
catutx:ns ILI ACRE" of land, anJ ter,
of LUitiVat ion. II 1,14 I/ 'vu Ibonolg11:1' lunrd. recd !, in
good repair. 1 - Le irf
1101/:rilt,tllllt rads. There .re about 1:0 Ar. EF. in gissi
3eatilow. lying in thri separate part,. II:or, are nlw
ta , re.r. and g of
Woer in evert fie:il except one. There is a ii«vretiv,i
stiirS. }MICR 11.,ir,i;. ;Ma a hank Itsrn over 100 feet
long newly coverts]. There in. an exrellent ;fipring neer
the House; also a g , .01 well of water nil, - the Barn.—
About Acres are eiver ea with excellent grate,' Fruit
—Apple.' and peneties,
Any perain wishing to pnrchase Home will
do well to view this snug little 'Farm Lenore purchasing
eliewhere. TROSTLE.
;June 5, IS67.—t
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
slVier at private sale nt my residence in Tyrone town
ip. one nide west of Reiviersburg. on the Mew.lien
rultd, ACRES OF llff r at LAND. on which are a two.
story Log Howse, weattierdioarded, and plastered Stone
Kitchen, and Bank Barn. There is a good wel l of Water
near the !louse; also , two streams of never-filing water
running through the farm. About Acres are of young
tlttiring TIMBER. with a never-Lai Xing Spring of run.
nlpg aster thereon. There are about ttll Acres of go o d
Meadow Laud; also a good Lime Kiln cn the farm ' and
a good ORCIFARD OF FRUIT. The Form has Lena
limed three times within fifteen yeers. It is In a high
stAte otcultivation, wad ix Furrouuded with ?dills and
Churches. There is a good School-house on the farm.
25. Any person wishing to see this Form, or that on
the York 'turnpike, will find me at home at all times.
;lane 5.1057.—tf JOS'EPII TROSTLE
FARM
A. 5.1. COVER
The undersigned having riga housekeeping, will sell
her /ARM at private sale, Mame,' in Mountjoy town
ship, Adams county, near the road leading from the Two
Taverns to Taneytown, shout two miles from the former
place. containing shout
153 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
•
The improvements are a one and half story llonseand Log
Barn, with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib, Hog House, Car
riage House, Spring House, and other necessary onttinild
tuna and a never taiiing,Spring of Water near the door,
andell kinds of Fruit oil the farm. The land Min good
stat4of cultivation with sufficient quantity of Wood Land
and Meadow. The tenets are in good condition, with a
great many Chestnut Rails. Ihe property Is convenient
to sshoot, Church, Alaftet and Lime.
Ilbr Persons wishing to view the property are request
ed to cation Mr. RZNIIT MUMMERT l iviug on the farm. ~
py . 1867.-31.• CATHARINE STONER.
York True. Democrat insert to amount . of and
ch rse Ai office.
fiI(IIMBER LAND
AT PUBLIC SALE.
itfb subscribers, Exectitors of the li.st will an.. testa
m( of John Dull, deceased, will offer at Public .9.aje, on
&durday, the 15th day o . .lune next, on the premises, a
tract or
PRIME TIMBER LAND,
sit ate in Woollen township, Adams county, about one
mile north of Bendereville, on the road leading from that
e..
pi to Holly,,Psper Mill, adioining lands or Jacob Re.
bet...„,lsaitc Weight, William McCreary, and others, con.
l
taming
l , , ABOUT 68 ACRES, •
iajoi off in 10t• of from 5 to 9 .9 CRIB. and. covered with
Brit -rate White, Black and lock Qat, and Ilickory TIM.
his •
is lots, with but two eiceptions, adjoin the public
Intl all are of e. ay access. Nowt's wishing to view
lb lam:tare requested to call on David Dull, residing
a.. tt• v i
- Sale to commence et 0 o'clock, A. M., on mild day,
'it, . attendance "ill begbrun and terms glade known by
•.. -
' CONRAD DULL,
t JMSBIS DULL,
29, 1861.41 . , ' , Executors.
I,ARMS POR S A L.K. • ;
T will self - the karma, , .
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~
i o. 1. Lying ; on the Harrisburg
-, e ttysburg road between York Spring! and Reedier,.
b- . ONO Willits 121 Apl,BB, with inninrotostits, now
ud by James Mlles. Pt ice g..M per acre.
1 1 . ,
— .ll, o. 2. Lyitigpit the 014610 arid
: • - , -
I r.' ~ ford Mod, •betwepn lieldiershilrgAndAsw %Mi
t . , tabling 140 Aillggil,, with good vemeuU,
spied by bear J. Shenk. Pidees , 491116
One beltto t paid on tie 1 'of• On
the ba reet 0 .. ,11 9 Os purchaser, either In cash
d ei t.
g ' , 1 11 ,11 1 0leste oftu?t iMintillitiOelbrife.l;
11 / 4
. , • • . for Mo, 2, toMit pdA imbaiw r wtthhitoweit.. ,
. emftriFill4lMPla t reb9909913947eind have
0 .{... ed. --' W.Y. BOKKR.
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MARIA A. HICE, Adm . x.
LEA Nt./Elt 11. RICE, Aurn'r
Ansurana
M2.01t POI{ ATrIo .31 A 10111 . .1.•L1
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4,14,
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Wm. D. II imss. N. 0:1..4 . 4.
ww. B. Wilson, Ilender6riks.
11. A. Picking. Straban nr,w,,•1,4,.
„John Wolftlrd,. Latino,re,
John Picking. Fast Berlin.
Abel T. Wrioeht. 11 end•rvi - ilk,
Ahtllel F.G'ltt. New. Oxord.
Jas. IL
_Marshall. Ilarnitontaw t sn-' '
p
ttcat (.statc
AT PRIVATE SA LE
AliNO
' Theliollfaint ealltrits.
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REMOVAL!
ItIE
GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
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TE , H
midetsigned takes pleasttrit
annonnel pg tO th ith ol' SO OW Gettysbnrg and the
public genentlly that has removed from hie old ronnie
on West Sllddlysthist, to Baltimore street and nearly
oppiente the Nave et ffsbnestock Brothers. The room be
now eccuples;bas bead . recently Sited tip expressly for
his immerge. The location it en edmindileolls, snahlitiit
him to take pietnnis in All shades of weather, and with a
orrec tu ems unequalled any vihe'reeise,
LIFE-LOIS PHOTOGRAPILS,
ot every size and description, executed in the lineittityle
Part kill nrAttention Oren to theCABTE-Dlt VIBITN,end
in copying AMBROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPES of
deces,,ed ft fends. Also—
T ETtYiBIIRG GEMS,
.
a new style orplctnre which has become rem popular
with the puLlic, net only for their beauty, but for cheap
ness find convenience. ELXT ERN for ONE DOLLAR on
ly. Also—TllE PORCELAIN PICTURES. which for
their beauty and durability are nnsurpused.
We are prepared to carry on the business In all its
various branches, and having had cousiderableex pe donee
we run no risk In
•GGA R A NTENING PER FEt,T SA TISFACTIOA
Our facilities for a full display of our Aill are unequal
ed hy any other Glittery in the Connty, and we would
Lerefore invite every one to ran At the
NEW GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
Call and examine our Specimens and judge for your
selves. _ LET I MUM Pgit.
June 21,1866
VATE are alwa . , glad to see our
•
friends at the Eirelsi .Gallery. it still SNIP/All)
the 410110 old place opposite the Rank on York at.. Or
tyshurg, Fa. C. J. TYSON.
ripHOTO MINIATURES at the Ex
reipior Gallery are superb and are furnished at
on,third it, privoc (AI and examine specimen's,
C. J. TYSON.
EXCELSIOR is our motto. To
please our aim: nud to rerl4:i.r sltimbiction in every
instan , :e our d«terninution. C. J. TYSON.
CONSTANTLY on 'land an assort
moot of floe guinea, Photograph Allot nt,Card2bhd
Bask ete for grease+, front theßattle-field. Photographs of
enr General.i.and other dt.tingilivbed individual,. at the
F:xceleior lety. C. J. TY STN.
r LIE beit Photographs made in this
County are made at the Excelsior OullPry. Getty"•
)urg, oppoKite the old Bahl:. C.J. TYSON.
BY all means have your photographs made a
the Exeedriior tialiery it you desire them pert
C. J. TYSON.
•
LARGE VIEWS of the Battle-field,
singly or in .+et.. very I,w: nko Stereoscopic Views
fo d o at the Ex•-,liior Gnilery. 110 vot foil
C.. 7. TYSON.
Jc~rIRXEY <<SON,
• P T It AP If AltTl STS,
707 Broet , hcay, S",tv
E V 4 <III ir
Ir. aiiii.tion tu . our P 110TOGRA 111 C ART GALLERY,
eiitabli4ird"ll4o. We have for the last lige years had ad
tagem ooperior to any other establishment In obtain
ing - it t rip front life, of all the PROMINENT CELEBRI
TI Ed of the day in CARD PORTRAITS, and are now
a. Catalogue ofover 2500 4UHJECTS, AMERI
CAN AND FOREIGN, also a large list of Copies of
' WO4KS OF ART AND ENGRAVINGS.
a- the Right Rec. Bishops of the Episcopial church,
tk cm h. it. Cl , rzy.,in , l the Clergy ofall denominations.
•
all prowl tif-rit officer: o(ttn• Arm T,Nary and Confedera
State.. A• tor• and Actr..seo. Professional Billiard Pla
Pietu r,e from 'Statuary, male at
female.
ut: receipt of Stamp
An order f d rtra .1..a.0rl pictured from onrCataiozne will
e tilled at $1.50, and Dent by mail free. Single Pictures
5 c enta each. e,piel of engraringd 15 cents each.
N. B. We allo desire to call Mk !Ilion to tle advantage
we have Hie reprroitfring.orenpyil.i.Old Daguerreiitypes,
Airibrntypes, Card Pictures, kc, or
DECEASED RELATIVES , AND FRIENDS,
onlarging them to any size. and finishing in Oil, Water
Co:,krs. or I nl,a Ink. a.:!1, the xid of
TEN TALENTED ARTISTS.
Partiew theref"rr corre.pond
tcitL u.dirPct.
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE
The Tortle .4 , lppl!et. 1 at it Liberal Dittecaint.
GALLERY OPEN FOR. FREE INSPECTION,
toi 4ttang,e vildting the City. w in find Our Gallery one
th. ru ta:reoablelta..-i❑theCity,whereintomobile
way ou hoer. .1. GCRNI Y k SON,
I'IIOTO , MAYErrIs.
Oct. 4. 1566.—,1X 707 Broadway. N. T.
(Nothing, lints, -hoes,
A:NOTE-lER VETO
BY NO II R I S ,
CLOTHING.
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
As cirEAP.kS nEP 'RE THE WAR.
41+ . ./t1 h•• f ini,A,.4“.J.1
Can be f..un,l at the Cheap Store of
I=l
New Goods !
(•1I EA P—CH EAPER—CHEAPEST
[F you wish to buy good and cheap
~114, rail at JACORS k 11110'9. STORE. near My
e: s' Hotel. in Chambersburg street. Gettysburg. They
hive the •erY hest selection ofirooda, such as CLOTHS,
CAS.r.ISIERES'. TtV EEC/site., the market can produce
and are determined to sell them no cheap'as can be sold
anywhere in town or country. Any person wishing to
have them cut out. ran have it done tree of chnige.—
Those desiring thirsts mate up. can also be aee o rnm,,,,b s t e d
t 1 a uarraut the bred work and the best tits to be had
an y where So humbug in what we say.
We have fin liand the very beet most durable SEWING
MACHINES. end are always ready to wait on purchas
ers. Full sat ist:lCt lOil given a. to rnperating machines,—
Call are examine. We warrant them to be the best in
JACOBS A EEO:
Hay IN, 1567
NEW AND CHEAP CLOTHING
AT TRINKERHOFF S
STACKS OF THEM!
JBRINKERHOFfF, corner of the
• Diamond and York street. liasjust returned from
the city witl. an unusually attractive assortment of
CLOTHING FOR SPRING & SUMMER WEAR,
which he will sell at such prices N. 9 cannot fail to' take
them off very rapidly. Call DA judge for yourselves.—
To look at the excellent material, tasteful cutting, and
neat and sobstantial sewing, and then to get his low
prices—callers cannot help but buy, when they see it so
much to their interest to do so.
Ifn tuts Coats, Pants, Vests, of all styles and materials
Hats, Boots and Shoes
Shirts, of all kinds, Hosiery, G loves, Ilandk ercb fete
Neck Tits, Cravats, Linen and Paper Collars, Suspenders
Brushes. Combs,
Trunks, TA!lces, Umbrellas, Pocket Knives, Segura,
Smokipg and Che Wing Tobaccos. Pipes. Stationery. &c.,;
Clocks, Watchee, Jewelry, with a thousard and one
other articles, entirely too numerous to dztail in a news
paper advertisement.
He asks the attention of the public to his new stock,
confident that it will please—and no one can or will sell
cheaper. Don't forget theplace—cornerof York street
and the Diamond;Gettysburg.
May 29,1867. JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
HATS, CAPS, FURS.
S. S. McCREARY •
•
Has just opened a new assortment of II A T $ and
CAPS, of the latest style and fashion, which he is pre
pared to sell at reduced prices and. lower than the Bamm
goods can be bad , in the city. Call and examine his
stock, at his old establishment on Chambereburg street,
opponiWßuebler's grog Store.
Getbsburg, June 5,1867.—1 y
C. SQMERS & SON,
8019 CHESTNUT STREET,
C.I I the attention of the public to their stock of
FINE CLOTHING,
Also, to the large assortment of new style piece good' for
SPRING AND BUMMER WEAR.
Our 31eantre Department is so organized that gentle
men can feel every confidence that the garments obtain.
ed will be made ire the
BEST MANNER AND LATENT STYLE.
C. SOM4RS & SON.
April 18, 1817.-3 m
, TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER !
N the prices of au kinds of Resdy•tnede Cloth
ins,, to be convinced pin hap but to cell at
PICKING'S
HATS AND CAPS!
Tin Largest, Best nnd Cbeapest Stock °flash
'enablee Bats and Ceps, in ddame county,
, . ,at 110$11.11r.
' ' GOOD FOR THE xy1 4 ,8
T o nail, and look Omni& the extensive `stock
of all kinds of Ooets, a variety of ?ants end
neat styles of Vests *V- ' P/OKX,ffirg.
ITO LOOK G.W.REI4,- ,
B uy J our ! et/ pt, Cheap StgoClio;
141Q4T-;PAY,
•
THIRTY-HOTIR tad d o lark Clocks
• P 104115016
Vjil4rtit-I'AQIYAI
-00.1•,,,Pasim4votp.t.
01=61.
TEN
T. C. NORRIS
'lNXivtrg #thbles.
THE E N AQLE. LIVERY,.
SALE 4; EXCHANE STABLES.
Washington Street, ciettyaburg, Pa.
ADJOINING THE EAGLRHOTEI e .
T Hrk
.undersigned would respectful
,
ly intent' the public that he has opsned'a bar
LIVERY, SALK AND EXCHANDE STADIA in title
place, and Is prepared to offer superior accourntodatleas
in thisline. He bay provided himself with Baggiest, Car
riages. Melts, Light Wagons. tc , of the latest styled,
sufficJent to meet the pub!' demand. His honks are all
good, without spot or:blemish, and perfectly reliable—
none of your "old cripples," but mil of the .2.40" order. •
Riding peruse can always be mmuntmodated and coat:' ktrtable equipments furnished.
Parties, lama or small, can /ter Just what they want on
the meet accommodating terms.
Visitors to the Battiv-tield politely attended to, and
reliable drivers furnished [(desired.
Parties conveyed to and fr.nu the Depot upon the sr.
rival and departure of every train.
Horses ['ought, sold, or excli.tined, and always
chance for bargain' , given . Our motto is ..fair play and
110 gouging."
trA-Partieutfir attention Fald W furritmhing Vehicle.
and Harks I i VI; m 411,14.
Arjr.We flatter unraelvell that by chat ging moderately
and by hanialliqt, Poiputiur aeenteniod atone. we cannot
fail to pie‘e every one rho patronize,, or eetabileb
went. T. T TAIT.
May x,1867.—tr.
GETTYBUItG LIVERY,
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLE.
'FIE Proprietor .of these Stables,
• feelingthacikful for theliberalpatrouagehariltotOre
received. begaineve to info!' in thepublic that hecuntlunel
the LIVERY RUSIN l at hiaoldatend on Washington
street, Gettyntoire. near the fittiltufttl, ni herr he in pre
pared at all tinien o molted enerno.l.w it h , t nything
to
lIORSRS.q.) ACHES, BUGG I ES
urnlshed at short notice and on reasonable terms. nod
competent ii Isere sent along It desired. Persons wil Ibe
conveyed to other towns. or to any place In the country.
Ws stock and Conches are of the first clnss, and no pains
will hest..lced to make pnisaenaerd condonable. lie it
prepared at all times to furnish coached' for funerals •
and also to parties desirl ue to go over the !battle Plaid
or to visit the Springs.
ALSO—BORt 4 Eg AND MULES
will be'ropghtn n.I e.,ld stall times. PersonAeshingto
' , art:ha...stock will lid it to their advantage to call on
an undersigned, ash stuck is warranted to be as rep
oglented or no sale. , lie Was w fine lot or Horse. and
mules at present on band which will bea...1.1 on reasoua.
ble terms. They are sound and free from iisease, and
aregnarantied to work as represented. "Persona will
flod It to that radvantage to enlist the old stand before
Writ:lgor purchasing elsewhere.
Aug. 3, 18135..—t: NICHOLAS WEAVER,
storcs, innwart, &c.
TIN-WARE AND STOVES.
TIII: LAW;EST ....:••SoIITINIENT OF'
TIN-WARE IN THE C(IUNrY,
AT
S. G. COOK'S,
(1 outlet) Intlreor algu print 01
I lIE BEST COOKING-STOVES IN TLIF. lIA RE ET,
atnotto which are the
40"
01.1 , 1.)MI \
COMPROMISE. •
PENNSYLVA.N I 1,
NOBLE COOK,
ECONOMIST,
B tItLEY SHEAF, ie..
Algu, many other art:LIP4 for kitchen oge, which will bo
sold an Liw a.ut any ogles place lath. county .
S. G COOK.
April 12,ISGei
forge and foundry.
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY
THE suliarriber would inform his cuatomer. and other*
that he is still manufacturing •arsons kinds of Ca.-
tine. and Machines, made to order, on short notice, such
THRESHERS AND POWERS,
t e diff. rent sizes of Powers,) Cloyer•seed Hullers and
Cleaner•. Cora Sheller' and deparatore,Cornfodder Cut
ters. iittase and Hay Cutters, Ploughs. such AA Cast
Harshear Plough., Side-hill and corn Plouvhs:
the
WIRE-SPRING HORSE RAKE,
the latent improvement: also Metal Screii . . fir Cider
Presee.. Iron Railing kir Cemeteries or Porches, with
everything else in his line, all at low prices.
FOR SALK—A light Two-horse Wagon, a clue-horse
Wagon, all new. DAVID STERNER.
May "9.—tf
IRON—IRON—IRON!
GETTYSBURG FORGE.
TIM subscribers respectfully inform
A the Public that th ey have erected a Forge in con
nection with their .team Mill, and are nu. manufactur
ing
FO - 11 - ( 1 ht 7/1 Ire (1 I ro it ,
such as Plonch, Horee-ehig and Bar Iron, and teepectiui.
ly invite Blacksmiths and beater, give them a call,
feeling astimied that 't.hey able to
_please as to
quality. fini>hand price.
BRING MAN A WARREN.
N. R. The higheet market price paid for wrought
41Cr tp Iron. IL& W.
•
• Dec. I
(toal. !lumber, lime, 41\
T4I-.ALBER! LUNIBER !
NEW LUMBER YARJD IN EMMITS
MD.
WE would respeetfully inform the
public that we have establivhed a LARUE LUM
BER YARD in Rnimittsburg, Md.
LUMBER. t s' CASTLING. PICKETS AND LATHS
FLOORING BOARDS, WINDOWS, DOORS,
SHUTTERS. BLINDS,
and.avery description of Building Lumber furnished a
thelossest cash, prices, by
June 21.1866.—tf
NEW LUMBER yArtD.
THE undersigned has opened a LI:NidER
YARD, on the Railroad, Near Guinn ,t
Reilly's Lime Kilns, Gettysburg and asks the public to
give him a call. His assortment Is one of the best ever
offered here, azia his prices afford only the smallest living
profit,. He has WHITE PINE PLANK, inch and half
BOARDS. FLOORING, PALING: 4 , &c., &e., and is con
stantly adding to his stock. Come and examine for
yourselves.
spj,...A supply of Shingles, at low prices f al ways on Ilan,:
Nor. 1. Ib66.—tf. JACOB SII BADS.
Lime & Coal.
141:INN & REILLY have erected
two additional Lime Kilns, on the Railroad, and
are therefore better prepared than over to supply the
beide( LIME. In large or small quantities. Farmers and
others can hereafter look for a more prompt filling of
their orders, and are invited to extend and continue
their favors to a firm which is making every effort toac
commodate them in the best manner possible.
They will alto continue to keep on hand, for sale, a
good supply of the different kinds of COAL, which they
will sell at small profits.
.Cciftl and Lime dellteredanywher °in Gettysburg.
June 21, 1866.—tf
SHINGLES.—Prime Shingles, the .
bed in the market, for side at JACOB SHEADS'S
new Lumber Yard, on the Railroad, adjoining the Lime
Kilns, Gettysburg. [N0e.1866.-ts
0011,5, Prugs, &c.
Drugs and Medicines.
FORNEY'S' OLD STAND
THE undersigned hating taken charge of this
old and popular Store, takes pleasure in In—
forming the public that he is constantly receiving fresh
supplies of all kinds of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, from
the moat reliable houses, and is prepareed to accommo
date his customers with any article in his line
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
of every description, all the popular PATENT MEDI
CINES of the day, with a full supply of chemicals, Per
turnery, Paint., Dye Stuffs, Varnishes, Fluids, Turpen
tine, Hair Oils, Extracts, Soaps Brushes, together with
a great variety of Fancy artic4e—in short, everything
usually found in a first class Ding Store—constantly on
hand.
Sig-Physicians supplied at reasonable .rates. and pre.
scriptlone carefully compounded and prepared at all
hour" anus day and night —Sunday not excepted. Be
ing determined to sell cbeap,he would ask a liberal sham
of public patronage. Hire us& call and spa fJr yentr
selves. JOHN 8 TONNE!. 7
Aug. 9,1.888.
A. D. BUEHLER,
THEOLOGICAL t CLASSICAL AND IVISMLANZOITS
BOOKS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
STATIONERY •
PERFUMERY OF ALL KINDS ,
GETMBUItO, PA.:
Chambetvibutg street, Mar Diamond.
NAY 10111*.e-44
To amount collocled by mbecription
Firat Draft 111 388 00
amountTu COI lectal by mubecrlption
Second Draft
To amount collected by subscription
Third Draft
Nett amount realized from Tax Du
plicate, 1864 $8,302 34
Nett amount realised from Tax Du
plicate, 1865
Nett arapiuit realized from Tax Du
plicate, 186,1
larw , of BounlYy Deb Aid
ASSETS.
Balance lin tstanding n 7 Duplicate,
1866 .....
The-Debt in due as folliwe, Getty.
burg National Bank..l.
James Dickmon and Eisler
Wm: .............A.
.......
Juba Houck
31ye. S. Wolf .
Jai Mb Eckert
Borough Treiunry
By eminent paid 60 men
Expenees ............ ....
" Interest 4
Subscription refunded
fr Treseurer and Clerk's Bsiary
Ex tr.
B 7 amount paid 41 men
5 mobatitotes
By uni.,nnt paid 51. men.— ......... ..... 18,500 00
" 4 Rubatitutri. ...... ... loia 00
Expensesoo •
" Interest if Stamio 1-A13 4.50 63
Treasurer a Etrrk's
Sao The undersigned Auditors appointed by the Town
Council of the Borough of Gettysburg certify Hutt the
above ni asurrect statement of the Bounty Account ot.
Belo Berritigh o per vouehers exhibited to no.
EDW. 0. PAHNESTOCK.
A. J. COVER,
H. BENNER.
BOUNTY ACCOUNT.
A GENERAL STATEMENT of the
Bdn s Amount of UNION TOWNSHIP, Adams
comity, Pa , made the 19th day of April, 186 T. .
Tear 1•25.—5. A MUEL REBERT, Treasurar,
DR.
To Tax reeeiNed
14,580 73
By liarnian Shine's substitute...
•• Clarke" Sitangler's
" Lewis Manse's
•' Auditor's fees and stationery
" Notes and Interest
WILLIAMS
agent for Potter t Co
Balance in Lands of 'freasuri.r
•
To balance in hand. of Treasurer 862 43
Tax received from John Bellenberger, Collector:. 100 00'
Tax received fr. m Barman Striae c011ect0r.,...... 000 00
" 320 0 . 0
_ " —4 4 260 00
" 730 00
00
• " 100 00
43 00
3.017 43
- • '
Notes and interest Hsu' to Martin t 215 41
Joieph 1,304 00
206 00
360 00
630 00
6 09
3 00
310 89
10 60
37 99
Paid Lewin MatlPfl
Notes and intertat paid to Geo. Baaehaar
Harman Shine
Money paid to Jacob Basehoar
Auditor.' fees
Money paid Benjamin sorry •
John Spangler
Treasurer's feed
Balance In hAnde orTreMnrer
To balance from former Treasurer
Received ofJohn Ortner, Collector.
Tax aseested for 11386
CL
Kota and interest to T. ,J .MoClain
Bunch Letbver, Committee
Jacob M Bollinger, "
Simnel P. Tonng, "
John Kellenberger,
!Ca.:mentions
Andltors'feee
Clerks' fee.
Col lectoril fees. Samuel Becker,
Treasurerii fees.
Committee fees
Balance In hands of Treronrer
We, the undersigned, anditon of Union toentsidp,
having audited the Bouaty Accounts of the Above nealed
Treasurers, do eertifY that the are correct to the bus
of our knowledge and belteL Itnees ear halide the
19th day of April, 1867. •
A MOB LISPRVIII,
• ABRAHAM B
DAVID BOYR I e,
Andflorn.
dune;l, 1867,3 t.
• FREE TO EVERYBODY.
A Large 6 pp. Circular, giving irdlormatkon, of the
Oestest importance to the yomayung of both saxes.'
It towhee how the homely became begutiAti, tho
despised respected, and the ioreaken fared,
.1 Morning lady or gentleman. should UR to mod their
Address, and receive &dopy pbot-pald. by rotors ma
• Addrtee 1.. O. Drawer,.
Neb. 26,1867.-41 m. Tray
ITOtTNG LADIES BEW • : '• 1-
-A Of Ilia loPsriqus **errs of ram Powders mot Wish
es.A All mat) tiamill ohm np the pores of tb•• 1 / 1 0111di
to • sh•rt qiii• • oomplazion. if TM Milk
tam* ltesKlteal 7 , WU; fppousaill,ol6l4/".
bold's Extract 111 _
III:SE who d
palook mutat p
Conneoves .1
ably doss;
111,0 W lit the 1
faimillk *Mb ma
41 1 04 111 r% re ,
tomoding gaitStO.
FORWA.KDIN•G
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
• FLO UR AND FEED.. -
'GRAIN AND GROCERIES.
HAVING purchased the extensive
Warehouse, Cars, Jtc., heretebrus nwitelli , 7 B4ll " l
Marbst, we beg leave to Bliol7ll the nubile that we are
'Oentinuing the business at the old stand on the COMP,
of Washington sad Railroad streets, on a more extirpate*
scale than heretofore.
We are paying the !Offbeat market Petri Ibr
Groin and all kinds of produce.
Floor and Feed, Salt, and ell kinds of Groceries, kept
conetantly on band and or sal*, chapel than they Ma
be had anywhere else.
Plaster, and all kind. of fertilizes.", constantly on
band. or furnished to order.
larA regular line of Freight Cars will to
our Ware
house every TOES AY MORNING, and. senosintodatkin
trains will be run as occasion may require. By Mb eter
rangemeut we are prepared to . convey Freight at all
times to'and from Baltimore. Alt Ovalness of tbb kind
entrusted to tie, will be promptly attended to. Our care
run to the Warehouse of Stevenson & Sono, litnortb
Howard street, Baltimore. Being determined to pay
good prices, tell cheap and deal fairly, we invite every.
body to give us a call. CULP & RARNIIIf AW.
Aug. 9,1806.
GRAIN AND GeOCERIES.—The
h Ighest Market price paid for Grain and all kind, of
Produce, Groceries, Fertilizers, kc., eonatantly on hand
for sale at the Ware-home of
Aug. 9 1886 CULP k SARNMLAW.
W. E. BIDDLE
100,000 Bushs. Glain Wanted.
IVENV FIRM AT THE 4,1 4 D WARE
-I- • ROUSH. Wlll. It. RIDDLE& OW would Inform the
public that they hare leaned the Warehouse ow the cor
ner ol Stratton street and the Railroad, In Gettysburg,
where they will carry on
TILE GRAIN AND PRODUCE BUSINESS,
in all Ito branches. The highest prices will always he
paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Gets. (lover and Tams:4lo
Seeds, Flaxseed, Sumac, Hay and Straw, Dried trait-
Nuts, Soap, Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Potatoes, with
everything else its the CON ntry produce line.
GROCERIES.—On band, for sale, Coffees, Sugars,
Molasses, Syrups, Teas, Spices, Salt, Chem., Vinegars
Soda, Mustard. Starch. Brooms, Buckets, Mackin&
Soaps. kr. Also COAL OIL, Fish Oil, Tnr, tc.
all kinds; Spikes sod Nails; Smoking and Chewing To
baccos.
They are always able to supply &first rate articles ot
Floor, with the different kinds of reed.
Also, Grobnd Plaster, with Guano. and - other fmttil
sera. COAL,-by the bushel, ton or carload.
They will rune LINE OF FREIGHT CARS from Get
tysburg to Baltimore once every week. They arsi pre
pared to convey Freight either way, litany quantity, at
R_SBUCED RATES. They will attend, if desired , to the
making of purchases in the city, and dallverimy the
goods promptly in Gettysburg! Their cars- runt* the
Warehouse of Nathan Roop & tin. , N 0.128 North Howard
street. near Franklin, Baltimore, wherssfreight will his
received at anytime. They invite the attention of the
public to thair line, measuring them that they will spare
no effort to accommoos t• all who may patriinise them.
Apt 1119.1866.—tf BIDDLY A BENNER.
Nounty`, crouats.
Bounty Acc ount.
HON. S. R. RUSSELL, Treasurei,
in account w;th the Borough of Gettysburg (Boca .
t 7 Fund.)
CR.
FIRST DRAFT
SICOND DR/PT
" ....... Ste 39
" Interest & Btamp ti6B 68
Treasurer and Clerk's Salary Rs.-
:re ...........
THIRD DRAFT
'Salary F:x tr.,*
May 29, IS67.—Zt
Y.ir Ist:6.-B.CH E L RY.BERT, Treamrer.
Year ISC.—JOUN BAUBLJTZ, Treasurer
DR.
1=!!!
re htrilLuif
sod era.b the ' *ma i
_Hct at ho*
. %kali alit •
11. S. BENNER
13,r0 00
7,7P5 GO
22,511 5u
6,360 06
6,099 64
10,762 04
11,368 68
1553.641:
1,20 19
7,000 goo
000 oo
LOOO oo
1.000 oo
Moo 00
475 00
293 58
$11,D99 69
7,660 00
nr:sa
122 62
4488 00
%100
9.1.30 51
20.560 00
903 22
2000
=,328 /8
2000
two oo
ioo 00
100 00
900
3,799 30
4.408 30
8243
4.580 73
;002 89
16 64
$,017 4$
$l4 64
66 97
404 70
EEEI
- 1318 00
... 6 SO
.... 300
... 360
21 16
s4O
300
2 00
8 OS
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376 32
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