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NEWS OF NEIGEEBORDRI 901IRT*1311.
ail n•, .
Miss lel Itte.Frutilkn of Pittsburgh, pi
spicuous tor her self-sacrificing devotio fo
the relief and comfort of the National Sol
diery, during the war, died on the Bth.
iledfard.
itairame; Householder & Schel fora:Lech' of
Bedford, the former recently - OWe Senator,
ate erecting a large paper mill in Kansas City,
e Form persons "took" 878 very tine trout
from the mountain streams of the Allegheny
one day last week.
Ix Hopewell, iron is being made with mike
from the Brßad-Top Coal.
i Berk.
CORPORAL Wm. Bands, of the 88th Regi=
ment P. V., was shot in the thigh by a Min
nie ball at the - battle of Five Forks. The ball
which was ilarge one of the "Minnie species,"
was only extracted a few days ago by Dr.
Beaver. The Corporal feels greatly relieved
at the removal of the deposit. .
Tax Democratic members of the Select
Council of 'Reading recently defeated the res
olution passed in the Common branch, grant
ink the centre of Penn Square as a site forpe
proposed erection of a Soldiers' Monument.—
Every Republican member favored its pass
age.
Gov. Geary has appointed Frantis M. Banks
and F. R. Schmucker, Rags., Notaries Public.
Carroll.
Tut: Brethren had their annual meeting
last week, at Pipe Creek, where - they have
several churches and a considerable member
ship. •
Cumberland.
EOirman W. CIIRITIDEN, Esq., of Shippens
burg, has purchased an interest in the Clinton
Republiccin, published at Lock Haven. He,
carries with him to his new home, the respect
lof a argh body of friends who will rejoice in
his prosperity.
Tux Commencement Exercises of Dickin
son College will take place in the last week in
June. On Sunday, June 23, Prof. C. F.
Ilaurs, Ph.D., will deliver the Baccalaureate
Address ; June 24,, the Junior Contest for the
prize Medals ; June 25, Oration before the
Literary Societies by Hon. Walter H. Lowrie'
of Pittsburgh, and Poem by Gen. C: H. Hal
pine, of New York ; June 26, Oration before
the class of 1864 by Sebastian Brown, Esq.,
of Baltimore, and poem by John Hood, and
Oration before the Alumni, by Rev.. James A.
McCauley ; June 27, Commencement.
.Franklin
PETER McGaffigan, an old citizen of Cham
bert;burg, on the night of the bth, fell into the
Conococheague and was drowned. His body
was found on Friday morning.
N. Boca - bust:En, Esq., formerly of Cham
beraburg, died recently in Pittsburgh.
TUE Waynesboro' District, Nadonal Molt
has declared a dividend qf five per cent.
Frederick.
Tut Super-phosphate and Manufacturing
Company of Frederick county, incorporated
by last Legislature, is about being organized;
also the Liberty and Pipe Creek Turnpike
road Company.
THE Frederick' County National Bank has
declared a dividend of four per cent., clear of
taxes.
A MINING Company as been formed to ex
cavate for ores near Brookhill. The Company
have leased 5,000 acres of land.
T,Ef E Liberty and. Frederick City Turnpike
. is about being put under contract, the entire
distance.
; •
Tijts returned Soldiers are 'to celebrate the
4th in Frederick.
Huntingdoia.
CAPT. GRANTILLI SWOPS, Of th 9 Fift h Reg
iment Pennsylvania Reserye corpa, and who,,
,
served three years claim maxi_ died_ : latatly—at.
the residence of his raotheri in Huntingdon!
county. 'His death was the result of dise. sae'
contracted in the army.
Lancaster,
Taa Republican Convention which electe d
delefrates to the State Convention, passed
the", with other resolutions :
Resolved, That the foundations of the Re
publican party, like the foundations of our
Government, are based on the principles of
Eternal Justice, and we would be false to
those principles, false to our past history, and
false to the memory of our brethren, who have
died on a hundred battle-fields, in the contest
with human slavery, were we to sanction any
measure of reconstruction not based on the
principle of the equality of all men before
the law.
Resolved, That a Government which . ; ne
glects to make provision for the losses :of its
ldyal citizens, through a causeless rebellion,
is basely negligent of its duty, and we recog
nize it as the paramount duty •of Congress to
enact at once such laws as will confiscate and
apply the property of leading and wealthy
rebels to the payment of the damages so in
flicted.
Resolved, That the course of Hon. Thad
deus Stevens in Congress, has folly met, the
etpectation of his party, and the wise and
zupright statesmanship displayed by him in
efforts to restore a rescued country, upon the
principles of justice, equality and right', enti
tles him to the sincere gratitude of all his fel
low-citizens.
THE Republicans have determined to
nomii
nate candidates for County offices by direct
vote - of the party,'" - instead of delegate conven -
t ion&
v- WiLLI A. lleLtesneit, son of Wm. Mar
shall, has. been appointed Cadet to Naval
Academy—he having passed the most ciedit
able examination.
A HOINOULTITRAL Society has been estab
lished in Lancaster, and is to hold its fret 4x-
Whitton June 14 slid I.
AN informal opening of the Columbia and
port Deposit railroad was made on the 6th.
Montgomery.
Sin - ENV-THREE shares of the stock of th
Montgomery National Bank, sold lately at
from $B5 to $85.75, in lots. The per value is
$5O. Ten shares of the 'First National were
bid up to $146, and withdrawn—par value
$lOO.
Perry.
The Freeman announces. the e ,ppointment
of Charles A. Barnet, Esq., as Co mmissioner
in Bankruptcy for the 15th Co iamasional
District, not I. M. Weakley of Ca inlisle as we
previously announced.
liVashington.
the contractors on Western lifar3ilat;td Rail
road have gone to work at 'various pohts be
tween Hagm;stown and the South llottrAtain ;
and subscribers to the stock have been called
upon to pay an instalment of $5 per shards be
fore 18th inst.
York.
Tug Hanover Schoolßoardhas been organ_
ized as - follows : Preeident—Waahington Bair;
Secretary—Dr. Horace . Allem= ; Treae
urer--Howard J. Idiom
*.! JAoon Wren, Esq., has been re-elected Pris l 7
''olent of the Hanover Savings Fund Society,
one of the most prosperons ,moneyed institu
tions of the State.
WHIT.MOIIIII4 waa a feda &yin Harnover.
PROF. HAT wasted in the administration of
Ole Communion in SL ,Matthew's Clitarch
Hanover on' Whitamday.
Kama Ledge N0.*827 L 0. O. P., was
dedicated on Monday, afternoon, the 10th.-
Lodges from York and Gettysburg were preit
ant. Addresses were : deliv by Revs.
P , 13. Yingling, and .1 A.lioss,t,uffbj J. W. Bit
fingerlrisq. - ' i .• ' :
A Etst.tromusuDrOm Coristitaa been organ
ised in Hanover preparatory;to the Pail Cam-
ones Yoric Coonty,Falr ;Mil* held In
York, Octoter 1,2, 8 and 4. It will .be the
ten' Annual Meeting- 1 r
No. Julian Aarc thaw of ibe ar440.,..
140011 oetialliYar Junction, uk,' biota '
Or •
Mind
Reuben Reilly demonised of Hanover, and sis
ter of Jacob RdMy alias plaaa,. died sudden
ly about•-two weeb ago. She was driliag
Nip COWS home,. and Wok suddenly ill, land
Ma in a few minutes after being taken home.
She watitAer thirty-thin:l.year:
A muss scheme is on foot in Chicago to
build a magnificent system of docka r to extend
several hundred feet from the shore, aldng the
lake for the distance of half a mile. The esti
mated coin is from $5,000,000 to $7,000,000,
and it if said print, caPitalista are ready to
undertake it whenterer the GOvimment con
cents to extend the pier as required, and the
city has'agreed to surrender its right• to the
present lake front.
Tan Grand Lodge of the OrK4l Tempi= :of
Pennsylvania, a branch of the Masonic Order
and embracing three of its degrees, convened
in session at Mozart Hall, Ptttsbnrgh, on` the
11th. Three hundred and 114-three Lodges
were represented, and there were seven hun
dred delegates on the floor. Every district in
the State was represented. The annual re
port shows that the membership of the organi
zation in Pennsylvania has increased to 20,000.
Gsousp4" at last been broken in the Pub
lic SquarlikHonesdale, for the Monument to
the memory of the soldiers from Wayne coun
ty, Pa., who fell in battle or by disease, du
ring the rebellion. The foundation will be
put in so that the corner stone will be laid
July 4th.
titiiitin of ter tkarittis.
GETTYSBURG GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET
.
GarYrintrz Wedue 4day Morning.
StrperFlour,...sl2 00@13 25 Apples,' . 410 0440 00
Matra Flour,.. 13 50014 00 Potatoes 664 70
Rye Flour, .7 004 8 00 Butter,. 30
White Wheat, 2 50® 260 Lard,. 12
Red Wheat,.... 2 4500 280 Eggs, i 14
Corn 00 Bacon, !Unix.... 164 18
Ll 6 " Bides,.... 11
60 " Shoulders, II
Buckwheat, 80 Pasehas,.....—.. 104 20
Timothy Seed, 2 60 Cherries,........ ,2 00
Clover Seed,- 600 Apples, , 8
Flax 5eed,....4 225 Blackberries,.... 12
Plater Parli,": 17 60 Soap, -..- ....... - 6 - 7
Hay per ton,. 16 00@18 00 Tallow, 10
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
B'ALTIZOItE, Monday Morning.
BazAvsrukvs.—All the best grades of
Family and Extra Flour are 50 cents lower
to-day, and the market still continues dull
and drooping. We note sales of 100 bbls.
Howard Street Super at $lO, and 100 hbls.
winter Wheat Extra do. at $11.50. '
Howard Street Super and Cut Extra, $lO.-
00@11.00• Standard Extra .11.50@1.3 00; high
grade 13.00@13.75; Family 15.00®16.00 ; Rye
Flour 8.12448.25; Corn Meal 5.25@5.373,
Worn Meal is higher, owing to the advance
in Corn. $5.20 was refused to-day for a lot.
Garin.—Wheat continues dull and weak.
Sales Red 240 to 250 and White 250 cts.—
Corn—The market opened with quite an ac
#ve demand for shipment, and prices ad
vanced about 2 cents for while, and 3 to 4
cents for yellow. The receipts "were larger
than for some days, amounting to 22.288 bu
shels white, and 12.876 bushels yellow.—
Sales were as follows: White 100 to 106
cents; Yellow. 100 to 108 cents. Oats are
firmer, and prices about 2 cents better. Sales
at 70 to 72 cents,- Rye—No receipts or sales
reported.
FINANCE AND TRADE
Monday Morning.
Gold vas quite active to-day. The Balboa
; the Baltimore Stock Board amounted to a
bout $65,000. The opening prices were: 1375,
the market ruling firm and closed at 137 i.
Government securities were quite strong
and active to-day, and generally i to i better.
MARRIED.
BURTON--SITIELDS.—
,On the 12th inst., at
Knoxville, 111., at the residence of J. Lewis,
by the Rev. J. N, Johnston, Mr. H. B.
Burton, of Galesburg, 111., and Miss Nannie
C. Shields, formerly of this place.
Ituntstie—Eoczar.—On the 2d inst., by
Rev. D. Wolf, Mr. Joseph Rudisil to Miss
Belle Eckert, both of Mountpleasant , town
ship, Adams county.
SHEFFER—NEWMAN.—At the same pplan%
by the same, on the 13th inst., Mr. Philip
"fteffer, of Glen Rock, to Mrs. Susannah
Neivman, of Franklin township, this county.
DIED.
*3 - Obituary noticei 3 cents a line for all
over 4 lines—cash to accompany notice.
tortax.—On the 17th tilt., James. son Of
H. P.; and Elizabeth Bigham, of Green
Mount, aged 13 months.
Calsoliwrpl.—On the Ist of June, Joseph,
youngest eon of Jesse H. and Relecca
Chronister, of Reading township, aged 20
years 6 months and 11 days.
DEczErt.—On the let of June,. at Hunters
tow.o, Mr. Susan Decker, aged 74 years 11
mon,lls and 28 days.
jpesial gutirts.
IWOW THY DESTINY.
MA Dila E. P. Taoism:4 tbsgreat English Astrologist
Clairvoyant and Psychometrician, who has astonished the
scientific mem is of the;Old Worlif, has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses inch
wonderftil powers of 11000114 sight, as to enable her to Im
part knowledge .tf the greatest importance to the single
or married of either sex. While in a state of trance, the
delineate, the vet y features of the person you ere , to
marry, and by the aid of an instrumentofintensepower,
known as the Psyc honsetrope, guarantees to produce a
life-like picture of the fature husband or wife of the ap
plicant, together with date of marriage, position in life
lesdickg traits of cbaracter,fic. This is no humbug, as
thousands of testimooials Can 117180/1. She will send when
desired a certified certificate, or written guarantee, that
the picture le what It purport, to be. By enzloeing a
small lock of hair, and stating place of birth, age, disposl•
Lion sae complexion, and enclosing fifty cents an dstari p
ed envelope addressed to yourself, -you will receive she
picture ind desired information by return mall. All
commtnicatione sacredly confidential. Address in con
fidence, MiDAYX. E. F. Timmy/on, P.O. Box 729, Hudson,
New Yet*. [Feb. 28, 1887.-4 y
A YOUNG LADY
returningto her country home, after a sojourn of • few
month lathe City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
IKOitee of a course, rustic, flushed face; she bad a Sof
rOy complexion of itlitiost marble smoothaar, and in
stead sftwenty-three she really appeared bet eighteen.
Upon inquiry as to the cum of so great • changit, she
plainly told them that shensed the CIRCASSIAN BALM
and considered It an invaluable acquielften toasty Lady's
toilet. By its nee any Lady or Gentleman can improve
their personal appearance an hundred fold. It is simple
in its combination, as Nature herself is simple, yet lin
ed in its Waage) In drawing impurities up, also
heading, closasingand beautifying the akinand complet
ion, By its direct action on the cuticle it draws Iron it
all 16 impurities. kindly healing the same, and leaving
the earfuls ai Nature Intended it should be, clear, colt
smooth and beautifuL Price $l, cent by Mellor Express,
on receipt of an order by
W. L. CLARK A CO.„Chemists,
No 3 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agnate for the sale of the same.
Feb: 28,18t37.-ly
L 1
SPLENDID PIMPS IN GREENBACKS.
_ . .
Ter $6,000 In Greenbacks; $lO,OOO is Sewing Ma.
chine; $9OO in Washing Machines; a vast amount of
Hoop Skirts, Albums, Books, Gold Pens, Pawl Is, Lockett,
Ac., i.e., to be distributed to the subscribers and purchas
ers of the Mows Amman:are Leery yearly subscriber
gets twenty-0w tickets, drawing from $6 to $lOO each
in Greenbacks: \ Censuring Agents clear from 10 to Sl6.
per day raising clubs. Sample copies with a priselicket
and full directions and instructions to 'Agents, sent by
null, by ineloging ten cents, Wrested to the Hart
ANt/SZEINT L 7B Nassau street, New York.
Male and Female Canvassing Agents wanted in every
town and neighborhood in the United States..
June 12.-41
83111 OF 0178 COrtneelnates 'sewn to think that tin
trianipb of their cause depended, like the fate ofJerichi
npas the amount of Doke made. In these days of reAne,
mat and luxury, an article of -real intrinsic merit le
seen appreciated; hence the nnbonaded Ind unparalleled
rumens of PLANTATION B/TTIINS. .
Thum iacusay ham eilor and always been kind reliable.
a
As gentle etimalingand tonic appetizer it cannot be
extolled. Ii Lao doubt a sovereign reniedy . lbr stemechin
tlyspepela, Liver Complaint, and In etimiii .
let ins a healthy appetite.
Mi %NOLL& iiiTKIL—A delightful toilet artieje--fruperioe
to 011ognie end at half ti- - [June 12.-25
Mr. Grace •
ly kirseTeral weeks with a serer; Abram upon iy side.,
t used Bimetal remedies Sro Its eradication video= i*
mitring any relief, until applied you salve, which et.
!acted a • speedy and permanent, care. I therefore feet
happy to certify my coaldeaes in Its virtues.
Yours with respect
JAMES BEAN.
I certify to the trnthbilness of above statement.
R. B. Dunc es, M.D.
SETH W. YOWLS SON, Borten. Proprietor a
Sold by altDragglsta, at 26 eta. &box. By =1135 Ma:
June 6,1867,-1m
COLGATE COLGATE it. CO'S
GERMAN . 1
C " EBASIVX
8 A's
Ixr to assalacturod horn Mg Li
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wrasuasa PCC,"""
/MOM. ix Mk *A Orman.
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utalrablVir OeirosTßAnD sxnUCTsucau
Ie att qecie /Nuretie,
wil i sou e s imicapojailD LIVILLOr IAJULOAIALL
411. •I. the Great Blood Purifier. :
bah ire Mparell 111:041dhlj Tidal er i l liarima Let
ellellibtley, OP
Ulplt active that can t o m i d& t.
Seim!, 1etr,,44,7 , ,
wan No mow snowmen. am) wain
=DIU fur oluderdast and dadsidood A nsa *
44 " 811 " 1 "Pliti ll " *WOW liefirrii,-;-
)11141 9/101111L-W .
$
WLSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
.; s. l CVE3I3,T.
a This nanstly has, long been cherished by the community
for its remstlepte ealoatcyhtt bad* and cur
ing the most obstinate. painful and long-standing cases
of Cough, add, hyluensa, ,gore Throat, Broachais,
Whooping Claigh, Croup, Asthma, /splammation of the
Lungs; whits even Coasuaaptidn itself has yielded: to its
magic inguends when all other moans • tailed. Its
whol• history proves that tieepait ted , iso re
medy of equal value, as a cure for t Bro us and
dangerous pulmonary affections Which prevail all. over
the land.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY
From Amara AZORIII4 . Ban., of Fairfield, He.
"About eight years since my son; Henry A. Anther ,
now Postmaster at Fairfield, Somerset County, Mc bras
attackeid with spitt ip g of blood, cough, weakness of
Lungs, aud general ebillty, so much so that our fami
ly phyticiali declared him to hive . 81IATID 00111/Mll.l ,
rine." He was wider medical treatment for a number
of months, but received no benefit from it. ,At ling*
iron the solicitation ofhimself Ind others,l , vae induced
topgchase one &Mae of WIBTAll'd BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which benehtted him so much ,I obtained an.
otherbottle, which in a short time.rattored him to his
usual state of health. I think I can safely recommend
this remedy to others in like condition, for ills, I think,
wR It purports to be—vus Oust Lusa Actium .rot van
Tuna I Thea b ovegtatement,geutlsmen,lamysoimagary
odis p ffering to you fa favor ofyour Balsam, and is at your
osal."
Prepared by BETH W. FOWLE A SON, 18 Tremont st.,
Boston, and for sale by .Druggists generally.
June 5,1116:.—1m , .
NO 1.
SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC
This medicine, invented by Dr. J. H. Btutxxcur. of Phila
delphia, Is intended te.dissolre the food and make it into
chyme, the first process of digestion. By cleaning the
stomach with Schenck's Mankrake Pills, the Tonic soon
restores the appetite, and food that could not be eaten be.
ihreusiag it will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pulmonlc
Syrup unless . the stomach and liver le made healthy and
the appetite restored, hence the Tonic and Pills are re
quired in nearly every ease otoorummption. • half dozen
bootee of the 811AWBED TONIC and three or four boxes
of the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary case
of dysPepeia.
Dr. Schenck makes professional obits in New York,
Boston, and at his principal Office in Philadelphia every
week. See daily papers of each place, or his pamphlet,
on consumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchsalms, that the two like
nesses of the Doctor, one when in the last stage of con
sumption, and the other as be now is, in perfect health
are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price $1.50 per bot
tle, or BT 1.0 the half dozen. Alt letters for advice shot Id
. be' addreseod to Dr. Schenck's Principal Office, N 0.15
North Bth itreet, Philadelphia, Pa.
0 ener4Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes.* Co., N. Y.
S.S. Haoca, Baltimore, Md.• ' John D. Parke, Cincinnat
OWe;Welker Taylor, Chicago, Ill.; Collins Bros., St
Louis, Mo. [Oct. 18, 1868.—wemly.
lIELIABOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
IS a certain cure fur diseaaes of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY, ORGANIC
WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
DEBILITY,
and all diseases of the
whether existing i n
- MALE OR FEMALE,
con whntever cause of iginatin it and no matter of
ROW LONG STANDING
Diseases of tbeee.organs requite the use ofa diuretic.
If no treatment iS submitted to, Consumption or In.
sanity may esme. Our Flesh and Blood are supported
from these sources, and the
ILEALTO AND RAPPLNESS,
and
that of Posterity. depends ppon prompt use of a reliable
remedy.
ITELMBOLD'S EXtRACT BUCIRT
Rest abl ish ed upwozda of 18 years, prepared by
H. T. HELMBOLD, Draggle t,
6041 Broad way. New Rork, and
104 South 10th at., Philadelpbla, Pa.
Feb. 2S, 1867.-Ty
The advertiser, having been restored to health in a few
weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suffered
for several years with a severe long affection, and that
dread digeaseConsumptisn—is anxious to make known
to his fellow•sufferers the means of cure.
. . ..
To all who desire it, be will send a copy of the pre.
scriptlon used (free of charge), with . the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will Rod a
CuIiCIIIIIiorCONEITYPTION,ABTENA,BIANCEUTIS, COLD&
Cowles, and all Throat and Lung Affections The only
eie
objeCt of the advertiser in sendit
g the Prescription is to
benefit the a ff licted, and spr information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and e hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove a blessing. Partied, wishing the prescription,
zees, by return mall, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Rings Co., New York.
June 3,1587.—1 y
Iltui ;Adrertiotinento.
BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD!!
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
MAIZE'S BLOOD PEBIFYING
An effectual remedy in caring: Scrofula. Slit Rheum,
Totter, Ulcers and Sores. Mottles. Pimples, Tumors,
Boils, Pustules, General Debility, Dyspepsia, Lou of AD
petite, Female Irregularitiete and Complaints, and, In
general, all disown having thisr origin In ad impure
conditloa of this Blood, 'or a disordsrodat ate of the no.
TOW system.
This medicine, this result of skillful and scientific com.
Wootton, is • purely vegetable preparation, free from all
injurious ingredient s.
•
As its name indicates It renovates the Blood, purges
out the corruptions that breed In it, restoring Its healthy
action and vitality, and striking at the very meat of dis
ease eradicates every trace of It from the rytem, and gives
bloom to the pallid cheek. and health and vigor to the
frame. Many diseases and much suffering are directly
traceable to the Impurity of the blood, and ft is of the
greatest Importatims for all that the blood which courses
through every part of the systeMcarry no polio, or cor
ruption with lt. To suffer with lbideons sores, pimples
and emotions and other diseases arbieg from impurity
of the blood is no longer neossust - f, as the Blood Purify
ing Agent issure and safe in Its effects. Mothers having
ehlidren suffering from eruptions of any kind will And it
especially effective. The Proprietor has many teetimoni•
ale from Clergyman" and leading eitlzens of the county
when the medicine is prepared certifying to tfie wonder
ful cures effected by it.
Prepared by
Dr: H. D. WATTS,
Ashland, Penua.
Depot Gilbert A Royal, Wholesale Druggists, Nos. 309
and 311 North Third It., Philadelphia.
.S For sale by Dr. Robert Boner and A. D. Buehler,
Druggista, Gettysburg, Pa.
June 10, 1867.-3 m.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
CASHTOWN, PA,,
E. P. KITTINGER, PROPRIETOR
HAWING leased the above well-known House, and
haying thoroughly refurnished it, he Is now pre •
pared to entertain his friends and the public. The
Cashtown Springs (connected with this House,) have
also been re.fitted, and persons desiring to spend a feW
• eeks or months in a healthy neighborhood, eau Sad no
more attractive place. Large Stabling accomodations,
and the beat of Liquors and Wines. Charges reasonable.
Z. P. KITTLNOZR. •
Caahtown, Pa., Juno 19, 1887.-3 me
PROPOSALS
W
ILL be received by the ExeC4tive
Committee of the Orphans' Homestead of Gettys
burg, until THURSDAY THE 27TH INBT, for altering
a frame Barn at the Homestead into a school room, ix.
The plan and specifications can be seen at the aloe of
4he Secretary, R. CI-McCreary, Esq.
J. L.
June 19.-2 t Chairman o fE.
ecutire SCHIC
Committee.
EXEPUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters
Teatimentary on the Estate of Rey. Dr. Exeunt,
late of Gettysburg Borough, Adams county, Penn., de
ceased, having beep granted to the undersigned residing
in the same borough, she hereby gives notice to all per
sons Indebted to said estate to make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same to prevent
them properly authentlatted for settlement.
June 19,1967.8 t
MS!BROO BROOMS!
The undersigned continues to manufacture Brooms at
bbt old fatted In Carlisle street adjoining Railroad Depot.
He will have during the fall a full supply on band. and
will be able to furnish them WHOLLIALB OR RETAIL.
Brooms made to order or on the shares. Personshaving
Broom Corn would do well to give him a call.
Gettysburg, June 19.-3 m
B. 8.. TIPTON.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
GETTYSBURG BATTLE-FIELD MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION.
The Annual Election ibr a Preddent and thirteen Direr
tors of the Association will be bob! •at MoCooaughy's
Hall, Gettysburg, on MONDAY, THE RATH DAY OP
Jllblit INBT., between the haunter 10 o'clock A. M. sad
8 ceekck P. M.
JuaRPH R. TREIHREOLL, Presided.
D. MoCorsuesr, Steretary. • IJuss 19. td
CEMETERY NOTICE.
AT' a meeting of . the Board of Man
sera of Nver-Orson Cemetery Association held Juno
10,1867, the following Resolutirdis were adopted :
Resolved, That the lbhowing be.edcled to the Bylaws,
By. Law No. 86 be so changed as to read u knows, totake
effect on Owlet day qt . August, 1867:
No. 86. The prise abuts until farther ordered shell be
fifteen dollars for a single lot.
Resoked, That an transfers of Lots shell be added to
folknring conditions—he priviloge of tronsferivedollars
shall be first paid upon each e ac lot, and two dollar.
and fifty cents upon each lot not endow ; Plettielod
that thieshall not be required in cases when the Lot
holder making transfer, at ante time parasite an motel
number of lots. (.1 EMI 19,1.887.—td
8,1867.
grlavons.
THE Indian Doctor , known as the
Lung, Throa Heart And Blood Phyilloutit, wV Pet
another :visit tb Gettysburg, teem at, chi Eagle Bole
lIONDAY, THE 14TH DA OF RINE, ind will reinaln
until the ist of July, where be eau be consulted free of
charge, with the greatest confidence, mad fu o li ma wtof 1
otenreMn be rift in many esiko spa. a ' ez-„,
induction. I Ifs former patrons and othici, w ode , 1
elms his eirtices will plasm call In dm as 131 . NOW . I
can not prolong hie stay. • .
dud
We me Molt balms es have no
With nonuser the lain el Itill.
With blodd oar hat* we minis Mahe,
Nor poises mac to eamilnispala ;
Bat oar Either, whom all goodness Ills,
Provides the means to aim mu We—
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BUCHU
UIRNARY ORGANS,
TO CONSUM PTI YES
HARRIET B, EILUITH,
Executrix
NOTICE.
- - ixvz: • A
sttv
BITSIN-ESS COLLE - gE
•
BRYANT,- STRAMN• & ' I(IIEI3BRLY'S
' CORNER lOrn AND DEINSTIMT STRUTS,
riaLADELrin - 4 - ;
YOUNG MEN •
prepared km the Counting Reom and. -Ituainess 'HD in
general. •
THEORY & PRACTICE
combined by means of Baal% Business Roues and the
use of n.ll binds of Business Paper.
THIS INSTITUTION
in endorsed by the leading business man of the City . .
STUDENTS RacErvilD AT ANT TIME.
COLLEGE OPEN 'ALL TUN TSAR.
.
FORPARTICULARS BEND FOR CIRCULARS. ,
June 10, 1887.—1 y
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF
DRY GOODS, G.ROCERLE 4 S; HARD
• WARE, QUEENSWARE,
AT
J. C. ZOUCK & SON'S,
NEVI OXFORD, PE:e7; 'A.
We have Just returned from the City where we bought
• very large and well selected dock if goods suitable In
our line under the late decline. Our stock consists in
part of Plain all Wool De Leinee. Millie De Laines,
coos, Plaids, Bleached and unbleached Muslin', Oassi
mere". Cott onatles, Kentucky Jesus, Linen.. A large
lot of Ladles' Bahuoral Gaiters, plain and tipped Morocco
Shoes. •
A complete assortment of Groceries at low rates, Hard
ware such as Tire Iron, Spring. Shear, Blister and Cast
Steels, Hone Shoes, Horse Shoe Bar, Nall Bode, Ham
mered Iron, Nails, Spikes, Shovels. Spades and Forks,
Door Locks, Pad Locks, Latches, Hinges, Screws, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Grindstones, Paints. Oils, Gloss,
Potty kc., China and Queensware by the set.
Weinvite the public to give us a call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere as we are deteryined
tosell. Thankfurfor past patronage we hope to'fterit
the same In the future.
June 12, 1867.-6 m J. C. ZOIICK t SON.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
CLOTHS, CASB/.If,ER ES, TWEEDS,
and other materials fur Men's Wear, furnished and made
up, to order, on short notke.
SATISFACTION - WARRANTED.
Work also solicited from Customers, rho purchase . their
Goods elsewhere. 4 •
W. T. KING,
York street, opposite die Bank.
June 12,1667.-I.T
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
TATE k CULP
Are now building a variety of COACH WORK of the
latest and most approved stylus, and constructed of the
best material, to which they incite the attention of buy
ers. Having built our work with great care, and of , ma.
terial selected with special reference to hea:tty 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 Is
want of any kind of a vehicle that this" Is the place to
hay them.
. air -REPAIRING In every branch done at short notice
and on reasonable to s.
Give as a call at our actory. near the corner of Wash
ington and Charaberiburg street', Getty.burg, Pa.
Jane 12, 1862,--tf
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS !
4AID PUCE:NIX BITTERS
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDICINES IN THZ
WORLD
Istablhihed in 1835 by one of our Most Eminent Phy
sicians, and now used throughout North and , Booth
Americo, with more pleeeing molts them any other
Medicine in cue' of diseased Lbw, Blood or Skin, Ind'
section, Costiveness, Bilious domplaiuts, Rbsumatiam,
and Fever and Agne
Thousands of certificates are in our possession, giving
detailed accounts of perfect cunt effected Li; these in
ralusb le Medicines. They regn Lite the and pa
all the function/ of the body in a healthy condition
S.,ld by all Drnggid■ White tt llowland,Proprietors
Successors to Dr. lobo Moffat. and Dr. W. B. Mods t, New
York
April 4, IS67.—lyeow
CLIMAX ! CLIMAX ! !
PAGE'S'CLIMAX SALVE
A FAMILY BLESSING FOR 2 CENTS
heals without a scar. No family should be without i
We warraut it to cure 9crofuln, Scree, Slit Rheum
Totter, Pimples, and all fruptions of the
Skin. For Sore Breast or Nipples, Cots, Sprains, Bruises,
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, kc., it makes a perfect
I=
It hes been tied olksr fifteen years ? stigma one failure
It Las no parallchaelog perfectly eradleatad
ease and healed after all other reruedles had failed. It
is a compound of Araks with many other Extracts and.
Balaanui, and put tui in larger boxo• than auy other
Ointment
Soldi by Dragitista everywhere. White k Howland,
Proprietors, 121 Liberty Street, New York.
March* 1867. 1 yeoior
_ _
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposal, w II be received for rembdeling the
Church School House In Highland township, Adama coun
ty, up to Saturday, the 29th of June, at 1 o'clock, P. Id-,
at which time and plUe there will be a meeting of the
Board of School Directors to contract for the mama.
By order of the Board of Directors.
June 12.-td. DAVID STEWART, Preet:
NOTICE
THE School j Directors of "Gettys
burg School Metric!" will meet on Monday .rwert
iny, July Bth, to eMcr. Teoetters for Public Schools of said
dlatrlct. The County tarintendent will eXAMi lle ap
plicant/ In the School Building, at 10 o'clock, t. M. of
that day. Hy er of the Board,
June 12.—td I J. Y. McOIiZARY, Secretary.
OTlCE.—Letters of Administra
tion on the estane of Ds2trxt Pinutz, late of Btraban
township, Adams county, Penna., deceased. having been
granted to the undersigned, residing in the same town
ship, he hereby give. notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims against the name to present them properly au
thenticated for settlement.
June 12.-6t* VIEOEGIE BOYER, Adsn'r.
.11XECITTOIt'S NOTlCE.—Letters
Teatammta,Fthe estate °Maws Gummi, late
of Latimore towmWpr °xi
Adams county, Nang.. deceased,
baring been granted to the undersigned residing in the
rune township, he heiby &es notice sit persons in
debted to said estate ca and mate Immediate pay
meat, and Wee her ll g
claims against the mune will
present them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN WOLFORD, Suecutor.
June 12,1887.-Bts
NOTICE.
subscriber has now thoroughly
"licANNYiredr
ed to do GRINDING AND . SAWING of every tried at
god nonce. He odic* the patronage of the netabboe
hood, and will gaandoepoiatirdeetion. Give as a mil.
Janel 2, 1867 ..4f, GBORGIS. WWI/M.
SETTLE UP.
rrilE hooks of BIDDLE k ,STRlCK
soupaikare hesapleeed lanky Ma& Ihreollectkut :
AlledsLetenot settled by the Sr* of July wet, will
osedistety thereafter be aimed bylnalt - • •
June 11, ler Alt A V, UM&
FOR SALE CEP A'P
1
A IttA.Piat - .ASTI
OF MANNY'S PATENS=aII 'lit
C. ad order—with two lmlyee. For twins, Au x ,
of the ibtlizoto, friVuoblorl angt
June icon 6.) *
,
FREE TO EVERYBODY.
Zat p =elltike t - sivticwonesuen-or the
graded' terholont.
. hrsitlmitOrdritsy Wawa UMW, Ms
14100000 d, qiddialsteakaik' Watt
Y ~rd r at t 6111 , 10 limba Vitt,r
Add
%8.1867.-110. sTri - .r. 1 ;. • - ;;' . '4:• ' /11*,
~_~ 1~:
*tuts.
FARMS FOR SALE.
I Will sell the Farms,
No. 1. Lying on the Harrisburg
and Gettysburg road between York Springs and Heldlers.
burg, containing 121 ACRES, with improvements, now
occupied by Janie" Miller. Pt Ice $25 per acre.
No. 2. Lying.pn the Carlisle and
New Oxford road, between ,lieldlersbugg and New Chca.
ter, containing 145 ACHES with RAS Improvements,
now occupied by George .1. Shank. Price SRC per acre.
Terms: One half to be paid on the deliver,' of the
deed; the balance to suit:the purchaser, either in cash
or in Orst,fudgment Bonds of not less than V.XXI for No.l,
and $4Oll for N 0.2, baba paid annually with interest.
4a-These farms are patented, tie handsomely a*i have
been limed. W.F. BONNER.
May 29, 1847.-If •
,V A TALLTABLE DWELLING-HOUSE
AT PRIVATE SALE
The Subscriber, Intending to leave Gettysburg, offers
at Private Sale, the HOUSE In which he now resides, in
Baltimore attest. It hti been thoroughly repaired,
painted and papered; is furnished with an abundance of
raft water, and with gas. The property ham a front of
Seventy-eight feet on Baltimore It., has a spacious yard,
with a number - of choice Fruit Trees in it, and a large
Barn in the rear of it, Possession given August 16th,
1867. F.. 4. 3IULILENBE 80, Jr.
June 5, 1887.—tf
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS
fhe County Commissioner's take this motivator inform
ing the Tax-payers of.Adarne county that the State Au.
thorltbie ao longer allow abatement for early payment
of State Taxes—but add five per cent_ to the quota of
each county that does not pay by the Ist of A nsrust. The
Comminiouers therefare give notice that in order to
meet this demand. Tax-payers throughout this county
will be expected to pay on or before the 15Th DAY OP
JULY SEXT--otherwise Ave par cent. moat be added
by the Collectori in all caws.
Byorder of COMMIIIkMIIII,
Nay 29, 1667.-td J. IL WALTER, Clerk.
T O BRIDGE BUILDERS.
rropkisabs will be received by the Commissioners of
Adams Golnty, until TIIIIIIRDAT, the 20th day of JUNE
next, for BUILDING A COVERED 14'00liEN BRIDGE
ACROSS OPOSSUM CREEK, at Brickee's Mill, on the
rod Deeding tom Bricker'. Mdi to Bender's Church.—
The Bridge Is to be built after the style of 4 13urr'l Pa.
tent," one span one hundred and three feetnJoog—to be
built or the best maintain White pine. Stone can be
had near the rite of the Bridge.
Plane and specificntione can be seen Ly pa. - sips wieh•
ing to bid on the day of letting or by application W./.
M. Walter, Clerk to the Commasioners.
ABRAHAM ICRISB,
SAMUEL WOLF,
NICHOLAS WIERMAN,
Attest- 4. M. Wurra, Clerk
NOTlCE.—Letters of Administra
thin on the estate of Jam Rtes, of Menallsn town
ship, Adams county, deceased, baring been granted to
the undersigned. residing in the sego township, they
hereby eye notice to all persons Indebted to said Potato
to make immediate payment and those basing claims a
gainst the same will present theta properly atitheuicated
for settlement.
Ility 14. 16C .-41 t
N 0 TlCE.—Letters testamentary on
the estate alum liVnanaisoos, late of Freed=
township, Adams county. discerned, having been granted
to the undenagned, the first named 'welding in Freedom
township sad the last named residing in the borough of
0 et tysburs, they hereby glee notice to all persons t
at to said mean to make immediate payinent, and these
having chdass ..gainet the same to pressed them properly
anthentleated kir settlement.
JOSEPH WITHERSPOON,
JOEL B. DAENXI,
Execution.
May 938C7.-&
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters
Tenementary on tbe latat• ofJoun Walnuts, late
of Meruillen township, Alberni county, Penns., deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned residing in said
township, he hereby girt' notice to all persons indebt
ed to said estate to call And make immediate paymeat
and than haring claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated - torment= ent.
NOAH D. SNYDER,
May 29,1867.-60 Executor.
• • DISSOLUTION.
, r
HF Pagliership' heretofore existing
between • undersigned under the .Arm of GARD
NEB BRO . /UM of Petersburg, Y. S., is hereby die
noised.
All persons indebted t i said firm, will pietas make
payment withoukdeley. Either partner is authorised
to use the name GI the firm in the settlement of the be.
J. A.GARDNER,
J. W. GARDNER.
HAVING disposed of my stock of
Merchandise to Moan. Hartman h Sadler, and
in retiring from a euccessful business career of nearly
eighteen years, I hereby return my grateful acknow
ledgements to my friends end customers for their liberal
patronage, and cheerfully recommend to their generous
encouragement, my successors, Messrs. Hartman t Sad
ler. J. A. GARDNER.
April 18. 1867.4 f
TINWARE AND STOVES•
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
S. G. COOK'S,
(Formerly tadrerw Polley's); also some of
THE BEST COOKING-STOTES IN THE MARE NT,
OLD DOWNION,
Also, many other articleelor kitchen nee, which will be
\.;sold as low as at any oth \ r place lithe county,
April 12,1866
WM. C. ST ALLS'M IT 11,
GETTYSBURG, PA.,
CARPENTER dr, CONTRACTOR,
•
Keeps constAntly on band and nunntactures to order,
DOORS, !MUTTERS, BLINDS, SAM, DOOR OD
WINDOW FRAMES, CORNICE, DOOR AND
WINDOW BRACKETS,,
And any other Artick in the Building Line.
i.
Seasoned material constantly on hand, exnerienced work=
mu alwaya in: resdinaw, and work ex/natal with
}l. Orders itrawpay s um* to , •
.Igoe 5, .1567.---tt,
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4gar brio* my fl 'floated .in &rebel* *owe
gm ~ivrit ages Sat oferittTehirg. on the turnpike Wad
i • •to Itrarkoind knownoo the old Trouts /am It
co • • na 161 ACRES of goodl Iliad, and le in a high state
of • , !Bretton. It has been theroughly limed, and Ls In
repair.. f The (caw are mostly of woodlouse posts
and adr till' `rsUi. Thaw era about 20 MAO Ilif good
kfraikiy.l)loll 11l ftwaall•Pwate parts. There me also
&boo 35 acme of thriving timber and good springs of
Ws r in•every held except one. • There le a new two.
story BRICK MUSA Mid a Bank Bern over 100 feet
long e arly covered. There lean excellent ilpring Afar
the ; aboi goodhirell of wattprnWar the Barn.—
dime 6 Acres are covered with excellent gra ft ed Fruit
—kp les and peaches. ,
aum
Any perWe wish ing to purchase a good Nowe will
do welft to 'dew this mein
_little term before purchasing
elsevibere. ip JOSEPH TROSTLE.
Joni 6, 1867.- 7 tt ...
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
I offer at private silent, my residence In Tyrone town
ship.one mile wait of Heldierabeirg, on the kienallen
road, 100 ACERB OF I ISD LAND, pu on ,
acre two
etorytLog House weal r-boarded, and plaitered Stone
Kitchen, and Bank . There is a good mall of Water
near the Mime; also tro streams of never-taillog water
mining through the farm. About 20 Acres are of young
thriving , TESSlß, with a never-failing Spring of run
ning water thereon. There are about 25 Acres of good
Meadow Land; alas, good Lime Kihton the farm, and
a good ORCHARD 011 FRUIT. The Farm has been
limed, three times ,within fifteen . yeers. It is In a high
state otriiltivitioir, and is surrounded with Mils - and
Chorales. There Is a good School-house on the farm.
15,..AnY person wishing to see this Farm, or that on
the York turnpike -will findme at horns at all times.
June 5. 1567.—tf JOSEPH TEOSTLE.
Tema Notices,
MARIA A. ILICE, Adnex.
LEANDER 11. RICE, A dru'r
Jitoots, giutraret fit.
TIE-WARE IN THE' COUNtY,-
110
among arhlct are the
COMPROMISE,
PIi'NNEYLVA.NIA,
NOBLE COOK,
scoNorcer,
BARLEY SHEAF, ke
iAlts.
.
E' L A ON - A- IA !
THB 08TTY821742- HXYLIGHT 04LL221%
rrla mideirsigried.take_it
,pleasraii in
a.ioooomoootelo.thoeithoos or Geoftebers and' tbe
public piinerMy that bevied creel his old roomy
on Weettilddle ennteti to e *treat and nearly
opposite the storsiethibeeentde e. The room ha
sow occupies, beibeen recently . • expressly for
his Witness. The leultkes la an soon. oIoWIDE
him to take *Wes in all shades ofweether, and with a
hill= al.o3.
=Wades unotpletled say whereat*,
_ LI.P 2-44E2 PHOTOWEAPIIB,.
ea deecriptlon, execrated In aka Ilnostakyle
11Z:tIrst - Ilowilve to tVOARTE•DE VISITILeed
deceased opy VIVBROTYPZI auHDAQUERREOTYPIAI of
eel* Alio.
' TiIIaGETIYIBURG akMl3,
a new styloof picture which has became very popular
with the piddle; hot oaly for their beauty, but for Om"-
nese sod ootivetdeaes. SIXTEEKtor GEE DOLLAR on
ly. Also—Yllt PORCELAIN PICTURES, which for
then beauty and durability are unsurpassed. -
We are prepared to carry on the bueinen in all Its
various branches, and harlot; had rotuddirableexperience
we ntn ho Sisk I.
GUARANTEEING PBRPEGT SATISTACI7ON. i
•Our facilities for a full display of our skill are unequal•
id by any other Gallery is the County, and we would
herefore invite every one to call at the
NEW GETTYSBURG SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
Call and examine our Specimens end Judge for your
selves. LEVI HUMPER.
June 21,1866.
WE are always glad to see ou r
friends at the Raceleior Gallery, it still stands In
the same old place opposite the Bank on York st., Get.
tyabare. Pa. - C. J. TYSON.
PHOTO MINIATURES at the Ex
celsior Gallery are superb and are furnished a
on...third cloy prices. Call and examine specimen's.
C. J. TYSON.
LXCELSIOR is our motto. To
please oat aim! and to render WI/faction in every
Instance our determination. C. J. TYSON.
CONSTANTLY on hand an assort
men t of floe Prawn, Photograph Alba ms,Cards and
!Whets for grunt's, from the Batt le•field. Photographs ot
our Generals. and other distinguished individuals. at the
Excelsior Gallery. C. J. TYSON.
THE best Photographs made in this
County area:Me tt_W C. J. TYSON.zreloior Cutlery, Getty*.
burg, opposite the old nnw
BY all meant hare your Photographs made a
the Excelsior Gallery Upon desire them pert
C. J. TYSON.
LARGE VIEWS of the Battle-field,
singly or in sets, very low; also Stereoscopic Views
fo thellattle-geld, at the Excel' tor Gallery. Do not fall
see to them. • C. J. TYSON.
J GURNEY & SON,
• PIIOTOORAPII ARTISTS,
707 Broadway, New York.
In addition to our PHOTOGRAHIC ART GALLERY,
established 1840. We have kw the last five years bad ad
rental* superior - to aby other establishment in obtain
ing sittings front life, of all the PROMINENT CELEBRI
TIES of the day In CARD PORTRAITS, and are now
publishing a Oitalogns of over 2500 SIIGJECTS, AMERI
CAN AND WIESION, also a large lilt of Copies of
WORM OP ART AND ENGRAVINGS.
Such as the Right Rev. Bishops of Episcopial church,
the Catholic Clergy, and the Clergy of all denominations,
all prominent °Ricers of the A rmy,Navy and Confederate
States, Aston end Actresses, ProfessiOruil Billiard Play
ers, Foreign celebrities, Pictures from Statnary, male and
female.
Catalogues sent on receipt of Stamp.
An order for one down pictures from our Catalogue will
be filed at 81.80, and sent by mail free. Single Pictures
26 cents each. roples of engravings 15 cents each.
N. B. We also desire to call attention to.the advantage
we have lot reproducing,orcopying, Old Daguerreotypes,
Ambrotypet, Card Pictures, *c., of
DECEASED RELATIVES AND FRIENDS,
enlarging them to any else, and finishing in Oil, Water
Colors, or India Ink, with the aid of
TEN TALENrep ARTISTS.
Parties desiring copies, should therefore correspond
with us direct.
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
The Trade Supplied at a Liberal Discount.
GALLERY ONLY FOR FREE INSPECTION,
and etiangere visiting the City, will find ow Gallery one
of the most agreeable places In the City, wherein to while
away en hour. J.O CILNYY t SON,
Pncrroourina,
707 Broadway, N. T.
Coin minloaera.
[May 29, 1867.-td
Oct. 4. 1866.—ia)
tlothigg, gals, Mars,
ANOTHER VETO
BY NOR'RIS,
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
AS CHEAP AS BEFORE THE WAIL
ALSO
Anything in the Gentleman's furniehing line.
Can be found at the Cheap Store of
T. C. NORRIS.
May 26 1847.-tf
CHEAP—CHEAPER—CETFAPEST !
IrF you wish to bay good and cheap
L 0004/11. call at JACOBS BRO'S. STORE, near My
ers' Hotel,ln Chambenbarg street, Gettysburg. Thy
have the very best selection of goods, suck as CLOTHS,
CASHMERES, TWEEDS, *c., the market can produce,
and are determined to sell them as cheap as can be sold
anywhere in town or country. Any person wishing to
have them cut out, can have ft done free of charge.—
Those desiring Goods mate up, can also be accommodated
We warrant the best work and the best Eta to be had
anywhere No humbug in what we say.
We have on hand the very beetmost durable SEWING
MACHINES, and are always ready to watt on purchas
ers. Hull satisfaction given as to operating machines.—
COI and examine. We warrant them to be rho beat in
use. JACOBS A BRO.
May 29, 1867
NEW AND CHEAP CLOTHING
STACKS OF THEM!
J corner of the
• Diamond and York street, has Jost returned from
the city with an annanally attractive mortals:it of
OLOTRLRG FOR SPRING .k BURNER WRAR,
which be will moll at inch prices as cannot fail to take
them off very rapidly. Call and Judge for yourselves.—
To look at the excellent material, tasteful cutting, and
neat and substantial sewing, and then to ger Ms b*
prices—callers cannot help but boy, when they see It so
much trtheir interest to do so.
He has Coats, Pants; Tests, dali styles and 1144terials;
Hats, Boots and Shoe.;
Shirts, oral, kinds, Hosiery, Gloves Handkercb
Neck Ti.., Cravats, Linen and Paper Cc' Gloves,
Suspenders,
Brushes, Combs,
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas, Pocket Knives,
Sagan,
Smoking and Chewin Tobarcos, Pipes, Stationery, l in
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, with a thousand and one
other articles, entirely too numerous to detail Ilia DPW. ,
paper advertisement
He 1181t11 the attention of the public to his new stock,
confident that it will please—and no one can or will sell
cheaper. DA' t forget theplace—cornerof York street
and the Diamond, Qat-tidies*.
MO 29, 1867. JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
HATS, CAPS, FURS.
S. S. McCREARY
Ras Just opened a new assortment of HAT 8 and
CAPS, of the latest 'style sad fashion, which he is pre.
pared to sell at reduced prices and lower than the same
goods can be had in the city. Call and examine his
stock, at his old establishment on Chambersburg street,
opposite Buehler's Drug Store.
Gettysburg, June 6,1807.—1 y
S. G. COOK
C. SOMERS & SON,
SOO CHESTNUT STREET,
CaU the attention of the public to their stock of
FINE CLOTHING ;
Also, to the large samortnantof new style piece goods for
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
Our *wire Department is se organised gentle
men can teal every mandato* that the prmenta tale
ad will be made in tie
BEST MANNEB. AND LATEST ST E.
b. SOMERS & SON.
Apo Is. Meant
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER !
Ti the prkes of WI kinds of liaady-tnado
J. lug, to be convinced you bays hdt to call at
PICKING'S
HATS AND CArSI
rraz Large it , But paid Cliespostif Lock otlath
j, ionatole Rini and taps; In Adams county.
at If OEM'.
fo(MD , likill, BYES,
sal, 40 limitAkmaiittis intieubv Meek
of all kbyla of °oath a fat" of Pots sad*
swat sVlea °midi at . PICICCIM ...
• _Tojkor GmaREL, -
TII7Y your sui,t, pm" Qbrf
.1, 1 ; •
Iv%
„DOW
New tl F iti o r yopiltorais-
=MM=MMEi===l
rapt gailetits.
New Goods !
AT BRINKERHOFF'S
=I
gimarding 4ousts.
FOR . WARDINg
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
FLOUR .AND FERI9.
GRAIN AND GROCERIES.
- 11AVINGlinrchased the extensive
Wareboustbirs, Be., heretofore owned by Samuel
iliwbet, We big leave tallithim the ptiblle that we aro
continuing the badness at the old stand oit the corner
of Washington and Railroad streets, on a mere eirter4lve
male tham beretolbre.
We ant paying the highest market price for Flour,
, Griin and all kiwis of produce.
floor and recd. Balt, and ell kinds of 0 roceriiii, 004
constantly oit band and for sale, cheaper than t ity can
D e bid adywberii else.
Piaster,' and an kinds of fertilisers, constantly on
'tend; or furnished to-order. ,
j arA. t egnMe Huger Freight Cats will leave our Ware
house awry 11:1180AY MORNING!, and accontmodAtion
trains will be run as occasion may require. My this ar
rangement we are prepared to convey i AlFht at all
timesto and from Baltimore. All basin this kind
entrusted to as, will be promptly attended fit: Our cars
run to the Warehouse of Stevenson A Sons, 165 north
Howard street. Baltimore. Being determined to pay
good prices, sell cheap and deal fairly, we invite every.
body to give us *call. CULP B BARNBIIAW.
-Aug. 0,1886.
GRAIN AND GROCERIES.—The
bletest Market price paid for Grain and • 11 kinds of
Produce. Groceries, Fertilizer'', te.,constautly on band
for sale at the Ware-house of
Aug. Sr 1866 CULP & BARNBflit W.
W. E. BIDDLE. 11. S. BENNER.
100,000 Bush.' Grain Wanted.
VEW FIRM AT THE OLD WARE-
A.N 110178 R. WM. E. BIDDLE& 00. wouldfnform the
public that they have leased the Warehouse on the cor
ner ofBtratton Wee. and the Railroad, in Gettysburg,
where they will carry on
THE GRAIN AND PRODUCE BUSINESS,
in Milts branches. The highest prices will always be
paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats. Clover and Timothy
Steds,Flaxseed. Sumac, Hay and Straw, Dried Fruit-
Nuts, Soap, Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Potatoes, with
everything else In the country produciline.
GROCERIES.- r On hand. for sale, Cortese, Sager*,
Molasses, Syrups, Teas, Spices, Salt. Cheese. Vinegar,
suds, Mustard, Starch. Broome, Dockets, Blacking,
Soaps, tc. Also COAE OIL, Yleh OIL Tar. kr. YlBll of
all kinds; Spikesand Nails; Smoking and Chewing To
baccos.
•
They are always able to supply a first rate article of
Flour, with the different kinds of Feed. e
Also, Ground Plaster, with Guanos and other fertili
zers. COAL, by the bushel, ton or car load.
They will run a LINE Of FREIGHT CARS from Get
tysburg to Baltimore once every week. They are pre
pared to convey , Freight either way, in any quantity, at
REDUCED RATES. They will attend. ildesired. to the
making of purchases In the city, and delivering the
goods promptly in Gettysburg. Their cars run to the
Warehouse of Nathan Roop k Go. , N 0.128 North Howard
street, near Franklin, Baltimore, wherefreight will be
received at anytime. They Write the attention of the
public to their line, assuring them that they will spare
no eSortto accommodate all who may patronize them.
Aptlll9.lB6B.—tf BIDDLE I BENNER.
ouistit Arrounts.
BOUNTY ACCOUNT.
A GENERAL STATEMENT of the
A- Bounty Account of UNION TOWNSHIP, Adam'
county, Pe., made the 19th day of April, 1867.
Year 1865.—SAMIIEL REBERT, Trearurery
Dk.
To Tax received-
54,540 71
•
By Ilarman Stripe's substitute...
" Charles Spangler's •,
" Lewis Mauss's
" Auditor's fees and stationery
" Notes and interest
Balance In bands of Treasurer
Year 15 6 6.-BAMUEL LEIIERT, Treasurer
DR.
To balance In hands of Treasurer ..... .._..... .......... 3.,2 43
Tax received from John Kellenberger, Collector.. 100 00
Tax received from Barman String collector., 600 00
320 00
" "
"
" " 2.50 Ou
730 00
"
.. .4 1 o "30 00
0 ...... 100 00
'• 4300
Notes and Interest pakl to Martin Grove_ .. .. .. . 8215 41
4 4 " Josepb L. 8h0rb..... 1,304 00
Paid Lowis Manse. 206 00
Notes and Interest paid to Geo. Baseboar 380 00,
• Harman String 530 00
Money paid to Jacob Bagel:roar S ot.
Auditors' fees_ 3 00
Money paid Bialamin lorry 310 89
iI3IIII Spangler 10 60
Tresaurer's fees 37 99
Balance la hand/ of Treasurer
Tear 1867.—JOHN BAUBLITS, Trfteurer
DR.
To balance from tamer Treasurer
itecoired (aloha' Ortuer, Collector
Mitt wafted tor 11306
CR.
Note end interest to T. I...McClain
Enoch Lefever, Committee
Jacob 11 Boltioger, " ......
Samuel P. I wog,
Jan Kellenberger, Collector
llizoneratione.
Auditors' bee
Clerks' fees
Collectore free. Samuel Becker.—
Treasure?' bee.........._........
Committee tees .....
Balance in bawls of Treasurer
We, the nodereigned, Auditor, of Union township,
haring audited the'Bounty Accounts oftbe above turned
Treasurers, do certify that they are correct to the beet
of our knowledge aol belief. Witness our hands the
19th day of►pril, 1657.
j‘zie b,1167.3t•
pry Ooodo, gotious, ;tr.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
J L. 'dCHICK invites the attention
• of hie friends and Customers to his large and well
selected stick of
DRY GOODS
Coasprisedtn pact of
French Mafences,
All Wool Poplins,
All Wool Detains.,
• All Wool Plaids,
Plain Poplins,
Black and Fancy Silks,
Tunis° Cloths,
Black and Colored Alpaccas,
Black Cloths an Cushitic's.
Fancy Cassimerse,
.Cassinets.
Jeans,
Flannels of all kinds
,
Gloves and Stockings'
• ,
Alm , • • line usortment of Ladles' 7 / 1 :111SAND SHAWLS,
as wel l ansbundant safety of Notions, all of which
will be sold cheap for the cash
May 20. 1865
NEW SPRING GOODS.
A
SCOTT & SONS have Just received
o anodise fine sasortmeet of NNW GOODS, consist
tug, part,,ofCloths, Custtnires, Confetti, Kentucky
Jeans, and Tweeds, for Gentlemen's wear. Also, a flue
usortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Our stash ha/ been /elected with great care, and we
are prepared to sell cheap u any other establishment
in the *Autry. We uk the Public to give nee call and
fudge for tbeweelyea. We defy competition, both as to
quality and price. • A. SCOTT & SONS.
May 29,1867.-tf
F INE F ANCY FURS.
CHAR. A. HERPICH,
497 Broadway & 37 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
IMPORTER,MANIIPACTURER
a d
SHIPPER OP
FURS.
Were his large and well selected stock of fine Furs, in •
styles, at lowest manufacturer's ;trice*.
Highest price paid
SHIPPING PURR.
pec.13,186.6-Iy.
Baud Ibr circular
EIRESII arrivals of Dry Goods, No—
!. Boa t , to., eew7 week • tDuphorn *. Hoffman's
If we
as the d corner of the Spam
GALL;AND SEE, the large stoelr
--podwetions. QUM a swam to, on the N.
W. corner the Iwo, Clett4sburs,P4.
• DCPHOur t HOPINditN
AD I:s' wanting a gooll article of
AL& Nor ry, Form Soap, or MAIr Btuales, can be
applied at ! ' 3. L. BCUICK'S.
$l7O , AN'S WOR;K
ik. ' : 1 CIVIL WAR.
....,
b _
. A work °tied Mo, absorbing interest:and anlyer.al
.. t itre prow &ad liters ry people everywhere
sod endorse U. It records the connwrsted
Zit :lawman In orgamdsed and united 'effort, and the
armee) , 100 of oar country's noblest woman, with
iy sw . hnonnetty and An the nation in ire
at test hen Bealiptfel steel portraits of s number of
th-ir71 .".. th e weer and lila ackarriedgd to ha4l 'lN Tl "Pu t i ld s t .°l.rlal‘
P 7loo wlflad
It to
gnair *gran a toga ltw Ms work. Address,
i. 0 1 1 8148., XeCDIU/T aOa ,
601 Chestnut woo li k um a iput s , 14,...
Auiiiisr,llll7.-2m
Yr -
are LADIES OWARE !--
' ' ' •-•'..k' 4 4" e . ... Of th• a rgl l llll h i
i s. SO& 1.., ,
if-II ' W .ik. ll .r ` .• • II i gl i• 11°1141
, -
$3OOOO
300 00
100 00
9 00
3,:g9 30
4.498 30
82 43
4.590 73
3.017 41
3,003 89
14 Di
3,G17 43
NEW LtIMBER YARD.
rrHE undersigned kiwi opened a LUMBER
YARD. on the RaiDeed, Near Guinn
Reilly's Lime Kilns, Gettysburg and ulte the public to
give him a call. His assortment .is one of the beat ever
offered here. ana his prices afford only the smallest living
profit. !He him WIIISE PINE PLANK. inch and ball
BOARDS, FLOORING, PALINGS, Lc., Le., and Ia con
stantly adding to his stock. Come and examine for
yourselves.
lga.A supply of Shingles, at line prices,always
Nov. I. 1808.—tf. JACOB EREADS.
$l4 64
5397
404 70
ISEI
- 8318 00
... 680
... 300
... 3 60
.. 21 16
... 240
-. 300
- 200
.. 808
228
.. 600
GUINN & REILLY have erected
two additional Lime Kilns, nn the Railroad, and
are therefor. betterprepared than over to supply the
beat of LUSIk. in large or small quantities. Parmers.and
others can hereafter look for a more prompt filling of
their orders, and are invited to attend and continue
their &Tors to a firm which Is making every effort tole.
commodate them in the beat manner ;ossible.
They will also contintieto keep on hand, tor sale. •
good supply of the di fferentltinda of COAL, which they
will sell at small profits.
Coal and Lime delivered anywher v in Gettysburg.
June 21,
375 32
96 99
IBM
AMOS LEFEVER
ABRAHAM SELL,
DAVID BOYER,
R i IIINGLES.--Prime Shingles, the
beat in the market, for male at JACOB 811RAD8'S
neer Lumber Yard, on the Railroad, suljoining the Limo
Kilns, Getty!''tura. [Nor. 1.866.-te
Auditors
Drugs and Medicines.
FORNEY'S OLD STAND.
THE undersigned baying taken charge of this
old and popular Store, tikes pleasure in in—
forming the public twat he is constantly receivioit fresh
supplies of all kinds of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, from
the most reliable houses, and le 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 fall supply of chemicals, Per
turnery, Paints,Dye Stuffs, Varnishes, Fluids, Tnrpen
tine, Hair Oils
Extracts, Soaps, Brushes, together with
a great variety of Fancy articles—in short, everything
usually found in a first class Drug Store --constantly on
hand.
*1 Physicians 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.be *mild ask a liberal share
of public patronage.
_Give usa call and see f.,r your
'elves. JOHN 9 PORN Y.";
Aug. 9,1888. .
J.L.SCHICH
DR. R. HORNER'S
Ills own,prepanttions are albgearautiesl to answer th e
purposes' 'Mended.
June 9,1861.-tf
A. D. BUEHIAR,
THEOLOUICAL, CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS
DRVGS, MEDICINES,
PERpIKEItY OF ..".LL
Mangiersburg alma, itOr Distanatak
AW th legr.7ll
Per Maim
filE EAGLE' LIV.ERY,
SALE Sr, EXCHANEIV, STABLES.
ll'asbington Street. Gettysburg, Pa.
ADJOINING THE EAGLE iIiC44.IL.
THE undersigqed would'respectful.
ly inform the public that he has opened a new
MICKY. SALE AND EXCHANGE OTAHLE In this
place, and Is prepared to,uffeceuperior accommodations
in this line. He has provided hinurelfirith Tingle., Car
riages. Hacks, Light \Venous. Ac , of the latest Styles.
eafficient to meet the publi I demand.' His horses are all
good, without spot or blemish, and perfectly seUable—
_.
none ofyour "old cripples," but all of the "2.40" artier.
Riding parties can always be accommodated cnd com
fortable equipments furnished.
Parties, large or small, can get just what they . want co
the most accommodating term..
Tieitors to the Battlefield politely attended to, and
reliable drivers. furnished If desired.
Pirtler conveyed to and how the Depot upon the er.
rival andarture of every train.
Horses ght, sold, or exchanged, and always a
chance to gains given .Our motto Is "fair play and
no !ganging . ' ' '
.s.Particular attsiitlun .paitl to furnishing Vehilelea
and Hacks for. Funerals.
ive, hatter ourselves that by charging moderately
and by furnishing supbrior accommodations, we cetorot
fait to please every ohs who patronizes our establish
meet.
T. T TATE.
May 'ffi, 1867.—tf.
GETTYSBURG LIVERY'
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLE.
THE Proprietor of these Stables,
feeling thank NI for th'eliberalpatronageiterehjfor.
received, begsl *eve to infortnihrpubllc that hecontletnee
the LIVERY BUM/Lid at his old stand on Washington
street,Gettyaburg, near the Railroad, where he is pre
paradat *Mimes to accommodatepersonswithsuythiug
to 6411110.
• iloßszs,coecuss, BeGGIZS,&C.,
nruiehed at short noticeand on reasonable terms, and
competent dt leers sent along It desired. Persons will be
conveyed to other towns. or to any place In the country.
ills atock and Coaches are of the first claim, and no pains
wilt be spared to make passengers comfortable. He I.
prepared at all times to familial coaches for funerals:
and alio to parties dealri ng tosgir over the Battle Field
or to visit thodkings.
ALSO—nottsxs MULE 8
will bebough t and sold stall time.. Person pidesiting to
iiarebmeatock will fled It to their advantage to call on
sn undeteigued, 40 his stick Ij warranted to be as rep-
r esented or no sale. Ile b a fine lot of forges and
dulea at present 012 hand wh will be .old on reasons.
ble terms. They are sound a free'from disease, and
aregaarantied to work as r resented. Persona will
end it to thetradvantage to c tat the old stand before
hiringor purchaaingelsewhe .
Aug. 3, 1885.—tf ICUOLA 8 WEAVIR.
forge anti foundrg.
GETTYSBURG FOUNDRY.
T HE subscriber arm] Id•in form his ermine:len and others
that he is still mantifartnring various kinds Or CU
tinge an d Machtnn • made to order, on short notice, suck
ae
Tit RES r,RB AbOil POWERS.
(lire different sizes orPowers,4Clover-seeJ Millers and
Cleaners, Corn Sheller,' and Separators, COrniodder Cut
ters, Straw and flay CuttereS Ploughs, such as Cast
Ploughs, Barshear Ploughs, Sidle•h ill and Corn Pitney, :
the
WIRE-SPRING HORSE RAKE,
the latest Improvement; also }Metal Screws for Cider
Presses, Iron Railing for Cernteiles or Porches, with
everything else In hisline, all t low prices.
role SALE—A light Two.ll se Magian a One - hone Wagon, all new. DA CID ' STERNER.
May N.— t f
RO N — IRON—IRON:
GET T YSBURG
i r HE subscribers respectfully inform
A the Public that they have erected a Forge in con-
nection with their steam VIII, am( are now manufactur
ing
Forgc-lf tit r(1 Iron,
inch as Plough, Horse-slice and Ear Iron, and respectful:.
ly Invite Blacksmiths and Dealer! to give them a call,
feeling satisfied that they will he able to please as to
quality, flitish and price.
BRINGNIAN k WARREN.
N. R. The highest market price paid tor wrought
cur tp Iron.
Lk W.
De 0.13,1866.
Coal, Tumber, -Tutu, Sc.
LUMBER ! LUMBER
NEW LUMBER YARD IN EMMITS
BURU, MD.
WE would respectfully -inform the
public that arehava astabliened a LAROR UM.
FIER YARD in Eannittsborg,
•
LUMBER. SCANTLING. PICKETS A ND LATHS
FLOOR LNG BOARDS, WINDOWS, DOORS,
SHUTTERS, BLINDS,
snitevery description of Building Lumber furbished at
the !sliest cash, prices, by
Ina* 21, I86&—t1
Lime & Coal.
tooko, drugs, Uedirincs , &r.
DRUGS, STATIONERY AND NOTIONS,
GE2TY9Bt RG , P. 4
Dr. K. Hornar's Anti-Cholersand [Harrlnve
tare, nlr all diseases of the stomach
and tarrela.
Olein for Chapped Ilanda
Fragrant Myrrh, Ibr preeerring and Leautiff
lug the tee:h, and for all dleesses of the
gums.
Ills Tonic and Alterative Powders. for Horses and
Cattle, are superior .to ally to the market.
Puts Llquura fur medic it um.. Prescriptlona
carefully filled.
Sirdteal advice irithaut charge
STATIONRRY,
:1
GETTYSBURtiI, PA.,
WILLIA Si ULRICH.
Agent tor Potter lk Cu
OEM